TheUC~ ar Volume 49, Number 6 Uni, crsity of California, San Diego Thursday, April 2), J HfS:3
B\ I\IJKE GREENHEI{G . "Iall \\ nllr In \\ hat will a""un·dlv he a landmark mal. :\larla 'I. Valen/ul'la,Sllllt h a tormer "tudl'nt ()f thl' ( tll\·l'r .... lt \' ot ~an Franci"l·o. \\ ill apl)t·,,'r ()Il .!une 2nd in 11ll' I n" \ngl'll' ~ dl\l"llln of the l.!lifl)rTlICI MuniCipal court and Ill' S s charg('d \\,Ith filing a fraudu· " lent 'Iudl'nlln:ln applil· tlon 's ca"e." said lIand . a 0"1"" eeC.~ \eteran of mam --uch rases. ,c"r< '" let)re~e"\lf'\ \0'" otJI c,'; "The attornc\ ach Ised her t() ." plead 'not guiit~ .. but .... Ill' can 'l~e alE \IC)3f' "till change her plea If she ,,0 o''1~ desires ... _ '3UG .llll oatO C9 Q.OO What Hand was alludll1g to I '\;l.1; was the nght of the accuseo to ","~ .. !,,~\I\' a"k the judge what their sentence would be If the\ 2,~Ob .C~ pleaded guilt\ right b(o(orl' (hl' '. sst( :,i:,· b'\ ca"e goe-- to tnal If the p('nalt~ or fine h .... e\cre. \ 'alen/uela- S "c.WO"" ~~ ~ :nllth would pr()habl~ nol alter her plea, "I al1l fair!) ..:.. confldenl thai Ihl'ca .... {'\\ 111 n()t ." I.{O t () I rial due III t hI' () \ (' I' \\' h e 11111 n,l.{ t' \ i d l' n n' '. aga in"t I he accu .... l'd ," .... t at l'd lIlt' Deput\ lit\' Atlorne\ ye .... lerc![ly "Shl' \\'111 probabh change her pIca and (tHud an l'\ l'll .... t iffer penall \ ," ,hkl'd If - \'all'n ztlela'~mllh I11lghl -~- --~ fL'( ('I\t.· a harsher penall: -- because sht' IS t he first per .... on tried for "llch an offen"l' and s'. -----""'----- ~-I the judge pO ...... lbl) "'('Itlng an - e\ample of I hpddendanl. Ilart s replied. " I clef In Ilely t h ink '. that ..... the Idea ," If 'valel1/upla I" found guilt} s s'. .. and fi ned. the ma \ Imum 111 O'Connor & Hedgecock D bat • Page 5 'Napoleon' COlne an Diego. Hiatu Triton Crew v i ctoriou~ on Mi a\. Pag 7 Slon .. ' Thursday, April 21, 198:1 The UCSD Guardian 2 Thursday, April 21, 198:' Addre ... !oo all It·tters 10 ('diled for darih and James Ralph Papp, Calumnist l'he UCSD Guardian the editor in can.' of Ih(: !ooJJHl'e al the l'(lilOr's Opinion ('dilul-, Till' di"'lTction. I 'Ui/) G /Ill nJiflll. B -() I fl_ _\n\'OIH.· inll·!'(.· ... t(·d in Ail .. uhmission" 1ll1l ... 1 hc \\ riliil~ fot' Ihe Opinion When Apathy is King ... t~ ' pNI and includ(' a ",cl'lion is iln ia·d 10 name and ph(JIll' num ,' ontal"l Ih(.' Opinion B~ JAMES fL\LPIl PAI'l' \\or"t thm).; I that II wilt k('l'P t'lt (Ilt 01 ae'llall) g(.ll g LIJ her. Letters Illa~ bl' editor. SI,.rr \\ riH'r marrhll1g). pl'opl(' cianI lllg t h( III tht hIli", to 111t(·[\ 11'\\ It'>· ~obody SCLllb to carl' C h a r If', I () n. (0 n It u (. rill g rl'lJell,·;tdl'r 01 gOlll ,to t' all) Opinion enough about apathy. For till' (Jermany. proll'stlllg thl'draft. ui t lIt' ba t I ,(' [ll slead hl ! dd a Referendums for Change \a,t iO lears. the ('aU'l of or IWl'lJllllng SUl l't''i'' III I nICe r'llIda\ (,n th.. ('I)a ' 'm'Il al tUIll has runo.,ulllL'd thl/'l' In computu- programlller, '1 h( \' hl"- "ell"'papl,r d IILd hI'll Uns 'lfIIed ed,torials refJrl!Sent the opinions 0/ the e(/iltJnal board of Ihe UCSD continucd frulIl page :! referendum. of Oil\' r('ll'n'n fa\or 1I11l1aCIIon (In- I\'ho don't ne\er 'lop tu think IJI)\\ much t)~1( k alll hl lorld I flft Guardian, The ed,lon'al ,board is composed of Lisa LApi!" Tom Rankin and Caly e;.tabh"hed avenue forchangl', dUlll, is to fmel out 1\ hat thl really care about (·it hen. First better of r t hl'\ 1\ ould Ill' h,\d IIteran Il'tlL mhl'r ".d,\ Tinkle, All other arl'cles In Ihis seclrun are solelY/lleop, nlOn o/Ihe U'Tlltr and do nol The CalpmC qUl'st ion is not lolers \I(lnt or don't I\ant I hert· was \V oriel Wa I' I. t he\" ,pent t h()~(' .... e\'('nl \ \'('ar" Whl'n "pa'hl h;, Ito., necessarily re/)restnlthe views u/lhe Guardi4n , its etlilorial board, ,Is ad!'erti5ers ur what the~ dl'Illi.llld or fl'Jl'ct' fortunatl'ly allll'lioratl'el 1)\ t)w the Univm,/y of Cal,fornlu, llll.'l'ely a poll. We dIdn't domq n()t hmg. Indeed had I greate... t • pplIc oltlull I" 111 thl' struggle to keep up 1\ Ith our We aren't playing poillical fact t hat. -once t he batt Il:fleld stoppul to think bdoll [1(,1(' I,f pili t'r 1'1'il'ed t'll studies. persollail) inform the house, ThIS I~ it! had bl'en rL·ached. nu om' bl.'ginllmg thh artlcll.' lal;d 1'(11 lor al 1\3.., II, 'w tCJ urge student;.. pass out pamphlets. Is thI S artIcle telhng u" that bothered to acluall\, do much continued to think - there I" ap;tlh) III the UPlU1l11l1g ('Cl..,!) Part tUJO 0/ a series hang up sign:-. indi~idually our efforts are a complete there. True. many I)L~JPil' died. no rea..,on to ruin pl'rfel til 1'!t'(\\Or. Imt f mulrln t he speak to hundreds of students. waste of time and energy? Are but as a pa"sing poet pointl'd good Iml(tl\'lt~ ). [ would nol I)(Jt hercd II) write It untIl aitl'r organize a major and I\e going to gil'e up? (Jut to me. that I... the ultimate no\\' be 111 the po"illon of thl' eil'llilill had up·com,· and successful petition dri\e Just ot a chance, <.;tate of apathy, :\1(1\ Ing ha \'ing to think of a 6UO 1\ (ml {Jut gone Our pre .... pnt-da\ Exploring the Fate to find out what the students Kathy A. Cullen o!1\lard through the march of finale for a ludlcroll" opt'lllng ce ...... pfJol of )Join ical ('(.rru pIlon · 's Letters to the Editor think! The purpose of this Lauren chwartz tIme (and f1l1dIng that the paragraph and e:» tral agancl' i due tt. a • of San Dlego sewage ------.--- H CJ\\ e\ er. [ am 1I1to Il. and it .... enou ... lack of apath) 111 our l'i not \\orlh tht'pffort to Ihink Sl'sll'tll WI1\' b there dn of "omethmg else to do Which incredlbl) l'x-IWn-Ivt' eiL-t:tlun Does San Diego have The Cost of uburban Referendums are EstablIshed brings to mmd all 01 tho!'oe Ix:I ng ca rn !'(I . lU t n()\1 ltl, an adeql/ate sewage treatmellt Development A f Ch people whn are all\ay .... 'InltJ' Dlegfl to 'hl PI''''ltlon capacity to accommodatefuillre The second part of the as an venue or ange thing", H I)\\ better to bl' 'OUI (InsignIfIcant. uf llla\Or? growth.' Does new deLleLopl!lellt report conslder~ t he cost of of' thmg.... \\ h,.'re (!Ill' ha' a Bccau..;e omeb()dy Lared pay its fair share of sewer cusls? providing -.e\\crge to new clear and objectll e \'11'1\. Thl .... enough to a"k f(,r II. 