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At University HospJilll. Regents Study Probes Earthquake Safely By Peter Mortensen . localize and update information on the A UC Regents·commil>sioned study on the hospital's stress performance. earthquake safety of University Hospital is Johnson explainl> that a study was conducted expected to be released within the next two throughout the UC system judging campul> weeks, according to university authorities. building l>trength as related to the most severe The so·called "earthquake ri k analysis" was earthquake thai could occur in the San instituted becaul>e the Regent!> are considering Francisco area. buying the hospital, said Win Cox of the UCSD "With thay' he added, "the hospital rated School of Medicine Public Affairs Office. The very poorly. Hillcrest hospital is presently owned by the '''We had been given ,criteria that were not county. necessarily reality," he continued. "Now we Aside from real estate considerations, Herm ,have asked, 'What could be anticipated for the Hal Sloane, spokesman for Phil Blazer. Johnson, vice chancellor for Business and area in which University Hospital is located?' Finance, commented that the report will And; given that anticipation over. a l00-year cycle, how would the building be expected to Bla~er' s SpokesDlan Accuses Jackson perform?" Although Johnson avoided calling the study "routine," he did say he would call it at this point Of Indifference to 'Israeli Interests "something we should not .get excited about. When the report is out, that's the time to look at, the whole thing in perspective." By Cindy Beveridge Their object, says Sloane, was to recognized his preprogrammed According to Chuck Powers, campUl> Staff Writer make "truly informed evaluations" rhetoric eiuly in the trip. " architect, more definitive information will be The public relations director for concerning Israe l and the available next Thurl>day. Beyond this, Powers ince the dissociation, loan said, Phil Blazer spoke to a large audience Palestinians. declined to comment on the study, stating, "I "I think hil> (Jackson's) credibility has last night about the Israeli acttvist's Sloane, who along with Blazer think it would be more appropriate to have the suffered immens Iy ," dissociation with the Reverend Jesse accompanied Jackson, opened the information received by the campus and by the Jackson during his recent trip to the discusl>ion with a slide presentation of "Despite his (Jackson's) intent he Regents than it would be to have assumptions Middle East. Hal Sloane spoke in the trip and later talked about the Imade." place of Blazer, who was ill, at a has succeeded in uniting the I rael . development and subsequent people ... against the PLO." This is in Humanities·Library lecture hall. deterioration of the relationship This most current in.depth study of the direct contrast to Jackson's reported hospital grew out of a preliminary report Blazer, publisher ot Israel '/O Arureles. brandin.g the prominent black Jackson "bitterly opposes" the adminil>tration officials contended The study was initiated before the Oct. 15 leader's intentions as a "sham." allegations made toward him, he said. that Jackson did not represent either Imperial Valley earthquake; the research " I am convinced Jesse Jackson Blazer said in a news release he the American government or Middle began long before the temblor shook the San cares not one bit about Israeli dissociated himself with Jackson Ea!>t policies. On the contrary, the Diego area with a 6.4 jolt on the Richer Scale. interests ... the trip has become less 'a because the Reverend was "looking tenl>ion wrought by high media Dr. Marvin Dunn, Acting Dean of the UCSD matter of moral persuasjon and more for support for pre-conceived allention and international publicity School of Medicine is out of town thi!> week and a mailer of personal gain," said conclusions he had already made. reportedly caused the Carter was unavailable for comment. Sheldon King, Sloane, reiterating earlier comments before the trip. He is more concerned administration embarrassment. University Hospital president, also declined to by Blazer. with his own public image and with Jackson was reported as saying he comment on the study situation. Blazer first met Jackson while both the PLO than with vital Israeli made the trip as a private citizen out we~e protesting a pro-Nazi interests. " of the desire to encourage demonstration in Illinois, after which However, several in the audience negotiations between ISniel and the the two developed a close questioned Blazer's "misguided TODA WEATHER PLO. However, Jackson hal> been rs relation!>hip, according to Sloane. optimism" in dealing with the Jackson criticized for imposing what some feel Some low clouds, otherwise fair with Soon after the demonstration, Blazer group in the first place. In response, should be kept within the bounds of temperature!> in the mid-60s. and Jackson discussed the possibility Sloane said that had they not diplomatic policie:.. Breakers will be 2-4 feet alII second of a Middle East trip to get a "first accompanied him on the trip, "there intervall>. hand look at the realities of the Middle would have been nobody to call the The event was -sponsored by the East." turn; we called the turn. We UCSD Israel Action Committee. Crossing· the Ocean for Crust's Secrets· By Sam Gooch cooperative effort to assist Staff Writer underdeveloped countries in their The Thomas Washing/on, a 209 ft. search for minerals and oil teaching Scripps ocean research vessel, advan ed 3cientific methods in foreign returned Oct. 11 th to her home port universities. after a IS-month scientific od~ssey to Several countries, including the the South Pacific and Indian Oceans. Philippines, Indonesia and Malaysia, The primary focus of the cruise, participate in the program, according christened the Mariana Expedition, to Dr. George G. Shor, Jr., Scripps wall the exploration of geological and profel>sor and cruis coordinator of the geophysical aspects of the Mariana Mariana Expedition. trench, perhapl> the deepest part of the During the 42,OOO-nauti ai-mile world' oceans. r search expedition, students and Scientil>ts returned from the l>cientists from the underdeveloped expedition with several tons of ore­ target countries worked with scientist bearing rock samples dred!oled from from Scripps and other Ameri an depthl> as great as 8.S kilometerll, universities under the auspi es of the bacterial organisms collected from United Nations'sponsored EA TAR regions of intense cold and great program, an acronymn for outhea!