THE GUARDIAN Volume 43, Number 13 Univer ity of California, an Diego Thur.. sday, May 7, 1981 Harris wins in a squeaker, but is disqualified from office 93-cent overexpenditure, failure to file receipts on time leads .to declaration of Bagneris as winner; Key wins VP ' s post BY PAUL FARWELL violated an election cod , but it evidence u bmitted to the Judicial laff Wriler wa n't the most prof ion ally run Board we felt th ir (Elections What's wrong J hua Harris won the A el ction." Commi s ion ) actio n was presidential election Tue day, but The Election Commission justified." wa immediately di qualified for could not com.e up with a milder Bockman, a member of the with Tuesday? what amounted to be a 93-c nt punishment. The commi ion did , Judicial Board, commented, campaign overexpenditure. in fact, consider two alternative: "Ba ica ll y, the way the election They should have just stuck with Tuesday. Opponent Jules Bagneri , who ubtracting vote in proportion to code are written, he definitely The AS run-off election, originally lost in the run-off 766 to 738 (Ies the amount over pent, and violated them ." scheduled for Tuesday and then reset for than a two percent difference) wa nullifying the election. According The Election Commi ion Monday, ended up on both day . named AS president last night by to commission member David inve tigated code violations by Was it an unusual how of compromise in the AS council. His term formally B kman, the proportional y tern other candidate ' during the pa t an otherwise dog-eat-dog election? Not begin next Wednesday, until wa con idered too difficult to couple of week, but never leveled exactly. which time Harri ' disqualifica ca lc ulate. Likewi e, the a trict a puni hment a It seems that the Election Board didn't like tion still can be appealed. commission decided that di qualification. the date that its code had chosen for the run Harris' vice presidential nullifying the run·off was out of Pam Gerber, Muir repre· off, Tuesday. Cinco de Mayo was on Tuesday, running mate Eric Singer, who the que tion. But, "hort of entative to the A and incoming and the run-offs might conflict with the lost to Bagneri ' running mate removing Harri from the race was ommi sioner of ext rnal affair , holiday, Elections Commissioner Melissa Alma Key (835 to 638), wa al 0 to do nothing," B kman aid. com nted, "If they h Id all the Ligman reasoned. disqualified. Said Bill Topkis, A pre ident, candidate to the receipt filing So to avoid interfering with festivities that ince Tue day' run-off, Harri "What went down wa bogu. date, our whol late (Action: not did not begm until late in the afternoon - has turned in additional campaign When you work a hard a Jo h Reaction) would hav been about the same time elections polls would receipt totalling $17 over the ha , I find it really diffi ult to di qualified." have closed - the com iss ion violated its own limit. Tue day 's Judicial Board believe that (theJudicial Board and The Election ommis ion al 0 codes and set the big day for Monday. Later di qualified Harris and inger for the Election Commis ion) came to cited Toby Raymond , winner in their decision was upheld by the Judicial the 93-cent overexpenditure with a deci ion which a bridged t he voice the Public Relation run-off , for Board. the under tanding that the total of the tudent ." receipt violations. inc Raymond Then someone remem red that the wa actually higher, accordin~ to Harris consulted with Vice turned in receipt an hour before tallying ystem, on loan from the San Diego Elections Commis ioner Meltssa Chancellor of Student Affair th poll clo ed Tue day, the County Registrar, wa already re erved Ligman. Richard Armitage yesterday and commission decided to punish him Monday for the counting of the city's Harri and Singer were cited by decided to appeal his case to the by announcing hi violation when convention proposition_ the Elections Comm! ion for two judicial board · he was formally declared winner. The commis ion decided to count the violation of the election code: "It is a matter of opinion " If the ituation wa analogou , ballots themselves, and Monday became the overspending their allotted $50 wheth r it wa absent·mindedne (the deci ion) would have been official run-off day. limit by 93¢, and not filing receipt or ignoring the election code ," unfair," said Ra ymond. "But the But it just didn't work out. The polls, and copie of poster with the AS commented Bruce Napell , member ituation unqu t ion ably wa n't." scheduled to open at 9 am, instead opened at before the poster were posted. of the Election Commi ion . "In Likewise, Mark Ma ara, noon because of a delay in the printing of ''I'm not plea ed and I don't either ca e it wa a violation of ind pendent candidate for the ballots. think 760 tuden t wi ll be either," code, and the Election presidency, wa c ited for To maintain its equity standards, the Harris said yesterday. " I Commi sion decided under the overexpenditure during la t commission extended the run-oifs through understand that if (a candidate) circumstances that removing him month's primar . Rather than half of Tuesday. goes over by one penny (h has) from the race was warranted. By picas ' (urn to page 4 Legislature moves to\Vard passage of anti-tuition bill BY RICK DOWER ' acramento Correspondent Following in the footstep thi ' week of their of higher education that wou Id be eff ted . A embly colleagues, a enate committee Arditti 'aid the mea urewould unfairly "tie pa sed a mea 'ure last week that amounts to a the hand " of th Regent · if they were faced legislative veto over the UC Board of Regent' wit h orne future finan cial di aster where right to charge tuition at the university. tuition mjght be the only solu tion . The Senate Education Committee approved en Walt tiern, (D-Baker field ) aid he wa: SB 963, authored by Yolo Coun ty Republican distrubed that the Regents can now legally Jim Nielsen, on a 7-0 vote and ent the bill to begin charging tuition at UC without the full Finance Committee. con ulting anyone else if they want ed to. The bill was approved with only about 20 "They have the authority to do it, who' minute of debate. The Univer ity still has the going to re train them?" Stiern asked. "They chance to rever e the decision at the later could go ahead waving that hi Id (of hearing or on the Senate floor . constitutionali ty) that they use every time an Niel en' bill , like a similar measure by i ue orne up." Charle Imbrecht, (R-Ventura) easily pa ed Student Lobby Co-dire tor Paul Rog rs told by an A 'embly committee yesterday, would the Senate committee that C Pre ident remove any financial incentive the Regent David axon has warned tuition might be would have to impose tuition at C by cutting impo ed if th state ever tried to cut th the Univer ity' state budget by th am Uni v r ity" budget by morethan five percent. amount. "I think, frankly, that the Uni er ity ee Both bill were drafted by th UC tudent tuition as th ea y way out." Rog raid. Lobby. Th two bill ' are the late t in a tring f Th nate hearing lacked th drama of the plcasl' turn to pug 7 A embly hearing the day before, when Democrati Speaker Willie Brown and Republican Leader Carol Hallet made an Photo contest winner almo t unprecedented joint appearance in upport of Imbrecht' bill. Daniel Roitman won fir t prize for the University lobbyi t t ve Arditte argued black and white photo at right in a befor the committ m mbers that Niel en' Contemporary Is ues photo contest on bill i, unne e ary becau e th Regent wou ld " nature," never d ide to impo tuition withou t e s tory and another photo on pag con 'ullinjllh Legi latur ~n other 'ewnent . 6. Thursday. May 7.1981 ,'hur;;day, May 7. 1981 2 The Guardian TIl(' Guardian 3 ---letters------here and now------'Guardian,' 'ni' misrepresented Gavin Detroit doesn't look at student needs WASHINGTON - Many the showroom floor. Detroit year off right, offering a make within 30 day. Tho e getting in return for higher Editor: newspapers discussing the derriere - except for the spending their time and associate at social events you.ng Americans are doing has unleashed a game· how generou rebate program asked to te t drive a luxury prices? Not added safety. Last Anyone who had faithfully same individual? Are readers involvement of the campus manpower on a regular basis planned by their obliging theIr country a favor this array of free bies and that reduced the prices of line Imperial are eligibl for hosts. week, GM announced a halt been reading the two campus simply being treated to a police, of course. In case your in an attempt to incarcerate spring and shopping for a gimmicks that won't many 1981 models by '500- their choice of three Cartier in it air bag program. It said newspapers last week would second-rate campus version chief interest in newspapers an individual who, according If anyone would care to new car. ne e sarily appeal to young 700. cry tal piece . terminate this wasteful it will encourage the federal undoubtedly have learned of of a notorious "Jack and nowadays is clipping coupons to even the Guardian, has not But they may be turned off car-buyers. And t he ca rs old . Last "Auto dealers are upple guvernment to lift require the curious legal circum Shan a" polemic? Who is one and lining bird cages, permit been convicted of guilt in the abuse of comm unity before they ever kick tires on Automaker t arted the March wa the indu try" menling corporate sale resources, one solution, ment for "pa ive re stances surrounding this supposed to believe and, more me to remind you that the matter of any allegation and be t month since January campaigns. One Chevrolet straint .. in future car apparently controversial importantly, who really even campus police constitutes who, even at the time of his although not recommended. 19 O. Domestic ales were up dealer in Meza, Ariz. , offered arrest, was merely drinking is readily available. Simply mnrlel . Meanwhile, foreign character by the name of John cares one way or the other? that illustrious cadre of -Editorial------7.3 percent over lasl year, an SOO-pound steer to the automakers are proceeding Gavin_At the risk of seeming Firstl}'. my advice is to public ervice official who beer with a few friends in cal l the police anytime, day or With small - 'ized car et ting night, to report a figure first cu tomer who could as planned with air bags on naive I am writing this letter believe neither of these have considerable difficulty Argo Hall. 'Certainly, the the pace. guess its weight. A 1983 models. to the editor because I do not tabloids. Any regular reader tracking down rapists and campus police can find more lurking in the shadows of But when factory rebate Argo Hall. Perhaps they'll distributor in Helena, Mont., Nor do Americans believe understand how these t~o of both the indicator and the burglars but not political productive pursuits than the No respect ended last month, ales pick up a rapist on the drive celebrated Ford' new EXP they're getting a turdier car newspapers . although Guardian has certainly demonstrators and expired harrassment of a student's lumped immediately. What and LN7 model on a recent from Detroit, a cording to a discovered by now that the meters. guests who have been over. Remember, 4S2-HELP! Jo hua Harris defeated tatement that the very possessing identical sets of Jule Bagneri for the AS minor over·spending \Va was s upposed to have aturday by offering 75 door recent New York Times poll. detailed data. could reach staff of the former is accorded by court order the triggered a nationwide prizes. He later wrote thank Reports of imperfections in right to assemble and John Gavin pre 'idency Tue day, but a accidental. uch diametrically opposed infiltrated by rascals while The e same police are buying craze fizzled. you notes to everyone who what the automakers call "fit the staff of the latter is combination of insensi The elections commi - conclusions about the subject tive ill-con idered and just Now Detroit and many came, pa sing on a book of and finish" - for example, of their stories. On Tuesday. populated by stooges. One ion , chaired by Meli s 'a plain stupid rulings by the auto dealer around the coupon good for di counts how a door or molding fits to the new indicator termed this would no more select a broker Ligman, and the Judicial nation are re ponding to the Elections Commission and Board, chaired by former on garage service. the c'ar body - have fellow in question an on the advice of a Robert downturn with every But are gimmicks uch a increa ed among car owner " apolitical" and " well Vesco than he would engage a its Judicial Board seem to si lly AS President Jeremy have robbed students