Defense Witnesses Testify No Obstruction ; Marcuse Appears "Officials Never Declared Assembly Unlawful" by Mark Stadler said the link-ups did not stop contradicting earlier testimony News EdItor Saxon. Mahoney said the link-ups from Muir Dean Jim Beckley that Hearing officer Robert moved backwards, away from she had done so on two separate Lugannani heard Wednesday and Saxon. She said the individuals occasions. yesterday eight defense witnesses tried to maintain a steady distance All the witnesses except Mar­ testify 10 charged students did not from him at all times. cuse, who was present only at the violate University regulations at Quirk testified she never linked question and answer period, said the Nov. 25 demonstration over arms during the walk, directly Continued on Page 3 alleged UC ties with the CIA. The witnesses, who included San Diego Job Market: Be charged student Cookie Mahoney and Ruth Quirk and philosophy professor emeritus Herbert Marc use , testified in disciplinary Prepared to Start at Bottom hearings about the walk from the by Craig Jackson perience is imperative for many of gymnasium to Matthews campus Staff Writer these jobs because of the ex- taken by UC President Saxon If you are a June graduate with a treme specialization involved. following a question and answer BA in one of the social sciences, do She cited Texas as one region session with students at the gym not expect to find a good job in the where the rapid growth of industry steps. San Diego area. According to has made many more jobs The witnesses gave similar Noreen LYM, a labor market in- available. testimony: that students who formation specialist for the Valuable Skills The comin g of each new day at Muir College is heralded by accompanied Saxon on his walk did Ca lifornia E mploymen t Lynn also offered some concrete the appearance of the Tioga H all Gey ser. A faulty sprin k ler not disregard orders from a Development Department, you advice for c/)llege students. She system is responsible for this spectecular display, w hich university official, obstruct an might "just as well forget the suggested that students should waters the Tioga Hall bike racks at 9:00 every morning. official's progress or endanger an whole thing." " get a trade and get an education." (TTphoto: Nathan Meyers) official's health and safety. In an interview last week, Lynn They should work part-time in a Didn't Hear Orders said that San Diego has the highest job that interests them, and not Student Organization Forms Four of the witnesses - Quirk, unemployment rate in the state spend all their time and effort Mahoney, physics graduate and the third highest in the nation. studying for the usual four-year student Dan Rosen and literature People with degrees iii the social degree. According to Lynn, they to Back Carter Candidacy grad student "Robinson Herrarra - sciences - sociology, history, will then be acquiring work ex­ said they never heard an ad­ The first campGs organization backing a major presidential candidate psychology, anthropology - have a perience and valuable skills that ministrator declare the assembly hard time finding career positions they can fall back on after has been approved by Student Center Director Mark Bookman. unlawful, order students to The group is UCSD Students to Elect Jimmy Carter President. locally 'in their fields. They face graduation if the jobs they want disperse or ask students to not Carter, the former governor of Georgia, is considered the Democratic strong competition from more are not immediately available. follow Saxon. frontrunner by many. qualified and experienced Lynn said that college graduates Witnesses also asserted that professionals who are drawn to San should be willing to "start at the According to political science student Joe Gallagher, who formed the Saxon's health and safety were group along with coordinator Larry Duke, Students for Carter will have a Diego because of the climate. bottom" and work their way up never threatened, and that no one This is not to say that all through an organization instead of table set up on Revelle plaza today at noon to register students and made remarks that threatened the distribute Carter literature. graduates with BA's or MA 's are aiming for the top jobs right away. President's well-being. unemployed. Lynn said that most Lynn also questioned the value of In addition, Gallagher is trying to qualify as a Carter delegate to the Saxon himself testified earlier Democratic National Convention in New York in July. He will hold a of them are able to find interim the traditional college education as that he did not feel threatened work as waitresses, gas station opposed to the training provided by caucus at 1 pm Sunday at the Julian Town Hall. during the demonstration. Gallagher said 100 people from the 43rd Congressional District will attendants, fast-food workers, more job-oriented vocational and Saxon was never obstructed by secretaries, and in other · technical schools. She suggested have to support his candidacy before he can qualify. UCSD is