The UCSD Guardian Univc rs ily of California. San Diego/ Volumc 45. Number 9 / Monday, Fcbruat'y 1, 1982

Love, marriage, and 16 units

BY PEGGY IVES a rampu~ pholOgraph~ cia...... and I... al ... o Ilc)\\ c\ er. t he..,e couple" are fort unatc to live In a Starr \\' roll'r n· ... pon ... ible for all I he hou..,c\\·ork and home' llnl\l'r"lt~ ... ettll1g where fret' or I{)\\"'ost help i ... cooked meal-, Ernll' h,h been In\ohed in (\\ atlable 10 I hem in case problem" do an ... e. ,we \\'eren't ~oing to gel married unl il intral11ural ba~k('[baliln pre\ 100h\ l'ar"'. "bul Ihi ... .. [ d()n't r('all\ t htnk t he un i\ ('r~it \' IS ... t re .... f ul. I \\ e \\('re ott t of school.. .. " year I don't h,1\'e the time 10 Ix' oblIgated." t hm kit I'> how t hl' people workimd ilciapt t () itt hat Ilm\ mi.lm t i Illes ha\ l' \·ou heal d ErnIe cOl11mencb hi~ \\"If· TraC\ for her make .... It ~trl' .... ful. Tht'n' mil\' lx.' Ie ... "tres on I hI" cOl1fes"'f()n fmlll friend" \\ ho fell III cicl h' in 10\ l' confldt'nce and h<:lp tn the couple'~ deci ... lOn, marned studenb because thl'~: dC/II\'(· In a ktncl of In college and then del'lclecl I he~ lOlIlch;'1 \\(111 makIng proce"~. :.cn It'(.' orientl'fl lint tI graduatIon to marr~: .... he'" helped communit . in ThIS "'Itllation h nol 1l1l('Ol1l1110n al l'CSf> . In me ... r need the whIch t ht·i·l' I... a farl ....OI1W married student... feel I he highh challenge of lot of hl>lp COIll pel 11 i \ e n alule of I h IS In:- t II UlIon m a~ be 1..'\ en pur ... uing a ca ;1\ ailable." I h ' more conduCt\ l' to co llege marriage" I han 01 her reer 111 m d ici ne cou n ... dor ~;lld. Ulll\ er ... ities all'. and "he kno\\'~ I Whitchill --Ia "There are ll10reand mort· ... Iuclcnl ...... \\'hoseem need that chal· led that thl to \\anl to h;1\(' it relalloll"hlp b 'cClu"'l' of the lenge and is brl'ak,up of c()mpetiti\' 'ne"'''' of Ihe "choo!''' remarked l CSJ) ~UPIXlrt i\'c." he ... hort 'term cou JUntOI' Ernie I~illo" \\ ho i... jlursuing hi ... Hio Chem remark d. IJIl'... can abo major at Re\ l'iIL' College. The couple l'au~t' a great Ernie marrted hi ... \\ ifl', '('ran'. after theIr plan ... 10 "I art a deal of dis gradualton from hIgh ~ch()()1 tn Vtlma. Arizona. famil~ in the com fort. bu t III six years ago. Following a career in the Na\ y. nex t \'ear or so. t he end. he t'e ... 1a"I" m;'1\" ca n get It done." ponsibililie . al':'u alL'Oun't "It· ... hare!. l'~pel'lall~ ;tl l·(.·1l. \\ here you ha\ l' year or"o. The\ reall/ethettnw.effort and mone\ [ () r " () mc () f I h l' pro bit' 111 " a L' II U pIt' 10 dl'\()le all \'fltll I il11l' til "'Iuclying." l{tll ()" iw ded to ... uppilrt a gro\\,tng farntly and arc read~ ll1a~ e .. pertlnn'. Rl'\\,.trdin.~ a part 1ll'1 \\ nr tht CI )m n1l'n ted. to ;tS"'UIlll' tht' rl'sp()n~lhilltle ... Illlpll' phra~l" "\1~ you look 111 't' toda~ " , :\ lea 11\\ hile. '1'1 an 1~llIo-- \\'Ill''''' full I inw I() hl'lp "Just beIng young and being marrted kwh )Illl c--peL'ially l'IleCII\l 11 rl'gall1l1lg IItnL' of th "1I h lell/l'l he collpll i>lldgd. ,\11 hough I he\ bot h into hard tim ...... Inll If \IlU can \\()rk on thl' gll,ul1d 11)-.' 111 CO'lll11.!nl"(l111ll brt .. kd) \ n-- admll thai "m()Ill'Y I" nol a IJlg prohlt·I1l." EmIl' relationship. you can help'each otlwrgl'1 thrtlugh \lar 'led COllplt'" "'l1l1,·rtn' ftnc111li,t1 d'f/ICUI'll' e1()l'''' \\flil pari tlllll';ll1c1al o rtn'l\(.... \ ' \ i>enl'lil . t he rough tIme .... mil\' al ... !) bt'l'omfnrtrd to kll()\\ that hn.ll1( lal Id The one jlltll>ll'111 I he ('ouple dot' ...... eem I () "There are g()od t hll1g~ and had thIng ... about it Sen IC(" 1lI.t~ pro\ Idl' mort' 10 1Il1rrted uden\-. l'll('lIUllll'r i.... Ihal of nol h;I\1I1g lnllllgh lillll' (marnage) but thi.' good alway ... oulweigh ... tl1\' Ihan III "inglt' "'ludl'nl . 11I,!!;l'1 h l'r bad." ErnIe concluded, Tom Hutll'r III Flllallcial \Ill,' 't·\ I 'e aid all 011 ",\1 101 of II111l'" you h;l\'(' 10 de(,leil' whal I Ill' If tl couple doL'~ decIde tf) l1l;lln durtng l·olkgl'. campu-- ll1arrtl'd "Iudt'nt can ('\PI't! to need priorlt\ i:-- - the r;:::======~' t he~ ma\ joi n lilt' apPI'()'\llllaICh .\'.()()I) lor the I.l ~ 3 ''1101 \ par. "chool work or \ our rank" ()I happ\ cou \\ hdl':l "'ll1.~It''''llldt'nt lin camplI m;1\ o'1h !1( ed to rl'lal iOlbhip." I'\nie ple~ Itkl' Ern Il ,1l1e1 budgel .'();lOIl 1<)1' 11l( dille tl'1lL' P'rtOG \11 off ... aid. (If people really Trac\'. But for I hO:-l' l'ampu C()l1ph' l an ('\pn'l t' pell l· ... t (Ill 'ar .'~I.:-()O ";\1\ ~tud\' habits \\'hll . l'lll'OUnter diffi filI'I hl' n1l1l' 111Clnt h ,chld pl'r!c,d are I ;ro babl~ ' qUIte a want to get married, cultll· .... l()un~l·lll1~ (IlmmuT1lcal ion ddinilt·I) 't'l'lll to pl.l\ a key bit different from and p,,\ ch()logica I rille In I hl'. lll'Cl'-"" 01 collegl'll1.tITI:I 't'-- "'UCh;b tht tho~e students who , er\"lCe ... and FinanCIal Rtllo<. Whet hl't' tl IlL'IIll' Comll1Unlcatloll 1)(:1 \\ l'l'n li\ l' at school. I'll be then nothing in the Aid program:- ..,Iand part ncr" on a bi kl' ndl' hllll1l' I rom "cho(l!. a "'crillu-­ upstairs studying and ready to help. talk \\ It h I he college coun .... clor. or d frtl'ndl~ chal t hen come down to "ee world is going to .. I f \\ l' ... e e a \\' 11 h a ftnancial aid a(hi!'()r. married L·IlUpll· ... an' Trac\' for a "Iud,\­ cl i~ t re ... sed cou pie. II I~ ad\'i~t'd to "kel'p the Itne ... open:" break." ErnIe ~aid. . stop them. ' lhuall~ Ix·tau~c the • * * II 0 \\' l'\ e r . Ern i e communIcatIOn pal, Autumn and :\Iark l hapman .... ill' a foun h) ear feels that studymg tern has broken :\nlmal I'lw"iolc )h~ maj()r and he a t hI rd ~ ear a lone may b a handicap at times. All hough it is do\\'n ... due to a \'ariet v of reasons, " cnll1mentl'Cl Enghsh I.lterat lIt'e major. are ,,1"'0 allhll1g I Ill' necessary for ErnIe to volunteer in programs such I ~ichard Whitehill. counselor at Counseling and rank... of marrtL'c1 college .... , udcnls as the Reent n St udent Commiltee and t he Beach Psychological 'en'ices. :\Iark md Autumn \\ hIlt' the 1\\11 \\ere on the Area Communi'V Clinic for the sake of his "When th('~ gencrally get to us. they're kindof l 'C.'I) rem tng lTl'\\ On\prtl I. I~) '(). hl' (It-dded medical career. h'(' f els that he also ne ds some like ... tranger ... to each other. One thing wc ..,trc!'~ to mo\ l' 01'1 campti. gl'l a Job and m;lrn AUI umn group studying. wich time doesn't alway~ allow . here i... communication." he added. The t\\O \\ere married :'.larth 2,.19,1. "not Tracy also sce~ an affect on the couple's social Whitehill says that t hey see a 101 of couple... \\ ho \\

Case against 'UCSD 34' finally resolved. Pag 5. UCSD absolved in lab animal inve tigation. Pag 5.