of promot ion a l gi mm ick cut glass or a ide of beef the recently. Even GM admitted meaning" individual who Reverend Jed for contracep Charlton, have further imaginable: their duly elected presi destroyed the integrity of way to attract you ng car last month that it X-cars conducts his life "in a tive counse lin~ . Don't expect "Ford Motor Co. has ki cked buyers? Hardly. often fell short of company responsible manner;" but. on that a univerSIty press is not dent . the AS . off its new "Try-Fly '81" There are two different If Bagneri takes office, Recent market surveys Quality standard . Thursday. in a splashy four a microcosm of the world at campaign by mailing a $Se indicate that, on the whole, Young car-buyers are being page article by Guardwn large. Rogues and fool are i ues involved: first, the it i unlikey that his United Airline discount commis ion voted on administration, pro peets young people would prefer a asked to sacrifice quality and editor Kathy Huffer. this alway at bay. coupon to two million car loaded with performance safet y for cheap gimmicks on man is portrayed a being Secondly, with re peet to Tuesday to un eat Harris for which are made carefully- elected potential because he spent over his difficult by institutional, and comfort opt ions, but turn high-priced cars. beset by romantic "obses the que tion of who gives a car-buyers around the more cost-conscious when sion." publicity- eeking damn anyway, the whole limit by 93 cents. 93 cent ! raci m at UCSD, wi ll be country. If the recipients Are these people serious? made any ea ier by a belief facing a minimum $6,000 or insecurity. and criminal issue really does seem to be a visit their nearby Ford dealer $7,000 investment. refractorines . Are these two trivial a a wart of a flea ' The arrogance of both the that he i an "illegitimate" and simply test drive a new Mistaken commission and the president. General Motors spoke - model, they can have their man Harold Jackson told our Judicial Board is almost If Harris succeeds in coupon val idated, palpable. getting the ruling over· reporter Michael Duffy that identity "In widely-aired television young people want car with The commission char turned, he willI ) start his commercials, Chrysler Corp. Editor: Why not stop and ged Harris with turningin low fuel and insurance costs. administration on a bitter, Chairman Lee Iococca trolls f would like to correct two receipt late, but most AS Dealers report they're antagonistic note and 2) along an assembly line, ordering scaled-down cars Lo points of my letter of support listen to CARP candidates did that and set another in a long series telling American viewers for Josh Harris as ASUCSD suffered no penalty. meet these needs. of precedents for interven that it's too bad they can't Unfortunately, car aren't president next year. Fir t, I Then Harris came tion in AS elections. Editor: That i a wonderful goal, but take the plant tour with him. getting any cheaper. While am not the Chair of the historically, whenever a before the commission Neither candidate will "If you could," he says. Studenr Center Board. I am I want to say a few words yesterday, volunteering Ford and Chry ler have communist " liberation" get the chance to re tore "you cou ld see the spirit of promised to hold prices down, the AS rep to the Board. about the April 16 CARP the information that he the '"re peet" they argued rally. The one article you movement has succeeded, a our workers, the level of our GM ha n't done itself any Second, my endorsement of chaotic and repressive. ever over-spent by $4 because was so important to the technology and the quality of favors by raising sticker Josh Harris is solely as an printed was very negative of a mi splaced receipt. student body. and you wento so far as to call murderous. political situa our cars. Then no one can say prices almost $400 last individual tudent, not as a tion has followed. Whether it Clearly, Harris, who says The Elections Commis our cars don't stack up." month. The average GM Board member. I apologize for CARP dangerous. I was at the PLO speaker was well received his campaign finances sion and the Judicial rally Thursday, and I saw a be Stalin's executions and fococca is giving $50 cash model, according to Automo any mi under tanding or forced starvations, Mao's were bungled by the Board have done a real bonus to anyone who te t tive News, ells for over mi representation this may bunch of people doing their Editor: anyone but a prophet could audience applauded very absenl:e of his campaign di sservice to UCSD best to disrupt it; people you purges (legitimized murder), enthusiastically when drives a new Chrysler and $10,000. have cau ed. the Berlin wall, Cambodian I read the letters to the suppl y. manager, is sincere in his student. then buys it or a comparable What are car-buyers Richard Mills seem to applaud were viola Guardian about Hatem Hussaini dealt with a few Hussaini finished . ting CARP s right to speak. slaughter or Southeast Asia's So please set the record boat people, the record is the Hussaini, the PLO represent issues on a humorous basis. rreedom of speech isn't ative who spoke hereon April Asked why Palestinians were straight. In spite of last freedom to drown out same - the people who the Thursday's letters, Hussaini revolution was fought on 23, and I was much not absorbed by the rest of another with "bullshit" surprised_ The letters were the Arab world he compared was very well received. yelled at the top of your behalf of don't like the WE WANT TO III YOU $50 all negative, yet most of the by hypothetical possibility of Andrew VanBourg lungs. Freedom of speech is results. JNa S'ogurf Jlflair It's pretty clear the world sentiment in the room was Californian being absorbed freedom for everyone to positive. Several members of by the rest of the US . The express their ideas without situation isn't just going to _ PUT IJU. NATIO. subject of biblical claims to n A frozen 25(: peacefully go away and leave t he audience - Israelis, off interference. American, Blacks, Whites, the land was dismissed with Sexuality EI Salvador is an emotional us alone. So maybe we'd Thll US what you or any member of your yogurt any purchilse better find out what' going people of all descriptions - Hussaini's inability to believe of $1.00 or more issue. America's involvement poke to