The UCSDGuar a Unj\(~rsjt~ of Califo,·nia. ~an Dit'go VOIUIlH.' lH, NumlH'1' I:! Thlln,c1a~. Ft'IIt'ual"~ 10, ) HH:~
A 1 I acre plot "oj land t he Del Mar c()a~t has , t hr cent er of a ontn)\ers\ that \\ill Del Mar vote: lmmatr \V-ith a special llot to be held next y. The vote w111 ine whether or not A park or a parking lot land, currently owned the Waterworks Co., ould be purchased by the it\- of Del Mar as the final stallment in it. <.;e nes of stal parks. If the voters rn down the purchase,the evelop(·r.... \\ til go ahead 'th construction of a re .... I~T(HIl' LIP north. E\cr~ timc d By JOHN BRICE -The race for mayor------ship leaH: here 10 be repaIred. Slaff Writer that i:" SJ(} militon ka\'ing the This is the third il1 the f) ('conom\'. \\'e need to l~ Guardian's series If interviews ''THIn. n' .... ponsi\ l' til Ihe Na\)· ... wit Ii Sa n Diego's 11'lOyoral needs and want" We have 10.1 ((Indie/ates. / 11 this artic/e, ex· 2S()() job.., tn t he la~1 ~I\ City COlll/cil member Mau reen Maureen O'Connor mont h.., m t he shIp repair O'Connor discusses her bustness. plalfonn for lhe Maych 15 Do yo II lllink that low-income I don 't kno\\ what the rent is account the communtt\ 's IIlwt (Jhout tlif creatwlI vI pri1'nary with Guardian staffer be plans. North City West \\'as housing will have to kept now but when I was worktng UI/plo) 11ll'lIt III South East, (I/. John Brice. aW(JY from the beaches because on it, the rent for a st udlo was in cluded in tIle Growth Dicf.{o') of th e value of the land? a hundred dollars a month. one Management Plan and It called I t htnk that \\ hen a trolh I~ Whal is your policy on City No. I think that we need to bedrooms were 'a $ 150. But it for development of t he area. built to the east. it will create a growth? /n September 0/1979. have a balanced community ha. been five yea rs smce I was But WIth a plan for the lot of work and t he sooner I ha t while Y0lt were on th e city approach. I would not call it on the California Housing necessarv faClltties and roads. \\e get gotng on that, thl' council and working on the "low-income" but I would ca ll Board. There are areas tn the orth sooner the Jobs \\ III be there. I dev elopment 0/ low -income it affordable. If you look at my What is your philosophy Oil City West plan thai could be thm!.. that we shuuld sel aSIde housing, land in PaCIfic Beach record , you see some of the th e del 'elopmcllt of Nortlt City developed today but the as ma n} of these jobs a~ \\ e can thal was slated lor low-income projects that I have pushed Jrl~~t.' econom, IS too weak l 'nder for the people It\mg m thaI housing u'as sold lo developers through the cit y counci l. and I I have al\\ays been opposed the plan thev could have gone communitv bl'caust thai i~ for ol'{' y a mil/ion dollars. There h elped create affordable to the plan because the) do not ahead a long tIme ago but they \\ here the hlghesl Unl'mplll~ wns no romment from you in the housing in the Sports Arena have a plan to pay for the just ha\cn·t. ment tn an Diego IS. youI' amI!' press wl1 ile others on th e COlt lIeil area, which is ncar Ihe beach. schools. It IS my understand· Wltat (//e plalls t(l Thl' Iroll~ gomg :-lluth ha~ did co mment 011 this. There are projects of afforablc ing Ihat sl!1ce "have left the jobs alld Icliat part (~l tlil' til) dont' a lnt fur I hl' area . Tltl I was not on th e council housing being built there for council. the den'lopers have /('ould h(//,(' top priolllv 'J "aIUt, of thl' land alullg the then. sentors and families. I was the come up with a plan where I h,1\ e a hlslorv of job trolly has gone up thret' tllllt' / thouf.{ht thalyou would 11(11'e lead person on the cit y council they wi ll pay for them (the development and If JOU look. in some l"a~l'~ . LL'\ me ~a\ t hl: been on th e cOllJlril IIntil pushing that idea and there is schools). the bIggest program turrcnlly a llli Job, reatlon. Thl' ';1ayol NO/lcmbcr uf '79. affordable housing near the I was pal I of I he onglllal fi\C unden\a\ IS under the Port can set the l(llll' and the When? '79? Ye ~. I was on the beach because of that. \\ ho cam(' up with the Growth Dlstnct, (m \\ hleh I .... cnt' IllS lltmate for blhtnesst·... 10 council and I voted for that Wilen the city SlIVS lOll' lVlanagement Plan and haw a one hundred and tWt'nt \ Inc creale the jobs. hut m tht end. plan. income. do YO II lill/'e (inv idclI been con~lstl'ntlv in lavur of It. mtlllOn dollar projeCI for hotel" it IS the businl·""e:o- thai an' You I'oled to sell the III nd? wlial kind oj jif.{lIres th-ey arc I am not g01l1g to sit here and at I a\ \ FIeld . ThIS IS Cleat tng the joh .... :100 No. I voted to retain it. but spc(Jkilig oj? . tell you t ha I \\ e are not gomg pr()\ldll1g constructIOn UIIIII do \'(//1 tllIlI/.: ot' ttlt what they did with the million When YO ll talk alxmt low· to have growth: it is the ho\',,', jobs and ()\er 1000 perma nent illcell/II'/'s t(l "hnllj.f III rlCellllll1' jobs when It i... completed. dollars received from the sale income , (think thaI there are when and where that must be II/dustlll~~ ~u(h tiS so/ar (1//(/ of that land was put it back 60.000 families that qualify for a ns \\ ered . Th e G ro\\ t h I am \\orkmg\\llh the Ncl\')' ot 110 tclll'Wll/l/1 (IH·I'I!/('.'. 1(1 till 111 10 gel .... ome of the shlJnard into the fund earmarked for it San Di ego right now. Management Plan IS all Otll) "l~'(/ 11/('(1 low- income housi ng. '0. / mea n tlte cost of relit. eXCltll1g idea that take~ into busme"s back 1!11O~f) that has plca"'l' turn to pagl' 7 UC fees to increase $150 next year. Page 5 ------American Ballet Theatre dance into Mandeville. Hiatu Triton swimmer drown Aztec . Page 9 T hlln,ciuy, F(' b ruar~ 10, 19M] Thl' l 'CSU C;uanlwll ------Thursday, February 10, 1983 The UCSD Guardian 2 Lette rs to the Editor The UCSD Guardian Casting doubt in shadowy prose How cart we state that By JI\;\lLS RI\LPII P,\PP 'lilt' ktll'!" qll!lll'" C'o/I'"is In annl h('r \ Old of kn(l\'.1tdgl "'1,,11 W, •• ~r "'!i~ mg that (;od rrt':ttt'd lIght 11l'l>nw. a languagt' "111t,)ut La ... t Thur~da\ I \\ il" III ~t and onh afll'J'\\i1ld" \()\\c1", "'l'('m~ p'J't' 11'101 'man not to mi s, it. Scaling the beautiful at the sa me time. present their " inability to educat ional fees. they are gi\en back to it s owner. student opinion ... and wi ll nol e"i..,t I. I~' hacb thh UJl the (,;Irdln of [:den. \\hlL'h Iw hlolllgl,t, ... till do not agrel'l I of the $72 million state budget encouraged to "suggest that h "'(I(.'nt Irl t' lact and logic heights of a cement archway, Central Library certainly cut is directed at the UC and pay" as an argument against ,I\1l hough I pcr"onall\ fed It i" aCCel?! ~tudent \Hitten artIcles \\.1' l'q lWlt'" \\ It h Salan I~e "The Sun God " looks like a serves thi' dou ble f unct ion. State University systems. The fee increases. Many legislators ugh. It ha ... alleast onesonalh on I ~~ues. complaints. or ,\1 Ilt on a nei le·rl'ad \Oll r H'I Ilk \\ fluId 111 all' »0,,11 ., 1, budget is with a lot tery or a tax \:tlUl'. thIS are that SCIent Ific fact I" combination of pre·Columbian But d e Saint Phalle' s implication is that this will undoubtedly take t his into redt'eming Pmp1l' ar~' anvt.hmg you ha\'e a st rong .\[r. Johll"(ln. RUI lIia''l"lIra(,Il'~ \ t'nl\ It unl(' ... "e 'Jr -Ill' held increase ..... Everyone, I hope, 10 (,od .... am way. and he call rio and Sixties psychadelic pop sculpture happens to bea work percentage is unfairly high; account. But the truth is that ~ta rlIng talk to each other feelIng about. For more "lith the GuardIan. or mai l there I'" a dl\J1lt' 1!I~'lc thai I' pOi n t... . Th(' let t l'r ,a \'" I h;1I ("lJuld 11\ " II' I./lndc 11 lIn ::::-.:>11, has in fact already created a And thi is unfortunate. For if something, it does not fo llow budget. One of t hem involves of art m y?ur submissions directly greater than l'lI fwr \lr. :-l'rpl'l1t" do nol la lk . ~·\t'll Ifl d:l\. unlll I d'd t la, t here is really no basis w hat we all fear: fee increases. Johnson \ or mint' certain amount of sensation on more works of art like "The whatsoever for s uch a that it should be handed over R. Mcrlock and mclude a phone number. f!e\)n'\\ To me thl.., "hll\\" pll':hl' tU111 I" paJ,tl' I campus, garnering such un God" are introduced here judgment without further for free. If this tenet were Another is to simply cut out comments as: 'It looks like UCSD face the threatofbeing generall y accepted. I could go few things from the universi· facts; unfortunately none are ties' shopping lists (if things Ronald McDonald with wings' transformed from a beautiful supplied. The answer to one on quite a shopping spree. and 'It's a day'glo dinosaur.' austere campu:, to a mere question in particular is I realize. of course, that we are as bad as everyone seems All of the e sentiments. of object of curiosity. are dealing with a specific case to agree they are. do we really essential: what percentage of need a new swimming pool?) co urse, lead to one conclusion: the state's total budget do the here - that of education. But Finally! - Get credit for the deSaint Phalle sculpture is universit y systems consume? I unles ' you accept the va lidity Anot her is to eliminate other There's lYot Much an eyesore. The problem stems think it's clear what kind of of a general principle, you state expend itures (reduce the mos t ly from its chosen Parking light this figure would shed on can't infer out of thin air it s 60 percent figu re). writing on the Guardian location - next to the Applied the matter. The 60 percent truth in any specific case. /'11 assume that the TCSC Time Left! Physics and Mathematics and Editor: figure is practicall y meaning· So if the membcrs of the members are aware of these options, and don 't reall y want the Muir Biology buildings, In The parking ·Ituation at less without it. TCSC believe that students' r------to enter'---- comparison to such au tere Th e Guardian has always been In any case. the assertion inabi lity to pay for their students to tell u ntruths, and and imposing structures like difficult. however the problem that "60 percent of the deficit education reli eves them of the then what they really meant lU's Chicago Pizzeria's AP&M, "The Sun God" looks is getting worse. There are is being funded by the obligation to pay for it, well was that the only "fair" or utterly incogruous. And only ten "permit" spaces in students of higher education" fi ne. But if they want to use "acceptable" way is through a PIZZA t;ATllYG although this effect is the tiny lot, and all hough is valid enough. But it might the idea in a statement urgi ng lottery or tax. Once again . they probabl y the creator's there are always a high help clarify things a bit if I s tudents (and ultimately. please turn to page 4 intention (or at least the number of "B" permits point out just hoUi students COJVT~ST intention of the members of occupying the "S" lot, things will fund their 60 percent: they the Stuart ColleCllon and are pretty bad when nineof the The UCSD Guardian to be held Feb. 26 at noon in the parki ng lot. Contact the will have to begin paying (to a )3 .016. ucsn. I.n Jolla. Ca lif. 92093 (6 19\ 452·3466 campus administrators, who ten spots are taken by "B" greater degree) for things they management between th e hours of 2·4 and 8· 11 . chose its location), Its impact cars, leaving exactly olle space Erni~ Larsen. of the LitlWriting program will are now getting more or less GRfAT fUN! GRfAT PRlzt:S! seems lost somehow. for some deservi ng ~tudent. free, Edito r Sta ff Writers' Cathy Atgarin . This. of course, is not an There are numerous other SCUll Young John Brrce. CannIe. Gregory NO CHARGE TO ENT[R! DON'T MISS IT! sup~rvlse a Dlrect~d Gr?up Study beginning Whether or not they should Chapellc. RoblO Dearborn. Joe attack on art or the intentions parking areas in the relative have to pay is. of COUffie, Mana" ing Editor Falletta. M,ke Greenberg. Todd ~pnng ~~arter. Project wlll focus on compari ng of art. After all. the incogruity vicinity where leaving one's anot her question. In fact. it is Paul Fa rw('11 Harne". Tim Kassoun,. Greg MacCrone. Gus Santoyo. Jeff Journahsttc styles to standard writing styles of de Sain Phalle's scu lpture car for an en! ire eight hour day the central question to the News EdilO r ~ may be an artisically will inconveni ence a few less Thoma, J{ ankln Sanloyo. Jdl Savage, Jeff Shap.ro. ent ire fee issue. What puzzles Cal) Tinkle T ynan Schm,dt. J,m Schutz. and will include work on the The UCSD Guar: legitimate "tatemenl. But the people. Let me have a fair me is that no one seem:, to Maureen T chakaltan. M , kel real issue here is not the chance at gelling some free Opiniun Edilur Tmmb ~ Particpants ~ill attend weekly seminar want to add res it. [n theTCSC LISa Lapm dian., artist ic success of "The Sun parking too. please. letter. as In other things I' ve S ta ff Photogra phe rs: Ann meetings WIth ErnIe Larsen, Project will be God," but rather what purpose C.J. Ostcrwalder read and heard on t he matter. Fealures Edilor CUlling. Phillip Davies. Juan Da\,d F1e mlnj(l'r Fcrnande7. Mary Fi sher. Rob worth FOUR UNITS OF CREDIT. ,\ rt" Editor Frred e nthal. Dean Hendler RPB Andrew Kl'der Krr sta Kiger. David Orner. Rich I'ecjak. G,na Pocock. Susan A~ .. U<.