VOLUME 5, ISSUE 5 University of California, San Diego NOVEMBER 1, 1968 John Muir Reagan Won't Editor's Note: Government The following is the text of a letter sent to all the members of the Board of Regents, as well as the Chancellors of the UC campuses. The indented paragraph was sent to Governor Reagan on Tuesday Underway by telegram. H e responded yesterday, stating that he would be A viable Muir College govern­ glad to meet with student representatives, but not on state-wide mentwill soon be formed follow­ television, since this, he felt, would not serve any purpose. ing a year of frustration if plans now under way are successful. The Regents of the University of California have been the target Government at Muir College of criticism by both the students of the University and the Governor began on October 16 of last year of the state. As the elected representatives of the students of the when a group of interested stu­ University of California, we are deeply concerned about thiS and dents called a meeting of 20 other problems which now threaten the university. We also recog­ delegates - 2 from each of the nize that conflicting and therefore confusing explanations of the dorms and 4 selected from among causes of these problems have led to minunderstanding among both the commuters. the students and the general public. With the hope of improving The gu iding philosophy ofthose communications and clearing up some of the m!sunderstandingsbetween students was that the traditional the university students and the people of California, we make the form of student government was following proposal: irrelevant because it could only The elected representatives of the students of the Unive rsity do student activities - it could A HALLOW.EEN SURPRISE from the GREAT PUMP.KIN !! of California invite Governor Reagan to discuss, on state-wide not direct the total college life. television, "The Role of the Regents in the Administration Thu s, the twenty delegates ------of the Univer sity of CalIfornia.· The participants in this dis­ were asked to volunteer for one cussion would be: Mr. Charlie Palmer representing the Berkeley of 8 committees, composed Of Weisberg Raps Warren campus, Mr . steve Woodside from Davis, Mr. Ron Ridgle from administration and faculty as well by Clayton Anderson the Irvine campus, Mr . Tom Shepard representing the San Diego as students that were to control Wblle much of the national The next part of the discussion campus, and Governor Reagan. This discussion should precede such activities as -Governmen­ interest in the Warren Com­ was of greater interest as Mr . the November 22 Regent's meeting but would be at a place and tal Space and student Center,· mission's report has faded in the Weisberg threw open the meetinr time chosen by the Governor. "student Projects,· and "Resi­ face of this year's political batt­ for que stions from the audience. We hope that the people of the state will join with us in encouraging dence Halls Affairs.· les, the issue is merely sub­ On the topic of John F. Kennedy, Gove rnor Reagan to accept our invitation in the hope that it will lead These committees, on the merged, not extinguished. Weisberg contends that he was us all to a clear er understanding of a most important problem. whole, were effective. For ex­ This was amply demonstrated killed to prevent any shifts in ample, the Housing Policy com­ last Monday night as a large American foreign policy. Charlie Palmer , ASUC Berkeley Ross Munoz, ASUC Los Angeles mittee secured the suspension crowd gathered in the Revelle Not only was Kennedy moving steve Woodside, ASUC Davis Paul Sweet, ASUC Santa Barbara of the incense rule and the visi­ cafeteria to hear Harold Weis­ toward reconciliation with the Ho Ngu yen, Intercollegiate Council Dave Moring, ASUC Riverside tation policy enjoyed by Muir berg condemn the Warren Com- Russians, but he also wanted to Santa Cruz Tom Shepard, ASUC San Diego College students this year. mission and its conclusions . reorganize the CIA. Bothofthese Ron Ridgle, ASUC Irvine However, other committees, Weisberg, author of "White- moves would have jeopardized the such as the Nominations Com­ wash" and several other books positions of many intelligence mittees, were dissolved after on John F. Kennedy assassina­ personnel, and Mr. Weisbergbe­ their functions were completed tion, spent several hours at UCSD lieves that some of these people Profs Confront and thus, because only commit­ answering que stions and discuss­ acted to protect their positions. tees had any power, their mem­ ing his investigation of the mur­ Replvin£ tn questions about be r s dropped out of government der. Rooert Kennedy, Weisberg stated denying representation to their Students friday Weisberg, whose appearance that Kennedy had made no effort constituencies. was jointly sponsored by TNC to contact Garrison or himself What has happened to that glor­ Chancellor William McGUl. The At the end of last year, the and the Assassination Inquiry concerning their investigation. ltied ideal of the existence of Guest-In-Residence Committee. delegates voted to dissolve the Committee of San Die go, began He also believed that Robert communications and trust be· sponsor of this new weekly dis­ government, except for Ken Pa­ his discussion with a short, but Kennedy's death was only a mat­ tween faculty and students? cussion series, is composed of trick. Ken, elected president of highly detailed list of incidents ter of time because those who Soon atter the UCSD Academk UCSD students who are primarily the pr ovisional government, was and characters which the Warren murdered his brother couldn't nate passed its resolution con­ responsible for bringing guest appointed to act as the student report failed to investigate. take the chance that Kennedy cer ning the Regent's action on speakers on campus. government agent and mobilizer He talked about the CIA' s ef­ might reopen the investigation. Eldridge Cleaver, TNC issued Anyone interested in joining the of formation of a new college forts in organizing the anti­ Indeed this possibility was a circular which included the committee, or in suggesting gove rnment, until that govern­ Castro Cuban Revolutionary raised by a confidant of Robert statement that the r esolution "ef­ either guests or faculty mem­ ment was formed. Council and how this council was Kennedy, who had told Weisber g fectively breaks down whatever bers, are encouraged to see Ann (Cont'd. on p. 5, col. 1) supported in its efforts by a man that Kennedy felt their wer e trust still remains between stu­ Conklin in the Re .. elle College named Bannister. Bannister was "guns" between himself and the dents and the faculty." Resident Dean's Office. J.dld., •••,d·· a former FBI agent who was a White House. In order to explore this di­ rabid racist and segregationist. Responding to an inquiry about lemna and possibly even amell­ Open ., c, •• d David Ferrier was another New Orleans District Attorney orate the condition which TNC Ex-S. Vie'. On Tuesday, October 29, JeH character which was discussed, Jim Garrison's probe into the and othe r s in the academic com­ Benjamin called the Revelle stu­ and Weisberg told his audience assassination, Weisberg stated munity find so apparent, the Ambassador dents ' government to order at that the Ferrier file was being that the only thing keeping Gar­ Guest-In-Residence Committee 12:00 in the Conference room of suppressed by the FBI for un­ rison out of court are the stal­ is initiating a program encour­ Blake Hall. No student observers discloded reasons. ling tactics of the defendant, Clay aging the ve rbal confrontation be­ Speaks were present. The representa­ In general this discussion was Shaw. tween professor s and students. Tranh Van Dinh, ex-ambas­ tives discussed the Inter-Hall too particular to be of interest He went on to deplore the pic­ Beginning today. from 3 to 5 sador to the nited States from Judicial Board and the free to most individuals, but it did ture of Garrison that was being p.m., and on subsequent Fridays Vietnam, described a revolution­ speech area in the central plaza. serve to demonstrate the com­ painted by the national press, throughout this year, the Beagle ary as a person who gives up Dean Murphy explained his plexity which surrounds the mur­ anti to warn that an attempt on Hall Guest Apartment will be his own inte rest for otbe r people, concern over the future of the der. (Cont'd. on p. 3 col's. 2 &3) open for informal discussion and being altrui tic, one must a pri­ coHee with a member ofthe UCs[ ori be non-violent. official free speech area on cam­ Tuesday is election day. low those who wish to leave to pus. The free speech area was faculty. As an example of successful The Students for a Democra­ do so, and to discuss the meaning Today's "Friday Professor" non-violent revolutionaries, Dinh instituted several years ago on tic Society and Tuesday the Ninth of elections and law and orde r, the rationale that If we are to have is Dr. Walter Munk, Professor cited th Czechs. By reacting Committee are sponsoring a in their morning classes. of Oceanography at Scripps and non-violently to the Russians, speech on this campus that is teach-in on election day from Atter the teach-in, there wUl h'uly free, then we must elimi­ Chairman of the UCSD faculty. they have won a victory. The 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. The teach-in be a cultural political happening From 3 to 5 p.m., Dr . Monk Russians h ve nOI been able to nate the intimidating quantity of in Balboa Park about 4 p.m., will center around two issues: will be in Beagle to discuss any­ stop the revolution the outside news men and media. the meaning of elections and the Involving the entire community. If what the college student thing from his research in ocean­ Van Dinb attendl'd Hanoi Uni­ meaning of law and order. ography to the improve ment of versity nd joined tbe Vi t Minh says is recorded and can be used There will be several speak­ This teach-in is being held against him in the future, are in an effort to understand the cummunications between faculty in 1945. 