tell Hussaini they that God is a real estate family would like to see on our brand new TV creations in it concerns us all. It seems on and not yell omeonequiet were with him. They agent. in turmoil expires May 11, 1981 that the people against the just becau e we don't like series "You Asked For It: starring Rich Little, what they're saying - supported his cause. All in all I found that when rally condemn American but Hus aini's po ition wa Hussaini took a position it Editor: premiering Fall '81. We'll send our camera 10301 orrey Pines Road supporl USSR and Cuban because what they're saying I'm concerned. What ha at Herschel just might be true. simple without bei ng was defendable, and that he involvement because they simplistic. He defined the answered questions well. I become of freeing our elves crews to anyplace in the world to shoot: La Jolla (the Russians) are helping to Allan Sauter Israel-Palestine question as a was favorably impressed by from the inhibitive sexual tree an oppre sed people. land question, and the goal of him . attitudes of former genera • Exotic and interesting places u ln' Ill·!' l tlS IOIlWf the PLO as the return of f wish I could have the tions? It appears to me that Palestinians to their homes. same respect for the cali ber of two main problems we live • Dangerous adventures and exciting action During the question and the audience. Throughout with are: 1) our perpetuated • The bizzarre and the occult THE GUARDIAN answer period he was asked the evening. UCSD students sex-role stereotyping and to explain the PLO's use of who I knew and recognized conditioning of what a • Odd or unusual occurrances violence. He cited a UN asked the most irrelevant woman and a man should be, Kathy Huffer Ted Burke resolution supporting the questions about Jews as a taught to us by parents, • Human interest stories Editor Arts Editor right of people to use arms in nationality, and why not schools, media and employ • Spectacular scientific achievements Peter Mortensen Bob McSpadden struggl es for national send the Palestinians to ment, and 2) lack of open and Executive Editor Sports Editor liberation. and described the Jordan; I was a little honest communication about • Unique show business and sports exuality among lovers, Ly nette Tom Phillip Davies Palestinians as people embarrassed. personalities Managing Editor Photo Editor expelled from their homes As a Jew I found Hussaini's friends, family, students and position perfectly acceptable. educators, media and others. Peter Allen with the right to return to • Funny people, places and things Jeff Beresford-Howe them . That seem like a He went out of his way to say The amount of misinfor Blake Shaw Contributing Photo mation, misunderstanding • Or anything else you'd like . Editor struggle for national that there is no necessity for News Editors liberation to me . Jews to leave, only for and neglect we maintain on to see or know about. Hus~niwuaskedwh~ Palestinians to return. 'exual issues is a toundin~. The Gllardian is published Mondays and Thursdays by would replace the status quo That's good enough for me. Sexual gratification IS Send us your letter or students at Ihe Univer ity of California, San Diego. in the Middle East. He After all, the Pa sover service per hap one of the most Editorial and business offices are I ate
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Chinese Language and Cultural Studies State is Counselors Out of Work? State Legislature swamped with bills Al ClCS OfflRS: swamped \,~) Reaso n" blc expeno;es and tr. ,·cI . [.tensile tour Ibting. . ~ CO llccnl raled slud y in Taiwan. Full Unil'ersity Credi!. YOGGNUT TREES Anti-tuition bill among only a handful that affect UC students 4t fnb'y Dates: 4! t ·6f I 2: 6i15·9/ 4: 9/ 2 1·12/18. ~: unliIHh 11 11.tllt I ' .' ~t. ' 1 first Quart er: Tuilion $780: lIoII,ill9 $200. court order also was approved in committee. guilty of hazi ng during fraternity initiation rites. attempts by the Legi lature 1... Lin BY RICK DOWER .If," ACCt:PTING APrUCATlONS fOR All QUARJ[RS. s.crameato eorre poadeDI Following are some of the other bills most The bill, AB 1265 by Jim Cramer (D-C hico), to gain more control over the 1';t for free p.imphld and Information: SACRAMENTO - The State Legislature hit effecting college tudents that cleared their first increases the penalty for hazing to a $5,000 fine, a Universit y of California. SAGGING SPIRITS Chinese language and Cultural tudies its most frantic stride so far last week. with legislative hurdle last week. All the measures - year in jailor both and require all public colleges Last year, a con titutional P.O. Box 15563. Inng 6e;J eh. CA 90B 15 A dramat ic increase in student morale swamped committees in both houses considering especially the tuition biIls and abortion proposal- and univer itie to adopt rules to implement the law amendment to force the UC Telephone (213 ) 597·3361 has been directly linked to the reappearance testimony on hundreds of bills, a handful of which till have a long, possibly rocky road to go in both and make it public. Regents to relinqui h to the of the legendary Yogonut tree. directly affect coIlege students. houses before they can finally be enacted into law. According to the California State tudents Legislat ure final authority of Campus psychologists are encouraged Legislation to eliminate unemployment benefits Benefits - Assemblyman Richard Robinson's Association, which spon ored the bill . nine people decid e on tuition failed in the by these findings, citing 0 marked drop in for students, prevent fraternity hazing, crack down plan to stop coIlege students from collecting have died from hazing nationwide in the last two closing moments of the cases of 'finals frenzy," da blues' and unemployment benefits if they can't accept full years. session after gathering rrld"Y & Saturd"Y 'careerum decisionum: commonly known as on the state Student Aid Commission, set aside land . t mrd noghl only for low-income student housing and provide for time work won strong support from an Assembly Records - A proposed law to set up procedures for ubstantial upport. what-am-t-going-to-do-with-the-rest-of correction of inaccurate student records was all committee. college students to purge their academic records of In 1973, the same issue was my -life? heard last week, with mixed results. The