Revelle Writing Lab Would Bolster Humanities Classes Bookman Identifies 2 in Hearing said it took "more than touching" smiling and talking with students. by Debora Weber and Ran Anbar by Sara Lowen for him to move the students who The only photographs in which Staff Writers Community Editor linked arms. Saxon appeared to be upset were Reacting to a decrease in writing requirements in the Humanities Smiling and Talking those taken as he tried to enter a program, the Revelle College faculty has instituted a two-unit writing and In the last disciplinary hearing Defense attorney Tom Bowden police car on Matthews campus. rhetoric laboratory to be taken with the program's other classes. until April 5, the final witness for showed Bookman a series of Bookman said that Saxon's The proposal, approved recently by a 57 to 11 vote, now faces Academic the University gave his version of photographs taken during Saxon's displeasure was probably caused Senate consideration. The faculty hopes the labs will be in operation by the events that occurred during the by his inability to enter the back the fall. Nov. 25 demonstration at UC San door of the car. Saxon had to be led The plan was proposed to the Revelle faculty by the college's Diego. around the car before he could get curriculum committee. in. The lab would be taken in conjunction with three sequential Humanities Student Center Director Mark Bowden also showed Bookman a courses in a student's frestunan year. The options normally available for Bookman said he knew all but one series of ohotographs of students completion of the Humanities requirement-6-1, 3-3-1, and 3-2-2-would no of the students before the Nov. 25 linking arms in front of the crowd, longer be available. incident but he remembered seeing none of whom were among the ten The one course Fine Arts requirement would remain the same. only two students violating charged. Idea Not FuUUled , University regUlations: Steve The two hour hearing was lightly While the idea behind the Humanities sequence remained intact, it Switala " because of his height" attended, with only three student became obvious to the committee that the goal of the sequence was not and Marc Fannon " because he had spectators. Three of the charged being fulfilled. that look of a loss of control on his students were present, after Since the Humanities program has no central reading list, there are face." . resolving Friday night to boycott often duplicate studies of great works in different Humanities classes. Questioned by UC attorney the hearings. Bowden was the only Also, some works are left off individual reading lists, at the discretion of member of the defense present. ' the professor. TAs are often unaware of the original idea of the program, Milton Gordon about the events that occurred during Saxon's walk Bowden requested that a that of imparting the knowledge of centuries of Western thought to the separate verdict be made for each student in two years, with an emphasis on writing. from USB 2622 to Matthews campus, Bookman said he was student on each of the charges against them: endangering With T A funds getting scarcer and workloads increasing, th amount of pushed down on the bridge and was concerned for his health and Saxon's health and safety, im­ writing in the program has decreased. Often, courses require only one peding his movement and not paper a quarter, and the emphasis is on concepts, not writing and style. safety. Bookman said he was concerned during the incident that following the directions of the In addition, it is becoming obvious to the committee that the high University official. Lugannani schools have not taught acceptable writing skills to many of its the bridge might collapse since it was not build to hold 100 people Student Center Director directed the defense to prepare a graduates. jumping up and down." Mark Bookman (TT Photo: brief on the dismissal of the And if students don't learn to write in the Humanities program, they Tad Sperry) Bookman said that the students charges by March 23 . won't learn to write at all. walk from the bridge to Matthews Writing Program Crucial who linked arms caused the The hearings will reconvene campus, which showed Saxon AprilS at 10 am. The committee felt too much change at one time might cause an congestion on the bridge. He also upheaval that would hurt the program. It was decided to concentrate first 011 writing. The Humanities segment will change little, with two lectures and one Student .rccitation scc~ion ~er week. In addition, there will be the writing Coop Action Center to laboratory. whIch WIl\ be taught by a different teaching assistant. For the first quarter, graduate students from the Department of Center: For I,iterature will teach the writing portion. Thereafter, qualified graduates Study SBPC Question from any department will give the instruction. . The laboratory will center on clear, expository writing on subjects The Duration by Ken Stipanov to any student, is to present its relcvant to the current quarter of Humanities lectures. Students will The student center will remain Staff Writer findings to the Coop and make write a minimum of 1500 words per quarter. open 