4 ft~ ,..t\f"O ~''': ers, followed by individuals who and students. ambassador in 1963 he became the students really free to search will discuss dIfferent aspects place of elections in directing for truth among themselves and and forming the way our society In addition, he has expressed a jou rnal1 t. of the topiCS with smaller groups. a desire to discuss the charges His specifiC topic when h with their teachers along the Students are asked to come to works, and to recognize the thorny path of mistakes? Dean brought against the faculty in the spok here last Tuesday wa the teach-in Tuesday atternoo. sources of the emergence of law Mu rphy feels that constraints on and order as the most irportant TNC circular. - oJ}-Violent Revolution.· Professors are being asked to Next Fr iday, November-o, ,u In order to becom non-vio­ gat he rin~ for free soeechshould dismiss their classes, or to al- issue of our day. (Cont'd. on p. 5, col. 2) "Friday Prof ssor" will (Cont'd. on p. 5, col. 3) November 1, 1968 Page .. Page. 2 Editor, Triton Times: In the interests of t£lr a.od iC­ curate reportlng,l thlnldt is your Certain statements appeared (Cont'd. from Page 2) in tbe October .25. 1968 Issue responslbUity to tind out about .etters ', Editor, tbe Times. of the Triton Times that were the related circumstances before dedicated to the students false and misleading. The arti­ writing such simplistic descrip­ Editor, the Times. cles on Cannabis sativa and Floyd tions of important events. U at the * IA. S. Se~'!B!~ Notes Man the Observe university of california I you have a.ny d1Uiculty in finding In a very short meeting Tuesday night the A. S. Senate considered As a subsCriber to your 'news­ Morrow both contained errors at san diego out what happened it the Ineet­ several very Important Issues and problems. President Tom Shepard paper and a neighbor to the Univ­ relating to Republican legisla­ By the shores of the Pacific Ing in this rega.rd, I would be warned about the possibility of an adverse reaction by the Regents . Two weeks ago, in a guest editorial Mr. Herman Rumper presented ersity, I wonder whether I might tors. Dwell a race of men prollIic. by Harry L. Smith The former instance is espec­ happy to do what I can to he Ip if there is any violence at the Novermber 22nd meeting here at his ' viewpoint that the upcoming election is not a meaningful one. be permitted to contribute to your Odd these people laUy appaling since Mr. Davis you get the necessary Inform­ in their habits UCSD. Several of the student organizations on campus have promised and that those of us who can vote should abstain from doing so. Illi guest editorial page. Seldom bathe but breed like rab- Not long ago my daughter ar­ They substitute a fairyland 0 failed at elementary reading as ation. that they will not attempt any demonstrations that could lead to violence. article pointed out quite well the various ways in which the demo· After you have appuised your­ bits r ived home from junior high color, harmony and function fOJ cratic system has broken down (If, in fact, it functioned perfectly) We adult neighbors often shud­ well as humor. The students must also be aware of the tact that the governor will school and announced that any­ what is really a Jumble of im­ Craig ( not Clalre ) Biddle seU of the details of the circum­ and ott when talking to their attempt to bait the students into violent action. Such action will result and the presidential election become a farce. der at the waves of protest which betters one who helieved in science could pulses and frequencies. Even th, sometimes break aga.inst a heri­ authored the legislation to lower sta.nces, r look forwat'd to YOllr In a political takeover of the University and Its eventual destruction. However, with all due respect to Mr. Rumper, the decisions tc describing them In a future art­ Speak in words of just 4 letters. not possibly be \ieve in God. This, very bodies which contain thes, tage which we consider precious. the penalty for the possession Shepard also told about the Invitation to Governor Reagan tor an be made by the voter in this election are not Inslgnilicant ones, even icle together with whatever com­ Long haired men and short hair­ she Infor med me, was the pro­ prevaricating senses are com We find the hate and violence and of marijuana from a felony to )pen discussion about some of the problems ot UC . There seems r though they 10ay be reduced to merely choosing between the lesser mentary you feel appropriate. ed women nounce ment of her science teach­ posed of nearly empty spac of two evils. In fact, in some cases, the diUerence between the can­ misunderstanding fru strating and a misdemeanor. He has not ad­ ittle chance that our distingu ished gove rnor will accept. Howard er. Science dally discovers and filled with a ghostly outline 0 vocated the lepslatlon of weed. U ever the University needed Nude they like to do their Ceene, a San Diego T.V. news man, has given the invitation and Its didates and the issues is quite dramatic. frightening. swim min. explains phenomena formerly at­ vibrating molecules and spinninr Furthermore, the topic of his tnforma.tion on the important e­ raml!ications his full support. Those of us who have been lett with a deep bitterness and cyniCism it it t ributed to religious belief, the atoms. The turmoil seems to center talk dealt with California's prob­ vents, is now, but had best Often ga.ther in their schoolyards The problem of where to hold the open part of the Regents' meeting from the events of this past election year must, upon a thoughfu) be accurate a.nd fair. cliche continued, and would about the concept of freedom lems in general, especially as For the burning of their draft came up in an open discussion. There are several possibilities As a phonograph gives mean· and rational r eflection, recognize that there are Important decisions cards someday eliminate all the mys­ ing to wax impressions and as to be made come election day, and that now is not the time to abdicate which Is usually considered to they relate to youth. Sincere Iy, She Mon Schultz including the gym and the chancellor's conference room. Also entering teries on which religion is based. be a state ot being. In reality, Contrary to Mr. Easton'! Led by teachers, cheered by into the discussion was the problem of whom to let into the meeting photographic projector turns cel­ in frustrations, but to try to solidify whatever gains have been made, preachers uloid shadows into form, so rna a.nd look to the future. The cry these days is "all power to the peo­ it is a procedure---a process statement, state Senator Jacli (Continued on p. 3) :~_ as far as student s from the local colleges or from other campuses of This seems to be suchapreva­ for harmonizing with nature Schrade is not a member ot tIlE Breaking every decent rule; UC are concerned. President Shepard feels that it is highly important lent attitude in scholastic circles interprets the physical unlvers· ple," but if we drop out now, the establishment machine will merely They let the convicts teach the for the satisfaction of hlghe gain a tighter grip on us . which entails its own discipline. J obo Blrcb Society. Only one Letters to the Edite~ for all UCS D students to attend the open meeting and see just how the that one wonders whether deep Plants and animals which do not member of the California state school ..... Regents, including Reagan and Raffe rty, move . philosophy will ever be generally consciousness. Without man t Forgetting, for a moment , the Presidential election, let us con­ my be amt to the Tri­ Anonymous observe and appreciate tbe beaut sider the decisions the California voter must make next Tuesday. adapt to their surroundings, how­ Senate, John C. Scbmitz (R-Tus­ ton Times, Student The committee reports included such ite ms as: tau ght aga.in. It appears to be a ever harsh, simply dIe. Humans tin), is a Bircher. With apologies to Hiawatha Quicksilver Me ssenge r Se rvice has conflrmed the November 22nd r eaction aga.inst the many years of his surroundings, the univers. In this day of " lesser evils," the closest we have to a positive good Affatrs Office, BuiL­ would be a masterpiece withou' is Alan Cranston. become confused and neurotic. In any event, Floyd Morrow engagement. that science suffered ridicule earns the title -reactionary· ding 250, Matthews Theatro Campesino will be here in the near futur e. and scorn at the hands ot intel­ purpose, stor ed forever in ' His views on such foreign' po licy issues as Vietnam, Red China, lonely and abandoned gallery and further U.S. involvement around the gl obe, show far more sanity Some of us here in La Jolla when be expressed the outdated Campus.Letters shouLd Editor's note: The portable stage, which will cost $1520 , will be rented to various lectuals in past centuries. Now than tbose ot his opponent, while his domestic views seem to exhibit who care about your upbringin@ view that crime is economical­ be of reasonabLe Len­ The following letter was writ­ groups in a schedule ranging fr om $10 to $125. Se nator Bill Eastma.n religion would suffer the same The keenest students of natuf( s ome measure of understanding and compassion towards our inter­ feel that the leadership of somE ly based. Perhaps he should try ten to Dean Ward Beecher, by introduced a motion to cut these fe es across the board but alter muc h fate. have observed tbe universe wit! of your professors in guldini reading Daniel Moynihan rather gth (JOO words) and after much debate, further discussion was tabled until the ne xt meeting. nal proble ms. mus t be si gned. Any and Educatlon Abroard student wonder, humillty, piety,andwor­ However, whether or not one Is impressed by Cranston, be can you toward true freedom leave~ than Eldridge Cleaver. in Goettingen, ~rmany. Dean Topolovac Introduced a motion to obtain some money for Indeed, after lying dormant ship. They include such men as surely not help but be alarmed by the lrresponslble statements of something to be desired. UCSD Young Republicans Letters Lacking a bona architectural drawings of the proposed student center. The student for many centuries the r enewed Copernicus, Gallleo, Newton , Dr . Max Rafferty. This man constitutes a clear and present danger fide signature wi lL center will possibly be paid for out ofa bond issue that will be presented interest In science durlng the Descartes, Pascal, Kepler, There ~ i thought proces~ Editor, the Times to the voters on November 5th. Tbe motion was unanimously passed. Renaissance met considerable to the Univer sity of California. His prescription for solving UC not be e Li gibLe for I am writing this letter to Fourier, Darwin and Einstein­ wh ich must be followed in order attention: Mr. Jeff Brittain This money will pay for 3 to 4 days of architect's work. opposition. It had been an age "problems" - withholding of funds from schools where protest demon­ you as you requested. However, all men of deep religious con­ to aChieve harmony with one's In the October 25 issue of the publication. Culinary Co-op news will be included each week in the AS Senate when men ponde red mo re mys­ strations occurred, and immediate expulsion of those involved - I a m at somewhat of a loss viction. would mark the beginning ot an era that would make the McCarthy surroundings. This harmony is Triton Times, under your by­ Notes in order to-keep the University Com munity abreast of campus tical proble ms. They wondered, a pr erequ isite to measuring one's lined article. which is a report Guest EdiiDrials should at what to write, for the fir st food service happenings. for instance, whether angels Today we take for granted the days pale in comparison. 