The UCSD Guardian University of California, San Diego / Volume 48, Number 8 / Thursday, January 27, 1983 A new look... By THOMAS RANKIN I:!I":~~~~~~,.....-~~.....,.----., ... , per UOlt, in essence transfer· News Editor ing profits under the table and Under the towering ceilings keeping the ledgers In a neat. of the Hotel Del Coronado's profit and loss context. Crystal Continental Room Citibank even went so far as (once the site of a meeting to keep two sets of books, one between then·president to show government auditors. Richard Nixon and the and the other (known as the president of Mexico),John S.R. MPR, or Management Profit Shad spoke last Friday at a Report) for use in·house to get luncheon sponsored by UCSD an accurate representatIOn of Extension's Securities which branches were actuallv Regulation Institute. pulhng a profit. - Shad, chairman of the Edwards, after futile effort Securities and Exchange to alert top· level management Commission (SEC), discussed and institute a return to above the commissions's recent board operations. compiled a performance and briefly packet of memos, letters and touched on the increasingly other eVidence of infractIOn complex interplay of financial and pre ented it to the SEC. services offered by banks, ~ Nothing happened. S&Ls, thrifts and brokerage Thomas von Stein, an SEC houses. lawyer who had worked on the A bizarre sidelight to his commis ion's case agamst speech was the filming of the Robert Vesco, took on the TV series Hart to Hart in the Citibank case and found hotel's lobby. The series' evidence of parking, as well as stars, Robert Wagner and numerous other violations. On Stephanie Powers, each spoke the basis of this evidence, the briefly to the audience, which Enforcement Division felt that was primarily of lawyers it had grou nds to ta ke specializing in securities. Citibank to court for failing to After an awkward "hello, di close information to hello" from Wagner, Powers stockholders. Fedders , made a plea for contributions however, killed that action, to a group she represents stating that since Citibank dedicated to the preservation had not told stockholder that of wildlife in Africa. its senior management Once the ball got rolling possessed .. hones t y or again, Shad poured forth a integrity," it wa not bound to staggering list of facts and disclose unlawful actions. figures in a dull monotone that Citibank did not fare as well stood in sharp contrast to the overseas, where the French brilliance of his personal and Swiss governments have accomplishments. A graduate levied demands for millions of of USC, Harvard Business dollars in back taxes lost as a School, and New York result of parking. University's law school, Shad From behind the oak and has sat on a total of 17 boards brass podium at the Hotel Del. of directors, having had to John S.R. Shad agelyavoided resign f.rom no .less than seven b U t mention of the Citibank upon hiS appomtment to the the same old bird incident and his commis IOn's SEC. decision to relax di clo ure Shad's success in business a matter of time before fi scal and legal blunders in maga zll1e article. In a laws to that bank' benefit. In has been carried over into the brokerage firms are allowed to recent years, raising questions confidential memo, he wrote, the Hou e of Representative . SEC since his appointment. In offer more banking services to in and out of government " I do not sub cribe to the however, the EC deci ion is the face of a five percent customers. He did not about their ability to act in a theory that a company that till under tudy by a cutback in per onnel, the SEC speculate on how this might respon ible and financially violate' tax and exchange subcommittee headed bv brought about last year a 30 affect consumers, already sound manner. "Banking" and control regulation i a bad Congres. man John Dmgeli. percent increase in enforce· baffled by · the increas ing "logic" seem to have become corporation, and that the providing a ou rce of ment case, a 25 percent variety of financial service ,as mutually exch.i ive terms. disclosure of legal conduct embaras 'ment for Citibank increase in investment well as the multitude of In the area of fin a nce, the hould be forced as a and the po. Sibilit}' of a company inspections and a 25 different industries offering evidence is already in. In the prophylactic measu re." rhetoncal "pankmg for the percent gain in full·di closure them. 1970s, American banks made In that same article David EC. filings. billions of dollars in loans to Edward', a former Citibank had closed hI" speech by The commission ha s In fi cal 1982, 94 percent of developing nations on the executive working in Pari, . tating, "The CommiSSIOn IS the SEC's $83 million budget garnered a lot of attention strength of those countrie ' outlined activities hiS receiving excellent cooper· was offset by registration and lately as it steps up efforts to projected oil export revenues employ r engaged in dunng ation and a"';Jstance ... in other fees, a opposed to 81 prevent brokers from trading (see the Guardian 1·20·83). his tenure. Edwards claim.., complying \\ Ith ..,ecuntie percent in 1981. Shad on inside information. had With the worldwide oil glut that Citibank, a subsldlarv of laws and in exposing tho:-t' attributed the gain in confirmed that his people have and the inability of OPEC to Citicorp, regularly engaged m \\ho \\()uld (InJure) tht efficie ncy to newly in stituted made this a priority, but said stabili ze pnces, the price of a pract ice known as "parkmg" mtegnty of the be"t ..,ecuntlt'" computer formats such as that enforcement cases crude has plummeted. Wh ile in order to avoid paying taxes market<; the world has ever CATS (Case Analysis and dealing speci fi call y with this this will please customers at in countries that had known " Tracking System), which problem wtill make up only the gas pumps, the decline in particularly high corporate Aftel a IXll! te round of gives a weekly follow·up and about eight percent of the profits to producers rai, es the taxes. appla U'it.'. I he audience made SEC's total. review of enforcement. The spectre of these goverments "Parking" IS a term that an orderl) nllgratlOn through higher budget offset was a All is not wine and roses in defaulting on their loans, an refers to a pnx'ess of profil the Cn..,tal Contlnenlal result of increased revenues the finance industry. however, action that could nu h banks transfer t hat works somet hmg ~O(lIl1 ' " double d()()r..; and into from Money Market funds. as thorny problems have right down the toilet. like thiS: bank's Zunch I he lobb~ Tht grou p. In the area of regulation, the a risen bot h in terms of In the area of law, hard facts office \vill "ell ,'WISS currenn com pnsed of t he bright t'",t "pendulum has swu ng," regulation a nd the current are difficullt to pin down.John to its sister branch 111. sa\', \t'gal minds In the secunlle" according to Shad. With new economic depression. Ameri· Fedders. the SEC\ nc\\ Nassau, usually after regular industn , ~klfled cable~. klteg rules allowing banks to offer can banks, long infamous for Reagan·appointed Enforce· bllsmes~ hou rs. The ne, t da v, Itghts and ramera~, makmglb secured funds at money their international mischief. m nt Division head, was Zunch will buy the curr('nc~ \\ a \ rcwren t I ~ through the market rates, he feels it's only have made some dangerous quoted m a recent Forlune back at a slightly hlghcr rate empt \ "t'l of Hal'l 10 Harl. Gandhi's thoughts on disarmament. Page 6 Sunday's Super Bowl caps asterisked season. Page 9 Profiling the "Rock of the 80' ." Hialzl Thursday,January 27,1983 Thursday,January 27, J98:i The UCSD Guardian 2 The UCSD Guardian The UCSD Guardian The Bird, the legend, Letters to the Editor ( to be er-ected today Muir representative speaks out ~.l
By ROBERT "Don't Call bird if it goes up. Editor: college akin ro high school to the off-campus ..,t udent to Me Bob" LEONE A cheeseburger from the As a Muir College Council football rivalries, and it is partICIpate In college Opinion activities. Rat keller has to be sacrificed me mber who responded most prevalent among college The much·faulted, long to the Bird every academic honestl y to questions asked by cou nci lmembers and their AS A much more eqUitable and awaited Sun God by Niki de lOgical way toorgantzestudenl Unsigned editorials represent tile opiliiollS of tile editorial '!Oard of Ih e L'C:SD quarter or it will come to life The Guardian for an article representatives. Saint Phalle will be arriving at and eat all the Muir resident appearing in the January 17 The logic of structuring government would be on the Guardiall. Tile ('.diloriol board ;s mil/Posed of Scoll rOllllg. L,sa U'P"I, alld 7 om this campus soon. It will be Ranklli. A II oll'nartieles ill 1I,;s sectioll are solely Iil eopi//;oll oj Ihe wrller (lild du //01 students, issue, I was di smayed 10 see student government on the basis of major or area of officially bolted onto its pillar lIecessarily represelll /III' I'iews uf tire Guurdiu //, lis edilori(ll board, ils adt'crl/sers. or The Bird marks a buried Steven Friedman's January 24 ba sis of college looks fine on interest, as In the structure of Ihe Regenls of Iiii' £,'lIil'ersily 