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Local developers send a message to UCSD By EILEEN MO RRIS and STEVE STOY ANOW Staff Writers "There's nothing on a UCSD. are not in the best and High way 52 on the south. - Lake at La Jolla Village. question the traffic \'olume railroad track here," Jim Hare interest of the university. He Developers have" named the 120 acres of residential units intenSl\-e de\"elopment would told six new members of the stresses that the realiza tion of area "the Golden Triangle," surrounding a 9 acre lake at bring (for example, La Jolla U n ivers it y Communit y these developments w ill because of its money-making Nobel and TO\\ ne Center Village Dr. currentl} handles Planning Group Tuesday constitute a betrayal by the potential, a potential. they Drive around 32,000 cars per day night. Hare, a community city of San Diego of an claim, that commercial and - Plaza at La Jolla Village. a With dewlopmem. the \"Illume planner for the city of an agreement entered into with industrial development would commercial residential pro­ would Increase to around Diego , was referring to the the university in 1959, to the serve better than exclusivelv ject at the northeast corner of 65.000 per day). The) also University Community Plan. effect that the area around residential development. - La Jolla Village Dr. and qUt'"tion whether or nDt the soon to come before the San UCSD would become a Projects proposed by various Genesee Interests of FCSD would he Diego City Council, and the "coll ege tow n;" the majority of developers include: - Uni\'ersitv Center, a serwd s ubject of much debate in the the land was originally to have - a Sheraton Hotel on La commercial resident lal pro­ Residences around [(SO - local community. The plan been used to create affordable Joll a Village Drive directly ject located at La Jolla Village apartments and rondomin proposes rezoning much of the residential hou sing for the across frGln the l lni versitv Dr. and Interstate 3. lum<.; - are already pnLed out land surrounding UCSD from campus community. Towne Center " diagonally opposite the of the range of man} ::-tudent an Rl ·5 (residential) zone, to a One board member expres" - Brittany Village, a Veterans Hospital budgets. Rents in the proposed CA (commercial) which allows sed co ncern at Tuesday's combination commercial/ - La Jolla Colon). a commercia! reSIdent lal zone, for intensive commercial and meeting that " this trend residential project located at residential project near Nobel would be e\en higher. as office use. (commercial development) is the intersection of La 10lla Dri\e commerCial zones 1I1Y3nabh Roger Re velle, one of not one coming from within Village Dr. and Genesee Ave. - The Eastgate Technol­ raIse property \-alue. and t! I~ UCSD's founders. di sagrees the community. This is a trend co mpri sed of a hotel, ogy Park near the Eastgate likeh that much of the ne\\ with Hare's analysis of the that is b~in~ thrust upon the condominiums. and shops 1\.1 all and Genesee intersection houslI1gwould not bea\'atlable situation. Revelle believes that communIty. - La Jolla Int ernational The deSirability of such on a rental baSIS the proposed developments, The area in question is Towers, south of UTC. would massive growth has been a \Vah student enrollment \ovhich includes five hotels. roughly 9,000 acres of land havetwohighris ~of30and;32 major concern of mern bers of nsmg an an'rage of --l'H'1l four offi e parks and a number bordered by Interslate 5 on the stories as well as iOO the llCSD commun1t\ and of sky scrapers to the east of west, Highv,'ay 805 on the east. residential unit ~ residents of La Jolla Critics pka ... c turn to pa~e 6 Soviet Union airs views on nuclear weapons. Page 5. A few football predictions. Page 7. Men's volleyball gets set for 1983 season. Page 7. Thursday,January 13,1983 The UCSD Guardian 2 The UCSD Guardian Thursday, January 13,1983

The_U<;SD Guardian Oliphant There's a trickle born every minute

"Don't worry," Mrs. Fred That will really bring our bills bonds?" American lit lien." 1.()?Xn~c?c~ ¥j~c~~~n~~atc said cheerfully, "we can down." Fred lo ld him hethdn't own "Then you're out of lutk." Fred was sit ting around the always sell the furniture ," " Don 't be such a worry any of those thmgs. the man said. "Weonlv tnckle· house going through the bills wart," said Mrs. Fred. "You "What I S your mone\ down 10 fort·igner ... hi.'re 1 ry when he noticed he had a "We sold the furniture last know darn well our trickle· invested in'" the man asked· Defense. The~ haH' tons of problem. month," Fred grumped. "Well , we can always sell down check Will arrive any day " Rill s," ..,aid Fred. "I ha\'e money Opinion "Honey," he shouted to his now." . the car," Mrs. Frerl said . one of the most exten"'l\e The gu~ al [)den~e wa ... wife, "the dent ist says if we Fred had almost forgotten port folios on t he block." \ cry "ympathetic. don't pay him by the first of "We sold the car to buy the about the trickle-down . Fred was told to tn the ''I'm not really suppf)~ed to next month, he's going to take furniture," Fred yelled. "Why , ['lIslglled edilorials represelll Ihe OpilliulI' uf Ih .. edilor;lI/ board II} Ih e I 'csn The President of the t rnlted Health and Human Sei-nees do t hh," ht· \\'hi"pered Lr, fred, Guardiall The edilorial board is composed of Sl'Oli 't'Ollllg, LislI Lupill, Tum the kids' teeth back." don't we just sell the kids? Rill/kill a lid Caly Tillkle_ All olher a rlides ill Ih is seclioll (Ire solely Ih('opillioll oflhe States had promised it to hlln Department. "bul \'our ston· ha.., (JUChl'Cl wriler a lid du nOln ecessarily represellilhe I'iell's of Ihe GUllrdi() II. iI, ('dllllrllli bOil rd. at the last c1ection_ " I came for n1\ trickle· m\' ht;arl. Wellt-here .. ils (ldl'erlisers or Ih e Negellis o/Ihe l 'lIil'fTsily uf ClIlifumi(l_ Ju<.;t let the rich keep all their dcm n," Fred ... a Id t h-ere. -'I he gU\ came bal k \\ II h a The day of the money instead of paying taxes "Are you trul~ needy)" the huge box· and e\'eryhod~ will b<>nefit, the woman a~ked. " Here," he ... ,wl. ''(' ... e II In President had "aid. If YOU let ''I'm not sure." Fred "aid. glJod health. ' The UCSD crisis political penguin the rich hang onto- their "Havt' \OU catt'n In tht· la ... t 'I ... mv tfllkle-dl/\\'n mlJnev money, they \"ill go out and three wepks? Do mu ()\\ n \ our in t hl'n'~ • Fred a ... kt·d - By MARK P. lJIAMOND heard abou t the penguin?" huy thing.., and build things own underwear? Ha\l" YOU "Oh, hie ... " me no, 'the: man overcrowding and At dawn on a seemingly "joe, joe who?" Atkinson and hire people tu do thing .... laughed in the la"t \ ear:''' . chuckled. "That'" tht ;\lark·;) average clay at UCSD, a replied. " And the mo ney will "Well, gel', I brue,~ "'0," Fred [)mgbat :'\11" ... 1Ie It'.., b"('r­ maintenance employee was "You know - Joe WATSON actuallv tnckle dow n to me'" conceded. guided, he:lht'ekmg and can lack of space walking across Ihe campus. - the Vice Chancellor," Like scotch (J\er rocks, hIS "Surn'." "aid Ihe woman. hit a nl!J~quit(J at "jIJO yards." On his way past the gym, he Watson answered. President as,-u'red him. "Then vou 'rt' not need \'." "But what can I d,) With a noticed something quite ·'Oh yes, of course, ah which But here it was more than "Rut-what If I \\ert needy?" mi. 'i1le?" Fred wailed As we are all hanging in there in this, the last strange - waddling around on of our Penguins are you asking two years later and Fred's Fred asked. "Would I get in} 'I he gU) ... cralched hi'" head. week of free ads and drops, waiting patiently in top of the hump was a penguin. about''' Atkinson inquired. t ri ckie-down check had still tnckle-duwn then?" "Kill m(Nlult(le~.,J" he "ald. positions far: down on the class waiting list for The maintenance employee " We on ly hav one, and not arrived. "No." the woman :-ald. "But Fred ustd hi" last , :i to take wa ' s hocked. Hi s union right now it's by the student ··Golly, it must be del ayed In \\ e ha \ I' ... ome verv nice a cah to the \\'hlle HlJu"e. He the possiblity of an opening, it becomes apparent contract did not mention center. We had better get a the mail ," Mrs. Fred said . chee"e." . \\a" "ho\\n to a ha"ement that we are in the middle of a campus crisis. anything about caring for handle on the situation. If the "Honey," said Fred. ''I'm The woman suggested he office where a man in a three­ UCSD has a housing shortage. There is not penguins. Upset, he quickly La Jolla Town Council finds going to go to Wa shing10n and try the State Department. piece .,uit ,,·a.., "Hung under a eno~h room to house the 13,000 plus student called his supervisor and out about this, we can forget pick up that check in pcr..,on_ "Nobodv knu\\-. \\hat they do dflppmg plpe_ The ... ign on the explained that he should not about our new sculpture Where's my hat?" over there." ... he ..,aid. ":\ola\ he man"" de"k ... ald SpeCIal population in our limited campus classrooms. " We sold iI," Mr". Fred sald_ Students are suffering, and, with the exception have to care for a penguin in funding," Watson added. the\ handle the trickle-dIm n." A... "i',tant for the Trickle· addition to his other pressing "Who the hell ordered a "I-Ia\·e a nice trip." . We can give }011 $10 Down. of the construction now underway on the Third respon. ibilities. The super­ penguin? I don 't remember Fred's first stop was at the billion," the man at State saId. The man "ho\\ t'Cl Fred a 2()· College campus, nothing is being done to combat VI 'or called his boss, who in approving any such request," Treasur) Depart ment. "FantastIC!" Fred ..,houted. mmute ... Iide ..,how pro\'Jng the problem. Professor's salaries are being used turn called his boss. Theentire Atkinson lamented. "You want more monev?" "N ow t he kld~ \\111 be able to t h II1g... \\ ere getl1 ng bell er and inefficiently, students are given ludicrous class grounds department became "I don't know, maybe the man there said. "After·all chew their food Just like their lwtler. Then he ga\t· Fred a hours, and hundreds of students are being turned involved in the dispute; if someone from the zoology t he PreSident has done for fnends. But all I reall\' need j, ":Iav the [our... e·· button and penguin care were to be a part department. I had nothing to you?" a few hundred buck..,·" a ... ked him til ",upporl the away from lectures they are required and desire of campus maintenance, a new do with it." Watson whined. . "If he does any more for me. "ThiS IS no lime to be Pre ... ident 10 I ~.K·L to take. Yet, there are buildings on this campus contract had to be negotiated. Atkinson _co ntemplated the I'm going to have to take out a modest," the man ..,ald. Fred ... hook hi'" head 'You which are not being utilized. AI 8 am, Vice Chancellor Situation. He realized that as mortgage on the cat," Fred "f)c\'cloplng nations need can tnckle all (II Ihe Pl~)PIl' Professors have to turn away hundreds of Watson was informed of the chancellor, he must diffuse all said. billIOn ... to iight communt"m "lime of the t 1111l' and ... ome of students on waiting lists due to a shortage of dispule. Suspecting a ruse rumor s that could be The man wa" ver\, ... tern. Take the SIO bllluJn With our the JX.>oplt· all of the time." Letter to the Editor "Wha t ha VI' you bet;n dOl ng seats in the lecture halls. It is a waste of a perpetrated by the unions, damaging to the uni\,er..,it y. hle ... ~ing." Fn'd ..,ald. "But r\e tWel" Wat son quickly ca lled '''j oe, organize a press \nth all your ~par< mom'v) "[ t hmk there\; heen a trlckk-d IInce tL~) otten:' professor's salary when he is capable and willing Chancellor Atkinson. conference In my office for \V hat kind of ... tocks IS II mIStake," Fred "'itld. ''1'01 not a Tllt'n he \\ t'nt hnm{ ami to accomodate an extra one hundred students in "Dick. this IS Joe. I!.a\·e you 9:30_" . ime ... ted In? \\hti kind of dt,\ elopmg nallon. I'm Ju"t an tuok out d mtort:.;agt lin thec.11 his class. Laws forbid students sitting on the Mitch Sosna misunderstood plca... c turn to page ... ------~------stairs and in the aisles, filling lecture halls over their capacities. Editor: my being asked for a response that it is almost inevitable that to this issue. What r expressed the educational fees would Clearly, we need more large lecture halls, I am writing this in response to the article written by Mitch to Mitch is that students will eventually change also. Weare especially if UCSD plans to continue with its Sosna regarding the state be frustrated with the fee all concerned and wish to do New on campus ... increasing acceptance rates of 500 additional educational budget. It would increases, but that the whatever possible as students students per year. be appreciated if in the future increase is not something to meet these changes. The General Campus Classroom being built at when someone is asked a which has been unanticipated. Third College will have two major lecture halls question of such importance It seems that with the changes J anine LoCicero INVEST for you! S in society and the economy Muir College Council Chair I that hels he be quoted accomodating 700 students total, and three correctly. [ was misunder· smaller rooms accomodating a total of 220. This stood and mIsquoted. I would In Your Future Today is a wise move on behalf of the planning like to clarify that the Muir The UCSD Guardian HOHi. 1 ' l'~J) ! La 1,,1I;1.