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rugged student athlete stood just behind the locked door of the small, poorly lit college dorm A room, staring at posters of scantily-clad women and fast cars, as he waited for his purchase to be cut and weighed on the book-covered desk in from of him. It was late on ajanuary night- Friday, the day . ~ for students to pany and let loose after a long week , of pressure and cramming. ~.~ "' The tall blonde athlete watched as a fellow ~_ ~ , student positioned a steady arm above a \ \ ~finelY calibrated scale and poured * I expensive white powder onto a small ~ \, piece of paper. Forty-five dollars I exchanged hands, and the athlete left as discreetly as he had entered . ." please turn 10 page 7
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J1 ~ ~ s:: / ~ / ~ I ~ yt.'" . J"I .... , ' ~ \ ' 1(1 ~, ' ~ . Iff f"4 •• 1 f fttf t t .. J Davis lecture UCSD High School Journalism President's CommiSSion and is also Conference will meet this Saturday from Director of the US Holocaust Memorial Have you been sleeping in class again? Are you always late? Does your 11:30 am-I pm in HSS 2305. Guest Council in Washington, DC. He will professor talk a mile a minute or with an undecipherable accent? Well , don't lecturers Jeannette DeWyze from the speak at 4:30 pm March 5 in panic, the AS Lecture Notes service is here to help. Reader, Pamela Moreland from the LA Conference Room IlIA of the "Our main purpose is to help students with their academic studies," assured focused on racism Times and Christopher Canole from the administrative complex. Mark Katz, Lecture Notes manager. "It's a service to help students." UCSD Guardian wiU conduct workshops D If a course is covered by the Lecture Notes service, the entire quarter's notes on news gathering, features writing, are aptly recorded and are available to students on a subscription baSIS. The cost By CHRISTOPHER CANOLE photOjournalism and the business of Fonner PftsideDI of Cosca Rica and IS $9 for lower-division classes and $1O for upper-division classes. A ' Knowledge unfits a child to be a and write because knowledge unfits a publishing. The purpose of the currently preSident of the United subscnption can be boughl any time during the quarter and still includes all ten slave," Angela Davis stressed during her child for slavery. conference is to promote critical Nations University for Peace in Costa weeks of notes. lecture last Sunday in the Mandeville "The first demand of the Blacks to thinking and reading through the study Rica, Dr, Rodrigo Carazo, Will speak at Every Wednesday, the preceding week's notes are ready to be picked up ; Auditorium entitled, "The Status of Third Congress after the Civil War was for and application of journalistic Linder Hall in the First United often times they can be made available earlier if there is an upcoming midterm. World and Oppressed people ," To unify education, Black and white women from techniques. For more mformation, call Methodist Church on March 2. He will Those course that are being cove red this quarter Include: Biology 1, 2, 106, the audience, Davis noted , "Victories in the North played an indispensible role 452-4250. speak at 7:30 pm on the topic of 155; Chemistry 6B, 140B; Economics 1B , l00B; and EE/CS SOB. All classes are the struggle agairtst ractsm In education in the experimental period of the o "Teaching and Practicing Peace." While eligible to be covered, but they must provide enough subscribers to pay for the will bring an extension of rights and Radical Reconstruction, during which in San Diego, Dr. Carazo will meet with costs of the notetaker and printing (around 50 students). The previously liberties for aU." the basis for an educational system was A San Diego Computer Showcase Dr. Herbert York of UC5D, who is the expo will be held April 26-29, at the San mentioned courses were chosen because, "they are the only ones that are Not all in attendance supponed the established. And many of those who Director of UC's institute on Global economically feasible for us to cover," according to Sue Louis, a Lecture Notes activist. A handful of studems cheered came down to the South were Diego Convention and Performing Ans Conflict and Cooperation, and with Dr. Center. The show is geared toward employee. each time Davis mentioned Ronald astonished to see the degree to which Richard Keating, director of the new UC The professor must also give permission for his or her class to be Reagan. She handled them as if they Black people woukl exert themselves to professional, corporate and business Institute of the Americas, to develop ' hell of an accomplishment, to convince "How did the white oppressors users of small computers and word documented. "Some feel it's a good idea: said Katz, "others are indifferent." A were high school cheerleaders making a learn how to read, to learn how to cooperation with the United Natiorts few professors fear that students will skip the lectures and jUst study the notes. disturbance on cue, oblivious to issues write." Davis paused as many in the oppressed white people that just accomplish this? It didn't happen processing systems. National and local University for Peace. overnight, because during radical vendors will exhibit a broad range of The notes are supposed to be a "supplement to the learning process," says of which she spoke. Several times they audience murmured about their own because their skin was white and they had straight hair, they were somehow reconstruCtion Black and white people small computer systems, associated D Louis. "They're not supposed to be for students not going to class, although miscued and Davis said, "I hope the lack of commitment in their studies. some students still use it for that." applause was for what I am about to You have to be taught to hate, superior to Black people. had fought together, and won victories peripherals, software, services and Dr, Harold Agnew, who recently 'Panicularly surpris ing is often times together, and benefited from those supplies. Free "small computer college" The notes are recorded by either students or TAs who have already taken the say." During the period of radical served as Vice-Chairman on President you have the situation when a white victories together. It happened as a seminars will be offered to those Reagan's sciemific panel which class and received an A or B (usually an A). They attend all the lectures, and Davis presented a history of people's reconstructlon the poor whites were some even confer with the professor on the content of the course. suuggle to gain educational and beginning to reap the same educational person looks up 10 a white oppressor result of systematic lynchings that would attending the show. Tickets are $7.50 or proposed the ''Star Wars" plan, will who has one foot on the while person's not only be witnessed in the South, but $5 with discount tickets which are address the World Affairs Council at a "I baSically write what he gives in lecture in a coherent form," said Economics economic equality in the world. She benefits as the Blacks, which created a IB notetaker Adriana Guezada. She went on to say that when it comes to iUustrated her ideas with stories of threat to the defeated white slave neck and the other foot is pressing all over the country. Lynching is the available at participating computer dinner, speaking on "The History of down a little harder on a black person's most horrifying potential of racism. stores. For more information call 457- lectures, students can do one of twO things - either listen carefully to the oppression to provide a background of owners. "During this period it became Nuclear Development," Dr. Agnew was neck, Just because that