0) Califomia. or arch of stLlccoed concrete at treasure: 57 unpublished and letter to the editor defend ing the suriace due 10 our Long Beach State's student 3 pm today, and the whole unrecorded Beatles songs, the Muir College Council's American tradition uf government. When represen· campus, student body. and including "Don't Take My legitimacy and attacking me. geographical representation, tati\'es are elected by those 111 prettv much anyone who Fantasies Away." This attack, beyond being but it is in the underlying their own field. a much clo"er doesn't have to be someplace Lastly. the Bird is not a bird personal in nature, only pres umption that Muir relationship and understan· else is, or are cordially invited at all. It isn't there, you're just illustrates the parochial view st udents are in need of a ding of student need<; can be to attend. imagining things, I'll take you of student government and certain Iype of representation effected. Residence Hall That IS all I really know for a to some nice men in white admini tration s hared by and are set apart from ot her councils should be the onl~ The daily adventure fact. except that the Bird will suits and they'll put you in this some of my colleagues on the students that the logic breaks college student go\ernment not co t the students a cent, jacket with long arms and council. This view can only be down. Geographical repre· structure. of crossing caltlpus and that the Bird cost a lot they'll take you away to a nice described as "collegism," a se ntation in the university Steven Friedman would less, an incredible lot less, to be place where you can get some phenomenon particular to setting oon become solely have us believe that attending specific, than the purple giant By PHIL LAUDER rest." UCSD and its four college representative of on·campus meetings and organizing SI)Or" Edilor volleyball net set out by Robert So much for legends. system. "Collegism" is a sort student interests, no matter dances and partIe" are the Irwin. The biker faces a challeJlge, transportation. Finally. he can Onward to opinions. of nationalism towards one's how many overtures are made please turn tu ~age 14 But, there are legends about They shouldn't put theBird alld he knoll'S it. As he stOlId" at blame th e planners of our the Bird, legends that only the fOlllltain 011 Rel'elle Plaza campus. on the arch. The arch alone now can be recited with a fair has more emotional and alld anxiollsly straps all his We need not di scuss the fir, t amount of distortion, Oliphant backpack, he kllou's Ihal he has recipient of the blame. As for artistic content than the baselessness and downright purple voleyball net. The five millules to gel 10 his class 011 the second , the UC D Police, fabrication, Third College, across Ihe thi s group mu s t take should make a second arch, or The Bird was originally just a straight pillar for the campus. He also knows thaI he responsibility for keeping all purchased by John Delorean mayor may not come out of this motorized vehicles off the Bird near Revelle or Warren. and was scheduled to be The pillar looks like the alive. pathway, especially during the shipped to Miami, then to Fe 1II0Ul1tS his vehicle alld midday's every·hour on·the world's largest free-standing Arizona. John visited the Bird guano deposit. sets oul on his advenlure hour "rush hours." The UC once in the workshop that was Ihrough Ihe "Maill Drag, " Ihe employees who ride around in So, of course they put the building it. The day before, he world's largest guano principle path within the UC their Iiltle white pickups can had pu rcha ed 10,250 gross of campus. After swillging around u e other ways to get from producer on top. If the work is plastic zip-top bag , about the by a modern artist, why is the seven pedestrial/s and a bicyclist Third to Revelle to Warren to size the cops use to preserve - aIL wilhill50feet- he colJles wherever. a nd for most a rch some sort of neo· scraps of hair and other such Romantic thing with a ruined to his first lIIajor obstacle: the situations these routes are evidence. That night, the price bolllelleck at Ilz e stolle waif 011 quite adequate. Also, although temple feeling? of cocaine in Paris rose about Is the Bird really there to Rel'elle. On his left are ordinances exisl to keep Letters to the Editor 200 francs an ounce. merchallls selling glasswarc mopeds and even motor offset the UC Gothic style of Then, well, you don't have Muir buildings? Where are the alld coills; 0 11 his righI, a Hare cycli ' ts off the Main Drag, at to be an econ. major to figure huge busts of Earl Warren, Krishlla "sillgs" 10 lite big K. times these aren't well that one out. Pedestrians walking alld enforced. John Muir and Roger Revelle? The Bird was originally sold So you don't like it? So it looks skateboarders ridillg Ihis way Next, let's hear it for the An address to Cranston, candidates to Mexico City as a {lild Ihal, al times sloppinl.( 10 silly? Look, that's what they planners of our pathways. An open lette r to enator deal with the question of true representation of some Aztec CO III 'erse or Iv lauJ!h al Ihe Withou t t he foresight to candidates ex pose a sensible thought about Picasso. It does Alan Cranston: security and peace? coherent arms race solution; I god. One fears that, 3,000 add a nice spot of color, but C!ta rgers, make Ihi ~ kllol of attempt to duplicate the would appreciate your ' years from now, the Bird will Iraffic a lIigh/lllare. Yel, r hope yo u will be able to fill this maybe a bed of African violets successful bicycle pathway In this Winter of 1983 is views on these complex issues present void and that your be ci ted as evidence of c!1UosinK his holes better Ihall svstem of our sister campus in mankind on the H'rge of a new and how you plan to deal with sacrificial rites among faculty would have been better. :allta Barbara. UCSD's campaign platform will Finally, all have to say is Y/ml/illg backs ('huck lHZ/ncie dark abyss? lIa,e our leaders them. And I hope your solution Include more than military and administration at UCSD. r (II/(I .\la/Tus AI/ell pul IOKefher. campus planners came up that it's going UP, and there is entered a new stage of is not one of patch\vork mi"sile rhetoric and machismo If the Bird goes up, the lie Icea I'e.\ back aNd jilrlll a uri - with a prinCiple pathway Insanltv ? Consider the no rea on why I ShOU ld worry production where we dela~ the Soviets, knowing that Reagan, sOlllcllol!' - mak£'!'. il IhrOIlKII. which is simply too narrow arrogance Ihat typifies the about it. At worst, it'll make fOllowing" statcments in the day of reckoning and make a present admlnislration . who has taken no mercy on Pu It i 11K Oil more ja Illy /1101 'CS. and thus too congested at the Guardian 's letters·to-the Los A IIgcll's Tilllcs of today: true so lution more difficult Good luck on your college s tudents for being he II'C(lI'£'S Ilis lea), ulr))/K IiiI' man} points. This is with a editor much more interesting They wcre t \\ 0 art icles of \\ it h each ne\\ bom h. cam pa Ign. young and occasionally vot ing f)raK 101m rds Thc H II mp. I "t L1dent popu la ion of I :toOO. art Icles ot sh(x'klllg sIgn! fi· [n 198·1. the American for liberal Democrats, and who for a few weeks. SlIddcIII\' - who(l.' Iltal /I'Wi What kind of congest IOn \\ould cancl', the fit·", entitled, people ",ill demand thaI the Jim Turnci' is therefore totally depraved Information for this article (11I.w - '11 /J/IlPl'd (fppl'a rs ill (f exi"t If the ea rl~ projectlOlh of "Defense Slud~ l'rges Plan" and can not be reasoned with, was provided by Gerry Ka/> I~I PI'II,·slrums. II KIIP hi' had a :Ll.OOO·St udl'nt C<1mpLlS had for Outer ~pael' :\rm. . :"lIdear will launch nuke citing the McAllister, Clydene Nee. my IhIJu/.!1iI (1m r. .\1.\/, hI /.!IW·, matenall/l'd) Pnor planning \\ By CA OLIo Th(' ~a\'lng "\\'ord~ ot trulh pm ('r \\ 111 so dl~gllst thl' al"a}s belic\ e III flghl ing, frIend .... thert is no ,':\11 (. for elfllrt (md (Ultl\;tll' thl' "'arn(' "'taU" Iii T '.1111 1;1"-1 'tilt' tl''';' of tll1W" is "utiLi that It \\III IUrn <1.\,1\ "hllh I am prl'pa n'l I II) kIll h' Jill', ' I~ yOU The nJ()\ IL marqul'(' read app"l'~bll' to this man who from \ lolellcl' for the t iolt' Thl' quesllon do light to "\\e cannot If· ... ort tf} 'J hi.., ", rIpt IS !Iol 1100"hl"(l II change thIngs or do V(HI fIght 'GAN DI!I : A \\'urlc! E\\'nt," dil'c1 thilt~ ' fl\e )1'<11'" ilj.,'f) IX'i Ill' This IS \en like a llIan Gandhi: on disarmament ll'rron'ilTl. Terrll .... l..,m \\ III OIl" I~ h('lng n'\\ rit tt'll ('\('rvda> 1)\ Whal i~ a world ('\l'n! ~ rI i" /'('I)ple \\ ho \ It·\, t hl' Ilt'\\ glultll1g hinhl'lf ,,'llh da1l111" s to pUOlsh ) Jllstif, till' repn·s ... lon of Ih() ... (, p(·ople throughout t h(' 'world'- 1IIlb"ar,lhll' hilI dell I';(.II when you are fighting in aju'it people ca 11 not II \ l' IOget her. som('(hll1g so .,1\.'nlfIl'ant a" to Ill"\ Ie (;0111/111 \\ IlullliI'l..,t.11lt tit the poi n t of !1(\llsea :llId l'\J111Itll l; IItd \\.11'. Irl blunt "I belIe\c non·\ loll'nec I... III powcr ,\ nd \\ h(l I k Inel of Thl words art' beIng read dl-arlllClnll'nl l'ann"t ('JlIlt· ca use people ... eem to pop up "We need to put away our affect e\l'n Illdll. wOlllan and tha t though \\'(' ma\' nOI haH' tllrnlll.