Professor Madrid Denied Bid for Accelerated Tenure Kathy Kuenzi

Dr. Arturo Madrid, Spanish literature assistant out, "but merely being denied tenure at this point. He professor at Third College, has been denied a bid for has the option of accepting the Minnesota offer, or accelerated tenure, by recommendation of Vice­ continuing in his teaching position here at UCSD, with Chancellor Paul Saltman, and Chancellor McElroy. our aid in his scholarly pursuits, namely money and a Madrid, a well-known speaker and leader in the summer lecturership. Tenure must be reserved for Chicano community and teacher for three years at those· who are devoted human models of honest UCSD, now is the center of a controversial tenure investigation in their field - and have the ability and discussion between MECHA members, third world make the effort to relate their creative endeavors faculty, and the UCSD administration. through publications." He stated that a wide range of The literature department at Third College authorities were consulted, which included Chicano recommended Madrid to receive a tenured position at individuals although no names were given. UCSD upon receiving notice that the University of Although Saltman states that "this is not an issue of Minnesota had offered Madrid a professorship, with Chicano prejudice, nor would it be for women, blacks tenure and a substantial salary raise. The Spanish or any other minority professor in this situation," section would like to have him remain on campus, MECHA students and certain faculty have suggested because of his "well-thought-of teaching ability and otherwise. Saltman, during questioning, was con­ relationships with students in his field", as confirmed cerned with this student reaction, and its potential to by Dr. Carlos Blanco Aguinaga, faculty member in the "cloud the actual tenure issue." In essence, Madrid has department. According to Dr. Blanco, one of the not at this time fulfilled this administrative ideal, in his original founders of the Spanish literature section at academic pursuits, yet it is felt by Saltman that he has UCSD, " ... within his milieux, his field, Madrid is a the academic ability, could be reconsidered within the highly respected individual." next four years, and therefore is under special con­ This tenure bid comes halfway between the usual sideration. " seven year period that is allocated to assistant On the other hand, both the Chicano group and professors to do research and produce a certain high Affirmative Action committee feel a need to investigate standard of both academic material and student and this situation further because of the possible dis­ , community involvement. Vice-Chancellor Saltman criminatory behavior of the Administration toward a cited Madrid as "not having produced any papers in smaller academic field such as Spanish literature. Last the last five years since his Ph.D. nor other research week, members of MECHA met with the Vice­ projects that could illustrate a possible approach to the Chancellor in order to discuss the grounds for denial, UC tenure stipulations." and dissatisfaction with Saltman's statement remained "Arturo Madrid is not being fired," Saltman pointed high . . Dr. Arturo Madrid, professor of Spanish Dr. Madrid was not available for comment. literature, has been denied tenure at UCSD.

Volume 18, Number 20 University of California, San Diego Friday, March 16, 1973 Brightman Discusses . UC Student Lobby Greg Hicks Transcribed by Greg Moser and Michael Sesma Wounded Knee What is the UC Student activities involve dis­ Lobby and how does it cussions with legislators What is the situation like on the inside at Wounded deny them food, water and medical supplies. function? How is it possible and testification before Knee? UCSD Acting Associate Professor Lehman TT: How many people do you think are in there right to get involved in the Stu­ committees hearing the Brightman was at Wounded Knee, and in the following now? dent Lobby? Many piece of legislation. interview he describes the attitudes and emotional Brishtman: I would say Sunday, while I was there, there students are ignorant of In order to ensure that climate, the politics, the reasons behind the rise of a had to be about a thousand people or more. these matters, although the the positions on legislation militant Native American movement, as they all relate Saturday and Sunday the troops had withdrawn, and Lobby is a very important which the Student Lobby to the current Wounded Knee situation. a lot of people came in to visit. They came in for the means for student par­ takes reflect the views of Brightman, a member ·of the Third World Studies historic announcement that Wounded Knee had ticipation in the passage, the students which it is Program at Third College, initiated the first Native withdrawn from the United States and· declared defeat, and formation of uppoed to represent, the American Studies Program in the United States, a themselves an independent, sovereign Sioux nation. legislation which affects Lobby has established the program at UC Berkeley. They sent delegates immediately to New York. As a the school they are a part policy of a yearly referen­ Also president of the United Native Americans, it was matter of fact, I helped take two of the delegates out of of, dum on the nine cam­ in this capacity that Brightman went to Wounded Knee, Wounded Knee by car into a nearby indian community The function of the Stu­ puses. The students are South Dakota, to represent the UNA at the secession of called Porcupine. There they had a meeting and drew dent Lobby is to work for given a chance to express the Indian Nation, and al50 to form a coalition with up the document which will be presented to the U.N. or against legislation which their views on such matters other Native American groups to effect a Pan-Indian At that time, we helped them get into Rapid City. affects the University of as the continuation of tui­ movement. They're going to the U.N . to see if Wounded Knee can California. The people who tion , environmental TRITON TIMES: The FBI Agent who got wounded in get sanction seceding according to the Treaty of 1868. do the actual lobbying are protection, student finan­ the hand, was that a result of the battle started byfiring TT: What do the Native Americans think of all the white students . The intern cial aid, and faculty pay from the FBI, or by Native Americans? people who are there? program is the core of the increases. Brishtman: It was started by the government. Brishtman: Nobody really said anything. They were so Student Lobb)(. Students Among the bills with TT: When were you there? tickled about what was happening that nobody m~de who have been selected as which the Student Lobby Brishtman: I was there Friday night, then Saturday, any comment. There were Black students there, some interns, after a short period has been involved is an then again Sunday. The first thins we noticed is that the Chicanos and some Anglos and everybody was so of orientation, take up EOP appropriations bill, Native Amer!cans are keeping all the booze and dope involved in trying to maintain the place and keep it that research and advocacy ac­ which was dropped out. They come right out and tell you that if you got any nobody paid any attention to racial strifes or tivities. The research work, because the amount of the booze or dope, you'd better gl"t out because they don't whatever ... which allows the student to appropriation was not con­ want any in there. They:ve got a very good tight TT: What impressed you the most about the sitation at get a number of credits sidered within reasonable security force, keeping track. They're doing the best Wounded Knee? (usually from eight to fif­ bounds . The Lobby they can with what they've got. lrithtman: Nobody was depressed, they were all teen) for his term as intern, reported in August of 1972 When we came in Saturday, there were four postal happy, full of vim, vigor and vitality. They weren't consists of research into a that it had "initiated ap­ inspectors, miles out of their way, who supposedly just worried about the government coming in and trying to specifi c issue or aspect of proximately 12 bills during happened to be checking mailboxes there in Wounded shoot them to death. And they were especially elated California state govern­ the pre ent ession" and Knee, South Dakota. And they all had .357 magnums on when they seceded from the Union. ment. that it had "taken formal their bodies. A .357 magnum is an especially powerful TT: How are the people spending their days? Perhaps a more exciting position cof support or op­ pistol. It shoots a very powerful shell, which - hell, it'll 1rishtm.n: They're digging bunkers, trenches. They're function of the intern