24 hours a day for UC San .The Student Cooperative avoided proposals on which the Coop is to Diego's exam week. a major battle over the withdrawal act. One necessity of this plan is developing a certain level of proficiency From Monday through Saturday of UC San Diego's representation The Coop had been scheduled to among the faculty and teaching assistants in the subject. A. summer morning, according to EDNA's on the Student Body Presidents make a concrete decision on with­ course was developed and held in the summer of 1975 in which the year Steve Switala, rooms in the center Council (SBPC) Monday night by drawing fr om the SBPC at the was " preplanned." People involved met every day in a trial course, will be set aside {or studying, pool, setting up an action center to study meeting. planning and preparing themselves to teach such courses. The program, ping-pong and cards. Free refresh­ the question. No timetable was advanced for funded on a grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities was ments will also be available, he The action center is charged with the completion of the action cen­ considered a success by the committee. ' said. the broad role of examining the ter's study. F~nding for the proposed change is to come from monies currently The service is ~ponsored by SBPC, UCSD's involvement on Propaganda Collective Quizzed a~a llable for the Literature/E~glish 10 courses. Literature/English 10 EDNA, Psychological Counseling statewide committees, UC student The Coop also discussed the ~ Ill no longer be offered according to Avrum Stroll, faculty advisor to the and Services, Page lIMuir government in general and responsibilities and actions of the Vice-chancellor of academic affairs. The committee also hopes that Finance Committee, the Third alternatives to the present student Propaganda Collective action another grant will ?e forthcoming from the NEH, hopefully a major College Activities Committee and government structure. center. development grant 10 the range of $300,000-500,000. This pilot program, EAB fraternity. The action center, which is open Mark Rapaport questioned whcn completed and running smoothly, is hoped to be used as an example whether the collective had been publicizing the activities of the Cantinued on Page 5 Coop as it should. Researcher Collective members replied that they were publicizing meetings, Grobstein To Hire Officer ·Dies After but that they were over-extended because most of the members were involved in other action centers as To Promote UCSD Image Operation well. Paul Caldwell, the San BRG Inve tlgated by Vera M. I. Todorov uc No Football Team Blamed Diego researcher who was in­ The Coop briefly discussed the Staff Writer Grobstein blamed the campus' jured In a hangliding accident Student Registration Fee Com­ Although UC San Diego is well relative newness and lack of a last week at Torrey Pines park, mittee investigation of the known in the academic com­ football team for its paucity of died last Sunday night from BudgeVResource Group (BRG). munity, the campus is not well national exposure. complications resulting from a Bob Simon, cochalnnan of the known in the " national mind" Although national publicity has committee, said the conunittee is according to Vice-chancellor second operation to repair his ~f been given to uam, notably as a ruptured aorta. looking into how the BRG had University Relations Clifford result of the Nov. 25 demonstration Grobstein. Before Caldwell died he used allocated mon this year and was against the CIA and the discovery trying to ather opinions on the To remedy this deficiency about 50 pints of blood. of an general anti-allergen by Friends close to the Caldwell subject. Grobstein plans to hire a senlo; faculty member Robert Ham­ public relations person, with ex­ family say it will be impossible BRG member Monty Reed burger, Grobstein feels the campus for relatives and friends to st"ongly u gested that Simon and perience in the national press has not received enough national corps. This new information offIcer completely refund the blood bank Vi ~ e-chancellor for Student Affairs exposure. for what was u d and donations Gf.Orge Murphy-who is the other will fill a post vacant since Cy Grobeteln said the new in­ Greaves retired last year. from the UCSD community are co<:hairman of th registration f formation officer must have needed to repay the deficit. committ , ar attempting to Grobstein feels there are many experience national media in order Blood should be donated in Im"""""I",, thl> ('n0!'~ pnwer by things worth publicizing at UCSD­ to Insure acceu to naUonal including research projects, the Caldwell's name to the San Diego qu tioning it. markets and publications. Blood Bank, 440 Upa St., co llegiate structure, visiting Additional national exposure Paul Caldwell, injured in a h ngliding accident downtown. The phone nunlber i In oth r buslu ~ , the Coop lecturers and the hiring of world­ may help U~D students get jobs wednesday , died lat 296-6393. el ted t ve Wellington to the renowned professors-becawse of upon graduation and increase BRG as Coop representative and the general Interest In scientific Sunday (Photo courtesy Caldwell, who was 32, worked private funding for the univ rsity, Mike Greene) for the Physics departm nt. t up a procedure to limit the research and the liberal arts. Grobstein said. length of w kly m tings. Wt'tlIlCliday, March 10, 1971 Wt'lluclldoy, March 10,1971 •rl.oll '11J1('S Pagel

