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Grads Organize Union in Face of Support Cutbacks The Campus Activity Fee wdl be paid by UC San Diego un­ Faced with possible cuts In compensation lor all graduate dergraduate for at least two upport for next year, 75 UC San students for th time of their more years, the Chancellor rul d Diego Graduate students participation I n the graduate last w ek . Monday formed a union to program, and represent their interests. In addition, M Elroy allowed --yearly contracts signed In the Thirteen departments we're th tudent Cooperative to Spring for the following academic represented In the meeting conti nue to operate as it has this year Currently, grads sometimes organized by the Literature year, but without official do not know until two weeks Into Graduate Student Association. recog nition a U SO's student the quarter whether they wil I Those in attendance voted government have upport, unanimously to form the The rulings came in the form of - no Increase I n class size Graduate tudents Union. acceptance of recommendations (student-teaching assistant ratio) trom the referendum ElectloA Power in Numbers --tuitIOn and fee waivers for all "The funding problems are on a Board and Vice-chancellor and graduate students. D an of Student Affairs George campus-wide basis . To meet these .. Meeting Mondays Murphy following the student Student Center Director Mark Bookman with members 0/ the problem, we realized, requires a referendum April 23-29. Coop las! Mondav. The Coop remains unofficial. cam pus-wide organization," said The Union will continue to Needs 50 percent one student who attended the organize through the week, The referendum received only meeting. according to a spokesman . And Vi percent participation . Si nce Triton Times Irom Murphy, the cost of running a student The initial goals the Union next Monday, another meeting the UC Regents require a SO Chancellor indicated that the referendum, which ca me to $400 decided to work towards include will be held In the Hl Auditorium percent rate before the results Coop would not pretend to be the thl quarter. the equivalent of 50 percent (T A) in Revelle Campus, at 7 pm . can be holding. recom­ official voice of the un­ menda tions were funnelled dergraduates, and the members 'Consenting Adults' Bill through the Election Board - ~peaking to issues reflect the charged with overseei ng all opInion only of them elves. asp ct of the referendum, and The Cha ncellor also en­ GSA Here Sees End of Harassment reviewing it afterwards - and the couraged the Coop to " formalize vice-chancellor, to be acted on by It status, through orne by John H. Taylor " Under present laws, homo exual~ are branded th Chancellor. mechanism reflecting student Editor-in-C hief for what is illegal, and therefore to some people A cordi ng to vote counter~, Views, during the 1975-76 chool about 76 percent of those voting year, " aid Murphy. 'Immoral: behavior," he said The controversial bill to remove criminal sanc­ "We feel it's time for law enforcement to get out ca t votes to maintain the fee , The Chancellor al 0 approved a whd 59 percent of the par­ recommended moratorium on tions for private sexual acts between consenting of the bedrooms and begin to protect people adult , passed by both the California Assembly and ticipants voted to have the Coop future referenda challenging the agalO t victim crimes," he aid enate, will take away poli e forces' "vehicle for "We don't need thl new law to find out we're not d~ the official undergraduate Campus Activity Fee for two haras ment" of homosexuals, a 5pokesman for UC crimlOals, but if there are law that ay we are, we'd ,tudent government. year . The moratorium was an Diego' Gay Student A sociatlOn (GSA) said Accordl ng to a letter to the recommended because of the like to get rid of them." yesterday . In a debate televised last we k on Channel 8 10 The bill, which squeaked through the enate last an Diego, State Senator H L " Bi II" Richardson, a week after Lt . Gov Mervyn Dymally flew to con ervatlve Republican from Arcadia, aid the bill Coop Declines to Favor acramento from Colorado to break a 20-20 tie, has would be seen as legaliZing homo exual behavior now been sent back to the as embly for an ex­ and would " make it aSler for homo exuals to pected concurrence with enate-made amend­ become teacher 10 our chools " He al 0 quoted S D Hastings Purchase ments biblical pas ages that say a per on who lies With by Ri cha rd Yep it, (the referendum)." Gov Brown has Indicated that he will sign the another of the same gender hould be put to death Staff Writer The question arose a to whose bill an Diego As emblyman Larry Kapiloff, a co­ refer ndum it was, and who e Misdemeanors author of the legi latlon who appeared With In It first meting after failing re ponsibility It was to fund it. The mea ure, introduced by A~semblyman Willie Ri chard on on the Channel 8 debate, aid the bill to gain official recognition as UC Bookman criti ciied the Coop for Brown (D-San rrancisco), would legalize adultery, made no reference to homose ual teaching an Diego's student government, a la k of maturity In refusing to .,odomy and oral sex betwe n con enting adults Th UC 0 GSA member aid hedldn't see the bill the tudent Cooperative Monday fund the election Courts currently treat these acts a ml demeanors. would have any bearing on teaching. " It would b did not upport a motion of A motion followed asking that The G A spokesman, whoteferred to instances 10 tanta tl If It did," he added "There are a lot of gay tavon ng the USIU California­ th Coop not approve funding of Lo Angele and an Diego where police had used teachers In th clo et now, b cau e If they'r We tern Law chonl aquisition by the rpferendum from the Campus th criminal statutes against uch acts to hara s teaching and the chool find out, It'S all over ." Ha tlngs College of Law. In Activity Fee . The motion was homosexuals, aid the GSA had contacted Under the new law, a per on p rformlng sodomy addi tion, tempers flared on the defeated. Dymally's office after the Senate deadlock to urge and oral ex With minors could receive a sentence ,ubject of funding the recent The following motion asked the him to vote In favor of the bill. of up to 15 year in the tate prison or not less than campus referendum . Coop to approve the $400 ex­ He added that the organization will send a letter on year In the county lail Th e entences are Hastings penditure. 1t also failed to pass . to Gov Brown urging him to sign the bill, and more ~evere than under the pre nt law The Coop had a motion Atterwards , Bookman ex­ IS planning a petition drive. He al 0 aid Individual In addition, ollcltlng or engaging In "lewd or brought before it to urge the plain d, " It's an open que tion. GSA members will end letters and telegrams to the dl olute" conduct In a publiC pia e would con­ legi la ture to approve Assembly Continued on Page 4 Governor's office. tinue to be a misdemeanor. I3dl tl10, which would provide for the allocation of funds to pur­ chase the Cal Western law school Bring a Padlock In downtown San Diego. Mark Bookman, director of the student ce nter, and a member of Chains Installed to Thwart Bike Burglars the Bar, told the Coop, " There IS no question of the high quality Two exp rimental bike rack with welded on, ca e hardened 10 k of th Ha tings Law School, and have been placed in front of the Campus bookstore and the that the an Diego area can use a Hllmanlties library In an effort to thwart bicycle theft public, high quality law school." rhe Intergrated chains and racks were the Idea of Steve Colman, After a eries of questions that an und rgraduate working in the Bu iness department. Colman' Job were an wered by a student from In th BU'>lness department is to plan way In which bicycle might al W stern, the motion failed to b better lacilitated lor on campu u e. gai n the necessary two-thirds majority to pass . " I'd like to encourage the use of bike , particularly a an alt r­ In addition, the recently­ native to the automobile," ~ay Colman completed referendum wa a olman also explains that student who spend hundred of dollar tOPI of harp controversy when on v(>ry lightweight bicycles are forc(>d to arry heavy hain lock to It wa~ ,>uggested that the Coop protE-' t their bikes on (amlJu~ ttllo ate $400 to lund the elec­ 'Now, all \tudent have to do I bring a good padlo k to hool tIOn With Ihpm, ~dld Colman rhp money IS n ed d to cover the hiring of ~tudents to run the Colmel n \ay' he I" 'lntere\ted In lleople' rea tlon , wheth r they poll" dnd printing and other IlkI' the IdE.'a, and \ .. h,lt Improvenwnt can b(> meld " ( omnll'nt, on t o~t, Iht, ~V('ldt'd {halO' (,In 1)(' {lir('( tpd to the BmlO(," l)t'pt Whose Referendum? Ilw om:lnal 'iO 00 rl'qlllrt'o to lund the altt'ratlom 01 thE.' bikE' I-It'ul' } ,hum.1 IU1'L' been IfIjtl1l1ed on un e_\penment.JI ham 111 Mdr(O IIMandn, lo(al E',tprndl r,ll k, ~"'I\ paid In Pclrt by ,ludl:'l1t tllltO/llobde tlnc' Itco L'('rVI(p, Ilh,c;' dre wlLld} I IJI}!,/I (JfI '<1"'/'111 Ilw .. dmlnl\treltlOn ,hould peW tor I ,-' . Paaetwo Triton Time. Wednesday, May 7, 1975 , I . Wednesday, May 7,1975 Triton Time. Page three Medial Perpetrates 'Bloodbath' Notion Student Warns of Danger of Y!