is to po ition un at least 20 go through about an inch of steel, or so. And they're all clearing out debris. Others are making themselves lobby for or against others." In July of 1972 the carrying these. The Indians took the guns away, lined homes. They've got work details. Some of the wom n legislative measur s. Some fir t bill whi ch was them up, searched them, kept their weapons and later are heloing to cook, washing dishes. Th men all have of thes lobbying activiti authored by, introduc d ran them off the reservation. Then they caught two to stand guard duty at one time or another. are dir cted toward for, and dvo ated b the guys who just happened to be hunters. They had pistols TT: Are they all prepared for major confrontation? If guiding Lobby I islation tud nt Lobb wa ign d and rifles on them, and they were hiding out nearby. one came would they give? through a particular com­ into law. The r ult of thi They were caught. The Indians took their weapons Irfshtman: mitt e. U ually an intern is bill (whi h d al with ta u away and ran them off. So if this keeps up, the Indians I don't think they'd ever give up. They'd have to be al 0 involv d in ing a tion of A UC prop rt ) ha m!ght eventually be able to supply a few of their own overrun. Their spirit is too high. Some of the ones with p ifi pi of I gl lation b n a ombin d arly With weapons at this rate. It seems the government is weapons have made vows they're going to fight right to through from it in eption aving of $30,000 for U LA deliberately taunting those people by coming in with to th floor vot which and B rk I y. those armo~ed carriers and settins up ro~dblocks to Continued on pase 3 d t rmin it fat . Th Continued on pag 3 Feminist Film Festival Vietnam Aid TT: Do you think the coalition between your organiza­ 2ND ANNUAL WOODY GUTHRIE BENEFITa tion, the UNA and AIM indicates that Ind ian pe nle are Three local feminist groups are presenting a festival Students concerned over the post-war aid to Viet­ Wounded Knee ... unifying? ,MARCH 17 SAT (§J of films by and about women March 29 & 30 at the nam, now have the opportunity to become involved in Irlshtm.n: Definitely. We're developing what you 1~ JESSE Eo' DAVIS ' :g;~~:::oney downtown Y.W.C.A., 1012 "C" Street. the agency of their choice. The agencies listed are Continued from page 1 might call a Pan-Indian movement. In the past, each I The premiere showing of "Anais Observed: A Film especially involved with assisting children. Indian tribe had traditional enemies - the Sioux and l2J JERRY McCANN Huntington's ~ Portrait of the Woman as Artist", a feature-length film IIMERICAN FRIENDS SERVICE COMMITTEE - Mr. Chippewas, Sioux and Crows, or whatever - we're lEI . Chorea 1m about the writer Allais Nin, will highlight the festival. Charles R. Read, 160 N. 15th Street, Philadelphia, Pa. the death. Yet in the face of all this you'd be shocked at breaking down these old tribal rivalries. It doesn't l2J ONE SHOW ONLY AT 8:00 P,M. 1m The film explores Anais' relationships with Henry 19102. (215) 563-9372. Operates a rehabilitation center the humor of the Indian people. They're making all matter if you're a Navajo or a Chippewa - we're lEI . • .-. I '4 !§J Miller, Otto Rank, Caresse Crosby and others. Anais to provide physical therapy, reconstruction surgery, kinds of jokes. One of them asked me to bring in a new Ind ia ns. This is the thing, we're accepting each other I§) . 'MARCH 18 SUN !§J also discusses her art with a group of young women artificial limbs for the war-injured civilians, including pair of levis. The seat of his old ones were all ripped and helping each other, where before each tribe writers from UCLA. Ms. Nln is noted for novels (II Spy children. AFSC plans to carry out major humanitarian out. He said, "If I'm going to die, I'm at least going to fought alone. .. I§J in the House of Love, The Four-Chambered Heart) assistance programs to all areas of Vietnam. die in new levis." WILL GEER JOHN HARTFORD I exploring the feminine psyche; for an early book about CARE - Mr. Franklin E. Irving, Director of Donor I '. ELiCIA CORY GARY WHITE I~ D.H. Lawrence (D.H. Lawrence: An Unprofessional Services, 660 First Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10011. (212) TT: Is there anything that supporters in this area can do to help? ';;' ONE SHOW DNL Y AT 1 :00 P.M . ~ Study, 1932); and, since their publication in 1966, for 686-3110. Engages in food distribution programs for TT: What do you think will be the major factors of ;Concert tickets at The Waterworks, 3838 Mission Blvd. !f;I children in primary schools, orphanages and day-care Brightman: Yes. If anyone can donate some food, start I her diaries, vols. I-IV, detailing her friendships with change within the native cultu.re? The approach used ~ Ind the La Paloml Bookstore. $3.00 Idvance, $3.50 It door. ~ literary and artistic "greats" in Paris and New York City centers, and a nutrition program using liquid milk to a food ca ravan to go from here back there. Also, by the AIM or UNA? ' whatever money they can donate to start a fund, as 1:;:,1 •• • • s. from 1931 to 1947. increase the dietary intakes of children. CARE plans to Brightman: Probably a combination of the two. You There will also be three original shorts by California expand these programs, other self-help projects and we've done in UNA , to help gather food. In fa ct we've I§J MARCH 19-25 MON thru SUN (§J ca n use violence only in certain instances, militant got an office set up in Rapid City, South Dakota, in women filmmakers, including UCSD graduate student medical assistance throughout Vietnam, as well as activities, I mean. And in others you've got to use Eileen Grillin's satire on consumerism, "The Golden assistance to the Montagnards. which we're gathering food, clothing and money, and I THE RULING CLASS 7:00 8:45 & tt :15· 1 legis lation, and a softer approach. And if you can't get then taking it into Wounded Knee at intervals, Crotch." CATHOLIC RELIEF SERVICES - The Most Rev. anything through negotiation, you have to resort to I§) BAD CDMPANY (§J The festival is a joint benefit sponsored by Artists' Edward E. Swanstrom, 350 Fifth Avenue, New York, N.Y. sneaking it in. Summer Internships other measures, such as violence or militant activities. If anyone wants to send anything, they ca n sent it to ~ . 1m Exchange, a network of artistic women in all fields; '10001 . (212) 594-9300. Engages In food distribution to I'm not in favor of using violence unless all else fails. lm MARCH 26-APRIL 1 1m GOODBYE TO ALL THAT, San Diego's feminist schools, orphanages, refugee camps, nurseries and 412 Eighth Street, Rapid City, South Dakota. The phone Applica tions are being taken for students interested But Black people would still be sitting in the backs of number is (605) 348-2686. in participating in the Department of Agriculture newspaper; and the San Diego Women's Center. Free day-care centers. Qperates nutrition programs for buses if they hadn't resorted to militant activity. It's ~ ~~:~~~~. SAVAGE MESSIAH 1m refreshments will be served and moviegoers are invited mothers, Montagnard and Vietnamese home Summer Internship Program . . healthy for young Indians to take part in things like this, THE MUSIC LO.VERS 8:450nly to come early to tour the Women's Center and to enjoy economic teachers, and assists vocational training instead of building up high scuidie rates, or turning to Student Lobby ... I UCSD will be making 10 nominations to the Depart­ an art exhibit by members of Artists' Exchange. schools. Plans to expand these programs and other ~- ~ ~- PACIFIC COAST HWY AT " 0 " f:!!:If:!!:I booze or whatever. There's no booze out there g g f:II,Q ENCINITAS . 753.3955 ment of Agriculture, and all applications must be in by There will be one showing Thursday, March 29 at 8 refugee and socio-economic projects. Continued from page 1 L . ~",. ~~ March 21. [Wo unded Kneel no dope. p.m. and two showings on Friday, March 30, at 7 and 9 CHURCH WORLD SERVICE - Mr. Boyd Lowry, Kevi n Bacon, a co- the Lobby in Sacramento of Two nominees each' will be considered in the p.m. Donation will be $1.75. Tickets are available at the Director, Southern Asia Division, 475 Riverside Drive, director of the UC Student student opinion. following fields : Women's Store, 4157 Adams Aevnue, or at the door. N'ew York, N.Y. 10027. (212) 870-2200 Lobby, says that " there are For further ticket information call Holly at 453-2884. several areas to which the Stephanie Harris, the I) Administ ration (Business, Accounting, Manage­ LUTHERAN WORLD RELIEF - Rev. Dve R. Nielsen, I think what's happening now is a ~ood indication of Lobby will be devoting its campu s coordinator for the FRIDA Y FLICKS ment, Personnel, Psychology, Foreign Trade) Director, Far East Washington; D.C. 20012. (202) 723-0800. and Society lecture series" sponsored by the Third man. 