The Daily-: Guardian Volume 41, Number 14 University of California, San Diego Wednesday, October 8, 1980
Metzger is Fedsdump assailed waste on by church us coasts Stung by criticism of his candidacy by a third church group, Tom Metzger denies 'Nuke ring' he is running a racist campaign for Congress. "I now formed attempt not to try to insult people of any other race, but I SAN FRANCISCO do speak up for mine," the Ku The federal government's Klux Klan leader said decision to dump thousands yesterday. of barrels of radioactive The Democratic nominee waste into the sea off both in the 43rd District said, coasts has formed a however, he is the object of a "radioactive dumping ring" statement issued Monday by around the United States, the San Diego Evangelical Rer' John Burton, D-Calif., Associat ion condemning to d a Congressiona I those "who seek to advance Today's Weather subcommittee yesterday. themselves by exploiting Night and morning low clouds with dense fog and some hazy sunshine in the Burton, first of a list of racial tension, that exist in afternoon. The lows will be in the low 60s and the highs in the low 70s. The water witnesses, criticized the our societ y : ' is 65 with breakers of five to seven feet 15 seconds. government's failure to keep Earlier, the San Diego adequate records on the Ecumenical Council issued a dumping, which began in statement deploring racism. 1946 and continued until the Those religious groups Chinese doctors visit UCSD early 1970s. "are just going along with "Various scientific groups what has become a very are disputing the seriousness popular thing to do," Metzger Will study School of Medicine of the problem, and the said Monday. federal agencies have added to t he problem by not keepng Medical dignitaries from School of Medicine and population of 2,500. complete records on the the People's Republic of Medical Center, and the Although UCSD does not location and ingredients of EDNA needs China will visit the UCSD Veteran's Administration have a faculty exchange the dumping," he said. School of Medicine on Oct. Hospital. They will also agreement with the Beijing The largest dump is new info 13-16, to learn more about deliver a faculty lecture on Medical College, the located about 150 miles off medical education in this medical education in China, university does have the Delaware coast, but the EDNA, the cam{>us country and to discuss the af\9 meet _wUh UCSD exchange agreements with ,site that has caused the most studettt ·informatlOl1 'develb~t of an exchange Chancellor ,R' hard Atkin other Chinese universities. furor is near the Farallon service, is in need of program for medical faculty son. There are currently 30 Islands, several inhospitable revjsed student telephone from the two countries. visiting Chinese scholars on chunks of rock about 25 miles numbers and other vital While in San Diego, Drs. Beijing Medical College is the La Jolla campus. west of San Francisco. Some information. Ma Xu, the president of one of the five key medical The Chinese physicians 45,000 barrels were dumped Information can be Beijing Medical College, and colleges funded directly by will also visit the University there until the government updated by filling out a Qian Zahoe. deputy director the Chinese government. of California's other medical outlawed the practice in change of address form at of the Office of Foreign The school's faculty includes campuses and the Univer 1972. the Registrar's office. Relations of Beijing Medical 1,600 teachers and physi sity of Washington School of About 100,000 barrels were College, will tour the UCSD cians, with a student Medicine, in Seattle. pleaRe tum to page 10 Clerisse will rebuild UCSD Disabled Student Services
BY JENIFER WARREN A.. oculte New. Editor Rob Clerisse spent the past four years obstructs the path and poses a problem for remaking the UC Santa Cruz campus. Now some blind students, will soon be relocated, he wants to do the same thing at UCSD. according to Clerisse. Clerisse, UCSD's new coordinator of The Disabled Students Services Office Disabled Students Services, is the first already offers a wide range of services to person ever hired by the university to students of various disabilities at UCSD. exclusively concentrate on the needs of the Readers, interyreters and notetakers are 108 disabled students on campus. hired to assist dIsabled students with their • Extensive awareness programs, expanded classes. Special equipment, including physical education facilities, the creation of a wheelchairs, cassette recorders and a Disabled Students Services Advisory teletype telephone system for the deaf, are Committee and campus transportation for also available through the office. In addition, disabled students are among the goals special parking is provided near campus, and Clerisse hopes to reach this year. assistance with enrollment, housing, test "I've spent most of my time so far just taking and personal problems is also getting organized and planning awareness available. programs to orient the campus to the needs of One innovative addition Clerisse has made disabled stud~nts," says Clerisse, who to the equipment available to disabled arrived here in early July. students is a special "mainstream" Clerisse has found university wheelchair that elevates students, allowing administrators and staff very "receptive" to them access to book shelves up to seven feet proposals for development of his program. high. Both Central and the Humanities "People at UCSD are concerned about Library are equipped with these special disabled students. They just need to be chairs, which may be checked out by disabled educated," says Clerisse. "When I pointed out students at the Iibrarie's front desk. to (campus architects) Chuck Powers and Bob This service will be enhanced next month Thorburn that the Chancellor's house was by a "mini-awareness program" for library not accessible to disabled students, making it staff, says Clerisse, explaining that library impossible for them to attend the recent personnel need to be made better aware of Chancellor's reception, they said they would special needs disabled students may have. act immediately to correct the deficiencies." One high priority topic on Clerisse's agenda Also, the dnnking fountain between the is on-campus transPOrtation for disabled' Student Center and Revelle Plaza, which pi ase tum to pale 4 The Daily Guardian Wednesday, October 8,1980 Wednesday, October 8 , 1980 The Daily Gual'dian 3 French Revolution offers valuable lessons on Iran DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau BY FRANZ SCHURMANN ·JJ~HI. most Mideastern regimes are ASSOCIATED PRESS 