Muir Race May TUSC Approves New Coop Plan Face Problems by Chris Rauber The Undergraduate Student Council at random ." All major budgetary Speaking of the Muir elections (TUSC) has voted to replace itself for decisions, however, will be decided by scheduled for June 5 and 6, MUir College the 1974-75 school year with a the whole Coop. Council member Scott Thayer said, " I'd cooperative form of student govern­ be thrilled If we had ten people running ment. The report emphasized, as did for each position," but his attitude was committee member, Marco li Mandri, apprehensive, and with good reason The Student Cooperative, proposed to the Triton Times, the importance of The election IS being held to fill five by a Coop Model-Building Committee student interest groups in the Coop openings on the Muir College Council and approved at TUSe's May 20 structure. However, states and report, (M and two on the Undergraduate meeting, will comprise all UCSD ec.) "If many interest groups were to form Student Council (T USC) It IS hoped students, with representation by all into a central organization (the Coop) that there will be at least one candidate student organizations and major there would be checks preventing any for each of the seven pOSitions If the campus committees. one interest group from becoming too past IS any indication, there may not be According to the committee's strong." As Thayer pointed out, MUir has not report, the Coop was proposed as a The committee's report also stated held an election for two years Only five replacement for the present TUSC the need from "building a strong people attended the last meeting of the elections, which were deemed rapport with surrounding com­ Muir Town Council And the pervasive ineffectual. According to the report, munities and the administration apathy of Muir students shows no Ign the weaknesses of campus elections Marco Li Mandri simultaneously. " of abating. are "transcript-filling, the play on Due to the almost total lack of student Budget One member of the committee told emotions, the selection of faces above partiCipation in student governm nt, All matters involving the allocation the Triton Times that members of issues, lack of voter education on vacancies on the M C.C , T U C , and of monies to student organizations, TUSC elected in the recent Revelle issues, and low voter turnout." various committees have had to be filled presently handled by TUSC, will be College election, and to be elected in by appointment. Thus, the new system allows a vote delegated to the Coop budget the upcoming Muir College election, Thayer noted that there is "a hortage on decisions to any student committee. The committee will be will become automatic voting of people to fill available positions," who had attended two of the three composed of one representative from members of the Coop, bypassing the despite the dedication of a "core group" sessions preceeding the meeting at each college, and three at-large regulation-requiring attendance of that is "deeply involved, trYing to change whl h th vote is to take place. representatives, "to be chosen entirely two meetings. things " " Personally, I feel I'm dOing something for the school as a whole, not for Scott Thayer ." Activists in student government realize that many students question the legitimacy of student organizations whose members are appointed rather 'than elected, asking "who are you to be times spending my money?" And others, Volume 22, Number 18 UCSD Friday, May 31 , 1:*74 Thayer admitted, wonder if student government is necessary at all. continued on page 7 . Poll Finds Students Boia Students View, Comment on UCSD Oppose Plus-Minus by Roberta Rehm the Dean of Student Affairs program began after a visit UCSD professors to viSit I JOined a group of and host to the Mexican from Nobel prize winner Dr. Mexico have been Dr by Paul Osterman III students and professors visitors, commented, Hannes Alfven, APIS Harold Urey and Dr. Robert from the Universidad "Students are the future professor, to Mexico. Other Holley. Seve nty-two percent (72%) of students responding to Autonoma de Baja hope of Mexico, par- the Registrar's poll on the controversial plus (+) minus last Thursday as ticularly in the ad- (-) grading issue " prefer the present A,B, C,D, F, P/NP, they celebrated a holiday vancement of their S/U grading system." from classes (Mexico's technology just as our Benamou to Leave; Student's Day) by visiti ng students at UCSD are the Results of the poll will be presented by the Com­ UCSD. new hope of the United mittee on Educational Policy Chairman, Dr. leonard States ." Refuses Lit. Chair Newmark to the Academic Senate Tuesday June 4, at 4 Chancellor McElroy sent o'clock in' USB 2722. The fate of the plus minus will be COMMENTARY greetings to the visitors decided bv those professors who attend the meeting. through h is special assistant Michel Benamou, for five " You must practice your Jack Douglas. "I like the years a professor of French Ron Bowker, Registrar, told the Triton Times, "I had a Spanish," they said to me, way he pronounces literature at U(SD, has feeli ng that the CEP open meeting (May 9) was but luckily they added, Spanish," I heard a student turned down the chair­ somewhat typical of student opinion , but these results "and we must practice our comment as Douglas read manship of the literature are more concrete and typicaL" Bowker cited that 