The UCSD Guardian University of California, San Diego/ Volume 46, Number 9 / Monday, April 26 1982
AN INTER VIEW WITH GORE VIDAL
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• UCSD debate serie 1 not forgotten. Page 5. Spyro Gyra brings Leroy Jenkin to town. Page 13 And Triton base baIlers lose. Page 15. ~2______~ T~h~e~UCS D_G_u_a_'rdia~n~ ______M__ o_ n_d_a_y._A__ p_ rl_·1_2_6_._1_9_8__ 2 Monday, April 26.1982 The UC D Guardian 3 ------~~~~~~------~ The UCSD Guardian Oliphant Keeping It Up_ Opinion A marriage proposal: try doing it more than once By BRUCE MACDONALD conSIder the vulgar weight of l)Crcel?~lOn. "We know it 'l\ 'ierious about the concept than whole lime. Marriage is too good to do brute fact. Logic and statistICS work. that. It's heartening. Isn't It? only once. are on my side now . Famous last words. So get on with It. Your You're really helping y,)urself I ',I,iKIII'(/ I'dilurials represelll Ihl' opillioll., II} 1///. cdilulIlIl /lO(/l'd 01 7 hI' /'t Sf) Let me put it another way: if All I've had to do is add Too often intention has no romantic Ideab aren't to rour due port ion of Guardial/. The ,dt/urialhoard "'OII/PIIW" III I'tlfT .\Il1r"m(,11 /III/I j'lIlIl Fllnnll you value the apparently Intellection to intoxication, cc)rrespondence with emerging IIlU'ilOnS, they Ju.,t need to be hapPInes.., when, the flr.,t time All ulhfr IIrlirll'.1 ill I/lls sl'fli~1I an SIIfely Ih(' U/lll1ioll III 1111' 1<'1"110 111111 do 1101 degenerating institution of mix method with madness, reality .• 0 what's new? worked around and coaxed around, It doesn't work oul. IIl'CI':iSltrily T/'pnsflllll" 1''''11., o( T/u / 'tSI) (;l1l1l"1lillll. Ii., ,tliforllli hllllrd. II> Just this: the next tIme mto being. Keepmg m mmd Just be sure you plan on it and "dl·NIISf/I. Of /Ill' NI'K"/II,I IIJ 1111 ' 1·lIm·,." il\, OJ talUomltt. marriage as much as I do, blend sense with sincerity, to you'lI get married as soon as realize that one can still have around, according to the same that the first marnage serves work with 1l . If your second you can. The younger the one's biggest dream. statistIcians, they're going to the higher pu rpo-;e of marriage i.., a \JCll'''''', \.I, come Letter to the Editor better. Why? It boils down to And each of us has the same make it work. They've got the functIOning as a tentatl\e to realii'e, then ,,0 \Va your this: you want to till be young dream. Just give me one good , obvious advantage of haVing probe into a complicated fir"t. . enough to enjoy it the second lifelong, compatible partner, been there. learned the basics mechanism, you can see it as But I hen . e\cr a romantic. I time around. It's the second and love will do the rest. and then some, tested patience the matnx that finally Ix'gets guess I'm glad some of yoU Ground Zero only marriage that, in the big But. hey. you're in and l)Crse\·erence. found out the ultimate bond rhcH h()ld~ . won't take m \' word for It. Rut scheme of things, ends up California. Whether native or that "gro\\ Ing toget her" t he one we were looking for the onl} half of y·()u. really counting. not, you're part and parcel of a sometimes renders an helping Soviets Hold your horses. If you hugely Indiosyncratlc incompatible hybnd. Those think about what's being said, mentality that the rest of the who started out wit h t he idea you'll under ·tand the nobility world drinks to, but then that "opposites attract" end Big Mac attacked of my intentions. I am, and wakes up to with a hangover. up thinKing they need Editor: In our under,tandlng of Editor: prO\ cd tl) be amazlngl} Viewpoint always have been, absolutely Here, we get lost along the way someone with more parallel After ste\\ InR over Mac' women As much as members of aggre'iSI\·l'. for e\ilm pit. the in favor of marriage. Some of despite the best of intentions. Interests; or people attracted (usmopolillJn, contrary to "Ground Zero" and other such Souets have 1m aded and donald's "Cosmo'~ secret: mv \)Cst friends are married. 0, it's not just California, of to their onet ime soulmates end it's reall~ a men's maga :\1acdonald's ('ntlmenh, groups like to think of annexed Lit huania, Lat \'ia, But even more of them u'ere. So coure -- the re ·t of the up wanting ~omeone dIfferent. t h nve.., becau ... e ad \'ertising themselves as the only people E"tonla, and for all practIcal zine" I couldn't help but The Peripheral Canal issue: there must be a lesson in there country isn't far behind -- but You know t he story . reflect upon the If(m~ WIthin works. not !x'(.·au-..l' It tell" It against nuclear war, they are purpose" Finland. The~ have somewhere. it\ probably worse here. You Itke it IS . CO,W/IJ 1'- the fashIon not. Even Walter Mondale also imaded and controlled But honest people admIt, thIS frtend of mine'.; remark: All I'm trying to do is to have to therefore own up to "ooner or later, they'd do It "lIa\'e vou notIced that man\' and beaut\' mdustrtl'''' multi thinks the nuclear freeze Idea 'ouch countries and territory as square my philosophy and one thing: it's 50-50. Fiftv million d()lIar campaign to is unworkable and believes East Cerman\,. Poland , water, sodium, and $3 billion again. Therein lies the whole more magazines and b«t sensItivIty wit h the inelucta fifty! . point. "ellers are written to h('lp u.., painl a plastic female (and t hal we must deal wit h the Ci'echoslo\,akia: Hungary, ble reality of How It Really !s. According to each and every male) for those who bdie\e oviets from a position of Bulgaria. Romania. and of By THOMA RANKIN represents to the San Joaquin nothing more that a trench The successful first better understand women Just remember this is probably statistical compIlation, you 've rather than men . Obviousl\ they need this "glo~y pulp." strenb>th if arm~ control talks course Afghanistan. It ~eerns I had the opportunity to be delta, California's last major designed to suck fresh water marnage thus ends in dIvorce. even harder for me than it is got only half a chance of this means women are more are to get anywhere. The as though the Soviet Union is part of a wide-ranging study of source of fresh water. from ri\'ers upstream of the In keeping wit h our policy. you The POInt i., I hI: If YOU disagreement l)Ctween' anti· not a\erse to the Idea of world the economics and ecology of $1.3 billion gutter delta for transport to for you - I'm more a "heart" making your marnage work, learn I hal It's better to l)Cnd complex." \\'I)uld read CI)"lIIl1p(lfllan to than "head" person, which regardless of good will. love, ConSIdering I'm a \\'oman nuclear war groups and the domination. Whether this the proposed Peripheral Canal The proposed canal is over agribusiness concerns in wllh Ihe blows than to fIght decide who .,hould pa~ tor means I get depressed too often "preparatIOn." co mmItment. \\ ho seeh to be (and seeb out Reagan admintstration and its desire i~ based on Marxist back in 1974. It was a non 43 mile · long, its undertaking Central California. At most. the punches. blrt h control pill ... . or to f:nd If my ideals and romantic Face It everbody starts off with others who are) complex - supporters i not with the Len i n i~t ideology or some partisan. academic study eclipSIng even that of the uez less than 30 percent of the IJUt why ..,he .... In her Just sensibility arc dashed by the the same idea . They all fIgure ,(}Whal to do? Do what the\" provocatl\{, upon the fir..,t question of whether a nuclear other reason is hard to sa\'. conclucted under t he directIOn Canal. While the Suez water from this project \\'('uld needs-to·lJe-b'. ·her-..clf mOIJ(j rigors and implacability of an the same thing. "We're dId. If you value marnage. cncounter and challenging to war would be horrible but I do not think the S bliss. others' keen play. f '{ I Letter to the Editor Those days are gone, but not Some Ground Zero Week missed. Carefree chi ldhood participants were offended by New Dinner Menu has been replaced by the this game which ha been MAY SAlt: concern of a growing young handed down from the citizen. Now IIi\e with people imperalist mood of a century Putting down 'Keeping It Up', who have an ethnicity and ago. To some, this game cultural background different symbol ize. the imperialist Complete dinners with from my own. My friends find ideas of racism, sexism and Daily Door Prizes easing Cosmo's peer pressure themselved under economic ageism, and white male soup or salad, won-tont pressure -- unemployed, supremacy. To others croquet suffering with inadequate IS the way that the lei. ure sweet/sour sauce, rice and tea. plus 2 Grand Prizes Editor: thinking freely. The media is A serious problem with this financial aid ordroppingout to class power elite thumb a Prices start at $5.25. When we of the UCSD oversaturated pith this type of point of view 'n a "women's" earn money, hoping someday symbolic nose at those with Women's Resource Center Imagery. This pushes many magazine is that writers are to afford a UCSD education. Ie -s economic fortune. I read Bruce Macdonald's women, and men apparently, reverting to old "male" Nuclear confrontation and the remem be red the characters "column," "Keeping It Up," to feel that thi!