Fabulous Festival of Animation review d. Pag 1 • \1"lld il ~ . h ' hrllill ' ~ I . I ! )H:.!

The UCSD Guardian Oliphant A crossroads for high-tech education

,,,IlI Il11ll'd InlO ll I' a~l' 2 "\11' kid ... lake lou rlh a nd It' aellt' r-l'O Ill plil er con f er('n Cl' "I udvn I" r;lIell parlll'l pall' Illal h. ;1I)"orl) hl..,tuJ'\ ilnd machine" can be imporlanl to 1IIIh · grad('r ~ in ,> ma ll group" 1111 " lall. "he admJlt('d 10 being al'lll (' II III I hl' Iearnlllg gl'ographl. alld dl'1 (·Iop group I he o\'l'ra ll sense of Sl udelll alld demon .; t rill e hOlI' I hl' Il't'n of Ihc m l'l''' l 'nf(jrlunalel~. Oregon il i!-> reinforced bl' human l'xplai n~ . "They'd ... a ~ · ., l\Tol e thelll a ~ a leacher. pari icul arl v compUler" hutllan i /ing 'I 1';11 1 I" an excepi IOn 10 I hl' pra ise, ()onn;i Het rick. Opinion ~ ay ~ I hi s program: would ~ ou lik c wit h Olle of m\' "ludell \-' w ho is educa llol1 by a""ulll ll1 g "Ollll' l'urrenl ru l!' "FranklY. I' m a II ho manages I he com pu t er 10 II'I' it )' " a litlle sl()wer Ihan the of Ih e rt'cllrcl -J.. el'!>1n g drud ge r ~ 1111 1(' appall (-'d al ho\\ I "e(' center at Ha\\·le\, . Such inleracl ion :-- around 01h er". " ... he "(1\'". "Before. I thai loacl" teac her" do\\ nand. co III pU ler" bemg u~ed." ... ays U nsigned edilorials represe 'lllhe vpinions v/lhe edilorial bvard v/ Tile "One of our boy s in special computers eroke \'ision" of would hal'e had ill PUI him on a m her \\ onl", " \\ a.., le" I he :'vlan h n Bm,lon. a motl1('r and UCSD Guardia II. The edilorial board is compused oj PrIer Morlensel1, ('ducat ion. who was wit h­ pn~1 ine past rat her I han an lo\\'er priori Iy. bUI wil h I he lTeil tl \(' leacher's time." lealhl'r \\ho de\c l ops Randy Hill, and Pall l Faru'ell. All ulher lIylicle~ ill this seeliull aYc sulely dra\\'n and shy, has rea ll y Orll'ellian fulure for Edward J. machine. he could be learning Wh en t he I.HO() sl udenl ·duliltlonal l'omputer pro­ Ihe opi nio n o/ Ihe wriler, alld do nolll('c('ssarily represent the lIiel(,s 0/ The come out of himself l)Ccau"e of Willelt. an economics and while I could go and leach the FalnlO uth High Schmlon Cape gram" for a "mall II hnOl" UCSD Guardian, ils edilorial hoard, its adl'aliscrs, VI' till' HeKellls o/Iile hi:-. su ccess with the ~ ()cia l science professor at 01her :W." l od. [\'ic",,, .. "tarted u" ing a \·ljmpany . "\\\,'re "I il l fmellng­ Unil1ersily 0/ Cali/oYllia, com pUler." she says. "Afl er Houghton College in ,ell' Computers also can pr()\ Ide compule r to keep trackofcl ady romputer" u"ed fllr drill and T he L CSD Gllardialll'lICOuraf(~ ., lell('rs lu l/t(,l'diluralld ((rfides/vl' Titl' working with special math York . A:-- co-aulhor o f a I'a ri e l \ of \ '('1'1 nel\ ;lltl'nrl aIl Cl'. IrUa ncy and cia",,· practice or "" eil'el ronlc Rvllom Lin(' ('olumll. I/yoll [muid like 1(/ .,ublllitlJlI (lrli('/l'orlrller, pleas( programs. he was t he on Iy one " Modernizing Ihe Lillie Red cducal iOJl(ll relat IOn s hip ~ in n il I mg d roppcd . - P rOl Iding \Iork bl XJk-. . Tho'>e (Ire ,ome Iype YOllr U'ork VII a 72 space lilll' (Iriple spol'f bl'lu'l'l'lllilll'Si lillilsl'llc! 10 lite toget lOO(m a lest. and he\\'as Schoo l h()u~e . " Willett scI I he classroom o b:-.e n ·e~ KiI\ qu ick. accuralc atlendancl' l\iII·'" 10 ll'>e thcll1 . hUI It'" Opillioll / fililuyial Edilur, Ihl' I '(,SD (;11 (lI'liill 11. IUllf>. All ~lIbl/ll ,'slUm \\'ork i ng 011 t he same IeI'l'l as fort h I he nol ion I hal American Cilliland , a t eac he r In prinl ou h. the computer l'xpl'n'>I\'C and non-prodUl'llle must be si)(lIed by lil( al/ litoI', alld 11111' I i III fllile lil(,!1 11111111' 's plllJlle 1111 /11/> ('1'. t he others in hi s class," educal ion ('Ou ld do a beller job E Ill er",' i lie for I H \'ea rs \\' ho record '> ena bled parenl.., and like uSIng an I -II heeler 10 The (;II!1ydiall r{'KIPls liI(/l il {,(1II11111 r ('11I1'II allY .w/lIlIi.,siol/s. Hetrick S(tI'S, " He wou ldn'l lor less - money by us ing pl ayed a key part in securi ng lanill ) to rl'cogni/.e alld head g<'l a loaf of IJn'ad hOllle from rf:st until he got me over to see computers and ret L1rning to com pUI er:- for her school (lff problem.., h~ gt \ IJlg I h(' market." t he 100 percen t on h is screen the format of the small di sl ric t. "There are !-> om e ki ds per... onal all 'ntlon to "l uuenh Indeed, l'l'onom Il' con"lciera· - he was really proud of "common SChCKI!''' \I'ho can'l deal wilh int erper­ \ 1' ho sk I pped ScilCX) 1. 11011:-. cou ld make - or break - Space reserved Ihat. .. "Kids learn an amazing sonal relal ion ships Jx>t \\ en The IX )ICnllal of compuler... Ih(' IXltenllal of compulers III I n fact. say proponents, amount from each other, and Ihe teacher a nrl the sl udent or in ed ucCl I ion is dtrecII\ I led to Ihl' c1a~.,room. Prof. l hn"lo­ T he UCSD library sy tem has made a decision to Glen and Shearer computers may require even in I he America n com mon between the sLudent and the the programs. or ,(1ft ware. pher Dl'Eastridge High background into accoun t. " California . In ine. "'I' he rou III ry ()Jl Ill(' fi r..; I t rJ p. bUI In prohlein of updatmg and staff. and neces itate the hiring of extra work- tudy example, where the local lali "l communil Yis only one ( , I' School in Kankakee. fII. , adds Dcbra Dawson . a first·grade experience i:-- "imi iar to a cia ... , cli :-,cu"'>lOn" fnll(J\\ Ing IlIa,-e,- . " Federali"rn. " Ih e preSident is en I' i r o n m e n t a I a f f air s Ihl' manl' emballled interes t;.. personnel. Furthermore. such materials create long speeding up the transfer of that other leachers in Ihe Icacher in San Jose, Cali f.. ('011\' ('rsal ion be l \\ ee n 1\1'0 each altempt. they learn from "II l'tluld l';hil~ happen Ihal dl'partmenl was forced 10 cut dem a nd'ing more federal line at the reserve desks and copy machInes, and re"lx)I1 sibilit ies 10 Sl ate and el e me ntary grades there s a~ ' s !