\F Propaganda convince us , the American supposedly Intercepted Cam­ people, is only the necessary bodean radio messagf'S, reporting by Bob Novak is very concerned with the s l ighte~t bi t of governm ent inventors (Edison, Ford and ihe Continuing along the political by We~ y Everest forthcoming trials of Vietnamese that the long sought for While waiting for my Econ 2C relationship between government regulation, for whatever purpose , Wright Brothers) used their views of the YAr, I realized that collaborators and CIA operatives "bloodbath" is finally occurring lecture to start la st Thursday, a and business . Their literature is seen as the fi rst step to their " INDIVIDUAL initiative to solve they pose a threat to world peace for war crimes. There is quite a in Cambodia. Is the media truly tudent went LIP and down the contained unceasi ng glorification 10 5 of freedom . problems" The pamphlet seems and order and the very eXistence [If'esJey Everest is It difference between lawless, unahlp to learn? Clearly no one is of the virtues of complete and The folder also contained a to be making a case against of the human race On the back pseudo1lym for a UC Sa" Diego dls les passing out fold ers, one of anarchistic slaughter -the con­ that stupid The USIA employs which I received. Opening it up, I total free enterprise and an In· pamphlet promoting a book by public protests as it derides those of the first pamphlet I mentIOned gradulJte stude"t,) notations of "bloodbath"- and a the reporters; the CIA employs fou nd many pieces of literature. tense dislike for any form of other young conservatives called who lobby, politic, demonstrate is an article cal led "The Sharon serious trial of murderers, tor­ the reporters; and the media is I t turned out to be propaganda government interference. The " The In credible Bread Machine." and demand to chan ge things Statement," which IS the creed of turers, and war criminals. Cer­ complicit in the lying. for the Young American for YAF made several good points for Thi book also extols the virtues Like good conservatives, they're the YAF . I t lists several POI nts, but tainly the PRG and the whole Freedom, an extreme right-Wi ng the separation of government and of a free market and how it will trying to de-fuse all potential the last thre are th most Throughout the latest wave of Vietnamese people will want at conservative group . Reading bUSines s with rega rd to ~o lv e our problems. On the ba k, oPPOSition to the government in seriOus, being " That the forces of victories of the Communist forces One would hope the people of least to bring to trial, and some through their propaganda, I economics, but their argument the pamphlet gives a short ord er to malnta in law, order and International Communism are, at in Indochina, the media has the United States consider it an cases, to execute those Phoenix found it filled With insults, cannot be ex tended to the biography of the IX members the status quo by using the in­ present, the greatest si ngle threat hysterically been warning us of insult to their intelligence. program thugs who did not hypocrisy, ignorance, miscon­ se paration of the two with re gard who contributed to the book , dividual achievements of other to these liberties, that the United the forthcoming "bloodbath." manage to escape (and are now ceptions and militamm. to ecology (a lthough the YAF their ages rangi ng from 2) to 26 . Americans as examples . States should stress victory over, This term has never been defined, making their way to California, Letters to the Editor The first thing I saw as I opened ~tro n gly asserts it can) . The free Not one of them (count 'em, not A scientist, working alone, can rather than coexistence with, this but we may assume that the the modern day Argentina and • the folder was a pamphlet with enterpreneurs (the heroes of YAF one), has a degree in economicsl olve a science-related problem. menace; and that American newly victorious forces will not Paraguay) . the Question , " Are you old propaganda). are individuals who How can they expect us to But one ci tizen cannot foreign policy must be judged by bomb dikes as the fascists did in Coast Plan Hearing Set for May 23 enough to make your own are out to ma ximize profits while believe in the book's cred ibility Inglehandedly solve problems thiS critenon- does it serve t!le Holland or as we did In " North" decisions?" It is very insulting to minimizing costs. Steel when Its authors have none? And regarding the nation and society. just interests of the United Vietnam; nor will they bomb manufacturer are not going to as if to make up for this Would the US government have Statesr' (We worry about the added Over 1000 miles of coastline mendations for implementation Plan and answer questions. A question people's maturity when ho pitals as we did; nor will they deficiency in credibility, they list withdrawn from Vietnam a few welfare burden. but rest assured, form the scenic western border of of the plan. During May and June public hearing for your area wi ll they are making the transition in tall anti-pollution equipment Let me point out that the fire-bomb as we did in Dresden or several endorsements by con­ years ago if I had written the the CIA will find a use for these California. The rapid growth of the public hearings will take be held on May 23, 9.15 am & into adulthood. It's a common In their factories as this will raise Sharon Statement was adopted In drop napalm as we did all over their cost and lower their profits. se rvative economics professors, Presi dent telling him to do Sol Of Vietnamese dregs as part of a new population, development, and place. Now is the time to find out 3.30 pm, at the State Office tric k among propagandists to 1%O! I t IS completely Irrelevant Vietnam and Cambodia; nor will Including our own Daniel Orr course not. Solutions to problems domestic terror police force.) interest in exploiting the coastal the workings of the plan and Building Auditorium, B-109, 1350 catc h a young adult's attention by This results in dirty, unclean air in 1975 . This is cold war policy they attempt ma ss terror by and a hazard to a city's populace, (who in the late 60 s found dealing with the welfare of the that IS outdated (although zone 's natural resources have put voice suggestions and Front Street, San Diego. doubting his maturity. This dropping our " leftover" while ruin ing the view. The only himse lf at odds with the left wing nation and its citizens requi res our coas t in serious danger. In dissatisf action. pamphlet dealt with student fees, conservatives won't admit It). The asphyxiation bombs on the So the government once again I t you have any further way to prevent this is through SDS) . I fail to see how economics massive, and violent protest If greatest proof that It's outdated IS November, 1972, the voters of and the YAF 's view that they be civilian population, as was done channels its lies through the que tions please get in touch with government intervention and professors can give a book on necessary, against an intransigent the recent fall of South Vietnam California took the first step to For information on the Coast vo luntary The pamphlet praised to Xuan Loc after it "fell;" nor will media, and dutifu lIy try to me We can work together to save regulation to protect the nation's ec onomics credence