(!!l li ~ 1 ~ 1I~ :;17 11 1 I ~, ~:l liiti 6~pR6S commission, yet it is not projected to be College Council had discussed completed until the middle of the Fall Quarter of the issue at our meeting last Thursday, Jan. 6 just prior to "n,11 Young lh." :'-IIlkc' 1983, and will not be in full use until the Winter Gl'lll'ral :\1 a na g"r Editor ~\.\. of 1984. This is too late for the problems that are I,.nd;. Lt'" h I'alll F;.r" ,·" \,,1(,,", :l.k:l.lu ll.n occuring now. ;\lanaging Edit'" We would like to know why buildings like Parking \ ...... ,,,-.. Gl'l1eral ;\lunaj.(l'r" Mandeville Auditorium are not being used for I h,"1"" l~ill1k 'lI I J;lI ld hkll.,.nn l;'11 I 'l1k" lectures when space is such a problem. Presently Editor: :",. \\ ... Editor ... Ill-ad T~ Pl''''l't In Mandeville is used for finals and midterms - it Recently, while trying to park my car on a campus lot in I.". l.ap.11 r'pl''''l' ttl' r ... : IJ ••• lla \1\1'1" . ~ Call obviously can accomodate student. Yet the the Revelle area, I was Opi Ilioll Editor lI1lH.I1(" ()'I(·r\\;rldu . 1\ .. II:rnl '-______please tunl to page 11 I hOIIlt' ./ .. 11."" \\ a,',,'11 appalled and surprised at the \1 .\'11;11'1 \ 1111 number of other students who, Ft.'HIlI!"'· ... Ecli1t.r j \ 1111 long distance \1 "'" like myself, were searching for Pn)dUlOli()u \lana).!l' r a parking space. \l1rll,'\\ 1"" ,1 ,. Condensed wisdom \ rt ... Ed i t ,"- l''''I(IU('lioll \\·"dH'r ... : I ,hll Dial direct to the 50 states, Can't something be done Illllh,";': lilli- \IIUl1g and tal k for about thiS prohlem? I realize With a U.S.E. IRA! 1.111 \ lIg1l'l Puerto RICO and the U S 30 d that the university is strapped \"'''' ..t . ,\re ... I '~ ditnr With an Individual Retirement Account you keep more of your Virgin Islands Just enough By ROGER SIMON for money, but I can't really I h,' I l ~/! (",,"r/'flJI .' SeeD n S L", Angcles Time, S~'nditate 1'1I"",lwd \I,,'HI,II' .llIrI 1I111l' time to say hi sweetheart I'hil I ,.. III II. income now and have more for your retirement years too! helieve that a new parking lot 01,11' dill 1111: il1t' ;"',,tI"II'II' 1t'.I' 11\ SI'\10N SAYS : "pori" I·_ rlillll' hi mom and dad passed my would cost that much. Forone, 11IC"nl'''I I 'L~ I J 1<('1'.,.11111"1111' There's still time to make an IRA deposit for last year and f 50 ¢ , - I break out in a swpat every time 1 try to use a Canadian finals send money miSS you \I'l' \\ Ithoul 1.M..'nnl ...... 1!111 tl! dll\ 0 the amount of money which \llth.wl "11·\,11' reduce your taxable gross income by up to $2,000. With r CO lO . IItiltllll1 III lill" I1t·\\ ... pa]Jt'! I .... arrived OK • - Wh y don 't people send perfumed letters any more? parking violat ion fees bring in 1'111110 Editor u.S.E.'s high interest rates your tax defelTed retirement funds - alone - would, I think, pay -11'1'1" JlIIIllIiJ'l('d ,\,,1 fl"I"m,iI,I,' Call now - Women who wear leg warmers are just showing off. 1111 \111' "lit Ikd 1ll,lnll', 1'1 pI'-. til ;111 grow fast - and they're Federally insured to $100,000. Don't for new parking spaces. And IllI (,IIIIIIIIIIH .... lIh .... n lill''' If! tht Look for the brtght green phone With the Express Call Sign - In stead of executing criminals, why don't we just force Siaff WI·it'-' .. ~: lalh, \tgalll1. I", \II~"' " 1.1111" " \11111'.11,. wait. Visit your U.S. E. Credit l nion office soon. moreover, land should not be a John Brill'. {;rl'gor\ lllapelit'. J ill' Localions at University of Caltl them to go to a Sandy Dennis film festival. I'dllill \t\\ ... ~t'I\llt' ;Inri prohlem: a dozen or so acres of Fa 111.'11 iI, I ) ~\, Id FI ",m .ng" I. '\lrkt' - People who say they are doing something for your ow n I IW IT .... II JIlt" .... ~\ nd H ,III' Register For A Free Home Computer Central Library. MUir Cafeler1a Humanities Library good rarely are. unused land exist in and (;r,'t'nberg, 'I odd lIa.l1l" , Tlln around the Revelle area. Ka,,()unl . (;reg ;\hwl rom'. (,ll' Ih" 1IIIIlt'I ... IOI:III'd "'CJll lht'il'-ol III Anyone can win. Drawing Apli\ 1 f), 19R:t - In a few more months, £'11 Ilave enough wire coat ~anltJyo. Jl'ff ~a\ agt' .Jdf ~lhap.ro. ,11. 1\('\' II, · 1""",-1 (lIl.n· .11 Ih .· hangers to crochet a Volkswagen. What adds in"ult to injury i" T ~ nal1 ~('hl11ldl. .11111 Slhul/, t'ih";lhpllh 11l'(· ... \\ t' illl' lIPt ' l1 You need not be present to win. - Do people still eat mutton? Why? the fact that ample number of ;\1 allrt'en '1 chil kallill1 ,\llkd 1"1\",," '1,1111. :il1r1 ., p '11 \1"11t1 ,1I n v wI no! ,"eluded 1 ·I ollm lh - If you can't stand up right now and slOg al I t he words to parking spaces abound on the 1111 "111:11 '" "t;,\ the Star Spangled Banner, you ought to be ashamed. R'velle and Muir lots - but ""'u 1I .... n 11'111111 .... "tI, h~' 11Llllt'.}.;, .. Vol. 48, No.4 t h!'l! la .mh,·, pas<.;enl{er ~ are good p 'ople to avolcL " " "It lilt" l .. ",I.., "ld,lId pleusl' lurn to P"'J.W ., Michael R. Riggs 4 The UCSD Guardian Thursday. January 13.1983

The UCSD Guardian page 5 A penguin and the UCSD political system Thomas Rankin, News Editor New-s January 13, 1983 continued trom page 3 Maybe we can get a good story to the penguin. Those handful general. The Opinion . beginning. The administra­ EQUAL TIME __ Meanwhile, students out of this after all." Everyone of students who noticed the c.olumnists ignored the tion made more statements Mushroom started drifting onto campus agreed and the group scurried penguin thought that it was penguin and wrote their usual while the AS Council passed preparing for their first class. to the AS offices. part of a '.'beerless" T.G. But boring column s. more resolutions. After The Soviets' Although the penguin was in The reporters could not at the students did not bother the Late that night, as suddenl y several student referenda, the house is up plain view, no one seemed to first find any members of the penguin; he cont inued to as it appeared, the penguin Regents became involved. nuclear view notice it. AS Council. After more happily waddle around the disappeared. Some students Some say that the day of the on the block penguin was a milestone in the Moscow (TASS NEWS)­ Promptly at 9:30, the searching, they located a few hump. blamed its disappearance on a By JOHr-. BRICE Chancellor started the press council members in the Pub. Throughout the afternoon, plot by the CIA. history of UCSD. Those whc Following is the Lext of the ~Iaff Wroter conference. The Council members said co llege councils called Although the penguin was are wiser realize that that day article "On the Question of There IS a gexxl chance that "Just what is this penguin?" that they were unaware of the emergency meetings. The gone, the cont r_oversy was on ly was only an average day. Decency" published in the dUrIng your four , six or a reporter from the Los Angeles situation but promised to ca ll Third College Council passed a newspaper PRAVDA on whate\'er years at trCSf), you Times ·i nquired. an emergency meeting. resolution calling for an end to December 19, 1982. have been to a party at the "Well, our reports tell us The meeting lasted a half imperialism against penguins. Articles accepted The US Administration bubble house. Depending on that it's a black and white bird hour. The members as embled The Muir College Council issued a statement the other what your were eatmg, you that like cold weather and together to make a statement. called for economic sanctions Tired of wntlng only term complaints, or anything you day attempting for the may ha\'e thought that you against the administration. papers? Would you like to get have a strong feeling about. umpteenth time to give a were at the mushroom house swims," Atkinson related. "We are tired of the For more informatIOn, ca ll the "I know that," retorted the administration ignoring The Revelle College Council your opin ion s aired and your distorted interpretation of the This is, 111 fact . withIn the reporter. "What is it doing at student's rights!" exclaimed discussed the issue for an hour mind cleared? We are Opinion Editor a t the state of things at the talks on realm of possibIlity. and then po tponed any action interested in student opinions Guardian, or mail in your the limitation of nuclear The mushroom house SIb this university?" the Commissioner of External submission s directlv and "I am not at liberty to say," Affairs. "Obviously the unt il a poll could be taken at and will accept student weapons in Europe. aga~int the ocean-factng clIffs Atkinson anwered. "But I administration thinks it can the next Ice Cream Social. The written articles on issues, include a phone numJJer. [t i highly indicative that just north of Scnpps PIer You wou ld like you to know that we put a penguin on this campu Warren Co\1ege council did not the statement by the White can not reallv see It from am are handling the situation. without consulting students. meet. Once more people began House emphasizes the claim road. vou neect to walk around Presently we are organizing a No way! The AS Council just to wonder if the Warren that the so-called "zero­ the Ittt Ie cove whIch "hield" il task force that will maximize passed a resolution directing Co\1ege Council really existed. More wisdom again option" on the question of from Ardath Road tra\elers. our available resoures within all students to boycott classes At 2 pm, a group of students medium-range nu c lear That i ju~t the way that Its the current restraints imposed until the administration organized a protest. The continued from page 2 systems is the "best way" for eJ\\ ner, Robert fJrnnerman, upon us." swears to accept student input students carried large banners - I wish Ma Bell would invent a more pleasant busy reaching agreements in wants it. "[ \\'cnt to great COsts "If you can't tell us about on all future penguin which denounced inustice signal. Geneva. At the same time it is and trouble to make the hOUst' the penguin, then why did you acq uisitions." against penguins: "No More - Wives never like their husbands' haircut . well known that in reality the compatIble with the cliffs and organiie this press confer­ The reporters were Imperiali m Against Pen ­ - Parents who allow their kid s to go through a revolving American "zero" has for a year the en\'Jronment. I redId It to ence?" a reporter from The overjoyed at this display. Now guins," "Stop US Intervention door more than once ought to be beaten with sticks. now been blocking talks and The mushroom house stand!> alone against the bluffs north of Scripp., Pi(' r. It'., for make It thb wa\" "a\,;, Guardian asked. they had enough controversy Again t Penguins" and "Eat - Why do salad bars have protective glass over them? To can not serve as a basis for sale. along with clifftop main house, for $~t5 million. Sec story. Drnnerman, whu bciught the "To inform the press about to merit a front page story. at the Che Cafe." keep you from drooling on the pickled beets? outlining any mutually hOllse for S600.01JO 111 1980. the penguin," Atkinson The penguin incident gave By 3 pm, another di spute - People who come up and say, "You don 't remember me, acceptable decisions. The home was ;n disrepair answered in an annoyed voice. the council another opportun­ was brewing at The Guardian . do you?" should be thrown down a flight of stairs. If the USA " till believes in West as regards this type of strategIc balance In Its fa\'or, hypocntlcal stand. thf' So\let as a resu 1t of beach \'a ndab. su "But at this point in time we ity to defend students' rights. Within the staff, two groups of - Never buy anything that says "One size fits all." accordance with its "zero weapon . to deploy 1!1 Western Europe Union's approach to the Dinnerman spent a year and cannot tell you anything." Unfortunately, action on edi tors debated over the choice - If we witched the extra day of Leap Year to the end of option" that it will ever be able Washington knows well its new missiles. which are problem of reductIon and a-half remexlcling the 60·ioo After the press conference, other, less important issues of pictures to use on the front June instead of the end of February. we cou ld get an extra to achieve a unilateral that the Soviet Union has specially deSIgned fo r limilatlOn of nuclear wt:'ap()n~ diameter pie· like home, lOll the reporters were dismayed such as student housing and page of the next issue. One day of summer rather than an extra day of snow. abolition of all Soviet medium­ never had and does not ha ve launching strIkes agaInst 111 Europe IS clear The Soviet slIces rnclud1l1g e\,erythmg over the lack of substance in fees was postponed until the group wanted to use a picture - Are people namedJohn Smith embarrassed to sign hotel range missiles, while the USA any monopoly in Europe as strategic objectives deep inside SIde propose... a radIcal. from an unsurpassed ocean the Chancellor's position. penguin "crisis" was resolved. of the Chancellor looking registers? together with NATO does not regards missiles. The NATO the Sodet L nion's territory. threefold reduction of all view to a sauna. Ht:' put on a "Hey," exclaimed one Around lunchtime, a crowd stupid while talking to - After a toast, ['11 bet everyone has a secret de ire to dash give up a si ngle one of its member countries - the alli es But It is clear e\'en to a medlum - ran~e nuclear tan roof. which blt'nds \\Ith reporter. "Let's go to the AS gathered on the hump next to reporters and the other group his glass into the fireplace. aircraft, a single one of Its of