AS Government Deposed by .Right-Wing Coup

Cor/ N.iburger As military tanks, supplied to the insurgents by a grant from suspicious character who should b ob erved clo ely." he said City Editor the Campus Studies Institute pulled onto Revelle Plaza. Jack that the junta should "cut the crap." Douglas pronounced himself provisional Chairman of the No word was available from the Third College A mbly. as The AS Council was toppled by a military coup at 2:30 Academic Senate and asked insurgent troups to eize all enate it had voted to exclude all reporter from its meeting other yesterday afternoon as Generalissimo Jim Sills led a junta to files. than repre entatives of DIMENSIO N and Fred Schwarz's insta ll Karl Keating as puppet dictator of the Associated Chri lian Anti-Communist Cru ade. Reporter were informed. tudents. As ousted President Mike I " Heavv" ) Palcic and When inlormed of Douglas' move . deposed Senate Chairl)1an however. that this step wa taken to maintain th image that surviving members of the AS Council fled ' to establish a Gabriel Jackson told the TRITON TIMES he intended to ask the college is being given a bad press. government in exile at Mesa College. Keating declared martial for the creation of an ad hoc committee to study the situation law . established an 8:30 p.m. to 7:00 a.m. curfew for resident and report back in two months. Acting Chancellor Herbert The coup was short lived . however. a by 4:00 it had been students. and abolished cooed room visitation. York told reporters he was entirely unaware of the toppled by the combined forces of Diddo Clark. the Yippies. Press censorship was immediately imposed by fiat. and all situation.and in any case had " no comment" on the matter. and the Anomal~' Factory. Commanding her troop from her ca mpus media other than DIME:\SIO:'<. which was declared psychedelically painted unicycle . Diddo shouted " hooray for the only official government organ. were ordered to cease our side" as her forces bore down on the retreating in urgents. Reve lle Provost Paul Saltman pointed out that the crisis publication. All Communications Board funds were confiscated apparently affected neither the colleges nor undergraduate Once restored to office. Palcic denied to reporter that to permit DIME:'n general university on the San Diego Campus. AS Bus Line Starts Monday 'Coast Cru iser' Bus service between UCSD AS Commi sioner of Student sugge ts that .. in the long and Solana Beach, sponsored Welfare Steve Pomeroy, who run".the need for parking lots Bus Schedule by AS , will begin service was responsible for planning would b lessened".Acres of Monday morning . Dubbed the the service, cited ecology and land p(eviously de tined for Southbound runs leave Cliff asphalt coating would remam Street and Highway 101 in "Coast Cruiser", the white bus concern for the environment as bearing a blue stripe and the two reasons for u ing the bu . In their natural tate." Solana Beach at 7: 20, 8: 20 and The "Coast Crui er" Will b 9:20 in the morning and 4:40 , words .. ni er ity of Considering the co t of Ca lifornia " will make its operating a car, he ay , operallng on a trial basi thi 5: 40 and 6: 40 in the Afternoon. quarter , according to orthbound runs leave rey inaugural run leaving Cliff "there's insurance for one Street at 7:20 a.m. for Urey thing, and these day that' up Pomeroy. . 'Th chedul and Hall at UCSD at 4:10, 5:10 and tops will b am nded from 6: 10 in the Afternoon . Hall , with stops along Highwa y around 200 a year. In addition, 101 , oa t Blvd ., and Camino a campu parking p rmit is lime to lime according to The bus will stop at: ugge tion ," he aid , adding -Urey Hall (UC D) Del Mar. around 0 a year. The e two items total about 5 a week . that information i available by -Fourth St. and Camino Del Il will make two more calling 453-EDNA . Mar The fare on the bus is 25 cent morning run at hour interval , each way or only 2.50 a week . Pomeroy conclude, " hop on - inth St. and amino Del leaving Iiff at 8: 20 and 9: 20. the bu in the morning and b Mar Afternoon run will leave rey In addition, Pomeroy notes, a ured of arriving at choolon - Fifteenth St. and Camino Hall at UO. 5: 10 and 6: 10. "One well-maintained bu will lim . The cruis r i af and Del Mar harging a 25 cent fare, th bu pollute the air far Ie than 20 warm ; th Wind , rain, and -Coa t Blvd . and Twentl th will complete a one-way trip in or 30 car who e driver zoom other danger of th op n road I. one-half hour . up Torr Pin Hill." H al 0 won 't reach you th re ," - Twenty-fifth St. and amino Del lar - Via de la Valle and Hwy. 101 - Dahlia Dr. (Bank of MD on Call After Hours America J and Hwy. 101 - Lorna ta o F (Plaza l.J and Hwy. lOl at 4S3-EDNA These TORREY PINES were liberated from Torrey Pines - liff t. and Hwy 101 late Park by UCSD groundsmen assigned to landscape Muir Th far I 25 ents 1n act Coil ge "by any means nece sary." Tbe trees will be planted In change. Th driver will carry two week , "after w see wblcb of tbem croak," according to a n chang . ground keeper. Tbe proleterlan worker explained that ooly one Th route and ' hedule will Petitions for AS Elections Available In four transplanted Torrey Pines urvlves the first two weeks, on tantly r . valuat d. The '\a nd we wouldn't want to plant any dead trees." More trees will dflv r will acc pt written be dug up from the State Park, depeudln& on bow many of the ugge tion to improv th at AS Office, 250 Matthews fir t bunch die. rvic . ~:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;::,:;::,:;:;:;:;:;:-:.:,:,:-:,:,:,:':':':':':':':':':':1;~: . •. ~l~' Military Junta. . . jjj: Giant Treasure Hunt with Porposises A N :~: (continued from page~ ) ::~ DOCTOR IN ~ ~ ::: A belated April Fool. We apologize to all mentioned in the :::: Scheduled For Students At Sea World ::: banner story on page one for any bruised egos and assure th em :::: Sa turday April3 S-Il midnight. :;:the article was published with th e best of intenti ons. :::; purilier from Culligan Soft Water Service All students. faculty. staff. their Iriends and ::: The caption on the Muir landscaping picture was the :::: and \\ ater Conditioning lamilie are invited. F?u r IO-Ioot brol-.en-in paddleboards courtesy THE HOUSE? ::: nefarious work of our fun -loving photo editor John Zaller. The :::: L50 per perso n ::: trees are not torrey pines. although John still has serious :::: of the . CSO Ph YSical Education OeDt. Co t Includes the Io llowing : DrlDklllg Water courtesy of Arrowhead Pun ­ ::: misgi"ing as to whether they will survive . Our best wishe to :::: adl11i ·sion for one to Sea World t~s . Sparklett" Drinking \rater ·o rp .. and ~~~th e gardeners. ~~~: Free tran ·porta tion down and back Gold en Arrow Springs I\"ater ::~:::: ;::::::: :: ;:;::::: ;:::;:;: ::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:; :.:.:.:.:.:.:.:::.:::::::;:;:::::::::.:.:::.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.: .:.:.:.: ::~ IIhe buses will leave the P.E. parking lot at Five Iree Iish and chip dinner I rom H. Sa lt i : 15 and i :45 for Sea World I EsqUire Fish and Chip Free parking lor private cars T~"o Iree pa ses to ea World coune y 01 Jav Free ride on th e PSA Sk" Tower and ky \\ II son. speCial e'·ent director. . No University Hospital Ride . Three an Diego Harbor Excursion on All ex hibit · will be open and all shows will be Broadwa\" Pier administrator says no to sc heduled so everyone will ha\·e a chance to Lobster dinner lor two at Oceanlresh in La see all of them . Jolla out, but nobody Trea ·ure Hunt lull of surprises. u torn-made bik ini from Boutique A Go Go helping (jrand Prize DlnnN for t\\"o Irom the me nu at the Atlanti says yes either. 