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Will the Greeks Benefit UCSD? Page 5 ----~------Jane Goodall lecture . Hiatu ----V--B- al-le-r-s,--=Softballer on. Pag 7 Thursday, May 5, 1983 The l lCSD Guardian ------2 The llCSD Guardian ------rhlll .. (I.,~. ;\Ia~ 5, I HM:J James Ralph Papp, Calumnist The UCSD Guardian Put Us on the Battlefield to Recite Shakespeare at Russia mar. 8y JAMES RALPH PAPP to recite Shakespeare against afterwards, which add LIP to econoJrllcally, to go to even If onlv logical remark lhl. Staff Wriler the Russians, or are we to more money to be spent. ThiS the tax credits were pro\ ide It is not surprising that there wretched domestic co ndition, (well, apparently not quite the That is Mr. Reagan's next perhaps bet ter spent on that Spring Fling Praised is in education a "rising tide of or very much bad for the simplest) nothing at all to do suggestion, but it seems than on Mr. Reagan offering mediocrity," considering that United States. Trying to beat with the re ults of the stud y. unlikely that God would bless <;olutJons that boggle the mind the men the public engages to the Japanese, for instance, or Tuition tax credits, one of his our education above anv other on their complete diSSOCIation Editor: Mexican discos, where man\' nation ·s. and any' closer from the problem, However. This letter IS m regard to would ta) until the early work out the problem seem to the West Germans, who are suggestions, will do wonders Letters to the Editor have such a tiny grasp of our industrial competitors, isa for private schouh:i but nothing connection between learnmg already all the part iClpanh In Campus Recreation's "Spring morn mg. and prayer is not readily. or the expensl\'e goose cha<;e are Fling" to Mazatlan. The trip The days were spent SIll 109 relevance and logic; however, much more logical motive than for public ones, which most unreadily, obvious. Indeed, the plca..,c t urn to pagc I was a lot of fun and a great on the beach, relaxing and "There is a tide in the affairs of trying to outshine an students would still be forced, wa\, to relax after finals. It enjoying the warm Mexican CalPIRG Gets Vote, Next Step men, which, taken at the flood, economically, socially and con'sisted of transportation to sU:1shme. We also were '1ble to leads on to fortune," as politically moribund revolu, ~ ~---...... _,. .... and from Mazatlan, and hotel re nt horses, go para,.,aJhng. Shakespeare says in Julius tionary empire. Actually, no -- accomodations at the EI Cid, a and go skin di"mg. to Work with Administration Caesar IV _iii. 217. The tide can motive which is not introspec· cZ/hr resort right on the beach. The The trip was definitely be one of mediocrity, and the tive make real sen e; to hotel had three swimmmg worthwhile and it was really An open letter to UCSD \\ ill help us to show I he until the Wmter 01 1~8~ when fortune political or profes, attempt quality for it s own pools. including one With a fun to be Wit h a group of 'itudents: admmistrallUn that [ 'LSD the admmistration changed sional. sake is more so und and sWim up bar, tennis court', students from UCSD. We CalPIRG would likelOthank o.;t udents do want a st ronger the way the fee was assessed, I imagine that comparing proba bl y more prod uct i ve and many different re~taur· thank Campus Recreation and all of you for supporting the CaIPIRG. wit hout consult mg "tudenh. education to t he arms race is than to attempt it merely to be ants. the student organizers for CalPJRG referendum m the Contrary to the CII(JydilJl/ This ~ Ignificanlly weakened merely a gimmick, perhaps to better than somebody else The restaurants away from puttmg the Spring Fling recent electIOn. The ref eren· art Icle by slaff \\ nter Jdf CaIPIR(;'s fundmg. Student acclimatize people to spending (whether their achievements the hotel proved the place to be together. The trip went very dum \\'on wilh an affirmative Savage. (April 18, 1983), the support dropped from .to% to as enormou s amounts of are real or imaginary). The though. Senor Frogs, EI moothly and could not h,l\'e vote of 58.5%; this !