-> he ha s found these people. This ('o n ~ lr pro a chi 0 admil" ,\ ifr('d Bork. "But Ihal eliminate thi . bUI. at Ihe sam e time. is relxlrted Lhat he'd received aL Washington or the stales to written by her students. After allending her firsl takl'· nol es. In (I leC lurl'. many lea rning, I he "t uden t:-. prill'llce d(J(,'"n'l ha\l' 10 happcn " expected to reduce federal leas l 50 applicaLions for a rClcr :-. e fi :-.c(tll y conservatl ve The libraries are obviously missing the poi nt. funding to I hese programs and There are long lines for these reserve materials single laboratory position. I rend " before chem i c a I uni\'ersit \ research pr oje c t ~ Such stiff compel ition for a di saster" and ince:-.sant s n'log I hi" year: The fallout may not because they are in such great demand, because they single job may be the short­ alerts set in. on Iv mean less en vironmental are a very importan t instructional aid for a large term effect of Reagan's new At Ihe same time. howev r. majority of studen t on campus. To eliminate the e proiect ion ; the administrat ion is culting opportunities for en\'ironm ntal federa lism . the environmental protect ion Does Your Dentist materials from the libraries is to put many tudents But ol'er the long term , of I he countrv is one area \ it h environmental profess ionals inlerested undergraduates at a large disadvantage. Students rely on such at all levels of government and II'hich the ' privale sect or reserves, especiall y exam and problem set solutions to mav be undermining Amer­ and even more experienced cannot be trusted . Despite the professionals may lurn away glossy ads praising "what check their work and to discover their mistake, ica 's abililY 10 recruit them in Honor AETNA? I he future." from environmental careers Texaco is doi ng to clean up t he important to later success in the class. Students aitoget her. ocean." ot her out fits make no deprived of the e tools will master course work to a . Biologists, engineers and Thomas Jorling, a former prelense about safeguard i ng far Ie ser degree, and will do more poorly overall. 01 her lec hni cians can alread y Ihe em·ironment. Bu s in s s "ee what \, happening- to Iheir EPA official now leaching at The library cannot expect that each department Williams College, concedes and inrluslrv's commitment to mecca, the fed ral En viron· ecology goes only as far a s WE DO! will have the resource to disseminate this material Ih at Ihe administration is mental Prol ect ion Agenc y. By gO\'t'rnment rule: require it to. on it own. Therefore, if the library eliminates their October of I hi s year. according sending negat ive signa ls 10 once and future em'ironmen­ It 's a tidy Ihought in 19H2 holdings, most of the soft materials will simply 10 William J)ra\'lon Jr. of the lor dereJ.,'1.i1alors 10 predict that To acquaint you with the benefits and exclusions of lall s l ~, As if a gUlted EPA di sappear. "Savc EPA" c(1l11 millN.'. the am' fu turc nccd for cm'iron­ a dllllni sl f at io n hopcs to II ercn't sufficient ly discourag· your dental plan, the La Jolla Village Square Dental But there must be other compromises which can be ing for aspiring profess ion als , IlH:IlI1 ill a""l'~" ing Ih l' Imparl 1)\ 11 1<' IqH I (' ll'cI HJlh. f"~A1"UR~ .3.~ Ot',,~=~ ~c..t.6L·ne5 complete w ith an army of copy machines and a I hl'li' ()\I n lollllOil - no (,Ill' • Diagnosis and written estimate of treatment III lilt' I~ l' aga n l'ra. "I II 1' of 11'> 1\ h() C;1I1 H _' ( , I ~ l1""..\ O~ f'6fI\(X)5 ~U'.>L-i·P( ~ \-O\U ~ ~ . reading area. Ilkl'" 10 Ilalch Ihl'lr 11OU"l' hl' lllg fnrn'c1 to rl'Cl JI1 "id l'r ;I).!'l' II II h l' ll l Iro nml'11 1<1 1i '-' 11 1 recommended uch ideas must be ex plored. Fa ilingthat,studenls 1; ln";lcl-l'd. lillir challce'> 111 Ihl' iI '" 111.l(illl'I1IIl.~ II) ,,('(' I h " 6U "PRet=M=::o ~ ~'tU-\ tJ~NC1 ONl-l' "'1 he i1111111()11 r;lll' at I ~ I ) .' \ ('111 I1'0 11 1l11'11 I DE NTAL GRO~P c3 l • .kMI. ~~'D~'R - 61....60 Qv,c~a I ~v(CH::'5 , Keep our lazy editors Computers in the classrooDl :il'" La Jolla .. Village Thea ues 00nUI_ -' ov_- BY .\ I,\I{Y C L,\lH E lege nd ary onc-room '>c hol)l · ,\1 Ha lph S . lI a \\'ley ~ FR~ 'B~D ~,~R ~ ~~\Ne.. . :5 Radio Shack busy, write for the BLA lm ;\IAl\ hlJl hl' -:1 learning pla cl' F Ie III L' 1l I a 1'1 S (' h () () I i Tl Conveniently ~oy "l~:::. ~ ~a:n::>!t l',lldk ~" ' \\'" '"'!l'nh'l' • CO'"t: 1 II hei'l' I Ill' clas:-- J'Ootll ('Illpha"i" EIl1l'rl'l i1le . Calli ., " I uclt'n t '" located near D Raf S Fill 11 1, 111 1 1\llll' rJcal1 adult-., I ' on meel ing inclividual hardli '> 11 lOmilit'· likc III fnHll Ralph's Supermarket ~ UCSD I Ill' gn )\\ IIl l-( li "l' of ('Oillputl'r, "llIc iL-1l1 nl'eci-. il ncJ l'nmurag­ of II;eir ICrininals in the (behind Radio Shack) 111 .,r h(x)l ... ('ol1jun'" Illlag '" of Ing 1\ Ide mll'racl ion. ... c hool ·~ cOlllpuler cC'I1I(.'r-. lill ie J o h lln ~ becollling an Guardian lIand" ... hool liP as chilclt-en Just 5 minutes by car from campus or with in ten minutes walkin g il nd rllid IJ kL' bUlton plI !- heJ' . BUllhl'allcrnall' ... n 'll al'lo ­ call I hl' te (;uanliall \I,,"cl a~ . F( ' III ' lIl1l'~ I . 19H ~ ------~- Letter to the Editor The UCSD The UCSD Guardian Page 5 Guardian Paul Farwell, Assoc_ News Editor Fe bruary 1, 1982 Really, who's line is it, anyway? L' II rr l'l' lIut. II ,(J Iti New-s 1.;1 Jolla. C ,\ 9~ml:l Editor: and ult ime n t lX'i ng Ed II (.nal I >epan men I: In r e~po n ~e to " T he Bottom fllrced t II react. . \\ il h all clue 1'("'PL'l'! to I he included In I he group which (7 11 1 1 :i~:\lIiH I )I",pla) anc! L'la~~lfil'd LIll e" c()l u mn ( ( ,(,S f) Alt hough I t hL' one who \\Ol'l' "'l'(,lIlg ho\\ I brought Illy beach Ad\ 111 11 l :i~':l\(i(i like (() tha nk Anton l\1i sleh f()r thermal undl'r\\1\ L'ar. 1\\'0 e hair'ane! a pinl of ru m to amid CIInrl'rning IlIle:-. and lllone~ · . I· Ill'! 0 1<"\1 , Recent prosecution points out the dangers and inconvenciences caused by threats ~ h (l)- in g " The pS~ ' c h o l ogy of II1l'rc 1:-' one piece of fie t I()n that pair' 01 ~ock,., and a I)('(ln il' on am uneom Ion abk condit i () n ~. ED ITO I{: 1'l'll'l' ~1"rtl ' ll ,l'll BY N I K T. HANN/\ incident on t he morning of "(,enl'l'allv . it ha" Ix'e n 1m I (. ,lI' " s h (11\ I n g 0 r t h l' \\'ailing in line" 1\'11 h I ll{' I must expo:-.e. :\Ii:-. leh ~ t (ll(' 01 hl'!' hane!. lI"k .. a felon\' EUITOH: Tltoma, I'rl>al'h Theater and that it was set to I hreat - a fe lony I iolation. prepared for a te"I." sa id prOl on of \\'IUTE RS: \I'l'h.Il·I .\ hl1 , ~'Ult received and recorded by the exam and t he onl\' fema lc recent unl\"ert,it\, histor\' lhal s('rtOlhne' of phollll1g 111 a \11",,11. \ "lert .\l1dl" "', '1 I III Ix Jill b hila x l'''' and t hel' ha \'e police each year (with t he st udent not present: aut hori, could lx' con Sidered "polillcal" ,\1I).(1I'1. J",' F,IIll'ILI. 11111 FI ,h, I>om b t 1m'" I. :\ 10,,1 of t he IlIlll' I"l"tgnl'd them l'lI t' io thi", I.:trn (;"lclmdl1. RI,'" I ,n','I1,·. major i ty ca lled i n during l ics said. Sh pleadcdguilt y in In nalure I\',b dUring la ... 