Former Employee Sues Administrator;

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA SAN DIEGO MONDAV, NOVEMBER 2, 1987 VOLUME 59, #12 Former employee sues administrator;

.I).C.C . questions evidence • the 5.D.C.C. not juet • but also I pin ..aiIfaction By JOHN SHAW According to Imboden, nowhere ____rta help Sa. Oieto c ...... au. Training Director on Haubert's subpoena does it MliIllc'Nid. mention the University. Imboden is Mardil&tMon, with s.... Daon, SDSU'. A discrepency in evidence sub· unclear as to how the University :!iec:...... 04. Community Allin, fonnecl the mitted by the University of Califor. was able to defend Haubert when "'-II.... the auanmer. A ~ wide coRe nia in Small Claims Court may he sued his supervisor not the • .-1IliItI1CI in the 70s, but diuoIved have adversely affected the case a University. UMJ_IIml.. to deal wilhtoo many county laid off Medical Center clerical " My quarrel is not with the Uni· ....., ... iuuea oubide ...... ta concerns. employee brought against the Uni· versity. It is with the division of Ace Marchiclr. in .. for the new versity Thursday. neurosurgery and Rita Haubert," S.D.C.C. ... me, they ...... 10 continuauaIy Allen Imboden sued his supervi . Imboden said...... in ...... beca... the S.D.C.C. sor, Neurosurgery Admini trative Administrative Analyst Marcia can die to ...... council me ...... Assistant Rita Haubert, for $408 Rubish, who appeared in court with D.non . that the new S.D.C.C. needs to in dental expenses and $525 in Haubert, justified the Univer ity's keep .... to. IIliniINB because, in the back pay he claimed were owed to involvement on the grounds that ...... X.C. hiW to ~ate ...... him as a result of her incompetency. Haubert acted within the scope of iuue. According to Imboden, Haubert her duties. Rubish declined to "'011..~ have a IinIited ..... of people we misinformed him as to when his comment as to whether Imboden need to • limited set aI ..... We need to dental coverage began and lied to had sued Haubert personally or if haft .... OI'Ianizeci effort4." rranJdin him about asking for a promotion he had actually sued the Univer ity. saW. and an associated 90 day retroac· Peter S. Doft, an attorney who The eOllilidl'a INt. objectives are to ..aabIiah a tive pay raise. heard the case in place of the che bown ...... -pected voice in the community. Imboden filed suit against Rita duled judge, denied Imboden's Marchidt dMlled that "once we build a reputa Haubert personally under the law claim for compensation. Imboden tion. we CM do abnoat an,...... Recently, San of agency (a law that does not believes, however, that he may 0.10 ~ .tudenb had little influence in the require an employer to defend an have grounds for an appeal. CitJ c..-, in part beeRUN there are oyer employee who has acted outside of During the hearing, the Univer· SeeLOBBY ...... 3 their scope of duties), however the sity submitted a copy of the dental University defended her in court. See LAWSUIT, page 3 Voters to consider trasli burning alfernative

By JAMES P. PINPIN pital, elementary school, child care furans. These can cause cancer due to use, levels of pollution that waste·energy plants meet all StaR Writer center or nursing home. Also, it and increase San Diego's ozone Increase. state and federal standards. would require that any such facility smog and acid rain problems. Bernie Rhinerson, spokesman for In the U.S., there are approxi. Voters will help decide on elec· built would not make additional • Since the residue ash or bottom San Diegans for Clean Environ· mately 100 waste·energy plants, tion day if trash burning or waste demands on the treated water ash left after burning the garbage ment, which is against Proposition while in European countries and energy plants are an acceptable supply and would have its own rec has concentrated levels of lead, H, expressed a different opinion. Japan, 50 to 80 percent of the means of helping to solve San Die ycling and separation methods. cadmium and other pollutants and He claims that the air emissions trash is taken care of by waste· go's growing trash problem_ The initiative is directed against is extremely alkaline, it is highJy from the combustion process go energy plants. Dubbed the Clean Air Initiative the San Diego Energy Recovery toxic and must be disposed in through sophisticated, state·of·the· Concerning the SANDER plant and prepared by San Diegans for .(SANDER) proposal to build a landfills. art air quality equipment that and Proposition H, Rhinerson said, Clean Air (SDCA), Proposition H waste-energy plant at Kearny • The waste water used by the removes from 98 to 99 percent of "The study and the environmental would prevent the building of Mesa: The plant is designed to plants is toxic as well. the particulates before there are review was not even completed waste-energy plants, burning 500 burn 2,250 tons of trash per day • As the incinerators break down any emissions. He also stressed See TRASH, page 7 or more tons of solid waste, within and create electricity for approxi the city 'of San Diego and also mately 60 homes. within a three-mile radius of a hos· Signal Environmental Systems, SDSU march draws hecklers the proposed builder of the plant, withdrew from the project last Aug_ By ELIZABETH MAYNARD Although the march was non· 12 due to the pressure generated confrontational and geared towards by the initiative. However, repre Male and female hecklers hurled making the campus safe for all sentatives of the city of San Diego eggs and abuse at participants in people, the marchers encountered asked the California Energy Com· an anti.rape march at San Diego a section of people who were over· mission on Sept. 9 to only suspend State University last Thur 'day tly hostile and angry. As the women rather than terminate Signal's ap·· night. passed by several fraternity and plication pending the outcome of The second annual "Take Back 'orority houses, they were met by the Nov. 3rd election. the Night" march and rally, spon· male and female onlookers throw . • SDCA's campaign primarily sored by the SDSU Women's ing eggs and shouting jeers. One focuses on the human health and Resource Center, attracted about man even exposed himself. This environment risks that may be 150 men and women who listened reaction was surprising and disap. caused by waste.en.ergy plants. to speeches about alcohol respon· pointing to the coordinators of the According to SDCA: sibility and date rape and marched march and rally who, overall, have • There is no adequate method of around the campus carrying signs received a lot of campus support screening highly toxic incoming and chanting slogans. The f r the event. garbage such as chemical waste. marcher!> stopped frequently at • The substances emitted by the dimly lit the sidewalks with over· According to Dave McGhee. a incinerators (fly ash) include acid Both women and men partici grown bushes and other spots they delegate to the Inter.Fraternity gales, toxic metals, dioxins and pated in "Take Back the Night. " considered unsafe for women. See ANTI.RAPE, page 7