> Ignificant result~ of this referendum do 9% t hat quarter. money on t hei r sc hools as they National Commission on Shnmp Bucket. and EI Patio been more orga n i zed. amount of sl ud nt support have an enormous impact on Voting "yes" for a stronger do on their bombs, but the Excell en ce in Education all came alive at mght WIth Hopefully. this trip and trip laIPIRG's existence. Savage CalPIRG - raising the fee to comparison communicates appears to be more interested college students (and others) like it will be planned agam so stated. "The outcome of this S:LOO per quarter and and clarifies very little. What in diplomas as industrial and from all over singing and others can enjoy them as much Revised referendum \\ III have no effect changing Ihe way the fee is has our education got to do mJlltar} investments than as dancmg on tables. After a~ we enjoyed Mazatlan. on the fUlure of CaIP]}((; at assessed - will allow with t he Russians? Suddenly sign of thinking human dinner, e\'eryone usually Lynn Gottesmanl LTCSD". The future of CalPlRG to becoml'lmnl\'ed m "SpUI nik" is the word of the beings. headed to the extravagant Susan Cuneo Health (all'mG is depelldent on the ml)re issues and to reach more hour, as "keyster" wa~ a few The answers to I he reaffirmation of student students. The \'Ote. however. mon ths ago. Is it the problems the commi~sion support that this referendum is on l} the first slep. :\0" we government's intentIOn to giVl'" are standard: more time Benefits provided. Only by strength· need to \\ ork with the send us out on t he battlefield 111 school ;Jncl more homework enlllg our current funding admmlstration to actually Feminism and t t of The systcm can CalPIRG contmu(' I1nplemcnt t hc fee changes. . C rea i vi y E1~t~r:prevtou" I~SU(, t() pro\lde sl udcnh wit h a Once again. CalPIRG would R" Cr\:'\iOLE ('CSJ) (;lIardian. an imbal, strong ,'oice on issue'" that like to thank all of YOU who l.,tdff Wrill'r ance In the health msurance concern them. \'oteo "ye,,". anel In\ltl' This Week in the PUb ... In t he past. t rends In express the1l1..,eh es unt tI t he} polK) regarding internal ional In 197H, s\t1denh \-(lted for a c\'eryonc' to our general \\e~tern human creat)\ ltv take respon~lllJlity to frt'l' ..,tudents was noted The S2 Ill) CaIPII~ ~ fet' to be dearlv 10 t erest meet i ng on Wed nes' been dominated by one· other,.;, problem In the alea uf ha\{~ aro~e a!'>st'ssed to all student~. dav, ,\l1a\ I J. Sided male doctrines_ (Jut of Mt iSIS \rho ..,t ruggle for an ACCIdental Death, Dismember· alt hough any student COli Id . - Beth Davenpurt UCSD's favorite jazz nolhing, God creatl'd the expre,.;slOn of fn'l~ l()m whIch ent, and Loss of Sight benefits. refuse payment of t he fet'. Th IS Kim Paulus ul1\n:r..;t'. Then god created inclucle.., 01 her:-- \\ ill I:\.IX'\'I· The problem was brought to III nd 109 .,yo.;te111 was effect 1\ e Cathy Bartel" "Dance of the Universe" man In Ils own Image, Woman l'nCt' some failure..,. ThiS dol'~ the attenttun of the health was created fmlll a palt of not nlt'al1 total failure. The msurann' company (Atlanta 5:00-7:30 man. And all rurt her (,),l'all\'l! \ people who accept t hl "t Juggle In t ern a t ion a I J n s UI' an ce I' an expression of god through \\ill achie\c higher goab t han Company). After re\'lewing The UCSD GUARDIAN the artistic actions of men. the non·activists who ma\' the policy, they have decided to I'l ...,1) H Olti La j"lIa. l \ '1:.!IHl Ifil!l) 1~)1:! Hili A more balanced future for ne\l'r fall because the\ ne\e'r amend thiS section of the folk & country creatl\iy can come about challenge themsehes_' poliCY for the 19838.l !\'('\~" Editors Staff WI'it c!"s: latlll "long Haul String Band" through an mtegrallon of \Iany artists try to deny academIC vear. Thus, the Thomas Rankll1 Algarin. 1<;lydeie Arrilll al. 5:30-7:30 concepts from the femml<.;[ the\ hare been Influenced bl' dollar benerlts WIll bethesame [illy Tinkle :'1111\(' Becdle, Pal Bergman. movement. Out rlf what exists an,: other artist. The~ art' for all student.., . Ikt h Btnghalll. john Bricl'. \\ ithin :--ol'letv and mell\' ohses..,ed With the Image uf I appreciate the fact that Opinion Edit()r L. 11101 e. I<"bm [)l'arl~lrn , jOl' LISa l';lpln FREE to you! Iduals. people crpall' and bemg a rugged ind1\;iduall'..l thiS was brought to our I Falll'1 Ia. :'Ill kl' (; rl'l'1l her/-{. change their UI1l\'ersl'_ Pt~lple or the agent of some dl\ine attentIOn and am pleased that . \1'(., EditOl' Todd lJ atnl's. CraIg Kakuda . need tf) create \'i:--ual and m..,plrallon. This only leads to we could do s()mething about '\ncirl'\\ Kl'('Il'r Tim Ka .. sounr. :'Il arg,) Kelly . \crbal art In Ihelr own Image ma'..turlJatHJll. nllt creati\ It\·; It I PRECISION Feminism HAIRCUTS The UCSD Guardian Page 5 l:ontilltlcd frum I)aj;(c 2 for women Thomas Rankin~ N ('ws Editor ~Iay 5, 198:~ & men The author who u:-.es the ''{'' New-s Fabulous Look-Alikes dem ys tifies thi s univeral subject author. They also take $3.99 with this ad responsibility for their words. Campus Forum ------When you use ."" you bring • into yo ur creati\e ex pres~ioll morc than or,c ro le type. The Greeks on Cantpus ."" is a complex person and is By BILL HESS 'i.all \\'ri. ~r QD ~~ more di ven;c in thought s and long as the, sen e lor the feelings than the di ctums of a Since the chartering of the Cat Eye. Tear Drop. Square single universal voice. The use Alpha Omicron Pi Sorortl v at benefit of the university a ... a I'CSf) s ix year'i ago, the Greek whole. students hel\e the nght Devo • Collapsable • Wayfarer 737 Pearl of " ' " crea tes personal system here has grown to to form whate\'er t"pe of statem ents , which translate organi/atlon they prefer.