~ ,I\\ay from them onl\ tel illS. Illa,,:-. Illltnler. IIlfinitel} "'UIX'nor to \I()IPIll'P, I('ader'. would II throw up. :\re and nJnllnill'r\ to hearl lJ\' the' llllll''''' all the nallDl,.., ,If Ih.· right out of the pa vement 10 weapon.,. Wh at good will come chIld on eanh '1'0<1;1\ \~e are OIl(' stich as Candhl today w(' to Jj:t urn \Vlt h rcdoll bleel /'lal "Tlll' 11l!ll al to be kg-iII' forgl \'enl'SS is morl' ma n ", (he\' Itkeh (0 bc the klllel of main ill·tor.., In thl' nuclear world ('ca.;l' t I) t', plmt IIllI' give their support Even when from more killing. Have the faced \\1\ h such it \\'olld event, can lise hIS \\ 'lnl" as a snipt aftl'r the erfed of nausea I" 1ll;!1!'1\' dllwn frolll tht' than punishment. Ix~)iM we' wou lei \\ a nl a I t hc dis arm a m t' n t m 0 \' (' men t , the nuclear arllls ract'. for out fulure dlrt'cl lon ' \Veil O\er PreCIsely in the sUprL'o'le I rageciy of the (ltom a not Iwr. it is c1angeoou <;. co urage to do what you know "An eye for an ev(' onl\ end ... head of our c(Juntn) Llbertv These at tor., are bel ng The nuclear arm ... race. the "When I despair I remt'mht'r ~am(' manner will the world bomh I>; thai it will not IX' . I "t't' nl! t her bnl \('1\ nllr "There IS no huma n is right. Let us embrace like up makinl! the \\'(irld blind. never meant the lieeno.,e to de) dIscIplined In schools and ... llllficl' III de'.tro) Il1g flfl' or brothers and sister..,. "ultImate form of Ilolence." that all through hl~tory \ .. ()rd~ relurn to \lOlence WIth dl", tr()\l'eI Il\ (','unter bomb", In !; titution without its "I want to change the minds anythIng at \\ III. public galherIngs 10 de\clop e\ en (IS \ IOIl'nct' cannot be by sacrIflcc in dcstroYll1g lIfe 01 "We have to make the truth of ot her nations, not kill them began the year Mahatma of truth and 10\ e haH' ah\a\'~ renewed leal after the effech dangers. The greater the "I am asJ..Ing you to fIght. theIr total character. The\' GandhI. the symbol of non won. There hau' been tHan't~ of disgust is worn out. counter·\ IOIt'nCl'. ilat red can prolX'rl Yfor offenn' or def cnn'. institution the greater the and non -violence non matters for weakness we all possess. need to learn to project t hei'r he o\'erCOIlll' onlv by love. " Before general disam · for mere individual practice We mw;t defy them not wit h We \\ill not strike a blo'vl., but violence. was assassinated. and murders. and for a time " '0 far as [ can !;ee. the chances of abuses. Democracy \\'e \\ ill receIve them. and not thought and fe 'Iing~ into the Before hi s death, GandhI thev tend to seem in\'ll1cible, atomic bomb has deadened the Counter hatred only increases ament commences soml' is a great in titution and but for practi ce by groups and violence that will inflame their m IOd sand hea rt s of all be turned aside. And 'vi. hen you started speaking out against But In theend they always fail. fine"t feelings that ha ve the su rface as \\'ell as the start di sarming and take la rgl' therefore it is liable to be communities and nations. wi ll , but with a firmnes~ that audIences. They mU'it put thIS "Non·violence shou ld never do that Il creates '.omethIng In the de\'elopment and prolifer· There are cataclysmic sUstall1ed mankind for ages. deplh of hatred. n"ks. The level of non·\ wlence greatly abused. The remedy will open their eyes. production fIrst 1n their hears. " If there were no greed. III that nation , if that event be used as a shield for "We do not want to Ignite the human nature that makes ation of nuclear arms. Bevond change" in the world today. Do "There used to be the so· therefore, is not avoidance of others' hatred toward vou and not use Il for personal' hi - words. Gandhi was a [ till adhere to my fait h in called laws of war which made there would be no occasion for comes to pass, will naturall\ democracy but reduction of cowardice. It is a weapon for the fear or hatred of anyone. fame, armamenl. The principle of have risen so high as t;, the brave. but we ask you to help u~ lIght decrcase and theIr re ... ~(:'ct director of a non,vlolence non·violence? Has not the it tolerable. Now we know the the possibility of abuse to a increase. There is a \ ital nl'ed for a movement to gain indepen· atom bomb exploded that na ked truth. War ' know no non·\ iolence nece"s itates command global respect. Thai mlllimum. " I for one have never up the sky. and the minds of complete abstention from nation's judgement wIll lx' advocated passive anything. Ihe authoritIes. with our .. It \\111 hurt. a" all figh t Ing dlreclor, Someone who can dence for hi s country. a faith? Not only has it not done law except that of might. The "Go\'ernment of Ihe people h'Ulde tht, actor" and extra .... to exploitation in any form . unerring, decision ' fir m. We mu st ne\'(~ r submIt to deiiance of inju'itice. hu rt .... Bu t \\'e ca nnol lo'ol' WI" country compo, cd of 700.000 o but it ha s clearl y atom bomb bring- and empt}' and for the people cannot he qualIty ('Omplto1IOn The \·ictory. "As soon as the spirit of capacity for heroic self injustice. Our resIstance must "r pra I.,e cou rage I n('('(1 cannot. Thc\' lIla\' torture Tll\' separate vi llages and millions demonstrated to me that non conducted at the 1)\(ldlllglJf 011(' din'clor mu I l!t' "'('11',111\'(' tl) " We are discussing a final eXjloitation is gone. arm· sacrifice will be great, and it be act ive and provocati\ e. courage. because in thi~ l·a ... (·1 bKh. break 1m I~JlH'~. e\ l'fl of people. Thi movement. violence constitutes the man. hO\\l'\crgreat hrmayhe t'l(' publI<" ;ltlllLrl( ~ and substitute for the armed ament will be felt as an will want to li ve as much for "Where there IS Injustice. I too am prepared to dll'. But 1l1~' kIll me. TIll'n Iht'\ \\ il: 1-)(I\t much like a movie. could not mightiest force in the world. "Thl "'lIence of \\ar leads mten:... t "'0 Iha' Ih( flllal other nations as for itself. m \ lxxl>', not fll \ oiled It·nCl'. have been completed without a Before it. the bomb is of no one to dictatorshIp purl' and pr ------~--I ESU-PE FIRST (' '55 I- 1983/84 It's Here•.• to the FUN & SUN of I Niki de Saint Phalle's , Financial Aid/ , Scholarships -All current financial aid recipients were " Sun God Package Includes: mailed 1983-84 financial aid applications. • Transportation to & from Tijuana Airport • Round-trip air transportation via Aeromexico donated by Tijuana/Mazatlan -All continuing students with a 3.30 • Round-trip transfers Airport/Hotel cumulative GPA were mailed scholarship The Stuart Collection • Welcome Drink appl ications. • Hotel accomodations for 7 nights at EI Cid Hotel in Mazatlan: i APPLICA TIONS-M-U-S-T-~-E POSTMARKED FEB. 9, 1983. J • Double occupancy: $270. 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Sign-up & d~tails in Rec Gym Monday, January 24, 1983 12 noon, 1 pm ocrcampus recreation Department of Pnys'cal Education x4037 Tuesday, January 25, 1983 10 am, 11 am Wednesday, Janullry 26, 1983 9 am, lOam Thursdlly, January 27, 1983 12 noon, 1 pm Friday, Janullry 28, 1983 10 am, 11 am Monday, Jllnuary 31, 1983 12 noon, 1 pm Tuesday, February 1, 1983 10 am, 11 am Funded In its entirety by the WednesdllY, February 2, 1983 9 am, 10 am Thursday, February 3, 1983 12 noon, 1 pm generosity of Friday, February 4, 1983 10 am, 11 am MondIlY, February 7, 1983 9 am, 10 am, 11 am The Stuart Foundation 12 noon, 1 pm Tuesday, Februllry 8, 1983 10 am, 11 am, 12 noon 1 pm, 2 pm, 3 pm Wedn~y, February 9,1983 9 am, 10 am, 2 pm Free music, refreshments, fun ... 3 pm 8 The UCSD Guardian Thursday, January 27,1983 ARCOsoiar by Tim Downs continued from page 5 newsletter, A reo Spa rk, told us SCE own the 20 acre the company i "real touchy where the plant is situated, about this one," and that it but the con truction and will re pond only to certain operating cost are all Arco's. que tions. We can a ttribute Federal and State tax credits thi ' employee" willingne' s to make it feasible for Arco to speak to us to the fact that he'll operate the plant. Krouch soon be out of a job;Arco park termed this y tem a i going under. "inverted grant." The large t facility of its kind - three times larger than Hedgecock any other in the world, - the photovoltaic plant has been in continued from page 5 operation since December. and Korea and such area , we Daily output in one megawatt, could have a very healthy enough energy to service 300- economy." 400 homes, according to an What do you think 0/ the Arco press release. Arco has Bullet Train? developed some unique "The concept of the bullet features for this plant, train i an excellent one. If we including solar panels on don't do it we will haveto build double axis tracer , allowing an international airport in San them to be sh if ted by computer Diego instead of taking the so that they are con tantlv bullet up to LA. However, following the sun, regardle s having just said t hat, the of it seasonal changes in current proposal just seem position. pecial converters full of hot air. The first thing were created to convert DC they did was to try to exempt electricity directly into AC themselves from the rules that current, the type u. ed in most a project hould be subject to, homes. Arco uses the M51 which put me on notice that module, a new unit which the project was not \'ery good. converts sunlight to electricity Otherwi e it would have been better than any other on the able to stand the pressure of market. public scrut iny. I have Everything seems above supported rule ' that would board, but no one will talk make all plan su b)ect to about the plant until February public approval. I don t think 15, the day of the plant' the project is feasable at thi opening ceremonie . A writer point but should be tudied, as from Arco's in - hou e something like it is needed." 