the USA - have hallistic schoolchild that I he points at weapons belongl ng to the the sard -:-;tone rldis. Council. They're always good the penguin. Few, if any wanted to use a picture of the - Banks that have lousy pens attached to the counter missiles, which is the gist of missiles and in considerahle issue are absolutely incompa USSR and the I'SA in Ell rope, something the old royal hlue for a controversial quote. students payed any attention Chancellor looking stupid in should not be trusted with your money. t he "zero opt ion ," it is high numbers. It is an open secret rable things. The 572 ne\\, \\ hlch doc" not It'(\\e anv rooi did n{lt do The homl I' time, at last, to lake a sober against whom these missIles American mlssrle , \\ hich the plea.,e turn to page] 0 plea ... (' tUI-n to pagl' 10 look at things. There will be no are deployed. Washington also USA IS planning to deplo} on unilateral di sarmament of the knows well that the Soviet the territory of Its European oviet Union. He who Union by no means strives for allies would he a direct continues clinging l naciously an advantage over the West as addItIon to the American to the American "zero" does regards medium -range mean '. strategic nuclear potential. CalPIRG hotline not want an agreement at Our proposals made at Geneva Meanwhi Ie , the SO\'let Geneva. He wants a deploy­ leave no doubt on that score. medium·range mIssiles, which Are you having problems laIPIRG. the Caltfornl3 II1g ment of new American There is a balance as regard~ have countered the NATO gett your security deposit PublIc Interest Rc ... earch back or vour landlord to attend Group. i~ a student run and missiles in Europe and the medIUm-range means in nuclear mean~ 111 Europe for nothing more. And this must Eu rope. and the Soviet l nion more than 20 veal'" now , do not to needed repaIrs? Do you funded orgamzatlOn w(lrklll~ be said plainly. proposes to preserve it. but at a reach the liSA :--.10 \'erhal knO\\- \\, here to get your car to promote cunsumer nghts. The American side is again considerahle lower level. subterfuges can conceal thi~ repai red or how to gt:'t your Im-estigatlon of a c()mpan~'~ citing hackneyed arguments As is clear from the fu ndamen tal di ffen'nee. appltance \\ arrant Ie., honored? "en ice reputation. in support of its plan fur ~ tat erne 11 t b \. the U S Likewise. it is impossible to No\\, there\ assIstance for The uffice wtll he opt'n unilateral dIsarmament of the Administration,' the White conceal the fact that the L'SA the"e kInds of prohlems Tuesda\ ' .... \\\'dnesda\'" and llSSR. The main argument is House does not like the SO\iet ha~ so far (onducted the m arlable em campu~.lal PIRt; Friday,,- in>m 1~ 00 to ··t on tll the il\\'ented proposit ion of the proposals not becall~e they (;ene\J talks \\ I~h an eve not ha" set lip :-. hotline to enahlt' gl\ t' consumer tIP" and Smiet Union's " missi le allegedly place the Western to a reduct Hln or ,\r1l1S aild not <;tudl'nt~ 10 pmtl'l't Iht'\1l ... t-!\ps rderrab for a \\ Ide rangl' ot monupoly" in Europe, the SIde in an unequal posit ion, to st rellJ.,1helllng of pt'ace. but a., con'oUllH'r ... :\ t rall1NI sl aif complalflb The ottlCt' :- alleged striving of the Soviet but because they deprIve the to ensuring the Il1lpll'll1l'nta will offct a~"i ... tanct' \\ ith 1IK'a t toO III 1\ III :!O, III t hL SIde to preserve some lIS A of the opportunity to tllm of It s mrlltary deSIgns. t'\'erythlllg trom l'\plaJll lng StudL'nt Ct'ntl'r. or call 1:;2 "essent ial advantage" over the upset the European and ('nlike Vva"hlllgton ' ~ Ihe law and your OPI\()lb to .t:l~7

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TWe'nticth Ccntury los Angt'lc5 CA 90024 (21.3) 825-2085 8 .1111 to ri tion • Art!) of tile Vic turicHI Age • 5 pilI weekdays. 6 The UCSD Guardian Thursday, January 13, 1983 The--~------~~==~==~------~------Golden Triangle continued from page 1 Hare identifies community reports , mainly through percent each year, it is needs as being created by the groups like the UCPG. estimated that there will be university, and asserts that Once the recommendations 25,000-35,000 students by the these needs will be fulfilled by are made, the plans and year 2000, with an almost the propsed development. reports are submitted to the equalnumberofstaff.UCSD's Hare claims that the City Planning Commission for Revelle wonders where they university "spins off" certain a public hearing. The will live. nee d s . He c a 11 s the m Commis ion then decides Hare envisions more on- "functions." Among these whether to send the plans to campus housing - sure to be needs are the need for the City Council, who have the expensive if present prices are shopping and retail facilities; last word in deciding whether anindicationoffutureones- the need for additional to accept or reject the plans. and city-owned and operated commercial offices and "other In the case of the University housing units as the answer. support functions like hotels Center Plan, public comments As to the questions of traffic and so forth." on the environmental impact volume, Hare believes that "It spins off the need for report are due on or before proposed improvements in the housing, and the fact that January 24 th. A public mass transit system and roads housing can't neces arily by meeting on the proposed and highways in the area will market provide a lot of tudent development will be held Jan. mooth out all problems. (La housing," says Hare. Hi s 20th at Spreckle Elementary Jolla Village Dr. is to be meaning here i not clear. School au ditorium in San Diego Community Planner Jim Hare chats with widened from four lanes to six. At the meeting held by the University City. Jim Hare will audience members after a meeting covering the Nobel Dr., south of La Jolla UCGP, a number of the be available to answer the imminent rezoning of the area surrounding UCSD. Village Dr., and roughly members expressed concern public's Questions. parallel to it, is also to be that the University Commu· widened, along with Eastgate nity Plan does not reflect the Mall. The north-south roads, interests of the university. Genesee and Regents, are to be One board member believes worked on. Access to 1-5 is to be the plan was developed merely byTim Downs increased). Even so, questions to support and justify the remain about the traffic building of tho e projects capacities of the existing proposed by the developers. roads. He said, "I don 't know if we In a unique move, Hare's can do anything now. It seems office has created the Facilities to me the momentum is Benefit Assessment. Develo- already behind it (t he pers will pay intoa fund which Un i versi t y Com m u n i t y will take care of all the Plan)." improvements to be made in A number of the board the area. members were confu ed by the To Revelle's claims that the wording of the report. Member development does not answer David Phillips, a ociology the university's interests, profes or at UCSD, said that Hare replies that "the understanding the report was commun ity a nd UCSD about as easy as "nailing a mterrelate differently now jellyfi h to the wall ," and than they did in 1971 when the speculated that the wording of anticipation was a small-town the plan might be purposely commuity campus kind of vague. thing." The Univer ity Center Plan Hare believe the univer ity is still in the early stage of the to be the "focal point" of the approval proce s. The plan com munity, but says that the as urnes that each eparate change in development plans development project will be "has to do with a change, approved by the City Council. maybe, in our perceptions or So far, only two projects have our understanding of the been approved for rezoning, philo. ophy of the university." the Sheraton Hotel and The current draft of the Brittany Vill::tge. Univer ity Community Plan Each project must undergo now being proposed states that an environmental impact while future developments in study and an examination in "many ways complement to terms of its immediate and (sic) the functions of the long·range effects upon the UCSD. the de ign and scale of community. 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, t Old Globe's burning could prove blessing in disguise Contents 'New' theatre will present 'Skin of Our Teeth' By JOM fORSBtRG television history. Thornton only by the "skin of its teeth." The Magazine Ode to (on or ofl) March 8. 1978. began as a Wilder's dynamic classic The This celebration of the human of the '80s tranquil spring morning in San Skin of Our Teeth will be aired spirit offers optimistic hope for Cover: The sole survivor of the Diego 's beautiful Balboa Park. live from the Globe stage on the future of the American way Ska revival in England, The St. the rosy fingers of dawn crept Tuesday. Jan. 18 at 6 pm as part of life in these troubled times fdltor Cecilia's Day English Beat, is dancing high on over the majestic Old Globe of PBS-TV's weekly drama series. when we are faced with threats ANDRfW KEELfR. its last release: Special Beat Theatre silhouetted against a American Playhouse. of nuclear conflict and Assoc. fditor Seroice: and in an exclusive Preceding all our human joys backdrop of eucalyptus trees. Televised to millions of economic depression. TIM AUGUST The atoms were unholy noise, Suddenly. furious flames and Americans coast-to-mast. this Originally built for the 1935 interview with ffiatus, two charcoaled smoke burst into the Pulitzer Prize-winning play Conbibuting fditors But when each place contained ita thing california Pacific International members of The Beat discuss clear sky, Within minutes, the features direction by Globe GREGORY CHAPELLE Exposition in Balboa Park. the their success. The Universe began to to swing. TIM KASSOUNI blaze from the arsonist's torch Artistic Director Jack O'Brien Old Globe Theatre was modelled MIKEL TOOMBS completely gutted this beloved and performances by stage and after Shakespeare 's Globe The Skin of Our Teeth.. rage J Robert Burna San Diego institution. screen star Harold Gould, Tony Playhouse in london. which. Writers The first performance of Thornton Loved comic turns; The catastrophic fire has and Emmy-winning Sada ironically, was also destroyed by MARK !lEl1'IER. JAN BRESLAUER. Wilder's serio-comedy at the Old }iii poemI occasionally lack sense, become a blessing in disguise. Thompson . Blair Brown , Rue fire in 1613 when a stage luair 8rown and Harold Gould star in 'The Skin of Our Teeth: CANOlL. JOHN CARROl.L. MeE Out of the smolderirlg ashes, the McClanahan. Monique Fowler. ElZET. MARTHA fiSHER. DAVE Globe Theater has the distinction of cannon ignited its thatched 8ecaUie he couldn't resist funny accents. new $6.5 million Old Globe and Jeffrey Combs, Following flLMINGER. JOAN fORSBERG. being the opening selection of the roof, AMY HALlMAN. TUESDAY HOO. Theatre reopened as the Simon the telecast. the production PBS American Playhouse drama Under the guidance of theatre, and the outdoor RONA HU. PAUl. JONES. THOMAS When unln8pired Henry James Edison Centre for the continues nightly (except Executive Producer Craig Noel. Festival Stage. where audiences Lxtension LARSON. MICHt:l.L[ MORRIS. series, and will be the first live Performing Arts in January of Monday) at 8 pm with a 2 pm JOHI'! N[[. l.[[ RAY. KAT I! Broke out of it with grammar games; the theatre became the home of enjoy Shakespeare under the theatrical broadcast ever. 1982. With the new name matinee on Saturdays and SIMPSON. KIM VAN reLT. JACOB Wheaewr he had a pause the San Diego National stars of warm summer evenings. offers Globe wr:\.UNGTON. emerged one of America's finest Sundays. through Feb. 13. Shakespeare Festival in 1949. Come spend an exciting I Tootsie ...... rage 4 He thtew In lubordinate clause. professional repertory theatres. The serio-comic The Skin of During its 46 years of operation. A "backstage " look at two fditorial 452-3466 evening at the Old Globe Canole takes a unique look at A rival of the Mark Taper Forum Our Teeth is Wilder at his best. many well-known actors have winter Old Globe plays. Advertising 452-.1468 Theatre in Balboa Park and Dustin Hoffman's latest film in n.e irishman James Joyce in los Angeles and the American Act I opens as the Ice Age hits graced the Old Globe stage. experience what local and Thornton Wilder 's The Skin of Nialus is published every which he plays a woman. SIIoke with I modernistic voice; Conservatory Theatre in San suburban New Jersey. In the among them Cliff Robertson. national audiences and critics Our Teeth and Bill Davis ' Mass Thmrsday of the school year as a AppeaL will be offered in a UCSD The DeW method he lent us fa Francisco, the Old Globe following two hours. Wilder Marion Ross. David Odgen are raving about. As New York supplement to the UCSD Theatre attracts the leading humorously presents the Extension course for the public GUAf()IAN. Reproduction or use Record Review ...... rage 6 Stiers. Christopher Reeve, director John Houseman Loaa and unbroken sentencel. beginning this month. without written permission of any Critic Kevin Stapleford looks at actors. directors, and designers history of the human race Daniel Travanti. Michael exclaims. "If you 've never been from Broadway. film and Titled "Theatre in the 80s at portion of this magazine is a no­ Ric Ocasek's Beatitude and finds it a complete with everything from Learned . and the late Victor to the Globe. you 're ignoring no. We welcome unsolicited Elbabeth Barrett Browninl television. ancient dinosaurs to glitzy Buono. the Old Globe," the course is more substantial offering than any professional theatre as intense. letters. manuscripts and artwork. Could nOC help from drownilll Now. in 1983. the Old Globe Atlantic City showgirls. Wilder's Along with the new Old as exhilarating as America 's offered in two parts. with each but assume no responsibility for of the Cars' material. Theatre is again receiving epitomic family. the Antro­ section covering one of the the return of such. Send In eendment. while trviDI to tell Globe, the three-theatre Simon best. " informal ion 10: national recognition with the .buses, illustrates that, by Edison c-omplex houses the for further information on plays, A complete description A tale frOlft the bottom of I treacle well, /flA TUS At the Movies rage 5 first live telecast of a theatrical working together. mankind adjacent cassius carter Center The Skin of Our Teeth. contact including enrollment informa­ B-Ol 6. La Jolla Tops in rops rage 6 stage production in public survives each crisis. even if it is Stage. an intimate arena the Old Globe box office. tion. is available in the Ca .. 