2,256 English ." I let them do most the Chancellor's statement department to head the students responded from a total nf 6,922 students of the practicing. All in the guests' native tongue. Center for 20th Century studies at the University of (32.5%) whereas only one hundred ~tudents attended chem i try majors at the .While we were waiting Wisconsin . the CEP open meetings. Tijuana branch of the for the - hancelor's Autonoma, the students message, the students could One-thousand five-hundred and seventy eight (1,578) were here as part of a hardly bel ieve that I have Benamou, who termed students affirmed their preference for, and 259 students continuing exchange never met Dr. McElroy. his reasons for leaving dislike the present system. One-hundred and fifty (150) program between the " Really," exclaimed one UCSD " personal, mostly monetary," said the new students prefer .the proposed plus minus feature and "Asociacion Quimicada de visitor, "in our school we position would "give me 1 22 do not want to see the existence of the proposed Tijuana" (Chemistry know most of the people broader scope . But I love f~ature . Forty-two students expressed no opinion. Association) and UCSD. because we are so small my department (at UCSD)­ Michel Benamou " We're going to be sti II." Registrar's Assistant Anne McQuerter explained the it was a very difficult and impressed," one professor choice. That name was not discrepancy between the total responses and total votes "We are very young, just painful choice to leave, and told me before the tour available at press time. counted. "Many students indicated their preference for beginning," said Professor I'm still unhappy about the even started . Students In a written statement to the present system in addition to their dislike of the Castellanos, about the decision ." appeared most impressed . Autonoma's School of the Triton Times, professor proposed feature. However other students merely with UCSD's physical size expressed satisfaction with the present system and went Chemistry, which opened in Benamou, speaking about and appearance. He added, " Going to no further." February. " UCSD is a good the UCSD literature "It's very pretty, our school in Chemistry. We are Wisconsin has an element of risk but it is a chance to department, wrote, " Some "The cost was minimal and I guess I'm a good guy. school is much smaller," trying to be at your level." of the hopeful signs are the No, I'm not really sure," Ron Bowker responded to why commented student Teresa "We are trying to make grow.': He spent two and a half months at the new intere t taken by the he volunteered to run the student poll. "We wanted to 01 mos. He~ cI assmates our students capable to junior members of the be of service." Bowker went on to say, "if no one cared quickly agreed and no-<>ne work in industry and make university last year as a visiting Resident Professor. Department (grad tudent I'd be against it just because it would increase the work could see any big dif­ it possible for them to do Clnd nontenured and for this office. I'm inclined to be against it, but if it ferences other than ap­ research, " Castellanos "They are very warm and friendly there." professor), an Intere t passes, I can live with more work." pearance between UCSD explained . Most of the extending beyond their and the Autonoma. The students I talked to have immediate welfare to the Bowker said that his office currently receives 1000 students and teachers dress not yet decided what plus grade changes per quarter where GPA must be Andrew Wright, present planning of the depart­ about the same, they said. I they're going to do after chairman of the depart­ ment's future Perhaps a manually recalculated. The proposal if passed will must admit, however, that graduation but most undoubtedly increase the number he said. ment' said the UC D ac- new en e of community, among the women's seemed to favor industrial ministration made or Iy lacking thiS year, will tailored pant suits and the work. Surprisingly, as far as counter-offer to th from their men's dress shirts my own I could tell, there wasn't a Univer ity of Wi on in' . CAlPIRG Elections jeans and sandals looked pre-med student in t~e but Benamou had turned it pretty casual. whole group. down on other, personal IN THIS ISSUE The people are the After touring the campus ground . The Cal-Pirg ballots for '!ext year's Board .of same," said Professor in the morning, the students Directors have bee" mailed to all CaI-P,rg Octavio Castellanos. "Our and profe sors were to be Wright aid he ha members. . students are the same as guests of the Chemi ~ry Ballots call be dropped off0" camp~s ,,, marked yours. They all are young department in the af­ cho en another pro pectlve Tales of .)chill boxes ;" all libraries "tlihe M~'r a"d Revelle and interested in improving ternoon Graduate tud nt chairman for the depart­ Cr.lwli"lE e Cafeterias. Please retllrll yo~r ballots by the /a t themselves and their Milan Molina spoke to the ment, and he met WIth hen More I.M .'s Jay of c/4sses, JII"e 7th. country. These are common group about the dep rt­ VI e- han ellor Paul factors in all generations." ment. altman thl morning in Frank Saiz, Assistant to The " Inter amblo" (onnectlon Ith the nt>w I POLITICS: JAMES SOlO I Low Blows: Tales of Schitt , : ".:: :. Fal10ut , 1 RIection Countdown .IAnV (Monitor) Pllnlt' Mlnl\!!'r I"d,ril (,aturday\ !'~plo~lon Brookman ." There are six state offices besides the governor's race while he and Marta " I want to be a university Meanwhile, (ana\l PE CIFICATI N "'ew ~tadenl '-'eater P~A a bird whIstle PIA ...... ,.. • .c. Cou nl)' Supervi!lor - At 'orney ...... x

