ii i i , Vol. 4 No. 7 Publishedevery two weeks by studentsst UC San Diego Jan. 23--Feb.4, 1979 Commentary MayorDeclares War on Crime.... Bro wne &_Nas_hSay More Cops MoreCrooks Letthis evidence of ourcomittment to "No Nukes" publicsafety give assurance both to the Jackson Browne and Graham Nash A Rallyfor a Non-nuclearfuture ~’ill officersand to our peopleand give takeplace Sunday. January 28 at noof: warningto criminals. willbe performingin a benefitconcert in BalboaPark’s Organ Pavillion. ]hat thisMonday, January 29th at 8pm.The --MayorPete Wilsoncongratulating concertis to benefitthe Stop Diablo and rally will featurespeakers Helen 7imselffor his hard-line law andorder San Onofremovements. That No Nukes Caldicottand Daniel EIIsberg and music stanceon localtelevision. by the OatsBluegrass Band and Bread& benefitis at theSports Arena. Roses. PeteWilson,da mayor, exposed what must be ~n extremely paranoid UCSD_Supports_DaA:car e.says St’sc o. . . personalitylast week on localtelevison, nn theannual State of theCity Address. His reactionarypropaganda, thinly disguisedas neighborlysmaltz, was at Childcare Conference times comic,at times repulsively UCSDwasthe site last Fridayof a Presidentand three members of the If( provincial,and overall,frighteningly systemwideUC ChildcareConference StudentLobby. unawarefor theoffice of themayor. BernardSisco, a top aide to UCSD Tm’roriststands guard concerningthe presentsituation and city,"to compensatefor the predicted futureprospects of childcareon UC ChancellorWilliam McEIroy, addressed PeteWilson adroitly observed that populationgrowth of San Diego.What campuses.Despite threats to chiidcareat the conference. Sisco said the "There was no looting during our Mayor Pete proposesfor his newly UCSD,the outlookappears generally administrationstrongly supports blackout."He also stated that "A declared"War on Crime","would effect hopefulon thesystemwide level daycareand has done a lotfor it here. productivitymeasurement of the a manpower increase of some 79 In attendanceat the conference, held The presidentof the UC Student department’s by an independent positionsbeyond the 26 approvedin at the International~Center, were Lobby indicatedfirm support for consultantdiscovered it to be operating October’78 at an increasedcost of directorsfrom all UC daycarecenters, daycare. The Lobby recently sent ata levelof efficiency higher than the rest almost$5 million. representativesfrom President Saxon’s PresidentSaxon a letterof supportfor of thecountry." He alsoproposes the construction of office, the State Departmentof daycarecenters unanimously endorsed Even so, Mayor Wilson’sprimary new policefacilities at a costof $22 Education,State Universityand by UC StudentBody Presidents. concernfor San Diegoin ’79 is to million,even though the bond issue for Community College systems, UC’s It wasannounced that the Trustees of "substantiallyincrease our commitment theconstruction of new police facilities systemwidechildcare consultant and the continuedon page3... wasdefeated. He alsoplans to "adjust" of resourcesfor police protection of our Report & Commentary ArmiiazeInterview part two... continuedon page3... communications Program A rmitage Speaks The CEP (Committee on Educational revised program. TheCEPfeltthat, Policy)met last week, Tuesday January becauseof the scarcityof resources This is the secondsegment of the 16, to discussthe Communications availableto the Communications Program.The facultydemanded that no Program,it mightnot be prudentto add interviewconducted by new indicatdr’ new areas of study. Accordingto stafferslast month. This issue concludes videotaping be done and threatened Barry Hyman, AS Commissionerof Hyman, at that point "Professor Vice Chancellorof StudentAffairs MichaelCole emphasizedhisneed to RichardArmitage’s remarks on the StudentWelfare that, if he didnot turn reorganizationof the StudentAffairs offhis video equipment, this would have teachin the CommunicationsProgram a detrimental effect upon the andthus he foundit importantto include departmentand presentshis comments his researchin the Communications on hisposition-- what he does,and what Communications Program. Hyman continuedon page3... he is expectedto do.In additionwe are finallyturned off the equipment at Bob Rubinyi’s(CSU Co-chair) request. printinghis official/oh description. O A t theconclusion of the series we ,’ill ProfessorMichael Cole, Christy CSU Meets be printinga news analysis placing Dr. Draleand Bob Rubinyiwere pleased Theprospects for the survi,,al of the Apmitage’sremarks in the contextof workwith this person. That’s the way it with the outcome of the meeting, CommunicationsProgram sl’zrted UCSD’shistory and politicalreality. oughtto be. because the CEP did not focus looking better after a long. and Armitage’s remarks are printed discussionof the viability of the program sometimestense, meeting for being verabatimthroughout the interview. How was yourjob’s duties, powers. butrather on wheproblem of integrating "divisive"and "counter-productive." Lastissue, we endedwith a question etc.described to youb.v those doing the two new paradigms(Communication BeforeCole left, however, he didagree to on thereorganization of Student Affairs, hiring? and HumanInformation Processing and holda meetingof the Communications and,specifically, what was happening in Merelythe descriptionthat’s on the Communicationand Culture)into Students Union. The meeting was termsof the StudentCenter Director job description.I, otherwise,people and the StudentOrganizations Advisor have frequently said ’what did positions,to which A rmitagestated that ChancellorMcEiroy, what conditions it wasstill tentative. This statement is did he set downwith youT Actually he interestingin light of therecent Triton didn’t,i said what kind of persondo you Daycare ?s Out Times/Guardianarticle in whichthe want,he saysI wantsomeone who can new StudentOrganizations Advisor workwell with students and who is alsoa manager,who willmanage the funds,in (I) Whatlevel of RegistrationFee shouldbe spentto maintainthe current positionwas described. In his answer to size (34 childslots) and serviceof the CampusDay Care Center? thatquestion A rmitage stated that "no the sensethat, apparently, there’s a actionhas been taken by me...without historyhere of overspendingbudgets (Choose One) consultingwith the AS president,and andthat sort of, in thepast. A. 0% of total Reg Fee Budget($0) frequentlyother leaders of student So the t’hancelh~rhad no .wet’(/~c B. Presentlevel of support--.6%of totalReg Fee Budget(currently opinion,SA A C committee,"prompting expectationsfrom you except tl~o.