1 Ihe caller' PlIljX''''l' I" not facl'l of unll l'r lIy 11ft'. I l"I>I;Il' II'lIdlll. ClII, ..il-ll lf"1 \\""Wil I'IIOTO( .1l 'lTIOr-: .k clisatlon ... hI Ihl' ;\nimal prccaul ion ... I akl'n b~ blOlog~ unfairly per,ecute her. Il'iat IIl1l' ct 1I nl." dng", III til!' labllr.l'()t'Il'~ . Hut IIE,\D TYPESETTEI{ : \ 'al Welfare COt hl'r" lall' a Illn·. Ellell I\;]l·hlille. TOIl I ""nt"~t'~ clJ'lltn tht' l'lSI> .. horl p,tlnll's~ I ()''''l'cond • SkiS/ Poles/ Boots I he officl'r that t here \I as no ildding "Ill~ ' ca:-.e is Illuch Illlln' \\ hll'h conrludecllt ... \\ork t\\() and Rank ll1. ;\ Iar k WII"II1 . iJolll b and a deci"ion \\'as made of an excepl ion. " rt''''l'areh Ia Ix lrat one,,) '1 hl'I' tit-at h. In till' Iah .. t hl'\ an' hdd • Instruction Bl 'SINESS \\ l'ck" ago. 'I'll(' Crancl Jury . to continue. Police dt'teclilejone'" d('nle~ ho\\ c\ cr, fou nd t hL' nll'citeal on 11 called t hl' head of l h~' IIIi' dill "'. II !'t'k", l'\ l'llll1fllllll"'." (;ENEIULl\IA ',\GEH: lhr" ":\ lore oft cn t han not t he\ all) maliCIOU S proSt'C lIt IOn lIumane ~()ell'tl \\hrhe bdlln; t hl'\ facl' an "lIlt,'n \ I'fI • Tram Ticket \I11~, ' ,\ SSIST,\NT GE~ER ­ ~ choo l "not !-.1tJiltl" of the 1111 e'it igat Ion 1\ l' hitd at I aekl'cI potntle~ .. clt'illh." - .\L ;\1 ,\ l' IACEI{: Linda I.'ll" don' t po"tlxme the lest." sa\'~ "', I\·i ng. "t he case was out of alleged animal abu ... e prl'llOu ... l~ bl'eall"e IlO Thl' .\ \\ l hllld", I hat "all Bl ' SI~E SS ,\1AN ,\GEI~ : campus poltcedetecti\'e Roben III \ hand" fil'(' dm ... aft t'r the ";\.o onc \I'anls to t()uch It \\ 11 ne~ ... e" were ealled." animal ... u ... ed lor Iahorallll'l' \ all'l'Il' ~1r~ll1lllJ1 HECE/,­ jone .... Ill' notes that lhere has ('a·II." Jones bl"liel es I he ({he casc)," ~av ... Ste\'e Ko\\'it. T10:'llISTS: \I a 1'1 it limn. t'I,· reSl'<'*,';' at the Revelle Provost's Office. Call Becca yoursel f of the food? Do you sometimes o QUARTER TEXTBOOKS on 8 at 452-3755 to sign up. stop eating or reduce your food Intake to B FEBRUARY 3, 1982. 0 ~ the pOint where ei ther you o r o thers feel o 0 Intensive training, II thiS endangers your health? If so, joining an Cultural Activities, Campus Black Forum eating p roblems group Will help. Call O Winter Quarter Instructors 00 Thi S IS an IIltormal diSCUSSion group Becca at 452-3755 to sign up fo r one of Anxiety Reduction Group Tours * $208/ Qtr. centered on Issues, concerns, and the these two group times: In thiS workshop stu dents will learn to B have been notified that the B Monthly Classes quality of hfe of the Black community at Mond ays, 12:30-2:00 p m, co­ Identify their sources of anxi ety in test­ 0 also available. UCSD Il I~ dn open, ongollig group, and faCilita ted by MIriam Levens and Tn sh taking and SOC ial Situatio ns and have the o return process will start - .... -----.... '----l: \tuaent~ con JOin at any time Those who Stanley, meeting In room 1003 H-L Bldg., opportunity to learn skill s to alleViate thiS B FEBRUARY 3, 1982 and B would like additional Information can call Revelle Campus. anxiety. Offered by Hugh Pates at the For information WED., FEB" 3 rdC Ilitator Phil Raphael at 452 303~, Thursdays, 1 :30-3:00 pm, beglnnlllg Revelle COllege Provost's O ffi ce Will meet o should make that announ- 0 send $1.00 in money o therwise tlley Cdn Just ~how up at lhe February 4, co-faCi lita tors Bev HarjU and Thu rsdays, 3.30-5:00 p m, beginning P&L 1110, 3-5 pm Itteetrngs FndJYs. oj 6 Pili. HI Ule Mt View Steve Brady. Location to be arra nged. February 18, and Will run fo r four weeks. B cement in class. 8 or postage to: I ,U'I'!e of ttw IllII d' o "e '~e /\Ilclflltten s Call Becca at 45'2-3755 to sign up. o 0 Chinese Language Still und e1ared about your major? This workshop wll II II & Cultural Studies give you a sys lo' mali way to investlgal UCSO's 24 B It you have not yet B majors , 10 I arn mo r abou l your skills, interes ts, and Students wishing to make an appointment for individual counseling can call 452-3755 o purchased WINTER QUAR- 0 (CLCS) PO Box goals, and to consider t roc' occupational possibihtl s for or come in to the central office at 1003 Humanities Library Building. o TER TEXTBOOKS, please do 0 15563, Long Beach, majors Ihat b t fll you. A stud nt pan I, acad mlc Ca. 90815. USA or advisors, and repr nlative (rom Care r Planning & so before FEBRUARY 3, 1982. Placem nt will be th r to help you deal WIth your cas of B 8 call (213) 597-3361. "undeclar dltis" . Offered by Counseling & Psychological Services uoooooooooooooooooooooo~ (i

The UCSD Guardian Page 7 Hearings held in Thomas Urbach, Science Editor Piper Vosban case DOOllIBual Science February 1, 1982 By PAUL FARWELL Physicists developing Associutc News Edi lo." Got thetn bio Olid -terIn blues Last June, David Piper was harmful to others." faced with a difficult decision Grievance Hearings an electron crystal lJ) JOE F,\LLETTA Au t 01 ruphes feed t hem ... eh e... l'il'lI' Hly l'es('(Irrli IchcII peal/ul to make: he co uld eit her do A three person grievance ~lil(f \\' rill'r frolll -,unltght. Bo\', that'd be butler hil S 10 all 01111((' aJld lIic what he felt was morally and comm iltee has been establish· fly KEVI N F INE ..... y ec.,. ciasc." in the fooel great to hal e chloropla"t "'0 pl'il'( II) SIlY /11('(// jU/IIPed 50(J legally " right" - or he could ed to hear Piper's charges, and I ~esearcher s on campus are Ihat balances the repul"i\l' chain we hen c the autotrophes \Ie \\ouldn't ha\(' to ,,]wnci all perrCli1 in 1111(' 1'l'iJ1' a/olll'. obey hi bosses' order. Piper to report directly to Chancell or t r~ ' ing to make il cryst al force I hal elecl rons ex en on and I he hel erol rophes. The our money on food . We could " / did hlll'(' {/ II/f/I/lier o( cho e the former. Richard Atkinson with a l'Olll]x)sed only of elec trons. one anot her. autotrophes, or self·feeders, ('(J/II nh'l'Y~ ('{Il[el' 10 ser/'(' a:~ decision. At the time Piper was a This no\'el idea is t he work The particular expenment are primary and all else. t Iw guinea pil,~ Ic/zell / 1"(Jla/cd Ihe While member of AFSCME III \\. pesticide controller at the of Professors John Ma lmberg hlch I he (Tyst al would be hel erot rophes. is secondary. .~ I},(( III; hou'cl'C!'. / k/I lire have been willing to di scu s Uni versity Hospital who had and Tom O'Neil in the physics made has its \ a~'uum chamber The se lf·feeders are grzpt and Science eXpl'l'illlUI I 100 ria Jll[l:rfJlIS 10 what evidence t hey will I been asked by his superior. in department. Bot h men (Ire wt'il ,urrouncied by liquid il'ItUIll fan ig ... " hUlllall /I/e 10 al/Plllpl on (IIIYIJIIC pre ent before the grievance the grounds department to known in t he plasma physics ill nearl\' absolu t e zero Ah, c'mon professor. Jeez I Humor SIII'(' lIIyself spray Vos ban - a powerful board , administrators in the field - Ma Im berg as an Il'lllperatllre. The pla~llla don't t h II1k I can handles I ht s. "ThaI /lll.