·. Arl~ Edilor Presenb Ste,nl'r. Carol Stoddard Kris Religious views of the famous: 'I"n Augu'l Trailer . ' Sport., Editnr I' h,l Laud." The ( 'CSD C liar diaPl 1>, APPLICATION DEADLINE: FEBRUARY 25th l)lIbh~h('d Mond ays and Thur ~ Galileo, Newton, Einstein Photo Edilor d i.lY~ dUl1ng tht~ aC(.tdemlc \e~'r b, \1 It. hal'l ~ te\l' n" ~ I udt'IlI ' al lICS\) J{epruduCI "m or tiM' ",lhoUI pertl1""on of ancl Editor: "hould Jucige tllat t ll(, a"'~l'rt t hat the ('01., III ic Genl'fal ManaJ,({' r I"AII~ rpl ij.,'lllu", e:>..perIencl' i" the lim, :Ylllk .. port 11m III t hI' nc""p" lX'r " I would like to addre ... ~ three authonty of the Blhle \\<1" , I rrfl lv I'rol"I)lI''(\ Nol r.·'pt.n"bl(· 1CU1IIUCK'1 ..,1 rong('1.,1 and noble"t UrI\ IIlg Tlo set up an appointment for an interview call point" brought out In the designed to persuade men of :',,,n·. G" I1 ('ral :\-\anaJ,(ero, for un .... oilnlt.'d manu"rnpt l.. or art t ho~l' art Kit·... and propo" lt 1011 ... force behind ~('il'1I1ifil' 1_loda I ~ l'\\ , ... The Guardia" ~lIb'(.,. ,bt.... til Ihe P letter. "The La"e AgaInst 1 au at 452-3467 - and rl'~parch." Furt hl'r hn ... lein \ ah"w ~1 l:-. t lljhn l . c~ AIlKt !1."" Time .... S,·ndwak. The Guardian - l~av e Heli gion." """' l\er authontle... at l 'CS[) wIll not rea I.,Ol1Jng. cou ld nol 1)(' macie 1·11I\l',..,,1I I'r.·" ~,nd 'I'all' y?ur na~e and number. Or stop by at The Guar rl' l igllltI~ p('ople of our l a l gtl~' I )il\ Id Lehmann !r> to pre\enl an~Olle from crech bll' 1)\ ... clem e. or h\ am olher ml'(lns than through th'e lllaleJ'Jall ... t U ' age ;11'(' t Iw PIUel uct inn M anag(' r Our ()ffrn' ,' j""I'·CI","lh,·,,,1 III d,an office next to the Che Cafe. pre ... ent ing a ... erll'~ of lect u re" I II" 1<.·,,% I'nl\ .., I Offill' 111 1Ill' l·;lIll,·,t Illen III re~t'arch .. \ nn \II I!.-, Holy Spirit dlrectl\ .. nu,.. ~ thptll '" In·t· .... \\(' are p')t~n on the ca ... e agaln~t relIgion T~ Ill· ... l· .'l' r ... 1JI ,II1 ,I \h .·1 .... The free eexchange of iell''''; An anah ... I ... · of bail, Finall ). t he nibIl' ha~ not hd \\ l'l'n q"lll and -'ItIII ~l ()nllll' llill- II,IO () It·", .rlckr J{u hilrd lliruligh FrHI;1\ I rUn! \\ ,lrJ'lt'l' Iho.... ~ and re ... pect for t hI' Idea.; qf Np\\ton .... hf' h\ LOlliS \llln' sun'i\'erl because of it..., I IInl nt' hllll." \\'arn'" ~tClll'~. "Il l' "('eill'" alv-a, ... 10 SC ientifi C ilccurac. but others IS the IIfehlood of a 1'I""d."·li",, \\orker" J"hn ~\lh"'( nplll1lh '\ III tH' 1lI;lIlt-d Iltr Prerequisites: Junior status, ANY MAJOR, and a university. ha\(' felt It ("'C I('ncc) wa ... a'hard lH·C;IU... (, il ha ... pr;'\lCkd 1\l1lltl'l).'lhfl ' HlIng :'.10 I"" 1:\1",1 .. , The let ler clcumed that, and dl('(ln ta ... k ma"tpl and mi llll)\\ ... \\ Ith tIll' tl·aChIrlg ... 2.5 GPA. ':--t'rious thinkers Clnd not of Int n·II"'\C \alue e"\lTpt as and guidance 10 11\ e a hettl'l I- Friday, Feb. 11 8 & 10:30 pm re~ean:her" find the BII,ll' II ~h()ulcl gl\l' ('\ Id ellCl' (If the lI fe. um,orth> of b ·Il ef. . On tlw, la\\s anel altnbull· ... of (,od .. Vol. 48, No. 12Feb. 10, 1983 USB 2722 1.50 subject. (;;tlIleo \\rot(·. " I \1I)('rl 1 ~llhtl'11l \\ lotl'. "I ( ha rle., ;\1 .. der Thursday, February 10, 1983 " The UCSD Guardian The UCSD Guardian Page 5 Why shoul~n't they I?a~e students Shadowy prose Thomas Rankin, News Editor News Feb. 10, 1983 pay for theIr educatIon. l'ontinuedfrompagc3 bccauselhey'realov~lyidea." Christmas (but that is food for "But I do. That s how I OPEC debacle Deukmejian's continued from page 2 alternatives are better. or the TCSC: and it wouldn't be another article). Many things bcli,e~e.'.' .' . are floating on an as umption fairer, or more acceptable, fair to its members if I didn't are unbelievable unt il done or 1 hi S IS aesthetic Chnst Ian · might strain 83-84 budget that i n't anchored to these kinds of questions really point out that no one else verified by a gentleman. even ~ty , ~r. J.ohn son's ~~I?vely anything. It is clear that they should be an wered. seems interested in the above if not of college cducat ion , Ideas lInagtne no posslblhty of US relations hikesfees $150 belie e their suggestions to be It might be that the TCSC matters either. Whet her it 's such as Joshua. anything lovelier tl~an him. authors imply don't care AS councilpersons complain· The anti-religious mind of . But th~ most obvl<,Jus ~efect fly WILLIAM O. BEEMAN B~ 11l() .\1 , \~ I~.\!\KI' the only acceptable ones. But 't'" 100 "'liltu· James Johnson has. as my 111 hIS art Icle Is .not s.c le~t IflC, .IS PUlL'ifk Ne\V~ SCI"vice they don't say why they about these things. and are ing about the poverty they and (,0\( I'[wr l,t~HW I)l'uklllP (0 In the Arah world . pref.tige bel ieve it, why ot her t udents merely trying to appeal to the other students are even now greatest objection it. no not ae~thetlc; It . I ~ hi S jl<1n "> 1~1~;I·.~1 bueJg('1 fur thp imagination, IlO romance. God overloo.klllg of main Id ea of and leadership are arguably hould believe it, or why the sentiments of the many others forced to live in, or the t~e ('Il1\lr 1l\ 01 laltforma ", is far more appealing thaln the Rlble, \~hlc~ IS moral. valued mure highly lhan legislator should believe it. who already agree with them Guardiall taking a bold stand ... Iorl·' I Ill' ~2:1 mllhonlu from Why are the alternatives I .But anyone, no matter how for tudents rights. there is biologists. scientists. and Without finding moral wealth If a wealthy man has Ihl' curn nt }c';lr iJudgd, 1,';( other manifestations uf the questions answered. one reads no power. or followers, he mentioned unacceptable. right or how wrong. can appeal never enough talk about just ~ludeTll' \\!l1 ht.'gm paying an \\hile the various taxes listed to people's sentimentf.. The where these rights come from . proletarian mind. In Brides- t h.e Bible witho~t reading the becomef. an object of derision. adcllll()l1al SO dollar., per quar head Rel'isitl'd (Evelyn Waugh Bible. J ohn~on :v~shes the IXlOk Such may also be said of by the TCSC - oil severance, advantage in being right is There IS one assumption ter ~tartll1g thl' fall. bnngmg tax. sin tax. sales tax - that you can appeal to their made by the TCSC (and the belives in God as well, and the to be a <';clenl1flc text. a lab nations: In the wake of the OPEC debacle, wealt hy Saudi I he annual CI)"I oj average CC perfectly OK? Why is it wrong reason as well. There are a A ,and the Guardiall) that if. present tense is intentional) report.. and that isnot what it fee" to a tolal of 1.3S0 per Charles Ryder argues against most Importantly IS. Arabia has been made to look to make students pay for their number of possible explan entirely justified: I think it\ ~t udent. education, and right to make ations for the fact that the safe to say that no student ebastian FI Vle's Catholici'im. Jl owever, there IS one foolish and powerless. 'I ht, tot al budget. Sl.l8;) "Oh yes, (believethat.ll·sa sCll'nt lfic detail which I have All signs indicate that the oil companies, or gasoline TC C, in its leller. didn't even wants to pay higher fees. I billion . i~ it 1Il'1 1.5 percent lovely idea." ignored. James Johnson Saudis deliberately aborted Uf.ers. or smokers foot the bill? take a stab at doing so. ce rtainly don·t. More merea. l' ()\ er Ia ... t year and Before Judging which My intent is not to pick on plea~e t un) to palle ] 6 "B'lll you can't belie!'£' lhll1gs please turn to paJ,!e 1 G the recent OPEC meeting in Geneva. They had nothing to wa~ char at rain"> turned the ,'11.1; millIOn i... 51all'cf to Ix: a simple f.quabble among oil excavation into an impromptu lake. A high preS'iure from to the .,outhca ... tl... clI.pt·clt'd to h'cp replan'd 11\ the SIS/) fl·t' producers, it is a signal of a the weather fair, with highs reaching thc uppcr 60's_ mcn'a"'p and tht' ['ntH'r'-ll \', potent ia lIy da ngerous power :317 million allocation [c r l:m imbalance in the Arab world poured down black hole with abor\l'd II Iht' ~audi .... \\('rL' If pl(l~ which could bi\dly strain a accounts from t he meet mg. et' 1l1ent ... alan mCf'ea"e no tangiblt' resull~ on either S,I\t' [;Il'(~ bt't:'11 relalions v.ith the West. thl' SaudiS beltt'\ecl that Ihl' and pwrnotwll' he! dim In ;t dl'''p('rall'd plt'( t· (II l The erosion of Saudi front. ot her members would nt'\"er mated b~ 'JUrlgH H1lr,,1 1;J1l af.,rrec 10 re<;t rict t hel r ()U t pUh. tIW:IIl'r. ~cludl 'Ill 1')1I1I'll', guagl ArabIa's presl Igl' 111 OPEC lind \\"or:-l'. from an Arab Shell-. .\hnll'd Zakl ) :llllW I . h ~I \'lel pI 1111 ,t, Ir. 'uml the Arab \\orld has reached standpolllt the ~audi:-, ll1u,,>1 I n I he re" u It 109 d I :-;\ rra~·. Saudi Arabw would Ill' IcJt angnh dl'lllancll'd an I ll'T'lxl .lIt', ,I, I, Hi l)'ll1t'l' IT, '!at RND HIS l nSI~ le\ t'ls 111 recent mont hs. conslanth co milat an' usa lall' (tllllle! , n t'H lJU{''i lor lit PI I I' ) t I( '11 I It follow ... a penod in which the tlCHl:- thaI' thl'\' are servlllg as onet agam lJl the dn\ IT 'S :-('<11. I' t·' t. \\ It hout h.\\ IIlg III rl'st rh't It pnet 'el ftc'Il'11I1l1 I)l( la, ,I 111)' th • 1'\ ,t r( ~au(hs made extenSI\ e dforts the t. lob of Anwrt' an foreign TRUSTY DOG, .... lIl"·)l, n!(, 1"\1(d I \ 1M'" 10 takl' deal leadership of Ihe pohry. own product Ion k\ l'b. i1 "11\ '. JIl 1 \. In c:t ( :t natll,lb ',,! reLhtancefighlers and will rl'qulrp the stationing of UCSD 15th in Guggenheims for Iraqi ..,t r(Jng-man Sadclam f),OOO American troops and Husselll t cchlllcal per~() n nl'l on Saudi The 1'11I\erslt \ of C ,thinr· :!29 ..1I1t! Colul1IiJll 1'II1\t'l".. I.. 1'1 n it',I"II1.l. II- t IIc!lI"t"' ow nia. San Dll'gll' ha~ plan'tl tIll' \\orld has changeel. ~otl Cj\'cr the nC.\t decade. \\"a~ I hiI'd \\ It h 2()ti lJdkl I I : dnn :\. R.I i n'"J; 11' .t Thl' ~au(1t peace proposal ha~ among the lem.1t I1g A mc.:IIL an ;\Iort' to I he point, the Snudio.; l'l1llchlt\ of L.llttoIT'a lam Iht , 'I' '-,111 I!' (,u ' t'1I1'lt II, been bUrled and forgotten. l'ampu~l'S 111 I hl' Ilumllt'r of PUSl'" 111 I hI lOp :!;) \\ l'n .\I('n lP~1a1 Founcl,ulo,; cit - rib· al~o haH' t'llllt inually faced Philip Habib no longer facult \' who ha\'(' won Ihr l ·lI\. ranhdtilh \\Ith 113 ed tl', fdl()\\ ship a~ being the chal~es of ser\lng l '~ include.., I-t til allllnl\l'r~i c~tabltsht'd a, a gencnl rhe (;u,q::t·nltl.'ln. ;1\\ ard, lis rc\'olut lonan t urlnllll to t hn'alened prestige. Thus. t Ie"> and collt'gt':- 111 t 11(' I I nil I'd campus In 19:,9, and Ihl' pn'\ ale fllncl" t H' ;t n'a1' "t cha ll enge I he - Saudis fOI the\ lured Lhe olher OPEL Slall·s. Tht' l :nl\ l'rsit \ Ilf majoril~ of Ihl' dqlt'l'" 0\ I hi' r('::;[) 1111( ~ ami .Irt I~I ~ \htlll I 'Il( and I hl' \fgh an,,> have been fir~1 linl(' ..' ('cording 10 l 'l1l\"('r ... it, \\d"> ,('co ne! \\ith aCadl'll1lC :-l'n;(I('. app r,1I11 111('11'\ ll1l' a \\ 1I1t1t I
Magic Extended Razor Wear "No Appointment Necessary" ~~$~199. La Jolla ViI\age Square • Prolessoonol seOVICes e\11 Ft'b.7·10 11\\1 1 O';l (~('~ DtI W JOUI'M -"IMH. 0 D 6 The UCSD Guardian Thursday, February 10, 1983 Thursday, February 10, 1983 The UCSD Guardian 7 BULLET TRAIN Interview with Maureen O'Connor continued from page J roads and sewers and theot her in SO for t wo rea son~: they the situation. The regulator~ years because I kept my AMTRAK gives ok things involved in setting up can't find affordable housing are polIt Ical appuintees. commitment and dId not takea I am for aything that would ~n ar~a for industry. If the cIty for their worker and two, Whoever is Ihe next leader will walk from the trolly. get business to relocate in SO have to set that on the agenda. Hopefully, if we can get the and I am not prepared to tell IS gomg to pay. where is the high tech u 'e~; a lot of energy to AHSR project city going to get the money? What do you Ihillk of off east hne gomg, and we have you anything about tax and ou r energy is very I am willing to look at shore oil drilling considermg the land, I negollated the deal WASHINGTON - Amt Another stipulation of the incentives because I have not expensive here. anything, but my bottom line What do you thid of the thesupportfvrilfrom Wal/alld for It \\ Ith Sf) ArIzona and rak's Board of Directors today agreement provides for been in city hall for three Deukmejian? Eastern RR. It IS parallel to is who is going to pay for it. development of allerllatil1e approved an agreement with Amtrak to be issued 2,500 ye~rs, but I know that they are I will fight like I fought eight but runs right through facmg a $12 million dollar You must remember that we energy resources here? American High Speed Rail shares of preferred stock in are looking at spending when I wason theCltycouncil. southeast SO. The new gas tax Corporation, a firm which AHSRC and for Amtrak to budget deficit, but we must Sure that is fine, I'll look at I am opposed to off-shore oil give some incentives. deficits at all levels of will help and If r can get Pete plans to build a 160-miles-per appoint no less than one- ixth government. The reality is we anything but that is not drilling. I am an ex-ocean Wilson to help In Washington, hour passenger train system of that company's directors. At As far as Otay Mesa goes, don't have much money. Wedo immediate. The problem that swimmer and have worked in I'll say two years. between Los Angeles and San present, one Amtrak repre everyone seems to be hot on have land that is already set we must deal with right away the tourism Indu<.,try In thi!. The trollv to the north will Diego_ sentative will fulfill that developing this area, but as in for industrial development in i the utility rate '. town and think that 1l , .. ould be a little bit more dIfficult The agreement, which stipulation, since there are North City West, who is going SO in our industrial parks. As the mayor, are Y0lt in a negatively affect our beache~. becau!.e \\e don 't have the posi(ion where Y0 lt can really already ha been ratified by presently five members on to pay for it? There are needs: Busine ses are not relocating Whell yo /( lefl th('(ity (I)/{}/ul land. We are ~tudYIng the use the Board of DIrectors of High Speed's Board. lJIjlllellre the utililies? ill 1979, YO II slated Ihat Sail of the land along bot h 1-5 and American High peed Rail I would he able to use mv DIl'Ko II 'V/l td 11(11 '(' a trotlv I1Ilhe /\ .