11'515 In 1792 the monarchIeS of ruled by dictatorships or MI/(/'. " Europe decided to put an end oligarchies and are marked \ to a revolution that had by wide inequalities of p1u~ France into chaos, wealth and little fraternity NEWS BRIEFS forced its finest nobility to between rich and poor - or flee into exile, and threatened between poor and poor, for to spread popular revolt a that matter.Thus the cross Europe_ The grand ar Mideastern elite hardly hide mies of Prussia, Austria, En their fears that Khomeini's gland and lesser states, all Islamic Revolution will ruled by monarchies, invaded spread to, and undermine, Judge challenged on France, confident of a quick their own nations. That those fears are not victory. offending homosexuals Wes tern correspondents and other organizations not vote switching be restricted. groundless is su~ested by The analogy to the present reported Iraq's capture of the to hold conventions in states Some committee members, crisis in Iran may appear what occurred m France for immediate comment where the ERA has not been when its revolution triumph LOS ANGELES - Two port area of Khorramshahr. however, expressed skepti facile at first reading. But yesterday but in a letter to Iran's chief PQrt a few miles ratified . The s tate of ed. It spawned a process of state judges have asked US cism that the complex peyond the superficial District Judge A. Andrew Schrader and Lachs on Sept. north of Abadan. Both are on Missouri sued to stop the business of the Assembly similarities - and despite revolution that spread over 2 he called their criticism the disputed Shatt ai -Arab boycott, saying it violated all Europe and into remote Hauk, who will become chief could go on without the two aome important differences - judge later this month, to "presumptous and arro border waterway. federal anti·trust laws. Two practices. the French Revolution parts of the world. Wherever resign or at least retract a gant." The Iraqis claimed 29 lower courts had upheld the it spread, it undermined and Assemblv members vote on offered elemental lessons recent reference he reported "The judge's appropriate Iranians killed and six boycott, and on Monday the bills on a voting machil'le. about human nature which usually destroyed the ly made to "these faggots obligation is to apply and wounded in fighting Monday Supreme Court refused to entrenched ruling elites. Members have buttons on have been ignored to the peril from Cuba." enforce the law as it is, not along the 300-mile invasion hear the state's appeal. their desks and push them to fX thole who seek to cap the The countries of the Los Angeles Superior altered or amended by the front. The Iraqis put their "The courts have upheld vote yes or no. Ghost voting, a just as in Iran. AIU ormes among their peoples. mosque embedded in the Middle East have experienc fountainhead of revolution citoyms . citizens to arms . Court Judge Stephen M. attempts of activists to own casualties at seven dead the merits of our boycott and common practice, occurs ary movements. Unlike the Iranian heart of the community. ed a variety of coups and so WlL'J the first line of lA Lachs said Monday the legalize passing fads or and 16 wounded. we will go full s~ ahead when an assemblyman is France then, like Iran now, revolution, the French It is precisely this sense of called revolutions, but none M.,.m/laise, the song sung revolution was anti·c1erical. community, this devolution comment calls into question fancies," Hauk wrote. with the boycott,' Ms. Smeal away from the desk and w. in the throes of a has seen the kind of arousal said at a news conference by volunteers from distant Iran recently has seen a for power from the govern· the judge's impartiality. According to Los Angeles another legislator pushes the revolution. Ita armies had of the peOple that has been Lachs was appointed to the Daily Journal, a legal moments after the court's button for him. Marseilles trekking north mighty revival of religion, a ment to the governed, which going on in Iran. Nasser's NOW plans to aeemingly diaint.-ated. The ward to defend a country bench a year ago by Gov. p'ublication, Hauk made the action was announced. She new revolutionaries were religion whose greatest ignites the hostility of the revolution in Egypt failed. that the revolution for the strength was never its Edmund G_ Brown Jr. and is 'faggot" statement at the add pressure was in San Antonio to attend as Mideast's own "Prussians" Sadat has quietly let the rich NOW's national convention, FDA warns ~nc_qainat each other first time had made real to priesthood but the fraternal today. Like the monarchies of the state's first openly gay Aug. 18 sentencing of a oriainaUy they had turned and the powerful resume judge. Mexican who had crossed the SAN ANTONIO, Texas which ended Sunday. them. solidarity of the small Europe two centuries ago, their old position. against drug llinat the nobilitr. Counter Not only were Europe's Lachs said he and Van border illegally. - The National Organiza Phyllis Schlafly, a leading revolutionlry upnai.. were fmest armaes utterly routed, Nuys Municipal Judge Rand tion for Women plans to opponent of the ERA, called WASHINGTON - Preg eruptine aU aver the country. but a century's military Schrader told Hauk in a letter intensify economic pressure the boycott "immoral." nant women should use the The exiled nobility JIeefu1ly principles were thrown into Bring dated Aug. 27 that they were Iraq: further on the 15 states that have not morning·sickness prepara awaited the death blOw. the dustbin of history. "deeply offended and ratified the Equal Rights tion Bendectin only for severe It never came_ Instead, the oil attacks Amendment now that thepS 'Ghost voting' nausea and vomiting that What made the decisive yours dismayed" by Hauk's finest fX Europe's armies difference was the revolu comment and suggested he Supreme Court has permit may be ended cannot be treated without were routed by a new tionary spirit of the French resign. BAGHDAD, Iraq - Iraqi ted the group's ERA boycott drugs, the Food and Drug phenomenon in Europe . a citizen soldier in contrast to in! ,,-- "If I were an attorney jets strafed fuel depots and to continue. Administration said yester people's army. the sleep-like obedience of all handling a case involving a the television station in the "That court victory is Ii SACRAMENTO - Bow day. As 800n as news fX the the others. homosexual, I don't think I'd Iranian refining center of landmark decision both for ing to publicity and a The 88'!OCY said it was invasion spread, calls were The slogans of the French want to appear before him," Abadan yesterday, a