mea ure by the Garden Grove Democrat incorrect information such as wrong grades and placed before state voters as a Commented one staff member, "It's only Assem bly mem bers and Senators were would overturn a recent state Supreme Court seek impartial review oft he records died in a Senate ballot question but was natural, since all the good things of the scrambling to beat the May 1 deadline for all biIls decision holding that a student need only look for committee when committee members deadlocked. defeated. Yogonut tree are packed into these part-time work while in ch I and still be able to Nielsen' and Imbrecht's rM with a fiscal impact to be heard in committee in The bill. introduced by Sen Bill Greene, (D-LA), Yogonut bars:' Students are now packing order to be considered for pa age this year. collect payment . bills were the first of several away Yogonut bars in record numbers. Cal Grants - The Senate Education Committee revolved around the ongoing case of former UC . major pieces of legi slature AIl non-financial biIls have until May 22 to be student Donald Parks, who alleges he was kicked Added another counselor, "I may not swiftly approved a bill by Alan Sieroty (D-LA), that directly affecting the Regents "' .-" . ' considered at the committee level. There, most of out of UC Davis Medical School on the basis of ..... _ ·!lUiO l!!!I be needed around here much longer, thanks the real legislative work takes place as witnesses would empower the Legislature to review and veto and the University to be SPORTS ARENA 6 incorrect academic records. UC official say they N,_b.50 to the Yogonut bar. But thanks to the testify in favor of or against bills and lawmakers are the state Student Aid Commis ion (SAC) in the heard in committee this year. 3350 SPORTS ARE.A BLVD Yogonut bar, I'm feeling pretty good about matter of setting the income ceiling for financial aid cannot com ment on the case, which has recently ~ 223·5333 TldldI Of! .... at 11.00 pili forced to defend their mea ures. been reopened by the US Office of Civil Rights. The next, a measure by it, too:' Some committee hearings last week lasted 10 or recipients. Sen. Barry Keene, (0 - 12 hours and ran far into the night and even early The legi lation, . imilar to a bill also up for Current law does not require an educational Mendocino) to force the morning_ Tempers of legislators ometimes grew consideration by an Assembly committee authored institution to correct any errors in a tudent' Regents to adhere to the state short as they attempted to juggle hearing or hustle by Santa Barbara's Gary Han, grew out of a recent record, only to allow the student to pre ent evidence open meeting law is set for its from committee to committee to push their own flap when the SAC quietly raised the income ceiling of the errors. hearing next Tuesday before bills through_ from $33,000 to $40,000 for Cal Grant A recipients. Housing - An As embly committee endor ed a the Senate Governmental The University of California was the direct target The move, condemned by one lawmaker as "an measure to ask the UC Regents to determine Organization Committee. GUARDIAN of two major bills that would drastically limit the elitist rip-off." threatened to bump hundred of whether housing is needed for low-income students UC Regents' power to set tuition at the University lower-income and minority students who would before any surplus university land is sold . The bill , by granting a legi lative veto. The measures, one in have gotten grant . Under fire, the commission AB 1480 by San Diego Democrat Larry Kapiloff, PHOTO CONTEST the Senate and one in the Assembly, were strongly modified it tance and has since adopted a sliding would effectively prevent the sale of university land endorsed in their respective committees. scale income ceiling. if there is a shortage of low· income housing on or Sexual Hazing - Lawmakers on the A sembly Criminal around a campus and freeze the land for housing Another far-reaching proposal to prohibit The Guardian is sponsoring the first annual Guardian Photo unmarried minors under age 18 from having an Justice Committee unanimously backed a measure purposes. The measure would only take effect if the abortion without written parental consent or a to stiffen the maximum penalty for anyone found Regents adopt a re olution supporting the idea_ turmoil Contest, between now and fvIoy 22nd. The theme of the contest is "Students at Leisure." case that we're all oppressed? Contestants should submit photos relating to this topic Attention all Undeclared Majors: For a while I entertained (btack and vvhite, 8' x 10', mounting not necessary) to the thoughts of a men's center on Guardian office no later than 3 pm Mdy 22nd . Photos will b ICG8·FM ------, campus, but that would only e judged by the Guardian staff. Guardian personnel not 101-5 and UCSO's University Events Office present ~erve to segregate not eligible. mtegrate men and women. [ CHOOSING A think it's long overdue that Remember, bring your photos to the Guardian office Wednesday we get a healthy grasp on the between 9:00 am and 3:00 pm. We are located southeast May 13th sexual ituation together. of the Revelle PrO\lost's Office, in the Eucalyptus trees on MAJOR? Noon to 2:00 pm LIVE IN CONCERTI Along with Sisterhood and Revelle Campus, next door to the Che Cafe. Revelle Plaza from San Francisco Brotherhood it's time we begin internalizing such ,....---- IMI WlNNII ----...., concepts as Peoplehood (or will receive $10, ptus a free take-out dinner for four Faculty advisors from each de}XIrtment Siblinghood). courtesy of The Chinese EatIng Place of La Jolla Village will be represented. Stop and talk to an What are your feelings and Square (menu pre-determined by management of C.E.P.). attitude on all thi ? I await advisor and pick up deIXIrtment your comments. Runners-up will have their photos published (entrants in handouts. College academic advisors Ronni B. Light the contest automatically grant one-time publication rights will also be available to all students to to The Guardian for foAay 28th), and will receive certificates answer general questions. of award. POLICE REPORT SUNDAY. MAY 3 12:37 pm - Student Latest European Hairstyles by reports bicycle stolen from quad area outside Dana Hall Jutta (Warren). 