man up there Thousands of Black people were 5707 . pal1 of a research group which initiated lecture and probably take skimpy notes, or write down everything and try to lessorts from the past. necessary to establish racism in a way understand it later. "I really don't believe you can do both: she confided, "With "The struggle for education among that would guarantee that never again who has his foot on two people's necks lynched to entertain thousands of white D the first nuclear fission chain reaction is white, the white person was taught to people, They watched as the Black in 1942. Dr. Agnew also helped develop me taking nOle s, you don'l have to worry about getting every little line ." Black people has generaUy been would there be an aUiance between UCSD Extension will offer two new Alex Mari, who is both a TA and noteta ker for Biology 2, warned students syt!onymous with the strullde for Black and white people: said Davis. "(t believe he had more in common with people burned to death. Most of the the first atomic bomb at Los Alamos this white oppressor than he had with lynchings were not hangings because courses 10 help meet the needs of where he later directed the laboratory in about skippIng cla s. "( don't think the notes can compare with the lecture." If liberation. From the days or slavery to was necessary to create, in the minds of engineers and scientists who are finding you rely on his notes, he claims "you don't get the same impactof it coming from the present, Black people have fought white people, images and attitudes the Black person who was suffering the burnings lasted longer and prolonged the 70s. The dinner is scheduled for same oppression." the agony. As the bodies burned, the it necessary to become educated in the Thursday, March 1 at the Mission Room the professor. " courageously, and sometimes have been towards Black people which would field of communication and signal The note takers are paid $6.97 per hour with a six hour maximum per week. compelled to sacrifice their lives in assure that they would see nothing that AI this point, Davis' presentation white children were taught to scream at the Bahia Hotel and is open to the began to change from a somber eulogy out racist statements, The children were processmg A second course in systems public. Most of them put in a good nine hours, but 11 still averages out to be a fair wage . order that others might gain a little they held in common with Afro programmmg Will teach the Before a midterm, there is usually a surge m the number of students wanting knowledge. Americarts. of past Black struggles to the urgent trained to look upon Blacks as their fundamentals of mamtammg operallng D the notes. Because of printing limitations and an obligation to previous "During the days of slavery when "If you really think about it, this was a issues of today. p/£ase tum to page 8 systems, database packages, compilers, S1000 will be awarded to UCSD subscribers , the notes are often unavailable to those who wait until the last slaves were forced to work from sunup assemblers and more. For more Professor David P. Phillips of the minute. to sundown, from 'can't see in the information, call 452-6947. SoCiology Depal1ment for winning the The AS Lecture Note service also keeps backlogs of notes going back to the morning to can't see no more at night: o 1983 American Association for the spnng of '82. II may be a good idea for a student to buy notes from years past to there were midnight schools that convened after the master and his Professor of Ethics and Theology at Advancement of Science Socio accompany the present ones. Psychological Prize. The MAS selected The Lecture Note~ service is budgeted $11,000 a year by the AS. Last year it family went to sleep. Many of those Police "nab car burglar the jewish Theological Seminary in New midnight schools were run by women. !1£§!?a York, Seymour Siegel, Wlll give a lecture "the Impact of Mass Media Violence on spent over $14,000, AS President Craig Lee attributes this loss to poor U.s. Homicides· as the winning entry management and economic ineptness. And they ran those schools under the on campus entitled "The Conclusion of threat of execution, pal1icularly after Nat Last week police caught and booked a protection." Wednesday night between 11 pm and 4 the President's Commission on and will honor Dr, Phillips at its annual Since then, Mark Katz came OntO the scene and has started to tum things meeting in New York City on May 27. around. "This year they're a lOt better managed," admitted Lee. Turner led his uprising, for Nat Turner non-UCSD student as he was They walked along the street and am would be the most likely time." The Biomedical Ethics: AJewish Member's could read and write. He conveyed to burglarizing a UCSD student's car in the then they crossed over. "There was one police got to the sight at 11 pm, and View." Dr. Siegel was a member of the D Katz has cut COStS by increaSing the efficiency of the methods of notetaking and printing. He has also reduced employee hours and raised the price of the his people G.:xI 's message to pick up Ihe late evening. This was one of a chain of back in the car and another was in the had planned to stay until about 5 am or subscriptions by $1. sword and slay the oppressor. auto thefts which have taken place street when they -heard us. We until it was too light. "The big chore Ihi s year was proving ourselves, saying that we won't throw "After the Tumer incident it became a nOM of campus in what UCSD Sergeant identified ourselves as police and asked "The problem is that there aren't any away AS money," said Katz. capital crime for a slave to learn how to Bob Jones describes as "a real burglar'S them to halt. The one in the car drove street lights out there and there aren't Even though they lost $900 last quarter, Katz is still optimistic: "I'm hoping read and write. Some masters chose to paradise." off and the other ran into the bushes any buildings," said jones. "The students this quarter to get out of the red." cut off the fingers of those who After a stakeout, Jones and Detective where we caught him a few minutes in the Muir resident halls park their cars Students better hurry up and get their subscriptions now as they might Stop attempted to write , Yet on many a David Isley caught the male juvenile on later: jones added, The youth was taken out there instead of in the campus lots. NOl1h Torrey Pines Road . "We were on and booked in Juvenile Hall while his The street is owned by the county and giving OUt new ones In the ninth week. Remember, finals are only three weeks plantation there were women willing to away. teach those who would gather at the east side of NOl1h Torrey Pines, panner got away. not the University, so there aren't any midnight to study 'till three o'clock in hidden up in the bushes near the In the last three or four weeks there hghts on the street. the morning. Extension building: said Jones. were 12 auto burglaries on the stretch of "In this burglary, the MO, the mode of "Fredrick Douglas was taught by his "A car pulled over and stopped about N. Torrey Pines tfiat runs nonh of the operation, was the same as the other master's wife, who had come from the 100 yards away from us on the east side Muir campus entrance out towards the burglaries," said Jones. "We are making NOM, and not schooled in the of the street," Jones continued. "From glider port. an attempt to link this incident to those 1968." ignoral)ce about the history, struggle, Program, said, "This symposium will suddenly taken on the violent drama of s1avoeracy of the South, to read and the bushes we saw the dome light go on "We did a pattern study nn the that occurred in past weeks." aspirations