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And om Equal OpporluOlly 1-----I wi.h this coupon___ ------only staff IS comprised of profes.."ionals Alltrmal.ve AcllOn Employer 456-1170 456-1815 : Perm $29.50 I expires 2/ 10/83 An Arts Magazine Servi the UCSD Community Vol. 2, No.4 January 27, 1983 The man beh nd the controls at he rock of the O's" By ANDRfW Kf[lLR (KWS and KMET), Carroll has taken his radio clammering for a " real " radio station in San Diego, roadshow sol:lth and is hoping for similar results. 91X is already making its presence felt. TUESDAY, JANUARY 1 J - Shortly after 6 p.m. As Although 9LX's ratings are not as bad as when he The day we talked, Carroll looked out the window Robert Plant expells the last excrutiating line of took over at KROQ in 1979 (3.5 compared to 0.8), of the station's office on Pacific Nighway and "Stainvay to /leaven ", Berlin follows Led Zeppelin Carroll still faces stiff competition from KGB (6.6) pointed, "See out there, (pointing to no place in on XTRA-fM (9JX) with "Sex " These two different and KPRI (5.1). ("They're comfortable now, but they particular) As we speak, 175 billboard are going up songs exemplify the changing philosophy of the have to be worried after looking at our results in around the city with the new logo (a graffitti looking "new" 9/X. With one switch of the controls, 9JX LA."), "91X"). People will know we are here," went from the boring, predictable, AOR station to Carroll heads up a consulting firm that currently Discussing next week ' line-u p posing for a photo the "Rock of the '~Os. " Out with the oldandin with runs eight stations. Besides 91X and KROQ, he also or checking on a plane reservation Carroll ha the the new. programs what rock fans are hearing in Denver, look of a man who i BUSY, Interruption are the rule ' The chief instigator of this rock and roll rebellion Bakersfield, Seattle, Dallas, Phoenix and Tucson. He ilence i platinum. Since that fateful Tue da}, is Rick Carroll. Nailed by some as a savior and a has his eyes and ears et on as many as 10 more Carroll ha been a marked man, Juggling intenicw prophet. criticized by others as a fool, the 34 year old stations, which could be hb " hopefully by the end of request with buines dppointmenh Carroll I~ in California native is certainly one thing - HOT. Best the year" , command. A telephone is nncr morl than a lon~ known for taking over the nailing Los Angeles Li tener who have gotten a ta tc of KROQ s mu ic arm rca h a\\a~. lation, KROQ, and knocking oft the heavyweights or what Carroll ca lls 'modern pop, have been plea.,,, tum to page' I "There is a revolution going on in Is 91X as good as everyone says? In "Rick Carroll is a trend. Like heavy rock radio and its name is Rick the next issue of Hiatus, Mikel Toombs win take a critical look at the "Rock of metal in the '70s, he is making Carroll. " the '80s" format which features what things happen here in the '80s." - Robert Hilburn he calls "Dare to be Dumb" music - - Marc Geiger Los Angeles Times not necessarily bad, just dumb. Marc Berman Concerts Atomicafe Contents Absurd to sublime Cover: So you're wondering When asked about the new for two amplified pianos. The music scene in Canada, "eh?" The Magazine what happened to the old 91X fourth Way will be performed was the answer given by by Suzanne de Montigny and a/the '80s you know and love? Hnd out for com poser / pefo rmer Vic tor Victor Zupanc. This contemp' yourself in this exclusive Zupanc, assuring us that his lative work , as the title interview with Mr. Rock of the upcoming concert would be a suggests, creates a very ~ '80's himself, Rick carroll. __ c&.r to me-whicb OM 01 111 WU rtPr good one, adding, " the fishing's meditative, at times almost Al"lDRfW KItLfR our there·WII DO aleep and rest. great. " disturbing quality through its 1be Chieftains ...... Page l The concert is Atomicafe. Assoc. Ultor To me it'll not eao. for him to be here now. use of non-conventional piano TIM AUGUST The finest purveyors of This concert will feature techniques. The use of modal When he cIid not return from combat. traditional Irish music will be here Canadian-born-and-raised Vict and harmonic elements, as well ConbibuUng Ultors or Zupanc performing several of as the performers' use of rubber GRfOORY CHAPtLlL next Wednesday. Previews of It was not him to be lilent and he joined in ailllPDI off key. his own works as well as one by mallets, wooden dowels. TIM KASSOUI'II Atomicafe and Compagnie Philippe He alwa" lpOke about aomedUnt elle. fellow colleague Robert plectrums. and their own hands MIKfL TOOMBS Gentyalso. He pw __ DO .Jeep and he role with the IUn. Thompson and one piece by inside the piano give the piece Wrilen Record Reviews...... Page 6 But yatefclay he did not return &om combat. noted American composer. an eerie yet peaceful feel ing. MARK 8f:LMfR. JA/'I 8RfSLWfR. George Crumb. Candy is a short tape piece CAl'to[Z, JOHN CARROLL MARTHA Neil Young is changing his tune and The Jam will never get the How ~ are empty-nothina to calk about. Zupanc is currently which Zupanc will only describe flSHfR. DAV[ fLfMII'IGfR. .10M completing his Master's Degree roRS8fRG, AMY HALlIWt ROM chance to do likewise. Critics Tom SuddeaI~ I ftOCiced-we were two. as " the pop sound of the 90s. " in music composition. His love Zupa nc will perform HU, PAUL JONfS, THOMAS Trudell and Karl Daegling look at FOr me. it wu .. if the wind blew out the fire. - URSOI'I, -MlCHfLLf MORRIS. When he did not retum from com"t. for performing often sways him Makrokosmos, a solo piano ClYDtl'lf l'1[f. JOMI'I I'Iff, llf these two new discs. in the direction of theatrical work written in 1972 by RAY. KAT[ SIMPSOI'I, KIM VAI'1 perform a nce pieces. Pieces American composer George PflT. JAC08 WfLUI'IGTOI'I. Original 'Cat People'. .. Page 7 Today IpriDi tore itlelf away from captivity, ranging from the absurd . to Val Lewton and Jacques By miltake I called out to him, Crumb. This is a set of twelve The greatest traditional band in the world, The Chieftains, will appear in l'Iandeville Weds. at 8 pm. fd.itorial 4S1-l466 Toumeur's fine original version ot sublime, to the macabre wi II be pieces based on the twelve signs AdverUslng 4S2-l468 Friend, leave me a Imoke, but in anlwer-lilence, the order for this Feb. } concert. this film will be screened Tuesday of the zodiac. At times quite Yaterday he did not return from combat. The concert wi II open with vivid, attimes vague and almost Hiatus is published every night as part of the Penguin Film Cool, huh? (American). This Thursday of the school year as a subliminal. the haunting quality Nothing beats a good Irish jig supplement to the UCSD Series. Our dead don't leave \IS in trouble, piece, written by Zupanc for of this music is akin to the GUARDIAN. Reproduction or use Sun God ...... • . . . .. Page 8 Our fallen ones are like sentria, three male performers (Dan darker side of Chopin. and even without written permission of any Dunbar, Tom Nee, Victor to the child-like fantasy of ea rly The Chieftains had the largest audience in history portion of this magazine is a no The bird of your nightmares lands The sky reflects on the forest like water, Zupanc), manipUlates a single Schumann. no. We welcome unsol icited north of Mandeville today. A huge And the trees stand blue. As if we weren't lucky enough The Chieftains are more that The Chieftains also have the phrase of text and creates, from Zupanc will peform another to get Bill Monroe to perform on letters, manuscripts and artwork. installation celebration is planned qualified than any other group distinction of having the largest but assume no responsibility for Our place in the foxhole is quite enough, its own rhythmic qualities, an new work of his own, th is one for campus recently, The Chieftains in the world to perform these live audience in history, further the return of such. Send that you wont want to miss. To us, the present is for both, array of sounds encompassing a solo voice and tape. Gag Me will make an appearence at compositions-many of them testimony to their world fame. information to: wide range of rhythmic and With a Pitchfork is a wild fflATUS is Mand eville Auditorium written by the legendary harpist 1,350,000 people showed up for Tops in Pops Page 6 Now all one-only to me it seems, melod ic textures. The source of representation of contemporary IHH 6. La Jolla It is I who did not return (rom combat. Wednesday, february 2 at 8 pm. Carolan. After two decades and that performance for Pope John ca .. 