975 Munoz: to Develop 3rd's Tanana Removed from YAF Programs and Seroices By Nationnl Executive Board by Brian Davis Raymond Dye,' who is now by John II . Taylor dUng of UCSD chapter the summer out of frustration Staff Writer assistant to the vice~hancellor and t:dltor·ln·chief resources and attempts to with the way Y AF's leadership dean of student affairs. Tom Tanana, for some time sabatoge the organization." was chosen and the One of newly appointed Dean of Joining Munoz, in the newly the most conspicuous con­ Among other claims, supplied organization's inactive state, Third College Dan Munoz' major created post of associate dean, is servative force and spokesman Lacy by San Diego YAF head claims that 70 percent of what goals is to "plant seeds" which will Fred Henderson . Last year on the UC San Diego campus, Gary Kreep, Tanana has been was YAF's membership now lead to development of better Henderson served as assistant haS been ousted from the Young accused of arranging a kick­ belongs to the YCF. services and p,rograms for dean of Muir College, and as acting Americans for Freedom (YAF l back from a speaker brought to Meanwhile, the UCSD students of Third College. resident dean of Muir. The by that organization's national campus using Student chapter of Y AF has been Munoz, whose last ~b was as a associate dean's potition was executive board. Cooperative funds, misuse of "suspended" by the national created, according to Munoz; as a The action came earlier this UCSD Y AF funds a.nd forming a board, and YCF has been of­ result of the growing needs or month at a board meeting in separate conservative ficially registered as a student students and others at Third. Rosslyn, Virginia, where organization that "borrows" organization. allegations concerning Tanana {rom YAF 's name. Inv('stigation Both in Tutorial Program were presented by California Apparently, the action con­ Additionally , according to Both Munoz and Henderson YAF chairman Jim Lacy. sidered the most reprehensible student center director Mark worked to establish the' high school According to Cal-Y AF by the national board was the Book, the administration plans tulofial program at UCSD in 1970. executive director Randy formation of Young Califor­ a routine investigation of the Dean Munoz, who has been ~n , those allegations nia 'ns for Freedom (YCF). action against Tanana, to make workillg at UCSD since 1970, also included "many questionable Tanana, who says the group sure that no "discrimination" worked in the Teacher Education activities, including mishan- was formed at the beginning of against him was involved. Progralll and has taught Tanana said Sunday he would interdisciplinary courses, as well meet Wednesday with Book­ as serving as a - counseling UCSD Hopes to Gain man. psychologist at the University. He The kickback claim stems has been, and is currently, working 10- from last year's appearance of on a project studying the chicano Year Accredidatiori noted libertarian John Hospers. experience in higher education. by Alan Russell UCSD YAF obtained $350 from Associate Dean Fred Henderson Staff Writer the Student Coopera 'ye for Fred Henderson graduated from Muir College in This story is the first in a two-part series on accreditation and UC San Hospers' appearanc , and 1973, and has until now worked at Diego. The second installment will probe the reports of Accrediting Tanana admits having received that college. While at UCSD , he Teams that have visited UCSD in the pa l. $150 back from the speaker as a was active in student government, UC San Diego will receive its first fuJI ten year accreditation during this donation to the chapter. and together with other minority academic year if Chancellor McElroy's plans are realized. Kreep, however, claims the students, he presented the Dr. Manuel RQtenberg , acting dean of graduate students, has been donation was arranged before Lumurnba-Zapata resolution to the appointed to head the Subcommittee for Institutional Self.study and the request was made to the Regents in 1970. This action was Evaluation which will oversee the accreditation effort. The Coop , while Tanana says the instrumental in the formation of subcommittee is responsible under the Program Review Committee money came unsolicited with no Third College. (PRC>. accompanying letter. Since graduation, he has been Accreditation is a voluntary process which judges all departments of Another allegation involves employed as assistant dean , of higher education and attempts to assure integrity and excellence in all UCSD YAF 's bank accou~t. Muir, and as both its acting dean work. In trying to obtain these objectives, it will run an appraisal of its Kreep told the Triton Times and acting resident dean. own educational procedures, allow an on-(!a~.Pus visit by members and Tanana had said the chapter representatives of the appropriate accrediting commission and make had 500 in the account, but that Not Perman('nt available all records and documents that would pertain to UCSD . when he (Kreep 1 went to San The appointments of Munoz and Self improvement is encouraged by peer evaluation of institutions, and Diego Trust and Savings to Henderson are not permanent. accreditation gives the government a basic assurance of quality impound the money -- following Unless they decide to apply later education, allowing such funding as the G I Bill . the action against Tanana and this year to .seek their new The subcommittee is preparing a self-study report which wi ll be the chapter -- there was only Dan Munoz permane~lt~y, it is . Iikely t~at submitted by December of this year to the regional accrediting agency, $25 . Munoz WIll ~ell1m to ~I~ counsell.ng the Western Association of Schools and Colleges. This report will be Tanana said there had indeed and teachIng pOSItions .whlle , reviewed by a Western Ass9ciation accrediting team, which will be on been $500 in the account, but counselor at Counseling and He~derson hopes to be wo~klllg as campus next April. Heading that group will be Richard C. Gilman, that he had removed most of the Psychological Services at UC San as:;lstant dean at MUIr nexl President of Occidental College. money under a provision in the Diego, began work Monday after September. . The immediate goal of the subcommittee is to achieve the ten year YAF chapter bylaws allowing being appointed by George AI prese~ll, Munoz, along WIth accreditation, but it will also continue to function as a subcommittee of the chapter executive board to Murphy, vice~hancellor and dean Beverly Sala, whll has b('(',. PRC and stay as a permanent campus organization. [CODtbluedODpage9] or student arralrs. Munoz succeeds (c.tIaMd_baek,..e) ______--,

The Eagles (above), Jackson Browne and Linda Ronstadt were rejoined under the sun Saturday in Balboa Stadium. See review, page 8. (IT: photo: Paul Jarvis) Page t\'\ 0 f rtfollf. u..s ,Monday, September 29, 1975 Monday, September 29, 1975 f rlfoll film'S Page three former Reporter States Address at 10th Revelle Commencement •rlfoll flI1M'S The Cooperative-Has Lost Its Cr~ibility uca.nDlego Roger Revelle: Toward ' Patriotism in 1975 Job . Taylor Marl Woelber Jad'les G. sOt.o two candidates finally emerged -­ wrapped up in the Coop ideology, 'Clty edllor by Craig Uchida Edltor-... ~Ief Ibnqlng edllor Editorial Dtrector Alex Annala and Tom Tanana. that I voted ill the affirmative with by Roger ReveUe futility of Vietnam, which broke land, the people, the laws and the Unfortunately, Tom Tanana was regard to the legitimization of the our confidence in ourselves; and revolutionary spirit of America. Tonight marks the premier It is commonly said that what Sara J. LoweD not one of the more popular Coop in the spring referendum. As the revelations oC governmental Clearly we can love this Marl stadler engagement of the year for the you learn in college Is how to do ..... eIINor Co_unity edllor members of the Coop (maybe that the weeks wore on, however, I corruption and lying during the marvelous land, fuis continent­ Student Cooperative. As an ex­ things, not what you should do. In has changed) and Alex Annala began to regret my decision. last few years. No wonder fuat in wide, infinitely varied country. No Coop reporter, I was greaUy engineering, for example. one Instead of attempting to help the past three decades the name of one ean fly across it, as Mrs. relieved to heat that I would not be made the mistake of saying. ". learns a great deal about energy patriotism has guttered out in a Revelle and I have just done. The Triton Times is recognized as the official student newspaper by covering that organization this and efficiency, but little about pool of apathy and indifference. wifuout being aware of its beauty the Communications Boord of UCSD. Unsigned editorials represent year. LiMandri and Munoz were elected by students ethics; in economics one studies As a cub reporter for the Triton No wonder fuat many oC yoo have and diversity .. fue green forests the views of the majority of the editorial board (above). and not the money and goods, but not what is views of the University. the Communications Boord or the student Times last spring. I wa!; assigned who came in to vote, and left when victory turned away from the problems of and lakes of New England, the good. body. the inglorious task of attending