11 1'74 er.wHnat Eye Report Ntr.: Emily Grlffonheart : Letters to the Editor (i) The 'aplnI_ "II~ an dIIe "" do _ --" ..rIect the ~ of the Tm- Time.. Submhtecl.rtIc.... ncI Iett8rw to the Hltor ,No Place To Be Somebody m'" be typed, doulll8~, .l1li IINferMIv _ • IIxty che_ 11_ L_ lontIer 1118n _ wotde ....ubject 10 8dltlng. SP8c. W~o Are Those Guys? IImltlltl__ t the printI... of ....rtIc:Iee.1III ___ Seeing " No Plilce to be empathy for johnny's position in worker), alt: so stereotypical it Somebody" is a way to find out society. Gabe (David Meyers), and almost seems unjust until one has Why would the government kill its own agents : " Administration" a But by all means, vote for Were you the group )'o~ ~AN what black theatre is about as well Gordone's mouthpiece in the play, to admit they are too accurate. people <15k me, as if the extermination of Donald Pitiful noticeable protest by someone this election--how which "off the record" as a soul-searching way to spend performs the monologues which Gordone uses them differently "Cinque" OeFreeze and co. sends all conspirac'y talk threatening their .most else can you be heard? And avidly supported the the eveninR. which set the mood between from the main characters. They are swirling down the pipes like so much Draino-freed cherished area-the pocket- tell your friends to do the suppression and firing of WhaT yoU ",.~ scenes with skill. That he doesn't less developed, one-sided symbols. sludge. let me quickly point out in response that at least book. same I David Buchbinder, Triton Charles Gordone's Pulitzer prize­ quite come off as black is no This holds true for Mike Maffucci Editor: winning play, produced by the two major conspiracy researchers predictedin print the As I think every con­ I am placing myself as a How many votes do I Times editor? Did you talk criticism; he and Shanty are (Ron Shapiro) and Judge Bolton May 17 extermination. The April 19 Berkeley Barb write-in candidate for hope to receive? Perhaps with Communications UCSD Drama Dept., brings to cultural abortions and must be (Ray Roberts). That the Mafia is cerned American must do, I attention the abundance of black carried an article entitled " Is SlA's Cinque the First asked myself what I, as an County Treasurer. I am not ten. Perhaps one thousand. Board Chairman Michael praised for getting across that Italian and more powerful than Weiss on the editor's talent in the San Diego community. Black lee Harvey Oswald?" on its front cover. The Individual, could do to a registered candidate Or even ten thousand. being black and being white goes black hustlers or white Judges, and article was an interview with Mae Brussell , who fit the (other than as a write-in), I ONLY YOU, the voter, can succession prior to the Director Floyd Gaffney has given deeper than skin color. Shanty that Judges are usually white and improve what I considered black actors in the area an op­ SLA matter into a Hitlerian scenario of Reichstag-fire to be a deplorable state of am accepting no campaign make t his protest felt. completion of the Buch­ (Gerardo Lopez) is a young white often look. walk and talk like Judge style government stagings . About the SLA she said, contributions over ten VOTEI binder proceedings? If you portunity to perform with UCSD man who has grown up In johnny's Bolton-these are realities that political dishonesty and Third Annual"'!" students. and the result is a sl ick, "Whi Ie PatriCia Hearst, Donald DeFreeze and Thero misrepresentation of the dollars, and on Iy from Donald A. Maker did, this explicates your world. Although he complains Gordone merely records as a Wheeler are alive, there is no way to link the SLA to the private citizens, and am Write-in candidate for sheer austerity and professional production which is so about the way Johnny Ireats him. people. The UCSD Drama Club between illusion and diligent commentator on con­ Bay Area murders, because they were not involved in planning on spending no County Treasurer preciseness in manipulating true-to-life that one never 'escapes' he always comes back to lick up temporary society For the first few elections, will present their third reality, and with the ex­ any of them . If the political patsies are killed, the law more money than necessary events in " the student anywhere, but is constantly more I was eligible to vote in, my annual One Act Festival on .lernal forces that control Cordone has used the language enforcement agents will associate a huge secret 'army' for stamps, envelopes, and interest." brought back to face oneself. Melvin (James Avery), plumply futile form of protest was June 7 and 8. The Festival men's lives . "Masks" is a of hiS characters In writing their and 'cult' of blacks to all the murders... Nothing can be write-in registration fee. I Thanks We all know bastard sasHaying hopplty-hop across the simply to not vote. I was will present the following modern outgrowth of The set is the same for all three lines It is pOSSIble that some lines smeared more easily than a dead body" (p. 11). would like to make the city, journalists can't be sensitive stage, delivers his lines With a told this was a pitiful "cop­ one acts : "Circus" by john traditional greek theatrical acts : Johnny's Bar . The plot Will be missed by those members of Then on May 13, Atlanta's The Great Speckled Bird the politicians, and the when they "satarize," at­ finesse which goes beyond the out", and came to Editor : Steinbeck, " Masks" by form . "Masks" is directed revolves around Johnny, a young the audience not familiar With printed a cover story about the speculations of people aware that the tack your procedures, and usual wrist-flopping of actors recognize it as such. After I am responding to those Peryalis, "Apollo of Bellac" by jan Kriebs . black who has been waiting ten certain slang expressIons or With Glasshouse Tapes contributor Donald Freed. The story PEOPLE sti ll have a free and "muckrake ." That's not in playing gays The prostitutes are that, I wrote in the name of dedicated students who so by Giraudoux, and "The years for his idol, Sweets Crane, to the pronunci ation of some words was titled "SlA's Cinque Linked to Calif. Attorney effective voice. the student interest. Let's Into a Van Goghesque interesting in their differences Dee the person I felt best eagerly strive to protect the Informer" by Brecht. be released from prison . Sweets General" and contained the following: "Briefly, it is My qualifications are hope your poetic World of the former French ( ancy Amitin) has a pathetic Gaffney has Improved upon the qualified to fill an office­ interest of the student Tickets are available at the comes out broken, full of Freed's contention that Donald DeFreeze, 'General Field only two: I am at least as relationship recen tly Office of Great and Little facade of pride and classier-than­ SCfl pt by changing the ending even that of President-and body. To Those Students I Box Office and from Drama moralistic advice to Johnny, saying Marshall Cinque' of the Symbionese Liberation Army, intelligent as any other established with a Triton Inventors comes a timid girl these-other-bitches vOice which is slightly to achieve a production voted for them . want to say-Hey! You're Club members at the he's going straight. Johnny tries to had been in the employ of California Attorney General candidate for this office, Times "stud" will help to Agnes seeking a job. With vE'ry effective. Evie (Dorothy whose driving force and rapid pace alright! Thanks for building following prices : Students. organize hisownprogrambyusing a Evelle J. Younger as an agent since Younger was district This was more honest, and I am Honest. Is not put that in sensitive group help of a strange little man Saunders) comes out hard, brassy explode in a highly effective. yourself a pseudo 50 cen t s; General Ad­ white civil rights worker, daughter attorney in in 1967. In California the office more construct ive, but honesty as great a virtue as back on th e right path--the and the secret of "The and stereotYPical , but show tear­ Violent conclusion associated student mission, 75 cents. Per­ of a prominent judge. He has her of Attorney General is an elective one and this is an equally Ineffectual. One experience? "student interest." Apollo of Bellac", she wins Jerker tenderness for Dee In a scene government. Put togeth r formances will start steal some files from her father. The set is authentiC In every election year and for that reason, Freed feels Younger write-in vote can easily be If you consider th is a Thanks for the op­ the heart of the office filled where a drunken and desperate well, and rarely in need of promptly at 8:00 p.m. in the The results are violent, sobering, detail, from the old newspapers wants DeFreeze dead and silent." ignored by the corrupt joke, then vote for me as portunity to " join the with ugly men and in­ Dee tries to blacken her face With repair or change. your Thea tre at MC 203 . and realistic stacked beSide the Juke box to the r or an analogy to Cinque's plight. we need go back bureaucrats who hold, not uch. If you have been bureaucracy." Think of the furiates the women there. shoe polish. institution will never fall " CirCUS", taken from dartboard on the wall ThE' Jall only eleven years to consider the situation of Lee all , but many public of­ hunting for some power students will think " Apollo of Bellac" IS Johnny (Gary Morgan) is one Sweets Cran (Joe Thompson) Knowing that you will fight Stein beck' s " Burning bank IS good. the only CritICism Harvey Oswald . Oswald realized how he'd been duped ficers . It can also be meaningful form of protest they have when they spend directed by Gordon Lusk cold dude. The only emotion he looks like he just came from the its status to the death if Bright" is a treatment of that PatriCia ROberts nE'eds a and indeed uttered the succinct "I am a patsy" to laughed at by them as a against all of the corruption their lime and energy on shows is hiS deadly hatred for Bowery, only his been- yourselves, and don't concerns Itself with the an informer. "The Informer counteract official and media propaganda in the SLA threaten ing, but st ill voting for the person you feel best this new plus/ minus et creating In the audience an Sullivan), the white Civil rights after you see It Bring some tflf'nd~ deserve the positions held matter This is most immediately accomplished by­ "the ticket". So I have qualified to fill any office, proposal! Is vour va~ ue shifting boundaries is directed by Marc Sabin like phalli between your gradin~ compiling "patsy" profiles of the six SLA members who deCided to try and show the not just that of treasurer. legs. continued on page 7 have already been prevented from telling their own stories : 4. - Wolfe, a white, was a "tutor" in the 1. Donald DeFreeze - I have published a great deal Black Cultural Association at Vacaville. The BCA is of documented material already in The North Star and believed to have been the ideological birthplace of the triton times Great Western TT about De Freeze's function ing as a police agent. I SLA . Wolfe came west from Pennsylvan ia in 1971 . Editor in Chief Sports Editor refer the unconvinced to the May 11 issue of the San Before that time he is not known to have had an interest David L. Buchbinder Eric Rai sters Aart-Vark Scjenc Francisco Chronicle and a front-page story by Paul in black causes (Barb, p. 13). Managing Editor by Barbara Weintraub Salt Compauy Avery . The story charges that De Freeze operated as an 5. - Ms. Hall came to Berkeley from Michael Sesma john Snod~;ass agent from 1967, when he turned in a crime partner to Minneapolis in 1970 and took an apartment with "Moving on to bigger and better things" might be an tickets early. The number to call for ticket information The Great Western Salt guest artists from the Bill L.A . police, to at least 1969, when he was sent to Patricia Soltysik (lATimes, 5-20-74, p. 20) . City Editor Photography Editor apt title for this Friday's news Referring partly to the is 239-2255. Company, a student dance Heiden Dance Company of Vacaville Medical Facility. LA PO Chief Edward Davis 6. - Ms . Atwood and her husband John H. Taylor Malcolm Smith approach of summer and opening of the annual San Some of the more popular art forms will be explored ' group at the University oi Los Angeles. A quartet will denied all but the 1967 involvement, but, Avery writes, came to the Bay Area from Indiana in the summer of Secretary Diego Shakespeare Festival, the upcoming months bring this summer during the San Diego Comic Convention. California. San Diego, \!ViII perform " Duets" to the Copy Editor "The official statement seemed to conflict with in­ 1971 (l.A. Times, 5-18-74, p. 24). Friends Bill and Emily Corrine Cacas diverse theatrical fare to San Diego audiences. joining Running from July 31 to August 5 at the EI Cortez Hotel, perform Saturday, june 1, in Schubert-Deodato " Ave james G. Soto formation obtained by The Chronicle ..... (Eye emphasis) . Harris followed about six months later and took Angela Associate City Editors the repertory of short plays at the New HeritOige Theatre the "Com ic Con " appeals to all curious souls, and a program of original Marla" a"d solo artist For further confi rmation, the story cites The Glasshouse in when she left her husband (Ibid.) (This pattern of B,!sine·ss Manager Rick Drom is lohn Guare's "Cop-Out". Andy Goodman, one of especially to fans of comic art, animation, films, and improvisations, modern and Roberto Garcia will dance Tapes compilers Citizens Research and Investigation east-to-west migration in 1970-72 and then SlA in 1973- Rue Hinton Chris Rauber UCSD's own drama majors, (from Revelle, no less!) is science fiction (Star Trekkers, this means you!) A few of jazz dances " Sea Scape" to a sound Committee and Louis Tackwood himself, who said he 74 holds true also for Russell Little and Robyn Steiner, David Cassidy cast as a New York cop and a super-stud private eye. the many s~ccessful artists present will be Charles The group of ten dancers collage. Editorial Director knew DeFreeze when both worked for the Criminal who both came to Berkeley from Florida in fall, 1972 - Asst. Managing Editor Opening tonight at 8:30, this humorous play poignantly Schulz, Russell Myers (Broom-Hilda). Milton Caniff wi II present its second Philip Protter Conspiracy Section (Red squad) of the LAPD In­ Barb, p. 13.) Ed Simons. defines the polarizations between people that tend to (Steve Canyon), Gene Roddenberry (Star Trek), Ray annual spring program at 8 UCSD students Joan telligence Unit. alienate them within their personal relationships. For Bradbury, and Roy Thomas (Marvel Comics editor). There seems to me to be several levels of operatives Arts Editor Ass.. Business Manager p . m. in UCSD's Main Galley, laura Grabel and Private investigator Lake Headly is cited as obtaining tickets and further information, call 459-3435 . Attractions include: a 24-hour film room featuring in this SLA thing. Due to space limitations, a discussion Larry Deckel Cris Paltenghe Gymnasium between the Sibyl Cornish and dance yet further confirmation in an interview with LAPD of this must be postponed until next issue. I will say now seriels , comedies, animated cartoons, etc.; an extensive Revelle and Muir College supervisor Majorie Mc air San Diego's pride, the San Diego NOI.ional Sergeant R G. Farwell, who was DeFreeze' "handler" in though that I believe nearly all of the low-level Th8 TRITON TIMES I. oHlc1811y NCoonlud •• MUdent _"' Dealers' Room of comic and cartoon related items for campuses . The event is free choreographed the works to by the CommunlC8tlon BOIIrd of th8 Unlv ...ity of C8llfornl .. the c.C.S. The Chronicle tried independently to get operatives, the "patsies," have been eliminated and that "n Shakespeare Festival. will open Tuesday . An appropriate sale; a fantasy art show; and a Star Trek program and and open to the public. be presented by the student DI800, Building 2110, M.tthe_ C8mpu•• IA Jo .... C.. foml.l2OI7. setting for the festival, the Old Globe Theatre in Balboa exhibit. Tickets and further information are available by Farwell to talk on the matter, but by then he had been Patricia Hearst is in the custody of the higher-ups : e.g. PubllClltlon .. twIc. wHkly on T ••d-ve .nd Fri • .,.. omeN ... Also featured will be group. ordered silent by "superiors ." Emily and Bill Harris. Watch their movements closely. IClCllteci In Room 117, 81ft. H8II. R.".I. C8mpue. Fo, .