·· 456·1170 easier into other people's where t here are nm\ t hrl'l' Sport & Fas~~"n Styles atl\' 456·1815 hearts and minds. And to the sororit les and three fraternl' When asked \\ het her femin is t mO\'emen t t ha t ties op('rallllg on campus. problem" or bad JI1cident shad r------i which is per!>onal is po li tical. Howe \cr. like most an ... en from Creek de\'elop o I EXPRESSIONS UNUMITED ~ 1$10 PRECISION PERM $29 50 campuses. I 'e Sl) has sho\\ n llIent to da te. Dye ref used to I HAIRCUT . I The challenging of the Just a Step Ahead f~Hour8 :- t raditiona I usage of "I" in sign" of tensIOn exi ... ting com ment . 10306 Torrey Pines Rd. Mon·Sat 10·6 : for men & women Long Hair Extra. I bet\\een Greek:-. and non '" don't \\ant to get in the wrttll1g IS Ju~t une aspect of t he middle of am cont rmersles." La Jolla 454-8006 Sun 11 -6 I Shampoo, condition, cut. l I fem illlsts inn)h'cment in art. (;reeks. The question for this (by ,h" Vog.rt Affair) I (Bluwdr,' flul Included.) _ MANIC UHE --.!5 : week ''i forum IS. "Should he said. ":\1j' po..,itlOn i~ \ery Offer expires 5/ 12/83 If used. feminism and f ra tern II Ie.., and 'iorori tie, clear. If the organizations are I With thie coupon only. E",piree 5/ 19/83 I creatl\ it \' can become (1 form of expression more po\\'crf u I exist at lICS!)?" legal. then the} ha\e the right ------to do bllsllle:-.~ here. If the\' t han ell her the I~l'n al~"ilnn' of Raymond E. Dye. Assis· dOIl't \ IOlate the la\\ SOl' lICSI) E'prt'sslonist art 111m ('men! s. tant Vice Chancellor for lIndergraduate Affairs - poliCies. , have no problem~ Fill Instl'ad I)f preachlllg with fraternities," he said. l'('llgion through ;Irl ()r Student Life Ihe said t hat from hIS Dye added that hI;' expect~ rt'lecllllg "ollet\ through art. the Greek s,,:-.tem here to Ill(' It'llllnl ... t· ... purpo ... e IS to perspective. fraternities and sororities ha\'e "the nght to expand. and said lhat he will (jllat/raillres, Wan·en Collegc· ... literat·~ journal. prc'-tl'ntcd a\\ard ... H .... tl'rdav for it.., ht· .... (/l'u, on and change SOI.'l{'(\ of the. quarter. The redpi.enls (1. 10 r,) \\ ere: Rut h :'Ililler. honorahle through art. . eXIst. Ju ... t Iike any ot her aid that expansion. ..,ubl1l.ission~ ~Jargaret student organization. As long "If a fratt'rnit} \\ant-. to get 111,1:' 11." 0 11 : ;\Jlchaci Sheph~rd, sCl: IDEO GALLER GRAND OPENING IN DEL MAR Buy 1 Falafel / ~ , Super Burger, Sandwich for $459.00 Salad, French $1.99 and Get RCA SelectaVision Fries, Soft Drink, . , ...... only $].55 one FREE! IN A HURRY? 8-hour VCR with Picture Search and non VJT 250 10-day Electronic Timer • Videa Recorder Camera, UCSD Campus SpeCial & accessories sales Rent 0 Video cassette recorder and 6 movies for the week-end (Friday afternoon to Monday afternoon) • Movie & Video Player for only $50 rentals Don't Miss It!! See us for fast Gather Your • Large Selection high quality copies Friends and Split the Cost!! • 2 night rentals The Natural Mid -East Restaurant La Jolla Village Square • NEW LOCATION! * 8855 Villa La Jolla Dr. 8843 Villa La Jolla Dr 1310 Camtno del Mar 4657 Mission Blvd Rdlph 'S Shopping Ctr NEAR SAV ON Del Mar (carlin h\. E'11,'l.lld -I) La Jolla 450-1554 481 ·3204 457-3775 483-8550 P.o. 6 T ht, I 'CSJ) (;uardian Mexico: Under Pressure continued from page 5 in the colomns and barrios of and baskets of pistach ios, Tijuana the devaluation can pice shops displayed bins of only mean that a difficult cinnamon sticks and piles of existence will become even dried chiles, The produce in more so, the market was abundant; on On thIs tnp to the city we this day, the shoppers were did not spend much time on not. Revolucion A\ enue, where the The Mexican economy owners of the numerous curio contlOues to suffer under th'e shops are more than happy to burden of the peso's recent see tOUrists and theIr cash, de\'a I u a t ion and ru mor~ Rather, we bfl)wscd through suggest further devaluation is t he shops on neigh bon ng Imminent. For the tourists side ,t reets, e\ent ually making thi~ means more sou\enirs for our way to one of t he city's theIr mone~, but for MexICan open-aIr markets, nationals, the outlook is not Ir. some of the clothing optimistic For those who li\'e stores and dIme stores I detected a \'etled bitterness were "eparated by a bordel , a And alllid~·;[ the fn\olItit'!