'magi n. I film wilh an un. vas of Wonck ... n.. Con...,. 0 Operates sc hools and a hospital giving free in­ has not protected Indian rights. For example, where predicl.hl-. . u"'.... <.try t s ".,c· Wnnckn is Iw., very funny IIerkeley College Deans, want to hear from students who would bias is the only basis censors have to decide what College Communications Department. noculations to children. Provides medical supplies, they've stolen the water rights from Indiands in unll,. Wilh 1"'"1 .kill il ', .n om.· .. lirilt.· WinJlow Thrill and Karl like to be involved in the program and in planning it. material is harmful. He hesitates to make Arizona and New Mexico, and where they're allowing ~inJ: film .huu' In o rd i~ry guy Truckload. They become Southern California First accrue to a few "technocrats", right in the midst of the of the adwertiser and do not necessarily of the TRITON TIMES. Oxnard. There was an entire 2,696 crate and warehouses in the. San Diego area be National Bank. And above all, I MUST not aggravate those perpetual protestors I seizure from a Safeway warehouse which inspected prior to sale in supermarkets. 3 OCEAN DIVES powerful political bastions of reaction ism in ... Oceanside. Continued on page 10 The proper place to start seems to be the bookstore, then onward to 'nonexistent' beings that collect MilLIONS Reply To SCUBA DIVERS ever y year. Piddle In The Middle The bookstore does about $1,000,000 in business an­ Criticism Of SUPPLY nuall y. Unless operations have been butchered to an E. Wyatt America and Me incredible extent - even worse than 16 months ago - I am not a radical leftist, nor am I a reactionary. I am 5. Say damned, damned, Goddamn, more than It Dennis Ball Stenciled Signs 635 PEARL ST., LA JOLLA 459-6841 " profits" should be climbing over 100,000. Professor writing this because I have noticed a repeating typical seventh grader (which is a hell. of a lot) Editor: Schmalensee's sta tistics problems overwhelm me, but that phenomenon among highly motivated leftists. Almost 6. Interested in red, white, and blue anything ( "Much of the strength and efficiency of country take care of itself. The American In regard to the sarcastic appears to be a 10 per cent profit! sales ratio, given without exception they are : love you, Dukie Wayne) ny government in procuring and is no longer a colonial, even in retrospect. letter which appeared in current management. The iron ies of life are so intricate. 1. Ugly and wear a lot of hair on their fa ce 7. Wear Old Spice (old is best) cur ing happiness to the people He is now involved in the making of your ed ition of the Not for a day, do we miss those shouts of "exploitation" (camouflage) 6. Have dogs that eat better than 90 per cent of _rnpnn.," on opinion, on the general opi- history . For this reason, only a few TRITON l'IMES (March 13, fro m the Th ird World. Those dirty "exploiters" at Safeway 2. Down on science (Man, scientists make bombs, world's population and answer to King or Pi of the goodness of the government, generations have been granted the role of 1973) concerning the sten­ have a 1 per cent profit! sales ratio AFTER a $5 hourly Man) Conclusion : we ll as of the wisdom and integrity of defending freedom. I do not -s hr ink from ciled signs that appeared union wag e. So the Third World joins the perpetual 3. Always have long hair (Non-conformists, you Sit on the fence, people. Its governors." These eloquent words, this responsibility - I welcome it. throughout the campus protestors a.,d the History graduate students in Marxism : know) 1. Be average looking with interesting eyes, ken by Benjamin Franklin in 1776 at Therefore, a nation is made great, not saying "Boycott Safeway": they protesl ~ain s t the big bad businessman with the 1 4. Incredibly self-righteous ("My way is the right 2. Dig learning in general (Go mind, go) American Constitutional Convention, by its fruitful acres, but by the men who It seems that the in­ per cent pr )ftt! sales ratio. way") 3. Shave half of your head and give the other elphia, Penn., breathe the essence cultivate them; not by its great forests, but dividual who wrote the M y avoG tion, if not my vocation, is business. I have 5. Say fuck, fucking, and!or fucker more than the permanent. d ~ mo c racy in action. by the men who build and run them. letters seems to be living in looked thrc ugh thousands of financial statements. Very, typical seventh grader (which is a hell of a lot) 4. Admit you could be wrong (It's easier to get it It IS for this reason that all men who America was a great land when Columbus a utopian state of mind. He very seldon does one see the profit ratio go as high as 10 6. Interested in oppressed minority anything (You if you're relaxed) to be free, look for the light and discovered It; Americans have made of It seems to be offended per cent. 1 he ironies of life are intricate. Our home can decompose if you're anywhere in the middle 5. Say whatever you like, if it means what yo u of freedom and opportunity to a great nation. because the harsh realities grown, professional prOle~ t u" screarT" like HEll at sector, by birth or otherwise) to say. (You might need a good lawyer) l one's potential. It is to the United Thus, let us not fall asleep to the of life concerning the Sa feway , and file through the Bookstore lines with nary a 7. Wear sunglasses.{indoors at 11 at night) 6. Believe in People's liberation (We all pla y that all free men look for strength American Dream. To match the struggles of Third World whimper. ,.A stoundingl 6. Have dogs that smell badly due to infrequency of and it messes us up somewhere along the Ii COurage in time of need. Therefore, magnitude of our talks, we need the people appeared Before I proceed, I. should cover a few points of baths and are typically untrained and ill-mannered. 7. Wea r sunglasses and Old Spice (Give less we dedicate ourselves completely energies of our people enlisted in the throughout the campus. It potential rebuttal. The Bookstore doesn't have "profits", Since I am typically open-minded (all University stereotypers a series of nervous breakdowns) the challenge of our future, unless we splendid efforts that make headlines in is time to destroy this mid­ they take the cash from sales to reinvest in inventory, students are open-minded, unbiased, free-thinking 8. Bathe your stinky dog and keep him out of . . hunger with food , fear with trust, the neighborhood newspaper instead of dle class bourgeoisie men­ therefore ' profits" don't exist : the accreation to net groovies) I must also report on another repeating peoples' fa ces while you work to end the ICio n with faith , fraud with Justice - the national journal. tality which prevails on this worth is ... well, a figment o! your imagination ... So goes phenomenon I have noticed among radical conservatives. shortage in the world in any way you can. (Fa threats with power - natior1's will With these, we can build a great campus. Political education the line .. . The other point is on measuring the success of They are: last words '" if you don't.) to the futility, the hopelessness, ca thedral of the spi rit as God gives us the occurs "by whatever an enterprise. Profit! sales ratio is only one yardstick; it is 1. Physically perfect (except for being fat and!or Once this hits the press it's going to get pretty panic on which wars feed. spirit, to raise it one stone at a time, as we means necessary", es­ also the yardstick most favorable to current bald) on tlie fence, so run to the nearest post and To th is quest, the Americiln citizen is no reach out to our neighbor, helping, pecially when the struggle "management." Return on equity will be incredible 2. Down on rural studies (not meaty enough) what with it or you'll be one of the freaky, nger a frontiersman; no longer one who caring, doing. It is for this reason, no man involved is as important as 171 tlmea. deyo Smile away fO Los Angles, San Francisco, because of the leverage inherent in the huge Regents 3. Always have short hair (can't be . identified with extremes whom we wll know are compensating for d make a million here and lose it there, can be fully free while his neighbor is not. this one. Oakland, San Jose, Sacramento, Hollywood-Burbank, Ontario and loan. those hippies) failures elsewhere. n go one and make a million To go forward at all is to go forward " BOYCOn SAFEWAY." Long Beach. And return. call your campus rep or PSA and ask The operations are not efficiently run. The labor! sales 4. Incredibly self-righteous ("My way is the righ t JOIN THE MIDDLE PIDDLES else, and meanwhile let his together. For these words, America is to Nestor PH about our easy·fo-bear, low fare . ..IA ...... you • 11ft. ratio was 16 per cent, vs. a competitive, retailing labor! way") DARE TO BE NO ONE me. FALN .... Page 6 Triton Times Friday, March 16,1973 Page 7 Friday, March 16, 1973 Triton Times CQMMU BLOOD BANK Spikers Second 327 F. Stle t guaranteed proof. Accor­ Affirmative Action Responds ding to the, standards of Do Not Pur­ RS • science (Smith et al., lac. Marc Allen To The ·Case of Dr. Madrid ci!.) evolution has no chase Handi­ In Tournament will speak on for service March 13, 1973 greater claim to science positions and does not base Its actions than does the bemmy Lone Mountain Tue.