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H.II DEN SOQnv will hold two ed for mons ...... 111301 ,..laterad atudent ."..nlutlon ",Iot bOIl.. IooatIId In ell the unite of oradlt IUtlGen 1MJ the Met .... ClmI orgenlA~ meed..... cell BnI'•• t ___ 111311 Ibra"" .nd the Muir .nd Revelle tim que"" they ..tcw. end f. 1. TODAY .t .:00 In USB ...... Election endI June 7th or oredlt In lUbHquent quartan. 2. Wed. June I.t 7:30 P.M. In US. ItI7I Inquire .t the Ut 10 offIca. .. NOTICE. The Debe. Society •. Cell MIc .... Su"n for sunday Third Collega reaIcIent advieor HaSI or call.,... " you .ra meet .t • PM Tu.. June • further Info: 412-'_ 11/., poaltlon open to .11 ThIrd Col.... Int_ted In applying. (1m dlac of Ita actIvItIeI for ItudefIU with • 3.0 GPA. ,..... WRmNO CLINIC - If you have co",lng y_. The meet will ••• the .tud.nt .mploym.nt dHflcuIty getting your ... d_n held In the 2nd fI_ conf rm PRE·MED. WOMEN Mtt. Fri.y STRESS REDUCTION offlc. for • ref.".. IIIp. (11., on ...par or you limply _nt to the ltudent offIcea. And 11317 p.m .. to wortl on Int_l_ WORKStfOP: FREE LECTURE on Improve your wrItInt the who I. Int.r•• t.d In atret..... with women who hev. n.w I · w ••k •• p.rlm.ntal tid.... A Hat of aPFIng 1174 graduatM WritI ... Clinic cen _let you. The taracholeatlc fonenalc ectIvIty IIeen through It .1.... 1Iy. PIac.: protram SUN. JUNE 2. 117•• t 2:00 from Muir Col.... will-be poatecI C_t Apta. _ Redwood Apt. G H_ will YOU vote In the June 4th Writing Cllnlo Ie not • oIaea. bU1 • dramatic Interp Ie Invited to .nd 1:00 PM. Hotel la V."ncia 0UtIIde the Muir Col .... Provoat P..... celI4l2.1.. for Info. 11/311 primary aIectIon7 Com. to Cluat.­ free .rvloe. WrItIntI advice ia OffIce. (11., 1132 ProaHCt, la Jolla (11311 undergractuat. library to check offered on • _to-_ ...... on Muir au..,_ .....on graduation An.ntlon .11 phototr.ph.,.. the aIecUon Info on the cen­ courea papen. Job .pplloetl_. cendldataa: P..... contact M•. Fridey. M.y 31 Ie the d.. dllne to dldatea .nd propoe/tlona before propoHI••• chol.rly .rtlcl•• - W.mer In the Muir Provat 0ffIc. Onedu.tlng Ituden.. or atIIldalntel .nt.r plctur.. In the UCSD you ceet that ballot. (1141 whatever the need. If _ can not planning to retum SUNDAY PENTECOST to .rrange .n .ppolntm.nt for photoerephy conteet. S.. Edne In ....t you In .ny wev. P ..... for the f.1I 1174 quarter CelEBRATION Protaatant liturgy your final deerea check .nd to file .tudent center for detel... Ca.h com.ln to our _ location: Bldt. your cendldecy card. 11m ~ept 1.. 117.. .nd who prlz.. to win,..,.. (11311 with Eucherl.t .t 10:00 • . m .• Unlv. All INTERESTED WOMEN: 20. Rm. 211M (Muir C.mpU" or out.t.ndlnt N.tlon.1 0 luth.ran Church. N_ Bib... tully ASSERTION TRAINING cell our _ .lItenalon: 1... . (1m N.tIonal Def_. I'dlu ...'tI" ..... group batlna .t , • . m.. church SEMINAR. June .th .nd 7th. 1:30 Def.rment. H_lth offlc •. Rom.n Catholic M... at R... ntl· or other to 5. C.II Racc. or Allc •. X2711. for Studentl wlehlng to ...1 uaad saturday 1:30 ' .m . • nd 1:00 p.m . • t Unlv. .hould contact the mora info. (1141 boob or rlCord. In the f.1I may luth.,.n Church; 11:00 • . m . at SUBJECT A PROFICIENCY ColI.ctlon Offlc.. 204 Form.1 loung.. R.v.... ColI.g• . I.. v. them In the CO-OIl book r.g.rdlng .n •• It In The GrAt W.. t.rn S.1t Com.,.ny ••ch.ng. during the .umm.r EXAM : Anybody who .tlll hal (5 /311 D.f.rm.nt of p.ym.nt. a UCSD .tudant d.nc. trouP. will Do you .Iready hev. • b.. lc without penalty. StudefIU not " SUBJ A REQD" on hi. traneerlpt partl.1 cene.llatlon of loona b. p.rformlng orl,lnal Jm­ und... tandlng of Hebraw? Are wl.hlng to "'v. thalr boob may .hould t.k. the Subl.ct A b ••v.lI . to you. C.II Su.. n provl.. tlonl . modern. .nd J.zz you Int.r.. ted In r•• dlng end dl.c now pick them up. (1/301 proflcl.ncy .um glv.n .t the and dane.. by Joan G.lley. laura work. by .utho... uch •• P.r.tz of thl. qu.rt.r. The .um I.n .xt 211 • . for your .xlt Intllrvil.w Gr.b.l. Sibyl Cornl.h. .nd M.r­ monday .nd Agnon in H.brew? Would you -ev wrlnen In raapon.. to In appoint. (11/71 Jorl. McN.lr on the .venlng of Ilk. the opportunity to dllc lit .nd Polyn•• I.n Danc.: Th. H. Noel.nl .rtlcl. glvan out It the .xaml will Jun. lit at 8:00 p.m. in the UCSD phil in H.b,. w. and I•• rn thl. Co. Invlt.. you to loin .umm.r be off.red June 7th In Rm 22IiO gym. Sharing the .v.nlng·. f.. clnetlng I.ngu.g.? If .0-. you cl.. _ . Wed. ev• . 1:30. Int·l. H&SS. You m.y com•• ny tim. SEX CLINIC - Wadi J.­ prot ram will be gu ••t artlltl from Th. weekly WOMEN'S CENTER b.long In H.brew lit. 10. It i. C.nt.r. D.nc.. of Haw.1I T.hltl. betw_n 2.«1 and 7:30 pm .nII Rev.... Cou ....o .. OffIc. I the H.lden Dane.,. of loa org.nlzatlonal meet will be Mon. b.lng offer.d by the Muir lit d.pt Samoa. M.ori. t2 month for 7 have until t:OO pm to wrltl. For to the Provoat OffIcel. Ext. Ang.'" .nd San Diego per­ June 3. at 10 .m In the Ctr. All n.xt f.1I for full credit. Th. tim •• I... on. . Taught by H.well more Info. Subject A requl,.ment Info .nd Coune.. lng on forming ·Du ...· and '5 .. Sc.pa. Women welcomel Dilc. lummer. er' Mon. • nd W.d. from 2 to 3 ,..Id.nt. fOTm.r Polynaal.n .n· com. toH&SS 2024 or c.1I X1 ... problem• . Judy Jorganeon program I. fr... (5/301 end Itructu r. for n.xt y.ar. p.m . • nd Frl. from 11 to 12. (1141 t.rtalner. (1/71 (1171 .nd Huth P.tea. Ph.D. IEII