>t pressure, and a great deal of valuable Asia Tectonics a nd Resources. chemical and physical data. Tectonics, the g ologi al study of Mctny of the findings will aid several folding and faulting phenom na, wu ' underdeveloped nations in locating oil of primary importan 'C to th Mariana and mineral depOSIts In their own Exp dition , a 'ording to Dr. Jim countries. Hawkins, l'Yipp~ profe sor and &:tipps is one of several scientific expedition member. institutions in the US participating in a The 17tomall Wash;"glo" retUnlS home aftt'r IS-month expedition. Please tum to page 5 Friday, November 2, 1979 The Dally Guardian 2 . Tbe Daily Guardian Frida.y, November 2, 1979 3 r--:--=---,-John Tay/or·-----. ASSOCIATED PRESS-NEWS BRIEFS True Colors Show L...-__ A graduate student who has been writing letters to this [INTERNATION AL ,\ L-I ------.:..N_A_T_I_O_N_A_·L_----III ST_A_T_E______'I paper for years . he is a ' generally stubborn and bilious advocate of conllervative positions - brought in a letter recently about abortion. He was angry that health insurance Bailout for Chrysler covering UCSD students should be used for abortions, but not Quebec Wants Out Brown Backs 4 for the expense of carrying a child for nine months and giving QUEBEC - The separatist government of WASHINGTON - The Carter administration, LOS ANGELES - Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. birth to it. The policy, he said discriminates again!>t women Quebec province called yes terday for French­ saying emnomic stability must be prelterved, asked today endorsed Proposition 4, the state and local who want to have children by only providing enough money Ci;lnadians to "come to terms with our destiny," Congress yesterday to approve up to $ 1.5 billion in spending limit initiative known as the "Spirit of 13," for the less costly option· abortion. withdraw from the Canadian confederation and federal loan guarantees to help the struggling calling it an opportunity "to gain power from the It was a cogent, well-stated argument, though basically establish a new nation with a ll the powers of a Chrysler Corp. avert bankruptcy. politicians. " another elaborate construct designed to attack abortion; the sovereign country. The proposed aid package is roughly double the "I see in Proposition 4 an idea that the people student would prefer to have all such insurance benefits In an official "white paper," the Parti Quebecois sum the administration previously indicated it would should make the decisions about how much eliminated rather than have them extended to women who government proposed a "sovereignty·associati on" be willing to seek from Congress to .keep the na tion's government should spend," Brown told a news want to have babies as well as to those who want abortions. plan by which Quebec would be self-ruling but No. 3 automaker afloat. conference at his downtown office. "It's not perfect, But he unintentionally did in his eloquence by resorting, in an maintain c10lte economic ties with Canada - a The aid pal.:kage - lar g e~t proposed financial but it is a continuing experiment" in the ellort of the exasperated moment when honesty won out over posturing, currency, free trade and the fr ee movement bai lout of a US corporation in history - is intended pub'lic to have more say in government. to a particularly spiteful term. He left it out of his final version, of people a nd capital. to "m a ke sure this industry remains a viable part 'Of The Nov. 6 ballot measure by Proposition] 3 co­ because our editor wouldn't allow it to be Printed. The editor " We Queb cers a re a nation, the most firmly our economy," Treasury Secretary G. William Miller author Paul Gann would place a spending limit on Letters to the Editor was right, but the deletion of the offending phrase allowed the a nchored na tion on this continent," provincial said at a news conference. each local government. author to maintain a deception that is c.ommon among many 'premier Re ne Levesque decla red in the closing " It's important to us as a nation to maintain a The limit would increase annually with the· people who nobly call themselves pro·lifers. statE!ment. strong a utomobile industry," ·he said. consumer price index, plus a proportional adjustnient Ma Bell's Amazing Bureaucrats What he did was refer to women who become pregnant and The long.a waited document presents the Parli for population growth. want abortions as "careless sluts." In doing so he committed a Quebecois platform for a provincewide referendum If a state or local government were to collect more Editor: week of the quarter, we visite<1 a mistake and that we wouldn't fundamental strategic error; those two words said more about on the issue sc heduled for next Mayor June. money than the limit allows, they would have to he able to get st'rvice unt il If you are one of the few the phone office to find out his real moral attitudes than the dozens of pages he has GOP Jockeying return int to the people within two years. who received a telephone what the real story was. They Novemher. written about the "right to life, " To him , women, and he promptly and efficiently from tokl us that they were working Wl' asked next ahout the obviously meant unmarried UCSD students, who had sex the phone company after on inlltallin!