--, t(mards us as \\e asked c1prb culture, and (In econom\', fratl children still sell che\\ ing to convert prices to dollar .\ 'i we headed back [(;\\;\r(\s gum and cnpples st ill huddle amounts. ThIs bitterness the boarder \\e walked alollg on sidewalks, playing their grows understandable as I~ e\o lu cion, fighting to sta~ gUItars as the~ \\ alt for crowds of Americans flo(xl together 111 the L'l'O\\.ds of cont nbut Ions , , . \nd YI)ung across the border to take tOUrists, The city of TIjuana mothers, like tht' one Wt' ad\'antage of the feeble has gretly l'nhanceu the ph()tographed, wall, Wll h their econom\', (l\l'nue as a tOUrIst attraction children, in hope lit a het tl'r As ,,:c \\alked out of the b~ WIdening t he street'i and l'conOlll il' f u t u re. market \\'e passed a young repairIng "torefronts, \\ olllan and her chIld sit t ll1g on E:'l)('nsl\'e restaurants and the SIdewalk. Stopping, I pl'rfullwrtl'" are now tlw maIn DOIl'IIS/OIl'II , t hl' (;/ltl rd;(/ II'S handed her a dollar and asked at tract ions, regulal COlllIC strtp, \\Ill soon If \\e could take her pIcture, Despite the tX'so\ de\alu;I ' bl' ret u rn Ing tot hl· .... l· pages. With a "hy smile "he quickly tlon, t hl' ('It \' has mainlallled a For reasons unknown, grasped t he bill. tucked It 10 fa l' a d e () i' g r 0 \\ t han d I ' ni\ ersal Press I..,\lldicatl', her pockt.'! , and took the chIld pn>spent! for t he sake ()f supplier of f)1I/CII,-, has "topped on her lap She couldn't haH' tOUrIsm. Photographers ~t III senchng proofs of the stnp to been am older than myself. stand by striped donkeys and the (;/lardi(/II , As soon :Is this yet h{)\\- different we \\ere call to passers-by. :'.lariachls IS cleared up, Chuck L '1,111 III ~kl,H111' ~1,1" k 1,( '>D 1 'lIll'lun \ nOI 111111"11) III {.dll,lrnl.1 '>.rn [)H'qn 1,1 Inll,1 (,\ 'llOlJ' @ Ben System explore: Cinderella and 'flashdance' Electronic 'New Works' at U museum continued from page 1 reached the level of Alex's The novel . mul ti-m edi a. Ca l iforn ia I n stitu t e of of the "Cinderella Complex, " ultimate rea lization, Reading narrative style Terry Allen Technology's Baxter Art Gallery. For some unexplained reason But for now, producers and "L'Apocalypse de Saint exhibition. Rooms and Stories: will speak on "Terry Allen: The UCSD Guardian Pa~c 7 the producers of this movies directors need to realize it is not Jean ." interpreted as an New Works by Terry Allen. National Enquirer" and lead a Snorts P__h_il_L__a _u _d_e_r,_S_p__ or_ t_s_E__ d_ it_o_r______~ ______M__ a_v_5_, __ 19__ 8 _3 first give Alex an unbelievable enough to present a dynamic " electronic reading" by Pierre currently on view at the La Jolla tour through the exhi bit ion's type of independence. then they soundtrack partnered to flashy Henry. one of France's major Museum of Contemporary Art. three major installations, make her dependent upon a commerical images, They need contemporary composers. will will be the subject of a lecture The lecture will be held in th e Prince Charming for her to create a movie that receive its American premiere and gallery tour by Michael auditorium followed by a tourof Spikers Fourth in State Div. II success, Had the director seen sensitively shows the effort and performance, Friday at 8 pm in Smith, independent consult RPB HPA continuc d fro III pa~c 9 a Softball ;\I0lllt'''' pl'Il\('d thtl1ht·hl'" A frozen cordially Invite you to the Queen s , II was a ball 1(' of This Week in Intralllurais \\()rtln ot tht, tIm I)(A IJ\ ~9url cflflair Y09'!rt the d efenses, as these two wlnmng till' mal< h l:i 2..1") r!, JNe t\ 6lj.fo p UV'&' ~ Splits 2 tea ms \\ ent thro ug h the goals \\(Jrth six points, j od} be touched . at least not b\' thl' th( match 2:n. 11 -1 TIll' :'.I.,tl}e'- an' 110\\ !)(J; creations * regula tion seve n innings til'Cl Mat had four goals for ('Ight Inncrlubc Patrol. as' Ihl' :\ mighty offelbl' and it thl' Fireball.., drop to h '3 st Ifltng dt:fen"l' hl~hilghl" t 11(' 25C off 6}~ * ~ With ULV at 4. The Godfa thers had point s tn a losing effort for t he Patrol g"ot trounled ~:~-S J alllll' In Where it really La Jolla Villa!:c Square \ I:e:: :::~rrow $10,000. No , I haven't been smoking those funny II coun ts, the 1983 L'''' t."r IA.'H.:I ("Tft."r 't .. il cigarettes, I just figured out a way to get me out of this turkey dorm and Tritons were 455.