92093 Concert Une Page 6 the piece is the famous quote by " young" life and lifestyles. An Where Bill Monroe gave us a 12 a Ibums their world fame is Paul II in Dublin. At the Movies Page 7 Louis Armstrong: " Hot can be absurd decade condensed into a look at an American tradition, indisputable. Most Americans 51.350,000 people can't be HIATUS logo design by Debbie fox Translation by Kevin Walsh cool and cool can be hot. and more absurd five minutes. bluegrass, The Chieftains will are familiar with The Chieftains wrong! Tickets for the show are each can be both, but hot or Atomicafe will be presentd at give us a glimpse into the world Reprinted with permission from Vol. 2 of the BIrdcage RevIew. form their appearence on $6 Pi $ 7 for students, $ 7 & $8 for cool man, jazz is jazz." 8 p.m. on Tuesday, in the of traditional Irish music : "Saturday Night Live " which staff and administration, and $8 The next piece is a new piece Mandeville Recital Hall. The certainly one of the richest was seen by a record 50 million & $9 for general admission. For by Zupanc for guitar, voice . and concert is l'ree and everyone is forms offolk music in the world. viewers. more information call PA tape. Lost to Sight will be welcome. And speaking of rich music, However few people know 452-4559. MATINEES DAILY AT All PACIFIC THEATRES. performed by Victor Zupanc Bargain Matinees Monday through Friday lor all (voice), and Robert Ward performances starting before 5:30 P.M., Saturday 151 Recital of performance only. subject to seat availability. at all (guitar), for whom the piece was written. and uses a four channel PacifiC Theatres e.c~ Cinema Grossmon!. No Bargain Philippe Genty puppets here 'Ialinees on Holidays. Ample Iree at all Theatres tape that was realized in the lIandeland _,,"",:r:n'W" INVEST UCSD electronic studio. The Mozart Muppets, Lambchop, and Mandeville Auditorium this along with this is the 'Ballet of piece is a political statement Punch and Judy are images that Tuesday, February 1st at 8 pm. the Ostriches. which i the dealing with the destructive Soprano Chere Campbell. a the average person associa tes Genty has developed his own program that brought the In Your Future Today nature of our human race and UCSD Music Department with puppets. Compagnie unique style which allows him company to the attention ofthe the realization that whatever graduate student. will sing a Philippe Genty is the to convey humor non-verbally art world. little hope we have left is fading recital of works by Handel. internationally renound french through his puppets. The This isan excellent chance for fast. due to the mindless plight Mozart, Faure, Dallapiccola, and touring company that has been puppets of Genty carry with students to experience a of the mindless people in Mahler, Friday at 8 p.m. in able to combine the images of them many images of Fran ce. humorous artform that will be control. Mandeville Recital Hall. Janie traditional and contemporary The " Pierrot." a classical unlike anything that they will be Composer Robert Thomson Prim, pianist. will accompany puppets jnto a unique show that image of frech th ea ter is able to see this year. And worth provides the next piece. written the singer. 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JanU,H\ W, $2.00 TIME WALKER FUNERAL HOME I!;" I $3350 1230 420 8 15 (pc,) nc., 615. 10 1) (f~ Tickeb ell the UC 0 80 Offkl'. 45 L · ...J.J ~,--"= 4630 Palm Avenue, La Mesa 2 Hiatus January 27. 1983 January 27, 1983 Hiatus 3 tliatus: looking at the Billboard sales chart you graduated tram Sacramento State in '69 and went music that's put on '1TV that they heard on th h Tradi tionall} new musi( 'it tion., have donf' poorly III have Men at Work number one and Stray Cats at through that whole deal. A'ld now there is another sta tion. is the musk tha t I put on Mf\,. It's part olmy tile r a tinq~ Rick Carroll's number two. Stations like KGB and KPRJ have just generation lhat never really had their own music joll a'> putting th t' modern rock on MH'. 'poinc.s to a llialus: If J listener { II., III a n qUE.,t hov. nwel ,I recently been adding these groups, Do you feel that before. If you're a kid going to high school. you would Christmas gifl - a gold wristwatch wil l! the MI V tt'fir fred bdC l'i IS proc e'> d and p (0r11'd or flott d ' the radio Ii tening audience is becoming more aware I isten to KGB. 91 X or KPRI and you ended up listeni ng logo on the fa c(') So an y ne", mu.,ic or 'Jidt'o VOIl 'irc Carroll: At the wt'£ k·., f''lj Wf loo~ ul th' ';llIn 'oWI "modern pop" ilnd appreciates stations that are on top of the new to your older brother's and sister's music. the stuff ( omes from u<; saying that it s rcally hot 011 all our of all the weekly req,rcst-, ilnd then I do the., n J"!( music? they related to and got excited about. It seemed like station'>, key, (puints to a piece of pdper WIlh appmximatellj continued from page 1 Carroll: (grinning) We get on the records the radio had forgot about the kids today and wasn't ltiatus: Many new or controvrr., ial ad, ha \'c 60 songs. t hat i~ U y'd just as a football wac" s bypassed San Diego because promoters won 't take Having been in the radio business for 20 years. minute they're released. The Stray Cats is a good giving them their own music. We're giving the young gam eplan) and make them up: it qUides \\tll'ther I the chance of booking band., that get no radio Carroll has taken his share of risks. but doesn't see example. We were on " Rock This Town" a yea r and kids music that they can call their own that reflects increase or decrea se a song, San Diego as a gamble. In fact he is excited and eager half ago as an import. eight and a half months later it their attidues and lifestyle that they're into. support. 00 YOIl agree with the th eory that th e new llialus: 50 the listener's input does have an effect. to talk about San Diego's "new radio leader". came out as a domestic release. Men at Work is lliatus: Is the " Rock of the '80s" forgetting about format will open up a whole new market for the~ Carroll: for cXi:l mple. (pause) If we '> IF!~~~~!!!! University [vents Office presents =~~~=. WOODY • •••••••••••••••••••••••••• ALLEN DIANE KEATON TONY T E 111111,111- - - ROBERTS INSANE 1111. ••• --= CAROL KANE _=PAUL C o me a nd Join B.S.U. and 91XFM 1${iJ~Gl() ~~~~l~ Wa~~[§~ ~ SIMON BE A \\1\RREN in Celebrating ... [)~(i1~(! SHELLEY DUVALL RESIDENT ~~D'T ISOI{ ai xk JANET Ubi '1tl1 11- MARGOLIN CHRISTOPHER APPLICATIONS Wtll fJ€' WALKEN COLLEEN TAKEN THROUGH FEB. 4. DEWHURST 9 ~ . rl - 1 d .,"". • APPLY THROUGH THE 'ANNIE HALL WARREN STUDENT I ~ . A nervous romance a. 2.& - ·• .. ,7S EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. B DX orr;c.e. . , D oor January 28, 1983. 4:00 pm QUESTIONS: call 452·4581 Student Center Hump Don't Forget: 1) Student/Staff 1.0. THE 2) Valid California RESIDENT ADVISORS 2) Driver's Lisence January 28, Friday, 8 p.m. Smile and Enjoy Every T.G.I.F. ftlandeville Auditorium $2.00 ..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;Tic ktets at UCSD Central Box Office. 452-455 9 4 Hiatus January 27. 1983 ==" ••••••••••••••••••••Jan ua ry ••27. 1983 ••••• Hiatus David Bowie to bands like the The original 'Cat People' will ---AT THE MOVlES--- Concert Line Who and soul vocalists such as otis Redding and James Brown providing enough room for The screen at UCSD on Tuesday CENTER CINEMAS GUILD Drivers to develop an original Drivers at Rec. Gym Fashion Valley San Diego sound of their own. As far as new By I'IIKtL TOOJI'IBS Cat People tells the story of remake. Lewton and director 297-1888 295-2000 By JOHN Nt:t: music goes, Verbinski The Penguin film Society an exotically beautiful young Jacques Tourneur suggest. 1 ) THE VERDICT MOONUGHTING Among the many bands that The Odds. Of this bunch, three comments "I like a lot of the continues next Tuesday with an woman (Simone Simon) who rather than depict, the horror of 2) THE MAN FROM SNOWY have been formed, broken up. will be playing on campus this new music that is coming out entertaining, albeit brief, believes she is turned Into a the situations, with moving RIVER LA JOlLA VIlLAGE ntEATU and dreamt of in San Diego, few Saturday night (The Drivers. The now. What I really despise are evening of motion picture fatal feline when her passions results, 3) BEST FRIENDS La Jolla Village Square ever realize any true artistic Answers and The Odds), bands like Rush and Triumph entertainment. The original cat are aroused, In contrast to Paul Tickets are $1.00 at the Box 453-7831 Q.AlAEMOHT 1) THE MAN FROM SNOWY satisfaction from their musical Headlining the show will be that take the ending of a song People (1943) screens at 8 p,m, Schrader's ludicrously graphic Office. Clairemont Mesa RIVER and make it ten times as long as in USB 2722. careers, It seems that most local the local Drivers, The Drivers 274-0901 2) TIME RIDER Cat People was the first in a bands are caught up in the have known a great deal of the song itself, They've reached 1) THE TOY/TRAIL OF THE 3) THE VERDICT PINK PANTHER endless cycle of playing parties popularity along the coastal a state of just showing off remarkable series of low-budget Open photo exhibit 4) KISS ME GOODBYE and sleazy teen cl ubs such as areas of San Diego, The band is instead of performing, I think horror movies - which 2) TIMEWALKER /FUNERAL HOME The Headquarters and the now comprised of guitarist Gregor performance is a level of included the quasi-sequel