( new lines. butth of de)! people who wanted phol1('s, student's real objection to extra·marital sex was so Preside ne t W a lt er Guevara , Bolivia's fi rst Tennessee Senator Howard Baker announced his ballot measure to tax oil companies for mass transit bureaut:racy can be a On Tuesday of the M!wncl and if our friends wantl·d to overwhelming that it allowed him to negate the logic of the democratically elected president in a decade. candidacy in the Senate Caucus room to a crowd that unveiled yesterday what may be a first, a television harrowinl( experience. I have week my roommate calleclthe share tht'ir lint', the pt'opll' on elaborate argument he had devised to mask his abhorrence. Guevara had be n in office less than three months. included 24 of 41 Republican senators. commercial aimed at gathering voter signatures. a private phone now - it wall Dt'I Mar officI' about the tht, list wlluld ha ve priority. "Careleu slut," if one accepts the usual definition of the term Students and workers opposed to the takeover by And Ronald Reagan announced tha t he il> buying The 30-second ad, scheduled for next week on One more moral vidory for connected thill week - but possibility of :;hctrinl{ a pnrty by the kind of people who enjoy using it, does not apply to Col. Alberto Natusch took to the streets of Lhe five minutes of television time Nov. 13 to a nnounce Sacramenlo stations, depicts oil companiell a" pigs at getting it wall not all eallY all line with lIome neighhors. The thl' phone company. women who conceive children with their husbands. Therefore capital, hurling rocks at a rmored cars. The soldiers his candidacy. a trough while huge third-quarter profits of majo~ oil mil(ht expect. mystt'rious voic:t~ on tht' other With every otht'r t'ourSl' of this student had adopted a stan'ce against abortion that was one opened fire, and police sources a nd witnesse~ said at Reagan also got the support of San Diego Mayor firms, ranging up to 191 percent over last year for / , When we moved in this fall, end IIf tht' line said "Oh, that adilln hloc:kt'd , WI.' dec'idc"tl implicitly based only on his objection to sex and abortion least five civilians were killed a nd dozens wounded. Pete Wilson, who said he is the only contender for the Standard Oil of Ohio, are shown on the scree". the fir.t thinl( we did wall try to won't he necessmy. You can thattlw only way to get around among people who have sex out of wedlock. His "pro-life" The 47 -year·old Nalusch declared himself nomination who "has demonstrated the ability to The words "Tax Pig Oil" appear, and then the "P" get a phone for our apartment. have phone servil.:e tomor· tile' rt'd tape wal> to I{t't a long attitude, then, was either perversely twisted or completely preltident a nd said he would guarantee freedom for achieve his goals for the public." is changed to a "8." This consist. of findinl( a row!" That afternoon we extl'nsion nIHI and plug it into artificial. Bolivia's political parties. Already announced for the nomination are John "There is, perhaps, a question of taste," the leader tile' nt·ighl)()rs lint, . This neighbor with a phone, calling pil'keel up a phllne anel Andrew Hacker recently argued in Harper's that the clash Newspapers and radio stations throughout the Connally, George BU3h, Bob Dole, Philip Crane, of the initiative drive, Bill Press, former director of up the phone company and p1uf.{!(ed it in. workt'(l fine fur f('l'eiving ('Hils. between pro-choice and pro·life advocates hides a more couf)try indicated virtually all army garrison:. weI' John Anderson, Larry Pressler and Benjamin Gov. Edmund Brown Jr.'s Office of Planning and an.wering all lIorts of The- first few weeks of the hut wlll'n Wt' wantt'(lto makt' a basic dispute about sexual freedom. (NOW's Sandy supporting the coup. Fernandez. Research, conceded at a news conference. quel>tionl> jlhout IItyle, color, yetlr is iI time when ev~n cilil we fUlII)(1 that the phllllt' Ackerson echoet, whl'n WI' rl'ceivl'd funding for them. Hacker believes most t;>ro-life arguments They called bm;k after pholll' lint·s to give us call the servi<;e department t hat till' hal'k of thl' bill it said family . People will undoubtedly object to the suggelttion that Wa lIZ Robbie ,Robertson servin'. So we waited about the malfunctioning line_ ill big Id!t'rs: " If you do not they rely on generalized political or moral codes instead of ANNOUNCES THE 1979-1980 innoc:ently, eXpel·ting them to Th~ l>el vin' dl'partflll'nt pay thi" hill by Nov. II YOIl considering each issue separately. But most people do arrive BEASON inform IIlI when We.' would be said th~·y would l>1'fl(1 a man to Illay havl' your phOfll' M'rvin' at issue po~itions by referring to their general philosophical abll' to be connel'ied to the rest fix it "ri!-(ht away." Thl'n hark di s(·ollf1(·l'!t'd." What \\'illtlll'\' stance; a pro-abortion conservative Republican congressman THE GREAT AlDRICAN' of the world. at thl' main oUil'(' tlll'Y told us thillk of Ill'Xt ') . from a rural state is as much a rarity as an anti· abortion liberal QUIZ SHOW SCANDAL On Thllrsdil y of tht· fi rsl tha t olin' againthl'Y hild madt· KEITH SWENSON from an urban district. Arid when pro-choicers held a rally last I I week on the steps of the gym, the opening song was about A World Premiere by Louis Phillips featuring in their farewell concert, November 8, 9, 10, 11 and 14, 15, 16, 17 Mayor Pete Wilson and San Diego'~ pro·corporate policiel>, with: The Daily- Guardian 'Renaming' Idea Limited not abortion. Leftists are more honest about linking abortion to other special guests TWELFl'H NIGHT Eric Jaye issues. They !oCe a woman'lt right to determine the outcome of A Classic Comedy by William Shakespeare Editor: Editor a pregnancy in terms of her right to e~cape restrictions Bob Dylan February 7, 8, 9, 10 and 13, 14/ 15, 16, 17 The Third Colle~e Student Council would like to call a llention Jeff Beresford.Howe imposed by social and economic inequities. They see legal Neil Young to 1he Daily Gucrrdian's Ol.:\. 29 article about the sUPP0lted rel>trictions on abortions, or the costliness of an unltubsidized Nt!ws Editor attempt to rename Third College. The headline was false and the Eric elapton AllEN CORNER abortion to a poQr woman, as a way to coment social barrier. A Modern Drama by James Baldwin Kalhy Huffer article was filled with misleading innuendos. For the purposes uf Van Morrison that confine poor and minority women. Libera llt sometimes Neil Diamond May 15, 16, 17,16 and 21, 22, 23, 24 John Hondl'os those conl.:e rned about Third College, we would like to explain forget tha t abortion is often a form of birth I.:ontrol for middle The Staple Singers Ronnie Hawkins Associatt! N"ws Editor~ what the actual issue was about. and upper· class women. It is true, but it sounds less politically Firsl of all, the proposal was nol whether to rename the college. Plus One of the Following John Klock righteous than the arguments about poor women.