2 months bere in Goettingen have capacity fo r making social change of the ASUCSD Senate meeting This week we are happy to see tbat the Revelle Cafeteria Is operating could go from place to place revelations of the great scien­ His stand on the various Issues is typical of present-day politi­ ndt exceed 500 words, been so eventful I will attempt cians who advocate simplistic solutions which attempt to eradicate benefi cially. there is a sentence which reads: at full capacity with all four serving bays open for dinner operations without passing through the in­ tists, but it was not always so. • At the meeting in Sinta Cruz and . must be si gned. to convey some things which the symptoms without attacking the roots of the problems. a.nd that the North Revelle Dining Hall is now operating on Sunday tervening space. Aquinas decreed Prejudice played as great a part Enclosed are SlX newspape r one girl was actually suspended AU editoriaLs submi t ­ ma y be of use to future students. from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. as a snack bar in which me al tickets are they could not. in the physical sciences during Aiso of vital interest to the University is the passage of Propo­ 1) It is importa.nt that one sition 3, which provides for additional funds for the UC system. length articles for your consid­ for attempting to address the ted wiLL be pub Li shed welcome. the middle ages, as It does in the eration. Hopefully they may lead Regents, but she was r einstated.· learn quite a bit more grammar We ask students to return any silverware and dishes whlth may have sociological science today. Con­ Recent cutbacks in the budget (in the name of economy) by our illus­ according to space and than Is r equired at UCSD. The Into this age of faith came the trious governor have threatened tbe continued status of UC as a res­ to wisdom. quaLity .MateriaL sub­ found their way out o! the cafeteria In the past weeks. The food re vlved concept of a sphe r Ical sidering some ot the incredIblE Admittedly. dillerent people intensive German Class consists s ervice manager John Lapetina welcome"S student suggestions dlrectly discoveries ot tbe time It is not pected institution. ot higher learning. mitt ed to t his pubLi ­ of 10 hours a week grammar world. U a man walked out ot Good luck and God bless, wl1linterpret the sentence indif­ ot to him so that Immediate action can be taken. surprising. These cutbacks have hit especially hard at the new campuses, and it is quite obvious that the his front door toward the east Harry L. Smith ferent ways. Perhaps, even much cat i on 1:ecomes proper­ The Culinary Co-op meets every other week on Tuesdays at 5 p.m. UCSD included, which are in the developing stages. Proposition group from UCSD (myself in­ and traveled far enough in the differently than you meant it. ty of tJze Triton Times . in Mr. Bill Borsari's office in Bldg. 41 2 starting this Tuesday, Nov. 5. Ear Iy in the scientific era 3 must be passed, If the UC system is to remain great. cluded) were lacking In theoret­ same direction, he would even­ However, my interpretation dit­ and attendance by interested parties is welcomed. came Galileo with the dubiouf Closely related to the Reagan-Regents feud is the larger issue Editor's Note: ical grammar. tually walk into his back door of which party w!11 gain control of the state legislature. Cu rrently, fers so substantially from the Classified Ads may be claim that a small pellet and a The Times is ever happy to description given by the Chan­ 2) The intensive German from the west, was the pro­ canon ball fall at the same speed the Democrats, led by Speaker Jesse Unruh, hold a slim margin, accommodate its readers. Mr. telephoned (ext . l077j course is not particularly hard, nouncement. which is very much in jeopardy at the moment. A Republican-coo­ cellor at the Academic Senate Warren when dropped from the same Smith's articles commence on meeting (at which Mr . Shepard or mailed to the Tri­ and to get B's requires very Weisberg Raps height. trolled legislature would mean virtually a free rein for the Governor While this inconceivable idea page 3. was present) that I feel It is ton Times, BLdg . 250, little extra time outside of class. (Cont'd. from Page 1) in carrying out his programs. This prospect is certainly somethin@ was being digested, Copernicus, necessary to bring it to your Furthermore, it is a very pain­ Garrison's life could be expected evi~ n ce of the commission, de­ In the year he died another was for the vote r to think about. AC, UCSD~25¢ per tine) if he ever managed to bring Ga.lUeo, Kepler and Brahe all attention. le ss wa.y of increasing your Ger­ clarmg that the "Warren Com­ born who would make even more (Coot'd. on p. 5, col's. 4 & 5) man ability, although quite Shaw to trial. mission redefined" the term cooperated to remove the earth preposterous claims. The fami­ Another important part of the "evidence". He believes that from the cente r of the universe .:: ::~:::: ::~:: .. : :~::::::::::~: ::~:::: ::::::: :::: ::::: damaging to your English. liar force of gravity, said Newton, 3) The !lving quuters that controversy is the question of such evidence as the signed state­ and place it inconspicuously in a not only made apples fall to the this year's UCSD students have what role the CIA and the FBI ments of witnesses were tam­ corner of the solar system. ground but reached far out into are all very nice!! They range played in the assassination and pered with before they were sub­ the heavens a.nd held the ponder­ in price trom 65DM/ montb - the subsequent investlga.tion. Mr. mitted to the commission. Some centur ies later other as­ ous pla.nets in their appointed 140DM/month_ It Is worth not­ Weisberg believes that the CIA Even the witnesses that were tronomers would shrink the solar orbits around the sun. The sun Editor in Chief Ing that the price has little to was responsible for the murder, asked to appear, andtbeywere by system itseU into Insignificance John McCarthy itseU, he asserted, gave forth a do with the quality (de sirability) although it was not necessarily no means sufficient, were not and lose it in a myr iad of galax­ white light which in reality was the head of the agency that or­ asked the right questions. Their Ies which in turn were converted News Editor Copy Editor of the place one is staying. I, composed of all the colors of dered it done. testimony was used to frame . into pinpoints in the voids of Steve 'Laudau Chris Sheldon myself, find the Foram (Bruder­ the rainbow. Grimm - Aile 57) at 70 DM/ He stated that although a coun­ Oswald and to refute the charges outer space. Realizing that the try needs the services of an in­ that there was a conspiracy to cosmos had no center, modern Sports Editor Ad Manager month to be one ot the nicest Meanwhile Bacon made tbe un­ telligence agency, it should be assassinate the President. astronomers graciously placed Bob Gorby John Demirjian student wohnbeims, whereas a likely assertion that heat was a fellow UCSD paying 140 DM has better organized, better controll­ One tlilal aspect of the lecture man tbe observer once again at - form of motion, while Pascal a lot less conveniences, although ed, and not "into everything" that deserves some consideration the center of the universe. Med­ insisted that air had weight. Fine Arts Editor Feature Editor he has a much bigger room'. like the CIA is now. is the very atmosphere that was Ieval theologians would have been Paul Hamburg Tom Baker I suggest that UCSD students He believes that the murder created by Mr. Weisberg. He pleased. The basic elements are not attempt to get In the student might have been committed by stated that the controversy itself, earth, air, fire, and water, said Photography Editor' Do rm, Siedlung or the Forum. one department of the agency, at all levels of society, makes I was but a child when one of Lavoisier. He and later Mende­ Doug Easton The Forum only takes one stu­ and that that department used one "concerned about the in­ my playmates asked me If an ex­ lyeev showed that the universe dent out of the UC group each the subsequent confusion to cover tegrity of our society." His con­ plosion in the wilderness with no was composed of 92 building year, but I think they are the its tracks. cern Is matched by many other one to hear it produced a noise. blocks, not changeable one into most fortunate ones to have come As to the FBI, Mr. Weisberg people who are seriously looking We also conjectured whether the other. This was especially Staff Writers to Germany. One thing in gen­ said that the worse thing that the into the assassination and making lightning without an