'Wh are Editor: ha\e a beer. Ahhh, Slttmg at I excess or unused propertIes Diego's citizens. II said currentl} held by the Hedgecock. RND HIS universit ies to industry and A possible change in parking ,.1:.' ..: trade. O'Connor looks toward regulations in the area privatc endowments and "urrounding San Diego State TRUSTY ~OG , ad ditional state funding as an l'I1l\'crstiy would prohibit aid to the crippled budgets. "I "tudent parkrng in specified will actively work to lobby in areas without a resident Sacramento to keep luit ion parking permit. Hedgecock down." ~aid O·Connor. a and O'Connor both agreed that mN~E graduate of San Diego State. a study would have to be done Rent control. an Issue of un the problem before any cOllcern to many apart ment· C()nclU~lOns could be reached. renting students i" not favored Hedgecock added tha t. as bi' either of thecandidates. but was the case with a similar each propose construction of parking problem at University low- and Inodera te-cost Hospital. a possible solution is housing de\'elopments as an a partial allocation of parking alternative. O'Connor also spaces to each interest group stated long term leasing of and also that San Diego State public lands to private plc ase turn 10 pa ge 12 Campus Forum------.,ald. :-ald that nuclear prultferalilln Anot her st ep. he said. IS to can't bl' ellllllnated. though he The Road to Disarmament ha\ e e:-.istIt1g nuclear pO\\l'rs said that "It \\'ould be a good By BILL HESS to eliminate the produciton of classes rather than protestrng agrel' to a total ffee/e on ne\\ thlllg that I wnuld Itkl' to "ee Staff \V r ilt.-'r its weapon::. i::. that we ha\(' the nuclear arm" race. e\ en de\elopmenl. happen." uclear proliferation. the corporatiuns that are building though \\ e ' Imghl belie\e III "The count ries \\'e should be "What \\'l' haH' i... a trend \\ ht'fl'. O\l'l' tlte \·l·ar". mnre ~ pre a d of nuclear weapons to weapons here and that han' :-. topping Il ." ~he ..,ald. " We're In 0 ... t \\orried about art' tht' countries not possessing them companies all over the \'..·o rld thinking of today rather than one:.. \\ hleh alreadv ha\e thl and mon° money -is "pent tHl and the expansion of the buikltng wealxlIls." said t;lesp. the future." \\'l'apon" and tho~l' on thl defense ratlll'r than "Ol'lal nuc lear capabilities of current \erge of getting thl·Ill." hl sen·ll'l''''. iu,..t to bu) "l·rurIt:-." posse., ... or'-o. is one of t he most ,.,aid. \\·hilt· ;lddll1g that ";1 ... ald Orogun. adding that hl 1111 port ant Issue.., facing tht' mutual dfort' among all fel'l" 110 n'\ ,'\'''l 11'1111" trt'IHII .... \\orlel toda,. Ilo\\e\er. l'Ollntnl·'" I" ... ttll nl'l'lkd tflend Itkl'h to nCl'1I1 n tbl nlar perhaps dul' "to a ..,en"e of t hl' nuclear I hn·at. fut lire. hopelt' ...... Ill'ss. 1110"t peopll' do Lllncl'rllll1g l'lll/en alt1\'Il\' .\S 1111 dtort" "U( hat h Ittl Il' to Ilghtt he problem. ThiS to prdl'si Ilucit-ar proltiera ':;.\1 'I treat't'-. Uroglll ..... ,lId \\l'ek's ralllpu" forulll ask.., the tlOll. I;lnlk IIll'lItH.lled tll;lt tlta' "'llhJUgh 'he) h<1\ In t lin i\ l'r"'ll \ C01l1m un It\'. "C an ~~ ma11\ -group ... 111 thl' ['Il1ll'd \\UI'kl,lI \lJ\ \\<,11. "t Il.. I ..... Ihl nllclt'ar - proliferat'ion be ~ ) ., Statl'S and lltlll'r CoUlltlll· .... ,In' l'(lU'l1 I'll" 111\ ( h III ,Itt' stopped?" , takIt1g an actI\e ,.,tanCl' .. n Ihl' \\t1rkll'g lorlll11ludl appro\.!I" Ruth G iese. P o litica l r l'i'iue For l·\.:lll1pll'. 111' ~ald. Th(, Il'''ptJn'''lhtllt) lor Science Stude nt I PSI{ 1;< planlllng 10 colldll~'t a slo\\,ln~ dt.\\11 IlIlTl·;tsl· ... 111 (; iest' said she feeb that , \ 'I game calkd "Fin'bredk" at nucll'a; dl·\l'Inpl1ll'llt. Orngun \\hill' the ex istence of nuclear ' .... ) l 'CSl) lal er thIS III 011 I h "hleh said. i... dl\'idL'd among all weapons cannot beeliminated. con'ilst:-. of t\\ 0 team .. , CIt IIt·n... and ,\ mid leadl'r~. it is "technically possible but rcprt''it'nt1l1g the l 'S and lhl' HO\\'l·\·l'r. hl' addt·d. CI t i len ... very difficult to stop the "They'd go bankrupt if all J e rrv Jan·ik. M c di n ll Sm let l 111 011. ellgaglllg III a can 0111\' play "a hmllt'd role" spread of them . prodUrlion stopped. and Stude nt l'cnta~()n t~ pl' nUllear \\ ar "The) can demon:--trate. go "The only way proliferatioll because of this. there's a lot of Jan ·ik. a member of the game. The pmpo,>l' of t Itl' nn tl'It'\'I"'HlTl. and make Ihl'lr can be .,topped is an pressure on theleadcrscoming I'hvslcian s for SOCIal game. Jan Ik Silld. I... to gl\l' opinions Iward. hut In 11ltl'rnallonal·level sol u I IOn. " from economic forces." she Rl'sj)(H1slblllt\ ( l'~R l. ";lId th;lt :-.t uoent ... ,1110 Ian tit \ ll11'llIbl'1~ internatIonal terll1". thl' she said "All of the count ries said. adding th;ll a polItical nucit'.lr prolIferatIOn call bl.· illl e\;l1l1pk ot \\'hal thl' ljU(· ... t 1011 I" \\ Iwt Iwl' t hl·l'l~lplt· ~ ":~'-,~ .;. \\ould have to work logethl'l leader It1 llle lfS couldn'l stopped if people ille t'onflcknl nuclear sluggk ;tctualh \\ Illl till lhl'''l' thing arc n'all~ .,:, V 011 a frel'/1.' trl'al\. FUI afford to saCrifICe lhe Jobs of of l'ndlllg it . ('on"lsh of in pO:" It Inn s of po\\'t'r." he ".ud ('xalllple. tIll' Ru ssian ... \\OI1't c I\illan s \\hn \\orh 111 "'\'t· han' to IX'lll'\ l' 1111c1t';1l .I an Ih s;l1c1lhat likl'l hl'ellltl Thl' lTUl·I.11 1;letor l'Ont'l'rn labatt's 50 Rle. \ ll'tnal1l 1l111\t·l1ll·nt. tIll' nt1n· IIlg nuckar pnllttcratlon .... alo .,; st nil t h l'1 r a r111 s r,ll'e 1ft he \\l·apon..,.rt'!ated l11du~tIW". prol derat loll l"l n he st opped. L1llltl'd Statl's dOl'sn·t." 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Expiree 5/5/ 83 I ••• IN A CAR ACCIDENT? • Prolc\'oIOlldl kg,1I ,ld~I(': 1\ • Who I'.t~ .. me for my I'dJn (rilleal and \ulterJng? • Who pay, me If I Injured ~m • hee ,Ol1\ultatlon or my ~ ar 1\ damall.cd? • 'W ho PdY' me lor the lime I • hce dalm evaluation hdve lo~t at work') • he only from recovery • What If I want to 'lie'! • What If ,omeone ~ uc, me ? • Call for Iree appolnlment GI~ORGGI~ & SI11\NN Attornevs at Law 2555 Camino df'1 RIO Sou Ill . 