-Fri. TO: MR. RIGOBERTO VINOI­ on approval by anyone group. Wrap, Zip/oc Tom Smith 9:45-5:30 OLA, CHAIRMAN theory. After all, "it is the luan Yluerablde duty of a scientist that he When the men's pinpoint setting by LEGAL ANALYST Sat. 9:3085:30 MECHA - 2SO MaHhews Campus Chairman Editor: FROM: IUAN YGUERABIDE, ' should keep an open There are 165 volleyball season started in " Laredo" Baldwin, and Closed Sun. & Mon. January, the outlook was Matt "Mattei" Merliss, PROGRAM 233-8328 CHAIRMAN To: luan Yluerablde, Chalrm.. n mind", and there is "no courageous people at the Mesa Dominated Affirm .. ti"e Action CommlHee . Afflrmatl"e Action CommlHee reason to exclude any Dow Chemical plant in Bay far from encouraging. All probably the most consis­ All-Day Friday March 23 Thank you'for your letter of March 7, From: MECHA theory at any so called in­ City which has been on of last year's starters had tent player on the team. in the Revelle Formal Lounge stitute of higher learning" strike for 14 months. They been long gone and the Everything started clicking. in which you express MECHA's desire Estlmado Herm .. no: By UCSD Women Brochures available at 6th floor that the Affirmative Action Committee In your letter of March 13 you in­ (leutian, IT 1/30173). would like to enlist the aid team was comprised of two Great h itting by Mike players having had f· .... ·· .. ·, investigate the case concerning the dicated you have initiated the investiga­ Next week I am going to of your newspaper and Cheryl ElliOt Bastian i, intimidating Career Planning 20 collegiate volleyball ex­ blocks from John " lemon denial of tenure for Dr. Arturo Madird, I tion we requested. Obviously you have demand that the theory the members of the student The women's intercollegiate basketball team perience and a collection have already initiated such an investiga­ misinterpreted our letter. world is controlled by body so that we may sur­ journeyed to Mesa College Monday afternoon. The Grove" Woodward and of basketball freaks, a Captain Rabbit Rabe, and tion. and hope soon to have a com­ We do not request your individual mysterious purple Nevircs vive. Dow Chemical is game turned out to be more like practice as the Triton i that live under your beds. crew-team reject, a bunch even a couple of d ives i using its unlimited f:::te mittee hearing to establish all the facts. initiation of the investigation. We de­ gir ls glided to a 58-23 win over the Mesa girls. of freshmen, and generally, from larry on defense, Representatives from MECHA, as well as mand an immediate and public in­ and become invisible when resources in an attempt to In a strangely echoing gym, the cheering from the Folks I you look at them be taught destroy us economically an aggregation of ex-P.E . sparked the team to win­ from any other interested group that can vestigation. To be specific, you, the UCSD bench was enough to defeat the slower, smaller Classers. The coaches, a ning four out of the first provide pertinent information, will, of Affirmative Action Committee, the on an equal footing with and eliminate the collec­ team. Mesa was forced to shoot from outside by the Biology lab tech. and a five games. The last oppo­ Live Entertainment course, be invited to participate in the ! Budget Commitee, Dr. Paul Saltman and other reputable scientific tive bargaining process of height of the UCSD defense, which includes Hilary i theories_ And why stop our local Union which is Med. school student, had nent in the pool , meeting, I will send you further informa­ MECHA representatives should meet Chittick, Diana Barba, Aliena Salmon, Sharon Wood never coached a team Bakersfield , defeated the Music by tion when the time and dilte has been together within the next week, there? 14055 of the United and Judy lower. The quick hands of the Triton defense, O.K. H .. rtline before. The team was last Tritons two straight games, set. If the committee bases its decisions on Steelworkers. especially Sharon Wood, forced many Mesa turnovers. PRESENTS Main Streamers: on the priority list as far as 14-16 and 14-16, due mostly Concerning your statement "all a crosssection of University faculty, staff Judy Lower's 25 points, which is two points less than Many workers and their gym time was concerned, to errant serving on the 'irregularities must be corrected with the and students, most of which happen to Registrar her season average led all scorers. Also in double families have suffered un­ yielding to Basketball, In­ latter's part. In spite of approval of MECHA", I should like to be white, middle-class and unaware of fig ures was Sharon Wood with 10, who had a good all­ tramural sports, badmin­ note that the Affirmative Action Com­ the specific concerns of Chicanos, our Clairfies limited hardships in the ro und game. these two losses, UCSD ad­ f FREE loss of income and per­ ton, and the Friday Flicks; vanced to the playoffs. ! needs will not be represented nor met. mittee represents a cross-section of The second team, led by Paula Jordanek's 6 points Discrepancies and practices were fre­ University staff, faculty and student MECHA represents those needs. sonal property which they looked a little bit sloppy on a few passes that resulted in In the ensuing games, have had to sell in order to quently held without the with one of h is normal • Coffee Hut i MECHA tu rnovers, but were steadily improving. Allison Chin's Editor: feed their families because use of a net. Despite these brilliant moves, Coach YES : Sat. March 17 unorthodox lay-ups were interesting to watch as she j the fact that science hasn't I have been requested to Dow Chemical refuses to setbacks which have in­ Gorrell substituted the FEATURING • 8:30-11 :00 because it is "clearly in­ managed to make one. Sioux Amaral also made one been able to create life de clarify the discrepancy in resolve an unjust labor dis­ duced much disdain in the Teach A credible" is "no basis for and Elaine Fang made a free throw. Kathy Spatafore did quicker George Yamashita novo yet (Shinen, TT registration figures cited in put provoked by Dow hearts of local volleyball • the exclusion of a theory not score this time, but was tough on defense. in the back row for defen­ 2/6/73; Smith et a/., IT the recent TRITON TIMES' Chemical and its local fans, under the coaching of sive purposes in place of t. •••••••••• Course On that does, in the end, Mesa does not get much time to reevaluate as they 3/9173) (of course when article concerning Third management. Jeff Gorrel and Dick Grove. Whenever George provide reasonable ex­ wi ll be here Thursday at 5 pm in the gym for the science does succeed in College. As Registrar, I am Reitherman the volleyball Extra­ aplanation for the rematch, rotated to the front row, doing so in another several respomible for deter­ In the interest of team has been recently George was put back in POCO decades, that will support evidence" (Smith et al., lac. mining and reporting the terrestrial cit.) . This theory was not humanity we ask that you surprising these skeptics, as because of his towering SPECIAL ATTRACTIDN the theory too, since it will official campus registration print this letter in your exemplified by the EI blocks and offe nsive "prove" that the bemmies described to "give others statistics to the Office of Origins! the mechanical details" of college paper and that the Camino J.e. tournament prowess. This ruse worked could have manufactured the President. student body aid us by Editor: how life came to be but to last weekend. UCSD's beautifully as the Tritons I dem an d (non - the needed forms) . Official registration refusing to buy Hani-wrap Tennis Victory spikers finished runners-up won both the quarter and ALBERT HAMMOND convince them that bem­ To reject this theory figures are reported each plastic food wrap and negotiable, of course) that mies exist. "Therefore it is in the tourney, out of 18-20 semi-final games, the latter quarter as of 5 p.m. on the Ziploc bags, which are Monday, the women's Harber lost a heartbreaker WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4th, 7 :30 p.m. the theory of extraterres­ unfair to criticize the lack "A" rated teams. being a 15-6 revenge ~ Cille"l3 tenth day of instruction. made at the Bay City plant. intercollegiate tennis team due to nerves 6-2. 