military the ERA and free ~h," proposed initiative, the taking the steps on the issued by the revolutionary Revolution were "liberty, Lachs said- "And if I had a communique here said, in NOW President Eleanor Assembly Rules COO1mittee recolD mendat ion of its authorities fOr the people to equality, fraternity." While client who was homosexual, possible preparation for a Smeal said Monday. proposed yesterday that the Fertility and Maternal join the arlJ1Y, exactly lL'J in both the French and the r d be hesitant." thrust deeper into the oil-rich The 3-year-old NOW controversial practice of Health Dru,s Advisory Iran today. Thousands more Iranian revolutions grievous Hauk could not be reached sector of Iran. boycott calls on labor unions ghost voting be scrapped and COO1mittee. responded than were needed, ly violated the liberties of F,.."z ScItI4,.,"."", • their citizens, both also jwofaMW of Itistory a"d created a sense of equality U'iwrsity Events pmucIy presents IOCioIogy .t UC &riteky, where extreme inequality had prevailed, and both an all ~ showIIl fI110U tltis for tM PtJciFIC -.u IIM'IUtr .,NOT Ttt I I NtwSSmit¥. created a new spirit of A ...... cal AllBIIC",E'' ~ community and solidarity usa••• 'fI•• U.IOUT •• rre . • ••• r keeptng it up AND .RI...... OP T..... 1 nuna OF IIOVI...... 10~ ...... a.. Driving record just isn't.what it used to be ..LI8IIT TIll'.'•• " .... 1IAV8.AAIP. ••THE ...,...... Ie.. BY BRUCE dream about my teeth falling be? A..,...n..... " MACDONALD syndicated critic late for a turn in the middle of the --r-·-.-..-. out and things like that, Understand that I had a film Viewing_ I had never street - the same basic MtlCDtnuIld, tJ/IlicUJd by a which means, of course, that perfect driving record for been to that foul suburban violation as the first ticket. "A IbnIIng, ..... ,. epic "Very k"".I.rv., hand muumit /HWaffOUI, tUliverrd I have tension-inducing seven years. Then, one night part . of town_ -I was only This time, though, it was pe.yed out ...... atJng -.,.... aphed, Itis col.,"" by bicyde. problems - like insurance six months ago, I got lost attempting to conserve gas outside the La Jolla Post of ..,...,. e-utyl ~. rates, diminishing finances, while driving to see the Peter by not driving all the way to Office, where I'd gone to pick Seldom does • film ...... yOU. will _ If you He shows me the blue LED __ therel" readout flashing from the revivified fear of red and blue Sellers black comedy, "Being the distant intersection to' up a package from a gift come along lights. tNt electronic radar device on his There." Sensing that I was make a regular turn. And house containing two up • whole -AldW~ . NY Pelt I'm old enough now so I can opens dash: 45.8 miles per hour. It's driving in the wrong anyway, I said after he cannisters of tear gas_ I was world no longer blame it on the direction, I made a quick, new to a 25-mile-per-hour zone. started to write the ticket. it just glad the citation was the viewer." October 5, 1980. Sunday cops' prejudice against young artful U-turn - in the middle looked like only one set of issued before I picked up the noon. My third ticket in six people. And my pale yellow of the street and over two sets double yellow lines. package: CS spray is illegal in months. California unless you're -- I'm driving north from licensed for it. Pacific Beach along La Jolla I even hesitate to mention Boulevard listening to a good the fact that I also got a $6 tape. I see a police car pulled parking ticket last week from over on the right. I apply the our own aHnpus police. My bfakes a bit to slow down but, motorcycle had no sticker. as I pass, the lights falsh on I thought briefly about not anyway. paying Sunday's ticket, but .Officer, I say, just a then I remembered what warning would do the trick, happened after my last one: believe me. Did I tell you I after weeks of ignoring it in was a veteran? By :the way, I protest,I received a letter that read where they threw one said a warrant had been case out of court because the issued for my arrest for William Windom in radar reading was constitu failing to appear in traffic tionally inadmissable as court at the prescribed time. I "Max Havelaar" is being shown in place of evidence. Say, is it true you paid $45 the next day. "On Company Business," which will be just have to meet a quota I've finally figured out n-uriler II shown later this year. when you give our tickets? what I've been doing wrong. I Officer Bozlee is strangely know it can't be because I'm a also: ''The Unknown War - East Timor" unaffected, aloof. bad driver that I've been "Completely dellghtfu"" -LA Herald examiner I look at the people who Pinto station wagon isn't of double-yellow lines. "Be I watched the movie, eating getting ticketed so much "Not unmeaningless." -J. Thurber stare from passing vehicles: exactly the kind of car that careful," my friend had just red licorice and sulking, lately. It's my long hair. they smile at me syt!lpathet attracts much attention from warned me, "there could be a barely responding to my Friday, October 10, 7 pm ically, shake their heads in the police. cop around." "Nah, Ijust told date's whispered levities and October 19, SUnday, 8:00pm, MandevilleAud USB 1711 - FREEl solidarity, make faces at the Could it be something else? her smugly. "I can smell them the mirth on the screen. And Please Recycle UCSD students M.SO General Admission $6.50 cops. I know they're on my Reluctantly, tentatively, I a mile away." that was only thefi"t ticket. side. They've been here think of ronsidering the idea I got that ticket, too, I got the second less than this uao fac/stIJIf/Oftrer IIUdenb 55.SO before. that the tickets may bedueto despite on-the·spot plea three months ago. The newspaper UEO Box omc. 82-4559 spor&end by the COITlITIittft far world danoctIty and third world But still I'll go home and bad driving. But how can that bargaini ng. I was a reason? A quick, artful U· studies with ISUCsd-aIIoaIId SIUdenI feu 4 The Daily Guardian Wednesday, October 8,1980
T e Bio-En inee in the Dally Guardian arts October 8, 1980 Club is spon oring an open house tour of the 'Stardust Metn9ries' Bio-Engineering Research facility this Friday, October 10, from 1-2 pm in the Basic Sciences Bldg_ (BSB). Focuses on Allen Meet on the 5th floor by the elevators.
