Philosophy Grad Student Feared Dead by Sheriff

Mary Diane Jonas, a 22-year-old Philosophy called, is believed to have reached Encinitas as gradua.te stU?~nt, ~as been missing from her it . is .thought her dog was spotted outside home In Encinitas since April 17 and is feared Dietrich Drugs on the vening of April 17 dea~1 according to spokesmen from the between 7 and 9 p.m. shemf's department. The dog was later found locked in Ms. Ms. Jonas was last positively identified Jonas' apartment. hitchhi~i~g north from capus, presumably to Her father. described her as 5 feet, one inch her Encinitas home, on the afternoon of April tall, With thick brown hair and dark brown 17. She was believed to be clad in red suede eyes. pants and a light colored top. Investigator Gerardus Cieremans indicated She had an appointment the following day that circumstances surrounding the dis­ to meet Sam Combs, also a UCSD student appearance have led him to believe that there which she did not keep, nor did she show up is ~ore to the ca~e t han a missing person. for the classes she was scheduled to teach on Cleremans encourages anyone who might April 18. have seen Mary,Diane Jonas later than 6 p.m . .A:ccording to her father, John Jonas, of St. on Tuesday, April 17, to call his office at 236- Clair Shores, Michigan, Diane, as she was 2944.

Anyone having seen Mary Diane Jonls. after 6 p.m. Tuesday April 17 is asked to contact Detective Cleremans at 236-2944.

Volume ~ , Number 10 University of California, San Diego Friday, May 4, 1973 MECHA Sponsors Cinco de Mayo Festivities, Chavez to Speak MECHA chapters from California State University, San Diego and UCSD will co­ sponsor Cinco de Mayo activities on the Soccer Field between Revelle and Muir colleges of UCSD beginning 11 a.m., Friday, May 4. The pro~ram, which is free and open to the public, will feature an address by Cesar Chavez, director of the United Farm Workers. The day's activities will include other leaders in the Chicano movement music and dancing by stude,nts, ~ariachis performi~g in full costume, dramatic productions by groups from MeXICO City andCSUSD, MeXican and Chicano art exhibits and a dance at 6 p.m. in the Revelle Cafeteria. ' P.ARENTS OF UCSD's Third College students will prepare authentic Mexican food for the celebration, which marks the anniversary of the victory of the Mexican people over invading French troops on Cinco de Mayo. First event of the day will be music and dancing by La Rondalla, Chicano students fro~ CS~SD and the comm~nity, follow~d by Teatro Mestizo, CSUSD theater group, which will demonstrate MeXican and Chicano experiences . Mariachis will perform from 12:30 - 1 :30 p.m., while visitors and students enjoy Mexican food and art ernibits. From 1 :30 - 3:00 p.m. Chicano-movement leaders Cesar Chavez. director of the UFW will speak; Rodolfo "Corky" Gonzalez, director of Denver, Colorado Crusade fo; Justice will ~iscuss th.e Chicano and Mexican experience; Antonio Rodriguez, Chicano attorney, will expl~1n th~ . East Los Angeles anti-drug program; and, Raul Ruiz, spokes~an for a third political party, La Raza Unida, will discuss Chicano politics. . Spec~al guest performance by·Nueva Voz Latinamericana, theatN group from Mexico Revelll Collegl DUI Erlll Mort 10II1II ~Ia cabin In lIIe 1I0uRtaina to POWER - Ind his action was City, w!1I be from 3~5 p.m. The pr??uctions attempt t~ provide inSight into the political appreciated by 26 WOII ... and lIIelr cltlldrlll who apent lIIe w.. kend In the country. educatl.on of MeXican communities, schools and Villages, and depict the Mexican revolution. Final event of the day will be a dance featuring music by the Mello Browns and 37 Women Organize for POWER Chicano Generation from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. Hannah Cohill Power, the Political Organization of Women for Educational Reform, was formed this quarter. by unmarrie.d mothers attending Third College, with the aid of Beverly Varga , Stone on Communist Societies the ASSistant Dean of Third College. Greg Hicks The organization, which meets every Tuesday in the recreation room of the Mesa apartments, is focusing its energies on the betterment of the lives of the single mothers In the last of a series of seminars at UCSD I.F. Stone spoke on some aspects of and their children. modern-day Soviet and Communist Chinese societies. . Programs which Power are currently working on include getting bus transportation to Although he did not denounce the revolutions in Russia and China which ushered in Inexpensive shopping areas in Clairemont on weekends, the opening of a small grocery communist regimes, Stone criticized the present-day situations in both China and the st<;>r.e at the Mesa apartments which will stock such essentials as milk, eggs and bread, a U.S.S:R. CrISIS center where mothers could leave their children temporarily in case of emergency The central criti~ism which Stone voiced was the repressive nature nature of the or for.o.ther reasons, getting government aid to on-campus facilities for child care and governments of the two countries. He denounced the actions of the Soviet Union organizing some recreational activities for the Mesa apartments inhabitants. which have, he said, crushed the hope of those (like the Czechs) who sought the Eac~ woman contributes to the support system of the group and her goals include the establishment of "socialism with a human face". establishment of lines of communication with women in similar situations in other There is, Stone sa id, a general fear of id as and discussion in the Soviet Union; there is schools ~nd with child care centers in the area. The group hopes also to show the also a fear of the great writers in the country, who are being sent to asylum and labor co mm~n l ty what such women can offer society and what their special needs are. Their camps. motto IS th.e Israeli "To educate a woman means the education of a family." In the Soviet Union a dictatorship of the proletariat has, Stone said , been replaced by Women In Power come from a variety of ethinic backgrounds and have a variety of the dictatorship of one man . In his view, thi rule is hostile to the freedom of the career goals. They range in age from twenty ot the late forties. Their average GPA is 3.2 members of Sovi t society. ' an~ these are several women who have a GPA of 4.0 even though many were special Stone stated that suspicion of the masse and fear of spontaneity "runs very, very action students. (which means they were admitted to the University despite the fact that deep in the Communist movement." The view which predominates in P king, they.were under-prepared having not taken certain high school courses.) according to Ston ,is that th masses and party members " mu t be guided". It i clo er '!'hlrty-seven women at Third College fall into this category of being single with to Platonism than to Marxism, Stone said, in its view that the "rrasse should be herded children. All together there are one hundr d and twenty-two children of pre-school by their guardians". age and one hundred and eleven children of elementary cshool age living at the Mesa The voi e of the people, in Stone's view, is not desired or received by leaders in the apartm nts. Sovi t and Chinese governments. (One man in th audience, who stat d that he lived in ~ccording to Beverly Varga, a singles branch which will be Cross-campus, is now Russia from 1931-1939, said that issues were di cus ed, re olution vot d on, and b ~lng formed and will meet once a month with the current Power group. This group d mo ra y was really present in the SOlliet Union). ton pointed to th la k of a free Will focus on the problems confronting the single woman including sexuality, th press (a vehi Ie for the expres ion of th peopl 's vi 3i ;11 do U IIIV11 cillO -julia. In woman and the health center, self-confidence, hitchhiking,and other transportation voice of the people is ne ded, Stone said, in order to "correct abu s in time". problems. like the Power group they will listen to guest speakers on a variety of On point which Stone mad was that th examination of th Ru ian and Chine e relevant topics. r volution wa valuabl in light of the totalitarian bia of om p ople in the Unit d ,?ver the April 27 to 29 weekend twenty-six women and their children went up to Stat s. Julian with Beverly Varga and her secretary for a weekend of nature. Ernie Mort, the point of view of dial ctical mat riali m, th r pr s iv R velie College Dean, donated the use of his cabin and Mrs. Varga and her cretary ovi t gov rnment i contradi tory. It i an "index of tonat d the first dinner meal, the tents, and transportation. The trip wa such a succes sa id, wh n "r vi ion is a dirty word" among tho e who t at the children made a sign saying "Ernie Mort, we love you." Thi ign wa post d arly Monday morning outside the Revelle Provost Office. CoIItln •• Oft pa,1 10 This Week in Sacramento A BILL TO AMEND THE HIGHER "As a means of improving the quality EDUCATION ACT of 1965 to establish a of medical care, it is capricious, ex­ Science of Soul Travel student intership program to ofer travagant and works only after the fact. students practical political involvement As a means of compensating patients for with elected officials on the local and bad medical . results, the medical state levels of government", has been malpractice system is inefficient and introduced in ghe U.S. Senate by Sen. intimidating. " Next Saturday, May 12, from 2 to 9 there will be a free public seminar on ECKANKAR : Hubert H. Humphrey (D-Minn.) THE ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE on Ur­ " The Ancient Science of Soul TraveL" ECKANKAR, or ECK, is not a yoga , religion, The bill provides $9 million dollars in ban Development and Housing held philosorhy, metaphysical or an occult science. It doe ~ rt)t use drugs, hypnosis or other the next three years for the fedral hearings in Fresno to determine the art ificia means of consciousness expansion. government to finance up to half the impact of the federal housing ECKANKAR teaches that the heavenly worlds are comprised of several planes of costs of the interships. Sen. John V. moratorium. " It has taken many com­ existence, each denoting a certain amount of spiritual growth and level of con­ Tunney of California is co-author. munities quite some time to really assess sciousness. Throughout history, mankind has been told that the normal evolutionary DECLARING THAT "We are faced the effect of the freeze of federal procedure is ascension into these planes following death. with a situation where patients are housing funds," said Assemblyman Peter Soul travel is said to be the art of shifting one's attention away from the material unsure of the quality of care they R. Chacon (D-San Diego). worlds into the worlds of true beingness beyond energy, matter, space, and time. receive, doctors are insecure in their "Very often when we speak of a Through the spiritual exercises of ECK and the inner guidance of the living ECK Master, practicw, and the cost of medical housing crisis in America, we think of one proves through his own experiences, existence -beyond the physical body and malpractice insurance is skyrocketing." our city slums. But the conditions of begi ns his hourney back through the astral, causal, mental and etheric planes to the Assemblyman Speaker Bob Moretti has certain rural housing is even worse than Soul plane, the source from whence he came. created a Select Committee to in­ some of what we see in the cities," This is said to break his cycle of karma and re incarnation and finally lead him into total vestigate the problems of medical Chacon said. . rea lization, the state of total freedom and wisdom. malgractice. The hearings also focused on the role The seminar is open to the public, and will take place at UCSD's Revell e campus " octors are paying from $3,000 to the State should play in the housing field Humanities-Library Building Auditorium. The seminar will include a film, workshops, $7,000 annually for malpractice in­ if the federal activity in the housing area music, art, a question and answer forum, lectures, etc. The dinner break will be from The Chicago Symphony String Quartet will perform in the Revelle Cafeteria on Sunday, surance. This means the individual is permanently halted. 