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bill for services rendered. When he approved Imboden's promotion in Imboden said Haubert informed confronted Haubert with the bill , December 1986 to an Administra him that Lori Chase of the campus Controversy frequently surrounds the According to the director, many sources La\Vsuit Imboden claims that Haubert told tive t"position with a pay raise to be Personnel Office changed the pro· Lobby VOA, an arm of the United States are renewable annually and have an him, "I never heard of a group insu 90 days retroactive. Imboden had motion from Adminstrative I to Information Agency. Earlier this year a average value in excess of $1,000. Continued from pale 1 Continued from pale 1 rance plan that didn't go into affect taken over the clerical duties for Principal Clerk and also reduced reporter from Radio Marti, a United Sudenb interested in receiving the free insurance form Imboden signed 100,000 students in San Diego, immediately. " another doctor with the hope that the 90 day retroactive pay raise to States government·operated station aid calendar and information on the schoo last May that clearly indicated that but many students don't vote. he would be compensated for the 30 days. which broadcasts to Cuba and Central larship programs should send a stamped, coverage would not begin until Haubert testified in court that Danon mentioned an incident when additional work with the retroactive Imboden questioned Chase by America, was yanked from her White business· sized, self-addressed envelope to June 1 , 1987. I n court, Doft asked she never told Imboden one way or "one student represented 30,000 pay. phone about the changes. Accord· House beat after publicly posing a ques· the Scholarship Bank, 4626 N. Grand, Imboden ilthe coverage start date the other as to when his dental cov· students ... the City Council stepped Nickie White, Dr. Alksne's sec· ing to Imboden, Chase told him various locations around the campus. In tion to President Reagan. Carlson, who Covina, CA 91724. was on the form when he signed it. er age started. all over us." AIDS Awareness Week retary and Imboden's immediate that Haubert had not put in for addition, 13 centers will provide informa· supervises Radio Marti, defended the Imboden replied he did not know. " I didn't discuss the form with supervisor, was supposed to appea r Administrative I or the 90 day ret Despite the problems of the past begins Nov. 9 at UCSD tion and/or literature about AIDS and long. standing policy barring reporters of Upon returning home. however. Cal Western School of Law him, because I never saw it," Hau· in court to testify that Alksne had roactive pay raise, but that she had sexually transmilled diseases. government·run operations from asking Imboden found his copy of the form collegiate councils, and the low A week devoted to" A focus on AIDS" bert testified . "I told him that pro· approved the promotion and pay instead requested the promotion to student voter turnout, the council questions at presidential news hosts women's conference and discovered that no such date will be held on the UCSD campus begin. vided you sign up for insurance, Principal Clerk I with 30 days ret· Progressive Students host conferences. was present on it. Imboden con· raise, but she failed to appear due meeting was optimistic. They are in ning Nov. 9, offering an opportunity 10 you are covered." to car trouble. Imboden believes roactive pay. the process of obtaining a rent·free The VOA broadcasts round·the·clock California Western School of Law and tacted an attorney Thursday even· learn more about AIDS which has talk on Contra aid According to Imboden, Dr. John her absence wp;tkened hi .• r.ase. Chase testilied in court, how. office in one of the city government news , music. entertainment and features Charter One Hundred are co-sponsoring ing to determine if the discrepency inflicted much suffering and ha~ calamit Alksne, chief of the division of neu· After waiting to hear about his buildings as well as a phone, logo The Progressive Student Association in 44 languages. In an average week a law conference for women, designed to would have any bearing on the out· ever, that Haubert had indeed reo ous potential. The scope of the problem rosurgery al the Medical Center, promotion for nearly three months, and letterhead. Marchick will meet will be hosting a presentation on the Con· more than 120 million people world·wide strengthen understanding and broaden come of his case. Imboden is cur· quested the Administrative I posi· posed by AIDS, and the liklihood that in tion . Chase said it was her own regularly with the mayor's office, some way it will impinge on the society at tra Aid this Tuesday, November 3 at 4 listen to the Voice of America. knowledge of the c\lYrent legal issues rently waiting for a reply. decision to change the promotion. which she says has been very large requires that all become well pm, at the North Conference Room in the Consistent with its current "glasnost" affecting women's property rights, to be "If I would have had my copy,l not Haubert's. Chase said she could supportive. informed about its nature, transmission Student Center. A speaker from the Cen· policy, the Soviet Union stopped jam· held at 9 am Saturday, Nov. 7 at Cali· think it would have made a big dif· tral America Information Center will be ming VOA broadcasts this year - for '..,rnia Western School of Law. ference," Imboden said. not remember whether or not Hau· and prevention. bert had requested a 90 day retro· Members of the S.D.C.C. are discussing the background events that led the first time since 1980, when heavy Local attorneys participahng In this Rubish declined to comment as discovering in the frustrations of AIDS Awareness Week has been active pay raise, but that "it is not up to the revolution in Nicaragua and the interference coincided with the rise of the event are: Maureen Arrigo, Adjunct Pro· to whether or not the University students of other colleges. SDSU's planned by a volunteer committee of stu [University] policy to approve 90 dents, staff, and faculty chaired by Chris· subsequent emergence of the Contras. Solidarity movement in Poland. fessor of Law at CWSL; Susan Chan· knew that the dental coverage start Danon was suprised at the high day retroactive pay raises." tine Oakley of the Student Health Ser· The Reagan administration's upcoming Reservations are required by noon nick, Visiting Professor of Law at date was not on the insurance form cost of a UCSD parking permit, vice. Physicians and attorneys from the request for a further $270 million in aid Wednesday, Nov. 4 . For information, CWSL; Frances Harrison, Attorney when Imboden signed it. Haubert argued in court that she which is about twice the cost of Medical School and the community will to the Contras, despite the Central Amer· phone 239·5082. Family Law Practitioner; and Katharine In May 1986 Imboden was pro· never promised Imboden the pay SDUS's. And, if UCSD students provide up.to·date information and expert ican peace plan, will be a central focus of RO!lenberry, Professor of Law at CWSL. moted to career status. With the rai~e . Imboden said he never think they have parking problems. claimed that Haubert had prom· opinions. Those involved in the treatment the event. Financial aid planning This program will be the first in a !ler promolion came the eligibility for Alice Kulikowski. a Mesa Junior and counseling of AIDS patients will An accompanying video, " Faces of calendar available by mail ies of conferences at California Western dental coverage. Imboden signed iseel him It. He only claimed that College student, said, "Our park. share their experiences and first hand War ," shows the realities of the Contra School of Law addressing legal issues for the forms in early May. Printed on she said she would request the ing is insane ... students come look· raise. Based on hi. telephone con· knowledge will be offered by persons with war from the perspective of ordinary Students in need of funding for the cur women. For reservations phone Califor· the insurance form was a para· ing for a parking spot and leave ver~ation With Chase, Imboden be· AIDS. Nicaraguans and Americans that are liv· rent and future academic terms are urged nia Western School of Law at 239-0391. graph stating that coverage did not after looking lor 45 minutes." USD lieves that Ilauberl never reque:lfed To kick off the week, on Nov. 9, there ing through it. There will also be an to order a free financial aid planning There is a SIS fee for general admission; begin until the first of the month also needs residential zoning specif. the 90 day retroactive pay raise. will be a reception and an art display. opportunity to ask questions and to learn calendar from the Scholarship Bank. $5 for students, which includes a contino following the filing date. Through ically for Greeks just outside cam· The art display, coordinated by Barbara more about local efforts to defeat Contra This planner includes deadlines, ental breakfast to be served during the this paragraph, however, were and thus cheated him out of a sub· pus. Currently , 70 percent to 80 stantial sum of money. Peabody, art therapist working with peo· aid in Congress. addresses and phone numbers of aid conference. Seating is limited. typed the words "to career." percent of the students live on pie who have AIDS, will be exhibited in sourcetr and tips on applying for aid. According to Imboden, Haubert Doft denied Imboden's claim for campus. the Humanities Library and the Science Controversial image of Over $500 million is available in pri· Corrected schedules for told him that the paragraph did not compensation in both instances on and Engineering Library. The art to be Voice of America discussed vate aid to coUege Itudenls, and in many apply to him since he was being the testimony that it is University The council is financed by a fee displayed has been created by people cases can cover up to 25 percent of a winter '87 due Thursday promoted to a career position. policy not to grant 90 day retroac· of a least $250 paid by each partic· Haubert subsequently authorized tive pay raises and thai he "should ipating school. The members vol· with AIDS. Dick Carlson, director of the Voice of student's annual college cosll. These Incorrectly printed UCSD class sche· time off for Imboden to seek dental have checked [the dental insurance unteer their time, but they need On Nov. 10, at 11:50 am in the America (VOA), will talk about the glo· funds are contributed by corporations, dules (those with a blue cover) for winter John care. Shortly alter his trip to the Allen Imboden claims that his supervisor lied to him about his form] out more carefully" in regards funds for phone bills. stationary Garren Auditorium, A. Brad Truax, bal radio network's "good guy/bad guy" trade, civic and non-profit foundations. quarter 1987, may be exchanged for red· dentist, Imboden received a $408 promotion and cheated him out of back pay, to the coverage start date. (g and other office supplies. (g M.D., former chair of the San Diego images at the San Diego Press Club's Financial aid is not always awarded on covered corrected editions on Thursday, Regional AIDS Task Force, will speak Newsmaker Luncheon 11 :45 am, Fri· a traditional basis. It can depend on aca· Nov. 5. on "Health Care and Prevention - day, Nov. 6 at Tia Juana Tilly's in Mis· demic st.anding, college major, geogra What We Know Now ." sion Valley. phic preferences, or even on a student's Information on careers in , ...... --.., "On Wednesday, Nov. 11 , at noon in The cost is $10 for Press Club willingness to undertake a special , t:njoy the difference ..., the International Center, Charles Wig. research project or enter a contest. Par· . muti-media to be provided members and $15 for non-members. •• Be ready for the • balboa travel gins, J.D. of the USD School of Law and Carlson, former San Diego journalist, ental factors such as union, employer or incorporated Ted Friedmann, M.D. of the UCSD businessman and would·be politician, will military affiliation is also considered by Media production careers wiU be di. FULL TIME STUDENTS • holidays with a • • smoother. softer tace • CHRISTMAS IS JUST AROUND THE CORNER AND SO School of Medicine will focus on Civil focus on the issues underlying criticisms some donors. CUlled on Wednesday, Nov. 4 at2 pm WE HAVE EXCELLENT Liberty and Ethical Issues. levied against the VOA: "Is the network The Scholarship Bank works with in the Career Services Center multi •• Start Nowl • ARE WE ... COME IN AND PURCHASE A purpose room. There will be a chance to On Thursday, Nov. 12 at noon in the a legitimate radio service .. . . or is it a financial aid offices throughout the U.S. AUTO INSURANCE RATES % HOLIDAY GIFT Career Services Center, persons with propaganda arm of the United States to distribute information on the over take a behind·the·scenes look at technical .30 Off :;~tm.nl • careers in the audio·visual media, rang· FOR QUALIFIED STUDfNTS AIDS will share their experiences and government? Does the VOA report bal· 5,000 sources. Interested students may • • rermanent Hair Removal. ~ CERTIRCATE {iQ ing from jobs in radio and TV to video. answer your questions. anced and objective news . ... or is it a receive a computer. generated print·out of •• Professional treatment with . Video tapes will be shown and discus· mouthpiece for the ideology of the sitting up to 65 sources of private financial aid -... I .... ~ CALL 279... 5955 • understanding and care • sions will be held throughout the week at Administration?" that they appear Qualified to receive. -Compiled by Eva Wong D'Agnessa Insurance Agency THE MEMORY OF A TRIP ucso VA (jIlOO ~~1I~'5 • lASTS FOREVER! HOSPITAl BLOOM COUNTY ·• d3 StudiO of • lA JOlLA VILlAGE OR 784 I Balboa Ave. Ste. 2 15 • Eh~(trolog~ • OPEN SAT. 9-1 !3 KllIOAV CT lIie .. Marketing Director I I I • -'? 450-5050. 3211 Holiday Court. La Jolla CA 92037 Ned "Crack'em Up" 'Lights Sirens San Diego, CA 92 _BAL80A & 3251 Holiday Ct. Ste, 203A • ~ "'atston was going to tell • :5 TANiEl LA JOLLA . ABOVE ST. GERMAIN'S 452·1981 :5 the story about the priest, s.Jected .m.."", the the UCSD police actiYIty ... rot' ... 5 the rabbi and the girdle '- salesman,but he has ..... 0110/23 ...... 12/28...... , apparently choked in the clulch. • Sunday 2S (12:20 am) - D.vid H.... a form. UCSD Ned soon will be moving aludent, w.. arreated for b.qIary .n.t poal'lIiOl1 for .... of r------... hack tu ~ hipping where, methamphetamine. Police •...,.1CIed to • call by • PI'" COlt I AUTOBRITE I he shoutd be happy 10 cemintr IUspicious activity in the Chemiltry Reteardt BuiIdint in learn, his audience will Third Collete. In Hunt', palll liOIa were atoIen univenity Iceya. A be abollt two. I I bag containing 42 ...... of 100 percent pure methamphetamine I ~ I waa found in lab #213 of the building. Apparently Hunt had been I I an undergraduate at UCSD, but had dropped out. Profenon were I I 01' (0(/1(5£ / still under the impreNion that he wal a student. tDn LineS If WltJte ~y / I Auto Detailing & I 1tJII1OI({?OW I (j(J OIV • Wednesday 28 (10:05 am) - A preganant staff member wa. WfTH IfN II/COCCA 5CM5 •. I Hand Car Wash I TANNING SALON Am.£·P/~, IN./.. . litruck in the face by lacuhy member Michael Becker in Warren IIMe/fICIW Pm:H •. II College. The victim reportedly blacked out and later .aught private reg SB,95 SWIMWEAR • SPORTSWEAR. LOTIONS I 1$2 00 I medical treatment. Becker was cited and releaaed. presents • Wedneaday 28 (3:00 pm) - Ronald McCleary, a non-student unciergoirtg plychological therapy, wa. arreated lor ....uIt. bat. I off I the newest tery, and sexual battery at the VA Ho.pital. Police received three I HAND CAR WASH I report. of sexual battery from woman on and near the Warren I Includes. vacuum. windows, I int.nor Wiped and cleaned Raisins ' Campus. One of the three woman said McCleary restrained her and 1 I 1 reg. S49,95 I grabbed her right breast in the .lairwell 01 the Bailie Science Build· collection! ing of the School of Medicine. The 'Ulpect left the t1Cene after the victim yelled and atNck Mm. Similar caMI were repot1ecI in the 1$10°0 I the latest quad in Warren College and in the elevator at the V A Hoepital. I off I UCSD police lOay they have had Nn in. with McCleary in the paat. I EXTERIOR Dt:TAlL I swimwear styles • Thur~day 29 (9:00 am) -Police reaponded to a report of a 'nelu": Hand waSh. Moracl. wax. all I poasible ~uicide at Tioga Hall in Muir College. The individual I Windows & chrome cleaned, wneelS. I tlrt's. rubber and pla~t'c eJetlned and & colors involved wa~ later discovered only to be meditating on the roof. I I I (Ondttlon~. IntflOor vacuumed • Thursday (2: 15 pm) - A l>tudent in a room at the International .8-H,.. Rain Guarantee. prlc., I I nUl, VlJry according to size and I 7748 Regents Rd. Center woke up to find a black male ~earching through a de»k in a I