obse rver true [or gold they told they told eral about housing, they all ex­ agency did was to allow itse lf requests of our government tha' produced light. Eplstomological the disappointed and impover­ John Sussman Greg Heddinlr ceed American dorms because to be used by the Warren Com­ continue to go unheeded. Mr argument starts at an early age. ished alchemists. Jim Rothmar Jim McE Ulrott they have kitchens and many more mission to build a case against Weisberg impresses one as : As I recall we concluded that Kerwin Lebe .s Randy Erickson s ingle rooms. Furthermore Lee Harvey Oswald. He believes man who has resigned himse lf 1< thunder and lightning could wreak Michael Faraday, taking upthe Eric Halgrel Max Sick there are very few rules, n ~ that evidence ga.thered by the FBI bitter, cynical opposition, an op· thelr havoc , but noise and light work started by Gilbert, made Portia La To Iche George McCollister vis itation limits on open doors wasaimedat framing Oswald and position that continues to go un­ required an audience. We were the unheard-ot assertion that by Clayton Andl·rson Bill Alaoglu but they do ask you to be qulei covering up Its own ineptness noticed by a sleeping nation. wiser than we knew. We had in­ waving a wand of copper near a Jet! Bl'lttain Blll Haverland so that we can study. and negligence. He is like a German of the advertantly s tumbled onto the magnet he could produce a force 4) I would llke to warn phy· While, of course, the whole late 1930's who has been criti­ great dualism ofexistance. With­ similar to lightning and capable sics majors that It appears tl meeting was in essence a.nattack cizing the Hlmmler Commis­ out consciousness all form, func­ of performing many unlikely be difficult to make normal pro· on the Warren Commission, Mr. sion's inquiry into the Richstag tion, and beauty lost their mean­ tasks. Fine Arts Copy Cr ew gress in the major toward gra­ Weisberg specIfically took It to fire of 1933. The populace feeds ing. All through thi~ sclentlf:lc rev­ itseU on tbe lies of the nation's Dave Sacher man duation. I am scared I will task for several aspects ot its olution could be .Ieard the ridi­ Haywood Gammon fall behind at least one quarter, Investigation. leaders, and supports the se lead­ Andy Harrif Joel Goodman This is also the ve rdict of cule and scorn of an incredulous most likely two. I, myself, hope One of his objections was that ers in denouncing any criticism modern science. Without an eye, Chr is Pfl ug; elder world led by the political, ec­ to make It up by completing my the publlclzed members of the of the government's position. an ear and a mind, the universe clesiastical and educational au­ Geff Clinton mInor in German Literature. commission were mere figure­ Whether tbese critics are right Nancy Keys is a gray place indeed. R~d varies thorities of the day. At times Justowriters I would like to close this un­ heads, and that most of what or not becomes unimportant, be­ from blue by a few angstrom their opposition became qUlte Craig Starr orthodox leiter with i thank you real work was done was com­ cause neither the people nor their Peter Lert units, while only decibels dis­ fierce. But the worst was yet to Photography Staff to Dean Beecher tor one, the pleted SQvernment Is willing to listen. Tina Pritchard by staff members. tingu ish the whining wind trom come opportunity to come, a.nd two, He bellevesthatfew Americans Proof of whether Mr. Weisberg Don Bright Cindy Nielsen the pounding surf. Solid matter for sparing me all the pe ssi­ have any idea how the commission Is right or not Is just a matter Meanwhile geologists affirmed Albert Elzas Cindy Plc\ is, It seems, mostlyemptyspac mistic warnings which have came to the conclusions that it of time, but it is unfortunate and requires a sens of touch that the tops of mountains had Jay Kromschroeder , uzanne Nester pr oven quite unnecessary these did, and that therefore they mere­ that the nation refu ses to re­ to give it s ubstance. at one time been at the bottom first two beautiful months. ly accepted the opinions of the examine the controversy, and in Apparently our sense are most of the sea and that wind and rain Sincerely, commission figu~~'d ~. so dolng examine the society unreliable tletectors of reality. would put th m there once again. Daniel Geor~ Mr. Weisberg also attacks the that it has created. November 1, 1968 Page 5 S•• ,. VI.'8 ••: John Muir (Cont'd. from p. 1) Judicial Board Sorry Concentus (Cont'd. from p. 1) Second, the Inter-Hall Judi­ ••• Thus, agaln this year, the prob­ cial Board was lnstituted a:; an (Cont'd. from p. 2) Fact or fantasy be imposed by the law, not by Musicus lem of formlng a college gov­ alternative to discipline by the ernment must be faced. Dean the innuendos and lndlrect means dean and was based on the as­ Also on the ballot this year in California are two propositions by Richard Harris by Paul Hamburg Batchelder and Ken Patrick both 01 the news media. sumption that some rehabiUtaiion dealing with property taxes, Propositions 9 and I-A. The editorial board of the Triton Times has not been able to research tbis matter have the power and skill to draw The philosophical point to this or education or change of the The UCSD Committee for Arts A moist humid breeze sweeps center of town, an empty building to the full extent necessary, and recommends the extabliShment up and propose a constitution discussion is the definition of culprit is possible. The impor­ and Lectures presented the first across the vacant airport. Palm comes lnto view. and/or by-laws for a Muir Col­ of a state-wide commission to explain the issues involved to the elec- in its Chamber Music Series fronds ruffle back and forth on what is private and what is public. tant question arises as to whether There is a sign visible just lege government, but neither is The general feeling of the coun­ or not the proceedings should be torate. Wednesday evening at Sherwood tbe edges of the runway. As the Finally, there is the Presidential election. So much has already behind the strangely dormant willing to act unilaterally. cil seemed to be that the uni­ open to the public. Hall with the Concentus Muslcus sedate atmosphere Is momen­ been said about this that it's hardly worth commenting on. Certainly, bag pile In front. The sign reads, To create as broad as pos­ versity should be an asylum for Those for a closed session from Vienna performing a con­ tarily shattered by the whine of the choice Is indeed a sorry one. However, the choice is there if • HQ; Third Marine Command­ sible base of formers of the pro­ tree speech and that outside news point out that the making of a cert of Baroque chamber music. the jet's warming-up engines, a you look hard enough. The general political philosophy of the three S. E . Sector." All the wlndows posed governmental by-laws, media do not have the right to transcript at the defendent's re­ In past years the Arts and toller in a nearby r ice paddy parties involved is and has been over the years quite different. On have their glass knocked out. Dean Batchelder lntends to com­ infringe on the privacy of the quest, provided for in Lectures Committee has built up looks up from the verdent green municate with the Muir College most of the major pieces of social legislation over the past decade Black stalns smudge the upper students because that media and for a fair trial. They also say a reputation for presenting su­ rows of shoots. community soon. you will find a general lining up along party lines in the Congress, perb chamber ensembles and laSl half ot one corner of the build­ those it serves ar.e not directly that observers in the courtroom The sun heightens his already ing. A couple of kids clamber up ten to be unruly sometimes and with some defections. Wednesday was no exception. The letter wlll describe the affected by this lntellectual In- bronzed colored skln, while his the sand bags playing 'king oUbe to intimidate the witnesses and Furthermore, the individuals involved are themselves a major issue. The Concentus Musicus is an need for college government, out­ qulrr· two black eyes peer out of mere mountain'. They are quite naked the justices, and that the uncer­ Several statements made by the various candidates during the campaign line the ways students and the The reporting and dlstortingof ensemble group of impeccable slits. Tbe Pan Am jet clipper and carefree. A woman, who is tainty of crowd sizes makes plan­ and before, as well as the past records of these men, leave a grave faculty have independently ex­ campus activities has serious musicians thoroughly trained DollV M. taxies to the end or'the perhaps their mother, leans out ning difficult. question as to their qual1f1catlons for office. pressed concern, and poll the runway and the worker returns of a se cond story window across consequences in the way that it The questionable desirability These questions are greater in some cases than others. technicall y and musically. This wishes of the community con­ to his paddy, bending over topull the street and shouts something affects the image of the Uni­ of having the prosecutors per­ Individual musicianship, in evi· cernlng a joint meetlng - if it So, come election day, the voters will have a choice. It may not out the obnoxious weeds. Onboard to them. versity In the community. One form for their pubUc as Is some­ dence throughout the entire pro­ Is wanted, when, where, agenda, be a choice that we should have to make, but It is indeed a choice; the jet, Col. Joseph C. Marcus example was noted In which a times the case In public court gram was enhanced by the aware­ and other suggestions. so, vote November 5. ne ss of the entire group tor the looks again at his watCh, and The pedi-cab now s tops In television staUon lnterviewed was also noted. In general, the necessities of ensemble playing. quickly re-sets his briefcase front of the Grand Hotel du Ville. students off the plaza as 11 was fairness of the trial should be The Dean wlll do just what the supposed to but distorted these The program opened with the down on the floor of the cabin, Getting out, a sense of the replies ask him