8-loot round water bed. 250-gallon ca padtv Restaurant. . donated b ~ the :\a LUra l Environment I Wate·r Tl cket~---are alailabJe at the lollowing Hole I locations: Free boat trips to Los Coronados. dive trip if Ph ~· Ical Education Dept. \"ou are a di ve r. dona ted bl' The Hu stler Revelle Plaza Medicine is already working in a clinic in San Y idro . In ·Free boat trip lor two to Los Coronados . dive [n Iront 01 the Matthew ;, Bookstore addition . Community Medicine plans to develop a clinic in trip il ~ou are a diver. donated b\' Di\'ing (jre\· Hall Box II ice southea st San Diego. says Stokes. Cha rters. In c. . \oon daih b\ the ea st ide 01 the :'Iluir When asked b\' the TRITO\" TIMES about an appeal from Water Filter I flavor guard I. I:ompact water Commons. the B.A. Free Cii nic for support. Dr . Stokes gave thi reply : ---,----_y ..... It _ ..."" ,------·· Dick Wei s ha s never formally or informally a ked fori If '" Ire i.t.,.stt4 ill _tor (,d.s help .. · l.n_1 , therapeutic Rap session on suicide taking place on tbe clinic water bed. WI ntH • (empus rIp. '"- TRITO:" TIMES asked Weiss if a communication gap exists between the U 'S O med school and the B.A. Free WATERBEDS YR' lieu! 004 .., ,,,," .~.. Is ~, .... J Z~1tI'''eo1i Two of Sea World's porpoises entertain UCSD students. Clilll c III rega rd to the needs 01 the laller . Wei ss replied Ihat .... " ..fits! .. ,.. Department of Public Similar experiences are in store for tho se planning to attend Opened iust two months ·· it i not a lack 01 communication . Ever~' one just wants to ~~~~ ¥ :~~b No phone (oils wait.· · Stop in and see John 2S( BEER UCSD Sea World Night, tomorrow from 8 to midn ig ht. ago, the Beach Area Free Health, and the County Weiss has approached admini trators at Universit\' AIR FIlAMt:: Admission is $%.50 and includes free transportation and free Hos pital as well as adm inistrators at the UCSO med school. KING 00 entertainment rides. Clinic serves up to eighty Medical Society. Clinic of­ SIZE 555 ?AC1r.C ··:\obody say ·no to helping us" states Weiss. ··but n obod~· __I , ...... 51", sav ·\,e ... nightly patients a night from its ficials are worried, YAM~KJl. ~1eanwhile . the B.A. Free linic continu e to meet The Waterbele Silverado & Fay however, that the summer comm unity need . In addition to aving lives. the cli nic can ...... 4212 1551 ••r •• t IV' location at 3705 Mission Rf50 Ilrcej"ln f.'s L .. & Foreign al 0 ·· break the hain 01 infection ·· sal's We is . An 210-261 1 II C8feoo ...... Icific ""ch 411·1555 La Jolla paperback. Blvd. It has the support of influx of ·young people illu trallon is a recent case 01 spinal meOIngiti . The pati nt ··_···------01 p sych o IOK". bf>comin~ wa ru h d to Uni verS ity Ho pi tal for tr aunent. and iUUf.t. phi/oJoph\ maKa:in~s ch ild re n ', book. pOSlers the San Diego Police, the may overtax their services. reco rd5 fiction. po.,r~· earth d.lip;ht If it hadn't been for the water, jO\' Barbara Simon Over ixt y Doctors Volunteer Time Competent legal advice is Staff Writer Th medical clinic director. Dr. Don Weiss. i in charge of ··UC O. plea e help u ... begs Dick Wei s. director of the the emergency room at lairemont Hospita l. Dr. Paul offered: "We are defined well have been just another pretty face. Beach Area Free Iinic in an interview with the TRlTO\" Brenner. who works at Uni v r ity Ho piwl and at a private practice in NorthCountl·. heads the OB-GY:\ unit at the B.A. TIME . by what problems come All services at the clinic are volunteer and expenses are Free clinic . Over sixty pri\'ate doctors in th beach area have \'olunteered thei r ume. accordi ng to Dick Wei s. covered b~· donations. Weiss bel ie ves thaI UCS D ca n support to the door." EARTH.SONG Although the B.A. Free linic i ··essentia lly a medical the cli ni c in other ways than Just linancialcontribution . BOOK STORE For example. Weiss a retired \"avy Comma nd er. would ervice. we ha ve teleph one workers keep aware that there may be problems oth er than medical.· · says Weis . Social twenty of his friends were located and gi ve n medication to like to see UC doctors who are willing to volun teer time at 1440,camino del Mar Del Ma, 755-4254 the clinic. actuallv do o. He explains that at the pre ent services are a\'all able Irom one to eleven p.m. every day. preve nt spread of the disease. time. uni vers it~· ·m al -practice insurance doe not cover Four teams. each headed by a psychiatrist do the social $haring is beauti ful but not when you have a involvement with the oIinic . Only doctors who have private work . An attorney and two law students give free legal communicable disease., reads one poster in the clin ic insurance feel safe to practi ce at the clinic. although no advice ever:- evening. • waiting room . Sixty percent of the clinic patients have been The privacy of all patients is protected say Wei ss . treated for some type of venereal disease and another Eve ryone who enters th e clinic for care i given a number. twenty percent for hepatiti s. tates Weiss. ·Diagnosing a patient for and co nfidential files are locked . Love Goes With Medication Six months of planning were und ertaken in th e beach area ·· We dispense lo ve along with medica ti on.. · says Weiss. A meningitis, the clinic to determine community needs before the clinic opened . small sign on the desk in the front waiting room tells :\ew ervices are planned as the need arises. One new patients: smile, we love you. located 20 friends "to service being arranged I a crash pad for drug The atmosphere ins id e the clinic is friendly. ca ual. and detoxification. ·· We are delined by what problems co me in family-like. A large donated waterbed provide s comforta ble break the chain of the door .. · sa'·s Stewart Shaw. one of the clinic and communal seating in the main waiting room . coordinators. . Couches line the two walls in the Iront room . One gir l who infection" Shaw makes clear the fact that motives for establishing works at the reception desk comes in several times a week the clinic are not politica l. We are ·· not anti­ to help. She says that the clinic ·· is like my cond home. mal-practice charges have been mad e as of yet. esta blishm ent. ·· he declare : ·· we just know that our mavbe mv Iir st.·· Weiss wan ts letters of support from UCS D Med ica l School services are needed .·· T·he voiunteers continue at the clinic because they enj ov departments. Health Sciences Planning Ollicer at the Clinic Has Strong Establishment Bias working with patient . One woman who works in the The B.A . Free Clinic is unique in that it has such a strong crowded clinic lab. whi ch also serves as the pharmacy and ;\1edlcal School. Dr. Ruth Covell . sa~· s that arranging an insurance policy lor mal-practice at the B.A. Free Cli nic ·· establi shment·· bia . haw elaborates. upp ort for the emergenc:- room . is indistinguishable Irom th patients .