in the 43rd students, according to the wit­ district. low paying jobs. that up to 90 percent of high school nesses. Graduates with the traditional graduates probably shouldn't even Transportation to the caucus will be available; those interested are Rosen said that at no time did he asked to leave their names at the Carter table. "hard" science majors are not go to college. see anyone try to block Saxon's faring too much better, according UC San Diego's own career Julian can be reached on Highway 78 east from Oceanside, or Highway passage, while Mahoney said she 79 north from Interstate eight, east of Alpine. to Lynn - at least in the San Diego advisors expressed disagreement never heard any students indicate area. Local companies have few with some of Lynn's views. Gloria Lunch will be served after the caucus. any intent to slow. down the The Carter group is the first to specifically back a major Democratic or high-level openings even in such Liebrenz, the new director of President. occupations as electronic or in- Career Planning and Placement, Republican candidate for President, though the Young Californians for Several witnesses did tell of F reedom have endorsed Ronald Reagan for the GOP nomination. dustrial engineering, drafting and Maxine Bailey, the assistant seeing groups of demonstrators programming or systems director of CPP , suggested last Also, a group has organized to support Tom Hayden as the Democratic linking arms around Saxon, but candidate for John Tunney's US Senate seat. analysis. LYM noted that ex- Continued on Page 3 Halberstam Labels President "Anchorman" of National Communications

by James G. Solo capability to call for network air Watergate, Rather was the only evening news program is good as City Editor time upon demand. Halberstam man between Nixon and the a front page, but there is little "Information is power aOd the said that this often leads to the American people. room for debate and analysis." Presidency has more information abuse of network privileges. According to Halberstam, the Since the networks rarely, if available than any other in­ In 1964, according to HaUler­ media-which he defines largely ever, give coverage to the stitution," said Pt.ilitzer Prize starn, Lyndon Johnson was "the as the three networks and the various congressional hearings, winner David Halberstam anchorman for the three network diminishing print press-decides Halberstarn believes that to even Tuesday night. news shows as he was able to what is news. hold them is a waste of time. Halberstam, appearing as produce the information' he However, since the President Television is the most important Mandeville lecturer, spoke at UC , wanted during the Tonkin Gulf can get on whenever he wants conduit of information and use of San Diego before 400 people in the crisis upon demand." and the Congress hardly ever other means of communications Mandeville auditorium. Halberstam also pointed to gets on, the Jeffersonian concept will not be effective in fostering Best known as the author of Nixon using network news time to of democracy and separation of and presenting debate. "The Best and The Brightest," publically claim that he was powers has become less " We as Americans are less Halberstam referred often tQ the innocent during the Watergate meaningful. involved in voting because there subject of that book-Vietnam­ -affair as another abuse of He said we live in polarized is one missing link: it is the for examples to support his presidential prerogative. political society. There is the failure to connect the issues to contention that the Presidency Proxy Opposition state-defined as the presidency­ levision," said Halber tam. He has become extremely powerful. The only other beneficiary of and the anti-state-which is the Id that int re ting and im­ He said the President can the tec,hnologlcal revolution - the press and, sometimes in tandem portant events (Angola and command in: ant and vast in­ network media - "are the only with it the Congress. Rhodesia) are not getting fannatio.l access becau of the group that can bring coun­ However, Halberstam said th reYola tioa tervailing power" against the present s stem works to the Distortion of Realfty He hu also been able to co-opt executive, said Halberstam. advantage of the President "Inst ad," Halberstam the powers of other institUtions, He said that CBS newsman Dan because he can make decisions argued, " reporter and 1our­ notably Congress, Haberstam Rather was In effect the proxy affecting every aspect of nalists act as beralders ri. the aid. opposition to the president. David Halberstam (TT American life. In contra 1, said (presidential) pa eant." H cited Only the president has the During the press conferences on photo: Nathan Meyers) Halberstam, li th (network) Unu PI, 3