19. 3 bdr. 2 b • . house Y, blk from BICYCLE . Wom.n·. 5·IP ••d Brook. pro ...t . worked In $13 loat: pair of dangling pl.rced Bozon: I.n·t It true you',. an Idiot? wanted uCld IVIIi. 1121·1121 M2& Incl. Good cond Cell lI.ne: 463-1.73 715-1141. 16/311 Amn.. ·red bead In mldd.. of (Shouldn't yOU get lost1l . UCSD wtr.. gard. ~22M (off.1 463-0341 (11 /141 .ach. loat In Argo. 463-2Ii2I. (1141 (6/311 (r ..1 (1141 Siberl.n Hu.ky. AKC,... f ..mal. 3 M.rk neada a ride to lowl Iround Enl.rg.r Durst I0Il M.rk 463-7014 mo. bat offer over _ 412·1471 boo boo & m.rco.: who'. going to 14 of Jun• . Will h.lp with ga. end Room"'lt. w.nted to Ih.r. _ (1141 (1/311 be my munglng .,.rtnarI when driving 462·11811 (11/41 townhou.. with pool. Y, mi. to services you two.re gona7 luv K.ran (1131 1 CAmpus. Own room. $711 mo. 412· G.nuln. Oc•• n B.ach Sp.c.m.n 28 mm I.n. for. mm YASHICA Ride d •• p.rat.ly need.d •••t · ..,. (5/311 BI.cklight p.lnting. 110.$ Writ. SlR with thread mount. P.ul. to the " big R" -- I think you're w.rd. D•• tinat ion N.Y./N.J . but Tom. Box .711. Sol Bch 9207Ii 11141 x24II or 27..... 15/311 TENNIS lESSONS- St.v. B.... n cut.1 w.nt your bodyliCom. up .nythlng ...tward will h.lp ltart. A room In • l.ucedla hou•• for. (Unlt.d St.t.. Prof... lon.1 .nd vl.lt m • . Ilgn.d the ".klnny Will .her•• 11 . lAV. on or n• ., MO mo. Wa .ra thr..... klng I Brick. for book.h.lv.. or T.nnl. ANoc ..tlonl __311& (1/71 B". (5/311 Z.UI .lIoy cotterl.. • crank.... June II. C.II larry 463·904fi ot fourth. Su ..n or GI.nn .t 753-1342. wat.rb.d p.d.".I: ZOe •• ch unuHd .. Don 4152... . (&/31: x1011. (11/41 (11 /41 couch for f,.. 463-21586 (11/41 Ev.nlng Tribune Routa Open .t la May 21th w.. • beautiful mor· Joli. VIII.g. Ap.rtm.nt. on nina. Gw.n. Ilov. you. ·Ed. (1/31 1 RIDER WANTED · L.nlng Ibout Room w.nted In No. Co. B.. ch B.. ck Lab puppy. mal•• 4 mOl Twin alz. m.n..... box .prlng .nd Glllm.n Driv.. C.II ....,., (1171 Jun. 15. H.lp w i g .. & driving. .r.. 21 yr. old non cit. amoker fram.ta cell R.y .ft 1 p.m. 463- BARBIE: I. It true R• .,.r gOM for E•• y drive to Ohio. 7S6-8106. (1141 mil. by Jun. 1. $711-111 month. __ outdoor trained. bast off 412·1.71 (11 /41 " . 16/311 young.r wom.n7 IShouldn't h. 3043 (5 /311 Portraits. color or B&W. CrAtlv• . I.t puberty hit771 BOZON (1/31 1 .nyon. going to summer .chool IY". If not ..tlaflad. don't pay. ChAPI cu.tom mad. Itareo .pelk... Nylon lleeping beg ••c ....nt for .t m.I' in the am .nd wlnts to F.m rmmt. want.d to ah.r. 2 bdr. 4IIU728 (11., CSK· Brownl. fro.tlng Ind share rid • . lindl 463 1187 18/41 duplex In PB w l two oth... for .It.c I.n.lng compon.nts $210 ••. .umm.r. $16 C.II 412·1126 • v.nlng• . (5/311 •• p.cl.lly wat.rm.lon ...d •. . ummer. FRAN 463-19011. (1141 469-I0Il. John (11., MONEV · need .om.? Will pey for -RTO (5/311 Want.d: 14x6 tlr.. for datlun help In writing Blo t.rm p.p.r • For HI.: 21 In. R.C.A. Color T.V. pop .tudy C.II Toni 583-3770 (11171 pickup. mags. mirrors. or.ng. Roommat. want.d In 3 br hou.. . 4·burn.r g.. r.ng. w/grlddl• . To .11 the NEANERS th.t w.nt to 0,.1 Mar 1 Jun·1 S.pt 121i/ m. "".,rk. very w.lI. xlnt. reception. s hag carp.t. 463·7014. Don. (6/41 Good condo Clock. Itor.g •. Dripping Spring.: Thanx for the oceln view 756-7510 .v.. .. wknd• . MO. 7Iifi..I1O&. (6/311 Broiler. tlII. Sup.r·clean. as.­ good tim.. It NICE; .Ign.d (5 / 31 1 PROBLEM PREGNANCV HELP w.. (11 /41 Abortion or K•• plng Fr •• Mr. N•• n.r... (6/311 VW wh..... four stock volkl· pr.gnancy t ••tlng .nd con· housing Mlnag. 8 units. PB. low rent of 1 w.g.n wheal.. Pdmo condo $I Girll t.n sp•• d bicycle for ..Ie . fldentlel counalling oh .11 the Th.r. I. only on. RAPER. All bdrm. pr.fer coupl. It.rt S-lfi or 6- Ach. Call D.v. 412-8106 (6/31. N•• d. work. 25.00. C.II .tt.r II .t .ltern.tlvea. Birth control clinic. ImpOlt... will b. hung from the F s •• ks room with same in 1 no exp. lind. 461-4311 . 15/311 222·6373. Ok.y?11 (11/., BIRTH CONTROL INSTlnJTE 213· crotch with plano wi,. from ur.y CI.lr.mont .re• . $751 mth or I••• . hall. (11311 Summ.r r.nt.l: w. will r.nt our 2· Fr .. dot(.'. Mu.t glv ••way 2 of a1 (11171 Call Lind. m ·1I32 aft. 6:30. (6/41 SURFBOARD 7'4" p.tch.d but b.d.dupl.x for lummer c.1I my 8 or be fined. All kinde end good .hap• . $30. c.1I M.rk 463- Eric•• nd H.nry. It'. you',.. not D.nnll Domingu.z 4111·11&0. 16/311 .lz.l. C.II W.yn. at x2127. (6/311 WANTED: Fem. room mite for 2 8936 or xt. 1546 (11/41 travel your. .nd bald... you·r. not bdrm .pt in PB June lS-S.pt 16. t ..chlng m. anything I dldn't SPaCK: Stard.t. . .71 MI ..lon H.n•• n IUrf K.yak w/padd" 270-5012. (6/41 knowlll (6/311 Accompll.h.d. Stub... • • . FOR SALE: 87 Plym. Good tran. .xcellent condo _ cell Pater 711- 11th ANNUAL JET FLIGHTS pr..... gr.dltude. loglc.lly; n•• d. body work. d.c.nt mileag. 4111 . (11311 Europ.: from tD round trip SUMMER HOUSING . Rm. Iv.lI. Allc. I.dy of my dr.