~lTR'\K We ha\t~ to "ta\' Amtrak's Board al 0 agreed of rice like any polit ital offic0, 1/1.'(( tll'U I'('{I/'.\ (lilt! \,1111 1/ '('1'1' a head of t hl' dt'v('\opmcnt "i, Corporation (AHSRC), gIve that Amtrak's presi dent and DC Budget cuts so I can use il 10 ident Ir\' it (I" a 1'IJ(1tI Whol c/o \'11/111/1111.' U'I' \Ii' \\t' don 'I gl·t hkl' I.,\ , Tht'} ju'-! AHSRC license to operate chairman, E Graham Claytor, passenger train service continued (rom page !l paper, student fees from di pnhtical problem lind work Ihe I/ext .\('((/tI1/ II/ till' t/'{JIII ? ,,;'1 hack (tnri d lei nut dIJ Jr. , be empowered to appoint plt,,,.. t· t urn to pag\: X between the two cities. By law ties." rectly supporting research and WIth tht' c_ommunlt} to correct You .. a\\' I hl' t ro1\\ In - t\\'o the Amtrak representative or teaching. Amtrak hold" exclu ive rights representatives to AH RC 's A curious component of the If fees are used for these to intercity raIl pas enger Board. budget Involves the area~ service in the C mted tates. which the fee increase will activities, accordIng to acra The li censing agreement Since Amtrak hold s rund, speci fically labelled mento sources, they would by Tim Downs between Amtrak and AH RC excl usive rights to operate "student service programs." have to be termed as "tuitIOn," is limited to the Los Angeles - intercity raIl passenger By shuffling the offices of the and preventing students from San DIego route and provides service, it will necessarily be bei ng forced to pay tuition has registrar and other ares from WHI"oT 00 '1'OLi OVT" A ""A'<'. POVNO for an annual ba'e licen"ing involved 10 any high speed operations into "student ser become a point or pride with WHe-.I 'ft)U GO 'TO S""-CK pua INA. fee to be paid to Amtrak, plus a Big Valley bean-counters. T'l4E Sf'DRE. S"CH IJ,Oo.Q-\ElJJR CHOW intercity rail operation. vices," I he language of the W'e:El<'=' percentage of the amount by AH RC' projected Los budget prevents, at least on At this point, it is unclear which AHSRC's gross Angeles projected Los Angeles how many department · can be revenues exceed their direct to San Diego service is the only relabelled as student services cost of operation. "uch proposal that has Saudis before somebody calls foul The base licensing fee WIll progressed 10 the point ,vhere and, instead of simply paying be calculated to ensure an Amt rak lice.'n<.,ing agree.' continued from page 5 increased rees , student s will Amtrak's projected re\'enue ment is needed in order to Although the audis later be forced to pay tuition. to-co"t ratIo for it... o\'erall ena ble the project to go claimed that thev had "taughl The Uni\ersitj is still grap sy"tem will be met de.,plte the forward. Such agreement:- OPEC a lesson," it is hard to phng WIth the effect s of com peting AHSRC's sen Ice "ill be negotiated with the say what the lebson \\as. If DeukmeJIan's emergency two between Los Angeles and San propo~ers of other hIgh speed anything, they prO\ed thai percent budget cut imposcd in DIego. The ba<.,c fcc will raIl projects, ho\\ ever. their leverage.' with the other aJanuary:3 E>..ccul1ve Order, a I Re:Me;:MaE.R 1""1e? I I'M 'TI-IE. Gu'1' "",HO increase each year at the same whenever such projects have oil-producing nations is very cut which actually amountd to MA.Sr-UTH'N"' 'M 'ff )1) C V1 1 '- ~E JvPv~ C>I=l=' difficult opportu nit y for thpm rcplacement of employees, as 7Uf7Il.LJ Y 'NEPT 1M t In:.J ("',N F :I"-Jc..-t lHE' "(, .. '-'11 f to COlr-.lG TO SHU"'" lJ,,- -...... ~ SL,.I S NExT, ~ t) PI[ rT < ~ PtA:';' 1('" confirm their Arah we ll as other areas whIch ....OU "O''';.I 1'-1AJo< E , LIT 1: HE. S I. • C'E.! Crossroads credent ials I~ presented by ~ ) K ' E S \...- .. ~) , ~ITO c. V APTER' hist()nta\l~ '-'a\'e I he adminis Le.'banon. The We~t \\()ulc1 tratIon mone\,. -L __ ) clearly like to avoid a repeat of At Iheend ()r the rlscal \ear, "/. . / ..... / Prospects for Peace in the Middle East the 197:l OIl embargo. each dppartment IS requir-ed to ( . , ' Nc\ ert heless. this measure I" rt't urn to the U nl,'erSll \' at . . among I he.' opt ions \vhich the leasl enough to cover 't hat ) Saud IS might well con<.,ider, If obligatIon, a facI that has t An pu<.,hc<.l to ta ke concrete act ion complicated t he task of locat . 1 evening with: by an Israeli refusal 1(1 ing areas in \\ hich to make \\;it hdrcl\\ "'m Lebanon. luts 10 meet the cutback. John Rotbmann
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's w ill assist in He voted against it the first time. but the second tIme, he introducing incoming freshmen and voted for it, after I was able to their parents to Revelle College. Must get the railroad to lower their price on the land Wi..' ne(.'(led . be available June 23 - July 2 and be ~lThfll do you Ihink 0/ Ihe returning to UCSD next year. Pick up del'elopmellt 0/111 BIIllel Traill? I don't think that we have referral slip in Student Employment enough information on the and application in the Revelle Provost bullet train. The concept of fast transportation needs to be Office. researched, but the technology ---Deadline: l that is presently being proposed may already b out of [ Friday, February 18th__ . date according to experts that I have spoken with. The plan should not b steam-rolled through without working with the communities. What do yo/{ IlIillk of {/ convention cenler in all Diel{o? J won't comment on any of the specific plans because [ only know that [ have read in the paper about them. I find Ihal inleresting. cOllsiderillg thai you are on Ihe At TRW It'S what we' re all about. Port DL'itrict. [ will comment on those We've created an environment plans (involving the Port encouraging people like you to District) but not the others. [ defme and go after your mdivldual think the Navy Field site makes more sense as they are profeSSional goals. already bu ild It1g there. I won't So when you work With US. say I favor one site. you'll get a personalized approach Whal do VOIl Ihillil of PorI Distriel finallcil/g of l/7e to your technical growth. An cOlI/'ellllU1I cl'lIlcr~ approach that Includes ... I [ am In favor of putting II An Informal atmosphere that back on the ballot and letting the people of San DIego decide encourages insightful thinking what they want. Co-workers who value the free I VOIl fill I'l' }}Iatic II/O/'es 10 illj1uence I/aliollal pulitics in Interchange of Ideas. 11Il' Pllsl lind 11l/l'( SPO/~Nl (Jill un Responsive managers who look Sf) )/O/(' beillf.{ a lIIajor (lly i lillie out for your advancement. US. Do you Ita 1'(, I!()(tls to I!O lu Washingtoll? • A broad spectrum of challenging My sister has run for prOjects to choose from -- congress; I don't like Washington or Sacramenlo. [ Projects ranging from large data had a lot of opportunity to run base software systems. for congre'>s "inn.' lea\ing City communications spacecraft and council and have not. My main SU. alternative energy sources. to interest is Whal do YOII IlIinll of Stili oesn' sCientific satellites. high energy [)icf.{o's waleI' prob/c))l,\? lasers and microelectronics . All polit icians talk about water. r have worked on water And you II appreciate the • IXlards In the past, but r don't opportunity to see these know a lot about it. If ( were projects to completion. maJor. r would put It on the agenda. Like the trolly. it \\as In the long run we think not a sexy pollt ical Issue. sur rise you'lI find that TRW offers rOil say it is 1101 a s(,xy is.\IU'. an environment that bnngs out bul waleI' and mass lrami/tlrc the uniqueness In you. Ihe nllls (/1/(/ bolls 0/ Ihis community. TRW will be on campus March 2 Exactly. That IS why the} hiring graduates In most Engl· have to be addressed. Jobs are sexy if you don 't have a job, or neering and SCientific disciplines hou sing, if you don't have a us ... at all degree levels. home. III Itch money y01/ See your Placement OH,ce for Huw will sp('nd alld where will il COniC more mformatlOn . ji'UllI? College Relations I will spend as much as my opponents are planning to TRW Electronics and Defense spend, about $250 thousand Bldg. R5/ B196. Dept. and it will come from my One Space Park friends and supporters and Redondo Beach. CA 90278 from myself. IVlwl u'o ldd you say IIIl' Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/ H dillc1'l')/('(' is belwecn VOl/ ([ JI(/ U S Citizenship Required wiu r opponC'nts? . r I hln k 111(' d Ifferem'c i" that I am nol current ly holdIng an ell'ct cd offIce. The-,t' men an' t 1\ II1g I () do t hl' Job t h(l t t hl'\ \\ l'll' l'1l'cIl'cI to do and at the .. .I 111 \' I I III l' t h l' \. 111 II S t ra 111 p;IIgn full! In 1(:' . don' t think that i~ fair to tlw \·Oll'l.., who l'il'l'!I'd t hl'1l1 . , 1983 ART II Dance troupe will grace Mandeville
By PAUL M. JOI'CS There exist various definitions of the word "dance," ranging from the overtly romantic " poetry in motion" to Webster' 'to move quickly up or down or about." While the latter definition better describes the manner in which most of us dance, the former is certainly more appropriate to the dance of the American Ballet Theatre II, which will peform here at Mandeville Auditorium on Saturday February 12, at 8 pm. ABT II, the 17-member training troupe for its parent company American Ballet Theatre (the number two ballet company in the US), is directed by Richard Englund and Jeremy Blanton. The program presents four ballets, three created after 1953, and ending with selections from Act III of Raymonda (1898) by the great classical choreographer Marius Petipa, music by Alexander Glazounov. first on the program is Tribute, choreographed by Fredrick Franklin with the music of Cesar Franck. Originally created as a neo-classical tribute to the Ballet Russe, it was first performed in 1961. Diary (1979), created by choreographer Lynne Taylor-Corbett and composer/vocalist Judith Lander, and which also won Silver Medal for Choreography at the International competition at Jackson, Mississippi. is second on the program. Next is Pas des Deesses (1954), a period piece by Robert Joffrey and set to the music of John Field (1782-1837). Each variation in this ballet presents qualities of the 19th century dancers Grahn, Cerrito, TaglionL and St. Leon. Ticket prices are UCSD students $8, other students $9, and general admission $ J O. There are only about 200 main floor seats left so you better run, not walk, to the box office. For more information call the UCSD Box Office at 452-4559. Who should care what James The Royal Opera House Ralph Papp thin~ about David A night at the symphony with celebrated its 275th anniversary Atherton? (Don't answer now: with a prod uction of The Rake 's ~nter tile Hiatus/MDT there are another 1400 words to Progress of Igor Stravinsky and go). Conceivably Mr. Atherton San Diego's David Atherton W,H. Auden. It was also the might care. probably less than climax ofthe london Stravinsky "Pop Quiz" 1 James himself, but then the By JAMt:S RALPH PAPr Festival. of which Atherton was Contents "0. artistic director, When it as thousands of you others with make one yearn for variation. pertormances of which artist electricity gave it a martial air. lid' ._!lilfs Ml8lt Is the first IfSDT ''pop'' quiz. La'S your eyes glued to the paper are The series was played so well. one owns. and to compare other but any army marching at that originally produced by the The Magazine Cover: The daughter company ,;.t ..II". lie ""'" IfIUlDlIIJ uJIOI' think you 1&. unexplained. Whatever however. that I did not find interpretAlbum? The libretto. by W.H, Aud en 12. What IItllelllUlleofthe ..... tbat had a number one bit with the Diego Symphony. The PELT, JACOB W[lUNGTON, The Bangles? . . . • . . . .. Page S improvement to the orchestra and Chester Kallman, falls into IOIIfJ JoIHI lIIJ11e Is IYg I.qm? [ditorial 4~2·1466 Mikel Toombs discovered this bit can only be described by those occasional fits of doggerel but U. What lillie IIIJI1e of the bind that StevIe Shears. one Ume mostly proves the investment of Advertising 4S2-1468 of history in the HIATUS files from guitarist .. UltraWOI. joined after leaving Ultravox7 superlatives which we dyspeptic critics ar~n ' t supposed to use. using a major poet instead of a 15 years back on one of the great 14. He ued to run a clothes shop and has. In his time. managed the Hiatus is published every Technically controlled and hack to accompany a major Thursday