Letters to the Editor TRB troops fi ght civilians to get on thlast plane from Da Nang. Ken Wherry in Missouri discuss ing China in the '405. " With Was that only last year? Silrely it must have been longer ! God's h Ip we will lift Shanghai up . nd up - ever up, until it is Mark Woelber James G. Sote The climax came soon, but as always, with surprising just like Kansas City." Mau,.... editor CUyedltor details. Scoop Jackson told the Senate, April 8, that he was And the other belief brought hardly less roma ntic ut­ Open Letter to Anti-Cia Coalition Same Time Last Year " reliably informed" that former President Nixon had ma de terances: Secretary Dulles that we wou ld make Laos a "secret agreements" with Saigon: Yes, said the White House " bastion of the free world , " and Jack Kennedy that " the Craia hid. Mark Stadler tiara J. LoWeD We support the recent actions crease social control lof Third tivities of the CIA and of the role of A year ago America's I6-year involvement in Vietnam the next day, but only to assure Saigon (in 1973 ) that the US security of all Southeast Asia will be endangered if Laos loses Oplnfon editor New. editor CommlUllty editor of the U~D community in ex­ World countries, and countless the University in supporting such cracked and crumbled. What is left are some young would " react vigorously" to any violation of the pending its neutralist independence." posing and opposing the in­ other crimes agalnst humanity. activities. Americans in exile, a national mental blockage amounting to cease-fire agreement. We wanted Thieu to come along, just We knew these things we re true- until a year ago. volvement of the CIA at UC We stand finnly behind your near psychosis and some behavioral quirks that would as we had when Kissinger electrified the nation, just before " Probably the only people who have the historical sense of The Triton Times is recognized as the officiol student newspaper by campuses. UC President Samn efforts to educate the people as to STUDENT UNION delight a psychiatrist: distrust of ourselves, alienation, a the 1972 election, that "peace is at hand." inevi table victory are the Americans," English political the C~mmunications Boord of UCSO. Unsigned editorials represent and the UCSD administration have the oppressive and immoral ac- UCSANTACRUZ lassitude of will and a clutch of presidential candidates The Communist advance rolled forward. Ford suddenly scientist Denis Brogan once wrote with awe. And so it was the views of the maiority of the editoriol board (obove). and not the roam!ng the nation and warning against the federal govern- consistently denied responsibility asked an evening joint session of Congress, April 10, for $722 never understood in Washington, 'explained David Halber­ views of the University, the Communications Boord or the student for and attempted to obscure the ment. million more aid to help Saigon " save itself." Maybe this stam, that what was happening in Vietnam " was a b04y. issues of CIA research contracts America's allies pray that we will snap out of it soon, using, wasn't an effort to put the monkey on Congress' back but it revolutionary war, and that the other side held title to the with professors and recruibnent Writer Takes Harder Look perhaps, the standard therapy of such cases: reconstruction looked like it. It was evident the end was near. The Pentagon revolution because of the colonial war which had just ended." programs at the University. This is of the painful events, one by one, leading up to the blackout. estimated that $780 million of US-supplied arms had been lost Europeans watc hed Was hin gton and Saigon with equal unacceptable to us. "One year ago," munnurs the patient on the couch. "It in the retreat. curiosity a year ago. The Sunday Times (London ), April 6, BOA Needs Students At Pre-Med Preparation seems like a century, an age!" It was only March 5,1975, saw " a pitiful lack of dignity" in Washington : "The We affirm the right of students to however, that newspapers inconspicuously noted the start of Cambodia surrendered, April 10. That ended one US ad­ President rails at Congress, as if a few million dollars could The Board of Authority needs applicants. control their educational in­ This letter is written in response non-science major without a the new North Vietnamese attack in the Central Highlands. venture: an unprovoked and unconstitutional presidential change the course of history." The Dally Telegraph decided The board was formed last month to provide for student control, in stitutions, and the responsibility of to the "Pre-Med Student Laum;" science background. How many It was the beginning of the end. Ford was "terribly war. It recalled the Christmas bombing of Hanoi and that America's other alliances were safe: " The United States conjunction with director Mark Bookman, of the Student Center. It is an students to act to prevent these letter (TT, Feb. 