-1700 I save you money. I I undefea ted. CALIFORNIA CUT - ,. $' , $13.00 , I figured it all out, and for what you're paying for me to live 1m 111.11"' ~f dill . '" \. IInli!tI nt ~ "If\- Our 11 II" 't n ~1 l" ~ j' J,; I I k;·h I llllir.!! ,1,.;rO\\1 \l11 n I "'1 n r I'll [h It" The: on campus, we could almost be paying monthlies on a condominium at more years to play under h(' r \:111 II 'tr fur ,ur ( h. r It·..... (Wight)," jill Keene said las t EuROPEAN PERM '. h 548,00 Boardwalk, which is steps away fro m ~ ir rill' .. trl1~ht '1' I Jr t ... "1.' 110.- t h t ju~t I week . " She's a good coach; s he t ., .. f tin \' tl r,' - l" "1f • I' l " f't ~ -, campus right here in La Jolla, I knuws what s he's doing," 'I Abou t her teammates. Keene SCULPTURED NAILS $25,00 I It's got tennis, a monster pool, built- added , "I was proud to pIa ;. w ith th es e gu y~, I ' m ,,.. ins, and Wll be a great place to study. And 1.., disappointed e\'eryone wasn 't FILLS .. ,) ,. $12.00 as productive as we could have ()ftl'r ~(, .. "lllll \ \\Ir til'" ,d &. t'w... t· ~t·fhq .. Hot ]\tJh"'l" j,- n ~ ~ l),'~ J if you send me skiing over quarter break, \ \ - been , I wish I'd had a bet ter . "* E\/>Ih" .\1,1\ 12 lWi;. ~ I you and Morn can use it too. J vear. - ])a\ IS and 1\1artlll IXJ inted I You both should corne down ~~ oUllha t t he Tritonsjust didn't PUI together l'nough hl t<; to and check out Boardwalk with me . " s('ore. " We needed more hit ,", I bunriw d togetlwr to gl't runs," Prices start at just $102.500, at just I ()a\ is salel. "After \\e started I 11-7/8% interest, which I know I plaY lIlg, \\e cut c/I)\\ n ou r error ... a nd our defl'n'-,e reall y from my Econ classes is a good I ""arled cl icking. Our htl "- were I deal for property in La Jolla, s pread (J u t. though . We'd out· hit them (the OPPOSItion ) bu t HOW TO BET In fact, you'll proba- they'd ge t a ll their hit:-, I I together and score the runs." bly get back the cost of my "Our win-loss record was at the I college education from tax bene- not indicati \'e of how good a I team we were ," Leigh Ann HORSERACES Lay ton n ot ed. " I th i nk I fits and the appreCiation in the I everyone had a good time_ Experie n ce th e Ke nt uc ky Derby with an expert!! condo's value , Colleen's a good coach: s he ./ kept everyone 's s pirits up," I Don't you think that's a pretty I Coach Wight pu t III her thoughts as \\ ell . "Coaches I intelligent move, Dad, and isn't that what you I commented on our s ports man ship and how g()(xl it was that we st uck toget her even down I sent me to coliege for? ~ 0lie I (sign your name here) \ to nine pla yers ," saiel t he first year coach. "We gave teams in our conference go(xl games the second lime \\l' pla yed Ihem . ;\1ost of them ripped us apart I ,'. \ the fir st time." \V lt h I he .., porl slllans hlp. $5 the heart. and the s heer fu n I· _------_--...a ~ these women pla yed \\lth a ll L.----- Boardwalk/La Jolla. Fine h omc~ fro m $ 102,500. . ~e a SlJn, the record .. and s lats May72-4pm grow ra ther pale. Where it Sa l e~ Orfi cc: 8840- 102 Villa La Jolla Drive_ (619) 457-2160. rea ll y CO Ullt s, the 1 98 : ~Trito n s were undefeated_ ~ ~~ Perhap" t he only ones who t:..r \ tl,\ d ll rTl1 ~ nt 01 THE DOUGLAS A L LRE D C OMPANY __ lost were t hose w ho ne\' ' r walriwel Ihem pla y. An Arts Vol. 3, No. 5 AIe chimps intelligent? Can they think, reason or communicate? If anybody knows its Dr. Jane Goodall who will be at UCSD this Monday to give a lecture entitled "Aspects of Chimpanzee Intelligence" in Mandeville Auditorium at 7:30 pm. Goodall may be best know for her book "In the Shadow of Man" and her ABC-TV documentary sertes "Jane Goodall and the World of Animal Behavior" but she is also respected in the scientific community for over thirty books and papers she has published. Monday's lecture will be fully illustrated with film and slides and will be followed by a Q & A session. AIe chimps intelligent? Find out for yourself. Admission is $5 General, $4 Students. Tickets are available at the Central Box Office. Contents Matthew Lawler The Magazine of the '80s Cover: Noted primate researcher and author Jane First Touch Goodall will give an illustrated [ditor_ lecture entitled "Aspects of ANDRfW KEELER Chimpanzee Intelligence" this I h~ar somehoJy talk ang of eo.