> type of strategies, i.e. to create an threat of nuclear war plague from Fitzgerald's Catsby, who May 3,4 and 5 we kept waitIng for the behavior is their only option. If "ideal" stereotYI)C that no one newspaper headlines. Now I live a devil -may·care life while Ir---~------' I disclaimer, the statement to women adhere closely to this quite lives up to. LIberatIOn of am forced to look beyond my the world falls down all show that his remarks were idea I. they WIll have 'iuccess in women does not mean to act as own little world. around them. : 20% off 1 Dinner : really sarcastic. This cannot that all important game of men have been socialized. During Ground Zero Week , "Thank God," I reflected, I I be for real. It never came. If finding a man. Liberation of women includes our last Vice Presi dent "that these people can play Discounts on General this is how today's college What you are going after i freeing women and men from a denounced the policy of croquet here at the same time : your choice : student thinks, It is time for the image of a non -person ruthless socia lizal1on process owning 9.000 nuclear as educational and informa I I some education. which Cosmo wishes to create. which molds us into perverse warheads. At a rally and "die tive speeches on one of our I good weekdays after 5 pm I Books and Supplies When Cosmo says that women behavioral tracts. in" on Revelle Plaza. our nation's gravest problems are : expires 5-31-82 : Cl?smo and all the magazines think X. what they are saying For more information on tudent Regent discussed the beIng delivered." After L ______J lIke It create theirown market. IS that Cosmo thinks that X sexual stereotypes in the unconscionable disaster that conversing with a few of the I I Record Sale People are not really like these will sell Y. If this is what you media, come to a lecture by could resu lt from a single blast croq uet players, I was plush figure images. The want, go for It. If, Instead. you Diane Germaine on May 20. of nuclear weaponry. Yet convin ed that t hey were magazine tells reader'i what Monday-Friday Loads of Specials want to thInk freely and find 1982. 7:00 pm In Revelle hearing this horror story, my enjoying themselves; that they Lower Levell East Entrance they are .supposed to wear, do for yourself qualities which Formal Lounge. Educate thoughts were turned to first had a great need to play the 10 am to 9 pm and thInk. Most people you deSIre to share in a yourself. grade croqu t . rn the middle of role of the oblivious, of the La Jolla Village Square Saturday 10 am to 6 pm succumb to thIS so called partner, examine your own The U S D Women's such an important dlSCllssion wealthy. of those "above th Phone: 457-4050 "p r pressure" rather than values R esource Center of national security. the IJlca!'.c lurn to page 9 Sunday Noon to 5 pm 8:00 am to 4:45 pm daily 4 The UCSD Guardian Monday, April 26, 1982 Letter to the Editor The LJCS D Gum"dian Paul Faa"we ll , Nc\\'s Editor Page 5 Who took UCSD's icon Ground Zero aids Soviets Scott Young, Assoc. N c ws Edito r News April 26, 1982 continued from page 2 however, that nuclear war, or in t he num ber of their nuclear and what can we do? of jet engine , With a Sov iet even a conventional conflict missiles by 1985. Food rI ots, take·over of the e two areas. with th Soviet Union is strikes, and civil unrest in An audit of UC system still possible Editor: fountain on the:> walkway our abil it y to sustain a unavoidable, As Richard Pipes general would hardly be During this chool year between Bonner and Urey conventional military resis· has JXlinted out, the Soviet condusive to a major thrust for people have gotten very upset Halls has been brutally ripped tance for any period of time leadership thinks morale to be world domination 'and could Proposal, stemming/rom claims that 30%of budget is waste, postponed about a number of different out by the root s with no would be drastically reduced , extremely important in any even threaten the power military conflict. The structure in the USSR , issues: the Nestle/ Coors explanation whatsoever. If the Soviets were to achieve a By HENRY SCHULMAN tee. emphasi7ed last week that crall y abides by control Ian The'il' problems result 10 "As, a result of the dl\'I"lIlO, boycotts, activity fees, EI What has happened to this nuclear advantage which they notoriously inefficient Whether or not President Su('rnln{lnln CUrrl' l'oolWl ndc nl i nact ion on Baskrrville'" guage. to ensure its appropria low worker monIc tlXI much the ('1 n:"'!lonsihll: for the Chancellor Atkinson- and _an 1zod or Polo lable? areas and use their nuclear up without· ·causing severe ing a stal e·sponsored audit of senously," Speech said , "I I11stratlve funds lOeducauonal increase product 1\ It \' -aml' work, 1'l'r~l)nn( '1 prob morale problems . The have to take may become Josh-Bu.t ;n--the midst-of aU WeH, I-·"thin that as arsenal as an instrument of apparent when the START the Un iversit y of Califo rni a's mean. it is a \\ell·t hought out arra", such a" fmanClal aid to Ra"ker\'ille of{rr- ~t"\"Cral It'111'" ha\ t' rl'",ulll:d," Ba ... kl'r this no one seems to have students we should band intimidation. If we destroyed reported strikes over the lack systemwide administration , report. It 's reasuned; therc\ low· income students, "lIggestlon... 10 alll'\'I(tll' t hl' \'Ille W[(JIl'. of food and other consumer talks begin later this year. The noticed that the drinking together and demand an our nuclear weapons we would anticipated costs of attemp but no for mal action on the not hi ng personal im·olved," Ba"ken'ille'" report. aclmlnl'tration · ... prlJb1l'm . To mend Ih(' situation, ... he explal'\ation! Let's stage a also be vulnerable to threats goods in the USSR's Baltic ting world domination plan has been taken, obtained recentlv !J\. The which would ~a\ l' $1 million -ugge"t ... OImbining the 1\\'1) protest, have a sit in. or a by China and by such states must be causing the Bas kerville left t he uni\'cr· throulth the acquisition of an Former UC personnel direc· si ty tn October, contendtng Guardiall contends t til' SY ... · pl'r ~ ear - rough I} ~j() perCl'n t dt'panmenh, th('rl'b\' n'fluc I.,._na ...... wriI..... y~ boycott! We must show the unpred ictable cou ntries as Soviet leadership to reconsider of the s\'stemwide adminlst ra· ing Ihrel' m;magl'rnl'nl p!1"1· ...... &0 • intimidating nuclear advan tor Carule Bas kervill e sug· she was firrd because of her temw lde admlnlstratl(ln neE VCSDGUAlDIAN. administration that they can't India and France (and if rumor taking an even greater JXlrtion ge" t ed t he a udit. a ft er wastl'S mone·\ four \\'a\ s - bv I ion budget - ,;urh as rom bl n- lIons; al a ~'I~(),()(jO sa"mg, and is correct. South Africa). of the GNP to produce the tage, it is hoped, will convince ou t ~po k c n vIews on univerSIty push us around. the Soviets to use a different present 109 Assem bly member duplicating the ~ame "':'ork; by 109 departml'l1t- and Job intl'grat mg I he funcllonal Andy Gaynor I do not mean to suggest, targeted 100 percent+ increase mismanagment and poor affir· strategy or better yet, to John Vasconcellos (D. an Jose) ma tl "e action policies. GC offi ·, fragment ing work tnt 0 toil function ... , creating produrti\· area~ . compromise their Marxist a report shecompiled,contend · cials cl aim s he resigned, many "mall unit". requinng Ity Inccntl\'e~ and l'stabIJ"hmg I' ntversll \' off iciab ha \ l' Leninist doctrine (or their ing nearl y 30 percent of the Aft er lea\'ing the universi ty, excess coordi natIon; b\' too pl'rtodic re\'iews of pending cl()\\'npla~ed Ba",ken· illc·" reporr . argumg t hey art' con power craving) and to start ad m inistration 's budget could Baskervi ll e uns u ccessfull y many ma nagers doi ng lower· An example of wastl'. Ra . ken'dle wrote, h I he current ducllng theIr own audit l'C Have you acting like a nation instead of a be saved by eliminating waste lobbied GOY, Brow n and the le\'el wo rk; and by structural AtJvarc;ed questions about cause, It is only under these and mi, management in t he state's