^Monday^ctobei^^979 University of California. Santa Barbara V oi 60 No. 19 y S H A C Approves Free GYN Clinic By MISSY APPLEMAN At that time, SHAC decided to There is now no charge for table decisions until the fall. At a gynecological services at the recent SHAC meeting, however, Student Health Center. Dr. John Bauman of Student At the Student Health Advisory Health Services said, “ The $40,000 Committee meeting last Thursday, is essentially a funding for Student a bill proposed by the Legislative Health Service. Due to future Council was passed unanimously. limitations and possible budget The motion stated: “ all pelvic constraint we may not have $40,000 examinations, pap smears, in a future reserve.” pregnancy tests, and con­ Although Leg Council labeled the traceptive counseling at the UCSB program as a high priority, SHAC Student Health Center be available Chairman Mark Magulac asked to students free of charge, and that for evidence. Graduate student contraceptive methods be representative to SHAC, Judy available to students at their Ryder provided it through a present cost.” student survey which reflected The Conception Control Clinic that students were still very (CCC), will be funded by $40,000 concerned about the cost of gynecological care. Students gather around a hang-glider pilot outside of South Hall Friday as he from Reg fees that were ear­ marked last spring for the clinic. Before Thursday’s decision, described the operations and mechanics of his craft. UCSB had one of the most ex­ pensive gynecological clinics in the UC system. Irvine, Los Angeles UCSB Professor Part O f Exchange Program and Berkeley have already im­ plemented free care. Presently at By SANDY SCOTT food was “ awful.” Obtaining they must accept. They must keep often this is in some undesirable UCSB, the cost of birth control Robert Kelley, UCSB professor balanced meals was a problem that job for three years, after part of Siberia.” methods are: pill—$5.00yr; of history, taught for four and one because of limited food supplies. which time they may try to find Kelley feels that the Soviets look diaphram—$5.00; IUD—$21. Prices half months last winter at Moscow Two major staples they ate often another job. Jobs are very difficult at the U.S. situation as something for birth control will remain at cost State University under the were potatoes and beets. to find, and people looking for jobs threatening. “ They don’t like, and and in that way will reflect in­ Fulbright exchange program. “Soviet women spend an in the Soviet Union are considered are frightened by individualism,” flation. Each year 15 professors from the average of two hours a day waiting “ parasites,” according to Kelley. Kelley said. “ They don’t take Besides Leg Council’s bill, SHAC United States are invited to teach in line for food,” Kelley said. When a Soviet accepts a job, “ he risks-the idea of going to college was also presented with a letter at Soviet universities under the “ They shop every day because is given housing wherever the job and then looking for a job seems written by Caroline S jostedt, Razia Fulbright program. Kelley was the without cars, their buying is happens to be,” Kelley said. “ Very crazy to them.” (Please turn to p.12, col. 1) sixth professor to teach U.S. limited to what they can carry.” history at MGU (Russian initials), While in the Soviet Union, Kelley the most prestigious and well- had the opportunity to lecture at developed Soviet university. Leningrad University and the 1500- Students Face Difficult Task “ Generally, the students are year-old University of Teblisi in very much like Santa Barbara the province of Georgia.“ The students: young, bright, open, people in Georgia are incredibly friendly,” Kelley said of the young hospitable and vary affectionate,” In Entrance to Grad School people he encountered at MGU. Kelley said. “ They toast their “ The application process can be “ They come from professional guests with vodka, cognac and By DENNIS HERMAN good. I’d recommend that a a very trying and frustrating families and are very well wine, and they sing a lot.” Last year, Dennis Karp, a student interested in advanced experience,” said Karp, “ because educated.” Kelley was impressed with how psychology and political science studies apply to as many places as some of the schools wait until mid Kelley taught a course dealing “ forthcoming and frank” his double major, graduated from possible.” with the cultural approach to students were when he met with U.C. Davis with a 3.60 GPA and the With application fees as much as summer before telling you whether or not you’ve been accepted. ” American political history. His them in informal study groups. He intent of attending law school this $30 at some schools, that can be an The application process begins course was required for the 30 feels that the Soviets are generally fall. Despite his high GPA and expensive option. In applying to in October when students must students in MGU’s American “ warm people, if you’re part of LSAT score (654), Karp was law schools at U.C. Berkeley, U.C. begin taking tests similar to the history program. what they’re doing.” rejected by five of the six law Davis, U.C. San Diegos, UCLA, All classes taken by MGU All students in the American schools he applied to.______Hastings and Golden Gate, Karp SAT required for undergraduate history program are fluent in estimates he spent “ $150 in fees admission. These tests, the students are prescribed in their ______F irst in a series.______majors, and no electives are taken. English, so Kelley was able to alone, plus close to another $100 in Graduate Record Exam, Law “ They have no concept of personal communicate easily with them. Currently, Karp is attending compiling the application, phone School Aptitude Test and the autonomy in the Soviet Union. Kelley gave his lectures and Golden Gate Law School in San calls, mailings and other related General Medical Aptitude Test, There is no such thing as switching exams in English, and no effort Francisco. His story is a familiar expenses.” are standardized as is the SAT with from major to major or taking a was made to censor the content of one to thousands of college seniors The difficulties encountered in a maximum score of 800. Along class for pleasure,” Kelley said. his course. who try each year to get into getting accepted are directly with these scores, most schools Kelley and his wife Madge lived Students have no written exams, graduate programs only to be related to the large number of require school transcripts, per­ in a dormitory, as do most only an oral half hour final,” rejected more times than they are applicants fighting over relatively sonal statement of intent, and professors and students. “ Students Kelley said. “ MGU students tend accepted. few openings. For example, last several letters of recom menda tion live either in university housing or to carry class loads of 40 hours a According to John Menzies, year New York’s Columbia with the application. at home. Practically none of them week, so they need a six week assistant to the dean of UCSB’s University Law School received “ It’s critical that undergrads get to know their professors,” said live in apartments,” Kelley said. period for finals.” graduate division, “ H ie chances of over 5000 applications for 300 The Kelleys cooked their own After graduation from a Soviet getting into a grad school are not openings. (Please turn to p.12, col.l) meals with a hot plate and university, students are given a crockpot because the dormitory choice of two jobs, one of which

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Vandals spray-painted and Another cause which the group defaced the Gay People’s Union believes might have triggered the trailer sometime between Friday latest vandalism, is the group’s evening and Sunday morning, in increased “ visibility.” what is described as “ continued “ This is just the latest in a two violence against the gay com­ year period of violence against the munity,” by a GPU represen­ gay community,’’said a group tative. member. Other incidents which in the group believe the act was have occurred against the group committed after a GPU cof­ include other vandalism by feehouse get-together Friday spraypaint, eggs and rocks thrown evening on campus. “ The event at the windows of the trailer and was well publicized, so that’s when obscene phone calls. it could possibly have happened,” “ Violence against gay people in said one GPU member. the Santa Barbara area on the A police report has been filed, whole has been on the in­ ¡p||||p| and although it may be difficult to crease,’’said a group member. JmsII A general group meeting will be apprehend the vandals in this Vandals struck the Gay People Union’s trailer sometime over the weekend specific case, group members hope held on Oct. 14 in UCen 2272 to that the vandalism will bring about decide what response to the spraypainting the office with anti-gay slogans. Police are currently looking into the increased surveillance. vandalism the group will take. incident. PAGE2 DAN.YNEXUS MONDAY. OCTOBER», 1979' ' ------r t A I U N E C S ------1 The State______The Nation The World______CALIFORNIA — State Transportation WASHINGTON D .C.— The hourly earnings of E L SALVADOR — Leftist gunmen in El Department officials have agreed to help the average worker are falling further behind Salvador kidnapped a millionaire banker from federal railroad executives underwrite the the overall rate of inflation than at any time in . his home in an affluent section of San Amtrak daily Bakesfield-to-Oakland train. A at least the last 15 years, the Labor Depart­ Salvador* family members reported. Luis second will be added under an agreement ment reported. The department said its index Escalante Arce, 65, president of El Salvador’s which says that the state will pay 20 percent of of hourly earnings for about 58 million blue- Banco Agricola Commerçai, was apparently the costs. Amtrak announced plans to collar production and nonsupervisory workers shot and wounded while trying to resist the discontinue the service, but California of­ showed a drop of 3.5 percent in real pur­ abduction. None of the leftist groups active ficials obtained a court order to prevent the chasing power, after being adjusted for in­ against the Salvador on military government action. The discussions also resulted in a flation, during the 12 months ending in August. claimed responsibility for the kidnapping. jointly-funded seventh daily Los Angeles-San And Alfred E. Kahn, presidential inflation Diego train. adviser, said he doubted that the pay of LEBANON — The commander of Israeli- Americans would catch up with rising prices backed Christian militia forces in Southern in the coming year. Lebanon offered to meet with Palestinian and COLUMBIA S-C. — A fraternity homecoming Syrian leaders to negotiate a peace. Maj. Saad Haddad, a renegade officer of the Lebanese B E V ER LY HILLS, CA. — Former state Atty. party ended in tragedy when a man walked army, made his announcement by radio from Gen. Evelle Younger has filed a claim to more into a University of South Carolina dormitory the Lebanese village of Kleya. In an apparent than double his state pension from $19,000 to in Columbia S.C., and opened fire with a pistol, reference to Lebanese government proposals $43,000. Younger, now a Beverly Hills lawyer, killing two students and wounding five. Mark for a general discussion on Lebanon, Haddad receives $10,200 annually as a retired Air Houston, 19, was arrested three hours af­ said, “Any negotiations without us will not Force Reserve major general $6,600 as a terward, at nearby Allen University, but former Los Angeles County district attorney police said they (fid not know what led to the achieve anything.” and the rest for his state service. If the request shooting. Five of the students were shot in the M IDDLE EAST — The Rev. Jessee Jackson, is approved by the state, his pension would be social room of a dormitory, where about 100 urged on by cries of “Yes!” and “You tell $500 more than his yearly salary as attorney persons had gathered for a party. Two other 'em !*’ called for an immediate end to Israel’s general. Younger, when he turns 65, will be students, including.one of those killed, were ‘‘aggression” in Lebanon and made an im­ eligible also for a $20,000 pension as a former shot outside as the gunmen fled. passioned plea to his Operation PUSH (People county Superior Court judge. The pensions WASHINTON D.C. — The President’s Three United to Save Humanity) congregation in became an issue in the 1978 gubernatorial Mile Island Commission is leaning toward Chicago for recognition of Palestinian rights. election. recommendations that would keep the The civil rights activist, back from a Middle Nuclear Regulatory Commission intact but East tour, said he would present to special drastically rearrange its top management, sources said in Washington. The panel, which U.S. Mideast envoy Robert S. Strauss a statement by the PLO that its aim is not “to is putting the finishing touches on its findings SACRAMENTO — Gov. Brown removed three about the country’s worist commercial nuclear drive Israel into the sea.” more counties from the state’s odd-even accident in Pennsylvania, has all but scrapped gasoline sales program. The counties are San CAMBODIA — The Cambodian goverment the idea of splitting the NRC’s reactor­ Diego, Riverside and Santa Cruz. Their licensing and its inspection and enforcement news agency said that Vietnam, the Soviet boards of supervisors asked the governor to functions into separate agencies, the sources Union and other Communist countries had take the action. That leaves only Alameda, given more than 200,000 tons of food and said. Contra Costa, Los Angeles, Santa Clara, San medicines to Cambodia, where it said 2 million Mateo and a part of San Bernardino counties PRINCETON N.J. —• A life-size sculpture people face starvation. The Hanoi-backed still in the program. commemorating the 1970 killing of four Kent Phnom Penh regime contrasted this aid with State University students by national guard­ what it called a lack of help from the United smen was dedicated on the Princeton States, Japan and other “reactionary forces” TORRANCE — The Torrance widow and two University campus in Princeton- N.J., after that attack “political conditions” and insist children of a 7-11 store clerk shot to death being spurned by Kent State officials. The that any aid go to both sides in Cambodia’s during an attempted robbery Oct. 29, 1978, sculpture, by George Segal, a New Jersey internal conflict. have sued Los Angeles County for $2.5 million, artist, is entitled “Abraham and Isaac: In charging that officials faded to properly Memory of May 4,1970.” It was commissioned SICILY — A violent explosion devastated supervise the two juveniles arrested for the by the Mildred Andrews Foundation in parts of Sicily’s 2,327-acre Montedison Priolo killing. Mrs. Eun Sook Hahn claimed the Cleveland to commemorate the killings at an oil refinery, plant officials reported. The Probation Department wrongly allowed the anti-Vietnam war demonstration. The bronze explosion apparently originated in the youths to obtain weapons and use a juvenile sculpture depicts Isaac pleading on his knees, refinery’s plastics division, with, the resulting facdity as a “base of operations for various his * hands tied, as Abraham stands fire spreading to the benzene production area violent and criminal activities.” menacingly before him with a knife. in the center of the plant, officials said.