7-5. S AN DIEGO SPORTS ARENA trial origins for all life- UNIcoItN' of detail one might desire" The Tritons ended up in against Bakersfield. Rabe's On October 6, 1972, the played their first match of Cheri Lloyd's lack of match Tlcutlt $4.50 In ad. ance, $5.50 a ltha door . forms, present and past, be Evenings througn Wednesdey (Sh inen, lac. cit.). If you second place in their pool, hitting and blocking con­ ...... official censue date for Fall If there are individuals or the year at Soulhwestern experience and the ability Ttc.ketlavail.bl. a t.1I Bill Gamble'. Men'. Stora, taught at UCS D on an _ want to test this theory you qualifying them for the ti nued to flourish and the equal foot ing with the Quarter, I reported 5,348 groups on campus who College, After a late arrival to tie the points together They Arena Tidtet .... ene ... and .11 uberty Ticket a,enCles, THE SEYErmt U tournament playoffs. offense of Smith, Bastiani, and the Sport. ANf'a Ttc.ket Offic.e. Mail orde,. to the 7;00& IO;45pm 15_1956 1 Subtitted have to duplicate my theory of evolution. The undergradutes: 2.392 Muir would like to aid us in this the Tritons found were the cause of her 6-1, had a tough time getting Baldwin, and Merliss. as a gozrs AIJIIU. Spo... A_. Tic"", 0fIK.. With Max Von Sydow method and commune theory (as you know) holds College. 2,400 Revelle humane endeavor, please themselves down by one 6-2 defeat. and Gunnar Bj ...... nd. with the bemmies the way I going however, against a whole, was much more 1IIMW.~ · 1 College, and 556 Third contact me at the address due to forfeit, but went on THURSDAY, APRIL 5th, 7:30 that all species were have. It is " dogmatic and In doubles, Debbi Zom­ relatively easy team of aggressive than it had been p.m. brought here from LES YISITEURS DU SOIR College, At the time these which is given below. We to win the match 4-3 , UCLA Intramural players. in the past. The finals were THE FORUM. INGLEWOOD (TM( DEV1l'I ElIYOTlI entirely unscientific" to parelly, and Ann Goishi elsewhere by bemmies, figures are reported to the request that they boycott nck.ur " .51 , $5.50 , s...SO . and $3 .SO 8:40pm 1 France- I 1M2 1Subl lU ed teach that science dis­ had to default later, ob­ as the old problems of ser­ played against a hot l.A. This theory "explains" the W;t1! Arletty and Jul .. Bony. President's Office, they the above mentioned proves the existence of Cheryl Elliot, playing in taining a 4-0 lead because vice receive and defense Valley College team who '&E: ~ Tidteu .vailable at the FONm 8mt Office. In ~ " lack of "und is pu table tran­ become public knowledge produ c ts which are plagued our boys. ,~~ outlet.. PaclfK: Stereo. and all Mutual ...enclH . such bemmies (cf ibid). It is the number-one spot, won they arrived late and one of displayed a consistent si tional forms", " predicts" Saturday t.Mnigfll and are distributed produced by Dow Nevertheless, moments of offense and a hustling, leon1T 'lM M.il orden to the Forum BCM Offic • . For In(orm.hon ne.....,a.. also clear that the fact 6-3, 6-1 in what seemed their opponents had to .lC lfi-U call the Forum. (213) 67)· llOO the "sudden outbursts of throughout the campus. It Chemical in Bay City and greatness began showing An adventure in the remote Iroplcs Of there is no conclusive like an endless match. leave. Julie Sweeters and scrambling defense. LAVC Pat1J5On and Several is unfortunate that data so by any other aid or ac­ Yesterday's nuns Jed a cloistered life", removes the "con­ evidence against the Irene Allen was finally in Cathi Davies are constantly through due to more con­ shorter 'Mm. InclUded readily available becomes tivities which may aid our Continued on page 11 life. When they ventured out, it tradiction" of the second theory proves that it is cor­ control as she won her looking better as they sistent bumping and to la w of thermodynamics ne ­ an issue of ids agreement cause. was two-by-two. Their roles were BegIMlng ThulSdly rect, or at very least that it match 6-0, 6-1. Adrienne trounced two of the Mesa cessitated by the theory of I and is not requested from Thank you, girls in the second doubles traditional and within church in­ HOA-IIIIH must have equal footing stitutions. evolution (Ca ntor & 10 DfTM:IMIT Of WIllIE. the official campus source. Mutin Schwerin 6-0, 6-0. Marilyn Wildes with any alternative theory, Ronald J. Bowker 401 N. Chilson St. Things have changed. The world. Sjaholm, IT 1/6/73). and played well, considering Ruggers Downed 74561;a Jollll Hlvd. 459-~341 however well supported. Registrar & Bay City, Mlchilan The Church. The roles women somehow h supported by her forced lack of practice, which nevertheless lacks Admissions Officer Local 14055 Locker Well, Rugby fans, welcome to the Wild West Show play. 100 '10 gold-plated and Maria Chiossi where the UCSD II's were defeated by the OMBAC II's, provided the necessary DIVERS Yet for one oroer, thesecbanges 17-4 in a preparation game for the Santa Barbara With this show of force and animal are hardly apparent. Ever since Renewal consis tency for their 6-3, 6- tournament. The second team's membership has been brutality, the protesting "crowd" was Mid -Winter Sale the Dominican Sisters of tbe Sick. Get Down o win. rather nebulous this year due to the teal1l shuffling and forced onto the yard of a nearby church. Poor were founded in 1876. they The PE Department The team is off to a good the slight unreliability of a few players. The day was Used Rutll Equipment MECHA By this time there were ten pig cars in have been engaged in pastoral wou ld like to make the start considering this was beneficial for the OMBAC Guzzlers who used the time ministry. They have always been the area - not to mention the two low­ Early this month, say Sunday March 3 fullowi ng important an­ not their strongest lineup. as therapy to ease tension and drustration, and as an flexible, Always self-motivated. fl yi ng heli copters. ... a nice day in the Chicano Community, nou ncement: all lockers outlet for feelings of hostility, self-doubt, and aggres­ Always had freedom. Why ? By With the people in the churchyard, REGULATORS a beautiful day at Chicano Park, a festive are to be renewed by Wednesday the girls sion in a socially-acceptable manner. Their constant the very nature of their worle. th e pigs fell back, regrouped and at­ day for two local Chicano car clubs - March 23 . As a departure­ were downed by Bishops pressure gave them three tries, a conversio n, and a tacked - pushing. shoving forcefully. A The Dominican §jsters of the Sick. Brown Image and the latin lowriders. from tra dition, the depart­ Girl 's School in a practice penalty kick. UCSD played a hustling game, but was young mother, with child, was U.S. Divers Calypso "J" $22.50 Poor give free nursing care to tbe A picnic has been scheduled - by and ment refuses to keep match. It was good practice unable to score until Brad Iwanana slipped through brutalized - the husband protested needy in their own homet!. They for both car clubs - at Chicano Park ... anything left in unrenewed except for the cockiness of four Guzzlers and sprinted 40 yards for the try. That was OT angrily ... and was arrested with blows - travel alone by bus by subway. under the bridge. lockers. Any contraband the Bishops' girls. A few of the high point of an otherwise unexciting game. The u.s. Divers Conshelf$17 .00 Or by car. Or on foot. And their Not an unusual activity; the park is the kicks and the slamming of police car will si mply be thrown away the girls that are members members of the second team are : Prop: Mike Cap, day doesn't end at five o'clock. . doors on his legs. Other Chicanos Downtown Su nday meeting place for the car clubs at the earliest possible con­ of Bishops' team are of Gary levin; Lock : Jerfy Wustman, Johnno Straight; #8 : Other Regulators from $14.00 protested - they too were attacked, Each case presents a dillerent - to gather and enjoy _.. the sun, the venience of the staff. So, it national caliber. Ann Gyro and Kevin George; Break: Bob Mandel, and Discount struck and arrested. The "crowd" dis­ problem: wh elber it is bringing AND picnic. behooves the populace to Gioshi had a good match Kevin Sapin; Scrum-Half: Ri ck Pope; Fly-Ha lf: Peter physical or spiritual comfort, MEET Prices Now persed - the pigs chasing people ... to eit her renew their lockers even though she lost. The Sertic; Inside Center: John Huber; Outside Center: Things were cool. hit them. In the park, one pig stops Vests $7.00 k.ee ping a family together. cou n­ A The pigs knew what was happening - or clear out anything they girls' next match is Tuesday Brad Iwanana; Right Wing: Blind Man Gregory; left In LaJolla running and pulls his gun ... the people· seling or bridging \tIe gap be­ FRIEND and they waited. may want to keep. at City College. Wing: Dave Rayfield; and Fullback: Dave Clark. tween social agencie. ....e bring Enjoy local, personal One of the car club members, on his have left. . the love and devotior Christ. The helicopters continue flying low. U.S. DIVERS ROCKET FINS (2nds) of service for all way to the park, gets stopped by the pigs We are in direct conu.ct with the National City'S post office is r:·:·:· : ·:·: ·:· :·:·:·:·:·:·: ·: ·:·:·: ·:·:·:·:·:· :·:' :~·~.;::;:;:~:;:.