'JUite 209 San Diego CrllifOlnla 21UH 297·0101 The San Diego Symphony was David Atherton is off somewhere born a couple of years ago. Of black bottom pies, the S.D. else. (Of course there are pieces having been. to confuse a even Atherton cannot make metaphor a little. in labor for interesting.) Matthew Garbutt. many years before that. Symphony, and Bernard Hands the assistant conductor. TheUCSDGuardian Page 7 Occasionally. like a psychic. one recently interpreted Haydn 's Snorts gets glimpses of its former life By JAl'It:S RALPH PAPP Symphony No . 1 and a P__ h_il_L_a_u_d_e_r_,S __ p_or_t_s_E_d_i_to_r ______~______A_p_r_il_2 __ 1_,_1_9_8_3 without flair or originality - sacrifice Art or the Box Office. cream of an indeterminate movement. for instance. begins Mendelssohn concerto for two anything that would distinguish That is why the repetoire usually flavor on a thin piece of frozen with a tune. the only one, which pianos quite adequately. but it' from a symphonic player is packed with the more florid chocolate (not one of evokes heaven In a way no lacked the energy and novelty, piano. Romantics. with a few classical civilization's taste treats) with a music has done since Bach·s. even clarity which Atherton UCSD to Get Fitness Projects With a great boredom composers and almost no little caramel and a glob of One part of the explanation is brings to every work, Last week By KAREN GARCIA course daily. The new fitness miles around the campus area. Athlete induced restlessness and Chart modern ones. florid Romantics whipped cream. The work is as that it is played by high. thin Uri Segal conducted aJewel-like What is new in fitness? Ju st stations will be like those on It is designed so that a run ner House black bottom pie caused are all very well. but why should large, unvarying and wan as the strings. but this does not go far. concerto of Mozart. The as k John Cates, physical the fitness course but in a can connect the vanous trails ed ucation supervisor and ind igestion. I sit far into the their most forgettable pieces. or Dante Symphony. and as the One might search for the orchestra progressed in a more compact and centralized and run up to a marathon of the innovator of programs to area. night to describe a pitfall for the rather their pieces one would other produces a mental and explanation among technical pedestrian manner. amicably distance of 26.2 miles. en hance the physical fitness Another project in theworks These are just two projects orchestra, one filled with a ' most want to forget. be chosen? spiritual indigestion, this terms of keys and modes and so accompanied by Rudolf opportunities of the UCSD is a map of the running lraib toward many ot hers. Interest suffocating muddiness, and how It is from Uszt. after all. that the produces a physical one. forth. but even if one were Firkusny on the piano. who community. Cates is very around UCSD. The map will Week ha s been shown for a the fall can be avoided. These kinds of symphonies sounded like a gentleman and a tnterested in promoting be mIJunted on a redwood and faculty 's taff fitness c lub The original sin was the and so-called pies or failed scholar but. well. not like f·itness on campus for plexiglass sign outside the which would include families SANDY GROOS knowledge of thrill and "a massive piece of sundaes, give the pursuance of "The San Diego terribly much else. st udenl:-.. f acu Ity. and st aff gym doors and will feature and provide exerci~e on a daily \\-'omen'!> Water Polo boredom. People wanted to culture a bad name and When one presents a al ike. and new fac ilities for co lor-coded running trails basis. Othtr tentatin' plan.; beige ice cream on Symphony needs exercise are in the planning. ranging from one se\en pursue thrill, but they were perpetuate the reputation colorfully wrapped box of to pl,'a~(' lu,-n til PHJ.!(.· ) 0 On a team \\ hose sea'-on i" Jlht IX'ginnIng, Sand\ has Cates' current project is a always about to slip back into thin crust of. .. " America has for caring only more of Rands ... " sweets labelled 'culture: and aJread~ establ ished hersel f a~ the team leader. t'''peCiall y on a "fitness cou rt" to be installed boredom. The tune was about size and not form. with after consuming several of the off l!O"e. She has scored IL goab in ,ix games. ea rnIng aha' lx'hind the tenni" rebound employed and was for a few .. ~lcDonald ' s Breakfast" theme which Oscar Wilde dealt when successful the success would trick In a game aga1l1st StanflJrd 111 the Stanford delightful confections the boards next to t he sand thousand years quite enough. which swept commercial InvitatIOnal Tournament la"t \\el'kend. Coach !Jan I~b~ he said the Niagra falls were ruin the beauty of the musical recipient bites into a series of \olleyball courts. A compact The In the 19th century. however. announcement breaks with such "simply a vast unnecessary phrases. duds, one 's present is soon desulbl'~ her pia} as "excellent high inten ... lt} \\ iltl"r polo." .l2' x 32' sa nd area \>,.ill hold 16 and add ... that .. he has bern a -.olld pprfornlf't'lln thptl'am til music went through a success only a few summers ago amount of water going the However. what makes the spurned. The same applies to exercise sta tion s v.:hich, pa st yea r". revolution, and the tune was came, wrong way and then falling over movement genius, or merely symphonies and. if I may return according to Cates. are Axe abandoned in. unfortunately, Speaking. extraordinary as it unnecessary rocks. " adds to the genius, is the to the black bottom pie theme. "ue..,igned to work al l the not an embarrassed silence but might seem. of food. the after Far different from this is underlying note (literally) of desserts. com ponents of ph~~" ca l an immodest noise. Some theater supper is as much part Bernard Rands (UCSD's own - uncertainty. a pale but apparent Instead of serving quite so fltne'>s." 1I1cludmg balance, Falls composers were influenced by of the cultural event as the Rahl) and his Madrigali. which clashing line. This qualifies the many of what it imagines to be flexibility, strength. cardia· folk music: Dvorak. for instance. music itself. The Chart House the San Diego Symphony played beauty and questions the safe pieces under safe rl'spmltory endurance. and Scm Diego Clippers coordination . A~ a total used the pibroch of Scottish aspires to be one of the recently. Rands has no tunes, heaven in a way that is as clear conductors. the San Diego condi tioning routine, the Coach Paul Silas bagpipers. a