finance department to layering. creating a \'erttcal diYision bet \\l'l.'n I hl' l'ni\er~l · lobbyist DIJ\\ ell Paige ha" tc"'· Christian Science? circumstances that meaning· administration. conduct an audit. After the stru cture whi ch doe" not allow ty's mformatlon sen ,ces - tifled the admlnt~tratlon ha" Aesecwch ful nuclear arms control and Baskervill e oullined her executive branch turned her an indiv idual 's contributIOn to the public affairs and the ne\.... s also suffered from recent redu c tion t alk can b e report last mont h in a meet ing down , she went to Vascon· be measured. service department." budget cut". and Would you like to know succe sfu!. Until that time wit h Va concellos and his cello . more about it ? Are you "G round Ze ro" and like aides . where he reportedly peech said everal options struggling with a movement ' merely propel sugge 'ted the audit. Va con· for ordering an audit are still problem and would like oviel foreign policy. cello , known for his budge open , and although the issue to know how Christian Debate series sits in cotnmittee, Laboratory Charles Brandon Crocke r tary tight·fi stednes, chairs has not been di scussed since Science ca n help? CALL the fi ca l As embly Ways and March 9, some response to John H. Willi ams, Means Committee. and sits on Baskerville 's request will be awaiting appropriate format Christian cience the Assembly Ed ucation offered by the end of legi ti lative Campus Counselor. ,159· The UCSD Committee, By VICKI ELLE R be discussed. "We could pull It I" a "Clencc doesn't mean It i ... budget deliberations this off if we don't bIcker o\'er the 702{) , Va sconcellos said yesterday s ummer. In an effort to in crease the one, Our sCIent Ists "ee It as a theologIcal I~sue .' He will be glad to meet Guardian he is still considering Basker· One suggestion mentioned intellectual atmos phere at arena." tates senior Gregory UCSD , faculty member , Bliss. who has been fu nda· Although the committee It starts with a vision. you, on or off campus. ville's report, but has not dis· is tightening the conditions of Loffel' /lut. B·()I(i cussed it formall y with other the state's appropr iat ion to the students. and the ASUCSD mental in raking the program does want to ee cont rO\ er lal , The work we do at the Fairchild Lab IS rather unique, Instead of LI jlllla, CA 92m:l legislators and staff members university, requiri ng an exter· are attempting to ins titute a thi far. He JXlin t to the "rigid topIcal que tlOns dlscu sed, starting with a problem to be solved, or an order to be filled, we 1'.dUllrtal Dl'part mcnl' since the two met March 9, nal audit. While the state con· campus debate series. Heading bureaucratic structure" of the t:,ey ee It as .a viable start with a vision, i711l l:i23 1fi8 Don Speech, a consultant on stit ution prohibi ts such the project for the Academic Academic Senate as the main scientific alternative which IlJ~play and llas~lflt'd the Ways and Mean Comm it· mandates, the university gen· Senate is history profe sor Dr. reason the serie , which ha deserve. sohd con~lderatlOn.·· NINU[[NTtI YEA R Ad\'(:rl,sj nK Our mandate is to develop the technologies that will support Stanley Chodorow. been in the planning stage all " Blls mIsts that the BIOlogy GUADAlAJARA PROG RAM <71 I) -1:i2 :~166 computers and industry in the years to come. We live in tomorrows. At present, little has been year, has not yet begun. department refu e to tackle U IVtKSllY Of SAN 01 [(;0 In an effort to get the done to get the s erie the que tion. becau e It fears The 256K dynamic RAM , digital Signal processors, GGDs , and JUNl 29· AU(;UST 4 , 1982. IllIT{JRIAL Election update underway. program started as Qu ickly as tllih till rt.:d,tt'd (.our"tt!:') 111. ~Pdni'th EDITOR: Pt'(er \I"nelbl:n :\£ \\'" discovermg [hat creatlont m telecommunications circu its are just some of the visions we're EDITOR : I'aul ran'ell ,\SSOCl · Campaign ing fo r AS absence of any major The AS has upported pos'ible . Bliss proposed has a ratIOnal baSIS, "A I.IIHIIIMI(' ,II ,111 le\ ri>o Bi IInqudl ~nd ATE NE WS EDITOR : S'OII \'oung formation of a student· faculty inviting a member of the currently pursuing, There are others we can 't even discuss in print. ~I""dl lduldtion Art . lI lnalun· UCSD cou n ci l bega n election code violations: professor may realIze OP INION EU IT ORIAL EU I· c ommitte e wh o w o uld Creationi st Research Insti tute 1"lhlll'" II I\IOr) ~u{ill l uq) TO R: ~llch~l:1 f\ hn PO RTS relatively uneventfull y last - Henry Chu, presiden· ' omethlOg which mIght in San Diego, to debate with a We're looking for people with vision. 1"\, IHlh'Q) Cro~, Cul tu ral ~ l lIdin EUITOR: Tim l'lck\\ell ARTS T uesda y. with ma ny slates, tial candidate, was charged o r g ani ze th e d eba t es. undermme hI:; whole academ · (,tlll,1I ' nih. Dan(l~ gr,.dudh.' .I ud EDITOR: Andre" Keeler SUo However, committee members member of t he UC D Biology Wh ile much of our work requires people with rich backgrounds in ENCE EDITO R: Thomas I',barh s ti ll in t he t hroe of with three min or code IC career." B"~~ sl ate~ . ulIlltr(pdduJtc l(lur,)l '\. r UltlOl1: CO PYREA DERS: Ch", {hler organization , yet to make violations which included: hm'e not yet been appointed. department on the questIOn of developmental technology, we also have some opportunities for ~ \(,11 1m 611 1I11 "An artistic and commercial smash ... a film of consummate suspense. tension and terror. .." son A.n Murp"y VARIE T Y CONTACT LENSES Special o ffe r: A lot of Includes: peopJeat $135 soft lenses - care Specll!1 offer good until !>-31-82 follow up c and examln;,r,rm, . (leSD She WO ~ he flrst. .. Extended wear lenses available don't bank s:> Robert M Heller, 0 D "I began speaking when I ··· ~I8l!i'@" TUESDAY 8:30pm - Spanish club. 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North Conference Room. free I 1-12:3Opm - by the Catholic Community at UCSO. UniverSity Lutheran course materials and get organized for midsl You'll learn how to Chapel (La Jolla Shores and Torrey Pines). WEDNESDA Y apply the successful SCORE system and get reacly for an lHURSDAY 8pm - Atomlcafe: forum for student composItIons. effiCIent test review. The \I\IOrkshop will also cover test-taking 7:30pm - Lutheran Bible Study. open to a": "Romans 13." In Randy Webster Will speak on the history of Mandeville Reclt.ill Hilll, free. strategies for essay and objective tests. as well as stress the lounge of the lJniverSlty Lutheran Church. 7pm - Gay organizing at UCSO Sponsored by LAGO. Conference reduction. Sponsored by OASIS. Dean's Con'. Rm. 126. Third North 8pm - Wednesday evenings at the Mandeville Center Leroy services/workshops Room. jenkins OUlntet A s;-nthesls of jazz and afrICan elements College. TUESDAY 8:30pm - French Club Film ·'Hiroshlma. mon amour (dlf by jenkins VIola. 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We'II focus on uncertain about their career goals Sign up at Career Planning and Placement for a 15 minute qUICk appointment to explore Sp m - Film Potentially Yours OesUlption. survey of your needs. including stress. time management. WEDN ESDAY MONDAY comprehension. memory. concentration. notetaklng. and test career consequences of your major or a particular occupational teChniques for developing the human potential. Tal Chi preparatIOn Call 452-2284 to make an appt Sponsored by the field HL 105B 8-8: 30am - CampUS-Wide morning prayer M. W. F 4-6pm - UCSO Speech and Debate team mPeting today dt:>monstratlons. Aikido demonwatlon and body languagp OASIS reading and study skills center USB 4010. 