Biohazard Research Laboratory Set for Med School Facility by Joel C. Don of the combination of DNA from mittee, consisting of exper s in Associate EdItor two genetically dissimilar species recombinant DNA and infecdous Biological testing, a potentially with the possibility of creating new diseases, a special representative dangerous venture into new areas forms of life. Much of the con- from the mayor of San Diego and a of research, i!&now being prepared troversy centers around the un- lay community lawyer, will for development at UC San Diego. predictable hazards of releasing a monitor all potentially dangerous A containment facility for carcinogenic strain of E. Coli into biohazardous research. biohazardous research is set to the environment. " The facilities will be used by a occupy the fourth floor of the new NDI Guidelines number of investigators," Hen- Medical Teaching Facility, where Grobstein said that the new set of future experiments will be con- guidelines published by the ducted on such things as virus National Institute of Health (Nrn), studies, viral involvement in on recombinant DNA research will cancer and the controversial maintain a high precautionary recombinant DNA research. level in the containment facility. Clifford Grobstein, vice- He noted that "the facilities will be chancellor of university relations, in a state of semi-isolation." said that the construction of the "Additionally, they will also facilities is not to promote new provide safety features for the research, but rather to test and people working within the house existing research which may facility." pose a biological hazard. Grobstein stressed that the new Genetic research involves the facilities are not being built to cope transplantation of genes from a with demonstrable hazards or to complex organism into the DNA introduce research that isn't Quill. a 175·pound Irish wolfhound. displays a map shOWing the site of the genome of the extensively studied alr~ady going on .. The facility is nonprofit Animal Care and Education Center. The center. located In E. Coli bacterium. This new mamly a precautlOnary measure Rancho Santa Fe , needs uolunteers to work with the animals. technique suggests the possibility to cope with the possibilities of - future hazards. It will operate at Clifford Grobstein of P-3, .or derson said. "It's not being built Proposition 13:• Will _the Greyhound . Racing :~~~~l:~~~n~~~"It's unportant to emphasize solely for the genetics researcher. However, everyone will have to be certified to work on the fourth Initiative send California to the dogs? E:Ei:~;:·~l~~~J~n~ floor, from the professors to the lab besides, we're only talking about dishwashers. " the special restrictive area on the top floor. The level of hazard will Genetics Controversy tracks are concerned only in by Vera M.L Todorov controlling resulting crime. be reduced and in some ofthe labs, is protecting their monopoly on these Grobstein aware of the op CommunJty EdItor the degree of care will be in position to recombinant research, Noting that greyhound racing rackets. They believe that .failure creased." including most prominently differs from horse racing in that to pass the initiative would be at In the opinion of some, California Bio Hazards Committee Professor Robert L. Sinsheimer, local government is able to obtain the expense of "senior citizens, may be going to the dogs if State The fourth floor containment head of the biology division at the revenue from horse racing through handicapped children, high school Proposition 13, the Greyhound Dog facility will also operate according California Institute of Technology, admisions tax, Thomas said that, athletics, day care centers and Racing Initiative, is passed. to the advice of the newly formed and a leading opponent to im " though the Greyhound Initiative medical research. " Karns, Biohazards Committee. A central mediate investigation of recom does hold out one-half to one McFarland and Lee feel that The controversial proposal, if concern of the committee is binantDNA. percent of a handle from pro Proposition 13 " provides the op instituted, would establish the education, including making " He's a reputable scientist," fits ... the monetary returns to the portunity for the average citizen to California Greyhound Racing people aware of the possible Grobstein commented. " But I'm city would be miniscule, as be heard." Co mmission, a regulatory dangers which might in itself inclined to believe that he presents department in charge of exemplified in other states who have a similar law. Thomas also minimize the risk. the worst possible case. greyhound racing and betting, as Treatment of Animals Remember, people thought that well as the providing for the added, "the public benefit would be that of the promoters." Another point of conflict stem Dr.Lee Henderson, Biohazards the sky would ignite with the first licensing of owners, trainers, and - , ming (rom greyhound racing in Committee Chairman, noted that nuclear explosion." Sinsheimer the dogs themselves. Proponents of the initiative feel volves