• he clinic comes from the Publi c Hea lth Department. th e San take more than a leller 01 upport. She explains that an works during the day at Scripp Hospital as a medical arrangement imiler to thaI between the Cnsls Cen ter in Diego Co unt~· Medical Societ~·. local uni versi tities I . 01 technologist. - San Diego and UC 0 is necessary. San Diego law students I and the San Diego Police. Since the medical clinic ex panded Irom three to six A letter of support Irom an Individual department is A board 01 eleven comm uni Lv memb rs and ten interested evenings. there ha been a shortage of lab technologists. he Citizens and professional m from the loca l com munit~ adequate to cover mal-practice at the B A. Free Iilll c lor it ays. Conseq uentl y. she co mes in every evening to insure plan polic~· and direct the development of the clinic. The participant of tha t department . One example is the UCSD that services to patients will be adequate. Department of P ychiatry which ha written a lormalletter idea for a commu nit\· fl·ee clini c came trom Dick Weiss. Di ek Wels and coordinator Stewart Shaw mention that whose son gradu ated ·1rom UCS D and now attend tanford they are preparing for the ummer when the bea ch area will to Dr. Moore . dir !ctor of Uni\ e rsl\~· Hospital. The letter exp a(ns that member of the d partment will i\1edical Schoo l. be flooded with ,·oung people. The ~ hope to provide services \\ eiss relates that he vi ited th e I ree clinic whi ch is recel\·e credit 1"1 tim pent working with th B.A. Free as a free emplo~·me nt age n c~·. Food and clothing will al 0 be operat d by the Stanlord Med Sc huol in Redwood City. He 01 link'. Dick \\"el:,s a~·s that the members 01 the department available as donations both are com ing into the clinic. are now co\·erpc lor mal-pra cllce at the clinic ·· The letter lound the dilllc \'ery exciting. and sa~· s that the m di cal IUd nts were ··turned on· · b,· their involl·em nt. doe 'n·t guarante,> (hal [If'opl ...· ill help "· sa~ s \\"el s . Since his ViSil to RedWood itl·. Wei s conclude· that a Dr L WI Jud I. \"I ce-chairman 01 the Uept vi r :;:;ChI3 1ry univerSity hould take an ac tive part III developlllg free wa<; co nta l' tcd t\ th e TRITO:\ TIMES lor ciaritication 01 hi s Im·ollemenl · Ifith the B .\ . Free IlIIic . Alt hough hi clin iCS. p cil lcally. h leel that"CCSD would benelit from invol\"ement in the B A. Free Clinic which IS within department i i lttres ted in undertaking a surve~ · 01 drug UnlV r it~' jurisd iction. ··1 can·t understand why D has probl ms 111 th ,an Di ego area. Judd does not see the CIIIllC not become invo lved.· Weiss a~·s . as a po ·ibl set 109. Chairman 01 Coml11un it ~· Medicine at C D. Dr. Jo eph Wei s hopes tnat the P ~"Chiatr~· D pt will u th B.A Free lillie lacilitl as a s 'lling lor th sun·cy as well as Stokes. gives · veral r asons for lack of involvement in a lor proj cts with drug pati nt . The clinic now prOVides aid bn I interview With th e TR ITO:\ TIM~ S . Dr . Stokes b lieve the Ii rst reason is th at pati nts have be n attra ted I \f nlf ~1"'\1""hllf \ tor drug probl 111 in 111 dlcal. social. a nd I gal servi e ·. ACcordin to \\ I . a dramatic service OCCUlT d ' vera I to the B. Free Clilllc beca u e it is ·· non·establi hrncnt.'· We found this old tray in the attic the other day. It's one of those things that SAN DIEGO COMMUNITY weeks ago when the li le ol a drug o\·erdo patient wa and that IIIsututlonal IOvolv m nt of th Uni v rsit\" would br ing su plcion of auth rll~·. Therefo re co nciud s Dr. make you wonder how you ever managed to get where you are. We have to give full credit sa\·ed b~ · ei1lergenc~ · trealm nt. Stok . iOl olvement should take the form 01 indi vidual CONCOURSE Medical r\"le aI"(' a.allable at the B.A Free Cl ini c to our water: the naturally-perfect brewing water of 'TUmwater, Washington. *. FRI. APRil 9th, 8P.M. * Irolll ven to leven p.m. unda v throug h Friday. \\"els etfort. independ nt of CS D IIIstitullonal ·upporl. casual concert $3.50 balcony. $175 main floor Clinic in an Ysidro and Another Planned We certainly didn't get where we are because of our hard·hitting advertising tray sa,· that th doctors ta'· until all Datients rece ive care. An metro agencies & concourse bo~ office Another reason Dr. tokes gives for hold Ing back average 01 eight~· patients many of them UCS D Iud nts are titket1 .50( more show day. invol\·ement with the B.A. Free linie is that ornrnunit~· top in and help UI celebrate 75 Yea rP in the 811mI' Localion. Ol ympia Brewing mpanY,Tumwaler,Wash. 8 to 4:30 every day. 'Oly' treated e\'er~· night. ,. 2 TrifN n_ A"f 2, rf" ., Why Draft Repeal? tilUes Muchachitos Orientados LETTER Watson Refuses Tribune Inqu iry trit SUBJECT: Poll of Faculty Opinion on Third College University of California, San Diego A Draft Counselor's Point of View Thanks Sills Mr. Allan Merridew, a reporter for The San Diego La Jolla, California 92037 Dave Neptune . San Diego State College Draft Counselor Evening Tribune, is presently conductinc a poll of the (714) 453-2000, ext. 1016, Advertising ext. 1017 a Saber Comunicarse Y Amar From the per~pecllve of a They see the gove~nment. as the lives ot young men the draft Dear Editor: faculty of UCSD to determine their opinion of Third Haywood Gammon, Ed itor-in-Chief Jeff Fried, Business Manager dratt counselor Ilhl) has talked experIenced In their co nta cts ha s. It is often dramatically We wish to thank Jim Sills College in preparation for a series of articles. As - with hundreds of young men with the draf~ . as a n demonstrated when a you ng for writing hi s elucidative Provost of Third College, I have refused to cooperate Javier Correa Shiela Merrill Rosalia Uuhlbach la cmg the draft. I d Itke to Impersonal. capricIOu s. untalr. man. ror some reason . is free article about Diddo Clark . He with the poll because (1) the idea originates from a The editorials ..p r.ssed below or. :fprov. d by the TRITON TIMES Editorial Board. All other opinions present some of their pOints of unfeeling I'orce compelling of the draft - even temporarilv has thoroughly convinced us •• pr. seed on this page are those the authors whose names appear in the bylines, and do not perspective that considers Third College to be contro­ the number of student instructors has doubled view and reasons for draft them to do something they not - and the tremendou burden that Diddo Clark should be AS nec.ssarily r.flect the vie ws of the TRITON TIMES. Anyone d.siring to submit mat.riol to be published in A recent survey showed there are minority versial news fodder rather than an educational in­ group children (a pproximately fifty-five) in La and the number of children has increased from repeal coming from the e o~ly find di tastelul and that has bee n upon him President. It was thoroughly this Mctian should ..nd it to the Ed itorial Director, TRITON TIMES, 117 Bloke Hall, UCSD. fair and unprej udi ced . stitution ; (2) the poll would be heavily weighted with Jolla who have been deprived of valuable pre­ approximately twenty to ixty-one. These experiences. dIsrupti ve. but they lind the suddenl\' lifts' Often he then negative questions; and (3) the running of this poll school experiences. These children have no idea Most ot the young men who whol system and its proce