our society to a concern with sheer rolling hills of Indiana. the f1aJ and Surely iUs only partly true that a Coop mcetings and writing ncws \yas assured. individual survival. The men and fertile soil of Iowa, fue farms so university does not teach the items that would be unbiased as women of your generation are neatly divided in square sections. values men and women should live well . as interesting to the don't really want the position. their fellow students, Coop liable to think of patriotism as at the fields of waving wheat in University community. This form don'l think anyone who is really members became bent upon best cheap sentimentality, and at Nebraska and Colorado, the This address was deHvered in of student government, I was told, coherent wants the position." (TT. elevating fueir own egos. Instead worst as the last refuge oC a mighty Rockies wifu fueir summits Right Foot? June by Dr. Revelle at the tenth was an experimei1tal one, similar April 9>' As it turned out. neither oC trying to enlist the support of the scoundrel. Words like glory and still snow~overed in June, the Commencement ceremooles ~ UC · . A little ucilement was generated last week by the contiJuing attempt was elected as coordinator and fue student community, the Coop honor, victory and self-sacrifice, pinnacles and deep~ut canyons of to an old-fashioned New England an D1ego's oldest college. The by the Graduate Student Union to have their problems. and thus the post remained vacant for the managed to antagonizc IIUlny. gallantry and heroism, coorage the desert. wearing their cloaks of town meeting. It was based on the speech II sllghUy abridged as it problems of the Unnivenity. heard before the Regen". The Regents are notion that only those SIncerely course of the year. 'through slanderous insults and and duty, have become dirty many colors, and then the final appears here. . as slow as they want to be. but before long they ca n be expected to finally interested would attend the Undaunted by fuis one instance, I maniacal outbursts. The tolal words. range of mountains and the Pacific ileal with the GSU question in an eHicient and exhaustive mamer. Before meetings. 'still believed fuat the Coop had disregard for any order at the How can I dare to talk to you shining in fue distance. by. A university is the flDest they do it is easy to understand why the GSU eontiwes to be plagued by My initial reaction was, "That·s highly noble intentions and would meetings, a lack of a concrete set about patriotism'? You are liable Our country is more than a land. the problemS that were caused by f!rces beyond their control. an interesting concept, I wonder really try to benefit the students at of rules to follow, a lack of respect device ever invented to remember to feel I am like the man who said It is also a people. as diverse as · . The GSU. however. must not grow so frustrated as to embark on a if it works?" To my dismay, the UCSD. The Coop had achieved for fellow students and a disturbing what the best and the wisest of our to Abraham Lincoln, "I feel their land. Listen to the accents of course or action that would only lurt their cause. Any a ttempts to embark weeks ahead showed that it did not. some important goals - appointing lack of maturity on the part of its race have written and thought, and patriotic." "What do you mean'?" the men from Maine, always the best and the wilest have on a "work action," or 10 .... t it more bluntly. a strike. would only hurt The first meeting I attended students to campus wide members began to turn me off. said Lincoln. The man said, "Why slightly comical to the rest of us, always been concerned with undergraduate education. which the GSU is claiming to try to improve. involved the election or rather non­ committees. allocating the The final nail in the coffin was I feel like I want to kill somebody the sharp Yankee twang oC values. How should human beings The undergraduate has already heen treated a a captive pawn by both election of the Budget Resource Campus Activity fee, driven when it was determined by or steal something." Massachusetts, the sweet lilt of act towan! each other? What is the administration and the GSU. and s ome people are hecoming tired of Group coordinator. After months communicating with the local the Coop that students could vote at But I want to talk about another Tennessee, the drawl oC the man's place in nature? the. w hole a rra ir. of trivial debate and elimination of community and having an All meetings without attending prior kind of patriotism, fue kind I Texans. llie mixed accents oC But a commencement address is · .lIowever the wllole problem turns out. the GSU must be commended numerous candidates for the post, Campus Dance. I became so ones. . Previously,. it had been believe inspired Lincoln, fuat Hawaii, the plain speech of Iowa. one of the few times when it is for the superior way the members have handled themselves. Their case standard procedure that a student greatest of all American pa triots. 1 Think of the pioneers, who walked proper for a university teacher to has been argued persuasively and rationally. The (;SU ha s always acted Letter to the Editor must attend two out of furee Coop want to talk to you in fue shadow of across a continent, covering the come straight out and say what he in an orderly manner and ha s been very ~en in the conduct ?f ils meetings in order to become Lincoln's spirit and in fue spirit of distance in as many months as we thinks about values, about what actil'ilies. eligible to vote. With the Walt Whitman, the poet of now take in hours, in the hope of men and women should do, and I . . The conduct 01 the GSU. both this year a nd last. is in stark contrast to Why a SD Transit Subsidy? elimination of this rule, attendance American patriotism. To Linclin building new lives at the end of the that of the "unofficial" undergraduate studen t government on campus. soared and Marco LiMadri was am going to take advantage of this journey. Think of the black and It is quite a surprise that half of and Whitman, patriotism meant the Student Cooperative. There were times la.t year when the members The Trllon Times Is recognized by the ecstatic. opportunity. I want to talk to you yellow and brown and white our parking ticket money goes to love of our country, a love that of that organiza tion mad!! a mockery of the whole concept of free. open. Communications Board 01 UCSD •• the His joy was well Counded, for the abou t one particular value which is transcended survival, that looked people, the English. Scots, Irish the San Diego Transit District, as official student n_spapar. Pubtle8l10n Roger Revelle and representative government. Hules were discarded when convenient rollowing week he and Irma Munoz not very well thought of today. beyond the corruption, apathy. and and Germans, the Poles, reported in Monday's (Sept. 22) is on Mondoys. Wedn.ld.ys and FrldlY. That value is patriotism. and the struggle to control the purse strings of the body. the Budget during the. regutar school y.. r [.xcept were elected external affairs self-seeking whick, then as now . Hungarians, Swedes and Triton Times. What does UCSD get I mourn and yet exult. the real underlying laws or the resource group was a sad commentary on the und ergramy generation to be patriotic, Protestants and Jews - all are thing is for sure, though the San Hall on the Revelle College campus. The best justifica lion for this over their past errors. The Coop is the organization that makes important meeting to vote Cor fuem and because fue most intense ex­ Americans. We are a nation of We lesser mortals may not have values that exist in all human Diego Transit District has no Uni ..rslty 01 California. SIn Diego. kind of patriotism can be seen in beings. Each of you can think of decisions for undergraduale . and thus cannot be discarded by its Lett... s to 'he Editor and opinion walked out when their victory was perience of our lives was fue immigrants, a recycling center for great enough souls, large enough columns ere welcomed. All submlnlon. the world around us. One of the heroic stories of human beings who detr.! tors. 11 is hoped that the.Coop wiU try harder toc!rrect the abu ses incentive to improve the bus assured. second World War. We truly the world. hearts. or sufficiently imaginative should be typed on a 74·sp.ce line on remarkable phenomena of our were willing to die to be free or to of last y ear and that more peop Ie take an ac live interest in wha t is going service to UCSD as long as it gets For these reasons. the Student believed, and I still think we were Yet, often, in our selfishness and minds to love 210 million non.rauble papar. They should nat time is the rise of na tionalism in obtain justice. on . $45.000 to $50.000 per year from car exceed three pages in length doubl. Cooperative has lost its credibility right. that fue world hung in fue vulgarity, Americans are hard to Americans. But we can do the next the new countries that have been One of the great stories is about · . If people don·t I ike wha t i going on a t I he Coop. then pc ople should ae t drivers who find the bus service too spaced. The Triton Tlm.. r... MIS lhe and legitimacy as a student balance between good and evil; love. best thing, we can respect and right to edit submission. becau.. 