} Emmylou Harris Copy Editor The proposal was to put Lumumba.Zapata-Third College on a The conltervatives, on the other hand, rely on references to THE RIVAIB March 12, 13, 14, 15 new letterhead for the student council. This was not an arbitrary the sanctity value of human life. This is especially odd, Dr. John John H. TlIylor decision; both "Lumumba·Zapata" and "Third" have a great deal P.ABBHEll March 5, 6, 7, 8 Opinion Ed:!or becaulte it is the American liberal who has. ever since the New Ringo Starr to do with the history and ideas of our I.:ollege. EQUUB February 29 and March 1 Deal. been interested in elevating the quality of life in Muddy Waters Jon Goetz The proposal wall brought to a meeting of the Student Forum, Sports Editor impoverished sectors of society and who has struggled to Ron Wood which is a representative body I.:o n si~ tin g of Third College unite. working imd minority people in the effort. Conservative!> students who are actively involved in any Third College Bubecr1be Now: Matthew Gieck talk ahout individual initiative and self-reliance and have Photo Editor organizations. After deliberation over t.he proposal, it was , always argued against relltrictions on individual freedom. (It Phone 452-3791 for descriptive brochure decided, by 24 to 4 vote,' to put our offil.:ial temporary name, is issues like abortion that separate conltervativeli< from &. order form . Ted Burke "Third Colle~e," on the student c.:ouncil ~tationery. libertarians; they are illllues that prove mOlt conservatives are Arts Editor The main reason for the decision not to put LumumbaZapiita. interested in more freedom for corporations and less for Saturday, November 3--... (four plays) $10.00 HarTy Tolen 'Ihinl on the stationery was that the student:; felt it walt not an individuals, and that a conl>ervative'l> idea of individual righb Bl'ODENT BUBBCRIPrION: lousy extel1(fin~ 900 mib from just A total of eight people, university that is not used happens to the land is in like to !lee the la nd To sa vt' huclget money and for the students :.ocially." south of Japan to slightly including Roger Revelle, for "academic purposes" the hand:. of the Regents, developed into a I>tud ent­ northeast of the Philippine. is v c rlls t. The Ha wkins. forum, much to the surprise ba se of th e Maria na trench In addi ti on to arduous wurk of the campus planneYll, itself is actually th e fa ult line schedules . th e teilill a lso because the said "this issue VISTA/Peace Corps Rep on Campus between the two plates. ' e ndured the wH'nc hing fort.: es is very important to me." "The pro ·e:.ses goi n g on a t of typhoons I{it a and Te, ~ However, this does not A national VISTA eHort to Lane, a former VISTA volunteers, especially college developmenl and other skills the MilTiana trench are good which s truck the expedition seem to be the allude ' of reach potential college student community development graduates with backgrounds in examples o f what h a ppens l a~ t No v mher and made for the campUl, as Campus volunteers, part of the 15th worker in Chula Vista and a social science subjects to work before and during their during the early stages of difficult a nd dange rulls Architect Chuck Powers anniversary observance of the Peace Corps home economist with sponsoring non-profit assignm e nts. "Aft er 15 contin ent building," Hawkins working conditions. Apparent­ said the turnout was equally anti-poverty program, comes in Colombia, said that VISTA groups across the country in years , " l>aid Ml> . L a n e, say~. "The scrapin g actions ly , Hawkins' group spent I",s t small at the previous to UeSD Nov. 6. i:. observing its anniversary by showing elderly and poor " VISTA has come to realize a nd vobmic episo cl s that H a llowee n a h oa rd th e foruma;. Linda Lane, a Los Angeles­ reaffirming the founding people how to become active that 1t cannot wipe out result from the edges of the TlwmCls Wusl1in.1! /o l1 , tricking The forums, ~onliored based VIST A and Peace principles of the program to particpants in decil>ion making poverty, but it supports and plates rubhin !,( together at the a nd treating in 50-foot seas. by Chancellor McElroy and Corps representative, plans to "help low-income communi­ processes which affect their strengthens on-going fault lin e serve to increase the presented by representatives contact campus clubs and ties achieve self-reliance and ~ves. community efforts to do so.: ' mass of one of the plates," he from the Campus.Communi­ organizatic;ms in addition to dignity by helping them­ says .. ty Planning Committee and ~tting up an information selves." During their one-year The Peace Corps, a pa rtner By .tudying th e mineral Rise in UC the Office of Architect, and booth in Revelle Plaza 9:00 The role of the VISTA assignments, VISTAs receive international program of cq nte nt a nd g 'olo g i>:a l engineers, focused on the am to 2:00 pm on Nov. 7. The volunteers, she says, is to travel expen:.es, a monthly VISTA, is al:.o represented by structure of the M ariClna Enrollment topic of what should be former VIST A and Peace "assi:.t low-income people living allowance, medical Lane. Today, over 6,400 region. ~ 'ie ntists hope to done with the land, and Corpl> volunteer is a lso taking develop a capabilit y for coverage and a stipend, volunteerl> now serve in health. d e termine w here valuable BERKELEY - University how it lihould be done. senior sign-up:. at the leadership and problem according to Lane. Volunteers e du ca tion , mathe matic:., mineral depo»i tes such as tin of Cali fornia enrollment hit an According to Powers, the placement office for Nov. 6 solving." The ex·volunteer . also receive intensive training science, business and home and copper me lik ely to b(' all·time high of 131,918 for lIlabia have been put under interviews. For more added that there are literally in community organization, economics programs which found on existing t.:on tinents. the nine campuses this fall U . a mandate which stateti that information, call x3750. hundreds of opportunities lor fund raising, economic' span 62 developing countries. These a nd o ther s tud ic~ wi ll a nn ounced Thursday. also aid the IInci erciev luped The figures a re 4,226 co untri c ~ in their ,earch for oil higher thall for la~t fall, a nd Look. It Jim lit_ley Pr •••nt A M.mmofh ,.". R_••• deposits. accorcling to hor. 3,432 a bove the previous from University Events ------Hawkins and three cripps record set in the fa ll of 1975. graduat!:' s tudent s. h erm an Und e rgradutc e nrollment Hloomer, 'indy Evans and r'at.:hed 93,209c omparcd John M'il-hior, ~ pen l over six wi th 90,129 CI year ago. The weeks in the M arianas Graduale e nro llme nt hit dred ging for rocks. 20.270. lip from 25,544 a GUARNERI "We're claiming the world's year ago, ,mel hea lth sciences record fur tre nch dred ging," student s lolailecl 12,439, re m a rked H aw kin s. The t'ompared wi th 12,0 19 11 year A myriad of rocks are the bounty of the Mariana expedition. STRING group completed a to ta l of I !:I earlier. QUARTET