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A rape prevention program community. That compares to two motivation behind it,” Gurse said. occured, the UCSB Police or night, students are urged to call incorporating the services of the reported rapes during the entire Working with the Women’s Department constantly patrols the for an escort when walking after Santa Barbara Rape Crisis Center, year of 1978.” Center, the Santa Barbara Rape UCSB community. “ We haye three dusk. “ Don’t be embarrassed. If the UCSB Police Department and The primary goal of the RPP is Crisis Center “provides in­ marked patrols out 24 hours a day, you are in the least bit frightened, the Community Service “ to reduce the incidence of rape on formation, referral, counseling, and a marked jeep that runs along even with a friend, call us,” CSO Organization has been organized the campus and in the campus and support for victims of sexual the beach,” Allen Phillips stated. member John Bakaly said. at UCSB. environment, and to mitigate the assualt, and for their family and The department has also As a method of personal The program is funded through a trauma of rape for anyone who is a friends,” said Mari Tyrrel, assigned an officer to each prevention, women should travel federal grant distributed equally victim,” Gurse said. program coordinator for the Santa on—campus residence hall to form in pairs during the night and early among the nine UC campuses. Currently a series of Barbara RCC. The center also a liaison between dorm students morning whenever possible. “ It’s According to Cherie Gurse, on—campus group discussions on offers a 24—hour rape hotline and the police. In the area of rape not paranoid-----it’s prudent,” coordinator of the RPP, “ Only an rape awareness is beng organized (963—1693), which provides im­ prevention, the coordinator of the Gurse said. estimated one in ten rapes are by the Women’s Center. “ We want mediate support and guidance to dorm liaison program, Sargent reported, and between January to get people to think and talk rape victims. Victoria Harrison said, “ We are Both programs within the and June 1979, there were ten about rape-----why there is rape, Although primarily involved in trying to get our dorm officers Women’s Center and the RCC are reported rapes in the UCSB who rapes, and what is the investigating a rape once it has involved, in conjunction with the staffed with volunteers, and all CSO, in putting on rape awareness students interested in working at seminars.” one of these agencies should Two Lecture Series Offered The CSO’s main contribution to contact either Cherie Gurse at the the Rape Prevention Program is W.C. (961—3778), or Mari Tyrrell at On Health and Sexuality their escort service. Available day the RCC. (964—5887). By CARIN CEGELSKI will cover sexuality on the physical these days, too,” she explained. “ The Biology of Health and level. “Many (people) are not “ They’re trying to move away The Daily Nexus is published by the Press Council and partially funded through the Disease" and ‘‘Exploring educated physiologically. It makes from the stereotyped concept of ' Associated Students o f the University of California, Santa Barbara. Monday through Friday Sexuality” are two free com­ it easier to understand what might men as being insensitive and during the reglar college year (except examination periods) and weekly during the summer session. munity lecture series being offered be going wrong,” von Kaenel said. unconcerned when it comes to Second Class Postage paid at Santa Barbara, CA and additional mailing offices. Post quarterly in th e. Student Health The fourth lecture, Oct. 22, is family planning issues.” Office Publication No. USPS 775-300. Mail subscription price: $12.50 per year or $5 per quarter, payable to the Daily Nexus, Center. “ Relationships,” which will “ Really effective birth control Thomas M. Storke Student Communications Building, P.O. Box 13402, UCSB. Santa Bar­ The Biology series is co­ present sex on interpersonal works best when both in the bara, CA 93107. Editoral Offices: 1036 Storke Bldg., Phone 961-2691. sponsored by the Student Health level. The three, aspects to be relationship are comfortable with Advertising Office»: 1041 Storke Bldg., Phone 961-3829. Jeff Spector, Advertising Service and the Biology Depart­ covered are communication, in­ it,” von Kaenel said. She further Manager. ment and Dr. David Kohl is the timacy, and jealousy. “ The goal is stated that the concept of birth Printed by the Goleta Valley News. instructor. According to Sabina to make people more comfortable control as being “ none of men’s White, UCSB Health Educator, the with sexuality in a relationship,” business” is undergoing course is “ unique.” It’s goal is to said von Kaenel. revolution. “ Now the men are take biology and make it practical “ Family Planning” is the last taking more Interest and and meaningful. lecture on Oct. 29. “ What we hope responsibility,” said Rich Elbaum, “ We look at how people can be to be able to explore is the who expressed a concern for the responsible for their own health,” changing male role in family misunderstandings about con­ DUNALL'S said White. The program has three planning,” said von Kaenel. “ Men doms. main objectives: to make people are sort of undergoing a revolution (Pleaseturn top. 12, col.l) ARMY & NAVY SURPLUS STORE more knowledgable about their own bodies and their normal FACTORY CLOSE-OUTS functioning, to help individuals Insufficient Funds CAMPING EQUIP-RUBBER LIFEBOATS decide what to do when something CAR, BOAT.& POOL COVERS goes wrong with one of the CLOTHING TENTS - TARPS - MEN'S WORK CLOTHES systems, by exploring and Cause Financial Cuts • MATTRESSES • PARACHUTES • LANTERNS evaluating different health care •COTS • HARDWARE •OPTICAL GOODS services and issues, and how to Insufficient funding is causing hit the hardest by Proposition 13, • STOVES • RAINWEAR • BEDDING prevent injury and illness, in­ major financial cutbacks for Santa because they depend mainly on • CANTEENS • KNAPSACKS • BOOTS cluding nutrition and personal Barbara county special districts property taxes for their funding, • LUGGAGE • ICE BOXES • SLEEPING BAGS defense topics. this yeqjY,i, noiO D iuri Eyen though the majority of the • AIR MATTRESSES • MESS KITS • CAMPING EQUIP. The course, listed as Biology 91, Last week, the board of super­ bailout funds, both this year and • BACK PACKING EQUIP. • TOPOGRAPHIC MAPS is worth two units of credit. The visors distributed the $2.76 million last, have gone to the fire class meets on Tuesday with a granted by the state to partly protection districts, the board has m 963-3868 component lab on Thursday (for replace property taxes lost by the been warned against making any 415 STATE ST. MON-SAT 9 AM -6 PM SANTA BARBARA enrolled students only). “ An M.D. special districts due to Proposition attempts to reduce fire district sits in on the labs,” White said. 13. funds in the future. The labs are conducted in a team The money was divided among approach, and the class size can’t 27 districts with $2.3 million given exceed 40. Each team is comprised to fire protection districts. of students from various majors in Because the amount granted by M IA gives you style. an effort to gain maximum the state is far less than these productivity byr having well- districts need to function, the rounded groups. board of supervisors has requested Lectures begin this Tuesday that they draw on their reserve afternoon and continue through funds to finance normal Nov. 20. The lectures are presented operations. by guest speakers from the Jeffrey Samsom, assistant campus and the community. county administrative officer, has The first topic is “ Personal been given permission to in­ Defense and Safety,” followed by vestigate and present to the Board “ Emergency Care and Eirst Aid,” alternative recommendations to on Oct. 16, “ Environmental help the districts continue normal Pollution,” on Oct. 2?,land “ Know operations in the future. Your Limits: Ah.; Alcohol Although some special districts Demonstration,” on Oct. 30. 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Sometime this past weekend, the Gay People’s Union trailer was vandalized, and spray-painted with obnoxious graffiti. This is not the first time the G PU has been the object of such action. During the past two years, the G PU office has been vandalized on numerous occasions. It has been spray- painted, dirtied with eggs and refuse, and several win­ dows have been broken. Such malicious mischief is not only immature but demonstrates a definite insensitivity and intolerance on behalf of some members of the campus community toward their peers. Protecting the Bike Lanes Many homosexuals are no longer hiding in the closet. This public service an­ types of areas would be the a) Parking within 6 feet of No one should have to be afraid of openly admitting they nouncement was first run in the walkways in front of the UCen, any door, window or fire hydrant. are gay, but psychological attacks of this kind may in­ Nexus in 1976, and is being rerun between the Administration and b) Parking in or on an en­ duce many gays to stay in hiding. through the University Police Campbell Hall buildings, and in closed or semi-enclosed walkway Department as well as Community front of Noble Hall. which is a direct access route to Sexual preference is a private matter, a personal Service Organization, in hopes of 4) Riding double is prohibited. classrooms or offices. choice which does not affect the way that a person func­ decreasing biking accidents in the Riding without hands on han­ c) Parking next to and tions within society. Governor Brown’s recent ap­ coming quarter. dlebars is prohibited. especially locking the bike to any tree, shrub, fence, sign or lamp pointment of an avowed homosexual to the Los Angeles Each day an estimated 10,500 III. Parking bicycles and 4,000+ pedestrians A. Areas Allowed—Not Allowed post. Superior Court demonstrates this principle. travel UCSB’s bikeways and 1) Cyclists must park their d) Parking in any manner This weekend’s vandalism seemingly negates the idea walkways. As can be expected bikes properly in a bicycle rack. In which creates a potential hazard to pedestrians, traffic or property. that society has become more tolerant of alternative when such heavy traffic is forced the event that all rack spaces are into a small area, unfortunate filled, park in an orderly manner. e) Parking on or near any lifestyles. Witness Anita Bryant and last year’s Briggs accidents occur. In the past 2) Cases for immediate im­ ramp meant for use by the han- initiative, which would have prevented gay teachers academic year, 315 bicycle ac­ pound are: (Please turn to p.5, col.l) from teaching had it been passed, and it becomes clear cidents were reported to student health services. This means that in that gays are among minorities who have yet to be fully each of these cases the victim was accepted as important members of society. injured badly enough to require Cracked Walls Those who are not homosexual can assist by speaking special medical attention. out against the derogatory comments assailing University officials estimate that Editor, Daily Nexus: the student housing shortage. seven times this number of ac­ I am writing in regards to the Prefabricated buildings are homosexuals and their lifestyle that abound in the cidents actually occur, but are not recent repair of cracks in the walls inexpensive, very accommodating campus community. While many students are not reported. throughout campus, and especially and go up in less than 24 hours.) prejudiced, their silence inadvertently condones violent UCSB’s transportation system in the library. From observation, The ludicrousity of masking the and regulations have been created the process of repair seems to take university’s minute earthquake acts of this nature. To us this silence is a major dilemma in response to the urgent needs of quite a long time: the cracks are wrinkles, especially post ac- faced by the gay people’s movement. this campus. Bikeways and chiseled, either filled with epoxy ceptionem Proposition 13, is un­ We support homosexual men and women in their at­ walkways have been kept