and meaning behind fa The Black people in America form a allow those interested members of the earlier farm worker battles. A striking write. When the master discovered what in the UCSD stud em's car. We crossed burglaries," said jones, "looking at the No further burglaries have occurred part of a liberation struggle which hue/ga, Cesar Chavez and "don't eat UCSD community to learn about the farm worker had been shot in the face, to the west Side of the street because it frequency of occurrence, the time, the since Jones and Isley apprehended the grapes" bumper stickers. Although the past history of a number of ethnic was happening, he stated that Fredrick includes Blacks throughout the world, setting off four days of mass mourning Douglas could not be taught how to read was darker and afforded us more days and the place. We determined that juvenile. James Forman told a large audience in strike has become a symbol of the groups, as well as obtain some idea of in California border towns. the Humanities Library last week. Pal1 of growing Mexican-American, or Chicano, what their future will hold ." Colson 1980 .. , the struggle, said Forman, is to prevent movement, it is more a humanitarian noted that tomorrow, a noted Black George Johnson has all but the United States from committing movement than a political one. The leader and founder of the NAACP, abandoned newspaper work - he still NAVY NUCLEAR genocide against the Black people. He basic goal of the stoke is to obtain for Robel1 F. Wilhams, will be speaking on writes an occasional anicle for The ~11e Travel Gear used the Vietnam War and sterilization farm workers collective bargaining campus. Militant, his party's newspaper - but ENGINEERING programs as evidence of thiS intent. power. and 'SOFT (OHTAO LENSES 1978 ... his time is occupied these days by cfrWk 1971... politiCS and his candidacy for the 1969,,, Ten years ago, Angela Davis organized any better offers? $24,000 Council Travel in Due to the effol1S of th e EOP a politically-oriented group called the Senate seat currently occupied by most cases Chancellor William McGill announced recruiting team , the number of Chicanos Democrat Alan Cranston. John, who preIInt today hiS mtenllon to rehire Dr. Heroel1 Black Student Union at UCSD , whose to $54,000 after 6 years. at UCSD has nsen from about 25 to main goal was to establish Lumumba brought hiS SOC ialist workers campaign If you are 19 to 26 years "Independent Trawl INCLUDES: 'l-i arcuse for the '69-'70 academic year. over 200 in only a few years "Recruiting here last night, still has an Interest in He revealed that {he report of the secret Zapata College (now Third). In two of age majoring in math, Through Europe" Contact lenses, examination, is necessary because most Chicanos are weeks , the BSU will be coming out with journahsm left over from his days as a ad hoc faculty committee of five not aware that they are ehglble to attend CBS News television correspondent chemistry, physics or patient training, follow up, members had, after five months' study, the first issue of ItS own newspaper, The Leam about the basics the Univers ity: said Chato Benitez of People's VOice . The newspaper will covering the '60s demonstrations. He engineering and would - Travel Gear chemical care Idt and fitting. found Marcuse to be "one of the leading the recruiting team. In about a month, now sees himself as a socialist who can philosophers In the world , and a consist of poetry, essays, al1icles and like to learn more about - Flights the recruiters will be bnnging Chicanos pictures of students participating in the do more by working within the this opportunity EXTENDED WIAIlD8IS teacher of remarkable ability." This news to UCSD for tours of the campus. In this government. - Eurail was received by the organizers of movement stal1ed by Angela Davis. ONLY $165.00 way, they hope to make the alternative 198-4 .. , - Britrall Lumumba-Zapata College as an of attending UCSD a reality for - International Student ID Card Indicator of the administration's long 1979 .. , Today's Deja Vu is dedicated to CALL Chicanos, rather than a dream coming As teleVision cameras focused on - Youth Hostels THE CLASSICAL EYE decision-making process, but eventual Angela Davis and her return to UCSD true only for someone else . Cesar Chavez leadmg thousands of farm last Sunday. The struggle for human COLLECT - Budget Accommodations DR. ROIERT HI' I,. OPirOl.~1IST1 SUppOI1 of Professor Marcuse. 1976.. , workers at the funeral of a murdered rights has existed at UCSD since the - ForeIgn Currency 1970,,, Foul1h College's sympOSium entitled lettuce-cutter last week, many first student stepped onto our campus La Jolla Village Square (619) - Travel Literature (Inside the Mell; Lower Level) The campus Huelga Com mittee is a "Peoples In America: A Look At Race Cahfornians must have felt a strong to learn from the past struggles of aU and much morel familiar sight to most UCSD students, and Racism : begins tonight in the sense of deja vu. After a long period of people. 8657 Villa La Jolla Drive • Suite 136 Attend our Free Seminar but according to Juan Lopez, its student cafeteria. Cory Carlson , coordinator of relative peace in the fields, a month-old 293·6746 451-7374 coordinator, there IS still too much the college's Academic Internship United Farm Workers strike had - Christopher Canole Mar, 12. 1984. 5-7pm. No Conf Rm Call between the hours of 9 Refreshments will be served RSVP by phOne am to 5 pm, Mon, thru Wed , 452-D630 ex INOIk In. March J 1984 4 MardI I. 1984 5 OPINION H OPI~ION
Editor Tim August Commentary: which 01 course there isn't. Froot Loops MarshmaUow Krispies or even Managing Editor does not reign over this sugar kingdom Screaming Yellow Zonkers? Where did Phil Lauder unchaDenged; Alpha Bits, Lucky Charms, they come from? Who brought them Copy Editor Apple Jacks and Trix all vie for the top here? And then there are the video Joe Desiderio Breakfast in America: spot, and aU bring up the older, cereals - Donkey Kong, Donkey Kong Angela Davis returns, but established, royal contingent of junk Junior and the most nauseating of aU, Opinion Editor cereals. Pac Man, a character I personally Grace Nielsen Continuing down the aisle, you'll despise and will shoot on sight at every opponunity. Now he - IT - is a Contributing Opinion Editor notice to your left the bourgeosie of this snap, crackle, plop cereal That's not funny, that's sick. David Wolf society. Cap'n Crunch leads this troop she hasn't mellowed with age You'll notice as you finish your tour of of Cocoa Puffs, Super Sugar Crisp, Sugar News Editor Com Pops, Cocoa' Pebbles, Fruity aisle 5B that the royalty, middle class Usa Lapin Pebbles, Sugar Smacks, 1:1 a/. (Take a and rising proletariat that make up this glance at the ingredient lists if you junk cereal society are aU located at By DAVID WOLF Contributing News Editors By PHIL LAUDER shopping cart level on the shelves. Chnstopher Cano le missed your chemistry lecture for the Anyone who beheve thaI Angela Davis has in any way mellowed darkened house. Davis Implied rhat because the o flker was white Funny, that's just about the eye level of Steven R. Fnedman Cereal is the mainstay of Breakfast in sugar-saturated breakfast meal. The main day.) This class of cereals is pretty much with age was nO! present at her 80 mmute address last Sunday night. that the act was deliberate. In her one-sided view of law enforcement America. We have aD been told since chaDenge with the stuff is finding stable, but is now being chaUenged by a most kids. Must be a coincidence. she neglected to mention the scores of Peace Offtcers gunned down ' Phil Willon In her speech. Davi represented the average while American male