5:30 to 7:30 with the keynote speaker talking at 7:30. Refreshments will be served at 9. May 16th at 6:30 p.m. Tickets are free but must be picked up in advance at the Urey Ha11 patient is paying an average of $1 .50 with A BILL TO LEGALIZE POSSESSION and Box office. law ·and Women every viSit to the doctor just for in­ use of marijuana for personal use in Professor Leo Kanowitz, of the the Law, -The Unfinished Revo/u.tion surance," Moretti said. private was introduced in the State Hastings College of the Law, will be on (U niv. of New Mexico Press, 1969) . The Assembly Select Committee on Assembly by Assemblyman Henry A. Veevers, of Macquarie University, North Ryde, New South Wales, Australia . campus Monday, May 7, to speak to the Medical Malpractice will be chaired by Waxman (D-Los Angeles). The Waxman On Leg 27, four sites were drilled in the eastern Indian Ocean near the Australian LAW and SOCIETY (Interdisciplinary 25) Professor Kanowitz will be available to Assemblyman Henry A. Waxman (D-Los bill would make it lawful to use and be continental margin, and one in the axis of the Timor Trough, south of the Island of Class on the subject of Women and the speak to interested students and/or Angeles). "There are two separate goals under the influence of marijuana in a Timor. Law. (USB 2722, 4:30 p .m. 5/7/ 73). faculty on Monday before his lecture. to be accomplished by the present private dwelling or other residence. It Oldest Sediments Found Results suggest that eastern Gondwanaland broke up by sea-floor spreading in a Professor Kanowitz is a specialist in the Appointments may be arranged through malpractice system, neither of which is would also be lawful to possess mari­ general east-west direction that persisted for the entire Cretaceous Period (65 to 135 fields of family law and women and the Mrs. Nichols in the Humanities Office, accomplished particularly well," Wax­ juana in public if the purpose of the million years ago). Cretacious, especially Lower Cretaceous, sediments appear to be law, and is the author of a recent 1512 H./L Building, Revelle Campus, man said. possession would be for use in private. very wide-spread in the eastern basins of the Indian Ocean. authoritative book titled Women and extension 2237. Gondwanaland is the name geologists give to the supposed supercontinent that Sam ples of the oldest oceanic sediments yet found in the Indian Ocean - ap­ began to break up about 150 to 200 million years ago to form the present southern proximately 135 to 140 million years old - have been recovered during the most recent continets (Australis, Africa, South America, India, and the islands of Madagascar and ex pedition of the Deep Sea Drilling Project from a drill site offshore from Australia. New Zealand) . Wild life Safari Jewish Student Weekend The voyage of exploration, which began when drilling vessel Glomar Challenger­ The information from Leg 27, along with the results from prior DSDP cruises (Legs 22 sa il ed from Fremantle, Western Australia, on November 1, 1972, and ended when she and 26) will permit the drawing of isochrons - contours of age - of the ocean floor in the The San Diego Zoo and University of California Extension, Sa~ Diego .are. combin.i ng Of all ethnic minorities the Jews have played one of the most outspoken roles on the returned to the same port on December 9 , was the sixth expedition of the drilling vessel area west of Australia. their special areas of expertise to present a three-week educational Wildlife Safan to American scene during ~he past century. Awareness a~d identity ha~e b.een major in the Indian Ocean. Dr. Melvin N. A. Peterson of Scripps Institution is Principal Investigator and Project East Africa in July. .' factors in revitalizing a culture which has been developing and changing ItS face for This cruise was part of a planned effort to work out the complex history of the Manager of DSDP, and JOIDES adVisory panels continue to provide scientific guidance Departure from San Diego is scheduled for July. 9, with. Clyde Hili, curator of over 4,000 years. Interest and man-power on the part of the Jewish student has largely se paration and migration of the southern continents and the effect of this history on advice for the Project. mammals at the Zoo, escorting the group as academiC coordinator. and typically focused on social needs and inadequacies in the American system, as world-wide climates, oceanic circulation, oceanic resources, and environmental JOIDES members are Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, Woods Hole, Savanna grasslands, waterways and forests will serve as classrooms on the study ~our, illustrated by the unproportionately, large participation of Jews in activist movem~nts. history., The voyage marked the 27th expedition of the Deep Sea Drilling Project Massachusetts; the University of Washington, Seattle; The Rosenstiel School for Marine giving members of the safari a chance to view the .well knqw.n a~d.lesse r known animals The situation of Jewish activism in San Diego, and particularly UCSD, has been dismal (DSDP), managed by Scripps Institution of Oceanography, under contract to the and AtmospheriC Science, Miami, Florida; Columbia University's Lamont-Doherty of Ken ya and Tanzania in their natural surroundings. SpeCial VISitS are planned t? ten to say the least." "Jewish activity and participation has been deterioratin~ over the past National Science Foundation. The Project is part of the Foundation 's National Ocean Geological Observatory; and Scripps Institution. major game preserves and national parks, including Meru, Samburu, Serengetl, the couple years on this campus." Now in a new effort to count~r the worse~,"~ apathy, the Sediment Coring Program. Global Marine Inc., of Los Angeles, owns and operates DIY Glomar Challenger Ngorongoro and Ngurdoto Craters, and to two water hole - sa lt lick lodges famous for Jewish Student Association has merged with Ichud Habonlm - Labor ZIOniSt Youth, to Present DSDP work is carrying DIY Glomar Challenger into Antarctic waters for the under a subcontract with Scripps Institution to do actual drilling and coring operations. night viewing of wildlife. .,., present a whole slate of Jewish activities and events. for the upcoming year. on UCSD. first of three planned southern summer operations. Samples of sediments taken are available to all qualified SCientists. Scientific In Nairobi, the group will hear talks by some of. east Afnca s leading n~turallsts ,. and Working full time between t~e cam~usses of San DI~go State and U.C~D Will be Ga~y Scientists from five nations - Australia, Italy, Russia, Switzerland, and the United States information on each DSDP leg is published in the "Initial Reports df the Deep Sea researchers from the United States and the United States and the Untted Nations. Halprin, a 25 year old Israeli Klbbutznlk, and a leader In the Youth s~clalls~ movement In - participated on Leg 27. Directing the scientific work were Drs. James Heirtzler, of Drilling Project." These reports are available for purchase through the Superintendent Opportunities to observe the urban culture of modern-day Africa will be provided by Isreal. Projected activities for next year will include seminars, diSCUSSions, debates, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, Woods Hole, Massac.husetts, and Jphn of Documents, Govtlrnment Printing Office, Washington, D.C. 20402. the visits to Nairobi, Arusha, and other cities. mountain retreats, social and cultural activities, involvement with youth leadership and Cost of a place in the educ.ational safari, inclu~ing air f~re, I?dging, f?od, .inst ructi~:>n, community work. and transportation in Africa, IS $1,667.00. Four Units of University of California ExtenSion Habonim - JSA's first event will be a weekend mountain retreat in Habonim's Camp ::...... III"'""....•.• credit will be available. Gilboa in the Idyllwild forest, during the weekend of May 16, 19.' and 20th 1973. T~e 'ta' "Illl~ For information about the safari, call the UCSD Extension office at 453- 2000 extension weekend's theme will be "Apathy may be fatal" The weekend will feature art, musIC, 2092, or write : Study Tours, University Extension, P.O. Box 109, La Jolla, CA. 92037. fold dancing, workshops, Kosher Food, movies, sports, recreation, and a unique opportunity to exchange ideas and meet new people. '. Total cost of the weekend including meals and transportation is only $5 (as a speCial If you're serious consideration to students financial limitations). Bring sleeping bag, $5 (if check make Pop-Top legislation payable to: Habonim). Meet no later than 4 p.m. Friday the 16 in the Urey Hall parking aboDtbackpackJog- lot. The Return es at approximately 4 p.m. on Sunday the 20th . Assemblyman Julian Dixon (D-Los Angeles) has introduced legislation designed to get For more information ca ll Joanne Levin - 272-5939. pop-top containers off the streets and back into the hands of beverage can manufac­ turers. The legislation, sponsored by the Citizens for Legislative Environmental Action Now, Stag b!Jgs with would require a five cent refund on every beer and soft drink container sold. It also Dacron-Flberflll Dare -~.. would make it illegal to sell any metal beverage container that has a part which must be Christian "Rock of Ages" detached in order to open it. Dearly as WamI" but cost "We are waging another battle to preserve some of the natural wonders of Last summer over 5,000 excited people California," Dixon said . flOur streams, beaches, parks and roadways suffer from the traveled to Ohio to share "in the JOY, of a lot less than down visual blight of discarded cans and bottles. knowing the perfect Word of God. ' "Every day, people in this State buy more than 10 million no-return beer and soft The Rock of Ages was a gathering of We aren't pulling down down. We make a great line of drink containers. A look at almost any roadside or park shows that many of these Christians, who celebrated a "festival of down-Ililed bags and trail clothing. But now we have a new hne of Stag Irall bags stuffed wilh DuPont Dacron~ containers are not finding their way to garbage receptacles but instead are tossed aside Life." Bud Morgan producer of ABC F,berfill II. Different we ights and lengths in mummy. to letter our streams and highways." Sports, Inc., ca ptured this inspiritional tapered companion and rectangular bags. All with Dixon explained the legislation was pallerned after a similar bill implemented in weekend on film and edited the event nylon covers and I,nlngs and a water· Oregon where predictions of sales drops and unemployment in beverage container and into a fifty-one minute documentary, proof stull bag. These bags can related industries were proven unfounded. interweaving the everyday activities get soaked. yet they'll dry quickly seen at the International Headquarters when wrung oul and hung open. "An Illinois Institute for Environmental quality study shows that a switch back to Down is great. but It won't recover returnable bottles would mean an increase of 6,500 jobs in that state," the freshman of the Way, the Biblical Research Center like this. Most Im- portanl, our Stag Assemblyman said. " But as of 1970, California had 141 soft drink plants to Illinois' 112. So that sponsors the annual music festival. bags offer the warmlh of down not only would there be more jobs, we wouldn't have the littering problem that In a synopsis of what he termed "his at only a bit more weight. Our popu· presently exists." best efforts in editing ever," Morgan lor mummy bag. II lied wilh 3 Ibs. explainde the ~urpose of the Ro~k ?f of Fiberfill II. weighs only 411:0 Ages film : "lts aim IS to re -re-establlsh In Ibs. and ii's rated for cold weather. the minds and hearts of modern man the Wh at you need to know about Dacron Fiberfill II: integrity of God's Word. The Wa y o Compacts easily into a small stuff bag 0 Recovers quickly from compression and is easy to reI luff Ministry believes that once it is accurate­ o Keeps its fluff and Insulating value even when wet ly understood, the Word can be applied o Is machine washable and dryable 0 Long lasling. to all phases of an individual's life. That non-allergenic, odorless and consislent in quality through a thorough comprehension of o Cosls a lot less than down. what the Bible says, man clarifies for When price Is important. consider a Stag ,himself certain keys and principles that trail bag. Compare them and our trail tents allow him to apply spiritual matters to and backpacks at your sporting goods practical, everyday situations. Their dealer. He might be having a sale right nowl ministry is non-denominational. Its cen­ tral thesis is that by rightly dividing The -~.. Word of God, one ca n claim spiritually, physically, professionally - in short, in all 8 p.m. life's aspects - a more abundant life. .... r, ~~~::::';'-K~I~-:-y=out~;-- A ,:;-; booklet of trail tips Ind catalog to: H'I'1ch· :.~ On Tuesday nighl, May 6, the student a.+ _ , We ll/While Slag, Dept C ~P . 5203 S E John· body of UCSD is invited to experi nce ~.:= .on Cre.k Blyd • Portland. O'igon ,72Oe .... the 1972 " Rock of Ages" fi lm, to be followed by a live concert by " Pr essed i:;~ STAG , ~ %~~; Down, Shaken Togeth r, and Running Trail Gear i Add,.. :!.., _____ Over," a rock group originally from New York, and currently on tour with the film , Clly 5'"'. __Z ) p ••~... - that featur s some of the best cuts off ColI.",,~ ______- • th ir ~ew album. Admission to the film I pres ntation and live concert will be •..'.: $1 .50, payable at the Revelle Cafeteria •..__" ___ f- ." wh n the doors open at 6 p.m . Tuesday .: .... ~. .. '~"1/".