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Sn)t/oll<' said that "al family of thn'l' boys and Olll' lit, plall~ 10 1)(' lI'ith till' tt',l111 sludit's al school. /It' ,Staff Writer first I run 10 jusl kl'I'p in shapl" girl. Ill' flil'~ back Iwnw in tilt' By Jon Goetz athletes aren't complaining. compete in a league, At least ten schools a"re in swimmers can qualily lor the Ihi~ " ','ek. hO\\'l'VI'r, ill till' l'ol1lplains ilhout Iht, lack of From , tl1l' nortlwYll pmt of I was in an athlptic progralll SU III Illl'r, slJl'llEling till' n'st of Point l .om"/l.a Vt'rnt' Collt'gt, Sport. Editor In lact, they wanled it that something they had never 'Ihe league, bul only four have nationals. rt'''Pl.'l'i shown him in tht' Italy l'omes a good· looking, for little kids, and I was tlw the yem in San Dil'l,(o . "I do ritn' on SalurdilY. The women's swim team way. In a meeting after the done while ltwimming at swim teams at this time. Tomorrow the tea'm sees if dorm. e x p t' r t I y , tun e d r it l' i n g (""Il'st o( Iht'm for long not rl'ally miss my (amily. I am "Anolher difft' rt'lll't' is Ihal started practicing thili season '78.'79 season, the women UCSD, So Coach Diana Dann UCSD, Whittier , UC the new practice strategy is "Sollll'tinll's you ilrt' IUl'ky machin!', Although the dist"nl·e>.. So Ih~n I slarl to run heft' to study, so that is what I California is nHkh drier. It harder lhan they ever did lasl held a meeting and worked out put the team in a newly lormed Riverside, and Redlands have working, The University of i~ ilnd you gl't a good ~lIjte, but de>.cription matches the Fiat, track." do." A chemislry professor at run during tl1l' fall in 1111' Unitl'd seasOll, and the workouts will I a list 01 goals for this year, league, the AlA W Division teams, and Loyola may have San Diego hosts a "strictly other tillll's you art' unlucky. I this machine is nan1l'd I::mil Ilis a('('t'nl is till' rcsult o( U(SD, a frit'nd of his (amily. ' I,,!t·s. III Italy 11' ( ' run in lalt' gel even lougher. But the First, the team wanted to III. a team later this season. lund" tri·meel with UCSD, alll ulllucky Ihi" year. My suitt' Swffone, anel he is one of the eight years of sludying En!-(Iish cncouragt'd him to allend this lI'in\t-r or 1111' (',Hly spring, ilnd The women also wanted to San Diego State and USD is vl'ry nui"y. I Iry to !-{u to top noss country runner>. for in Italia n sl'hljols. It is ohv iOIlS, school. ' il is vl'ry riliny. Anotht'r 011\' is have workouts twice daily swimming relays againbt each slt'l'p at J() hecilust' of my U(SD. hut easy 10 un. during winter break. Race tires other at 10 am. The sdll'dult, IHlt still there is tht, Hailing from Padova, near sound is 10 v t,l y , . , i\ n d would just he going to sehoul. counlry' and not on th(, slipped in the past after comp e tition won ' l be Iloise, " Venice, Scoffone is a Revelle immedialely call" 10 mind 'The univer~ities there are connl'll'. Bccillise of the min discontinuing practice for lour cutthroat. as the meet won't Sn)f/onc voin's his opinion chemistry major. vineya rds and gondolas and Illuch mort' speciali/.cd. Th 'n' and what II't' run oh Wt' had to weeks during the holidays, even be scored, and all three wilhout hilll'rnt'sS loward his ~ Ie has been running for five delicious pasla and AI Pacino J would not take tht' wear spikl's. Ilere they run 011 This year, the team will work teamb will meel together for a roonlllliltt'S, lit' is obviously years, since his mother first a nd all sorts o( wonder(ul Ilumanitips or the Ilistory, Ilw road sOIllt'tiriles." out during the first two week!. picnic after the races are over. ' IIltdligt'nl. ilnd appears oldt'r interesteel him in the sport. he Italian things. Sl'll/fom' said Hut heY(' Ilikt, it . though .. . ltaly Tlw radic" I dla nl,{t' in 11ll' than his 19 yt'ars, Ht' has an of vacation, twice a day. Saturday'b meet and an also ran - well enough to he a one of th e main things he is nol all that differenl (rom sport slirprised Scofione, ilnc! air of nmturity and self The athletes at the meeting intra.squad competition Nov. member of the Italian National misses aboul Italy is speaking Cali(ornia - hut theY(' is no • it look an l'ntin' s('"son (or him confidl'Ilt'(" whil'h is at first decided that the team needed 9 mostly serve to give the Track Tea m in the 1956 the la n"lIil "e. , Italian' Iypl' of beha vior like to ben)l)w used 10 cross slightly forehuc/ing. Soon. the continuity that they lacked swimmers a taste of college Olympic Games. With a slight & ' OI~lIl ~'" is the eldesl of " in Ca lifornia , 0111' thing Wt' do counlr\' "t U(SD. Ihough, ht' opens up ill1(l in the past. So Dann started level competition, and to give not haye in Italy is Ih e ~urfers, " Tht,' itthll't(, il> in!t'nl Oil hi" Please tum to page the out in the fall 15 swimmer~ Dann an idea 01 where the comllll' nt('(1 Sl'offolll' on thl' with solid SOOO.yard talent lies on the team. diffl'n 'lll'l' in lift, slyll's , practices. Later in the year the MObt of the best swimmers Italian c ross' t'lllintry This Weekend in Sports team will have lour hours of from last year's team have running is v(:'ry different from pool time per day, and the returned for another year, like L tliforniil. Scoffor1l' related in Friday yardage will eltcalate. Claudia O'Brien, Janet his st'rious - miln;,c r tlw - Women's vollcylmll againsl PI . Lorna in the gym at 7 pm. Finally, the team decided ' Parkinson. Nadine Thomp. diffe rt' nl'!'s bt'twl'l'n th e 1\\'0: - Men's water polo plays a douhleheader against UC that they wanted to go to the son, Chris Evans, and Sue "Thl' running has three main Riverside at 3 pm, and the Univt!rsity of Redlilnd~ at 6 pm, national AlA W meet at Zneimer. But most 01 the team differences. In Iialy , it is Both games are played in Riverside's pooL Penn State. Dann ligures that members didn't swim for complptl'ly fl a t - no hill s . Saturday A women's .wim team member practicing the butterfly. up to five or bix 01 her Plea.e tum to PGfe 16 Ilert' Iht'H' a rt' milny hills. For - The 41h annual Bicycle Grand Prix, rained out two weeks me i I ta ke" a long lime 10 gd ago. will fina lly he held al Yam. starling fr om the s outh ea~t uSt'd to Ih t' hill s ":'" maybt' '1 H u )rner of Muir Field . Sorrento Valley BOD~ _We carry months. " - ThL' AII ,CHmplis lennis lournall1{'nt begin~ in the morning, a full line of 'coff olll' suffl'rt'd (rom a nd c onlinul's throllgh unday, Racquetball & Spa running apparel sevcrt' shin ~ p lints las I y(' ar - Women's swimmin!