junior high that breakfast is the moSt something interesting to dump into it to third class: the new-wave proletariat I hope you were able to make it in In cold blood on the streets and freeways on the US, protecting the and out of this Cereal Wonderland capltahst as a nght-wlng ra ist, winning over the highly pamsan Am Editor important meal of the day, and what do make it taste like som~thing other than sugar cereals. audience that barely filled half of Mandeville Auditorium. She urged hves of mnocent citizens. Andrew Keeler we do? We make cereal our national what it really is - mush. This usuaUy without undue injury to body or dietary all presem [0 reject m ..llnstream polluc and suppOrt either AsIde from the predictable rhetonc, Davis atso focused on the this rising new-wave movement habit. JUSt think, these cereals - Associate Ans Editor breakfast food. Any wonder why our involves four or five teaspoons of sugar Democratic pres((lrntlal candidate Je~se Jackson. or herself, as she tS upcoming elections. She urged "aU people of color" to JOin the among cereals is what scares the crunch constantly striving to become more John Nee national debt is in the trillions? - and there goes the health factor. running for the same oOlce on the CommUniSt pany tlCkeL coalition supporting Jesse Jackson as he pushed for full employment Sure, many people can get away with Com chips also go weU with mush: out of me . Who comes up with these disgusting and more nutrition-free than DaVIS told of her attempt to e,tablish "LillYul"'lba-Zapata " (we know and the climlnallon of racism. One must question Davis' choice of a Sports Editor avoiding cereals in the morning. They "Mush a buncha Fritos go with mush hideous names? And why? Why do we ever - make up the main ingredient of It as Third) College, dunng her time at UCSI n the late ·60s. A champion, especially one whose colorblind ness does not Include Jeff S.lV'age thrive on bacon and egg<;, or sausage (FrilOS make mush, munch better): have Smurf Beny Crunch? Who needs Breakfast in America. Guardlall amelI' last week reponed that Davis lried 10 establish a "hymies" and who apologizes to Yasir Ararat for America's support of and eggs, or potatoes and eggs, or egg The flamboyant relative of the hot it? What about C-3PO's, or Cookie If America is what America eats. Photo Editor quota lor Lumumba-Zapata of 35% Black and 35% Chicano srudents, Israe1. and-cheese omelets, or Egg McMuffins cereal is, naturaUy, the cold cereal. Did I Crisp, or Strawberry Shortcake, or America is in big trouble. Rich Pecjak with other applicanons to be considered by a board of minority She then told the gathering that she is running for the preSidency or green eggs and ham - something to say "naturaDy"? The terms "natural" and under the Communist Party USA ticket. Her platform IS clear: students. Ironically. she presented this as a So/utlOI1 to racism, which General Manager do with eggs. But even eggs take time, "cold cereal~ are pretty much mutuaUy she maintainS is pervasive in America. It is so pervasive, It seems, eliminate profit, guarantee jobs, eliminate defense spending and give Chris Milke and time is one commodiry that exclusive, but there are some The Guardian invites our readers to make use of the opinion section that Ms Davis must reson to it herself. Perhaps she beheves that rwo welfare to whomever wants it. The curious thing is that she called her Americans in general - and coUege exceptions: Quaker 100% Natural, Grape as an open forum to present and exchange their views on any subject. wrongs will make a nght. platform "practica1." Preposterous and oversimplified come to mind Associate General Managers students in particular - cannot afford Nuts, Shredded Wheat, Chex and T oral Letters and anicles may be sent to the Opinion Editor at the Guardian, DavlS also gave her version of Black history in America, in an effort with greater dispatch. Unda Lewis to waste. Most of us would rather throw are cereals with litde or no sugar and to convince the audience that racism IS the result of a capitalist What UCSD students mUSI remember from this 'auspicious' Valene McMullin cream of wheat into boiling water and lots of fiber. That's fine. B-016, UCSD, La Jolla, CA 92093 or brought to our offices adjacent to conspiracy to prevent an "alliance" between Blacks and white occasion is thai 'our' AS council, in gross violation of the by-laws havt it cook in 30 seconds, or throw But then there are the others. the Che Cafe. Requirements for letters and Commentary pieces are governing student organizations, supported a presidential candidate Photographers workers. With all of her impassIOned rhetoric, Ms. Davis never as Richard Catenna Froot Loops into a bowl direcdy and Before I continue, I must state flatly outlined below. . with student funds. much as quoted a historian, or a study. or one of those "oppressors" Rob Friedenthal avoid nutrition altogether. that my parents kept this paJticular By paying Angela Davis to speak on this campus, the council gave Commentary pieces may be submitted by any concerned individual. m support of her assertions. Mark Johnson Cereals come in two basic forms: hot impressionable youth far away from de Jocto support to a candidate for political olTice, something strictly Pieces should be typed double-spaced on a 72-character line. Anicles She told her audience that the KKK had a membership of four David Newell and cold. The first is what I like to call those sugar cereals, so I don't have the million in 1920, and In so doing implied that they were a substantial fomidden. In an almost unanimous vote, the Council approved a mush. Ah, mush - the essence of the first-hand knowledge of wh.at they taste may be rebuttals to a Guardian story or letter. Whatever the subject, the force She accused Mannes at Camp Pendleton of giVing weapons 10 $700-plus allocation to bring Ms. DaVIS to UCSD . Illustrators dull breakfast- The very word conjures like. I think I'll live. But I do enjoy writer should focus on a clear thesis. We reserve the right to edit for the KKK, without supportmg her claim. More than likely, this is This is not the first time this year the CounCil has made such an John Ashlee up images of delight. Mmmm ... unh ... taking a look at aD the disgusting clarity and style, but all major changes will be cleared with the author error. But after gtving de facto support, through funding, to a religiOUS Steve Kloepfer because this accusation was unfounded. She also fa il ed to mention shhh. Mush - cream of wheal, wheat offerings available. The next time you go prior to publication whenever possible. that the same FBI that had supposedly wat hed her In the Ime '60s group's program and to the Communist party presidential candidate, Typesetters heans, wheatina, com meal, grits and shopping, take a walk down the junk prosecutes Klan members found gUilty of Illegal or racist acts. it is clea r that the voting record of this year's AS council is sloppy at Letters to the editor should be typed as above. Letters are generally Joe Desiderio the mushiest of the mushy, oanneal. cereal aisle. In a urade against the criminal Justice system, she railed against best. . written in regard to anicles or other letters printed in the Guardian. Anggle Lapid Mush. Cooked to the perfect Take a walk into the fantasy world of what she called "police cnmes: and m so domg, recounted the Whlll' I[ IS not wrong to let Ms. Davis speak on this campus, it was However, any letter of general intrest to UCSD students will be Phil Lauder consistency, it will hold your spoon sugar cereals. tragedy of ftve-year-old Patrick Mason. The boy was aCCidentally shot clearly wrong to use money raised in registrauom fees to pay for it. straight up for hours. Mush. Available at Perhaps the leader of this not-50- considered for publication. 