Curse San Diego's own Center for 3pm. LA PAlOMA defunct Pipeline. True success VerbinskL bassist John Thum coolness rather than complete of the Cat People, I Walked With Photographic Arts will celebrate Photographs can either be COVE Encinitas comes when a regular show is who also plays with Tex and The gonzo ness." a Zombie and Body Snatchers the finishing work on the mailed directly to the Center of La Jolla 436-SHOW landed at other local venues Horseheads and Rick L Rick, Also on the bill are UCSD'5 (with Boris Karlofl) - produced Museum with an open Photographic Arts or brought 459-5404 EATING RAOUL such as Flannigan's and The two Los Angeles music favorite the Odds and East San by Val Lewton, Typical and exhibition of photographiC directly to the Center at Casa de LE BEAU MARIAGE Belly-Up favern, institutions, sax player Ryan Diego 's The Answers, The show probably the outstanding images by Southern Californian Balboa, Balboa Park on feb. 4 FlNEARTS SPORTS ARENA Juilliard What it boils down to is that Mallory and drummer Daniel begins at 9 p.m. and goes until example of the series, Cat photographers, This informal from 3-8 pm, and Feb, 5 &' 6 Pacific Beach San Diego music in SanDiegoisstilljustas Hefietz, Of their music, one in the Rec. Gym, Tickets are People is effectively under "Push Pin Picture Party" is free from 10 am, to 5 pm, Anyone 274-4000 223-5333 1 ) BEST FRIENDS stagnant as it has been for the Verbinski describes the band as $3, stated and to-the-point (it runs to anybody who would like to mailing entries should includea CHILLY SCENES OF WINTER 2) ONE DARK NIGHT String Quartet past ten years. Save for a few "cool rock " but goes further to On Friday Translator will be just over one hour), enter. amateur and professional self-addressed stamped FLOWER HILL CINEMA alike. envelope for return of their 3) TREASURE OF THE FOUR exceptions, bands that begin in say. "If we had to classify our playing at the Backdoor at Del Mar CROWNS Any person can enter up to entries. All 'other entries must January 29, SatU1rday, 8:00 p.m. San Diego lack the quality to music in words, I'd end up SDSU, There will be one show 755-5511 4) ONE DOWN, TWO TO UEO presents 1) AlPLANE II/THE TRAIL OF Mandeville Auditorium achieve any amount of success, leaving something out." only, so if you are planning on five images on any subject. and be claimed Saturday, Feb. 12 GO/ THE HOUSE ON SOROR A few of these exceptions are Musically The Drivers have going, you should buy your no entries will be rejected, from 10 am, to 5 pm, THE PINK PANTHER ITY ROW UCSD Students $5.50, G.A. $12.00 Trees, The Drivers, Playground influences from such varied tickets soon. Tickets are $6 at two fine films Additionally, all entrants will All are invited to this event 2) THE VERDICT 5) THE TOY automatically qualify for a on Saturday and Sunday, Feb, 5 3) THE MAN FROM SNOWY 6) AIRPLANE II Slap. I-Spy, The Answers, and sources ranging from T, Rex and the Aztec center box office. RIVER Also Friday, the Dynatones this weekend special drawing of prizes &' 6 and to the Gala Opening of will be performing R &' B at the donated by local camera stores the Center, April 30. For more UA GlASSHOUSE 6 MANN CINEMA 6 II'"' ~ ~.i Belly-Up Tavern in Solana The next two nights in and photo processors which will information about the Push Pin San Diego University Town Centre ,'W 223-2546 452-7766 Beach. Mandeville will provide be held on Sunday, Feb , 6 at Picture Party call 232-3040. ~ f'2 • Tops in Pops enormous entertainment for 1) THE MAN FROM SNOWY 1 ) BEST FRIENDS " film-goers on campus. Tonight RIVER 2) DARK CRYSTAL e o' '/I I"oaa 2) TIME RIDER 3) TREASURE OF THE FOUR iZ' a- .. BeloU' is a list ofthe top albums at UCSD and around the is the West Coast Premiere of ,. final disc youth Orchestra here Sun. 3) AN OFFICER AND A CROWNS cou ntry, These ratings are based on salesalld furnished by Constant factor, the new Polish , GENTLEMAN /KISS ME 4) TRAIL OF THE PINK j' film by filmmaker Zanussi. Young musicians who are The soloist for thiS concert Assorted Vinyl and Billboard Magazine. :::. GOODBYE PANTHER (TIME WALKER friday night. the film members of the Civic youth will be Nicolas Reveles. faculty "ere. ':-:. by the last 4) TIMEWALKER 5) AN OFFICER AND A L Lexicon of Love ABC Mercury Committee at UfO will present Orchestra I and the Civic youth member at the University of San 5) THE VERDICT GENTLEMAN Com.pagnie 2, Kissing to be Clever Culture Club CBS Annie "all and Manhattan. two Orchestra 's Symphonic Wind Diego, in Beethoven 's Piano 6) DARK CRYSTAL 6) AIRPlANE II 3. youth of Today !'Iusical Youth MCA of the Mods of Woody Allen's best films, Ensemble can be heard in Concerto No, 1. Father Reveles 4. Blinded by Science Thomas Dolby Capital By KARL DA[ like the Go- Gos, the Waitresses, Catholic Girls, etc. Carroll: Well , again I think one of the strong Kick Carroll's appeals of this forma t unlike the traditional KPRI or :people are listening KGB that have a very heavy male stand - with the ha rd drivi ng guitar so und that can get very grating longer because they are "modem pop" for the average lady. (thinking) Okay, they like these kind of songs (G reg Kihn 's new single "Jeopardy" is TheUCSD Guardian page 9 continUed from page S so tired of /fOB or KPRI. " playing over the office sound system). We wi ll Snorts lIi.dus: What about in , say, Seattle? always do well in the 18-34 and 12-34 age group of P__ h_ il_L_a_u__ d_e_r,_S_- p_o_r_t_s_E_d_I_·t_o_r ______~______J_ a_n_._2__ 7_,_ 1_9_8_3 Carroll: In Seattle we won 't play "What I like women. the economy is, one of the outlets they have is to tum About You ," just because th e audience is different. ltiatus: Is there a shift to dance music from the on a statio that they can feel good about. {Again the phone rings}. heavy metal sound that has ruled the dial for the past "iatus: Uke 91X . . . Stage set for SuperBowl * XVII Carroll: Business calling. few years? Carroll: Right. lliatus: Has playing groups like the Bus Boys, Carroll: I think in times of depression and all that "iatus: What does Rick Carroll li sten to? Dolphins, Skins prepare to finish off strange season Athlete Musical Youth , and Michael Jackson helped lure the and people are definitely depressed now with the wa y Carroll: I love this kind of music. {leans back in By PHIL LAUDER and yo u have Super Bow l VII. Franklin, the league's second HRM audience down the dial? his chair and points to the sound system that pours Sports Edilor also pla yed in Lm, Angeles. leading rU 1> her and a bruising CaITOII: The bands you mentioned transcend - out the tunes that are swarming over America 's The 1982-83 NFL season ha s also between the Miami fullback in hi s second year. of the they play both modem rock and th ey are black finest City, comfortable in the knowledge that he is been one of comparisons. It Dolphins and the Wa shington Oa\ id Woodley has looked oriented and hispanic-oriented. Those are the pefect the bringer of the storm}. was interrupted by a 50,some Red skin s, Ten years ago , the very good at time ~. and not so records for us, but we ha ve to be careful not to play odd day strike by the players. Dolphins went througn the good at others. H, s inexperi Week too much of that stuff or we are accused of being just like the baseball season of NFL's only perfect season (a ence but good mobilil y disco - we have to kee p the "hip " factor, the year before. The result was 17- 0 record ) which was separate him from the legend BOB GOODMAN lfiatus: It's good to see Michael Jackson get a n ine game seaso n, culminated by a 14-7 win over he replaced, Bob Griese, who Coming next issue.. . reminiscent of the short wa s the commander of the Men'" Basketball airplay on FM. the Redskins in the '73 Super photo 11,\ ,\fll/z"'/ ~/flnl campaigns of decades past Its tea m in 1973, Carroll: Oh yeah. It ·s great but KGB or KPRI are Just as the new format of 91X has shaken up Bowl. They made it there with Rookie of the Year wi ll be San And then there's the Bob's celebrated 70·foot drIve and basket at the buzzer too hip to play it. (mocks disgust) "The Guy is the local music scene, so has the introduction of Diegan-turned·Raider Marcus Wa shington Redsk ins, All during last Friday's o\ert Ime game agaillst Fre~no PaCIfiC Black." Music Television (MTV) to Southern California. Allen, a man whose move Commen tary season long people have been IS of it~elf enough to earn him Athleteof the \\eek h(Jn(Jr~. lfialus: One minority, if I can call them that. that We will look at the impact of this new channel. ment closely rese mble that of saying, "And then there's the After scori ng UCSD's only other 0'1' POlllts on a slam dunk is making a big comeback in rock is women. Bands another form er USC tailback. Washington Red 1> kin s." They earlier. Goodman took the 111 bound" pass and manoeu\'Cred OJ Simpson . a strong D, th e infamous "no· got here almost the same way towards the game v,mner 111 the :J9·:=iR cont c..;t. On the The NFL's pla yoff system name defense," and with a Miami did: co nt rolled offense sea~on. Goodman leads t he team III flcld goal percentage, M.A. from the New York this year can be compared controlled offense featuring a and excellent defense, Their assists. steals. and