01 formed throughout Asia , Africa Socrates. when his old friend, tochangeit; ifpeol)le are pleased with what is goi ng on ,then they should inconvenient to use. Perhaps a government. If it is-to regain its and it was by no means obvious When he took command of that encourage our fellow citizens in space limitations Of type requirements. and Latin America in the last Crito , came to try to persuade him "consumer advocate" type could I status as a government, drastic which side would win out. Europe rabble in arms. the Yankee every part of our country and in indicate so. At a ny l-ate . the Coop should not be a closed body - it For editorial; call 452-3486; 'Of thirty years. In spite of vast look into this interesting situation. . business and display ed ..rtl ...... " . changes must be made in attitudes and the western part of fue Soviet farmers who made up llie guerilla every stratum of society. We can the night before he was sentenced shouldn ' t be just a nother club. The Coop shou ld set'k to accomplish the potential resources, many of these call 452·3468. and protocol. Union had been overrun by a bands that were harrying the treat them as brothers and sisters to drink the poisonous hemlock. goals it boldly proclaimed last fall and again during the ea'!lpu s countries are unable to feed their .J.C. SIREN frighteningly efficient anny led by British around Boston in 1775 • no matter what the color of their Socrates imagined that the spirit of refcrrcndu m. people, let alone to lift their bur­ a malign madman. After Pearl George Washington said. "Such a skins,,' their sex or their social the laws of Athens had come to dens of misery and poverty. But Harber and the Japanese victories dirty mercenary spirit pervades status. We can seek true equality, visit him. They said. " Listen, Heliocopters, ~norails or Busses one cannot spend much time in in the Pacific, we and our British the whole that I should not be at all genuine freedom . and generous Socrates, to us who have brought these poor countries without and Russian allies seemed to be surprised at any disaster that may justice for everyone of them. you up. Think not of life and nearly defenseless. Under fuis coming to the belief tha t in spite of happen. I dare say the men would There are also two things about children first and oC justice their loud nationalism, their un­ Transportation Essential for School Desegregation fearful threat the people of the fight well if properly officered, our country that we cannot see - afterwards, but of justice first. United States joined together in a derlying difficuhy is an absence of although they are an exceedingly the laws fuat define and express Now you depart in innocence. a true patriotism. by Thomas F. Pettigrew 1972 their opinions outside of any majority of the children are a low priority to racial change, and there will be no single effect of mighty burst of production and dirty and nasty people." Yet fue our duties to each other and to all sufferer and not a doer of evil, a Once again school busing is the racial context. An overwhelming Negroes. " follow the President's lead, which desegregation. Opponents creativity. A spirit of unity that is The rise of nationalism has men soon came to revere him and mankind, and the revolutionary victim not of the laws but of men." whipping boy. The latest to wield majority approved: 83 percent Whites seem to divide into, three generally is cool, if not hostile, to emphasize the least successful difficult even to imagine today mainly served the interests of fue spirit of America. And then Socrates said, "This, he to love them. and between fuem the lash was President Ford, who were "satisfied" with the groups : Die·hard segregationists busing. cases; proponents emphasize the pervaded- fue whole country. most powerful classes, tribes or Ours is a country conceived in dear Crito, is the voice I hear they achieved fue impossible task in an impromptu White House a rrangement and 89 percent constitute about a fifth of adult SaCety sometimes is cited as a most successful ; both exaggerate There was no question of the groups, and not fue larger interests liberty and dedicated to the murmering in my ears like the of driving the professional soldiers press conference last \veek. said reported that their children found whites. They are in the Boston alld factor in views on busing. but the when they claim that their selected meaning of patriotism. We of the new nations. The small proposition that all men are sound of the flute in the ears of the of Europe forever out of their land. that some courts ' are ignoring it to be " convenient." well as hazards of riding school buses have examples prove busing "Cails" or belteved we and our aDies were elites who control their created equal. That conception mystic, that voice I say is We Americans may be hard to congressional guide li nes and Once race is m e ntioned. been exaggerated. A "works." fightinl for a just cause fuat governments are mostly and fuat dedication are embodied humming in my ears, and prevents ordering busing of students without however, many persons' attitudes Pennsylvania study over five years Two additional complexities demanded the best and the most indifferent to these larger love for one reason because fuere in the laws. Here I do not mean the me from hearing any other. And I first trying less drastic measures shift dramatically. In November, found that youngsters on buses had obscure the "effects " isslle. What we had to give. . interests, even though fuey give are ' so many of us, but Walt complicated contents of law books know that anyfuing more you say to achieve desegregation. 1974, Gallup asked a national only one-third as many accidents are the criteria for "success"-no After the war came the j inloiam, them lip service. Most people in Whitman managed it. .but the glue of shared morality and will be in vain." Indeed, busing to achieve school sample what they thought of per mile of Iravel as those walking violence, achievement gains, suspicion and intolerance It the most so-called developing "All the hapless silent lovers, all faith that binds our country I remember a modern example. desegregation has become such a "busing schoolchildren to achieve to school. National Safety Council improved life chances? And how McCarthy era in the 1950S; the countries still owe their loyalties to the prisoners in fueir priSons, all togefuer .. sometimes an irrational though it did not end tragically. In politically~harged issue that even better racial balance in schools." figures for 1968 showed a deafu long should we walt before judging growing realization in the 19608 of fue village or the extended familv. the righteous and fue wicked, all morality and a childlike faith . This 1950. Earl Warren, who later its basic dimensions are poOrly Only 28 percent of whites were in rate (or school buses only one- the process? Some condemn it the many injustices within our own The very concept of loyalty to India fue joyous, all llie sorrowing, all is what we mean when we say we became one of fue greatest ChieC understood and seldom discussed. favor, 72 percent opposed. But, fourth that of regular buses, and after six months; others would society and in the relations bet­ or PakiStan or Ghana or Nigeria the living, all the dying ...... O have a government of laws, not Justices of the Supreme Court oC How extensive is bUSing? An contrary to popular opinion. 75 one-fortieth that of cars. And no wait years to evaluate "the ween rich and poor countries in the has little meaning for fuem. resisUess resUess race. men. the United States, was Governor oC estimated 50.2 percent of the 41 .4 percent of fue non-whites favored one has demonstrated fuat busing desegregated generation" as world ; fue recognition of fue in­ What is it about our country fuat o beloved race in all. The protection of liberty, the California and ex-{)fficio President million . public schools students busing Cor racial school balance. is more dangerous for the 7 percent adults. In any event, busing for sanity of major wars in an ap of we can love? Four fuings, two of o my breast aches with tender fostering of equality, the of the Board of Regents of fue were bused to school in 1979-75. Much oC the white opposition has of students being bused for racial desegregation has not occurred nuclear weapons; the cruelty and. fuem visible and two invisible: fue love for all. distribution of justice - these are Continued on Page 12 (This percentage has risen been politically inspired. While 41 reasons than it is for fue ofuer 93 long enough to reach conclusive rapidly oyer the pas t percent told Harris interviewers in percent riding buses for other judgments about its effects. generation In 1953-54 . only one­ early 1971 that they opposed school reasons. Wifuin these severe limitations, third were bused to school (8.4 busing for desegregation in their '(rying to assess the effects of tentative generalizations can be out of 25.6 r., iOion.) communities, those opposed had busing is difficult. Actually. fue advanced. Violence has not Stimulate Thyself: This incr'-!ase is largely due to grown to 69 percent by March 1972 Square Wheel question of effects is not strictly typically accompanied the ce ntralizat io . nnt to after nationally-televised attacks ' relevant to fue reason for busing - initiation of court-ordered busing. desegregati In Less than 4 percent on busing by then President Nixon. the more avid supporters of Gov . to assure constitutional rights of The Louisvillcs and Bostons of all public ~hool children were Yet large majorities of George Wallace for President. equal protection of the laws under receive wide publicity when they LEARN Picl", up APfDlicotions bused last y ~ a for desegregation. Americans favor interracial Another group, about the same the T4th Amendment. And since experience disruptions; fue more TAP So only 7 · percent of all bused schools, judging Crom surveys by size, are firm believer in there is no evidence fuat fue effects ~ typical Springfield (Mass.) and DANCING! children WI!r bused for racial di fferent agencies. In one typical integrating America's institutions. of interracial education vary Minneapolis without disruptions for F.n CI_n Now Forminl des gralion survey conducted this y ar by the Often young, fu y upport busing depending upon whether students are seldom mentioned. The qllallty The furor concerns this 7 Nalional Opinion Research Center, and other means to achieve this are bused, the real question, of political leadership and fue • Bepnninl percent, not the 93 percent who 92 percent of whites had "no goal. thE'refore. is : What are the effects perception of the inevitability of • Advanced / Student Positions • Amaleur ride buses for nonracial reasons , objection to sending" their The third group, constituting a of school desegregation? change are critical determinants /, ,,~\ and attitud s m to hing to "children to a school where a few majority of white America. Th answer to this is complex of acceptanc~. • Profn ion.1 , "'rlliac~d nil eM ',....mal Socwcw on campus wid S41m e rxtpnt on whf' th I' race is of the children are Negroes"; 74 upporls racial change in principl because of the enormous diversity Political leadership also helps to o/TftlClwn 0/ Daftd"" 29t111l11 " s n as the r('asoll for the p rc nt no objection " to a school but is oft n unwilling to PRY such oC public education. At once its determine whefuer there will be an 7533 DlAPII Ava., LA JOllA , ".' --- Headed for northern committees at tud. nt Organizati ns busing. I!. here half of the children 'are co ts as busing to achieve chartge. great str ngth and great exodus of whites. CAU.: 4114112 ,,' California (or LA • Burbank. Long BeaCh. Th Harris. survry. fo r instance. N gro ": and 51 percent no Thcy und rstandably res nt being wcaknes. this diversity of There is no magic in racial .-. _,,' Ontario)? Call your campus rep or PSA and (FIrIt ...... Is _pl• ...,' . ;Jskl'd parents nl nu:,C'd chi ldrrn in objection "to a school wh r a la beled " racists." Yet they assign America's schools guarantees that Continued OD Page 12 • ---- .-_. tell them you want to buzz off PSA g Ivas you a lift X Pap four •rh.M.fl JII(~ Monday, September 29, 1975 Monday, September 29, 1975 Page five ipolitiCS: James Soto Muir Reporter Too any Chiefs? Overcrowding Cause for Concern New Services in Counseling Offered by Patricia Ladouceur led by Hugh Pates and Larry Dr. Robert Kavenaugh. Dullneas and sam;ess promise to be the hallmarks of the impending Starf Writer lIedges. Workshops oriented toward 1976 presidential ,. paign. Dragging on now (or its second year, by ('a thy Fltzmallricr "sub-communlty," where one classes. Through alternate types of This quarter UCSD counseling minority groups include a rap " Election 76" has In re than a year to go and there seems to be no end in starr rt'porter could become personaDy involved education such as these the psychologica l ser vices is offer­ The sex clinic continues for the group headed by Diane Evens, a sight. Cha.es in the administration of with others. In Ulis nourishing students have an opportunity to get Schorr in T01VnFrutay employment in the educational ing several new workshops and Ul ird year on a drop in basis. s tudy s kills group and a For the beleagl1ered citizen, who has already seen a promising Muir, 811 well 811 the usual over­ culture of human contact, warmth out into the larger community and programs and activities which it clinics, as well as individual Located in the building next to the consciousness raiSing group and bicentennial eithel' prostituted by greedy hUSIII(,SSIIII' 11 or cynically crowlfing, have temporarily for the institution would arise. associate what he is learning to the Daniel Shorr, the veteran CBS operates. Also, Tille VI of the Civil counseling. Revelle Provost's offi ce, the clinic are open to anyone at the discarded by the social masochists whose motives remain shady and hindered the operative capacity of Beckley frequently referred to ultimate purpose of the new news reporter whom former Rights Act of 1964 (PL 88-352 , HR Among the new workshops is a is open every Wednesday. University. disreputable, the prospect of having to endure the inevitable mudslinging the college his objection of Muir being con­ knowledge, the betterment of the President Nixon saw fit to put on 7152 ) prohibits any form of weight control clinic, a group for For students undeci ded on a ~ casts a shadow on the future of the voters' sanity. Since Muir College ProvOlt, John sidered a " resort", with his role community as well a s of himself. his enemies' Ust, will speak at San discrimination because of race, those with alcohol problems, social Several women's groups, major or occupational goal , there Dullness and sameness will be found not so much in the candidates Stewart, is on sabbatical this year, mistakenly being viewed as that of Hopefully students could be Diego State University Friday at 8 color, or national origin. or sex difficulties, one for women including an assertiveness training will be a life-style group headed by themselves but rather in the issues, in the solutions to the problems, and Professor Pat Ledden is acling as a plamer of activities for the given credit for such work, thwgh pm on "The CIA a nd the Invasion Inquiries concerning Title VI or over' 21 coming back to school, a group, are also starting. in the campaign tactics of the candidates. Onc can almost fear the provOlt, leaving the position IX hundreds of young strangers living Beckley foresaw difficulties in of Privacy." Title IX may be directed'to Robert test anxiety group, women's numbers of candidates who have declared their intentions, or are associate provOlt _vacant. Kay in the two high rises. He points out arranging that. The talk, sponsored by SDSU's L. Albert, Assistant to the Chan­ groups and workshops oriented parading around the country in such a manner that their intentions need Reynolds is the new head of that his duties are to help out To get away from the resort Itall Associated Students, will be held in cellor - Affirmative Action, 106 toward minorities. not be stated or questioned because it is obvious why a man from Maine academic counseling at Muir, and students in aD aspects of their concept, the dean offered the Peterson Gymnasium on the SDSU Matthews Campus tQ'()52 ) or call The weight control group due to or Vermont, who was last in Camornia while in the Navy in 1945, should the former position of Muir campus life, academic as well as suggestion of creating "homes" campus. 452 -3340. Information may also be begin Oct. 1 is headed by Dr. all of a sudden grace our fair state with a tour of the chicken and peas Resident Dean has been replaced non-academic. Ideas he has for (suites?), where students of Shorr, who earned an Emmy obta ined by contacting directly the Shatus , formerly a fat circuit. by two " Resident Counselor" improving nfe at Muir include the similar interests and attitudes Award in 1973 for a two-part series Director of the Office of Civil psychologist. Pruden Officially Declared positions now occupied by Cheryl introduction of volunteer and field could share companionship and on Walergate, thatairedduring the Rights, Department of Health Dr. Maria Bowen will head a On the Democratic side, the following have officially declared Liang and Willie Brown. work as alternatives to the usual enthusiasms. c losing days of the 1972 Education and Welfare. group for women 21 and over who themselves candidates : Morris Udall, Representative from Arizona ; presidential campaign, has also have come back to school after an Jinlll1Y Carter (or mer Governlir or Georgia : 1'"n.'