of the school year as a bands of the '60's. new York Dolls. Sex Pistols. Adam Ant. Bow Wow Wow. and She stylistically expressive concerts composer. From a lyric pont of ~upplement to the UCSD Sheriff. Who Is he? What was the name of his shop? What Is the name were produced only occasion vi ew. the libretto chang('" GUAfU)IAN. Reproduction or use Berlin ...... Page 5 of his current slngle7 without written permission of any ally two years ago. One couldn't character entirely from paper 0 15. What Is the name of Heyl ~astlca's debut single? Who prod uced portion of this magazine is a no Yet another LA. band rising on be sure of the quality of any vo ice for the rhythm bl.'coml.' It? no. We welcome un~oli(lttd the charts. John Nee talks with and concert until the last note had Stravinsky's. and Auden's rhyml~ lellers manuscripts and artwork, about this new group and their That wasn·t hard now it? Come in Monday between is then almost lost. but a~ume no responsibility for too was been crooned or screeched out. the return of su ch Send debut album Pleasure Victim, 2-3 pm to KSDT radio station. located in the Student Center Thi~ ~a~n , there has not Thi,,> particular produ( t information to: to verify your answers. Ten or more right answers and been one concert which I have although <;lrong wa, mf' HIATUS Concert Une rage 6 you'vejust won gourselfa newalbum. The top/iuewinners' not thoroughly enjoyed, The what Ol'l \\ould • put fn BO{) 16, La Jolla Co\cnt Cr,udel1 dnd /',ld n Ca. 92093 Tops in rops rage 6 names will be entered in a drawing for a pair of tickets to .'K'ctions of th e orchestra are 'pcctJ(Ldar oriqirJI At the Movies rage 7 /larry Anderson. Employees of KSDT, the Guardian, UfO and balanced with one another. and Hogarth,., \\hOh:hou<;c 'iCt HIATUS logo design by Debbie Fox I/1fliates are ineligible to win, th e individual parts and instruments come out clearly. reproduced in \ oCdl f!co;l1 \\, Noles are not slurred or played the most impre~sivc sll t he Beef Wellington, steak and weeks ago, the Seventh skill of the musicians to keep so new paragraph to backtrack to pressbox hangs almost di r ec tl ~ kidney pie. with a hefty roast to Symphony materialized on the many notes so quickly played Stravin kyat Co vent Garden m'er the orchestra pit which top it 01T. Each dish is good program, Recordings make it clear and lively is impressive, I and come back to Bela Bartok at neate'> a si milar effect ttl individually. but together they unavoidable to memorize th would say that th e t ~ mpo and San Diego. please turn to page 8 J . 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I \0,11 o, (u,I,'"'' '" \ ~,1 l; A H i\' ONE DARK NIGHT 1h.~'·I" "I"ll .11 11\ ~('tn'" ,"'lUid-. 100. 4 55.850 (PG) SORORITY ROW U 'SD Ccntrul So nffil-c, 4<;2·4<;'>9 l February 10 1983 Hiatus 3 2 Hiatus february 10. 1983 Plusic Dept. events Twistin' the night away Leibow; tz honored Lytle will play in with the wild Bangles in concert friday I Bosendorfer series Mikel Toombs recently Debbi for the most sensational The UCSD Music Department Three 19th century musical unearthed this ancient Hiatus harmonies outside of the pays hom mage to the 70th giants will be featured on the article, originally published in phenomenal vocal group the next concert of the popular anniversary of Parisian the issue of April 1. J 967. He Mamas and the Papas. Bosendorfer piano series composer, conductor. author. believes it·s just as relevant Vicki and Debbi are sister., teacher, Rene Leibowitz in sponsored by the UCSD Music today, especially since the who had played in bands around concert. Friday, at 8 pm in Department, Sunday afternoon Bangles will be playing lhis lA's South Bay for several years, Mandeville Recital Hall. at 3 pm in Mandeville Sunday night at the Rodeo. Vicki pluckin' and twangin ' and Violinist Janos Negyesy and Auditorium. Debbi hittin' the drums. They Australian pianist. Keith " Piano Trio in C Minor Op. 1 "Vicki's rock hero," Sue found guilar-strummer Sue Humble are the featured artists. No.3" by Beethoven , Bangle explains, "is Susan through a "musicians wanted" The first half of the program representative of the most Cowsill. When she saw Susan ad and the Bangles were born. offers "Sonata for Violin and mature classical style of Cowsill hittin' that tambourine two years ago, in a garage Piano Op. 13" by Leibowitz. composition leads the program. on The Ed Sullivan Show. she (where so many of today's The Bangle ~isters - are they America's most refreshing new group or just d bunch of party animals? Arnold Schoenberg's " Phantasy Cecil Lytle will evoke the said. 'I'm gonna be in a band: " happening bands are getting for Violin and Piano. Op. 7," and u~ual majic from the " '1 can do that!' .. Vicki their start). They found bass Anton Webern 's "Four Pieces for Bosendorfer piano along with Bangle remember exclaiming. beater Annette a while later in Violin and Piano. Op. 7," two other facu Ity artists including 'She's no older than I am: .. exactly the same way. Herlin gets mileage out of HSex" composers that influenced the violinist Janos Negyesy. cellist "That's what The Partridge At first, the girls called life work of Leibowitz. Peter farrell, violist Simon family was based on, for sure." themselves the Colors. and then By JOHN NEE punky- power pop, mu c h labels before signing them . Oswell. and bassist Bert The rest of this commemor Sue says. " 'I'm gonna pick up a the Bangs. That boss name Over the p~st six months different than what we are doing Romeo Void . Oingo Baingo. ative program presents music Turetzky. tambourine and learn to play. ' .. lasted through one neat single Berlin has gone from being an now. My first big influence in the Wall of Voodoo and X all started by younger composers who were General admission $5. But. Vicki adds Quickly, "I ("Getting Out of Hand "). until lA band to gaining the elcrto-pop vein was Ultravoll's out on small labels. ' influenced by Leibowitz through seniors & students $1. Tickets said, 'To hell with that. I'm they discovered an all-boy (a nd distinction of being a band from third album. That one is really Originally Nunn left the band !"laKeline Hugot and Tom Glynn star in Robert Anderson's "I'm Herbert" a vignette In " Pieces of 8". his writings and teachings. are available at the door. for gonna pick up a guitarand learn very unchivalrous. we 'd say!) lAo Berlin in more recent times the bible ot any electro-pop because of p r)()nal differences Leibowitz, whose influence more information call 452- to play: " group from New Jersey had a has gained popularity with the band . . with another membel but no\\ and fame spanned the globe, 3229. The Bangles, America's most prior claim to the title. So. the hit single . Sex" from theIr Terri Nunn has been with this that she has returned she ha~ wa~ born in Warsaw on februray refreshing new group, have Bangs became the Bangles, as album Pleasure Victim. version of Berlin .,i nc e 1979_ given a new edge to Berlin s Schneider puts 'Pieces of 8' on 17, 1913 and died in Paris in UCSD grad already upstaged Misses Cowsill sort of the next best thing. (One Berlin began five years ago in She did hO\~e\er leave form mllsic. Terri really has been a 1972. He began studying the and Partridge with their just of the suggested new monickers Los Angeles. Up to no\\' there 1980 until 1982. Shortly after help in bringing our music violin at age 5 and gave stage at UCSD starting tonight released record , the groovy was the Shebangs, but the girls have been four incarnations of her return Berlin was signed to together," Cra .... ford comments. concert~ between nine and 13. offers her Bangles. A five-song disk, it's on wouldn't go along with that Berlin each a different step in Geffen Records to produce . both lh'e and in the studio. She of Greva), Eugene lonesco completed directing the One of America 's foremost Upon completing his studies of the Fau Ity label. but it's one. ) the evolution of the band. The Pleasure Victim. Berlin relea<,ed especially add~ to the live set up (Foursome). Tom Stoppard (The Midwestern prem iere of direc.tors. Alan Schneider, composition with Webern and originals anything but faulty. The Bangles' biggest present incarnation of Berlin an album on the German label being out front.' (15 Minute) Dogg's Troupe Beckett's new play, Ohio directs Pieces of 8, a program of Schoenberg. orchestration with The Bangles are Sue influence is, of course. the consists of vocalist Terri Nunn. Vinyl in the absence of Nunn Bath Nunn and Cra .... ford Hamlet). Samuel Beckett (Come Impromptu, at Chicago's Ra ve I. cond uc ng with pight vignettes selected from ti Composer/pianist Nancy (Susan na). Vicki. Debbi, and BeatJes. (You can hear some of bassit/synthesist John called Information. make a "ery strong distinction and Go). Harold Pinter (Night). Goodman Theatre and the the works of eight of the 20th Monteux, Leibowitz began his Briggs, a UCSD Graduate Annette, and the newest Bangle. "Help" in "The Real World " and Crawford, synthesist Dave With the 5ucces!> of this between Berlin and the Los Edward Albee (The Sandbox) Kennedy Center's Acting career as conductor in Paris in century's greatest playwrights. Student. will offer a stimulating They're all girls. as you may a lot of "Taxman" in "I'm in Diamond and Daniel Van Patton album, record executives were Angeles music scene . . We like and Robert Anderson (I'm company tour of Play and Othel 1933. During the second World conceived and staged for the program of original music, have noticed, and their ages Une "). The girls listen to radio on drums. confident about signing Berlin. to think of ourselves as being UCSO Department of Drama, Herbert). Completing the Plays by Samuel Beckett. in War, leibowitz, in enforced Tuesday at 8 pm in the range from 20 to 25. What you station KRlA where, Sue relates, John Crawford. the major As Crawford comments, "the bigger than the lA scene, " says Conceived by Schneider. picture will be a jazz combo on New York. retreat. wrote theoretical works Mandeville Recital Hall. may not have known is that they she heard dJ. Johnny Hayes say contributor of Berlin 's material industry is having a very Crawford. 'We don·t have to play Pieces of is composed of eight stage comprised of members of As the second selection in the such as "Schoenberg and his Included on the program are 8 play all their own instruments, the Lemon Pipers' "Green has been with the band from the difficult time. They really aren t in clubs every night to gain pieces based on tr.~ common the UCSD Music Department. UCSD Theatre's 1982-83 Schoo!." "Introduction to New "Micron," a tri0 for oboe (Drake and we 'd say they play them Tambourine" had been ghost very beginning. According to willing to take a risk with a new exposure: . All we did the first theme of human relationships. Schneider directs fJieces of 8 Champagne Season, Pieces of 8 Music." and " History of Opera:' Mabry). clarinet (Michael very well. Sue and Vicki write written by Paul Beatie. "And ," Crawford the band had a very act. What they are doing right five months was play in clubs. from courtship to maturity. following his recent return from will play tonight through With the end of the war, he An Richards) and viola (Simon most of the hot Bangle she says. "I trustJohnny Hayes:' different style in its early days. now is looking at how groups adds l"Iunn. "It gel'i to be really ensemble of 1.3 actors selected England where he directed the Sunday and feb. 16-20 in the resumed his career - making Oswell). originals, and teem up with please turn to page 8 " We were playing basically are doing on the independent please tum to page 8 from the UCSO Department of European premiere of Samuel UCSD Theatre at 8 pm, over 50 records in various Also included will be a four Drama's Master of fine Arts Beckett·s newest play, Rock.lby. Wednesday-Saturday. 7 pm countries and concertizing channel taped piece, "Praxis," Graduate and undergraduate at London 's National Theatre, Sunday. Due to an unpreceden there as well. As a teacher of as well as semi-improvised program perform in over 30 starring British actress Billie ted subscription sell-out, composition and conducting, music for an ensemble which different roles. Pieces of - 8 Whitelaw. Schneider directed tickets to regularly scheduled he provided inspiration for includes Mark Dresser on bass, includes the work of Jules the world premiere of Rockaby performances are not available many of the foremost musicians Daryl Pratt playing vibraphone feiffer (The Unexpurgated in New York in April of 1981. in for public sale. Tickets may of our time. and Nancy Briggs on piano. Memoirs of Bernard Mergend honor of the playwright's 75th become available at the door on The concert is free. For more For information call 452- eiler), Ring Lardner (The Tridget birthday. Schneider has also just the evening of performnace. information call 452-3229. 3229. INVEST