Monday. NO lle mbe,~, ] 987 5 OPINIONS

opportunity by givi ng a speech and reserved spaces. On a few occa adjudicator, John Cresap. He sent Not something I'm willing to do allowing a question and a nswer sions when I have left campus early me to the parking office. I explained very often. The second proposition , lfTTfRslfTTfHslfT period. This was a great opportun· a nd returned before 5, I have been my problem at the front desk and is not feasible because CSO's are Continued from page 4 ity to understand the Soviet view able easily find a parking space they let me present my problem to off.duty after 1: 30 am. The ri ght to freedom of speech point and perhaps to use this infor upon my return. Howard Finnecy the parking co· Legally, I cannot purchase a lfTT fHS lfTT fHSlfT! fRS lfTT fRS lfTT fHS l which Pozner s ho uld have been mation to settle some 01 our differ· However, I don't always return ordinator. commuter sticker which would granted when he came to America ences. early. My job requires me to work Finnecy was very understanding enable me to park closer. So, I'm Tritons: good guys the referee, police and coaches to was violated. The reason the wri How did some of our students very late several nights a week. I but could only offer insignifi cant stuck in lot # I 02 unless some after all let the athletic trainer and paramed. ters ~f The Bill of Ri ghts chose to respond? - with closed minds and return home anywhere from 2·4 suggestions. One - I could park exception is made for me. ics do their work Without interrup I include this in the document was to open mouths. am. At that time all of the close my car as close as possible and I'm sure that there are other stu· hon. It may have appeared to be H t. WILL BALANCE Editor: allow people to hear everyone 's Heather Howland diamond spaces are full until you then get up before seven and move dents at Muir and Third in this This IS in response to a leiter indifference to the author of the let· THE BUDGET AND OlSARNt point of view . Then, we can make get to the end of the rows. This it. Two - call a community service si tuation who find themselves quite ter, but that wasn't the case. Resident parking problems· written and published in the October up our own minds instead 0/ blindly parking lot, #102, is not excep· officer to meet me at my car and a distance from their dorms after As for the two UCSD coache. 26 issue of the Guardian concern ALL U. S-:SOV' ET NU'LEAR. following what someone else has Editor: tionally well lit nor is the walkway escort me to my dorm. coming home very late. present, one immediately rushed ing a UC Santa Cruz player WEAPDN5. TRUST ME! told us to believe. I have had difficulties complying that is closer to the dorms (next to The first suggestion is a possibil. As I said at the beginning of my on the field with the trainer to help knocked out in a soccer game the People make judgements on mis· with the recent parking changes. I the trash bins). This light blinks off ity, but I really don' t want to get up leiter I feel that the idea of resident! the UC Santa Cruz player, and ON MY SE(OND DAV •• week before. The letter states that guided information and stereotypes. am a resident of the Revelle dorms and on. that early, get dressed , walk down commuter parking is a good one, then later kept the UCSD players the UCSD pl aver intentionallv Isn't accurate communication the and am thus required to purchase a I went to the police 'station on lour lIights 01 stairs, move my car but perhaps its location is not ideal out of the way. The UC D player .. sma~hed his elbow mto the face of best way to overcome this? .. diamond space" sticker. I think it business and decided to plead my way out in the boonies, walk back and needs some more planning. involved was treated equa lly with UC Santa Cruz's center halfback." Pozner gave the students this is great during the day that we get case with the parkin${ citation to my room and go back to bed? Leesa Light the rest of the team and was told The author of the letter should not to go too near the scene. The get to know UCSD's soccer pro other UCSD coach ran into the gram quite a bit better before hel she nearby Revelle apartments and makes such an accusation. To start notified the police and paramedics. with, the players collided heads We wi sh the author would come while both were challenging for a to more of our games to see how ball in the air, and head colli si ons soccer is played here. The judg are not uncommon in such situa· ment hel she made is completely • CosmetIc Bonding • Visa or Mastercard tions. Tom Lesniewsky, the UCSD unjustified and wrong. The UCSD • Evening Appu. • Instant Insurance player involved is one of UCSD's soccer program does not support • Stereo Headphones Evaluallon best on head balls not because he and will not tolerate anything but " WHO IS THE IPE~LPIlESIPENTI~LC~NPIP~TE FOil THE G.O.P? GEOIlGE ? BOB? NO .•. IT'S • N,trous Oxide • Srudent Discounts smashes opposing players, but good sportsmanship on the field . JOE ISUZU !" 4130 La Jolla Village Dr. • 24 Hour Emergency ServIce because he jumps high and early, Gary Dodge and Greg Schwarz • Oral Surgery lor wisdom t..eft elrtractlon which might have caused him to Regents Park Center Allistant coaches come down on the UC Santa Cruz UCSD men'a soccer team (Next to Anthony's) •• INTRODUCTORY OFFER •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• player. ~ ______~~'fC.~,J~~uatdu_u~j~w~'L- ______~ Hoare Mon.·Sat. 7 am·9 pm FREE- I Hr. V...... hr"," This is the first time in the five Freedom of speech Staff Writera: Ken Calhoun, Enc Chazankin. Jame. Gamore, NIKI NEWLANDS, Editor in Chief Sun. 8 am·6 pm (in garage under building) years we've been involved in the Brian how, Rebecca Jaurigue, Jeffrey Kleen. Karen Kumm, 452-922 at issue again Lee.a Lighl , Robert Leone, Phitip MacCovern, Lara Mihata , soccer program that paramedics ANGGIE P. LAPID, Managing Editor Jame. Pinpin. Leticia Villarreal •••••••••••••••••••••••• Inc~ : Cleaning & Polishing. X-Rays. Orat Cancer Exam and Private Consuftalion. e..p;r.s "/26/87 have been called to one of our Editor: PETER MESSROBIAN, News Editor Photo,raphers: Ari Bejar, Kathleen Donahue, Eva Guo, • FREE : FREE ; FREE • games_This is quite surprising con· I was very disturbed after read· Chris Graves, Nina Him elfarb , David Johnson, Slacy Long • 16-0z. Soft Dri.k • Ice Cr__ S.adwid•• Side Order Cole Slaw. Offered to: students, Faculty and Staff of UCSD street , Dawn Mamikunian, Mario Munoz, Mike Oitzman, Ken sidering the intensity in which all ing the Oct. 12 Issue of the KRISTEN MCCLEARY. 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UCSD's socrer program condones dom were among the groups pro· SUSIE BEEL, Associate Arts Editor Advertilin. Repreoentativea: Rebecca Jaungue, Tom Rhee, ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• and which is the goal of any athletic testing Pozner's speech. Doesn't MICHAEL FOULKS, AdVertising Manager lennifer T e,l. THERESA JENNINGS, Office Manager Th e UCSD Guardian " pub!i»hed Monday. and Thuroday. program. This eHort does not "freedom" In America include free involve trying to "take the oppos· MIKE MARTINEZ, AdVe rtising Designer during the academic year by and for the . Iudent. of UCSD. dom of speech? If Americans are Reproduction or ulte 01 this new.paper without permiuion i. ing team's best man" but instead allowed to speak their minds, then . 'rictty prohibiled C 1987, all rights ,_rved. Th e GUDrdian i. involved trying to win every head this Soviet journalist visiting our The UCSD Guardian, 8.016, not respon,ible for unsolicited manulCriplll or art. the ball, tackle, and loose ball country should also be able to 1... Jolla, CA 92093 Views e'pre.oed in writing and in graphic. do not nece... rily throughout the game in a fair and Editorial: (619) 534·6580 repre ..nt the opinion. 01 The Guardian. the Univerllily 01 Ca~ · speak his mind. fornia nor the A ..ociated Student» 01 UCSD. The GU4rdian'. competitive environment. When an Pozner presented himself calmly 8uaine.. : (619) 534-3466 editorial. are determined by the Editor in Chief, Managing inj ury due to a collision occurs, it is The Guardian i.located next to the Che Cale. Editor, New. Editor and the Opinio,," Editor. BreakAway and intelligently to the students, yet usually due to both players vying the protestors chose to answer this ·. ~ for a loose ball wi th such an eHort. display of intelligence with chants ·. 