to, provided he lnherent in the board itself which comments by showing them with revolutionary climate by taking ween workers and intellectuals, Suite (Overture) in C major for under the seat. emptiness of the old, white-wash­ gets a significant number of re­ is composed of both fac ulty and • though Van Dinh didn't say how ed structure becomes apparent. unrelated films of student vio­ a dissenting stand within the sys­ two oboes, recorder, flauto tra­ He pulls the seat be It snug, plies. stUdents. tem. Furthermore, stated Van this was to come about. But verso, bassoon, strings and harp­ The doorman runs up to take the lence and dlsorde r. Those for an open session and feels the acceleration push The faculty in a meetlng Oc­ In the future, the plaza may be Dinh, one cannot resist an exist­ for the revolution to occur, it sichord by G. P. Telemann, a bags. The only one In the spac­ In certain cases believe that it him deep into the pidding on the tober 15 expressed its desire for defilned as a private area where ing political climate. One must must be In accord with the peo­ marvelous example of baroque ious, thickly carpeted lobby is is the only way to achieve justice seat as the fuel-laden 707 lifts a community government and va· the Communications Board, work from that climate to a ple. program music. off from the ground like a fat the desk clerk. He give s out the ted for the appolntment by stu­ and that a transcript offers the In regard to the particular situ­ key, and looks back down on his working within a general frame­ revolutionary climate. A maritime piece, the work pellicano dents, confirmed by faculty, of listener no chance to react to the A revolutionary must nave a ation in America, Van Dinh said was most likely written for some paper work. work, wlll decide on the admit­ situation of the moment. Wit­ at least 5 faculty members to tance of certain news men. The political base and be non-violent. that a valid anal ysls has yet marine celebration. The entire Col. Marcus is the last Ameri­ confer with students about the nesses and justices should be The political education of the to be made . Guides for ana­ Looklng out from the fitth floor university press and others that work was an excellent example can representative of the mlUtary forming of such a government. mindful of what they say and how campus must be extended to poli­ lysis of society would lnclude suite, the city of Saigon and the have a direct interest in devel­ of the use by the Concentus in Vietnam. As the huge jet's Implicit In the Dean's letters they say it. class and economic structure nation of Vietnam spread out be­ opments here will be admitted, tical education of the community. Muslcus of original baroque In· wheels rise off the ground, the and explicit in the faculty's ac­ Also, if the room of the trial The revolutionary says that his and racism. He said that Amer­ neath. A clear sunshine filters but the regular press will have Dancers Coming struments, the earliest of which United States is finally complete­ tion Is the concept of a com­ will not accomodate all who wish base is the people, but the work­ ican pollcy now is racist and Ghana down into the winding streets and to get its information by inter­ was a violin built In 1665. ly clear of the costly military munity government. This is the to view the proceedings, the trial ers !}ate the students. imperialistic as it has been for alley-ways, to the jungle paths, viewing students off the plaza. These baroque instruments had involvement which began so many concept shared by Dean Batch­ to a larger room. Provisions will some time. to the sampans plylng the still Cameras would have to be iden­ Tbare must be coa.1.illon bet- The Ghana Dance Ensem­ tinuity in the dance traditions of a sound qu Ite unlike those of years ago. The jet climbs into elder, Provost Stewart, and many be made for keeping order In waters of the Delta rivers. Be­ tified and the users carry a card Ie , a troupe of 30 young Ghanian Ghana. modern instruments; the violin, the bright blue sky and disap­ interested Muir students. the court too. low, sons clad in both black from the Dean of Students. rUsts trained in the dance tra­ for example, had a much sweeter pears. Mer, wisps of white con­ As with the Free Speech pro­ The task of building up a nation­ pajamas and South Vietnamese Their basic premise is that 'itions of Ghana and neighboring tone and the flauto traverso had trail are all that remain of the posal, the amendment of the al Dance Ensemble was ap­ Army uniforms return to their we are members of Muir Col­ They , on tlY whole, believe ountries, will appear at 8: 00 a much more delicate sound. Pan Am jet - and the U.S. com­ Inter-Hall Judicial Board's code proached as a creative experi­ homes. Their parents and fami­ lege before we are students, in a much broaaer area of stu­ p. m. on Friday, November 8, in Johann Sebastian Bach's Con­ mitment. was referred to a committee. ment. Its organizers tried not lies can enjoy the blessings of faculty, or administrators, and dent control and view the inter­ he Gymnasium at the University only to learn and teach the dances certo for Harpsichord and The amendment will probably be of California, San Diego. Strings, BMV 1052, was probably In downtown Saigon, the pedd­ togetherness once more. thus the government of the col­ action of the power blocs of stu­ to the effect that all hearings are as they are done in the villages, lers push their carts from the leete should be a joint effort of dents, faculty, and administra­ but also to face the problem of the least successful of the work! open unless closed by the Judi­ The ensemble, sponsored by market place on their way home. On a hill overlooking a vast, all members of the Muir com­ tors as the determining factor presentation in tbe new context performed. While the balance cial Board's consideration with the Arts Council of Ghana and the of the group's ensemble playing An old lady with a seamed, wrink­ swampy jungle, a mutilated,land­ munity in an atmosphere of mu­ of the extent of student control. the defendant's concurrence or by of the theater and to work out a led countenance reaches up and mined blackened huik of a U.S. tual trust, respect, and respon­ But the student bloc must be Institute of African studies, Uni­ form of presentation which high­ was always in evidence , the harp­ the defendent's request. lowers the wicker curtain over Patton Tank bears mute testi­ sibility. organized if it Is to have power. versity of Ghana, Legon, was lights andclasslfiesthe essential sichord soloist left something to the front of her stall. As the cur­ mony to that which was, but most That organization is being at­ started in 1962 as an experiment forms of the dances without des­ be desired at least at severalcru­ A natural corollary is that a * in collaboration between a gov­ cial moments in the first and tain Is lowe red, the hand painted surely could never happen agaln. student government alone is un­ tempted by an ad hoc commit­ s. VIet. troying their basic movements gourds and chopsticks slip from Empty helmets Htter a field lead­ tee seeklng to gain student ap­ ernment department and a uni­ and styles, their emotional, spir­ third movements. tenable and impractical. This Is (Cont'd. from p. 1) versity department. It was at these climatic sight. A few Baby Ruth candy bar ing up to the base of a mountaln. not to say that separate govern­ provallor a student BUI ofRights itual or cultural values, or their wrappers skitter down the gutter, A hanging chin strap taps against now being drawn up. The com­ lent, Van Dinh said, one must vitality and vigor. moments that the soloist make a ments for students and faculty In establishing it, an attempt sudden ritard, totally unneces­ caught in a gust of wind. A few the side of a hard hat with several should not exist, but they should mittee's meetings are open to be politically educated. Radi­ was made to create a school of The Ghana Dance Ensemble is sary in Bach's music as these people walk slowly to and fro bullet holes in it. Scorched earth be subgovernments, deallng only all Muir College students every cals who say that it Is not dance where Ghanians could be accompanied by its director, the moments are prepared for har­ along the tree lined, open boule­ bushes, and trees lend a sombe: with their exclusive concerns. Tuesday at 6:30 In Chancellor's important to work for establisb­ trained professionally to perform eminent musicologist, Professor monically. v:j.rd. flavor to the field of death. For example, the faculty gov­ Conference Room B. ment liberals are naive. McCarthy, although establish­ not only the dances oftheir tribal J. H. Nketi.::. and by its artistic Following the intermission, the ernment would concern itseU with Although this .conflict of phil­ The James C. Pagni Co. Highly colored painted signs But that's all over with now, ment, has created a potentially areas but also those of other director, A. M. Opoku. ensemble continued their perfor­ tenure, TA's , renumeration, osophy exists, Dean Batchelder and THE FISH this Satu rday, Nov. 2, 8:30 pm, at the with strange letters scrawled thank God. At last, at last. The parts of Ghana; a school where mance with the Concerto In G benefits, and technical aspects emphasized that he views the role (Cont'd. next Colurr:n) The program is co-sponsored upon them dangle from second burning hot sun coaxes a tender Golden Gym on the cal Western Campus. Ghanaians could study musiC, minor for strings and harpsi­ of administrator as that of im­ with the Intercampus Cultural story windows. A mangy mongrel young green shoot up and out of of teaching. dance and drama; an African chord by Antonio Vivaldi. This Another group of students pie mentor, and that he wllllm­ Exchange Comm ittee and the missing one hind leg hobbles the parched earth. It twists about school of dance which couldoUer work, the only one on the pro­ starts from the viewpoint of em­ plemeot the will of the majority UCSD Black students' Council. along on its remainlng three be­ to spread its frail leaf buds and opportunities for dance educa­ gram by an Italian Baroque com­ phasizing the identity of people of the students concerning their Tickets for unreserved seatlng hlnd its master. As the pedi­ catch the life-giving Ught of a ,-\our number lion simUar in objectives to com­ poser was a splendid contrast to as students before members of government. vp parable schools abroad; and a is $2.00, for UCSD students cycle approaches closer to the new and uncertain future. $1.00. ' the works of Telemann and J.S. Muir College. .. school which would ensure con- Bach. The first movement contained 3 ~******************************** delightful playoff between the tW( Political Graffito at recent rally: motives, the first spirited, the second somewhat reflected. The "HUMPHREY, NIXON, WALLACE !! final movement was a baroque THREE STRIKES AND WE'RE OUT !!!" tour de force in the style of a to be e"~lble.. mota perpetuo and was performed ~******************************** with great spirit and flair. 