'l1). Certain courses would it take for Scott disappointed" that Congress delayed $522 million sup­ Haiphong, also ordered by Nixon without consultation. The never at any time had the ' will to win' in Vietnam." atlempt to allow more student control over their lives in the university. institutions from implicit or ex­ clarifications and additions must Rubin to complete a biology plemental aid in the emergency. But a year ago the nation bombing was too bad, State Department officials agreed The London Times summed it up - there were " two fla ws" Among BOA's responsibilities will be budget planning, space allocation plicit support or CIA activities such be made in order to present Scott major? I believe that a complete was fed up: Gallup reported 78 percent of the public opposed later, because this most intensive bombing in history (2000 in Ame d can policy [rom the first, it said: " one was the and personnel selection. as : 1) creation and support of Rubin's entire medical success disclosure of Scott Rubin's more aid; the House Democratic caucus voted 1119-49 against, strikes in 12 days) was not a military necessity; it was a tendency to see the tentacles of a centrally-directed com­ An ad hoc committee, made up of representatives from the Student fascist regimes in Third World story. biologjcaVmedical involvements it. sweetener to persuade Premier Thieu to come along with the mun ist conspiracy everyw here ... The other was the tendency Cooperative, the Graduate Student Council and the student center staFf, countries, 2) attempts to Rubin failed to mention all the and activities would seriously The fall of the Lon Nol regime in Cambodia " could vitally cease-fire negotiations. to see the American polit ical system as the natural and will choose the BOA memberships. Members of the board will be assassinate Third World leaders, research he really didn't want to undermine his claim of acceptance affect the national security of the United States," Ford Saigon surrendered April 30. That ended 30 years of uni ve rsal goal of human endeavor." rl'presentative of the same units. 3) sterilization programs to in- do, the smiles he had to throw at due to a major in the social warned Congress on March 17. Such nonsense seems in­ bloodshed. Thc war began as a na tive rebellion, led by Ho Chi Exactly. And these myths departed a year ago as America But the ad hoc committee needs people to make their selection from. U the right people, and the suspicion sciences. credible a year later. But we had heard statements like that Minh, to throw off French colonial rule. The US wa s half lost its innocence and came of age. It happens to nearly you think student control of the St~dent Center Is worthwhile, If you think of people around him. The Lastly, Rubin's pri\ise of the pre­ for years and, besides, South Vietnamese troops began sympathetic at first but finally decided French morale had to everybody, soone r or later , but it is hard to face. It helps student self-government is a worthy objective, then you should apply. U pre-medical student should not be med counseling service is biased, abandoning provincial capitals, followed by hundreds of be bolstered. The US provided financial aid to France, and account for the disillusionment and alienation of the election you are interested in making the Student Center responsive to student deceived into beli.eving that because Scott was accepted to a thousands of pitiful civilians. On March 20 last year, Ford after she was thrown out began supplying military advisers mood. F ord still a ttacks Congress: the other da y he clllled it need, apply. Mud Slinging medical schools are receptive to a med school in January. linked the retreat to the uncertainty of US aid, and Defense to the South in the Civil war that followed. Always there were "gutless" about Angola. We sent 550,000 to Vietnam, but it is JOELC. OON Secretary Schlesinger charged " niggardly" support. two beliefs, first the belief that all undeveloped countries still hard to fo rgive Cuba for sending 10,000 to Angola. Hue fell, the former imperial capital. W~shington tension would love America if only they got to know us a nd second, Congress is still to blame; we lost the Great Society and got At Men Mind Suppression grew. The New York Times unexpectedly declared on March the belief in monolithic Communism. It was as simple as inflation in the war ; some draft evaders are still in exile 21 that it would be " unconscionable" to cut off ammunition that: good and bad. wis hing they had a pardon like Nixon, and the thing cost the I have heard enough mud­ for Saigon, and it urged a three-year terminal aid program It is unfortunate to see the basis of that foundation supporting The first belief brought the classic peroration of Senator US $170 billion and 55 ,000 lives. It ended a year ago. slinging by you " liberated" women tremendous degree of closemind­ and producing your feelings of " to remove the Vietnam issue from next year's (1976 ) lately in the Triton Times to give us edness still prevalent among the anti-self. Disregard the cultural presidential election." The Communists removed it them­ guys a castration