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party. This event triggered fear on campus that not only motivated Anti-rape groups to take action, but also T rash burning plants: Prop H ACADEMIC SERVICES increased the reporting of date rapes RELIGIOUS I'UNCTIONS Continued from page 1 Continued from page 1 plants, SDCA suggests a sohd MonUy-I'rtd." Tu.. cl.wy-S ....'cby on campus, date rapes that were " It is no easier to get a commun· 1:00 .111-4:00 pm - SIGI PlUS System of Interactive Council, such behavior is not con· The Weekly 5 :00 pm - Ld[nolll Mass Sponsored Oy the Ca[hollC happening most frequently at par· when San Diego for Clean Air ity to accept a landfill than it is to waste management policy created GUidanc~ and Information IS a computer-basM program Community Location. UnIVerSity Lutheran Church Corner doned by the council and reflects came up with this initiative. The [get them to accept] waste·energy by the Sierra Club, The policy con· of car..,r Inforrrnuon dl"Signed to help you clanfy your of N To,rey Pines and La JOlla Shores Dr. ties where the people were drink· SkIlls, values and occupatlOn.1llntet'e5ts For more informa only those individual's opinions, answers about whether or not thi s sists of waste , reduction, recycling, M_dIIy ing. This became a cause for con· plants," Rhinerson said. With the tion. come to Car..,r ServICl"S Center AdmlS"on. 110 but. he added, the women "choos plant is going to be safe and meet city having to assign new areas as materials recovery from the waste MonUy-I'rlcby S:OO pm - Catholic Mass for ALL Souls A Memoroal cern among the fraternities and Calenda~ M ass Will be celebrated In [he Chaple a[ 5 00 pm for 'those ing to march in front of the frat all the requirements was not even landfills. and the extra costs of stream, and upgraded land/illing. 11:00 ...... 2:00 pm - EDUCATIONAL FAIR-PRO sororities at one of the nation's top deceased. At University Lu[heran Church Catholtc Lounge houses could be construed as mak FESSIONAL & GRADUATE SCHOOL INFORMATION Corner of N To rrey Plnes and La Jolla Shores Drive party schools. completed. [This initiative] is ask· trash collection and hauling, he Rhinerson believes that recycling DAY Meet admiSSIons offl(~rs trom profeSSional and 7:00 pm - Dramal Romancel Suspense & Mysteryl A ll in g a statement stereotyping fra· ing the voters to vote on something feels it is the taxpayers who will graduate schools around the country cannot be the solution to the trash thIS piuS much more can be found on the Bible Come ternities as being primarily re»pon· One of the goals of the organiz before the answers about waste finally lose out. 1 :10-4:00 pm -DROP -IN ADVISING HOURS For help dIScover the endurong legacy of Scripture at the Catholic problem. San Diego right now has finding deSirable part-time employment, determining sible for rapes on campus; this is ers of the "Take Back the Night" energy are available." Bible Study In the CatholIC Lounge at the UniverSity luthe SDCA claims that waste·energy a 5 percent recovery rate. Accord· car..,r goals searching for JObS or explonng profl"Sslonal r an Church on the corner of La JOlla Shores Drove and N unfair." This sensitivity among fra· march was to make people aware " It's more a landfill initiative. It's or graduale school opportUnities No appolnmenl neces· Torrey Pines, plants are not as cost effective as ing to him the most efficient recy· sary. JUS! walk-In At Car..,r ServICes Cenler ternity members could be a result of of the factors that contribute to the going to require San Diego to find 7.00 pm - Asian American Chrostian Fellowship M..,t proponents claim they are. Accord· cling system can at the most have a 2I0Il ..... -INTERVIEWING SKILLS WORKSHOP. Doyou In9 tonight at the Revelle Formal Lounge. The tOPIC Will be the attention the Greek system occurrence of rape. Jane Morgan, more canyons and open space for need help In preparing forJOb InteMews7 Career Servoces ing to SDCA, the plants do not put 25 percent recovery rate. on "PhIeO Love". So come join usl received after the Pike rape inci· coordinator of the Rape T ask Force Center Will pro\/lde tipS on the best w¥ to present your landfills than would be necessary if " The Birth of the M esoah," a diSCUSSIon goven landfills to an end, do not reduce qualificatio ns and what kind of Interview questIOns to 7.JO ..... - dent in November of 1985. and co·coordinator of the Women's we had the option of waste energy RhinerlOn admitted that a waste fly Fr. Phil Cunningham in preparation for the Burke lec expect. At Career SelVlces Center. the volume of garbage to the extent ture thi' month. Discussion will continue on Nov 16. A[ According to JoAnne Gray, a Resource Center, was pleased with available to us," Rhinerson con energy plant will not completely Z1M ..... - THE REALITIES OF AN INTERNATIONAL claimed, do create hidden costs like Paullst Residence 3115 Bremerton Place La Jolla. CA SDSU police detective, the "Take fr aternity support for the event but tinued. solve the trash pi'oblem as well, but CAJ!£ER: WHAT ARE THE OPTIONS7 A roundtable dis 92037. Tipping Fees (cost per ton charged cussion with representatIVes from four proml""nt schools Back the Night" march was started admitted to being disappointed by San Diego has only the Miramar it will buy the city some time to to the haulers who deliver to the of international affaors will address the career opportuni ~ after the Pike rape increased uni· the lack of support from the sorori· landfill left , which is expected to be search for other alternatives. He ties in the pubhc and private international sectors. At _:00 .... - Catholk Mass. Sponsored fly the Catholic facility), are expensive to maintain, Career Services Center. Community at UCSD, At lkl~ l ty Lutheran ChUrch versity awareness of the problem of ties. She felt their lack of interest full somewhere between 1993 and feel s that Prop. H simply ties the Corner 01 N. Torrey Pines and La Jolla Shork Into the glamour JndusUle5.learn about tfih 9tJO p .. - Candlelight Mass. Sponsored fly [he Catholtc L ______COVE LA JOLLA 456·2444 nICai careers In the audfO-vlsual medfa, ranging from r(ldlo Stu~nt Coordinators a[ UCSD A quiet. med,tatNe time I 273·1004 546-4415 and T V program dlrecto" [0 \/Ideo produce" At Career for sharing with others At lkliverslty Lutheran Church SeMCes Center corner of N . Torrey Pines and La Jolla Shores Dn"". ~:OO pm - PRE-MEDICAL INFORMATION SESSION. """ ...... Consldenng an advanced degree7 Learn how to prepare S.4S .... - The Thursday Din""r. ALL YOU CAN EATI for admiSSIon. Including the apphcatlOn process. At Career Homemade food and great company. Sponsored fly the Servoces Center Catholic Student Coordinarors. Location. lkliverslty Lull> '""'nAy eran Church. Catholic lOUnge. Corner of N . Torrey Pines 1:00 pm -INTERVIEWING SKILLS WORKSHOP Do you and La Joila Shores Dr. need help In prepanng forjob Inreruews7 Car..,r ServiCes , ...... - Inner Varsity Christian Fellowship: Center Will prOVIde liP> on [he best w¥ to present your Come to our large group meeting for a time of Fun and qualificatIOns and what kind of InleMew questoons [0 FO!llowshipl Everyone _kame. At TLH 104 expect. A[ Career ServICes Center , ..... - Bible StUdy. EpiScopal col/eg-up. In representatIVes ofvaroous K-12 programs. At Car..,r Servo denominational Bible rucussions on sulljects relevant to APPLY NOW hour. and after all, you nav~ on<' extra. roght7 At 2nd floor tile Third Col~ Dean's 0IIice. ces Center. students lives. Call laura at 455-1687. At 2405 Warr,," Student Health CMter. Red Room. - Woman it is a full moon tonight Don't count on lelling 4rOO-5:OO pili - AMES SruDENTS ~ questions Apts. ~=-.IO GROUP FOR UNMOTiVATED STU the moon and the stars pr R~1e C"'/eg CHANCELLOR'S OFFICE NO LATER THAN 5:00 P.M. 2:10-1.10 pm - OVERCOMING COMPULSIVE EAT meeting and learn abOut all the great saclal happenings In ING Students who regularly brnge and diet are Inlilted [0 Novemberl Bnng yourself. your ,ded' and your froends At JOlon [his group We Will focus on p..,t and current ISsues HSS 2333 which underhe these patterns. working on relaxat lOf1 and Thunday Imagery for changes In se/f-\/Iews. led fly usa Edwards and 1:00 ptW - SURF CLUB meets Come find out abOut Laura Ballinger Call Beverly Ha'.lu. 534-3987 /or Informa T-shirts and upcoming eventS Rememl:ler to bnng your toon and SIgn-up At HUL 100], address /or our fundraoser. locatIOn. Rm PH 10] 8 Monday . No vember 2. 1987 Monday, November 2. 1987 9 FEATURES