6-Spm - OASIS chem tutors available In Portola lounge. everybody welcome I USB 3050A Upcoming tournaments WIll be discussed New mpmbers 2160 AverllG3 de ta Play'" U! Jolla 5250 admiSSion welcome Revelle Formill Lounge S:30am-4:30 pm - OASIS Writing Center offers free service W<'lrren College Free 4pm - LOSSA Doctnne and Covenants class LOS Institute, 7pm - Film 'E! Sollvador [j e People Will Win Produced by pre-law education elssoclatlon IS holding Its fur all UCSO students 'Nho need pre-wrmng help. conferpnces 7pm - The Health SCiences AdVIsory Program presents an across the street from Tioga 4:30pm - The tile revolIJtlofldry fl m In~trture ..,f fl ) The UCSD Guardia n Page 13 Brown's UC budget in Senate trouble Andrew Keeler, Arts Editor April 26, 1982 SACRAMENTO - Gov. These fields have been one year la t week, predicting a quest ion is, where are our when there are problems in the The Arts Brown's "investment in of the governor's pet projects. $1.4 billion shortfall in priorities?" present. I just don't know how people" initiative for the He often advocates beefing up Brown's proposed budget. Another subcommittee it will come out." University of California ran high-technology education 0 That predict ion does not member, Senator Ken Maddy, Brown representative into trouble in a Senate panel California can remain consider two tax·cutting R·Fresno, indicated he opposed Robert Burkhart echoed his 'Misunderstood' recently. a budget·minded industrially competi tive. mea ures on the June ballot, spending additional money for boss' sentiment s about legi lators began grappling But two legislators on the which could wipe out another research next year, but said he investing in t he future, saying, with a 1982·83 projected three·member Senate Finance $1 billion in revenue. . "might be persuaded" to grant "Our greatest hope is that we Spyro Gyra here revenue shortfall of more than Education Subcommittee "I want the governor to tell the funds. don't stand still because of the BY TIM AUGU T $1 billion. ex pre ed concern yesterday me why this (investment in University officials reported economy. Given the budget Siaff Wriler Brown's propo al would that the money cou Id be better people) program has priority they would spend most of the crunch. this would be a good Spyro Gyra. who will be at Carlton. or George Benson. grant the Univer ity $4 pent in more ba ic education· over a school district going additional money on new time to update our systems, Mandeville Auditorium Friday The diverse integration of million a part of a $17 million alareas.giventhe.tate' fi cal bankrupt." said subcommittee equipment for undergraduate which might be outdated. :t's for two shows, is one of the mU"ical styles pyro Gyra has program to enhance under· condition. chair Walter Stiern, D· technology labs. UC budget crucial we get ourselves out of most misunderstood groups in attempted to mold into a graduate education and The State Finance Depart· Bakersfield. "I have no director Larry Hershman the situation we're in now. " the current jazz·rock scene. particular style of jazz while re earch in engineering and ment released revised revenue objections to the program; I testified the Univer ity is as Both the Senate and Maybe t his stems from the fact maintaining commercial computer science. projections for the next fiscal think it's a good idea. The much as six years behind the Assembly subcommittees that Spyro Gyra is also the viability is probably the state of the art in equipment in deliberating on the UC budget name of an algae that grows on greatest contributor to their some departments. and would have already approved $3 !>tagnant water. But it's more const antly poor recept ion by Open tneeting act would need $]5 million to catch up_ million for Brown's proposed plausible that the problem lies seasoned jazz crit ics. Their The Univer ity would al 0 increase in graduate in the fact that their music is blend of acow;t ic and electric allocate $500,000 for microelectronics and energy just plain hard to categorize. instruments is musically not affect university recruitment in these fields. research. They've been called every related. although quite Maddy aid he opposed this But that allocation, and all thing from "crossover." distantly, to the monumental UC lobbyist Lowell Paige decisions resulting from clo ed $500 fines. Part of Moore's bill expenditure because the others in next year's budget. " MOR Jazz," "third gener Return to Forever group and said ye t erday the U C Board of sessions would have to be requires all new regents be University already has 2,000 cou ld later be wiped out to ation jazz," to thing like McGlaughlin's Mahavishnu Regent will not be affected publicized by the next given copie ' of the act to students waiting to enter balance the spending plan. "lightweight pablum." If one Orchestra, however Spyro significantly by AB2488. meeting. inform them of the conse these departments. Most of the UC's budget has were to try to categorize pyro Gyra's music is distinctly approved in the Assembly "Heck, we release the quences of violating it. He al 0 took issue with the already been discu sed. but Gyra, they wou ld have to be a separate from fusion. being Education Committee con· results the next day." Paige There was little debate of high percentage of graduate there are two major areas still "New York based sout hern closer to mainstream jazz. forming the board to tate <;aid, adding the regents the measure in the committee. engineering and computer unre 'olved. The Assembly California style mellow latin· But despite any reservat ions requirements governing open But Assemblymember Marian science tudents who come Ways and Means Education The multi-talented , pyro Gyra will make a !>pecial concert appearance thi" Friday at already abide by all the Bagley· funk-pop-jazz·rock" type band CritICS have about their Mandeville Auditorium for two unique shows. They feature a "jazz-funk·pop" "tyle inconcert. l11eet i ngs. Keene Act requirements. Bergeson, R- ewport Beach. from foreign countries. ubcommittee will debate similar to Tom Scott, Larry please turn to page 14 suggested the legi lation The ubcommittee post· student fee levels, and both the The bill would subject the The bill's sponsor, Assem· ex t end to the Academ ic poned voting on the allocation Senate and Assembly regents to the Bagley-Keene (D· blvmemher Gwen Moore enate, which discusses because its third member, Sen. education sulx:ommittees will Act, which requires state LOs Angeles) Insisted the bill is course and admissions Nick Petris, D·Oakland, was discuss capital outlay budgets. boards and commissions to nere.sary. telling education requirements. and decides on absent. Petris has usually conduct meetings open to the committee members "the faculty tenure. supported such research Violinist Jenkins public. discussing issues only regents should conduct public Paige told committeemem expenditures_ on agendas released lO days business as you legislators UC Assistant Vice President do." hers while t he senate closes prior to the meetings. most of its Indl\;idual campus William Baker said after the Sell it at 'Wednesdays' Closed meetings would only The committee agreed, meetings to the public. hearing that he was optimistic ,>endi ng t he legislatIOn on to be allowed to debate Issue:- meetings of the full senate are that subcommittee members in the Although he reh ... he" lI11prO\ the Way s and Means The Lerov Jenkin" :\1txed affecting national ~ecurlt~. open. and all decisions are could be persuaded to approve QUintet w III' present a unique I:alllm and the Input of other CommitteC b~ a 12·() vote. IIrigallon. personnel. purchase pu bl icized. the monry, but added, "It is Guardian concert "ynthe~17ing Euro· gifted performer .... Jenkins or property and acceptance of Violation,> of the Bagley The committee balked on always difficult to convince pean. A\·ant·Garde. Jazz and stres'it'. t he I mpor\ ann' ot glf[<' and endowments. Any Keene Act are puni'ihable b~ Bergeson's suggest ion. anyone to invest in the fut urI.' African elements at thl~ thorough t rain Ing on onr' 's week's "Wednesdav Eventngs IIlstrumt'nt and l'omIX)..,ition at the l\lande\llle Center" a~ gUidelme. to Insure quality senes sponsored b\ the l'CSD performance. He hlm~elf TheGRevelle CollegeGplayer<, Present: MUSK Department at p.m rect'1\ ed formal t ralnm~ on t ht, VIOlin noli..,t Luov Jenkin..,. \'Jolin from an t'arl\ agt'. \\ IIh conSidered by expert;' to be ont' the reo.,ult of !x'i ng (; \ ardt'd t hI' of toda\ \ be ... t Jazz com· rart' dl"tllKtlOn (If bt'lng PUT YOUR DEGREE TO WORK• . pusers linpr()\'isl'r~ will IX' a II () \\' edt 0 P l' rIo r m (1'1 Jotned by four ot her \ i rt UO"I: Cn'mona Ital\"s :WO'\'l'ar-olo James ~e\\ton, flute: John .~:W(},l)OO "tradl\ anll': dUring HBROADWAY'S MUSICAL Clark. french horn: :\Iarty that natl(ln'~ annual fe~tI\al. Ehrlich. clannet; lh ard Jenkins believe" that hl: Lancasater, bass clarinet' mind·stretchmg mU..,lc \\'ould Dedicated to updatll1g the haH' mort' than 11I .. t a ..,mall KNOCKOUT !" \'Io lln based on a more rdlned hardcore audit'ncl' pro\Ided technique. Jenkins has spent more people "wit hear,," \\ ere his mUSical life explOring gl\'en a chance to hear It. Ill' Violinist/ violist Leroy Jenkins, considered by many to be one of the finest in his field. will be unique Instrumental context has f () un d a p p ft·c I a t 1\ t' featured in thi week's "Wednesday Evenings at the Mandeville Center" program at UCSD. - from solo ImprOVisations to II..,tener.., thr I IghllUt hl:- large en"emble mtt'ract lons_ plea"e turn to page ] 7 Whatever your degree will be, the Navy can give you a management position (if you qualify). You'll get ff\C, ~6\ April 29, 30 & May 1 technical training and managerial experience. 