group to whom restaurants that provide this but unlike these 19th century as anything on the written page. Symphony should try new and fit ness court is ideal to fare by having a reputation for W.S. Gilbert addressed the lines: composers he admits it. and The San Diego Symphony needs uncommon pieces under the .llIgment cycling, jogging, may have pleaded "If you really must play on that black bottom pie, SUbstitutes other kinds of more of Bernard Rands. but I conductor who seems to have a \\ alking, or swimming. The for mercy, but the cursed affair, / My goodnessl The reputation is spurious. emotional and intellectual suppose they will think that golden touch of freshness, like a court will provide relief from play something resembling an Black bottom pie consists of a form. their audience. wh ich sleeps Midas in. if I may mention it. an overcrowded weight room axe that ended his air." combination of chocolate The music expresses happily through Liszt. would be much better evening dress than an d its central location near three-year ca reer ~~: ~ :~ ;v:.~: L .. ~.;-c;~-! .custard. rum custard and emotion. but it also seems to frightened away by him. most of the guest conductors. , the locke r room ts a further American symphones fear whipped cream which makes express the movement of the The Symphony's fall into dull Of course in this last season ddvantage. yesterday with public reaction, since they are one feel like one of the later mind. Of course music is less music is not as significant as its dullness has been the exception. Lates will be aSSisted In the the lasl place ('ollrt \ construction b) the not supported by the Roman emperors with only a concrete than. say, literature in occasional fall into lacklustre and there is yet no reason to shy c1u b u'a' )Jot government. and every year in very small slice. The Chart expressing these things. or at rendition. because, interesting hrut her" of the PhI Delta from what appears to be Theta fraternit \. who han' their programming they House serves under this name a least in doing it less easy to enough. these performances U Jl expecled. generally delicious and, over \oluntl't'red th'elr sen',Le~. struggle with whether to massive lump of beige ice analyze and explain. The final seem always to occur when time. pleasantly fattening. Funding for t he project comes Silas 100/: II is 'rolll gift-- and grant~. and has amounted tn SR.OOO thus far. team tva25-57 La~t veal'. C ate~ was behmd record in his thl' installatIon of the fitne"s THE SAN DIEGO FILM SOCIETY course in the woods bet\\een ji'nal season here. Ce ntral Librarv and Genesee presents Ihenue. M ore than two THE SAN DIEGO PREMIERE hundred people use that of ICTH E FI LM EVENT OF TH E YEAR:' Crewers Row in City C mpionships VINCENT CANBY, New York Times By JOY REARDON shirts every time. (Los mg the regatt a. taking the Slaff Wriler crews traditionally hand over Lightweight Eight, Junior UCS'D women rower their racing tanks to the Varsity Eight, Novice Eight, salvaged four victories in ix victors, creating a dramatic and Open Four. while races but the Triton men were picture of total loss.) The dropplI1g the Open Eight and drilled every time at last Varsity Eight provided the No\'ice Eight to SDSU. The Saturday's annual City only positive noteof the day for painful loss by only a fe\\ Championships on MissIOn the men 's squad a ~h ey leapt second s In the Open EIght Bay. Although fate dealt San ahead of San Diego State (Cal came aft er some difficult \ at DIego crews clea r skies and Cup Champions at the Cre\\.' the starting lIne. hut flat water for most of the dav. Cla SSIC) and powerful US D in appnrent Iy 11ll' InCIdent \\,:1 .. the llCSD men's crews ne\'i'r t h(, f,rst part of the race before unrelat ed to llll' ()U tcome of the Illanaged to stroke over the endmg up thIrd. down onl\ a ract'. "\V l' IIJ"t t hat ran' at the finl..,h linc ahead of thetr maJt1 boa t k'ngt h from S L1 t t' a ncl :iO!) ml'tl'r m;lrk," s,lId ~trokl' Ka.l Da\ na has hdl)l'd \"i, I. tht ~nl I."t-. inlo thl' \11'" rt\'als. San Diego Statt'. Illerl' seat~ frOl1l 1'~I) l hn"lllll' Hoffman. "It \\ <1' pla:- off ... ~,hich I)t'~an ~ (' .. a'relay \\ ilh "an l>k>!o· ... Ii·:.! win gl'lting bln~ll'd In all eIght Thl Tri ton \\ !lnwn ~ ere\\ lu"t '1 1l;ld I'dCl'" m ,.,. [,ansas Cil~·. 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I q83 * Thursday, April 21, 1983 The UCSD Guardian !J The UCSD Guardian Thursday, April 21, 1983 ~ Guardian Sports Line The Scene Running Thoughts TRITON SPORTS SHORTS The Sports Lille retuYllS wilh the l!I'o sides of the Padres' #6, Steve Garvey - olle we a/l see and olle II 0 body sees. Bv MIKE GREENBEHG and .JEFF SAVAGE of the Rec - Slarr Wril"r~ BADMINTON - 8y MIKE GREENBERG WHAT'S GOING ON II ERE DEPT. The :,\BA playoffs are After dropping a 10-5 decision to Claremont Tue~day and plaYIng Cal Poly Pomona Slaff Writer The final home stand of the cu rrently underwa) (fi nally) and therc will bc some majol' last night, UCSD will go the the California Collegiate Champion:-hlps at l;C lJavis thb Did you ever see the old Mad Magazine cartoon in which a but I will do whatever JII' is necessary for the team to win. '83 lacrosse season will upset,-, In Ihe first round, the New York Knl cks Will up,-et the weekend. young naive boy trie to decide whether or not to take advantage .GARVEY (DEVIL): .\'P Are you kidding me? I'll play when [ happen Sunday, April 24 at 1 New Jersey Nets in the battle of the Rig Apple, \\' hlle the ]JorLland BASEBALL- of a very young, pretty, but unconscious girl? The movieA11imaf want to. That streak has made me, and J 'llbP damned before Ilet pm on Third Field. The UCSD Trailblazer~ will upend the lIlorc talented but less di.,ciplined The Tritons' losing streak IS now at ntnp With Tue<.;day's 2·1 loss at :,outhprn Cal Holt e depicted the ame situation. Anyway, right before theguy some overweight loudmouth manager tell me what to do. laxmen will face the Seattle SupersonIC!