~ ...... vii night. ~fI,." .. .,l" I.) Page 3 Friday, May 4, 1973 Triton Times Page 2 Triton Times Friday, May 4, 1973 " . for empathy, empathy means self-indulgent absorption in the film, and absorption causes, for their Brechtian social commentary would mostly pass by, ineffective. UCSD Music Warhol films in the kinds of places that his audiences have probably never seen - Saturday Film The newly formed San Diego Piano Q uartet is $ and Sense the trash-filled New York walkup of Holly Woodlawn, Sarah Miles' sprawling Beverly launching its career with a program of Schubert Hills estate, the iron railed dormitory bed of a male hooker. Fassbinder's camera Derek Dewees This S at u~da y night's fil,:" is " La Chi noise" directed ~thoven , and Brahms, Friday, May 4, at 8:30 in 409 records in an extremely real way - even though his audience, expecting reproduc­ by Go.dar.d rn 1967. ~h e n It was rele ased in e arly 1968, tions of their lives to be glamorized, are bored by it. Consider the ending of his film La ~hlnol.s!! :-v~ s rece ived by some perceptive c ri tics as Me m ber~ of the q uartet are gifted musicians of the Why Does Herr R. Run Amok - a man sits in front of the T.V. set while women a film cn.tlclzrng th e mistakes of five young people UCS D M USIC Dep.artment. Jerri Lee Owen, piano, has babble on endlessly. He gets up when one of them leaves the room, picks up a pe rf? rmed extenSively throughout the United States as In Your Ear Thgaged 10 the process of becoming revolutionaries. SO lOist, and in duo recitals with her husband, Marlin strange looking candle stick, and beats the other to death. He finishes the other off ey also r e mark ~ d h!! .",,:as dOing .so from a positio n o f You can b uy soft pretzels in Phila~el~hia . They are big doughy-sha~ed blob~ with a O.w.en, c~lIo . t:-'1r . Owen is principal cE:llist of the La Jolla single seam somewhere down their middle. Old men stand on the intersections of and later hangs himself. Everything happens unexpectedly and yet nothing comes as .Well, here we are again. It 's that time a~a i n : solidarity-that hiS C ~lti CIS m was mformed by respect, a real surprise. All of the artifical elements that Hitchcock packs into a thriller scene, midterms. We can help ease the agonies of studymg if perhaps even a littl e love, but fo und h is po li tics as CIvi c/University O rchestra. Other performers in the the center city sidewalk grid - Eighth and Pine, Ninth and Walnut, Tenth and Locust, an~ group are Jim Stark, violin and Rachel Kam, viola. Mr. all around Mayor Rizzo's city hall- skirted in palm-marked towels, and reach upon visible signposts that signatl something frightening about to happen, are left out of you n~ed a stu~y break, or need a diversion to ridiculous as those of his subjects. It remaine d for th e the Fassbinder sequence all together. The only person with advance notice of what's po~ndlng typewriters. All you have to do is tune your even.ts ?of May 1968 to. prove .Godard and his " petits Stark i~ first v~olin!st of the New Age String Q uartet. He customer's demand. For ten centsJou can take one, wrapped as they are in those won first prIZe In the South Bay Chamber Music bumpy-textured paper napkins, an watch the brown mustard you pour on it merge about to happen is, naturally enough, the man that's about to instigate it. His little radl? to 550 AM and mellow out. We can't guarantee MaOists both prophetiC and right. La Chinoise ca n be work, with red teapots, a blue couch matted by a white wall, and the noisy office that you II pass your O-Chem exam or write your see n as a work of blinding clarity and sumplicity-on CO":lpetition in Los Angles in 1969 and the Monterey with the faintly toasted colour of its crust. seems to crush him, is a world that we are all participants in. And we, as silent Humanities paper, but we'll help out your spiritual t~ e lev ~ 1 of m~>ntage , it is probably the most logical fi lm Penlnsu,la Chamber Music Competition in 1972. Rachel participants in the kind of situation that sends Herr R. amok, aren't priveliged with psyche. srn ce Eisenste in. As political fiction, it is equall y cl ear. Kam ha.ils from Israel where she got most of her musical You can't buy soft pretzels in Southern California. You've just got to go to education on grants from tfie American -Israeli advanced warning about his action. DID YOU KNOW ... Philadelphia, or maybe the Philadelphia parts of New York, if you wan~ one. ~,:re , -that one of the guitar players for Blue Cheer was Cultural FoundatIOn. She was a member of the Gadna you have to make do with what you can buy in. the superm~rkets : stlggy: trlnny­ " Cubby" of Mickey Mouse Club Fame? Youth Symphony which toured Europe and North and shaped things burnt nearly black and covered with salt. They re wrapped In green -that David BOWie's band was the same group that South America. The Pretzel Packise The concert is free and open to the public. and orange or red and blue cellophane bags labelled "Bell" or "Granny Goose" or backed up the Crazy 'Yorl~ of Arthur Brown ("Fire" ) Ea rl Wild, today's foremost interpreter of the Roman­ "Frito-Lay". And there aren't any pretzel men to buy them from either; the clerks in Bertollucci's camera in The Conformist tange reels about the dance floor, catching . -that. Lou Reed, despite hiS appearance, is married (as IS BOWie) . tic piano repertoire, will appear in a concert with the la the supermarkets don't specialize. the flash of red oriental lanterns, the bluish green walls past which brightly dressed Jolla Civic/University O rchestra, Sunday, May 6, at 3 dancers fly, and the brass coated jazz band that plays from the balcony. In Last Tango -that Dor'y Previn wrote "Come Saturday Morning" (fmm the film "The Sterile Cuckoo) p.m. and 8 p.m. in Sherwood Hall. There's as much difference in pretzels as there is in the top-shelf art movies going things are more polished; and rogynous men with thin women dance severely, Mr. Wild will play PIAN O CONCERTO No.1 by Liszt around. Bergman's red cellophane lens in Whispers and Cries writes "passion" stabbing in the air with elbows a measured distance from the floor. The camera -that Chip Taylor () was mess ing Aileen Richards, flutist, winner of the 1972 Youth Tal nt across the screen as the director .cuts his film into movements with ruby-soaked follows the drunken Paul as he upsets the contest by pulling his pants down in front around in the recording studio one day and jokingly Competition, will play Griffes' POEM. Also included in punetuation. But Andy WARHOL IS MORE CLEAN+CUT: Joe Dellasandro's prick in of the judges. Warhol's Tango is a simple black and white diagram which maps out composed "Wild Thing" which recorded the program are Brahm's Fourth Symphony and the and made a lot of money. Chip also wrote "Angel of O verture to the Barber of Seville by Rossini. Flesh is caught straight on by the ennui-ed, too bothersome to move camera, that has the path of the left and right feet as they move across the floor. Bergman's four ladies the Morning" (Merilee Rush) . someone off screen decorating it with a bit of white ribbon, in a Mr. Wil d has been soloist with major symphony masterful~y text~red somberly walk down the red, walled, red carpeted, red lit hall of their Whispers and -that Com,:"ander Cody once was a ho-dad surfer in image. Bertollucci's camera races around the square as Athos Magnani studies a Cries mansion, hooded and tented in white lace. Fassbinder's actors wear clothes orchestras all ov~r the w?rld, i.ncluding those in New York, Boston, Ph iladelphia, Chicago, Cleveland, Paris, statue in Spider's Stratagem, it jiggles through the snow, in some camera man's hot almost rude in their functionality - a jewler's tweezer's collar which holds up an -that loudon Wainwright III (Dead Skunk fame) is hand, as Dominque Sanda falls to her prey in The Conformist, and gets hauled up expressionless face, rows of buttons down a stark blouse front, a suit coat that only Monte Carl o and Trieste. He was still in his teens when the son of a life magazine columnist he pl ayed Ge.rs.chwin's " Rh apsody in Blue" under and down an elevator shaft as Paul and Maria fight it out in last Tango in Paris. just makes it around the middle of Herr R's stomach. Schlesinger's camera follows Enough trivia for now. If you have any interest in Others are more sophisticated. Straub captures the tension of empty city streets at Arturo Toscanlnl With the NB C Sympho ny. Earl Wil d shoes, wheels, and paws down a New York sidewalk with dizzying hyper-activity as it w:hat we'r~ doing-stop by Quonset 314 on Matthews or has appeared in many premier performances : world night as his camera credibly follows the path of an unseen cruiser: the walls that no watches midnight cowboy about to make a pick-up. Straub's camera rolls give us a call at x1155 or 453-1221 . premiere performance o f Pa ul Cresto n's Piano Concer­ signpainter can leave untouched, the perce of Volkswagen headlights breaking the along the curb of a German red-light district waiting for some hooker to merge from THE CHROME-PLATED MEGAPHONE OF LIFE to, American premiere of Shostako vich's Piano Trio in E darkness, and the whole range of greys from white to black caused by all the lights of the spe~trum of late night greys. . May 4-10 Minor and Marvin David levy's fi rst Piano Concerto darkness. Fassbinder's oafish burghers have to duck to get their heads into the Friday, the Fourth written especiall y ~ or him, ~ i.h t the Ch icago sy mphony frame; when they do the line up against white walls and perform their cocktail party Eloquence, for radical filmmakers, lies in simplicity and austerity. They seem afraid 9 PM lenny Bruce Speaks (Part 1 of 4) under Georg Soltl. In addition to being the leading rituals untiringly. Warhol's cameraman smokes such big cigars that a little of the to "spend" the color that Bertollucci lavishes on his image, and save it for some " Interviews of our Times" expone nt of the great works of the Romantic piano smoke can't help drifting across the lens in the midst of filming. His cast talks strange, boring objects that needs something to bring it up to balance with Saturday, Cinco de Mayo literature, he is also a successful composer. He has endlessly, never bothering about whether or not the people they are addressing are everything else. Bertollucci uses his colour the same way that the pretzel packagers aPM ENDGAME. (Samuel Beckett) composed an Ea ste r oratorio, " Re velations", ballet, and even in the frame. use theirs - to make a visual impact, a startling an~ arresting sight for the viewer. A Classi.c of Contemporary drama, Beckett's orchestral and incide ntal music for several media. Warhol does the opposite. Basic, unmixed colours sliae slightley past the edges of his Endgame, In the words of Harold Hobson of the Ailee.n Ri chards, a native of San Diego, is studyi ng Why are the Warhol-Fassbinder-Straub moviemakers more sophisticated than the subjects. They pare away at the essence of things, reducing them the their most london Sunday Times, has "outraged the Philistines flute With Miles Ze nter a the University of Ca liforn ia. earned the contempt of half-wits and filled those wh~ resr? For the same reason that the soft pretzel is better than the supermarket pretzel simple and most crucial. This humble and honest approach to tht:. image, forcing it to Continued on page 10 _ with the soft pretzel, simple in design yet full of the basic things one wants from a are capable of telling the difference between a theater stand on some value better than stoplight attention getting, is the starting point of and a bawdy house with a profound and sombre and pretzel, you get so much ~ore of the desirable qualities than y?~ ~o wit~ the more the new cinema. paradoxical joy .... " intricately designed and brightly coloured market ones: The cntlc!sm written abc;>ut Sun'day, the Sixth Serenade . Beck, Bogert, and Appice moviemakers like Bertollucci, Resnais, and Bergman IS full of literary terms like 9 PM Rosko reads "The Giving Tree" and other poems " plot", " character", "cl imax", theatre terms like "scene" , " setting", " lighting", and The Pretzel Sellers lovely Alice and his In concert May 5 at. the San Diego Sports Arena will be Jeff Beck's newest group, 9;30 PM Oscar Wilde's Fairy Tales amazing Alice Cooper psychological terms like "duo-personality", " id", and " role change". ~here seel!'s t.o Monday, Seventh of May Beck, B?gert and Applce. For years Beck dreamed of putting together a group which be a great diff ic ulty in approaching them as film, either because of their lack of filmiC Bertollucci boycotts the Venice film festival just like Godard does. And everyone Show will scintillate the would Include vocalist Rod Stewart, who had been with Beck in the Yard birds and 9 PM Cluster I Group scene at the San Diego qualities o r because of their crit ics unfamilia rity with film. seems satsified in calling his new film radical. Bergman takes out full page ads in the the early Je~f Beck .group, drummer Carmine · Appice and Bassist Tim Bogert, both New York rimes to sell his film; he rests on his laurels, "1 decided to make a film ... I Continued on pilge 10 Spo~t s Arena Sunday evenmg, May 6, doing bat­ !ormerly With ~anilla Fudge. The formation of such a band seemed , at best, But Fassbinder, Warhol, and St raub force the critic into a film ic point of view, hope you will like it ." Some radical women consider him a spokesman for their tl e with the Phlorescent Im~robable , for Just when plans were being made, Beck su ffe red a near-fatal motor Time, rather than plot, is the concern of these fil mmakers. Empire, an often talked philosophy. At the same time, the New Filmmakers are trying to move themselves leech and Eddie who will accl~ent tha ~ was to sideline him for a long time. Tim and Carmine, meanwhile, about but seldom watched Warhol fi lm, consists of a single camera position from out of their films with the ir acting troups, Factory, collaborations and co-ops. Godard ·open the show. Show time continued With the very successful Vanilla Fudge, which evolved into the equally which visible signs of time passage are recorded. Lonesome Cowboys, while it said, while he was at U.C.S.D., of his collaboration that "it takes two to make a baby". is 8 : p .m. Tickets are succ~ssful Cactus .. Rod Stewart went on to join Faces. And Beck, when he healed, approaches traditional film most directly through its familia r narra ti ve form, can But of course th at isn't the real point of his partnership with Gorin. It is, instead, a available at All Bill contrnued recordrng for Epic Records with the Jeff Beck Group. His albums to date hardly be consider d to have either plot or characters; its fraternity or queer simple state ment in c hallenge to th e dire ctor's film. New York radicals are Gamble's and othel Arend in~l~de "Be~k - Ola " , "Tr.uth," "Rough and Ready" and "Jeff Beck Group." That cowboys roam about until they fall into some kind of action. Warhol has been questioning thei r own position in the Underground right now; they realize that they Ticket Agencies and at the Original plan IS now a ~eality , and Beck, Bogert and Appice will perform this Saturday. working