~e? $25,000) thefollowing question. We didn’tdiscuss any particular issue, C. Not to exceedi% of total Reg Fee Budget(Currently $42,000) ni: Have you consultedthe Graduate exceptthe issue of retentionand creating D. Not to exceed2% of total Reg Fee Budget(Currently $84,000) StudentCouncil and the Graduate a betterclimate where students would be (2) If thereis a facilityfor an expandedDay Care Center, what shout’d be the StudentUnionrepsin that regard? happierhere in their out-of-class, out-of- maximumamount of Reg Fee money spent to operateit? Armitale:Don Strebeland I, Carlos library life--becausehe’s quite (Choose One) Segre,are frequentlyin consultation concernedabout the retentionhere on about--we--thejob descriptionof the campusand ways of finding,of getting A. 0% of totalReg Fee Budget($0) .new,what I ’considerto be theprinciple at, why-~ifthey are non-academic B. 1.6% of totalReg Fee Budget(Currently $68,000) coordinatorof studentprograms and reasons-students are not as happyhcrc C. 2% of totalReg Fee Budget(Currently $84,000) activitiescampus-wide, was heldup 6 to as theymight be. Designingprograms D. 3% of totalReg Fee Budget(currently $126,000) 8 weeksbefore we couldget concurrence withtheir help. (3)Should staff and facultychildren be alloweda certainnumber of slots betweenthe Graduate Students. the AS, Are you looking into po~.~ihh, academicreasons? the DaycareCenter in proportionto the non-studentcontribution to the the StudentCenter Board, and this Day Care CenterBudget? (For example,this year federalC.E.T.A. funds office.And we finallysigned onto the Yes,the provostsare doingsuch a made up approximately19% of the Day Care Budget.Under the aboverule, versionthat they, the student groups, studyright now, in whichthey do point broughttogether. They are involved outhat surveys we do haveindicated that this would have meant 19% or 6 slots of the 34 slots could have been centrallyin, as now,and will be in the perhapsthose are overriding. Butthere is availablefor staff or facultychildren.) searchcommittee and hiring procedures. a question,a general question, of r, oclal yes no And,I pledgedthat I willnot, just as I environment.As a numberof graduates The referendumis currentlyscheduled to takeplace during seventh week would hope that they would not, I havepointed out which is verydiflicult of thisquarter. The abovequestions were released to us lastweek as thefinai willnot offer the position to someone to put your fingeron. What do they versionof the questions. who will not be acceptableto the meanby socialenvironment" thelack ,~t udentswho are involvedand haveto <.ontinuedon page4 2 F-Commentary... A Letterto Paul... Wilson Day Care 3 continuedfrom page i... The L_ te rs Continuedfrom page one Thisletter was sentto Dr. Paul theState University and College system Sahmanto aid him in his attemptto AS Frolics San Diego’s capital improvement haveallocated administratve funding to Graduate ’IndipnantlvMoral’ becomepresidentof the Universo.vof programto financethe constructionof paydirectors ofdaycare centers on allof Texasat Austin. At lastweek’s AS mectmgthings were walked out--therebybreaking the "higherpriority" police substations even their campuses.Such support was Student ,,~orse than usual. I hey got through such quorum,and leavingfunding for the if it is neCessaryto "curbor defer" suggestedhere last year by ThirdCollege .ssentialbusiness as ,nonogra,uncd BlackStudents Union and othergroups constructionof other "admittedly ProvostJoseph Watson amongst others Thiswill he a regularcolumn m thenew We are morallyindignant at the AS lo Whom it May Concern: desireable"public facilities. indicator,written hra graduate.vtudent. (,n decision to give away or sell :igarrettcpapers prctt.v quickly (these unallocated,because the final vote had as a way of wiping out the UCSD graduatestudent problems and concerns. IL monogrammedcigarrette papers. How ! am informedthat your institution is kindsof thingsonl,. took an ht)urand a notyet taken place. The mayor applauded "Neighbor- daycarecenter’s deficit, but received the inthe ourse ¢~f this (o/cain you feel there are much we have forgotten in these consideringDr. Saltman’s application to tlalf). I hc.~ finallyappro~,ed an ButJim Atkins, reactionary though he hood CrimeAwareness Groups" (is SS silent treatmentfrom Chancellor graduatestudent issues or problemsthat hie troubledtimes. Marijuana is the devil becomepresident of youruniversity. I .allocationforIhc (’onlrnittee forWorld is,is notthe real culprit. Instead, the squads) to report any suspicious McEIroy. notaddress, or(f .rou are a graduatestudent wish to encourageyou to hire Dr. l)cnlocracythegrOtll’~ Ihal brough all, charactersto the police so thatthey can interestedincontributing to thin" column, arenot key to thisessay. Briefly note weeddeveloped by Satanhimself to lure system which allows one personto Othertopics discussed included the that,first, it is possibleto createan us intoour eternaldamnation. People Saltman,as he has beenan excellent h,scline lihns to til’lnpu~, laMyear. be apprehendedbefore committing a pleasecontact me, Paul Janosik. c/o the new eflectivelyprevent action is to blame. possibilityof a UC systemwidefulltime indicator.A t the end t¢f this aeademh’ year. educational environment where saythat marijuana is harmless,that it is administratorwhile at UCSD as Vice .llthoughi)hil (;anci/cr. (’oml}lisxit)ner The systemwhich allowsa group of crime. childearecoordinator, and thestability Chancellorof AcademicAffairs. ,)1 Elections,mentioned th,lt hc had thesearth’les will he collectedinto a undergraduates,the humanproduct of no moredangerous than, say, alcohol. thirteenpeople to makemajor decisions For Mayor Pete Wilson, the of State Departmentof Education pamphletto be offeredto new graduate thisinstitution, contribute to the God drankthe sacramentalwine. Can ’lCaldthai some of theIilm~ thc~ had aboutwhere our moneyis goingto go alternativeis simple: more state financed fundingin view of GovernorBrown’s students. In theJanuary 8, 1979issue of the t)lottghtin hadhccn banned b~ theIIS productionof the non-humanproducts. any of you imagineour Saviourat the (assuming that it’s ok with the prisons to house criminalssemi- budgetproposals. It