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If you're interested in gaining managerial Ie at the \1 (hL'O\\ ,talle to aen'pl Iht' d"alenlll)l applau, .. of a )()\'ous Ru,,,;tn audlt'nn. pian"l \I...,ha I helll er h;IS~(lnl' and technical responsibilities fast, call the Naval the Warren on to pmyt' hi, \I ,--_",--_Tickets at l1CSD Bo:\. Offil·e . .152.<1359_"",,-_-, The UCSD Guardian Monday,ApriI26,1982 ft" I , 14 •• to 'It'. t \I.' (-t • f ff ' Atotnicafe offers next concert Tues. By GREG CHAPELLE The UCSD Guardian Page 15 Slaff Write r Sports T__ im__ P__ ic_k_w_e_l_I,_S_p_o_r_t_s_E_d __ it_o _r ______~~ ______A__ p_r_il_2_6_,_1_9 __ 8_2 Atomicafe remains one of with tape and slides by Steve the few sanctuaries left for Brooks, entitled When Your free form mu ical expre ion Image BeJ!ins To Go. in a universi ty that celebrate The second half of the its scientific achievements program opens with a new The breaks of the gatne ... more than its artistic ones. chamber work bv Carlo The group will continue to Landini, Six Variations Triton baseball team gets none as Point Lorna demon trate free form musical Withollt a Theme, for seven expression on Tue day at 8 in struments. Following this dominates league play, beats UCSD 7-5, 6-2 p.m., when they present their will be teve Knopoff' BOlL/lie second concert in the spring By BILL FISH committed critical mistakes. at tack for the remainder of the All/sic for ix Trombones, S!aff Write r .,eries at Mandeville Recital which explore. the harmonic Three Point Lorna run were game, allowing UCSD a Hall. This program will Triton clean-up batter Brian unearned, as CSD recorded chance to repair the 6-0 deficit. spectrum of microtonal Kummer almo t broke a car feature six works for chamber chords. • four errors. "We also left just The Tritons could onlv en embles. encompassing a windshield hilt ing a foul ball. too many men (10) on base." muster a rally in the eighth to wide variety of instruments The coeert will conclude Weiss is honored Wes Aozasa almost broke a added Yates. break the shutout. but were and forms. with Thomas Riley's new few ribs trying to make a easily c;ubdued. Again UCSD Opening the show will be work. lill Life, which at presentation \'alia nt diving catch in stranded baserunners. A total Chris Cooley's Etudes, for incorporates a piano drone and centerfield. Dana Ostrum Southern Division of II hits In the contest string quartet, and George three In trumenh to create an Mandell Weiss, who donated most of the funds almo t broke up an important generated just t\\'o runs. Bloch's Ll: Ciel Est ... , for at mosphere of t he "single used to build the new theatre on campus, was doubleplay on a slide late in the Standings The Tritons \\ III ha\t~ one sopran o and chamber moment." honored in a combination birthday party and second game. The only actual chance to rtdeem t hem~elves Point L()ma 11·5 ensemble Each of these pieces The concert b free, opentng ceremony for the Mandell Weiss Center break of the day, though, came against Point Lorna tomorrow, will obtain t heir form and st vie how('\'er. bringing along an for th I Performing Arts. The 91·year old Weiss i" when Dennis Co ·ta broke UCSD 7·9 as they play theIr final five 4-10 form n()n-mu~ical sources. open mind and percepti\ e pictured above speaking with Roger Revelle and Mike Brown's aluminum oot outhern Cal regular·season games on the Cal Baptist 3·11 Ending the flr~t half of the senses is recommended in Chancellor Richard Atkinson on a shallow fly to rightfield. road. progr lutor'> In mosl college subJed~ Iyping of paper~ ®speaks All UCSD cyclists interested in rid ing this beautiful annual fun thesis c~ ______~ ride, cantina, cruise, (. race?, fiasco, who can not arrange gUIdance in preparing tenn papers a~lstaoce In applying for under transportation should Visit the UCSD Bike Shop during normal graduate. graduate adml~ions when~where ... business hours this week. 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April 26, 1982 The UCSD Guardian ]7 Dave Parker League Sockers-earn 4-3 Excitable boys and girls turn Lumber Co. into sawdust win in shootout By TYNA CALLAHAN going to get quite a strange tp;ng which seemed strange to that motlc\' bunch). When 11 the stats, and asked him what By ANDREW KEELER Slaff Writer look _ As I contemplated my m was the plOch runner~. At ended. it w'a: obvious that the the score was. All t hal he The San Diego Sockers looked as though they would " But r hate sports!" I cried dilemma, omeone came Ii, point in the game there Excitable Boy and Girl~ had wou ld say \\'a~, "Many to made their owner, Robert Bell . carry it into the locker room. as the sports editor tore me running up to me panting and was even a pinch runner for won , but for journali!>tic little." I knew then that It and the North American However, Seattle's Mark away from my native yelling with a large degree of Ihe pinch runner. excell ence, much more than must ha\'c been bad . It \'as. Soccer League very happy Peterson sent the game into territory, the Arts de 'k, and urgency, "Do you wanna play that i" needed . The Excitable Boys and Girls Saturday night. Not only did El'sie's had the early lead , overtime when he beat threw a rugby ball into my softball? We 're short a player." I approached Henr y defeated Essie's LumberCo. in they notch an overtime victory goalkeeper Volkmar Gross W' v early. Things looked hands. [ was convinced. [ To which [ re -ponded in my DeVri es. one of Essie's co I hi~ "Dave Parker League" p, icularly great for them over the Seattle Sounders. but with 2:13 to go. figured, do just this one sport, mo, t official tone. ''I'm here to captains who'd been keeping game Fnday afternoon 17-7. \\ 'n Ray Casey hit the first for the first time this season it Things were looking good the poor guy' - desperate for a cover the game for the was a high-scoring affair. for San Diego. who dominated writer, then bail. Guardian. " I lerun of the game with the The NASL, which has been the game L when Vidal I),,~es loaded. But , when Ray "Co-ed soft ball," he said Well. I've never been so well hurt by sagging attendance Fernandez scored his second with a smile on hi face as [ gt)t back to home ba"e. he was received before in my life. Pre· greeted with bad news - he and defensive struggles, is goal of the game with ten tried to sneak in and slide m) Men's volleyball team looking to entice crowds with game quotes, n;:lme '( and their . was out. hadn't tagged minutes left giving them a two last rugby art iele unobtru He excitement - which in r6$~tiyespellings) , and even third base. There was some goal cushion. It appeared that SIvely onto hi s desk. "Tim," [ tip on what to write and how heads for playoffs America means goals. Hockey Gross was on his way to his said, .. it's one thing to cover a consolation for him though. he to write it. were flying at me drove in two other runs_ was known for its low-scoring, .fourth consecutive shutout sport you know nothing about right and left. Great , I thought, BY ELANA ROSEN dull games. but remedied that after stopping Seattle in the when it' somethinglikerugby why don't I just lea\'e my pad While trying nOI to let As lead hitter Hal Jacobs But the team rapid ly with the ri~ht hook. Since first half and making some - no one know anything and pencil wit h t heseguys. tell myself be too distracted by the watched anxiously from th synchronized their play and soccer doesn t offer too many brilliant saves in the early about rugby . But softball? them when the deadline IS to guy juggling softball~ behind sideline, healing a broken foot took the next three games. brawls, the NASL employs the going of the second. Ray You're really going to get the story inlo Monday'" me, or by I he jokes fl ying all he injured last week in Compensating for the loss of thrill·a·minute tie-breaking Evans' goal dashed that idea embaras me." edition, and I'll just go back to around me. the game slipped practice, and setter·high- two starting players were procedure known as the and Steve Daley's penalty kick It didn't work, as you can Ihe TG (a uthor's note: the slowlv - perhaps quickly - scorer Adam Cherry fought a Idye Lee - taking full control shootout, It was by this means made the score too close. see. I can't say no to a band was very good). I deCIded trom -Essie's Lum ber's hands. temperat ure of 103 at home. with superb setting action and that the Sockers edged out It was almost as if the desperate sports editor who's 10 persevere. the UC 0 spikers um'eiled