when it has government. The YAF is at­ to the Communists . After )0 years protect the coast region with the Plan please get in contact With the freedom of choice in paying they defolia te, nor in­ convince us of what they think it our coast or we ca n witness It environment and citizenry. Un· none to begin with. tempting to deceive and divide of fighting the colonialist French passage of the Coastal Initiative your regional commiSS ion's the fees, but where was my discriminately bomb the country- is expedient for us to think. One de tructlon. Please, will you helpl free dom when thi folder 'of iortunately, the YAF is too blind The YAF propaganda also dealt the opposition to keep it and the Imperialist Americans, (Proposition 20) The initiative office ' 6154 Mission Gorge Rd , ide to d~troy the " sea" in which need only notice that the press to see this, due to their complete With politics and the individual. disorganized because they realize the Vietnamese have finally provided for the founding of the Suite 220, San Diego, 92120. Th y propaganda was forced upon me? " the guerilla fish swim." obediently reported the lies of a Looking through their other intertwining of economics and One of their pamphlets pointed that a united opposition will force succeeded i n freeing their California Coastal Zone Con­ will be glad to supply you with a DAVI D HANSCH later exposed CiA radio broadcast pamphlets. I realized that the YAF political freedom, where the out how well known American changes . Continued on Page 4 serva tion Commiss ion. Through copy of the Pre I iminary Coast U IVERSITY OF THE PACIFI from Cambodia of 43 beheadings. thi s body a Coastal Plan for the Unable to " learn," this was the protec tion and prese rva ti on Perhaps a "bloodbath" means same "mistake" the media made the instigation of a program of 20 years ago when the CI A was would be prepared . Student Sees Very Senior Describes Pre-Med Experience Conversation on Christian Social Witness terror, such as the Phoenix exposed for broadcasting false Most of you will be affected by counters with ideas, knowledge, program the US instigated in the horror stories from North Viet­ Continued from Pilige 2 " Dear Mr. Hirsch, it is a ChrIStian Witness in Representative Societies )OH C MAYER, the coast plan Many of you have and people as there is here. It is Mekong delta. That killed over nam . And the naive might hope Little Happening Here pleasure to notify you ...... Staff Member, Commission on Mission and Evangelism , World grown up along or near the So I continued on and on and incumbent upon all of us to seek 40,000 Vietnamese, and in the that the press, after being con­ Thank you , masked man . Council of (hurches. California coast and have ex­ on . Struggling, sweating, suffering them out, to use them , to enjoy words of Ambassador Robert sistently lied to by the govern­ As I sit back and look at the students here and observe all the bio or perienced first-hand the beauty through all the courses wi th • * * them , to make them our own . Komer (who had overall ment throughout the Vietnam pre·med majors, I see very little happening SOCially, politically, or and ' tranquility of the coastal which those in the game learn to Four years go by fast. If the only United Campus Ministry, responsibility for it), " If we can war, after all the damage its humanistically on this campus. I am glad that I haven't declared a zone . You have probably wit­ know so well : O . Chern, Biochem, I write to you now from the accomplishment one has been attri t the population base of the irresponsible reporting of the lies major yet because I have not planned out my entire future life at nessed the overdevelopment of Physi ca I Bioc hem, Genetics, very euphoric position of one able to achieve is acceptance to Wednesday, May 7 Vietcong, i I'll accelerate the of prison officials at Attica present. both smal l towns and large Mole Bio, Ce ll Bio, Labs, and who has been accepted and can medica l school, then I consider Revelle Formal Lounge , 7-9 '00 PM process of degrading the vc." But ca used , would be a litHe Most studen ts here are nearly dead sou ls living in fresh and bones. metropolitan areas suc h as los more . Some turned out well, relax a bit now that one race is past history indicates that this They have already been swallowed up into the system . Studies are the the four years that person spent scrupulous in the future. Angeles/ Orance County. You over. Bu t I bear the scars of being policy does not work, and the overriding consumer of most student's free time. They tell me the job others , well, not so well . MeAT here a waste . THERE IS MORE TO ~ have seen the damage done by a pre-med. The Struggle is uphill, PRG ha s consistently and market is tough, but get good grades and you'll get right in there. Boy, once , MCAT twice, applications, LIFE THAN GODDAMN oils spills and sewage drainage, anxiety, phone calls, transcripts, difficu It and sometimes almost A collection of prize-winning and vigorously condemned such that sounds droll to me. I ask my friends what they plan to do with the ir MEDICAL SCHOOL ! the blocked access to tidal zones, hopeless . This I know. I feel it is ilut now we find Newsweek, on lives . They tell me they are going to be doctors, lawyers, engineers, letters of recommendation, fees, specially selected films presented at the annual tactics . the threat of malfunctions in my obligation to suggest to all The decision to become a The horror of which the the incredibly flimsy evidence of chemists, and (PAs. research , 199, T A, extracurricular New York Erotic Film Festival. nuclear power plants - the list this and that, and then waiting, duty bound pre-meds some doctor is both a difficult and American media is trying to " government officials" who It all seems so self-centered to me. I think that they will be in for a goes on . shock when after they have secured their top paying jobs, they wai ting, waiting, waiting. thoughts on the subject of The noble ·one. Associated with that discover that the world is dead, the ocean poisoned, the air ruined, and Acceptances began to trickle Struggle which must religiously decision is the knowledge that Some of you are from the half of the world sta rving. They" 1 say "if I only would've known before in . But not for me. be adhered to to avoid permanent the future holds much hard work inland portions of the state . For it was too late. People here are overly concerned with their own im­ paralysis of the mind and to and se lf-s acrifice. But it can not the inland resident, a trip to the mediate and future personal happiness. They should attempt to look at prevent pu trification of one's be lISed as an exc use for Senior Writes of ocean becomes very frustrating " She got in back east" things from a worldly perspective. . " He got accepted at UClA, individuality. They were, quite developing a philistine outlook. when you hav e to travel miles up Most stupents study here sO that they can help themselves get ahead UCSD, U(SF, UCD, UCi , Stan­ honestly, essential to my own There is too much to enjoy, and down the coas t to find a Pre-Med Experience after gtaduation. I plan to use my education to help others. What are ford, .. ::. survival. contemplate, and do. Do not lock you achieving by going to law school other than insuring yourself yourself up in a library. Declaring oneself a premedical Th • .;rrlton Tim •• I. offlcl.lly future wealth? Living at a university isolates students from the outside "They both got in at Chicago." by Timothy lester Hirsch student does not give one the At the risk of becoming recognized a. • .tudent newsp.p.r world. We live quite a sheltered life here. The world's pressing I congratulated the appropriate I sat with trembling hands and a large lump in my throat as the liberty of shutting off the rest of unreadably saccharine, I will end. by the Communication. Boerd of problems get ' little time for thought or discussion because most peop le at the appropriate times·. evidence before me shamelessly and relentlessly made Its point again UCSD. Publiution I. on Mondey• . the world and the people in it I beg all of us not to forget: students must attend to their homework all the time. Smiles and heartfelt best wishes and again : W.d ....d • .,.. • nd Frld.y. during the What is necessa ry to get people involved in social problems, politiCS, There is more to life than the regular .chool v.. r '.xc.pt on offlcl.1 tor a successful future. But not for -- the beau ty of a sunset viewed pollution, and poverty? People deserve whatever happens when they Krebs Cycle and more to people holiday.'