es suddenl~' realize how much his Tioga Hall J House children come from di [ferent commun i ties of implicitly assumes that a rational evaluation of Third of what school is like and unless they can get San Diego, mainly from La Jolla, San Ysidro, come in lor draft counseling going again t their deeply- life had' been dominaled b\' an Ken Frankel, Frances Jenkins, College can be based on a multiple-choice ques­ Campus Studies pre-school experiences, they will be behind and Solana Beach. Also, just recently we hold thaL Ireedom to o~ga ni. ze held feelings and beliel about over-riding pressure of a Philips Carver, Teresa tionnaire. their peers when they start elementary school. managed to become a registered student their lives as they see ht IS lor lreedom and dignity and the formles spectator that seemed Gonzales, Toby Raphael, policies as confidential as possi ble. The Campus Studies Institute has a These children are from low income families organization. M.O.S.C.A. with the hope of them stronger th~n their duty ultimate worth 01' each to threaten and determine hi s andra Tom , Kareem Malek On March 31 , the Third College faculty and staff voted perfect right to function as it has been They explain their position by cl aiming where learning experiences and stimuli such as receiving financial ssistance from the 10 the s tat e- /lartlcul~l'ly when indiVidual. The draft - in this entire existence. Kaddah, Cynthia L. Moore, not to participate in the poll. As in the past, we stand ready to cooperate full y with doing, provided that it does not violate that their identity is irrelevant to their books , puzzles, and other educational toys are University. Donations from the students and thel' see that . duty tied to process of forCing a registrant Overdrawn? :\0. [don't think Jonathan Brown , Peter Jach, the law and provided that it uses ideas. However, they apparently do not not affordable. Also, they often come from instructors themselves have constituted the what they feel IS a senseless into conflict with this 0 - not I'or a large number of Di ck Harrol, Diddo Clark, Fred the sound efforts of the Press to inform the public of money donated to it for the purposes apply th is philosophy when they quote large families where both parents have to work . only source of money so far . If we could receive war. they leel deeply that the governmental ystem - ha s men who come in to eek D. Henderson, Terri Dietz, Ana Third College. Joseph W. Watson Nogales, Ruth Baily, Roxanne claimed. We do not know whether the others in their leaflets. Consequently the children lack the personal more financial assistance the program could drall IS In vo luntary servllude- tended to disillusion you ng men information a nd counseling Provost attention and the adult guidance needed to run more effectively. 1'I01aLl~g th ~ l~th Amendment and their feelings about the about the dratt. Gilla py, Jim Charley, Kristie organization lives up to these prin­ We argue not that ideas should be Hoyt, Debbie Ohsiek. Patricia judged by the character of their develop the verbal skills upon which learning is Also we are now faced with a new problem. to theConstllutlon. trustworthiness of the F'rom the poin t 01 view of one ciples since th'ey will not provide us The students leel that they establt hment and ha caused dratt coun selor - even if the Bennett. with the pertinent information. proponents, but that people who are based . Children from Spanish speaking families Before our increase in the number of children. are especially handicapped by their lack of we were able to take the children on field trips: should be allowed to take.out a large . numbers to become reasons are taken just I rom However, we are obliged to assume unwilling to be identified with their year to travel or work II they rad ica lized and embittered. experience in working with familiarity with English. to Sea World ; to the Fair in Del Mar ; and to the 24 Hour Service 295-1787 REVELLE SUND RY STORE that they do abide by them . own views cannot think much of them. To deal with this about a year ago. a once-a­ Zoo. These are places where most of the want to, rather than be forced Are young men worried about young men in . thi s wa y - the We must observe, on the other hand, If members of Campus Studies In ­ week bilingual program, known as the Chicanito children would not have had the opportunity to to keep In school to al'old being the draft? Yes~ To the point of human pri ce 01 co mpul sion and HOURS that acting within their rights does not stitute really want to communicate program at the time, was started by a small see for the reasons mentioned before. Now, dralted- whlch IS . a poor not being able to sLU d~ ' or plan di sruption that young m n are PR ECISE INCOME TAX mean they are effective or beneficial. with people as human beings, they group of UCSD students. The purpose of the since we are not able to take them on any field mOlll'a ll?n lor learmng-to say ahead or make decisions. called upon to pa y i lar too the least. " Ulcer and nervou disorder great. and should not be MON thru FRIDAY 8:30-7:00 PM Despite claims based on a very poor m ight consider identifying themselves program ha been to prepare children from trips because of lack of funds , we are obliged to Ours is the best! The reasons lor ~olng Into th~ among dralt-age young men allowed to continu e. Our young survey, we have strong doubts as flesh and blood, and not a faceless Spanish speaking homes to enter kindergarten remain in one place. The building of Pepper Your home or our office. SATURDAY 10:00-2:00 PM and elementary school, with the knowledge and Canyon School was the only place we found draltbecause " I~ I eX'pe~.ted cau:ed Irom worry over the men deserve a gOl'ernment regarding whether Campus Studies computer pouring forth an endless and eve rybody s gOing no dralt are not all that unusual. It whi ch is sensitive to their really exerts a positive influence on stream of pamphlets. experience necessary for them to compete on suitable for our needs. Our new problem is that Special attentio n to students and longer hold for young men who is remarkable and trightening rights and thei r statu ' as lree foculty. Guoronteed to sove you CHECK CASHING HOURS In conclusion, we wish to assert that the same lavel as their peers. Hence. there is an the building has to meet certain standards of anyone. Their mailings may appeal to attempt to make the children aware of what will building safety. Hence, repairs have to be. lodal tend more to think tor - the degree 01 co ntrol over men - and thi kind 01 money, Blue Chip Stomp,. Com. people who agree with them in the first although we editorially disagree with be expected of them upon entering the formal made within a short period of time. To make themselves and demand to gO l'ernment will lind men petent, professio nal, accurate. MON thru FRIDAY 11 :00-3:00 place. They are unlikely to change any many of their policies, the article educational system. And, most important the such repair , approximately 500 are needed. hal'e more to say about what COMMUNITY BLOOD BANK responding Ireely to its needs minds. appearing in last iss ue of the TRITON program tries to make them familiar enough We are not sure that the University will the~ ' do and how they do It. The - without the draft. The mailings do point out that lef­ TIMES was not an attempt to berate or with the Engli h langu age so that they are not coo perate in this short period of time. Thus, we dra lt has lorced at lea st 30.000 327 F st. ~ I'oung men into ex ile and I,.