the treatment of the racing • the conunittee assist in making believes that recombinant DNA that powerful Las Vegas gambling dogs. The opponents say, labs less dangerous for the entire research will ignite like a nuclear Proponents of the propostion, interests and California hOl'lj~ campus. The 13 member com- Continued on Page 11 including Robert M. Karns, Continued on Page 10 Michael S. McFarland, president of the California Association of Animal Control Officers, and External . Affairs Coordinator James S. Lee, president of State Building and Construction Trades Council of California, believe that greyhound racing will benefit the Schneider Represents Coop,UCSDCommun- public by generating over $45 million annually through tax by Alec NedeimaD Student Cooperative Union's seeks input and information from rule organizations or groups by revenues. The money Is expected Statewide EdItor External Affairs Coordinator. This students who actively participate controlling funding and input to the to be generated to needy state year that person is Andy on committees and in government administration. He feels rather programs. The important job of Schneider. at U~D. He meets with the that it should collectively II'eI)refllellting U~D on the Student In an interview with the Triton student conunittee that would be represent student views and Presid4ents ColDlcil am other Times last week Schneider {lffected by the issue, and talks to cooperatively "work for Potential for Or,aniled CrIme statewide bodies belong to ·the discussed his beliefs about who he admUlistrative personnel who complisbment of goals j ~",,"Hf 'i,,~ 1 However, the proposition hu represents; the relative roles could give him worthwhile Input through its processes." drawn criticism from Wilson Riles, of "I was asked, for example, at the "Too often UCSD is superintendent of Public student government, the Coop and the University, and what he SBPC how the San Diego campus primarily as a sci.ence-r.~arc·h l Instruction for California, Peter sees as this year's most important Issues. stood on reg. fees. I immediately institution," Schneider said. Pitchess, sheriff of Los Angeles I County, and Pete Wilson, San "I wear two hats. I represent abstained from a position until feels UCSD's goals instead Diego mayor and president of the Coop views and the U~D com contacted the reg. fee committee be to develop a ~ upportive munity." This, then is Schneider's and the students in the I then munity in which students, League fA. California Cities. Larry Coop. view of his constituency; both the Thomas, Mayor Wilson's preas went ~ck to the SBPC and and administratior' equally Coop secretary, explained that the 0p students, who are the and the presented them with what I had in intellectual uwuiry and POnents to the proposition are nebulous and often contradictory learned." governing of the institution. "convinced from police reportI body of opinion called UCSO. Schneider said his role at UCSD Important Is u that there Is a potential for According to Schneider, the Coop's is to make himself available to all Schneider believes that th organized crime" that would stem views are more clearly ar groups on campus, to provide most important isallu from greyhound betting. ticulated, and eaaier to determine, information and to " discuss External Attairs must ANI ....., .. I since he can bring any lulle up strategies on how to manipulate themselves to this year are Thomu added that the "cOlt d. before that body during ita weekly administrative bureaucracy on College. Unit Two and the police invel&ipUon" would 10 up. meetlnp. . behalf of the students." provement of the quality of He also no&ed that the propoIlUon Three Levels The Coop's role, according to dergraduate education. prohibita local gcmr'lllDlm from When he haa to represent the Scmelder, is to operate as Ute Securing building funds tathlint lP'eyhound racin, faeWU.. general campus attitude on an central student govenunent on Third's Unit Two is SChnei,[jer"sl us COItq the tapay... ad lillie, Schneider uplained that he campus. By this, he specified that most important task. He said di~ional rnonieI to be uttu.s for ... on three lewla. He he did not mean the Coop_shou _ l_d____ D_ U_DU_ed_ OD_ P_8,::1:..-1%__ .-J October t, 1171 ..... triton times triton times Page 3 Words to LIve With Letter NATIONALL Y KNOWN What are You Doing Here? t times .A Zen View of Ameri.can Politics SPEED READING COURSE by Barry AHo .. ooce in the put, Pruent and candidate-lt was Just that he made To blow the collective mind of from. Why are ~ple here? Why pressions and experienl'es have nslgned editorials represen a majority opinion of the Triton Times Edltorla Mter seeing evera Uke the future. A~fI9ln1 tbia Is e.nect his Zen tendencies so obviOIll that UCSD: amlbere? you undergone to get to this point? TO BE TAUGHT HERE ard, ~hlch Is composed of Executive editor Devld ElMn, Managing edlto Ford-Carter presidential debate "satori," a flub ~ llIumlnatloo in even the national news medla Here's what I think of this 'Ibere you sit at a desk, or lie on a rk