. Edltorl.1 .nd bu.ln ... me . Should it have been from the cI iffs, Chemistry 3A-C oftlc... r. located In 117 Blak. H.II decide not to take any part in their government, or society and its ills . than a CPA . It is quite easy to soci ology? -- the profound revelation Chemistry 38--C on the Rev.lI. Coli... c.mpu •. The issue of mandatory or voluntary fees is a prime example of this ignore everything excep t one's Chemistry lab--C l.n... to the Editor .nd opinion books and one's chances for an A which art and poetry can give, column. ar. w.lcom.d. All .ub­ school's apathy. Only 35% of the student body cared enough to vote Then one fi ne evening I ca lled Math 28-C on an iss ue that will affect all of us here at UCSD. I do not see too In Smith's 110B --the inner peace music can miNion. llIould b. typed on I Ii­ home . A letter from USC medical provide, Math 2O--C 'rac. lin. on non-corr•• ibla p.per. many deep, personal relationships between men and women, professor school. --the thrilling feeling of love, APIS 10-C. Th.y .hould not .xc_d thr.. pag.. and student, and person with friend . For some reason people are afraid . I doubt very much if there is so in I.ngth. The Triton Tim.. r_rv.. to get involved with anything other than a sc hool book. "Certi fied mail, Tim, -- I signed readily available on " the outside" and tt. right to Itdil .ubmillion. bec.u •• It was the beginning of winter quarter, sophomore year. I was alone This letter is meant to stir reaction and hopefully some persons will for you . shall I open it?" such a wide variety of ex­ --t he sou nd of one hand In my dorm room. The elec troni cs were all off-No stereo, No TV, No 01 .PIC. limit.tion. Or .tyle clapping. ,.qulrem.nta. show their gumption and take the time to get involved. Helping Yes, yes, yes yes yes . periences and possible en- light. No compassion. No understanding. No solace. Still, quiet air all For editori.l, call 462·3411; for anyone other than one's se lf i~ very rewarding. I f you completely about. bu.in.... nd .dYertlHm.nta, ••11 412- disagree with what I have said , write a rebuttal to my letter. I hope I 3481. draw some reactions from both .s ides . Action ca n prevent the imminent Ea rlier in the afternoon, in an informal gathering With friends, we destruction of the ea rth. but we must act now. spoke about the grades that ca me in the mai.1 that day and our publ ic beac h. As citizerrs of EDDIE JON ES respective futures. Impressive sounding profeSSIOns : mediCine, law, Ca lifornia, we all have the legal business . My turn ca me around: " I think I want to be a doctor." nght to ex perience the ocean Birth from the mean high tide line to John H . Taylor JL I twas natu 'al, I suppose, for a friend to ask : "Well, what kind of three miles out to sea . The Editor· ;n·c"ief grades do you have? You know you need all As in the sciences ." problem is finding sufficient ContrQI y film \OU \\un 't ~ce on Ic!C\IMOn for a publ ic access to the tidal zone . Edward Simons A long. long time. "Oh," I saic, ~y voice wavering just a bit. I confessed my science James G . Soto Institute GPA was lowf'r ,than what I wanted it to be . If you have any interest in, or Me n.ging e d itor City editor I non.."o'U THE appreciation of the coastline, the public.,.ncy Mrvlce "Co into s('c(o!ogy, thpn." was the answer. Coastal Plan will affect you. Charles Helmler Patti Wolf BI.iJHT OF THE Whether you agree with the l'4ew • .-., Copy editOr I excused m\oielf from the gathering and proceeded to take a long comm i sion's findings and • Counseling NF':;WYORK walk by the cliffs. I could not believe that I was " out of the race" to policies or not, you should EROTlt" medical sc ho. )1 fter barely a year of college. It takes at least that long familiarize yourself with the plan Sara J. Lowen Mark WoeHler • Pregnancy Testing to get stablis d, to learn the system, to settle down! Would I be and act now. Editori...... }11ILM Fl]1~HT]VAI.J penalized fore er for a C in chemistry? Would I be shunned by ad­ ...... m.n.g.r ~ Abortion missions of/it ers and flatly refused consideration because of two Cs In Saturday, May 10 Mair G m This is what you can do: as of • Birth Control SP(CIAl GUES T STAR mathl Would I be denied entrance to the Biomed library because on this date, the commission has Mark".r Larry Deckel 1 Commu..... An. editor , 2 show 7-9 9:30- 11 :30 my record there was written a ( in APIS 10 The master controllers of come up with a Preliminary oast • VlS8Ctomy the events of my life were som tlmes ,mischievou , but w re they also Plan , which wa s written to be 'HOIII 11l0III $1.50 advance Rec G m office dlabolicall • Female Sterilization changed with thE' outcome of Paul Wagner Tad Sperry THURSDAY MAY 8 $2 at the door state-w ide r gional public SOOrlo ed,lor Photo editor Call BCI for I refused to believe it I could not allow mys If to b Ii v it hearing BaSically, the Plan conf,dential I$sist.nce un Dll!2!.~~~5~ HALL T,ck,t. Av.,lable It San OiOIO CIVIC loeatre Box OffI ce. Somewhere, d ep Inside the unverbalizable parts of my oul, I wanted cove rs public acces, d velop­ (7141 283·8351 3,d Ind " 8" Str ••t .! HI,hllnCl'r Men 5 Stores III Melro I\Ieneies. a areer In medic," ,as a doctor How ould I claim, failur before I ment, tramportatlon, recreation, Kathy Coxe (714) 560-5757 tor InlormaliOll call 236·6510. hdd ev n tart d? energy , marine and COd tal Secr.I.ry Continued on Page 3 nvirom('nt, l and recom- R.lh: c..t X Unt..ICI 17 Ilul :::uJmltlt...-d • II •• I I I • I • I I •• I I , •• ",. " ••• t •••• • Page four Triton Times " '<'dne day, May 7.1975 \\edncsday.l\iay 7.1975 Triton Times Page five Coop ... Continued from P~le 1 pOSitIOn of ('xtf'rnal affairs Karen Stl'entotte announ rei There IS a non-recognizance on coordinator sta tewide, who well that ~tatewlde applications ,up Traditionalist the issue . Tbe referendum will take office May 16 and continue ,till being accepted lor thr COMMUNITY have to be raid for " throughout next year . position of director of the UC The AdvIsory Committee on LiMandri and Irma Munoz were Student Lobby . The application) BLOOD BANK Student Fees Programs, which nominated as cocoordinator , are due May 15 and can be founei Among the 327 F. Street over ees all student money, is while Fred Speck and Brian on the second floor of the student expected to undertake the matter. O'Laughlin were nominated ce nter. The job begins on July 1, PAYS DONORS In other business, the Coop individually. The election will be pays $750.00 a month. and 15 Avant-Garde for service nom i nil ted four ..I:pe=oJ::p.:.::le:...... ;.fo=-r:-.....;t;.;.he;;;...... :.h.:.::e~ld::.....:.::ne:..:.x;.;.t....:.w:..:e:..::e:::.k~ . ______o""oe=n:...:,otq, a lisen i ors . Maybe we can find you Mon.-Sat . YAF ... by Daniel Shawle, a new one out of Calif. 8:45--5:30 continued from P~le 3 devasttng China, the Soviet Unioh vironment. Such militarism is Staff Writer Closed Sun. country of all foreign domination and Eastern Europe with nuclear clearly dangerous to all of us . call 459 -0 661 for and in reuniting it under one, weapons. It's on ly obvious that I trongly urge all students to Contrasti ng the avant-garde faculty of the UC San interview. 