92093 "Explore" catalog of courses. Participants in each class will HlATUS logo design by Debbie fo~ from Volume 2 of the Birdcage Review. Art fest learn about the background of Reprinted wIth permission. the production. read the text. hear from the professionals who next week produce it, attend a IIF~~ UCSD's University [vents Office presents ~~~ performance , and then discuss KAZUKO HILLYER PRESENTS Artfest '83, a UCSD art the production at a post­ exhibition featuring multi­ performance session with the media works by Gregory actors. Redmond. Ma~orie Mowry and Students enrolled in either or other university students will be both plays will attend general MINORU NOJIMA on view Jan. 17 through 21 in sessions from 7-10 p.m. Monday the Mandeville Annex Gallery and Tuesday. Jan. 24-25 at the PIANO from 12 to 7 p.m. Old Globe Theatre. Those Classic comedy films enrolled only in The Skin of Our including Tex Avery cartoons, Teeth will attend additional Charlie Chaplin, Ulurel and sessions on Jan. 26. 27 and 31 • Hardy and The Three Stooges as well as the evening shorts will be screened every performance on Jan. 3D, Mass evening at 6:00. Participatory Appeal enrollees will attend art-making. poetry readings. sessions on feb. 2.3 and 7, plus slide shows and a Festival of the Feb. 6 evening performance. Ughts are among many other The course fee for each play is events held in conjunction with $55. not including performance the university exhibition, which tickets. which will be sold at the will culminate in a Gallery party first class session. Friday at 6:00, when the art Diane Sinor. director of works will be judged, prizes education at the Old Globe awarded and certain pieces Theatre, is the course instructor. auctioned to benefit the The exterior of the new $63 mDIlon 0IcI Globe Theatre ' that replaced the former which burned down. for further information call Seven Samurai Nazareth House Orphanage. 452-3430. by Akira Kurosawa "A VISUAL FEAST!" JEREMY IRONS In -Kevin Thomas, L . A .Times Bt ItfrlffiNfJ-- Harakiri . by Masaki Kobayashi , CANNES FILM f. FESTIVAL AMROWINNER (Japanese with English subtitles) Made Soups All You

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I , • , lustln Hoffman's new movie, Tootsie. Andy Cox on guitar, Wesley Hiatus: Having never been to Hiatus: Will Saxa be playing America). Toolsie. may help create a Michael's girlfriend Sandy Magoogan on sax and Dave Jamaica, what were your on any of the upcoming Beat Hiatus: Through your music. cultural change in the eighties female like me: Hoffman (Teri Garrl helps us understand Blockhead on keyboards. While feelings about playing in the tracks? you seem very politically. the way John Griffin's book Dorothy's discovery of what it is the fifty year old-plus Jamaican festival? l"Iagoogan: I hope so. If he 's econom ically. and socially Black Uke Me contributed to like to be used by a man : " I saxaphonist Saxa played on the [verett JIIorton: It was an well enough. concerned . What would you the civil rights movement in the tackles new role with style don't take this kind of shit from previous Beat albums, he is no experience. I've been waiting for l"Iorton: That's why he's not think the ideal world wou ld be sixties. a friend, maybe a lover, but not a longer a part of the bands so many years to go back to the touring - because of his By CArtOU: like? In 1962, Griffin's book gave friend." touring entity due to the strains West Indies and just going to health. It just got to be too Magoogan: I don·t t hink many Americans their first when transformed into Dorothy about through the making ot This statement also becomes a Julie's father (Charles During) that touring puts on his health. Jamaica reminded me of the much for him so he just had to there is such a thing. glimpse of what it would be like Michaels, Dustin/Dorothy Tootsie gi ves a credibi Iity to the hint into the difficulties Michael reflects Michael 's newly The music that the Beat part I came from. I quite enjoyed pack it in. He won't tour to live in this country as a black discovered a new awareness movie. It also creates a reality will experience when he developing views about his own purveys is decidedly different it, you know, the sun, the beach . anymore. He s not well at al l. We Hiatus: Well. what wou ld you person. Griffin, a journalist about himself and women. As which is believable and transforms into Dorothy sex: "Sometimes I think they from the traditional main­ I didn't go in the water you played a show just two miles see in the world that would knew he could not gain insight Hoffman/Michael stated it: inspirational to the audience. Michaels and tries to be want to be men, as if we arc all stream rock found on the know. 'cause I can't swim from his house and he didnt make you happy? What would into being black if he resorted "Don't playa part that is not in So on one level. Tootsie can recognized as a person. equal, which we are not." airwaves in Ameri ca. What the (Iaughterl. I quite enjoyed being even come down. make you say Okay, this is to a gross impersonation. He you," and "One of the things you be viewed as an expose on Hoffman's portrayal of Michael's agent (Sydney The new Beat has been instrumental in back in the West Indies. I mean wh ere we belong?" decided it was necessary to can do as an actor is acting. As an acting coach, Dorothy in Tootsie and of Pollack, director of Tootsie) bringing about is a new breed of like I've seen the way Americans Hiatus: Do you fe el that your Magoogan: I don't think we inject himself with a skin compensate for the things you Michael stressed that actors Michael as Dorothy in the TV becomes the mechanism for t:nglish dance music. This may be the live. I've seen the way the music is still in gear with the can ever have that. I think there pigment drug which would force can·t do in life." must perfect their memories soap opera within this movie is looking at the frustrations and cause of their success. Most English live. I can't really youth in England? will always be certain countries him to live as a black. not just The anecdotes surrounding and awareness of each not the gross characterization similarities of Michael the actor importantly. however, The remember the way the West l"Iorton: I think that the that will establish themselves as play the role. the making of Tootsiereveal the experience for possible use in a we have seen in movies and TV and Michael as Dorothy the dance Beat Beat's music is fresh. The thick Indians live in their own youth in England give us a rest leaders, economically. I Griffin's purpose was not to parallel growth of Dustin and future play. This creates an of the past. Dorothy's words and woman: "I have plenty to say to beat and lyrical content aims at country, so like I enjoyed going really because you know in suppose that what will happen be black. nor to presume to be Dorothy. " My wife Lisa says that intensity, interest and actions on screen are not of a women. I have had to sit by the continued from page 1 bringing about a change in a back there , England they produce so many (is that\ computers will, or they better able to express black now when I take the wrong tum introspection in each day of an male trying to construct the phone waiting for a role. Then world of inequality. Wesley JIIagoogan: It was bands that Engl ish people already have done, start the issues or feelings. His intent was on the freeway or spill actor's life. image of a woman. What we see when they call I had to sit in a The Beat's music expresses good, but I think the hotel was always like to keep moving 011 equivalent of the industrial to show his reading audience something, Ijust shrug it off like The movie warns those who is Dorothy's challenging our powerless position." h ..• .. rI both a sense of equality as well kind of like a holiday camp and to something new. revol ution and they are going to how a person's values and Dorothy instead of banging on act not to become excessive. culturally preconditioned and Dorothy's TV co-star and Originally from Birmingham. as strong unified creativity. Uke it seemed a bit pretentious from l"Iagoogan: It's not so much have to economically rethink attitudes might change if they things and cursing as I usually Michael 's roommate says restricted image of women Michael's love interest Julie England, The Beat has been other "two-tone" bands, the that point. I enjoyed it quite keeping up with music; it's just the entire work week. You might had to live inside a different do. Lisa says Dorothy has made " Instead of trying to be Michael which prevents us from seeing (Jessica Langel.has a dual successful in their genre where Beat has bridged the gap much. I went .to sec the actual a rap id cha nge of menu. have a two day working week body. This new body came me more tolerant." As with Dorsey the great actor, or great the person within. purpose. She represents the their contemporaries have between racial differences. In village of Montigo Bay; it wa s Morton: They're into new and be paid for a full one. You 'll complete with a preconditioned Griffin in his book Hoffman's director, why not try becoming The development of Dorothy female who has stopped hiding failed. In the case of The Brimingham, racial integration great. The only thing is that image. Yo u know, I think they'll probably have to employ a lot set of social restrictions and personal changes that came Michael Dorsey the person." is echoed by the other actors in herself and learned to stand up Selector and The Specials, a is the norm, due to the large there arc either very rich or very give us a listen again and find more people and therefore public reactions to its for her thoughts and feelings. point was reached where they immigrant population from poor people in Jamaica, but as that we are more mature in the productivity will probably be appearance. Julie also opens Michael/Dor­ just could not continue. Without Jamaica and Asia. Lead vocalist unfortunate as it is, the poorer music. higher because it you 're only While. living as a black othy's eyes to the value and relying on any singular formula. Dave Wakeling notes " It wasn 't areas actually make up the l"Iagoogan : I think that working two days a week , you 'lI person. Griffin discovered that quality gained when we relate to The Beat however, has produced until we started moving around character of a country. Where people in England over the pac;t work a lot harder anyway. non-blacks would interact with each other as people and friends three excellent albums (I Just as a band, playing cities outside the real peop le are living there ten years have had it with The}' ve done that with a firm in him as either a dumb person or a instead of just potential sexual Can·t Stop It. Wha'ppen and of Birmingham, that we realized is a tremend ous amount of allowing certain bands to not Germany. There was a strike sexual curiosity. Only other partners. Special Beat Service) that has that racial integration wasn ·t character, from that point of become as popular as they \V ere because they were going to blacks sought to discover his The evolution of Michael's caused them to gain an just somethi ng to be taken for view I guess it was tremendous. and a year or so later they were computerize a dock and let a inner thoughts and feelings. character reveals how values increasing following with each granted." Except they all thought we were suddenly more popular than whole load of guys go. So what Readers of Black Like Memay and attitudes change as one new LP. stinking rich and ran to us like they were before. Which is sort they did was try an experiment. have at first been surprised by becomes more familiar with the Presently, The Beat is bees to a honey pot. of peculiar but ovu here They had the guys working a the story, but Griffin 's thoughts and feelings of comprised of Dave Wakeling on ------....