Stadler, News editol Alan Russell, StatewllH editor Alec Nedelman, last Thursday you realize Just how the all-eurroundlng darknela. . couldn't ignore tbem. "purpose in life" bit: Once you're bed, or stand in a line, wondering. The question (of why am I here) He waited to declare his can IN SAN DIEGO .. ommunity editor Vera T(ldorov and Opinion editor Ran Anbar. AU slgne Zen our poliLlcal SYlltem Is. A crucial aspect ~ Zen-aad ~ born, you lllually accept what The more you have done and seen, is still there. So are many answers erial and artwork ,represent the author's opinion and do not nec;essaril The pbiloeopby ~ Zen Is all American politics today-ia the didacy untillt was too late for him you're told by your parents, the stranger it aU seems. - most of them to a different SAN DIEGO AREA - (Spec.) Our average graduate should to enter JJlCIt of tile primaries. He question. enect the views of the Triton Times. around us these dayll, and that it "koan." A Itoan Is a riddle or teachers, friends and 80 forth, You might know yourself, you United Stales Reading Lab will read 7-10 times faster upon should DOW be dominating the paradox given to the Zen student campaigned and won by while jll8t doing whatever seems might not, but that doesn't help Let me hit the nail on the head - offer a 4 week course in speed completion of the courses with political arena is only natural And to contemplate. It Is an extreme significant marglnlin states where fun and taking what comes along. explain who set up this massive you really don't know what the heU reading to a limited number of marked Improvement in actually, it isn't as foreign to our exercise in concentration, be had no candidates for con However, after a number of mess called the world, or why, or if you're doing on this planet, do you? qualified people in the San comprehension and con American way cl doing thlnp as providing a focal point for the veltton delegates nmning. years which may expose you to something better can be, or if you Behind all these little facades and Diego area. centration. Editorials we ~ think. US Preside... and mind, shutting out all other He was supported by both the many views about life, you begin to can help out. "headtrips" - beneath the level thoughts. Tom Hayden activists fDd the you talk to people on - the weather, lesser political figures have been question just where all these ideas, This recently developed For those who would like "What Is the sound ~ one band BaltImore Democratic IDIICbine, or calculus, or equally empty Zen Masters cl sort from l;be rules, buildings, etcetera, came Think back. How many im- method of instruction is the additional information, a series a yln/yang combination if tllere words - you know something's .,.....--- --_.------_. ------..., most innovative and effective of free, one hour orientation ever was one. He spoke ~ "a new missing. Accreditation program available in the United lectures have been scheduled. ~t" and the need to uk States. questions for which there are no You just don't feel as though this These free meetings will be answers. old life has enough to show held at the following times and uam now ball &be tea year aecredltatlOD lIle administration wanted 10 sometimes,.and once you're aware Not only does this famous locations; ..dly last year. The declsloD by the Waten AlsociatiOll of ScbooIs and He advocated a sort rl Passive " Activism (or Active Passivism, if of this, in no way can you pretend it course reduce your time in the Colleges to give UCSD the Diuimam acered1tatloa followed a 10Dl period isn't so. Now matter how much classroom to Just one class per of Intensive prepare.... by die admlnIs_U.. for the evalDation. you prefer) which combined personal pleasure deprivatiOll (his . partying, sports, sex or other week for 4 short weeks, but it Tlae obvious daqer DOW Is dlat lIlere will be a letdown; that wtlllout the giving up the 9ovemor's Mansion "fun" you immerse yourself in, the also includes an advanced pouibWty 01 aD ImpeadiDa acereditatlOD vllit, the UJtIvenity wtl1 become uneasiness comes back to haunt speed reading course on lax In maiDtabdag and lIIIproviq lIle quality of educaUoa bere. and limousines) with severe, yet Location: Town &: Country somehow compelling pronounce you. Maybe you don't feel it right cassette tape so that you can Cha.ceIIor McElroy and VIce-chaDcellor of ·Academic Affaln Paul Hotel, Executive Rm, East end ments (popularizing the Ideas rl now, but you will. continue to improve for the rest of property. Saltman assares UI that this wtl1 not be lIle cue.' McElroy points to tbe of your life. Program Review Committee, saying It will keep tbe adm.lDlstraUon on Its limited material pleasure among So what does the superior person Thur. Sept 30 - at 6:30 pm &: toes. J ' ' J~ the voters.) do when faced with these thoughts? again at 8:30 pm. . In Its report, the vlsltlDg accreditation team seemed to substaDtiate \ J I , The Brown candidacy utilized Commit suicide? Please don't - If you are a student who Fri. Oct. 1-at 6:30 pm&:again McElroy's view statlDc that PRC Is a