blocked "hoh. As the tellm captain. he Tucker will speak at UM University Institute of Fine Arts. "Wayward" here Monday with that of hockey, whereby fullback the size of a jeep, #39, defense is ranked seco nd only runs the offense and directs the defense. and hi ~ I ~ point-. She was curator of the William any team composed of non · Larry Czonka. This yea r's to that of Iheir Super Bowl per·game ..;conng an'rage I" Ihird hlghe"t III thl' lea).,rue mod es of making nd exhib iting N. Copley Collection at the will be transformed into a cafe dead humanoid form s has a Dolphins also feature a good - please turn to page 13 Marcia Tucker, Director of The Wayward Go Native, a 67% chance of ea rning a post Whitney Museum. New York, as in a small town in Oklilhoma , make that excell e nt New York 's innovative New art today. one-act play by Cynthia season berth. And the two defe nse, one wh ich also has Museum, will speak at the La Tucker studied at the Ecole well as asssociate curator there . Zimmerman. will premiere in fifty years after th e Dust Bowl teams that ca me out of that donned a cute nickname. "The Jolla Museum of Contemporary du Louvre and the Academie Tickets are available at the the Triton Pub, at 8 p.m. era. The Town Tavern cafe is mess will meet in Super Bow l Kill er B's," a whole corp, of Clippers' Art at 7 :30 pm on Wednesday. in Grande Chaumiere in Paris Mu seum box office. General Monday. There will be a second threatened with demolition bya XVII this Sunday at 3 pm in excell ent defenders who work The Bear passes on the Museum 's continuing series before receiving her B.A. from admission $5. Students and performance at 8 p.m. Tuesday. mini -mall developer. Lahoma, Pasadena's Rose Bow l. even bet ter as a unit. On win streak Connecticut College and her seniors $4. - For this production. the Pub the cook and owner: Ned. the Take off the X f rom the XVII offense. their jeep is Andra Less than a month after ret iring from the po~ition he held on "Understanding the Issues in for 35 years. for mer Alabama head coach Paul "Bear" Twentieth Century Art." blind poet: Ann -Syl vie, th e waitress: and Jody. the self Bryant di ed yesterday after 'iuffering a maSSI\'e heart Tucker, who was an associate "The Bird" to be installed today attack in Tuscaloosa. Alabama . The 69 yea r old mentor ends at 2 cura tor at the Whitney Museum styled linguist face the loss of Dribblers play just was the winningest coach of all time, one who earned the B~ GL'. SANTOYO of American Art before The installation of Niki de Collection. It is Saint Phalle's Only the construction of a th eir only home. respect of his players and opponents alike, Staff ~\ ril" becoming founding director of first major commission in the pathway, the installation of A ;, 19n ha ngtng on I he \\ es( Saint Phalle's outdoor sculpture Professional and student end of the San Diego Sports the New Museum in 1977, . Sun God" on our campus will United States. lights and minor cementing actors make up the cast of The well enough to win Arena read "The Bucks are a presents 'An Unorthodox be celebrated at .3 :30 pm today "Sun God" will be work will remain to be done to Wayward Go Native. Carol By MIKE GREENBERG beller team," B\' halftime. the Approach to Art of the Eighties: on the lawn north of Mandeville substantively complete \~hen finish Sun God." McCue stars as Lahoma. Caradoc Staff Wr;t"r ushers had It la'ken down. but di~cu~sing new ideas and isc;ue~ Center near the Muir Biology the 14-foot-high brightly Live music. refreshments, the Rhys a!> Ned, Bernadette Allen a~ At this point in the season, stripe (compared to UCSD 's by thaI lime, It-. point had been in recent art in the United Building. colored fiberglass bird form will releasing of balloons and other Ann-Sylvie. Brian Taraz as Jody. no one will co nfuse the UCS D seven), yet the horne team still prO\en , -tales. tier talk \\ill focus on Sun God' is the first be placed. by a crane, on top of e\ents will mark this David L. Moore as the developer. men\, basketball team wit h a \\as ten pOi nts beller than it s The :'-lIlwauhl'e Huck" 1Il1com'clltional attitudes. taboo sculpture commissioned for the its 15-loot high concrete arched <.elcbration. It is free and open and Chris Thomas as the perennial powerhou se of you nger. less experienced ..,topped the ~an Diego subject matter and unusual UCSD campus by the Stuart ba!)C during tlli.s celebration. to the public. stranger. Di\'ision !II stature, but the opponent. If it weren't for the Clippers' e:\lrenlt'l~ modt'..,1 Tritons always seem to Tritons' executing their zo ne t\\()·game \\,In ~Irl'ak b~ perform just a little bit beller offense "betterl han they have sou nd I y def l'a ling t helll 1 Ei- than the ir competition, in a long time," according to 102 before :i.()f);{ ..;pectator-. "A Very Nothing could illu strate thi s Head Coach John HlclCk, the TtJe..,da \" It ha" bl'l'n alm()",t ISRAELI FOLKDANCE point more succinctly than ou tcome probably wou ld have t\\'o years ... inrl't he Clipper ... he Funny Film!' UCSD's 63-53 victory over Cal· been a lot closer. won three gamt·" tn a ro\\' , and A n drew Sd" l ~ VllldSI'VOI{e Baptist Tuesday ni ght in Increasing their record to 9· \\ ilh ';\1 II W3Ukl't' "napPll1g the FESTIVAL Triton Pavihon, Even thoullh 8. ·1-2 in league play and a PhiladelphIa Iocr"; l.t·game t hey led t h roughou t the perfect 4 -0 at home. UCS D wi ll \\inntng streak. the Clipper"; FEATURING contest one had to wonder why ha ve five days off before \\ II1n II1g st reak \\as a bout as the Tritons weren't blowing host ing Cal LUi heran next safe a" a bag of money I) IIlg on ~hlomo Bachar Jan. 29 8pm ou t the Lancers, a team with Tuesday at 8 pm , Coach Bl ock the streets of do\\nto\\,n :an consid erably less talent. One and Assistant Cuach Tom Diego. [n ot her words. I hey UCSD Main Gym reason was that UCS D was Marshall wi ll spend that were doomed, :\lIh\aukcc's Home Made Soups All You forced into a slow, halfcourt respite working on one of the l\1arques John..;on. the former game that didn't co mplement Tritons' major deficiencies: tleLA "Iar. pUI on a DONATION Giant Salad Bar ' Can Eat! th eir run ·a nd·g un style of over-zealous fouling, phenomenal dbplay of play , But another a nd When UCS D was not offensiw b;"'Kt'lball \\ith a Membership - Sandwiches & Quiche, Breakfast proba bl y more insightful mauling t he Lancers. the home danhng array of scoop "hots, Fresh Muffi ns, Beer & Wine 5alurday and Sunday explanatioll was the Tritons' crowd (a rather di sappointing smooth jumper". and gilding UCSD Israeli 7:00 1:00 C4illy~enes Monday Fnday 11.009.30. r=-:::--:-:::---=-==--::---:::::--::-==-:=.--I abu nd ance of fou ls and onc compared to the Spirit dunk... as ht' lxlured 111 J3 ~ 73i Pearl SI. AI turnovers, as well as a Night crowd of 1000 last PUlI1ts. Junior Bridgeillan Folkdance Club of Sal. & Sun. 12:00·9'30 L-!w-=LiI:::..::J=U!l=d, =CA~..:::.920=37~'§-~A5:..... '§-~- ~3 '§-~A53~-.l I 'Winter s h\)ot ing pecclllage und er 50 Frida v) was treated to a almost dou bled h h ... cori ng $2 UCSD affiliate [PfJI UnIted .rtlsts ClasSICI perce nt for th e th ird some-what dazzling pefor· average by pumpll1g III ~7 shows Ev.. 9 : 00 /M.tinf!~ Sat & $3 general Sun 300, 500 s uccess ive outi ng. lJCS[) mance by forward Ron Hicks, points. turned the ball over 16 tim es The6·4 juniorcollegetransfer, There are plent y of I htngs (that's 53 turnovers in a three who can leap with the best of wrong \nth thl' Chpper", but game span), and committed 23 them, collegiate or pro, turned the mam problem that plague.., foul s. most of th em of th e in about as fine an all·around them is thelrdefense, With one Refreshments "reach-in " variety , These game as one can play. Kenny Hill goes up to the glass and l'OI11CS down with two of t he worst defensive teams in JEREMY 'RONS .. a ll owed the Ltncers 30 Statistics don't often lie. and points in Tuesday's Triton \'ictory_ th e league. Coach Paul Silas chances from the charity plcase turn to page 14 please turn (0 page 13 <" '- . ~~ MUIR COLLEGE SENIORS••• - ---.:.--- - ~---- . ~ ,,,are invited to apply to be the 1983 Senior Speaker at Jlie SIogurf cJ111air ; Muir 1983-84 , the College's Graduation ceremony (Sunday, June 19), House Advisor Appl ications "i Auditions will be conducted on or about Thursday, : ~ frozen 25(: off ( y~rt any purchase Color Blind? I ...... 11 .. \,"...... U, February 17. House Advisor applications for Muir ...... - -z of $1.00 or more U you me color blindwe OVl'J- W eek! ~~ ~ reation s Held Third Candidates should prepare a less - than-fi~Inute version of the remarks College are available. Pick up job referral will pay you $5,00 per thfY would hke to deliver ilt Commencement. ilnd must schedule a time IVla hour to participate in E\ ('nlng-.,; 7:00 I:\: 9 :2,) #OW4251 at your college financial a ids the Dedn's Office, phone 452-35871 to try out for the role, Selection, to be ~ 1030 Torrey Pines Rdl ) percepUoD expert- PLEASE .\lat\Sal I:\: Sun: ~' IO made by the Gr J: I • Coupon Expi;es janu~ry 31, 1983. 10 The UCSD Guardian Thurs da) ,January 27, 198:3 Thl' l 'eSI) ("I ThursdaY,January 27, l!:l83 The UCSD Guardian ]3 Hm\ I t'X \tl' I've eyt' \\" I bt * -IInI;!! 