2:45 ~m - Student Catholic Community at reports bIcycle, valued at $175, stolen froIn outside The Toons have the largest musical cult following in San Tenaya Hall (Muir). Francisco. Their "Punk Polka" hit No. 1 on Dr. Demento's radio MONDAY, MAY 4 show, and they've been described as a "combo Andrevvs 9:05 am - Staff reports Brothers/Manhattan Transfer and more - a one band comedy theft of battery, valued at revue'" Truly Loonyl $44, from UC vehicle. 11:20 am - Student reports theft of pocket u C calculator, valued at $395, Courtesy 20% off on all services from room at Sverdrup Hall SD Complementary French braiding And San Diego's Best Dance Band ----- (SIO). 11:30 pm - Student ~4S9- 0895 7840 Ivanhoe Avenue. La Jolla, CA 92037- reports theft of wrist watch, valued at $225, from room at w.ek.nd ...... ______coupon ______, Argo Hall (Revelle). TUESDAY, MAY 5 Saturday at 5 pm 12: 15 pm - Student Sunday at 8:30, 10:30 am,S pm rAlYlYlVfRSARY SPfCIAL reports carpool Parking Permit. valued at $1 . taken from vehicle parked in lot lues., ! XEROX ¢ 13A. 4:15 pm - Student 5:45 pm - Student Dinner at Church wlClllIIls ( ..,...... _lor fOol", II reports theft of Multiple 9:00 pm -:- Bible Study at Church (no ....,""'''' ), "'1'I,.N'.-n1ct nchIna Vehicle Parking Permit, ..-. May 15, Friday, 8:00 pm valued at $1, from vehicle AL50. _ .... color coplcs I»!>OI ... ~ parked in lot 2B. W.. k., ...... _ ... oIIIct .."...... Iloo (oU.Il.,. ea. UCSD Gym Monday thru Friday at 5 pm Open 7 days 701 Pearl Street Students $3.50, G.A. $4.50 ~nv 4$6-2444 (comer of Pf.1rl tr Draperl Cor & t'ton-I'rl 700-7:30 Services are held at University Lutheran of Sat 9:30·5:00 ChurCh, 9595 La Jolla Shores Drive IxduIM Enpscment 3rd WccId ______La JoII" Sun 1:00-5:00 J Weekdays - 5:45, 8:00, 10:00 COVE (across the street from the Main Gym) 3:45, 5:45, 8:00, 10: ''I' --.--~-- - .. ~.- •. --~ Thursday, May 7, 1981 The Guarclian 9 Cyclers overcome disasters Innertube waterpolo gets everyone wet Place third in Western Championships BY VALERI • ANDERS BY BLAKE SHAW otherwi e beautifully sceni c ITT quad , came down with lofl Writer co untryside southeast of ache t infection, Intramural innertube more, it was Ed Martinez waterpolo la t Monday night who did mo t of the et ups or Everyone has days where it Half-Moon Bay. Sunday ]n the 28 mile novice road eems they got up on the morning' criterium (w hich saw the undefeated Foul Play scoring. At 6'4" Martinez wrong side of bed . The UCSD race, Tim Rodden launched a take on the two and one require a pecial large are similar to Gran Prix auto 010 breakaway wit h five Cycling Team had one of race ), were held on the Floatie . innertube. and is able to miles remaining in the race. With the team po itioned manipulate the ball like a those weekends, yet still Stanford campus, in which With the help of teammate managed to place third out of riders circled around a .75 at t heir respective ends of the tenni ball because of his Greg Schermann trying to pool, referee Dan Crane lara~e hands. I twelve teams competing for mile course. whid' include keep the pace of the eight the Western Intercollegiate ix 90 degree turns. dropped the ball at mid-pool Barbara Baitel, also of Foul man chase group low, and the game was underway. Championships last weekend Rodden's breakaway wa Play, scored numerous goals at Stanford. The outstanding UCSD Each player splashed and and prevented the Floaties performance in the time uccessful , winning the race kicked their way toward the In the course of the handily. Schermann finished from scoring many times weekend , three bicycles were trials wa achieved by Tim ball, which while ittingin an with her agresive pur uit. Rodden, who ca me in first third in the race out of 80 innertube i no easy feat. stolen, illness sidelined two starters. In game number two Sklif riders and crashes eliminated place out of 60 rider with a got by the Tu be Sharks 13-12. time of 23:46 for the windy In the women's road race. The ASUCSD Bulletin is an three UCSD riders from In the third game Destiny competition. sending two of ten mile course, 22 second s Gina Fleming was the victim advertisement paid for by the ASUCSD ....--A.S. Socks It faster than his nearest rival. of a spectacular crash. At the easily beat the Scremen them to the ho pital and Seamen ]8-0. to give students an opportunity to In the women's 10 mile l5 mile point of the course. a exchange information about meetings, ruining the frame of one bicycle. time trials, Gina Fleming 2-mile long hill followed by a Thi coming weekend, a events, and issues that concern the To The Guardian The Championship were rode the fastest for UCSD. treachero u , narrow , team formed with members campus, The Bulletin welcomes articles divided up into four events. placing sixth among the 25 winding downhill stretch, from Foul Play and De tiny and graphics from the general student "Many have known the thrill of victory, and still more have known the agony of Saturday morning there competitors with a time of with two blind hairpin turns Each person being chased will travel to UC Santa body. Our address: ASUCSD Bulletin, defeat." Truer words have never been spoken as in the case of the A.S Council 'IS, were individual 10 mile time· 28:03, 1:19 behind the fir t caught Fleming's control. and even dumped from their Barbara to compete in the All· B-O'23 UCSD, Student Center, La Jolla, The Guardian staff. On Sat. April 25 the A.S . Council defeated the Guardian staff in trials for the novices and the place fini her. Fleming, trying to make up tubes by oppo ing players, Cal Intramural Sports CA, 92093. Attn: Diane Bruton, a challenge match baseball game by a score of 19-7, Not to be outdone, the women, and a 20 mile four· The men' team time trial for lost time, took one of the the ball was flying through Festival. Guardian challenged the AS. to a rematch where they were resoundingly man team time trial which squad suffered from its lack curves too fast and flew off out the game from end to end. Mike Hipp of the Intra defeated apln. A soccer challenge wa~ then given by the Guardian and they each team cou ld enter. In the of experience riding together, the edge of the road , down a At the end of the game it mural office stated that the looked towards Sat. Mlr30r G.t.. Odda. Univ . $3 - long distance outside 714 area code of Sift Diego. Ak,.,. '~rk.. SO, CA 1}1110. The Womens Resource Center will $2.00, conduct Women's Self Defense classes beginning Miry 12 from 7-10 pm and Warren College Student Government Mother's Name ______continuing for 5 sessions at the North presents a TGIF with the group Conference Room, Only $2 for the "INCOGNITO" Friday May 8, 3 pm , Phone ( whole course, Sign up now at the Warren Quad (near Warren Dorms), Women's Center, Free refreshments, Be there. From ______Message ______