very eUecUve committee. the principles of Zen throughout, there is an answer, though you would like to make A's instead at8:30pm. However, the team's report added that student representation 011 PRC "Is gained mucb support, but in the won't learn it for a while yet. There of B's or C's, or if you are a Sat Oct. 2 -atlO:30am&:again limfted aad largely Ineffectual." end achieved little that was con is an awful lot to this subject of life, business person who wanls to at 1:30pm. Herela Ues tbe problem. Maybe PRC will keep the adm.lDlstration from crete or lastlng-'whicb was, in so don't turn me (or yourself) off stay abreast rl today's ever Mon. Oct 4 - at6:3O pm &:again beeomiJlllax. Maybe. Bat widaold effeeUve student iDput, student con itself, very Zen. until you learn more, whether changing, accelerating world, at8:30pm. cerns canaot be effectlvelrlltlldled by the committee. But by no means does Jerry through me, others, or yourself, then this course is an absolute Tue. Oct. 5 -at6:30 pm &:again , We reeollUlleDd tbat measures be iDstitDted to facWtate IDcreesed Brown have a monopoly OIl Zen OK.? necessity. at8:30pm. student particl.. tion 011 the PRC, aiDee the committee ~s student )Iolitics. The abilltl to transcentl Feel free to see me or to attend Wed. Oct. 6 - at 6:30 pm &: the commonplace, to search after programs. Only throGgb meallures neb as tbJs caa students have a viable concentration point as the "one derstanding that what they the Free Triton staff meetings. In a few months, some again at 8: 30 pm. the satori state through meditative iDflaeDce on aUalrs affecting dleir academic Uve •. hand clapping" riddle. represent goes beyond earthly P.S. If you feel this is gibberish, students are reading 20-30 times exercises and the koan, to accept The viewer puzzles over it, issues philosophies. just ignore it. It's intended for a faster, .attaining speeds that the Oneness rl Everything has or becomes hopelessly confused, yet President Ford's summation more specialized audience. approach 6000 words per played a major role in both ~ minute. HURRrI LAST WEEKI Ford and Carter campaigns. knows the question is vilal, and so remarks for the debate ("The PHIL SIMONE ...------______..... continues to meditate until: aU The d(!bate last week made this president shouid never promise rational ability to perceive is left founding of the Republic to the clapping?" "What is the size rl the clear. more than he can deliver. And a real you?" and "Bring me a stick behind. present day. . It was a demonstration rl how a president should always deliver with only one end!" are typical He then discovers the true what he's promised.") were The Zen method rl meditation candidate asks to be-and can ooly koans. They cannot be answered natures of Carter and Ford, UJr 00 transcends the rational and the be-understood on the Zen level. Continued Page « with logic. They demand that the conscious (as does, by the way, the Governor Carter and President student disregard all verbal leadership quality ' we call Ford discussed at some length NOWFARN associations all questions, all " charisma.") It is a means of their relative interpretations of revealing the Inner thruths of the solutions. They are beyond values Parking and beliefs. 'They demand ac economic indicators, inflation universe that discards the petty, rates, unemployment statistics, ceptance of the all-encompassing mundane systems of everyday tax systems, government con now. thought that most of us are bur solidation and the like. Students are Reminded denedwith. The American press first picked The average debate viewer had A Zen thought exercise makes no up on the Zenlpolitics connection no idea what they were talking sense. Instead, it enables one to this year during Governor Brown's about, and couldn't have unless perceive in a way beyond mere campaign for the Democratic they had done intensive research "S" Parking Permit. are Valid ia YELLOW I STRIPED inteUect. It sets aside the ego and Presidential nomination. Of beforehand. Carter and Ford, Parking Space. Only. (See Campus Map) PER seeks What Is, that which exists at course, Brown was not the first Zen instead of giving economic reports to a well-informed audience, were ANNmI- Letters to the Editor presenting koans to an audience of • Citation. are Illued megal Parking. Familiarize Youl'lelf Zen Politics students, little snat With the Parking Regulations. ON ches of thought that would lead the REGUlAR CaIPIRG: Serving the Public viewer to a flash of beyond-rational understanding. U.S.E. Parking 452-4223 or x4223 Are you tired of writing term prices. These surveys have had a "What is the effect of 4~% SAl'INGS papers lind then wondering what marked effect on food prices In San Your Unive rsity and unemployment on a 5% economic State Employees C red,t you wrote - them (or? Do you Diego and have caused some growth rat~ and an $85 billion Union int nds to p ay wonder what you are here for and supermarket chains to sharply surplus in 1981?" is as effe<1ive a y ou a full 6 % per a n · what you'll do when you graduate? lower their