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WINNERS TO BE LISTED NEXT WEEI\ I M~'11 ~ws Campos For an encore the Concentus with Student Body Card (six blocks south of Scripps) LA JOLLA SHORES OFFICE Musicus pe rformed the Dadinerie ASUCSD 5P1JNSO~EI tram the Overture (Suite) in B 2256 Avenlda de la Playal La Jolla, California 92038 ------minor, BMV 1068, by Bach. Phone: 294·4440 Walter G. Robertson, Manaper RAFUL, CONT'D. (There is some detail in my According to Velikovslty, tbere artJcle in "Quadrant", Oct.-Nov. were all over the world, as 1964.) They are chlefiy remark­ folk-lore alleges, rains of burn­ Okay, okay. So you don't like able for dishonesty or incom­ Ing pitch. This, among other football. How about water polo? petence. They misquote the text things, led him to assert In 1950 The UCSD water polo team has they are critiCising. They wil­ that the clouds of Venus must a game here tomorrow after­ fully misrepresent the theory be very rich in petroleum gas. noon against Fresno State. Velikovsky advanced. And they All contemporary knowledge of Raful .on Sports The soccer team isplaylngCal are replete with errors of fact the chemistry of the planet's state Long Beach in Long Beach, and theory. But they are now of clouds was flatly against it. Yet and the cross country team will only historical interest, for they it has turned out to be so. If you be downtown In the Aztec invi­ aimed to prove too much, far too think this is a bit creepy, you tational. mUCh; that a theory of this kind have heard nothing yet. School Spirit, Yecch' Is Impossible. Whereas It would, by Larry Raful And what does this all lead up I am sure, now be generally ad­ According to Velikovsky In ' to? I want you to go to the 1950, Venus must still be very mitted that a story like the one In case you didn't know, the to the players once the game football game Saturday. But hot, because olthe circumstances Velikovsky told cannot be ex­ UCSD football team has a game starts. that's only part of It. The Idea of its recent birth and subse­ cluded on ground of its conflict here tomorrow against Cal Wes­ of school spirit doe s not stop with any deeply-entrenched law quent career. The astronomers So there you have It. Why at high-school graduation. tern. Do I care? Do you care? should I go yell lor Coach Hack­ The Triton water polo team Is on the move or theory; for there is no such had long "known" that it was Does the faculty care? In fact, No one is too good to refrain cool, and as late as 1959 ac­ ett and his winless team? This loss to San Diego state. photo by Albert Elzas conflict. The theory is a local, does anyone care? from yelling for the football team, historical one, and has to be as­ cepted estimates of its tempera­ school's educational philosophy or for that matter, for attending Well, I'll answer the first ques­ doesn't include athletics-It's sessed as such. ture, such as 59 degrees C., a performance by UCSD artists Water Polo Stuck tion for you. Hell no, I don't such a contradiction in terms. . What, then, of the positive evi­ were still being revised slightly care. Do you want to know why? in one of their many excellent • dence for the tbeory? downward. Yet it has turned out concerts. Don't tell me that In a that the planet has a surface I'll tell you why. I will graduate a complete brain Losing Rut and go on to earn $100,000 a rah-rah doesn't have a place The Triton water polo team Tritons could find no one to pass temperature around 800 degrees I came to this school to get here at UCSD Predictions Borne Out year. Let UCLA and Berkeley ~ de6e to the end of a dis- to F.! away from all that rah-rah stuff. And don't tell me it's no good appointing season. " Ou r offense wasn't working I saw the Michigan state-Notre have the athletics; we'll take the because it's part of the Estab­ The varsity has yet to win a together as we II as they could As to the evidence assembled This would be hard enough to' Dame football game on TV last education. lishment, and that football is game, as the j.v. team has scored and ou r defense was letting tod In Velikovsky's books--well, you reconcile witb any "uniformi­ weekend and obviously, the col­ •••••••••••••••• must read them, and see for If you have read this far and bad because it's like Mom, the the only two victories of the many opponents through said tarian" theory which requires a lege football tradition of porn flag, and apple pie. Well, what's yourself what you think that great would agree to anyone of these: seasonV . Cr ocker about the state ' game. on common origin for all the planets. poms, cheerleaders, powerful wrong with all that? Nothing. Campus i~ and CoII;s;on mass of evidence is :worth. For arsity O-ll the j. v. The lone Triton goal was football and hundred-piece bands 1) What has been said so far is my part, the books convinced me But worse was to come. For If football Isn't your thing is 2-1. WIth only four games scored by King in the thirdquar- still flourishes in the U.S. today. correct. fine. But for God's sakes, of two things: that a thesis of Mariner n put It beyond doubt 2) The writer of this column d~ remaining, the tean will fall far ter. Scoring for State were Editor's Note: Now the Bible portrays the Haldane, in Britain? He thought that the rotation of Venus is something for this campus. We extra-terrestrial catastrophes in You couldn't get me near that really believes all this. short of Coacb Tom Crocker's Coutts (2), Foster ( 2), Crum (2), This paper serves as an in­ Exodus as taking place amid a that the book was an attempt retrograde-that is, While it re­ need one thing here so badly historical times is at least a stadium with those 70,000 people 3) I don't care what he thinks. pre-season ~redicti~n that the Masters (2). Buccanen (2), troduction to the controversy series of extraordinary natural by the U.S. warmongers to soften volves in the same direction as and all the Nobel prizewinners distinctly live option; and that in who were there to watch that 4) It doesn't concern me. team would WID halt Its games. Menenhoff Hoffman and Mensky surrounding Immanuel Velikov­ disasters; and expeclally when us up for the atomic war they that in which all the other planets . In tne world are n't going to he Ip historical times Venus has done game. then you're in trouble. Return In Wednesday's gam~ against The s ~ rting Tr'!ton line u; sky who will be the Guest-in Velikovsky found an Egyptian were preparing to launch! both revolve and rotate, it ro­ get that ingredient here; that one document whlcb seemed to refer something peculiar, at any rate. ThIs school is above all that. to -start·, do not pass "Go', San Diego State, the TrItons lost Included Revie at goal; McCoy Residence on November 12and 13. tates in the contrary sense! No I came here because we have so thing Is unity. It is taken from a paper de­ to the same events, he began to But I must mention some ofthe do not collect $200. 13:1. Cheshire, and King at guard; and Work Draws Criticism I more startling pieces of evidence doubt ad hoc amendments will be many Nobel prize-winning pro­ We need to stop being separate We played a strong team, and Lisher Ma rtinelli and Handley livered in September 1967 by wonder whether the disasters tried, to tit this fact into con­ What I didn't tell you was that parts in space, suspended and might not have been real. The professional scientists" that have come to light sinee fessors, and because all I want they forced us into a lot ot at for~ rd ' Mr. David Stove to the Aristo­ ventional tbeorles of the origin to do is study during the week 1 don't believe a word of this. unable to cross otbers' paths. telian Society of Sydney Univer­ Ten years later ,- " Worlds in campaign against it began, well Velikovsky publlshed. mistakes," commented Coach The tea~ substituted only once According to Velikovsky, there of the planets (just as desperate and drink on the weekends. Of What I also didn't tell you is Break those chains, fellow Crocker. when Kenelly came In at left sity. Coll1slon' 'presented his evidence, before the book appeared. Harlow ad hoc amendments to a "green­ tl!a.t Mr. Myers told me a crowd , human beings. Start living. accumulated from testimony, Shapley, probably the best-known were tremendous electrical dis­ course, if those guys want to The Tritons were generally forward fo r the second halt. house" theory are still being get out and rack tbemselves play­ yelling in the home stands before Enjoy, enjoy! For a start, go by Dwid Stove tradition, legend, and religions American astronomer alive to­ charges between the earth and the outhustled and outplayed, as sev- Some of the bright points In made to account for the tempera­ ing football, that's their bag. But the game is Invaluable to the out Saturday at 1: 30 and watch the world over, for the stor y of day, led an energetic attempt to giant comet, and between the e~ strong ~te drives to the the season thus far include the Department of Philosophy, ture); but this one will test their I'm going to join the sds and football team the football game. the birth of Venus as a planet stop the. publishers, MacMillan, comet's head and tail. This, a­ TrIton goal shpped through our 6- 5 j.v. victor y over San Fer- Sydney