All interested students A Jumbled Auiobiography are welcome. BY RICK GREENE Staff Writer Woody Allen's new motion are in the world of a film ANew pict ure, wistfully entitled celebrity. Stardust Memories, begins Bates is a writer-director Elvis with an ending. .,tar of film co m~d ies, T he opening s h ot is r eluctant ly atte ndIng a startlin!{ yet fu nny close-up festival of his films over a Costello of Allen s face. He is sitting weekend a t the Hotel Pre-Interview Orientation alone on a train. We hear a Stardust in New Jersey. His BY BARRY ALFONSO This program is MANDATORY for all students planning to partidpate in ticking. The faces which fan s are there by the Sped.1 to the Daily Guardl... surround him are bleak and thousands and the camera ~ 0IKaIT1pUS intMliew program. All sessions are to be held in 1058 ugly. They are oddly shaped . often takes on the rush of If postive record Humanities Ubrary Bldg., Revelle Campus. and shadowed. A man behind being swamped by anxious reviews translated into him begins to weep. and obnoxious afficianados. album sales, Elvis 1D He glances over on the next All this is merely a frame for Costello would be Guardiall photo by Vall Spurgeoll track. Another train is Allen to poke fun at his fans wealthier today than 1-2 pm w~ October 8 ", After a five year wait, Erik Mellby finally made it to bursting with women, and critics and to express his Billy Joel, Queen and Friday October 1O 3-4 pm UCSD - as Muir's new assistant residence hall dean. champagne, smiles and inner confusion. Olivia Newton-John Tuesday October 28 1-2 pm ,unheard lau~hter. Allen tries The events unfold on four combined. Since he first Thursday November 6 1-2 pm to escape his train after a different levels: reality - appeared on the nascent gorgeous blonde on the other Sandy at the weekend, New Wave rock scene in Monday November 1O ~IOam one 'kisses' him through her retrospective; fantasy - a Since ANnie Hall (1977), audience as confused as 1977, he has garnered W~ November 12 1-2 pm Mellby new Muir window, leaving a greasy series of sequences featuring which has been called his Allen's character, we realize countless praise-filled Friday ~berl4 1-2 pm lipstick smudge. But the two everything from an elephant .. breakt hrough movie," that this is not only the story write·ups as singer, assistant res dean trains begin to move. All the on the beach to a dialogue Allen's screen world has of a film comedian or of his songwriter and perfor doors are locked. The pull with aliens from space; grown closer to his own. faltering reltionships with mer. But Costello has BY CARMELITA ROSAL cord is just an endless stnng. flashback - used only to tell Now, he can have meaninldul three beautiful women, but never come up with a hit Trapped on a train of silent, record of his own in this the on-campus Interview program Is Intended for SENIORS the story of Sandy's love relationships wit omen, also of his search for meaning Note: Proving that persistence of Arizona. wretched souls going affair with Dorrie (played by though none of them are in life. country. "What gives?" has a rewarding result, Erik v ~ has also instructed nowhere! Charlotte Rampling); and permanent and few are Sta,.dust Memories fea you might ask. ~------on~------~ Mellby applied for a residence MaL h and English for the San The final shot is of the retrospective sequences from satisfying. This sudden tures all the standard Allen Pinpointing the reason hall advisory position here at Diego Community College inhabitants of the two trains the early CQJlledy films of 'realism,' many fans argue, is trademarks , including Elvis the Second hasn't UCSD back in 1975, and five kdult Education Program touring a garbage dump Bates', which hold some of ruining his movies, befuddl· evocative performances by hi tit really big is years later he was notified and has assisted professors surrounded by seagulls. picture's biggest laughs. ing the public and catering to women, distorted childhood difficult, but here's one that he finally obtained the at the University of Arizona This opening, we find, is (The best of these "old the critics. And this, in part, memories,long, analytical possibility - he's simply job as an Assistant Resident Medical School. the ending of a new movie by films" shows Sandy as is what Stardust Memories is conversations in large empty too paradoxical and Dean at Muir college. To encourage students to comedian Sandy Bates Sidney Picklestein searching about. rooms, dialogue delivered confusing to the public to "I find the small coll ege make friends Mellby has (Allen). We are in a screening for his escaped hostility, As the reality and fantasv directly at the audience and be embraced as a star. concept here at UCSD very proposed t he " Make-a room with the studio which looks something like a sequences are juggled back sensitIve photography by Fans like to peg their innovative," says Mell by, Friend" program, where executives, who vocally tear cross between a gorilla and a and forth then woven around Gordon Willis. favorites, and most ofthe who had previous residence in formation is drawn from the new film to shreds. We bear.) flashbacks which leave the please tum to pa.e 6 newer rock talents are hall advisory experience at different peop le and matched easily pigeonholed - major universities. with tudents who have Deborah Harry as punk Mellby has worked as a sim ilar interests. sexpot, Devo as junior Residence Hall Advisor at mad scientists, the Indiana Un iversity and Cal He has not experienced any Talking Heads as P!)ly at San Luis Obispo; and serious emergent:y since his incipient psychos . as chief administrator for job started at Muir, except for Identifying Costello's residence halls at University three false fire-alarms. musical identity isn't so easy. He was first promoted as rock's new Angry Young Man, full of bile Disabled students and misanthropy. The label seemed to stick. But coordinator here Costello never exploited his trademark nastiness Loggins in the most commercially successful ways. He has continued from pale 1 and federal laws'." avoided becoming a students. Those needs were not Leaves cartoon of himself, which "At UCSIJ the hilly bein~ met two years ago, says generally is the way for a campus made getting around Clensse. Mellow rock musician to win the really difficult for disabled In 1974, CIeri sse, who is "I'm all right, nobody biggest audiences. students," says CIeri sse. "I not disabled, arrived at worry 'bout me, " sings All of which brings us was able to provide van UCSC and began working on Kenny Loggins on the to Taking Liberties a ' service for students, as most Veterans Services Programs. li ve Kenny Loggins Alive. collect ion of Costello areas of that campus are Two years later, he designed Whether he 's all right odds and ends that will accessible by main roads." the Office of Handicapped Script award-winner Farrell Foreman, center or not is debatable. One muddy his image still UCSD's campus, however, Student Services/Veteran