prices. , num· on regula. r say· Continued on :Page 3 ings for the q uart r Would you like to have closer beginning Octo b e r contact with the San Diego com Ground Beef Survey- As a result firstl Credit for P E -munity? California Public Interest of CaiPIRG's ground beef survey Telephone CPB Presents Research Group (CalPIRG) could which checked the fat content in PEclasses: be the answer for you, ground beef at area grocery Books to be We are increasing the div growth and the continua U you signed up for Intermediate jazz danCing, yoa will get In As a responsible outlet for the stores, the State Attorney idend because we want you tion of extremely high reo termediate jazz dancing plus one unit. energy of young adults, studenls at General's office filed suite against Ansel Adams to transfer your savings to turns on your savings . .. U you signed up for intermediate volleyball, you will get lDtermediate colleges and universities Vons Grocery Company. Accor Recycled your credit union. The HIGHER THAN YOUR volleyball, but receive DO credit. throughout the state formed ding to the charges, Vons sold rapid growth of U .S.E. CURRENT BANK OR SAV· Why? CalPIRG organizations dedicated ground beef with a fat content Beginning on Monday, Sep Personal Perspectives tember 'l:l and running through Credit Union allows the INGS AND LOAN PASS· According to a spokesperson for the PE department, a c.1ass that bas Its to serving the public interest. The higher than 'the 30 percent allowed dividend to be increased. program written in CODjunction wltb anotber department Is eligible for concept of a Public Interest by law and mislabeled several Friday, October 8, Cal-PIRG, a BOOK ACCOUNT. So, help Research Group was fanned and samples. _ registered campus organization, When you transfer your yourself to the BIG 6% and unit credit. A PE class '>bat has au "advanced" program Is also eUgible. savings to the credit union, We don't follow thatrptloaale. Thas far, we baven't noticed that an outlined by Ralph Nader in his . NunlDiilome Study- As a result is sponsoring a massive recycling Mr . Adams will sPeak on help your University and drive for old telephone direc an you help insure this rapid " advlbced" AMES 105 ~Ives more mU, than Math lAo book Action For A Change. cl CalPIRG's extensive study on "Personal Perspectives"; State Employees Credit The PE SpokesperlOll iald the department bas not asked the Academic As a ' resuit of the plan he nursing homes, citizens were made tories. autobiographical approach to his Union grow. Senate for unit credi1 In all ttl clallel becallle "we don't want the described, PIRG's have evolved all aware of the quality of the care Special dumpster Hdeposit own work and the relationship of centers" will be placed at his life as a photographer to his ·C.I.. IJf... . I •• ~ot'U .. ,. U .. ,' u,,_. 'rom Md.n ", 1"- '-lift•• ,.., Ie I M .~ 01 lit...... _fMI _ _ '" , ,.. II... U .. I C... .. UfO_ students to lose the faD aad enjoyment that they DOW derive from the non over the country, and the energy given for the elderly and a Friends. • .,.,..., , .... JIoI.c' ,c:. ef , .... . , fit ... ..,.~ ..... ~ TN ....~.., 11 ... _,"," .... KU. t ' thW,CI'ef'oCt\ M ...... 1'. bI..- t"...... credit classes." and idealism' of students working of l'{urslng Homes group was strategic camplll sites and staff peers and colleogues during the We believe the PE df' rtment shoUld ba~e uUO! Cp'DStltetlt QOUcy on this in conjWlction with professional founded as part of the effort to members are urged to contribute post fl/tlillears. issue. Either aU PE cla,ses should be worth acaiSemlc credits or none staffs have since instigated state improve nursing home conditions. outdated home telephone books to 6NCUA should be credited. Thill'" tbe ooly way to be fair to all students. and local legislations, have piJr the drive. [][]~[§ -.---- pointed consumer fraud and in- As of now, CalPIRG is expanding Cal-PIRG's goal, city-wide, is I formed members of their com- its base rl Interest to include eJr to save 30,000 trees. The special The Triton Times Is pu," hed by UCSD students as an olflelel student newspapar. mWlities of their rights as citizens vironmental projects. CalPIRG dumpsters will be located at University & State Employees Credit Union PublicatIon is on Monda,. Wedne$davs and Frldavs during Ihe regular school year Revelle (east side of Blake Hall), (exeepl on official hollda IS), Editorial and business offices are located in Ihe Studenl in a people's democracy. conducted Its first environmental Center at Ihe Un ivefS lly 01 California. San Diego. For editorial . call 452· 31166; for businesS" San Diego's CaiPIRG, which is project this summer. 