Unive rsity ' ingenuity, that is certain. I promise it will be better than defense and resu lted in goals. nando Valley state's j.v., and after a period In which earth, proceedmg to publication of the mong othe r things, led him to really have fun. And the third hung that Ididn't ascribe an altogether novel im­ studying or drinking. You can State passing was executed j.v.'s 7-5 victory ov~ r the UC The story of Velikovsky' s·the .. sea and sky were convulsed. book. He arranged for denuncia­ You say I'm crazy? Here's tell you is that Harvard is a even yell a little, i! you want. The next few years saw the tions of the book, still before its portance to electrical and mag­ More Evidence very 'hll, while several times OIl col. or y, its reception, and it s su~ more, lrom an athlete, yet. better scbool than UCSD, but netic forces In the solar system. Of things that have come to sequent confirmations, constit· publication of his " Earth in Up­ appearance, by an astronomer, Manuel Myers, the UCSD first­ can manage to drum up uncon­ heaval" , which assembles geo­ a geologist, and an archaeologist, You must rememberthatthiswas light since the de Grazia book trollable amounts of spirit for utes one of the most fascinatin( In 19 50-i.e " before the dawn of string halfback, told me that the r",s Week In logical, palaeontological, and ar­ in a learned journal. None of was published, two deserve men­ chapters in the entire history 0] number of fans doesn't matter games. chaeological evidence for the them had read the book. When it the space age; these were the good tion, hqwever briefly. First, the thought; and it Is one which u old days when inertia and gravi­ Int,,,,,,,,., Sport. still unfolding. same theor y; and of " Age s in did appear, denunciatory reviews fantastically turbulent and hot tation were still thought to be state of Jupiter--the enormous This paper can be no more Chaos" , Velikovsky's revised were arranged, again , in several By Intramu ral Director Andy Sklef chronology of Egyptian history in stances, by professors who equal to every task (Plus only a explosions It suffers, tbe changes than a sketch of a sketch of it. little help from the sun's light­ Harriers Run Last in Those who Wlsb to know more (which be needs to shorten by boasted of never baving read the in its speed of rotation, and a Intramural Football at the mid­ 500 year!5). . • book. Velikovsky was rigorously pressure, to blow comet-tails the surface temperature perhaps'&'­ po int finds the A League - BOI can best begin by reading " The right way). Well, the wbole trend Invitational Velikovsky Affair", ed. A. de excluded from access to learned round 1,000 degrees F. (Remem­ Chapman Bombers with a 3- 0 lead and Is Catastrophism Reviyed : journals for his replies. Then of discovery since tben has of ber your astronomical textbooks slated to finish with a perfect Grazla (London, Sidgwick and course been Vellkovsky's way. The UCSD cross country team He received an award for fin­ Jackson, 1966). It does not need an expert in Shapley and others really got and all that ice, miles thick o~ ishing in the top 16. Randy Twom­ 4-0 for the season. He did not actually predict the Jupiter? We all ·knew· , ages came in last at the Chapman A book called" Worlds in Col­ the history of geology to recog­ busy on the old-boy circuit. They ~go, bly and Greg Nierengarten also BOI would have had a 5- 0 re­ Van Allen belts, but he said that how cold and dead Jupiter is.) Inv itational Cross Country Meet lision" was pubIJsbed In the U.S. nize in Velikovsky's theory a forced the sacking of the Senior showed marked improvement. cord il there had not been a Editor of MacMillan responsible the earth must have a magneto­ Second, what appears to be a held in Orange County last sat­ disbandment in A League. With In 1950. According to Its author, revival of : 8th century catas­ sphere much stronger, and ex­ urday. The terrain was flatter than Venus as a planet is only some trophism. It differs from most for accepting the Velikovsky MS. vestige 01 an earlier gravitational the Mark Butler to Bob PooI­ (He had been with firm 25 years.) tending much further into space, "lock" of the earth on Venus: It was, however, the team's a billiard table, unlike the undu­ man combo, BOI Is going to be 3,500 years old. The protoplanet earlier. catastrophisms, how­ than anyone eise believed pos­ first meet in the large college lating Triton home course, and an enormous comet In effect had ever, m not attributing catas­ They forced the sacking of the for Venus is found to turn the a tough contender for the All- ' director ot the famous Hayden sible. He did predict that Jupiter same face to us at each inferior division, and the competition was · most of the team made the trans­ Intramural Crown. or iginated, at some earlier time trophes to a supernatural agent· would be found to be a radio just too strong. ition to the faster pace reas­ by disruption from Jupiter. ' in attributing them to an extra~ Planetarium In New York, be­ conjunction! (For references on In B- League we find the ever­ cause be proposed to take VeJi­ source, long before the aston­ these two matter:,see Yale Scien­ Cal-state Long Beich won the onably well. Tbe Moo soccer team Is shown bere In It terrestrial agent; and in suppos­ present 'Purple Gophers' psych­ moved for centuries on a ished radio-astronomers found which the team showed marked Improvement and worked well as a ing catastrophes to have occurred kovsky seriously enough to mount tific Magazine, XLI 7 April meet with runners finishing first, Foot and leg ailments plagued Ing iis opponents and winning very eccentric orbit, and about it so. And there is much more 1967.) '" third, fourth, fifth and seventh team. The team dropped last saturday's match to Biola by the score 1500 B.C. made its two closest in historical times . There have a display about the theory. Then Art Lujan and Mike Klayer dur­ thel r way to a spot In the play­ like that. of 5-1. Photo ~'.Ly..::A:.:LB=ER;;.T=-=E.::L::ZAS=-______--. approaches to the earth. During been other theories, In this cen­ MacMillan representatives all :for a team total of 20. Jay won ing the race, and kept promis­ oUs. the meet with a 20:55 time for ' the 8th and 7th centuries B.C., tury, of catastrophes due to a over the country began to report Ing freshman Joe Gonzales out 'The Orange Tide' ofC-League the comet-Venus repeatedly ap­ natural extra-terrestrial agent. that science professors in the the 4.0 mUe course. : of the race entire Iy • . leads with a 2-0 record, and But I am sure that no catas­ un iversities were refusing to see Cal-state Fullerton came in with only 2 games remaining it proached Mars, and Mars In turn second with a 67 team total, The time Interval between the­ SPECIAL Iflenaced our planet. trophism has ever been deve loped them. MacMillan finally caved looks like 'Pramge Tode' will in, and prevailed on Vel!kovsky followed by Cal-state Los Ang­ first and fifth UCSD fInIshers with so much inge nu ity and com­ was a d1sappolnting 3 1/2 min­ be one of the top six. OFFER! Venus Wreaks Havoc prehensiveness as by Ve kikov­ to let them transfer the Ir best­ eles with 89, San Fernando Val­ A correction in last week's selling property to a competitor, ley State with 101, Pepperdine utes. Clearly more work Is Just for sky. The range of subjects on needed in this area. won-lost record of the 'Dun College Students l Only after all these encounters' which his theory has led him to Doubleday, which, as it has no witb 134 and UCSD with 146 . Geeps' is in order. It appeared did Venus finally lose its last novel suggestions is really al­ textbook division, is not sus­ Despite the last place team Frequently a team which runs In last week's column that the ~~ cometary character istics, and most incredible: from the chem­ ceptible to professorial black­ score, Jay Sep! of UCSD tUnaed closely packed can sustain afas­ 'Dun Geeps' were 2-1. To date, settle down to its pr esent plane ­ istry of Mars's atmosphere to mail. The process thus begun IIIID ter pace and higher morale, not the 'Dun Geeps' are 0-3. Sorry I tary behaviour. The effects of the original of the 'plumed ~r­ still goes on. As late as 1964 to mention the psychological ef­ about that guys. these encounters, esreclally the pent of Mexican mythology; from tbe " Bulletin of the Atomic Scien~ fect on opposing runners when Competition In the other fall ear lier ones, on the earth, are the nature of manna, to the cause tists"-{hat famou s organ of the passed by a cluster of the home activities, llsted in your Intra­ kind of scientific conscience of portrayed as ' truly ca~astrophic . of (the ending of) the quaternary team. All of these factors and mural Handbook, will be under Oceans were displaced, conU- ' ice age; fro m the origin o' which the late Robert Oppenheim­ the short time interval itse If way as this goes to print. Late nents drowned, mOUlltalns built species, to the identity ot thE ~ r was the most adored repre­ lead to an Improved teim score. entries wllI be accepted through and demolished, orgmic popu­ ?entatlve-h1red an ignorant Nov. 8th, which is definitely the Queen of Sheba; and so on, for- By prior arrangement, UCSD lations extinguished, rivilic;a­ pvpr. Journalist to deride Velikovsky dead line for all entries. tions overwhelmed, .he diurnal on his Egyptological expertise, lleId a dua.! meet with Southern Representation for group or "Worlds in CollislOn" quickly and other matters equally atomic. california College during and motion interrupted, tbe month became a best-seller. Such abook Individual sign-up will be ac­ and year lengtbened, the aXIs of Bu t Ve Iikovsky could not get within the Cbapman Invitational. cepted for such activities as has, of course, enormous appeal space for a reply. TIle score was established by rotation changed-etc ., etc. to what I call the " anti-fluoride Handball, Tennis, Golf, and Ar­ • comparison of times over the · chery. The author was one, Immanuel be It" in modern societies. But All this belongs on the level of 4.0 mile course, since the two Velikovsky, a Russia 1 Jew born it also quick ly became the tar­ what the Russians call "admini­ Faculty and grads are encour­ teams were in different divisions. aged to sign up for all intra­ in 1895. He graduated in medicine get of nearly univer sal abuse strative measures". What of the Close margin of 26-29 giving in Moscow in 1921, and alter and derision. The "Dallas News " intellectual level? Well, a great mural activities. Come on out the team a cumulative dual meet and represent your department. various other occupations and thought it was a Russian propa­ many "refutations" of Vellkov­ record of 4 wins and two losses SOil .UlSH IUO """ SclltltI ,,,, ••,, 1 places of residence he was to be ganda ploy. The "Dally Worker" sky' s theory have appeared in Competition will be for faculty SAIl[ lOfT CQMf'lUIOH ImH tbis season. 