separate injections, then plastered or paralleled in my four years here. whenever possible to allow simply replastered, and finally the tempt to eliminate “homophobia,” the fear and hatred of Surely a good deal of the maximum freedom of operation entire surface is repainted. material in the library have typos, homosexuals. Vandalism and other violent actions for each. With everyone’s A t first, being a layman in the misspellings^ and numerous against gays are uncalled for and local homosexuals need cooperation, this system will field of structural safety, I thought grammatical errors. Why the support of the campus community in order to prevent provide the campus community the epoxy injections in the hairline shouldn’t the university hire an with much needed safety and at a cracks might assist the soundness army of proof-readers to correct any future violence directed against them. reasonable degree of convenience of the slightly damaged steel- these errors, hence cosmetically for everyone. reinforced concrete. This for­ amending these volumes to render BICYCLE REGULATIONS tifying assistance seemed them more serviceable, and to I. Equipment plausible. Yet, upon closer in­ further clarify their true meaning? A. Bicycles should be equipped spection of the work in progress I I have honestly tried to com­ Housing Blues according to the California State discovered that the cracks were prehend the administration’s Vehicle Code. This means having simply being filled on the surface motiViitfew in maintaining cool, one reflector facing front, one plaster, not in the cement super­ clean, MHooth walls in an in­ facing rear, one in the spokes of structure. stitution on shaky ground. Our During summer, bills affecting students are often each wheel, and a headlight when This final observation brought purpose here, if I am not mistaken, killed within the State’s legislative body as student riding at night. me to write this letter. These is to learn, enjoy and not spend political pressure is at its lowest level. Such was the case II. Riding repairs undoubtedly show a gross much time looking at walls. I A. Areas Allowed—Not Allowed example of superfluous university humbly invite an administrator to with AB224, which would have prohibited discrimination 1) Cyclists should ride on blue expenditures. I do believe in full provide an explanation only of against students in the housing market, had it not been paved bikeways or on paved employment, however I also course, with facts and figures. Or voted down in the Senate by a narrow 21—18 margin. roadways where bike riding is believe in worthwhile and con­ should I just demand an end to this allowed. These include all road­ Authored by Howard Berman, the bill would prohibit structive employment. *fHintt> . tremendous waste. ways except those which are four What about immediate action on Marc Winnikoff specified acts constituting discrimination in connection lane divided roads. - - . 7 _ "T" MEK -.- »3 r with the sale or rental of housing on the grounds that the 2) Bike riding is not allowed in • • prospective buyer or tenant is a student. zones specifically marked for pedestrian use only. Cyclists must Lobbyists Visit The bill would not prevent landlords from conducting walk their bikes through these credit checks on the prospective buyer or tenant, nor areas. restrict the landlord’s right to evict a tenant. B. Manner of Riding An open letter to feHo# activists: '* resource for students wishing to 1) Every cyclist is required to On Tuesday, Oct. 9, two UC'r ■influence state politics and have In addition certan types of housing ie: senior citizen obey the same traffic regulations Student Lobby co-directors and the been rated the 12th most effective complexes, nursing homes ad single family dwellings, as the driver of an automobile. campus coordinator will be at lobby in the Capitol. are exempted under the bill. This means obeying all stop signs, UCSB to discuss with interested The co-directors are on a tour of the nine UC campuses for the We strongly supported the bill and urged students to yield signs, red lights, and other and active groups concerns facing traffic signs specific to this this campus. If your group is in­ purpose of meeting with groups participate in last year’s letter’writing' campaigns campus. In no event may a cyclist terested in discussing your area of such as yours. We urge you to set sponsored by the UCSB Student Lobby. These proved ride -at such speed or in such a concern with our Sacramento up an appointment with the lob­ successful during the school year, helping to push AB224 manner that may endanger the lobbyists, please call us at the byists for Tuesday so that they will safety of others. Annex office-----961-2139-----for an have the opportunity to discover onto the Senate floor. 2) Cyclists have the right of appointment. what the lobby is presently doing in Though it was defeated, a move to reconsider the bill way on bikeways, but must yield to The-UC Student Lobby is, for Sacramento. If you have any was granted and it will remain up for discussion during pedestrians at pedestrian crossing those unaware, comprised of three questions or to set up an ap­ zones. co-directors who are current or pointment, please contact us at the ■ the upcoming two year legislative session. According to 3) Cyclists riding on walkways recent University of California Annex office or leave a message in statewide Student Lobby sources, with' minor am- where bicycles are allowed must students. They work full time in the A.S. office. mendments and re-invigorated letter-writing cam­ do so at reduced speed and must Sacramento monitoring arid Sara Nelson paigns the bill could be passed in January when it is first always yield the right of way to initiating legislation directly Mike Young pedestrians. concerning students^ and student Tazio Bucciarelli reconsidered. We certainly hope so. Some examples of these needs. They are an invaluable UCSB Annex M O N D A Y . OCTOBER8. 1979 DAILY NEXUS PAGE 5

DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau

m na/ must PLEASEOTO MEET I SUSPECT UELL, LET ME Black Progress BE M l EOOM- A U MY YOU, HOMEY. YOU YOU m e TO JUST GET PIP • B * ' MATE.CHNSÍ EOENDS BE R U B ? N OF THE RAH- Jk . ^ CAN CALME 0.0. Editor, Daily Nexus: parts of town, for god’s sake. No CALME \ ON THE MEN EMTSFTHST.. HOMEY. S/TWtnON. As one who fought in the civil more. Until 30 years ago, blacks \ rights movements, as one who in were the victims of quotas. Now fact shed blood during the they are the beneficiaries of demonstrations, I am appalled quotas. Never in the history of this that Julian Bond could suggest that country has there been a better nothing significant has changed for time for blacks. blacks in this country. Granted, we still have a way to Until 30 years ago, blacks simply go. This is not a perfect world and could not enter any of a number of it never shall be, but to suggest professions, and Where they could, that nothing has changed is an they were paid less and promoted insult to the memory of the ac­ slower than whites. Not now. Until complishments of the Reverend 30 years ago, blacks could not go to Martin Luther King Jr. Another Senseless Attack school where they wanted, nor live where they wished, nor eat in Charles Prudence Editor, Daily Nexus: have increased, and the know that you do not share their restaurants they chose, nor even Associate, ECE Between Friday Oct. 5 (the psychological warfare that is used prejudices. If you keep silent you walk down the street in certain Dept evening of the Gay People’s Union to make women afraid and Blacks become part of a society at large Coffeehouse) and Sunday morning, and Chicanos uneasy is well known that condones hatred of people on the Gay People’s Union office, in the gay community. As yet, no the basis of sexual preference, and located in Trailer 306E next to the one has been physically injured on you make it impossible for gay t m iy .nexus swimming pool, was vandalized. A campus, as has been the case in women and men to know who their Michelle Togut call to violence was spraypainted recent months outside the gay bars friends really are. Editor-in-Chief on the walls, across the work of two in Santa Barbara. But the It is not enough to rely on a Karlin J. Lillington Tracy Strub UCSB art students: “ Kill the psychological attack on gay personal reputation for lack of Managing Editor News Editor Fags” and “ Fuck You.” persons in the campus community prejudice or on any broad Jerry Cornfield Meg McCandless Violence is not new to the GPU takes its toll. humanitarian principles you may Editorials Editor Copy Editor Rachel Weintraub office: it has been spraypainted If you are not gay or bisexual, hold. Since gay people are at­ Mark Ohrenschall Campus Editor County Editor before(“ Fagots-sic-Out” ), smea­ and you care for the people around tacked specifically, they must be red with refuse and eggs, and had you who are rerety day being supported specifically. This simple Opinions expressed are the individual writer’s and none others. Cartoons represent the opinions of the individuals whose names its windows smashed by flying psychologically attacked, you can act of speaking out creates safe appear thereon. Editorials represent a consensus viewpoint of the rocks--all within the last two years do something to fight back against space for gay people. Daily Nexus Editorial Board. All items submitted for publication of “increased respect and this cruel and senseless act: speak If you are gay or lesbian, you become the property of the Daily Nexus. tolerance” for gay women and out against homophobia (the fear know what you must do. Gay .men. and hatred of homosexuals). People’s Union is your advocate As yet, no person has received Whenever you hear derogatory here on campus. We will be cuts from flying glass or rocks remarks about homosexuals, let meeting Sunday Oct. 14 at 7 p.m. in while serving volunteer office that person and others present UCen 2272 to plan what specific hours, But obscene phone calls action we will be taking against help solve the problems that still homophobia on this campus THE exist in UCSB’s transportation throughout the year. Support us, system. We gratefully enlist your support yourselves. (Continuedcso from p.4) support and suggestions in our GPU Steering Committee GREAT dicapped. endeavors. MOPED REGULATIONS Bikers, take a tip. Keep your I. Riding green. Stay on the blue. A. Areas Allowed—Not Allowed Police officers and CSO’s have ESCAPE. 1) Mopeds may be ridden in given in excess of 4,000 bike SENIORS any area where bicycle riding is warnings since the start of school allowed on campus. When riding in in an educational effort to inform DONT WAIT any of these areas, the motor must individuals on campus with the be off. bike rules and regulations., until 2) Unlike bicycles, mopeds Following the warning stage of­ may be ridden on four lane divided ficers will emphasize compliance you graduate \ roadways, but must be under by issuing citations starting this motor power at such times. week. to apply for a B. Manner of Riding The citations will be issued •piy 1) All regulations applicable to under the authority of county ord. job. bicycles also apply to mopeds. sec. 1459,1. (Code of Santa Barbara The U.S. Navy is County) The citations do not go II. Parking looking for qualified A. Again, all regulations ap­ against an individual’s drivers record. The bail set by the court for people to go into im­ plicable to bicycles also apply to mediate middle mopeds. the bike violations are: 1st management positions PEDESTRIAN REGULATIONS violation $20,2nd violation $30, and Persons walking bicycles or 3rd violation $50. An individual as Naval Officers. mopeds are considered receiving a citation has a one time If you are a U.S. pedestrians. option to attend a four hour bike citizen, less than 27 years violations class which will delete I. Areas Allowed—Not Allowed old and would like to A. Keep to cement walkways. Do the bail. Additional information or copies make over $24,000 per not walk on roadways or blue year after four years, call bikeways except to cross at of campus bike rules and (213) 468-3321 or w rite LT designated crossing zones. regulations and information on the Anderson, P.O. Box SKATEBOARD REGULATIONS bike violations class may be ob­ I. Areas Allowed—N©^¡Allowed tained from the University Police 39606, L .A ..C A 90036. A. Skateboards may be ridden Dept, at 961—3446. only on uncrowded walkways and at a safe speed. B. Skateboards may not be Co-Pi-Let Productions and A.S. You dream about it at night... the day you ridded on roadways or blue Concerts apoligize to those individuals can close your books, get out of this place and bikeways. forget about studying for awhile. SUGGESTIONS inconvenienced by the cancelled 7:00 Well, the Great Escape is here.. .this 1) Cyclists, stay on the blue bikeways whenever possible. In Randy Hansen concert. weekend, with Greyhound. Escape to the almost every case they’Jftigfj you:i country or go see some friends. Just decide where you need to go quickly, All refunds will be issued at the A.S. which escape route you want and we’ll do safely, and with the fewest hassles. the rest. 2) You might even try riding Ticket Office located at UCSB on the We’ll get you out of town and away from the your bike to campus, parking in a' third floor of the UCen. books so you can clear your head. It doesn’t cost central location,*^ and simply' much and it’ll do you a world of good. walking to classes. oreBeginning Monday, October 8, box So make the Great Escape this weekend... 