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X released two albums on reserved for posing at local teen Wedding and [I~en Sons QAlREMONT 453-7831 blazed back and forth across the The documentary is shown in include among others: Laurie Admission is $3. Seniors & Slash records. an offshoot of clubs and concerts. What sets tonight at the Spirit. The Shaggs - sisters Clairemont Mesa 1) THE MAN FROM SNOWY pages of Hiatus. 8y now it is no conjunction with the Museum 's Anderson . Peter campus. Chuck students $2. The Museum in longer new news of any type but Slash magazine. both of which The Untouchables and their lbe flimsouls will play next Dorothy. Betty and Helen 274-0901 RIVER cu rrent exhi btion of the Close. Nancy Graves. Mary Miss. located at 700 Prospect Street 1 ) THE TOY / AJRPLANE II the effects of this move are did incredibly well, The success opening band "anual Scan Tuesday at the backdoor. Wiggin - were one of the very 2) V1DEODROME/SCANNERS Permanent Collection which Dennis Oppenheim and Joel in La Jolla . For more 2 ) ONE DARK NIGHT/HOUSE 3) WITHOUT A TRACE going to be felt from now on. of these two albums prompted first all-girl rock bands to focuses on art of this period. The Shapiro. information ca ll 454-3541. ON SORORITY ROW 4) THE ENTITY Elecktra to take another look at record. although few outside of Now you may be saying to film examines some of the most X and sign them to publish their fremont. New Hamphslre kenw COVE LA PALOMA yourself. " What does this active. inventive and highly mean?" What it means is that recent release Under the Big it at the time. Their album La Jolla EnCInitas 'm~ distinctive participants in the Berkeley stage group 459-5404 local promoters now have a Black Sun. Instrumental in the Tops in Pops Philosophy of the World. which 436-SHOW development of the arts in this LE BEAU r"MRIAGE The RoIling Stones In LETS market for the music that was success of X is their was recorded circa 1971 and decade. SPEND THE NIGHT TOGETHER up to a few weeks ago not producer / manager Ray Below is a list of the top albums at UCSD and around the sold under 200 copies. is a work perform at UCSD FINE ARTS Chosen with the guidance of to profitable. for too long bands Manzanera, Manzanera . who has country. These ratings are based on sales and furnished by of inspired incompetence. a Pacific Beach SPORTS ARENA The Contemporary Black Arts 1982 Bay Area Critic Circle that enjoyed immense the notriety of once playing Assorted Vinyl and Billboard Magazine. naive masterpiece. (It was re 274·4000 San Diego Program and Drama Department Award Winner. BARBARO SA popularity in Los Angeles would organ for the Doors. saw the issued two years ago by Rounder UEO to give 223-5333 nere Records.) will present the Berkeley Stage The play also features Larry 1) MOTHER LODE spur only a very sparse response quality present in X before any 1. Rio Duran Duran capitol ROWER HILL CINEMA Company. in the production of Adams. pianist. and Herman 2) BEST FRIENDS/AJPLANE II from San Diego. Other bands of the major companies. His 2. Blinded by Science Thomas Dolby capitol Shaggs ' Own Thing. a away passes Del Mar Paul Robeson. Wednesday. in Harper. vocalist. ·Paul Robeson . 755-5511 3) TREASURE OF THE FOUR would just not play San Diego faith in X has helped them 3. Pleasure Victim Berlin Geffen collection of odds and ends mostly recorded about five Mandeville. a towering figure in legitimate 1) BEST FRIENDS/KISS ME CROWNS because they thought it was a become a successful band with 4. Lexicon of Love ABC Mercury 4) THE HOUSE ON SORORITY years later. shows the young to new film The three man production is a theatre. who was gifted with a GOODBYE DMZ (Dead Music Zone). musical integrity, X will play 5, Kissing to be Clever Cullllre Club Columbia The film Committee of the ROW/ONE DARK NIGHT ladies' skills to have improved biographical portrayal of the rich bass voice was an 2) THE VERDICT One act that promoters would this Sunday at the Backdoor. University Events Office has 5) V1DEODROME sign ificantly. but not at the artist and political activist. Paul outspoken critic of racial 3 ) THE MAN FROM SNOWY not previously bank upon is X. X Despite the death of the . There arranged to give away 40 free RIVER 6) AMlN :THE RISE AND FALL rose out of the punk revolution English Mod movement in the 1. Business as Usual Men at Work Columbia expense of their unique charm. Robeson . The talent and injustice in the United States. passes to the invitational UA GLASSHOUSE 6 MANN CINEMA 6 of 1976 with the reputation late 60s there are still those who 2. Built for Speed Stray Cats EMI Especia II y good are the integrity of the performance is His close ties to the Soviet screening of the new Paramount San Diego University Town Centre among the Los Angelse musical persist in trying to create an 3. H20 Hall lit Oates RCA wonderfully simple ballads commendab le. reflecting the Union cost him his passport 4. Get Nervou s Pat 6enatar Chrysalis Motion Pictures film The Lords 223-2546 452-7766 elite as being too hardcore to American Mod movement. What "You 're Somethin ' Special to Me dynamic directorial work of during the 1960s. Paul Robeson 5. Thriller Michael Jackson Epic (H ut. 2. 3. 4)" and " He's My of Discipline. The first 40 Luther James. Associate written by Phillip Hayes Dean. 1) The Rolling Stones In LETS 1) AMlN THE RISE AND FALL ever amount to anyth ing it amounts to is a socially SPEND THE NIGHT TOGETHER 2) OFFICER AND A GENTLE Cutie." and the " musical " students to come by the UEO Professor of Drama. UCSD. and depicts key events in Robeson 's meaningful. This attidute later arrogant crowd that sees Box Office this afternoon will be 2) THE r"MN FROM SNOWY MAN please tum to page 8 acting talent of Bennet Guillory. life. brought a good deal of "Quadrophcn ia " as a way of life. el igible. RIVER 3) MOTHER LODE This film stars David Keith ; 3) THE VERDICT 4) TREASURE OF THE FOUR you might remember him from 4) THE RETURN OF THE JEDI CROWNS 5) SPRING FEVER 5) DARK CRYSTAL --orI the film An Officer and a A 'Beast' for a Valentine 6) THE ENTITY 6) BEST FRIENDS/AIRPLANE II I Gentleman. he plays a young After a week of rest. the filmmaker Jean Cocteau. and I cadet who learns about honor Penguin film Society returns to the cinematography represents I and decency in a southern USB 2722 this coming Tuesday filmmaking at its highest art. ere te history I military school. The year is 1965 with the classic fairy tale Beauty This is an excellent way to '1lstlngs subject to change" and the school hasjust accepted and the Beast. 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I usually get bored with artists, and for that fortunately Playing in clubs ends up costing The UCSD Guardian Page 9 is not the sole composer of the out of the direct line of the it. But here the driving rhythm one of the best, to have come to the band money and then band, " Everyone in the band Phil Lauder, Sports Editor Feb. 10, ]983 singers' voices. with the agonized emotion San Diego, is David Atherton. people begin to say, 'Well let's writes. We are all pretty diverse Atherton gave a greater emerging from it. the His peformances have brought not go see Berlin tonight in our interests and our styles," peformance, in fact simply a counterpoint of section with the Symphony, which costs because we can go see them says Crawford, " Right now we 'd great peformance, with pianist section of the orchestra, the hardly more than it ever did to tomorrow night." like to take Berlin as far as it can Michael Ponti in San Diego. They force and directed style of the be heard, to be something far Musically, Berlin is a polished go. Then we'll start considering played Bela Bartok's Piano horns and other brasses, and the more worth listening to. If this popular band. As Crawford says, Athlete solo projects. Who knows? This Concerto Number Two. I have deep bass of the piece were article has been successful. it "I like to write pop songs. I like has given you a feeling of the to write melodically. Everything might go on for another ten Quality of peformance he gives, should fit in with the format of years. We'll just have to wait and of the Let's twist with the Bangles the Quality one does not need to the song including the lyrics. see," continued from page 5 members of future stars the travel out of town to hear. "While Crawford did contribute Nunn sees her role in the Some more of the Bangles' Blasters, Circle Jerks and Go most of the content to Pleasure band 's material expanding with Week fave raves are Bob Dylan, Go ·s. Victim, Nunn is also a composer their future endevours, "John's material is more commercial Yard bird s, early Stones, Joan And what are the Bangles' The Shaggs and was the creative force JAN SCHIMKE than mine, The things that I Baez, Joni Mitchell. Creedence plans for the future? behind the lyrical content of \\ omen', Tenn i., and early Rod Stewart continued from page 6 "Sex. " " We were in the studio write are a lot more "We're gonna, like, try to (Annette's best bets), Byrds and (apparently the N.H. expression one day playing and I began to experimental. I hate to say really work on new material." "all the electric folk stuff." A for " instrumental") title song, do these gutteral moans then we commercial. but record Jan eer ta1l1h ha ... plan-d the IwO mO'it \'XClIlllg slngle'i Sue says. "And , like, come into recent date at a Sunset Strip which spotlights Dot Wiggin's hit the idea of having the companies want hits. Their main matches of l '( Sf)\' young "'l'a,on After dropping I hl' lir::;t our own as a band , and maybe objective is to make money. It's club, heavily attended by the intuitive lead guitar, different facets of a woman's set in her match agai nst Pomona· Pitzer by the ~("(Jrt ()f S-7, record a record, an album:' local heavy media, saw them Also of interest is "Gimme personality." just that John 's songs are much and being down 0·5 in I he second, the 116 ... ted stormed back playing the Seeds' "Pushin ' Too So, the Bangles are ott to a Oat Ding," recorded live (and " In my experience:' Nunn more pop-oriented than my Larry McDunough turns the ball inco a blur with a spike during UCSD's loss to SO S for the next ..,eve n games and t he set en rou te to a :i·7, 75, 6- 3 vIctory. Again.., t 01\ [ Long Btach Slate, she battled Hard," Simon and Garfunkel's fast and fun start, and we 're sure howl) at fremont Town Hall. and continues, "I've found that the own . He's a very meoldic writer through an extendL-d 6·2, 2·(). 7·6 (7-5 111 tht' tit breaker) you'lI be hearing a lot more the incredibly square vocal lyrics of 'Sex' are completely and I'm more off-the-wa ll." "A Hazy Shade of Winter," and match. Her two gntty lX'rformances earn her thl. wetks from them. And we wouldn't be version of "Shaggs' Own Thing," true. I've been every woman that the fast-rising new single by AOTW honor s. Love, "7 and 7 Is." In the surprised if you 'lI still be featuring the " singing of is mentioned in the song but Berlin will play this evening Spikers drilled for tenth loss with Green on Red at the Rodeo audience that night were a listening to the Bangles 15 brother Robert and producer men usually end up being just By ROBIN DEARBORN Thl l:> game \Va " lost 111 a hurry, much to ask to 'A 111 ball game.., couple Cowsills, as well as years from now. father Austin Wiggin, Jr. men. ' in La Jolla. Staff Writl' r The men's vollevball team WIth ten points accumulating agall1st top-ranked schoo l" so we do get let down." D annt'\ I k open d the week's home court on the Visitor scoreboard action Tuesday night against before ten minul es had concludes that "This ca n onl" Swimmers stun State make us stronger." The the San Diego tate Aztecs, elapsed . The final score w as :~- m e n '~ By JOY REARDON volley ball team may not be losing in a brief match 6·15, 14 - 15. Stuff 'A nte r Overall th e team did pla v sllcce"sful thus far. but th ey 16, and 3· 15. Considerinb it well; unfortunately, the result are certa1l11y a team of ... t rong Amid reso undlllg cheers 111 conque;;t of t hI' st rnng cross Do you want... was a Tuesday nIght, this town rI\'al goes down in match with the local rivals only reflect s the winner and character. an emotIOna ll y charged IU'ier. Dannevik i s still The Tritons will complete • alatorium, the l CS O men '.., historv as onl\' the ..,pcond and drev,' a fairly good SIzed bv far-the '>OUTlCle..,t defeat ewr energetic crowd to the Main hopeful, emphaSIzing that his their home court play for this swimming team spnnted their week on Friday night as they ha nd ed to tht' AzleC'.., bv the Summer Employment Gvm. club will win some ball games, way to a deci ~ iv e victory over take on Loyola Marymout: the revengeful Tfltol,..,.· The 'In game play the Tritons and he adds that "Thing~ are the San Diego State Azt ec.., going wel l, but it's just too scheduled game time is 7:30. Tuesday night. 60·53. The l'CSO swimmer-- repeatedly or followed their characterist ic pounded their competition pattern making the match throughout the IlIght, but the predictable according to Coach loss of 1 I POll1ts 111 t he diving Higher Examination Scores Doug Dannevik. The first eve nt '> kept thl'> truth from game began slowly and before being revealed in the final the Tritons got inlo t he action score. Sweeping but h fir ... t and they were behind four to zero. second phlCe"- 111 a total of four I. 1983 Summer Employment - Many suggestions and addresses of .