••••••••• .;; ••••••••• injure Campus Studies Institute. We do behind when they beg in . are asking for donations. If anyone would like to tists, among other people make hundreds into jail lor their Dunng this year, the program, now known as donate for thi purpose. plea email unreasonable statements sometimes. regret that because representatives of refusal to be dralted and to be "ONE OF THE YEAR'S 1 0 BEST !" THIS WEEKEND AT THE COFFEE HUT M.O.S.C.A. I Muchachitos Orientados a Saber contribution to M.? .S. .A.. 1438 Chalcedony St. Many of Campus Studies suggestions CSI would not meet with our reporter part 01 a system which viola te s Comunicarse y Amar) , has proven successful. PAYS DONORS - N.Y. TIMES are more than a little far-fetched (we we were unable to answer many San Diego . ClIlif .. 92 lO9 . their conscience. Due to the popularity of our accomplishments, It will be greatly appreciated . THE ONLY DEFINITIVE cite, for example, the pamphlet questions about the organ izatiori or Th e dratt is seen b~' yo ung for services STUDY OF THE suggesting that faculty members present replies to some criticisms men coming in lor dral't FRIDAY NIGHT largely abuse their offices). But we can levied against it. Intormat ion as a major reason Tu es. thru Sa t. AMERICAN "SMOKER" KI NG BISCUIT only agree with their urging students to Despite CSI Official James Lockett's lor thei r estra nge ment from the e tablishment. as BLUES BAND protests, his organization is news . It ALEX de RENZY Pre.enh take constructive action for the bet­ personllled by the government. 233 - 8328 terment of society. mails thousands of leaflets to students In fact, we urge them to practice throughout the nation. It has attempted Beyond Racism a hftory cf the SATURDAY NIGHT what they preach . to influence the opinions of students at INVITATION TO JOIN AN PHIL.M ARK.KELsEY.KEN If (SI really desires to convince UCSD and hundreds of other colleges. ASCORBIC ACID EXCRETION students that the system works, they In publ ishing the article on CS I, we feel Vincent Hollier blue movie* GONE ELECTRIC should provide empirical proof. In­ the TRITON TIMES has fulfilled an TRIAL SERIES Almost os soon as the camera was invented stead of sending out thousands of obligation to its readers to cover not A study is under way to determine the effect of long-term it was used to make erotic movies. leaflets berating people they disagree only news but the issues and facts For sometime now th e fad around campus has gone. For as any goose can see. relations ascorbic acid ingestion on the rate of metobolism in normal with, they might develop some ef ­ behind it. been for little throw-a way newspapers IYou between progressive peoples ha s long since subjects regularly ingesting large doses (1-10 grams doily). If fective program for changing the If and when more material on know who they are) to become for ums for moved beyond racism, beyond this infantile you are interested and if you qualify please contact William stage of judgIng a person solely on the color of Rhead . Your cooperation would consist in the collection of • CANDY BARR system to eleviate social problems that Campus Studies becomes available, we ch ump after chump to trot out and whine'about the" ills" and "dangers" of Third allege. Like hi S or her skin . For lack of a better way to put morn ing urine over a period of one to two weeks. Participants students would want to join. will publish it. We have notified CSI • SMART ALEC a pack of screl'ching harpies they ci rcle it. 1. mu st say whites as a race are still. lor the will receive a modest reimbursement for their cooperation YACHTING Campus Studies Institute has one President Theodore Loeffler that he is overhead vomiting forth a steady stream of most pan. hated th'roughout the world . But it's ($10.-- per week.) • THE NUN'S STORY other attitude which inclines people to welcome to arrange an interview with slanderou ' propaga nd a wi th the hop and not how they look , the color could be blue or •...... •..•..•.••...... •.....••••...... one of our reporters or to write to the • A FREE RIDE SUMMER . doubt them at their word. That is their intentions of undermining and eventually grpf'r It'S what they represent. It's that QUESTIONAIRE policy of keeping their identities and editor. destroying Third . chi cken shit way of thinking that's looked upon • ON THE BEACH POSITIONS When these duck s hit the sc hool the \' hit it as the enemy. Thi s is how you can get "Oreos" NAME: ...... _...... _.. from every conceivabl e angle and with e~ery bit and " Uncle Toms " , non-whites who love that • PEEPING TOM triton tiIlles of low down , filthy dirt, their narrow little white wa y of living 0 much th at they t(y to live ADDRESS:._ .. _...... _._ ...... PHONE: ...... _...... " whiter" than the white man . They've been • TEMPEST STORM FOOT AGE News Dept Contributors Photography minds can th ink up . However there is one angle ARE YOU TAKING ASCORBIC ACID (Vitamin C) REGULARLY YES NO The Ame"'dn Yd,hlmg A'>OClJ' Ed Boyle Jon Fronek that seems to be their favorite and that's " whitewashed", they think ' White". Or, for • THE MASSEUSE lion wllh I"ling' on the EJ,1 Editor-in-Chid .. lIa\ "'oo(\ Gammun RoseDeCO ITO Mott Hinton racism . Oh, how they love to use that racism example the few whites that break free from IF YES, HOW MUCH PER DAY (INDICATE AMOUNT IN GRAMS ): ..... _.... _.. _ COd,l. We,1 COd,l , Gull Ared , . . C I \ '1 Bobbie Fink Arh Department Advertising this strait jacket way of life that's been and the Gredl LJ~e, I' ;olicillng City Edl lor...... ar . CI lit r/(er Jell Graham Deportment bit. • EVER READY Tom Beer drummed into their heads and attempt to HOW LO NGHAVE YOU BUN TAKING ASCORBIC ACID AT THIS LEVEl? lor ,ummer crew dppil am,. Managing Editor ...... ~1ikc "-I a~ e r RobertMilier Mark Trilling But what label as racism and what racism Joy Gillette become a real, living, feeling . hum an being. • BITS & PIECES P O'1l10n> arc available for Co py Editor . .- . . .. . Chu('k Graham DFebbkieph~lol. n.gomery lorry Jo~nson Su,an Code, really is are about as different as being on the d> " experienced as well Inex pert­ . J ff L ' . d ron I IpS People are sick of this philosophy of Itmits ...... 8ustness !