>. All the fans up In Inglewood will be College, No\~ 5-23, U(SD has games at Redlands tod 4630 Palm Avenue, La Mc,a ATTENTION REVELLE STUDENTS! Applications are being accepted through lApril 29th for 4 Revelle Internships forthe (1983-84 academic year. W,th Thl~ Coupon For CondItIon, Cut, and Blow Dry l'ffyou are interested in faculty ornoon Men cmd Women Iprogramming, working · with commuter 'U ("HIII'II\ VI' -' Vi it f, students, or editing our college ~ (lI.mel AVl' U'" newsletter, please apply. ~ '! ;; I hOIl"" AI-I' ., . I '" Pick up an application in the Revelle 10 am 6 pm Dean's Office and a referral slip in Student 1 Tuesday thru Sclturday I Employment, job number 1350. C<.I\ for Appomtm nt I L ______~ ______~ 14288 Cas St. 483-6721 An Arts Magazine Serving the UCS Community Vol. 3, No. 3 April 21,1983 ~------~ // :. ;: San Diego will get a rare cultural treat tonight with the prcmit~r~ of Abel GJncc', e:l ma~terpieee Napoleon. which screens tonight in the Spreckels Theater at i :30 pm. Be'iides the 1 nostalgic quality of this 1927 silent film. 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I~tt) Modern dance with a la Jolla Stage Company tackles modern troupe here the outrageous 'Blithe Spirif The UCSD Contemporary "African Suite." an anthology of Black Arts Program will present African music : " And the 8y JOAN fORS8ERG everyone involved except the hilarious Madame Arcati. flying in concert the Cleo Parker Children are Watching." The scene: A successful bt!wildered Charles. around the room. waving a scarf. Robinson Dance Ensemble. a 16 Composer - Hubert laws: novelist is happily married to With her wild (and and chanting incomprehensible member modern repertory " Four Women.' Composer - his second wife when, questionable) ritual. Madame hocus-pocus. company from Denver. Nina Simone; "Run Sister Run ," suddenly. his beautiful. but Arcati conjures up more than Jerry Dunn's skillfully Colorado, Friday at 8 pm in Composer - Gordon Parks; jealous, first wife breezes back Cha rles desires. The temptress designed set of the Condomine Mandeville. " Holy Moses." Composer - into his life to torment him. Elvira appears unexpectedly, in I iving room is complete with all In addition to works by Cleo Arelha franklin: "Every Thing Sounds like a typical plot on an ghostly matter. visible and the haunted house necessities: Robinson, the Ensemble Must Change. " Composer - afternoon soap? Here's the audible only to her former doors opening magically, books performs dance pieces by Quincy Jones: "Flight. twist". The first wife has been husband. While Charles' wife falling mysteriously, and at choreographers Chuc l{ Davis. Composer - Donald Byrd. dead for seven years. and friends, the Bradmans, arc least one mischievous ghost. Many revivals of the clerer Barbara Gardner, Mis<.ha " Mournin Son ." Compo~er - Thus begin the outrageous convinced that Charies ha., gone Strange times with THE Morawski. Eleo Pomare. and Rod Donald Byrd/Taj Mahal ; "The complications of Noel Coward's mad, talking to ,>omeone who Noel Cm\ard's classic comedies Rodgers. The compa ny was Wiz,' composer - The witty comedy Blithe Spirit just h not there the astral ha\e beul produced recently In one of their rare" In Dip4 ) '>pnnklE d \\ itr b larre dPt ( included in the Gordon Parks Broadway 1\1usical Score; and currently being presented by bigamist" Charles i., torn including the Taylor-Burton performances. lIlE WitI' Harkin'> dnd eire tri'}llg 1e<;tLAfl Special on West Germany Public 'With You I'm Born Again . the la Jolla Stage Company. between his earthly and otht'r teaming in Priuale J.IUP..~, Nm\ it and l.ar<;on \\,111 be crlebrating ba,aHed \\ t'1 ltll'po.-)I Television and featured in Composer - Billy Preston I The setting of this unusual worldly wives, To make matters is not necessary to go to New the creation of their nt'\\ .,el15lt 1\ I tj, The Guarneri String Quartet will make their annual return to UCSD this Saturday night in Mandeville "Family Reunion: Americans at Syreeta. farce is the charming English worc;c f1vira will do anything to York to c;ce an eternally funny compositions, Ledge' dnG Tel'lporarll\ The Seven Year Itch with Marilyn Monroe April 22. 8:00 pm TLH 107. $2 admiSSion PETER BOYLE C H EI:CH & CHONG PETelt COOK "tART)' FEI DMA.:-l \IARrIN 1Il\\l IT .\11t IIAH lI(lRDFRN I-I I'Rll IDLE M,\DU.I:-Il, KAHN SOfT CON'TACT LENSES I IAt~ J ~= 'E_ JAMES \IASON 1 week only JOllN ClELA"iE ONE HOUR SERVICE ~o!5tca!les I -...,....~ INCLUDES, Sleeveless T shirts Contact lenses, ~~"" examination. patient and training, folio\.\; up, IT',\ A COMEDY TIIAT'S A chemical care kit T shirts and fitting 12 SHIP~AD OF LAUGHS H')1l TIlE EXTENDED WEAR LENSES $3.44 Y<9UNG IN THE HEAD! 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J @ CINEMA 21.' \\I~~~l\ll Offer expires 4/ 21/ 83 291 2121 HydrO(UNt:> extended wear It:>n5E'~ ovo'loble 4 ltiatus April 21. 1983 Apri I 2 L 1983 ffiatus 5 Concert Line Subterranean Jungle Penn can't ---AT THE MOVIES salvage • All progr.vns stan Frld8y" X-fest set CENTER CINEMAS 5) SCREWBAL ... S more than chainsaws Fa shion Valley 6 ) LONE WOLF McQUADE 'Bad Boys'- 297-1888 for Stadium By MARK B[(.M[R By CLYDEN[ N[f 1 ) MAX DUGAN RETURNS GUILD San Diego It is ve ry difficult to argue Screenwriter Richard Dilello 2) THE ROAD WARR IOR 3) FlASHDANCE 295-2000 Saturday Subterranean Jungle with anything the Ram ones do. has openly admitted that he STARSTRUCK Ramones f rom their "punk" beg inning in made up much of the fiI m script Bv JOHN N[[ Sire Records CLAIREMONT the mid 70s to the present. the of Bad Boys without doing Cialremont Mesa The concept behind the research on the issue ofjuvenile LA JOLLA VILLAGE THEATIR band ha~ steadi Iy maintained its 274-0901 La Jolla Village Square , festi\al" type concert gai ned a Never has th is idea been more crime, This is painfully obvious street-wi~ image throughout 453-7831 myst ique in the Woodstock evident than on SL~bte"anean from the plot of the film; it is so 1) THE GATES OF HELL generation that has never been Jungle. The record is loaded changing nIu"iLal trends which ZOMBIE 1 ) MAX DUGAN RETURNS have scI'n the death of many of predictable that sometimes one 2 ) THE BLACK STALLION repeated since people gathered with quality ~ood time, even wonders if Di leila graduated 2 ) lHE KING OF COMEDY on a pig fann for three days to danceable tunes, 1 he be')l cuts, t'1l' band~, which along with the RETURNS/ TRA IL OF THE PINK 3) THE MEANING OF LIFE from a mail order school for PANTHER be wet dnd muddy over a decade which include "What'd Ya Oo?, ' R.imones. helped r~tahli~h d 4) hiGH ROAD TO CHINA nov level of d(Ceptance