complex. It student population. Regardless of fantasy imposed upon you as real selves. Americans on television watched South Vietnamese RESEARCH seems logical to me, at least, that if the issue, young opinions today are and you are left with the essential FREE CATALOG! you gals find the reporting and set far more firmly than those of being. The redirection of creative editing so objectionable, that you even a half generation past. energy by society, that amorphous Wri te or call lor your copy 01 our go out and submit your own Creative radicalism is mocked, "THEY" that people refuse to Even the tooth fairy latesl calalog of over 5.000 re­ columns of political news, sports, labels are far too frequently and acknowledge as themselves, eats search sludles These studies are and other journalistic prose. I find needs help! deSigned to HELP YOU IN THE easily thrown around. Any attempt away the potential for ad­ PREPARA nON of it hard to believe that the "sexist", to break down the artificial social vancement. What are YOU doing • Research Papers " male-cha vinist-domi na ted" conditioning that has been forced to enjoy the paradise surrounding TH E O.A.T. Revi_ Seminar offers a comprehensive 4'h day course on consecutive editorial board would refuse a good upon us as guilt is chided as either weekends . deSigned to raise your OAT. score. The seminars utilize lectures.lake home • Essays • Case StudIes us. Break the chains of self • Speeches • Book ReVIews story, even from a female. absurd or immature. restriction, the trivial rules and malerlals and practice O,A.T. eKams , A course to prepare for the UCS F Performance Test IS al so available. For Information and enrollment materials call : [2t31 886·4468 . or write: WE ALSO DO CUSTOM WRITING If you women, the vocal minority regulations of "it jilst isn't done." DAI. Review Seminar. 9801 Bllboa Blvd . No!1hrldge Cali!. 91324. MINUTE RESEARCH (and I do optimistically hope you Analyse the premise upon which Perhaps then you may start to 1360 N Sandburg .'602 are a minority), insist on blatantly you base those values which are so realize and actualize your potential Chicago. IllinOIS 60610 criticizing the work of men without important to you. Restriction of being. 312-337· 2704 yourselves getting involved, then I individuality is the fundamental THE BLACK HOLE dare say society is correct in retaining men to be the 'doers." The Triton Times is recognized by the Communicatl.ons Board of UCSO as the olllclal SINBERS, * DINCERS, * MUSICIANS Additionally, let me suggest that student newspaper. Publication is on Mondays. Wednesdays and FrIdays eluring the you firebrands take yourselves a regular school year (except on official holidays). Editorial and business ollices are Tryout and perform in the 1976 Bicentennia l located in 117 Blake Ha ll on the R8IIelie College campus, Univers ity 01 Cal iforn ia, San bit less seriously. From the way Diego. you rant and rave, it sounds like Le tters to the Editor and opinion cOlumns are welcomed. All submissions should be women are b~ing deprived of equal typed on a 74·space line on nonerasable paper. They Should not exceed three pages in opportunity. Incidentally, it's just length double·spaced. The Triton Times reserws the right to edit submissions because of space limitations or styl e requirements. as hard for a guy to enter a For editorial. call 452· 3466; forbusiness and display ad-'Isements. call 452·3466. professional career as it is for a Entire contents copyright 1976, Triton Times. ~ irl (and many find it more dif­ fi cult because they are males. ) ANNOUNCEMENT Finally, I wonder why "Big If you ha v e d ifficulty gelling your pdvice is offered on a one-to·on e Si ster" hasn't gwnption enough to ideos dow'h on poper, or you basis on course papers. pro poso ls, expose her true identity. simply w ant 10 improve your resumes, scholarly articles .­ writing ski lls, the Writing clinic can whotever the need. If we ca n ossist ALAN MANDEL ossist you. Th e Writing Clinic is not you in any way call 452-2522 or EXP. PATHOLOGY o closs but 0 free service. Writing come to Hl 1254.

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The Library's Information Ireservallons cail collec t cannot see any reason for killing them. l14784S18 C $50 .00 488·2341 (3/10) to altend its playott game tonight at 9 on the collect,ons Include t .15O .ooo volumes; the West coast student travel counsel AV CO M Roommate wanted to share 2 Bdrm ApI. w gym. (3110) staff numbers 250. The UniverSi ty librarian Center suite 790. 10650 Wilshire BlVd . LA I will confess that I am in the middle of some rather vicious un­ 1972 Honda CL·350. Runs well $400. Call 3 med students . 1 ml fr UCSD. Avail now. represents UCSD In universlty wlde . reg,onal. 90024. (2 t31475-6865. Book no later than 65 derground warfare with the resident gophers. I do not grow vegetables 459-8033 aller 5:00 p.m . (3/1 01 Call 453·0935 alt. 513/101 • and nalional planning and development . and days before departure.