\ •rI •••••• n'H Friday, April I, 11'71 FrIday, AprO I, 1m •1i.()(I •• DJ('S - Page 3 Commentary: I All the Presidenfs Men' Job Op.- week that a liberal arts education Uebrenz also pointed out the Coop Fears Triton Times Rip-Off in is much more useful in finding value of the "generalist" work than ls commonly believed. education, like that offered at Powers and Pitfalls of the Modern Press Bailey challenged the concept in which liberal arts majors by H.1'IIylor when some were giving better play anll they glowed. They saw their bane Polt executive editor Ben they forgot the extentlo which they uam, Student 'Center Space Allocations that graduates should start are expected to have a good grasp The prel!lS stands vindicated by to attacks on The Washington POIt. profession as few but themselves Bradlee in a 'towerlni mamer, . couJdscar nves. . working in low-level jobs. She said of basic math and science, while The allocation of space in the Reed indicated that he felt the accept a final situation that in­ .. AU the President's Men. .. It Timothy Crouse ("The Boys on see it: a usually thankless, often leans back, feet on desk, and t.eUs a they should make a systellllltic student center by the thinks. the Bus") found that for aU the Impopular occupaUon, one that frightened Ken Clawson that. no, When, for a whUe, Woodstein science majors are expected to be vote was necessary to insure the cluded the Triton Times occupying thought their story tying H.R. search of career options, pick the able to read widely, write, and BudgeVResource Group (BRG ) legitimacy of the BRG the space. For years, it was: money papers spend to ICIld their everyone thinks he" Can do better we won't print that you were at 8 Haldeman to the control fi the position most suited to them, and have some social awareness. again dominated the Student negotiations. -Lumpy, tired, cynical old.men own reporters to Washington or out than the people doing it. One that's female reporter's apartment and The CoQP then voted again to CRP slUlh fund was wroog, their aim for it. Bailey said that to be Liebrenz advised that students Cooperative meeting Monday The Coop voted 3~ with four who would kill each other to be the the campaign trail, the editors as taking llWe skill, ruin your marriage; we just want support the BRG in its actions. The m seen creative fear was fOf' thaanselves, essen­ succeMful in such a job hunt, you take classes that do not tie in night. abstentions to support the first on the streets with some lurid back home still don't trust one that certain UniversiUes won't to know what you said while you second vote was interpreted as a tially, and no~ fOf' the man they mllSt be able to articulate clearly directly with their major in order BRG members Monty Reed and proposals. show of support for the BRG in the iaie ri crime and deceit, and who anything the reporters file unless teach because it's regarded as a were at her apartment. would seem to have attacked and positively what you want to do to learn about such skills as ac­ Steve Wellington presented a set of Many Coop members felt the would grow old either as editors - it's COITOborated by something professioJl... as academically (Bradlee is an old crony of John event it should decide on a plan unjustly. in the job and how you can benefit counting, statistics, or computer different allocation plans and major issue concerning the that was against the wishes of ijle "AD alae PresldeDt'. Me.," from from one fi the wire services. And rigorous as arc welding. Kennedy's who recenUy spilled his It's not a book and movieabout 8 your employer if he hires you. programming, skills that can be asked the Coop to approve the allocations was whether or not the administration. the book ddaIUaI The WUlliDltoD nothing about fonner Atty. Gen. guts in a book that showed what a more human, sensitive new breed Rtgol'OWl Exams valuable in many different future BRG's use of the pJans as a basis Triton Times should move into the The Coop also approved BRG t-.t'. W.teqate ~enle by John Mitchen controlling an illegal The newspaper people marveUed monster JFK could be, and also of journalist that's making the ~iebrenz, formerl'y at the careers. for space negotiations with the four space that was designed and built budget allocations totaling $10 644 reporten Bob W..... nt ..d C.... slush fund for 'ratfucldng' - at the minute accuracy of the fibn.. how much he used Bradlee. None press feel so good and seOOing Uruverslty of San Francisco, was Uebrenz said that employers colleges. to house it in the student center. BenteiD. 0DeIII todlly. 