\1 anager...... e ,. rt c Cliff Post Sorgun Ton. Molly Sel.in giving and receiVing end s of an ass-kicking. It's eneed male dnd female college Ken Bornes . not only that don 't they know about racism they that the vast majority of the white race has 'lUdenl, and gradudle,. Expert­ Editorial Director .. Hanul Con trc ra, MorkSiegel COrti! RIC key Secr.tarial StoH RETURN QUESTIONAIRE VIA CAMPUS MAIL . C' Ed ' () J Borbora Simon Steve Cohen don 't know and could care less about it. Because em braced .. I know Blacks are sick of it. Data TO BILL RHEAD, DEPT. Of (HEM. * IF YOU DON 'T KNO W WHAT A BLUE MOVIE IS - enee m coo~lng dnd child care A sSoctate Ity Itor ... ", en o~ ncr John Z lie Banks, smog-burning the lungs, pigs on a INy be pafllCularly helpful. :\10111 Scl\in a r Au't Managing Ed . Sheilo Ca lhoun to them racism is nothing more than a tool or a YOU PROBABLY SHOU LDN'T SEE ONE. Jot Eodern shooting spree, that almighty dollar, protective ia 3JoUa Crewln g a I ford, one the Co my Shorick Copy Depa rlment weapon to be used in their attacks to muddy the A ts Ed 'to . Tcr;\ Barak A,'is" opporlu nlly 10 earn rc.",nab l. r I r ...... Saroh McKenna Debbie Montgomery waters, to cloud issues. Although they attempt reaction. "law and order", UCSQ. no-knock ,um, wh ile engagcd m plea;Jnl '0. MIN & WOMIN OVI. 21 ports Editor ...... Hock~ Halfon Allan Sekula Production Gleno Schroeter to project this pious image of concern for laws, all this and more can be traced right on ·j~~tS outdoor actlvily . Phutogravhy Editor .... John Zaller George SOlani Dove Buchbinder injustices. freedoms, and their sweetheart back to that white way of living, that's not ACADBMy ...... To appl y lype a 1 page racism , I for one have never heard them open living . 3721 UNIVERSITY AVE 284-1000 re;ume following a; clo,ely as poI,ible Ihe lor m ,hown below TIlTON their yaps once about, for example, the RABBI The TIMES ., elf.c.olly recogniled and ,up ported 0' a "uden' new'pope, by the Communication, Boord Things ha ve moved past the minor leagues of In April your re;ume Will b~ 01 the Univ.rs ity 01 Cal l· om io. Son Diego. Bu~ding 250, Mauhew, Compu" La Jollo . Colifornio 92037. Publico.ion America n Automotive Industry'S investments 4arktt' race against race and into a clash of edlle d, primed and ;enl to is ,wice weekly on Tuesduysi ond Fridays. Offices afe located in room 117, Bloke Holl , on the Reyelle Campus. For in South Africa . Investments that su pport and fundamental views on life, of change vs appr o ~imalcly 1500·2500 Adverti,ing phon. 4~3 · QOOO , X 10 17 , lor ediloriol or new, phone XIO I6. maintain that cou ntry's racist Apartheid stagnation, of realization of one's full potential MEIR KAHANE UTTLE FAUSSandBlCHALSY (depending on area) large craft sv tem. Or, If you 'd care for something closer in life, the expansion of mind and spirit to owner;. to home, how about the massive racism of this dynamic leader of .PAlNTYOURWACON. RESUME FORM (1) name. cosmic heights, wholeness vs limitations on ZZ59 Aveblda DE LA PLAYA country that made programs like EOP or racial human growth through si lly and petty hang-ups, addr",; (home dnd >chool), quota systems (body cou nts, or even Third phone number. age. (2) relevdlll unnatural laws, and artificial order. Phone 459 - 3465 war. or recreational expenence. College necessary to ensure Blacks, Browns' fragmentation of the mind. JEWISH DEFENSE'LEAGUE and other non-W hite People's a toe hold in the IOIIIUEDfORD (3) date; available and areaf ); A JEWISH CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT ~~~. (4) 2 or more ,tud"nl w.;hmg here-to-fore lily white colleges and universities. These are the issues. And Third Colleg'e being to work togelh er. I IC ndme 01 1. cou ld go on and on, but 1. think it's clear that itself an E'mbodlment of change, a MICIIAB 1 POUARD G'.(.".I, other partie, ( ) olher mforma · these people are not concerned with real prototype of a new and exciting con 'ept . stand, tlon . situations of denied freedoms and racial to make significant contribution toward ' the WILL EXPLAIN little Fauss ••HAISY S nd lour r.lum,· with 56 oppression throughout this ('ountr~ ' and the formulation of fresh new humanizin~ goa ls. "'~I(', pro,c;s i n~ fee 10 Amrrl,an a.. hung A )O(.1.tlOn world . Instead . they will lay pallently in wait for Goals that Will spell the end to Amel Wcl as It is THEIR PRINCIPLES ••• ts, SUII " SC3 . 0 I .>U un_el 1l1~d. Black 's to ask for admittance of more non-white now known . I 0 amount 01 Ites or hall -truth bl' Ln ngeie,. Cdld nia 0069 stud ents and Profs to this school or for Third AND PHILOSOPHIES ~ . - these detraction of Third can obscure what is our re)umr mu,l be rcccl\I('d College. their swo rn enemy, to slip ever so now at stake. Blacks and other people 01 color WI •• & I •• , no Id!er lhdn April I .1971. slightly, so they'll be able to somehow cry have a job to do and that's the job of building a MONDAY APRIL 5TH 4:30 PM " Raci sm~ Racism! Rev rsella i 'm!" system to replace this ob olete white one. As in 201 Me ADMISSION FREE SoV1'f\ VI£ftJAMES€ 1'FZooP5) ~l.VSK~D wrr~ ' II\CToRY, But what lools they are. For a the~' do alIlhis the words of Fredrick Dougla , .. We must build l<~fIJRN 1'0 vier NAM p..~I~1< FOIJIIN6 \~( €tJ€MY yelling and raisi ng hell . they are blinded to the to struggle. and struggle to build." TIll. we will IN A MoBIt.~ MAtJ€VVI:.I2 IN LAoS. fa ct that racism as they speak of it is dead ; do.

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Showing with this nowy ::: and was elected as a member begins season's traders heaven doubles tournament ::: LeU'lled to Love the Bomb, starring Peter Yellow Submarine, will creen in the gym on flashba ck. only Dorothy's dream sequence is in ecstasy will be an X·rated feature which cannot ::: of the all-tourne~' team at the ::: Sellers in the role of a neo· " Fail·Safe " epileptic April 16. Come the cartooned Beatles being color. the remainder 01 the film is in black and ye t be announced. ::: Basketball MVP goes to Cal Western Frosh Tournament see On aturday , March 6. 15 The UCSD swap meet. This ea on b gan wi th a at the end of the season. ::: who becomes enamored of von Braun 's bab\' : bedeviled bv the 'Blue Meanies' and other white. Come see the film and giggle with the Perhaps the California snow may be me lted. ::: men doubles teams and 11 pOl)sored b~ ' the Recreation surpri victon' at the Uni· Dave \\·right. a JunIOr. ::: and Take the Money and Run . starring Woody unscheduled 'bother omes. Munchkins. but on May 28 the West Coast. surf will :~: women 's doubles teams Department. wa an experi· verSIl\' 01 Arizona Inter· ::: Allen in his visual polemic against the Chase- April 23 will bring Jon Voight and Du tin The heroes of two lost generations-the undoubtedly be makeable . If you re a sur! ::: received the varsitl" Best competed in epal'ate divi ion ment 10 provide a student colleg"tate Tennl ' Tournament Manhattan bureaucracy . HoHman as the tud and the ensitive pimp in TwentiE's and th Sixties-will be heralded in enthusiast or just ~ike .the ocean. come see ::: Seniors Wilson and Todd Defe nsive Plal'er award for his when Mi Kevan DIgnam of l:l for lirst and second pla ce se r vice. get people out to some­ ::: Next Friday night the futuristic fantasy of Midnight Cowboy. l\'ew York is the city. The their most famous films on May i . The films. George Greenough s film. The Innermost ::: harrassing defense throughout by Mike Roth trophies. thing di!lerent and to have a UC D won three matche to ::: Stanley Kubrick, 2001: A Space Odyssey will be men e cape the clutche of the cit~· o nl~ ' showing in the gym . will feature Rudolph Limits of Pure Fun . Greenough : champIOn ::: que tions thrown at him b)' th e the sea on . As an exam ple of upset the seedIng and Win sports writer. Tibor Sa lar and Bill Yost won good time. :;: shown . This exploration in cinema, spanning nominally. the city destroys. Valentino in his carpeted. caftaned tent in Son kneeborder. and orne say ?ne 01 the flOe t ::: small crowd of basketball his pla