( 3/12) for them. And I go fishing because it helps satisfy the needs I have inside SERVICES Is a member o f the Academic Senate. the 74 Honda CL200 excetlenl cond,tlon 70 mpg of me in a variety of places below my shoulders and above my knees. But, Housemate need for 2 bdr Townhouselpool STEREO REPAIR . Student With professional ChancellOr's Council . and the universitywide exlras $650~8-7419 (311 0) CH ARTER FLIGHTS TO EUROPE Save up to basically, I do not have much to do with hunting. nr every . Clmt. 110 /mo. Part furn 273-4030. train ing and experience in stereo repair. Library CouncIl. Qualifications: Graduale 50 percent April - Oct. 2. 3. 4. 5, 6. wk IIItes (3/121 offers greally reduced rates to those on professional degree in library science or its However, when my life is threatened .... 1970 Honda 450 New electrical system . weekly. PLUS 7-24 week flights often. BUT. ,student budgels. Repairs made on all makes equivalent : scholarly achievement ; engine recently rebuilt. Good deal! $575 limited space on long & summer flights. •••• M Roomate wanted . Own rm in 2 bedroom and models. amps. preamps. receivers. acquaintance w ith current issues in higher Call Ed at 753-5724 (3/12) Phone your San Diego headquarters for Peter majored in biology and cuts open cats in a lab so I figured he furn. apt. $99.00 & utilities not included. tuners , tapes, and tables. Repaired with education and the changing role of ~esearch charters since 1951 . lower prices with would be a good partner in the hunt. Even though he forgot to wear his Nonsmkr. nice yard . Ph . 274-2564 . (3110) libraries : successful administrative ex­ no I speed and SOUND GUARANTEE. Call im· safel y (trust accounts. I We are your Hors&oBuckskln mare very gentle·well trained mediately for free estimate and or problem ' penence in university libraries. Including shoes when he came over, I had confidence in him because after he saw prolessional charter and travel expert s. exlent disposition 291·4316 day 291 ·1552 Rm . wanted 'In Del Mar or Solana. Near bus. consultation. Call 291·5927 . (3/12) au lomation . stall development and employee the snake he said, "We're gonna need some special equipment." I have a Pnone 291 -8141 . 9-5 pm . Draper World Travel "night (3/12) Will pay $85 • $105. Call 673·2689 co llect after relal ions: familiarity with the problems of lot of faith in special equipment guys. 7 p.m . Ask for Louise . (311 01 If you want 10 take privale lessons In French collection de;elopment. information services 13/121 Sansui 2000. receiver 4() watts per channel cr Spanish from a language professor. call and bibliographic control in academic We fashioned a forked snake-stick out of some baling wire and a piece Ski where the snow Is. Crested BUlle Colo. $370 new asking $175 J on i88·9524. (3/101 Room available in condo (M.FI 2 mi. east of 234·0391 X205. Alclde Tremblay No. 205 . libraries. ApPOintment Will begin September of green bamboo we found in the tool shed. I also picked up a long, pointed Spring break with the Ski Club $149. Tickels UCSD. 90/mo. Call Guy or Candy. 452·0487. 1 ~23 5th Avenue. San Diego Ca . 921 01 (3/12) 1976 or as soon therealler as praclicable. Student Center box office. ~take. You never know. in ,om. typo of "",.lion'" w"' "tima"d that Ja" Y'"' For Sale: 8·track tape players·one for car and (3/121 Salary open . Applications and nominations We went back to the snake, but it was gone. t: Director Judy Sweet. activity. nearly $1000 was needed to repair Iti one for stereo. Call Ron: 453-0826 . )3110) are requested by May 1 and should be sen t to TY PlSt· IBM term paper. thesis. dissertation . " Damn," said Peter. "I want to get him. I've never caught a rat­ }i With the entire intercollegiate With the success of the damaged lockers and replace ti Female rooma1e want ed. own room and bath Professor Andrew Wright. Chairman . Search EUROPE & TAHITI CHARTER FLIGHTS etc. editing, rush jobs. xerox 56O· 817t , 452· program at UCSD made possible program, there is little doubt why stolen or misplaced equipment. Glbson· SG. Excellent condition. Super-f, ne Kearny Mesa tOO mo. Available April t Commillee. c l o C J. Finney. Academic BOOK ON CAMPUS. BOOK EARLY. CIE E· tlesnake before." i{ ti on 1588. (3/121 neck. reasonable. 756 ·1430 Lance. (3/101 Call 292·9354 aller 5 (3 / 12) Affairs ITT)··Q-OOt . Unoverslty of Calilornla STUDENT TRAVEL SE: RVI CES. :.JCSO I have never caught Parkinson's disease either, I thought to myself. (, through the student registration a good percentage of the budget Not included in the state budget Ii La Jolla. Calo fornla 92093. INTERNATIONAL CENTER OPEN WEEK· But this was a deadly creature in our midst so I said, "Maybe it's under Ii fees, Sweet adds, "For this is made available to the students. is the money needed to expand on Ii Your own room $tt2. Great location near 4th Blo lChem Clinic will be open the weekend UCSD is an Equal Opporlunity I AffirmatIve DAYS 12·4pm . 452 ·0630.(3/121 Ii reason we don't charge ild- Over $22,000 of this budget is present gym facilities. With both iI ItOUSiNG before finals week . Sat Mar 13 Ihrough Mon Action Employer. Women & minorities are that planter. I'll lift it up and you look underneath." St on Del Mar. 2 Bdrm apt. Mark. 75fr5473. i:i:i mission to our home basketball allocated towards paying for the men's and women's locker !,!,i f3/10) Mar 15 12 pm · 4 pm 13/121 encouraged to apply 13 / tO ) EUROPE. ISRAEL - Student flights year When I raised up one end of the wooden box Peter said quietly, "There Own rOOm on house for rent $68. 