3) Small bike rack areas that are with Greyhound. very close to buildings are quite Office hours w ill be from 8:00 am to 5:00 popular and aBfe thereft&e almost pitr —^ Monday thru Friday — for one always full. Don’t get stuck going to these areas first and then fin­ week only. After that, regular box To One-Way Round-Dip Depart Arrive ding no place to park. Plan to park San Diego $14.23 $27.04 5:15 pm 11:30 in a larger area, perhaps a little office hours will be from 10:00 am to San Francisco 21.47 40.79 12:55 pm 9:00 pm farther away, but where you will 2:00 pm . Los Angeles 7.27 13.81 9:40 am 11:35 am be assured of finding a proper Santa Monica 6.36 12.08 3:30 pm 5:40 pm San Luis Obispo 7.57 14.38 10:35 am 12:50 pm parking place right away. It takes You must present your full ticket for about the same amount of time and (Prices subject to change.) prevents a lot of problems. a refund. 4) Those in wheelchairs, for your own safety and that of others, For further information, please phone Santa Barbara 34 W. Carrillo please avoid using bikepaths. Use Greyhound Terminal theareas for pedestrian traffic. 961-3536. Everyone: save this page for reference. Use it to plan your A.S. Concerts and Co-Pi-Let routes of travel and-or areas of Productions thank you for your parking. m GOGREYHO The Police Department will cooperation. where you eeetheee. continue to be present trying to PAGE6 DAILY NEXUS MONDAY. OCTOBER8. 1979 On Santa Cruz Island INGENIOUS 1 H N U E N TIME Nature Conservancy Working FTER Hard To Preserve Eco-systems By BRUCE WISHART been “ drastically, horribly over- The group is working to raise an The Nature Conservancy, a grazed,” endangering much of the additional $800,000 needed to close 966-9382 [c/4rHngtot\. (èntel" private non-profit organization , is rare plant life. He added that with the option on the Stanton’s land. To working hard to preserve Santa help accomplish this goal, the I )I7 S> M f S ir « < the removal of the sheep “ a slow W HEN Cruz Island and the unique eco­ but definite resurgence of natural Nature Conservancy will be A STRANGER system it supports. growth” would be possible. holding a benefit on Wednesday, plus: “RICH KIDS” CALLS Santa Cruz, one of the largest of The Conservancy plans to work Oct. 10 at 8 pm at the Santa Bar­ the Channel Islands, is the natural toward the “ preservation” of bara Museum of Natural History. Burt Reynolds JHI Clsybury habitat for many unique forms of Santa Cruz Island, and Wiley Candtoa Bergen flora and fauna. Among these are said,“ w e’d like to make it “The New England of Robert the Island Fox, the Santa Cruz available but not open to the Frost” , a film by Dewitt Jones, Island Jay, and a large number of public.” will be shown. organic species that are found nowhere else in the world. It is also one of the two known breeding Professor Attempts grounds of the Brown Pelican. The Nature Conservancy is dedicated to the “ identification and acquisition of ecologically To Clone Seaweed significant land” , according to Ken Wiley, manager of the Santa Cruz By BARBARA MILLER generation, called conchocelis, is Island Preserve. In an attempt to speed the grown in sea water. The em­ Last yeiar the group purchased reproductive cycle of certain bryonic stage of conchocelis is approximately 15,000 acres of the edible seaweed, Professor Agaron matured on long strings of oyster island and negotiated an option Gibor spent his recent sabbatical or clam shells. entitling them to an additional researching techniques of plant 40,000 acres in 30 years. Including cloning. In December the conchocelis the additional parcel, which they plants release their spores when presently co-own with the Stanton “ Just as more nutritious and the moon is in the right phase. Ranch operation, the Conservancy disease-resistant strains of wheat Gibor explained this to be a critical maintains approximately 90 per and corn have been produced on phase since prediction of the time cent of the island. The remaining land,” Gibor said, “ Better strains of release is crucial. The spores 10 per cent will be acquired by the of marine plants also may be must be captured and transplanted National Park Service if the developed." on nets immediately if they are to current Channel Island bill is survive. passed by the State Senate. The scientific procedures in­ As for the future of Santa Cruz cluded tissue and cell cultivation, By use of a research microscope, Island, Wiley said the Conservancy protoplast isolation and the operators maintain continuous will “ do all the managerial work cultivation, and protoplast fusion control of the number of spores JOSEPH necessary to make it like it was 100 and hybridization Gibor explained. which become attached to the nets. ■ n 965-679Z ^ WAMBAOOITS THE years ago.” This would include the Gibor added that the process is Such monitoring allows the A T ra m Story. ONION riBSTA4 elimination of ten to 20,000 time consuming and expensive operators to remove the nets at the - 91« Mülle Street jjjj HELD domestic Feral sheep, introduced because it requires the cultivation appropriate time. Then the seeded years ago by early settlers of the of two generations to produce the nets are taken to the Inland Sea - 3 island. Wiley said the island had plant which ultimately is har­ where they are unrolled, secured vested. Gibor is working on a with ropes, anchors and buoys, and “FUNNY ÄTOUCHING “— CrisT method to bypass this “ alternation left until the plants mature and are 'A D E L IG H T ” —NBC TV ready for harvesting. Starring "that tall blond man" Study Shows That of generation.” PIERRE RICHARD Cloning methods could “A cloning process would Harassment Occurs significantly reduce the months of eliminate this laborious life cycle,’’Gibor stated, “ and there is gTART8 OCT. 12 T H E IMWOCEI hard labor required of Japanese Among Men Too growers to reap a crop of nori, the no doubt that it can be done.” valuable seaweed delicacy. When asked what a cloned harvest A te m p tin g ly Professor Gibor went on to give under his methods would ac­ ta s te fu l (ZNS) — A new study has an account of the plant’s life-cycle. complish, Gibor stated it was, “ To c o m e d y ... discovered that men are rapidly On the small island of Iwaya he be able to do it mainly, and to joining women as the victims of on- visited a giant warehouse filled improve the nutritiative value of the-job sexual harassment. with bathtubs where the first the plant as well.” Two UCLA psychologists report that nearly 45 percent of the male employes interviewed said they had been the targets of suggestive Metro Lobby Formed To or sexual remarks made by supervisors or co-workers of the opposite sex. Increase Communication Psychologists Barbara Gutek and Charles Nakamura report that Seeking to improve com­ Another key concern of Metro 31 percent of the men interviewed munication between local com­ Lobby is the upcoming conference compared to 33 percent of the munity lobbyists, UCSB’s Student of the California Association of women- in the survey spoke of Lobby has recently created a new Municipal Lobbies. This year the “A spariding being leered at or touched while on metropolitan division. The conference will be held at UCSB on com edy!” the job. organization, known as Metro Nov.17. —San Frandsco Chronicle Six percent of the men, and 11 Lobby, will be under the direction CaSMuL will consist of percent of the women, said it had of Tazio Buciarelli. workshops where different “La Cage Aux Folles” EngMi auMHIsa been made abundantly clear to Currently, Metro’s efforts are Metropolitan lobbies will be able to (Birds of s Fsathsr) Rated W them that they were expected to focused on the Water and School share their experiences and sleep with their bosses or with Board issues, in an attempt to discuss effective methods of influential co-workers to keep their place student representatives on dealing with legislation. There will jobs. both boards. also be a number of speakers from various lobby groups. Anyone interested is invited to attend. DRIVE UCSB’s Metro Lobby was con­ THEATRES ceptualized last winter quarter, IN when Legislative Council Representative Sherry Studley became aware of similar lobbies at 964-6S77 Honk if yon other UC campuses including ■ _ M7-07M [Airport DwvE-mn The- Berkeley and Davis. Studley felt J l r i k m — 4 F jfcwN» ^ Fa i m e w I love Brum. that UCSB could contribute in the 251 N. M n t e * creation of a network of Metro MONTY plus: “THE I J8 E A N D I Lobbies throughout the UC system. PYTHON'S H18 C H IL D * ■¿mi a Metro Lobby would also work to LIFE OF BRIANS make students aware of the local CLINT EAST1 issues affecting them. TWP|DKIVf4N 1 JlMbnAMU, ESCAPE In the past, there has been a , 9 6 4 - 9 4 0 0 FR O M W misconception that Metro Lobby THE ONION ALCATRAZI would take over the coordnation of plus: “P R O P H E C Y ” lobby groups. Metro remains a FIELD § ^ « j l j non-partisan group soley con­ Jossph Wambaugh’s ’ AVCO EMBASSY J . l i t . “ ■ cerned with the flow of in­ T W * are many wayi to be seduced. formation. In this way, it is able to 9 6 8 - 3 3 8 6 Joe Tynan knows them a ll make mailings, and hold debates Theatre I Theatre II T W I N 0* ™ “ 2 without any political T► M— a g 1 L a n te rn ALAN A ID A Magic ramifications. “IN-LAWS” r TwinT w Thcatm Rictiard BARBARA HARRIS «are edere Del Ned « Chantbarlin Bucciarelli encourages anyone THE SEDUCTION BREAKING AWAY” . “THE LAST WAVE” interested to stop by the Student plus: “GOLDEN GIRL" OFJOETYNAN , . Lobby office located on the third (PG) ______(PG)J floor of the UCen. MONDAYi OCTOBER 8. 