9 am -Clinic, birth control. By appointments through 3 a t student health center. Service for l~lI"U~: IIL~ and student partners. Noon Meeting of the UCSD Staff Association. A presentati on on the state of the university bc givcn. Ma ndeville Recital Ha ll . 3-pm -- Meetingfor captains of intramural volleybaU teams. Recreation gym conference room. 4 pill -- Lecture. Dr. Petcr Krammer of the Basel Institute of Immunology on aturday " Immunoglobulin, Fc-receptors a nd la ·antigens on Normal and Activated T Cells ." Cohn brary. Salk Institute. 4 ~ - Mee'ting for captains of intramural 3-Man basketball teams. Recreation gym a~ 1 .: Walking Toul·. offered by UCSD E;xtension. " San Diego : from Mission to Metropolis ferenceroom. hfornla 's Birthplace." Visits to the Presidio and Old Town Landmarks. Through 4:30 pm. 4 pm - Meeting, literature department fae ulty and staff. Revelle Formal Lounge. at Padre Trail Inn , 4200 Taylor Street. 4 pm -- Water polovs, San Diego State. UCSDpool. -. Seminar. "Putting It All Together: " Psychology for Lovers," one-day Extension 4 :30 pm -- Pot-luck dimer, sponsored by Mujer. Speakers and mtertainment plamed. AU with clinical "sychologist Irene Kass:orka . Until 4 :30 pm Gold Empire Rooms, tudents, staff aOO instructors are invited. . Hotel, 2270 Hotel Circle Not·th, San Diego. Sunday 4 :3Opm--Organizational meeting, m'en's wrestling. PE classroom . am -. Oral Presentation, by student research assistants of the Third College Minority 5 pm --Organizational meeting of the Hnrseback Riding Club. Recreation Gyrll , Room No . 20. Ical Support Program. APM 2113, through 12:30 pm. The Public is invited. 5 pm - Meeting for captains of intramural inner tube waterpolo teams. Recreation gym -- Organizational meeting IIf the Karate Club. Gym . Worship Services at University-Community Church, 9595 La Jolla Shores Drive: erencc roJ'lI . pm -- Film " Visions." Adm ission is $1 USB 2722. Lutheran - lOam (Rev. John Huber ) 7 pm -- Audition.See above. M(Jlday. -- Dance. presented by thl' Intrrnalional Black Cultural Orga Catholic - 8 :30 am and 5 pm CRev . Bernie Campbell ) 7 pm -- Le.-lul·e. " New Iteligions ,Hrd Old Heresies," by Prof. Jack Lindquist, Religion in Episcopal - 12 :30 pm CRev . Joe oung) Com ) Motior., UC Extension , P & L illO (.John Huber, Coordinator). 7:00 pm -- Felloti'ship for students, University-Community Church lounge. ESDAV .. Dance. presented by the International Black Cultural Organization. Revelle cafeteria. 10 al11 -- Worship. Catholic student mass. North conference room, student center . 7:30 pm -- , Tipl::re .l'r:lYl'r Sel'Vicl', niversit.y-Community Church, by the Catholic . There will be a door prize alld a dancing contest. N()on -- TI·ip. To Sea world spon ored by the Recreation department. Tickets unity 0 , SD. . '- Party. for all graduate and n1l'dical students. Sponsored by the Graduate Student Transportation is included. Buses leavc from the Urey Hall parking lot. pill -- r1t.. ~ ting , Colk dance cl ub. Balkan dances taught by Vicki Maheu. Recreation gym I. Sur~ ide, at Scripps. 2 :30 pm - Mf't'ling. Na tiona I Association of Teachers of Singing. Mandeville east room. erellcc ru \I . Pili " Film. Sec above. 8 pm -- Concert. Fr~die Hubbard, one of the most highly respected jazz trumpet player in 8 pm -- Orgmlzational meeting of the Scuba Club. Recreation gy m conference room . world. Admission is $3 for UCSD students and $4.50 for general admis ion . UCSD Gym. 7 pili -- Rridge. Rev II North dining hall. Lessons available. Page eight Monday, September 29, 1975 Monday, September 29, 1975 Paga'iine chairman Lacy was appointed officials, who could not be Records to his post by a slim margin, reached for comlT,ent, with I Tanana.•. and only after his supporters documents indicating UCSD t 5 Awful, But It Won't Go Away had lobbyed for him a t the Y AF's right to give \he money "give away" any monies it national co~vention . Tanana to another organizaticn. holds. Tanana said the chapter said all but one of California's Other a Ilegations against by Tlmoth)1 acKenzle Eagles, Ronstadt, Browne board - which consists of­ county heads opposed the al)­ Tanana did not bear out, in­ StaffW Iter Tanana, another YAF member pointment of Lacy, and that cluding one by Nick Johnson, these chairmen are now by and JERRY JEFF LiUDlN' HIGH: and Tanana again, who holds who is acting UCSD YAF Together Once Again large members of YCF. JERRY JEFF WALKER-Me..( two positions on the three· chairman, that Tanana was RECORDS by Anne Liebler member board by virture e of Tanana also pointed to his being investigated by the US . Have you ever ad an awful, but Copy editcr his position as c hairman· achievements with UCSD Y AF, Postal Service for mail fraud, catchy tune that just sticks in your treasurer -- voted to give the which include a speaker and that UCSD officials were mind and won't go away? You "One Of These DIlYs " was the title of Saturday's concert in Balboa money to YCF, which then program and his receipt of an conlempla ting expelling him. can't stop whistling it, humming it, tadium where a near5e1I-out crowd sprawled undersunny skies to hear used the funds to print YCF's award as the most active YAF However, Bookman said the or thinking about it, no matter how Jackson Browne, Lindll RonsUidt and the Eagles reunited at the top. firs t newsletter, the Free member in the western region administration is concerned hard you try to forget about it. U could be sa id that all three acts began together. Glenn Frey of the Californian. of the US last . year. He sa id his over Tanana's use of Y AF funds If you have, then you can Eagles h;]s described living in a sma ll apartment in LA's Echo Park. The YCF newsletter was also qualifications and those of for a YCF mailing in August. In sympathize with me. There I was, tistening to Browne coml>a;e on the piano in the apartment below . And involved in the allegation that others were overlooked when addition , says Beckman, two members of the Eagles, Frey and drummer-vocalist Don Henley. lying in bed, with Jerry Jeff ., The Eagles' Don Felder, Glenn Frey and Bearnie the new organization is at­ the state organization was put Tanana used bulk mailing for together simply because they Walker's " Pissin' In The Wind " ...--- Leadon. (TT photos: Paul Jarvis) tempting to "borrow off" of the material, which is not running through my brain. This is YAF 's name and reputation. were not supporters of Lacy as allowed if the mailing contains music that's hard to lake seriously, Kreep says the YCF publication chairman. "partisan potitical" material. unless you're a C & W fanatic. If "is made up to look just like the Tanana added that the money Bookman said the inclusion of Music Department Opens impounded by Kreep was you're not, it will drive you nuts. John Fogerty YAF paper," the Creative fund-raising drive literature in placed into YCF's accounts the mailing made it "partisan The music in the album was have a good time, he may have on bass guitar, and David Kemper Californian. after Tanana presented bank political. .. composed by Walker, his backing succeeded. I found it quite on drums. Year with Three New Profs Tanana agrees that the two Gonzo Ban(j, and assorted friends. papers are similar, indicating amusing. Walker doesn't sing While the title track " Mother " Pot Can't Call The Kettle Black," that the former editor of the well, but he sure can yodel. The Focus" will probably gather the by Uanlel Shawler festival In the spring. The La Jolla "Night Riders ' Lament" and YCF paper, Mark Dearcorf, is Gonzo Band plays competently, most air play, there are many Arts Editor Civic-University Chorus directed " Jaded' Lover" sound just as you now editing the YCF paper. and seem to enjoy themselves. other fine selections on the album. by David Chase, of Palomar Erratum would imagine them to. The lyrics, YCF is also accused of The highlight of the album is, of " Hard Vanilla" and " Focus IV " The UC San Diego music College music faculty, is planning as you would expect, tend to get a course, "Pissin' In The Wind," are showcases for everyone in the adopting the same programs Ii ttle corny. department, once referred to as a a Christmas program, and other In the article in Friday's issue on the GSU Rally, which which Jerry Jeer composed band. "Someone's Crying ..... and projects as YAF, in at· This album cannot be analyzed "small music department that is vocalists intend recitals during the tempts to confuse tha;e who occured Wednesday. we inaccurately statl'd that GSU members himself. He even dedicated the ,What" is a truly beautiful melodic like none other in the world," by year . maintained that Gov. Brown and the Regents are involved in an for artistic value, for it really song to Johnny Cash and Chris phrase, performed so intricately follow YAF activities. hasn't any. But if all Walker Ala n Rich of New York Magazine, Slim Margin errol·t " to starve graduate students out or the university." Kristofferson, among others. It's by Akkerman. " Father Bach" will promises to live up to i~ reputation The paragraph hould have read. "GSt members have been intended was for his listener(s) to The season also includes per­ Tanana said he and other good for a few laughs. But watch' remind you a lot of Steve Howe and during the 1975-76 season. told by I niversity Administrators that Gov. Brown and the formance of works by UCS D former Y AF members formed out, it's.infectious. Yes. The department enters the year Hegents are trying to starve out Graduate students." composers and concerts featuring YCF out of anger and " Mother Focus" is an album Linda Ronstadt Jackson Browne with three new faculty members, The Triton Times regret this error. MOTHER FOCUS: FOCUS. Atco faculty artists. frustration with ~e make up of brimming with fine music. As a played in Rcmstadt's band when s he WIIS just a country si nger from the best known being Baroque Records Most oHhe concerts are without the 8,OOO-member group. He suggestion, why not kick back, Tucson. harpsichordist and organist An­ "Mother Focus" may be the best admission charge. said that earlier this year, state- light up a funny cigarette, and . And here they all were in San Diego. all with recent hit a lblUll s. thony Newman. instrumental album released since bring your world into Focus. RoosUidt and the Eagles with recenty hit singles. But foc some reasoo _ New man said he was born and Jeff Beck's " Blow By Blow." This You'll really enjoy it. The music, I and perhap; this was the principle drawback of the concert - none of raised in southern california. He is the same Focus that brought us mean. them appeared 00 stage together. That wouldh ave been a rush. likes the climate and the people so " Hocus Pocus" and "Hamburger JOHN FOGERTY: JOH The concert was slated to begin at I pm and tlx> crowd was growing much that when, after leaching for Concerto," but we don't see much FOGEHTY Elektra-Asylum impatient wlien Toots and the Matyals. introduced as Jamaica's finest, a few years on the East coast, of those influences on "Mot~er began playing. They enterUiincd the audience for about 20 minutes. Rafael Druian, professor of music Focus." This is an easy listening, No longer is it Creedence Every song they sang was ended with the tempo so fast that no one could at UCS D, suggested that Newman mellow work highlighted by Clearwater Revival, nor is it the the any longer discern the wonk Still. they helped pass the time until Blue Ridge Rangers. It's just plain try teaching here for a year, he lilting guitar melodies, courtesy of ,Jackson Browne appearoo . Jan Akkerman. 