what has provided us with this opportunity . .. we can listen to folk Music library: Studying to the beat music from Africa or Latin Amer ica, a wide variety of popular music Continued from page 8 lor. An initial perusal of the card Music Library's holdings) has the students' tastes in music become - each country has sort of its own there is virtually no money left to catalogue has left you feeling object of your quest; (2) you can more eclectic. Citing technology as sound to it. .. and I think that this purchase new music which often empty. What should you do? bring in your own record or cassette a cause, he said, "I think the most enriches our lives." fall s into the category of "recrea· Basically, you have three next time, or (3) you can opt to interesting thing about living today tional" (hence unjustified) ex· options: (1) you can see if MUS broaden your musical horizons. is that we have the opportunity to The Music Library is open the penditures. COC (MELVYL's little brother listen to a wide variety of music. same hours as the main (Central) Okay. You've found the library, a special computer system which Dr. Bowles observed that option Sound recordings have only been library: Dr. Bowles welcomes vi but can't find what you're looking houses about three-fourths of the no. 3 is increasingly the choice as around for 100 years - and that's sitors. ~

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Sound recordings have By NIGEL LINDEMANN students can gain access to more numbers, rolls of the dice). Believe only been around 100 years. That's Staff Writer that 23,000 sound recordings, wear it or not, Mozart - on occasion neat headphones, and while-away -composed this way; Haydn did what has provided us with this op Ever wonder what Simon and the hours at one 01 40 listening it; even Dr. Bowles admits to hav ~aCcod' Simon are doing hanging-around ing done it (with the help of a laney portunity. " stations, lost in a selection which HAIR DESIGNS Central? Well, perhaps they're runs from rock to Bach - and machine). -Dr. Garrett Bowles contemplating the effects the con· beyond. But despite the library's exten Regut.rty SI" struction 01 a huge, earthen "berm" That's "beyond" with a capital sive holdings of this type, the music will have on library architect Perei· "B." Dr. Garrett Bowles (pro. of c hoice for UCSD students seems NOW ra's "free-floating cube in space." nounced like the sport), UCSD's to be good, old-fashioned rock My guess, however, between us, is towering, soft-spoken Music Librar and-roll. Bolwes estimates that half that the two detectives are hot on ian of eight years, noted that the of the students who use the facilities the trail of UCSD's Music Collec primary function of the music library are "recreational" li steners; and '149 tion Department - the fabled realm is to "support the needs of the that within this group, the majority of audio·phil es and that shy, timid UCSD Music Department." He check·out rock and popula r re creature: the UCSD music student. characterized the department as cordings. building the Sandwiched between the dirty "very progressi ve, very avant Had it not been for the recent gift body you've atw"YI wanted. books on the sixth floor and those garde," and added that the ~brary 's of approximately 2,000 60's and painfully pedantic journals on the 70's rock LPs, the library's collec· Our IJdwInced collection reflects this philosophy equipment, expert first , the 10urth-f100r Music LIbrary by emphasizing what he termed tion of this genre would be very InstruClOn, great provides a nice alternative to the "art music" from the year 1945 to small. Still, however, Bowles con· location, special eye-strain which so often accom· the present. cedes that the library's rock archives student rate and panies the lives of mentally.mobile " Art music," according to Dr. - while adequate - are by no convenient payment ClAII1EMONT SQUARE students. 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12 Monday. November 2. 1987 SPORTS Stanford sinks UCSD 11-4

By MIKE FOLEY Taking advantage of some ever, as it turned out, it was Stan UCSD mistakes, Stanford jumped ford who came out of halftime fired On the day before Halloween out to a quick 3-0 lead. up and they quickly scored two the men's water polo team was hop UCSD was finally able to get on more goals for an 8-2 lead. ing to do more than just scare no. 3 the scoreboard when Greg Wade UCSD decided to make things Tritons sweep Women's beat the Stanford goalie from about respectable and matched Stanford ranked Stanford. Playing in their home pool in front of a large (;rowd seven yards out. After Stanford goal for goal the rest of the way. On By MATT STEUERWAL T nardino stomped them 15-2_ Luh (about 200 spectators) UCSD was scored again Dave Calder answered the bright side, UCSD outscored Staff Writer now decided that she would play soccer primed for an upset win. Unfortu back with a goal to put the Tritons their opponent 2-0 in the fourth game three_ Much to Coach Dan nately for the Tritons, Friday was in striking distance 4-2. quarter. Instead of joining all the parties nevik's relief, had nine kills, only not a day for upsets as Stanford But Stanford would not give in Despite being overmatched by a in Santa Barbara this weekend, the three errors, and rolled over the played up to their ranking and and scored to more quick goals gi v· stronger opponent, UCSD did show Coyotes Game four was ties 1-1 UCSD volleyball team decided to 15-6_ cruised to an II -5 win. ing them a commanding 6-2 lead at a lot of character by not letting host a little get-together of their much like game one. The teams Things started out well for UCSD halftime. themselves get blown out. Out· own_ So they invited eighth-ranked played at their respective levels, By PHIL GRUEN as they won the opening sprint, but If UCSD was going to make a standing player of the game for Cal State San Bernardino, La but San Diego's was higher_ They they were not able to capitalize on game of it they needed to get off to UCSD had to be goalie Randy Verne, and Claremont Mudd won the game 15- I I, and the "We're a much better team than that opportunity_ a fast start in the second half. How- Franke who made 10 saves. [Q] Jason Vance on one of UCSO's few offe nSive maneuvers. Scripps down for a few games_ But championship match 3-1_Luhnow we showed here today," UCSD's the Halloween treats all belonged finished with seven kills, second to woman's soccer Head Coach Brian to the Tritons, as they dismantled Ellen Chi's eight., Despite an of/ McManus stated after his Tritons their guests to run their record to 26 night hitting, Janet Hughes con failed to score more than one goal and 3 for the year_ tributed three kills and four blocks_ on Friday afternoon against the Guardian/BJ. 's Pizzeria Sports Trivia Quiz Division I Cal Poly Pomona Bron Those fans who came early Fri The first match on Saturday pit day were treated to an entertaining cos at Warren Field Eatlt. "They Update on the final prize: 3. Who won the Came Grand most passes completed in a pro Cardinal (N.L.) error in the sev • Only UCSD students, faculty ted UCSD against Claremont. The [Cal Poly] are a very agressive match as La Verne squeezed by Athenas won the first point for a Two weeks ago, we stated that Prix of Southern California, football game? enth game of the World Series. and staff may enter. Winners team, though," he added. will be asked to show their Claremont 16-14, 15-9, and 17- 1-0 lead. It was the only time they the prize awarded to the person 1987? 9_ Who wa~ .. fnt American 4. 4-12 Agresaive or not, the Triton UCSD IDcards 10 claim prizes. 15_ Then the match that everyone were ahead in the entire match_ with the most correct entries 4. What number does Chicago o win tbe Tour de France? 5. Leon Spinks was there to see, between San Ber defense, sparked by the denying would win a free pizza - that Bear quarterback Jim McMa .10. Who ~Ids the record (or 6. Jim Murray • In the event of a tie or a dis- The Tritons tied, then went ahead pute, the judges will have the nardino and San Diego, began_ feat of Susan Kramer and Deanna has been changed. The new hon wear? frerthrow percena.ge in 3-1. Carol Lipson served the score _.1 7. Emmitt Smith, University of final decision. If there is more Dick and the sure hands of goalie Unfortunately, the scheduling of up to 7 -1 before Claremont staged prize is a party for six, courtesy 5. How many times havetheSt. !lketball seaso~? Florida than one correct entry, there the gamed pitted two of the top Julie F riell, kept the Bronco offense of BJ.'s Pizzeria. There's some Louis Cardinals had to play in 8. Lou Holtz a mini-comeback to 9-5. However, well'enou,h at bay to aUow for only will be a drawing to determine ranked teams on this coast first, incentive for you! So get those the seventh game of the World 9. Mark Stanforth who wins the prize. the Athenas were having trouble one goal to a croas resulting in a instead of last. So barring a major with their setting (they were called answers in and good luck! Series? 10.99 • Winners and prizes will be upset, this game would decide the 1-1 deadlock at the end of the 6. What baseball team holds the printed every Monday. for three double hits in this game) double-overtime period. Aside from tournament champion_ and with the serving of Hughes and Que,tions: record for most consecutive win • The Guardian staff, em a brief five-minute interval, thi, ployees of B.l. 's Pizzeria, and UCSD came out and showed Lipson, who each served three 1. Who was the younj;/est boxer ning seasons at 39 years? T.i Risko/GuarJwn game was all defense. their immediate families are why they are the class of Division more points. The first game ended ever to win the heavyweight 7. Who hit the game winning • All entries must be in the III volleyball. They outplayed, and Carol Lipson (left) and Janel Hughes block a chance for La Verne. The .Ii,ht scorin, eruption came RBI for the Twins in the seventh Guardian office by4 pm Friday, ineligible. 15-5. title? • Only one entry per person. outhustled San Bernardino to win right at the beginning of the second game of the 1987 World four days after th e issue date 2. Who is the current high scorer • Entries should include name, pened in this game, the score was Sasaki was second with four in only period. On UCSD', second PONeI (entries may be mailed to the the first game 15-10_ Game two The most entertaining moment on the UCSD women's soccer Series? address, telephone number, of game three was when the Tri already 13-6 in their favor. Jen four attempts. San Diego won the sion of the half, halfback Stephanie Guardian, B-O 16, La lolla, CA was an entirely different story_ team in 1987? 8. Who holds the record for the 3. Stan Musial made the only 92093). major and hometown. Without Lori Luhnow, who didn't tons confused their rotation and nifer Wellman served six straight match 3-0 and left to think about Savoy rolled a shot into the left aide feel well, the Tritons could not find served out of turn. This cost them points, Sasaki and Dee Dee Bigelow their 8 pm meeting with La Verne. of the net after a fine assist by their attack_ They committed eight an automatic sideout, which under each served three, and the score While the Tritons had the after Heather Mauro_ It did not take hitting errors while only making different circumstances could have finished at 15-6. Allison Heinsleit noon off, La Verne was left to cope more than a couple of minutes. four kills _ Needless to say San Ber- been important. By the time it hap- had a team-leading eight kills while See VOLLEYBALL, pa,e 15 See SOCCER, pa,e 15 ROBERT'S Weekly Sports Calendar Q9 ~ ~ S~B Date Team Location Time German & Swedish Auto Service 11 / 3 Women's soccer vs. Whittier UCSD 2:30 pm All work fully guaranteed. Factory Trained Specialists 11 / 4 Women's volleyball vs. UCSD 7:30 pm Specializing In: U.S. International • Major Services • Fuel Injection 11 / 6-8 Women's soccer NCAA Regionals TBA TBA • Tune-ups • Electrical 11 / 6- 7 Women's volleyball conference San Rafael TBA • Brakes • Extended Warranties tournament • Transmission • Engine Rebuilding 11 /7 Men's water polo vs. UC Irvine UCSD Noon Monday·Friday 8 am· 5:30 pm. Saturday 8 am· 5 pm Men's and women's cross country UCSD W: 11 am conference championships M: noon (619) 275·1132 4630 Mission Bay Drive (1-5 to Balboa Exit) Men's basketball vs. Grossmont Grossmont 7:30 pm San Diego, CA 92109 City College (scrimmage) .I. ~;.~