1979 DA/LYNEXUS PACE 7 Libertarians May Offer Viable Third Force Challenge By DAVID ARMSTRONG total, and that’s plenty for a little- return of the draft. society’s ills, and those failures are but for the Atlantic-Richfield It’s November, 1980, You’re in known third party candidate. It is their audacious hybrid many, to be sure. What they forget Corp., whose rights have not been the voting booth and your eyes run There are always third parties quality that gives the Libertarians — or neglect to mention — is that noticably trammeled lately. His down the roster of presidential chomping at the bit. Eager to their appeal. They have mated the functions of goverment have vice presidential running mate, candidates: Ted Kennedy, Ronald knock the mighty Democrats and some New Left demands of the multiplied primarily because David Koch, is the brother of Reagan, Ed Clark... Republicans from their perches, of 1960s with the neo-convervatism of private enterprise was unable to Charles Koch, who has poured a Ed who? course. A pro-ecology Citizens the 1970s and come up with carry them out, or no longer cared reported $10 million into Liber­ Ed Clark, Lawyer. Age 49. Lives Party has just formed, there is talk something that at first glance to try. tarian projects. Charles is big in in Los Angeles. He’s the of a labor party for 1980 and New seems new. In the best tradition of Rail passenger service, for cattle and oil. presidential candidate of what York state has a new anti-abortion the parties they seek to replace, example, was abandoned by the Not surprisingly, the Liber­ Eugene McCarthy called “the party that’s flexing some muscle. the Libertarians claim to have powerful corporations that own the tarians have drawn their greatest most viable third force challenge” Then there are the hardy peren­ something for everybody. railroads because callously shoved early response from among the in America, the Libertarian Party. nials: the Vegetarians, At bottom, however, what they them aside. Now, when Amtrak, “ haves” of American society, who You may not have heard of him Prohibitionists, Trotskyists, etc., offer the electorate is simply old with its modest budget and the are loathe to give up their post­ yet, but time and megabucks who are always running for one wine in new bottles. Libertarian antiquated equipment bequeathed positions in the race for the good permitting, you will. thing or another. economics are essentially 19th by big business, fails to meet ex­ life. Clark drew up to 10 percent of Founded in 1971 as a vehicle for a Of all those groups only the century laissez-faire capitalism. penses, it is cited as evidence that the vote in affluent areas of shrewd amalgam of conservative Libertarians look like contenders That is a system that worked quite public management is not as ef­ California, such as moneyed Marin economic theories and liberal in the near future. The Libertarian well for a few people, but caused ficient as business. County, last year — double his social ideas, the Libertarian Party Party platform, ratified at the intolerable suffering for a good Or take the War on Poverty. The state-wide average. has come a long way, fast. The party’s convention in Los Angeles many more. That’s why it has been classic boondoggle, right? The Libertarian philosophy is party’s 1976 presidential standard in September, calls for the progressively modified in this Perhaps. Yet the War on Poverty perhaps best summed up by Roger bearer, Roger Mac Bride, polled abolition of income taxes and all century. The Libertarians are was made necessar in the first MacBride. “ Paint yourself into the only 200,000 votes nationwide. But government regulation of promoting a future we’ve already place because private enterprise, picture of an emerging Libertarian last year, Ed Clark, stumping for business. The party favors the had. in its rush to compound profit, society in the late 80s — with no governor of California, pulled legalization of marijuana and Nostalgic futurists like the created a desperate underclass of inflation, taxes slashed... able to twice that many. Clark’s 400,000 prostitution, and staunchly op­ Libertarians like to point to the people without jobs, education, educate your children, support votes were five percent of the state poses CIA and FBI spying and the failures of government to solve decent housing or food. charities as you would like to, Ed Clark is aqua inted with subscribe to the opera — and, if profit. Clark does his lawyering, you wish, have that mountain Low-Calorie Beer Brewers not in the service of civil liberties, chalet in Switzerland. ” Find An Expanding Market Light beers, which brewers Long, vice president and general major entries into thelight beer GET could hardly give away ten years manager for Anheuser-Busch, market, Coor’s and Stroh’s are ago, now represent the fastest Inc., the world’s largest brewer. “ middle of the road” low-cal growing category in the com­ “ And they did a heck of a good job beers, products geared to find that INVOLVED! petitive brewing industry. of it.” half-way niche between the super Nearly 50 different brands, led The Joseph Schlitz Brewing Co., lights and regular beers. Associated Students is now by Miller Lite and Natural Light supplanted as number two in the But although a recent study from Anheuser-Busch, are now industry by the upstart Miller shows consumers think many light accepting applications for competing for their share of this Brewing Co. as a result of the beers are “ pretty much alike” in Finance Board. Pick up an growing segment of the market. In latter’s old “ new” product, was terms of taste, quality and price, five years, light beers have grown next into the fray, trusting actor the study also shows that taste is application at the A.S. office, from virtually zero to commanding James Coburn to spread the word more important than calories to nearly ten percent of the total beer about Schlitz Light. most drinkers, and they really UCen 3177. industry. And, industry experts Miller promptly sued Schlitz— don’t care if one light beer has five expect the growth to continue well and eventually nine other or ten more calories than another. DEADLINE: into the 1980s. brewers— for its use of the word That “ less-filling” is not the Once considered a risky “ ride “light.” The ploy was finally primary concern of most light beer _____IS FRIDAY, NOON. into the valley of death” by settled by the 7th U.S. Circuit drinkers is evidenced by the fact American beer marketeers, the Court of Appeals, the court that, although most of the low-cal lower-calorie beer concept has upholding a Heileman Brewing Co. beer ads are still pushing producst changed from a joke into a con­ protest that “ light, and its phonetic with less calories, the ads also temporary “Charge of the Light equivalent, is a common advocate beers with enough Brigade.” descriptive term and may not be calories left for good taste. Said Timothy Griffith, analyst appropriated as a trademark for a for Merrill Lynch, “ No product in beer.” “ Beer is not the caloric villain anyone’s memory has come into Introduced in mid-1977, that many people have been led to the brewing industry and gone Anheuser-Busch’s Natural Light believe,” said brewmaster John from zero to eight percent (market vaulted to second-spot among light Porter in his book, All About Beer. share) in as little as three years.” entries, and took an immediate ten Porter adds, “ If sometimes you Fact is, the image of portly beer percent of the market. Since then, feel you’re getting one (a beer drinkers chugging icy mugs of Natural’s market share has nearly belly or bloated feeling) it may PeppeRôine UnujeRSÎÇy suds has undergone radical change doubled. well be you’re just full of gas in this, the decade when thin is in. Determined to take over first- bubbles.” To those drinkers, SchooL o f La c o People have “ seen the light” in place in the light-beer segment— Porter recommends “ a beer that is wishes to announce that an admission officer will be on their collective battle of the bulge. expected to increase to 15 percent naturally carbonated during campus to speak with anyone interested in pursuing a Initially, the concept of a of total beer sales by 1980— storage.” legal education. To arrange an interview or to attend a Anheuser-Busch developed a reduced-calorie beer found little group session, contact the office listed below. acceptance in the industry and double-barreled approach to the Hence arises the question, how market segmentation game. are light beers brewed? Basically, Date: M ONDAY, Contact: Placement Center among consumers. In 1967, October 8,1979 Rheingold Brewing Co. of New Following Natural, Anheuser- there are tow established ways to York intorduced Gablinger’s to Busch introduced naturally brew light beers, according to Dr; New England and marketed it as a brewed Michelob Light in April of Klaus Zastrow, brewmaster at dietary drink— “ one of the most 1978, a fuller-bodied beer with 20 Anheuser-Busch in St. Louis. incredibly poor jobs of advertising percent few er calories than I ’ve ever seen,” said one industry regular Michelob. Michelob Light, “ Some brewers use a fungal NATIONAL LAMPOON'S source as quoted in the March 8, the first super-premium light beer enzyme, amyloglucosidase, adding 1978 issue of the Wall Street entry, has since climbed rapidly to it to the fermenter,” said Zastrow. Journal. Beauty queens and number three in the lower-calorie “ While in the fermenter, the OCTOBER fashion models were used to beer segment. second major phrase of the promote the product’s low-cal With the onslaught of some 50 brewing process, dextrins, which COMEDY virtues, but promoters forgot that different light beer brands in the are not normally fermentable, are beer drinkers, who are last two years— including the converted into fermentable ISSUE predominantly male, don’t like to return of Gablinger’s— many sugars, affecting the alcoholic and be reminded about calories, or at consumers have not established carbohydrate content of the end least less so than diet-soda strong brand loyalties. The latest product. drinkers, who are mainly women. Finally, many consumers simply UCSB Dramatic Art presents didn’t think Gablinger’s tasted very good. Despite the Gablinger’s debacle, THE the Peter Hand Brewery of Chicago came out in the early ’70s GOOD with Meister Brau Lite. Similarly, this low-cal entry failed, and Peter DOCTOR Hand went broke. Having acquired a comedy by the bankrupt brewery in 1972, the Neil Simon It's October and the leaves are turning brown. It is a season o f Miller Brewing Co. waited until change — the clear, cold death of winter shines ahead of us. 1975 to give LITE beer anothe directed by chance. With advertising emphasis Stanley Glenn Soon we will be able to see our breath, frisk with small dogs in on “ less filling” as opposed to less the snow, and roll our cars over on patches of black ice. With w inter approaching and good jokes sure to be as scarce as calories, the Phillip-Morris sub­ 8 p.m. sidiary took that concept for LITE Oct. 10 - 13 summer birds, now is the time to lay in a winter's supply of and made it a success— the result U C S B Main jokes in the new October comedy issue of National Lampoon; of a media barrage previously Theatre and as for summer birds, you can probably mail away for them unseen in the industry. to Florida. Yes,. the National Lampoon Comedy issue has “They (Miller) took a type of enough rich, plump guffaws to keep you chortling right into Tickets $2.50 spring. So go buy one now at your local newsstand or beer that was perceived as less Arts & Lectures Office than masculine and marketed it bookstore before David Frost starts nipping people's noses, 961-3535 making it a pain to go outside. soley to men,” said Dennis P. PAGE 8 DAILY NEXUS MONDAY. OCTOBER8. 