75 / month. round . ISCA . 11687 San Vicente Blvd .• ~4 . hc is." Peter reached out with the weapon towards the snake. I could see (i games. It is our belief that the student referees, lifeguards, and compounds at maximum t! Clailemonl. Available 4/1 / 76 . 272-9932 Best Housemate wanted Immediately. Own room . Bring your last·minute Biology or Chemistry Need electriC typewrller. Can pay $4().max . LA . CA 90049. (2131826·5669 or 826- the dangerous reptile. It was at least 12 inches long. It looked angry. Ii students have already paid for it other student employees. $8000 is capacity, locker shortages are }i aller 5 (3/12) ClalfemonI68.50. 272·9932 after SIX. (3/12) questions to the B,o /Chem clinic! (3/12) Call 459·9Q27 . (3 /10) 0955 .(3/ 12) Fierce. Wild. It had two nubs on the end of its tail that I think would have it through their fees." spent on special events expected to hinder the athletes t - been a rattle if the snake were not so little. I had hear that the smaller the t, A ~ br.eakdown of . Ule expenses PJ'ogramming ( Mon.te Carlo for many years to come. :1 rattlesnake, the deadlier its bite, so I was glad to be holding up the planter ,r shows men's basketball on the night, various dances, etc). $3000 Assistant athletic director Andy it box instead of doing battle. it top of the list with a $3000 budget. is divided up among the various Skief, commenting on the :::!i DC SAN DIEGO SUMMER SESSION 1976 The fork We had made for the snake-stick was too big to hold the little i'iii It is then followed by baseball, recreational clubs within this situation said, " We would like to fi demon. So Peter reached down with his hand and picked up the snake f' rugby, and fencing (men and structure. build new facilities but we can not II !} women combined.) Towards the The physical education grow any further without in- i{ June 21-J uly 30 ,} end of the list, track and field is program is the only athletic curring hardship on the it ] budgeted with only $250 and department on campus which is students." i,i,i ANTHROPOLOGY LITERATURE UNDERGRADUATES NEEDED AS 'i'!: women's sailing with $216. UCSD, not financed through the It appears that the student i) 11 6: Urban Anthropology (4) Sta.ff COURSE OFFERINGS Lit/Eng IZS : American Literature of the 19th Dr. Thoma.e Duneea.th Century: Ma.rk Twaln (-4, ,t without a football program, university administration. dollar has been stretched to the } Lit/Cecl 132: Litet'ature It Adole.eence (4) Or. Jonathan Sa.ville MATHEMATICS GRADERS (S3.36 per hour) LU/Gen 152: Men, Literature r. [deal- Dr. Sylvia Wynter "PIS 61 : Introduction to Computer Scienc.e (4) Dr. Kenne th Bowle. Problematic Nature in Fiction Qualifications. oC Ameri.c •• (4) l!t:,::::::~. ::::i : : :, : ::::;:::~::~,:::;:;:; :,: ;::::.: :::.: :::::,:;:;:::::::::::::::;~,:::: ::: : : ::~:;,: :::~:;::: : :::::":::::,:,:~:~ ;;:,:,:,:,;,::;,;:::,:": ,,:,:,,::::,:,:::,:::::,:,:,:,:,:,:,:::::,:::",:,;,:,:,;,:~'I Lit/Gen 152 : Men, Literature'" 1dea.- Or. Fredrlc Jam.lon Marxiam It Literary Theory (4) 3 .0 GPA; good grades in Math 2A, B , C , 0, E. BIOLOGY Lit/ltali~n 1: Beg. Italian (6/2 1 .. 8/30) (-4) Or. Raymond Fl emin g To apply. 101 : Genetic. (4) (6 IZI-71Z3) Dr. Stanley Millo Litlltallan~ : Intermediate Halioo (61Z1-8{lP)Or. Raymond Fleming llOA: Biochemhtry (-4) Dr. Percy Ruuell Lit/Italian 100: Introduction to ItaUa n Lit- Leave a note in t he office opposite the elevator on the 1108: M olecula.r BloioHY ("" Dr. Dougla. Smith eatuTe (6IlI - 8Il01 (4) Or. Raymond Fleming morch 12 soturdo morch 13 131: Marine Biology (4 ) Dr. But Kobayuhl 7th floor of the AP&M building. The note should 198 : Directed Group Studiu."A.n Underwa.ter Or. Bert Kobayuhi contain your name, address, phone number, overall Asensual Survey o( the La Jolla Marine Ecologi­ GPA, math courses you have taken With the grades you cal Prelerve" MATHEMATICS 2A: C ..lculul " Analytic Ceometry (4) Stace received, and a list of those courses for which you Keysto~ 4 C: Introduction to Calculua ('" Sta.!£ would like to grade papers. "Tom Jones" CHEMISTRY ~ 140A: Organic Chemlotry (4) (6IZI-7IZI) Dr. Ci a, SbaTto with , . 140B: Organic Chemhtry (-4) (7/2l-8/l0) .. Dr. Clay Shart. NATURAL SCLENCE Graders will be contacted early next quarter. 14.3A: Organic Ch~mi.t ry Lab (Z) (biZ I -S/30) Staff lAS: Phyolco (41 Dr. Bnter. Or. Judge albert finne~, lBS: Phyoico (4) Dr. Baxter. Dr. Judee Dt'. Baxter. Or. Judge DRAMA 2CS: Atomic Phyaica (-4) Students who have graded before must susannah york 123: Studie. in Dancr Form. (41 Dr. Floyd Gaffney 1963 academy P HILOSOPHY apply again at tlis time. EARTH SCIEN E IZOA: Political Philolophy (4) Dr. Andrew Feenberg a ward best picture 3. An Introduction to the Oceans (4) Mr. Steve W r atlen 3L: An [ntroouction 1 0 the Oceana Lab (l) Mr. StfOVf!: W r aUfI'n PHYSICS (7:30) . 