4l" t,,-OIS c.-,., h, 1eM;, la"'" found practising psycho-analysis saw in its popularity a sure sign print, some by very famous peop­ and grads only. Department com­ le, such as Donald Menzel of Tile next meet for the Triton petitioD is greatly encouraged. lIMII- ONE 10 _ SIUOENTI in Tel Aviv in the 'thirties. of the dying days of bourgeois IilWU YAT - A book he prOjected on Freud's society. Well , one doesn't expect Harvard, and Cecilia Payne-Gap­ llarriers Is tomorrow's Aztec Activities will include Hand­ ball, Tennis, Squash, Badminton heroes was the unlikely germ of a great deal from the "Dallas oschkin, also of Harvard, the TrttOll IIUrler invitational, hosted by San Diego . Revelle Gil, & Sundry Store Basketball, Volleyball and Golf: all his later work, for It led hlm Ne ws" ; or anyt hing at all fr om a autbor ot the well-knOwn astro­ ODe m1le at tbe state. It w111 be run on their to think about Moses and the Communist newSjJaper. But what nom lcal textbook. 1 cannot enter tational. Sep( was new 5.8 mile course eut of Also, those activities In which Exodus. of that mighty ir.tellect, J. B. S. into any details of them here. Tritorn to ftnisb. Murphy canyon road at 12 noon. numerous Interest is expressed. THE INTERNATIONAL CEN­ AGAPE sponsors barbecue followed by week­ All students from the UCSD University Lutheran TER, a restaurant and coffee end "Urban Plunge" campus are invited to a barbeque Church house billed as a meeting place Alpha Phi Omega movie, "Our Man Flint" at University Lutheran Church, 8 p.m. USB 2722 for foreign and American stu­ 9 p.m. Coffee House Entertainment 9595 La Jolla Shores Drive, this dents, will celebrate its grand Friday, November I, beginning opening Nov. 5. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2 at 6 p.m. Located at 317 University Ave. Muir Outing Club - carcamp with day hikes The get-acquainted event is at Laguna Salada, Baja, on Nov. 3 the Center w1ll be open dally sponsored by AGAPE (the Luth­ 8 a.m. to 12:30 a.m. UCSD Football with Cal-Western eran Community at UCSD), with 1:30 p.m. UCSD Football Field The Center features a Mideast­ 2 p.m. Natatorium Water Polo with Fresno state Professor David Klein of Scripps ern atmosphere and offers cuis­ Institute ofOceanography serving 8:00 p.m. USB 2722 Alpha phi Omega movie, "Our Man Flint" ine of Greece, Armenia, and as faculty advisor. A free-will Iran to name a few. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3 donation will be received. Muir Outing Club rockclimbinr at Mission Cars will leave from Uni­ Gorge 'Nonviolent Action for Social versity Church at UCSD and also 10:00 a.m. 409 MC Theatre Workshop Change' will be the topic of a from the Lutheran Campus Cen­ 7:00 p.m. HL Auditorium TNC meeting lecture to be given this Wed­ ter at San Diego state College at nesday evening, Nov. 6, at UCSD 7 p.m. to enable students from MONDA Y, NOVEMBER 4 by Dr. Hildegard Goss-Mayr. the 11 campuses in San Diego 7:00 p.m. USB 3070 Soaring Club During the last six years, Dr. County to attend an "Urban 7:30 p.m. Informal Lounge Jewish student Association Goss-Mayr has been involved in Plunge" in the Logan Heights 8:00 p.m. USB 2622 Muir Outing Club meeting Latin America, studying the ways area. in which nonviolent methods and Housing for the week and ex­ TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5 attitudes might further revolu­ posure to inner city life will be 6:00 p.m. HL 1148 students for a Democratic Society tionary change. She says, 'It provided by Calvary Presbyter­ 6:30 p.m. HL462 Solchelas became evident to us that pac­ ian Church, 390 S. 39th St., and 6:30 p. m. USB 3050A Trident Christian Fellowship ifism in a traditional sense meant a committee of students will ar­ 7:00 p.m. USB 4030 Alpha Phi Omega nothing to these countries, where range for cooking. 7:00 p.m. USB 2622 Soaring Club radical, structural changes have Included in the program will 7:30 p.m. m-A, MC A.S. Senate Meeting to take place in order to achieve be field trips to private homes, 8:00 p.m. Surfside student Center Go Club justice for the poor. a public housing project, a teen Therefore, the work t 0 be post, churches in the ghetto, a WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6 undertaken was to study how dialogue with the Black Panthers, 3:30 p.m. Natatorium Water Polo with UC Irvine nonviolent revolution could be a talk by the Citizens Interracial 7:00 p.m. HL458 Circle K developed in a situation where Committee on. "What Can I Do?" , 7:30 p.m. University Lutheran "Skeptics Anonymous", sponsored by AGAPE revolution is aIready taking personal and group encounter on Chu rch place.' racial issues. 8:00 p.m. USB 2722 Language Club movie - French, "We All Dr. Goss-Mayr, born in Vi­ This Saturday, the group will Are Murderers" enna in 1930, has become one attend the drama, "Why Did It 9:30 p.m. Coffee Hut Movies, "Flash Gordon Conquers the Uni­ of the most active and signi­ Happen?" based on the Kerner verse" ficant partiCipants in the strug­ Report, presented at the Jewish gle for nonviolent revolution in Community Center at 8:15 p.m. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7 the modern world. Raised in Sunday morning will end the 4:15 p.m. HL Auditorium Arts & Lectures present Harold T. Hammel, the midst of Fascism, she ex­ Urban Plunge with worship at "Regulation of Internal Body Temperature perienced both the German and various churches,including Mes­ in Vertebrates" Russian occupation of her home­ siah Lutheran Church at 310 S. 7:00 p.m. Q' 304 MC UCSD Bagpipe Band land. 31st street. Determined to devote her l1fe's The message at University Lu­ FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8 energies to the struggle for jus­ theran Church's 10 a.m. service 7:00 p.m. 506 MC University International Association tice and nonviolence, her studies this Sunday is, "Freedom From 8:00 p.m. USB 2722 Alpha Phi Omega movie, "Umbrellas of led her toward doctorates in lang­ Prejudice." Campus Pastor John Cherbough" uages and philosophy from the G. Huber will preach and of­ 8:00 p.m. Gymnasium Arts & Lectures - "Ghana Dance Ensemble", University of Vienna. ficiate in the Communion service unreserved seating, $2 general, $1 UCSD She then became a Travelling which will feature the German students Secretary of the International Mass of Martin Luther, tran­ Fellowship of Reconciliation, an slated into English. organization which has attempted Sunday school is at 10: 15 a.m., CLASSFlED ADS to explore the possib1l1ties of with the children's choir rehear­ DON'T FORGET !! * * achieving political, religious, so­ sal at 11 a.m. during the sermon EXAM Attention Photo Bugs cial and racial justice within the feedback period. AMERICAN HISTORY AND INSTITUTIONS For sale. One 35mm Honey- framework of nonviolence. November 16, 1968 well Pentex single reflex- Seeking to improve under­ NEED SOME BREAD? Solicit 9:00 a.m. USB 3010 through-the-lens metering or standing and cooperation between ads for the Triton Times and manual operation. 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Civil or 1918. lecture is free and open to the Service Commission has just announced its new summer job pro­ public, and is co-sponsored by gram with the first test scheduled on December 7. Applications must the religious communities of be received by November 6 to qualify for the first test. '64 MG SDN. $400 UCSD. Opportunities are limited and students seeking employment with Mike Pickens 755-8378 the Post Office or with other Federal Government agencies should after 6:00 in the eve. (Cont'd. from p. 7) apply early to receive maximum consideration, for the earlier you Riverside j.v. team. apply and take the test the greater will be your opportunities for Perhaps the most exciting selection. No applications postmarked after January 30, 1969, will TRADE or sell. Have diving game of the season was the 6-5 be accepted. tanks, regulator, extras. loss to the University of Red­ Personal Announcement #414 , which provides full details, i!> available at WANT: Western riding saddle lands. In the first half, the the Student Em 10 ment )itice BId • 250 MC. and bridle. Ext. 1077 or 1918 Tritons showed how we 11 they Student an play. The offense was working well Advisor together, driving in well, and Kathy: Overd rawn some great shots by King saw again? Incredible! Fly the Tritons leading at half time, home this weekend on 4-1. PSA (charge it) for Unfortunately, the offense couldn't maintain its aggressive­ cram course in addi­ ness in the second half, and the tion and subtraction, defense (which had also played Your loving and saintly a great first half) began to fade. father- Five straight Redlands' goals p, S, All you have to do is •• ,. CR"V, ITYLEt 5pelled UCSD's doom, but the phone your campus rep: CROW~ WIG -348 rAR~ET, PACfnc BEACII ?210') Tritons rallyed back for a goal " SUSAN GROMlIE 10 DISCOUNT to UCSD aludents that p t them back in the game HAIID - "AD' • 100 ~ WHAM Itlli and kept them there until time 222-2571" ran out. San Francisco, Oakland or Hopefully, the team w1ll get San Jose, $19.85. Sacra­ mento, $21.59. L.A. or Holly­ T.ORDEI BrltA'L IAt'Or'lIN"T'" :>0 track tor their final four wood-Burbank, $6.35. Super ~f u ,. , • ILLUSTflAI£D Ol'D£" games. Their next game w1ll 727 Jets. PSA gives you a lift. PI ~ K A.. D IN lIH't II" be played here tomorrow against All ~;'f!s - NAflPlfCrS Fresno state at 2 p.m.