for script writing. ago, In more recenl time~, "Somcbody uke Me " and Carter COVE The actors did a good job with LA PALOMA ( ntert promoters ha\e staged and Lewis little Bit a :">QuI. flrtlUPS which did rot fit into La Jolla what they had to work with. EnCinitas are ciS good J., JI1) Jf the (OIlSCrV' tire pop L teqorks, Esai Morales confronts Sean fenn in Ule new film "Bad Boys" 459-5404 enormous outdoor concerts in Sean Penn, known for his roles 436-SHOW The lastest ('tfort from the'i( hope~ of ca~hing in big vcry maluial tht Hamones hdH in Taps and fast Times at DAS BOOT quickly. Such extra\'aganzas are donI'. The axe grinding guilar 01' i'iew 'r'orkers Subterranean FAST TIMES AT RIDGEMONT Ridgemont High. plays Mick HIGH/ BAD BOYS often al~o billed (I'> po~sible this record fits perfectly with JWlgle, is a very pleasing FINE ARTS O'Brien, a young man hustling Python is meaningless Pacific Beach groundbreaking events a~ Joey Ra mones's Nc\\ York (ollection of simple, street rock out on the street. Through the 274-4000 SPORTS ARENA Woodstock was, accented, ~Icdgchammel sollgs which are done with an circumstances of a drug deal By CLYDEN[ NEt: San Diego More often than not. those vocals, All this combined with a almost overwhelming earnest GENOCIDE Tom Petty an d Ule Heartbrt>aker'1> \\' iII headline Saturday's X·t'esl. that went down badly he is The Python crew is back with children. One of the most 223-5333 responsible for the organization return to a more primative conviction. Throughout the placed inside Rainford Juvenile a new film that wiII offend the memorable scenes in the film flOWER HILL CINEMAS 1 ) THE MEANING OF LIFE of festivals play up some production make5 Subterra band's career, ,some have tried Correctional Facility, and is sensibilities of every normal concerns the sexual habits of Del Mar 2) THE OUTSIDERS weighty social issue as nuclear nean Jungle the Ramoncs best to di')mi ,~s them as " human and Bow-Wow-Wow. On this Offers something for everyone. assigned to 'Dorm C' where the person, and, as a matter of fact. catholics and Protestants, each 755-551 1 3) HIGH ROAD TO CHINA weapons or the evolution of the lineu p, the only va lua ble act has Chick Corea's infl uence as a since Road to Ruin. chainsaws" who ha mmer out critical offenders are placed. every abnormal person, being given equal time to be 1) RAIDERS OF THE LOST 4) FlASHDANCE mora II'S facing society's view of jazz keyboa rdist has been The band is even more three power chord s in two-and to be The Ramones, The mere Esai Morales, portrayed Paco The Meaning of Ufe is an ridiculted. ARK/ THE DARK CRYSTAL 5) 48 HOURS/SPRING BREAK itself. This coming weekend San convincing when stacked up a-half minutes and call it a song. thought that anyone who would unrivaled. His consistency as a Moreno, a young chicano extremely funny film worth the For graciousness some 2) SOPHIE'S CHOICE 6) THE SWORD IN THE Diego will be privy to yet against the vast number of Unfortunately, these people are STONE/ BAD BOYS release a single with Stevie performer and recording artist seeking to avenge the death of meritofthosewhoworkedonit: scenes could have been edited 3) THE MEANING OF LIFE another outdoor monstrosity at outfits which attempt to play missing the point. True enough. Nicks (i.e. Thomas Petty and the has never known a dry moment. his brother, who was killed by Graham Chapman, John Cleese, from the film. How many times the Stadium called X-Fest. the same music or something the Ramones will never be UA GLASSHOUSE 6 MANN CINEMA 6 Heartbreakers) as modern In 1973, Corea formed, with Mick as he fled from the police. Terry Gilliam, Eric Idle, Terry can a person throw up in the The disturbing thing about derivable thereof. While the no awarded for instrumental grace San Diego University Towne Center music is ludicrous. Even though colleagues Bill Conners, Stan Violence overflows from this Jones and Michael Palin. From space of 10 minutes? After the this festival in particular is that frills. assaulting approach was or commended for deeply 223-2546 452-7766 such major artists as David Clarke, and Lenny White, film; murder, rape , armed the onset of the film, one feels third bucket the audience got a it is mnsidered to be modern Bowie and The Who will play in a Return forever, not conceived by the Ramones, thematic lyrics, but the band 1 ) MAX DUGAN RETU RNS 1 ) THE OUTSIDERS to robbery and drug trafficking that you are in some typeofrace good idea of what was going on. music. The idea behind modern they certainly have carved it wouldn't have it any other way. 2 ) RAIDERS OF THE LOST 2) RAIDERSOF THE LOST ARK stadium, their concerts are Return to Forever developed become more than minor to see how fast and furious this Also, the scene where people music of this genre is that it is into their own unique vehicle They could care less how many ARK/ THE BLACK STALLION 3) LONE WOLF McQUADE successful due to an artistic a musical concept rarely found occurences in the film - they wild group can have you from the organ bank have come removing popular bands from draw as opposed to a in jazz. The move into this band , which although simple in times they repeat the same RETURNS 4) THE SWORD IN THE are the film. After a while the laughing and getling sick at the to collect a liver from a would 3) AN OFFICER AND A STONE/ THE BLACK STAL - the large venues and making synthesized event to deceive the for Corea. brought about a nature, is not readily duplicated chord structure or sing "Yeah four-letter words and the same time, be donor, who by the wa y isn·t GENTLEMAN/ SOPHIE'S LION RETURNS them accessible in clubs and at public into thinking they are by anyone. Yeah," change from esoterica into a violence become common The group pokes fun at quite dead , was absol utely CHOICE 5) SOPHIE'S CHOICE a smaller ticket price. Now there hip, new yet accessible jazz. With place, and from the cheers of the almost every group in society: disgusting, After a while th e 4) JOYSTICKS 6) FlASHDANCE are those in "the industry" that The summer season at the this particular tour. AI Meola, OJ audience it seemed that perhaps multinationals. teach e r s, human body says to itself, are trying to take the San Diego SDSU Amphitheater has always one of the great jazz guitarists of •All listings subject to change' we are going back to the times preachers, British upper class, "Gosh this hurts, I think it is a market and exploit it to the offered a refreshing alternative our age will be included, Return Tops in Pops of th e Gladiators in Rome. doctors, women havinq good idea to pa ss out now," point where it existed five years to the typical concert fare in and to Forever will play Wednesday ago. about San Diego, Aside from at the SDSU Amphitheater, Below is a list of the top albums at UCSD and around On the bill of this modern offering acts that would not The flaming Hibachis will the country, These ratings are based on sales and " fF===== UCSD University [venb Office pre~ent5 ======RI .