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November 2, 1987 15 SPORTS FEATURES .------, YOUR STUDENT TRAVEL CENTER M.soccer I SECOND DINNER I Cheap fares Volleyball takes tournaDlent plus rallpasses, International student splits Continued from page 12 never stopped. The score moved to nament. Pettigrew W"M on the top FREE! with San Bernardino. After getting 9·0. The Leopards finally seemed with ten kills against La Verne, but i 1st I I with purchase of dinner at regular price I 10, tours and killed in the first game, La Verne to join the game, and "rallied" to the entire team played well. Dan I I much more. weekend held on to win the next two. It trail 11·6. They didn't lIcore again nevik understated the point when and lost game two 15·6. In slightly he said "All facets of our game Ask about our free travel looked like the night game with I _II UCSD might actually be a meeting over half an hour, the Tritions had were on tonight." catalog. Book now for a 2·0 lead in the match. And that means trouble for the I - Thanksgiving and Christmas. Loses 1-0 to USIU 01 undefeated teams. San Bernar· I I dino wouldn't cooperate, and came Game three was different because rest 01 Division III. The Tritons BAY AREA ••.. . •...... $78 and beats USD 2-1 back to win the next two games, as La Verne held the lead. It was 2· 1. have only a match with Division I AMSTERDAM •...... •..... ~i9 well as the closest match of the Thf' n Ellen Chi served , and it wa s rival U.S. International before the I E;:'iIJ I CARRIBEAN .•...... •..... $370 weekend. 5·2, :'"n Diego. It stayed close playoffs begin. In fact, UCSD will LONDON ...... • . . ... ~i9 By KURT BELL I I As il that wasn't enough, San unhl Jennifer Pettigrew began serve be hosting the Western Regional PARiS ...... •• •.•. .... $5aa Staff Writer with U .C. up 8 -7. She pushed the Nov . 12·14. The winner goes to HONG KONG ...... •..... $609 Bernardino came back only an I - ' I lead to 11 -7, so La Verne tried the Final Four for a shot at the BANGKOK ...... • . . . • . . . .. $699 For the fifth consecutive season, hour and a half later to face Clare· SYDNEY ...... • . ... •..•••... $7.a another timeout. Just like every Championship. If you thought they the UCSD men's soccer team is mont. It looked like an upset wait· I Your choices include: I CARACAS . . . . . • . . • • . . . . . • . . $340 ing to happen, especially alter other time, it didn't have any effect were good during the season, watch TAHITI • • .•••••••••••••••••• $sa8 playoff bound. on the Triton's game. They won out because "this [the playoffs] is II Combination Dinners, Specialties of the I A 2·1 victory over Division I Claremont won the first game 15· All FARES ROUND TRJP II. Once again, San Bernardino the next four points, took the game the time we peak out." I House, Full Order of Carnitas, or our I University of San Diego Saturday 15· 7, the match 3·0, and the tour· Get your tickets now. [g could do nothing to damage UCSD stormed back. They won 15.3, 15· II World Famous Tostada Suprema I #3 ranking and bid lor one of the 5 and 15·10, sending Claremont I Please Present Coupon When Ordering I four far.west.region playoff spots. home winless, and securing second place lor themselves. I Offer expires 12/30/87 • Limit 1 per customer . No Orders ToGo I Despite their slow start with un · A spirited and enthusiastic Women's soccer Janet Hughes (1114) spikes UCSD to a 3-0 win over La Verne. UNCL characteristic losses to Biola, crowd, led by some inspired cheer· II r. Pomona· Pitzer and Loyola.Mary. 650 Valley Ave. Solana Beach I Council navel Services ing by the men's volleyball team Continued from page 12 the lack of a strong offensive attack mount, all 1·0, the Tritons fini shed Jennifer Kingsbury were there to eXCitement, a couple of shots on the .... I ~~ seemed to feed off the energy, as however, lor the Bronco's to reo by either squad. In fact, nearly the goal, some corner kicks, and the strong with important victories over rocket the ball back the other way. mH• ., : _ Dannevik put it "Our intensity is taliate. opposite was true. There were I _ ~ 755-5988 I LaVerne, Claremont.Mudd, and When the Broncos were to be so ball being booted back and fourth I ~ OUJHV., 101 I 452-0630 really high, our practice level is In what could be considered plenty of scoring opportunities - USD with a 12·5·2 record. bold as to bring the ball anywhere over the midway line - but, as high, we're geared up for Region. somewhat of a "cheap goal" be· the two teams took a good deal near the goalie's box, Friess always before, nothing transpired as far as UCSD STUDENT CENTER --~ "Thi s is the fi rst year we've had als." They were so intense that they cause Triton forward Gigi Sales lay many shots on the goal- and the semmed to be there, scooping the the scoring was concerned. ._------_. to fight our way up Irom the bottom ran out to 5 ·0 lead before La Verne sprawled out on the ground due to offenses on both sides were con· ball up in even the most dangerous The woman's varsity soccer to go to the playoffs," said senior took timeout. That didn't bother an injury, Cal Poly drove the length sistently pressing. It was merely the of situations. (Her constant ventur· team, currently ranked no. 2 in the defender Rod Cramblit. "We're the Tritons at all, they moved the of the field and scored when Amy fact that the defenses were better. ing Irom the goal did get her in nation in Division III play, do not reaching our peak right now. We score to 10·0, and 12·1. The game Johnson's shot eluded Friess's Every time UCSD's usual scor· trouble - on one occasion she ven· usually play their home games on should have a lot 01 momentum ended mercifully quickly at 15·1. grasp. This tied the game at one a ing machines, Mauro and Felicia tured out so far that Cal Poly's Warren Field East. Commenting going into the post season." If La Verne thought they were score which held for the remainder Faro, came anywhere near the Cal Goetz came flying right into her at on this, McManus said, "It is a very The Tritons reached that pinacle going to get a chance to regroup in 01 the regulation period and both 01 Poly goal, it seemed that sweeper full speed). Despite her daringneu, narrow and scrappy field. We're Think there's no place in business for Saturday on a final ascent that game two, they were sadly mis· the overtime periods. Salas man· Shelonda Paul was right there to Friess made a few jumping sa ves of not used to playing on this type of neither the rowdy visiting crowd, taken. In a carbon copy of the first aged to limp off the field afer the greet them and kick the ball back shots that could very well have pre· field. " the persistent rain nor the spirits of game, the Tritons had a 3·0 lead goal, apparently not seriously in· into Triton territory. Similarly, served the tie for the Tritons. someone with a liberal arts degree .•• Halloween could halt. before La Verne could call timeout. jured. every time Cal Poly's Nina Goetz Nevertheless, the Tritons played UCSD started the game slug· This just gave the crowd a chance The lack of scoring in this game and Kristian Harkins would bring The overtime periods were reo a fine game considering they faced ishly and were fortunate to pull to cheer some more, for when the cannot possibly be attributed to the the ball deep into UCSD territory, it miniscent 01 both 01 the regulation Division I competition, and their through an early USD offensive play got going it was like it had lack of scoring opportunities, or for seemed that Kramer, Dick, and periods - temporary flashes of record now stands at 13·3·2. I]) barrage with no damages. After a Think again. few defensive adjustments the game began to turn and 30 minutes into the game Scott Rommel put the Look into careers in Communications Management. A Master's from The Tritons ahead, with Eric Dingwall Annenberg School of Communications, combined with your bachelor's on the assist. degree, can open the right doors. The lead, however, did not hold ASUCSD long. USD tied the score on an easy along with goal after Eric Deutsch intercepted African American Student Union & Third College Some examples ... a Triton clearance and breezed to -presenl- the net. Suzanne B., BA French, U.C., Berkeley. Annenberg M.A. At the half· time, coach Derek Vice President, Programming Sales, ABC Radio Armstrong advised his players that -- Steve B., BA Fine Arts, Ohio University. Annenberg M.A. it was a playoff situation; a do or Senior Vice President, Creative Affairs, Columbia Pictures-TV die. A lOll would eliminate any Paul D., B.A. English, U. Michigan. Annenberg M.A. playoff possibilities. Manager, Marketing and Public Policy, Pacific Bell Midway through the second half, Sara K., B.A. Political Science, Duke. Annenberg MA Rommel again met the challenge. Director, Creative Services, Assoc. of TV Programming Executives Taking the ball near the aideline at midfield, Rommel beat two USD Pam R. , B.A. Asian Studies, Mount Holyoke. Annenberg MA defenders and the goalkeeper, and Director, Public Relations, St. Paul Medical Center again put the Tritons in the lead. Karl K., B.A. Economics, USC. Annenberg MA "It's about time," Rommel said Senior Management Consultant, Price Waterhouse of his performance, "I finally scored Wendell F. , BA Radio/TV/ Film, Northwestern. Annenberg MA in a real game." (Rommel doesn't Senior Analyst, Research , Walt Disney Co. like to consider his goals in some of Roger A. , BA Political Science, U.C., Berkeley. Annenberg MA the Tritons more one·sided victo· Manager, Telecommunication, Computer Sciences Corp. ries as "real" goals). Possessor play by the Tritons and a strong performance, despite If you are interested in getting into communications - mass media or telecom the wet conditions, by goalkeeper munication - and want to get work experience while completing your graduate Greg Stadler maintained Rommel's degree ... second goal as the game winner. featuring Producer of UB40 cl The Clash. Talk with representatives from The Annenberg School of Communications, USC, "We're playing exceptionally well Los Angeles. right now," Stadler said, " I don't see any way they can keep us out of Itt/KEY DREIID it [the playoffs]." and our very own: CAR I)IFF REEFERS In all likelihood, the lour far. west plus woman reggae band, QUEEN ECKANEM & VI8Al SMASH playoff positions will be Ii lied by#1 ranked Cal State San Bernardino, NIGHTSHIFT RAIN80W WARRIORS #2 SI. Thomas from Minnesota , GEN/RATION XANGO Claremont.Mudd, a nd UCSD. "The only way they could keep PROFESSIONAL AND GRADUATE SCHOOL us out of it is because they don't. INFORMATION DAY wa nt three teams from thi s area (Southern Calilornia] to be in it ," Date: Monday, November 2 ex pl ai ned Assistant Coach Greg NOVEMBER 7TH 2PM-10PM Schwarz. "San Bernardino will go Time: 11:00 a.m. - 2 p.m. because they are ranked # 1 a nd AT STONEHENGE Place: Career Services Center Clarpmon\ au\oma\Jcally goe., de,plte their lower rankmg, hp cau~p FREE ADMISSION they won their league [d league that refu .ed admittance to UCSDJ . That leave, u, on the edge." (g 16 Monday. Nooember 2. 1987