appearsthat such Last issue! dealtwith faculty, Second,the admi’,istrationin this lastsupper passing a jointamongst his UCSDGuardian I read thatone member ,.’o\ CrlllllCnl lillC Ihcv ale prior Administration),andselects this handful permanentlyalong with stifferjail fundingis relativelysecure--it was also of the searchcommittee feels that ¯ ct~orshif~rigl{t no~’?) slid this administrative and functional schemeseeks hegemony over the other disciple,s? Clearlythis action of the ofpeople out of a select,elite, group of sentencesand less chance for parole or notedthat UCSD’s Center, regarded as a definitionsof a graduatestudent--those ’eliot’riledhim. partsof thisinstitution, including the ASUCSDis sacrilegious.It attacks the "Saltmanmay ’be too honestand too twenty-twoeligible Council members is probation, or the "unavoidable model, received top priority beingcraft apprentice and potential verybasis of truthand Chistianity. aboveboard’for the job." Let me at fault. If the bureaucraticand alternativeof spendinglocally to considerationfrom the Departmentlast faculty’ssphere of academicfreedom. Wherethings really bogged down was professional,interest group member and Finally,in a recentSocialist Review, the TheseGodless heathens and atheists reassureyou, you have nothing to fearin burdensomeweight of the AS couldbe endlesslyexpand police departments." Springbecause of itsexcellence. potential faculty member, and thatregard. I doubt if thereisanyjobfor in the discussionof budgetsfor other dismantled,and control returned to the It was reportedthat most UC centers commentis made: who run the ASUCSD are corrupting ~,rgani/ations.The Communications The Mayor’sspeech last week we feel productionworker and potential the moralfibre of the entirestudent whichDr. Saltman is toohonest, or too students(who exercised it priorto the is embarrasingfor’America’s finest city.’ are on solidground, educationally and professor-owner.NowI’d like to develop "Thepeople-processing institutions aboveboard.Paul’s reputation as a %tudcntUnion had requestedmoney. AS’s reinstitutionin 1977) these financially. UCLA, which was (educationaland other "human service" community. Their souls shallburn tnd receivednone under the proposed Who is thisguy andhow didhe getinto anotherdefinition of the graduate eternallyin Hell. But, must we be ruthlessand underhandedadministra- problemswould not arise. The timehas office?Is the populationof SanDiego threatenedlast year, has received a four- student--onethat will includethe areas)that house this work provide an tivehatchetman is welldeserved. allocations.The Progressive Coalition come to do something about our reactionaryand/or ignorant enough to year commitmentof supportfrom its functionalreality that the graduate ambiguous context for it. Such draggeddown with them? Must we stand Iso was to get no money.When the for thissort of thing?Will God letus ! hopethat this resolves your doubts i problems,to get rid of the ASUCSD, electPete Wilson mayor? Chancellor. student,as TA,primarily carries out the institutionssubject their workers ouncil began questioningthese (professors)to the pressures of meeting standfor this sort of thing?We standat a on thatissue. Your decision to appoint andto returnto a systemwhere we make MayorWilson’s belief that crime, and Campusessuch as Riverside,Irvine educationalfunctions of this institution. recommendations,or lack thereof, thedecisions (on our fees) that effect us. administrativegoals by moreor less crucialpoint in thehistory of mankind. Dr. Saltmanas Presidentwould be a ActivityFee BoardChair Jim Atkins the punitivedeterence of crimeby show and Berkeleyare alsoin good shape, Thiswill require more than this issue, so From therewe can build to greater 1 willconcentrate on the definition of the bureaucraticmethods. "’ c.~,~,~.~ woe,: If we do not preventthe ASUCSDfrom goodone. [becamequite touchy. Before a vote of forceis a necessaryfunction of thecity receiveingstrong support from both TI~ New I,efl ProfI~Bcrmce Fisher and Floyd M controlof our livesand humanizethe administrationand RegistrationFee graduatestudent as educationalworker Hammack. pg 93 ~ Review No 42 printingthese diabolical cigarrette CharlesA. Patterson [ouldbe takenon fundingthe’Coalition indicatesan anti-progessivebelief in the papers,we shallbecome like Sodom and university. committees.Berkeley. for example, by examiningrelationships within the UCSD student f_andafter he hadlost one on theCSU) he --RobertEastL___ fundamentalevil in human nature. Otherwiseastute, what this Sails to Gomorrah,and nothingwill save us ~ ObviouslyMayor Pete is from some receives$400,000 from Reg Fee alone, university.Next issue VII concern myself ,graspis thatprofessors represent an then[Goto the ASUCSD,tellthem of "if you don’tlike the outcome,change medieval school of militantly comparedto the $17,000to $25,000 withthe graduatestudent as potential enroachedupon "petit-bourgeoisie", to yourconcerns,tell them of yourbeliefs. therules." They’ve rewritten the Policies authoritarianreactionaries.(But letit be allocationat UCSD. educatorand consider the rlationship of rely upon Marx. For the graduate Tellthem that these cigarrette papers & Procedure Manual (PPM) and said that possibly the expanding One participant,from another theuniversity to the rest of society. student,to be ownedby the facultyis must not be printed-Therule of God Funky La Jol!a eliminatedthe committeeprocedure by populationof NewYorkers and A rabsin campus,told the new indicator that such The roughdivision between product, onlyslightly better than to be ownedby must be preserved. The fate of whichDaycare Director JesSe Foulks & SouthernCalifornia is enoughto justify strong administrativesupport at workerand ownerwas, last column, theadministration. civilizationdepends upon it. CharlesA. Patterson the .AmericanFederation of State, the mayor’sparanoia.) campusessuch as Irvineshowed that, understoodto be morecomplex than it Let’s now examine some of the We hear that Reg Fee membershave County & Municipal Employees contrary to claims by UCSD wouldseem at firstglance. I willnot -an anonymousstudent organization comeforth with their criticisms of the We haveno desirefor more police and relationshipsof the graduate student to DaycareInformation Board-written (AFSCME) local 2068 won that certainlynot formore "more agressive" administrators,funding isavailable if attemptto complicateit further. otherelements