------... music are Tom Petty, Modem gain exposure elsewhere, the play tonight at the Che Ca fe. furnished by Assorted Vinyl and Billboard Magazin e. fnglish, Stray Cats, The flirts, p~gramming is so varied that It Admission is only one dollar, 'I hur~da\ l1ere (Aplll:!11 riL&@di4it!2f3 and Joey Harns 1. Th e final Cui Pink floyd Columbia Three new works offered at SUSHI 2. Lel 's Dance David Bowie Capil JudIcial. and Execu ~Il flll.Hlll.d Ill'l'" fl·..,r h [('lJUlrl.!, I'Cl\\'L'\'l'f, lIve bodIes The I, rl','11 .\11, I\SI" I .. (,.In, J/ till' .1l'l'lll.ltl()1l Washington DC 11rt1ll'<;" tur ,til 1'.ln·I:~ horrc)\\', r "i April 23, Saturday, 8 p.m. fall deadlme IS May 6th Apply now m H )1{ Mt. )I{L INFl )!UdA'f'll)N Mandeville Auditorium the Student Center l.iI' 'y1)Ur {I1IIl'gl'~ "llI,I"1l1 UCSD Students $5.50, G.A. $12.00 above the GamA hll.llltl,d ~l'n It L'" l )t t It t' ~oom or call x4h89 l'1lI11pllll'd (1..\ .... ,1"plil'.ilJo'" 1111"1 hl' fl'turllI' d hl·torl' ,\1 •• \ (,. J l}t' ~ UCSD Central 60x Office: 452-4559 6 tti dt u ~ April 21 I !Jfl3 April 2 L 1983 niatu~ 7 The San Diego Symphony was David Atherton is off somewhere born a couple of years ago. Of black bottom pies, the S.D. else. (Of course there are pieces having been. to confuse a even Atherton cannot make metaphor a little. in labor for interesting.) Matthew Garbutt. many years before that. Symphony, and Bernard Hands the assistant conductor. TheUCSDGuardian Page 7 Occasionally. like a psychic. one recently interpreted Haydn 's Snorts gets glimpses of its former life By JAl'It:S RALPH PAPP Symphony No . 1 and a P__ h_il_L_a_u_d_e_r_,S __ p_or_t_s_E_d_i_to_r ______~______A_p_r_il_2 __ 1_,_1_9_8_3 without flair or originality - sacrifice Art or the Box Office. cream of an indeterminate movement. for instance. begins Mendelssohn concerto for two anything that would distinguish That is why the repetoire usually flavor on a thin piece of frozen with a tune. the only one, which pianos quite adequately. but it' from a symphonic player is packed with the more florid chocolate (not one of evokes heaven In a way no lacked the energy and novelty, piano. Romantics. with a few classical civilization's taste treats) with a music has done since Bach·s. even clarity which Atherton UCSD to Get Fitness Projects With a great boredom composers and almost no little caramel and a glob of One part of the explanation is brings to every work, Last week By KAREN GARCIA course daily. The new fitness miles around the campus area. Athlete induced restlessness and Chart modern ones. florid Romantics whipped cream. The work is as that it is played by high. thin Uri Segal conducted aJewel-like What is new in fitness? Ju st stations will be like those on It is designed so that a run ner House black bottom pie caused are all very well. but why should large, unvarying and wan as the strings. but this does not go far. concerto of Mozart. The as k John Cates, physical the fitness course but in a can connect the vanous trails ed ucation supervisor and ind igestion. I sit far into the their most forgettable pieces. or Dante Symphony. and as the One might search for the orchestra progressed in a more compact and centralized and run up to a marathon of the innovator of programs to area. night to describe a pitfall for the rather their pieces one would other produces a mental and explanation among technical pedestrian manner. amicably distance of 26.2 miles. en hance the physical fitness Another project in theworks These are just two projects orchestra, one filled with a ' most want to forget. be chosen? spiritual indigestion, this terms of keys and modes and so accompanied by Rudolf opportunities of the UCSD is a map of the running lraib toward many ot hers. Interest suffocating muddiness, and how It is from Uszt. after all. that the produces a physical one. forth. but even if one were Firkusny on the piano. who community. Cates is very around UCSD. The map will Week ha s been shown for a the fall can be avoided. These kinds of symphonies sounded like a gentleman and a tnterested in promoting be mIJunted on a redwood and faculty 's taff fitness c lub The original sin was the and so-called pies or failed scholar but. well. not like f·itness on campus for plexiglass sign outside the which would include families SANDY GROOS knowledge of thrill and "a massive piece of sundaes, give the pursuance of "The San Diego terribly much else. st udenl:-.. f acu Ity. and st aff gym doors and will feature and provide exerci~e on a daily \\-'omen'!> Water Polo boredom. People wanted to culture a bad name and When one presents a al ike. and new fac ilities for co lor-coded running trails basis. Othtr tentatin' plan.; beige ice cream on Symphony needs exercise are in the planning. ranging from one se\en pursue thrill, but they were perpetuate the reputation colorfully wrapped box of to pl,'a~(' lu,-n til PHJ.!(.