233-5481 by Charles Helm ler legitimate government. This has these countries would reta liate beware of the extremist Young Diego music department is the Violin and bow of been their goal all along. They are with nuclear weapons of their Americans for Freedom . Their ProfeHor Rafael Druian, a man With a very not the puppets of Moscow and own, and the resulting fallout philosophy contains an assort­ tradl teonal mLlslcal background Paco's a goddam, lazy pig, with his white be II bottom and paunch. Peking, all of which are part of would have a damaging effect on ment of hypocrisy, ignorance, Drulan. hailed once by the New York H raid as "a He fucks up in the clutch, can counted on to send the ball high Just the survivors and the en- be one i nterna tional, monol ithic misconceptions and militarism Violinist of first rank, " was born In Vologda, Russia , as his opponent wavers. He also hasn 't made any money for anybody in movement designed to establish In 1922. One year later his fa mely relocated in ELECTION FOR REPRESENTATIVES two years. communist governments the Havana. uba , where he star t d his violin studies . But, Paco knows all thiS, which makes him the only player in the TO THE world over. just the attempt to Firebird Sports Foreign Car In 1931. after moving to Philadelphia, Druian whole Jai Alai Palace with class . contain and not rollback, & ,!uditioned for Leopold Stokowski , and was That's it. That's the column. Fooled you, huh. Well, that's the way it commu~ism in Korea and recommended to the Cu rtis Institute of Music. MUIR COLLEGE COUNCIL Vietnam cost 89,000 American Service While at the Institute, Druian studied under Lea goes in this game, never let them know what's coming. Keep 'em on the UCSD Professor Druian, former New York edge. A little constipation during Mass . lives alone. 7638 Fay Ave., La Jolla, California 92037 Luboschultz and Efrem Zimbalist MAY 14/15 I, for one, would not like to Philharmonic concertmaster. Speaking of Mass, the only bit I can remember is the ushers' smiles After the war Druian became the concertma ster during collection, the first one . That and the idiot Dominican who tried give my life to the defense of an 454-1920 outdated foreign policy. I n order Serving arltleh, French, laoN.n end of the Dallas Symphony. In 1949, he took the same tradl tionallyoerformed concert music by records and Candidate petitions available at Muir Deans Office and to recruit me to a seminary. That priest played the piano and I think he J ...._c ... pos ition with the Minneapolis Symphony In 1960, must be submitted by Thursday May 8 stole wine from the cellar for dates with the Chi Ro Club president's for the US to achieve victory over tapes . He feels heavy reliance upon the recorded '0 PMCen' DlM:ou,,' with UCSD Studen, aod'( Cllni he became the concertmaster of the Cleveland media In place of live performances is a mistake, mother I didn't go to thE! seminary. I went to pot. communis m would require Symphony under the baton of George Szell , a although Druian admits that an area such as San Greg, the red-haired demon, keeps handing me these bongs. po Ition he retained until 1971 when he became the Diego doe not offer much in the way of quality live "Take thiS , take this. just one more. It's good and healthy and you'll co ncertmaster of the New York Philharmonic. performances. Professor Druian says "a live per­ wake up re-freshed in the morning." He told me that last night, and this cIIa'Lon Among Innov~tors iormance will vary in intensity. A recording will morning I felt like shit. But, he's sticking the bong in front of my nose. never vary. It will lose its flavor." Well, OK Greg, you're such a man. (Where's the match?) From there, Druian went on to become a member :Jz.wefe.u 5- of the music faculty at this school in the role of In his role as a teacher. Druian is disappointed In 7~~~ " I fall to pieces ... each time you call my name." (That's what Linda the construc tion of the Mandeville center. He says sa ng to me last Saturday night. That true to life experience will be re­ Get its facilities are " totally inadequate," for not only is lated in a forthcoming "Wipe With This .)" §i(t~ If you are Interested or have knowledge in any of the there a lack of rehearsal and practice space, but ad~~ Now back to matters at hand . Speaking of hands ... 1 used to be Druian appreciates need ·Cu.1tom Ccutin.9 following areas : Films, Lectures, Dance/Drama. Music much of what there is is handicapped by the loud enthralled with looking at guys' crotches. But, finally, I gave up (Classical, Contemporary, Folk. etc.). or Gym Concerts for experimentation wishing I was hung bigger, because if I was I'd then need a bigger hand. Iw-tk~-I~, ~ g ou.mii.l'u. (Rock. Jazz, R&B, Folk, Pop). and want to help schedule Oh, Tony s.ays he don't think they're gonna print this because it's these events for next year. then you can apply for a CPB Recorded sound: garbage. G-A-R-B-A-H-j . Garbarj . As in Maharishi. c::SUfJ£umitf'u .. E-e ~ t/Ir"",,,,tIf. e.1::.. ~~ subcommittee. Sign up through Thursday,May 8th, at the traditionalist among innovators. It was precisely So, the way things WERE goin' to go, Paco, it turns out, is bet on by :J£wd'11 a.n.d

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A Strange - Initia~ion to Biking --:;:.-r--:. :-::-:~.~-:-"'":""':jr;-art el\hibit that I've yet to see The show will be open on Saturday and Sunday In the featured. ·,."collegiate ~ystem, n cessary because of the Is now on displaY the hills surrounding UC San from 10 to4pm. by Scott S.dil race, UCSD, led bf ffCond place hortage of most team's Diego I stumbit'd on it quite by accident when jehanne Teilhet, assistant professor of visual arts Staff Writer finisher larry Railden, captured representation, UCSD was looking for a fri nd's house out on Carmel Valley at UCSD and anthropologist Judith Green, a the team championst\ip against a declared the team Champion. Road; the wild flowers have never looked quite so wcclallst In Meso-American art, will conduct an Perched on my 11-yellr-old ten­ very limited field of competition. rifth place finisher Brooks splendid, showing off colors in purple and yellow Informal workshop, free of charge, on Saturday speed, I nervously listened to the The race, 25 laps ilround the 1.4- McKinney of UCSD was, I think, patterns that are almost too vivid to believe. afternoon starting at 1 pm starter give the final pre-race mile course that included a steep the determining finisher. Leucadia is blossoming into fields of rain­ At the Fine Arts Gallery in Balboa Park through instructions. Was I crazy to be 200-meter uphill pun, was ex­ bows ... lt's a show that I hope you take time to June 15 is a show of Japanese screens and costumes here? These guys around me tremely close from surt to finish . I n the women's intercollegiate enJoy, a walk in the flowers would do you good . from Ganery and local collections The show, really look serious. Look at their rour cyclists, ~Ploying the race, Hannah North of Mesa Art which features an especially beautiful pair of six outfits. Each one has on those drafting technique. broke away College out-rode the only other I did pull myself away from the outdoors to catch panel screens with landscape paintings in Sumi by special cycling shoes with the from the field of fifteen entrants . member of the field, UCSD's Julie some more traditional art shows that you might ' Sesson, 1504-1589 (Muromachi Period, 1333-1573), holes all Qver them. And racing Coakley. like-The Artist Cooperative Gallery on India st. and is sponsored by the Asian Arts Committee. shorts. And some are wearing Drafting enaf.>les a group of I n another two-woman contest, the Griffin Art Editions Gallery in the Old Market helmets. My God! Was the riders to go faster than singles the race open to female UCSD U,CSD won the team championship in very limited com · Place are both displaying ceramic show that are Music competition going to be 50 in­ because only the leader of the pelttlon. examples of some very fine, innovative ceramic students, Michele Kinyon The l,a Jolla Sinfonia will play the season's last tense that such a precaution was pack has to fight the wind. The At the end of the first lap (the maybe, I could hold on for sculpture design. defeated Nancy Blachman. concert on May 10 at 8 pm in Sherwood Hall of the necessary? I thought this was a other cyclists are pulled along race was scheduled for three) I another lap. I continued. At the Museum of Contemporary Art in La jolla La JoJla 'Museum of Contemporary Art. Three bike race, not the Indy 500! and can conserve strength. By Not So Su.re glanced behind me. I was still Vaudeville Revival I toiled up that damned hill. through May 27 is a show of selected student art ~olOists will be featured with the orchestra under ahead of some riders . But as I was As I mentioned earlier, my Legs throbbing, heart pounding. I work from the schools of San Diego county. the baton of Maestro John Carvey. Vaudeville wi II have a one-night revival · Saturday when the Great And the bicycles these guys eHortiess ly passed by two cyclists cycling experience