\ 1m) mOlllhs al[o chemical pesticide - around grounds department have yet experimentali st, O'Neil as it radial es heat inlo t he cold It has to be I ime to go. Wh at {('hell I }irs I injccled lIIyse£((('lth the grounds of the University to make a pu blic statement. theorist. wa lls of the \ acuum chamb 'I', time is it am'ways? Oh, no, jLl ... I sit out in the sun and ... A 1'-1 . 4fl£'/" II U'ick I broke 0111 Ho pital. For refusing to spray " If David Piper is found not Malmberg origina ll y just as the Earth radiate~ into another 15 ·m in·ut es. Why all . ill Ih('.\c I(rl'eJ/ splolches YOII scc the pesticide, Piper claims, he c[)ncei\'ed the idea of an I he blackness of space at night. didn't they make biology sf> "II lid 1101(,. acccplilll[ til is gui lty, the impli cations are hel'c Oil my as , renrol'C III} wa demoted to groundskeep· elect ron crystal in 1977, and If the elcct rons become "cold" minutes like the rest of m\ .I'm)" 's al('(mljol' tile I[l'calP.it alld (' Jll~~ 1 that it could snowball. and ~ hirl . I bCl(all Ihl' experimenl er. took his half formed idea to Dr. enough. t hey should form a classes inst ad of an hour and 1II0~t .!a)"·)"I!(lcliilll[ sciell!'(, lead to investigations of ot her /lull day, Illyilll[ 0111 in Ihe sun departments such as health O'Neil. O':-.Jeil' s immediate liquid, then a crystal. a haW .. (h'i('uI'eI) i~ j. E{il{'{lrd Falfl'lta The reasons given for ji)1' firsl (I hal/hour (II (J lilllc' and safety issue such as reaction was that it was 0' eit. who has it reputat ion ..... Noi.\!, autotrophes ha\'e of 1/1(' [ 'lIil'l'I'sity U/ Ca/tjomi(l, Piper' refu sal are both moral (/1It1 lall'l' /01' Ihrccllnd Ihelljollr isotope handling," says Este. imposs ible. The initial as an excell nt leclurer, s pecial organelles ca lled 51111 /) iCKo. !Jr. Fal/ella '.I' and legal: 111111 I'S. dci'l'('(ls 1111[ my J/ormal argument led to calculations offered I hi s analogy to help chloroplasts which co ntain (l"MI ion 0/ I hc (I II tot roplw 1111111 "A ll in. ecticides mu st be And. moreover , says and soon O'Neil returned with dari f\' I he idea of elect ron ch lorophyll. The chlorophyll is cxpected 10 )"flld('/' (//IF){)d and I()()d inlllketlm b.... t!a\' The mall ·1I 'ho sl({lIds .1'011 loday s prayed according to t he tronski. "(If Piper is found the opinion that it might work. conclcnsat ion . reacls with the sllnlight and jin'm inK use/l'ss {/III/ obw/et(' l~\' befo)'e' instructions on the label." guilty), it mean' t hat if you Four years and many Suppose one takes. he said, a creates energy for the plants tile end o( llie dccadl'. Dr. s/lll:> isis so/dy Ii II I" 1'('(' 1((11 lOJ/s oj says Jim tronski. a member of know of somet hing illegally ca lcu lations later, the block of some sol id, such as ice. which helps it grow. The Fa /left (/ .. , .. lI 'ale)' PI'I' day II lid l il'I' 10 six hOlll's SUII. the American Federation of happening in you r depart· researchers are coming closer As it is heated, the solid turns heterotrophes ea l the "Thallk \'U II , .\11'. Presidenl ill /ll( tate, County and Municipal ment, you can't report it to to making the crystal a reallt). into a liquid, then a gas. As the autotrophes anel other (nlll .fel/rlli (,1I/ /l'IIKlles. .\Jy '" IIlId IIwl - It hal's Employees (AF CME) who are anyone outside your depart· \vhil ' touring his lab on the temperalure ri"es even more, heterotrophes and the 1'('Sl'llrr/1 lI{'('r II/(, past Iwo yca)', lIllie '" representing Piper in the case. ment. That certainly isn't the second rIoor of Mayer Hall. decI rons are st ripped a\\"a~ · s nafftherdazz le and ... " Iras c/£'all H'illl 1111' ide{/ of (/ "The instrurtions on the intent of any law in the MaIm berg explained t h~:1;1!l1 Lower Level soflens and I'n Ho\ K.d:.!1. ~illl l)h ·\~II.l \ '1:!J.i:--. supplies available Electronics Center. ~~l: I III i~JI 452-7374 IIlVY IIIISE. Tickets on sale Tuesday rrs IIOT JUST AJOt, rrs All ADVDfTURI. Tl':\a~ I ll~tI'Ullll'llt" l'akulatol'~. Il' a I' 11 i Ill!" a ills - l' \ t' n t IH' Sil on a sofa, a choir, and a bed lamps. sofas and choirs in many fabrics TI ·~ I~I L\ HOllll C0Il1I11ill'1' - ' February 2nd. You can feel 01 home with on en lire and colors You orE' InuitI'd .ill;.;t "hm\ u-, ~ '() Ul' \alid ltni­ apartment of quality furnishings from CaRT delivers In .8-72 hours. t----Traveling This Summer? CaRT. the notlon's largest furniture rental CaRT g Ives you a 100" apllon to buy. Torrey Pines \l'I':-it\' III and \!l't a 10', company You only make low, monthly And CORI is offering studenh 10" 011 di"l",;unt 011 .Il1"t about rental payments. on any furniture you rent thru Feb. 19821 C hristian C hurch For more information call 0y. Earj,.~ . o'1e MOl] l'\l'l'\'lhill~' in lilt' AI the CORT Decolatar Showloom. So get all the floor and ,n on III ~0 "7 C;) you'lI see a wide selection of lables, Fast and easv with CORTI 8320 Lo JolICl Seen/( Dr. No. (9h ;:t{ll:d~ Thi;: nfrl'1' x4037 r Suncluv Worship:-----, We have Budget Airfares is good through 9:00 ondll:OO 0 .11 1. .Iuth' ](I. 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FRIDAY religious 6:30pm - OnPg Sh<1bbat VE'get,lr1an potluck Int CE'nter 7:30pm - Intervarslty/Tndent Cllmtian Fellowship meeting The Weekly Calendar MONDAY I Nancy Dewart Wilt bf' speaking on the topiC of 'Interpersonal 5pm - CatholiC Mass (dally Mon/thru Fnday) UnNerSity Rt'lationships .. Are there ways In whlcll you can havf' better Lutheran Church (La Jolla Shores Drive and Torrey Pines) relationsillps? North Conf Rm 6:30pm - The Christian SCIence Organization at UCSD will hold Its weekly meeting BlakE' IV Lounge. Revelle Bnef SATURDAY ------Inspirational rE'adlng after whICh members Will telt how they 5pm - CHhoflc Community Sunday Mass University have been healed through the application of Chnstlan Science. Lutheran Church (La JOlid Shor('s Dnve und

B:30pm - German Club M a CldSSIC film by Flltz L;ng, In lectures/discussions German With English subtitles Revelle Formal Lounge