thing's for sure: the further_The 20 tracks on is not designed for van Services and began making Loggins who teamed up the album don't offer the transporation and disabled changes on the campus. He with Jim Messina for fanatical punksters what students must be transported counseled veterans and Foreman, UCSD MFA Student Danny 's Song ha s some might expect. What in electric carts. But because disabled students, and vanished. Faded Levis they do represent is a of funding limitations, established contacts with and soothing tunes have gifted, professional artist sufficient transportation is various national organiza· Wins Playwrighting Prize been replaced by designer who can dabble in old· still a long-range goal, says tions for the disabled. BY ANDREW KEELER clothes and an aggressive time soul, country. jazz CIeri sse. CIeri sse's move to UCSD at Farrell Foreman, a graduate student in fine about people from the bottom just trying to approach to his material. ballardy and rave-up Funding of the Disabled least partially results from arts here, has won the $2,500 second prize in maintain and survive, never losing their sense Fans worried about rock, somehow making a Students Services comes as a the s uccess of these the 25th annual Samuel Goldwyn Award of humanity." Loggins when he re credible showing in each result of the 1977pass~e of programs. contest for playwrights and scriptwriters. The play has not yet been produced but leased Keep the Fire a category. Section 504 of the RehabIlita "Once the Santa Cruz The co~test was open to students at all of Forema~ has confidence it will ~ in the n~ar year ago. That album Much of the material tion Act of 1973. campus was accessiblp. to the UC campuses, but Foreman is the first future. ~ lot of theatr:es h,ave It (the ScrlPP marked a turning point; on this record has been "The state allocates $465 disabled students, I looked non-UCLA student to receive the award. Past and th,~re s been genuine mterest (on theIr he seemed to be shedding available before on hard annually for each verified around for another univer his gentle mus ical to find imports and registered disabled student," winners have included Francis Ford Coppola. pa¥h~ award has been helpful to his career but sity in need of a stro"* manner and adoptin~ a bootlegs. Talti"l{ _Libn- Clerisse says. "That amount disabled students program, Foreman's winning play, DoddJ $ S«IsIuw, he knows he still has much to do. "I'm hoping heavily commerCIal liG is an assemblage of is just enough for us to meet .he says. A desire to live in the BI"G, is a love story about two fifty-year-olds that with this award I can 'get mr foot in the style. bits and pieces from his the minimum needs of in Atlantic Ci!)" just before the advent of door' and start shuffling materia in and oUt. San Diego area, he adds, pleue tum to ..p 6 pleue turn to ..It! 6 disabled students as set by finalized his decision to come 1f88lized pmblmg. He describes it as a "p~ay ' please turn to pap 7 university policy and state to UCSD. ~8~_· _It ___I _. _' __( _ I _I_. _I ___' __ '_ L_._" _I ______~____ D_._U~y_Gu __ a_nU __ an______VV_e ~d~n_e~s_d~,October8, 19~ VVednesday, October 8, 1980 Th& Daily Guardian Loggins 'Stardust Memories' from Allen Leaves continued from page 5 television comedy writer p and eye Wrinkle. They are The music, "I'll See You In never had a latency period! '). fascinating types with odd My Dreams," "Three Little All that changes is Allen's faces and tartling requests. Mellow Words," "Easy To Love," vehicle and the varying "Will you sign my left continued from page 5 "Moonlight Serenade" and degrees of reality. brea t?' asks one female fan. the beautiful "Stardust," Charlotte Rampling, Stardust Memories ends But they endured sung by Louis Armstrong, Marie·C hristine Barrault with a shock which turn out obnoxious cut like CAREER OPPORTUNITIES haunts the audience as it and Jessica Harper are to be just another illusion. Junkalloo Holiday , haunts Bates. memorable as the respective Allen comes to grip with hoping Loggins would Allen's character will past, present and potential his feelings and motivations wise up and 'mellow out.' always remain the same, love interests. Tony Roberts and appreciates the one brief His live album may Guardiall file eh% s Business Management whether he is a sperm cell, (an Allen regular) appears as moment in his life when have pushed their Training Program ("What if he masturbates himself and there are cameos everything finally comes patience too far. The These gold artifacts are on di play a part of "The For Graduates In AII.ajors and I end upon theceilint"), by Lorraine Newman together ... the morning he single from the LP, I'm Golden Treasures of Peru," showing at the San Diego asleep for two centuries ( 'It's (Saturday Night Live) and watches Dorrie on the floor Alright, is the most Museum of Art in Balboa Park through the end of Nov . hard to believe that you Louise Lasser (Allen's second reading the newspaper and offensive song to hit the The exhibit dates back to 200 BC, at the time of the charts since Fleet wood Spanish conquest. Do you like to achieve results by working through haven't had sex for two wife in real life). smiling as "Stardust" plays other people? Are you lopking for II career where hundred years!" "Two The crowds and the bit on the phonograph. Mac and the USC marching band did Tusk, you can use your education and talent in a business hundred and four if you count parts are all meticulously Stardust Memories is at the environment? my marriage.") or just a cast down to the last wart which the Loggins tune Cinema 21 Theatre. resembles. Loggins wails Peruvian Gold Exhibit and moans through the Are you an organized, aggressive self-starter, f~turing: Indian war chant, able to work at a fast pace under pressure? If so, we ChI.... Unguilgelllld color xeroxln! binding and lamination featured in the film Ends US Tour Here would like to meet with you. Caddyshack. The song CLCS OFFERS: Cultural Studies -t has a partic ularly Any major could qualify you for management 00 Reasonable ecpenses and tr~l . 