on this problem of "character" since he began the Factory - usual su bjects haven't managed to push the mai nstream ci ne ma at all in their direction. To radicals, Sports Arena Box office for Sports Arena Box office number is 224-4171 . were great personalities - Jackie, Brando, Marylin Monroe - and he painted them who are naturall y didactic, this is a very fr u strating state of aff airs. Their art is itse lf a $5.50. with colours matted slightly askew so as to challenge any attempt to connect them statement of their philosophy: by c rea ti ng a thinking mo vie, it is necessary to pursue The leon Russel Show with rol e. In his films he's tried to create the "superstar" and the "ikon" in order to the austerity to its fullest, and that means depersonali zi ng as m uch as it means de­ will app'ear in casual con­ provide a filmic solution to the problem of people acting as writers describe other threaterizing. There is a sort of limbo - no one wants to watch fil ms that aren't cert at the Sports Arena on people acting. These su perstars act in th ei r own perverted, joking way and play their exciting, and men of prnciple do n't wa nt to hedge. Friday Ma y 11 at a p.m. Travelling with leon on his own, unmistakable selves. Margeurite Duras expects that th e you ng will break the limbl. But God ard sees curre nt tour will be a rock Fassbinder's troupe of actors perform before the camera in a very ritualistic way to our hospital styled universities as a bit hopeless. and roll circus, including It takes a while to learn what rad ica l is - mak ing films like Godard and Warh ol - grand pianos, back-up make their acting unmistakeable; th yare not "real " people caught by the cam ra, singers, and a 2V2 hour they are people acting non-empathetically to force the viewer into thinking certain and what radical is n't - smoking a joint d uring a Wa rhol or Godard fil m - but the radicals seem to believe that it can be learned, for they don't stop wh at they are perforomance by Russell thoughts about what he is watching. Similarly, they've tried to destroy the theatrical himself. Tickets for this aims of more traditional directors. The Hitchcock process shot, Cecile B. DeMille doing. The mystery and austerity t hat makes their work e loque nt has an impact that demands a stance. Th at stance is the rejection of traditional film style, and it's a lot to show are likewise available reconstructions of Bio/e lands, Visconti's elaborate castles for his King Ludwig; all ask for, but if one can understa nd wh at's r eally offered up as replacement, it isn't at all Arena Agencies and aim at creating the illusion of realty, as did the original sets, from an extremely are $5.50 in advance, $6.00 natura listic period, in nineteenth century European plays. Reality provides the way completely unreasonable. at the door. This Sunday at the University of San Diego Football Stadium is a Cinco OUNBfIIliN~ de Mayo celebration com­ ANNUAL plete with tacos and beer, Mach II • Portable and music by Malo, Azteca, MANDEVILLE and the ever popular com­ ELEtTRONIC CALCULATOR ' edy of Cheech and Chong. • O, ... tOI OA batteries or AC LECTURES currul SPRING • ADO. SU BTRACT. MUl TlPl Y, DIVIDE. SQUARE. RECIP RO· 1972 1973 CALS .• all Instanlly! • Hand les up to 8 digits with USE. _. floalins decimal presents • Clear enlry key 10 correcl mis· -SALE lakes wllhoul repeating en· Your academic and staff employees Credit Union Ine opi.l.,.".O/O' ...... >S... CREDIT UNION OF SAN DIEGO Students with ID c8I'ds Page 4 Triton Times Friday, May 4, 1973 Page 5 Friday, May 4,1973 Triton Times LETTED ft· THE· EIHTelt

Hitchhiker your sisters? Hitching on boppers, and all the rest of senseless acts of vandalism overall view of laws and the average of fou r days the suburban sun-bathers. be consid ered "socially" or government. We must all Expresses out of the week, in the last If you remove the gate at "politically" significant. co-exist, and all rights mu st nine months I have had Blacks beach it will be just When a man wilfully be protected for all, and Her Views only two women stop to tike La Jolla Shores . threatens the lives of 96 not a select few. give me a lift. And out of Perhaps you would like to pas sengers on a jet aircraft, As for Mr. Paz fee ling Editor: the numbers of men who build a boardwalk as well. as did Ricardo Chavez­ that he and I are livi ng in a have stopped, only around I can readily empathize If the walk down to Ortiz a year and a half ago sterile environment void ten have been students or Blacks gives you blisters, he is committing a criminal of expression of ideas, I with "one less rape victim" professors - this, despite in her experience, as I am wear shoes, and if you get act, and one which need only to ask him to the fact that most of my tired, maybe you need the transcends the bounds of read the paper. The sure do many (if not most) hitching is done from the women hitchhikers. All exercise. Personally, I socia l-politica l defense rest s. corner of Torrey Pines and would rather be a significance. Human Life is Steve Marriott women who hitchhike ex­ the Muir Parking lot. perience similar incidents "peasant" and walk, than the most precious com­ sooner or later. My own There is no need to warn be promoted to the modity on this earth, and women of the hazards of number two; the most re­ "Bourgeois" and drive we must not regard it too hitchhiking. We are all too down to a combination lightly. A Rebuttal cent three weeks ago, aware of them. But our car­ when, hitching at La Jolla bea ch, pla yground and Wh ile the government of oriented society leaves IJS Shores, I was approached park ing lot. California and the United ToA no choice. For those who Robert Kleiner States has its faults, it is a by a male exhibitionist. are truly concerned about Nevertheless, I continue to (A selfish student who does democratiC, representative Clarification the woman hitchhiker, I not want to share Blacks government, one that is hitchhike. Why? Very enter thi s plea : Don 't con­ Editor : simply, because I have no Beach with all of La Jolla. asse mbled to show the demn, warn, or otherwise views of all parts of society, I am writing this letter in other means of transporta­ order to correct some un­ tion. admonish us. Give us a lift! and all parts must be Linda Richards regarded on an equal basis. fortunate mistakes made •... THEREFORE, I HAVE DECIDED TO INVOKE EXECUTIVE PRIVILEGE AND FORG!VE MYSELFI' It's easy for someone Vandalism by my good buddy Jim who is fortunate enough to Acts of vandalism cannot Craven s, in his letter con­ own a car to throw their Is A be regarded as represen­ cerning our luncheon hands up in horror and Keep Black's ting a view. They are what togeth er a ·few weeks ago. disbelief at the sight of Criminal Act they appear to be, a During my lunch with Big women , "deliberately Road Closed cri minal act. limbo, I actually ordered a Rationality, Action and Editor: I am not attempting to placing themselves in a Reply to Jay Rubinoff cheeseburger, si de of fries, This letter is written in justify the validity of the and a Roy Ogawa Ono­ position that brings out all If you want to drive to regards to the comment on David Kristofferson recent war in Vietnam. It Ono milkshake. triton tiDles the perverts in the world." the beach there is a place th e acts of vandalism made was a horrifying, senseless, Univenity of uHfornM, S.n Dlqo Yet how many of you, safe called La Jolla Shores. by Mr. Nestor Paz of the indecent act , granted. Forever yours, and secure in your own Jesus Christ t. Jolla, wlifornia 92037 People engaged in studies for a college degree in any The ey to unde --',hll>ms is education. It is There you can join th e FALN 15/1, TTl. However we must not (714) 453-2000, ext. 1016, Advertising ext.1017, 453-8722 vehicles, bother to pick up P.s. What's a schlemiel? major area of academia today are well aware of the large and the nature of these on)bl ,~ •• h~'v must be viewed as kindergarten set, the teeny In no way can random, allow this war to distort our :C.. my . CrHne, Business ~ilfick , EditOf·in·Chi~f Mlcha~1 M.1~illle! ever·increasing body of information that they must learn. wholes. One cannot the world with This complex of information is not a monopoly of academic any degree of success theory of anyone Th~ Mitori.. ls elpr~s~d below a,~ app,o"M by 1M TRITON TIMES Edito,i .. 1 Boa,d. All oth~, discipline. The problems ·plinary by nature. In opinions elp,es.~d on this palle ar~ th~ of th~ authors wh~ names .. ppeilf in th~ bylines, .. nd institutions however. It extends into everyday life and com· general, a knowledge is necessary for any do nol n~essa ..ly r~fI~ct th~ .iews of tM TRITON TIMES. Anyon~ desiring 10 submit mal~ri'" to be plicates the once simple choices of the average person with attempt to really un problem, but so is a publish~ in Ihis seclion should ~nd it to Ih~ Editorial Director, TRITON TIMES 117 8"'k~ Hall . threats of unforeseen disadvantageous consequences. For "God" Politicians, Ugh! knowledge of . A large number of Re.~I~ Campus, UCSO. _ ' , example, what are the effects of weedkillers sprayed on the problems are scientific in aspect William H. Stoddard lawns and gardens of millions of Americans? Each person Arthur Helliwell must decide for himself whether or not to participate in these and therefore requ · these areas. In dealing For a number of months people have been writing in with other cultures, as the emerging world these pages about the scientific status of the theory of constitution making it impossible for any activities. As this is written the Watergate affair is community, a knowledge es and lifestyles is Divine creation. The general tenure of these arguments causing a great furore across our land and elected official to succeed themselves, no Hitching Near Campus: This brings us to our central problem. Given the vast necessary for understa and therefore for has been, first, that evolution, the spontaneous origin also all around the world. At no time in incumbents. From the lowest elective number of conflicting claims and opinions existing even achieving peace in the us to conclude that of life from nonliving matter, and presumablx the the hisory of our fair country has the office to the Presidency have it fixed so among experts on vital issues, can the socially·conscious lay the successful citizen must nfam ously called at oscillating universe theory as well, are not proven facts; office of the Presidency been under the that at the end of each 6 year term you second, that since they are theories, they should Be Careful, And Repor.t individual arrive at a rational course of action? Intelligent UCSD, a neo-renaissance be conversant in a cloud that it is now. What has brought this either move up or move back home. Yes, political participation depends on an affirmative answer to large number of I hasten to add that compete on an equal basis with the theory that each term would be for 6 years instead of everything around us evolved from a fairly recent about? this question. the or 4 years now in vogue. Elections Revelle College of this ideaL). direct creative act of God, as set forth in the book of Could it be that most of our elected 2 All Incidents Of Assault To many people the problem seems insurmountable. Most The goal of ng is not just a pipe Genesis by that famous scientist, God; third, that in officials believe they are above the lawl could be held every 3 years so that we voters are acutely aware of their ignorance when it comes dream. Such programs of available in the rejecting this latter theory out of hand scientists are Some of them have been guiding our ship could have experienced people serving us Recently several students have been The two men driving the camper have time to vote on such issues as proposition 9, the environmen­ college~ and universities individuals but showing an irrational prejudice, as cOf)trasted with of state since the year 1 or so it seems. at all times, half coming and half going. If harassed and molested on the roads been identified by three different tal initiative on last June's primary. Such measures go down should NOT be forced unwilling. Compulsion those models of rationality and open·mindedness, the Nixon, Agnew, McClellan, Eastland, Sten­ a person wished to dedicate themselves to surrounding UCSD. In the last week we students, all of whom have been to defeat not because of considered rational argument but generally results In ill will of th e coerced and, as a Christian fundamentalists. nis, Young, Fulbright, Sym i ngton, serving their country- fine and dandy­ have had at least two assaults, two rapes, assaulted. The driver, a self·descrlbed because the populace.is afraid of any change until problems result, downgrades the the earnest. Even for The theory of evolution is indeed just that a theory. Magnusson and many more have been at they could be re -elected every 6 years but never to the same office. They could go one missing and presumed kidnapped, artist (around fifty years old), has long, become inflamed. People feel that they are unable to judge those who can not self·education is But it is not for that reason in some sort of Inferior the helm all too long. A few years ago we shoulder·length grey streaked hair, and a the effects of such measures so they reject them rather than still possible by readin g time. Those who position to other knowledge. All h·uman knowledge is had Hayden from Arizona still in office at through the various offices at the local and one murder near campus. level then try for the congressional and It is sad that this is not an area where full beard. Distinctive In appearance, this run the risk of bad results. This feeling of uncertainty also are