y. Coach Cunningham IiI' t place in the men 's division Th e swap meet began at 6 second pla ce . ::: from the hypothesized prehistoric to the The eternal truggle between Margaret of the Sheik, and Bob Dylan in his celluloid auto· urlers tOd.ay. filmed the enure econd half of ::: players and a few guest . Wh en cited his perlormance in the by volleying their way to and b\' 6:30 there were good s The ma trhes in the an Diego :;: hypothesized future merely thirty years away, Hamilton. the wickedest Witch ever to emerge biography. Don 't Look Ba ck. the 111m wllh a camera on IllS ba ck to give the ::: " Basketball 11as bee n my asked by Coach Cunningham Rhode Island ollege ga me in victon' 6-l and 6-3 over Stan covering the g:-m Iloor lor ale. TenniS League began with a ::: has fascinating perspectives about the. future, from the West. and JudI' Garland. as Dorothy. War and Peace viewers a chance to se,e what It actually I~k ::: whole life. l owe everything I whom he considered the which he held Rich \\, il on. the Amundson and Ralph Cla~· man . Includ d were handmade match with ;\1esa College. ::: and should be remembered for its revival of the innocent.ot-the.century. I wi~h Toto. In conjunction with the aturday .'light Film hke when omebody ndes a wave . and . since ::: ha ve to the game." So spoke greatest olfensive forward he Anchormen 's high scorer. to 11 Second place \Va then played ca ndles. belts. boots. sandals. UC 0 won 3-2 and the next ::: Strauss' tone poem, .. Also Sprach naturally I will be recounted in the gym with the Series. Friday and Saturday Night May 14 and Greenough is such an expert surfer. the ride is ::: Tob\' Kimball. pro forward for has laced . he lound it diflicult point . I \\'i lson had bee n aver· ott' between Clavman and and headbands. u ed guitar. week pl aye d Gros mont ::: Za I' a t h r u s tr a. ' . A I so s h 0 wn at t he shOWing 01 The Wizard of Oz at i : 30 and 10 : 15 15 will be the evenings for the screening of thc double exciting . . ::: the 'San Diego Rocket . at the to make a si ngle choice. aging over l5 points a game. I Amundson and the' winner of urtboard . ki s. motorcycle ollege.lo ing 2-3 ::: " Flicks" on the same bill'will be a few special on April 30 . Watch Judy. Toto. Ra~' Bolger and Ru s ian epic . War and Peace. There will be two Free Finals Week Entertainment ::: basketball awards banquet held mentioning ' such names as Two var itv team member the co n olation dIvision. Mike helmet. !Ires. lamps: ~'o u Other schools to be played in ::: hort lilms. friends esca pe from the nasty witch a they trot showings. at 7:30 and 10 : 15 each evening. The In the mire of the last finals week of the year. ::: last Tuesda\' at the CoHee Hu t. Elgin Baylor . Dave Debushere. were co· recipients 01 the 1'10 t ruikshank and Steve name it. It wa there. the an Diego Leag ue are U D. 1:~ Yellow ubmarine Upcoming their merry way down the yello\\ paths to use of hyperbol in de cription of this movie the " Friday. Nite Flick s" eries will pre ent a ::: In his speech Kimball. the and Rick Barrv. When Valuable Pla ver awa rd . seniors Dalurava, Cruikshank and Man v comments were made Cal Western. outhwe tern. man again st whom Elgin questioned lurther 'he named Mark \\'ilso n and Brian Todd. Daluraya kept Clayma n and in fa\'or of more swap meets. Palomar. and an Diego State. Baylor scored hi 20 .000th o ca r Rob I't on of Milwaukee Wil son wa s lauded for his Amundson awa\' from the net Probabl\' th n xt one will be Girls pla~'lng lor UCSD thl point. recou nted many amusing the greatest all-a round player. outstanding rebounding abliit~' . to Win their ' second place held at' Reve lle Plaza on a \'ear are : Kevan Dignam. Lynn l!"" '::"'~:':PO;S~SI'BILITli's~::;::::~'j::::':'" ::';",~:':: ,:'~~~~~<<<.,~<.~~.J ane<.'(\o tes about his ba sketball and JerI'\, West of the Lakers as he cur\e ntl~' holds every troph)' 6-l and 6-l . Frida\' afternoon. \\'ateh lor it: ~1cClure . L\'nn Massman. .. career. ranging from hi s as the greatest guard. Kimball record . for rebounding at \1 you are marketing. be­ Vick\' Fea w·., ;\1arcia Cook. In the women' division Kri UCS D. Todd was the scori ng coli ge day to thi s last season played out his option with th e Hooper and Linda LaBounty ware-UC 0 studenls are Carol Hineman . ;\1i ~ ' Rocket this \'ear and is leader 01 the Tritons. sporting with th e Rockets. He was a star won lirst place b~' close rallIes ha I'd I' to barga In down than O·Fleherll'. Kellie ~1agee . a 22.4 point average at the clo se forward lor the Universitv of currently operaimg as a free with Helene Curti s and Beth you might think ~ , Elaine PlOetz. Pegi Struther . mall country. he disclo es that Theatre box o(flce. which IS group exhibitions. in Cal ilornta IS VERY MUCH ALIVE AND WELL Connecticut and then \~'ent agent. of th e season and a high game Josi. winning 6-4 and 6-4. Jo i Cher~' 1 Dire. and Le he New San Diego open from JO a. m. to 10 p.m. and nationally, and one·man the nation seethes with overseas to playa few years in Earlier in the eve ning. alter 01 38 point against Cal State and Curti then played the waine. The next attra ction will be ex hibitions. and is repre ented revolutionary turmoil. Despite Europe with some Italian a lightl~ ' -raw steak dinner. Dominguez Hills. winner 01 the consolation The two main tou rnament apparent calm , he senses a Th Varsity Team fini hed Theatre Opens Dana Andrews starnng In Nell by Rex Evans Gallery In Los team . Hi days abroad ended letters and award were divi ion to win econd place 4· the girl Will attend thl year Simon's comedy hit " Pl aza Angeles and Esther Bear Co mmunist threat. The United YOGA WORKSHOP when he LOok advantage 01 an handed ou t to th e Triton team the year wi th' a winning record are the Ojal and ' anta Barbara " Any thin G(le s. " one 01 the 6. 6-4 . 6·2 over Mi ~. Gallery in Sa nta Barbara. HIS SLates government is alerted to offer made b\' the Boston members bv varsit\· coach 01 14 wins and 12 losses. The tunniest and most tuneful Suite, " which open April 13. MON 7:30 PM BLDG 2C RM 2523 O · Flahert ~· and Kellie Magee . tournamenls. work is represented in the "crisis." An abundance of elties to play ·back·up center B a rr ~ Cunningham and junior Tritons maintained a scoring mUSi ca l co medi es In the For more information, call numerous private collection . American military and lor Bill Ru ssell. varsltv coach Ed Mulsol f. average 01 80 poin ts per game history of Broadwa\'. is the 235-6535 . MWF 12 NOONATTHEGYM The Keller Visual Art Center economic aid is offered to He wa later dea lt out 10 the Fre hman Tom Bruice was the a opposed to their opponents' prem iere attraction' lor an IS located at 3902 Lomaland upport the previously Ignored an Diego Rockets . for whom recipient 01 the ;\1 0 t \'a luable i5. The team will lose only Diego 's new Off Broadway Ecology Art at Drive on the USIC California country against invasion. he has played ever since. in the Pia\' I' award for the J\' team. three pla~ ' ers through gradua· Theatre. Held Over Thru APRIL 4 Students SI.50 (IX(. Sat. Iv•. ) Wes tern Campu in Point Cooperation between the expansion draft. At th end of Thr'oughout the sea on he tion . Ai Woodward. Mark Starring Dorothy Lamour Cal Western Lorna . The ex hibition will be