Fr~ food I If you're a Warren commuter, stop by the The J. Paul Getty Museum In Santa Monica IS offering a RISC ThanksgiVing trip to Utahl Tix go on sale oa 2B at commuter board meeting Tues at 12, ProllOst bldg (1// 2 ) paid summer internship. The deadline to apply IS Fri. Dec the bOx office Includes stay at Salt Lake Hilton, 4 days at II For more info contact ~IO above the gameroom In the Interchangable lift tlx to 5 resorts, transportation, and Announcements You deserve a breakl Come to the Commuter Study Break, Student Center or call 534-4689. /11/5) morel Office located In Stuclent Center. (11/5) Wed. Nov 4th at 5 pm in WNH? Fr~ munchres. (1// 2) Raffle tickets for a fr~ ~II Cal ski trip will be on sale this Revelle Third World ~lIiance - general ~tlng today, MWF frm 11-2 at the SkI Team table in the Revelle plaza. Info on Study In Israel: come to the Inn Ctr. at 3 pm Nov. 2, at 6 pm In the Revelle Formal Lounge. 111/ 2) Other great prizes available. Support the Ski Team and try Monday 11/2 to ~t reps from the Hebrew Un~rsity of your luckll /11/5) Services Jerusalem and to learn about opportunities in Israel. International intrigue? Model United NatIOns ~tlng Tue. Nov 3 7 pm Hllll6 /11/2) Sponsored by the Opportunities ~broad Office. 11//2) Come to THE Commuter Breakfast Wed Nov. 4th at 7 30 Creat~ Sportswear Will print your design on T-shirts, CR~TlVE SPORTSW~R Will print your design on T sweatshlrst. etc. Call for low prices. 452-804 7. /11/30) am Stili Just 50(1 In the Commuter lounge /1 1/2) For Sale shirts, sweatshirts, etc Call for low prices -452-804 7. /11/30) Ouestlons abOut the new skatebOard and bicycle law? 8e Fr~ haircutsll Ready for a new look? Call ~urel Salon at 459-0200 for change of style only. /11/16 M) heardll Eat breakfasst and Informally chat w ith the UCSD ProfesSional word processing, student rates, 7 clays a Police Chief Jon Anderson tomorrow 7'30-9:30 am at the ThanksgIVIng Break ski trip with RISe. TIx on sale from week, excellent English skills 755-2683. /11/16) Warren PrOllOSt bldg. In the conf rooml /l1/2) ~U~ W~lC HER PR needs Intems ASAP Gain practical 10/ 28 to 11/5 For more info - offlce -Stdnt. Cntr. II1/5) experience In PR, media, and promotion. For more Info TYPING - Theses, Ph.Os, MAs, Term, ~II formats Rush J~NUS IS THAT GODII1I/16) stop by at ~IO In the student center. Or call 534-4689. WINDSOR Carrera sport 12-speedbik 19- royal blue frame. jobs - Ml\RIE 931-9596. /12/3) 111/ 2) Suntour cycle Dia-compe, SR, toe clips. Sl25 call Todd at Computer sCIence majOrs to Intern fo r White Data Sys TYPING/WORD PROC term papers, resumes, thesis: Laser 457-4335 or 534-6580 to leave message. /12/1) Need a OJ? KSDT has got them. We have great mUSIC and tems. Contact ~SIO for more info at x4689 /1 1/5) printing. Fast & accurate. Anytime Nadine 57B-0496. lights and lowest prices Call 534-3673. 111/ 16) /12/3) the T~COnME 59¢ tacos each Sunday. FREE refills at time o f ~OOR~8LE ANI~l RU88ER STAMPSI Cats, dogs, bears, hearts, etcl Make your own stationary, great gift Ideal 36 purchasel/l2/ 3) TypIng/18M/Rush Jobs/Editlng/Rewrite/Tutoring!Term 3rd college dean's office needs your input re: future use of page catalog with over 600 designs. Send SI .OO Irefunda Papers/Theses/Dissertations/Jour . Art./453-0656. (11/5) La Casa. Survey at dean 's office x44390 (11/2) The Graphic Source needs Interns ~P I Work would ble With order) to: Critter Care Center P.O . Box 77 Dept. Include word processIng on MacPlus and some graphiC G, Solana Beach, CA 92075. 111/9) Need typing done In a hurry? Specializing in term papers, Kalbigang Pillpino Will have a general ~ing on Mon. design. For more cletails stop by at ~IO in the Student theses, diSSertations, Becky, 279-9836. (11/5) Nov. 2 in the North Conf. Rm. @ 3:00 pm. 111/2) Center. Open from 9-4, M-F. /11/5) ThanksgIVIng plans77 How abOut PINK flOYD In LA II 2 tickets for Thurs. night. Tony 455-9831. /11/2) ATTENTION GRAD SCHOOL APPlI~TSI ProfesSional Economic majOrs needed to Intern at 8rumark this quarterl RISC Thanksgiving tix are on sale at the box office til 11/9. help with cleveloping/editing personal essays lalso pap G~ TEFUL D~D tix long Beach Nov. 13, 14, IS S20 ea call Must have at least a 3 0 GP~ Conraa ~IO for more For more Info' Office hrs M -Th 10-2. S223. /11/9) ers, bus. letters, resumes) from published author With MA details Located abOve the gameroom In the Student Cen Peter 455- 7705, (11/5) The Delta Tau Delta tuck-in selVlce starts soon. Sign up In Journalism. Call Dick, 213-208-4353, (11/12) ter Open 9-4, M-F. /11/2) Good buy for students: sofa SIOO, cJouble bed S25, lamps M -F 10-2 pm at the Revelle plaza DElT booth. (11/5) TYPING, word procesing, editing, student rates, profes S5 each, microwave cart SIS. Call 453.... 618. (11/2) Do you f~ 1 like some PENGUINS YOGURT? Well, go get The JeWish Student Union IS thrOWing an amazlflQ pool sional product, Call for appointment - 454-6860. /12/3) some at the Penguins on La Jolla Village & Regents tonight party on Nov. 8. For Info call Dan 452-3 706. 111/ 5) 77 Toyota Corolla SR5. 5-speed hatchback, am/fm BENNEITS WORD PROCESSING - Theses, Books, etc. from 7-10 pm Your appetite Will help support the U CSD cassette. Reliable, SI095 obo. 2B2-9556. /11/5) RISC broomball ~ SDSU and UCR Nov 7 at UK Come HP Laser Jet Printer. Call Marilyn 749-7791. (11/2) Ski Team 111/2) and c~r UCSD on lll If you want to play at All Cal, you SurfbOard: 6'0- Hayward Trl: 11 V> - x 19Vo- x 15- very fast, TERM PAPERS, resumes, c~r letters, theses, disserta RISC ~tlng thiS Wed 11/4 ree 8 pm important Info have to play In this game Party Will followl Game starts at great cond!ono dings. S200 454-9951 , Phi/, (11/2) gym tions, research articles. At student rates. Serving UCSD on the ThanksgMng trip to Utah & ~ II Cal Info 111/ 2) 1/ pm (1// 5) For sale bed full size S35. Desk wooden office size S25 Call clients since 1981 Word prOCI";Slng, typing, editing, tutor George 940-8053 or please leave message at 450-3680 ing selected subjects Familiar with all style manuals, sub bOx 254. /11/5) jects Improve your GP~ With professional presentatlOl1. Call for appointment In nearOyLaJoIIa -454-6860.111/2) Stock market crash sale. low prices on skateboard stuff. Call Mark or Dan 455-9843 Challenger 456. 111/2) STUDENT TYPING - S180/cJouble space page. Expe nenced and dependable. Input/Output - 530-04 70. VCR, RCA VKT650 HI-fi with wireless remote, 133channel /12/4) tuner, speCial effects, 1 year on screen programmable. Nee<1s new part retailing for SIBO II ~ estimate). Ax It yourself and save big on thiS originally SIOOO top of the line VCR Will sell for S185. Call Robert at 488-7633, 111/5) Penonals ~ Puch moped for sale Cheap. Runs, needs tune-up. Also: 4 It·,) ' 1 •. ' cockatiels & cage. Call Marie x43711 , (11/2)