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",. " ..... , ... . ---_._----...... ,. 10 March I, 1984 "'POR rs Ir------Francis played with a lot of intensity. ------lS\Ot'l I e and is unique because of her mobility. I aClJ"t She a~o has rwo years left here at UCSD ".fo Expectations give way Tritons mess with the best I "f.~S wOIDe.$IS that could bring the team a lot of I ,S ~ notoriety. I mea $12 An 11-13 record is nothing to get By CHRISTINA KAUS I Includes shampoo, condition to youth and injuries excited about, but there are. of course. { I long hair extra cut. & blow dry. advantages in playing against good This upcoming Sarurday. March 3. the Triton men's tennis team wiD face the number I Long hair extra. competition. Kim Allen is the lone one nationally-ranked team in Division 01. Redlands University. Although the Tritons I senior on the team. so a strong nucleus are currently undefeated in Division UI match play. this wiD be the first time this I 10% off 10% off will be rerurning. But in losing Allen. season they meet Redlands. and the outcome should determine whether or not UCSD I·_ with this coupon with this coupon By IAN lANGDON Malone must be on the outlook for some will be able to achieve its goal of a number one national ranking. The women's basketball team ended the game. quick. determined guards and some In the last five years. the Tritons have only been able to defeat Redlands once. This I ,. _.. PRECISION HAIRCUTS I its season on a low note, dropping the Sue Semrau, the shooting guard, was players that can fill in on the bench. was last year. when the Tritons had the advantage of the home court. In pre·season : ...... for men & women : fmal three games to end up with an 11- often wild with her passes, but will A starting front line of Francis. Krause rankings this year. Redlands was number one while UCSD was ranked fourth . and McKeone is excellent. and Sue ¥,"Dflft I 13 record. improve with experience. Her outside According to coach Steve Molt. Redlands is a very solid !eam. WIth good depth and I IiU • I • 737 Pearl, La Jolla I Last year the team finished with a shootlng was dearly needed all )'ear long Semrau's shooting is an important a good coach. Redlands. however. does not have a player in any of the six positions ingredient. But it is hard to impress I CIIIIIT 456-1170,~1815 I sparklmg 17 wins against JUSt nine as she proved she could hit the shots ranked as highly as Triton number one player Eugene jones. who is enjoying the I.. With this coupon only. Offer expires 3-15-84. .. losses and barely missed makmg the and open up the middle. upon people how vital the point guard number one ranking in the nation. "I think we are going to beat them this time ," said Division III playoffs. Julie Krause, the small forward , is. Hopefully. UCSD can find a good a fired up MOlt. "And you can quote me on that!" Of course, the fi nger can be pointed enjoyed a very good season that saw her one. The Tritons and the BuUdogs will meet one more time after this Sarurday. bUl then. ------in man y dire(tions as to why the team finish second on the team in scoring ar On evaluating this year's performance. Redlands will have the advantage of the home court. Again. however. coach Mot! IS fell on hard times. The simple answer is 16.3 ppg. Said Malone. "julie gets a lot Malone said. "We were really up for confident of Victory. "By then we will have Lance Lareau back in the lineup and we that the Tritons played against mlXh of weak side rebounds on offense that some games and totally dead on others. wiU be much stronger." Lareau. an AD·American from last year. is currently ineligible for Sound, music and Ideas tougher competition. Earlier in the year, she converts. She seems to be in the I think that was a function of our match play. coach Judy Malone stated, "After that right place at the right time ." youth." The Tritons were a very young The match will begin this Sarurday at 9 am at the Muir courts and students are for a positive future. good season ('82-'83), I was not as Shelley McKeone joined the team team. as Malone noted that "only two encouraged to come out and support the Tritons. As Mott points out, "This is a very players [Allen and Semrau] had played hesitant to schedule us against stiffer halfway through the season. and it was big match. and support would reaRy help the team's confidence." . ~as & words I:!( Frldlly, March 2 Divison I &: II competition: evident that she was not at full strength. more than two years of college bal. But the plan backfired when several As this team gains experience. we can ...... 7.30 pm The more she played. the better she got. a~ of Malone's key players were either evident in the UC Riverside game. in look forward to the 1984-85 year. and HublNlrd 1heaIer injured or ineligible for part of the with the inclusion of some guards. it canddate tor Vice c.ilfoml. which she got 22 points - including the 4th A~ & C Street season. Grace Bearls injured her knee, winning basket. She showed she can really might jUst be a banner year. President of the u.s., as did Jennifer Gregory, and Shelly play. and a full season could bring OUt the The road to Kansas City and Inspirational pro nZR•• rw_s. ~leaderand McKeone missed half of the season due best in her. Trck~ availab~ at (ontinu~d from page 9 run.ist tor two decades. to academics. Teik Francis a~o had an excellent but Westmont's overai record gave them The Center & Trcketron Outlets That left the Tritons without some season at center for the Tritons. district. and received the prestigiOUS the Nonhem Division tide). "I have or charge by phone by good starters and, subsequently, very averaging 18.6 ppg. When Francis NAlA Coach of the Year awald in 1982. been realy surprised by how weD they calling 231-3554. thin on the bench ... and it showed. His teams are known for their have been playing," said Marshall. 'We scored 31 points. grabbed 9 rebounds. MJsic by The Tritons were a very deliberate and blocked five shots in an early photo monlagl:: pressuring defenses, and this year's club didn't see the same team that has been is no exception. as Biola led the blowing OUt every team it faces. We will ... S11JDENT DISCOUNT team which had to rely on crisp passes season game, words like "explosive." Rich PecjaJI SlIwn AVAILABLa AT 'THE DOOR and John Asllke conference in fewest points allowed. have to play our best to win." and a structured offense simply because "greatness: and "AlI·American" surfaced. ....pern (starting at 6:30 pm they were usually one step behind their yielding a little over 51 a game. -We try Even though he didn't say it directly. Teik had many excellent games. but she a nationally with student I.D.' opponents. Team speed was certainly also had some mediocre and poor ones. to make things happen on defense and when the Triton head coach says ·'play acclaimed COfllXISer, not one of the team 's assets. when we are in our match-up zone. we our best" he doesn't mean just for one prow~ & performer After the above performance Malone was Produced by San Diego Positive Point guard Kim Allen did have good prompted into saying, "It may be use our guards to harass the half. His team has perfonned that way of progressive rrusic quickness. but she ce rtainly could not difficult to keep Teik here since other ballhandlers." says lyons. ~Consequent\y. an year. lethargically in the first stanza and ackl10Wledged grand Future Center, 312 South Cedros, - Solana Beach 92075 bring the ball up by herself throughout schools may offer her a scholarship." Besides scoring al a record paa. anur Tei" Francis came down wilh nine rebounds per