mall nation and the nited th banquet Kimball answered averaged 18 point per game \\,il on. and Brian Todd . "Little Murders" is a motion pic­ and Sterling Hollowa). open to the public from 8 a.m. States nears collapse after the ture written by Jules Feiffer from Wilham Ptaszynski Will be THE KNACK " Anything Goes " boa~ts a book to 5 p.m., ;\Iondays through the activist daughter of the his stage play, a morality, of by Guy Bolton and P. G. exhibIting paintings, drawings, Three modern youth$ compete with differing toctic$ course, about this disintegrating Fridays. American Ambassador to $Iduce a naive girl in this free-swinging comedy Wodehouse, revised by Howard and photographs at the Keller denounces the ruling Prince society, its technical failures and \ 'isual Arts Ce nter 01 the $2.50, Tues., Wid., Thur., Sun EVls. 52 .00, Sun. MOll, CAMPUS PASSOVER SEDAR NOW PLAYING!I Lindsey and Ru sel Crouse . and organizes a demonstration $3.00, Fri" Sat. E... el. S 1.50, Stu. Ihru coil. " Enlist,d Mi l. exc. Sat. Iy • . its human breakdown. The mes­ with music and lyrics by Cole Ca lifornia Western Ca mpu 01 Buchwald Drama to demand equal rights for sage is deafening . The evidence Porter. Gnited States International women . cassius carter centre is overwhelmin g. And riding CniversilY, from April 5 Pok ing fun at American FRIDAY EVENING APRIL 9th "Anything Goes " IS set Students through college may through th is grim program of through Aprtl30, 1971. overseas involvement creates a FOR MORE INFORMATION aboard a great trans·Atlantlc purchase tickets at $l.5O each stage presenl and future history are This exhibition Will l ea LUre a comedy ca per in " Sheep On steamship on whi ch an to all performances of " Sheep CALL 542-8994 some of our best actors, assert­ recent works as well as works The Runwa y. " The play will Amencan bu inessman has On The Runway," except adia,ent'to otd globe theat,e ing their gifts with sardonic vir­ SlOwed awa\'. A bashful. selt· done in the past largely related open April 6 on stage at the Old 543·5844 Sa turday night or benefit balboa pa,k tuosity, like star surfers on a ti­ to the theme of ecology. These Globe Theatre in Balboa Park. ell aCIng clergyman. who turns performances. This is a 40 per phone SPONSORED BY THE dal wave, works reflect the artist s deep A lImiled run is scheduled out to be no other tha n publtc cent discount off the regular JEWISH STUDENTS ASSN concern lor our enl'lronment as nightly except Monday through 239-2255 What is at stake? The sanity of enemy number 13. helps hIm to ticket pri ce . Advance , get on board on Impulse alter well as the human condition ;\Iay ofter noon the individual; his identity and 2. reservation are available by and touch on such \\ Ide ra nging Columnist and WIt Art his emotional integrity; and final­ the bu ines man lalls In 10\'e telephon ing 239·2255 after with one of the 1emale subjects as lamln • ero ion . Buchwald IS the author 01 ly his existence. Yet all of these noon. "A memorable, heart·warming 90 minutes ... " passenger . The humor of th e and th deCImation of WIld hie " Sheep On Th Runway." issues are either equ ivocated or and natural beauty by Amencan diplomats. CIVIlian FIRST WEEK warped out of meaning, so that plot shilts into high gea I' when "Who would believe history could be the bU SInessma n discovers that pollutIOn. Al so included In th aid experts. high·ranking Beauty and Beast the dramatic transaction amounts the pas port he borrowed from 'how ,h'-e works dealing with military braS S and the so entertaining and enlightening?" to having traded one form of the preacher belongs to publtc our natural landscape habitat. secretive CIA are VIC urns 01 In addition to the 'Friday Nite GOT YOU DOWN? madness for another. enemr number one . who and In pal L1cular with th e Buchwald 's barbed prongs. Flicks' there i a Saturday "1 hope you will replay your special so our parents This is a peculi arly structured ITiissed the boat. Thl lorces interaction 01 land and water ActIOn occ ur at the night serie featuring foreign might have the opportunity to see it." story with seve ral implied cli­ hun to da h In and ou t of a along Cahfornla's coa t llne. Amencan Embassy In a non· films. Tomorrow mght 's DANCE TO maxes and endings in sequence ; series of disgul e -a satlor. a Thl exhIbition COinCide existent Asian mlnl·nation. The show. Jean Cocteau 's claSSIC and the final resolution needs Eu ropean nobleman. a \\ Ith the national ubscnance 01 quiet neutral country is ruled fantasy BEAUTY A D THE you to see it. ChIne e . a unl\ erslt~ Ralph ;'lOader's t::arth Action by an Independent royal prince. BEAST and Fr ancoi s THE MUSIC OF THE PEOPLE SAID IT ALL! Several tours de force punctuate presldent- ~ntllthc entlr~ hip Week . being h Id In late .\prll After an inqUisitive American Truffaul's SHOOT THE PIA 0 the action. Lou Jacobi is awe­ becomes a madhouse ollun. Prol es or Pta szy nsk I has pohtica l journali ·t vi Its th e PLA YER, will be m SB 2722. . An} thmg Goes ' \\ III run been on th e laculty 01 til EARLY some as the judge who delivers a panegyric about God and the until .-\pnl Il. TIckets are LnlverslLy 01 Ca illornia I r J1 When it ran before, a American way . , , Donald Suth­ ava ilable b.\ mati or telephon e years. tea ch ing palnl1ng and flood of letters and MORNING erland, as a freaked-out liberal ord r. or at the 011 Br oa dwa~ draWing. II has ~ hown In both 2IIIhCtrotury.fOl Presents telegrams came pouring minister, is as sharp as a Dau­ in almost the moment EWOTTGOUlD mier caricature - or say a Feiller SAT9PM·IAM \IIIIAlD 5UIIIILUII .. "" .."t~ LIJU MCIII .. "" Nd(t panel. And Alan Arkin does a "Swing Out Sweet Land" .. AIM AIIIII n "" Dot"' .. scarred, paranoid police detec· was over. tive to epitomize the occupalion­ REVELLE al mental hazards for those who We've printed a few stand watch over the debacle. typical comments above, Director Alan Arkin certainly re­ CAFETERIA partly to remind you leases an abundance 01 energy how special the show from his cast. almost to the point 01 obscuring the moral equation was, but mostly to which is set forth by author Feif­ SA TURD AY NITE fILMS make sure you re ~ ...w ...... ler, almost to the point of casting USB 2722 watching again when , _. -IIMCM tIOOO ...... \'IIIJIl GMOOiI !ULIIl£TH IIllOI IIII111111£S us adrift on a tide of fantasy. ,...., .. BROOSIIY __ jLlESmFFER ...... ~--~-:AIM"",,,,'riARl\l:i:::7iN I_~JACK ~ However, a critique of polish ver­ 7:30 and 10:30 CIlOlIIIlU.· sus flaws can get pretty preciOUS, Jeon Cocleou's too; and wt at I really want to say is that p,oducer Jack Brods­ / Beauty and the Beast IlClUSIVl lNGAGIMOIT ky and Alan Ilrkin have created a FLASH GORDON & Eveni"9' ot MEETS THE LAVENDER DEATH ' :00.' :00,10:00 major work cl motion picture art Froncois Truff out' s Sat. and Sun. at and that I an stili feeling Its im­ pact two full days later. HEARTACHES (1 0) Shoot the Piano Player 2:00.4:00,' :00,1:00,1 -leonard Brown, TH ANATOPSIS (iI) Tlc"ts A".....,.: U,., lid In 0Ifk ... " tit. De.,. IN ··SWING OUT SWEET LAND" Los AngeleS Free Press CINETUDE 3 (6) HYPNOSIS PEOPLE NEAR HERE (12) lOW lOW RATES TECHNICIAN·CONSULT ANT Thursday, April I ·8:30-10 P.M. EST ·IBC·TV HOOGE·PODGE ( I 0) D. 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