1979 French Author Sets Up Architecture o f Santa Barbara: Public Lecture Series California's Planned Paradise Driving, biking or walking commercial buildings were referred to it by the Architecture designed in harmony with the older Board of Review and helped with Professor and novelist Maryse spent eight years in Africa, downtown along the streets of structures. Some of the con­ small housing designs. Conde, wll be giving a series of specializing in Africa literature. Santa Barbara, you may have struction of this period included In several blocks an appearance public lectures upon the topics of noticed how the area looks almost Other areas which have in­ the County National Bank, the of “ unified architecture” was “ The West Indies Experience,” planned. Many people contributed terested Professor Conde are Lobero Theatre, City Hall, and achieved by using off-white or light and the “ West African ex­ much of their time and thought into West Indies literature, as well as earth colors on the walls and perience” as viewed by the making this city what it is today— Santa Barbara High School. the comparison of both literature complementary colors for the women writers of these coun­ a California paradise with In April, 1925, Santa Barbara types to each other. After competed in the “ National Better trim. Now the effect of “ block tries. beautiful architecture and land­ teaching in Africa,Conde Homes in America” campaign. harmony” has been lost as Conde, a visiting professor in scaping. returned to teach in Naterre in After the erthquake it was an­ strongly colored store-fronts and the Black Studies Department, Originally, Santa Barbara was a France. nounced that Santa Barbara clashing signs are used. will give the upcoming lectures in Spanish garrison settlement, but shared First Prize with Atlanta, The special citizen boards and both French and English. UCSB head of the Black Studies by 1910 the city was becoming a Georgia. For 17 consecutive years, committees created to aid in Playwrite and author, Conde will Department, Professor Gerard “ Mission Revival City” with Santa Barbara won the highest - reconstruction successfully ended ~Bave her West African novel, Pigeon invited Conde to teach at adobe-like architecture, tiled roofs awards in this campaign, until it their work in 1926. In August 1926 Herakhonon, translated into the campus this fall, after her and white-washed walls. For a arrival in California last year. was stopped after 1941. the Santa Barbara Plans Com­ English in November. time it was famous as a resort Representatives of interested town, renowned for white beaches Hoffman devoted a lot of time mittee published a booklet “ New The title of her novel translates groups who wish to find out more and luxurious hotels like the and money to city planning Santa Barbara” and on the back from African as “wait for hap­ about the upcoming series of Arlington. problems. He helped establish the' cover was this message, “ Men piness.” lectures should contact Professor Not until the 1920’s was Santa City Planning Commission and thrive only in so far as they work Conde received her doctorate Pigeon by calling the Black Barbara fully transformed into a hired Charles H. Cheney as together” . Thus the city not only in Comparative Literature from Studies Department at 961-3847 or Spanish Colonial revival city, planning consultant. In 1924, survived, but improved after the the University of Paris, and then 961-3000. which came about due to pressure Cheney wrote a building Zone earthquake. from a small group of Montecito Ordinance which was adopted by Another board of architecture residents. Most of the planning was the City Council. review was created in 1947 and in accomplished indirectly and Hoffman led important recon­ 1960 it established El Pueblo Viego behind the political scene, and it struction plans after the ear­ District in the Central City which was partially architectural but thquake to repair churches, insured that the Spanish Colonial also horticultural. schools, business firms and public revival tradition would continue. > 1978 C.P.C.S., INC. In 1923 a planning commission buildings so they would be more According to David Gebhard, NEW EARLY ABORTION was created and a building and attractive than before. UCSB art professor, Santa Bar­ PREGNANCY TESTING • GENERAL ANESTHESIA (ASLEEP) zoning ordinance adopted. The A committee of reconstruction bara experienced a renewed commitment to the Spanish • NEW TEST CONFIRMS PREGNANCY OR LOCAL ANESTHESIA main image-making force, engineers was formed. Composed of prominent engineers from other Colonial tradition in downtown WITHIN A FEW DAYS OF CONCEPTION • 1 LOW FEE — INCLUDES LAB however, was the Plans and Santa Barbara during the ’60s and (RESULTS WHILE YOU WAIT; TESTS. COUNSELING. SURGERY. Planting Committee established in cities who came to inspect NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY) MEDICATIONS. 0 POST­ 1922. Then the Santa Barbara buildings for damage, the com­ early ’70s. Some examples include the Historical Society Building (of • FREE UCO PREGNANCY TESTING OPERATIVE EXAM earthquake hit. mittee recommended that “ No major program of reconstruction adobe), the nation’s only Spanish • CONFIDENTIAL A PERSONAL Much of Santa Barbara’s present FOR INFORMATION OR APPOINTM ENT! Colonial parking garage, the CARE beauty is a result of the should be undertaken without first Santa Barton 966-1585 devastating earthquake that shook being considered by a group County Courthouse, and the • MEDI-CAL A STUDENT HEALTH consisting of (a) architects, (b) a Arlington Theater. Vntan 659-0040 INSURANCE ACCEPTED the area on June 29, 1925. It shattered the towers of the old City Planning Commission and (c) California Pregnancy Counseling Service, Inc. mission, destroyed part of the a group representing businessmen Architecture became more open 14 W. Micheltorena St. • Santa Barbara California Hotel, and damaged the and property owners. after WW II. By the 1960’s a few 3160 E. Telegraph Rd. • Ventura high school and County Jail. Hoffman was appointed citizens became concerned about The disaster paved the way for chairman of the Architectural uncontrolled growth and formed a Bernhard Hoffman, one of the Advisory Committee. It was citizen’s planning organization in city’s earliest city planners. backed by a 42 member citizen’s 1961. The community agreed upon Hoffman wanted to reconstruct group called the Advisory Board. a poUcy of limited or no growth to Santa Barbara using architecture According to the News-Press, an control the environment. appropriate to its Historical editorial of the time pointed out In their book, “ Santa Barbara SCUBA DIVING background. He and his workers that Santa Barbara was “ not at­ Architecture” , Herb Andree and Equipment Sales, Rentals believed city planning and zoning, tempting to ‘impose’ any type of Noel Young tell how “ the board of a good building code, adequate architecture upon local property supervisors and City Council Air fills. Repairs, Lessons inspection, and competent, owners” , but that Spanish Colonial engaged a professional planner to imaginative architects formed the fitted so well into the artistic draw master plans for the city and basis for sound community growth surroundings of Santa Barbara county.” In the early 1970’s a Closest to the Campus and development. and was so in keeping with the report was commissioned to study It was Hoffman who in 1921 landscape and historic traditions the effect of growth on the en­ No parking problems organized an architectural ad­ that its adoption in the business vironment. This was done to visory committee which helped district would make Santa Bar­ adhere to a new state law requiring Lowest prices anywhere develop the City Hall design an De bara a distinctive city. environmental impact reports for la Guerra Plaza. An architectural board of review new buddings. FULL airfilis for 500 Hoffman became chairman of was appointed to inspect the ex­ One of the results of the study the Santa Barbara Plans Com­ terior design of proposed buildings was the water moratorium which •The best in custom suits* mittee and began an educational and assign building permits if stopped construction in Goleta and campaign to heighten public found acceptable. The board Montecito, and slowed con­ BOB'S DIVING LOCKER awareness and appreciation of the precessed over 200 designs for struction in the city. Water city’s appearance. He also em­ buildings and made citizens aware availability remains a con­ "The Easy to Find Dive Shop " phasized good building practices of the advantages of a uniform troversial issue to this day. 500 Botello Rd., Goleta and the value of restoring (for both architectural style. An architectural review board If you give up looking for it. call967-4456 commercial and residential use) A community drafting room was and a board of architectural Closed Sun. Er Mon. the adobes of the Spanish and set up in the high school drafting review make sure new building Mexican periods. New public and room to test the quality and designs are compatible with the strength of building materials. It surrounding area in color, design also designed changes in plans and landscaping. UCSB Professor On Child Development

Child development theorists are of the Graduate School of PRESENTS dissatisfied people. They are not Education at UCSB, heads the f if e a n ? content with existing explanations program in international of how a child grows up, so they education there, and teaches ROCK 'N ROLL engage in the search for more theories of development and adequate ones. So begins R. methods of research in children. Murray Thomas in a new text he describes as “ having the same aim •Kitty Joyce LIVE ih the world of theories that a three week guided European tour has in COVER POLICY the world of travel.” Mon - New Wave - $2°° In Comparing Theories of Child Development Professor Thomas of Two Bands UCSB compares theories that have Tues - Rock'n'Roll their origins in western culture. MONDAY Wed - Popular - $1.50 TUES - WED Thurs - Rock'n'Roll - $200 These theories range from early views, such as the Puritans’ NEWWAVE Fri & Sat - Popular - $200 NORMAN ALLENI “ sinful and obstinate” child, TWO BANDS THURS-FRI-SAT Rousseau’s “ moral and curious” child to popular “ commonsense” 9 P M THEROX views and the contemporary perspectives of the sociobiQlogists, 7300 HOLLISTER • GOLETA • 968-9559 psychoanalysts, linguists, behaviorists and others. GALS 18 - GUYS 21 - ID'S REQ. Thomas is the author of more than 20 books, He is a former dean f.t v, f;u oí'M l vi

ERIC BID N A DAILY NEXUS SPORTS EDITOR MONDAY. OCTOBER8. 1979 ( S I P O C T S PAGE9 Pepperdine, Number Two Didn't Try Harder This Time ‘Wpmien Spikers Upset Second Ranked Pepperdine Waves; Coach Sees Win As Turning Point

By DAVE LOVETON mistakes and seemed to be sensing Gauchos travelled to San Luis After flirting with possible up­ upset throughout the match. Obispo for an SCAA match. UCSB sets over San Diego State and Santa Barbara utilized a good didn’t play well the first game and Pacific earlier this year, the UCSB middle attack and some helpful lost 12-15. Then they came back to women spikers finally put it all contributions from the bench to sweep the next three 15-11,15-8 and togethr last Friday night and the down the Waves. It was truly a 15-9. Currently, the women are 2-0 result was a convincing win over team effort, highlighted again by in league play and 11-6 overall. Pepperdine, the nation’s second the setting of Melissa Fisher and Schiff played her middle blocker ranked team. ‘the awesome spikes of Ann Han­ position very effectively against The game scores were 12-15,15-5, sen. the Mustangs while Patty Franklin 15-12,15-13, but after the first game Was this a turning point in the and Kim Bachelder served con­ it was all UCSB. The initial game season? “ Yes. We’ve been so close sistently the entire match. was intense and well played. The so many times. Now that we’ve Pepperdine was the highest Gauchos dominated the second won a big game, I think we‘ll know ranked team that Gregory has contest and it became obvious that not to let up when we get ahead,” ever beaten. And the way the the victor of the third game would Gregory said. Gauchos are playing, it might not probably win the match. Last Thursday night, the be the last upset of this year. In previous matches, this is the point where UCSB would stumble and ultimately lose that pivotal N third game. DR. LARRY BICKFORD, O.D. But this time it was different. Optometrist Inspired by a highly partisan crowd, the Gauchos came from EYE HEALTH & VISION CARE