Reminder: Attention all Fi nancial Aid recipients, The deadline for Songs adapted for Mother's Day (select one): applying for financial aid for the academic year 1981-82 is JULY 1. I'd Like to Teach the World to Sing 1, 1981. If you do not meet this deadline you will not receive 2, You Are My Sunshine YOOR TRIP STAaTS HERE 3. I Have to Say I Love You in a Song financial aid for the fall quarter of the academic year. For further 4, Bicycle Built for Two information concerning this deadline, contact your college's 5. Five Foot Two financial aid office. Return this form (with your check payable to the UC Regents) to: AS Internship Office, B-023, Student Center, x4689, Open M-W 9-4, Sun 7 am -11 pm, 10 The G uardian Thursday, May 7, 1981 T hursday, May 7 , 1981 The Guardia n 11 SOFT Golfer s Film/Mike Thomas CONTACT LENSES If I Knew Then hole fine Slamming 'Heaven's Gate' Special offer: Includes: What I Know Now showing soft lenses - care kit Two evenings with a diverse group of BY NANCY LEE Two editors sit in an fi lt.er and gives the Plano sunglasses Stalf Writer editing room in Hollfwood. commencement and dance fascinating people exploring their college cene an air of lost dream· $150 The UCSD Triton golfer "OK . what's next." follow up care experiences from the vantage point of their "Heaven's Gate, the hort like innocence. The musical and examination did well a a team and present lives. ver ion " - dialogue from core by David Man field individually at the NAIA Albert Brooks' A Modem (formerly of Bob Dylan" Di strict Champion hip Romance backup band ) i richly Robert M. Heller, 0.0. Tournament on Monday, Well here it is at la 1. evocative. and t he entire MIIy 7 -----..., May 4. Originally scheduled La jolla Village Square Mall Bausch & Lomb Mateo Camarillo, M.S.W. Michael Cimino's equivalent production, from a technical Lower Level at Soboba Spring, the of the Tilanic, Heaven's Gal. point of view, is f1awle . So sofIens and Richard Eisner, MCD tournament was moved to 452-7374 supplies available Even people who don't know what happened? Rainbow Canyon Golf Ingrid Bergman from Ingmar Cimino was so obsessed A lan Macllroy, BS, MBA Co.urse, in Rancho California. Miriam Polster, Ph.D. have heard about thi four with recreating detail and The Tritons placed third in hour $40 million fiasco that ambience that he forgot to the Dist r ict behind the wa withdrawn after only a put a story up there on the And o n May 14/ a second/ all-women University of Redlands and week' run in New York and screen . Atmosphere i great Point Lorna College with a then ent back for . alvaging when it' part of a well· program. Watch for further information .. fi nishing score of 650 . constructed narrative, but it R ~lan d s took fi rst place can't function in place of Summer 1981 With a total of 631. Point u h crucial elements as a Thursday Evening Lorn a pulling a close second well·crafted script, decent wit h a score of 643. acting and a well-thought UC 7:00-9:30 pm Individual victories fo r de 'ign about thedirection the UCSO were made by Bruce film should take. Cimino wa San Diego International Center Nakamura, Ian Langdon, and obviously tryi ng for a grand Summer Session is Mike O'Brien, w ho placed slam wit h thi movie. It reek overall in the tournament in the editing room. Well, of .an attempt at epic making offering intensive third, eigth and nint h United Artists obviou ly cinema, but in his grandio e language respectively. Nakamura haven't much fait h in the scheme to make the Great made the first Team AII movie, and it has been American Movie, Cimino programs Conference with a score of unceremoniously dumped on reveals him elf to be a in France 158 for the day, and both the market place with superior technician, but a La ngdon and O'Brien made virtually no hope of minor talent. Sherlock Holmes at UCSD and Spain econd Team All-Conference recouping its investment. I And clearly this is hi ' The Warren College NAJA, with total scores of 162 it really that bad? No. not movie, he wrote the cript as The Hound of the Baskervilles. a Briti h and green traffic lights and a party favor and 163 respectively. quite. well as directed and his name film directed by Paul Morriessy(famed for paper blowout in place of Linda Blair's Student Government The five school in the There are actually quite a is featured more prominently Andy Warhol's Frankellstein and Dracula) ob cene tounge), and for e 'pecially District played two rounds of number of thing to like than any of the actors, indeed will be seen in a rare American how ing indulg nt animal lover . a very 'mall dog presents a golf fo r a total of 36 holes. about Heaven's Gate. The it's almost a big as the title Friday. May 8 at 8 pm in the Mandeville with an evidently large and highly T he first round was in the photography, by the great of the film it elf. Had he Auditorium. pre 'urized bladder. Tickets for The HOUlld of the Baskervilles There are still spaces available for enrollment in the morning, followed by lunch, Nestor Alemendros, is allowed someone to come in This blithely tasteles burlesque of the and then another round in nothing short of sublime. and ?Olish his script he Conan D oyle cia ic include reha he of are $\'75, and may be purchased at the Lan.guage Program w here students will travel to ome perfected P ete r Cook-Dudley University Events Box Office. located in the Pans, France or Madrid, Spain, and receive 12 units the afternoon . The opening equence at might ve actuall y pulled off Harvard (actually shot at the whole enterprise. Moore, a number of painful pun , a pirit d Student Center. Pre ented by The of credit in eith ~r Fren ~ h or Spanish. Appl ications After the fi rst round of golf, Univer ity Events Office. UCSD was in second place, OX\0rd) is fi lmed through a Certain ly, the ba ic parody of Th e Exorcist (with f1a hing red must be submitted With a $760 non-refundable mi~ of rust tinted diffu ion "(.0",.,, tUI'IlI .. pag" I:J deposit no later than May 8, 1981. only four shots be hind TGIF Red lands and four shots in front of Point Lorna. The program ~in s June 22 and ends August 21, During lunch the perfect ~ 981. ~h e a pp ~ox lma te cost for France is $2,225 (not playing co ndi tions were mcludmg alrhne flight) and for Spain $1,435 (not with INCOGNITO swept away by 30 mph "San Diego's Most including airline flight). winds. Only two people in the tournament were able to For . further inform ation, contact the Summer break 80 on the 72 par course. Unique Uquor Store" SessIOn Office, 106 Adm inistrative Complex, or call .