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and the Walls Came Down Fh TIIO:\IAS RANI\Ln Fund.., for N('\\ Con--I Ruclloil The UCSD Guardian Volume 49, Number 13 University of California, San Diego Monday, May 16, 1983 ... and the walls came down fh TIIO:\IAS RANI\lN Fund.., for n('\\ con--I rucllOIl. 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California Condors Fight for Survival. Page 3. Cure for Word-Crossed Lovers. Page 11. Golfers Go On Glorious Trip to Wooster. Page 15. Monday, May ] 6, 1983 2 The UCSD Guardian Monday, May 16, ]983 The lJCSJ) Guardian ... S" .....,.. ~~~'S_... ~ The UCSD Guardian U(~r; The California Condor: A Struggle for Survival Bv LISA LAPIN "eals in Canada, monkc\'s in t m Iron men t gr()u p... In, II/!/JO}/ h<,\e a ju\('mll' to (art' fOI Ihetll on thl'lrf)\\ n,/)I:;! h" an' "'Ol>inion Editor South Al1lcrica. vt?[- the Df the Califoll1la Londor \\ hich mean ... one condor l'\ I'r\ grealer than birth ... and \~e Animal lo\'ers ha\e had damage done \\ it hm -our own Project: US Fish and \\'ildlife t\\O \ear". fh Illculiatlllg tilt, need tomakl'lhl'I11""t ofC\lf\' cause for jubilation \\ith the countr\, is t rcmenclous. We Ser\'icc. California lJepart, l'gg" ;md ra I... i·ng the ('ondor .... In off "PrJ ng." - recent blrlhs of t\\'O of the hil\'(' 'almost broughl the nwnt of Fish ancl Came, the captIvIty, reproduction I" When a~ked a t)()U t til(' (1/..,1.., uglie:-t babie~ l'\ er 10 gran.' the grinly bear. thl' sea ot ter, and IIKIl'a ... ecl :WO pl'ITCnl. III the I'rlljcl't , he replll'd "'I he Opinion 111IjlllnanCf' h not tlwe" ... t, litH San Diego Z(X). LillIe Si"CJuoc the whoopIng crane to One of tIll' larw' It'ar, \\ ith and TecU\'a a re result s of the extinction. The great tIll' 10 ... '" of \\ i ld Ilfl a !lei ha Ilit a I 11Igh I ~ I)U bl ici zed. hIgh I ~ Amertcan bIson no longer WI' ... hould take til<' mUlle) Unsigned editorials represent the opinions of tilt editorial board oj the UCSD Guardian. The editorial board is composed of Lisa LApin, Tom Rankin and Caty contro\ersial California extists. Tinkle. All olher arlicles In this seelion are solely theol'inion of the wriler and do not COlldor Projeci . A project Thi rd World count ries onlv n«essarily represent the views of the Guardian, its edItorial board, its advertisers or which has had conserva, follow I he bad l'xample ~et by Ihe University of California. lionish arguing O\'er the be'it the United Stales. The\' rcfu~e Illean~ for condor sur\'i\'al, and to set a~ide land for '\\ ildllfe a project which has been ref uges, or (0 crack do\\ n on O\'er look ed a sam aj or the cle\ a:-tal ion of IX)aching, MEChA's praiseworthy I;~ accomplishment in American claiming \\ hat we ha\'e done . t>AM ' WCi\'( FOR US I WI>$. CARR'fING MY ~ UR8AN I1UNTlNG WEAR)N wildlife efforts. no better, " There is no argument over The CalIfornia COl1dor Cinco de Mayo party the bird's endangered status. provides an opport unity for Letters to the Editor The California condor i" the Ihe l iS to finally do something By D'ARC\' SWARTZ l1lost endangered species in the right in the way of wildlJfe 1 Friday, ~ay 6 was thedayof racIsm In America. The L nited States. Estimates of consen ation. The condor is " the twelfth annual Cinco de speakers told uf struggle - not remallling individuals range symbol of American wildlife Mayo celebration put on b) \'Iolence - but Intellect ual and On Guardian Journalism and Libel from 19 to 23. There are on lv a-nd its sur\'i\'al is crucial. MEChA (Movmiento Estudi· moral st ruggle a" a means of four breeding pairs. There are two conflicting Editor: stepping Iheir ethical bounds. (;/((/rdiuJI stafi to \\'rite to antal Chicano de Aztlan) or the hfting poor ChlCano~ out of The condor once flew from opinions as to how best sa\'e Unfortllnatel~ it is the reading \\ ithollt opinion~, on "ubjech Chicano Student Movement of urban poverty. and gi\'ing Before [ "tart. I \\ auld like to Canada to Mexico. It possesses the condor from extinction. make :.omf' comments on the public'sjobtocorrect them,no that directly il1\'ol\e them, vet. the second largest wingspan of The first. to leave the birds the Southwest. The celebra· them t he mean" for cult ural mat t e r \\' hat po s sib Ie the\, IJIllsf realize this it their tion. which took place on the self'expression. The metaphor exchange between 1\11'. Savage, any hiI'd on earth with its alone in their habitat. and retribution we may receive, nspolISibififyl Too often this capt I\l' bn'('ding In\Dh e... the spent III fJt her ('oU nt rie .... on Hump from midday until six of re\'olutionary struggle helps and Dean Varga. First, I would majestic black wings hope that they can naturally NatIOnal Audubon Sucicl\', the like to compliment Mr. Sa\'age After all, papers cont inue 10 paper is used as a toy for condors' adjlhtment to \\'Ilcillfe and get out. We haH' 0' clock, was an interesting Chicanos to achieve solidarity, stretching nine feet. Like increase their numbers. Part San DIego Zex> and the Los print, so writers can always somebody's publicit y game or cnptl\·IlY., ('C~l) Qudl'l1t JlIll nl) bu"ine"., being Iliac \\ hen com bi nation of a cu It ural because the Mexican Re\'olu' for finally putting his feelings many birds of prey it peforms of this plan would include Angeles Zoo. reply to criticism. as is Iheir Bl'rk-ion, a IX'ha\ loral intern \\t' can t e\'l'n protelt our uwn theme, polit ical expression, tion is een as part of their (however childish ' "Don't opinion.
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