-.At their recent appearance in Morton: Yeah , you walk (America) since it's so big, I three day week for the ~me dedication to the situation another person. At first Michael vocals and guitar. Ranking San Diego, drummer Everett around with a different accent guess it lasts a bit longer. wages as a six day week : two inspired his readers to become uses his new knowledge to Roger on percussion and vocals. Morton and sax player Wesley and they think " this man has Morton: It just takes so long twelve hour days and one ten involved in civil rights, to exploit the women in his life. David Steele on bass and banjo, Magoogan talked to Hiatus, got money," to reach eve rybody (i n please turn to page 8 become one of the Brothers. These efforts fail as the women Recently another human rights see through his manipulations. movement was rekindled, and Then Michael begins to PA THEATRES another story has been created recognize he is more successful MATINEES DAILY AT ALL PACIFIC THEATRES to help us understand what life as Dorothy because she is THERE"S A NEW Bargain Mahnees Monday Ihrough Friday tor all would be like in a different becoming her own person, performances starting before 5:30 P.M at all PaCIfiC Theatre s. body, to become one of the asserting her own personality Saturday lsi performance only Sublect to seat ava ilability Sisters. The viewers of Tootsie without threatening others. ROOMER IN TOWN No Bargain Matinees on Holidays . Ample free pa rking at all the atres will also discover some Michael laments to his surprises, both within the movie roommate " I think Dorothy is ExclUSive Engoger'1ent .o s' 7 DayS' and within themselves. smarter than me." Dustin Hoffman is a method finally Michael realizes being ROOMS* 1230.255. 520. 7 SO. 10 15 PC actor much in the same way Dorthy is notjust another acting John Griffin was a method job. Even though he had learned university Ave. "ear writer. In method acting, the many things from being intent is to briefly become the Dorothy, he could no longer live person in the story, instead of under the constant restriction just playing the part. This and cultural conditions of being became an interesting situation a woman. He confesses to Julie: for Hoffman because so much of " I was a better man with you as a Dr. (N . L.J . 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4 Hiatus January 13, 1983 January n. 1983 Hlatas 5 reassuring In that it proves once Jeatitude Ric Ocasek bas his and for all that good dance Atomicafe's Rk: Ocasek music doesn't have to be Geffen brainless. and also that musical Two classic films in Mandeville --.AT THE MOVIES solo album in gear realism doesn ·t have to be all first 1983 Ric Ocasek. with the release darkness and gloom. Several By CLYDfrt[ rt[[ it tells the tale of seven ron in technique of flashbacks to of his "rst solo LP, Beatitude. By Kt:VI~ sTArlLroKD basic assumptions about show Thurs. The Winter fifm Series starts who have been hired by a group reveal the mystery that profoundly defies pure providing us with a form of quite entertaining to listen to. Ocasek have been dismissed by ' off this week with two classic of peasants to protect them surrounds the action of the hero around town Atomicafe. UCSD's ongoing description ... or, at least that is social satire with a beat. Ocasek, who also produced the album as well. most notably films from Japan , Seven from bandits who plague their in the film. It exposes the • all programs start Friday' forum for the presentation of what it seems when one tries to It is best that he has not Beatitude. can bop with the best that he isn't capable of dishing Samurai and lIarakiri. After the vlllage. custom in Japanese society of new music, will present their place him somewhere within the totally abandoned the festive of 'em (earning himself the title out commendable material unification of the Japanese This film won international re p ress i ng fee lings and CENTER CINEMAS 5) THE VERDICT first concert of 1983 this 6) ENIGMA limiting boundaries of today's nature of his highly stylized yet of "king of the east coast surf intended for a wider audience empire in 1568. the need for recognition and many awards emotions outwardly for others Fashion Valley Tuesday at 8:00 p.m. in the deftly rigid musical def1nitlon detached lyrics whl ch so sound " in the process), and than the sophisti c ated vast armies of samura i warriors when it was first released. and to see. 297-1888 GUILD Mandeville Recital Hall. 1 ) THE VERDICT scheme. A5 the leader and chief characterize his earlier works. should probably be credited for prepubescents who were so was no longer necessary. and was later adapted to the These films will be shown in San Diego Concerning new music. 2) ENIGMA songwriter-singer of the Still. Ocasek 's tlrst solo venture the rise of the heavy breathing enthralled by his bouncy top ten the majority of these warriors American screen into the now Mandeville Auditorium this 295-2000 American composer Charles 3) BEST FRIENDS tremendously successful beneHts from a definite opt/on electronic-rock craze which "Shake It Up" ph i1osophy. became ronin, hired assassins. classic The l'1agn ifice nt seven. friday at 7 p.m. MOONUGHTING Wuorinen once asked. "How can "dance band" The Cars, Ocasek to look beyond the music's peaked last summer with the What remains to be seen Is who wou ld sell their serv ices to The original film holds ma ny CLAIREMONT LA JOLLA VILLAGE THEATER you make a revolution when the Clalremont Mesa has proven again and again, to impressive exterior. the precise top forty successes of The whether or not he can infuse the highest bidder. It is in this unique cinematographic La Jolla Village Square revolution before last has 274-0901 the horror of some critics. that flaw which was present in so Human League. and Soft Cell , as such slashing skepticism into context, the Edo -To kugawa techniques that have become 'Gala' at 453-7831 already said anything goes? " Or. period from 1568-1868, that the t he trade-mark of Akira 1 ) BEST LlTILE WHOREHOUSE 1) ENIGMA true new wave can transcend many of the images conveyed well as the more bizarre sounds the tightly prod uced cars. IN TEXAs/ DINER how do you write new music two fi Ims take place. Kurosawa . and show the high art 2) THE TOY pop, and vice-versa. without through the clever lyrical of Depeche Mode and Romeo Beatitude outshines most of 2) HONKYTONK MAN/ FIRE­ that still sounds new? of film-making. UP! tonight 3) THE VERDICT losing the beneficial qualities of displays of The Cars, Beatitude Void (who 's first E.P. " Never Say Ocasek 's earlier work, and is a seven Samuraiwas one of the FOX This Atomicafe concert will 4) KISS ME GOODBYE either. still has the reassuring Never" was produced by welcome sight in an otherwise first films made by interna­ Harakiri is the product of Ga la. a recently co mpleted COVE With Beatitude, Ocasek familiarity of the Cars-like hook, Ocasek ). present the works of six student tionally acclaimed director Japanese film maker Masaki LA PALOMA conventional post-Christmas documentary, will be shown at La Jolla cunningly continues from where especially in the upbeat " Quick Be a ti t u de iss imp I y release season. Akira Kurosawa. Made in 1951. Kobayashi, who uses the lhe La Jolla Museum of Encinitas 459-5404 436-SHOW The Cars' four platinum albums One," yet the electronic Contemporary Art at 7:30 COME BACK TO THE FIVE & CLOCKWORK ORANGE! left off, though focusing on the percussions and droning guitars free concert tonight. It was directed by John DIME, JIM.MIE DEAN,JIMMIE 2oo1 :A SPACE ODYSSEY darker side of post-industrial behind the ominous choked 'Breaker Morant' Tuesday N. Smith. Michael McKennirey DEAN Americana in the process. rather Ocasek vocals cast a darker composers in the UCSD music and Cynthia Scott. A filmed SPORTS ARENA The Penguin film Society courtmartial that takes place FINE ARTS San Diego than simply allowing the " good shadow than most Cars fans department: six quite different documentation of a 1982 Tops in Pops Series continues this coming during the British efforts to take Pacific Beach 223-5333 times" to blindly roll. This, might expect. definitions of what new music Canadian Dance Spectacular. it Tuesday with the film Breaker over South Africa during the 274-4000 1 ) STILL OF THE NIGHT however. much to the credit of Beatitude. however. still has is. six quite different answers to Below is a list ofthe top albumsat UCSD and around th e Morant, directed by Bruce Boer War, 1899-1902. Series covers a three-day event at XICA 2) BEST FRIENDS Ocasek, is done without leaving its share of Ocasek 's voiced coun try. These ratings are based sales and furnished by Wuorinen 's question. on Bresford, which represents the memberships are $5.00 and ottawa's Nationa I Arts Cen ter flOWER HILL CINEMA 3) ONE DARK NIGHT the insistant streams of helplessness in the face of Assorted Vinyl and Billboard Magazine. ,~ One of the ways new music fine accomplishments of tickets are $1 ,00 at the Box wh ich brought together eight Del Mar 4) EMPIRE STRIKES BACKI electrOllic pop. which he first feminine presence. "Something ,,- has kept its sound fresh , "new" Here Australian fil m -makers. The Office. This film will play Canadian dance co mpanies 755-5511 TRON charted in the late seventies to Grab For" (perhaps a fast }, is through the introduction of 5) THE TOY 1. Lexicon of Love A6C Mercury story r,evolves around a Tuesday night at 8:00 p.m. there last May. Th ey are t he 1) CHAMPIONSHIP SEASON with The Cars ' ineffably version, or better said, a faster 2. Plastic Surgery Dead Kennedys Virus t.i:; musical elements that had National Ballet of Canada . 2) THE TOY/ TIME BANDITS 6) SIX WEEKS fascinating first two albums. version of "Candy-O"). " Prove." 3. Golden Age of Wireless Thomas Dolby Harvest "\, previously been ignored. These Toronto Dance Theatre, Danny 3) THE VERDICT MANI-4 CI NEMA 6 Finally. it seems that without and the sultry " I Can 't Wait." all 4. Youth of Today Musical Youth MCA ," were often elements of a Grossman Dance Company. UA GLASSHOUSE 6 University Town Centre the supporting guise of The ec ho the incapability of the 5. forever Now Psychedelic furs CBS popular or ethnic nature. Anne Wyman Dan ce Company. San Diego 452-7766 Cars. which is certainly the modem male to compete with Ragtime was an invigorating Write for Hiatus Winnip eg 's Con t emporary 223-2546 1) BEST FRIENDS faceless. , sleek, and well-oiled the stealthy, if not completely There force in the early neoclassic Dancers, the Royal Winnipeg 1) THE DARK CRYSTAL 2) DARK CRYSTAl machine its name suggests. temperate. side of the female 1. Business as Usual !'len at Work Columbia works of Stravinsky, and the See your name in print and make some bucks, , . Hallet. Le Groupe de la Place 2) KISS ME GOODBYE 3) ONE DARK NIGHT Oc asek has taken th e persona. Of couse, Ocasek is 2. Built for Speed Stray Cats EMI music of the German cabarets you are interested in writing about theatre, lV, Royal e, and Les Grands Ballets 3) AN OFFICER AND A 4 ) EA TlNG RAOUL 5) AN OFFICER AND A opportunity of this album to able to deliver such conceptions 3. H20 Hall ll' Oates EMf ; filtered into the scores of such books, film, art, music, concerts, or anything related Can ad iens, GENTLEMAN 4) HONKYTONK MAN/FlRST GENTLEMAN express deeper thoughts. without becoming pretentious; 4. Get Nervous Pat Benatar Chrysalis composers as Weill. Berg. The film is accompanied by to the arts or entertainmp!'.t field, please come by BlOOD 6 ) STILL OF THE NIGHT without leaving behind his every track of the album (likeall 5. Vonel Richie Uonel Richie Motown Schoenberg, and Krenek. award-winning shorts produced incredibly perfected shield of four releases by The cars) is Atomicafe is free, and the Guardian office or call Andrew or Tim at 452- by the National film Board of hi gh -tech gloss - thus progressively arty and thus everyone is invited. 3466. No experience necessary .. Ca nada, General admission $3. ·theater listings subject to change' Students and seniors $2.

Thinking of a If you are a registered Communication Major? student or post-doc, you are eligible to: Better Think Fast!! "Cover Your Bod" with Starting on January 14, the comm unicatio n major will be ~l? lt o. ,sl5'v\~ (P~I open o nly to those students who have completed a Student CCPre ... Communication major" with a grade of "e" or better. This will co nsist of the p resent presents: lower division pre-requisites and Comm/ Gen 20. Health and Students may declare a Communication major before the Third January deadline by filling o ut a b lue change of majo r ca rd Accident Insurance available at the Communication office. For your convenience, the Department will submit these ca rds to the Rail student Premium $40.70 Registrar. Spouse $51 AO Children $51 AO & one other band -----per quarter . PRESENT MAJORS!! W e urge present Communica ti on m ajors to check their lD Information and applications cards or the Spring '82 grades to verify that they are declared Saturday as a major. If in doubt, check at the Communication Office. are available at the Information about the current pre-requis ites and about the January 15 Student Health Center. pre-communication major is availab le in the b ins outs ide the Communicati on Office. 8-12 pm 452-2123 Insurance Representative s Hours Mon thru Fri, 1· 4 COMMUNICATION OFFICE: Rec Gym MCC 127 Please Note: ReVised descriptive brochures admission: S3.00 are available at the Student Health Center EXTENSION 4410 The new brochures replace any prior brochures describing the 1982-83 UCSD Student Insurance Plan underwritten by DEADLINE: Atlanta International Insurance Company. JANUARY 14, 1983. under Policy No. AH 01842. Any brochure that does not have the notation Rev Bro. Ed. 12/82 AH 01842 is no longer in effect.