truly concerned abou r role in it will not theory, and in a sense douotful. But there is no point in the tender age of 90. These politicians shirk at such tasks. people are not suf· doubting, unless grounds for doubt can be shown senatorial seats in Washington and from one can hitchhike and walk without fear. man has piercing brown eyes, and wore a leaves them easy prey to emotional appeals by propagandists. have been on the public payroll for an It is no small wonder that in all this confusion many people ficiently concerned . having greater strength than what is doubted. In all the average of about 30 years each and have there- if qualified- to the White H9use. But we must be realistic, and understand constant smile on his face. Because of his fundamentalist comments I have yet seen, there has Under this system, what with everybody accent and skin coloration, he appears to choose to stay at home rather than muddle their brains with However, let us assume .bec:orrle neo·renaissance been spenders- of yours and my tax that there are some precautions that can men. Will we then be t the intricacies of nbeen- nothing which looks even remotely like a vitally interested in what was best for the be of Latin descent. The other man, also the uncertainties of voting. The proliferation of information all money- for most of their adult so it is no be taken to avoid trouble. ballot propositions and 't it often the case that plaUSible reason for doubt. country instead of being mainly in­ apparently of Latin descent, Is about 25· therefore results in the apathy which is evident in so many wonder some of them think they are Hitchhiking is an accepted form of people today. . the more we learn the of what we don't But even if there were grounds for such doubt, above the law, they are since they are the terested in perpetuating themselves in travel to and from the UCSD campus, 30 years old, has dark brown hair, and Is know? If so will we be for all our effort? creationism would not qualify as an alternative theory. office, we would have government fFor about 5'9" tall. The driver may be taller, On the other hand we are faced with the phenomena of law. especially in North County. To those who "activist" movements. Having spent some time in the anti­ The answeragain is we will not be able To see the reason for this, look at a different theory: If these spenders knew there was a the People, By the Peop le and Of the but was hard to determine as he was 2 do hitchhike, we urge you to be more :1 war movement myself, I have experienced the pleasant to clearly judge every One would have to the Law of Gravitation, F=Gmm·/r • This law predicts good chance that they would return to People. cautious than ever when accepting offers seated in the camper during the reported sensation of the "rightness" of a cause. This appears to me to specialize in all areas to good chance of being certain behavior of objects: a dropped stone will fall, a the roll of a taxpayer and to face their Limiting elected officials to 1 term for rides. And to those UCSD community assaults. The camper has a green front be a psychological phenomenon that even the most cynical right. Such specialization , the attitude of thrown one will describe a parabolic trajectory, a neighbors after a term in office you can would of course· due to the turnover­ members with cars, we ask that you help and a white trailer. The make Is unknown, of minds has difficulty in avoiding once it has been swept up striving for the truth to ourselves when rocket will enter free fall under some conditions, etc. .. bet your bottom dollar they would be mean that anyone might be called to out by giving rides to students, and es· but It appears to be a mid-1960's model. by the fever of a movement. It has been my experience that a starting our studies will from falling into Insofar as those objects behave that way, we can more careful in how they spent our taxes serve in office. This so it would behoove a large number of "activists" are so only out of a sense of explain their behavior by this one theory. It serves in and how they· conducted themselves person to be well informed on how tablishing car pools with those you know In the reported cases both of the listless apathy. The have acquired will · needing to do something, regardless of whatever it is. In their effect as a file in which to place our understanding of government was run and being better who do not own cars. assaults took place during the late after· sharply reduce the t surprises which while in the public eye. How could this "pre-activist" period when they were confronted with a society mar confront. critica l, studious bullistics and related subjects. Further, if objects sad situation be rectified you might well informed it would make us more substan­ In an effort to help combat the threats noon, around 4:00 p.m. The men were a bewildering mass of data they were at a loss for what to do. attitude wil lessen the It be ing overwhelmed behaved otherwise it would show that this theory was ask???? tial citizens. Of course some provision of assault on hitchhikers, the TRITON reported to have been drinking, and TIMES will print descriptions of those who The influences of friends then drew them into a group. The by dogma, as is the fa activist. wrong, or that additional factors were intervening. Very simple- have an amendment to the behaved in an irrational manner. (Historically this is how new causes are generally Continued on page 8 have attacked UCSD students. group was found to be a welcome encounter since its It is obviously true able to remove the • discovered.) Believin~ in it amounts to organizing our Some students have been harassed in Any person who has had a similar enthusiasm supplied the certainty which individual specula­ basic uncertainty all, Man's destiny is tion previously could not. Thus their actions in the end are still to a large extent in over which he has awareness of the world in a definite way, one into front of UCSD along Torrey Pines Road experience or has seen these men around which we can fit some occurrences and not others. In by two older men driving a 3/4 ton pickup campus should report it to the TRITON not rationally determined, but consist of a quasi-religious little control. But even if the future exten· sively, we can attempt to understanding of the other words, when we are asked to say what this law camper. The following information is TIMES and the campus police. We urge dogmatic adherrence to the philosophy of the group. course of society. least, when trouble is means, we can point to all the events it summarizes, meant to alert other students who may you to report all cases, and be extremely It remains to be seen whether reason can prevail or if La Jolla apathy and blind activism are the only alternatives. The brewing we have a ourselves. Common and say, ' It means that, aU other things being equal, frequent that area of the campus. careful when hitching to and from UCSD. answ.er is that yes, it can, but the "Yes" must be so qualified sense tells us that it is prepared for a storm things will happen in just this way, and not another: FREDERI.CKS This is why it is meaningful and useful. as to render it a " no" in a large number of cases. than ~o be caught u Shores Continued on page 8 SKI & HIKE r triton times Market News Oepirtment Copy Readers has gone hiking "u ~ dub." ... ·11 S~ h<11 re-dder, ... o" lIe 8e' growth of knowledge for centuries. A doubles team would go to Well, word must have and then. Now many of you the reader could un­ perceive. This can be seen by the fact that no event Catholic priest who supported religious dictatorship, Santa Barbara for the ALl­ gotten out that you just keep on skimming would seem to him to be a reason for concluding that derstand the how of Crew. challenged on his claiming the right of free speech, Cal Tournament. All the H.C. Chan was planning to and bypass a terrific article. No one really knows why God did not exist. His statement cannot be shown to be once said, 'You believe in tree speech, so while you are stars were there, including participate, because he and Whyl Because you either wrong. This is because it means nothing, any more than people get up at 4:30 a.m., in power we shall use it against use it against you; we 'NOT lUSt NOW, MI. WAY"' .. . "tM"PS LA'" •• " such pre-tourney favorites hiS partner (Denise Nationals Now are ignorant of it's many row, run five miles, push the statement 'all falguses are brumpos' means do not believe in free speech, so when we are in power as Greg and Glenny, Gi­ Medina) were the only virtues or you are just anything. It has no value in understanding the world. weights and then try and we won't let you use it against us: This is how the deon and Ann, and Mike graduates to show up for basically not a nice person. stay in school. Anyway, It i.s ~n inescapable part of scientific logic that, before ob;ective scientific openmindedness of fundamen­ Communications can't be one-sided! There must be an d Bev. As expected, the the tourney. His presence And since everyone something that's bothering you nationally, on campus, power-houses (Greg and Saturday the team traveled admitting any statement or system of statements to the talists works, too. Christians don't want to have this took some of the thrill out Underway knows that UCSD is just full up to Santa Ba rbara to competition ?f theories, it req~ires of them that they or eYen in this newspaper. The TRITON TIMES Glenny, Gideon and Ann) responsibility, and they see in any sort of independent of Greg a nd Glen ny's of ... nice people, you are meet UCSB and Stanford. show what might be taken as eVidence for anor against judgement a source of threats to their stuperous welcomes LETTERS TO THE EDITOR and will print as moved to the cham­ tr~u~ph over Roger and probably ignorant of the them. There can be no evidence for or against the pionships of the winner's The !ight-weight four won, complaisance. It's understandable that now, when the many as space permits. Letters should be typed, Glnl, as Greg had previous­ how and why of Crew. as did the frosh fou r. The sta.tements -of . creationists. (Certainly the Bible is no double-spaced, with 6O-unit margins, and must be re­ bracket of the double­ ly had the dubious honor The People problems before men are so demanding of rigorous Schedule lightweights beat Santa eVidence. It Simply sets our the putative theory and thought, that many people should want to escape from ceived no later than Tuesday for publication on Friday. eli mination tourney, where of falling prey to Chen's So, pay close attention Greg and Glenny dropped Barbara while the frosh yo~ can hardly p~ove a theory correct just by STating it. its demands into unthinking 'peace of mind', like sheep All contributions MUST include the name and address deft lob and scorching Friday and you will learn all about took Stanford. The meet As It stands, the Bible doesn't even mean anything at all following a Shepherd; but this approach is even less Gideon and Ann into the smashes. Let it suffice to say rowing or crew (see you of the writer, although names will be withheld on loser's bracket. 9:30 a.m: Opening Ceremonies took place at Lake e~cept when it's making statements about pliysical workable now than it was before, when the strain was request. Mail to: TRITON TIMES, 117 Blake Hall, UCS- that Chen lived up to his didn't even know that was Cachuma and one might objects, and even these aren't necessarily true, written image, and Denise per­ Hirr~urt 1 10:00 a.m. Graceland vs Cal State Dominguez what a crew team did) . First less acute. God isn't just the wrong answer; God is no 0, La Jolla, 92037, or submit in person at the office, NW In the final round of this say the Lake rose to the as they were by fanatical propagandists, whose respect answer at all. bracket, Gideon and Ann formed more than ade­ Court 210:00 a.m. George Williams vs UCSD off there are three occasion, producing swells for objectivity can hardly have been much better than corner Blake Hall. quately as the pair romped were upset by II dark-horse Court 1 ~1 :15 a.m. Church College of Hawaii vs Cal categories in Crew : of two feet at some spots. that. of Marxists, or Timothy Leary.) For they aren't just team, Roger and Gini, in an to an easy 15-4, 15-6 vic­ S Freshman, lig ht weights Of course, the motor boats tory, also gaining two seats tate Dominguez Hills setting forth one more theory of the physical 18-17 thriller. This would Court 12:00 p.m. Graceland vs George WiIIi~m5 and heavy weights. The and their wakes mechanisms of a given process. They are denying that have set the stage for a on the Greyhound Bus to term "heavy weights" is cooperated by crOSSing the UCSB. Court 14:00 p.m. Church College of Hawaii vs UCSD such mechanisms exist. championship match of C0!