Kevin Bateman - revealing their northern opponents 4-3. Sockers wanted to go into down on the floor grovelling The EXCitable Hoys and incredible team effort, in t he high energy performance on Get ting the strange rules of Girls were sweeping them up. Traditionalist gawk at this overtime and pull out the big and dripping unsightly tears absence of two key player. the court. intramural co·ed so ftball The Excitables pulled off two method, claiming that the finish when the defense let on my espadrille _ qualifying for the . tate Although the Tritons did NASL has bastardized the Peterson sneak in for the tying As I dragged my elf straigh t was a test in itself. grand slam homeruns in the championships which will be not capture the final game What little [ did know about arne inning. Tom Chippen sport . The s hootout has score. After an event less 15 unhappily away from the TG held May 8 in San Lui Obispo. against Northridge, who they softball was totally useless to dale knocked the first of these everything an audience could minute sudden·death overtime toward Muir Field, an intense Host ing last weekends defeated earlier in the tourna· nearly to home ba e of the ever ask for and more. The period, it was shootout time. fear of the unknown was me. tournament again t La Verne, ment, Dannevik commented diamond on which another action is centered right in Gert Wieczorkowski and welling up inside of me. When The game consists of eit her Riverside, an Luis Obispo that the players were a bit front of the goal so you can't Ade Coker failed on their [ saw a crowd gat hering six or seven innings, game was being played diagonally across the fie ld. and Northridge, UCSD tired, and that the performed mis it, there i a break after attempts, but Mike tojanovic around a plot of grass in one depending on how the time is succeeded in placing second with great strength when it Before the team got over their each shot, and the result are and Paul Moyra tallied their corner of the field, I moved running and on what the overall under Nort hridge, .vas crucial. ec tatic wail, another pitch in tantaneous. tries for the ockers_ After reluctantly toward it. I was umpire has planned for the enabling them to represent the With the conclusion of the was driven beyond the reach of Americans are notorious for Seattle had made two of their trying to mu ter the courage to evening. It's a two·pitch game outhern California Division volleyball season at hand the demanding immediate gratlfi· five shots it was left to Julie a k someone where [ could - the pitcher is a member of Essie' outfielder by Jeff Bracey. in the state championship . AlI·conference team award cation and don't want to waste Veee 10 WIO the match. He find the "Essie's Lumber Co- the team that he or she is A discouraging start, losing were announced; Hal Jacobs time not Ici ng good defense. perfectly eXl'Cuted a fake on Excitable Boys and Girls pitching to, and each bat ter The toughest thing about their first match to Riverside, was acknowledged with first obsen 109 well concei\'ed Sounder netminder Paul game." gets only two pitches, good or my job t hat day was trying to left couch Doug Dannevik team honors and Rick -.;t rat('~ or applauding lewei) liammond and slid the winner I knew that if I asked an bad. They must get their hit find out the score (it was explaining that "we just don't Cazaras, Monty Ranco and crossing passes. This IS In to t he hack of t he net. The unknowing stranger, I was from one of those. Another impossible to keep track of have the timing factor." Chris Wagner for second team. c\'Ident in the success of the crowd went \\ lid. t he players mdoor season. with Its double salutl'(1 and evervone lived digit sconng and miniature happd) ever after. - field. Whether the shootout is The Padres are not t he on h a charade or not , one thing IS game In town, the Socker's certain - il IS exciting. remam undefeated and in first Tho!>e who stayed unt il the place and extended their home end were on their feet for each streak to 15 games. They '>"-111 .. UCSD INTRAMURAL shot of the one-on·one format play the haples Sounders Delta of the shootout. Others left again Saturday in eattle and when the ockers had a 3-2 then return to face the best lead with under three minutes team money can buy, the New San Diego Socker star teve Nesin steals the ball from Seattle player te\'e Daley TRACK 8r nELD GAMES left in rpl!ulation time and York Cosmos. May 12. FRIDAY, MAY 7 4 -7 pm Sigma Phi Jazz virtuoso Jenkins COMPETITION MEN'S Be WOMEN'S Tecate bike ride tips offered CLASSES "Shaping Up for the Long Centre. In addition. Dr. Mende wlll plays Mandeville Wed. EVENTS Ride," a free workshop Internl -t Dr. Christian outline e sential informat Ion If you could build continued from page 13 for am lO"trumentahst who • OPEN 110 Hurdles designed to prepare cyclists for Mende, an authority on long pertaining to the day itself extensIve tours In Amenca wan\!-. 'to learn to Imprmlse In • MASTER'S (over 35) 400 Relay distance cycling, will discuss including what to eat during the upcoming Tecate and Europe: his numerous an em.emble ~ettlOg . Other Relay Events all areas of preparation for the the ride, what to bring along, •TEAM Ensenada bicycle ride, has residencies In American your OWN 75-mile ride which will be held and how to get the best High Jump been slated for Tuesday, April inst itut ions of higher learmng TIckets for the concert are 27 at 7:30 p.m. in the WELL Sunday, May 16. Proper performance out of your Long Jump and his many and varied avatlable at the l'C D Box BEING, a health education equipment, training schedules bicycle and yourself. I , • Triple Jump recordings. orgamzer of Office or at the door. General ;1 r !f r t : J .dV ~ • J!I center sponsored by Scripps and general physical fitness For further information on An r ..... fratern ityl what t several impre ive, inno\'ative L... 'w' r t-j ~." -, Shot Put needed for long·distance this free meeting, call the admIssion i~ 4.50 and 150 Memorial Hospitals Founda· band, Jenkins' latest scheme for tudent -. For Informallon, Discus riding, will be reviewed. WELL BEING, 457·6945. tion in University Towne i the formation of a workshop call 452-3229 Pentathlon would it be like? (200 - HJ - LJ - ,------Perhaps you didn't catch the ad SP - 1500) 100 in last Monday's Guardian 200 For further infor The UCSD Bike Shop is having a 400 800 Mile mation a nationa I 2 Mile GIVES YOU WHAT representative wi II be A CLOCK CAN'T on campus this week, HORE SPRING AVAILABLE TIME! Prices on bikes & many parts slashed! • Can increase reading speed 2·7 times SPEND Fuji built 10 speeds for under $15011 SALE April 26 to April 30. according to dilliculty of materials. • Retain and recall more of what you 've read. TIME And we're dealing too, • New Improved Speed Reading course designed for TO SAVE Come prepared to ride away, Stop by the table in "d'Y " ~:H~""":~~;~~~~::;" .. M-F 10-5 Sign up and detOils U\ Rec Gym Of lice %4037 Department of Physical Education Revelle Plaza 2180 Garnet Street IVI""PUlN San Diego. CA 92109 UCSD BIKE SHOP Sot Noon-S EDUCATIONAL CENTER (714) 2706810 452·4279 between 10 and 2. Slanley H Kaplan Breakthrough m RapId Readmg '- TEST PREPARATION SPECIALISTS SINCE 1938 Located in the Student Center acros.> from the PUb. Monday, April 26, ]982 The UCSO Guardian 19 IS The UCSO Guardian Monday, April 26, 1982 ------~----- Rrrmate needed M/F close to bellch AStrology charts, natal charts, synastry Dr fermI College Bowl IS comIng WhIZ Nonsmoker cats garden $130 a month, and/or composIte charts cast and tully kIds younger than you! See them'" Dr Solana Beech. Mlk.ael, MarCI 7553610. Interpreted SpeCIal rates for students EInsteIn. (4/ 29l ( 4129) PrIVllte, IICcurate and very profesSIonal Lose /I pound a day on a safe, easy and Classifieds Student wanted to share 3 bedroom Call Colette, 452-<)468 Keep trying effectIVe dIet Feel good uSing a (4/29) It took a rainstorm to stop runs and San Diego starters condo near UK dUring summer WIll cut nutrotlOnally sound product lind see the Padres. After winning 10 rent by $60 to $150 Call Alex at 453· HaVIng II party" Then rent our 300 watt results fast (all Jane at 453-{)236 have been giving up too many 8905 after 6 pm. ( 4/ 29) sound system to make sure no one can weekday eves b-9 p .m ( 4/ 26) straight ballgame - to tie a Coed roller-basketball Friday 3·5 gopher balls. Look for Foster mIss It Reasonable rates Call Brian at Danny Grease IS plaYlnsNlnl29. 