in thisuniversity. grievance.No more such committees. police in San Diego anymore than administartorswant to findit. Technologies,techniques, ideas and referendumquestions. Seems "the Now personnel officer Nick Atma Muchhas already been said about the referendumis biasedin favorofdaycare anyonewho doesn’t live in La Jolla,but Note:the new indicatorobtained an ideologies are products of this relationshipof the TA to the simplyappoints a hearing officer of his if we seethe mayor lurking suspiciously extensiveand enlighteninginterview university,but so arepeople. Education undergraduate.This relationship funding."Really now? The questionsare choice. A Reader Writes so anti-Daycareitspathetic. Not only is aroundour neighbor we’ll be sureto call with UC Systemwide Childcare requiresthe participationof the containswithin it the seedsof the maintenenceon the ballot,in direct ...Thislatest outrage has been added thepolice. ConsultantSue Brock.The interview. educatedin orderto be fullyeffectivesoprofessor-graduatestudent relationship NIC: violationof committmentsmade by the to the list of offensesfor which we feel.provides an informationcontext the humanproduct of thisinstitution in thatthe TA attemptsto direct,to necessaryto an intelligentperspective on As an experiencedteacher, I can Reg Fee Committeelast year, but the AFSCME is currentlybringing suit contributesin producing his or herself. manage,the student’s creative and self- overlook your spelling errors entirereferendum fails to tellyou what againstthe university administration. thedaycare issue--a context, by theway, The educationalproduct then is two- creativeefforts. Graduate students also recognizingthat few students these days you’regetting for your money. And our On thatAS party--the truth has come Communicationsnotably absent from other local fold;non-human and human. do much basicresearch which their knowhow to spell,and that the ability to sourcessay that info won’t be in out. They used money donated by media.We will print the interview Educationalworkers carry on the professorsthen synthesize in theirown spellhas no directlink to intelligence. any VoterInformation book either. C.A. Patterson: Covering UCSD businessmento the studentbody to pay continuedfrom page I... verbatim,in ournext issue. work necessary to maintain the work.And we’reexpected to produce bureaucratsmakes hi,,, d¢k, but he doe= for theirbooze. When asked how they openedwith a talkby ProfessorCole, functioningof this institution, andthere original research and original Havingdone some newspaper work, 1 Meanwhile,the Referendum’sbeen proposalon revisingthe curriculumand can excuse your sometimessloppy stalleduntil seventh week (Wednesday it for YOU. So sendhim YOURtlpsand couldjustify this, one ASer replied that currentlychairperson of the program, in are iwo kindsof educationalworkers. approachesto obtainmastery of our and Thursday).It’s beginning to look leads TODAY! they neededfringe benefits to keep whichhe calledthe activists "divisive" tenure for Mike Real--oneof the Plantand officepersonnel make up the discipline. layout,understanding thetedious, time- program’stwo full-time faculty. consuminglabor involved. moreand more like the blatantly illegal themselvesmotivated. Maybe, but some and "counter-productive."Before Cole firstkind, their job beingto do the The educationalworker, quite of us couldhave spent the moneymore left,however, he didares to holdcourse The CSU votedto workout a unified physicaland administrative shitwork to As an admirerof Bob Dylan’slyrics, referendum of March 1977. The themoney wasn’t there. (The $30-60,000 literally,embraces most of theskills, administrativepropaganda’s starting to annualoutlay for maintenenceof his productivelyand more creatively... left,however, he did agreeto hold proposalwith the CourseGroup, in keepthe universityrunning. Graduate exceptfor thoset)rovided by the faculty, howe*vet, I can not excuse the meetings of the Communications orderto maximizethe effectiveness of studentsas TAs makeup a secondkind, misquotingof "Sad-eyedLady of the come down.Some studentsare puttmg cliffsidemansion was probablyneeded That’sabout it, although it lookas if necessaryto continuethe operationof togethera committeeto monitorthe to pay windowwashers to assurehis the AS mightbreak down and funda few ProgramCourse Group. the struggleto maintaina critical studentsas TAs make up the second the university.Some, like maintanence l.owlands,’"in an otherwisepretty CommunicationsProgram. One of the kind, and they are responsiblefor damnedgood article by FredC. Dobbs. Referendum.You should check this unsulliedview of themajestic Pacific.) progressiveorganizations. It’s about (Thecourse group, which has existed crewsand administrative secretaries, are out.... We arepleased to denythis rumor .... time. sincethe foundingof the program,is mostsignificant decisions reached at the "processing"the mass of under- underthe university’semploy, others The lineis "my warehouseeyes," not meetingwas the decisionto reinstate graduates. "your fiictoryeyes" whichdoesn’t Lookingat studentbureacrats, we see On the subjectof management-worker comprisedof Provost Watson, all servethe faculty as do graduatestudents, regularmeetings of the CSU,and the Educationalowners repeat this and stillothers, such as departmental reallychange [)obb’s interpretation. that Reg Fee Committeeis not much relations, the management side is up to ~ Duck Sou faculty teaching Communications differentthan last year. New Vice some really incredibletactics. -4r courses,all Programstaff and all bifercationwith small-scale owners and secretaries,have two employers.This On anotherfront, the criticism oflercd Programstudents. The Coursegroup is large-scaleowners. The professor’s claim employmentpicture is complicatedby h~ a readerel yourl)ccemher ct)xcr ChancellorArmitage may presenta Anticipatingthe arrivalof collective The Groucho Marxist Caucus, in Continuedfrom page one moreliberal image, but whatit amounts bargaining,which was recently extended the finalauthority on all decisions to academicfreedom, to pursue"truth" theprofessional aspirations of graduate cartoollin lhc Steadman stxlc.I a continuingits program of educatingthe Programin the formatof thesetwo’new to is simplya morepolite skewering of to theUniversity by the legislature, the masses in the immortal truths of regardingthe Program.Until Cole in teachingand researchsubject to no studentstending to pullthem out of the ~tudcnlag(mi/ing o~cl a (’hcmistryclass arrivedthis Fall the CourseGroup paradigms." outsideinterference, is also a claimto positionof educationalworker, and the a:l~~alid, I think,l hcrc’~a~holcarca studentinterests. ChairKenzie Nichols (a administrationis busy rewriting Groucho Marxist-John Lennonist student)recently introduced a document numerousregulations. Why? To weaken thought,present the definitive Groucho continuedto function(in fact Cole was No decisionswere made at the CEP ownershipover his or her classesand administrativepressure on thefaculty ol the ideology o[ 1 el Ill ;Intl theemployee position so thatwhen the hiredby the CourseGroup), but Cole meeting,however Vice Chancellorof research.This claim is basedon thefact tendingto forcethem into the traditional I~.