20A: Con ceptI in Phydca 1 {6/21-7/91 (4) Dr. Leater Ingber LOSE POUNDS ECONOMICS 20B: Concept,s in Phydes U (7 / I Z-1130) (4) Or. Leaterlngber 120A; StatisticAl Method. in Economics (4) Mr. Allan Ander.en PSYCHOLOGY IN TWO WEEKS III IS: (ntroduction to Socia.l Plychology (6/Z I .. Or. Norbert Kerr F )U ~TH COLLEGE 71111141 IIA Thp Writing Cours(> (4) Mr. Thoma. Campbell "Going Places" 158: Vhual Pe rcepUon (4) Or. Philip KauohaV 1'8: The Writing Cou rllf!: f41 Mr. T homa. Campbell 163: Abno r mal Psych ology (4) Dr. Ha.rry Mun.inaer I Thi' W ritinll Work»hop (4) Mr. Michael Holzman During Ihe non- snow off season the U . S. Women'!; Alpine Ski Teom di rected b'y SOCIOLOGY members go on the "Ski Teom" diello lose 20 POUOlOS if I lwo weeks. f'ISTOR Y 123 : Sociology o r Sulcid~ (41 Or. David Phillip. 114D; Ri.e!;ll Europ{' ('lOO~ll50) (4) Or, Kathryn Ringro.e 124 : Political Sociol oRY (4) Dr. CArlol Waitman Thaf's righf -- 20 pounds in 14 days! The basis of the diet is \:hemical bertrond blier Or. Jay.uno Abramovich 178 U. S. Inthe Tw~nhetil ~'i-. ·U"Y ,.t Dr. Jule. David. 188: Sociology ot Revolution (4l food oclion and was devised by 0 famous Colorado physician 1,9B: American Fort'ign Policy and u • . J ..!e. David. especiolly for Ihe U . S. Ski Teom. Normol energy Is mainfained (very Diplomacy (4) music b'y . Importonll) while reducing. You keep ' :full" -- no slarvation -- because URBAN ~ RURAL STUDIES I bL American Criminaj JUlti e (4) Mr. JeCCrey Arbelman the diet is ciesigned Ihot way. 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------~------~ ------• Pal • •n. .... IIIII'S Wt'dnt'8Clay, M.re 11,1178 Offensive ... id calla "good truckin' originality and talent. Nonetheless, delicate voice adapts itself weD to . llUlic." the album succeeds well in what it each song, adding delightful with his thumb and forefinger right behind its head. The beast bared its Repea listening hurts the is trying to do. nuances. For one who is not close nasty-looking fangs. Its mouth was open wide enough to swallow at least a ilbum. e heavy studio effects to her music, I found it quite ~ood - sized stink bug. :annot r. the repetitiousness of Sweet Harmony - Marta M...... ur. pleasurable and interesting I was impressed. :he sone~ or the group's lack of Reprise. listening. Peter put the live snake into an aquariwn filled with dirt that I had once -- Maria Muldaur's new album Of special interest were the sch­ used to keep a praying mantis in. Peter was shaking slightly. The only offers a variety of differert moods, maltzy songs that affected a thing I could think to do was olfer him a beer even though I did not have COP1ES ranging from hooky-tonk to nightclub atmosphere, These could any. I knew he would not want' one anyway since it was early in the nightclub to mellow. Her beautiful, have come off as ridiculous, but morning. He did not, but it was the thought that counted. Muldaur put her voice into it, so Peter took the rattlesnake home. 3%- 1111:. that the SOI1lS were enhanced by •••• __ ,LOCA.... all the little conceits she added. From such an exciting adventure, I have gained ~ new appreciation for , ..UUB ....,_ Also, the extensive instnunental the sport of hunting. There we were, pitted against a sheer, brute, natural " .....j ....,..,. backing increased the effect. force. Life and Death was riding on the outcome of the perilous struggle. And I think I felt something in the area below my shoulders and above my ANNOUNCEMENT knees. The Rellelle Resident Dean's Office I still cannot see myseH becoming much of a hunting entJlI~iast. Not in this time and place. But, last night, I did set out an extra gopher trap. CIL4JTEJ§ is beginning the process of SAVE UP TO 50% In '16 recruiting residenl adllisors for the coming academic year. For more Rock Critics . . . from'219* information contact the Rellelle 2-3-4-5-6 up to 2.4 wks. Resident Dean's Office at extension disguised in their woe-are-we sentiments that they arE.: simply unbearable 3025. to listen to past the cursory stage. APR.-OCT. '76 What are we supposed to get from The Who's " we're geUin' too old to Over 915 Flights but: HIGH QUALITY be doing this" crying towel? I say hang 'it up. What are we supposed to LIMITED SEAts on lo"g SECRETARIAL SERVICE gather from Young's declaration that he's "stealing tunes from the and aummer flights so In Mission VaHey Rolling Stones" because he's "too wasted" to write his own? Aw shucks book today for '76 Specializing in Thesis Typing, Neil, ain't that a shame. Next time, stop off at your analyst's office on the Reports, Manuscripts, and ... r ...... ' ••". way to the studio . 291-8141 Business Work I realize I am being glib here, but I see no other alternative when horrid 280-3343 such as these are treated upon arrival as gifts from above. There ~RAPE fR are a nwnber of excellent rock artists-, Eno, Little Feat, ·. "v.-.:::::::::a.r ...... T ...... nc , ..U. '' *OJ I ... Robert Fripp, JOM Cale, Sadistic Mika Band, and others-who deserve as ~ VaIIey-£quiIabIt IIdg much (more) textural analysis as fops like Springsteen have gotten. My 1333 C-ino ..' Iio South question is simple: because an artist such as Bruce, Pete, Neil, Elton, s.D .. CA 92101 J oni, Bob, or whomever says " I am in this state of mind" is that sufficient • Minimum fare which riMS

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