FOR ~lE - rust-colored sleeper Super condmon. soare. CREATIVE SPORTSW~R will print your design on T SIOO. 692-3107 msg. (11/2) shirts, sweatshirts, etc Call for /ow prices, 452-8047. For sale 1970 Bug good car clean ext/int 259-68391.Jeff, /11/30) eve) SI ,OOO/best offer. /11/2) TYPING/WORD PROC low cost. Term papers and theses Hlde-a-bed sofa top condit ion S250. Single mattress and expertly prepared on IBM pc w/laser prntr. 578-0496. platform SI00 call EriC 587-9326 Gary 453-2372.111/5) /12/3)

1973 Ford l TDonly 85,000 orig, miles. Good tires, brakes, Speak Spanish, C~rnavaco language School. the place to learn It. F~ hours each day. Cultural activities, field tripS paint. Super clean and only S950 459-6336 Iv msg. llI/5) and excursions. Family lIVing. ApcIo 4-254 62430 Cuer For sale: 1948 MG Midget. lOW miles, good condition navaca, MexIco. (73) 15-46-43. (6/91 -S2,OOO, neg. Call x44374 -Us. 111/2) Are you tired of not having a IIOfce in what IS going on FOR ~lE - firm, comfortable queen-size mattress and around you 7 Do you want to ge'l11l\lONled and never knew bOx spring with new, black laquered headboard, foot how? call X4450 and ask how you can become a part of board, S200. 692-3107 msg. (11/2) the services and enterprises committee. 111/51 SHENDl- I miss you I Say hello t(l Philbe and the family for me -T, p .s, IIoYe you mor~ (11/2) Housing JANUS IS THAT GODIIII/16) Hey UCSOI Got any?77 about the new skateooard and bicycle 1aw7 If so, come to W.ren's pr0ll05t bldg, 7:JAr 9:30 am, ~at breakfast jonly SOC), and talk to UCSO Police Female roommate wanted to share mast~ bedroom of Chief Jon AndmonIlI Be heard,"lI" (11/2) luxurious La Jolla Colony condol Microw_, dishwasher, fridge, pool, jacuzzi, firl!place, 2-ar garagel S290/mo. + Ski ski sid sIIi sIIi Utah Utah Utah Utah, Comr to the RISC 1/3 util. Call Meredith at 457.... 335 or 534-6580 to Iv. meeting Wed. 11/4 B pm In the ree gym 4 more Info. jll/2) message. 112/1) Jill, Happy 21st, I hope you had a great timr Sat. nig1t, Was Rumate wntd,-Share a ITIStr. 8r, in Del Mar Hse on Beach. the JiM smile visible aM night7 05· 111/21 Fum., fireplace. yard. 2SO/mo pM 1/4 util Greg 792- 5209. (11/5) mary aMe: should U f!IIer ~ enougn time again to slow down and enjoy the tlowers along the sicle of the road, I'll Roommate wanted 2 share 2bed apt at La Jolla Village Sq gladly keep you cO~. just say my name, and I'll be above stores avbI Nov 20 S375/mo, Call 452-5589. 111/2) there. -e. 111/12)

Room4Rent in 2 Ildr condo 5 mm walk to UCSO, all Hey Lewis, let's go to the incredible pool party being put amenities and many Xlras 260 each to share 300 single call on by the Union of Jewish Stuclents Nov. 8. let's call Dan 452-2105. 111/5) at 452-3706 for more Info. We're going to ~ WCh an amazing time. (11/5)

Who says there's no such thing as a free lunch? Warren commuters can get one at the Commuter Board ~ting Wanted on Tuesday at 12 In the Warren PrOllOSt'S conference room. 111/2)

You know we couldn't forget your blrthday... Happy 19th Helpl We need part-time counter help 2 evenings a week Kim. We IlN ya. Your roommates Tan & Mel. 111/2) and 2 Saturdays a month QCIOd pay and nice people 455-0077 111/91 Steve H - Happy 21stl 0-Tanjoobi Q-Mecletoo As the party animals start to warm up In preparation for getting SE CRETARY/~W CLERK . Attorney In U Shores needs you sloshed I From The Gang. (11/2) several part-time employees FleXible hOurs, good typing skills required 459-4118· 111/5) Hey AOII activesl Thanks so much for the hauntl We love you and are so proud you're our sisters -The Alpha Betas. WANTED Chlldcaretor2yr girl Flexhrs. T, Th, 755-6172 (11/2) 111 / 9) look outl rHOSE GUYS are coming back on - and they Tutor wanted tor 1-2 hrs/wk for ECE 15~ S8/hr Call haven't slowed down one bitt November 15 IS the time to 453-9346 111 / 2) PARTY, so take coverlll (11/2) UNIVERSAL PICTURES invites you to attend Wanted' Someone to draw caricatures for a gift. Pnce Uli and Elise - Tanks for the ricle after friday'S kamakazl negotiable call 452-1316 (11/9) party. By the way, who are U7 IlN ~1. /11/2) A VERY SPECIAL FREE SCREENING We are looking tor help part-time Iw~kends alsol tor Eyebrow-archer, I'm a definitely a "Irtln' for a hurtln' .. hand car wash & detailing In La Jolla, Cal drrvers license -hugs, the noseless neck kisser. 111/2) and phOne Brian 535-0117. 111/2) The best aeroOlCs at the best prlcel Fitness is FUNI 7614 Fashion Illustrator to create posters, ads, etc. for contem porary quality women's clothing shop in Del Mar in ~ve (619) 455-1225 student dlscountl. lll/21 eXChange for clothing. Call for an appointment to show 8roomball this Sat at UTe. RISC~ . UCR and S05u. If you portfolio Sheree 755- 7227 /11/2) want to play, come to our NC1II 4 ~lng . lll/5) TONIGHT! • "XM~S HELP WANTED S925/start. National retail To the PEP MND Thanks for your awesome support on MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 8:00 P.M. chain has 50 Immed openings Part or full time Corporate the road & at hOmellt's great to know you're With us to schOlarships available No exp req Call 10-4 ••• La Mesa the endl Women's V.B (11/5) FREE PASSES AT DOOR 466-6122 •• La Jolla 565-1566 /12/31 Eyebrow -archer, flirtation need not lead to anything COME EARLYI FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED! more Wink, WINKIII - the noseless neck kisser. 111/2)

Travel Haven't had a good night's sleep since 1983? Then ladles, From University Events & St. Activities the Delta Tau Delta lUck-In service IS for you Drop by the DELT booth at Rf!IIelle Plaza now thru Fnday 10-2 pm /11 /51 f ly r nl' IN T G IV.., ~ < D,\co,m lart'H tlll av831 /II/5 1 Rocks tor rocks Why do I sull care? B G