-( travels 10 U I) for its first meet of the .. until he grl'w' accustoll1ed to sea son , against an Dic'go tale and USD al lOam. ,------2-for-!! -­ !iOLE th t' tt'rrain , Ill' ran in only one - The walt-r polo leam plays Long Heach ' tate,at 11 am in I $2,50/hour non pnme-tlme I pIIolo by SIan Honda Long Bt'ilch. I (regular $2 _50 eac h) ' ; L'rO"S country nW t'1 in I Sl7H The water polo team, sitting on top of a 4·2 halftime lead 16:30-11 am, 1-4 pm, 8- 10 pm - . Ix'ciluS(' hi s Il' gs caliSI'd him so - Cross Counlry runs against PI. Loma on their opponent 's over Arizona last night, failed to score again and lost 9-4'­ II1111 'h pili n. This Yl'm, Ihough, course at I I am. I UCSD Student w / ID only • La Jolla Poc:Iftc leach The Tritons scored three of their four on Arizona ejections in 111' c ompt'Il' c! ill I' vcry l1ll'l'I - The so(' cer It-am wraps up ils regular season againsl Biola L __, expires 21 Nqvember, 1979 ~ I 7703 Fay Ave, 1160 Gamet the second quarter, but couldn't capitalize on any Wildcat il nd did f,"rly 1\'l'II untillwisting Collegl' at I L :: ~() pm, at Hiola. 454-1535 270-9668 kickouts after that. his illlkll' Ilw Biola - Won1t' 11 .,., volleyball plays (al Haptist in the gym al I pm, 10999 SO ..... nlo v.ney ~OIId • San Die&~, C.tifornia 92121 I nvitaliorHlI Please turn /0 a e 15

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('uII'I"""'''''' S:'IJII Oll() {','dJI',1l Typing-telill 1l:' Oilly SI I!, Lilllslll(11 21 S,II,,,IIdy S'M'A'~'Ii'I'f) \ II 10, l ' I II motion pidure from Uni versal telt! vision a nd film . His pa rt as Avalm Meher UOIba ,1!,2 91:11 ( II 2) manuscnpis ell. 113M COli 'cl,ng M,c. h"'''' Chell LOOking lorward 10 Ih" III Ihl' 11< 'ill'l lh,1 YII I 11I101lig '1011'S "' uH VW I3I1Y "'"'' yll'l1l IUW,,"I""gl' sclccl rl r., rt'l1blJlklble Mrs Ol tl ~ has th e romantic elements Ma tt 's wisecracking sidekick, Tunlglll' III USI3 .lId:! 111!sh Go,don' day wh,!n Il ly bed Will be yOUi S You, Sqllflfl~ Allllillll"n """ wII1cIy Mondav IIIl 1I 'lllllll t'llylllt ' !Judy 1lt'1'(h; SOl/It' 45f,O I :'1 III .! I wi th"ut the fl ashy ba ttle acti on Da nn y, is humorous a nd a t the YeS . '.0(' Q lIi()V'" lolally w,lhou l BBloh'VC,','1 ollL' (notill . 111)11 1 fhe Slrarl~l ~ r III Ihl' I,,",V ufl Ah.II'!l Sh!,(J CollI anylllil" :' 1 TypIIIY Iprll' popers 111 ('S()~ of the la ller. a nd still adds up Lo sa m ' ti me sensitive, W illia m re(le" '"lng ~ocHJI vulll ' unly SI 7~ hili" 1'1( ~nl We Spukl! "olbul Ulil I!yes Io"( 'fl IIYII'!l .J!,", !lIl,il I I I !Ji III 2) I h,y 1313' LI"'~I live BerLerkeley sa,c! " Iholls1II1d WOlds Huw abolll IIWlltISt.1 ! P I ~i, nil, QIIICkly alld fin e entertai nmt!nt. Dt!vane has a ppeared a s a They lravel ,n packs Ihey al1a ck wllh fJUlI 'phill K,, ' C'I'O'". osk,e bear. l1ml hlill h " ~',1 q' , : 'q I II ?I dCC.tIIUII'ly (;;111 1 'my afl ur 4 :10 .!I I The screen play by Colin se rv icelnim recently in both lOllY I,ve oor ~ I )(!ClOI love Don C lI:iH:! I I I .', all lImelenllllg lury 01 rag,ng lire ' FAll PH LG NANCY TLSllNG ANI) ItOUSiNG III :'1 W e il a n d an d W a lt er the tel evision rema ke a nd COlilel ,I be Yosir 1 he I\l1iJck 01 Ihe COllNSr LING MLIJICI\L AND I yp,!:>ls IBM "x,)t'J Ihl'sos etISS'" I\v.ul .. lhl, ' III I), ' I t'llJllt ' l I Ot)11111J1 III. lit ' Bernstt!i n, dont! in the style of ;,e ries of From Here To K,lIur TOll1al oos IDlurns Nllv 8 Mel\ MIll IIblus Sony IIl1sseeHhe ad Wuuld FINANCIAL 1\11) 11U r IlfIALS ; ,~ III1S It 'II II I~'IX'IS 1'(lllIlIg 1l1lSil ,lOllS' l,ckel» ill UlO Box I I I 81 l u " tldl l' 11)\ ' dll )(lll, 1 IJUI III Y IIvlI'Y .'0 a notht!r war drama, Th e Best Et erni ty , a nd now a s the Ilk,! 10 ~l' II ayall' KeefJ lhe la,II11 Th" AT ~,fl:!·~ ~ :J: l I I I :UI, ·I!,:! UW,U ·I!,.' I !,!l!l .!!l(j ~9:ltj :';'!. 11111111t1111 I ,IIIIPIl" II lilt' hOIllIH'IH h YeC/rs Of Our U ves,!ocuses on Hey Acvell e cOlllll1ulers' JOIII Ihe IIliS:'II1Y lin" 01 Sf)B&( I II !,) I ~ · I" /Ii I '., straightforward Army o ffi cer, Millol UUrtlS I WlJulll ll l giVl ' yuu any SI ,'·, 1111) UII ' dll""lil' I".!:' 1 ~J.iH Coll1l11lllcr Srooillbilll Hockey T ea'lI three Ameri can C is. Ma ll , J ohn , in YUllb. He turns what My Ileal '!~I Kenny poo ThiS personal ~h' l you ru 100 b'g d IlI'd RUlllll ? " I .lUl NOW' S'gn up "' T line Oul aka IS lusl lUI you' ThiS onos lop S< ly S'M'A 'S' !I' Nov 10 111 :' (0, Da nny a nd John, whost! could ha ve been another (Jw" '''III Ii III Lalllill Silo ulIl"lallllll'~) Co,nCcIller I II 21 you IP tlllC,ll ::iOIl ICUnc and (1 lui ollllll division has come to the example of typecasti ng in to a N(JVI'I have so IllW ItUil" so ",uch I," ,. ,',UI VIIW (.,11 ·11l 1 ()') ! ~I tlI ·1:llJ TRAVEl It 's lime to prepare for Colorado 10 be" 13,,(1 l3uddy 10 have a good day' North t!rn English town of three·di mensiona l and rea listic Love I3cddy Budety 111121 so I1wny w,lh so lillie S'M'I\' S'H' Nov loll' " I\v, "'"I~, ' N"v I ,I I .'1 CoWboy rowdiness. Come to the 10. I Pfil 1111 we '"11 0111 01 wOlillde<1 e ll I ~ 11I" "' 1I 1 IIllv,!1CI !II1t " lo(.,lI,'d 0" Staltb ri dge. While await ing character. Hlltlll II ,,;!lll 10 ~ haw :i IXlrlll t1oll~l: radically inclined attitude lune-up, flL Youlig HI again. Hav0. a /l,ce I II U i,8) 1111 ' . '"'' """1 III 111' slll" " ,,1 Clmici S I :l!, 1110 !,6(i :' ! I (j~ ask lUI M'k\: their next orders. they meet up Va nessa Red!!rave does a party Nov. 3 Sat. Nile AT THE PUS O ' WANTEd I " , "'III I hI Ii III " ,!) I.Jd,," f)M 11OIIS" Come with the Sk i Club and get SI ! ~, pit's ell'l. 0(,1'''" VI \..'W I'll lOST 1& fOUNd r es ultin g infa tu a tio n s, portrayal of the wife of a 1I0W you Will bellevc IllU L N I I I .!I Aad ically Inc lined! Free (11 /2) ·1!)