-m. much Scotty. (6/311 .'60. c.1I Hlnk 462·1178 (11/41 J.pen: From MOl round trip C.II. for 2 F'I in U CITY. ml from lov. to you (11311 c.mpus. 463-9469. Carl• . (8/41 3 '" m.n·. Columbia bike•• " t30; Bill. Stud.nt Rep. 183-1217 4241 B.. ch front In So. O.B. lug. rm Weterbed. lin.r. frame f25 Pots. Ov.rland Av... Dept. B. CUhrer RCA .tereo. 10'; .peak... f •. 413- Bartll.: Can I lIat.n when you t.1I .nd bath. prlv.t•• nt,.nc. for 1 or pin•• tc . CHEAP. C.II 481-8234 City. (RlI7I F rmmlt. w.nt.d. h •• In lJ nr 3211 not. F·I. 111311 your .,.rantl about your lon.ly 2 people (Im.1I child okl av.1I now (11/41 b ••ch. own rm $75 & utll. 469-3110 w ..k.nde7·M.K. 111311 (11 /41 'til S.pt ph. 222·3312. (6 /311 2 ten IpMdl for ..I •• .mult Hli. 1 SSW TRAVEL OFFICE ON .. new call -..a&23 .tter 5. 11/311 Room.t. w.nted for largl 3 Brm Houling n.eded for .t I... t in the 1 ladl •• fi..'P.ed blk. . _ .nd 1 MATTHEWS CAMPUS In· lriahman- V. hec:haw tibia pot· houl• . Own rm. y.rd .nd glrd.n. summ.r close to UCSD . A.k for bl.ck & whit. T.V.. tlII. C.II .... fernatl_1 C.nter 412 __. 1~12 .ol.v.t. PI •••• RSVP.-- Your C.II 685-8740 (8/41 D.n. 287-07111 in the ev • . 1IIiB. (1141 Stereo cellatt. deck·tIO-or trade .m d.lly. 2.. Rm MWF. Chartar comrade. 111311 for turntab.. . M.rk J . _ ·1001. Flighti. Int'I 10 Carde. Eurall. Fam.l. Roomm.t.. non-Imok.r. For Sal.: Complat. lInhof c.m.,. 111/311 Tripping. Greyhound. PSA•• Irlne To you chocolat. chip Ie. cream n•• d. d t. share W Apt next y•• r. Iy.t.m. f3000 new. two y.ars old tickata. etc. (Pam _terl--Bewarel S.umonl .. going $86. Cr ll Ann. 462-8878 (8/41 for sale & P.rf.ct·f1600/off. Rick L 412· f"orach. 'PS' m.g. for .... 11" to get you. 111311 1006 (11., v.ry .hlftY/contact Richard IiIO- EUROPE . ISRAEL - AFRICA N•• d l'1'l lJ1.di.t.ly on. room mat. 0411 .tt.r 10 p.m. 111311 FANTASY7 REALlTY7 Tomy 71 KawaHkl BIg·horn Bcc xc.lt St.r.o: M.,.ntz ree. J.n.z.n Student Flightl .11 YMr round elevator friend of ZA... Mev 28: for lar J' house In La Jolla. Own CONTACT: IBCA _ UnfveraIty room. __ '711 (1141 cond Mu.t ..II . b ••t off. Ph. 270- Ipk.. Philip. tntbl. Sony Dolby P ...... return. Let ua ahara good 01148 (11/41 c.... d.ck. MOOlor ••p . 412~1. Avo . • " San Diego. Cal". 121_ .-. bad _. fa ...... & Bom.r c.lcul._ .. r with trio. TEL: 17141 217-Il110 (2'111 __ W.nt.lI: 1 rmmt. f.m for LJ. 5 yr. old 21 " color TIl _ Fend.r (11/., function•• nd mora. rent by the reaIftIeI. AdVentura .. the k.y. 1"171 Shor8f studio. 1111. to S.pt ... t.lacllter with mlpl. n.ck and hour. day. or w ..k ... R_nab.... Wayne."~ AIbetroM (1m 1110 Morrl. "woody". 1100 cc • • No p. I . __2710 . (114' n.... h.rd f.mt. ceaa $1. c.1i 412'-. (11311 mil ../g.l. 30.000 mi •. f700. Call ItAH ROLL: Don't be • hero. BIll 7Ii6-tI37 (1/311 large ' urn. room with wlter bed 4152·1357 or x2D47. John. (1141 personals UTOPIA 181111 In Sol !JctI. mid June to Mid Sept. FOR· SALE 10 'P.ed NI.hlkl $70. couplu OK. 766-8117. (1141 AR IPeak.,.. K.nwood TK .. NEED CASH. 8 mo. old Super· lost & found To the BEAGLES: Hope thIa me out of the dog houea. I I rec.IVIf $200. Call Cliff 711-1701. ICOp ••mp ·tuner & SRl .p.. k .... yaH very much. THE BEAG F Gre' •••bsem. ta-.tler. 2 bdr (1/41 S yr. gu.r. $160 or b ..t c.1I Rick M.cram•• ndlhall Jewelry vlrt on .pt 01 houle In l .J . or PB er.. 4I52.iOOl 11141 the plaz.: pIaeee cont8ct DIan. l1li11 July t I? ....., (1/4' FOR SALE: O.k chait MO. old loat: B.hlnd the HL. kaye M.y 22- SItE IIbrert (11311 bentwood chelr nHdI.pt. ..at D_n SI ..plng b.g In xclt condo c.1I 412-1171 .nd Iaeva m_... RED NECK: IT Ie "moat hare. rmmt to .hara 3 bdrm townhou•• $20. 3-pc pltch.r & b_1 ..t . old. .., or b ..t off. Call B.rberl 715- m.ny thenk.. (11., COSMIC KID: Glad you liked Don't atop lookl.... IT mig aurpriaa youl-Happl_.UMP ~ ml ...t of M_ Apt w 2 grad Europ.. n ... 412·1231 111., - . (11., them. Whet to ",7 lAM the world .tud .. & ~ alec 11141 111111 (4&3-_,. loat: Schiff. Quantum Mechenlc. .. wound Iwoundll G.E. 1113'11 SURFBOARD: 5'2". Sw.llow For SI": 1114 Triumph con­ landeu. No"",,1MIt!c Quantum Houllng: Need rooftJmat. for 2 bd. tI.Almost .-. B.. t off. BOZON.""", Ie • peraonaI .ff"r. Deer W~ : Do v.rtlb.. ; TR-4 , ••nglne . RUM m.u:. Mechenlc• . Marten. X3D1O .... A m 2 beth 'pt. In P.B. " .00. JJm m · 2'. company·,.•• cr_d. B.rbIe know you7 lhow YOU"'" n _ . (1/311 Itront. need. world 310.00. c.1I IIY". (11., USB. John 713-0215 ev.n• . (1141 .nd the "APER .. .(I/311 "'- .nd blue ...... John IIIf1 Wom.n. blk. lor .... . x.nt cond SUMMER SUBLET: 3% BR . 2 bath Twin lof. chel ... 10ft and com· (almost brand newl C.II· K.ran Thief at MEN'S GYM: I'm batglng Umltad offer! Enroll In the Ricky To .obo. ~. Mertle! • H?"" In PB . Furni.hed. tal. 10 for my BUlOVA w.tch. PLEASE B_ School of I~ Ace: WHO THE HELL ARE VOU min. to UCSD. C." Judy .... fortab ... lde., for afflc • . $12. C.II 413-13110 11/41 (1141 Joe It .xt. 1033. (1141 drop In book retum.t HL library. Relatlonehlpa call 412~ (1/1'11 T .• . IIIJtI SeetuM III heng gilder for ... pr_ loaf: Blu. coat .nd orenee folder G .• my hi"*-- I _ wrona. I hie: Vallr very - .... aIIIIIII you ) 1' ' . rmtlll '-dad to lhera 24 In. Blu. F.lcon 10 'P. 131 p.U. Fr. hernaM with cover. Free Z.us Cotl Crka Philwoocl • . B. f1. ___ with purcheee. Call Rick left at _ .. _11M .... u.- . do .... you...... call. My toM -V own ...... w!K.. )lJ.. or apt. Cell .1I1.4NG lonely. IIIJtI ... the KIYI ,. IIIMI ' .., (1141 412..., 111., It _ -1747. (IIJ'II ___ ./41 ..