~plt-",¢l)t;.ltionthatneeds airing, and on I)aycareas havingbeen agreed to by Marxiststatement on governmentand unior,is votedin, tough negotiation will beganholding faculty meetings instead AcademicAffairs Paul Saltman made it that professorsdo possessskills employeerole. And, of course,this ~.,UIF r¢~,pOll~,C did ilOt ;.id d rt’~,~lilt Clll\ el the committee. Student members internationaldiplomacy, Duck Soup. ~jected and it turned out an be neededjust to getback the "rights" afterhis arrival.) veryclear that faculty appointments will sharpenedby experienceand thatthey pressureon departmentand professors ~(ullre;.idcr’s critici,,nl The filmshowing will be prefacedby a administrativemember had draftedit workerssupposedly enjoy at present. cartoon,as wellas moodmusic provided There has been one Course Group notbe madethrough the program.Thus, havedevoted their labors to creating cannotbut affect graduate students. I ic~lll~,th) iviC~ll)to CIlCOIIr;.IgC%Otl ill unilaterallyandgiven it to Nichols. by the recordings of the great meetingsince the CSU called for them to programfaculty can be hired only researchoppurtunities and teaching Allof thisis intolerablythick, and ~ulreffort,,, though. Intclli~cm ,,ocial An exampleis the grievance experiences,to insure this small-scale revolutionaryJohn Lennonand other be reinstatedand it appearsthat the through"joint appointments" with other nextissue, I hopeto presenta set of ~, Strangesight...the downtown First procedure.Remember how the Daycare departments,guaranteeing the further ownership,professors form horizontal t’rllit.’l’qll,il \ Oil",C’,.’t|~lO hi.’;l|l¢llIplirl~, Federalbranch just installed one of directorwon back her job througha lesserfollowers of the greatG. Marx. CourseGroup will continue to operate. general ideas for reform from a ~IIlt~n(mlctlfllCS ~.IChic\lnl.~. IIIIIV nt)t be erosionof a criticalcommunications structures--craftunions--and vertical hearingbefore a grievancecommittee The cartoonand filmwill begin at 7:00 In additionto discussingCourse Group considerationof the role of the chic,but there’s a h)t to ~a~for it. Your those 24 hour tellers inside the perspective. structures--departments.Tenure building.They’re still locking upfor the afterbeing fired without cause’? Well, the PM on Wednesdayin TLH 104. In the meetings,the CSU discussedthe Cole universityinsociety, and of the potential papt:lma~, not al~av,, be plctt~(you spirit of the comdic revolution, CEP and ProfessorMichael Cole insuresthat only professorswith a residingin theeducational workers, l’d re;lib~h()uht get a good.steady la~-()ut night,so it justsits there. Some people administrationhasadopted a postureof professionalattitude toward their justcan’t get the idea .... admissionis free. agreedto discusshis proposalat next like to close with a quote on IcilM/)hut ii i’, lhcone pc()pIc read h~ ~2CI BenefitConcert propertyenter into the status of small- concertfor thePeter Lawler Foundation week’smeeting of the CEP on January "craftsmanship",for thosewho still &llttl¢;I ,)1 ~hat’~ happening illlHllld Contraryto persistentrumor, the HELP WANTED at SDSU MainstageTheatre on Tues, 30, 1979.Call the AcademicSenate for scaleowner. consider graduate education hcIt.’. Chancellordid not gift the Daycare Jan23. Tickets are Sl0 with halfgoingto infornationon wherethis meeting will The corporate, military and "professionalization"and graduate X~,it.cI ’,fill ha~¢ iruoh:lhI~ dlu,,oi~) (’enterDirector with a Ford Pinto Photographers thefoundation and halffor the concert be. governmentfunding necessary to students"craft-apprentices". it hlq~t.’xol ICIIHIC.IIIM ",I,1211 III£" equippedwith Firestone 500 radials this costs. -- El Guerillero conductthe professor’sresearch and illustratesa worker’s’ understanding of pastX-mas. He probablywanted to, but Writers,Reviewers, ANNOUNCEMENTS: teachingis grantedwith conditions craftwork. lint and aend tO: though,and to make sure that these "In yourwork, you reacha certain the new Indicator ProductionWorkers TGIFsevery 2nd and 4th Friday at GroundworkBooks and Community conditionsare met is the administra- is otflelallyreeopized as a campus newIndicldor collective measureof freedom;when you’re really newspaperby theStudent Communications studontorgonlrattloee Welcomed Center.4:30--6:30 tion’sfunction. And, of course,efficient, working,you recognize yourself in your Boardof UCSD.The views expressed do not UCSD, B-023 to work on thispaper No NukesBombers--Hawaiian football this Friday, the 26th, at 3:00 noteworthyadministration can drawin work,that~ exactly what a craftsman necessarilyrepresent those of the La Jollm,Ca. 92093 & nextFrii:lay, the 2nd, at 2:00.All men (sorry women--Intramural furtherfunds. 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PleNe barry,patrick, fuzzy, kevin, vtnnie, products,and small-scale and large-scale typethem, double spaced, on a SS-space vie,rick & trix.thanx a lot. newIndicator collective meetings Tuesdays at 5:30in thenl office. educationalowners, while interesting, 4 andthen, if I, theyare, if thecommittee decidesto cutbudgets, and to cutthem Press Watch Kulture.. . particularlybelow what unit managers Armitage,cont. tleeliawat(’h(DL¢ Dodg(, It(l/ix. thinkis rightthey will then report that ,/rtv(’.~a (all iJl !:7 (’ajttr~t#il. " .th’diaarc in a slra#lg’e tlatltagcdtile Moon chtlrcJl ,3, ilh ,1 backwaterof thewest coast, is deluged beforetransmitting the budget,my and I don’tbelieve it. That social congressionalillX cMig,llltlll. ~ithgood, interesting music. Part ofthi~ recommendations,to the Chancellorso environmentmay also mean thai a /~/cl~i’ /~i’COltl#t L.’ lllOt’t’l:Itld IllOl’U is due to the emergenceof the Rox~ ]I¢~IIIOkYUIIOII.