is limited. strained along the back-stretch, Viewers will have the opportunity to see sOO'le of Violinist Glenn Dicterow will play the Men­ Western Salt Company presents its fourth annual dance concert at 7:30 have. I haven 't seem 50 many on the hill, I realized that maybe I However, Friday night: in a fit of then down Genessee and into the the creative, exciting art experiences in which dellsohn Violin Concerto, and tenor Michael Sells pm in the Mandeville auditorium'. foreign words since my tenth­ had worked too hard at the athletic and journalistic home-stretch. Was I going to do young people of the San Diego area are inyolved. and frenc;h hornist Jerry Fo lsom will join the or­ Titled "The Great Da.nce Robbery, " the UC San Diego student dance grade German class . And there beginning and everyone else dedication, I decided I would try It? No. One hundred yards from Works from the kindergarten level to 12th grade chestra to play Benjamin Britten's Serenade for program will include tap and strip numbers, rock and roll musical isn 't a spot of rust on any of them. would be strong at the finish . my luck. After an extra half-hour the end I was passed . As I crossed will be represented. Tenor; Horn, and String Orchestra . chairs (above),·and a Wild West suite. I wouldn't be surprised if both Already I was pooped. I seriously of Yoga practice, a 9:30 pm bed· the finish-line I was given a pitiful On May 9-11, Gallery 8, located at the In­ Carvey has also programmed the famed Guest artist Claudia Dyson, San Diego professional dancer and brake worked on everyone of considered continuing straight on time, and a healthy breakfast of courtesy applause by a few ternationa
Center on Matthews campus, will hold Pachelbel Canon in D Major and the Corelli dance teacher, will be featured In a jazz solo number. those bikes old Highway 101 to escape this yogurt, Crar>enuts, and raisins, I spectators and I tfled to smile to an exhibit of authentic pieces and master copies of Concerto Grosso, Opus 6, NO . 8. Also highlighted will be a ragtime dance performed by students Joan event that was threatening to Somehow I feel out of place. A felt I was ready . Later on , sitting hide my disappointment traditional and ethnic art entitled " Double Ex­ The Sinfonia announced this week its plans .to Galley, Laura Grabel and joanne Korner. destroy my last ounce of self­ ~urf - shi rt and hurraches just don't at the tarting line, I wasn 't quite Someone laughed at me and posure." The exhibit will focus on the distinction move from Sherwood Hall to the Spreckel's Artistic director of the 20-member student dance group is Marjorie confidence between the original work of art and the coun­ Theater; Broadway and Second, for the 1975-76 McNair of the UCSD Department of Physical Education. ~e m to be fitting. And my bike ure. made a comment about my terfeit, and the value of both. Although the exhibit season . further information about Sinfonia con­ Admission is " free for one dime." So mu h rust. And all of those deflated tire I wa s too dejected Before I could chicken-out, But a vision of George Plimp­ is primarily of an educational nature, several of the certs may be obtained by calling The Turntable in broken pokes . And the cut brake­ to ay anything back . But then, It however, the race began . In a ton climbing up a ladder to the copies will be for sale. La folia. Music for Mothers cable tied in a bow around the happened Casually pedaling hand1 bars . At lea t there is no flurry of writhing posteriors we take-off platform after having just toward the finish-line was another Mother's Day, this Sunday, will be commemorated by UC San Diego way that anyone ca n tell that only were off. Half way up the steep fallen head first Into a net entrant He looked like he had Union of Jewish Students The Plebian musicians with a concert of music by Frank Zappa at 8:00 pm in the four of my gears are of any use . hill I realized that this really was a becau e he could not complete lust finsihed a short Sunday ride Mandeville recital hall. Oh well, I thought to myself . I've serious sporting event As I the Imple trick of swinging on a But that meant I hadn't lost the Indian Arts This tribute to Zappa will feature instrumental and vocal music come this far. I might as well go reached the top of this grueling trapeze, spurred me on race I hadn' t lost! I had beat him ! Dr. Munay Baumgarten will speak on Amenun Indi'ln Jewelry written early in his career . Ensembles range from "little House I Use to through with this thing. climb I thought to myself, " Hey, Ah, the thrill of competition. It's SHOLOM ALEICHEM wait for me!" as by now most of Just before ending my second The PerfecrCift Live In," with a piano solOist, to " Brown Shoes Don't Make It," which } immy WaJker, winner in the good to be alive. Room HL 1148 , .. May it ... 8:00 for Mother's Day features 13 musicians, including a string quartet. Some of Zappa 's less Feel for Sport intercollegiate men's division . the other qclists were strung out lap, I noticed that my back tire Shabbat Dinner, Muir apartment Custom Silverwork and Repairs well known music such as "Music for Electric Violin and Low Budget far ahead of me. As I struggled was flat Here was my chancel A By the way, Jimmy Walker was TV Lounge, Friday May 9 Orchestra" and " Igor's Boogie" will also be performed. This "thing" was the men's alone the back straight-away a graceful wi thdrawal because of the winner of this race Erick Max Voronell, eminent Soviet Jewish physicist The program was arranged and coordinated by Richard Ogden, a division for UC San Diego continually changing the lead dreadful thought occurred to me. mechanical difficulties. A sound Macy finished second and Dan will speak at HL Aud, May 13 ... 8:00 students at the cycling cham­ throughout the members of the might finish last!· Could my excuse . But there was still one Crane was third I have no idea 454-1888 , senior student in.the UCSD music department. The concert is free and open to the publ ic . pionships held Saturday north of group, the entire group can make athletic pride take such a blow? rider behind me . Maybe, just how close a race it was . 834 Kline, La jolla I the Central library. This race better time. Concert Indian preceeded the Southern of Music California Intercollegiate Cycling Th lead pack stayed together - Cham pionships held later that for the entire 35 miles of the race Patronage of classical Indian music has passed from temples, to the f)NQJA a'nd it was simply a question of courts of kings, and finally to the modern concert hall. Residents of the day. I had entered my race to get ---'-'--1 San Diego area will have the opportunity on Saturday at 8:30 pm in the a better feel (ala George Plimp­ who had the strongest sprint at the end in determihing the Mandeville recital hall to see and hear some of South India's finest ton) for a sport to which my musicians. The UC San Diego music department will host both a closest previous contact had been winner. Jack Mauck, last year's lunior state spring champion from the LOTTE GOSLAR lecture-demonstration and formal concert by T. Vi~wdnathan , flute; l. my daily leisurely two-mile ride to Subramaniam, violin; T. Ranganathan and Dougies Knight drum. and from school. Before returning Santa Monica ce , had the kick to Beginning at 4:00, the lecture-demonstration in the rec'ital hall will to the details of my illustriOUS win. Following VCSD's Rairden were Michael Hoshko and Paul PANTOMIME CIRCUS include such topics as th~ theory of South Indian melody and rhythm, cycling debut, allow me to fulfill the requirements of my Freman , both from San Diego Friday I May 16 · Mande\'ille Auditorium 8 pm the instruments and their functions, and classical compositional forms . I t is intended' to acquaint the audience with one of India's two main profession and report on the State . By what seemed to be "One of the world's greatest artists. An audience of systems of music in preparation for the evening's concert. other events of the day. spontaneouslv derived scoring- Viswanathan and Ranganathan, who are brothers, are musicians of more than 2,000 was held spellbound." San Francisco Chronicle exceptional calibre and reknown. They have appeared in concerts in major US cities, in Europe and at the East-West Conference in Tokyo, 7 ...... and have taught South Indian music for several years at Connecticut U.C.S,D, Student 52, 53. IMOI"M OWMKD AND ONIt"TKO Wesleyan University, and are currently teaching at the California AUTHENTIC INDIAN JEWELRY General Admission $4, 55. I nstitute for the Arts. MOCCAIIINS • ~TTI:RY - .AIKI:TS - RUGS Tickets available at U.C.S.D. Student Center BOll Office To compliment thiS event, the San Diego India Association will stage 452-4559 or 452-4092. M"OK"NK NK"_N a fair, in the Mandeville Center, highlighting costumes, food, and KU""TIt'_ crafts of every Indian state. , ... C"MINO OK .,.. latest fashions , j.J.JJ~ ,}. .J}J) A fully paid YllClltion for two anywhere in the United in wire frames 5t_.. of America or Mexico induding lir fere, lodging 15 dlysl4 nights), Ind spending moneyl dr. marvin lOr S1.200 cash!) weitzman