30 announcements Outdoor gym courts. Informal, play or Need fem, share 2 bdrm apt 2 ml from Z - club record - San Diego was and Kingman to pop a few out 481·8389 or Phil at 45()"1323 (5/ 6) and M/IY 1 at 8 In the Revelle (af I'll see watCh. Infor, KeIth, 43b-7444. (4/29) campus for summer CMn room $184 50 washed out yesterday at of the new, eco~om y·s ized San plus ub! Call Janet 457-3826 (4/29) T'1Plng byword Wright. We are the paper you there Sandy D. P S $1 admISSion Atlanta. Diego Stadium. ""But they S/!id it was only regIstratIon" (4129) THE NEW DEAl, WE SPEAK SOFTLY Sha re room In condo near UCSD. $160 pilice. CIIII 292·9883 days, 272·1602 and now they're training draft board eve ntngs. (5/27) The Padres return to an Josh HOrrls - Pres.; KIm Piontkow.;kJ - piUS utls. Includes JaCUZZI, pool, tennis Lose weIght now Fun and easy way to members ... PICKET ! To protest drllft Diego for a Tue day night V.P.; Larry Goldman - Ai:.o. Af; CraIg Lee and racquet crts 2 lakes, after 8pm, Dille Brake speCIalISts, domestiC and torelgn. lose 10 to 30 Ibs A month 100 % bOClrd traInIng Thu~day, May 6, noon- game with the New York Met s. 483-<)234 . (5/6) Chupest and best In San DIego Call 453- guaranteed Call Jean 697·1 469 ( 4126) Top of the West - - Ext Af; LIS/! lincoln - Comm.; Marc 1 . 30pm CatarTlClran Motor Hotel, 3999 5311 7·9pm (4/ 29) The Mets, led by sluggers Geiger - PR; EriC Roede - Act Fee, MISSion Blvd ., MISSIon Beach. For more Smr. rental or exchange house nr UC ERASERHEAo (511 0) \"', f " t ,q, :loA' Who would have " 11£ h DF :" IC George Foster and Dave Karen Costello - Elec; JIm Socolowske Information, call San Diego CommIttee Berkeley Dates flex Greenbaum, 342- All typing speCIalIze In SCIentIfic and ERASERHEAD, THURSDAY MAY 13, USB I It _ ..... - Pros; H/!rry Bedell - Appt Eval, Kingman, are in second place guessed? Agalsnt RegIstration and the Oraft 63rd st Oaldand (415) 655·5024 technIcal IBM SelectriC III EI'ZII~th 15.'10) " CI) to. CD ~ltj MJ/F IC Warren Reps JennIfer Heoly, Will MIller, in the National League East (CARD ) 753-7518/283-6878 (5/6) 5/10) weekdays 452·5030 ext237 (5/17) Murray Robinson; Revelle Reps Jeff COMING SOON ERASERHEAD (5/3) ! For quality typIng call Sandra between 8 ' il; iZl while the Padres are ]Ih games WL r.B . Golden, Annette Dole, MUIr Reps. Steven The New Delli (4/26) ERASERHEAD, THURSDAY MAY 13, USB ,. r and 9 11m or 3 and 5 p.m 459·9012 behind Atlanta in the West. Atla nta Friedman, ThIrd Reps Scott Stewart The New Deal ( 4/ 26) 10) " ro ec AD< ~. 13·3 ( 4126 ) :5 ,.- Over the past week and a (4/26) ~ . .. an Diego 11 ·4 The New Deal (4/ 26) J JIlSt wanted to say thanks 'or belt'g '. r·t- . for sale TYPING 8Y DOT, IBM, fast e,pcrt, half the Padres have played Delta SIgma PhI UCSD newest national so cVlng and carorg We''11i' shared many , Need SSS' Sell the new, hot seiling kite reasonable Research pape~ and otherS well, been lucky, routed fraterntty IS noworgantZlng a new group fa"ta~tlC tlrl'es as well as some 'lndrli' the UFObl1l flyer · It SPlns' FaSCinates kids Nearby, M·F, 9·4 452-<)231 (6/3) opponents, come from behind, Stop by Revelle Plaza between 1()"2 for I of all ages . Sells lIke CTilzy where the Home Computer Texas Instruments ones I never NOuld have SUMVed Major League Notes PEDERSEN TYPING SERV Theses, terri' Ltn",s ABC. D. ( F ·nd.-ala """', IJ/an dal~' more Information ( 4/ 29) 9914A $28735 DIstributors wonted! WIthout you Hap~ b-day to my too had cheap hits, had home Batting the pitchmg statistics WInd blows lind the crowds go' I . SGhec1ult >'Ibtect 10 CMn Bookstore .... - .4.1 Summer 1982 At long, long last the UCSD Name cards may be ordered Intensive Spanish in Bike Shop has Madrid, Spain uc San Diego ~ /- IOPEN TO STUDENTS,FACULTY &STAFF' There are still spaces avail~ble for the Intensive * of nftinr * *0311 !'teals ~1~~~D~~~ s Spanish progr~m to be held In Madrid, Spain. $120 ~ * campinq permit for the day befor e PartIcipants will study three weeks at UCSD (June 21 -J uly SKID-LIDS 9, 1982) and five weeks in Madrid, Spain (July 19-August The new Skid-Lid II is now available in white a nd A river ru tting ddveoture of the SOU TH FORK in Northern Cdl ifornld The south ~ork this year promises to be at its hiqhe~t 20, 1982). Credit for 12 units of beginning or yellow, We have been out of this fine cycling helmet University Bookstore lpvpl In ~pvpr~l yedf\ due to lhp heavy \prinq snowfdll. intermediate or advanced Spanish will be given upon for almost 6 months and we're ha ppy to have them completion of the progr~m . The cost for the program Q-008 La Jolla, CA 92093 fOR 110R!. tWO: Cd!lllidS evenin'ls-4fll-28J7 Rer.redtioll·~403A (excluding airline ticket) Is S1 ,712 ~nd II non-refundable in stock again. We continue to have an excellent 8:00 am to 4:45 pm r )UIl I!ROt. ,II SPORT' fJl! RICI\ T(.URS deposit must be submitted to the SUmmer Session Office stock of Bell Biker helmets as well. no later than MlJy 10, 1982. Monday thru Friday TICKETS on SAL at B ~ 0 FICE r.27 M-F 10-5 Electronic Department A, For fu rther information or for the app llc ~ tion forms, Sot Noon-5 contact the Summer Session Office, 106 Administrlltive UCSD BI HE SHOP 452-4279 Complex, (714) 452·4365. Phone 452-4291 Located in the Student Center across from the Pub. 20 The UCSD Guardian------Mo nday, April 2 6, 198 2 general skept icism of t h That' the enem y, and they're government is all pervasive ... 1 right he re. They're the ones Gore Vidal details platform don 't think the Ameri can we have to free ourselves from. people wi ll be fooled into Th e ov iet U n ion j ust a n other Red care or crumbl s away of its own for his senatorial bid VietNam. weight . ~1,'JIlII aboul l li e whole So your polilical {{spiraliolls continued (rom page 6 have a specific end . On the Oh, he has no popular pril1ciplr 0/ prol ecl ill/! Ihe Free (Ire 011l' t erlll, Ylgllt? crashing if they don't have other hand , I'd definitely tax support.... Reagan still thinks World frolll Ihe Of prc(ld of Yep, it gives me t he freedom Communism?" sweat a nd ' lave labor; fou nd at ions, like t he Ford h 's running 10 Orange county to ask a lot of uncomfortable American capit ali sm is based Foundation, because they are and playing up to the military Western Europe is bigger question s. on wave_ of immigration and not hing more than great people there .... omet hing like t han we are, Western Europe Wou ld you lakc aall(Jnla/!e 4 cheap labor ... , but we can't pyram id s erected to American sixty p<'rcent of the country is richer t han we are and Ih(ll freedom 10 i lslulll~~1 r.xlcnt? subsidize private industry. If fort u nes so t he fort u nes will thinks we're spending t(Xl Western Europe hates us. Since I've always donI' sO Chrysler is going to go under. not die. much on defense. Half of those They want us logO. f'm wi ll ing outside, why would I !->top let them go under. Try to !-.ave AllY pro/JOsa/s liJi soh'ill/! under twent\' four think to go. Let them pay for ATO, inside? Ihe workers and retrain them 10 \\ let them defend thell1selv('s. slulII /)roblt'l1Is ~ they're going !lness a / '/,(' SI'(11 pcop'" iJl pol.' iI., to do something ebe, and fire The RUSSian are n(',! door to Well I h1l1g~ like IHJAD nuclear \\ar In Ihelr livl'~, (/lfll//.f' Ilu'/ I' it/fills /I/(III/!" the management and teach kncl\\ Ix' t hem, not to liS. It would save ST Afft' and CETA \\ ere all \\ hICh ther will tht' No one 111\ age, wIt h my them a real job. end of t heir Ihe..,. I'U billlllO dollars a vear. That's good programs which cost a lot of monc\'. . temperament i!-t apt to change_ DOli 'I you propose 10 I ax monev, but not half as much as \Vhal an e\II gO\'l'rnnwnt to .. It largely' comes out of my // VOl( (I/'{' drc/I'd til 111(' a H· I bom ber. Ten of I hose (B, churches? haH' created a mood lIke thiS, general \ie\\ t hat wrought not .)1'11111;', H'ill vo// make il "(lU r 1,,1 would certainly pay for all III order I() make money off soh to1l/milll/C//l for six \'C~II·'? Oh, I think that \.. ould be e\ en black or brown mmont \ to interfere 10 t he affairs of very nice. First of all, I thlllk of defense cont racls, that's other count ric..;, no mat ter Ab..;olutelj. Politlce.; must lx' menlber III the ghetto to I~ \.... hat thi!-. whole thlllg i!