10 that ;Jf :')ulJ(.'j Bc)\\ I Clippers Super Bowl Itl' ell l'll III till" year I)j (1)111 P,I n,.,(;n" 'I hl' 1>01 ph In nmt il1lll'd frolll page 9 FOR ALL YOU DO ... THIS dl'll'lht' I~ 'Impl) 100 Illugh opponent s \\ hlle I hl'lr olj("l~t· lose by 13 and t Itt I~ul "kl n ddl r ~(' " ha.., feat un·d a run'il\\ il) IIg by (lilly ... l1ghth It'''''' (,jIlCII\·t'. the nam(' of Jolin J~lgglt1" 10 gfl BUD PAGE IS FOR YOU! :\Iiallll \\ ill (;qHUfl' 11,)-. !-ill pl'" m"lall ed a n(!\\ "pressure" alrmg 1\ 1111 a iJalann:d JI""'''''''g B.r,\ I 1'\:"'11< H I, 1)\ tbt Loll'(' (, e1dense. wh ich baSically is a at t al k cI tn ·, I.·d b\' q lI,IIII'lb:t( k 17 IT - IlItl(' more than a full ' cou rt .1 0(' -111l'1"' ll1allll Illt'l Illtll1ll \nel 111"n I til' it 'P'-' ~ (d Well, here it is January 27th ... four weeks man I () . n1<1 n d t' f l' n "'(' . A I It:t ... cOl1lpl,·,,'rI IllOlrl) 7:i' l,j -Cd I,ll \·1 lne! I'h 'itt. into the New Year and guess what? Not AII-College Swimming The Bud Basketball Poll I hough thiS phi losph\ has hi ... jl;I"'~"'" 11111,.. pll\off alld I Jod.l.'e r • it. It'l'l brJ t "II one word yet from that ftushed-face squirt \1 Ilh Ii>!' IJlII ... ·aml'l'g IUII"lI1o.! Championship \\ ork('(1 "om ['what - I hcv - 'it "'1. Iht 1)''',,:11'' Ill.! that we haw: all come to know and love. MilnAM Avg" Wotncn's 01 \<11'1' I III Avg" hi1\e gl\'('n up aimosl 111lli., 1~lgglll'" IIIH) l-:,'n '-', In1.' I q I 11 d • l • III It will be CI sayonara of sorts for the 5th Remember ... ya, you know... THE BUDMAN! 1. Gym Morrison (3-0) 21 .0 1. Mixed Fruit (2-0) fl'\\er poinls pl'r ganw 10 Ihe all t hlt'I' Uld)ofl elPIWtr,ltIn ... ,_ AIl-COllege Swimming Championships this 8.5 h.I'l·lhq 1)1\ :)1 rr ., It shouldn't be too surprising though. 2. String Musicians (3-0) 18.0 2. RookJes (1-0) opposil HIO II' t h(' past e1e\en 1111' (tftl n"'l\ l' Clll n'f 01 coming February 5th. 48.0 lill tr 11 Scraps -dental noss, shoehorns and Hicks leads other Inan imates, an Evening of Comedy Wanted at t he Triton Pub, Saturday, 8:30p.m. - Services student dog boy. ( 1/ 27 ) Tritons to Classifieds Fancy you~elf a cook? Test It In the Food Pre-Mecls Phone callers, free finano al semlnoYs, M CookOff. Get details in the Food CCH>p. All typing- speCialize In sCi entific and Organizationsl ninth win Th eves, 4.50/ hr, call Chris 457·1776. (1/ 24) technical. IBM TYPING BY DOT, IBM, fast, ( 1/27) expert, reasonable Research papers Don't miss the chance to be in the Curty- Have you Signed up for Warren Sales managers for nationwide Bartering and others. Nearoy, M.f, 9-4 452·0237 Announcements Revelle Musical I Auditions are Sat. at BROOMBALL yet? Get out those tennies So you want continued from page 9 Corp. Direct sales a must. Immed. (3/10 ) lOam in Why Not Here. ( 1/ 27) and let's hit the ice! - MOe. (1/27 ) If you wish your club those of Hi cks certainly didn't. income, comm. plus, Mary 561 ·6412. AcademiC typing-dissertations Low to get involved ~ & Religion! Panel discussion with ( 1/27) Prof Wolper: I want your body Meet me rates, fast serYIce PrcrType. 454-6860 La Spectad.l~ de.7ance sale - men & 21 points on ten of 18 shooting, gay church leaders. Toniteat8 in N.Conf. included in next fall's but don't know how... women's clothing, ocellent condition, Expert typists (60 wpm or better) on the whale watching triP o n Feb 4 at Jolla (6/9) a game· high nine rebounds. Rm. A lAGO event ( 1/ 27) 8:45 Aren't I worth$3? You only need to reduced ~ Of more, paperback books wanted for psyChology experiment. The BUUMIA - Binge/Purge or Binge/Fast six assists, and on ly one sign up at Revelle Provost. Free 5(, hardbadc booIcs 25(, pictures, lamps, You get more than low, member prices experiment will take about 40 minutes of Ea ting Disorders Counsehng, 'NOrkshops turnover in 37 minutes of household items, gifts, etc. all reduced when you join the Food CCH>p . Check it your time for which you will be paid $ 7 transportatIO n so do n't miss out on the & groups WIth recovered bulimiCS STUDt:NT ORGANIZATIONS Find out at the action described Hicks ' best plus boxes ot free items. Feb. 1, 1 Dam- out! ( 1/27) Typi\ts should be experienced uSing an fun Luv Flfi! (2/3) Successful Confidential Call SAN DIEGO outing of the year, one which 4pm at FIC Resale Shop, International Cru ise ship jobs! $1 4-28,000 year. Call for IBM Selectric typewriter. For further UCSD Women's Soccer, good luck on INSTITUTE,459-4368 (217) HANDBOOK he down played considerably. Center, WillTen Campus. ( 1/ 31) GUide, Directory, Newsletter. H916) Information, call David Levy at 452·3414, Sa turday I Beat UCLA! I'm With you In UNWANTED HAIR REMOVED PERM· 455-1674 atter 5, Monday, Wednesday, SPIrit. HII (1/27) ''I'm just very happy to be AUditions for the Revelle Musical are t his 973-1111 . Ext. UCSD. ( 1/ 31) ANENTLY near campu~ La Jolla Pr.MedClub or Friday - or after 5 pm (2/3) playing," Hicks said as sweat Saturday at loam in the Revelle Dining Know a Warren student who deserves ProfesSional Center, 8950 Villa La Jolla Dr dripped from his forehead. Room. ( 1/ 27) Wanted: Undergrad & grad students to recognition for contl'lbutlng to Warren SUite 116().C, call for appt 453-7040 please submit a short apply for o ne year RotaryScholarshlp for hfe? Bring your suggestions for Student general meeting TOPlESS?! - You b~ !! Check out the WORD PROCESSING/TYPING Profes "Coach Block has gi ven me a year 1984-85. Requirements ' Grad of the Month" to the PrOllost office or lot of confidence and hel ped me Sigma Kappa Topless Carswash Sat. 10-3. Travel Sional, fast. Thesl~, reports, etc UnlV. City description by The cleanest sorority on campus. (1 / 27) students- SA, BS, ag e 18-28 May be Cdli Denise at x4731 for Info (1/27) 452-1279 (1,31) a grea t deal. I think I'm moYn ed. Undergrads Sophomore year s tarting to pl ay the way I have WARREN BROOM8All! Teams are now completed tit June 1984. Age 18-24 Hey Taurus women' Here's your chance NEED A HAIRCUT? Need to save money' Wednesday, february 1 always felt I could ." Besid es k>rmiOS in the Res. Halls All games at UTC ClEE / Councll Travel. Open M·F 1(}-5 In Not marned For partlaJlars cali Mr to hold that Tigerl Apply at Random Call Rae at 457·2839 for an excellent ice rink. $2. (1 / 27 ) the SbJdent Center. ClEE offers' budget Robert Thomas at 488-2797 Deadline House attic to meet the Gamma Omega halraJt lor only $5 (3/10) Thursday. January 27 being adept a t filling the lanes Delta I.Jttle Brother of your dreams He'll on the fast break, Hicks' You don't need experience to be In the flights, ra il passes, to urs, books, Feb. 18, 19 83. (1/31) ' PEDERSON TYPING SERV Theses, terrr at the Student Revelle M usical, o nly enthusiasm. InSUrim Ce, w ork and study programs, be the one In the hat and royal blueshlrt papers, resumes Fast turnaround 46o. (1/27) 5:00 pm jumpshot, w hich reportedly A uditions are Sat. at 1Gam In Why Not and much more. Call 452-0630. (6/ 9) 4654 ( 1/27) Organizations Office, had been on vacation, returned Here. For more info catl 453-1436. Typing of term papers 1 50 per page Upstairs Lounge Tuesday night. Hitting from (1/27) Personals One day 5el'Vlce & rush Jobs Call Cindy twenty feet a nd beyond , he and 2nd floor Applications for Muir HA are available. Housing McGee at 270·0843 (2(15) (Student Center) res erve Brandon Ni xo n Contact )Our college fi nand al aids office For Sale PSYCHOTHERAPY PrIVate Sliding fee Student Center provided much of the second tor jobre:terral "OW4251. Call 452-4200 UCSD Men's BasketbalL You're on your Betty Lightstone "8727 232-1251 half scoring over the Lancers' for info. Deacline is Feb. 11. (2/10 ) way guys! Keep It up. -The (1/27) Cheerleaders. ( 1/ 27) 2-3 zone. All you --.ted to knO\N IIbout wtlaIe Set SOFABED: NeMf in CNton worth $6()() sac Share Ig. bedroom With a friend S150 Although the halftime lead ~ on Feb. 4, meet at 8:45. $3! Sign up at $265. SOFA LOVBEAT. Value $550. Sac, To our Pi Alphas of DG: AshaMlchelle, each In Pac. Beach. Close to beach, bus was five at 26-21, UCSD did prCNost. Free transpo. ( 2/ 3) $225. 274-9275. (2/ 15) DeniseAnnabelleLonlisaNlcoleDeanna and store. (all 483-8686. (1/31) MilrjorieLisaMicheileSueDebbteJackle 1970 Porsche, red, lMga top, cover, receive a scare in the late Amouncing GamITlll Omega Delta's neMf StetfaniDottie; Our best Wishes o n Female roommate wanted-own Lost & Found clutch, excellent condo 35 mpg, 54,400 going. When James Fuller of ANNUAl CHARITY BALL: generous Saturday. DG LOVE your Sisters. ( ' / 27) beaoom-Clalremont, near shoPPing & donations at the border cemented U.s. 453-8187. (1/27 ) buses. Poo ~J aaJzzl & laundry $175 279- Cal-Baptist netted four of hi s Murph's roomie: Here's to " tiptoed feet" - Mexican relations for the next several 5540. (1/27) 16 second half points, with fi ve Peugeot moped for sa le . Great messiness, [)(MC runs, happiness, !IOd L'O' S'P keys w l glow In dark fob Tue decades. The first of many good WOf1cs minutes to play, the lead was condition, low mileage, call on weekend most of all friendship . Thanx. Clu eless Hsemate wanted o wn room In 18th MUIr parlong lot 4 pm. If found call planned by this great service or at night Norm 453-6730. ( 1/ 31) 695-1259. Leave note. ( 1/ 28) ( 1/27) comfortable MB beach house S217/mo narrowed to s ix. The Lancers