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Telephone 12131 597-3361 learning about the history cabinets lined with brown Center or send your resume to: Executive Training Mon-Fri 7:30 to 7:30 Sat 9:30 to 5:30 alright," too much to Program/ Business Management, Seventh and Hill stomach. and culture of the civili.za· velour. Visitors may wander tions of ancient Peru, or just Streets, Los Angeles, CA 90014. at their own pace, listening to display. The Inca cities of interested in seeing some a description through small, $10,000,000 worth of gold opulent wealth and beauty hand carried "sound wands" were thoroughly plundered ANew artifacts, should not miss which pick up radio me sages 'The Golden Treasures of about the exhibit as different by the Spanish conquesta· Peru,' on di splay through dors. After their smallpox Elvis displays are approached. had decimated the population Nov. 30 at the San Diego The earliest pieces are and civi l wars were in Museum of Art, in Balboa simple artifacts such as no e Costello Park. progress, conquistadors I.D.'s ornaments, bowls and small ea ily oonquered the Incas c ·ntinuec! from page 5 The exhibit traces five animal representations. The Peruvian cultures and dates and used their tomb a minutes Is all It takes to make your earliest recording days to most ornate use of gold on official gold mines - meltmg 5 driver's Iicense-quality photo 1.0. card the present. Some of the from 200 BC to 1532 AD, the display is from the Chimu the treasures into coins and tunes, specifically "(I time of the Spanish conquest. civilization (100·1470 AD ). A ingots. from any state. NO PROOF OF AGE Don't Want to Go to) The tour begins with a four· pair of golden gloves from a REQUIRED. Also ~allable: ~ress and Chelsea," were hi ts for minute film, a short history deceased noble, a five-foot· The nearly 300 artifact on of how the Peruvians display are on loan from the Photographer Passes, Employee 1.0. Cards, him in Britain. Others, long poncho with 13,000 thin, Passport Photos and Lamination. including "Girls Talk" accumulated so much gold. gold, sequin·type adorn· Peruvian gov~rnm e n t. San and Talking in the The display is chronologi cal, ments and an entire golden Diego is the last stop on the Dark," were released with the pleasing result that miniature funeral procession three·year American tour Anthony's Photo !'.D. '. first by other artisits. the artifacts become more give an idea of how much gold organized by the American 4781 (lairemont Me.. Blvd. " Black and White spectacular as you progre s these civilizations must have Museum of Natural History World," "Clean Money" from room to room. had . in New York. Admis ion is (Diane Shopping Center·Upstairs 1 mile west of 005 Free:wiJ'/) and "Clowntime Is The lighting of the piece is $3 .50 whi c h includes Over" were found in dramatic - the rooms are Unfortunately, few Inca admi sion to the San Diego 177·1116 somewhat different form dark while the gold is lit from artifacts are available for Museum of Art. on Costello's last LP, Get HaP/Jy!!Considering the c1ean·out·the·vaults nat· ure of this project, it's suprising how may tunes Playwrighting Prize of interest to more than JDa S'oeurt cIllfair just the Costello complet· continued from page 5 Foreman. He has started good,' 'that's not right,' ist are here. Getting the first play writing his first screen that kind of thing." 25f; off Several o( the songs produced is hard, but play this quarter, and is ~en getting people to recognize Foreman has been any purchase are so good, in fact, that pleased with its progress. involved with the theatre it's strange they wern't you and read your stuff is One reason why Fore creations of $1.00 or more also important." most of his life, but only released on Costello's US man says he is interested recently has been behind expires 13 October, 1980 albums. The aforemen· Foreman's first play, in screenplays are the The Ballad 0/ Charlie monetary benefits. "A the curtain. ". used to act tioned "Chelsea" is a most of the time but 1030 Torrey Pine. Road riveting slice of Costello Sweet/e~ Vine, won the half-hour teleplay can at Her.chel Lorraine Hansberry writing was something I paranoia, an account make $3500, an hour hadn't done in the theatre, La Jolla (apparently) of lecherous Award for playwrights. He teleplay $6,500 and for a and I was excited about one per customer old men, cheap floosies used the prize money to movie-of·the·week screen trying it." and the British porn mount a production of the play, about $25,000. And trade. 'llay in Rockford, Illinois. that's not bad for a one· Alfhough he enjoys "Tiny Steps," featur· After graduating from shot deal. acting, Foreman admits he ing the s hrill organ Antioch College in Ohio "People who write TV has no strong desire to effects of Steve Nieve, is with a degree in e1emen· screenplays rarely go back return to the stage. Right an equally sleazy tary trlucation, Foreman to the theatre. They're now he would have a narrative comparing a went to Northern Illinois seduced by the money, and difficult task finding time degraded woman to an University (NIU) for less I can't blame them," to act between his old doll. Best of all is the than a year and then Foreman says. He still schoolwork and the four to headed west. "I left NIU plans on writing plays and five hours a day he spends FREE __o:~~res 10 Novemoo, 1980 abstruse but intense PICK UP OUR "Big Tears," a series of because I felt I wasn't trying to get them writing. jumbled images roared learning what I felt I produced. He would like to I should be about writing," see his plays produced in The black theatre is EI.ICTRONICS UREER SlGNAI.5. out by Costello in his another Foreman project. Racque~1I with I most manic recorded says Foreman, a native of major theatres but Having worked with it in this coupon. I Tune in on the challenging high Physics - if you're enthusiastic, send your resume to: performance. Philadelphia. confesses, "I'd like to see Illinois, he hopes to work I technology career opportunities we ambitious and creative, we have a College Relations Coordinator Taking Liberties is not When asked why he them done anywhere." with the Southern ANYTIME I have to offer at General Dynamics position for you where you'. make GENERAL DYNAMICS simply a showcase for picked UCSD as his next Directing might also be California Black Repera I Electronics Division in San Diego. the most of your education and Electronics Division Costello's much discus· stop, Foreman explains, "I in the future for Foreman, tory Company here in San I can play for I We're a leader in the design, devel experience. Mail Zone 7-32 Drawer -010F sed hostility, however. looked at the faculty here who is planning to finish Diego. \ ' opment and production of a wide vari Talk to our representatives about your P.O. 80)(81127 You'll also find one of and I was impressed. Also his MFA by 1982. "I would the price of 1. I ety of range measurement systems, career development, personal growth San Diego, CA 92138 the most bittersweet they are building the new like to do some directing in Until then Farre\1 ------' automatic test equipment, and elec and satisfaction In our stimulating country tunes you could theatre. I wanted to be on the future, if the play says Foreman will go back to tronics producIa and components. WOft( environment and delightful living CMIN,. lNI'IaVIIWS ask for, "Stranger in the the West Coast, too, something important and I his writin" and, as . he Sorrento Court House Whatever your area of speciaNzation environment. House," complete with because the motion picture like it. But the experience I explains, 'Bang, bang, 10999 Sorrento Valley Road - Eleclrlcal, Electronic, Industrial, ConhlCt your Placement OffIce today 24 whinilll steel guitar. industry is out here." want ~t now is to be the bang on the typewriter tMnufacturIng, MechanicaJ Of Sys and schedule an interview. Hyou .,e Electronics Division An old rhthym and Screenplays appear to playwright Irought in, the until I come up with tems 8I1gIneerIng, Mathemattca Of unable to meet with UI, Nt£ __ ~E""""'MF pleue tum to PIlle 10 be. the next step for person who can say 'this is somethillft that works." 