6 Hlaws January 13, 1983 January D , 1983 Hiatus 7 english Student Notice! .Beat now The UCSD Guardian page 7 continued from page 5 Phil Lauder, Spotts Editor S~orts January 13, 1983 . .. ••• hour day; you choose the ten ------~~et. pickup hour day, What this meant was IN A CAR ACCIDENT? that two lots of people could Men netters hope to continue ~6' your Fall work during the course of one week so they didn 't have to lay 1Athlete • Prorewonal 1\ • Who ray' me ror my ram Triton volleyball tradition le~al .td vi..:~ anyone off. Because of the 6-e~ Quarter grades ~fI( ical anJ suI ferrng? their 5·1 offense. Retu rning Dannevik 's past four at productivity increase, even By ROBIN DEARBORN Staff Writer junior Kevin Bateman is a UCSD. r-~f>' at the Office of the • Who pay~ me II I am InJureJ • Free "omuitation though the men were working ~. of the or my car is damaged? Although men 's volleyball back·up setter, but wi ll be The schedule, the toughest • Free claim ellaluallon half the time, the company was coach Doug Dannevik says he depended upon for his "expert of any UCSD intercollegiate Registrar beginning • Who ray, me ror (he (Ime I making more money. doesn't "know what to expect" have lo~ t at work'! defense skills," being played team's, will feature (as it did • Fee! only from recollery of the upcoming season with primarily in the back row. la st year) 11 home and nine Week Friday, January 14. , • Whal Ir I want 10 ~tle? Hiatus: Do you feel that you his relatively young club, he Finally, sophomores Dave away games. There is onl y one • Whal Ir ~omeone ~ ue~ me? • Call ror I ree appOInt Ill.:nt are becoming more accepted in looks forward to coaching the US? Halgrin and Brian Nessim, division in men's volleyball, so TEIK FRANCIS . them because inherent in their named Co-Rookies of the Year UCSD must compete against Jtsf$, P1agoogan: Well. we are youth is an eagerness to better last year, wi ll be returning. some of the top schools in the -"'.. .!::=,\ Women's Basketball becuse we're quite new over themselves that was absent ~(>.. your Fall GEOHGGIN & SII/\NN Both Halgrin and Nessim are nation. UCSD will play # I Teik ea rned the M o~t Valuable Player award dunng here, We try to progress with from hi s previous squad. outside hitters who are UCLA here, #4 Pepperdine UCS D's In vitatIOnal Tournament last weekend In the each album or there won't be Because the '82 and '83 clubs capable of starting, according (home and away), #8 Long Quarter grades Attorneys at Law champi onshi p game against Point Loma. she \\a<., the r---\.!'I'rA.~6t; anymore Beat. I mean, if the are so di ssimilar the brand of to Dannevik, who is "relying Beach State (home and away), dominant force, scoring 22 pOInts and collecting 15 ball thi s year's team will play ?<,"5 Camino del RIO Soulll, ~JUllp 209 fourth album is a load of on them to play well for the and #10 an Di ego State here. rebounds to spearhead her team '.., 19-66 win. After a slllw - are available in will change considerably, but San Diego C;.. lticl n'iI q2 to!! bollocks, there isn 't any point in team to do well this season ." The Nonsc hola rship State start this season, Telk has Improved tremendously and has going on, is there? There arejust Dannevik is quick to point out Along with the returning Cha mpionship; which narrow­ become the cl ub's second leadi ng scorer and rehounder your departmental Mail', that neither playing style is hundreds of bands that just five are five other players who Iy eluded th e team last yea r Also, Coach Judy Malone de~cnbes her as an "excellent 297-0101 more or less effective than the make up the "strong ten," as (they took second pl ace) is team pl ayer; (she) conSIders the team before herself." Box. pump out the same old shit and other. they're really boring, their coach puts It , that have Dannevik's goal in 1983. Congratulatwns to Telk FranCIS, 198:3's first Athlete of Dannevik points to the "come out of the pack" in the Week wlOn er. Hiatus: Uke The Specials ... roster changes as the source of preseason practices. Larry Dannevlk ha s mi xed P1agoogan: I mean they just the method alterations. In the McDonough is a junior feelings about the All-Cal past, the team has played a transfer from UC Ri verside, Tournament the team is felt that they couldn't go any "power game," using high where he wa an all -league scheduled to participate in thi s young, there is a factor of l p ahead for the men'_ further; that's why they aren't outside sets to utilize the player for two years. weekend. His initial predicti on inex perience at playing for \"olle). ball team, along \\ ith the The Specials anymore, The same strength rather than the McDonough measures 6-6 and wa s third or fourth place UC SD," explatn s Dannevik, All-Cal tournament thIS thing happened with The quickness of the players. The plays middle blocker. Anthony behind UCLA and UC Santa "tha t affects t he coheSIveness weekend, IS an alumni game Selector. result was a slow but potent Monoghan, the sophomore Barbara, but after further of the team ... T he fa ns should scheduled for January 22 at P1orton: I don't know, I think offense. This year Dannevik transfer from New York , is reflection he noted the be patient because we have the home, followe d by tough home The Specials could have gone on plans on running a faster also a middle blocker. Eric possibility of his team taking ability and talent , but we have matche against UCLA and. but not The Selector. offense that involves short Hallm an, Scott Thompson, the sixth or seventh spot s. to familiari ze our 'elves to Pepperdtne University back to sets utilizing the speed of his and Mike Mitchell are the "For a team so new and so have an effecti ve unit." back February 4 and 5. Hiatus: How do you feel new team. three freshmen that complete about your reception from From the '82 squad, which the ten . Hallman and English audiencesasopposed to consisted of seven seniors, two Thompson are back-up setter Chargers - Dolphins 2nd shootout American dudiences? juniors, one sophomore and and hit ter respectively, and P1agoogan: It's about the two freshmen, five are each has the potential to start. same, I suppose. I mean, on the returning. In these five Mitchell is a 6-7 youth who one of several good NFL matches last British tour. they went Dannevik is look ing for the came to UCSD to play By PHIL LAUDER potty. We didn't expect it to be bulk of his starting six, basketball but opted for Sports Editor that good when we went out although he has not made any vo lleyball instead. Dannevik definite choices _ The commented that this tall but Vikings at R edskins-Saturday will be a cake\\alk for Nev. York. But that there on the road but it was returnees include two seniors: inexperienced rookie has really good. morning; won't happen. If Marcu!> Allen had the ktnd of Jim Bishop, an outside hitter tremendous potential and may Washington is 9-1 this year, and that's fa r day he's had all season, perhapb the opposite with what Dannevik call s an get some action later in the more than any other NFC team can say. can be said. "overall steady front and back season. The added height he induding the 6-4 Vikes. The Redski':1s have put More likely, however, defense and turnovers Wind group row game," and Chip Yo hiro, will bring to the team will a solid offen se together WIth a solid defense, will be the major factor. affectmgtheoutcome. a setter who will be the key to make it as tall as any of and have matched that with a great specia l The RaIders defense has pinned more QB's to Saturday team ' unit headlined by the FL's best pl ace the tu rf than any other team, while the :--Je\\ At Basic Four, kicker this year, Mark Mosele y. 1972 was the York Sack Exchange has the league's cla,,~iest tlIck name and a pretty good crew Itself. Abo. The Dorian Wind Quintet, one last time thIS team wa' this good. and that year they played In th e Super Bowl. Minnesota neith er defense has garnered a teve Gar\"e~ of America's foremost wind NFL Playoffs image; ask Green Bay receiver John Jefferson. ensembles which will perform in SECOND ROUNI1' - JAN. 15,16 who took an unnece sary blow to the neck tn you won't just be two concerts, Friday and Commentary th e Jets- Packers game earlter this ::.eason; or Saturday at 8 p.m, in Sherwood ask We."> Chandler, rudely slammed Into the Hall located in the La Jolla and analysis goa lpost by a Raider safety dUring the Museum of Contemporary Art. SATURDAY: Chargers' last regular season game. Los using Computers ... NFC: Minnesota Vikings at Wash_ Redskins, 9:30 am Angel e!> and Ke\\ York are two teams that The featured soloist is AFC: New York Jets at Los Angeles Raiders, 1 pm celebrated pianist Minoru won't deny them thilt chance in this game. deserve each other. Nojima on both programs with Only Tommy Kramer's ability to engineer 70 The Traitors have a better record. are a the Quintet. SUNDAY: yard drives in the final minutes of games gIves better team, and are favored, but the let; are a you'll be deSigning them! AFC: San Diego Chargers at Miami Dolphins, 9:30 am the vi sit ors a chance in RFK tadium. but It st range group. They can lose to a IX)or Kan~a~ Tickets are available by NFC: Green Bay Packers at Dallas Cowboys, 1 pm won 't be a big chance-· more likely onl y a fat CIt\' dub b\ 21 (lne \\ eek and beat a great calling the La Jolla Chamber chance. Redskins 27, Viklng_ 17. Ciricmnati learn by 27 the next. Ther can abo What better way to begin your career than at the focal point of advanced computer Society office at 459-3724. J e ts at Raider -Saturday afternoon; rack up rheirsecond straight road upset witha technology - design. And what better place to make that start than Basic Four Infor­ NFC games are televised on channels 8 and2, AFC games This is th e best match-up of the playoffs. 301-28 \'ictory on channels 39 and 4, The teams are simIlar in skill s. similar tn mation Systems - a pioneer and world leader in information proceSSing! style, and similar in their chances of maktng Chargers at Dolphins-Sunda) You 'll have the chance to see projects go from initial concept through design , develop­ King to be NFC winners will meet Saturday Jan, 22, and AFe the AFC Championship Game. morning; Wh en it \\ aso\'er, an DIego tight end Kellen ment, manufacturing and marketing. Working on an exciting product line that ranges winners will meet Sunday.Jan. 23 for their respective con· If Jets fullback Freeman Ma Cl\Jeil has the ference championship. The finalists meet in Super Bow} kind of day he had against defending AFC Win slow was carried off the field after an from the powerful System 810 to the self-contained S/10. honored XVII, Sunday Jan. 30 at 3 pm in Pasadena. Champion Cincinnati and (202 yards and o ~ e Dffensive and speCIa l teams display (blocked TO rushing, plus a touchdown throw). thIS plca-;c tum to page 9 We have opportunities in • Electronic Engineering • Computer Science. Martin Luther King, the most remarkable of Civil Rights leaders, will be commemoratd in concert by the UCSD Gospel Choir. directed by Rev. Jones, H8LP ••• ".9. ON CAMPUS INTERVIEWS Saturday, at 8 p.m.. in Mandeville Auditorium . The HELP BOOK is for youl Keynote speaker Rev . ArI annotated dictionary of January 25 & 26 Lockridge, appears with guest over 5,000 programs, artists, Margaret Pleasant organizations, and agencies See your Placement Center for more information Douroux, noted author, - both pub/ic and private - composer, vocalist. and pianist that ' offer assistance in Cecil Lytle, chair, UCSO Music dealing with almost every kind of problem. 66 7 pages, , 14101 New Mylord Road Department, who join the 8 x 10. Add S2.oo for postage BaSIC Tustin , CA 92680 Gospel Choir to pay tribute to Four and handling - - total: Sll.95. '" the ideals , spirit and ~~t)A Inforrnatlon Syst rns Equal Opportunity Employer M/F achievements of Martin Luther Mail order only. King. The concert is free and open JONES ASSOCIATES to the public, For more 5666 La Jolla Blvd. La Jolla, CA 92037 information call 452-3229, 8 Hlatus January J 3, 1983 '.