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ANNOUNCING Crystal U .C. San Diego Student The UCSD Guardian Page 1] Financial Service Office l'ontinlll' (1 11'0111 pal!l' 7' Andrew Keeler, A~ts Editor February 1, 1982 Sud1 <1 pla-.mil IIlIuld be The ('I(,('trl\Ralphs and Sav-On nom i nat ion s t his year. take the chance to ask any sive. As Presidential 457-3334 responded t hat the crystal Commi. "lOner for the White would be a new kind of matter, The entire program is wort h su b"tantive qu stions, The - mentioning but there were mo s t inquisitive quesl ion House Record Llbran. never before seen or studied . asked was "Why is the pi ckle consu lt ant to the Museum ilf Learning about its properties several rilms that deser\'e special notice. One of Will not as colorful as in the Modern Art and the Brookl vn \\'i ll ad\'ance our know ledge of movi e?" upon which Wokoluk Academy or MUSIC, Executj'ye phys ics in general, an.d this Vinton 's latest works, Creatioll, definitely merits dutifully replied that lat ex Produc'er for Vanguard 'iu re'" \\'ill ha\'e an application such notice, The film features rades wit h t illle . Oh well, I Records. and a~ a compo"er at some point in the future. a ne\\' form of animation called guess there w re no aspiring and arranger, he has spent the Urb.n Studl•• "Claymat ion" which is simply animators in the crowd. balance of hi, life III the mu,ic UCSD Science a t\\'o dimensional drawing in Aft er in term iss ion we were bU'imes<.; and should be able to Now Open colored clay. Thi" tech nique treated to I he delight full y pro\'ide I'aluable lIl"ight for Planning Bulletin Board allows t he landscapes and di~gust in g Fish/wufs by anyune IIlterc<.;ted III mcludll1g rot'ms within to swi rl alx)ut Barnes & Barnes. AIt hough Week-ends! MAJORS Biology and m It into each other, not a true animated work, the creating a positively stunning ~ hort was unquest ionably well Ed Bland will hos t a series of lectures e ntitled "Music as lectures February I 1:00 p.m. efrecl. However, the melo· received by the audience. Dr. Politics and Busin ess" this week at the Music Department. MEETING Dr. juan Enrigue I~ ozengurt: dramatic narration by james D mento, who L .olel y to mu IC as a part of a career. Stillllllatioll of lJ A Ylltlles i ' Earl jones al times took too credit for the success of the Perhaps t he greatI'''' ill ftllif's('('lIt 1'I//tIlI'(!S: il/terplay much away from the film, Barn es & Barnes so ng of the ~yslematic fla\~ 111 Amencan MUIR ~I??: (~( {'.rtmedllllar jtldors, sio/aee making un co mfortabl e same title also playccl a ca meo Monk dance group higher education IS Its I'eccptul's. (fl/rl illtrace/lular compet ilion between the bit in th film. inability to inform ~tudents of February 4, 1982 si,/{IIf1ls. (;arren Audi tori urn , animation and its narration. In addition to the rilms were the career possibilities their RATHSKELLER Ba ~ ic SCience Building Ferenc Rofusz' The Fly wac several animated co mmer­ on stage this week learning qualifies them for As 3:00 p.m. undoubtably une of the cials, some of which were As ociate Profe 'sor of MU ,lc Febru ary 2 .1:00 p.m. program's greatest high light s, familiar to the audience, By TOMMY LANNEVILLE jimmy Cheatham said Dr. Vi ctor (;inburg: IIIII1IUI/u ' This film is the bizarre view of ot hers were from foreign On Tuesda y and Wednesday the UCSD community will have recentl\' in an 1l1terview, "Ed 10,/{i('({1 Stlldies (If C('II III/ace the world t hr ugh t he eyes of a markets. The best of the~e an opportunity to make contact With someone whom man\ Jnd I hal'e been rriend.., now TCHB Conference Cfll'/}()llWlrates. 2103 Bonner fly. As the fl y, the audience is included the current "Kitty people are calling one of the most exciting and richly rewarding ~lIlce about 1960 and hiS lI all - treated to a glimpse of the Salmon" commercial as well artists in America today. Meredit h Monk's audience includes appearance IS 10 make people Cash Only Oosis Room 141 Febru ary:l 1:00 p.m . i nsid of a hous from the as one for "Vladivar Vodka." fans of modern dance. nell' theater, and music both IX)pular and ,l\\are of all the thmg" thl'Y Dr. Clarke Slater: C//(III,/{es ill persp ctive of the tiny in sect, Be watching for Cleo Award highbrow. can do \1 Ith musIc. MusIC Isn't Acctyll'hlllilic IIes, but when the fly finally stop-frame technique to sho\\' walking?) will recogni ze the ele\ at ion of everyday act i\'it ies mlo Black Arts Program. The first Sul/(tioll . 2 10L I rey lI all met with it's demise one cou ld him self running at supersonic a rich and flexible language of mo\'emen!. ewnt of hi" three da\' \ l;ill Will f I a genuine sense of despair speeds, passing trains, cars, Monk explores many themes in h r work - metamorphosIs in be a performance of some of hiS F ('bruar~ I I~: ()O nCXln among t he crowd. The pen and 747's, and landscapes. In the individual. relations with societ y. even co nt act with that c1aSSICwff Write r stu dio careers. amI some Quartet Competition in Liege, 1980, he appeared as soloi. t in The women's team had their closest match of the eason with Tlltre \\ as more blood let . aspecls of classical composi· Belgium in 1969 (where they Carnegie Hall. an 8· 1 triumph, In the eighteen doubles and singles matches the IlI1g at Torrey Pine golf tion. There wi ll also be an won first prize), the name Mi sha Geller was born in leam has P);:lyed this year they have lost only one, Last year's course ye-'lerda~' \\ hen Jack opportunity to ask questions. Glinka was bestowed on them Moscow, began to study music female al hlete of the year, Cecilia Kavanagh, although ill , was N Icklau.." Tom Kite and '10m Mr. Bland will speak Tuesday, Since that time, the you ng at an ea rl y age, and later instrumenlal in the victory with a 6·4, 7·5singl s triumph and a Weiskopf gOI inlo a three wa~ from 2:30 . 3:50 p. m .. at the musician won widespread continued hi s studie at the 6·-1,6·5 doubles \Vin teaming with Laura aavedra, dogfight for "econd place at the l C D Mu~ic Department The unique and imaginative d a nce leader, Mere dith Monk critical acclaim throughout Tchaikovsky conservatory in Kavanagh is a pat ient but quick defen. ive player who rel ies on Wicks·And\ Wdliarm ,'an R(XlIll B 210 and from 7 . 