%~’~JII~:’ClIII’HICd llllO ]i’tl’ur AccordingtO ~l(liher ,hines. ct, rlaJn they will know what they approved, professornever talks to me,socially that ,m,l le, er haml.~,tmmlh corporalc "’cults,"possibl} ledh} sCiClltilhlgy, h,l~,C Theatrein PacificBeach as a moderate- whatI approved,and then,finally, of is,or ! neverget to see him. I don’tknow, conglomerates.].llI]H ~I#llt,lllllU ~i ]~,ll establisheda "’count¢l-intclligcn,.’c. sized,moderate-priced (b)Sports Arena course,what the Chancellorapproves, It’stoo general a term. But I sensethat ~l[lcrHulive. "radical" ]Ittnlalli.,,li~ organi/ationthatri\;il,, indu,,trial and standards)concert housc whichis exactlywhat happens at lrvine, thereis malaiseabout that on this i Los Angeles,Santa Barbara campuses /~td~/tcatioll.~/lave .~ttoJ’aced altd are gil~.elllillelltspy proglalllkin ,,COl’ifand Appearingthere Wednesday. January campus. do aboutthese problems? .~trt(k’glillgto .~ttrviveill a/h’hl which is cllicicnc~.’" i 24 ,s premierblues veteran.lames for example. What did the students who (l~ughing)Firepeople was one thing, i#l¢’rea.~’iltff[te ~l~ell.~ive. A It /#l~lea.~itlk, In thaisame issue (Feb. ’79), M.I Cotton.Cotton. a harmonica-playerand Finally,do you intendto act as an interviewedyou expect and want you to and change the Reg Fee committee, /tttm/~er ~1 media. "straik, ht" a#td printsan artich."h~ fugitiveAbbie singerwho onceperformcd with Mudd~ ombudsman,or appealof lastresort, for do? chairit myselfor redesignit in certain "alter#tat(re"areAe~Tfing tal~ ,,#t each lloffm;inon the Icgeildar)(icrlnaii Water’sband, has beenon his own for studentsas ),ourpredecessor did? It dependedon what group l was ways. ,,thorill c~dttmll.~ ,if"Ihi.~ ~,~t’t which iournalist~, Guntcr Wallraft. Wallrall i severalyears and has a number of I thinkevery administrator, notjust S,*l(I}/~l" ri’/h’clilc’*t~lllU/lt~lt’ ~/ /Ill’ excellentalbums to his credit.Not a talkingto, really,l thinkwhat came lYhichstudents came up withthe idea [alllOus for il nLllnber el ~.’ \ pose’~. StudentAffairs administrators, ought to ttl¢C~tttOtt.WleS.~"I’C.~tdtitlg /l’~#ll t/It t~ig includingdiscovering ex-Nazis irl high virtuoso.Cotton employs tasteful song throughgenerally, and I wouldnot, I of youchairing the Reg Fee Committee? be an ombudsmantype. My door is was on the campus twice after my ~/trinkin thepercetttage ~ffthe i~tt/,lic go’~ cl’ninentaland h tl,,i he,,,, llllicc,, selection,an understatedperformance open--peoplewalk throughthat door iaterview,after I wasoffered the job, and Ah,it wasdifficult at that time for me interestedinreading ortt illittk, toread. Ihingsarc pretty bild ill (K’rlilaii~..it and a presenceradiating ~arntth and humanity. withoutan appointmentif they had, talkedto Mr. Hunt,simply because we to,that was rather general fore various l!’]richiswhr l./ir.~t th¢,ttght ~ffcalling ~celns. I.awyers ha%c bccil i~lOSt.,Cillcd either Ray or I, he saw someone hadthings to pickup on thebudget and I pointsof view;AS, previousReg Fee t/li.~coh~t/Tn "’Pis.~i#lg inthe liTnd." .,tlt" for defending"radicals" too \ igllrllusl). Also at the Roxy, appearing members,there was an unhappiness yesterday,for example who had a wantedto geta holdof certainof the ~ omradescall tile too ¢.tttical. attd. it’s One lawyer was found 7nih~ el Saturday,February 3, is Jamaican legitimategrievance, and if we can’t issues,grasp on them,before I arrived on aboutthe way theReg FeeBusiness was t#’tle,thi.~ jottrttal hasBeen eviler(eric(rig "assisting(his clients) in continuing reggaeartist Tosh (also known as Peter answertheir question we directthem t~, campus.1 refusedto talkwith anyone beingconducted, let’s put it thatway. a#ttq~surge titreader re.~lu,nse olh#te. So. thinkuf themselves"as urb;ill gucrilla~. Tosh,or PeterMacintosh). Tosh was the headof a centerand then~x’ant ,: else,except students and the students ! ,~ttuith the .~how... He got it $40,000fine and 2 years oneof theoriginal Wailers. Along with That’struel replyback. However. we are notin th~ talkedwith were from the Reg Fee Some readers may recall our ",u,pcndedsentence. Bob Marleyand BunnyLivingston (no~ businessof regularlysecondguessm Committeeand fromAS, theofficers of And aboutwhat authority rested in chastisingof the UCSI)Administration known as Bunny Wailer).Tosh has responsiblepeople. You understand’ AS.Those I waswilling to talkto. I think the RegFee, what the role of theVice for holdinga manager’sleadership releaseda coupleof albumshere with Thatis, if thereis a formulawhich has a concernabout the relationship of the Chancellor’soffice should be in pushing conferenceat l.a Costa last spring. The MOTH E R somesuccess and recentlyappeared on legendary.la// pianist Earl "’t’atha’" Catamaranin Pacilicbeach another been designed and is equitable a concern about the relationship forwarddiscussions of the budget,in confabset taxpayers back $5.000. Vice- "SaturdayNight." If you have any Hines.Hines. who performedbefore an must-see.Heron, more than anyone, has administeredfor grantingfinancial aid. betweenthe Reg Fee committee,the evenpresenting it. ChancellorSaltperson said he didn’tsee k’elingfor reggae at all. or any enthusiasticcrowd here last year. has managedto infusehis musicwith more we don’twant to setourselves up as the studentson thecampus, the Chancellor’s Traditionally,student members of the anythingwhong with patronizingthe imagination,don’t miss it. seen it all. Working with Louis than the limited fodder normally appealon caseafter case after case. And office,the question of whatrole the Reg Reg Fee and studentsin generalhave spa, whichhas been associated~ith Armstrong in the 20s. he helped identifiedas art-material.He is the I’veheard that this has happened in the Fee comm!tteereally should play, in pushedfor exclusion of Administratorsorganizedcrime. It was built~ith LET THEM EAT eST’ We note with some amusement,the transformja#z music, listening to him author,for example,of "What’sthe past.It wouldbe in extremely,you now. he doesn’tsound dated, and he Word -Johannesburg,"a tune we determiningnow and in the AS and fromthe committee,and so its strange reamster’sLlnion Pension Funds. ~ hich entryof somePop Stars into the arena of know,unlikely sense in which,any more StudentCenter Board, EDNA, people thatthey should have asked you to chair thefcds have identified as mob