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See your department representatives Australian Institute of Marine Sciences, "Contribution of zooplankton to the Great Barrier 4 pm - FUms. Chris Welsby, filrilaker from England, will screen tJ.is experimental films. about our many undergraduate courses and majors. Refrestunents will be served. Student forinfo. Reef." Mandeville Room 103. Center North Conference Room. 12 noon-4:30 pm - Birth Control Clinic. Appointments, counseling, info. Student Health 3 pm - Philosophy Dept. Colloquium. Dr. AI Martinich, University of Texas at Austin, 4 pm - Seminar. Dr. DOnald F. Steiner, " Characterization and In Vitro Translation ofthe 9 am - Motivational Works bop. For students who feel very lethargic and unmotivated Center. "The Referential Use of Definite Descriptions". Revelle Infonnal Lounge. Messenger RNA for Insulin." Small Seminar Room, Salk Institute. academically. The aim of the workshop wlll be to help the student become more enthused 12:30 P!'l-. Sumner Noo~ Series,. Sumner Aud ., SID. Dr. M.N.A . Peterson will give the 3 pm - Topics in Respiration, room B248 BSB , Med. School. Dr. David H. Allen, Univ. 4: 30 pm -GYllUl8stics Club. South Balcony. Contact Ron Kennings x3128. and more succe98ful in his or her academic pursuits. Revelle Counselor's Office. major SCientific and techrucal achievements of the International Phase of Ocean Drilling of Sydney, "Physiological and Immunological Aspects of Hypersensitivity Pneumonitis." 5 pm - CoucHtlouing Club. Wrestling room. Contact Renee x4038. 12 noon - 4:30 - Birth Control Clinic: ~ppointments , counseling Information. Student for the past year. Free. . 4 pm - Organic Chemistry Seminar, room 2622 USB , Revelle. Dr. Michael Garst, "Syn '5-9 pm - Birth Control Cllaic. Counseling, info. and rap orientation. All welcome. Student Health Center. 2 pm - Meeting of the Disabled Students Union in the D.S.O. office. Disabled and able thesis of Furans. " Health Center. 12 noon - AMES 215, Seminar No. 5, Film Series. "Introduction to Feedback" and bodied students invited. 4 pm - Political Science Colloquium. "Israeli Politics in Transition", Dr. Yosef GoeU, 6 pm - Snow Ski Club. Rec Gym Conl. Room. Contact Renee x4038. "Introduction to the Cathode-Ray Oscilloscope", 7104 Urey Hall. 2-4 pm - Men's Consciousness Raising Group. A group will explore what it means to be Hebrew University. Revelle Fonnal Lounge. 6:30 pm - Aikido Club. Wrestling Room. Contact Bob Button at 436-2342. 12:30-2:30 pm - Sex ClInic. For students seeking infonnation or counseling about human male; how men relate to other men and women. Also, impact of women's lib on men . 412 MC 7 pm - Campus Crusade for Christ Meeting. Topic: "F reedom Through Christ." Windsor 7:30 pm - Slide Presentation. "Visiting Ancestral Villages" by Lorraine Wong - Recent sexual functioning. Meets every Wed. Revelle CoWlSelor's Office. x3755. . Commons. visitor to People's Republic of China. Mission Hill 1st congregational at Jackdaw and Fort 1: 40 pm - "Focus ou UCSD," Radio Station KSOO, 11 : 30 am. Dr. H. William Menard talks 2: 30 pm - Plasma PhYSics Seminar. "Electrostatic Trapping of Relativistic Electron 7-10 pm - "An Evening With ArtSeidenbaum." Humanities Library Auditorium. $5. G.A., Stockton. Free. '. about our attitudes toward the oceans. "Our Continuing Frontier." Beams in a Magnetic Mirror", Dr. Phelps. APM 2B13. $2.50 Students with 1.0. A UC Extension Class. The "Los Angeles Times" columnist will 8 pm - Israeli Dance Club. Rec Gym Conf. Room. Contact Keith Kitano at 453-1456. 4 pm - Physics Department Colloquium. " Low Cost Solar Power From Satellites (With 3: 30 pm - Meeting. Fourth College Student Government. Final revision of new con address ' 'The Changing California Landscape". To enroll call 452-3400. 9:15 - Monday Night Film Club. Film " Seven Brides for Seven Brothers". Free at the Ferro Electric Heat Engines)", Dr. J . E. Drununond, Maxwell Laboratories, USB 2622. stitution prior to approval by Fourth College Student Body. 302 MC (Fourth College 7 and 9:30 pm - " Zardoz" , USB 2722, $1.25. Muir 5 & Dime. 4 pm - Table Tennis Club. Rec Conf. Room. Contact Ross Bott x2541. Provost's office): 7:30 pm - "What is Higher Consciousness," Discussion and meditations open to all. 4:30 pm - UCSD Women's Caucus, International Center, Matthews. Dr. June Tapp, new 4 pm - Seminar. Dr. Richard Olson, Dept. of Biochemistry UC Riverside: "GBA Presented by Alpha Omega Alliance. Revelle 3050A seminar room. provost of Revelle College will give an informal talk on the status of women. Free. Receptor Binding Sires in Rat Brain and Crayfish muscle." Sm~ll Seminar Room, Salk .7:30 pm - Folk Art of the Philip~lnes. Exhibit and sale sponsored by Gallery 8. Opening 5 pm - Swimming, first team meeting for men. 2152 H&ss. Institute. mght: Samahan Dance Company In perfonnance. Included in show will be a wide assort 5 pm - Jazz Dance Club. North Balcony. Contact Kathy Nickols 271-5204. 4 pm - Astropbysics-Space Physics Seminar. "Redshifts and the Expansion of the· ment of old and new baskets, tribal jewelry, brassware, and wood carvings. Oct. 9-10 from tuesday lOam -4 pm, Interna tional Center. 6 pm - Satch meeting. Elections for Club officers will be held. Revelle Formal LoWlge. Universe, or How I spent my summer vacation", Dr. Smith USB 2622. 6 pm - Ballroom Dance Club. Rec. Coof. Room. Contact Renee x4038 . 