game. we create a lot of rurnovers and a lot of and superbly in the second. As a result. plro. poor percentage shots from our UCSD has beaten weak clubs who didn't 48'-9500 opponents. That is why we are number capitalize on their lackluster first half one (defensively) in the conference. effortS, and lost to strong clubs who did. UCSD and Biola have faced each After watching his team lose a chane!; at other one time before in the playoffs. It the home court advanrage in the was during the Eagles triumphant year playoffs by performing poorly 86ainst (1982) and then-head coach John Block Point Lorna last Friday. especiaDy 10 the knew that his team had little chance of first twenty minutes. Marshall seemed an upset. So, along with current head disheartened. It was the first time aU coach Tom MlUShal's consent. the season that the rookie skipper did not Tritons went into a delayed offense. a fa have anything to say. He was North Carolina, for the entire game. At cooperative. but at a loss for words. SANvo555 halftime. Biola led by a 4-2 score. and the Upon reflection. Marshall now seems capacity crowd was getting angrier and able to comment on his ~ams problems. angrier as the proceedings continned. "It "We possess enormous capabilities. was funny after awhile. All we did was We have proved that on occasion, but Introducing the Sa,¥> 555 Microcomputer - the most affordable put Tommy Wight and Bobby Goodman obviously not enough," says Marshall. "If TEAM OF THE WEEK personal computer on the market today. No longer do you have to near our sidelines about six feet from the !earn can put a game together like spend a yea(s savings to get the power you need; at last a real one another. They just played catch all they did against Point Lorna (an 80-74 game long: said MarshaD with a grin on Spirit Night victory on February 3), we computer with a /ow price is available for the asking. his face . "The crowd was so furious that can beat Biola and Westmont. But every The Sal¥' starts out with 128K of RAM - plenty of memory for those rwo guys came down right near our time since then we have been flat in the large spreadsheets or long papers. It uses a l6-bit 8088 microprocessor. bench. stood where Bobby and Tommy first half, and I don't know the reason: And. like the IBM. irs MS-DOS compatible. That means you don't have The prophet Habakkuk cries out In a were. and threw a shoe back and forth If UCSD is going to upset a very good to vvorry about software. In fact the Sanyo system includes a complete while Bobby and Tommy were doing the Biola team that makes the fewest world like our own, ftHeel wttn VIo mistakes in the league, MarshaB will $1500 software system free of charge, to get you started out right. lence and greed. Is there no Justice? same thing with the baD. They were To top it all off. the Sanyo includes fantastic &color high-resolution obviously tryin& to disrupt us, and I have to find the answer by Saturday Is God good? More than two dozen thought it was pretty clever. A couple of night Otherwise. anomer promising graphics (640 x 200), a printer port. two SW' disk drives, and /ots of times. the rwo Biola fans wou\d drop the season will end abrupdyfor tM Tritons. built-in extras. A lot like the IBM - at less than a third of the cost Take a proJectors, fully automated. An original shoe and the crowd woukl ooh and and beaches and sunsets wiD become look at the Sanyo today; }<>u can't afford not to. score. A multi-Image look at the ahhh. One time. Goodman started imponant apin. meaning of history, faith and security. watching the shoe and lost the ball out TRITON HOOP-LAH: Biola i5 capable oj of bounds. The crowd went wild and playing very pltysically undtmtath tltt boards. r-----Just Look At These Fe.maresl------, john was livid." and MarshaU is cognilant oj thdr plus:Jive -****- Despite these tactics, UCSD still lost rebounding ratio. "They are big. probablY tltt • 128K IExpandible to 2S6KJ • RGB Color Monitor Port 20-12 and when the two te;\ms met the third biggest Uam In tht league (behind • Centronla Printer Port • Joystick Port follOwi ng year at Biola. the Eagles took Weslmont and UCSD. and will cause us MARCH 1- 3 revenge with an IB-point victory. This problems if wt don 'I rebound and crash Ihe • Dual SW' Drfves • 80 Column Display yea r. it looked like the Tritons would boards well ...... The Trilon coach also stressed • 640 J( 200 HI-Res Graphla • '6 Bit 8088 Processor finally redeem themselves in the Iht necessity oj UCSD extrcislng il offense REVI!Lt. CAFETERIA "Hac:k" T ...... s.a--. Mike • Software Included: MS-DOS, Wordstar, Spellstar, Infostar, Pavilion as they held what looked like correcl!>'. especially making good passes inside SWAMP commanding lead of 24-12 at halftime 10 forwards MI"e Dabasl/lsl!as and Mark Roy". AU_ P.U•• i.... Statietid.. Thurs., Fri., & Sat. at 8:30 pm Men'. A Basketball .,.".. AI .... eo.c.. To. Jo... (wit.. Mallmerge, Calcstar, and Sa~ BASIC. of the league opener. But in the final 20 Barreca and having them lOSS Ihe baU bach out ....), s.-tor Scott ...... Sat. s.cond showing. 10:15 minutes. the Eagles' hounding match·up JUst as Jast. Bloch ustd Ihis offense continlld'" In a 1IdRl8 I hat olarled oul ugly and ended up uglier. Swamp (5.0) emUarrasoed elewless Crew by ••c ore ol... _lIif>e zone. led by guard David Jones forced last year, staling Ihat if the ball is passed in alld lear" really ISn'l importanl. Aclually. ,I·, hard 10 say JUsl wlwl WiJI more embarrassing. Swamp', humiliallOn oIlhe Ust Price: 51399 UCSD mto committing second half bite" out quic"'y tnough. an outside Jumper Crew, or the Swamp coaches' lOla! dioIregard lor personal pnde and dtgnily. Adams' and Jones. relentIeM ripping 01 relet_. ollPCllinsl~. and even thllir own piaverl 011 lima 0IlIpWed; alter .. Cr_ ~ ~-Iy!IDI_ turnovers as Biola went on to win 65-57. will always bt a\Uifabie. Of courst. center _a GRAND OPENING SPECIAL: S1180 Save S2191 Ticket. on .....t ueo bOIl office wch a hac kina !cui, Jorw. screamed, '.gee., rol. p hom a chalnuw ,.,<1 hm8'" The onoLoughl became 100 much lor But even then, MlUShaD didn't believe O:lve McGuirt had problems ~i"8 tltat Crew co.och 0- T allner. w .... loward lhe end 0/ lhe oecond hall. more or leu aoked the reI lor two technicalloula *Grand Opening prices valid through March 15, 1984. that Biola was that good a team. saying offenst worIr, as hc hesitated Just long tIIough anddor..:tiono 10 the exit. But .'. not '-tlhelidolonelhowowr·lhIdowthe rNl circus which took plllceon the coun. at the time. 'We lost the game. they btJOrt pass/lltlte baU out Jor lite defense to Thee ..... took an _Iy 4-2 Iud, but co.och rolnor oIecteci not togolnlo lheatall. 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CA 93940 (408) RECEPTIONIST - On C // /// /////////// ////// /////////////// ////////// ' //////////////////// //// // /////////// ///////// ////// ~//~/ /////'/////// Sealors Notice .to Waren I 3~ off -y p.rc..... of 'I.N or more sentors lnterested in I All graduating commencement • We _0 laollOr _II w~ Vos.rt Parlor co_po... auditioning to be-:lrer map attend the ... per ceremony student ~~ lbursdaY March cMt... r PubBc speaklng WorkshO::~ Cafe (mcia. 711 I NOUI o".,.J lat. 6-8:30 pm in th~ Include all 1983-84 pds 1774 G.met A"•. P.cIfIc ..... :: w.e.>. Seniors =r85 pds. For adc:lltlOfIIII ~~ and Fall 1 tlon see the SENIOR ~~ . ~.!:a: late AprIl or call the RECYCLE ~~ I.ETrERActtfttleS OlBce at 452-6171. THE GUARDIAN "", ."