01' John Fogerty, the country boy jumped at the chance. When he finally showed, a little after 2 pm. the crowd re ponded who put together a long string of Another new faculty member, immediately and mostlept to their feE't . HE' started off with" Hock Me On Akkerman and his guitars form, hits throughout the late 19605 and William Brooks, comes here from Jerry Jeff Wa Iker the core of a fine band, which early 70s. Ihe Water ," buta s his performance continued with quieter. slower ~ongs UC Santa Cruz. Previous to that, he includes Thys Van Leer on Not only is it the same John the audience seemed to lose interest. It wasn't until he played "Doctor was on the faculty of the University My Eyes,"that the crowd once again rE'.pooded. key board and flute, Bert Ruiter Fogerty. but it' the same music. of lUinois and Wesleyan Univer­ The essential sound of John Although the performance as a wholE' was good, it wa inhibited by sity. Also joining the faculty is Fogerty isn't unlike'that of "Green twofaclors·-one associated with the sUITrundings and !he oth er with the Bernard Rands whom "Notes" River" and " Willy and the Poor mood oft he crowd. magazine called "one of the most Boys." The listeners choice is Throughrut the performance. I here wa an annoying echo caused by interesting and musically quite easy, then. If you liked the the sou nd bouncing off the b;]ck wall ci the stadium. Although this is sophisticated voices in British SHARE THE RIDE always a problem, itis more obvious with snmE' artists than others. successful Creedence a lbums , music." Rands was formerly a " John Fogerty" is another high Unfortunately, it was quite obvious with Jackson Browne. The planE'S Fellow a tPrinceton University and quality album, and worth buying. flying overheild only added to his a oustical problems and at times a member of the music faculty atr WITH US THIS But if you didn 't like " Bayou almost completely drowned him out . ThE' second factor WIIS due to the the University of York. Country," forget it - it's more of the overall feeling of the crowd: they wE'rE' eager to continue. knowing that same. Linda Ronstadt and the P.agles were to follnw . Although they appreciated ('oncrrt to: ve nts Fogerty's infectious, loud Jacksoll Brownc it was apparcnt that Ill' \I.I ~n · t whom they had really 'WEEKEND country-rockish voice has made comc toscc. Among the Concert events, the him popular in the past. and should Initially, the crowd was lmaware that thE' break between artists would entire s~trum of musical activity carry him now , in a semi­ be so lon g After almost an hnur. when the crowd b gan to clap will be presented. For the purists, comeback attempt. After four ilnpaticntiy. it was announced that Linda /{ollstildtwould appear in 20 the La Jolla Civic-University AND GET ON years of a relatively small amount minutes Her appearance was delayed because her portion of the concert Symphony a nd Chorus, directed by of record sales, Fogerty has was to be televised I ive back East on the Howard Cooell show. Thomas Nee, will perform dropped all pretences and is now When she firnJly IIppeared and started Iwr sel. the crowd's spirits Moza rt's "Magic Flute" and four just trying to sell himself. wer e immediately restored. After she had played for about 45 minutes major concerts with outstanding TO AGOOD THING. The album is arranged and during which time her repetoire included "When Will r Be Loved." solo is Is, plus coffee concerts , produced by Fogerty, himself, he "Silver Threads," "Long, Long Tillic" and " Desperato," it was ARTS-A-POPPIN, a musIc-art Us means Greyhound. and a lot of your fellow students wrote seven of the ten tracks, and anllounccd that the cOllcert would go 011 thc uir in 11 few minutes. festival, a home tour and a youth who are already on to a good thing. You leave when you plays all the instruments. The The crowd was instructed to clap and cheer enthusiast ically when we talent contest. like. Travel comfortably. Arrive refreshed and on time. lyrics, as has been the case heard Howard eosell say " live from Balboa Stadium." It seemed'strange Druian, violin, and lise vm to have onc's enthusiaslll moniton·d . alld it scemed stranger yet when a You'lI save money. too. over the increased air throughout his career, generally Alpenheim , piano, two eminent mean nothing, but are catchy and commercial for aftershave lotion was played. Following,the commerdal. artists, will launch the first of a fares. Share the ride with us on weekends. Holidays. almost contagious. Most songs Linda Ronstadt begAn her televisecl pt'rformance in which she sang. music scholarship concert series Anytime. Go Greyhound. consist of those lyrics, some loud "HeatWave"and "You'reNoGood." with a sonata recital November 8. guitar and drums, and frequent Her perf(J"mance wa s excellent, nut she did not return f(J" an encore This scholarship concert will be "oh yaaa" 's and "alright" 's. although the crowd tried to get her back: there wasn't enough time to set followed by one featuring harp­ GHEYHOUND SERVICE "Rockin' All Over the World," up the Eagles' equipment befcre thE'ir televised performance was to Sic hordist, Anthony Newman. In "Sea Cruise," " Where the River begi n. addition, several chamber millie ONE· ROUND- YOU CAN YOU Flows," and " Almost Saturday The Eagles warmed up with "Take It F..asy" and the crowd went wild. marathons are scheduled TO WAY TRIP LEAVE ARRIVE I Night" are the cuts that are best We were then instructed to quiet down

4,1 ' , I , . ... j , • • 'O, . , Torrey PInes ca:. . I'...... -. ... . 8939 VIllI La JoIIe Drive \ Monday, September 29, 1975 I rllOnl1 DJ('S Page eleven .Page tenl Monday, September 29, 1975 Can Win, Can Lose The Only Game in Town Sl~orts Notebook Tritons Yet to Meet Team in Its Class A Freshman Learns the 'Great C.ollege Monopoly Game' by Han Anbar You thankruIly pass the dice to don 't even have al · "S" permit, grown by 22500 percent since you student. "Where's the Cashier's by Scott Sadil score. Goalie Joe Wettstein had "Point Lorna is no yardstick to Starr Writer the next person, who has been That's a $4 fine plus S36 for a last asked for help. You roll a office?" " I don't know, I'm only a by Dave Eisen Staff Writer to save only a handful of weak measure us by." Have yoo heard of the new game waiting a hour and a half in the parking permit. three. You pick up the chance senior." It is difficult to make an shots by the overmatched PL So it is still dirficult to judge just in town? It's called "The Great twenty minute line. But wait! Twenty-two minutes have card. " Pay housing fee of $215." Roll again ... Eleven. Sl. James' Sports editor accurate assessment or any players to fashion his first what kind or soccer team UCSD College Monopoly Game" and is Your "pal" on your left points out passed. His yourturn again, Your You are wondering why you land Place. Would you li ke to convert? shutout or the young season. has this year. In the few athletic team's ability and put out by University Brothers, 'that yuu have rolled a double "pal" in rront of you has already on so many Chance squares when Do you believe irl God ? Do you potential when they compete Obviously, the Tritons looked practices held to date, Geiger graduated and is building upon his you finally realize that almost Inc . MacElroy, Chairmen of the three! You get to roll aga in ! want everyone to hale you'? 'WClJld against opposition that is not in good, but, as Geiger said, knowledge of Mediterranean every oth;!r square is a "Chance" Continued on Page U yo u li ke to contribute $100'1 sa9? their class. Taking part in one­ History. The next time you visit in the " Great College Monopoly You shake your head in despair and roj'1 an 11. $56 Sold ~ Por $33. It's your turn sided competition, either as the him you will have to pay for his Game." Again ? Yes. You oon't nave time: The Big One overwhelmer or the Free Parking! You look hopefully at the tutoring help. Tritons Squash You a.