-lrt 1 6:qo p.m. George Williams vs Cal State usually synonomous with course as many times as Roger and Gini versus Greg Domlnguez Hdls varsity and junior varisity. possible. Yet, the Tritons Rational discourse has its own laws and customs. Another area of com­ UCSD fields light weights These are not perfect or absolute, but they cannot be FEIFFER and Glenny, had it not Court 1 8:00 p.m. Church of Hawaii vs Graceland perservered and took two been discovered that due petition appears in the Court 28:00 p.m. UCSD vs Cal State Dominguez Hills and freshman. To be in the first places. The frosh-eight set aside arbitrarily without paying a heavy price the volleyball finals. On a mis­ freshman category you replacement of raional discourse by blind refusal to to the ignorance of the and the IV-eight did not do ty, cold day-after-the-time­ S.turday have to be a freshman so well. think or communicate at all. or by a chaotic mishmash orga nizer of the tourna­ (pretty hard, huh?) It's a bit ment, UCSD's graduate change Sunday morning, Championship Now You Can See A Crew of meaningless assertions. One of these laws is that the four coed-volleyball teams tougher to qualify for the Race . explanation of natural objects and events by 'natural' I students had been unjustly Court 9:00 a.m. Graceland vs UCSD kept out of the competi­ gathered to battle it out for Championship other two groups. A light­ You 're probably saying m~an 'perceivable' must be sou~ht in other natural a trip to UCSB.After many weight boat has nobody objects and events. Only with thiS principle can we tion. So, a graduate student Court 11:00 a.m. Church College of Hawa ii vs to yourself, "Wow, would I tourney was scheduled for groans from the late risers George Williams over 160 Ibs. and with a ever like to see a crew ensure that we are saying anything meaningful at all. everyone started to loose~ boat average of 155 Ibs., When creationists reject the theory of evolution in END OF ROUND-ROBIN PLAY race." Well, now you can, up. ONE TOO MANY and Championships heavies are virtually for this Saturday at Mission favor of special acts of God, they are demanding that ALL SPIKED OUT each up­ eliminated. rational judgement subvert itself. What they demand is Cour! 1 :30.p.m. 4th place team vs 5th place team for Bay, UC Santa Barbara, UC se.t their first two games, Championship Bracket The Equipment Santa Clara, San Diego as incrediible as if a man on trial were to be confronted With ONE knocking off Now that you know b~ vague assertions of his sinfulness, guilt, etc., by CHAMPIONSHIP BRACKET State and UCSD are getting AGAIN AGAIN and ' the Championship something about the peo­ it together for the San wl!nesses who concern themselves with objective Mother's ple, we will discuss the SPIKERS drowning the Court 2:45 p.m. 2nd place team liS 3rd place team Diego Invitational. The first eVidence, and were then asked to defend hinself equipment. The boat or depleted WHITE MEAT. Championship ~ace, the lightweight eight, against them. Evolution may be a good or a bad theory shell is made out of pine IS at 9 a.m. To get there Day Court 4:00 p.m. 1st place team vs. 4th place team and redwood. They are its story may be true or false. But this has to be decided r TEU THeH This set up the classic Championships from school take Interstate objectively. All that any creationist has ever said is that matchup: : youthful ex­ Court 6:30 p.m. Losers vs Losers for 3rd and 4th wide enough to sit in, and 5 south to Garnet, then he feels that the Bible is true (without specifying the 1I-fVU THRILL HER WITH places no more (about a foot and take Garnet to West Mis­ natural sources of his feeling), and that for the sake of 8RXU uberance versus seasoned half wide). The rowers are this feeling he is ready to reject any rationally veterans The youngsters Championship sion Ba y Drive and go left. Court 8:00 p.m. Winner vs Winner for Championship in sin~le file, all facing one grounded assertions, even though he cannot even say ~Tcr looked a little tight in the direction, and each man Follow Mission all the way ( I . firs~ game while Fuq ua, and 2nd place what the meaning is of those statements which he feels Flowers has one oar. While in your to Belmont Park and turn to be true. This is sheer intellectual fraud, right out in DWight and Dave were left at the signal (right at pounding home loan and everyday row boat you just the open. To ask that rational judgement even notice sit and pull, the oarsmen the jack-in-the-box). ext, such assertions as evidence is to ask that evolution be Cheryl Landay's sets. I n the here are not so lucky. They turn in at the Bahia motel tried before a kangaroo court, one which will give no second game, though it sit on a little platform or sit down( open up yo u; was ONE's turn to pull 'the beer ana get ready. You more weight to the most rational proofs and the best As you read this article, handed out at ap­ slide that, you guessed it, are now at the finish line of string, and behind the proximately 9:30 Saturday slides on a pair of runners. power shots of Mark and the finest small-college the 2000 meter course and volleyball in the nation is night. For all of Friday ana Each shell has its own shoes can expect quite a good tremendous block ing of now being played a stone's Saturday morning, matches already in it, so the rowers Bruce, ALL SPIKED OUT show, if not the most uni­ Politicians, Ugh! ... throwaway in the UCSD will be organized on a tie their feet into these que. After all, how many came from behind to pull gym. The participants are round-robin basis with shoes, thus they can pull out a 12-10 crew races ha ve you seen? Continued from page 7 Church College of Hawaii each team playing every and push themselves up So, why not, show up and squeaker. Now was the In and down the runners. ThiS 1)y M.guell,nln We Have Our Own Stone Mill BOOKSTORE Name ...... : ...... A very rei' and powerful Ie enactment of I famous Chilean murder case PICTURE?" PtrI.. ,I,,, COl_1A 10 And Bakery Order Early Address ...... ••...... To Insure Delivery A hlla,lolI~ com"dy about the 1If .. and toy/, (.r a wldowf'd . Beg'nn.JOg ThorsOol 7523 b Fay A venue La Jolla moth.. , who ,rhl't allialn. t h", f'!>tabll~h"d ramll . City, State, Zip ...... !'tem, ... Engogemonr 454-4515 fOJetgn ~. Ver~on (acro.ff from Safe way ) i FllliRl'llIDMA age 9 Friday, May 4, 1973 Triton Times 7456 ~a JoUaBlvd. 459-4341 Page 8 Trit?n Times Friday, May 4, 1973 Extension Schizophrenia ...... ~o rea nnou ncements ...... Applications are now being Representatives from similes of manuscripts by tion are free to cu rrently " TO ALL GRADUATING does not appear on the list Psychiatrists and medical researchers will report the latest biological and sociological accepted for the position of AETNA LIFE & CASUALTY Leonardo de Vinci and enrolled students . Since they SEN iORS , REVE LLE COL ­ please, contact Charlotte thinking about the group of mental disorders known as schizophrenia, in a forthcoming Station Manager at KSDT for will be on campus Thursday, Nicolaus Copernicus will be are free you must type them next year. The manager, who LEGE: Posted outside the Cysner, Office of the Provost UCSD Extension course. May 10 , to talk with on display In the Central yourself. The line limitation Revelle Provost Office will be or call her at extersion The Extension offering appears at a time when traditional notions about mental illness will take office in July, is Bachelor's Degree can­ elected by the staff of the University Library Lobby is: (3( 30 -space lines typed . a list of graduating seniors for 2231 ." (5/1 1) are being widely challenged by social scientists. station and holds office for didates in any disci pline from May 1-20. (5/18) All ads longer than this wi ll Spring 1973. If your name about positions in manage­ The course, beginning Thursday evening May 10, at 7 o'clock in 2100 of the one year. There is a small The Jew ish St Udents be reduced . We reserve the BSB, UCSD School of Medicine, is open to any interested person. A registration fee of stipend. Applications may be ment training and Insurance right to edit all ads. In add i­ marketing. Anyone in - _ Association is sponsoring a $31 will be charged for the s;,(-week series, obtained at the Student weekend in the mountains, tion we are not responsible Help Vietnam's Children through UNICEF Employment Office now terested in exploring careers The series will be coordinated by Dr. Igor Grant, an assistant professor of psychiatry at May 18-20. There will be for any errors. Please make the School of Medicine, who says the reasons for a better understanding of through May 21 . (5/18) in business and manage­ 'sure to check your ad for ment is encouraged to sign dancing , sports, seminars, schizophrenia on the part of the general public are substantial: 'IFirst, it is very He Noa Lani Dance, Co. stu­ speakers, music, and films at corrections the day it up for an interview at Career­ appears. Usually ads wi ll run prevalent, not only in our country but around the world. The worldwide figure is one in dent organization meets ev­ Education Planning Services a cost of $5.00, which also every thousand people, and in the United States fully a fourth of all hospital inpatients ery Wednesday for class at includes transportation and automatically for two issues (CEPS). 6th Floor, Bldg. 20, depending on space are schizophrenic patients. the Gym, No. Balcony 7:30/9 Muir College. Copies of Aet­ meals. There is more infor. to p.m. Everyone invited/stu­ come, but if you 're in­ availability. IMPORTANT!!! "Secondly, it strikes people just as they are making the transition into adult life, na literature are available All ads must have your stu­ putting the productive years in jeopardy. dents, stafflfaculty (E W) also. (5/8) terested , call Joanne at 272- 5939. (5/19) dent 10 number or they will , " It is also very important," says Dr. Grant, "for us to know what the schizophrenic Senior Octavio Paz, well­ not be considered. If you experience is like the ways these people suffer and how lonely they are." known Mexican poet and es ­ THE TRITON WARGAM­ wish your ad to be longer ING SOCIETY meets every The American Friends Ser­ Other speakers in the course are also members of the department of psychiatry at the sayist, will be at UCSD as a vice Committee is preparing than the alloted space a School of Medicine. At the opening meeting, Dr. Joel Yager will talk on the concept of Thurs. night in MC 506. We Regent's Lecturer from April play all night so come and to organize a fund-raising small charge will be made. schizophrenia and current definitions of terms. May 17 Dr. james Tenzel's topic is the 16th to May 12th. During that leave when you want. New­ effort to provide medical Paper and typewriters are inner world of the schizophrenic. time he will deliver a series of comers welcome. (EI) supplies and aid to Viet­ availab te in the office . ~ On May 24, Dr. Grant will discuss biologic theories on the cause of the disorder and four lectures in Spanish on namese civilians. We urgent­ Deadlines are Mon. 9 a.m. Price Protest limitations encountered by researchers. Psychosocial theories will be explored by Dr, the poetry of Spanish " Atte ntion All Mus ical ly need the assistance of for the Tues . issue and Wed. Gary Birchler on May 31 , drug therapy by Dr. Haig Koshkarian on june 7, and Dr. Grrant America and will give a Groups", On May t9, there faculty , students and staff to 5 p.m. for the Frl. Issue. The '~ ~ , i f, ~ will review the entire series and entertain questions at the final meeting june 14. public reading of his poetry will be a concert given on the help promote this non­ ads will go in on a first come Leaders of San Diego County Fight inviting meat boycott supporters, trade with subsequent translations soccer field . All interested political, humanitarian effort. first serve basis. unions, consumer groups women's For enrollment information, telephone 453-2000, extension 2061 . A motherless Vietnamese child-one of many thou­ Inflation Together have set a march and into English. groups call : Harvey Daniels Anyone interested shou ld sands of small victim of t he war -waits in his groups, senior citizens, and all others or Hymle Munoz at 453 - The new UCSD permanent rally in Mission Bay Park as a part of the concerned about inflation. City and PUBLIC READING contact Mark Siegel in the father's arms for help from the United Nations National Da y of Protest against High Thursday, May 10, Fourth 2000, elx. 2107 or 2108. We TRITON TIMES office , NW collection , featuring works by County officials will be asked to speak at C.ltlll.llllr... pqll need you to perform for Van Gogh , Matisse, Monet, Children' Fund. UNICEF is planning major re­ Ro od Prices tomorrow. The march and the rally. Stone .. . Lecture - 3 p.m. HL 1449 corner of Blake Hall, Revelle "free" for 1/2 hour to t hour. Campus, X1016, or leave Chagall, Reno i r. and habilitation programs throughout Indo-China, to rally will gather at 1 p.m. near the Visitor San Diego Fight Inflation Together profess adheren.ce to a philophy which stresses the fact of perpetual change. This Old time dancing and music. (5/1 8) your name and phone Cezanne, will be on display Information Center, Mission Ba y, off continues to call for the Tuesday and change implies revision of " doctrine and tactics", said Stone. This "system of perpetual rebuild ch ool ,orphanage and health centers, train Highway 5. , Come dance squares and number. (5/1) April 24 - May 16 in the Thursday boycotting of meat. change" has become, he said, " a system. of ,dogmatism':' . . . nurses, teachel's and social wOI'kel's, and provide The San Diego chapter of FIT are contras to live music. All An exhibition of Renaissence main gallery. Gallery hours The solution to the problem of repression In these SOCieties, he felt, IS a ~yntheSIS of welcom e. 8:00 p .m. plaques and med als from the Attention: All graduate and are daily from 12-5 and badly needed supplies. Public contribution may be communist and socialist systems with afreedom of thought and expression. A new Thursdays at the Mu ir Morgenroth Collection in undergraduate students. The Wednesday evenings from sent to U.S. Committee for UNICEF, 331 East 3 th revolution, a revolt of the youth, might be necessary, he said, to effect this synthesis. cafeteria. FREE. (EI) Santa Barbara and fac- classified ads in this publica- 8- 10 p.m. (4/24) St., New York 1001 6. Without such a synthesis the present repressive regimes " will be a prison ... harsher and Pearce Appointed Dean more complete than any the human race has known before."