\ t one IXlint thev wcre able to {'\ent ... firm" e..,tabl ,..,hed gain a three·point lead but it l'n l \"er,;lt\ Z)f CalIfornia 154 c?rporations, 41 federa I agencies, and 19 state governments with wa s gone as fasl as it ca me. By openings for summer employment or internships. Order now. domlllancc and laid the the ... econd game the Triton.., loundatHln ior I hl' long· Publication date February 15, 1983. $5.00 had warmed up and were a\"aitl'u \ Il'lon ready 10 play, thu" beginning Ihe \\ell kno\\n Triton One (Ii the l'\ t'llIng· ... mn;;1 II. Basic Tips to Improve Your Score on the Graduate Record comeback. At 11 I I . game ou tstanding pnlorl1lance ... 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That someday was not last Tuesday as By MIKE GREENBERG UCSD's light and diminshing from long distance. But Azusa Cal State Fullerton's field was as wet as the weather has been of late. UCSD tries again ReVIew men's volleyball team in action last week against Pepperdine and at Cal State Dominguez this Saturday. Staf Writer all relative comeback hopes. scratched and clawed their UCLA would come away with the impression that the Triton Hills College basketball has seen Anthony, is carrying him LOS ANGELES - With Another road loss in league way back to within two at are a decent but not exceptional team. True, UCSD dropped both MEN'S BASKETBALL- only four modern dynasties - today. 3:20 left in regulation and the play for the men (their fourth halftime, largely because the matches in three games, but the scores were very impressive Azusa Pacific beat UCSD 7l·59at Azusa to push the Triton's record to l()'tO and 5·4 in by modern I mean in the last 25 The Bruins normally go Tritons trailing 58·51 Tuesday without a win), this time by a Tritons committed five of considering the foes they were up against. Losing by a total of league play. The team again goes for its first road win this Friday at LA Baptist College. years - and they would be nine deep with every kid being night, Azusa Pacific's Terry score of 7]·59. their seven first·half nine points in a three game defeat to the nation's fourth ranked WOMEN'S BASKETBALL - UCLA, Kentucky, Indiana and an all·stater and potential Turrentine was dribbling Ironically, it was Azusa who turnovers in the last five team, Pepperdine, is a feat in itself. Then having to play on a few UCSD goes for its eighth straight victory when the squad plays Cal Baptist in North Carolina. first·round draft choice. They upcourt against heated had to make a remarkable minutes while the Cougars hours rest (Peppedine match was Friday night and UCLA was Friday's roadgame. The action will be the first for the 14-7 team after almost two weeks The dynasty is the school normally win more than half pressure from UCSD point comeback in order to avoid a were precise on 65 percent of Saturday afternoon), UCSD held their own against the number of rest. that does not recruit. but their games during warmups, guard Bob Goodman. As blowout on its home floor . their field goal attempts. one ranked Bruins, losing 5·15, H·15, 14·16. The fact that the FENCING- selects. When they ell the Blue and their cheerleader are Turrentine approached Playing their best ball since With Head Coach John Block Tritons can't even offer scholarships while these powerhouses Chip High School Athlete, the better known than the The men's and women's teams meet Cal Tech and UCSB at Long Beach State on midcourt, the Courgar band the Loyola Maramount victory taking care of business get the cream of the crop says a whole lot for Doug Dannevik's Saturday afternoon. phone is always answered. winning teams of some major started to play the theme from one month ago, the Tritons matters in Scottsdale, club. Besides producing a national champion in women's v·baIl, MEN'S RUGBY - conferences. the "Lone Ranger." Just as the built up a 17·4 advantage in Arizona, Assistant Tom Dannevik has worked marvels in producing a viable contender in Second is the Univer ity of famed masked man and his After competing in the Southern California Trials on Saturday, UCSD hosts Golden the first seven minutes of play. Marshall made his debut as a the men's game. Hopefully, Dannevik will not be forced to leave West College at I pm this Saturday. Kent ucky. where a tradition Indian sidekick were picking They were able to accomplish collegiate head coach. due to an unsatisfactory salary. was tarted with "The up peed, Turentine found his this with crisp passes around Marshall didn't deviate from NOT TO BE BELIEVED DEPT. We thought we had seen it SKIING - . Baron," Adolph Rupp, who teammate Kendall Berkley all the perimeter that always the UCSD game plan that is all with the incredible multi·million dollar deals being afforded The skiers compete in the slalom/giant slalom at Goldmine this weekend (not last won 880 games in 41 seasons. alone in the left corner. seemed to find the open man. employed by Block, but he did baseball players in the last few years, but the deal with At lama weekend. as reported). The men's squad is currently in first place in the Southern Berkley promptly launched a Ray Banales was the main alter the sub titution pattern. Braves slugger Bob Horner takes the cake. The Braves have Division. (tOWELCOME ne) 20·foot rainbow that found beneficiary, pumping in 10 Mike Maross. who Block said added a $400,000 weight clause to the Atlanta th ird baseman's WOMEN'S SOCCER - to'J7UUer cnme not hing but net, turning out points during the stretch, all would g t his first start of the new four·year $5.5 million cont ract. The a&reement req uires the The Tritons travelled to San Luis OblSbo and UCSD to begin their season. They did sea 'on against Azusa, did slugger to weigh in at all of the Braves Friday night home so on a down note, being shut out 3·0 by SLO and 4·0 by UCSB. The squad next vislls and i being continued today start, and played well. The games. Each time he tips the scale at 215 pounds or less, he Aztec territory Friday night at 7 pm. by Joe B. Hall. The Wildcat~ man he replaced, Mark earns nearly $7,700. The deal may take the cake, but let's hope SOFfBALL- seat 23,000 for every home A CUI Tournatnenf Barrecca. barely saw action, Homer doesn't eat it. Once again, poor field conditions have postponed a season opener, this one being the by AllkGulre game at RuppArena, and have Following a series of men's table tenni . and and Steve Flint, who had been THEY ASKED FOR IT DEPT. By stealing Dick Williams softball opener against Southwestern, Coach Colleen Wight's squad will travel to usru done more damage to the rigorous competitions which Isabell e irolle and Kris playing better of late, never from the Montreal Expos before la st season and staying with Tuesday to (weather permitting) start the 1983 campaign. Southern Conference than included contests in bowling. Trattner for women's table took off his warmups. him long enough (a full two years is a long time for the Padres SWIMMING- They are usually TH £ school Sherman did when he went billtards. backgammon, chess, tennis. Brandon Nixon saw limited organization) to ee steady improvement; by hanging on to Tim The men's tream scored a major victory by upsetting top 20 Div. (crosstown rival in the state as far as tradition through Atlanta. darts, and table tennis, the All of these students will duty, and Mike Dabasinskas Lollar, Terry Kennedy, and RuppertJones; by being patient with SDSU, 60·53 Tuesday night, bringing the squad's dual meet record to 3·3. The women and prestige. the chool t hat is The Wildcats are true UCSD campus champions in represent UCSD as they played all of three minutes the farm system long enough to now be able to draw upon dropped to a 4·2 record with their 103·46105s to the Aztecs, but will try to bounce back at habitually on national thoroughbreds. They have the ACUI tournaments compete in t heir sport against even though center Dave exceptional young athletes. thereby affording a superb bullpen USD this Sa~urday at 11 am,. televIsion. won the NCAA Championshp (Association of College Unions students from other colleges McGuire was not that a nd fresh centerfielder; and finally by pushing for the Most obviou~, of course, is five times, and thev run International) will move on to and universities in California. effective. But one could not acq uisition of Steve Garvey, the San Diego Padres have asked for the world created bv John probably the best college Cal State Fullerton on Feb. 18· The winners of the regional fault Mar~ha)) for his game a pennant. It looks as though they're going to have to suffer Wooden. The Wizzilrd of basketball program in the 20 to compete in the AC111 com pet ition then go to the all strategies, especially since the through their best season ever in ] 983. Westwood. at UCLA. Nobody nation today. Basketball in Regionals. expense paid national players he used produced. COULD IT BE DEPT. With the United States FOOl bal ' won more than John Wooden. Lexington is a \\av of life. Respresenting UCSD in competition~. The ACUI Well, at least in spurts they League season opener almost upon us (March 6), we decidr'd to tarting in 1964. he won 10 socially·oriented, t'he Park bowling are Brian McKinley competitions are held did . fi nd out why San Diego is not among the 12 entrants. Bill NCAA title in 12 years. a Ave. SIX)rt for the in-crowd. andJerry Dclaco, Brian Carter annually at coIreges and Starting off the second half Daniels, a multi·millionaire businessman, actually had a team in record that will never be and Joe B. Hall is just one of in billiards. MIke Weber and universities throughout the with a 30·28 lead. the Triton. San Diego but moved it to Arizona a few months ago. According matched. which makes him hundreds of thousands who Jim Lakdawala in back· nation and are an opportunit y htl on theIr flq :- IX shots. but to Ted Koppe)), who also doubles as a RUllning Thoughts the Caesar of College bleed blue in the common· gammon, Leo Stefurak in for students who excel in Azusa stayed on right with correspondent. Daniels recei ved a call from Chargers owner Basketball, and his disciple, wealth. chess, Kevin Lea in darts, student union·type games to them with turrid mark ' man· Gene Klein, who offered him $500,000 a year for life if he would Larry Farmer, his Marc please turn to page 1 1 Vijay Rao and Tien Nguyen for compete at their highest level. please lurn to page 16 keep the team out of San Diego. Apparently, Klein and the Chargers organization have had trouble selling their team to the San Diego community. and are fearful of the competition from thp..USFL franchise. ESCAPE FIRST (' 'ss Basket ball Review continued from pa~e II Wabasha. Bobby Knight 's to the FUN Be SUN of At Indiana, agaIn the baton dictatorial slyle of yesterday iii has been passed. this time also I he envy of every coach from Branch McCracken, who who has a fear of administ ra· won the national title in 1953, tion, parents. or ballplayers. to Bobby Knight, who has won Knight is his own man. the it twice si nce he took over for master chef of hi s own McCracken in 1972. Basket· restaurant. who tells you what Tidy Bowlers ball in Indiana is a Hoosier to order and cooks the food his Hysteria that makes football way - but it's so good the take a rumbleseat and lights customers keep coming back Irene Muns makes a q~i,ck prayer while competing in the breaststroke vs. San Diego State. up the moonlight on the please turn to page 14 Package Includes: • Transportation to & from Tijuana Airport • Round-trip air transportation via Aeromexico Tijuana/Mazatlan • Round-trip transfers Airport/Hotel It's TIME to Make Plans • Welcome Drink for Spring Break ... • Hotel accommodations for 7 nights at EI Cid Hotel in Mazatlan: ••• a Double occupancy: $270. IN A CAR ACCIDENT? LOW PRICES M,!ATI .N • Triple occupancy: $235. FAST SERVICE QUALITY COPIES TIDY BOWLERS: (I to r) Lolita Biekf'r, Vvrn MacPh"e, Clutch HUIi(!, • PlOre,~ional legal oIdvi~~ " • Who poly' me for my pain Babs Brown. Information Tuesday, February 15 ~rtlical and ~uf feflng? kinko·s copi'ls Information Meeting Meeting HL 1438 EVERYONE INVITED!! • Who pay~ me II I am mJured • hec ,'ol1\ullation The TIdy Bowlers upped theIr record to 124 by defeatIng the or my ~ar I~ dall1a!t~(J? 8855 Villa La Jolla Dr. Tuesday, Feb. 15 undermanned AstroMouse's 40111 the UCSD Bowltng league. The • Who pay' ml' lor the lime I • !