~::::~:;:;.~.:~ .~:::;~:~:.:.:.:,:.:.:,~.:. :': ' : ':':':':':' :':':':':':': ':':.~! - right next to Chicano Parkl Stupid people we care for. . your camera needs. firebombed that evening - so is the $11.95 j NOW APPEARING strategy or Good stupidity - whatever. You see. we don't ha, e 10 be lib­ A "crowd" gathered - approximately logan Heights post office, and a store on O. D. CORRAL logan Avenue ... the San Diego Police r"F~ik"l erated. We are. eight Chicanos - the two pigs called an .~~~ And Student Center lli Co-ad Scuba Clall.s -Bob Davis Dept. Public Relations office gets for more informad I)d Oil die " unlawful assembly" and radioed in for i for the 3S hrs. of InstructIon Domilliun Simn d ' be Skk Camera Shop reinforcements. With more pigs on the bombed also. Chicanos are arrested systematically NAUI Certification Poor ... ritt to: way, one pig pulled his riot stick - m CoahnPGu,sHPau sbteorr ~~~ - on attempted arson charges. The Otto i Folks J Sbttr Margunlte MH which brought jeers and heckles from Worship Services "A Specialist in Square Shopping Center is crawling with $45.00 Vocation Dlrecfor Canon Systems" the "crowd." A motorcycle pig arrived • Live Entertainment 10 A.M. Sundays Interim Pastors Room 106 ... got off his ass undoing his pistol pigs busting Chicanos that "smell like H. Albrecht I 7717 Fay gas" (evidence). Homes are broken into, : Music by Mariaodale, Ossiniog sa fety. The pig with the riot stick ap­ Feedback 459-7355 mothers pus.hed aside, young Chicanos P. Gabrielsen Nell' York J056Z proached and struck a Chica no, in the 11 :15 are arrested and dragged out of their Nels Oas NEW ENMD DNERS INC. face, with the riot stick . own homes. A total of twelve Chicanos were r;;;~m Chur& Office and Answerins Service 3860 Rosecrans·Across tram White Front __till 56IBb GF arrested that night - five (as of this 413-0561.S 55 HDlI1: .... -THn. 9-6 FrI, 9-9 THE sa POOR. writing) are still incarcerated. Coffee Hut 9 5 La Jolt. Shor Sat. " 81 •. aM -6 For the next 46 hours th logan at h'Torrey Pfnes Heights area is heavily patrolled by the Sat. March 17 CIIAII8E ITIIA1UMEIllCAIIO MABmCIWIIE pigs - no one is safe. 8:30-11 :00 UCSD Stud~ Staff Are Welcome 298·0531 Continued on p~8e 10 l...... Page 8 Triton Times Friday, March 16, 1973 Page 9 Friday, March 16, 1973 Triton Times I, . J. •• • ta and Ch.:ri Wilkes were seventh. Vol1eyball. .. USE ... Fantasy Land, U.S.A. would lose their monopoly "profits" (I.e. factor payments Rally Results' All trophies can be Your academic and staff far in excess of the private sector). I cannot quote picked up at the Bubble Continued from page 9 employees Credit Union ENJOY A KJlYJlK Continued from page 6 numbers (mostly, because detailed schedules are a very, Here _ Today, Con Daniel and Bozo Burchill Tomorrow, the Third fourth . House in Del Mar (122 24th CAMPING TRIP very well kept secret), other than general indications from Street) . If you can't get out took two straight from the held in May , here at UCSD. The orders of magnitude are approximate, but the Paul Kaufman's 'estimates', that operations are way, way UCSDSCC gimmick car ral­ In the beginner class, Tritons to win the Tourney. In one of their rare home Anow c.... pl 101 on .nloylbl. Wllk-.nFedMart to institute Cooper scored 2,223 out of place, third place went to to get it all together one Time to 119 E FilS! SI. Yum o. A",on. 85364 - (6021 183-6633 man who runs the beleaguered Humanities libary. :111111111 III 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111... "operational efficiencies" which should boost net profits It seems possible, that a concessionaire could be in­ a possible 3,184 points to Renek and Coffin, Dave more time, and put on a Recycle Your to $250,000, celeris paribus: perhaps even tossing in a 5 stalled in the libraries, and paid on the basis of a weighted take first place. Paul Marcus and Ian Roth were fourth and final gimmick per cent price cut to pacify the perpetual protestors, who average: "gate attendance", "periodicals", "books in­ Latchford and Debbie fourth, French Fuqua and car rally in the spri{1g. This Old Tin Can? would be out in force to protest the "sudden" occurrence creased", "general survey" ... with the concessionaire McDonald finished se­ Bruth were fifth, Steve time it really is our last of "profits." Figure the debt at 10 per cent interest: on an assured that revenues will be expenditures on a short term cond, with Barb Nave and Saunders and Kevin Sapin event, so keep your eyes Shanghai See your Credit Union equity base of $100,000, the entrepreneur could clean basis .... The idea is rather novel. Patsy Lehre third, and Bob were sixth , and Greg Beret- open for details. for new and used car, over $200,000 annually. Mandarin & Shanghai truck, camper, motor What else could you e)( pectl lf you received monopoly Editorial Director's Note: home and mobile home In and of themselves, the bureaucrats would fight very, rents, wou ld you give them up without a whimperl There l. ~~ Style very hard to stop such "capitalism" from infiltrating the Engineer Hank Steiman ran Into the TRITON TIMES office the other morning, loans. Our "Automa · is also another aspect in introducing competitive ideas Chinese Restaurant tion " (Auto Information bastions on never, never land. But, IF, IF, someone could into the University bureaucracy: the incompetents cannot shoutin&, "Stop the presses! Stop the presses! HOIve I got 01 scoop. Hold the bOICk page!" Well, we couldn't get the bOIck pOige for the reOiI schlemiel, but we got OIS fk.iE Service) can assist you get the Chancellor off his ass: imagine how many FTE's survive the competitive pressures. with Blue Book prices, far back as we could. Here for you OIre two treasures we tried 50 hOird to bury. Geh (Biology, of course) he could handle from the interest off 10% off dinner dealer discounts and the $500,000 concession fee... imagine an end to the schlog nch kopf OI n wa nd! ,f,.i!t-;} menu with student 1.0 . market va lues of new bookstore procurement problems ... Never, never land .... -Moishe Siegel and used cars. You r nobody, but nobody will get the Chancellor off his ass. Get Down Continued from page 9 Cred it Un ion makes The bureaucrats will win again. Paltman Speaks ;i.. MAY WE SUGGEST shopping easy, faster ~ 1t 1. ~ and saves you money. Actually, my fantasizing (about getting the Chancellor The F.B.I. has been called in - a federal investigation Dr. Saul Paltman, UCSD Vice topics as "The Dange rs of Eating Cafeteria it off his ass) is on a rather modest scale. There are three of the post office bombings is being conducted. More Chancellor, eminent biochemist, and Food", "Why Mormons Have More Fun", i_ .t; 1 . ~)jb SMO~~!~~~:~ FOR i_ other 'major' businesses on campus: housing, food, and arrests are expected ... it's beginning ... va empesan­ part-time fry cook at Colony Kitchen, la5t and "If God Does Exist, What Size T-Shirts " WEEKDA Y LUNCHES the libraries. The housing and food operations are run by do .... week, in cooperation witl;! the UCSD Does He Wear?" Auxiliary and Services Enterprises. The operations are la juda me la rasuda Biology Department, participated in an Dr. Paltman has rece ntl y been 1ft f~' ~ cloaked in secrecy for excellent reasons: the bureaucrats la ley me la hace pley promoted to Vice Chancellor (after he ex periment to test the effects of shooting 1017 prospect SOUND y la chota me la rebota "Drano" into the human bloodstream. was unfortunately caught torturing a lttl it f. Demonstration against police brutality March 17, 73, Dr. Paltman, who has been known in squirrel in the Revelle Provost's Office, LA JOLLA I ~~~~~I 9:30 a.m. Chicano Park. Speakers - Savor - afterparty the past for having participated in weird and was politely asked to leave). Pattman 454-5806 I Un iversity & State Employees - come. experiments (like last March, when he now spends most of hims time collecting Credit Union " THIS WEEKEND PICKET YOUR LOCAL LAW EN­ had himself thrown off the top of the Buffalo Nickles and eating emtic Ruma­ 5555 Mil dred 51. 