10 the Soviet Union and Europe. Moscow. He immigrated to the her so lid groundstrokes and accurate lobs to force her opponent Diego Open. johnny :'vi iller p.m. in B 202. On Wednesday, They performed frequently in Netherlands in 1978 where he to mak mistakes, coa ·te(1 mto the S:J4 thou. and he will appear in B 210 from 7· major music festivals and now serves as firs t violi t in Number 2 seeded Vikki Lareau was also impressive with a 6·2, \\'mnmg -'POl \\ It h a near 10 p.m, Monk dancers here established themselves a one the etherlands Chamber 6·2 single victory and was joined by NadineAkimoto for a 6·3, 6· rccord 2 0, dec.,pite a care All even ts are open to the continued from page 11 of Ru ssia's outstanding string Orchestra and has recent ly ~ dou hIes success. ""'hen Nicklaus eagled the public. For further informa· he is a tremendou"ly accompli s hed artist Wl10 has been quartets. been appointed to the Lareau possesses a controlled lob and an accurate serve. She elghteenL h 10 pul pressure on I ion col1tacttheContemporary working for nearly 15 years on th expression of a personal Then, in 1978, the Glin ka Conservatory in Utrecht. caused her frustrated opponent to run all over the court by :'viiller\ one ..,troke lead. Black Art s office at -I :i2·310 3 or vi sion ab well as an elegant language for that expression. Quartet di sbanded when two Dimil ri Ferschtman was moving the ball around during the long vollies. Coach Liz [n the end II was ~icklau 4:)2-:l 10..l . Meredith Monk and \'ocal ensemble will be performing a of it s members defected to the celli st from 1966·78 of the Dudash commented, "Vikki is playing better each match," \\ ho took the ..,econd place "Mus ic Concert \\Illh Film" I)n Wednesday at 8 p.m. in West. hort ly afterwards, form r Glinka Quartet and Throughout the day, number five seeded Laura aavedra mone\" with hiS last hole eagle. Mandeville Center AuditortLlI11. how ver, these two, Misha wa ' professo r of cham ber ret urned everything hit in her direction, including difficu lt low Mi "terCon..,istenC\·, Tom Kite. This program includes S%s/iil' \ 'u ict' ([lid l'iuJiu (J 97:!· 197:JJ, (;eller and Dimitri Ferscht· mus ic at the Tchaikovsky shots on the half bounce and nearl y impo sible balls trailing had to eagle 10 I IE! Mill er and Animation })U/III£'II ,llusic (1979). the film from (-)uarn', Turtl£' J)reams man . reformed t he quartet Con sen'atorv from 1969-73. In away from her. Us ing 21 one· handed backhand he was able to 1M Wrestling----­ birdie to lie Nl ckalus. but \:untinut!d from pa~c 11 ({('II I/Z). and Ellis Is/alld (excerpt from a film 'in progress). wit h another Ru s~ ian emigre, 1978 he inlmigrated to Ihe reach the ball while totally extended then use enough angle on instead put hiS second ..,hot 1JIm i" a dellcill eh' chorco· Tickets arc on sa le no\\' at the llni\'ersi t\· Box Office. General /: i noV inn i k a \' , and a 1 t herlands and is presently her racket to keep the ball in play. into "))e\"lm-.' Billabong," the gra'lhcd dan, e scel;e \1 II h a admIssion costs are $7: seni ors, fa cLl lt }', and l C staff, $1";: and Dutchman, Kees Hulsmann , first celli st 111 the Radio Nadine Akimoto was devastating in her doubles mat ch. She Mat stars show moves pond bordenng the eighteenth \ [lrlcl\' of light "tand". camera studenls $5. For ticket informal ion cail 152--1 5:19. The new Glinka Quartet has Orchestra. played the net aggressively, often slamming the ball down the green. ThIS ml~take alh)\\ed rl'eb, me)\ ie l"a mera ~, anel a :\Is. Monk and her group will also co ndu ct a workshop fo r revi ved the international The Glinka Quartet will middle of the court bet ween her helpl s: opponent ', During this BY TIM PICKWELL Weiskopf 10 place third. "1I nelry 0 f 01 her fi IIII prop .... performers. composers. and the pu bl ic on performance acclaim of it s predecessor and perform : Wegern's (.)uartet, match both teams were fearlessly playing the net. intercepting Sp01-t .... Editor The finl"h was pari icularly Till" H'ar\ Fp,,1 ivaI \\ as no techniques and COmlX)sitional concerns in her music and \vill make it s long awaited Op. 28; Wolf's Quartet, (ltaliall the ball in mid·fli ght and ramming it down each other's throats. By Ihe end of the a ft ernoon, winners from the lo'>er!-. S\\ l'et for ;\Il ckalus. \\'ho ha-.n 't Ie" ... than pxeellent - eas il\ mo\·emenl. The workshop is being hosted bv I he Cenler for American debut at UC ' D this ' eyellade); Mozart's Quarlet ill Last year's team was number one in their division and 6th in the com pet ilors in Sat urday"~ " I \\' () n, b u I I I (J" I plm eel at t he A\\'S»O "JIlce \1 or! h the ac\ml""lon price. :\1u slc Ex periment. "109 Warren Campus, on Tuesday, February week, The first concert of the }~ K590; and Beel hoven's the regional '. Although only two player ' are r eturni n~ , :hd Annu a l Intramu r a l p h Y~lcally," groaned john 1972, and hadn't \\on the There will be onh' 1\1"0 more 2 at ;) p.m. Call..l;)2--I:{R3 for 1110re information. new Glinkas took place in Quartet No.2, Op. 59 . Kavanagh remarked, "We're a lot stronger this year. Last year s ""resIling Tournament had Cibbs. champion of the 166 lournamenl sJI1ce l!-lfi9. But ... creening-. of till' fl'~II\al 1\1 s. Monk will lead a semll1ar on Tuesday at noon in Diligentia in the Hague on They \ViII appear on number two girl is number six this year. " one thing in common : 176 pOllnd dJ\'ision. " I am hurl I he Colden Bear prmcd 1 hal he tonight at 7 and 9::{O p.m. l\lande\' ille ){pcital hall. She will di sc u s~ t he process of refining June 14 , 1980. Zino Vinnikov Thursday, at 8 p,m. in the After the match coach Dudash ("()mmented, ''I'm really proud of exhaustion. and "ore." "t III had t he old flaIr. placmg These sho\\'1 imes mal' IX' ..,old and presenting personal art work in America today. There will was born in Tschelabinsk, In Mandev ille Auditor iu m. the way the girls played with such confidence." After each match the Il l' wasn'l alone. hi~ three \\eXld ... hotthreefeet (lUI so check at the fl1USeUm be no admission charge. Call 452-:3220 for mor informat ion on 1974 he was appointed leader Tickets are $9. For informa· Eugene jones, Dan Sl1lpes and Dave Sider fared well in the mo:; tl y·out·of·s hape, form er "I can'l do t hiS anymore." from the pm, KIte, \\ho came box office by calling 1:iI·02G7. this sem inar, of the Phi lharmonic Orc hestr~ tion call 452-4559. Men 's triumph. Mike Fahlbausch seems to have earned a high "c\1Ool s l ars wou Id gasped Chri" .'ander.., afler hi" m second <11 t he Bob Hope st art ing posit ion , dominating Dominguez Hill player Alan haw stagger off I he mal ~ lO as.., u me dl ff lcult openJJ1g roll nel \ iet ()ry ])e-.ert ClaSSIc, "a\\ hI., game 6·2, 6-1. The team is now preparil " for t heir next match against \'a riou ~ pOSIUr('S of fal lgu e. il in Ihe 1J9·1 ~ :i pound cia..,,,. "Ink \\ 1\h hIS ball a ... It dO"e a tough San Diego State ~quad. was often difficult to lell the please turn to pa~e 1-1 mIn t he pond.