------Warren Quad ----. Redlands increased its lead (714) 452·4364. in t he afternoon, and Point Lorn a overtook UCSD, to (near Warren Dorms) occupy the econd rung in the tourney's ladder. Friday, May 8, 3 pm UCSO's fi fth man on the six man team failed to make Free Refreshments the tournament due to a couple of midterm exams SUMMER PROGRAM scheduled for the same day. Triton Golf Coach Mike From June 13 - September 13 Wydra commented, "Had we Student Prices Round Trip been able to have our fi ft h man here with us, we would have c hallenged both Redlands and Point Loma for ~~e~ w~sckJY __ $969 JAIBER WOCKY'S BACKI the first olace." That wild, wonderful ....orld of r----c:oupon ·---, I With this coupon onty: a I fOR MOM ••• !a~£?~ rdaY $660 DISCO, DRINKS AND FINE DINING I 9OIseous gr!Ind openi re I Weekend is now open at I c:Jfer. A frosty dolbIt 20% discount on all ~~~ suOOOY __ $760 3191 SpottS AreOCl Blvd. I margarita only 254 with II Sports (714) 22-3223. I_ _ any_ _d ishCCMIpOII on the ITlt__nu__. J earrings and necklaces Friday-Saturday until May 10, 1981 ~M~ ~ Men' s Tennis NAIA $790 Exciting and different Mexican menu. M.Jst be a full-time student. Prices are roun<"l rrlp airfare District III Tourna ment, Redlands al l day. from Los .AilgeIes. VVe also feature: Complimentary hors d'oeLMes Women 's Tennis CCAe GUARANTEE Playoffs, Cal Lutheran 3:00 pm to 7:00 pm weekdays, Chocolates, candies, beers & ales, liquor and Airfare rhat is paid in full will be guarnateed against all day. liqueurs, finest wines and Champagnes, any fuel Increase. Courtesy of Francisco. Men's and Women 's Track NAIA Dis tri c t II[ Umitec! Student N.embership fees are $10. Tournament, Cal Poly Open 7 am to 11 pm weekdays auo ADVEHruRE Luncheon fashion show weekdays Pomona all day. 7 am to midnight Friday & Saturday 23000 lok@ Fa..st DIM. I.oguno HIlls. CA 9265::1 and Dancing eNery night Friday-Sunday • Coil Srud«l1 Desk 10:00 pm till closing. (21::1) 625-0952 (71.) 586-95~ (600) ~2- 72:lO Badminton-Men's 3251 Holiday Court r------, National Champion (across from Bank of America) I ToOub~ : I J..... WOCXY ships all day. I 23030 laM Fo,.. Drtv.. laguna HIls. CA 9265::1 I The !My and Night Place Sailing-Pacific Coas t within walking distance of UCSD I FIOITI I to meet the RJsItt Peoplel Championships, Berk I Adcnss I eley, 7:00 am. M a ~ ' 14, Thursday, 8 :00 p.m_ , Mande ville Auditorium Mastercard and VISA I~ ~ I G.A. $ 8 -on:h ., $6.50 main noor, ' lU , $6 ,50 orch., $5 main n O(ll I _ b ,.,., ~ fH [of , SIuc»nt. Abo mv depoon [of I Saturday-Sunday 455-1414 I ~ro on amvlull~for__ I Open 11:30 am e U B ox Offi ce, -l j~- -1 5:-9 Personal Checks with ID lloo depoon requoed ro con/lnn --.ohOn Full I Women's Waterpolo, San pre~enled b~ ' I)' ~ t 'ni\ l'r~lI~ E\ l'n1~ Office I ~ Wilt guc>IOnIM prU ogoo<'dI ""'...". until 2:00 am rc. l~ ~ _~ ______~ ____ ~ ____~ Diego State T gurna Nlr,SD!t1 all day. 12 The Guardian Thursday, May 7, 1981 Thursday, May 7, ] 981 The Gllardian 13 • Around Town I week the movie Kristofferson, Walken unengaging Poets We never care who gets the girl or bullet tonight Center 3 CI_. Poets Garth Tscher Dtrty Tflcks ana PrNate Berlj m,n nisch and Bruce Mc Any WhICh W
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The Guardian is pleased to announce that, from now until the end of this academic year, all personal classified advertisements will be published FREE to all UCSD students ONLY.
THI 'DIMS OF 'HI DIAL ARI: 01 . Messages must be personal in nature. They may not be used for commercial purposes, nor may they be used to release information about upcoming services or events. The intent of this offer is to give UCSD students an opportunity to share jokes, greetings, goodbyes, etc. In any case where there is a question as to whether a message is personal or commercial in nature, The Guardian reserves the right to make final determination.
01. The Guardian will run free personals to the extent that it has space available for this purpose. Normally, all personals will be run, but The Guardian reserves the right to limit the number of free advertisements per issue if space for copy runs short.
03. Students wishing to submit free personal classified advertisements must do so at the Guardian offices, between the hours of 9 am and 3 pm Monday thru Friday (only), subject to normal Guardian classified deadlines. The deadline for Monday's paper is 3 pm the preceding Friday; the deadline for Thursday's paper is 10 am the preceding Tuesday. Students mult also present a current, validated UCSD student !.D. and a picture !.D. to qualify for free personals.
04. All individuals should be aware that all forms of classified advertising other than personals (Wanted, Services, Announcements, Housing, etc.) are still subject to normal rates and charges. Lost and Found announcements remain free to ALL individuals. Friday, May 8 8:00 pm 05. Pending evaluation of the feasibility of this program, The Guardian Mandeville Auditorium, $1.75 reserves the right to modify or terminate the offer outlined above without Tickets at the UEO Box Office, 452-4559 prior notice.
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You've been trying to get to ~ow her better since the beginning of the tenn. And when she mentioned how hard it is to study in the donn, you said, "My place is nice and quiet Come on over and study with me:' Your roonunates weren't very happy about it. But after a little persuading they decided the double fea~ure at the Bijou might be worth seemg. They're pretty special friends. And they deserve a special "Thanks:' So, tonight, let it be f.Owenbriiu . ..LUw~Dnu. :..... , b .. H'~~~~ to~ frieIIUae ...... e 1111 a.. bNwed In U.S.A. by MIlt IMwIng ~ M...... WIeconIin