297·1838 A FOR FORCEMENT AGENCY" 5191 College Ave. 286·4210 MEN Grand Canyon by three Chinese monks), nian foods. When asked about hi s UNIQUE made public yesterday his important fin­ longtime friendship with Rayberry, Dr. AND dings on the Drano experiment. Pattman said, " He's just a dear; one of my BOOTERY MECHA of UCSD supports the Indian During the noon-time forum, Dr. Pall­ closest friends I" Author'Rayberry said his WOMEN struggle of Wounded Knee and we are in man emphatically stated that "dropping" feeling for Dr. Paltman was mutual, but solidarity with our Indian brothers and Drano was dangerous to one's health. He added that he wished "Saul would give PRICES HAVE GOT TO TAKE sisters in a common fight against the racist compared it to "inhaling exhaust from a me back my French Cufflinks and the five ,system of the U.S. which oppresses all Sa n Diego Bus" or " having Ruby Keeler bucks he borrowed l" Come to A BIGU PWARD JUMP! i!trntforb ~qlllm Third World People. tap dance on your face with spiked track Later on, Dr. Paltman publicly revealed We ca ll upon the rest of the UCSD shoes." After taking the Drano, Paltman that his childhood hero was his Uncle If you 've been planning to buy a really good cassette reo community to join us in our support of sai d he bagn to hallucinate that he was Max, who, he then insisted, had invented corder, do it now, before devaluation forces us to ra ise 1444· CAMINO DEI. ,VIAl( the Indian struggle at Wounded Knee. "Josephine the Plumber", an event that "cold cuts" at the .turn of the century. In DEll\lAR, CA LIF. I/2UI ·1 755-1394 We, further, call upon other MECHA 's he felt was "a reality all its own." closing, Dr. Saul Paltman remarked that prices along with everyone else! and the entire Chicano Community Also present at the forum was noted his si ncere goal in life was still "to find out NCR throughout Aztlan to su pport our Indian wr iter Brad Rayberry, author of the why Timmy left lassie." HOURS: 10 TO 6, 7 DA YS A WEEK Hermanos y Hermanas in their struggle. science fiction thrilled The Day the Mar­ tians At e Newark. When asked by one student about his career as a science AT THE fiction writer, Rayberry replied, " It sure San Diego for beats workingl" Rayberry is presently touring college campuses around the country, giving a series of lectures on such Eda Le Shan writes of M r. Big At UCSD ()pportunity TEAC210 I was told by a reliable source that Jesus Christ was STEREO CASSETTE DECK Human Liberation In the seen on campus last Thursday. 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Campus. Speaker: Dr. H. .unday Representations of repre­ ginal course, grade, and val will feature the first show­ Schwartz, Rensselaer Poly­ sentations - Photography grade points will be ex­ ing of "Ana is Observed: A ASIAN A'.1 RICAN STU­ technic Institute. Title: Dif­ La Jola Jewish Community show upstairs in Cluster li­ punged from the student's Film Portrait of the Woman as DENT ALLIANCE meeting, fraction and Modulation of Purim Celebration, Sun. 3- brary by Visual Arts 167B permanent record. In the Artist", an hour-long film Frl., 3 pm, ~SA office, East Electron Waves by Intense 1811 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the In­ Winter Quarter. (3/16) case of repetitions beyond about the life of Anais Nin. Wing, Bldg. 250 MC. (3/16) Laser Fields. (3/16) ternational center. Plays, 16 units, the original course, 'Three original short films by dancing and refreshments. Anyone interested in be­ grade, and grade points will women filmmakers will also Students must renew or clear UCSD corn posers present All invited. (3/16) coming a tutor in the Lit. 10 remain on the permanent be presented Including San gym lockers no later than International electronic con- ' writing program In Fall, '73 is record and the grade point Franciscan Constance Yu­ Frl., Mar. 23. For lockers not cert, Fri., Mar. 16, atB p.m. in Natural Health Society will invited to apply now and start average will be based upon klc's "Ova Express", a wo­ renewed, clothing & equip­ 409 MC. (3/16) hold a hike in San Clemente your training In the spring all grades assigned and to­ man gangster fantasy, and ment will be removed and Natural Park on Sun. Mar. quarter. You must have a 3.0 tal units attempted. D or F UCSD filmmaker Eileen Grif­ discarded. (Contents will not Mr. Marc Allen of the CAli­ 18, at 10:30 lI.m. Public In­ GPA and 84 units by the end grades may not be repeated fin's "The Golden Crotch." be bagged) For further in­ FORNIA LAW CENTER, at vited, bring a light lunch. of this quarter. Contact Su ­ on a P/NP basis. (3/16) There will be one showing formation, call ext. 2282. Lone Mountain College in Hike will not be strenuous. zie Jacobs if you are curious Thurs. Mar. 29 at 8 p.m., and (3/16) San Francisco, will be on Info on the club will be of­ or interested. X1944 or 20, two showings Fr. Mar. 30 at 7 campus Fri., Mar. 23, to talk Friday, March ' 16, 9;11 a.m. fered. Call 274-0822 (3/16) 2024. (3/16) A list of Revelle Seniors who and 9 p.m. $1 .75 donation with students who are inter­ Graduate Student Council have announced to gradu­ includes free refreshments. ested In their Master's of Sci­ meeting, Conference Room ate at the end of Winter '73 is Tickets are on sale at the Wo­ ence program for legal spe­ 103A Matthews Campus. monday posted outside the Revelle men's Store, 4157 Adams cialists. Come to Career (3/16) Ave. or at the door. Call UCSD Table Tennis Club Important Acade­ Coliege Provost Office. Planning, 6th Floor, Bldg. Holly, 453-2884, for more A slide show on "SINGA­ meets Mon. & Thurs. at 7:30 Those students who have an ­ 2D, Muir for appointment. mic Senate Meet­ info . (3/16) PORE" will be presented by p.m. in the West Balcony of nounced to graduate should (3/1 6 ) Ing on Tue.day, Lana Cheng of SIO on Fri ­ the gym. All invited to play. check the list to make sure More information at X 2803. March 20 to dl.­ their names are on it. (3/16) Ms. Diane Herman, olthe IN­ day, Mar. 16, at 8 p.m. at the International Center Lounge, (EI) cu.. The Fourth TERNAL REVENUE SER­ VICE, will be on campus Fri. Matthews Campus. EVERY­ College Acade­ ONE WELCOME. Wine and Mar. 30, to interview stu­ mic Plan. M.. tlng The Women's liberation cheese will be served after general The lit 10/ Subject A pro­ dents of all majors for posi­ Front office is open from the presentation. (3/16) I. at 3:30 P.M. In gram is offering a seminar tions as Internal Revenue Of­ ASIAN AMER ICAN STU­ HL AUD. 12:30 to 1:30 every,day, and next quarter on Hoboes; their ficers, Tax Auditors, and DENTS INTERESTED in people are welcome to drop folklore, involvement in poli­ Special Agents. Come by class on Asian American La­ by Rm . 4, 250 MC (ext. tics, and depiction in litera­ Career Planning Services, .aturday bor History, Spring 1973. For 3006). Also WLF has pot­ ture. The course is intended 6th Floor, Bldg. 20, Muir info. regarding class, read­ luck dinners on alternate to be light and rather anti­ College, for appointment and Purim CelebrlJtion with ser­ ing list, etc., contact Nancy Weds. and Thurs. (Phone: academic, in honor of the to pick up your copy of the vices, a play- dancing and X2162 or AASA office. 459-7280). All women invit­ Spring Ouarter and the to­ IRS employment brochures. hamantaschen at Temple (3i16) OFFICIAL NOTICE FROM ed . (EI) pic. The readings will in­ (3/16) Beth EI in Clairemont, begin­ THE REGISTRAR' S OF­ clude accounts of hobo jun­ ning at 6:30 p.m. Mar. 17. In­ Students interested in play­ FICE DEADLINE: Tickets for the gles, techniques of trans­ grid 755-3725. (3/16) ing intercollegiate handball A notice concerning a re­ All-Cal Spring Carnival at portation, selections from the should contact Margie Smith Writing Clinic is open. Ex­ Squaw Valley will only be on cent change in our gradong biography of Boxcar Bertha, live entertainment 8:30 Sat. at the P. E. office or phone perienced tutors will read sale till Friday, Mar. 16. Tic­ policy was mailed to all stu· etc. Weekly reading is meant evening at the Coffee Hut In 453-9374 and -leave their your rough draft papers or kets and other information dents with Fall Quarter, to be thought-instigating woods near Revelle Pro­ name, address, and tele­ 1972, grades. Apparently help you with other writing concerning this ski trip can (inspirational??), but rather vost's Office. (3/16) phone number. (3/16) this notice caused some mis­ problems such as propo­ brief (15-25 pages unless be obtained at EDNA Mon., sals, applications, etc. You Wed., Frl. from 11-1 :00 and understanding. The follow­ you're over· motivated or not Explore, the artists' and Free Films for Finals Week - can make appointments by Tues. and Thurs. from 11-3. ing explanation should clari­ hassled). Short weekly writ­ craftsmens' co-operative lo­ 8 p.m. - Revelle Cafeteria. calling X2401 or go to the 6th So hurry and buy your ticket fy the new policy: ing will be stressed, with cated at 911 Hornblend in Tues. "The Bridge Over The Undergraduates may re­ floor of Bldg. 20. (3/16) to what should be the party of tutoring always available. If Pacific Beach is planning to River Kwai". Wed . "MacKen­ all parties. (3/16) peat courses only when you are interested, and can hold its grand opening on na's Gold". Thurs. "I Love grades of 0, F, or NP were make it to class either Mon. Joint APIS /PHYSICS Semi­ Sat. Mar. 24th. Anyone in­ You Alice B. Toklas". Pre­ received . When a D, F, or NP A FESTIVAL OF WOMEN'S or Wed., 1-3, contact Suzie nar Fri., Mar. 23, 1973. Time: terested in joining Explore sented for your enjoyment by course is repeated and is FILMS will be presented Mar. Jacobs in the Writing Clinic, 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Place: come any Sun. at 7:30 pm or the Revelle Residence Hall one among the first sixteen 29 & 30 at the downtown on the second floor of 20. Rm. 2250, Bldg. 2A, Muir call 454-6988. (3/16) Board. (3/16) (16) units repeated, the ori- YWCA, 1012 C SI. The festi- (3/16)