behind (7-11) to outscore the COMPLETE EXAMINATIONS FULL SPECTRUM LENSES & CONTACTS Waves 8-1 and grab some GLAUCOMA TESTING FULL SPECTRUM LIGHTING EYEGLASSES & FRAMES PRESCRIPTION SPORT EYE GUARDS momentum. S O F T * HARD CONTACTS VISION TRAINING EXERCISES The last game seemed almost a SLIDING FEE SCALE • MED1-CAL ACCEPTED formality as Santa Barbara An Alternative to Student Health Service jumped out to a 4-0 lead and never in Isla Vista looked back in a 15-3 decision. The women’s volleyball team trounced a highly ranked After numerous Pepperdine spike 900 Embarcadero del Mar I.V. 968-0159 Pepperdine team Friday night at Rob. Gym. The upset attempts went long, it was senior is seen as a great victory for coach Kathy Gregory. Marina Schiff whose block landed in bounds, sealing the Gauchos biggest win to date. “ We finally did it,” exclaimed a jubilant Kathy Gregory. “We LEGAL HASSLES? Polo Team Proves learned something at Pacific and • Automobile Accidents • Insurance Claims San Jose,” the Gaucho mentor said. • Worker's Compensation • Criminal Defense How Good They Are What they learned was how to Free Consultation beat an excellent volleyball team. By ERIC BIDNA Two star players were also Pepperdine, who came into the The mark of a great team is not ejected. Mike Yates and Greg Law Office of match unbeaten, passed poorly only the ability to win the big ones, Boyer, the number two and three and didn’t play up to their ability. John Henry Hunter, Esq. but also maintain an impressive leading scorers on the team this But part of that was due to the fact 3.West Carrillo, Suite 11,965-4501 record against even the “ smaller year (John Dobrott is first), were that UCSB was making very few Near the Transit Center ones.” forced to leave in the fourth UCSB’s water polo team, under quarter. V’v-v, f . the direction of Pete Snyder, may Besides that handicap, Snyder Snyder felt very nervous when then be called a great team. wasn’t too thrilled about his team’s Pepperdine scored first in over­ This weekend, they faced a offensive punch. time. But, Steve Mitchell came Pepperdine team they should have “ We weren’t fast breaking through by scoring two goals and JOHN EDWARDS beat handily, but instead barely well,” Snyder said. “ It was a real Dave Hendrickson scored one, to squeaked out a win. source of concern for me during pull out the victory. In two overtime periods, the practices, but I felt confident Before that, though, the quarters HAIR DESIGN water polo team fought their way during our last practice sessions were as tight as could be, The first through to defeat the Waves 12-10. that we would be fast breaking. quarter was tied 3-3 and halftime Personalized Cuts Still, they can be regarded as a But fast breaks only accounted found the score 4-4. The Gauchos great team. Win columns don’t for three of twelve goals in Malibu. went ahead 7-5 in the third, with Perms & mark games as “ almost beaten” Their percentage is usually much Dobrott’s fourth period goals Conditioning or even list overtime games. higher than .250. (Please turn to p. 11, col. 1) UCSB’s column has 11 wins and The game was much closer than one defeat. it should have been. The ambush took place in the “ The last quarter was especially bad for us. We realy let down,” Malibu pool on Friday. The lUtuK .\n0 CABth united with science unexpectedly close game was a Snyder said. surprise to coach Snyder. In that period, Dobrott scored 6551 Trigo Rd. “ It was real close all the way one goal with two minutes through. We let them score some remaining to tie the score. Then, Suite 1 goals they never should have. It’s according to Snyder, “ we took a Ubowe Yellowstone Clothing) 968-8952 mainly because of some poor shot we should not have taken” and defense and we let down,” the the regulation period ended. is coach said. In overtime, the first period saw Now, it’s not ordinary custom for no score, while the second period offering at least the third ranked team in was full of goals. our These 8 People Are Winners the country like UCSB to “ choke” against what Snyder considers a $50 perm s with the Pepperdine club that is “ in the for STUDENT ALUMNI middle of our league.” But there were other factors ASSOCIATION besides shoddy defense. “ We were $25.00 complacent. We did not expect Nike Running Shoes...... Stacey M. Kamibayashi Pepperdine to be as tough as they along Dinner for 2 at the Chart House...... Sharon J. Lebach were,” Snyder said. with $10 Gift Certificate at Jaspar's...... John S. Lapham So, an underrated Pepperdine $10 Gift Certificate at Jaspar’s ...... 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Come to the office and join us! errors, the goalie, Craig Wilson, 963-6764 ALUMNI ASSOCIATION • 1431 South HaU was ejected by fouling one of the - field players. 800 243*4767 r i PAGE 10 DA/L ]/ NEXUS MONDAY, OCTOBER8, 1979 UCSB Races Past Six Team Field SB Takes All But Two Top Spots By MEG JOHNSON Soon it was 10:50 and Lionvale It was 10:30 at the Lagoon and called his team to the huddle, “ Get sunny near the starting end of the a good start, good position. Never course, but foggy where the cross­ be content with your position. country trail led near the beach. Work on the man in front of you, if “ Optimal racing conditions,” the there is a man in front of you. Stay announcer Mike LeBold com­ mentally awake.” mented. After two false starts because of The top time for the six-mile faulty ammunition in the starting lagoon course was set by Steve gun, honorary starter and track Alvarez of U.C. Riverside with a coach at UCSB for 25 years before time of 30:12 last year. He was retiring, Dr. Nick Carter yelled the here again this year, among his traditional “ On your marks, set, team’s excellent line-up. The g o !” record would almost surely fall in At the one mile mark, Malcolm this race. Maxwell set a blazing tme of 4:35. Also here was the only one of the It looked promising that we would world-class runners to show, Gary see record times. Tuttle. It is assumed the other two As the runners passed in front of who were expected ran in other the audience just before the two races. mile split, there was applause for the fast pacing runners. As was expected, Gary Tuttle was now in NEW LOCATION the lead with a very fast time of 9:37. Joe Ebiner of UCSB held the second position with Steve Alvarez of UCR pounding behind him. UCSB looked good as a team at this point as the next several positions Across the finish line for the Gauchos in this weekend’s cross country tournament were held by them. were (from left to right) Ernie Reith coming in third, Chris Hughes in fourth, and At three miles, Tuttle was still Joe Eibner fifth across the line. Student discount leading wth 14:14. He continued to ... and fast professional stretch his lead throughout the rest positions. place and Joe Ebiner in fifth place, Westmont collected 141. service at Open Air of the race. At the finish, Tuttle indeed broke both running for UCSB. Bicycles new Isla Vista When Tuttle passed the four mile the record, by an amazing 56 Lionvale praised Reith highly, store: 6540' Pardall ... across from Odyssey mark with a time of 19:05, LeBold, seconds, with a time of 29:16.6 UCSB won the meet with an “ When he came here, he was an Records. Also, best the announcer said, “ I would breaking the old mark of 30:12. excellent team score of 21. UCR average, unheralded high school g ROLLER SKATES in the o County sold and rented venture that there’s going to be a UCR’s Steve Alvarez, who took was next with 58 and following runner. Most men would’ve thrown till midnight! course record broken today. It’s second and Ernie Reith of UCSB them, Cal State Los Angeles scored in the towel. But Ernie has grown who took third also beat the old 69 points. Santa Barbara Athletic tough as the program has grown. Open Air Bicycles just a matter of by how much.” Now Steve Alvarez had taken over record. Reith, with his time of Association received 99 and He ran an excellent race.” ROLLER SKATE RENTALS the second spot but UCSB looked 30:10.8, broke a school record as strong, running in the next several well as did Chris Hughes in fourth New Goals Seen in EXPERIENCE Westmont Loss By BITS WEISSENBORN the hunger for victory and the THE WORLD AS YOUR CAMPUS What constitutes a winning glory of accomplishment comes team? Good coaching, and ad­ from within. ministrative support are factors, The support throughout the but usually the quality of players group is incredible. Each player is and their ability to work together actually participating in the game as a unit makes the difference. whether he is on the bench The Gaucho soccer team shouting encouragement or on the basically has all of these traits but field putting in an all out effort to something is definitely missing. both defensive and offensive play. They lost to their cross town It is quite evident that the guys rivals, Westmont, 3—1 on Satur­ are psyched just being able to day. This defeat left the hooters participate in a sport that they all with an even 4—4 record. No one love. expected another 16—3 season, the The Varsity squad can learn team is young and inexperienced. something from the enthusiasm of But the quality of play as a unit is the prelim squad. A coach cannot far less than what is expected of a force a team to get along and pull team facing their third league for each other; that has to come game. naturally through mutual desire to Sure, coach John Purcell said win and enjoy the game at the the passes are not connecting, the same time. It is unfortunate that team is having trouble recovering when a sport reaches the inter­ back to defense, and capitalizing collegiate level the basic principle on open opportunities. of the game is lost. But the real reason goes beyond True, the varsity is plagued with any superficial explanations of injuries that would keep the team’s strategy and defense trouble. morale down, but the lack of en­ Purcell said the team lacks thusiasm and- comraderie is togetherness, and teamwork is evident as soon as the team takes crucial to top soccer play. With the the field. Each game seems to be Westmont loss, a talented varsity more of a chore than an team is having some trouble. Why? achievement. Maybe the Gauchos could learn a The talent Within the Gaucho Slide Presentation lesson from a cohesive soccer squad is well-kriown, but withput 7 P.M. Tuesday team on campus. the team unity and respect tor A group has joined together and each other winning games is just October 9,1979 formed a preliminary team under that much farther away. Physics 1015 the direction of playercoach Lou The varsity will host USC tonight Dennis. in the stadium at 8 p.m .. The group meets regularly and The preliminary team does not they play other college know when they will play next. A p p ly now. preliminary teams before the Currently they are competing in a varsity games. Central Coast Section amatuer Sail from Los Angeles, February 3,1980, and from Seattle, It is not a J.V.team; only 4 of the league in Santa Barbara. members actually tried (Hit for After Saturday’s game September 3,1980, to the Orient, Southeast Asia, India, Egypt varsity. And it is not a club team; sophomore Keith Kelson summed ( S u e z Canal) and the Mediterranean. although they are petitioning to up the healthy preliminary team become a club. attitude perfectly, “ Now that was Earn a full semester of credit. Sponsored by the University of Colorado at They are just a group of devoted a great source of Saturday mor­ Boulder. Participation open to qualified students from all accredited colleges and uni­ soccer buffs who thrive on the low- ning exercise.” versities. Semester at Sea admits students without regard to color, race or creed. key competition. More than 60 university courses - with in-port and voyage related emphasis. Faculty Their record currently stands at are from leading universities. Visiting area experts. 2—0. They defeated UCLA 3—1. Signups Saturday the prelims defeated For free color brochure, call or write: Semester at Sea, UMC 336B, University of Colo­ Westmont 2—1 in a fast-paced, well Sign-ups for the intramural 2x2 rado, Boulder 80309. Telephone toll free (8 00) 884-0198 (except Colorado and played game on the part of Santa basketball tournament this California),(714)581-6770(Califom ia),(303) 492-5352 (Colorado) .The S. S. Universe Barbara. weekend will be going on today is fully air-conditioned, 18,000 tons, registered in Liberia and built in America. What makes this casual team so through Friday in the I.M. trailer tough? As an unrecognized team, next to Rob Gym. MONDA Y, OCTOBER8. 1979, DAILY NEXUS PAG E 11 Polo Team ( Continued from p.9) ending regulation with the teams tied at 9-all. Although the crowd Vas noisy, Snyder didn’t seem to mind. “ I ’m glad we were in a situation with that type of crowd-our players have to learn to play in that type of hostile environment.” In routing action, the Gauchos obliterated Fresno State by a lopsided 22-3 margin. In fact, lobsided isn’t really enough hyperbole for their score-it’s closer to total and complete an­ nihilation. Boyer, Guy Baker, Tom Can- dalaria and Brooks Bennett all scored three goals in that game, eh rout. After a near defeat to a Pep- perdine club, a trouncing of some Bulldogs, and a hard fought season so far, the Gauchos coach had plenty of reason to say, “ We just had a lot of fun in the Alumni Tom Candalaria attempts a shot on goal against a not- favor of UCSB) was more like a track meet than a game.” so-stubbornFresno State team. The final score, 22-3 ( in water polo game.