!11 !,/j I II I!)) hindered by ma rked social Bri ti sh ca pt ai n away on active Look,"y 101 keylwOIdh ,lIld vocals 101 [joll 111 es un bon 01111 Mcrel l.oSI SIII')11 Illl'" Ca '"IIlI1l)al" 1\ Lllergd'L Jail I UII~ . I:all ,1!J2 · I /HI ; ' hl 't! LOlld"""1I 1t'1l1. 10 IIUIlS differences in a ttitude a nd duty is unpretentiou;" yet I).'ollcoup Je I 16:1 0 1 x:'!l!){i Da"!' PERSONAls 1"1.( ,," S·I/'" tI"',III ~ ,I!.!, I I !!u pilI I reluct a nce to dee pe n the !:illllll'CIS WUIII ",' 10' slully ul II . ') energetic a nd plucky bus I Ille Drop (h'adllnc Nuvell1bel2 III !'I (; Olllll1Ul)U~ pUlIIll IIWIIC" dUln!l rela tionship, und the ultima te conductress, Moll ie , is a Du you "eed revc llge Wllhoul /lsk? Do ""~) bdore Novcll1ber. dOli I drop Llisl UtI'''n ,,,,"buw wallel ,I !oul KI CUlllflllll,r Yil'"eh 10/ III huUl s LWII Wdlll ... 1 hllll" h, '" "pilI) '; III"<'I llt lllll~1 fear of aba ndonment, are fema le counterpa rt of C hick UCSO :. n(; wesl service call help 10' a ali,,, Novelllbcr 2. " you havu fllt',ls,' ( "II l" II Y al ·1!,f,·!,', 1B I I! I I '"1111111111 Ice Call d,al·a·prank al S:to plu ~ I)CH ILIS Ill' il h'gh ;..r rld:-.Il!t·dh S"'VI '!/;{ :i!,Bi fll ,') shown with a quie't strength Vennera's Da nny, She , r.ke qllc~I'"ns du urop over' H"WOI"III 5:>0 111' rollllll 01 SI-'L III1:tel .J!,:!8 1 I fl 01 4!,:!·9696 Sublllli you, PWlulilliJl\l.e Cu ll IJdll Mullalley 0' MI ifHlllllllldh' IIWIIIUOIIi O(:t';)11 VH'W 1t""lIv,'II I""" 1-'I1IIIH' II cS U I I> and tenderness. Vennera , a dds extra color a nd OWII. or c huose Iro," our ca lalog 01 So YOLI w"nl 10 go 10 gmduale JOdli Swelol al1erll"oll'; 111 ~ !,:! I!,un S( hllol 1 here will be a laeu II y , siall exl .ltlH I III ;" h,,"',,' IJd M,II ,I, ll ' 1!1Il(} "'"l " I wlo I)l'SP( ~ l(lh' Nil?') M lkl ' ~! . ;: ; J ~" J1 No sin!!lt! actor could have wa rmth to the story, A lthough l1Iany Ime prallks' II I f 61 " II fl, 'III Si ll, ' ,II I), ·"os,1 S I!,!, fl,",,'1 "'S( us s'"Y appl, ca llon I', I II ul been more filling for the role of Ya nk s marks the debut'of Lisa ~ SUII IJIt:Yu Clly CUUII(:t1l1' !L'C1S InlpIIIS' .h 1' ,' , I II 'II . Help SPrlllg CASINO 11110 8cI,on IJlO l. t · dlll C~ . iH.JIfIlSSIOIl c rll(,HH) . COllI\..' III pro:.pccllvu ",'erllsh,p l Ma ll tha n Richard Cere. His Ei chorn on the sc ret! n, sht! Co,"e IU illI O'Y'"III, U, h HI '" " "" I', to, 1>, ',,, I, S 1110 C, III '1'c:e'pI IUl (';,11 ba lll"y IIlu,,"cl. pleasu World War II romance "Yank •. " Conaway, to na mt! it few) who ~!J381 18 or 4!,:1 969 Subllill yuu Juhll til 1)"11 J'I'I 111"'1 11 1 hI Pleaae rum to pafe 16 1 he enille Allies I O!, D,v's,on wus 3airtlnehalf-prlcecouponlS60eech, 1.,, 11 :' I B :JOl:lI N,lp, \ I I .'1 OWII , ur c:hoost) lrolll Oil' calalog 01 Call 453-8075 or 263-3504 for detaits, ,"ailY I,ne prallks' I I I £.i I IIrJdl"tI w, lI, a l11,d ·seasoll lI"d' lenn alluck Scores 01 arlllY ngmcDfS wefe (10/28, 31, 1112) SERViCES • • W 1:>0 11011' LI~l • I s~ ! e U III poll '~CI everyday I Los l Puwh!l " 'UY yl,,,s leI! Li( ';'l(t 1I, 'hulr class roOillS I he h.lW $39 Wilshll'g o./llIlI :~ 11t:avy dUly II, .. I yp"ly 1I1l'V' ' I ~ "y Clly 113 M ~ul(~: I II(; W CI3L ML HY l:nY' ilvu" O il " , Whc'e all' Y(IO' all" r Ihal ?') Call "'e ,ell'''''"IIY survIvors arc being rush ed COII III.," r.i,l1I l)1I~ 11l 1I 1' 011. !lWal conel I,'~ I 1l'l'ilil", I).ty, ·1' ,.' · I .' · J ~ atik 10' H,)w"'li" Call ·I!,:l ' ,1:1:1. Ih,II ,ks XXXX 1 ~8 1 I hlll \ 11 ;', Warren ,J,lIh' . (·Vv~ .' lIv 1'I1.b , I I :l0) 0000 CBE I II :.!). Commuters ( are invited Low Stress Pleases Runner This Week in Sports 1 from to'a Conlinued page 7 is it changt' from It aly. great fo r distancl' running . lIt' Continued (rom "a ~ 7 Ix·gin s to ,;how a n a miable i1 nd "lIe re thert! is nllt it hea vy was one of the hest for field -Surfing travels to Newport Beach to fa ce Cypress and LA TGIF i1 gn't·ablt· tx'rsona lity , emphasis on wi nning. There is c w nt s hut did not kno", a bout Hari>or a t 7 Hm, S('()ffont' likes the' a thl e ti c no s tress , a nd I a m distilnn' rtlilning. Ilt"'(, it IS - Tht! racquetba ll team meets Paloma r College in Sa n • program a t UCSD, 11(' is " ble not.. ,pushed by anyont'o My 11111Cl1 hetl er to run - it IS Marl'os in th ei r second match of the seabon. The coed team at the pub to run without I) Y(' SS UY(' , whi ch ['oach in Italy - Iw was not tougher for the athletes." plays a t 2 pm, 4-6 pm FREE A WONDROUS BEVERAGES AN~ONSPE~CLE and a ABLAZEWlTB RAFFLE I ADVENTURE Remembering

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BullOCk 'sf BullOCk 'S Wilshire, southern CalIfornia's leadlllg deparlment and speCially slore, IS seeking December • EXAMINATIONS g raduates Inl eresled In a bU Siness management career Trainee positions • DENTAL WORK include Finance and Accounting: Personnel 2180 Ganet • HYGIENI8l'8 and Organozal lon Development, ElectrOnic Pacific Beach are available for Data Processing, Operallons-Beauly Salons, Food SerVice, Securrly, and 270-6810 c leaning teeth Dlstrrbutlon , II you are an aggressive, orga nized self. sta rl er, w""ng to accepi Challenging CLASSES MONDA Y thru FRIDAY responSl bl lt l,es and abl e 10 move al a lasl 8:00 am 104:00 pm pace under pressure, we would like to meel ON w,lh you, A,k Linda L. Lane, fonner VISTA phone: 452-2080 For more Inlormal,on c onlac ! your CAMPUS volunteer in Chula Vi,ta, about one year placemenl olflce or send resume 10 25,000 BOOKS c.nt.,1 In Mo .. "'.n 10 MlJDr assignments for social science and other Bullock ·s. Managemcnl D evelo pment , III We can do spouses, too! g ~N~· nKRMDa~ Clttn...... I 'col.!_, ~ 0-____Of ...... YIST.. IlIItaIMInottI co.lfIIC. al half prrcc or less c...... l.1li.110, ...... rt ... senior majors, working with community Atlenllon' Calhenne A Eells, 71h & HIli I' groups acroll the country. Sign up for an Sireei s. L A., California 900 14, (2 13 ) 486· a III~' old IlInc Out.1de NV stet, STARTS TODAY! 5909 ' user! iJookstore CAll flU rlU: _m·na interview at the placement office November \'\1.·.·".1 .• .,. ",.1'11,.. 