~dJtor Monday at 7 :30 pm , in it "Jown thcr~ on th~ h~a~' h " ,l nd TIM AUGUST Mandeville Auditorium. . fet'l Its presence reach arounJ Contributing [dltors the cornl"r of a GREGORY CHAPELL[ Old Globe ...... Page l wall. attracting TIM KASSOUNI Two unusual productions are at MIKEL TOOMBS The Old Globe Theatre in Balboa There. In hallow water Writers Park, Clap Your ftands and The laprlng. lump of sand - MARti BElMER. JAN BRf.SLAUEIt Dining Room feature excellent a ~pe~k of th crawls un the WlneloW a" thl' hueh CANOlE. JOHN CARROLL. MARTH~ casts and off-the-wall plots and will fiSHER. DAVE flEMlNGfR. JOAN comes onshllrl" fORSBERG. AMY 11ALlMAN. RONA play through most of May, fantasy and comedy at Old Globe HU PAUL JONES. THOMAS LARSON. MICH ELlE MORRIS. Milo at College ...... rage 5 8y JOM fORSBfRG returns to the Darling home to transitions. of time. Whdl CLYDENE NEE. JOHN NEE. LEE UCSD Sophomore Milo Aukerman Peter Pan swore he would find Wendy as a dreary, middle emerges is a magical RAY. KATE SIMPSON. KIM VAN A lecia Swenson exploration uf dredms and PELT. JACOB WELUNGTON. left the LA. punk band, the never grow up. Well. he did. aged <;ociety matron and Mr. Descendents to come here. Stephan Playwright Ellis Rabb recorded Darling as an elderly widower adventures that rekindle [ ditorial 452·,)466 the inevitable event in his new living on distant memories. youth s flaming spirit and Advertising 452·,)468 Wyss talks to Milo about school. (left) Patricia Conolly, Ralph Williams and G. \\ood in 'Clap rour play Clap Your Hands currently Wendy's brother John is an imagination in mature livcs. punks and stereotypes. Clap Your Hands reatures Itand .... and (Above) Jonathan M(.MurtIy and Caroline Smit11 In 1he Hiatus is published every Eucalyptus being presented at the Old alcoholic proctoloQist. and Dining Room". HoUl plays will be performed at the Old Globe. Thursday of the school year as a Globe Theatre in Balboa Park. Captain Hook s enemy, that mastcrful performan[e~ by supplement to the UCSD 'flash dance' ...... Page 7 This world premie r e ravenous crocidile. is stuffed Ralph Williams as Peter. Patricia GUARDIAN. Reproduction or use Determination and talent is the production presents James M. and displayed in the Darling's Conolly as Wendy, and G. Wood director Craig Noel gh'e A. It divcrt drgue, and .O\C over a without written permission of any focus of this new film that I run my hanJs ur thl.· ftne -gratneJ frt'ckleJ trunk, as Mr Darling. This fascinating portion of th is magazine is a no Barrie's original characters of domicile. uurney Jr:s deliqhtful comedy "pread of sustenam.e. With thl' no. We welcome unsol icited highlights a steel worker's quest for touch at-ranch anJ t-ring it c1os~r Peter Pan , Wendy, and Mr. Wendy can no longer see production continues through The Dining Room currently revolY,ng door of society letters manuscripts and artwork. success in the dance field. until tht' slenJer leaves hrush across my face. Darling confronting the harsh Peter, and Peter can no longer May 22 . playing at the adjacent C.assious GUl"ley reve.:! ... tt,e pa'it fifty but assume no responsibility for truths of human existence. fly. The fantasies created by .. Carter Centre Stage vear~ of American life. The six the return of such. Send children are now realities "A fresh and original look dt member ensemble portravs information to : Tops in Pops Page 5 T l.'gan·s hair falling forwarJ as hl.' mows. Exiled from Never Land, the 40· HIATUS Concert Une Page 6 year old Peter Pan faces a en dured by adults. But all is not that vanishing breed - the The dining room IS that ."on'e Stxty d ffere'lt (haracters 8·{)) 6, La Jolla At Ute Movies Page 7 mid life crisis. After Tinker Bell's in despair. 50meti mes gracious, some· fa\'orile Ameri< dn meeting In a serie., of witt, \ igretle<, Ca .. 9209J death (because children no Together Peter, Wendy, and times stifling American upper place where an assortment of that depict the C\ olutJOn ot longer believed in fairies), Peter Mr. Darling examine the middle class," is the description individuals gather to discuss. social moree;, HIATUS logo design by Debbie fox Re ...... ted wItb permlssioD from 1be BIrdcage Reriew. , UCSD Drama Department on ia I PA THEA In tatong responsibility for MATINEES DAILY AT ALL PACIFIC THEATRES She put love and laughs The UCSD Theatre presents a startling condusioll. his 'her per">Onal ~ituatJon. The Bargain Malinees al Cenler Cinemas , Cine rama and back into his marriage! new adaptation of Franz KatKa s Pear~n who played thc idea that we are victim only La Jolla Village Thealres Monday lhrough Friday lor all mysterious novel. The Trial. character Joseph K. in thc performances slarling belare 5:30 PM .. Saturday 1st when we permit our'>el\eo; to be Adapted and directed by Steve Pittsburgh City Theatre performance only subieci to seat awallability No Barga in h d theme thlt dirt:clor Pearson Pearson. The Trial is a riveting, production directed by