-ready have to go to the It's bitter rivalry time, overwhelmed, usually gives You roll a two! Chance! Your By the lime you finish digging in language lab tor your test, 1 "" hand quivers as you pick up the red ''''U folks ..... little indication of a team's c~shier -- she just shakes her head. your pocket it· is your tum once still ha ven 't read Genesis through Gary Becker's water polo capabilities. card. Your eyes are blurred and more. Your " pal" on the right has Kings as you were assigned last Barstow, 15-3,15-1 Board. You pick up the dice, clench your team and Rod Geiger's soccer The only thing that the newly your forefinger breaks out in bought the last of the Vermont week ... RoU ! by Paul Wagner You start orr with $1600 in cash list. and roll a three ... That places squad are now ready for their put-togethcr UC San Diego swea t. You tell yourself to relax. History books. This means you starr Write r and a durm. As a freshman to the you on Communications square, battles with the leading inter­ soccer learn found out rrom It can't be that bad... Finally you won 'l be able to play the "Great game you get stuck with the Argo \ There go another $33 dollars for a Four. Forgot to place dime in city opponent, powerful San their two games this past In whatlooked like a full dress practice for the Trilon volleyball team, are able to read the card. "Change Graduate Game" unless you can playing piece. book and a telephone deposit ree. parking meter. $4 fine. That's two Diego State. The water poloists weekend is lhatthey can easily Barstow College was blown orf the courts 15-3 and ]5-1 by a superior major to Pre-med. Pay $50 for persuade your " pal" to sell you his UCSDteam. To begin, you roll the dice to see Everyone take their turns and citations in a week and a half. host the Aztecs in the UCSD beat very bad soccer teams each "A"," it says. There go book. Fat Chance ! Great! pool, tomorrow afternoon at and lhey need to improve In the first match, Holly Stewart got the team orr to a 4-0 lead before who goes first. now it's your move again. Hark! another $200. 4:00 . The soccer men will play considerably if they wish to burying her fifth serve into the net. A little sloppy play rollowed and You invariably go last. You notice that if you roll a 39 you U's stin your tum, Double, You are wondering why you land on so many in the infamous Aztec Bowl , dereat very good soccer teams. Barstowwas behind only 4-3. Fina~y, your turn comes around will get a monopoly and be able to threes! You have landed on Water Wednesday night at 7 :45 . In the opening round of the From there, the Tritons never had a worry. After rattling off nine and you get to roll for the first time start playing the "Great College Works. That's $274 .38 to replace chance squares when you finally realize that "San Diego State will be the four-school USIU Classic, the straight points, Page Bradshaw added a service ace and Eva Ljungwe in the Great College Monopoly Graduate Game!" Your "pal" on that carpet which was ruined in ' toughest learn we race all Tritons were "run into the puton the rinishing touches for the 15-3 win. game. A six ~ You slowly count the your r:ight tells you that you can'not that balloon fight the other night. almost every other square is a 'chance year," Becker asserted. It will ground" by a well-eonditioned, The second game would have been a shutout had not Barstow received squares and lind that you have -get anything over a 35 in one roll. It's still your tu rn . If y ru get in the IGreat College Monopoly Game.' be the second outing ror the well-practiced, very good San a fa vorable ca Il from the referee. Passing, 'setting and spiking with landed on Oriental Square. The You shake your head in despair another double you will have to .. Water polo's Barry books cost $45 for that class (why and roll an eleven. Free Parking! Tritons, who participated in the Diego State team. State has precision, the Tri ton women never allOWed the Barstow squad to get back visit the Provost's office. No There are those damned double Your turn. Your best friend of Becker (TT photo: did they have to have color You look hoperuDy at the cashier Loyola Tourney over the been in school ror over a month on their feet. The Triton defense also performed well. coming up with doubles ! Just a rive ! Community threes again ! Boardwalk! That last year is majoring in surfing. Nathan Meyers) several key blocks. photos?) so that you are 110W lert and she just shakes her head. You weekend. and their soccer squad has been Chest ! "You have been caught sounds like an interesting sport. (He 's already bought the Pacific working together for at least with $1555 .. have parked in an " A"lol, and yoo "it'll be a good game. We have a lot of guys back, so we have some sinugg~ing silver~are from You go up to the " cage" and ask to square books ,) You roll a six. Oh, experience, but wes till need a lot of work." thatlong. CafeterIa, Pay $10 ... That.'eaves check out a locker. What? You oh, landed on Boring Avenue. Lose It will be test number three for the occer team, who played in the USJU UCSD's coach, Rod Geiger, you $1035.62 and you haven t even d ID d? R II "1 one turn and then drop the class. finished your first week in the nee an car . 0 agam . Classic over the weekend, and took a 2-J decision'from the University of has had his team together for Your tum again (sigh ): Rolled a less than a week. The outcome the Americas Wednesday . Geiger, who moved over rrom Castle Hjgh "Great College Monopoly Game." Double three! You passed GO ~ four . Go to Provost's office. School to take over the soccer squad one day before the Wednesday game. of the ' game reflected the Oh , oh . That "pal" on your left is You have survived your first week dirrerence in practice time. hasa largegroupof veterans ready to battle the Aztecs .... collecting $50 from every player and your parents will give you a Read a book . What have you SDSU , superior both physically A slight controversy was opened up last spring when. beca use of a lack for the upcoming TA demon- -200 UNICEF bonus. You have done wrong '! You 'll find out. of funds, all second or junior varsity teams became "unofficial." and and in their ability to run stration rally alcohol fund. landed on Reading Square. What What's this ? On the wall ... A would no longer operate on school funcls . Possibly in an effort to stem palterned plays, routed the It's your turn again. You notice the hell ! '/!'~!? I You were going to saying ... What does it say? Put on some of the screaming, Vice-Chancellor of Student Affairs Geocge Tritons, 10-1. that your Mediterranean History the Cashier 's , so how did you get to your glasses. Squint your eyes. Murphy has just round some more money. The new funds are expressly friend has already reached the the Humanities Library? Have Co ncentra te . .. Old Mo nopoly for those teams cut off last sp-ing, with exact money and team Destroyed Pt. Lorna Boundries of Knowledge in his you lost your way? Quick, check Games Never Die, Thcy Just lAse designations due soon ..... In the consolation game, field . His tutoring fees have the campus map ... No , ask another Their Dice." "We 've gota record turnout," said Head of Intramurals. Lee Johnson. UCSD took on the role of the He was speaking about the Ca ptains Meetings that continue today and superior team and destroyed a tomorrow. "We 've already set ull more football learns than ever before. rather inept Point Lorna club, and we 're trying omething new - some all-freshman teams ...... I HJ. Doug Youngdale led the Chris Evert, Martina Navratilova, and Lesley Hunt are the top stars in scoring deluge with six goals. the $50,000 Mission Vi ejo Wom en 's Tennis Classic, running rrom tolay «s there such a thing as a until Sunday. It's being held in the Marguerite Recreatioo Center in double " hat trick" ?) Steve .. The UCSO women's prepares to spike, whIle .. Scene from Shabbat service held Friday at the Cardona and "Chile" Olajide Mission Viejo, and play will start at 10 am . run ror about seven hours. volleyba II squad wa s another right, blocks a Muir Apts ., sponsored by the Jewish Student then begin again at 6 :00 . For all you tl'l1ni !' lovprs. that's about a oile hour added two apiece. victorius last week as, Barstow shot. (TT David Youngdale (yes, Union. drive,all north .. ·. above. a team member photos: Paul Jarvis). [Continued 00 back page] Doug's brother) had the other ·Politics••. negative cam-paign. It would be indeed surprising if either campaign picked up any sizable support. While the Democrats are rJoundering in an overcrowded sea or candidates, Republicans are even in worst stra,its. It has been a long hot ummer for Gerald Ford. Boffo upon Borfo has been perpeluat~d in the TRiTON TiMES CLAssifiEd Ads I'ca lm of roreign a rrairs as the mystical Kissinger seemed only to impress himself and the President with his international wizardry. Rules and Rates MaSll r bdrm, p riv ate bath In 3 bdrm house. H,ng glider readY 10 fly. ROQallO Iype 11 fl. Sp",d "'SS and bo belter dre... d . Ledl .. ready The virtues of price controls were th e subject of heated debates 11311'" SI • O@IMor . !llghl on beacn cliff. S 175. Sf, ndanl willi a boo.nd seal . FlrslS 21StaM •. tI wear BJ' s re·sat. 243 N . HWy 101 Solan' bctween Ford and the vi rtuous hardworking and thrifty Congress which Jam .2671 (9 • 29) 'I11-70~~ . (9 1 29) Classifieds should either be printed or typed on a 3"x S"card Beach 755-05.!11. (1013) has seen fit to give ilself a well deserved and easily granted pay increase. {available in Triton Times office). They may be submitted Thc result of this confrontation has been that th e nalion still does not have anytime between 9 and noon and 1 and 4 p.m. Female Mu\,. student (21) needs place to live Elto n John IIckelS! 