8 The UCSD Guardian Thursday,January 13, 1983 Thursday, January 13,1983 The UCSD Guardian 9 ~ ,.._ .... Women cagers jump to victory Running Thoughts in Triton Invitational Tourney By MIKE GREENBERG and JEFF SAVAGE TRITON SPORTS SHORTS Staff Writers By MIKE GREENBERG table and subsequent 77·65 stuck with the freshman from A final look at the highs and lows in 1982 for UCSD MEN'S BASKETBALL - . Staff Writer win for the Crusaders. San Deigo, and it certainly has athletics . .. UCSD opened league action on a the team below the .500 level at 6·7. While the eyes of the Malone had to be worried worked out well for everyone down note Tuesday. On the road at Azusa Pacific will provide a chance to campus are focused on the about another breakdown concerned (except Triton HIGH - The men's rugby team placing third in the college playoffs and finishing with an impressive 4·2 record. Biola, the Tritons unexpectedly get back to even at home this Friday at men s basketball team, and when the Tritons appeared opponents). Says Malone of dropped a 69-60 decision. The loss drops 7:30 pm. what Head C~ach Jo~n Block lethargic at the outset of the her pri ze recruit , "Teik is LOW - The public ridicule Rita Uribe went through when has accomp.hs.hed In thrre rematch, trailing 12·2 after dominating right now. She's she accused former softball coac h Dan Monteverde of WOMEN'S BASKETBALL-see full story on page 8 short years, It. IS the women 's four minutes of action. But doing well inside and working physically threatening her. Instead of being applauded Now 9·7, the team heads to La Verne home match with Whittier College, squad that mIght be the best UCSD has not quit all year very well. She's improved for having the courage to step forward , Uribe was Friday night to play the first of two beginning at 6 pm. team her~ at UCSD . After the long, and with the aid of eight lOO%over the last few weeks." constantly harassed by those who wouldn't bel ieve her games this weekend. The second is a La~y Tntons . captured the of Brenda Sweatt's game high . In Friday night's semi·final, story. Tnton Invlta!lonal Tourna· 15 points, managed to fight UCSD coasted to a rather easy HIGH - Coach Trey Conrique leading the women's soccer MEN'S RUGBY - ment ~o r ~he fIrst tIme In the back and catch Point Lorna at victory over the University of team to one of the school 's best marks ever at 6·1·4. UCSD travels to Davis for the 1983 AIl·Cal Tournament. school s hIstory last weekend. 30·all. When Jan Martin sank a La Verne, 68-40, with theaid of LOW - Head Coach John Block havingtogivealmost all of MEN'S VOLLEYBALL - Head Coach Judy Mal ~ne ~~s l()'foot jumper from the right Paulette Parker's 14 points his salary (roughl y $2400) to Assistant Coach Tom The men face a true challenge in . Saturday at UC Riverside in the All-Cal not far from ecstatic. ThIs IS of the key, the Tritons had and freshman Shelly Mc· Marshall in order to keep Marshall on staff. trying to match the past season of the Tournament. the best all·ar!?und. team I've their first lead (a n advantage Keone's ]6 rebound s. HIGH - Marshall staying with Bl oc k, and devising a 1·2·2 women netters. Their season tarts ever coached, said Malone they would never relinquish) Although Parker is not quite match·up zone and a tough man ·to·man defense that is while relaxing at her desk in at 38·36 as the two teams ran as flashy as she was last largely responsible for the Tritons' earl y Sllccess this the intercollegiate offices, to the locker rooms at season when she 'averaged 14 sea 'on . where, she doubles as !he intermission. UCSD owned points a game, the 5·6 LOW - Athletic Director Judy Sweet unable to hire a sC,hool s Student ~nformatlOn the second half, building 12 sophomore has been a rock of tennis coach because she can 't promise any job security ' NFL quarterfinal playoffs Dlrecto~. UCSD IS now .9·7, and 14 point leads throughout consistency. Parker still leads or reasonable pay due to the incredibl y low athletic and With. newly. recrUl.ted to breeze to a 77·65 win and a the team in scoring at 12.4 ppg, budget. c~nte r Te!k FranCIS domma· tournament championshi p. but more importantly, she sets HIGH - Dave Hammond and Scott Hill having the !Ingthemlddlet,hewayshedid "We have a lot of new people, a good example for the younger ingenuity to start their own lacrosse tea m after headline action this weekend Inlastweekend1ltourney( he and when that happens it players by exhibiting realizing that none existed becuase there was no coach. continued from page 7 San Diego's pass defense IS deftnlteh I/ut the w'.ls named MVP), Malone takes time to make the leaders.hiponandoffthecourt. Conducting practices on their own, Hammond and Hill field goal ill overtime) that left the country and best to football. but the group' played mIght see her ,Tntons turn program work," said Sweatt. The contest was never in started the program off with not a whimper but a bang, the Dolphins in awe. Uwe von Schaumann. respectabl} last weekend (2] offensl\e pUlnts around last year s record of 10· who cored 25 points over the doubt as the Tritons jumped to walloping a strong San Diego State team 7·2. who had two game·winning field goal attempts ~cored agatOst them , none m the game's flOal l-l mtOutes ). Dolphms thrower Dand Woodley 16 to l\1ake it read 16-10., . weekend . "We played real well an ea~ly 28·13 lead en route to a LOW - San Diego State Head Coach Smokey Gaines blocked, ca rried his ego off the field brUised but of O:,~r 400 fan packed.l nt~n tonight, and it eems like 28 pomt win. avoiding UCSD on hi s 1982·83 schedule because the not permanently . ca rred . And anyone who Will be coming off one his be~t games of hl~ Pavllton for the champI~nshlp eve r y t h i n g i s com in g If UCSD's performance last Tritons might be one of the best Division lfI teams watched the 41·38 Chargers jump·ahead, fall· career 06 of 19. 246 yards) and will probably g?me and reven~e was III the together." weekend was just a sample of around, and State couldn't afford an early season behind, come·back victory over Miami one year pick apart the Chargers secondary for much of air and on the mmdsofMal~ne But the story of the weekend things to come, then Malone's defeat. and eleven days ago kn ew he had just seen one the game. Rut not all of the game. and her team as the Pomt was Francis, who not only pre·season goal of at least 12 HIGH - Vicki Barker making first team AII·American for of the greatest games ever played. Although redundant to repeat. turnovers {I the Triton women's water polo team. You can bet Miami was rooting for a Jets will agato be important in this game. Neither Lorna Cru ~a ders ,sto rmed onto tallied 22 in the final contest, wins and a .500 season should .. , thecourt 10 their puke green but al so pulled down 27 be accomplished rather HIGH - Barbara Lee , Lee Morrow, and Maureen upset over the Bengals last weekend so they team can afford to fumble the openmg ki ckoff unIforms. " There was rebounds in the tournament. quickly. La Verne hosts the Kavanaugh being named AII ·America ns for the co uld get a chance at revenge vs. San Diego in and fall toto a 7·0 hole after 12 seconds If I defl.Oltely a lot of revenge "I've been working real hard, Tritons tomorrow night, and Val Hardie has her shot last laugh when UCSD women's swimming team . this year's playoff quarterfinals. These you watch thl'o game. hope you like tonlg~t fo,~ m~ personally,}nd and all the help Judy ha been after encountering two 25· rejected here, but she and her captured home tournament. HIGH - Men's and women's sw im coac h Bill Morgan Dolphins are even better than last year's group. offense. I do. -l1 ·38. Chargers. Yes, agam . the gIrL, .sald Malone. We giving me has begun to pay point setbacks to UCSD Triton teammates had thel having the ability to make 10 swimmers All ·American . and take pride in what was stati81ically the wanted thIS o n ~ very ~adly off," said the 6·4 center who already, volleyball coach Doug points and a {eam'/llgh elellell olle realizes what all impressille HIGH - Probably the most prestigious team of all, the best pass defense in football thi eason. But Packers at Cowboys-Saturday after w~at they did to us m the ha. seen her per game scoring Dannevik's request for a "dead rebounds per outlllg.... Al­ statistic that is. Of cuurse, UCSD ultimate fri s bee squad won the first Mi am i didn 't pla y any of the three teams with afternoon; though. Grace Bearls starts Gregory is 5·8 and Francis is 6· o~ner. and rebounding averages rise leopard 10 a gym" might alongSide Pallielte Parker championship in UCSD history when they captured the league's best passing offenses .. San Diego, Here's where I stop. I ha\'e to admIt a blatant 4 .... Olle aspect of the game that bia in this match·up (Dallas makes me Sick ), fhe opener Malone referred to an impressive 11.5 and 10.2 actually happen, Except for Brenda Sweatt is the t{,{InI UCSD must imjJrol'c 012 in fo ul the Horizontal Bowl at Cal Poly on the weekend of May Cincinnati, San Francisco .. during the regular to was the. November 19th respectively. Malone has been the small point that it is the feader in (Issists with 45. Sweatt shoo tillg. The TritOI/S are 7·8. season, so this game wi ll test the Miami so [ won 't even try to give a coherent analYSIS of outtng at POlOt Lorna. UCSD patient with Francis. and Lady Trllons in basketball. IS the epItome 0/ what a coach shoo/illg {/ pallrv 55% fro ll/ th e On Monday: We ve1/ture back to our origil/al format. secondary against the thunder of Air Corvell. the game Green Bay by 60. lost that OIght largely because could have eaSily benched the not volleyball, that will try to lI'GlIts ill a sixth " mall " cha rity . tripe' with (vf all someone who can come in alu/ people) Shelly McKeo ne leading they were outsco~ed 18·610 a UCSD starting center in the carry out the act. p'rOl'ide scoring pUHch and the club at a 75% clip, ... UCSf) four mlOute span to the econd ea rl y going when it seemed . leadership .... Of Francis's 153 ref urn.s home Satl1f(iay to. meet half. What was a 48·48 tie sporatic play was her midd le ~AST BREAKS: Jennzfer rebounds. nil nmazing69areoll H hIllier Col/el{e. liP off IS at 6 became a 6654 tnsurmoun· BIT ' h \Irego1Y. has herome a true the o/fel/sil'e elld. ComPlue that p.m. ,. name. ut t le rIlon coac power /o ru'ord. 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UI'NIANTED HAIR REMOVED PERMA­ soccer team In so Penlnsulll Le/l9ue. part of the FOOD COOP (1/27) Soviets' view on nuclear artns UCSD loses league opener NENTLY nellr campus. LII Jolla ContllCt Sarli CablrllC 455-5379. (1/1 3) Togal ToglI' Toga! This Seturday night lit continued from page 5 not ju t by words. but in line. But let noone expect that. ProfesSional Center, 8950 Villll LII JolIlI Dr Pllrt or full time record distributor Suite 1160-C, CIIII for IIPPt. 453- 7040. 800 In the Rec Gym two bands will play loopholes for bypassing the action. go .on a serious que t as the time for t.hat By MIKE GREENBERG excellent Income potentilll Kevin 454- for the enjoyment of 1111 In attendence, Staff Writer Classifieds WORD PROCESSING/ TYPING. Profes­ 0087 ( 1/ 13) Cost IS 53.00 Don't miss thiS Wild eventl agreement either as regards for a solu~lOn to that problem. deplo.yment of new American slol1lll, fllst. ThesiS, reports, dc. Unlv City missiles or aircraft. and also As Yun Andropov. General mls~lles. dra~s near. the Child cllre needed In my home near you must, however wear a togll' TOglI1 Victory would have tasted starter and eighl lettermen to 452-1279. (1/31) Cllmpus MOn and Wed 12-6 pm. Addl. (1/13) wants to ban the deployment Secret~ry of the. CPSU Central ~ovlet SIde WIll pour out .a sweet for Head Coach John graduation last year. The club Need II HAIRCUT? Need to save money?" hrs. If dsred. 52 /hr call 452-1517 ( 1/13) in Europe of new, dangerou CommIttee, .pomted out, .we stream of concessIOns. Obtain a Job referrlll at student Del Mar DevlMt Research Labs stili Block and the Triton last was even having trouble For Sale employment lind bring It to the Provost's CIIII Rae lit 457-2839 lor lin excellent HOUSEKEEPING-CHILDCAAE full time looking for mele subjects for types of nuclear weapons. ar.e for equ~hty. for reckomng Agreement between the USSR Tuesday night when they beating mediocre clubs in the Office 2126 H&SS Deaddllne: 2-11 -83. h11lrcut for only 55. (3/10) employment for student who wants to questlol1llble experiments Frats need including. as a matter of ~Ith the I~terests of both and the l!S~ can be bas~ only visited defending NAIA pre-season. The Eagles were ( 1/ 20) Tllke charge of your helllth, stay In tIIke a brellk from college. LIVe in not IIPply Intelligence II must (1/13) control of your weight or ose desired course, the American sldes,.for~ifalragreement,a~d onthepnnClpleofequahtyand Car stereo, Pioneer KP1500, am-fm cass., pOSItIOn Excellent salary Good drIVing District III Champion Biola thrashed by 15 point s earlier Commuters! Audition for the ioon. He has put the house on stunned UCSD 69-60, Not on Iy Tr;IOIl r{'cord dropped 10 ';-7, bl/I mure Female roommate wanted 5193/ mo 175 Bill, Casey, Cindy, Debby, Ernie, Gamin, award from environmenta­ trying. (1/17) Cllnyon next to the Price Club. (1/13) woman Mr. tamborrne man concert for as the Tritons' three·ga me ImpoII(/II/ly. (1./ ;/1 I('agl/ e plllY ... 