Je\wl Matinees on Holidays . Ample free parking at all theatres . stresses. fast· paced psychological drama Walker in 1977. sees the playas Groumont Shopping Center Winner 8 A cast of ten graduate .. and of what happens to someone a continuous dream or Academy undugraduate actoro; in thc who is victimized, namely nightmare. You re never quitc Awards l Drama Department will playa Joseph 1\. sure if what you are seeing is Rj actually happening, or just total of 27 roles with Joseph awakes on the Joseph's own images -just like Christopher Randolph as Joseph morning of his 30th birthday to the character himself. But it is 1\, Pearson has also added four Evenings at 7:00 and 9:15 find himself under arrest. But just real enough to make you characters as "watchers: Matinees Sat & Sun at 2:30, 4:45 for what? No one will tell him wonder. figures that /\atka eludes to in EXPOSED why. Without specification of the novel. Peter Ward is L 3· . portrayed In this story, as well The play opcns tonight and PORKY'S Christopher Randolph and JIIariangela Fino star in "The Trial" and night. reality and nightmare '2.;) ,t.:) 4,". ~J <.' 1 55 R, begin to collide, building to a as the individuals own failings runs through May 21. >01,8(-, t::t" A "t")s·r)ng HIGH ROAD TO CHINA AII""'I~IM ...... 'ttn"'cSoot uSI/l'lf*'1 ...------~~~~ :;;:;E~~ J'1 AYIU ~'j 11'NlJrIJ Hes err/),," DOCTOR DETROIT l\)~to(C\ u T \\ HSI PR(PARATlON '/ )u 2 , 1! tl I~ ~OG~ 00(\" S P[CIAI IS I ~ sl ~ cr 1936 r ::I, Brodt Jry SOS'il with the J SOMETHING WICKED THIS WAY COMES latest styles for 1L £2.' .2u.t~ 2' 1 £ .,,~ Spring and Summer! 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Canada RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK THE OUTSIDERS (f.boo.oo St Ulm\Oll'\llS) ":...AU lOll f~H &00',,) 1142 ~ May 5. 1983 MilY 5, 1983 ffldtus 3 Mixing punk Sophmore jinx befa) s and studies Plen at Work's 'Car 0 ' with Milo By TOM rR UDtLL By STEPHAN WYSS ------unfortullately lu~t ask Men at Though much oftoday's new Cargo Work. music' has gained widespred Men at Work The new album Carqn, IS rot popular acceptance, the punk Columbia quite as Ii'itenab e nor a~ movement is still viewed ------dant eable as thE:. premier negatilely by much of society. In rnu~ic. ~porh, and lariou,> album, BU51I1CS,) as V.,ual But Punk audiences are notorious othn t ndeamrs there 1'1 a consider it th i<; \\J y 110\\ could Images of lVicaragua for their extreme behavior, and tradition known politely at;' the it be? After all th( dehqhUJ punk musicians are often 'iophomorr jim." Br iefl y put, it fir~t album has only been tht: By CMlOll: looked upon as misguided i, what so ml'times happens to number onealbum In theqillaA) Across the street from cafe Complaicent in the quiet retired sociopaths who have little, if spec ta<..u lar. o\ ernight-')u(ce"., for the last nine months, sllling military village of La Jolla images of burned and bloody bodies are any, knowledge of their performers who make it really millions and million" of coplr~ hanging next to revolutionary writings on the wall. ins truments. big on thei r fir.,t attempt and and maidnq the')(" fl\'e Even though revolutions are occurring throughout the world, Judging solely from tall flat on th eir '>elond. Their Au.,traillans m h 'r b }ond ar} Americans know little of what it is like to live in a war torn appearances, UCSD sophomore demises are termed nctork"· of our \\'ildt:~t dream~. goddamn community. So the director of "The Photography Gallery", tlolly Milo Aukerman might appear they acquire labels like fl,hh in th m and it i" stili elling qu te tlowelL decided to show Susan Meiselas' powerful and thought like the kind of person one sees the pan" or haybeen: Just ash \\ell.lt WOJld Wk( 'lothing .,hort provoking photographs of the Nicaraguan revolution. in computer labs late on a Mark fydrich Ju~t ask of d iI inc Inten ention for Men at But it was not easy for Meiselas to capture these images. In Saturday night. It would be Christopher Cro')~. "nd no". plt'a.,(' turn to page 6 January of 1979 the car in which she and two otherjournalists were impossible to know that th is riding struck a land mine. Onejournalist died and Meiselas received see mingly m i ld , sedate, wounds to her head, neck, and shoulders. Another time she wired una~uminq honor.. student f rank Nave tta, Bill Stevenson, other songs had to dowith food. • New York for more film. With the film she received a new 300mm was until recently the lead and Ton y Lombardo, had The I.., h more pop thclll the EP Top I o s telephoto lens because her editors felt she was getting too close to singer of a band from the same