-"'" : ... .., .. "' - i Nt Arts Magazine Serving the UCSD Community Vol. 5, No.8 Pmr. 1 , 1984; So lYaive! By RACHEL WIESE" If what you want Is a temporary return to the world of a child, then the rtafve Painting exhibit, at Mandeville Art friedrich Qerlllch Gallery through March 4, should provide you with a pleasurable afternoon of escape and Innocence. rtalve painting originated In ParIs In 1928 with the uhJbItion of various works by Douanler Henri Rousseau, unusual ftower pieces by Seraphine louis and ParIsian palaces and squares by louis Vlvln. Also exhibited were Bauchant's works of nature scenes and historical su~ects and paintings by Bombols of amusement parks and fairs. rtow, almost 60 )UI'S later, the naive painters, once referred to as "painters of the simple heart," are still exhibited and appreciated. The exhibit presently at Mandeville Art Gallery consists of 89 pl£ces of art work by II artists from the German federal Republic. These works, as wa-e the originals, are of a primitive nature. As In the art of the Middle Ages, these works do not use the technlquesofperspectfve, lighting or please tum tD page l -'. en 1616, and on the nnnor, In the noal village, IJIJIOUIICa which circulated throughout that he his kJUed bls tyrannical UCSD grads I'..ngIand Intbe 17th century, ofa father. His aet arouses Contents strawbenies forever "Popish Plot" by the Roman admJratlon rather than hClTOl' , give fareweD CAtholic awrch to dethrone the among the ylllagers. He Cover: The world of Naive IIrftIsh IIIOIIIKhy. lnunedtakl, becomes a hau. production DIrector Rob lSuncIy bellewa triumphing In town spuitmg The Magazine art comes to the Mandeville that this cbuIa 01 polltkallllCl games and winning the of the '805 Art Gallery with works from ., JOM I'OMIlEIlG aoclal IIIftIt In 17th century d'a:tkJn of the daughter 01 the Internationally acclaimed ManorIIbIg dtaIog. bIoddng Imope addraIu Issues preaent pub's JIIoprtd.ar. Unupeded fdltor artists. The show will be 1Ctton, CGIIItIucting adI IIId In the modem rallt1a rA cln:UIIIStaDceI callie the praise ANDRtw KlfLfR poIftlontng lights lit not the LebInon and rJ Salvador. for CIu1sty to become rtdk:uJe. A5sodMe Arts fdltor running through this Sunday u..1 thaD prqJectI 01 UC!D "This play ellDllna one's The YllIagers tum agmlllt him, JOHI'I/'Iff only. grlduate students. The actions In ~latlon to one's and he mldt race blt fate aJoae. Writers members of tbe 1984 words and Intentions," explains The target of Synge's 51" Is MIKf AHI'I , JAI'I IIRfS- graduating cluI 01 UCSO's Bundy. "otway 51)'1 that 1ft all the practice of accepting 1AUr:R. CHRISTOPHER CAl'IOLf, Grad dnuaa .. , , ...... page l JOAI'I roRSBr:RG. ROM HU. PI.s. ProtaItOlllJ Thaw Tnll"ng have an Idea of ouneJves and appearanc:a as reality. "1be HUrtT (Ganknlng). PAUL PI. The graduating students In the Program fmn the a:eptlon. our InterD, but he questions Importance of this play lies In JOI'IES, ClYDr:rtf I'IU Drama Dept have two productions These graduate student whether this Ida would sustain the recognltJon that how others in the making: Venice Preserved performers, directors and ItJdf In action If we were thrust perceive )'011 Is not whit matters and The Pt..gbog Of The Western dalgnas - ....:\. tbeIr Into a confused mlUeu Uke the In life: rather, It Is who )'DO World .....1 produc:t1c8 bdn wing world 01 Venice ~.. actulily IR that Is aucIaI In Hiilus is published every tbe UalJelllt, ~o seek • • • your growth an b..... beIIIg." Thur~IY or 11K xhool ~If u ~ Gnmmys . . . . , ...... , page 4 em..,.. ... pro'urfOllll In his comlc:al folktale, The uplalns director Lorna supplemut to thc UCSD Michael Jackson swept the UIaIa. 'I1IeJ wiD .... two n.JIbolI 0{ the Hatem World, CmlYeau. ·'S,.'s IIM'sv. Is GUAIIlM/'I. RcprodllCtlon Cl .. pia,. tile etanal JoliD PlllIngton Synge capbua . that If )'OU do not buy Into the without wrilltn ptrmission Of any Qrarnmy Awards this year and foe...... portion of this IIIIgIZIM is a !I& I1l8tus was standing by to get full .... IJr t.dIYIcI... 1dtutI&, the dream., failures and values and I..... that otba' no. We welcolllc unsolicited details and 0lIl" place ... 1OdetJ, n.. Otwa,., IataIItioa sla9ta tile _tors. 1'Ile triumphs 01 tile Irtsb peuutry people by to thrust upon JOU. If lelten. llllnuscripts and 1ftwortI. Tboma, Otwa,·. r.nlc. &rated, V.nlce ",..",.d ceabaI cbanIctI:r, .IIIreIr, .. IIYIng 011 the rugged DOI'tJiwat you can remain true to )'OUIIdf, but aSSUlnt no responsibility fOf 1ruervetI_ Joba ...... portnp an ladlyld.al', Everymln ngUle, Is tom cout 01 ftlancI at the tum of you will be 8troag enol. to the rdurn of such. Send Itn4IIk ID ...... duty and the century. 'I1IJs drama follows ftgllt the grip 01 bJPOCdtes IIId Infonnation to: 1'I:~'~'~p~'rit:a~ sr.'s IJIe "."". of the betIIeen .... pledge to tile mAWS ", .] n IMdI, coaspIracJ IDd his pa __te the development 01 a shy, develop Into I ualque, to prove that they aren't just la .." '~ nile faced ... ~16 . yJo11a lItaJdl 8-17 at tile UCSD 'IIIeMr:r ~ • MlllDblalti ID cInotIoa to .... wU!, BelYIdaI. IIIImft young I11III. controlled complet.ely he IadIYlc...... Ca. 92091 another ska band from 8rtt:a.ln 011 WIlDa "MIpuI. IIId to lcM. 1ht once tile daugbta' 01 I powaful by I domlneellng father and I • • • ""11 th~1 , the facl . J«kl Tbe Alana ...... ,.. 6 =IIcaIt c:ItJ 01 Yadc:c ...... tor. harsh eDYlronment, IS be • • • The Alarm gains further decayed lato I corrupt, otway baed this plly, becomes I stroag, self ror further InfornWIoI on IIIUecI u one 01 tile gratat popularity with their new album aecretlYe world In wilich written In UJ82, on SIInt-Ibl's conftcIent IadIYldual. both productions, call the fagll ... trIgedIa wdtteu sha COIIIpIratarl _ pIottilll to evadng In the pub, embarking hIstorIcIlncwel u 0NtluIII1I0II One local MIndeIl Wd&t Center ncket DecI8,.tion as welJ as the time of ShIkeIpeare, OM tIuow tile gcMIIIIIIent IIICI on a US tour with the Pretenders da ~ Contll L. VenLte 0IrIsty Mabon~ a JOUIl9 stringer omce. 452-4574. Bob'. Book Report ,.. 6 The em/Mlt JMna IWph I'Ipp will hold. fa thu frItMg Go.... _ as tile horror that It rally ... but .,.7 .t2 pm on the ,..", bttI.Deen U,. """ MId the Ifllln Ggm.lt rather IS a group 01 soldiers Is rumoml tlut o/1fcYU In the lIdminLstrltion 0{ UCSD a Naive Painting from many nations alllIIlIkd as well a numerolLS heIJtD of ~ will be ~nL If they wae on tile same skle. COIItJ.ued from .... 1 watercolor scenes of the Another Interesting natve shacUIlg, andlla rauIt. IR not countryside and of alaS nearby painter Is Henry Dteckmann, exact .....tions oIraUty. his 0IIIl home territory. Some 01 who, like Raffler and WIttIlch, At the SIDle time, It Is the his works which e uhlblted In also started to paint as a child, prlmltiYlsm, IS wdl as the use 01 the muaeum Ire "Man with He made picture books and sold bright colon. that makes the Dog." "Self Portrait with Painter them to proYide for his works SO appealing. In ~Pen" IncI "The Q'OWa aIst.ence. IUs rawrtte subjects The ~t malta of the of DIorns. the PIocIdng and the to palm were I'IIJal scenes from Plintlngs varies amOng the I'IageIlittoa of Qu1st." Perhaps his native counby, IICII'them dUl'erent artists wItb some one 01 bls most charming and CiennaDy. as well as scenes from scenes from biblical tales and appealing works In the I'rance. 