4 pm - High Energy Physics Seminar. "Observation of v + e Scattering" Dr. Reines HL 8:30 pm - Tokyo String Quartet. Mandeville Aud itori um. Students $1.50, GA $5.00. 7 pm - Scuba Club. Rec. Conf. Room. Contact Danny Marquez x4032. 1148. ' , Noon - UCSD Staff Association Meeting, Main Aud., Univ. Hospital. Chancellor William 8: 30 pm - American Civil Uberties Union Organizational meeting will be deciding plans 4:30pm-Yoga Club. Adapt. Room. Contact Mike Real x4410. D. McElroy will speak on "The State of the University." All Univ. staff invited. Free. (or the year. Come and get involved in Student Issues. Student Center Norih Conference 5 pm - Belly Dance Clnb. Rec. Conf. Room. Contact Linda Holmes 452-1236 . 2:30 pm - SoUd State Physics Seminar. "Fountain Pressure in The Superfluid", Mr. Room. 5-7 pm - Reception at Mandeville Art Gallery: Alexis Smith. Oct. 7 - Oct. 31 Alexis Smith Steven Shields. APM2313. Exhibition, Sun. - Fri. 12-5 pm. satmday 3-5 pm - Vocational counseling sessions every Tuesday and Thursday. For students 6 pm - Meeting of the TrIton Wargaming SOCiety. Tioga 302. concerned about their occupational or vocational futures. Also for students concerned or 6 pm - Dance Ensemble Club. Rec. Conf. Room. Contact Margaret Marshall x4032. confused about their major. Call x3755 or x3490 for appointment. Revelle Counselor's Office. 7 pm - Soaring Club. H&SS 2250. Contact Janet Mcilwain 454-4857. 3 pm - Salk Institute Seminar. Dr. Wolfram Ostertag, Max-Planck Institute for ex 7 pm - Fencing Club. West Balcony. Contact John Helmook x3777. ! am - Field trip to Jacumba sponsored by Pisolitic Uranites, (new UCSD Geology field perimental Medicine, Gottingen : "Sequence and Reversibility of Events During trip club). Call Dave or Dan at 452-8635 for info. Location to meet at announced at meeting 7 pm - Amnesty International Meeting. HLll60. on Tuesday. Erythropoiesis in Friend Cells". Hammer Center Library. 7 pm - 10 pm - Big Welcome Meeting, Asian-American Student Alliance (AASA ). 4 pm - Chemical Physical Seminar, room 2622 USB, Revelle. Prof. John Olmsted nI, Introduction, announcements and refrestunents. Student Center North Conference Room. 9 am - 5 pm - ':The ~eDt~1 Picture: Professional Cartooning." Introductory course with American Univ., Washington, D.C. , "What is Going In Beirut? The photo-physics of -9 ,10 7: 30 pm - Bible Study on Book of Matthew, led by Pastor John Huber University Com- freelance cartoomst ErIC Teitelbaum. A UC Extension class. Call x3400 for info. Diphenylanthracene. " munity Church in the parsonage. ' 10 am - 4 pm - Folk Art of the Philippines. Exhibit and sale at the International Center. 6 4 pm - Information session for Muir Program Board and Five & Dime advisory group. 1:21 pm- "Focus ou UCSD." See 1:40pm Wed., Oct. for details. Muir Apt. Lounge. 5:30 pm -:. Catholic Mass. University Community Church. . 4 pm - Tennis. First team meeting. Rec Gym Conf. Room. 7 pm-Movie. "400 Blows and Jules and Jim". USB 2722. $1 .00. 4 pm - Karate Club. North Balcony. Contact Jaques Perrauet x252O. 5 pm - Bicycle Club. Rec Gym Conf. Room. Contact Larry Rairden x4279. 5 pm - Surfing Club. Rec. Gym Conl. Room. Contact Mike Shand x2523. 5-9 pm - Birth Control Clinic. Counseling info, appointments, rap orientation, all ' welcome. Student Health Center. sllnday 6 pm - Going Places Club. Rec Gym Conf. Room. Contact Renee x4038. 6 pm - Outing Club. Rec Gym Conf. Room. Contact Renee x4038. 7 pm - Meeting of Pisolitic Uranites (new geology field trip club) to discuss field trip on Saturday, Oct. 9 to Jacumba area. Student Center Lounge Conf. Room. For info call Dave or 10 am-4 pm - Folk Art of the Philippines. Exhibit and sale at the International Center. Dan at 452-8635. Dr. Littleman 10 am - Lutheran Wor:ship Services. University Community Church. 7: 30 pm - Babal Fireside - All interested seekers of truth are invited to attend the first 6 pm - Student Program: "Loneliness and Belonging". Michael Real will speak on "The fireside of the year at the Student Center Gameroom Conference Room . Call Danny or Tim American Dream." student Center North Conference Room. at 222-5202 for more info. 7 pm - Duplicate Bridge Games, open to everyone. Revelle North Dining Hall. 7: 30 pm - Cal-Pirg organizational.meeting. Student Center North C9nference Room . 8 pm-midnight. - EDNA and the Dead-Air Club present the KSDT Benefit Concert 8 pm - Folk Dance Club. Rec Gym Conf. Room. Contact Jeff Johnson at 279-2407. We've been bumped! The . Dear Doc: What are the proper channels to go through for isllDing a featuring one hour each of a jazz quartet and a local rock band, highlighted by 90 minu~ Executive Board of the Triton complaint about a professor or TA? plus of Ragtime and Country Boogie by Bob Long and his Billion Dollar Band. Mandeville Times has wisely decided we're Auditorium. One buck donation. WHAT'S HAPPENING and we can Two, 7,39, and on Public television 15. If this doesn't help we recom be found on the WHAT'S ON? page mend talking to the individual. The next stop, if this doesn't work is to every Monday, meaning that Photo: Bill Brooks follow this chain of command; TA to .professor