455-1551 ,,,h"·1 n h ' , \~, 8~ ______~ ______~ T~he~D~~='~ly~G~u=a~rd=i=an~ ______~ VV~e=dn==e=s=d=a~y~.O~c=to=be==r~8~,~1~9~8~O 1 . • 111111111111. • cHAMPAGNE ~~. 'J'C)NITE -,,-.6 .PIII'1i .... ~ ..... wiItI"'coupon. II '" 011" lor the __ .apeMi.,. II __ uefood ••Cept_1I • Hlen Diego'. "ne.' om.'.' • • "."uren'" - San o,ego ..agllm_ • '__ 001. "...,-2IO,., ..... U... ,.,_~ ... presents Intramura I Sports Shorts Ii"iiiiiiiiine~~ii" Well , it had to happen RED RAPPER GOES sometime. I mean , even Bear FOR FOURTH Bryant loses a game onc!! every half decade or so. But An unprecedented event THE BUD POLL let's face it. .. this streak was may take place in the Main something lse. After four MENAAA Gym this Saturday after· 1 Rocky Mountain Oysters (1-0) ...... Fudge past CHOCOLAT CITY 12·7 consecutive years of running noon when senior Hal Jacobs up and down the field against attempts to complete a 2 New York Hun t Club (1 -0) .: ...... Outfoxed NORTH COUNTY 42-0 the best football teams that perfect Grand Slam of the 3 Cut 'N Run (1·0) ...... Circumsised UNBEAT MEAT 1:Hi UCSD had to offer, the blond 4 Return Of The (1·0) ...... Crushed the ROCK PILE l~ UCSD Men 's Volleyball 5 Cal Censored (1-0) ...... Ambushed the HIT MEN 1:Hi boys from UNBEAT MEAT Double Champion hips. finally succumbed to the pressure of their 31·game 1M MEN AAA winning streak last Friday Jacobs will team with Razorbacks (1-0) ...... Outoinked KISS MY PASS 34-0 afternoon. beach personality Monte 2 Graphite (1·0) ...... Du ted MICHELOB MAULERS 12-0 'Ordinary People' is For the record , thescorews Frankel in their effort to win 3 Red Ruffin Sore (1-0) ...... Dressed out the PERUVIAN FLAKES 21-6 a lackluster 13-6 . The the Open Division title that 4The Express (1-0) ...... Ran Away from the PIGSKINNERS 25-13 perpetrators ... an assemblage Jacobs has annexed for the 5 Wha Koos (1·0) ...... Walloped MORE GOOD CHOWDA 38-7 of veteran 1M ath letes that past three seasons. Interest· 6 6gers (1·0) ...... Went down on the SUPERSNATCHERS 2:Hi a WASPish Mirror lived up to their name, CUT ingly enough, Jacobs has 7 The Opposing Team (1-0) ...... Goose-egged BOB II 35-0 'NRUN. never lost a tournament 9 TDH and Co. (1-0) ...... Buried the DISEMBALMERS 20-12 doubles match in the past 9 MPs (1·0) ...... Bombed PEARL HARBOR 40-26 three tournaments and has 10 Summa Cum Loud (1-0) ...... Intimidated SUPERIOR ATHLETES 20-13 Reflects Well on Redford, Hirsch won each tournament with a different partner. MEN A IGerry's Kids (1-0) ...... Marched Past SUCKEMUCKERS 7·0 BY VAN SPURGEON A host of determined 2 Wee-Hung·Lo (1·0) ...... Converted JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES 19-7 3 Gram Negative Sepsis (1·0) ...... Cracked the FREAK BROS. 2&6 Based on Judith Guest's bestselling novel, affection and forces the viewer to experience doubles teams will be out to end Jacobs' streak this 4 Easy Score (l-O) ...... • ...... Circled the RING WRAITHS 28-27 the film Ordinary Peqple is an extraordinary his pain vicariously. By far, Timothy Hutton 5 Invisible Hands (1-0) .,...... Materialized against DOA 19-0 Enrollment is has the most demanding role: he has no Saturday morning when portrait of a family trying to recover from the action gets under way in the still openl drowning death of the eldest boy. Closely significant dialogue in the first half hour, yet Main and Rec Gyms at 9 am. COEDAA following the structure of the book, the film manages to create an unbalanced, fragile lOne In The Hands (1 -0) ...... _. Burrowed past the ARMADILLOS 12-6 opens as the younger boy, Conrad (Timothy persona through gesture. When it was over, the 2 Anisotropic Shielders (1 -0) ...... , . .. .. Ran up the score on the NO NAMES 44-0 Hutton), returns to his troubled home in an Oddly, there is no dramatic climax where players from UN BEAT Sign-ups for the double 3 Hot Fudge (1-0) ...... Fro ted EAST CUPCAKE STATE 21-6 affluent lake forest suburb after undergoing a the performances themselves might blossom. MEAT had to be smiling a elimination tournament are 4 Metro Centers (1-0) ...... Outhomered MAKE YOU PLAY 2·0 period of shock treatment and hospitalization. The melodrama is consistently intense and little though . After all, for still being accepted in the Rec 5 Armadillos (0-1) ...... Were outrecruited by ONE IN HIE HANDS 6-12 In a series of short scenes and flashbacks, the ends with Calvin's realization that Beth has some of them like Mark Gym office this week in both film deftly establishes the strange triangular no real love for himself or Conrad; she has Lochtfeld and Dave Wies the Open and Novice CO,.ED A ., t Divisions. Novice division " relationship between Conrad and his parents, effectively buried it with her dead son. Since ehan, it was 'their firt and 1 Banan~ 's Bay Bombers (1·0) ...... Ruined the ARGo.!Jl Partyers 34-0 Calvin (Donald Sutherland) and Beth (Mary the audience has understood this deceit from only football defeat at UCSD play will commence at 12 2 AthletiC Supporters (1·0) ...... Held up against th FUBARS 28-0 Tyler Moore). the onset, it has little impact. in what seems like a quarter noon . 3 Bust Up The Middle (1-0) ...... Trounced RADICALLY INCLINED 31-6 Much of the film is shot in a grimy The film is about intense emotions - hate, of a century. 