-rce dalm evalual10n MARCH 20-27 (Ralph's Shopping Ctr.) have 10M at work'! team members name!:> sound like a Whos Who of bowlIng alley greats, • Fee only from recovery 8:00 pm, HL 1438 though they bowl as if they tramed at the Rodney DangerfIeld School Sign-up & details in Rec Gym • What If I want to 'lie? 457-3775 1- ocrcaonpt.ls recreation OePdrtment of PhYSiCal Education x4037 for Better Bowling, The one II1gredient that makes them worthy of • What if ..omeolle >UC\ me? • Call lor free appointment bell1g selected Miller Team is theIr atlttude. Whether Clutch Huse IS COME FIND OUT ABOUT THIS throwing those alley scattering strikes or Babs Brown is leadmg her 1st CLASS BARGAIN!! team in another chorus of New York. New York the Tidy Bowlers are clearly enjoying themselves. Although thIS teelm IS second 111 their league they are second to none tn railymg up to the bar for another Attorn.,vs at Law lite Beer from Miller. MARCH 20-27 ;>',:..', C.tmlno (11'1 nlO (,U,,1I1 '>lilli' 2J9 ~,dn Diego C, tlilci f1lof ':" L.IJ OC'T' x4037 TEAM OF THE WEEK 297·0101 Department of Physical Education SPONSORED BY lliE MILLER BREWING COMPANY 12 The UCSD Guardi'lIl Thursday, February 10, 1983 Thursday, February 10, 1983 The UCSD Guardian I :l _4 WSDO comes next week 'Women come back from two week FOR ALL YOU DO ... THIS By MIKE AHN layoff with seven game streak "Moon Riverrr ... Widerrr Akins, Efrem Zimbalist and of By MIKE GREENBERG affair. But for Head Coach Lempo not to mentum the ball than a miiiile ... " cour. c Andy Williams himself. Staff Writer Judy Malone and the rc'>t of t he if t he\ are to be \iC'lorIou .... The Starling February 16, being For those who wish to prove When glancing at the Tritons, tom()rm\\ nIght'., Lanc('r-, pre) on other teams' BUD PAGE IS FOR YOU! near any river is a two·stroke themsel ves under fire, former sc hedule, it appears to be just contest versu,> the Lancer ... IS mIstakes, and the TrIton.., penalt y. Yes, it's time for the President Jerry Ford will be another game. One of 26 not just an ordInal) ballcame. ha \'C been prone 10 t u rnf)\ er", Andy Williams San Diego out pelting the gallery wil h his contests and the last of 13 road For women 's baskdball. it"" at times thl'" "eason. :\ major Open at Torrey Pines Golf let hal slice. The tournament appearances ... Friday, Febru · t he event of the) ear factor in tTSIJ's 11 ·7 record Bud Basketball PolI ------will also be highlighted by a ary 11th ... UCSD lit Cal Course . Actually, this year it's RidIn g a s('\en-game ha ... becn the d\ nam ic inside called t he lsuz u-A WSDO, due golfers' wives' luncheon on Baptist, 6 pm . Nothing specia l, p I a) of l ent'('rs S helle\ Everything seems to be pointing to the big winn ing s treak. lIC~D'" MenMA Avg.* to an exchange of spon sor Tuesday. Don't miss any of it! just a typical late in the season l\.h.Keone and Teik Fr an('J~ AA.A. showdown Feb. 27 when Toddie chances of an NCAA 1. Gym MorrilOn (5-0) 19.0 ships since la st year. But tournament bid would along \\ It h en·go r y at ~)\\er Next: ~gic's Men (2-3)/Sun @ 7 pm Watson's run-n-gun Gym Morrison tackle5- never mind. The greats w ill be fOf\\ard Bel\\een them the., perennial AA.A. powerhouse String Musicians increase signIficantly \\Jth a i. String Mullcians (5-0) 12.8 out there, going for the green, m'erage almfl~t ;~O rebf)IJnd" in the season finale for both. Last year's AA.A. "KlOr} O\er ul Haptist. thc Next: High Power (4-1 )/Sun @ 7 pm laying up short, pulling out, second NAJA pcrennial powcr and :~() points a gamc' A fJIg champ Riley's Hair paced by all-universe a nd doin g a ny other nIght (rull! Ihe Irio \\ ill he a 3. Riley's Hal, (3-0) 32.7 the\"\'t~ faced III ~urce:-"J1Jll. guard Tom Wight took a big step forward in nationally-known golf cliche mu"t if t hl' 'J'nton., want to last Night: Box Lunch (0-2) The first A"UI(I Paufll', \\a.., 4. High Power (4-1 ) 6.4 the Rick Barry league last Wednesday with a Ihat we h ac k er~ know and love . t he team 's la,,1 oppont'nt kl'l'P theIr \\ InnIng "Lreak 68-47 thumping of AM pretender Swamp. In gOIng Next: String Musicians (5-0) so \'ery much. fourteen day,. ago Led I»)' a down year for AM. Basketball, look for one The Open will 5_ Sccondaly Ludcs (2-0) 13.5 $:300,000 Paulet te Parkcr and C(JIllpall~. t\ da\' befort, th gal'll', ont: Last Night: Dirty Whiteboys (1-2) of these four to do most of the damage in the feature the be~t and the lICSlJ \\a" ahle 10 beal Ihc \\fluld ha\l' t() ,...,\\ Ihl playoffs. br ight e~t of the PGA Tour. Cougar... In mertInll'. :i~k;2. probabIlltll'''' Illok av.fulL Last year the tournament Playing In front of the good SI III. I here are "nOll' Men's AA promises to be a real shoot-out ent ry list ca rried t he most qm".;llon .. Ihat nl'l'el 'n 1)1' famous names in golf, Lancers' homc crowd \\'111 lx' :t MenM in the last few weeks of the regular season as tough task indecd, e"penally an" "l'rl'd lIo\\' \\'ill I he 1\\ () a host of teams in six different leagues start including Tom Wat son , \\ ccl.: la \'lIft aifert the "quad? 1_ Raposa Inn & Out (5-0) 20.4 "M ister Consistency" Tom since the Tnton" wIll be scrambling for play-off berths. The reat power Will pla\'ing III frllnt of a meal Next: Mr. 1's (4-1 )/Sun @ 6 pm Kite, Jack "The Golden Bear" ~ubjected to the "hl'l.:kllllg 33.8 seems to be localized in three of those mother." Sophomore Jl'nJ1Jfer (al·Haplbt l'r11\\'c1lot'ce a \cn i. JUlt Plain Great (5-0) ICklau~, and Craig " The r leagues (Brown, lewis, and Goorjian Gregory ex pia illS. "Th(:~ ((al young ('lSlJ leam IIlt , Next: Mainliners (3-2)/Sun :§l 8 pm Walrus" Stadl er. Johnny uncharacten'-lll ml,tak,'-,' 3. High Flyers (5-0) 23.6 leagues) as no less than 18 teams have Miller took dov,:n last yea r 's BaplIst l are rcally ,.upported legitimate shots at play-off spots. Brian CocdM bv theIr fan,.. "There'., thIS Can a reldl1\'l'ly Illl"Pl'rIl'lICl'd Next: MS II (3-2)/Sun @ 10 pm tourney WIth a down-to·the· club cope wllh thl' pre ...... urt'. f Lariviere's Raposa Inn quintet has held onto 1. Swamp Sucks (5-0) 42.2 one lad\, a mot her of one of the 4. TK£ (3-0) 31 .7 wire \;ictorv that left Miller a g;mw of Ihl"; rnab'lIlIIHit'j the Number One spot all season despite a Next: Emesis (1-2)/Sun @ 2 pm Lancer player", who con· Tonite: Russian Roulette (3-1) wit h the imze money and Thl'-"(' fact or" \\ ill Iw re-..ol\ t'd couple of shaky performances a couple of 2. Swamp, Inc. (3-0) 18.0 st ant I~ nit irize:- l'\'erv I hmg. 5. Runnln' Rebels-Watts (4-1) 13.2 Nicklaus wit h his dust. one \\<1\ or anolher tOI1HlrIt)\\ She\' a leal pa111, "0 \\'l' lalx'iL'd Next: Human Hands (o-S)/Sun @ 10 am weeks back. Doug Lisle, Tim Bolden and the Tonite: PWS (0-3) The rain wi ll playa decisive her Ihl' "hl'ckling mot hel .. night Hut onl' Ih111g'., (IJr"ure 6. Big Ai's Lunch Box (3·0) 19.7 rest of their Just Plain Great gang seem to 3. On The Rebound (4-0) 32.5 factor in this year ' s Ihl .... I .... no) (lrclIn.I .\ h J1ll' have the numbers to blow teams away in the Next: P1T (1-1 )/Thu Feb 17 competition, as it did at the BeSIde,> the (J()\\d, l'C~J) Tonite' Some Momes (3-1) F\"TBRE.\hS:'/lI/l1 play-offs, but so far their schedule has been 4. Shoot It Up " (4-0) 30.S Bmg Crosby Pn}-Am at Pebble \\ ill ha\l~ w contend \\ It h a 7. Mr. T's (4-1) 9.4 (/ 'I} I( " , I .111 ' hl •• suspect. Last year's "A" finalistTKE has moved Beach . The wet turf will allow L ancer 2-2- 1 full court zonc Next. Raposa Inn & Out (50) Next Who knows? lill,} Ilhi,,, • f 1,,, ,:10 ll/f '" 10K' t;" press I hal IS employed 8. Nee How Bong Cho (2-1) 26.1 up a notch to the medium sized boys league, 5. Wight Family Players (4-1) 27.6 the players to take drops and III ['///11,1', ,',nk., 0/ 1Ir, 1",1 "pI, throughout Ihe game. Cal KlIJJJf Iw' Yla/l\ Julpfd !,uJl "Hi Last Night SCrIPPS (2-1) but forgot to recruit and bring some bigger Next: No DIrt Here (4-1 )/Sun @ 3 pm establish better lines, thus /I" itO/lIt.,! tit flu tHI111!('fJ/UU11{ /JarA" 21.3 players With them. tt'll be mteresting to see allo\\ ing lower and perhaps BaplIsL also has two qUIck 9. Eight Something (3-0) Jm_' II kill/{ k ul {u/ "I/ng dlIU"1/ Jlu ullb III how far supenor shooting and quickness WIll record -breaking scores. guards that could gl\'e the Last NIght. Party Ammals (2-1) CocdA Michael Brooks keeps his two sets of eyes on the ball while Triton backc(lurt tandem of II/JlI.' 0/ 0'/.". Till' '(Sill!' '11/, Tnl,,)!' 8.6 bnng them As for BIg AI 's Lunch BOil. well, The contest w ill begin on rebounding during Tuesday's game. an Diego di .. mantled Irlltf I r,mm,.Iflil lUI It 11(1"1101 P"!'I W thl 10. Harambcc (41) 1. Anywhere But LA (5-0) 19.0 Parker and Brenda Swcatt fits let's hope they bring their paHs tonlgh~ cuz Feb. 16 with a celebrity Pro Denver 125-98, holding the Nuggets below triple digits for /11.,1 1111,·, Ktlm,~ 11/,111 /II Iltl pi'll '"/,, Next· Aborigllles (3-2)/Sun ~ 1 pm . Next: Jason's (0-4)/Sun @ 2 pm if they dun 't execute properly. Some Momes (3-1) plans to give them their Am, featuring such famous only the third time all season. .\" I'lSf) "/Tuesday, Feb 15 at B In the -~'~--~ Heart to heart why are we here? ~ster Directory, Newsletter. 1-916-973-1111 Show pm McGuire: Psychic reveals all thru TAROToiogy GIVe ext. UCSD. (2/ 17) Warren Cafetena (2/ 10) nllme &" to Scott, x2311 . (2/14) Part-tIme employee wanted to put up The TKEs can't walt to meet the rest of S'ogurl f.l11lair :: Burke Secretarial. Try our typing! Rush posters on C<'llTlpUS n()\/o( lind dUring the Greek5 See you lit the eN rllily P5 basketball JObs speCiality, Day, evening, weekend 19B3-84. 2-1 0 hou~ / month, 54 .50/hr. Thanks for Including the L,ttle Sisters. hours. La Jolla, 457-3842. (2/17) Send name, address, phone ", ciess yr., (2/10) . frozen 25(: off (' etc. toMr, Fenton, 152TempleSt, "701, ~ Top drawer secret"rial service word To my Valentine It Will break my heart If 'gogurt dynasties New Haven, Ct. 06510. (2/10) you don't send me a VALENTINE ~l' any purchase processing reports, manuscripts, theses. Commuters: What's the easiest w~ to Low rates. 481-4160, (3/ 10) $25 IS your rewllrd If you an des'gn an PERSONAl StoP by the Guardian office ~~~--J ~eations of $1.00 or more continued (rom pa~c 1 I Announcements get a pizza dinner? Win on the Family exciting poster for us! Call the academ,c by noon tomorr()\/o( Only 25( 1100 experienced, IBM SelectriC Call for more! Feud! limited space, so sign up NOW in T~lng, internship office for more IOfo, 452'4355 characters (2/10) 452·1588 (3/10) '1030 Torrey Pines Rdl Rounding out the magic fnur the Revelle Community Center, You'll or stop by (2/14) Hey Batman hOw's the bat cave? are the Tar Heels from ChapC'1 Applications for Muir HA are available. only need an extra hour or so to play! Person who WIshes to pay !i,-price for Welcome back to ellrthl Stili Interested at Herschel e Made Soups All You Contact )Our college financial aids office (2/10) In the B.Brldge? Cheap? Your bright face HtI, ~ho have won everything the Kaplin pre-MCAT course Call John La Jolla fOf job referral ·OW4251. Call 452-4200 Don't be II sucker, get your valentine a 272-6476 (2/1 4) lind sweet smile lYe much appreCiated" 10 s ~ght ~\,Ith the dyna~l y Giant Salad Bar Can fOf info. Deadline is Feb. 11 , (2/10) ftower or suckerTKE Sale Plaza Feb 9, 10, For Sale Lu¥ ya, Robin and Michelle P.S No one per customer startmg wIth Frank McGuire 11 . (2/10) panlc?1 ( 2/10) in the 1950s when North Meet and chilt with Prof. Johnson In the Sandwiches & Quiche, Breakfast Pub this Friday Feb, 11 at 4:00 with T0 M~ Leah Happy Bday. Remember Carolina was NCAA Champ in ACADEMIC INTERNSHIP PROGRAM - Housing Fresh Muffins, Beer & Wine Salurd~y an.d Sunday EMSSA (2/10) NEW PlACEMENT IN DlREa ClIENT SOFABED: New In carton worth 5600 sac what we d ,d last year to celebr/lte? What Monday. Friday 11 : ()()'9 :~0 7.00· 1.00 1957, Now they have broken Don't forget your sweetheart this CONTAa /COUNSElING, 20 hrs./wk. $265. SOFA LOVESEAT. Value $550 Sac, do you desire for your 20th? GIVe me through the sound barrier Indudes 4 Hr. Seminar. Farulty advisor 5225. 274-9275. (2/15 ) some Ideas! I love you and SlUrpy does Sat. Sun. 12:00·9:30 737 Pearl St. Valentine's Day. Buy a nower on sale this & ==-= 454 3453 provided. Summer only. Apply now. MAMMOTH, 4 bdrm, 2 bath, hot tub, too' See ya . ( 2/ 10) ~olla , CA. 92037 - under Dean Smith, who made \>\leek on the Plaza. (2/10) FAMILY FITNESS "lifetime Golden sleeps 10, near lifts Call Doug(714) 77o. it to the Final Four six times (2/17) Membe~hlp ." Make an offer! Call Rob, You can't pass up the opporutn.ty 'To Save $25 at Bookstore, One time only. 4119 (3/10) and finally grabbed the ' braf-i ~ Feb, 7' 10,JOsetn's College Rings, (2/10) If you're not in the mood to dance, step 4So.1743. Keep trying' (2/ 10) Tally" first class to Mazatl<'ln , ring la t yea r. back !rab you~e!f a seat. It you lire then Head HRP slalom slas With Solomon 555 Roommate to share PaCifiC Beach condo Information meeting Tues Feb 158 pm Fantasizing? Make it come true with a show up Saturday and dance to the - $193.50 a month Includes jaOJzzl, HL 143B (2/14) Now just what makes a canatgram on sale thru Feb, 1 0 in front equiped bindings. 575 or b.o . Call Greg Upbeat! Next to Revelle Caf. Free! (2/10 ) at 455-5648. ( 2/ 10) sauna, tennis courts, rec room, gym, To. Debbie, Valene, Kllnn, Cns, Sanera, dynasty? As I said, that school of MOM. (2/ 10) weight room and cable TV Call Mark at Models wanted. Need good-looking, Sue, and Lor, ThankS for m<'lking my 20th has to be THE school in Ihe Dance to the sounds of the Upbeat! Sat. 1972 Citroen 0-21, antique French built 272-681B ASAP If Interested (2/10) clean·cut males to pose for photo auto, 4-door, 4-speed, ac, Am/ FM such a speCial B-day . Love Lua. (2/ 10) state; it ha s to govern it s 2/129-12 pm In Why Not Here (next to project. Call linda at 452-9247. (2/17) For rent In Del Mar Single room, $235 or Revelle Caf.) Free! (2/10 ) cassette, only 55000 Original miles, runs Yo' Relax soak up rays dance and enjoy conference, and it's alwavs th e great, good gas 'mlleage, perfect body & room to share S 165. Block from the Mazatlan March 2o.27 for more l This IS a public service announcement: team the ot her se\ en or' eight Revelle commuters - Photo contest Stanley Kubrick's "A clockwork Orange" ,aint, new tires, muffler, tune·up. Must beach, avll'!. Imm. 755-1851 InformatIOn Tues Feb 15 8 pm HL 1438 chools votc against. It has to 515 prIZe for most original picture of on Friday, Feb. 11 , in USB 2722 at 8 and sell U500 279-3417, ( 2/10) large rm In nlc e 2 bdr apt for 1 or 2 Pool, (2/1 4) commuters. 