to department c~ir to questions must be sulmitted by provost to Vice For indlv,dual or couples counseiong about personal, 23.4s. ... AYI. come through. SOCI al , vocatIOnal , sexual or .. OWT.... academic dlff,cuilles ca ll PABST BREWING COMPANY 4 5~J~5~ _ _ ._ 299·5.50 Milwaukee Wis. Peona Heights, III , Newark . N J . Los Angeles. Caltf .. Psbst, Georgia. Pl ...... (lIP AND SAVE .... u triton tilDe8 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• CoIM join ...... JdreonII..,. : NEWS BRIEFS Quality PaPerback : . Book Sale. FATE OF (Ok-CRUISER Those desiring imntunization of a stipend intended as a partial co.ver will be requested to sign an in grant-in-aid. %off price The Coast Cruiser, the student fonned consent form. This will be Candidates must be: US ciUzens 50 run commuter bus service the only available ; on-campus at the time of application, OUlitanding ~ .... 1MIck I...... operating beh,een UCSD and administration ofthe vaccine. recipients of a bachelor's degree or ~'.IMdIng ...... northern coastal communities, its equivalent by the beginning enters its seventh season fi service date of the grant, have language with the intention of becoming STATE SCHOLARSHIPS ability conunensurate with the obsolete as soon as possible. AVAILABLE TO UCSD demands of the proposed study The Cruiser will operate. only STUDENTS projects, and be in good health. Wltil the scheduled linkup of the Application forms and further San Diego Transit Corp. and the Undergraduate college information for students currently North County Transit District students who will require financial enrolled at UCSD may be obtained occurs, expected sometime bet assistance to continue college in from the campus Fulbright ween now and January 1977. Until 1977-78 are invited to file for a Program Adviser, Jean Fort, who then, the line will rWl along the California State Scholarship (Cal is located in OGSR, 108 Matthews Coast Highway from the campus to Grant A). Approximately 14,900 Campus. The deadline for filing New State Scholarships will be Leucadia and -back seven times applicatioQS is October 8, 1976. Thl. I. a sa.. Booklov.... can't anord to ml ... aauy. All fares are 25 cents and the awarded in April 1977 for use in first ride to new customers is free. 1977-78. 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Support • Rick' Dairy Freeze • Student Center, the Bookstore, the Groups are involved with t , S Burger Kitchen : Off-campus Housing Office and the Applications are available in the ~ Financial Aids Offices of the four organizing and coordinating . various libraries. ~ 5504 La Jolla Blvd. : UCSD colleges. All applicants committees pertinent to the cen must complete the Scholastic tral functions of the student body. Aptitude Test (SAT) no later than Coordinators of the Support : Siudani Ilahl : MEET NEW REVELLE Groups, including such important PROVOST December 4, 1976 in order to be t Every Wednesday after 3 PM t considered. Scores from departments as Appointments and previously completed SAT Evaluations and Student Activity Come and meet June L. Tapp, Fees, will become members of the : 20'% On Wllh Ilud8.1 ID .t new Revelle college provost and examinations will be accepted. Applications and Financial Aid Coop Steering Committee, along professor of Psychology, at the with the liason officers sent to .. • * • .. first fall meeting of the UCSD forms must be mailed before December 4, 1976. represent the various student • • Women's Caucus. The Women's organizations. t Thursda, light IDlClaia : Caucus, a women's staff and Additionally, nominations for ..- Every Thursday after -3 PM • faculty organization, will meet COMPETITION FOR OVERSEAS officers to fill the two open Wednesday, October 6, 4:30 to 5:30 GRANTS TO CLOSE SOON positions in the Chairpersons Pool i Oct. 7th ...... Tacos 4/99° : pm in the International Center. will be closed this evening. The Bring a friend. The 1977-78 competition for Chairpersons Pool is involved with .. Oct. 14th...... Burritos 4/9~0 • grants for graduate study abroad .. . .. such nnatters as Cijop procedure ~ Oct. 21st ...... Banana Splits 2/99° • offered under the auspices of the and planning of the agenda...... SWINE FLU VACCINATIONS Mutual Educational Exchange .. Oct. 28th ...... BBQ Beef Sandwich • Program (Fulbright-Hays) and by Virginity._ According to information foreign governments, universities t Phone in . _ 2/'1.19 t received from the San Diego and private donors will close That figure decreased 26 percent Department of Public Health, a shortly. Only a few more weeks this year. .. Orders Accepted . 45~ 1877 : medical team will be available to remain during which qualified The statistical frequency of male f •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• administer swine flu vaccine to graduate students may apply for virgins increased from 18 percent anyone desiring it from 1 to 4 one of the 550 awards which are in 1970 to 26 percent in 1976. pm in the main gym on Nov. 3, available in 54 cOWltries. "This magical equality of per 1976. 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