Dr. Roy Harvey Pearce, Pearce joined the UCSD Graduate Studies for the Professor of American faculty in 1963 as Professor past five years . Hendershott Literature and Associate of American literature and the daEtar's bag Dean of Graduate Studies Chairman 0 the Depart­ Prior to coming to at UCSD has been ap­ ment of literature. He UCSD, Pearce served as an Awarded pointed Dean of Graduate served as Specia I Assistant instructor at Ohio Dr. Myrl C. Hendershott, Address letters to Dr. Arnold Wer.ner, Box 974, East shave, but by evening the beard is well grown. I also anatomic considerations make it more likely for the Lansing, Michigan, 48823, made the mistake of shaving the hair on my' chest, and woman to be a carrier of hidden venera l disease than Studies. for Academic Plann ing at State University (1945-46), assistant professor of The appointment as UCSD under former as Assistant Professor at UC now I can't stand to let it grow back. I absolutely don't the man. A painless sore that is characteristic of syphilis oceanography, Scripps in­ want to grow a beard. I would be happy if this heavy could be well hidden on a woman and an undramatic Dean, announced by Chancellor William McGill Berkely (1 946-49), and, and stitute of O ceanography, UCSD Chancellor William from 1968 to 1970 and has QUESTION: Is a feminine deodorant spray hair could be somehow reduced to light hair by a vaginal discharge can actually be a symptom of as an Associate Professor has been awarded the A.B. 8onorrhea. In the man, the sore of symphihs on a peniS McElroy, is effective as of served as Acting Dean and and Professor at Ohio Wood medal and prize by dangerous when used by a woman engaging in oral change in my chemical balance. sex? Having the safety of my partners in mind, I thought IS usually immediately reco~nized and a gonorrhea July 1, 1973. Associate Dean of State University. the Institute of Ph ysics of ANSWER : Reviewing the whole bunch of letters that infection produces excruciatingly pa inful burning on london. I would drop you this note. I have received over the last few years from men urination. In the time period before sym ptoms become He received his B.A. and Institute officals made ANSWER: Modern technology has improved our concerned about the amount of their facial and body obvious, the man can certainly infect other women. lives in many ways. However, aside from antibiotics and UCSD Music M .A. degrees from UCLA the presentation in london hair, I find that yours is in the minority. Overwhelming­ The probability of contracting venera I disease is and his Ph .D. degree from on Tuesday May 1. contraceptives, our genitals have not benefitted that ly, the men who complain about these matters are Johns Hopkins University entirely dependent upon who the women are that he is Continued from page 5 The award is made an­ much from the mechanical and chemical contrivances looking for more hair, not less. As you indicate, your having intercourse with, or rather, who the men were in 1945. . that have recently been marketed. Some devices such Los Angeles. She is a member of the University nually to a United States or great natural reso!..!rce appears to be genetic. In no way that the women had intercourse with before they had Pearce has held research United Kingdom scientist as vibrating dildoes are relatively harmless, whereas could the situation you oescribe be considered abnor­ intercourse with him. From you r description, your symphony and wind ensemble. In 1971 Miss Richards AND other mechanical devices, incluaing some penis ex­ wa s awarded second place in the Frank Sinatra Musical and study fellowships under 35 years of age for MEET mal. juggling chemicals to decrease the amount of finance's judgment is already suspect so I would not be panders, seem as if they have been devised by a berserk body hair a man is endowed with sounds neat, but Merit Award Competitiorl . granted by the American distinguished work in A optimistic about his choice of sexual partners. Council of learned physical sciences and diabolical Rube Goldberg. would also result in shriveling of your testes, decreased This brings me to what is clea rl y the most difficult The concert is under the direction of Edwin London, FRIEND Feminie deodorant sprays are a misa pplication of the composer and visiting professor at the UCSD Music Societies, the Committe on associated with the sea. sexual drive and a high pitched voice. Your less hairy part of your letter. You and you r fi nance appear to Dr. Hendershott is the idea of living better through chemistry. Superficial chest might also be graced by small breasts. have a number of major issues to get settled before you Department. M idwestern Studies, and Your dislike of beards is unfortunate and I don't the Fund for the Advance­ second U.S. scientist to be simi larities between the armpit and the crotch have get married. Veneral disease is rather easily treated ap'parently led to treating them in the same fashion, understand it. You could be saving yourself about two ment of Education. so honored by the with antibotics once it is diagnosed, but a marriage Institute. Back by demand which is a pit. The application of deodoran~ sprays to da ys a year shaving time if you had a beard. Your only "threa tened by such outside infections does not lend In Your Ear the sensitive tissues of the external Eenitalia and the choice appears to be to carry an electric razor w ith you He is the author of The first was Dr. Albert DAN MURPHY itself to nearly so simple a remedy. several books including Beaumont Wood. He and vagi nal area can lead to irritation and infection. I have and shave once during the day if it's that crucial that Continued from page 5 no idea what they do to oral tissues, thou~h the mouth ; you are clean shaven. QUESTION : A current trend on cam pus is to crush a "The Savages of America: his work were well known downer anq smoke it mixed with ma rijuana . We were A Study...of the Indian and see ms to be much heartier than the vagina. Tuesr.ay, the Eighth both in the U.S. and U.K., QUESTION: My fiance has been having sexual inter­ wondering if the burning of the drug w ould have any the American Mind" and as was hb Interest in the In the absence of a vaginal discharge, genital 9PM Conversation with Mcleod clea nliness is best handled br soap and water applied cour5e with a number of nameless women. This is not a harmful effects on us. A few weeks ba ck, two members oi the KSDT staff " Th e Continu i ty of y ?ung~r scientist begin­ Times may change. The world. and a mumber of the Campus Program Board r a p'p~d American Poetry" which ning hiS career. exte rnally, If there is a vagina discharge, this sh,?uJd be sob story, but a desire for some facts . . ANSWER : Any exh alted high achieved with the The Church, But one thing never Is it possible for a healthy man to have Intercourse with two members of Mcleod-Don M cleod and Jim was awarded the prize for Dr. Hendershott came to specifically treated according to what is causing the technique you describe is probably as much related to Sullivan. The topics discusse d range from the art of Scripps after receiving his changes. Ou r need for each other. discharge. The vast majority of vaginas stay remarkably with what appears to be a healthy woman and become cri ticism of the Poetry the transmitter of veneral disease subsequently? If so, real ity as smoking banana peels wa s several yea rs ago. mime to the rock scene today to computer films to Society of America in 1962. Ph . D . from Harvard The sick, tbe poor, the despond­ clea n with relatively little attention. Another form of On the other hand, there is always the possi bility that their own personal experiences as artists. chemical assault is the use of harsh douches. Douching what types of disease~ could be ~r!lnsierred un­ U niversity i n 1965. He ent are with us still but the Do­ knowlingly? And what IS the probability of such an toxic materia ls could be inhaled with the smoke and 9:30 PM " Old Friends" Pearce ha s served as specialized in studies of minican Sisters of the Sick. Poor i~ rarely indicated except for the t~eatment o,f infe.c­ cau se considerable pulmonary irrita tion. Asi de from A touching portrayal of the aged, this pro gram i~ a tiO nS, althou~ h it may be helpful In preventing diS­ occurance? Can a man be an unaffected and un­ editor of severa l vol umes long-period waves in the try to help, .. in their own way knowing carrier of VD? the use of marijuana and alcohol, o ther substances sensitive prese nta tion centering around the memories and is, at prese nt, one of charges aSSOCiated with the birth control pill. A perfect­ se a . In 1970, Dr . with Ibeir own gifts. ly fine douche for general use is made of one tables­ people are using to alter mood are potentially very and reflections of a teacher and a steel mill worker, the ge neral editors of the Hendershott was invited to ANSWER: Not only is it possible for VD to be dangerous. In addition, getting zonked on downers with the aid of contemporary music. Produced by A. Ce ntenary Edition of the Their mission is to nurse th e poon of house hold vinegar in a pint of warm water. Venice, Italy, to lecture on needy in their own homes. Young transmitted by two apparently healthy people, but defies rational explanation. Not only is it on the James Cameron of WL VR-FM (Leh igh Universi ty), this " Wo r k s of Nat h ani el ocean waves as part of the QUESTI ON: M y father and I are very hairy. The hair probably most people have no idea that they are dangerous side, but it sounds likE' a colossal waste of and old without regard to race or program was a 1971 Armstrong Award winner. Hawthorne." " Veni ce Project ", a is heavy and black. Every morning I try to get a close infected at the time they transmit YD. Apparent time. Wednesday, the Ninth program to sa ve the water­ religion. To care for the children 9 PM Conversation with Ro ger Chapman or " Which He has se rved as a memb­ locked ci ty from periodiC Jeft adrift when illness comes.To Wa y to the Public Restroom?" er of the boa rd of directors flooding. keep families t08elher. To bring Roger Chapman is the u nofficial , yet o fficial of the National Council of COmfOrl lO thc sick . Peace to the spokesman for Family, an English rock group which Teachers of En glish, of the aged. And to bring Christ's love toured with Elton John last fall. Despite ringing phones, Committe on International IMPROVE-your to ali, dour-faced Holiday Inn desk clerks and late planes, two Cooper's Separator Variations Come to LJMCA Exchange Perso ns, and of KSDT staff members spe nt several hours tal king with . It isn't easy to be a Dominican the Supervising Committe THRU Sister of tbe Sick Poor but lhe Chapman about Family, their evolution as rock artis ts, ABILITY An exhibition of recent work by los Angel es artist Ro n Cooper will open at the la 'of the En gli sh Institute. He rewllrds are far greater than a e~periences on tours; in ge neral, we offer the " other is prese ntly a member of HYPNOSIS jolla Museum of Contemporary Art on Saturday, May 12, with a Members' Preview. side" of the rock scene-the artist as a perso n offstage. patient's smile. For now, this is th Ex ecutive Committe of It will go on public view the follo",:ing d ~ y and cont i n ~e .thro,~gh July 6. . . Thursday, t~ e Tenth D. RAKOW 281-4586 reward enough. th Weste rn Ce nter of the There w ill be six large pieces, entitled ' separator variatIOns by th e artist, occupying 6 PM - 2 11 M Dennis Hernandez and Nacho Fl ores American Acad emy of Arts ~ II nllHl 11111111111111111111111111 11111111111 11111111111111111111111111111 1I1I1II1111111II111II1ItIII! If you feel the need of a chan ge, present a :ollege of music, poetry, spea kers, dis­ the Museum's main galleri es , The are se lf-contained environments of glass and colored and Sciences. § ~ and you can accept a challenge, fluorescent light. Ea ch light sh ines upward upon the wall, crea ting broad areas of color cussions, eC. of the Chicano culture. (This is a regular whv not find out more about the program.) which are separated from ea ch other by sheets of pla te glass. A third color is visible I 1. iii~ Shanghai I wO~Jt we do? along the entire surgace of the separating glass. The DomIDICIID 811ftn of tbeSkk While the majority of these pieces ca n be installed in any localion, the artist is Mandarin & Shanghai = = Poor olftr I ualque opportunity creating one for a particular space in the Muse um. I fk j[ Style I to woJil In the Belli belewe assulll­ The current exhibition is the most recent development in Cooper's continuing 11&: althe dope \OU'I lac aoy oblla_llons. For Worm" concern with light, reflection and !ransparency, whic~ he h ~s in common with othe~ l?s 1 . = Chinese Restaurant = COMMUNITY § E tlon about the "-Illte PrcJII1IlII Angeles artists su ch as Robert IrWin and Larry Bell. HIS earlier works were geometric In I need tor a Europe trip. ,ft ;e. ~ BLOO,) BANK ~_ ~ ;1".. 