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services Mom II"ve you. I'no trying to follow the 112 roommates. male. Ig 4 bdrm. 4 ba . wanted 4 Dorman'S recaps wi tUbes. 5:90115 Like new Schwinn Varsity 10-speed. good example you set. but I don't have home Del Mar on beach. $75/62 per fit VW. $25. Call George 6pm. 459- 580 With lock & cable. Brian 459-0093 a. large libido. tu hlia (3/16) mo nxt. qtr. 755-2044 (4/ 3) 6114. (3/16) aft. 8:30 pm (4/3) BMW 5MB Ride needed: to Salem. Oregon and CONTINENTAL MOTORS return. Ready to go March 2 tst eve· Lafeyette L85T stereo amp xlnt 85 W Janet· lust because you're leaving I need to sublease a single dorm room '58 Chevy Sta. Wgn. Runs well. S t 50. 601 So HIli ning Carla. 453-8768 (3116) $701? Car reverb $5. Obi. bed $ 1O . doesn'l mean we aren't gOing to keep on Muir lor spring. Please call Suzy. Call 488-2912 eves. (3116) OceanSide 722·8114 Guitar $10. 488 -9903 (4/3) track of you. Good luck Your sweeties. 273·S049 (4/3) Upright p,ano wanted. please call 755· We service all makes (311 6) 2058. (3116) Singer Zigzag Portable. case. attach­ Brand New Factory 8 Track Tapes and 01 Icrelgn cars. (EF) t bdrm. house Leucadia bluff sublet ments, guarant e. $65. After 51 wknd. Cassettes. Rock. Country. and Folk Mar 23·June 10 S2oo1 mo. 753·4714 POETRY WANTED TO THE BLUE NOVA who rearended 272·8768. (3116) music. Only $2.99 Wes. 274-~29 . OUTSTANDING TYPING service. IBM me at 12:58 AM 3- 13. no damage was lor Poetry Anthology. Please send (4/3) poetry with stamped return envelope Selectnc II. From 75¢ per page B done but you are %¢$I· ? (3/1 6) I g,,1 needed to share 3 bdrm beaut. Kneeboard $ 10. Doug. 453· 0992. to. Contemporary Literature Press. 3 t 1 '67 Cortina GT. rblt. eng .. Irnt KONIS. Condra. 453·5346 (4 / 3) apt. in P.B. Young people in bldg. Joan (3/16) rear GABRIIELS. nu 2 bbl. HOLLEY. s.w I hope you always realIZe how 274· 4655 (4/3) Colifornla Street. Suite 412. San Fran· lOIS more. bel. 9am 273-26:18 (4/3) Anvone Interested In a fide to Covina, hard I am pushing on that hOnky cisco. California. 94104 . (4/24) AM IFMIMPX 1973 PIONEERI GAR· G'endora. or West Covina Mar 16· 17. mountain. F.V (3/1 6) FOR RENT 1 bedroom in large. loose RARD 200 wan. New 5500. want 53SO. Karman Ghla lor sele. 1963 very good I need a ride to Palo Alto. Stanlord call Mike' 453- 1951 (4/3) Del Mar House SSO/mo. Call Lou 755· Wayne. 755-8763. nights. (3116) condo 223·8987 evenings 5 to 7 (4/3) B.B H. - May you have the happiest 7539. (413) . area. Leave Frl., or Sat. , finals week. Expert TYPing - 5 yrs. experience on 01 birthdays yet - you sexy thing. All Share exp .• drIVing. Mary: 453·7257. Two telephones made by lIT. $20 VW pickup Single cab 1600 engine. all types 01 papers. Fast service. Ex­ my love. T T.F. (3/16) Room lor rent In Del Mar house. ISO (311 8) each, 453·8722, Ask lor Michael. Excellent cond o 488· 7027 (3116) cellent grammar and spelling. SO¢/pg. yds Irom the beach. $85/mo. + utll. (3116) Clallemont area. IBM Selectnc. Call Jeff 755-8697. (4/3) WANTED: Good home lor 5 mo old 1960 Corva/r $200. Good condl~on . Tired 01 putting your hand over the Manlyn at 565·7060. (4/3) hou.lng mixed pup; spayed & has distemper Girls 10'speed Raleigh $70. Queen Need quiet fern . to share lurn. apt shots; Bill 755-6060 days (3116) phone and your caller stili hearing what size waterbed wi lrame $25. Cathryn you say? Try phone censor: you push HELIX EMPLOYMlNT Own bdrm and bathrm. $571 mo Incl. 755-7539 (4/3) AGI!NCY Needed: Female to share duplex In Oel util. Helen 273·8367 (4/3) Need tire chains lor VW during last a button and telephone transmission Is Mar with two other girls. l':! block Irom Low lee - no deposit week 01 Mar. 454· 2475, evenings temporarily interrupted. Call 453·8722. 1 pr Swiss mountain climbing bool8. beach. $751 mo. 453-8409. Ask for (3116) Time payments· no interest 1 male to share 2 br apl in 0 M Many (3/16) new. Mark 755·7887 (4/3) Gall. (3116) Permanent and temporary exlras Inc tennis crts. pool. and Irplce. Sponsor needed Ir Thoroughbrd geld· positions available Oan 755·9439 a" 5pm (4/3) Handicapped man (mosHy self· help) ing wlEng teck, Irom April thru Sept 61 Dodga Sta Won. Runs Male Roommate Wanted La Jolla well. nMd. 2560 Fllst Ave. needs roommate by April 10 $851 mo 1973: Holly. 755-6520. (3116) bettery. $125. 211 Acacia. 755·3949. Village Apts. $68 751 mo. Call 453- San D.ego Oel Mar is super In springl own room In Dave Greene 298·9618 (413) (4/3) 8157. (3/16) Tele.lhO(le· 235-612t • turn. house. _ to believe! $SO/mo. For sale, New 1971 Flat 124 coupe. (4/3) 755·6532 aft. 5. ( ~/3) Wanted: Muir apartment lor quarter $55. 5p. Quarter Fern . to share room Excellent condition. Bast offer. 453· '72 Yamaha 2SO Enduro. Per1ect 2.000 break. Bob at ~53-6102 . (3/16) with Med. StUd. Pri. entra .. bath. relng 5423. (4/6) ml. $600. Phil 753-4362 eve. (4/3) Fern. rmte. needed lor house in Det ALASKA. 1 edIl "de (only) to Fair­ Across from ocean. 454-1 946. (3116) banks lor 61 ~rs hard work on my Mar spring qualler 755·8697 aft. 5 Student needs help In 'tiling out '67 Plymouth Sport Coupe Fury til 2 almost new 14 Inch tires $20 or best experiment. I cabin community (4/3) appllcallons "earnings unlimited'· Fpr Rent: Own room in house In Claire­ Bronze with blk vinyl top. AUI. trans. olfer 755·3025 aft 5:00 (~/3) near there. ,~u , help dnve. ~ cars Iv. Joe 280· 2375 (3116) inon1. Pets okay. female prelerred. Call Power: seat. steering. brakes. Tinted Apr 15 lor 2-3 wk camp triP Law· 565-0996 (3/16) trayel glass. radio, heater. new radial w.w. Beethoven compo plano music. 20 abiding nonl makers prelerred Pets & Need Inlo about trails and backpack­ tires - ONE OWNER - Sharp cond o stareo records. paid 520. sell 11 $ 15. children 0'" ~:rlt$ Cc:,: ~ ""C'p""nt; Ing conditions at the Grand Canyon. Wcet tj. ? '" more gil'" to rent lull·lurn. CHARTERS YEAR ROUND. No more $850. Jeri. 453·2768 a"a' 5. (3/16) never ueed . Julia ~53 · 6557 (4/3) t070 Bnoht fl. EI Contro Ca. 92243 Keith ~53 · 6112 (413) , . 2 bdrm apt upstairs f'1I JPlex $175. clu b teest SO Capartures. also NYC. (4/3) 272· 9345. (3/16) Japan & Australia. Youlh Fares. 100. '65 Olds. Vista Crulsar F·8S Green Peugeot PX· l0 exc. cond .. all alloy Help. Male student desires brief plato· Station Wagon . 9 passenger. tilt steer­ bike. Many aXlra •. lOme Campy parts Since 1959: ISTC. 323 N. Beverly Or .• nic marriage lor legal! economic rea· Beverly HIllR. Ca. 90210. (213) 275- Ing wheel . radio. heater. Power: and spares. Greg 453·5155 W3) For rent. House, new. 2 BR unl . adults sons Females only. 453· 5363 Iv 8180. (5/29) brakes. wtndowa . Leather Int .. Mlcha· 10lt and found 35 yrs +. no pets. $ 175 Enclnllas, call message lor Marc (4/3) collect (213) 874-8535 eves. (3116) Itn tires In fair condo Ex . cond $5SO. Snort n' Norlin '71 750. With oil cool­ lUPlOPl!, IIPlAlL I JAPAN. LOW Jeri, 453· 2768, after 5 (3116) er, new tires. chain. Built lor tour· LOST BroY n ~eret In MUll Commons new COST STUDENT FLIGHTS ALL YEAR Needed. a nde to Portland or Seanle­ Ing. Mike 453-6208 (4/3) - Dorm alla - I~ '. last week RE­ '64 Chev Corvalr Monza Coupe­ Super manslon· by·the·Sea LJ IncO yd ROUND. SKI & CAMPING TOURS. soon Either Mark or Galt at 755-7022. WARD' 75! -6 86. or X2755 Loren· (3116) Wht. with blue lealher Int radio, heat· extras share $300 thru sumr t·2 grvy A.I.I.T., 1436 S LA CIENEGA BLVD . Horae Grey Mare 7 Yra. l':! A.. ~I.n zo (3/16) er. lactory air cond white wall tires - people 459-8595. ( ~/3 ) Good Hunterl Jumperl Trail $5SO or LOS ANGELES. CA 90035 (213) 652· ONE OWNER - excellent cond $3SO 2727. 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