11,,0+, 6. Booth infonnation in Revelle Plaza How long has it been since you've lUll 11"1 ',1,111 lit. 11,111 1 1;''1 N Hw y 101 EOE M / F SoldnCl BURch November 7 until 2:00 pm. seen a dentist? I 1111 II" IIIU ,,,., lilt! 1111'1, wr lillY U()OKS 7~)!, · /32:1 18 Tbe Dally Guardian Fdday, Novembel' 2, 1979 Yanks Offers Vivid Bonoff Album Nothing ·New View of WWII Continuecllrom l'Oee 11 hybrid country/pop material from the pop spotlight. Her Continued from page 14 of wialful ballads and IOft­ take. no riaks . .As a vocali.t, Iate.t attempt at a comeback, respective phemeral roles as edged rockers i. that her limited range often Ballroom Streets, is a two­ not go without mention for Jean's future husband. Ken: everythinlthere hal been done prevents her from exploiting record set of new material and their own acting achieve­ and a l>nobbish hotel barmaid, innumerable times before by the sentiments of her lyric. old lOngs reworked in the ments. Tony Melody and are memorable. Jack.on Browne, Linda fully (Ronatadt', recording. of studio. Melanie'. voice has Rachel Roberts give above­ John Schlesinger should be Ron.tadt, Bonnie Raitt, her song. have been .u~rior). deepened over the years, but a verage performances as commended for his excellent Jennifer Warne., ad 'The "reatle•• " in this LP's title she retains her di.tinctive Jean's nationalistic parents. direction-in Yanhs. He make:. infinitum. Bonoff i. a certainly doe.n't indicate anl penchant ' for theatdcal Mr. and Mrs. Moreton. Martin an act· urate reconstruction of competent, .ometime. creative struggle on Bonoff s phrasing during the perfor­ Smith, Philip Whileman, and a people proud of their touching aonpriter, but her part. mance. captured here. Her Simon Harrison provide a heritage. and as 11 result. wary renditions of "Running After telling glimpse of the quaint of any outside influences. In Melanie-Ballroom Streets Love" and ' and proper qualities of British the New Year's Eve dan ce Taylor (Tomato) "Miranda" are particularly children with their parts of sequence. Schlesinger offers a The roush yet childlike warm and winning. If you Jean's kid brother. Geoff, his vivid depiction of the age-old Continued from page 2 vibrato of was haven't heard a Melanie bespectacled buddy, Billy, a nd prejudices betwem blacks and mask a distaste for the well- known in the early '70s, record in a long time, this is a Helen's studious son, Tim. Southern whi tes that were still . increased social freedom the but after a .tring of hits good chance to become Derk Thomp!>on and Joan actively generating at that '70s inherited from the '60!>. ("Candle. In the Rain," reacquainted with her Hickson are 'een only time. The essence of 1943 But instead of fighting a battle "") she faded simpli.tic but charming music. fleetingly in Yallb. Yet their England is further captured by they have already lost, they the musical soundtrack. which have adopted a collection of combines what could be arguments that, since they are considered top 40 tunes of the drawn aphoristically in term!> Women Swimmers day with original compositions of the value of human life, Continued from paRe 6 by Richard Rodney Bennett. seem unassailable; they UCSD last year. has to work out the logistics for once in January. The bulk of Currently showing at the attempt to set the rules of the That's a problem for Dann, the meet, being held at ~CSD the team's meets are in Fashion. Valley 4 theaters. game '0 that anyone who because the Nov. 17 All-Cal is this year. February, when they host Universal's YClnhs stands as a argues with them halt to approaching rapidly. Besides After the All -Cal, the Utah, as they do every year, window into the more subtle. contend with the suggestion figuring out which races to Tritons play Pomona-Pitzer and several other Southern but equall y strong. a:.pects of that he ill a potential murderer. swim each athlete in, Dann twice, once in December and California schools. World War II. Pro-choicers who are caught off guard (along with the US Supreme Court) &eramble for definitions of the start of life vs. ACROSS 46 Soup scoop 9 Ace the3JOint of conception. 47 like Hilton's 10 Circumferential They !>houldn't. Of course 1 Amphibian horizon 11 Privy to (2. wds. ) 5 --dry 48 Trailblazer 12 Ti 11 the - come some form of life, or the 9 "The Iliad," for 50 Dunderhead home potential for it, is being one . 54 links organization 15 Jagger and company eliminated in an abortion, just 13 - May Wong 55 Newspaper items IB City on the Po 14 Indians of the 58 Track - 22 Irrmense alt doctors used to choose the midwest 59 Principle author 24 Flock watcher baby over the ' mother in 16 Prefix: foreign 60 Mr . Kaza n 26 Well-known drummer dangerou, childbirths. People 17 Oil field worker 61 Balzac's "­ 27 Horoscope pro 19 Ship's stem Goriot" 29 Type of cheese face more choices between life 20 Miss Peach 62 Des cartes 30 Turned ri9ht and death, the most painful of character 63 Follower of youn9 31 Turn a - ear 21 Certain demon- or old 32 Soak flax which is the choice of whether strations 38 Suffi x: murder to go to war, than pro-lifer!> 23 Eye part 39 Sawi ng wood care to admit. The real battle i!> 25 Arm-- (joined) DOWN 40 Great lakes cargo 26 Jaunty 1 "Gone wi th the (2 wds.) not over when life begin in the 28 Bankroll of a sort Wind" locale 41 Refusal words womb, but over whether pro­ (2 wds . ) 2 - about (circa) 42 Card pots 31 Impartial outlook - 3 "Are you some kind 44 Woolly choiceu interested in saving 33 Part of a golf club of ~? " 48 "The - Room," in women and un~ilnted children 34 Suffix for differ 4 loose-fitting, Chicago from unhappy lives - and poor 35 "A mouse!" co 1orfu1 garment 49 Crystal gazer's 36 Street in Paris 5 Samuel Pepys, for words people from suffering even 37 Farming (abbr.) one 51 Mr. Frazie'r more becau~ of their poverty­ 38 Notorious buccaneer 6 Mr . Petrie 52 Mr. Nastase will win out over pro-lifers (2 wds.) 7 - Jima 53 Russian ruler 43 Asinine 8 Noted movie critic 56 Suffix for mason whose attitudes are often 45 Beethoven's Third (2 wds.) 57 - Downing Street based on nothing more than nostalgia for an archaic and paternalistic social order. .Ci. I T.G.I. Tecate! Tecate Beer imported from Mexico.- tx-1i6ri5 Do it the Mexican way, straight from the can with lemon and salt. Bcv~5tore-

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