1 Reserved .eelS Sl)OI'ts SCt!. Tecn11A, 8107. Nal Sello. SCI le . a'chem. w ltn o1her g irls Prefer La Jolle Vi llage Apt • . Arena 9 ""'829Mon. Make olfer .S lSead\. Call Ll ngl . E e onl8 . Econ2• . Psydll0A. P.ych 16A an energy policy and lhe problems :llfpl1dallt to oil will continue. Ford will The following rates are for 100 spaces - if you use more '11608791 ( 9 1 291 0..,.'/81·8318. (912') (II ( 29 ) ... of co ur e be the one who will have to answer to the American people ror spaces, the rate will double. (100 spaces - .~; 101 to 200 _ .~). his fail ure. Type_IIer 11" carrlllge UnderwOOd GoldL!n Personals- $1 Roommate wanted Milt F . 2801 Ocean PERSONAl lOudl gOOd condlllon new ribbon S25 Pefer ••. :Traditional Loyaltil's Lost and Found - free Frmtwelk $150 Prefer nonsmoker. R1ght on ISH (',29) Other ads: students - .25t 8each 15mln 8ruc08Iao;ln.II8·6562 (9 / 29) He y K .Ih C Hope to see you .t the Newman Earli er this month, Ford campaigned hard ill New Hampshire ror the ClUbd lnnorFrlday W.T .S (929) elec tion ~r Louis Wyman in the disputed Senate Election. New Hampshire nonstudents - $1 TOp of the line guitar 10 Les Paum custom Deadlines: 5 pm Friday for Monday; S pm Monday for F Roommate wanted to Share 2 BR furn . apt. perftclcondS.75 fender re...... b vlllrOlu. amp IS a Republican slale and in the rerun of the closest election in i n P8 Pool. Jlrfear bus. 21 or over . Neat. S112 . SUS 755 ·737B (" 291 Mienaol Werb. almosl heir It> the ,ntrd ord... congressional history; it was expected that Wyman would defeat Wednesday; 5 pm Wednesday for Friday. Kay272-9J8D(10 1 1) Cuprian I(nlghlnood. happy 8lrthday. Ihe Announcements: free. All announcements will run in the Sw ampd_"er. (9129) Democrat Durkin since the specter or Watergate has disappeared. Harp.lchordlor saIU815.00. ~ · 3131 ('·29) Monday calendar. Deadline for calendar: S pm Friday. Roommate wanted. Nice qUiet house In Pac . However, Durkin campaigned against lhe poliCies of Ford and in an 8 c h No pet! Must share room . 3'7S Kendall. /Wke worb. you will never ... elghte.., energy starved New England state, it wasn't difficult for voters to forget (All additions or corrections to listings in the Schedule of Set· eta an lng counter· top rollerI11 0~n . COl 2 H-07lf1 & Inqulro (9,29) a Ih nk of III Is when younll AS . Jac. 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In been Terry DlKluette. whites are residentially separated With the success of the film many cases, the more things seem The Triton Times regrets the error. about twice as much as other "Tommy," it should have to change the more they remain Soccer••• ethnic groups (for example Anglos surprised no one to see the the same. But in our hearts we and Chicanos) and social classes; individual stars attempting to take have never believed this has only been able Lo work on future games. Wednesday's re- ' and only about one-fifth of this advantage of their good fortune. pessimistic doctrine. the squad's conditioning. He match with San Diego State at segregation can be attributed to First came Roger Daltrey with his As a ~esult we have brought does, however, hope to see more Aztec Stadium shollld give a economics. solo work " Ride A Rock Horse." about many changes in our relaxed passing, "letting the better idea of the ·team's Transportation is essential to Now , we are faced with Tina national life which any sensible hall do the work." in the Tritons progress. achieve school desegregation. II Turner and her solo effOrt "Acid man would have said were not buses, it must be helicopters, Queen." impossible. The trouble with "Acid Queen" is At this time of the Bicentennial monorails or a ret~i1 to racially latest fashions segregated public education. that there is no disguising it from birthday of the United States, it is When President Ford pleads lhe get rich quick manner in which reasonable to ask whether our in wire frames that "there must be a better it was released. Side one starts off country has a future pS well as a way," he should tell the nation poorly enough with the Stones' past. At the accelerated speed at precisely what he regards as "a "Under My Thumb" and continues which all events occur nowadays, dr. marvin better way." into " Let's Spend The Night the United States could decline to Noone favors busing for busing's Together." The "Acid Queen" cut anarchy or tyranny within a few weitzman sake except, perhaps, bus is different from the one heard on short decades. In a strange way, manufacturers. To assert that the " Tommy" soundtrack, and is our situation today resembles that optometrist busing is essential for biracial not as good. She continues with a in Europe a thousand years ago. schools is not to say that we cannot non descript version of " I Can See As the year 1000 approached the air plan more effectively to minimize For Miles" and finishes with a was filled with cries of doom and midway transportation while maximizing slow, funky version of Zeppelin's foreboding. Just so today, the desegregation. The political "Whole Lotta Love." Saying that Western world is experiencing a fedmari debate has restrained an inventive Tina Turner didn't improve on the strange foreboding as the year 2000 nation from tackling the problem original versions of these rock looms .over the horizon. We no store in these terms. classics is more than a mild longer expect the second coming of Three positive steps could be understatement. Christ, but we are afraid of that eyes -examined taken: She fares much better on the "rough beast, its hour come round prescriptions filled --Systems analysis, rarely second side of the album, where at last, that slouches toward contact lenses fined employed, is ideally suited to she sings husband Ike's Bethlehem to be born." repairs making desegregation plans more compositions, excelling with These words of the poet 'Yeats "Baby - Get It On" and " Rockin' seem grimly prophetic ; in the efficient, and in many hours mon -tn. 10.30 - 8'00 desegregated districts could and Rollin'." Tina Turner sounds same poem he said, "The blood sat. 10·6 ClOsed sundays reduce busing by a significant 10 much more at home performing dimmed tide is loosed, and percent to 20 percent. lhese numbers, especially when everywhere the ceremony of - Greater efforts should be made compared to the rehash side, l innocence is drowned. The best ~ .- to end housing discrimination. where she is most assuredly out of lack all conviction, while the worst ports arena blvd. her element. are full of passionate intensity." $. ••• : There now appears to be less (across from the sporls arenal political opposition to residential The album "Acid Queen" will What can you happy few , the probably do for Tina Turner's small band of brothers who are desegregation than to busing. But 224-2973 224·2974 there is little I~ O ernmental action career what " Ride A Rock Horse" here today, do, in the spirit of to undo the SE~ gating effects of did for Roger Daltrey - absolutely patriotism, about our country? four decades o( federal housing nothing. 'What more exploitation How can you help to change policy. The growth of interracial will poor "Tommy" be subjected foreboding into hope? My advice is to? A solo album by Jack simple in principle but difficult to neighborhood~ , though too slow to provide a corr plt:lt: :.olution, could I'{icholson or Oliver Reed? follow in practice. As soon as you can and whenever you can, lose the Itcarl significantly reduce the amount of necessary bus.n;. yourself in a cause, something se -·Metropolitl approaches could Revelle... bigger than you are, whIch will allow you to forget your worries, minimize tn.n portation, deter University of California. Those Shampoo, Cut, & Blow "white flight," nd avoid involving fears, frustrations , temptations were the days of the McCarthy and corruptions. Some of the only working·c1ass pupils. While witch-hunts. In an attempt to Women $12.50 the Supreme Court blocked wisest words ever said were these: protect the University, the Regents " He who loses his life shall find metropolitan educational suits Cor voted to require a loyalty oath of Men $8.50 o troit and Richmond, Va., it all faculty members. Those who allowed them in Louisville and did not aign the oath were to be ABORTION ALTERNATIVES creative hair design Indianapolis. Metropolitan dismissed from the University SAN DIEGO approaches do not necessitate one without further recourse. As you PRO LIFE LEAGUE 1130 0 Camino DeI 'Mar huge school district. They mean can imagine, this caused a great Pho",UFE 24 hn only that present urbau political controversy, which was finally Free coUl1leling, study room Del Mar 755-2562 boundaries not, be allowed to act as resolved in favor of the faculty at a and speakers 15% Discount with Student 10 racial "BerUn walls," with blacka Regents' meeting at Davis.