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" Lectur. Not.... - A _ .tud.nt URGENT: To .11 .tud.nta who w.r. in REMEMBER .. tonlte It 8:00 p.m. in orvenlz.tlon epproved by the univenlty URS 111. F.II Qu.rter 117•. A hNrlng I• wlnzor common. the phvelcl.n. will ... n_ being • .,d In front of USI 2722. being held to det.rmlna whether or not activities di.cu.. th.lr r •••erch . Ev.ryone Quelifled g ...d. upper dlvl.lon .tudenta the gr.dlng policy uNCI by the I w.lcom.111I/71 Appllcetl_ .... baing taken fOr .th ColI ..e p .....ntll.hl. B.lh. Semi­ & A' ••r ... king the not... ".00 for the prof_or in thet c .... w •••rbltrary . atatewlde comml:tee .ppolntm.nta . Form.1 Dinner D.nc. M.y tth .t the full Qu.rt.,.. no... In tvHwrfnen S ....m.nta. wrltt.n .nd verbel ... Film: DR. STRANGELOVE by Stanl.y G.... .nd unde,...... Sandy. B.hi. Hot.1 overlooking MI ..lon B.v. s.. _renc. form. badly needed from .11 .tudenta thet Kubrick with p.ter Sell... & Georg. C. Stud.nt Org.nll.tlona. 2nd floor. Prlc. ".00 per "raon includea dinner. Tim.. Sold wer. In the cl... to .Id • f.lI_ Itudent Scott. M.ndeville Aud. Thurs.. M.y • . North. Student Center. (lndl Plych 11- tlcketl .v.l.. ble .t the Box Offlc• . In hi. fight for lu.tlc•. C.II J.m.. E. Ev.ryon. w.lcom.. tick.tI limited. 7:30 & 10:00 p.m. " . 111/71 And.rson T.Th 12:30 Johnson IT.bool.t 23f.3Z2I 111/121 111/11 REVElLE STUDENTS: Revelle Com· Chem3b ­ All UCSD Stud.nta. Looking for I OIt.rreicher M.W.F mlttee on CoIleg. Affeira (RCCAI 2:. HEALTH CAREER STUDENTS: Con­ C.... r1 Brown b.g it with Hugh P.te• • ~ 11/71 M.v 21/22. Petition of 100 f.renc. - Dr. Thermen Evena. Director UCSD PlVchologist Ind dlscu .. word etetarnent .nd 2 ...ctu .... mull ba of the H.. lth M.np_er DeveiOpment outlooke In P.ychOlogy. Thursdey. III Third College S.nlora who h.v. meetings 12:00 In the Student Cht. geme Conf. IUbmltted by M.v 7th. Petitions Reveil. Corp.. We.hington. D.C. - 8Sa 2100 Fri. P..-t Office. Revelle R_dent Deen·. dec.. red their Cendldecv for Juna or Room. 111171 Auguat Gred_tlon m.ke .u.. your 2... P.M. Will be gu.. t of honor .t • • OffIce .nd Commuter end Student .ocl.1 g.therlng In the Student C.nter nem•• ppeers on lI.t POIted outalde the Surf Club meeting Wed 1117 7:30 pm. STUDENT COALITION AGAINST Advocey Cerner. III/211 Lounge from 1:30 - 1:00 P.M. Rlfr.. h­ Academic AdvI.ing Office. Urgent. P&L 1117 to dlecua. movie & fund• . RACISM pr... nta Svdney G.... of m.nt••• rved . 111/11 REVELLE STUDENTS .• poeltiona open 111/1., 111/71 Project ...yES epeeking on "n Diego n Intema for Reveile Provoet Office. ACLU d.segreg.tion .ult. Wed. .:00 Job of .n Intern I. to further deveiOp Application. being eccepted for the NEWMAN CLUB MEETINGS: W.d . • :00 GEERT SCHMID-SCHOENBEIN. Muir ColI.ge Curriculum R_I_ Ind Gr.du.t. Stud.nt. D.pt. of p.m. Stud.nt C.nter large Confer.nc. end ...ff the Reveile Commuter .nd .econd floor .tud.nt c.nter. Room. 11/71 Stud.nt Advocacy Center. For 11711-11 Dev.lopm.nt board. Av.l ..ble .t Muir Friday: 5:30 Unlve.. lty Church Dlnner.t Blo.nglne.,ing. UCSD : Pulmonary • cedemic echool y.. r . Contact Stud.nt D.. n·. office. D ..dllna Friday M.v 18 . 8:00. <412._ to glv. m.. 1 c.rd num· Im"danc. to Alrf1_. 2 pm. BSB B2.... 111171 111/11 HELP SUPPORT THE FARMWORKERS Employment. 111/71 bera. Jim (li/ll AND BOYCOTT CHAVEZ. Fr .. lettuc• GAY PHONE lin • . An outr.. ch to the OLD TIME DANCING .very Wed night • nd gr.p. ul.d Isprinkled with G.llo W.ight Group Starting. Concerned ALL ARE INVITED TO THE CHRISTIAN winel on the Plaz • • friday. noon. (11/11 • bout YOUr weight? Group .t Coun­ UCSD G.v community. Information or SCIENCE ORG Thurs. 7 pm BI.k. Conf. in Conf. Room In new Gvm. Liv • IIlIng C.nter for peopl. d ..llng with ju.t w.nt to talk1412·3131 11/11 MuaicNInI •• nd Lively D.ncing. 11I/71 Roomsl5/71 Ticket. now .veil.bl. for Ten y .... By weight problem• . Beginning Wed M.y the S ... R.v.II.·. S.ml·form.1 dinner· 7. 1·2 pm. MC 302111/121 WRITING CLINIC· H.lp on .ny writing M.y 1 .. SEMINAR; ED EMSHWILLER. Trid.nt Chrl.tl.n Fell_.hlp meet. dance It the Stud.nt C.ntar Box Of· dlfficultl.. . Com. to 12M H· L or call tonight It 7:30 In the Rev.lle Form.1 VIDEO ARTIST 12 noon CME. .. for.n .ppointm.nt. 11/11 fic • . Dsnc. i. M.y tth 1 pm·l .m.t the A ~ I .tuden.. interllted In joining In _ ·2522 Loung•. Ev.ryon. w.lcom.1 111/71 M.tthewl C.mpul 11/71 Inv ..tm.nt club P..... contact A"n .t EI Cort.z Hot.l. .,3 Icoupl.. Info __3224 . 111171 SEX CLINIC: CounHllng on S •• u.1 .v.iI.bl•• t the Rev.iI. R.. id.nt D•• n·. Comm. Board m ..ting . Thu ... 12 noon. M.y 1 .. UCSD OPERA STUDIO: Probl.m.. Wed. 3· 11 pm; R.v.lI. Offlc • . 15/71 2nd floor North. Student C.nter 115/71 MOZART MARATHON John lIrg • . Election. to Muir ColI.g. Council '75. Couneelora Offlc. Inext to the Rev. Thorne. N... directors 1:30 pm Recl ..1 '71. Pick up form ••nd Information at Provost Officel. Judith Jorg.n•• n. 'THE d.nc.· i. coming Set.. M.y 10 .t 1 S.A.T.C.H.. meeting 7:00 pm Stud.nt H.II. M.ndevill. C.nter 111/71 Muir College-D.. na Oftlc •. ' D.. dline M.D.·Hugh P.t... Ph.D 13/141 pm to R.v.lI. C.f• . Mu.lc provided by Thursdey Mey 1111/71 C.nter . film "Code Blu." will b. The B.nt W.t... B.nd from S.n .h_n· com. Hrly. 115/71 Wed.• M.y 7 12 noon " CI ..n W.k." Two f.minl.t couneelo". M.ryAnn BEWAREI P.opl. w/Quick-R.I •••• " Oc ..nul Worklhop" USB 212211/71 Fr.nclsco. Adv.nc. ticketl .v.lI.bl. Bik. Hube. They',. g.tting .tol.n from Stud.nt C.nter Sox Offic • . 7tlc. Tucker .nd Sheron Young. n_ pert of M ..ting Thu ...t 7:30 p.m. for tho.. lespecl.lly .round USBI. T.ke not. of SH B.nt W.te.. B.nd In Noon conc.rt. the Women'. Center S ..ff. will be internted In forming In AMNESTY Poetry - W.d. M.y 7. Andrei Codr.. cu. .nyone holding indlvldu.1 wheel. (1/111 M.y 9 on Gym st.P'. 15/11 offering work.hopa In P_ Counnllng INTERNATIONAL Support Group. If • pm. Revell. Forrnel Loung.. FREE T.. lnlng . Thev will b. heid within the Internted. ...· 1701. 115/71 111/71 next f_ week.. .0 .ny_ who I. If you hev. not received your CALPIRG The Women'. C.nter·. Work.hop on intereeted .hould .Ign up In the m.mbershlp cerd .nd bellot for Spring Thurs 1:00 P.M .. BSB 11 •• I.t of film Third I. pre•• nting the unlqu. .rt of ""r·foldlng c.lled 'ORIGAMI' on Woman'. Center .oon. 111/11 1t7t1 .•top by 2nd floor Student C.nter. Conaciou.n... Rlaing Group. Thurs. 3·1i cllPi on fr.. IPllCh movem.nt er• . Wed. " M.tth_s C.mpu• . RM . 'llI1. D.. dllne for return of bellota pm In Wom.n·. C.nter. (11/71 Additionally. Vic. Chencellor Georg. S. CONTEMPORARY GRAPHICS : la M.y 11. 15/71 Murphy. who repr_nted the a.rkei.y SELECTIONS FROM THE LA JOLLA Soering Club G.ner.1 Membe.. hlp .dmlniltratlon. will ..Ik .bout whet it MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART. Intervl.w. for .cto.. . . ct,_ for MHting . .Iection of offic.rs M.y 21 W.I lik. then .nd there. 111171 Prof... or JEAN FRANCO. Dept. of M.ndeville Art G.IIery. M.v 7 . June 8. rol •• In .tudent film concerning IWedl 7:30 pm . Rev.lI. Informll Rom.nc. Lit. Stanford Univ .• will .pe.k Sundey·Frldav 12-11. For Info .:z.~ . Chrl.t·. p ••• ion. No .xperl.nc. Loung. (15/7) WOMEN'S ENTERTAINMENT SERIES: pref.rred. No pey. Long hou .. on Eliz.b.th Chlm.nt tonight .t 9:30 PM in Fri • • :30 p.m .. R.v.lI. Formal Loung• • Regl.trstlon peck... for F.II Qu.rter. -on THE POET AND SOCIETY: THE HY.ral wHkenda. Saturday 10 - •. B.S. IN ENGINEERING the Muir II & Dim. Coff.. hou •• . will ba ••nt on M.y 7. Studente who do CASE OF CESAR VALLEJO. 111/11 Comm. Bldg .a2. Mlth_ C.mpua. No Inter.. t.d fr ..hm.n . new AP&IS Spon.or.d wHkly by the Wom.n·. not receive th.m by M.y 10 go to the phon. c.II •. (li/ll prOgr.m. leedlng to the degr.. of B.S. Center. FREE. 11/71 Regl.trsr .nd Admillione Offlc. MC in EI.ct,icll Engln •• ring .nd in 101 . (1/11 " Room ch.ng.. for R.v.lle Stud.ntl who hev. turned in hou.ing contracta Computer EnglnHring. Todey • • p.m. In m.mory of .11 the world'. p.opl. W.d. Wom.n·. C.nter. 7:30- to dl.cu.. Did the A.c.nded M•• t ... found .11 of the w ..k of M.y: MlY , • . Senior .nd HSS 1330 llim thet di.d for Vi.tnam - 2 hour cln­ po•• ibility of fre. birth control ex.m. the pr... nt World R.lIglon.? Di.coller Junlo.. . Mlv 20 • Sophomore Wom.n. dl.light vigil on Rev.li. PI.z.. W.d. Ind info. Anyone w.lcom• . W.C. X2023. vour .n.w.... nd more at the White MlY 21 . Sophomore m.n. S .. Autumn - .th Forum m.eting Thur night .t B in M.y 7. the Ith .nniverury of Kent Ann 463-0317. or Zoev .a2·9727 for more Lodg • . 7IiIi-23331p1/91 Ott in R•• ld.nt D •• n·. Office. 15/71 the R.v.II.lnform.lloung•. (11171 Stet•• b.ginningat 1:00 pm. 11i/71 info. 15/71 r------Advertisements for Ourselves------l