11ae TrltoD political sabotage and espionage - The surprise in Redford's eyes as of this cropped up in the movie.) hordes into the journalism schools. strongly opposed to the idea that can always hire capable specialists for spring quarter programs ~nd TImet wDl review It Mo_y. could be found on AP or UPI for he tries to keep his voice even after Some members felt the space operating expenses. BRG mem­ 'te hil stumbling over a lead, asking a The problem is the power the It's just a story that shows a more only the top 10 percent should think or technicians, but that they often Hearings. .. qUI awe. press sometimes forge"· l't has. competent, businesslike bunch about going to college. She cited might be better used for housing bers said that this allocation source on the phone, "You gave the ... don't know where to go to find other organizations. sleepll'lg in the office and eating the British and Japanese campus police and- various ad­ exhausted the remaining And there was no shortage of check to Maurice Stans, you say? energetic, broadly-educated Reed also said he feared the spam for breakfast - or on a grimy educational systems, where organizers and managerS. ministrators shoved demon­ unallocated student funds for this copy desk with a No. 1 pencil, White House and Committee to Re- Stalls?" Hoffman's elation at Student Affairs Office may only rigorous exams are used She pointed out the need for strators in an effort to keep a space academic year. taking someone else's story over elect the President denials and coaxing the hints of a large scale between demonstrators and Saxon. denunciations - which most papers story out of a frightened channel students into Strictly job­ bringing employers into contact the phone ('The Front Page'). oriented "tracks," thus limiting with liberal arts students, because Communications student David -Careless, insensitive sensation printed dutifully. bookkeeper, and his fear that "CB& Pickett said administrators were John H. Taylor The suspense builcb from there. and NBC are gonna jump in the the individual's career choiCes for such students often possess seekers who knew not the con­ life. Llebrenz said the government the. threatening element that day, M.rt< Woelber Edllor·llH:hiet Jlmes G. Solo Woodward and Bernstein, with no window and grab her." The precisely the kinds of creative, Managing Editor City Editor sequences of what they dld should never be allowed to set enterprising abilities that are while other witnesses told about ('King Kong,' when the "boys' " sources they can name - because slammed doors, the 'notes written several administrators who pushed of the extent of the coverup - keep on toilet paper. Breakfast at quotas on college majors ac­ sought after in prospective Mark Stadler s .... J. loWWl flashbulbs scare the beast and c?rding to the jobs to be filled. managers and administrators. through crowds of demonstrators News Editor Community Editor loose his fury on the city of New at it, for a while certain they've MacDonalds. trying to keep in front of Saxon. York, and countless portrayals in been set up to write incorrect Yeah. That's the way it is, they CIA Irreconclliable Crllg Uchld. Kenzi. Nicoli stories, but their editors stand by think. Prexy's Men ... Opinion Ed/lor Business Manager counUess fllms to the same ef­ only ~gan to wonder when they story - they did wait long enough to With Academic Freedom fect.). them. "Only problem was they didn't Marcuse, ,the noted political They beat Nixon, and they're type fast enough," said one. . saw, on film on television, peasants allow Nixon his landslide in 1972- Nathan Meyers Dave Elsen -A White House press corps so huddled with their children' it might have been fatal for the philosopher who appeared late Photo Editor Sports Editor regimented and manipulated by a heroes to the nation -. most of it, at Thursday afternoon, labelled the watching their village burn. They American system. Alan Ru ssell press secretary - Ron Ziegler in least - and, e.ven more, to their The audience at the screening we concepts espoused by Saxon during Wendy Eagle Ttm MacKenz Ie fellows in the press. Because it viewed was no less enthusiastic. may never have known what Arts Editor Ottlce Manager Croticism Editor Richard Nixon's administration - Halberstam had written about 'I'he third problem is more in­ the question and answer period that the reporters were driven to feels so good to look good. Writes Press and movie industry " utterly irreconciliable" with the Charles Champlin, in an unusually years earlier, but they did begin to sidious. The big thing after the meet and form strategy and screenings - of which there were resignation - bigger than ever standards of academic freedom laudatory Los Angeles TImes several for "All the President's sense something was wrong. The subsequently condemned for before, in the sense that people because of what has been revealed uc San Olago review of the film : there were no Men" - are known for their arm­ war became unpopular. "conspiring against the appeared to mean it - was clean about the CIA in Senate hearings reporters "lurking about in raked chair critics. One, soliliquizing Presidency. It and elsewhere. fedoras with a fifth of Old That delay between the time the government. But government just St.1I writers Special writers Photography Now, though, it's Robert (sigh) before the picture began, said he Marcuse's testimony was in­ Ran Anbar Inspiration in the bottom drawer." war began and the time the press doesn't stay clean very long, Charles H e< mler Paul JaN'S Redford and Dustin Hoffman as was "very discriminating. I think terrupted by frequent objections Evelyn Barata Edward S,mons Sha ron Robert s started telling a passably complete because many of the things it does Betsy Chimenl