tainted. It political pronouncement. Linda gi~es an energetic performance. should make the theme song of the Regents. thanI wouldwant to callup theDirector likethat. Questions raised about the thecommittee. has been prosccutcdfor runninga Ronstadt,the wizardress of clonerock, %trending Hines’ concert and of Athleticsand tellJudy Sweet, for relationshipto the administration, what No, they raiseda questionas to prostitutionring. It ~asthe site of Nixon who threatensto remakeevery good experiencinghis music is perhapsone of On the localband scene,the most example,that I thoughtit was terrible powersand responsibilities theyreally whetherI ought not properly to chairthe strateg~meetings. song everrecorded since the 1940’s, themost life-enriching things one could cnjo.vableplace in townfor appreciators strategythat they used in thewomen’s haveand whatcould be overriddenby Committee.As a matterof factthere Thepress connection? A few years ago thinksExxon oughta run the country, it do ~hileattending UCSI). {On second of blues,is the MandolinWind on basketballgame second half last Penthousemagazine printed an expose seems.Well, if herboyfriend gets in they thought,that might not be saying t’niversitvnear 2nd. Here King Biscuit. Saturday.She is the expertin coaching of the place coauthoredby Lowell probably will, with fewer token muchscratch "while attending tICSI)’" a ver~competent blues band. with good basketball,I might be unhappyabout it Bergman,an ex-UCSDPhilosophy grad restrictionsthan now. and put in "anywhere.") song selectionand regardfor their but,I meanthat she’s the technician, she Armitage’sJob description ~tudentand one of the founder’sof material,holds forth several nights a is theexpert. However, we areconstantly UCSD’sStudents of the Independent UCSD’sMandeville Auditorium will ~eek.No cover.Support them. keepingscore on wherecomplaints are he thesite of a returnperformance bv Remarkablelyricist-singer GilScott- As Chief StudentAffairs Officer has full responsibilityfor program I.eft,the group that started the original Heron will be appearing at the comingfrom. That’s our businessas planning,budgetary planning, fiscal management,supervision, and indicator.I~(’Si)’s first student --FredC. I)<,hh.~ managers.And if I geta holdof a string administrationof a Student Affairs program to complement and newspaper,l.a Costa’sowners sued of complaintsabout financial aid or a Bergmanfor slander,but the judge ll~’~ ;111tit IlCl%\ I~,Ctlil,il i,;ll’~, ill hi. supplement UCSD academic programs. JournalistWallraff, as a consequence ’, wholestring of complaintsabout the immediatelythrew out the case for three ,~,’l,,~,\niOhio judge declareda tenacitypaid offwhere it mattersin the anarchistld of NorthAmerica. can be, you know. himselfto be an ombudsmanlike the rest mistrialwhen two bottles of Pepsi-Cola The mere mention of the word votecount. Twenty-seven percent of Sothen you will be willing to dealwith of us sincewe’re here to servestudents. explodedin his courtroom.The bottles "stripper"by singerTom Waitscaused a eligiblevoters swallowed Carter’s line redressof grievances. hadbeen entered as exhiitsin a $500,000 Berkeley,California, audience to tryto buta heart-warming47 percent voted for The next issue will begin with damagesuit filed by a manwho claimed hisshim off the stage. Nobody. In ’68in Chicagothe Yippies nominated Of course,I thinkevery administrator Armitage’sremarks on thestatus of the to havebeen injured by an exploding Actually,Waits was justannouncing Campaign manager Wavy Gravy a pigname Pigasus for President and, of hasto. However, I’ll put them in line.In course,a pig was elected.In ’72 the AssociatedStudents and the Reg Fee Pepsi-Colabottle. that he would no longerfeature a (Nobody’sFool) took a momentout Review... Committeeto hisoffice. theYippie inauguration party to explain Yippiecandidate was a rock,and when stripperin hisact, but his explanation, how Nobodycame to get theYippie nod: the dust settledafter Impeachment "It’ts only because I’m such a Summer,lo and behold,Nelson the gentleman,"could barely be heard. "Nobodyis perfect.Nobody cares. Rockwas runningthe country. Nobodyunderstands you when you’re Daytn "o-’-sna’c"ers The incidentoccurred during a just down-and-out.Nobody loweredour For the 1976republican nomination, two high schoolsweethearts in the completedten-week tour by Waits,who taxes.Nobody gave us jobs.Nobody will the Yippiesjoined the NativeAmerican no one likesto hearthe ending of a original. had beenappearing surrounded by his Pow-WowCommittee, local radicals, favoritepossessions. The includea :topimperialist wars and legalize pot. "’ good movie but in the new Body By the time DonaldSutherland and the militantprostitutes group Coyote, Snatchers,no one escapes.This is no gasolinepump, the rear end or hisT-Bird Nobodywas theonly somebody in the theNational Coalition of GayActivists BrookeAdams discover what is goingon anda street. t’ippiecampaign. Lots of otherpeople fiftieshappy ending flick like the original the podsare everywhere.Lenord Nimoy, and otherexcommunicants of the New ’54 versionin whichKevin McCarthy The singer surprised the same nadea dent,and managed to leavetheir Left Churchof the SacredMarx and who is suspiciouswithout his pointed harkduring the campaign. For instance, finallygets Fred Rutherford (of’Leaveit ears,plays a smug’I’m OK-You’re shit’ Berkeleyaudience by performinghis .here was the Aron Kay Commando Lenin to form the Kansas City to Beaver"fame) who has somesort of thirdencore in silence.Wait walked back ConventionCoalition. For ten days, psychologistwho has beenexplaining Unitwhich gave New YorkSenatorial officialcapaccity denoted by hiswhite awaythe fact that the entire population on-stagein hisbathrobe, tuned in his candidateDaniel Moynihan a tasteof a theydistributed for freefifty pounds of medical smock, believing that is morenoticeably composed ofmindless televisonset to static,settled into a domesticpot, one poundof Colombian comfortablechair and leafedthrough a differentkind of medicinewhen it humanoids are being usurped by vegetablesthan usual with a fastpatter pusheda mochacream pie intohis face gold,two canisters of nitrous(laughing outerspacealien intelligences. It isironic Mascara-blindWoman Sues newspaper.After tossingaside the gas),a washtubof peyote,champagne, or jargon.It’s not such a suprisethat in frontof the assembledNational thatFred Rutherford, after his TV role