· ) 0 On a team \\ hose sea'-on i" Jlht IX'ginnIng, Sand\ has Cates' current project is a always about to slip back into thin crust of. .. " America has for caring only more of Rands ... " sweets labelled 'culture: and aJread~ establ ished hersel f a~ the team leader. t'''peCiall y on a "fitness cou rt" to be installed boredom. The tune was about size and not form. with after consuming several of the off l!O"e. She has scored IL goab in ,ix games. ea rnIng aha' lx'hind the tenni" rebound employed and was for a few .. ~lcDonald ' s Breakfast" theme which Oscar Wilde dealt when successful the success would trick In a game aga1l1st StanflJrd 111 the Stanford delightful confections the boards next to t he sand thousand years quite enough. which swept commercial InvitatIOnal Tournament la"t \\el'kend. Coach !Jan I~b~ he said the Niagra falls were ruin the beauty of the musical recipient bites into a series of \olleyball courts. A compact The In the 19th century. however. announcement breaks with such "simply a vast unnecessary phrases. duds, one 's present is soon desulbl'~ her pia} as "excellent high inten ... lt} \\ iltl"r polo." .l2' x 32' sa nd area \>,.ill hold 16 and add ... that .. he has bern a -.olld pprfornlf't'lln thptl'am til music went through a success only a few summers ago amount of water going the However. what makes the spurned. The same applies to exercise sta tion s v.:hich, pa st yea r". revolution, and the tune was came, wrong way and then falling over movement genius, or merely symphonies and. if I may return according to Cates. are Axe abandoned in. unfortunately, Speaking. extraordinary as it unnecessary rocks. " adds to the genius, is the to the black bottom pie theme. "ue..,igned to work al l the not an embarrassed silence but might seem. of food. the after Far different from this is underlying note (literally) of desserts. com ponents of ph~~" ca l an immodest noise. Some theater supper is as much part Bernard Rands (UCSD's own - uncertainty. a pale but apparent Instead of serving quite so fltne'>s." 1I1cludmg balance, Falls composers were influenced by of the cultural event as the Rahl) and his Madrigali. which clashing line. This qualifies the many of what it imagines to be flexibility, strength. cardia· folk music: Dvorak. for instance. music itself. The Chart House the San Diego Symphony played beauty and questions the safe pieces under safe rl'spmltory endurance. and Scm Diego Clippers coordination . A~ a total used the pibroch of Scottish aspires to be one of the recently. Rands has no tunes, heaven in a way that is as clear conductors. the San Diego condi tioning routine, the Coach Paul Silas bagpipers. a group to whom restaurants that provide this but unlike these 19th century as anything on the written page. Symphony should try new and fit ness court is ideal to fare by having a reputation for W.S. Gilbert addressed the lines: composers he admits it. and The San Diego Symphony needs uncommon pieces under the .llIgment cycling, jogging, may have pleaded "If you really must play on that black bottom pie, SUbstitutes other kinds of more of Bernard Rands. but I conductor who seems to have a \\ alking, or swimming. The for mercy, but the cursed affair, / My goodnessl The reputation is spurious. emotional and intellectual suppose they will think that golden touch of freshness, like a court will provide relief from play something resembling an Black bottom pie consists of a form. their audience. wh ich sleeps Midas in. if I may mention it. an overcrowded weight room axe that ended his air." combination of chocolate The music expresses happily through Liszt. would be much better evening dress than an d its central location near three-year ca reer ~~: ~ :~ ;v:.~: L .. ~.;-c;~-! .custard. rum custard and emotion. but it also seems to frightened away by him. most of the guest conductors. , the locke r room ts a further American symphones fear whipped cream which makes express the movement of the The Symphony's fall into dull Of course in this last season ddvantage. yesterday with public reaction, since they are one feel like one of the later mind. Of course music is less music is not as significant as its dullness has been the exception. Lates will be aSSisted In the the lasl place ('ollrt \ construction b) the not supported by the Roman emperors with only a concrete than. say, literature in occasional fall into lacklustre and there is yet no reason to shy c1u b u'a' )Jot government. and every year in very small slice. The Chart expressing these things. or at rendition. because, interesting hrut her" of the PhI Delta from what appears to be Theta fraternit \. who han' their programming they House serves under this name a least in doing it less easy to enough. these performances U Jl expecled. generally delicious and, over \oluntl't'red th'elr sen',Le~. struggle with whether to massive lump of beige ice analyze and explain. The final seem always to occur when time. pleasantly fattening. Funding for t he project comes Silas 100/: II is 'rolll gift-- and grant~. and has amounted tn SR.OOO thus far. team tva25-57 La~t veal'. C ate~ was behmd record in his thl' installatIon of the fitne"s THE SAN DIEGO FILM SOCIETY course in the woods bet\\een ji'nal season here. Ce ntral Librarv and Genesee presents Ihenue. M ore than two THE SAN DIEGO PREMIERE hundred people use that of ICTH E FI LM EVENT OF TH E YEAR:' Crewers Row in City C mpionships VINCENT CANBY, New York Times By JOY REARDON shirts every time. (Los mg the regatt a. taking the Slaff Wriler crews traditionally hand over Lightweight Eight, Junior UCS'D women rower their racing tanks to the Varsity Eight, Novice Eight, salvaged four victories in ix victors, creating a dramatic and Open Four. while races but the Triton men were picture of total loss.) The dropplI1g the Open Eight and drilled every time at last Varsity Eight provided the No\'ice Eight to SDSU. The Saturday's annual City only positive noteof the day for painful loss by only a fe\\ Championships on MissIOn the men 's squad a ~h ey leapt second s In the Open EIght Bay. Although fate dealt San ahead of San Diego State (Cal came aft er some difficult \ at DIego crews clea r skies and Cup Champions at the Cre\\.' the starting lIne. hut flat water for most of the dav. Cla SSIC) and powerful US D in appnrent Iy 11ll' InCIdent \\,:1 .. the llCSD men's crews ne\'i'r t h(, f,rst part of the race before unrelat ed to llll' ()U tcome of the Illanaged to stroke over the endmg up thIrd. down onl\ a ract'. "\V l' IIJ"t t hat ran' at the finl..,h linc ahead of thetr maJt1 boa t k'ngt h from S L1 t t' a ncl :iO!) ml'tl'r m;lrk," s,lId ~trokl' Ka.l Da\ na has hdl)l'd \"i, I. tht ~nl I."t-. inlo thl' \11'" rt\'als. San Diego Statt'. Illerl' seat~ frOl1l 1'~I) l hn"lllll' Hoffman. "It \\ <1' pla:- off ... ~,hich I)t'~an ~ (' .. a'relay \\ ilh "an l>k>!o· ... Ii·:.! win gl'lting bln~ll'd In all eIght Thl Tri ton \\ !lnwn ~ ere\\ lu"t '1 1l;ld I'dCl'" m ,.,. [,ansas Cil~·. 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