2nd & 3rd prize 55, Turn in come from a basketball state, 10:30 pm. For just $1 .50. Sorry, no jaOJzzl, Ind", free hot water 1 I'll from pictures to Revelle Community Center. Color TV in good condition for only$100 Be a sweetheart, get your vllientlne a which all these four do, and it gUitiWS. (2/ 10) Kathy 452-0169 after 3 pm. (2/1 4) UCSD 270 for 1, 155 ea for 2 457-4678 nower on Feb 9, 10, 11 on the Plaza Any kind of color picture ok! (2/13) (2/17) has to be THE sport in the IN/ bus 1971 rebUilt engine new brakes (2/ 10 ) HURRY! Only 1 'h days Ie1t to put In a R()()M./I>\ATE WANTED Own room, own sc hoo l. It also ha s to gel VALENTINE'S PERSONAl in The Guardian. looks great $2195 582-3758 (2/17) Help you~elf, help UCSD, JOin Phi Delta ( network exposu re. bath. male/ female, no c,garettes S22B & Theta fraternity (2110) Come by the office before noon Services MGB 1971 Red only 29000 miles, Must electriC 5 min bike 457-5609 (2/17) The coach of a dynast\' IS a tomorrow. Half price, only 25~ / 100 see. 53295. 582-3758. (2/17) To our TKE Big Bros. thankS for <'I great Furnished room for non-smoker, Iatchen power broker im,ide hi s' own cThYacters! (2/10) weekend In Las Vegas Love, your L.ttle 1o.SPEED BICYCLE good condition $60 priv., 5225/mo Uti! Inel. 276-7566 after 5 sc hool, and man} times III hiS Call 271 -6010. (2/ 28) Sisters (2 / 10 ) find out about jOining Phi Delta Theta All typing - specllllize in scientific anO pm. (3/ 3) Karen - we're 21 now Oh baby' Oh home state - a gu y e\'crybody this week on the Plaza. (2/10) technical. IBM TYPI~G BY DOT, IBM, fast, Ladies Head 360 skis. New Tyrolia 1BO ~ee expert, reasonable, Research papers babylOh baby'M - 2 10) wantf-i to run for governor. SACRAMENTO through the ACADEMIC bindings, new Nordica boots size B, ' and others. Nearoy, M.f, 9-4, 452-0237, brO'Nn hide·a-bed couch $75, lamp Spring break In Mazlltlan March 2o.27 If he has haskelball camp In INTERNSHIP PROGRAM. Work for (3/10) table brown $15, 4 dr<'lwer dresser 530, no trains no crowded accomodatlons summert ime, it's al\vays memberS of the State Assembly or Personals standing room onlv and Senate, Artists in Social Institutions, AcademiC typing - dissertations. Low moving must sell. 578-71B2, Debbie. check It out lues Feb. 15 8 pm ,n HL rates, fast service. Pro-Type. 454-6850, La (2/10 ) 143B (2/14) California Journal, Tax Reform Assoc. without any big ad\ert ising Bandald Face B'g C lIVes & DIES IIga'n bUt N'PlY NOW FOR SPRING OR SUIoM>\ER. Jolla. (6/9) 1975 AUDI FOX, auto, mlno-blowlng Cavedwellers - seasons stili open but campaIgn, He ha .... hI'" ()\\ n TV Ron calls frequently - we R willing (2/17) stereo $2500 negotiable. Carlos 459- Reno's the only one who's close - UN\IIANTED HAIR REMOVED PERMA and radio sho\\,', and I.... a ke\ 6610. ( 2/ 10) Keeponhuntlng - keybabyheybabyhey followers. Let HARD MIST, nce cr'SPles, Free my collection of Spanish lit. Inc. NENTlY near campus, La Jolla clinic speaker, <1 guy hI!' fellm\ babyheybabyheybat:7;heybabyheybaby champ, & RON nt:\'er die by our house on unamuno, Rulfo, other Lat. Am, autho~ Professional Center, B950 Villa La Jolla Dr. coache .... want to hear heybabyheybaby (2/ 10) the hill - FF - Babs ( 2/ 10) Call Gina 23H>82O day. (2/10) Suite 116(}(. Call for appt. 453-7040. l The lasl anci ma \ be nlfWC LA.T. - Just wanted to say hi from "AI" To the 11on-ribbon Selectrie. disappear Teddy (2/ 10) (2/10) the Student Center. C1EE offers: budget meet sometime? An admirer. (2/ 10) tucky, Indiana and North Call BEE, 753-7356. (2/10) flights, rail passes, tours, books, To our TKE Big Bros., plellse gIVe our iove To my true pal Bill ; Here's to you, dear Carolina - ha\'e \\'on the PSYCHOTHERAPY, Private. Sliding fee, WASHINGTON, D.C. through the insurance, work lind study pr:>gr<'lm5, and thanks to the Las Vegas Bros. for their friend, on thiS very spec.1I1 d<'!)' Jose's, NCAA Championship 20 t illl\.' .... Betty lightstone "8127 232,1251 . ~EMlC INTERNSHIP PROGRAM. Wori< and much more. Call 452-0630. ( 6/ 9) great hOSPitality, The party was great Bradley, the UL, dealing With "the hair' between them. llCLA 10 for the American Serurity Council, (2/ 10) DISCOVER INSIDERS' JAPAN (6/24-7/14) too. ( 2/ 10) and all her other VirtUes, tennis, vomiting HMdgun Control, Nuclear Information & - tile memones are gems, scrllpbook times, Kentucl\v !l, lncli anil 3 TOkyo, Kyoto, Northern Jllpen, home Re5()tJrce Center - numerous others NEED A HAIRCUT? Need to save money? Pupster, I love you lind the marned life IS and North Carolina 2. Thl: Visit. Fly Hong Kong $35 more, Call 481- material Ph'lly lost a real star, much to my available. N'PlY NO\V/ SPRING/SUIoM>\ER, Call Rae at 457-2B39 for an excellent wonderful! You are really not over the NCAA i.., 26 years old , whIch 7530 (eve, wked ok), 265-5757. ( 2/ 22) delight. Hong around, OK' xoxo, your (2/17) haircut for only $5. (3/10) hili yet, even though you are 21! Happy partner In ci,-fault. ( 2/1 4 ) means these four have \\on it Driving to Des Moines/ Chicago over Birthday' JBllVIlI (2/ 10) Help yourself help UCSD. Join Phi Delta T~ing of term papers 1 .50 per page. more than half the timt:'. spring break? Share driving and all To our Big Bros., please gIVe our love and Theta fraternity, (2/10) One day service & rush jobs. Call Cindy Dreaming? Make it a reality With a thankS to the Las VegllS bros. for shoWing ~ow ~penses . Mike, 452-9978. (2/15) th,a t's consi:-.tency, HeyGORG EO US . Need male modelS McGee at 27(}-()843. (2/ 15) candygram on sale tru Feb lOin front of us such a???????? (2/ 10) rhere IS one >-c hou!' in mv MOM. (2/ 10) opinion, that 's knocking on the for photo project. No experience nee. GlI.IWIM.AA. or spelling poor? I correct Planning on studying Tuesday nlte? Do Call linda t 452-9247, (2/11) lind type tor $1.49 per page. Clln type Fi~t there was Ed SUllivan, then Chuck something constructIVe, come wlltch the door to join the dyna st v club Span/ French. Mn. Kllplan 224-0329. Barris, and now due to popular demand, ( From the creatOf of 2001 : A Space Wanted Warren College Talent Show Feb, 15, B (2/10) that master of m,rth, that Wizard of WIt, and that's Louis\:ille. All th~ Odyssey - Stanley Kubrick's " A pm at the Warren Cllfeteria. (2/1 4 ) the King of Comedy Mark Cunningham BEFlOWER YOUR LOVED ONES with II ingredients are there : Denn y C1od Jays that's a ~~\: ~~~ North Conference Room pretty good deal. ComL: II1tO the Student Center Liquor Barn, You ca n ~et \1 hatewr ~'3-~ you want and you can get It for k::.::. . Stdl un,k'lian,,1 ,lhllLlt your 1ll,ljOr! TllI ~ worbhnl' \\dl G&~Ce g l Vl' you th events Canton. OhIO. wimming tern which swam to a 3: 13.:1. Division I and theIr full roster (2-1.9 and S-1.1). '" feel good eust om dicta te'i t he yearly hairless. two seconds faster than their of scholarship· financt'd about these times," she pre\ ious bes t a nd one second athletes. Nevertheless. season commented. " 1 \\asn't from the national qualifYlTlg bests abou nded as lJC '0 expecting to break 25.0 in the tIme. Pete Ackoff. Tracy swam to an unprecedented 50 at this point in the season. Men's basketball trah!. and Bob Conlt n total of six first and fOllr The whole team did reall v . hattered the Aztecs' previous second place finishes. "ThIS is well. con, idering we're afI ple a se turn to page J 0 minutes to play. Desperateh' dominance in the 'iprinting the first time that we've been tired and unshaved." ship. After Ron Hicks sanK needlllg a tough defen~i\(· e\·ents. Ackoff blazed to able to place anywhere above "ThiS is great considering bot h ends of a one·and·one sequence. the Tritons canll' lip \ !Ctory in the 50 free. bareh' third against State." saId a we're 1IIhh\ed," "we're doing situation. tTCSD's margin was with the big pIa. and ml'iSlTlg natIonal qualtfYlTlg jubilent Coach Bill Morgen. reall\' well and we haven't 10-38. It would be theIr last Goodman the \\a .... the one who \\Ith a tIme of 21.9 whtle ''I'm reall~ pleased \\ Ith the e\ ' ~n' started tapering yet." lead of the contest. A three· did it for t hem . A" Turn'nt lIl e trahlshut tateoutofsecond \\ omen's performance." The Tran'ilatt'd from SWlmmerese. JXlIllt play by Turrentll1e \\ Ith t ril'd to ttl kl' l 'C~[r~ Q'niol' place (2')fl). CCIlllin and ACKoff 400 mecllev rela \ tea m of the~e comment~ rt'fleet the 11 :24 left propelled t hl' guard Ol1l' on ·ont'. CO()£iIl J(l 1l broke ;1\\a\ III lht' IUO frct' :\lons. Beckett. l'.lorrcm. and t rallllllg ~chedule ancl CU'itoms Courgars into their first lead \\ l'nt hIgh III t hl air (lnd gl\ ' tn~ the trllon ... theIr third Brafman bellerd theIr school peculiar to the sport of of the night. A7usa buIlt theIr rejecll'CI tlw "hot. Hu I \\'i l h a 1·2 S\\ l'ep 01 tht' conlest. record bv two o.;econds . 'i\\ Imming. llnder Coach (lch'antage up to len. hut a ,'hall! (' I n rul the ckfici\ 1 ( 1 St rahllopped nf f a spectal'ulal dropping It' to a ·1:) 6. Barbara :\-Iorgan's expertenced hand. (;oodman drivc and t hrl'l' I h n ' l', dIs a s I (' r " I II: l' h. e\,t'l1lng with a \' illon' in the Lee \\'on the iOO free (i 1~) and tht' Triton s\\'lmmer:--. \\111 not point play foll()\\ed by a HI Cks C;oodman ft·d t Ill' (). I I \ld ;llll\' 20{) back (~: 02 ) ",iih Eric bettered her tIme III the 200 ('ao.;e theIr grueltng \\orkout I:>·footer from lht' baseline III the bnt' lm wh a t I()okl'd IIkl' Vitcenda grahhlTlg a sel'ond free. clocking a second plan' at pace untIl ju!'t before the brought LICSD back to Wit hin it .... ure ha"kct As tht' tran:--.fl'1' place and he"t tllnt' (If 2:0:1.jon 1.:>K.7. Othh \Ictories were llC D Invitational (March :3·5) five (52··17) \\ Ith fi\t and half from BYl J tlllned around from "IX fe t III the centlf" of t h(' lam'. 6·6 fOI \\'ard jeff \\('11 ... bloched hIS Jumper for thl' .,('eond tIme in til(' game. '1 urrt'llt lI1e and Herklt'v I ht'll proceeded to hI! back·t'o·bach J:ifooters. and whell \\dl" added t \\ (l free t h rm\ s. \/lh/>(11/1'1 :1, \/ay,h,,11 1m ; tls/bh IIpsd tflllll Ill' /wllI('{1 Ih" Throt tles are at On the ground, as lrhtllflldlllX IlIlu/s. (/1/(/ (UII/tllI / (lUi} full power, and you're a Navy officer, you 1IIt/lh oj all ap/mll/lioll t~( ('plIo SilL I .. Thev W(lIIll'd il IIUlY!.·· (,(}O(/II/(/II waiting for the signal work with and supervise and i l lfk.\ slinred S((IrlllJ( hl//I(IIS lOI to launch. I ('CSD /( Ilh J i poillis. tt'llih Hallflh" today's most highly la/hed 16.. Thl' Trilons silol (/ (/1.\11/(// Now. The catapult fires. G forces skilled aviation professionals. In the air, ·1:1 />errelll jl-olll II/( jlooy {'(/111/>(/rl't/lo press you back into your seat. Suddenly, as part of the naval aviation team, you .. l z lI sa's :)' />e rre 11 I. you're flying low and fast over the open have about the most exciting job anyone sea. Zero to 150 in 2.5 seconds. can have. Nothing else feels like Navy flying. I t 's a uniquely rewarding job with Johnson Nothing. And when you become a pilot or pay to match. You start at $18,300 a year continued from page <1 flight officer you're at the very heart of it. - more than the average corporation believes that it IS impossible to Once you've earned your wings, pays you just out of college. After four slay 700 men with theja\\ bone of an ass. T his is God's little the Navy puts you in full control of a multi years, with regular Navy promotions joke on Mr. johnson. bu t I million-dollar supersophisticated and pay increases, your annual salary hope, I do hope, that he ha .... n·t combination of jet aircraft and electronic climbs to $31,100. That's over and above been quite so effect ive. wizardry. a full package of benefits and privileges. And Navy training makes sure Find out how much more a job in you're up to the challenge. Rigorous flight naval aviation has to offer. Fill in the Increases training gives you the coupon. No other job continued from page 4 navigation, aerodynam· gives you the kind of import a n t ly (sInce I 'l l ics and other techni- leadership experience h'Taduate t his spring anyway). cal know-how you need. I havenoparticularwishtosee or fast responsibility othcr Sl udent s pay hIgh fecs in Leadership and you get as part of the the futu re. But another thll1g [ professional schooling naval aviation team. don't want is tax increases prepare you for the And nothing else feels whi ch wi ll fo rce /I/(' to pay immediate decision· like Navy flying. t heir fees. I Age_.__ tCollelle/Unlverslty A lot of people secm to thi nk ;Year In olloge t OPA _____ that when a ll the nghts, dU I ie" I • M8Jor/ Mlnorr______and pri veleges fall int o pl ace . thi s last alt ern ati\ e is what I Phone Number·.,..-...."....:--__~~-- tAre. Codel 8e!Jt Tlffle to Catl they JXlin t to. I have heard and read a lot of statement.... to that effect. Hut no one ha .... vet been wi ll ing or able to try 'to show pl.'O pl e th e pa th which leads to I hi s conclusion. In t hdul ure. 1 Navy Officers wo uld sugge'it thaI studt'nt:--. arguing against fcc InCle(\s('s. ()J for tax Inert'St'" (Ill' Get Responsibility Fast. whall'\l'r tht'\ want to argue) I r\ to In( lucie a f('\\ mgt'lll argunll'l1l... and a Itl I 1(' Ie"" hlll'('Jl'rk "t lIdt'nt (lut( 1\ Stl' \'(' ~ l' hn(' id(.· r Hl'\'dlc.> Sl' niOl'