released a single which sou nds partially a,~ a reactIon to the the action. For her actions Meiselas received the Robert Capa Prile Los Angele s sc en e which more surf tha n punk. Milo took ra\\ness of their previous &/ow 15 a I'~t of the lOp ellbLlm'i at I l SO elm1 elr '1 J from the Overseas Press Club for' best photographic reporting or spawned hardcore favorites like on the vocal chores beca use he record, and partially bl'CclUS(' thf CliU/ltry, Ti,c'>t rdtlWJS elrf b,J'iI'1 'l,1 a' d'h1 interpretation from abroad requiring exceptional courage and Black flag and the Circle Jerks. '- l iked the musil and wanted to the band \\a.,n't inge~ting a furlllshtd by A,%rtcd I'tnyl and Billbud ( '1 qall enterprise," The new album by the be a part of it." ln the summer of muc h caffeine as the~ \\ere Meiselas is not one to rest on her reputation or awards. Currently Descendents commorates the 1981 a fivt: song, seven inch 45 when they wrote 10 .. econd Here I let s Dance David Bowie E~lI she is in EI Salvador photographing people dying in hopes that her event which took Milo away was released. This record ')Ongs. 2 final Cut Pink floyd CB images will keep our concern for injustices to others alive. from the band. Their new Milo brought the Descendents Milo lett the ba nd in 3. War Ul Island The purpose of Meiselas' work is to shed light on the situa tion in Goes to College, aside from recognition because of the two December, though he has sung -l Madne ' ~ Madness Gdfen Central America. 11er black framed photographs are not for sale food songs, the 11 second at a fe w isolated Sh OM o Most. getting heavy airplay in 5. fictIOn B l cl5te~ Warner Bros. commercially. tlowever Howell is taking donations to purchase Assorted Vinyl. has gotten " Weinerschnitzel. " and the 15 recently, Mi lo sung a few songs three photos which will be given to the new San Diego Museum for mostly positive reviews from second "I Like Food " with Black flag at last There I. Thriller Michael Ja(~ n Ep.c Photographic Arts. the mainstream critics, and was The band was not altogether we ekend's sholV in San Diego. 2. frontiers Journey Columbia also voted "album of the year" pleased with the reaction to the Though Milo had a lot of fun 3. /filroy IVa s Here Styx A&M by the readers of the LA punk EP because ' it pigeonholed the singmg for the Descenden t s. he 4. Pyroman i3 Det leppard Mercury Descendents as a food band ." is somewha t dissatisfi ed \\oit h magazine flips ide. So far. the 5. Business a... Usual Men at Worl\ (olumbla album has sold 5000 copies. Th e record s title, fat. and t h(' th e attit ude of the punk The band was formed in 1979. cheeseburger cover did not audience. After the original members, help, even though none of the plea.,e tu rn to page b UCSD L.nivenity Event> & The LS.B. Leakey Foundati.,n pn'\t- nr An Evening of COMING SOON. Coilledy& Look for Juggling ~MOVIE \I\l \/1' '. • in an upcoming issue ofyour #I , college Frlda7. 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Deadline Tomorrow l M USIC. l'h\O (,ralb beginning 4:30 I Hamburg's No.1 8ttr For furthl'r informal IOn call: 1.)2 1991 Tuesday, May 3, 9:00 a,ln. 6 lliatu5 May 5, 1983 lay S 1983 /liatu 7 Cinderella and 'flashdance' Electronic 'New Works' at U museum continued from page 1 reached the level of Alex's The novel . mul ti-m edi a. Ca l iforn ia I n stitu t e of of the "Cinderella Complex, " ultimate rea lization, Reading narrative style Terry Allen Technology's Baxter Art Gallery. For some unexplained reason But for now, producers and "L'Apocalypse de Saint exhibition. Rooms and Stories: will speak on "Terry Allen: The UCSD Guardian Pa~c 7 the producers of this movies directors need to realize it is not Jean ." interpreted as an New Works by Terry Allen. National Enquirer" and lead a Snorts P__h_il_L__a _u _d_e_r,_S_p__ or_ t_s_E__ d_ it_o_r______~ ______M__ a_v_5_, __ 19__ 8 _3 first give Alex an unbelievable enough to present a dynamic " electronic reading" by Pierre currently on view at the La Jolla tour through the exhi bit ion's type of independence. then they soundtrack partnered to flashy Henry. one of France's major Museum of Contemporary Art. three major installations, make her dependent upon a commerical images, They need contemporary composers. will will be the subject of a lecture The lecture will be held in th e Prince Charming for her to create a movie that receive its American premiere and gallery tour by Michael auditorium followed by a tourof Spikers Fourth in State Div. II success, Had the director seen sensitively shows the effort and performance, Friday at 8 pm in Smith, independent consult