70 % off dinner -_~ "'rite to: format, made from layers of poured pla s ti ~, and mounted on the wall. 1 hes~ pieces ~Iso •., . menu with student I,D. Sliter Mua~ MIkhtU, employed light from an outside source which wa s sprea d evenly accro s their reflecting, 327 F Street Voc:adon Dtreetor translucent surfaces. ;i. Room 10'1 A number of dra~ings in p~n ci l and w:at.e! color, relating to the cre.a t it)~ to the act~al ~ PAYS DONORS S it -t 1- M~~~~~y~:;~ST I M.riIOIIIalt, o.m..... works will also be Included In the exhibition. Cooper, a youn artist With a teadily­ n for service ~ New York l.56J growi~g international reputation, wa s 'g iven a solo exhibitic :: :~, r~ _ w..! _ ";; : .•: i ..t+ 14- ~ )4· S~~~~A::?~~~JgR; ... tII .... Museum and at the Gallerie Schmela in Dusseldorf, Germany, in 1971 . Tue.-Fr i. He has also been included in a number of internationally important ex hibitions, 9:45- 5:30 ~ .jf ~ ~ 1017 prospect ~ _ sa .... including Documenta 5 in Kassel , Germany, last yea r. Sat. 9:3065:30 J' His work is in the publ;';: coil Clions, of such institution as the St edelijk Mu eum, ~ 'I~ i4. -H 1t LA JOLLA Closed Sun . & Mon, i Amsterdam, Holland; the los Angeles County Museum of Art; the Chicago Art In ·titut :: ,~1J" ~ f- 454-5806:: and the Guggenheim Mu um, N w York. 233-6326 ~ ~ ~ This exhibition of Cooper's work has be n organized by La Jolla Museu m ura tor, j ay ilnll...... IIII111I11IH'III111I1111l1l11l1l1nIllIlIlIlIllIllIlIllIIlHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIF. Belloli, who r cently joined the museum's staff. Page 10 Triton Times Friday, May 4, 1973 - Page 11 F~idax, ~ay 4" 1973 Triton Times ...... announceD1ents ...... ~ .. among all jobs i s the analytical thinking required. The difference lies primarily Dr. Jacoo Sronowski of the in the application of th e Salk InS'itute for Biological analysis. Descriptions of Studies will lecture on High Performance Sound each position and-further in­ "Copernh;us as a Humanist" Bring the concert home to you wi th this high performance formation is available at at 7:30 ~ . m ., Friday, May 4, stereo system. We 've carefully matched this system, with four Career-Education Planning In Sherwood Hall , 700 Services, 6th Floor, Bldg. Prospect, La Jolla. The lec­ great names combined to bring you the best musical perfor· 20., Muir College. Come by ture is part of a Renaissance mance possible at this price. Come in and hear this quality to look at their literature and Symposium sponsored joint­ stereo system and bring your most demanding records to play. to schedule your interview. ly by UCSD and Salk Institute The Harman-Kardon 630 is a twin-powered AM·FM stereo May 4-S. (S4) (S/8) receiver. Twin·power means a separate power supply and power transformer for each channel. This design feature ATTENTION A LL MU IR general enables Harman·Kardon to guaranty that the 630 will deliver 30 SENIORS: A list of Muir seniors who have declared watts , RMS, per channel, both channels operating into 8 ohms A new series of HATHA their candidacy for spring with less than .S% distortion . INTERAUDIO 3000 speakers YOGA classes and 1973 graduation has been reproduce music with dramatic accuracy. Every INTERAUDIO MEDITATION classes will posted in the Muir Provost speaker passes rigorous testing by the SYNCOM computer, the begin in Del Mar, Pacific office. If you are planning to best speaker quality control system known today. The Dual Beach, and at UCSD. For details call Mary Bardone graduate in June, please 121S-S automatic turntable is engineered with precision to give 4S9-397S. (S/11) chedk the list to make sure longer life to your records. The Shure M44·E magnetic cartridge your name has been added. with diamond stylus adds the finishing touch. The combined Honorar Professor Herbert The deadline for filing is May result Is sensational sound . 4th. Anyone filing after that These components purchased Marcuse will be guest lec­ date will be required to pay a turer for Tuesday's (May 8) late filing fee . Maxine John­ Seperately Cost , , ...... $722.85 Scri pps Insti tut i on of son, Muir Provost Office. . Oceanography, University of harman /kardon Californ i a , San Diego, Our Special System Price ,.".,",' " $615 Departmental Seminar. The Fri day, May 4, 8:30, 409 MC, III seminar is scheduled for Piano Quartet, jim stark, (Walnut Case for Receiver Optional) 3 :30 p . m . in Sumner violin, rachel kam, viola, Auditorium on the Scripps marlin owen, cello, jerri lee campus in La Jolla. Hon. owen, piano. works by Prof. Marcuse, formerly Schubert , Beethoven , breier sound center professor of ph ilosophy at Brahms. (S/4) UC-San Diego, has chosen as his subject, "Remarks on 3789 Park Blvd. - 296-0173 A representat i ve from Sc i ence and Soc ial Change." Although Scripps HOLLY STORES, the ap­ Open Daily 9-5:30, Mon, & Fri. 9-9 departmental seminars are parel division of S.S. Kresge usually held each Monday, Co. will be on campus the Marcuse lecture was re ­ Friday, May 4 to interview set for Tuesday. The public is students of all majors for Invited to attend, and coffee be on sale at bargain prices. Seminole Drive (off 6400 EI positions in the Management sunday Weekly firesides, Monday will be served. (S/8) The Sale is sponsored by Cajon Blvd.) - a few blocks Trainee Program leading to nights 8 p.m. Lounge below The Friends of the UCSD " The UCSD executive positions in store east of San Diego State). The Muir Commons All are Library, who will use the CHAMPIONSH IP BRIDGE meetings are nightly at 7:30 welcome. Sponsored by operation, merchandise, per­ TOURr~AMENT will be held SEX AND THE proceeds from the sale to th roug h Saturday and Sun­ sonnel and d istrict Sunday, May 6, at 6:30 p.m. U.C.S.D. Baha'i Club. (E/I) UNIVERSITY. A series of purchase much·needed managers. Come to Career­ In the Revelle North Dining day 10 a .m. and 6 p.m. weekly public discussion books for the UCSD Univer­ Everyone welcome. (5/4) Education Planning Ser­ Hall. A ll bridge players Professor Leo Kanowitz , programs sponsored by sity libraries. Everyone is vices, 6th Floor, Bldg. 20, welcome. Ref reshments ... Hastings College of the Law, UCSD Women, held each invited! (S/4) Thursday at noon at the Muir College to arrange your prizes... entrance fee SO¢ . will speak to the LAW AND SOCIETY (Interdisciplinary International Center, appointment and pick up a For further information call monday 2S) Class on Monday, May 7, Matthews Campus. An open copy of the company The Triton Wa rgaming Barry, 4S3 -2209." (S/4) Society presents the May at 4:30 p.m. in USB 2722. forum - bring your Ideas on brochure. (S/4) MelleeSaturday May Sth . 1 Tennis Club: Round-Robin PUBLIC NOTICE His subject will be Women these controversial issues: p.m.- l a.m. In the Revelle Play on the Muir Courts at 9 at ice: is hereby given that the TRITON and the Law. Open to in­ May 10 - "Fourth College: UCSD Madrigal singers, 8:00 Informal Lounge Everybody TIMES. 117 Lower Blake Hall, Revelle terested students and faculty. An Open Door to Equality?", a.m. Sunday S/6. (5/4) Campus, UCSD, La Jolla, CA. 92037. has p.m. Friday May 4, 1973 - welcome - come anytime (S/4) , Dr. Roy D'Andrade, chair­ filed with the Student Employment Office man , Fourth College Plan ­ Sherwood Hall, 700 featuring Napoleans Defense in complia nce with Chancellor William ning Committee. May 17 - Prospect Street, La Jolla, in 1813, a large scale multI­ McElroy's rul ing of October 27, t972, • Soaring Clu b ground school: • Free tickets now available in " Women ' s Civ il Righ ts California, Free and open to player game. (S/4) Urey Hall for Ch icago lISting of jobs available for the 1973· 1914 Mon. S/7 in 2C-ll 10 at 7:30 academic year. p.m. All are welcome. (S/4) Organizations and Equal Op­ the public. (S/4) Symphony String Quartet, Saturday, May S, 8:30 MC, In compliance with the job ruling the portunity at the University", May 13 at 8:30 in Revelle foIiOWIn! listinll of jobs available in said Music from Kneare, gordon, Cafeteria. (5/11) offices " given: Editor·in-Chief, City Representatives from the Repres entatives of the National Organization for julian, white. (S/4) Editor, Managing Editor, Copy Editor. california state personnel ~ saturday Women , Women's Equity Businl!ss Manager, Editonal Director. Arts BOARD will be on campus Editor, Spom Editor, Photog raphy Editor, A ction League , a nd Free Public Seminar on PRE MEDS: On Saturday, Sunday, May 6 , 3:00 and Monday and Tuesday, May 7 8:00, Sherwood Hall, La Secretury. As I tant City Editor, A sistant Women's Caucuses . May 24 ECKANKAR: The Ancient May 12 Dr. Eugene Berns­ Busi ness Manager. AS~ISlanl Editorial and 8 to talk with Bachelor - "The Outlook for Women Jolla; Concert of Romantic Science of Soul Travel Satur­ tein Will be speaking on his D irector. Assi tunt Sport Editor. Science Degree can d i dates (or at UCSD" , Chancellor Music, Earl W ild , pian o, Editor. Secretarial Assi tanl ana day, May 12 in H.L. Aud. current heart research and graduate students) regarding William D. McElroy. Bring (S/11) Aileen Richards, flute with Salesmen. how It relates to his clinical Any per on Wishing to apply must first opportunities for JUNIOR your lunchl Bring your the La Jolla Civic/University practice. This talk, spon­ ~ck up a referral from the Student Employ· STAFF ANSLYSTS friends! Brin g your ideasl orchestra. (5/4) ment Office. 2tO M C, and then present the A BOOK SALE will be held sored by the U.C.S.D. Pre­ positions. These positions Share your views! (S/22) Med Club, is being given referra l to Corky or amy In the TRITOJ'll on Saturday and Sunday, TIMES office M onday-Friday I 2:00-1 :00 in are primarily in Sacramento May S & 6, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. espeCially for pre-med Peter J. Wilson, a preacher o rder to pick up an applica tion. All and are in four general work A seminar on "Women in on the entrance walk to the students. Saturday, May 12, from Salem, Oregon will be applications must be In by Ma)' 8. t913, areas: pe rsonnel analysiS, Science" will be presented 12:00 nQU,1, he TR ITO TIMES IS AN Wednesday at 6:30 P.M. by Central University library, 11:00 a.m., at the Multi­ speaking at a Gospe l budget analysis, manage­ Equal Opportunity Employer. All elected Dr. Hannah Frie dman, UCSD. Many books in a Purpose Ro om, V . A . Meeting at the Church of position, arc . ubject to final approva l by ment analysis, and program Hospital. (S/4) professor of B io logy at variety of subject fields will Christ located at 4790 the t)CSD Communication Board. analysis. The common base UCSD. (S/8)

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