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Bookends in the backcourt Stones and Rod Steward concert color I TYPING Research papers, reports, Relationship wanted w/ Nlglo/ Aslan press photos, reasonable, great giftS, resumes, letters, etc' Fas~ accurate, gal, age 24-34 Asian, PhD p~ych , tenniS, Guards Wight and Goodman set pace for UCSD basketball team evenings 753·'2899 (2/ 1) reasonable Will correct spelling and SWim, beach Send foto Box 9551, SURFBOARDS for sale. 6'8" Brewer, 6'10" grammar Call Diana 455-7614 ( 3/ 11 ) Stanford 94305 (2/1) grabbc' bot h on t he boards Chaep thrillS! $15 gets you flying with the Ages 9- ? Teach In La Jolla Village Call Joe, that Picture ShOW' The Gym, April 1 Employment and bring It to the provost's SI. Box 31 , Santa Cruz, CA 95060 ( 2/ 11) Discount also 6'8" forward· and shooting, the scoring this backcollrt holes, and not es how UCSD Soaring Club. Newcomers 452,1468 ( 2,4 ) (2 1) center Mark Barreca. second year is motiva ted in the easy it is to coach t he duo, office 2126 HSS Deadline: 2·12·82. espeCially welcome at meetings every Queen,slze waterbed complete tallest mem ber on the team backcourt by guards Tom "They learn very quickly and (2/ 11) Tuesday, 7 pm, upstairs Student Lounge. $75/ offer 75'>-3752 ( 2/ 1) who pull ed down seven Wight and Bob Goodman. are very eager players. We 'd be Info, 453-3184. (2/1) BOB IS COMING and he aint j osh,n' Got those Revelle Cafe Blues? your rebounds a game before "We know that to win we at a loss without either Bobor around. Oral MajOnty Speaker, Feb. 5, travel lost and found bowing also to the tough Tom," he explains. comments can make a difference! The have to shoot, and much of our North Conf. room, 5 p.m. (2/4) studenl hOUSing and food commIttee housing scholarly req u irements here. offense is designed to give us The scoring from outside LAGO - UCSD's Le5blan and Gay Wi ll be reading everything you put In the (lEE Student Travel open M·F 1(}5 In the Siolen 2·3 weeks ago my camera was To further tax the Tritons' the ball. " co mmented Organization, celebrates 1 year of suggeslion box, so use il today. In the thi s season is a complete turn Student Center CIEE offers Budget stolen out of my backpack In Central depth was the loss of 6'5" Goodman after a 105·98 win women on top, Monday, Feb 1, Int'I Revelle Cafe (2/4) Affordable hOUSing! Mobile home for arou nd from the 1981-82 stats, flights, ra II passes, tours, books, LIbrary It contained film of the only Center, 6 pm. (2/ 1 ) sale, ne~r MISSion Bay, by owner John B sophomore Matt Adam', a Thursday night over Sout hern where forecourt standouts InsUldnce, work and study programs, pictures of my home. Please return the 455-5240 or 452·2598 (2/22) lanky forward who despite California College, where the and much more Call 452·0630 ( 6/3, film No questions asked. Please call 453- 8ackcourt man Bob Goodman Sherman Johnson and Gary Reward for Info leading to retneval of is the Triton a ssist leader. seeing limited action had iunior from Detroit. Michigan Ha ynes tallied a majority of Share La Jolla Shores house· 3 rooms, 5 9945 ( 2, 4) speakers stolen from Red V.W. bug in 3rd wanted beds. Yours for S1000/ mo Call Dave, the points. Ass istant coach "C" lot on 1/20. (2/4) 459·7540 or Michelle at456-0214. (2 / 4 ) Lost rust sweatJacket on Saturday at Torn Marsha ll illustrates, Himllaya adventure. UCSD Outing club Affordable Beach livmg. ClaSSIC 32' personals Warren Field Reward. Sandy 453·6721 "We go with our trength, and sponsors lecture, slide show presenllng Out of shape wrestlers hit mats Slide rules wanted. K&E, PIckett, SINCO, housetraller in beautiful Leucadia Park. (2 1) t hi s year the guards are the the wonders of the world's highest etc. Especially deSire K&E 2(}onch log­ Wood interior, new awning. ldundry best shooters." peaks. Tues. Feb 2, at 7 pm, Rec Gym log Tel. Mark, 453·9910. ( 2/ 1) facilities 2 min. walk to the beach SEXual freedom IS a right Find out how Lost Green. red & wIllte soccer ball on n Ult inued {rom "a~l' J:I Contreras 8·:~ for the found hi;n self grappling with Conference Toom (2/1) MUIr field last Sunday Please call 481· For Wight, -a politica l Children (ages 9·10, 13·14) wanted for 59500 436-6975. (2/4) the Moral MajOrity wants to screw you · 'ntram ural organizer Scott championship. Steve Foraker, 14 5, the Feb 5, after the T G ( 2. 4) 3562 Reward (2(4) Berndes made some all ow· science major whose player Overseas jobs: summer/ year round. Dept of Psych experiment on Children's I Room for rent 1 or 2 persons 4th st Del Contreras. like many of the e\'entual champion of the 139· obserVing behaVior Approx Mar Pool, 2 blks from beach S160/ mo ances for t he at hlet es' lack of wrest lers, oft en foug ht out of 1·1j division. He lost. Earlier, eligibility ex pires after this Europe, S. Amen ., Australia, Asia. All season, the future beyond fields. 5500-$1200 monthly. Sightseeing. $3 SO/ session for 3 sessions. Call Debbie, 755-3092 (2/ 1) conditioning. "We took a his weight class. Hi s three in perhaps the most talented 453-2957 eves. (2/8) l CSD is very opportunist ie. '" Free Info. Write IJC Box 52 - CA . 19 minute off the lenj.,'1.h of each opponent ~ ou t \\' eight ed him by match·up of the day, Sanders Corona Del Mar, CA 92625. (2/25) round, " he explained. an average of H pounds. gave away' anot her 15 pounds don't want to rely on anything that might not happen, so I REVELLE RESIDENTS & COMMUTERS: It's Wrestling Tourney Of course. not every The Ix)(]r turnout (only 25 to 0Plxment Stev/, ayre. your last chance. Take a little risk and services continued from page 14 \\' rest ler was out of shape . pari icipants) forced Berndes to Entering t he final peirod of JUS! keep playing basket ball have fome fun. Sign up for the REVEllE for sal~ :--.1t'\\ hou~t'. and an extra t\\'I) J)"..,it ion . Reall7lng the danger David Carlson. who admit~ con"olidate the ori ginal 12 that con test. Sander~ led · 1 ';~ t he best I can." There have TALENT EXPOSURE by Feb. 5 in the mches of height , appear ed III he ru ns to stav fi t. used h is size weigh t divisions into fil'e . on the strength of two been hi n t s of a pro scou t or two Community Center or the Res Halls UNWANTED HAIR REMOVED PERMANENT· of allOWing t he heavier Illan !o be . t ronger t ha n t he com pact Office. ( 2/ 4) and st rength' to bull his way This leads to some interes ting, t akedo\\'ns. Bul Sayre starl ed in the neighborhood. LABORATORY EQUIPMENT, all kinds, large LY near campus. La Jolla Village sta:- on top. Sanders executed defending champ. But Clbb" through the 152·16 1 pound selection. Reconditioned and as· IS. ProfesSional Center, 8950 Villa La JOlla a startling and spectacular lI-.;ed hi " "peed and repetOlre of occas ionally lopsided, the final round in the For Goodman. who will pla y The MUIr Rathskellar is now open on Good Prices. Nova Labs. 578·9729. 161 Drive, SUite 1160-C, cilil for Appt. 453- move. As t he referee ble\\' the moves to skip·and·~·dide to a In· group. The pound con front at ions. ael \ antageous "on·top·' one more year for the Tritons Gua rd Tom Wight leads team weekends. Cash only basis. Come one In (2/1 8) 7040. ( 6/ 3) fres h man defeat ed ergio Sander~, at l:lO IXlunds, turn to in scoring with 22.0 avg. and feed your hungry stomach. (2/1) \\ hi ,; tle to begin act ion . :z \·icton . please page 15 in tllP 1982·83 lineup. a quiet 4 custom tims (14"), 4 Cepek tires. Fit Typing, fast, Ilccurete, reasonable. Pick Allention: the deadline is February 5 for Sanders. like a swimmer off " lie (C;lbb~ ) ha~ m()\e~ he most small trucks Call Dan, 453-9025. up and delivery available. 271·0383. Ihe block , dove fo rward from Spring and Summer Internships in (2j1) (6/ 3) h3sn't enc'n taken out of the ------~ California and Washington D.C. Apply his crouch position, arms c\o,;et yet," obsen'ed (IF ,.---coupon·---. ------Parakeets, 2 regular American and 2 CLIP & SAVE thru the ASsociated Students Internship TYPING - IBM - 2 experienced typists extended and legs dri\·mg. uncommon English. 3 mos old. Pe~ Wrestl 'i ng officia l Rh ys Office. For more information call X4689. v. show or breedi ng prospects. S1 (}S 16 . - editing/ specializing in RUSH JOBS, Da 0\'1vs hm·Adams. (2/4) 453-0656,452·1588. ( 6/ 3) Marie or Gary, 45(}0402. (2/1 ) In what Bernd s labeled One' o( GiI)b,;' last mO\'es :kinko·s: 51800 74 Fillt 124 excellent condonew "t he match of the day," last· was to\\ ard the dexlr. I • I Are you hungry and the cafe isn't open? Typ Ing. Familiar WIth student format. Fast, Come to the MUir Rathskellar. It's now tires. I'M/ FM cassette str. no dents or accurate, reasonable. 271·0383. (6/3) minute enlr\, Gibbs defeated '" won't be back next vear." open weekends on a cash only basis. niCks. Engine in tiptop condoCall after 5 HOLlSnC HEALTH counseling; herbal his larger op[x)Jlent Rod RlI ner moaned the battered. brUised (2/ 1) pm 276-5326. (2/1) ;COPIClS : medlcme, nutrition, body work, for the 166· 176 pound and wear} champ as he c () February 5, February 5, February 5, 440 engine from '69 RoadRunner plus reblrthlng, tal chI. consultatiOns and championship. The mustach· departed. "Th I~ i~ t(Xl much." o 0 February 5, February 5, February 5, 727 trans. Both need ,,';bullding. classes. Discount to students. 457·0156 iced Ritner, with thighs like "But," he pau..,ed, " I saId g.[[)PIES~~ February 5, February 5. (2/ 4) S325/ offer. 755-3752. (2/1) (2/ 1) Dallas Fullback Robert that last year." 8 <81/2X 11 Vc. 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