US Dlv.rs Pro D.pth Gluge N.w $4fi MSS FOR RENT: 3 B.droom Hou... fuliy RESEARCH AIDS . North America'. Now $30 L1f. V•• t .,11 Hou.lng for L-II the c.ller is norm.llv • cool pl.ce to b•. furni.h.d. ne.r bHch - .3IiO/month. I.rg." ••rvlc • . For c.t.logu. iend $2 for sale M.ter $15 All U.ed Onc. or M.k. Offer but not in the c ••• of the Pld... . P.cific Be.ch. "-1~ 111/71 to: Ea •• y S.rvlc... P.O. Box 121a. 273-01137 Ell ••. (lill) Athletic Supporter Ni.grl F.II •• N.Y. la02. AI.o. c.mpu. 15/71 M.I. Roomm.t. nHd.d for <4-b.droom repr... nt.tiv •• required. Pi .... write. 0.1 Mer Ht.. hou... Own room. Sylvlnia Solid Stet. Ster.o C ....tt. 197. Honda ST 90. Low mll ••g. . 50 418·""'9. (pl/61 $87 .50/mo. 751-3M3 .v.ning.111I/121 wl own IImplifier. AI.o mlny c ••••tt •• . mil •• to a g.lIon. Sm .•nough for girl •. $100 Bob 270-5146 (5/51 D •• r Rich.rd. the Pllntlng I. f.nteeticl P.rf.ct for summer. 27<4-6437. 11i/71 Th•• I. typiet. al.o di ...rtation •• term thInk you. lov • • Ginny IpII/7) Hou.. Switch: LI Joli. - Bo.ton. Vi.iting-p,of. D ••ire. hou •• in II Joll •. p.p..... tc .• 10 y•• ,. typing •• peri.nc•• Hewl.tt·Pack.rd HP-35 calcul.tor .nd 72 ft SCUBA Tank & Backpack. Surf· Jln·June1976. Wili .witch for house in stertlng home bu.in.... competitive Icc••• ori ••. 1'1z Y"" old. Asking "80. boerd. Ch.IP. Milke offer. G.ry or Mary Room Sitter. frustrat.d It midterm.? Bo.ton.688-5766lp11/7l r.t•• • call Berb.r•. 279" "'. 1116/11 .a2·9703. Ask for Se.n 15/71 7'56·3378 (S/7) T.k. h'lrt. I' ll m ••t you at ·Th. D.nc.· May 10 in R.v.lI. Clfll to rei ••••. Alllii. Maya; 2 BR dupl.x in 0.1 Mlr; Skils Sid.rel 198 cm. Look . N.llid. King Sz. H20 b.d. Mahog fr.m. with Secret Admirer (5171 vard; cerp.ting .. 7!i6-4815 15/ 71 bindings. Brend n.w. neller b ••n u.ed. Liner. $75.00 486-0281 - Ifter I pm 15/7) travel $200. _-8617 btwn 12-4 pm (5/121 '88 Chevy Wagon. 327 · Auto tr.n •• P.S .. EUROPE·ISREAL·ORIENT LOW COST Moving · H.rly Dlvld.on . 1974 · 34 mi . P.B.. Steel b.lted tire.. Air. Condo housing STUDENT FLIGHTS. CONTACT: AIST p.rfect 25% off $lE. Firm. C.bl.lock $7&0.00 offer 486-0281 Iftar 615171 wanted (71., SoM·9333. 17Q HEATHER AVE. extre . s .. nderd wh.. I • . Fred "63·1932 TUSTIN. CALIF. 92110 (pl/71 Mon·Fri . 9·5 pm IpII/ll Roommat.. n ••d.d for Summer. 3 M.tric Sock.t. and Wrenche.. Will Bdrm condo in 0.1 Mar. Own room $8G. Rid. to Slntl Blrberl. w ••k.nd of MlY $98. "'1·9132 15/71 Ch.rter & R.gul.r lirline ticket• . Phon. 6'1" Oc.an Cry.tel cu.tom mad. tr.de for Engli.h Equlvll.nt. Or ..II . 10th. Will .har. g .. Ind complnv. Cell ...· .. ,5 Univ ...lty Tr.v.1 22., Av •. D. • urfboard " Hot Stick" Good .heP. Alao 6·12 110ft conv.rter "2. Doug "" . B.tsv. "" -!IIi37. IpII/ll L. PllYI. L. Jolle. C•. (pl/30l• 983215/71 ".00 272·7010. 15/71 Sherll Ipt w l l other. On Wind.n••• Sp ••d Reid.,. 1100 wpm or mOlel B.at the Book Store by ".00. S.lch. Super pllc.: Bllcony. p.tio. w.nt.d lor Psych •• perim.nt. on EUROPE·ISRAEL·AFRICA·ORIENT L_ Vlm.h. 360 Enduro. 19n. 4000 mil ••. Prof... l onal .udio t.pe 1200 It g.,.g.. .2201 mo. .ingl.. or coupl • . re.ding. $l .a/hr. C.II x2tIot2 Idlvl Q . eo.t· flighll. toura. the whOle .tudent poly•• ter .. n_ 2.75 per rHI. 580·1577 bit. At our offlc. over 200 FREE non. $560. 464-125115/91 Terry ..m 1'lIe.1 LHv. nlm. Ind phone no. (511.' x2!iCII5 ; ~ . 11i/71 Mark. 15111 commercl.1 p.mphl.ta. brochurn. .. blg buck. IIvinga ESTC 1110 W. Sixth. Suit. Glrrerd 40B turntabl• . $30. lovv pow.r '73 VW Sup.r Beetl. AM/FM·Sunroof­ 311 L.A. 1001. 12131823-2121 (111/81 rec.lver . $35.2 small .p.. k ... . . ,11 for Wlnt.d f.mll. roomm.t. to .he.. rent Radi.ls 39.000 mi. - ,xc. condition $2.500 w l two mil... Non·.mok., .nd D.pt. of N.uro.ci.nc. n•• d ••ubj.ct. plir. or $70 for .11. L_I...... or 212- 0, offer . Bob .a2·3150 IW ..kdlY.' for brein WIV' .IIP.rlm.nta. now .nd 6888. (1i/7) vegeterl.n. Prlv.t. room in 3 bedroom 11)6171 hou ••. You, .here $10.00. No p.t• . __ through the .ummer. '2.50/hour. CIII EUROPE· ISREAL· AFRICA Student Carol. X3797Ip11/121 VAMAHA RD·350. Bog ••• RIck & Box. 3771 (5171 flight. V'" round. Contact: Ext... . Superbl 755·3536 Ev.nlng • . ISCA $70011 15/231 11887 S.n Vlc.nt. Blvd. No.• F.male Or Male Hou •• mlte n•• d.d . Till L.A . C.llf."'" personals end Jun • . North Mi ..lon ae.ch. $92 services T.I: 12131121-_. at.-IIII/II FrHI Doubl. b.d & Box .pring mit· plu. utI. 488-7032. 718 SIn R.f•• 1 PI. tre•• . Gary Or Mary 7!J5.337815/71 15/71 G.t vour t ••th into som.thing juicy I L.t our finge.. do your Typingl SSW Travel Offlc. . ON CAMPUS· Th. Food CooP. Blak. Hallln•• t to the DI ••• rtation . ..Th ...... Doctoret•• . EUROPE. NY. & ORIENT CHARTERS. '61 Tovote Corroll... . only 52.000 mile •• Int'l Stud.nt 10. Eu ...lI. HOitei C.rda. Ic. ,.Im Hu.tlerll~ d.ily Ipl/61 FM Roommlt. w.nted; Ig . • BR Sol.n. C.mpu. Pickup/D.liv.ry IBM S.lec­ .xc.llent condo mllchlnic.lly & Be.ch; S80/ mo.; XC loc.i.; oc •• n vl.w; trlc. v.ri.d type f.c .. Dorl ... Doubl.-D Tripping M.g.zlne. etc. UCBD In- oth.rwi ••• red exta';or. !>elll!! l"tlOrior. 4 prlv.t. w / yerd; AVIII. M.v 1 .. 751-11576. A ••ocl.t .. 22<4-111311p1/111 ter.. tlonal c.ntar ___ 11 .m-4 pm speed. $1.000 c •• h ~7 (5/91 (5/71 M.W.F. ONLY CloHdTu.. ·Thura.lpl/li WATCH OUT TERRILII Vour mouth i. Typing IBM . Experlenc.d. c.rbon getting a. big a. your •••. (5/71 ribbon. ,.porta. th...... ccurat.. 10 H.If·prlc. ch.rte. for Plrtlcip.tlng " FOR RENT: D.lux D.ple. in P.cific c.nta Ind up. P.m IiIO-I2tI7 efter II pm. CHARTER FLIGHTS TO EUROPE. lIilo.. , Nic. Q . f1 ..kippered k.tch. to the gil in the Big Ch.vy .. you are the B•• ch. 3 Bedroom. 2 Blth Clo.. to 111171 ISRAEL OftIENT. L_ prlc.. . long .nd Pug.t Sound Ind B.C. .,chip.l.go FOXV CHICK on c.mpu . ..Wh.t ·. your MI ..lon BlY Golf Cou .... B.y. Shop• • .hort flight.. Limit.d .p.c• . • ummer. Writ. R. lockerd. NI ·2S. Unlv. nem.? Le Joli. Ind F.. _IY #5. $300. per TREES. prun.d. pl.nted. Or removed. PftOFlSSIONS INTERNATIONAL , • of W•• h .. S ••ttle .,,91. hAil181 INTERESTED (5/71 Month. Pl .... C.II4B-f7tl4." lpI5l7l Expert trimming of .hrub. Ind h.dg.. . W ..twood Blvd. LA IIIIIIM 12131171-1121 DESIGNING .nd conatructing of .m.1I or .n·111211/11 Iind.c.p. project. involving .ton• • OUHn .iz. wat.rb.d; .tein.d freme; CondomInium for rent. Room for <4-11 brlcS. . wood. .nd pllntl. AI 2n · ~ lift.d pl.tform; m.k. offer · 7&6-9171. Sw•• t le. you·r•• t the Hut. Ind the Hut p.opl • • two cer ger.g• • pltlo. 2% b.th. 111/ 111 John 15171 is In you. Pl .... don't h.nd m ••ny furni.h.d. AllliI.bl. Jun. 111·S.pt 111 . Cosmic Debri •. Shelbv ~ - 899815/71 Spac.mlln (5171 Tun. up •. light replir. brak ••••tc . Good 1986 EI Cimino. mint condition. low work. low pric • . Mlk.412·1112 1111111 mll •• g • • new ti .... rim •. tran.minlon. To the gl,l who bought her brother II 2 lov.ly I.di •• n ••d 2 room. hou •• or <4-.pd .. h.ed .... must s •• to IIPpreciate. wall.t It thll bl)ok.tore W.dn.sday· apt summll onlv · up to ' 100/mo. D.b Summ., work blck Ee.t. E.rn $2Q .,200 753-2570 'lI.nongs. 15/12) Willi "" yOU 8gllln in June} (5/7) 755·5388 or 481 9480. 15/11 C.II ___1.1t/81