1be only work elhlblted mythological adverature., JlllDdeYlUe Art OIlla)' Is 'The by DIeckmann Is his "I.e BIstro while other artists' works depict LeonarcU Proc:asIOli in BId de Hales," an 011 painting on a leisurely life In the city and In Tob." It Is especially appealing wooden paneL ThIs depkb a the c:ounby. All l'tllve art. because it depicts the ~ut) ti small cafe In wblcb tIM: everyday boweftf, Is CXJBaIIIed wItb the the COIIIItrJIIde with the IPaD ruml fnbItiIfaDti sean to be depiction 01 the bappIneIs 01 gJUI. the flea and a pmde of eqfoytng tbanselYa. What "'50 the put and tbejoyl oIeYe1lday people wbo appear to be c:humhIg about this peJtk:uIar life, with apedal coacem for the apyIng tbanldwa. It Is ... work Is that It CORYeYI the family. Thl. form of art, WI'J c:heafW, since It ... ~ _tter - one which oftaI shown with the wrong feeUag that one Is am ..., In a although uaraUstlc:. cannot be Plitad with ....,brlgbt colen ....Uy Is concailed .wI • ., couatry's nag In bind, lila the small cafe In Europe (prablbly COIISIckmI ID acape from that len'! to COIIYe)' the happy and battle acena. lie cloa. plcbft eatltlecI "BIttle ~," In rrance since tile people rality: rather, It was done u a IIId peac:eftd atDIcIIpbeR wldcb howeyer, paint pictures of wlalch shows soIcUas ofvarlous appear to be wearing baets IIld melDS of ~ ...tIon to "free surrounded the people of contemporary life, state natlons ..YIng .... as the)' go IR waJkIng on ClObbIutone energies both for the cIIIl, work Gamlay. receptions, parades and off to battle. Although this streets). Ind for the poIItIcIJ actlYlty." Another artist of Intaat Is women's tea parties. !be battle picture shows a battle scene, It ThIs elhlblt Is well worth One of the artists 01 spec ..1 Jf»tl WIttlIc:h who, like RIfIIer, scenes that WlttIkh depicts e Is still an appealing painting. attending. G11lery boen are 12 note Is l1u RIftler who, since hal painted since dIlldllood. His not nece ....rlly blstorlcally clone In bright mIs. gruns IncI to 5 pm every da, ucept his clays U I cblld, his peIntecI pal.... are of I dUl'erent ICClDte, since the soldiers e ,.ellows: It does not depict war MkMIda~ - UCSD EvenlS Office presents GABRIELI STRING QUARTET 1 9 .8 3 8 4 SEA SON Mill1ddl Weiss Center .md UCSD The.nrc MOZART: QUARTET IN D MAJOR. K.i99 directed by Eric Christmas Love's Labour's Lost JANACEK: QUARTET NO.2 ("INTIMATE PAGES") - ".1(lIlfijU/ nJlIIl.'dy (~ . /(J\'l' (llId /iji: - SCHUBERT: QUARTET IN G Mt\lOR. OPUS 161 Febauary 16 - 19, 23 - 26, 29 - March 3 TIcJn On ~ Now' THE GABRIEU is one of England's most renowned qullftels. ---WINTER REPERTORY--- They are currently ~sident quanel oil Essex University where Vmice Preserved Ihey have established a series of concens and a chamber Thmll(ls Olwuy'S RI'Slt!ralum Imgcdy (~ ptlWl:r (lIld Il(ISSI(I/l music course which auracl students from all over 1M world. March 8, 10, 1.. and 16 "An l'XpaIlSM' and rap' !Yrifism I hawn'l htard equalled." H... F....., The Playboy of the Western World March 3, Satunlay, 8 p.m, An IIls/'irmg Iris/, .l1l/kl"/1' /Iy).M. Synge Mandeville Auditorium March 9, II, 15 and 17 VCSD St. 55,'0, GA 512.00 Tickets on Sale 20t CaU 452-4574 UCSD Box 0IIice 6r TicketroD: 451-4559 ___...J March I, 1984 ",."" 3 four OIammys In the clulk:al most WIS hJs award ... I!1. u -, Ifs a 'Thriller' as Michael Jackson category whlcb 91va him a the beat cblkftn's mxH'd. "Of m:onI 15 victclria. all tile aWllds I've won, I'm mOlt Pat Benatar won best fanaIe proud 01 this one. It wasn't III 'Don Giovanni' misses sweeps through Grammy Awards rock yocallst tor the fourth album just ... children. It was stnlght year, and George for evayone." By JAIIIf.S MIIII rArr Beman collected h15 eighth It was a somewhat ftltlng One would be surprised to production that Is altogether nlce touch, and would be an Just as he did a few months Grammy for best pop twist of rate that Michael ftnd out that an opera company weak, unless one goes to the etrectlve accent, but as the back at the American Music Inttnrmental. One artist who Jackson's greatest nJght would capable of putting on so nearly trouble and upense of complete setting It Is Awards, Michael Jackson was overdue was Herbie come at the Shrine Auditorium, perfect a production u, ay, collecting an operatic' oppressive and after some tlme dominated the 26th Annual Hancock who won best HaB the ame venue what he bad anderdl& th15 season could superstar. Kalla IUcclarelll did it a little dull. The bm stage Grammy Awards, or what some Instrumental for his song almost his worst, It was here collapse back Into IncUfference, last week with Ann. Bole".. surrounded by gleaming metal were calling "The Michael "Rockft." It was his ftnt ylctory that he sulfa'ed his now-famous and one would receive a painful Although he makes a dashJng mUes Don GJovannl a bird In a Jackson Awards," Tuesday night In 20 yars of making music. accldem while nlmlng a repsl shock at ftndlng out that Don Glorannl, half a head gJlded cage. In Los Angeles. While breakfng Paul Simon's commercial, the same one that someone tram the UnlYe!Jfty of greater In stature and yoJce than The backdrop 15 an aaial Ylew It did not come as a surprise record of seven awards, Jackson aired during the ~hour california (altbough admittedly the rest of the cast. Plchael or the city ofSevUle, although It that Jackson won a record eight saJd the one that mant the telecast. from the Berkeley branch) was Devlln cannot quite manage the appears at ftnt to be one of Grammys, since his Thriller the means ... It. Yet one will same. Richard McKee (Don those wall sculptures of glued album has sold over 27 million realft such a shock (and I cUd) MagnJnco In andete''') and blocks so popular In the ·70s. copies and has reigned atop on going to the San Diego MelanIe Sonnenberg 91ft their Uke thOle wall sculptures, It Billboard's chart for .51 weeks Open's Don Ololl.nnl, best uslstance In comic roles. distracts but does not and produced seven top-ten currently at the Clvlc 11Iata. but the combined d'orts of the enlighten. singles, all record-setting 11IJa 15 not a dllcouraganem to tJuu aUt does not give a 1be aerial view of Seville marks. buzz dowD of an evalng to view cohesift eJCdlence to the actually plays a part In the plot The 25-year-old superstar tbe phenomenon (at $7 opeD or even serve as a later, as does an italian cypress also received a record "12 DdDbnum). tor It Is good c:aUrpjece. tru. 'nIe modan tendenc:y of nominations and had a shot at entatainmeIIt. but It does not Tbe pbJlk:al production was opera producers seems to be to ten awards. (He competed come together to be grata proyjded by the SIn PrancJ5co get rid of old·'lsbJoned against h Imsel f In two with epaulettes and dark gil.., American audience and addecL than the sum of Its eJUllent Opal. the sIngen used to fill encumbrances like ghosts. categories.) The Police and single white glove on his "You've got taite, style IIld you parts u we •• In Ondelell& the COIbaa, bavtna been Unfortaately, the supemabual restrained him from completing right hand he was hardly the know a good drafJ queen when QrIItopber Keene (whowu. bJOugbt I'raIIl rutber afield. Had Is a grat badltlon In opera. Don Total Madness the sweep by grabbing best pop fashion star of the show. Sblge:r you see one. 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It Is supported In part by call from Beethoven and Gunther the Cochnne ~bltlon !'und, Naomi Mitcbison Schuller at concerts In UCSO's The La Jolla Museum of Mandeville Auditorium, David Cont£mporary Art Is located at The Alarm By KOllEin' ~0ftE Chue will lead the chorus. 700 I'rospcct Street In La Jolla, Since naomi Haldane cIowJt.tHarth quality of the Iy LVICZ KIUWID soloists and orchestra In a Hours are 10 am - 5 pm Tuesday Mitcbllon happens to be a writing. continues throughout performance of Beethoven's through frtcllyand 12:lO· 5 pm Dec,.,.lIon. the ftrst full Regents « Meet the HP ISO Touchscreen PMonaI Co~r - the easiest-to-leam. easiest-tx:HJse personal computer available today. Touch. It makes sense. To CIRCLE THE WORLD operacr a personal ~ by ~ touching the screen. \Xhlether you're IT10IIIng a paragraph with the word processor or ~ating a graph, }OU just 30 college/ universiry students, drawn from across the United touch the screen. No complicated c:ommands. 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