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CRAVE CENTER 687-5595. Roommate Wanted Room needed by insensitive, ob­ 685-4858. noxious senior from Orange County, Inside is a professional photographer Roommate wanted: politically aware, ______R ides______Interests: Racism, Surfing, Pseudo- who expects to take photos of the non-smoking, cat-loving, sensitive ______B icycles______Musician. Contact B.Brock 968-3598. WHOLE SENIOR CLASS- Help! I need a ride to San Diego on person to share studio space in Valerio FREEHCome in now for yours. Front W. grn. Schwinn 24" $80. Call eve Friday, Oct. 12-Hopefully P.B. area- Canyon (westside SB) $112.50 (incl. ______W a n te d ______of UCen, 8:30 to 4:30 (except 1-2 Leave by 1 pm- 968-1329 Mary. utilities). Call 965-6871 Rich, between after 5 at 968-8079.______lunch break). 7:30-9 p.m.______Brand new Nishiki onp 640 MM racing I NEED A BIKE! Please help this tired TEARS ON YOUR PILLOW?Years The N e xu s would like to help out Share in Ibdroom apt close to campus frame. Includes Tange headset. $190. soul, cal Lisa Renee at 968-7572. during the current energy crisis. If you from now your UCSB yearbook will fill $130+ut mo. Ask for Yousuf 685- Bill- days 964-7724 Ext. 436. ______Paying $10 men’s, $5 women's for live out of Santa Barbara and must you with nostalgia. Copies are only 4726 5 p.m.*7 p.m.______Schwinn Supersport men's 23" frame class rings, any condition. Will $15 if ordered NOW. Avalable ih drive to work or school and would like 1 F roommate to share 2 bdrm apt good. cond. $100 offer 968-9447. arrange pick-up. Phone toll-free 1-800- Storke Bldg., Rrfi 1053, 1041, to form a carpool, we will run your ad priced at 360. Can be reached early 835-2246 anytime. Photomobile or UCen Cashiers. FREE for 2 days. mornings and evenings between 7 and ______in s u ra n c e ______QUIT SMOKING before its too late. Help Wanted 9 p.m. 968-0955.______Special insurance plans for students. 5 session Aversion Therapy program Non-smoking female to share large Call Jeff for info 968-4627. guaranteed. CRAVE CENTER 687- Wanted: Male and female gymnastics room on 6632 D.P. No.B $104 INSURANCE! Auto-Motorcycle 5595.______... instr. to coach at team level, co-ed. month-Futilities own bath. Phone ...25% discount possible on auto if Santa Barbara Gymnastics Club. 682- 685-1381 in evenings.______G.P.A. is 3.0 or better. Poor driving ♦ Personals______1276 - 9:30 to 10:30 pm. ______Contract available for W in/ Spr. qtrs at record or assign risk OK! Farmers Dr. J: I lost my lover and I lost my best Weekend help needed for families Tropicana Garden Cal Noel at 968- Insurance. 682-2832. ______■ friend. Can you provide a prescription with developmentally disabled 7583 rm216.______to ease the pain?. Ricardo______children. Upjon Respite Program. Call Motorcycles your campus Mon-Fri 9-5 964-9997.______Weenie: U make me laugh and I love ______For S a le ______Honda 360 '76 New chain, new back HASHERS: Kappa Kapa Gamma your body. 3 more days -I can't wait! Speakers: ESS amts's 12" wfr., Heil tire, top cond. 12,800 mi. Call 968- radio station, Sorority, Sun.-Fri. eves. 5 -6:30 work 6-9 am C lassical XOX ______twtr. $180 pr. obo Call LLoyd at 968- 8672.1016 Camino Corto. $760. 2-3 nites a week. Call 685-4556 or 9-12 N JazzfSoul -A- C heryl W illia m s Use a pun and go to jail.______5844. ______come by 6525 Picasso. Musical Instruments 12 N N oon N ew s Rosie can be happy, 8' camper w / bed, icebox, cabinets, 12:154 pm Mind & Body (P A Show) Work-Study for receptionist at St. Rosie can be blue, But wherever you etc., big but not cabover. Worth $400, Martin Guitar like new! 000-18 with 1-3 pm R ock* Debbie Eads Marks 3 to 9 p.m. $3/hr 968-1078. ChicanoJSalsa * Javier Muniz are Rosie, must sell $225 684-5211. hard shell case $550 pr offer. Call 3-5 pm Evening Report I'll always love you too. YOUTH GYMNASTICS INSTR. Cindy 685-2677. 5 pm TIRES: Firestone steel-belted radials, 5 :3 66pm Sane * Mark Weinsoff Mopsy wanted at SB YMCA. Part-time M-TH not faulty 500 series. A steal at 4 for 6 6 pm Classical * Lindsey Reed P.S. I love you too, Shmoo!______2-6 p.m. Call Marlene Jensen, Phys $100. Steve 968-6874. Services Offered 8 6 :4 5 African Report * Neil Sinclair Dir at 687-7727.______, Candy 8 :4 5 9:15 Equinox * Paul Montessano Scuba Tank, Pak & REgulator $100 Reading Out Loud Experience, good 9:1512M Jazz* Scott Clayton Thanks for a beautiful week. Wrk-study teachers' aide IV Children's must sell. Used once Cal Paul 968- references. Around $3.00/4.00 hr. 12M-2am Jazz * Mike Johnson I love You Center $3.75/hr. Cal 968-0488. 4485. Daniel Maizlish, 687-4559. 2 6 am Rock * Deva Sedlak & John Fender PA G E 12 DAILY NEXUS. MONDAY, OCTOBER 8. 1979 Graduate Schools.... (Continued from p .l) “ We usually follow the recom­ Menzies, “ because many times mendation of the department. Our one of the major factors in our function here is to act more as an decision (to admit the student) is advocate for the student and try to the person making, and the bring to light mitigating cir­ strength of, the recommendation.” cumstances that might explain a Here at UCSB, as in many low GPA or GRE score. universities, the department in “For example, we recently which the student wishes to pursue admitted a student with a 2.7 GPA their education recommends whose GRE score was over 700. whether or not they should be This showed that he has the ability admitted but the final decision and desire to learn. In this light, we comes from the office of graduate try to look more for what argues admissions. According to Menzies, for a student than what argues against him.” Even at one school, admission Free GYN standards can vary greatly. At San Diego State, which offers ad­ (Continued from p.l) vanced degrees in 64 departments, Kadri and' Sara Nelson, which their geology department requires reflected the position of the A.S. a minimum GPA of 3.50 in the students last 90 undergraduate Status of Women Committee. This tree is a reminder toall campus bikers that care should be taken while riding; Support of these efforts was units attempted as well as a score evident at the SHAC meeting of at least 650 on the GRE. At the trees aren't traffic controllers. where the room was filled with same school, the student seeking A.S. representatives, lobbyists and admission in the field of social concerned students. SHAC work needs a minimum GPA of Speaker Covers S.B. School members were impressed with the 2.75 and must, according to SDSU’s attendance. Said Ryder, “ It cer­ catalogue, “ possess personal tainly reflects the sincere attributes judged suitable for th Segregation During Workshop dedication of these students, and profession.” the importance of the issue.” “ Don’t apply at just the big that in Santa Barbara, witn sucn a name or prestigous universities A community workshop on are classified as being in danger of large hispanic population, a because that’s where everyone is desgregation in Santa Barbara becoming segregated. plausible solution would perhaps applying,” said Karp, “ and you’re secondary schools was held Speaking to the audience of Health teachers, administrators and be to provide the option to students likely to be disappointed. Many Friday, October 5 in the Santa of either a bilingual/bicultural or a (Continued from p.3) times the less well known schools Barbara school district offices at concerned members of the com­ munity, including parents and monocultural education. The last The second half of this last can give you just as good an 720 Santa Barbara St. The workshop was held in response to students, was Dr. Jane Mercer of hour of the workshop was opened lecture will provide some education because their teaching concern that according to state UC Riverside, a national expert on for questions and responses from background to genetics. The man methods can afford to be more legislation on desegregation, two school segregation. Beginning the the audience. giving the lecture is a registered progressive than those of the Santa Barbara junior high schools workshop with a historical look at District wide committees for­ nurse in the Obstetrics Depart­ prestigious schools.” American public education, Dr. med to examine the issue of ment at Cottage Hospital. “ He will Mercer stated that American desegregation will meet January talk about genetic screening and public education was origianally 1,1980 to submit recommendations why it is a good idea,” von Kaenel monocultura!, stressing anglo to the Board of Education on this said. She added that many birth ¥ K M \ - conformity, assimilating different topic. defects could be prevented by cultures into the English speaking genetic screening before making TODAY anglo-american society. the final decision to conceive. GCF: Mtgs. for Christans for on-campus and F.T. residents. On- Recently, however, the value of Though the series wll be offered campus meets UCen 2272, F T in Beach rm. 7:00 pm preserving other culture groups Students - Faculty • Staff each quarter, some of the topics CAB: Important meeting for anyone interested in working with has been recognized and it is may change. “ There is always new Senior Citizens, 4 p.m. CAB office, 3rd FI. UCen. becomming necessary to insure Library informaton and we will try to stay Alpha Phi Omega: Come by table in front of Ucen to meet Larry that public education can serve in current.” said von Kaenel. York, Alpha Phi Omega rep.from LA and find out about working BOOKSALE with kids, the handicapped, senior citizens, charities and campuus the best interests of both bicultural service involvement. Oct. 8—11,9am—4pm. and monocultural persons. WEDNESDAY Family Planning Awareness Project: “ Exploring Sexuality” , a free Dr. Mercer covered the different Five New England lecture series will present “ Facts and Myths about Rape” , problems and solutions to OCTOBER 10 discussing myths about rape, rape prevention, and services desegregation in the workshop, available to victims. 3—5pm, Student Health Service Conference providing the audience with 8:30-1:30 States Pledge Help Room. diagrams of the various possible LIBRARY, 8th FLOOR PSI CHI: Member meeting at noon in Psych Annex. If can’t make it outcomes of the different ap­ (ZNS) The New Hampshire proaches. Dr. Mercer suggested Governor’s office says that all five call Jeff: 968—4627. I.V. Community Council: Meeting to discuss current issues and the of the other New England states November election. 7pm, 966—C Emb. del Mar. 36 holes of immature golf with replicas of historic have agreed to send their state Santa Barbara area buildings • Video games • Mechanical & Environmental Engineering: Seminar at 4pm, Room Electronic games • Air hockey • Batting cages* police to the planned attempt to Skate park and Pro shop • Pinballs • Snack bar • Putter Gazebo overlooking lake occupy the Seabrook Nuclear kk32m Engr. Bldg. round. Plant site this coming weekend. Registration Packet Filing: All packets must be filed at Registrar’s Office, Room 1117B, Cheadle Hall. A $10.00 late fee will be assesssed According to press aide Dayton Duncan, New Hampshire has for packets filed this week. Counseling Center: Senior Major Meetings—French and Italian asked for state police assistance from the other states under a 1967 majors. 3:30pm, Phelps 2507. agreement known as the “ New Counseling Center: Senior Major Meetings—Film studies England State Police Ad­ majors.4:30 pm, Phelps 3508. KCSB—FM: Monday Evening Classical Cocert: Lindsey Reed, 19th ministrators’ Conference,” or “NESPAC.” Century chamber music. 6pm. SALE CONTINUES Under that agreement, any New Baptist Campus Ministry: Bible Studies-----"Rich Christian in an England state that has* an Angry World” . 6:30pm,San Miguel 8430. Campus Advance for Christ: Bible Study—7:30 pm, 777 E. Madrona T-shirts — OP • emergency in which police Walk—New Married Students’ Housing. assistance may be required can Sundek• Quiksilver Women’s Field Hockey Club: Mandatory mtg. for all members and call on (me or more of the other “ NESPAC” states to provede that those interested in playing on the team. 7pm, UCen 3137. Swim & Cord Shorts assistance. Duncan says that the states of Vermont, Maine, Connecticut, Cosmic Surf Massachusetts and Rhode Island 6551 TRIGO ROAD • 968-7735 have all agreed to send members PART TIME WORK of their state police to Seabrook For Established Business Publisher this weekend. Duncan claims the request for MAKE YOUR OWN HOURS additional police is “fairly betw een 6 am - 9 pm • 7 days a w eek routine,” and has been used in Com m ission 10% — average *6/hr. other Seabrook demonstrations. He admits, however, that this is the first time that all five of the APPLIED CONCEPTS INC. other New England states have XEROX. 23 W . M ISSION, S.B. • 963-6581 agreed to send in their state police. Established since 1967' W e’ve created an industry. PLEASE RECYCLE T H IS PAPER And that industry f SPECIAL FILM SALE Ì created great C 110 or 126 . . .20 exposures careers. C 135 - 24 $1 69 Check w ith your college placement office for details and schedules. 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