11;/ dep. Own room, shllre bath, pool, park, John B, John T, Grllnt, )(.ethy, Krl5, L,sa, in Europe, method of lists for his work at t he Coast the market for three and half The amllzing Dr. Michael Delln Hypnotist Bangllldesh 1/19TLH 107 (1/1 7) I"ere lIul lor pallll f,luord Bobby Bullseye Idler Wheels 517.95 BRAND free bus to school,. Genesee Highlllnds, Pllblo, Ray, Robrn, Jllmle Thanles for the upsetting trategic and Walk on Prospect Street, in La million dollars. winning streak snapped, but Goudmall's 18 poillis Tllcsday, Iile extrodlnllre! J!!n. 26 Revelle Cllfe. Only $2 NEW!! Also, men's 9" 10-speed- good by UTe 452-0647 . (1/13) "Blondle" who studies in the 8lOmed, 7MI Wilke-up calli You're the grelltest! regional balance or deriving Jolla. Dinnerman, owner of a the momentum t hat the team rUI1 /esl probably I/'ould /UI/ '(' Ix'I'II a blow condition but not great. Good campus Cheap! (1/13) WIIS TA. for Smith's 610 1 CIIlSS, works at (,sod the strllnsest) Visrt me lit the old Del MlJr beoch house needs (emilie military advantages for it elf Dinnerman credits the photo gallery in La Jolla, has had built up for the past week 01/1. as I/O o/iler 1 'CS D player scored i/l bike! Call Phil at 457-4311 after 6:00pm. Anyone interested in stllrting II student Warren Cafe: Will I ever learn your fOlies home - Hoyt (1/13) housemate. 5267/ mo, own room, no at the price of lowering the decided that he " no longer will also be gone when UCSD doubll' figures .. The Tr;lolls slill ari' (1/20) or9llnizlltion based on prindples of nllme??? The girl In the red Stllnford original owner, Sam Bell of La pets, veget/lrilln preferred 755-8793. Enc CllIPton Good luck In film concert hosts a fine Azu sa-Pacific ballo 1101 gellingelluugll poinl pl'Oduciioll 011/ economic lind person!!1 liberty (i.e., no sweatshirt. (1/13) security of others. The Jolla, with having "a strong needs to li ve in such grand of lire celllrr spol, as ,\lark Barrecca. 1979 KAWASAKI KZ650, 4-into-l, (1/13) for Bangladesh 1/19 7:30 940TLH 107 government coercion) contllct Lindll, security of Europe is our original personality and the style." Adding that he wants club tomorrow night at 7:30 in ,\like [)abasillSkas, and Dill'" .'IcGuire electronic ignition, 45+4584, ask for Student Wllnted. Own room 238/ mo. Vic and Company, Yes, yes, Victoryl Krsl1ll to you only $1 (1/17) 260-1706 or Steve, 459-8073. Keep country's own security. Peace to use the money in the the Triton Pavilion (KSDT 540 fOil/billed for ollly eight PO;II/, agailis/ John. (1/ 17) N Bonne chance! y buenll suer1e en gut and foresight necessary trying. (1/1 7) ice bllyfront condo . Vi ew . X - Better buy your Werren Whele for the peoples of the whole to build such a home." community to develop the arts. AM radio broadcast starts at Biola. [)abasillskas ha.1 sce/l his playillg SPEAKERS-Sound Research 3-way 12" WIISher/ Dryer, parking, cllble lV. Across domingo! MIll (1/13) Wlltch tickets ellrly $3 .25 at the box world is also peace for the As of now, there are no 7 15) lime ;/lcrease ill /III' las/II.,o ballga>1lcs, woofer-5150/ pr. 35mm Cllmerll­ The Delta Sigma Phi frllternlty would like street from bellCh. Friendly atmosphere. It's about time! Finally, you can Improve office See you there. Y (1/13) The property include both : . alld louks 10 see /!l'ell mure lillie ;11 the to congratuillte brother MIIrkMosely for Ricoh, w/ 50mm lens)$80. Jon, 455- CIIII 488-5303 (1/17) your health With out np-off scams Mult~ Soviet people. the mushroom and the main pro pective buyers, so you Sloppy, inconsistent play 1IIIIIre ... Ray Btl/wlas, who I( 'as receivin the NFL's player of the year Frlends Roman $1 Countrymanl Lend me 7161eves. (1/ 17 ) Nonsmoking female roommate wanted vit-m,n 697-1469 (1/13) ' Therefore, we call upon the home up on the cliffs. The two might want to take a look on that resulted in 20 turnovers l'X/)ecled 10 lOrry much of l it e scorillg aWllrd. While kicking field goals for the your t09llS' Remember when IIttend'ng to share room in Del Mar condo walk to US Admin tration to give up structures are connected by an the housing board if you would had to leave a bitler taste in load Illis seaso ll. played ollly l S 1IIIIIIIIes '59 Chevy Pickup. 3274-Barrel. Power WIIShlngton Redskins. (1/ 13) Lisa K lisa K.Usa K. You IIlwayswented to UCSO do as the Romans do' A togll of train completely rebUilt. 459-5291 beach, 10 min to UCSD, pool & jacuzzi see your I1IIme In prrn~ well here It IS' some fashion IS mandatory, whether It plans for a buildup of nuclear all-glass elevator put in by like to wind down the spiral the mouths of the Triton alld dropped 1/1 Jusl {,Igitl poillis. filS Free Rllquetball Rose Cllnyon Jlln 22 ~easOIl (Il'angi' dropped Iv II .:!. evenings. Keep trylOg. ( 1/ 27 ) $200 mo utils inc. CIIII Mindy 481 -5330. Lcwe Hey Bry (1/13) be sarlln wrllP fig leaves or otherwrse' weapons, to top the sordid Dinnerman, who feels "it is al l stair case and step out of the coaches, who know their team Sophulllore Bralldoll .\'ixoll. Ihe BYOB Another RPB event. (1/ 17 ) (1/24) Watert>ed, queen size complt:te. 459- Alan, John-See you at the best erotiC ToglI' Toga l (1/ 13) game around such a vital one house, I don't think of mushroom stem into high tide. is definitely a better one than fI'{'1III1(11 successor 10 Ihe poilll J,'ltard Warren college annual Whale Wlltch - 5291 even ings. Keep trying. (1/ 27) Male roommate wanted to shilre Ig. film IIround "Inslltlable'" Marilyn Punk,s Junk, listen to some d asslc rock In problem for people as the them a being separate and I And, besides it a little more Biola. After all , Biola. who was posiliol/ Ollce Coodmall graduales. I, Sat. Jan. 22 9-11am 53.25 at UEO. Hurry! bedroom In 1II JoIIII condo. 5 minutes Stanley Andrews tumbling mat. $300 or Chambers IS going to swing tOnight lit 8, film concert for BangllJdesh Jlln. 19 7: 30 limitation of nuclear weapons than an elevator ride from sporting a 5-10 record going see llig exlensil'e plaYlIIg I;me ill (1/13) walk to UCSD. S200 per mo. 457-0346. pend equal amounts of time &lIIa{a, . spol Nixoll hlL~ Y(o;pIJlld,d Ir; best offer. Call 453-3786 or 450-0437. 10, lind 12 in U5B2722 ! Hot sruffl I Tickets 940 TLH 107Love (1/17) in Europe. The USA should, in both," campus. (1/20) at Box Office Don't miss itl (1/13) into the conte. t, lost all five ,rurillg 17poilll" ill hi., IIIS/III ·OUII/lIIg!,. (1/ 17) Julia Childs - h~e you entered your Like to pllJy 1M soccer, have potlucks lind best recipe In the cookoff? 00 It now at Lost & Found sponsor fun things like cookoffs? Be a the Food Co-opl (1/24) Travel UCSD Food Co-op Announcements Presents: Found - Wlltch - Fr iday, Jlln 7, Mllthews Tennis Court 10. Call 481 -1767 Overcrowding CIEE/ Council Travel Open M-F 10-5 In PEACE Special Work and identify to cillim from Bill. (1/20) The Concert A new course this winter CI 2 Sem B the Srudent Center. C1EE offers: budget continue rom page For Special People Contemp. lssuesandAmerrclln !ndillns 7- Found: KEYS by Revelle Basketbllll Court flights, rail pllsses, tours, books, facility sit quiet during the day when it could for 9pm N'&M 2250. Hurry. (1 / 13) Wednesday morning. Call to identify - insurance, work lind study progrllms, CORPS Loren, 457-0764. ( 1/ 20) lind much more. CIIII 452-0630. (6/9) easily be used, at least temporarily. until the ne\\ Auditions lor the Revelle Musical will be Bangladesh held Slit. Jan 29th at 10llm in the Revelle LOST - Green Prince Tennis raquet. Left CIEE inVites you to an AFRICAN lecture halls are completed. --starring South Dining Room. No experience in Third Lecture HIIII on Monday 10-11 . If ADVENTURE SEMINAR, Thursday, Jlln 13, found, please, p1ell5e return. Kristll 452- 12-1, N. Conference Rm .,S tudentCenter. Students s hould not be asked to attend lectures George Harrison , necessary. (1/17) 8220. T~KS . (1/20) (1/1 3) at 7 am, as is the case of some Physics 2B Ra\'1 Shankar. Enc You get more than low, member prices Clapton, Hob Dylan when you join the Food Co-op. Check it students this quarter. It pose a difficulty fo r & more out! (1/27) many who have to get up at 5:30 am to ride the Need II good IlIUgh? Come lind meet Services Wanted bus to school. How efficiently will that lecture Prof. Conlisk today lit 5:00 in the pub time be u ed if the students can 't even be awake $1 with EMSSA. (1/13) January 19 USED BOOKS - Complete sets lor enough to listen? All typing - specilllize in scientific lind History 1548, S25/set. Lllry 449-0058. NOW! Pllrt-full time booming health indo We believe that the lack of pace is an unfair 7:30 & 9:40 technical. IBM TYPING BY DOT, IBM, fllSt, (1/17) needs pes. students more Infor Mr. expert, reasonble. Research papers lind burden on students. An overcrowded univer ity TLH 107 Aiibert 697-6585 (1/13) The Revelle Musical needs a others. Ne/lrt)y, M-f, 9-4. 452-0237. cannot run at its utmost efficiency, The number choreographer, II musical director, lind II (1/13) Artistist needed to drllW plctoriel chorlll director. Interested persons diegrllm showing vllious brain structures of students s hould be controlled - it i making AclJdemic typing - dissertations. Low should call 452-1436. (1/17) and IIssocillted neurollnatomlcal life difficul t for those that are already here, And rlltes, fllSt service. Pro-Type. 454-6860. La PIIthways. Good reference material will Muir COllege is now eccepting Jolla. (6/ 9) space, uch a the empty MandevilleAuditorium. applications from llcademiclllly qUllllfied be provided to draw from. Bill 560-6193. (1/13) - students to IIssist with freshman Psychotherllpy. Privllte. Sliding fee. Betty should be used to it fulle t. It i only en ible, orientlltion III1d registrlltion during June. Lightstone -8727 232-1251 . (1/13) Soccer - Need women now for II div.

Peace Corps volunteers are gram~; introducing better agricul­ people pretty much like you, Peo­ tural techniques; advising small CIEE/Council Travel Services ple with commitment and skills who businesses and establishing COOpera­ have asses~e d their lives and decided tives; or teaching math and science New Course Open ~:::~ECIAL they want to be of service to other~ at the ~eco ndary level. j,h This Coupon in a Iroubled world. The number of jobs to do is Welcome Back! For Condition, Cut, The problems our volunteers nea rly as great as the number of vol­ Mexican Music and Blow Dry deal with overseas aren't new. Such unteer~ who have served since 1961 : as the cycle of poverty that traps one Come see our new office! Men and Women N early 90,000. More volunteers are generation after another because being chosen now for two-year Music 111 (4 units) I hey' re too busy holding on to get as~ignments beginning in Ihe next Pick up a free 1983 Course Code #7125 ahead. The debililating effects of 3- 12 monlhs in Africa, A sia, Latin mainul rilion, disease, and inade­ America, and the Pacific. Study/ Work/Travel Catalog Visiting Professor Julio Estrada quate shelter. Education and skills Our repre se ntative~ will be Winter 0uMter 1983 Ihat are lacking, and the mean.s to pleased 10 discuss the opportunities r------Our Services ----, get them too. wilh you_ Flights Covering Mexican Music from Pre-Cofumblanto Your college training qualifies Contemporary including Colon ial, you 10 handle more of these prob­ European Rail Passes 10 am - 6 pm Revolutionary & N . naUstlc. I(:m\ than you might think. Such a~ The Toughest Car rental Monday thru Saturday teaching nutrition and health prac- Call for Appointment 11((:\; dc\ignin/! and building bridges Job You'D Int'l Student ID -jnstrument itemonstrations & and rrrlgation \y,lelm; worl..ing on I ~ AYH Cards improvisatfons L ______reiorC\tallon and fhhcric, pro.. I 4288 Cass St. , 483-6721 Ever Love Books --~t 'ectu s Tours -live perf ADVERTISE! Study & Work Programs Reprc<.,entatives on campus nex t Monday, Tuesday Accomadations 'in r~ted students are rnvited to enroll and Wednesday at Revelle Plaza from 9 am to] pm! Call 452-3466 Insurance We ha ve a large number of openings for May and June Meets Tuesdays & Thursdays ADVERTISE! departures, Monday-Friday (Second Floor of the Student Center) Call 452-3466 8:00 am - 5:00 pm 2:00 - 3:20 pm ~452-o630~ Room 8210, Mandeville Center 12 The UCSD Guardian Thursday, J anuary l :J, 198:1

'1n a word, heres what strong AFSCME/UC representation can give us in 1983: "Protection:' ParVlr1 Russell UC San Diego Grounds Department Equipment Operat or

Times are tough. And they promise to get tougher in 1983. Layoffs have already begun at some UC campuses and hospitals. And the UC system has sent its budget to the Legislature without even proposing pay increases for staff employees. Experienced UC employees know that we will bear the brunt of budget cuts. Unless we protect ourselves. That's why thousands of UC employees have joined AFSCME / UC. We know that AFSCME is the fastest-growing UC union because it has the strength to protect us when we need it most. Right now.

AFSC M E'S Bargaining Skill Will Mean Better Job Security for UC Employees

With layoffs and budget cuts threatening us, UC employees need a union that can win better job security in contract talks. AFSCME's strength and experience in negotiating con­ tracts is Number 1. Their skilled negotiators have won better pay and job security for public employees throughout California and in the university systems of seven other states. We need that strength and experience now as we never have before. And we need it right away. So join with us in voting for AFSCME/UC in the up­ coming union representation elections. To make our job security the Number 1 priority in contract talks, we need the union that's Number 1 in collective bargaining.

AFSCME A stronger Voice UC in Contract Talks • DavIs · Berkelev • LBL · San FrancIsco · Santa Cruz • Santa Barbara One strong Union • UCLA · RlvprS ICle • Irvine · San Diego of UC Employees l _ _