4 Bad Bumblers (1 -0) ...... _...... Bumbled past OBUVlON 25-18 psychiatrist's office where Conrad readjusts fear, lust, guilt, desire, love. It demands a The last time this team 5 Resident Assholes (1·0) ...... Outchugged SUDS LOVERS 18·12 Class Is held on to his own guilt - he "forgives" himself with personal response. In spite of this, I felt the lost, Bruce Jenner was just the support of Dr. Berger (played by a self· characters lacked the depth that would make completing his first Minolta TI1ursdays, 6-8 pm righteous Judd Hirsch). The mood in the office us tare about their personal struggles. Often, I XG·l commercial. Ret: Conference Room - where the depths of the family tragedy are had the tendency to say, "So what?" To complicate matters Gym explored - is the most striking and foreign Essentially, Ordinary People has the worse in the Men's 'MA MaIn Scandinavian intensity of a Bergman film NO v.t>NDER nfERE'S element in the film; it exists in sharp contrast football division, perennial .so MUCH CONCERN Instruaor: Vicki Maheu to the superficial world of parties and stock without the intellectual texture. MA finalists, Chocolate City Nevertheless, this film will strike a chord in a also took it on the chin this ABOUT TJ-/E DANGERS Cost: 512 quotations that surrounds it. OF FOOTBALL ./HE In his directorial debut, Robert Redford great many people who will identify with the weekend, a 12·7 upset loser to characters. The public tends to look for itself the Rocky Mountain Oysters. TURKEYS GONNA successfully manages to push the drama '!'ELL HIS LUNGS OUT! through to the end. He seems to have a clear in movies; in this context Ordinary People acts With last season's two best conception of what it is he's after and then as a gigantic mirror. teams in the early season refrigerator, a mad scramble goes after it thematically. This narrow vision John Bailey's cinematography enhances the becomes tired and worn after two hours, but for the top of the MA heap film's potential for interest. Although the appears imminent. some people I talked to thought it worked. flashbacks to the drowning scene look as if I suspect the reason the film seems to be so they were shot in a bathtub, the photography intellectually poignant is its dramatic is just simple enough to barely avoid performances. Mary Tyler Moore is excellent appearing lianal - the proper intention. In her role as the still· maternal figure sensitive only to the advertising schemes of The score also manages to pull the audience large department stores. I think we've always into the drama. Like Kramer vs. Kramer, this subconsciously seen her as a cold villian film should sweep the Academy Awards. You beneath that cheery veneer. may want to see it for this reason alone. As the confused husband and father, Donald Ordinary People is playing exclusively at the Sutherland draws us into his growing need for Valley Circle Theater.
For a quick rundown of the 1M football power structure Theater Class with in Week One, 1980 be sure to 10k for the always controver sial, just released BUD POLL Schneider Offered ratings elsewhere on this page. director. The third session includes a Remember folks, these A unique UCSD Extension program for ratings are well·researched the public, "Behind Scenes: Theatre in the meeting with one of the designers for a backstage look at the world of scenic, and highly sophisticated. The Making," will begin this fall. Czars lock your friendly The class will spend three evenings costume and lighting design. Finally, participants will attend tI,e BUD MAN in a dark room virtually participating in the creation of a with a case of his favorite til production at the UCSD Theatre, "An performance scheduled for Wednesday evening, Nov. 19. Afterward , they will ones and presto!...one hour Evening of Thorton Wilder," directed by and a good buzz later ... the Tony Award winner Alan Schneider. meet with the director and leading actors, Sunct"1dU,"M __ 1ft! <.111 2.1() where class members can ask questions BUD POLL swims into your (n''-''t.'M' ll'ttluIIII, filII {'u12M The first class, 7·10 pm Wednesday, Oct. hands. (,\,,1."''''' tIW UIN' 22, will be spent with the director, who will and explore with the actors the end result of No bitchin' at the Czars CumhlrutkKlf' .\\\llluhk share with class members his research into the work they have shared with them from now! They still can't figure .\11 ~rf 11...: Ill.,,'\.' ....: Iulk: the play and its characters, how he takes a the beginning. out how he does it. The I~ ...... nlt 1k-tM.'n All sessions will be held at the UCSD IJ",'CnI""u bare script and gives it live through textual answer must be somewhere at the bottom of one of those L-______~ ______S.:I_I..... analysis and his preparation problems. Theatre. The class fee is $80 or (or $75 for (Jlher ')Mil.... At the following week's class, members Friends of the UCSD Theatre). All student 24 red·white-and·blue cans. slots, which are free, have given away Mon.-Sun. 11 .0()-9:30 will view rehearsals of selected scenes and been then discuss them afterwards with the by the extension office already. , , Wednesday, October 8,1980 The Daily Guardian 11 10 The Daily Guardian Wednesday, October 8, 1980 Lori M., 1IIIher• • • )QJ? You know where IIWTlI ~warted ImmediatelytWOIttill hom< M AND YOUCAN IT! It gets down to what you want to do and what you have used Reading Dynamics. It's the way to read have to do. Take the free Evelyn Wood Reading for today's active WOrld-fast, smooth, efficient. Dynamics lesson and you can do it-handle all the Don't get behind because there was too much work college demands and still have time to enjoy left college life. to read. Take the free Evelyn Wood Reading Dynamics lesson today. You can dramatically You can dramatically increase your reading speed increase your reading speed and learn about today and that's just the start. Think of the time, advanced study techniques in that one free the freedom you'd have to do the things you want lesson. Make the college life the good life. With to do. For twenty years the ones who get ahead Reading Dynamics you can do it. location (La Jolla): SCHEDULE OF FREE LESSONS Summerhouse Inn Wednesday Oct. 8 2:30,5:30 and 8:00 pm 7955 La Jolla Shores Drive Thursday Oct. 9 2:30, 5:30 and 8:00 pm Friday Oct. 10 -12:00, 2:30 and 5:30 pm Each Introductory lesson lasts approximately one hour. For further information, call 231-6679. Choose the day and time that best fits your schedule. No reservations are neec;ted for free -lessons. r~ EVELYN WOOD READING DYNAMICS ~a~,~~nl!~:al~ (10/9) ~ rel/lt;..ty vOlt~oI Some environmentalists, isroet. bam. 19. u hS< on Shores, 10/ 15 thru 6/15. Ill< dynamics 01 Ill< SIring Ouattf!t? wont free Tllnday,7 pm, H. 1438. (1 0/9) (1worler of lite Old City of Jerusolem, Professor Emerilus /lave,,'/ txfJerimced this yel. come 011 illalld try olleo/ our precision depth tlucty. MEet in lobby. 2nd IIoor N'M. Fn. led by Dr. W. Jackson Davis AppIiclltions .e ....1_ forwirt., and spring Own rm & be. $2(»m5 Jeff 454-9372 ott., ticI