Nimoywas a pod all along. Last October, Diane Breaw sued currentlyused and the shelflife of paper,he fiddledunsuccessfully withthe innumberablekazoos, balloons and red as Lumpy’sfather, is themost likely pod TV for a while. The Directorof the originalBody Maybelline Company and Dart cosmeticsshould be reconsidered,and plasticnoses, and 5,000 New Nation flag in thecast. Industries("Oodles of Lash"for a cool that cosmeticscompanies should try Forhis finale, Waits switched off the iron-ons.Though few leftists turned out, Snatchers,Don Siegalshows up in It wasdirector Don Siegal’s intent in sixmillion dollars. Breaw, according to marketingless mascara per tube with TV, shrugged and glanced at the Yippiesreceived gratifying supporting Kaufmann’sBody Snatchers in a bit part Arizonaweekly N.T. has been toldby disposablebrushes. audience. KansasCity’s poor people--freex and theoriginal Body Snatchers, to make not asKaufman’sversion in a bitpart as a onlya sci-fiscare flick, but a statement cab driver.And KevinMcCarthy, the doctorsthat she wouldstand a good If you’vegot a heavyhand with a fine gaysand straights, black and white and chanceof restoredvision through a Indian. on the dehumanizingeffect of American lead in the original,falls over eyemake-up, sensibly priced, take note: lifeupon its people. Sutherland’scar screaming"They’re OlympicsGoes cornealtransplant. the samestudy suggests that certain K.C.Convention protests were more Althoughresearch from as farback as practiceshasten the breakdownof the peaceful than the legendary ’68 Kaufmann’sremake is modernized, here!They’re here!," his last lines in the set in a modern urban zone, San ’54version, as if he werestill running. 13 yearsago had linkedcertain eye preservatives.Adding water to thestuff Democraticand ’72 Republicanriots, problemsto mascara,the FDA did not or failingto sterilizean oldapplicator less peacefulthan the ’72 and ’76 Francisco,with special effects (in the An extrapoint for the remake is its To The Jail characterof PaulMorrisey’s effects in scriptingof thepolice, as pods,ie bad stateits intention to proposeregulations brushbefore inserting it into a refillmay Democraticmeetings. There were only on thecosmetics until a yearand a half increasethe probabilityand rate of about35 arrests,all misdemeanors Warhoi’sFrMkenstein)for the scenesof guys.While the audiencesympathizes half-formedduplicates and the scenes of with the plight of Sutherlandand The U.S. Olympic Committee is ago. microbialcontamination thepods spitting out wholeduplicates Brookes,it necessarilymust boo the taking heatfor its plans to convert effectivenessof the preservatives whilethe originals sleep. And the central police.The pods in SanFransisco are no theLake Placid, New York, site of the Meantime,thousands marched for relationshiphas been modernized: moremindess vegetables than the pods 1980 WinterOlympics into a federal Nobody-for-Presidentin San Francisco, Sutherland’sheroine/sweethearts is also at UCSD,however. So nexttime you’re prison for 500 lJurban youthful Austin,Texas, and Madison,Wisconsin, the wife of a typicallybourgeousie fallingasleep in lecture... offenders.tlThe Federalbureau of withelection-eve rallies held in New decadantmarriage, updated from the Prisonsis kickingin nearly$20 million YIP1976 presidential candidate York and Ohio. Nobody had build a --DonnaKiean to buildthe Olympic Village housing for massmovement. Better than the Rockin _~ theathletes, which will be convertedinto No Volks-Buggy media.The unit had previouslypied ’72,better even than the Pig in ’68. -" prisoncells after the games. RennieDavis and WilliamF. Buckley, When authorRon Chernowdescribed Nobodyin "76 had capturedthe elusive A coalitionof activistsopposed to the all the wooing and wailing that zeitgeist,thespirit of thetimes. ideacharges that the gamesare being Pennsylvaniawent through in orderto usedas a justificationforbuilding more be chosenas the site for the first prisons.Stop the Olympic Prison Volkswagonplant in the UnitedStates, (STOP)says that the UnitedStates he concludedthat the unemplyedwould alreadyimprisons more people per be forcedto paya highprice for their capitathan any otherindustrialized new jobs. Management,he charged, nationin theWest, except South Africa- waasblackmailing labor by offeringjobs currently about 600,000 men and in exchangefor a we-don’t-pay-taxes- women. and-everybody-works-for-nothing climate.(See "The RabbitThat Ate You too can get involved/ContactNew Indicatortoday/ Pennsylvania,"Mother Jones, January 1978.) LastOctober, just six months after the VW Rabbit plant opened in New omorrow Stanton,workers walked out chanting ! "No money,no bunny."By the timethe wordof thisdispute hit national press i weeklymagazines, the strikers were back on the assemblylines-driven into the hutch by a threatfrom volkswagon headquartersof closingthe plantfor good. Wife beating RatsSing Sugar Blues StirsSenate Rats fed candy,Cheese Doodles, The Senate voted last summerto sugaredcereals, marshmellows and authorize$150 million for a five-year Twinklesin a galajunk-food expreiment programto curbwife-beating and other arepractically sprouting testimonials for domesticviolence. thestuff. Thelegislation provides for federal Therats tlsoon came to rejecttheir grantsto stateand localgovernments standardand far more nutritious diet,it throughthe Departmentof Health, Dr. Steven Gale, an experimental Educationand Welfare. NicholasVon Hoffman psychologist,reporting in theNew York SenatorAlan Cranston (D-Calif), the CitySt. LuketJs Hospital Center News. principlesponsor of the bill, said studies tlTheywondt eat any of the normaldiet haveindicated that the numberwives IrreverentColumnist for the WashingtonPost and will eat too much of the snack whohave suffered "extreme violence" at Topic: "M eke- -- eneve"" Presidents" foods,ii the handsof theirhusbands may be as January24, Wednesday ]’hevarmints paid the price of sugar- high as five million.(For a more 8:00pm,Mandeville Auditorium UCSDCentral Box Office coateddiet, though, and becameup to personalaccount by one of those Tues-Fri.10:00am--6:00pm one-thirdfatter than before. Their women, see Audrea Dworkin’s"The Students$1.50, G.A. $2.50 4524559 conditionhas a hauntingresemblance to Bruise That Doesn’tHeal," Mother one formof humanobesity, said Gale. Jones,July 1978.) Babybottle disease- there’s big money in it.

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