-- about all corporations should pay trained in a job. That's where how Wicked they are. total concentratIOn. That's in one sentence. However, we tend to support why I picked this time in my tax, most of them evade th money should be go Illg, but taxation .... I thlllk it was in it isn't. But there's not much you only wicked governments, life, when I have some tIme. I 1975 that IT&T (International that ha been our policy for th think you have to know an H7wl aboulloyallv ualhs, like can do about it, they own Telegraph and Telephone) Congress, they own the last twoor three generations ... awful lot to be a nator.. .. I Ihe one I had 10 sif{1I 10 work for We likeevery country that has have a very clear overview of paid no tax at all in the Un ited lite Universily of California? President, they own the media. tates, absolutely none. I mean, look at Alexander-the· a c I dictatorship. Like Haig, the United tate, its history, Well, I'm all agalll~t that. I'd put a flat 10 to 15 percent Great Haig, who wants a explaining about six mont hs Its plac In the world, the ta.... on the gro s 3dju. ted Where i. the enemy? Are you small, non -nuclear war, ago why we supported world's history. J could supposed to be in ecret Illcome of all corporat ion, , and preferably 10 some place lIke EI Argentina. ThiS was long wrong, but at least I have it. cahoots With the amoan leave no air III it 0 they . alvador. Nicaragua; what I before the Falkland Islands, The 01 her senator!-. I talk to. couldn't monkey around. And government for the overthrow call the Enemy·()f·lhe-Month and he Said, "Well, there may some are extraordinarv; they of this county? I mean, what, ~ince I hey don't like to be Club. Caspar. Weinberger, of be a few things wrong With don't sp ak any languages, \\-'hal bull!-.hit. really. taxed, I'd call it a license fee to course. \\ ant!-t a nuclear them, but we will support any they don't know where make money in America. n7/(11 ([ball I imporls alld confrontation quite clearly; he nation that believes in one count ries are, t hey don't know You'd get an enormouS' exporl:., jaP([nese cars (lJld slecl, doesn't care where, some· God." He wants to make the any philo~ophy . We fought the revenue that wa\'. A':-. far a ... lor example. Would you jusl \\ here in the Middle East, I world safe for monotheism. VietNam War and nolxxl\ had churche!-. go, if the Catholic opcn Ihal up u'idc? sUPIx>se. We are fore\er in the Reagan now has foreign policy e\er heard of Confuclllo.,. church or the Jew!-. or whocver You have to. If vou don't, debt of Richard :\1. Nixon. -- monotheism. nobody had c\er heard of the ha· a bilhon dollar I rtfolio. well. that', what b'rought on Because of him, no one () 1'011 dUll 'I feel lliere IS (/ Buddha, nolxxh knew \\ hal you'd treat them hkean\ other the '29 depre~slOn Protect IOn belie\('s a (~()ddamnecl word proM'1Il willi l'{dm)1'('r 0/ II/(: tht'lr system',<,(thought were. corporation ... If the Aniencan Ism, that \\a. the la"t straw. the g()\ ernmen t ha~ to ... av on F1'eC II 'odd? Then we wonder w h\ we loo.,e Cancer ooet V took out a We put up lanffs and the any subject When the} No, the problem IS in I h{' all the time. Ignoram:e. purtfolIo and bought Burger world \\ ent crash mg. announce thai thev'v{' found United States. The US has Arr you cOlljidell1 tlwlyoll'/,l' Klllg, I certalllly can see I axing Do \'IJ/( Sl!' 11/(' fill/JIll'\' SO\j{'t arm" in Nicaragua, alread, been taken over and )foilll: 10 U'ill IIU' Prim(//)'.' them .... but t he\ are indeed lu mill/! IO/('lmL, Nl'lIjfllll '~ nglil t'\en bod\' kno\\,,, t he\ were occupIed b} the military Anylx>d} who's confident in non'profit and \"(·)It1ntar~. and u'illl: jJoliliml l'i('/I'.~? pu I t hert' b\' t hl' (J i\ The mduo.;[rial polItical comple.·, politic" is out of his mind - - ELECTIO r The fourth lecture in our Science, Technology and the SPECIAL Public Interest series: "The Social Consequences of POSTAL INSTANT PRESS Genetic "1 ~, j.\. J. '" Engineering" Take your teapot off the d o m e Get into your 1973 Agnew- Dr. Russell Doolittle, Put on your vicuna coat Take your Abscam through the Chairman of the Chemistry Watergate and get down to P.I.P. La Jolla for our $20 special Department, will discuss the (2¢ per copy), 1000 minimum, 1 camera recent controversy over ready original - most any color paper. guidelines for genetic engineering and the role of Postal Instant Press 1035 Silverado private industry in setting La Jolla, CA research priorities. 454-0769 POSTAl INSTANT PRESS rho Wh,le · U Wall P"nrers ' Our motto: " Let us help you grab defeat from the jaws of victory_" Thursday, April 29 Endors ments reasonably priced Please bnng financial statement & 1981 tax return. 7:30 pm TLH 104 - -n"l\ e and cripps Clinic and Re. earch Foundation from water forced down one oil and gas drillers. A liner will enter a large gray area. great financial benefit in the will become a morass of June 8 are Virtuall y none,\IS dangerous bot h to the hole. the block of material be be cemented into the hole. and Agriculture i' one of short-run. In the long run, rotting vegetation and the tent. Thl' reasoll" are t \\'ofold: e n \. i ron men tan d () U r tween the two is fractured. perforateu explosively. Once California's mo ' t vital however. t hey are endanger· decaying cadavers of dead First, \'oters are Ju ... tIfiably Increa. lngly lImited fresh The more fractures. the more thi S liner is in place and perfo industries, and ignoring its ing the last easily accessible birds. animals and fishes Thi~ paranOId but ..,ad ly mlsIn water resources. It' ... a lo..,er. Chemistry------Dr. Michael E. Garst. Department of Ch mistry, hot dry rock surface available rated. water under high pres April 26 UCSD: The Synthesis alld Reactions needs out of hand wou Id have a ,",ource of truly salt-free water 0/ to heat water in troduced into sure will again be introduced. devastating effect on our in the state. and further down 4:00 p.m. L)ocloheptatrielloJles . the system. Thi heated water Supervisors are confident this 104 Third Lecture Hall economy . The question the line , endangering the very Letter to the Editor i circulated up the econd hole will produce the desired frac remains. however, whether or industry they are striving so through a heat exchanger, and tures and reservoir. Apnl29 Dr. Richard l Tlevitch: New Insigllts into the not agriculture really needs hard lO protect. 12'00 noon such a large new source of A decayi ng wasteland Mechanism 0/ Endotoxin Action . THE LOS ALAMOS CONCEPT FOR water. The delicate ecological 2100 BahlC CIence BuildIng EXTRAC'nNG ENERGY FROM HOT. DAY ROCK As California's s hare of balance maintained in a fresh Some croaking, some croquet S MEGAWATIS (T HERMALI 20·50 MEGAWATTS ITHERMALI water from the Colorado Ri ver to salt-water delta is easy to f trt ~UMPS continued from page 2 unInformed. tolerance for the Physics ------Dr. R.C. Low . High Ait Itude Obsen atorv: Tile Whit f' dwindles. the answer might understand but not widely instinctual call to aown April 27 seem an emphatic "yes." but known. Basicalh, there i" a world's problems." prompted b} such an obll\ious, tolerance for the 1"I(lIt Corollal Trallsiellt . _;~:"J' .'fj'_-l_---::'fj'._#tHEAT EXCHANGERS -1:00 p.m. 1110 Psychology & LingUIstICs BuildIng this is not necessarih' t he case. "wall." or sharp delineatlOll. CertaInly this is one of Ihe ImmInent threat. uneducated. thl" \\'a" the The majority o'f water bet \\ l'en fresh and salt water few options available to lhosp To see a \\ hite crowd s..rreatest "Ighl. I am proud to consumed by agricu 1t u re is not In the delta. Incoming fre",h playmg such a t urn·of·1 he attend an educatIOnal April 27 Dr. lu c Bro;.sard. Centrede pectr metl'll' Nuclaire et who fa ced the stall ... ucs of -1:00 p.m. 1/ used to wat er crops. Instead, It water keeps the sa lt -wa ter "at destruction spelled out In Cl'ntury British sport upon the In::-.titution where tho"l' de Spect romet ne de Masse, Orsay France: Elect rical is u",ed to "flush" t he soil of ba}." \\Ith a small geographi depri\'ed of political and Propert les of Metal Hydrides and -Amorphous AlIo", Ground Zero Week. While I Re\'ellt' Green wa ... somet hing. Prepared by Ion Implantation - excess salinit\ b tween cal stnp t hat laterall y bisect-. chose to part iClpale and work To "ee .t lldt'nb I)(:commg hl.;;torIcal background l'an ,;tll: and plan lings. lronicall~. as Ihe t he delta. toward progreSSI\ e cha ngl' In educated. conlernl'd. nnd then perform thl'ir IradltlOnal Peripheral Canal draws fresh Seaward of tIll', striP i... a my own \\ay. thest' croquet acting to maintain lill' Oil thi~ l'II uab openh' and comtortab IkSteven E. Lam bert, LJCSD: The IllteractiOIl of . ~ '<;m'';~ \\ at er from t h delt a 's ';OLl rce, salt -\\aler CCo'iVs lem . inland player ... rou ld attend and learn planet \\a...... o1l1ething again ly. Superconducli"ity with .\lIl/(lletisll1 ill .tfixed Ternarv RESEARCH SYSTEM RERh-4B- ·{ Compoullds . salt water will e nc roach there 10.; a more' or less fresh· \\ithollt having to fan' Ihl' Bu t to ~e{' t Iw tolerance for the Seth Daniel 1'funter 1205 Humanities Library