Woodward and Bernstein. All by we all should be, don't you? I ex­ are either repugnant or in­ from Gordon, who questioned the B,II BroOks A whole pack of Timesters - pect a lot from a film, and am story was fatal to a number of Bri an DaVIS Mark Gomez themselves for a while , when comprehensible to people. "All the relevance of the philosopher's Aobln DeA,eu. reporters and editors - went to see people. If the press had waited any Business Joan Finkle virtually no other newspapers satisfied rarely. President's Men " - a tale of leaks, testimony to the charges against Sieve Esmedina Penae L,tlieton Afterwards, he was seen in the Ion er to cover the Watergate were printing their stories, and, a screening of the movie recently,. disloyalty, intimidation and flaws the students. Lugannani echoed Cathy Fitzmaurice Doug Mooney lobby : "A flawless film! A perfect John Halperon Jenn,fer lack Copy in organization and planning - this objection. Susan Nealon motion picture! One of the best!" Halberstam ... Craig Jackson Letters to the Editor may not be such a popular film Marcuse - who said he knows Ron Kato Osa He sounded like the first three Kennedy's trip to Europe in 1963 three of the charged students, Sadll Nad,ne Llndn ... from a governmental point of view. ScOIl Assistant Managing Editor pages of a paperback. Ken Stlpanov and Nixon's China trip as Watergate, one would think, had to Mahoney, Katisiaficas and KroslinWebb Project Survival Also Another, a cool, egotistical sci fi Tana Talcahashl examples fi where reporters lead to as much covering of tail as Zamudio - said Saxon's assertion writer sitting ~hind us - telling Cary Thompson II I uslrllors became less concerned with it did to reform. that the university cannot teach Vera M .1. Tooorov his girlfriend ho he deserved issues and more concerned with Production Mart< Robb Sponsored Symposium For instance, Senate Bill 1, still morality could have prompted the Nick Vanocur Becky DeVinney Steve Skublne Hugo for his last novel - clapped "media events." sloshing around in Congress, aneged violations. Debora Weber Shauna Stokes Bill Pelronnef We are very pleased with the fhe main focus of the and giggled like a kid throughout : .(/ "This has not just served contains provisions that would Saxon's statement put the Triton Times new coverage of the organizational effort will be the the film. ~ongress and the nation poorly, prohibit much of what Woodstein student~ into a mood of "anger, Nuclear Initiative issue in general, planning of a publicity scheme for Usually, . they sit back and ~~}.,~.~~ It has served the Presidency ~ IIlustr.tlon: M.rtCALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY SACRAMENTO Unlimited. They received ap­ tenders and doorpeople. he WOl 'd he playing, Lytle said for want of a better word they could be called Lytle: Yeah, I write music dances. I don't really think of CHINESE UNIVERSITY OF HONG KONG proximatiey $1000 from three A meeting for volunteers is set " nationalistic." He explained that the composers were attempting to "wed" myseH as a composer. The gm.IJOsl!r I have ever experienced, the sources: the Revelle Committee on for next Monday night at 7, in the Eur:>pean classical traditions with what they believed to be Afro-Ameri~an man who could put Ellington. His being is in the INT'L CULTURAL INTERCHANGE FOUNDATION College Affairs, the Revelle Revelle formal lounge. gestures. Lytle sees similarities in what the black composers are domg music. Ellington is the doesn't bear this out I'm JOINTL Y SPONSOR today as compared with earlier European composers, going to commit suicide. his kind of incredible instinct. "Chop:n was a nationalist attempting to wed what he believed to be the T. T.: How do you like tealchliq classiu) lJul'c.pean music indigenous to Polish music," he said. " You can Lytle: I really dig teaching. IW!iOUnIO phony, but I really get a kick A 16 - Day I ntroduction To The Orient Positions Now Available look at Uszt as a composer, and see that he attempted to do virtually the out of it. Being involved in kinds of music, I don't like to be Cecil Lytle same thing in a nationalistic posture, injecting into classical music what he limited in what kind of music [ ?on't necessarily enjoy grading for Stotewide Committees considered to be indigenous things such as the " Hungarian Rhapsody." papers or teaching some of the things, but there's something very to something, and when you've finished, you find your life has' changed Hon~ Kon~ 5695 Since coming to UCSD from Grinnel College in Iowa two years ago, Lytle exciting about watching open up. I watch students going Musi~'s got to ~o this to you." . 16 Days and 14 Nights including Air Fare I has put together a 52 member gospel choir. He is impressed most with the -through the same stages try to help them. It's kind of a This enthUSiasm of Lytle carries into his hopes and plans for the music From OAK LANO & SEATTLE - Academic Planning and Program Review - Afli,mallve Action Adv isory CommlUee. unity and "community feeling" of the choir, in that there are eleven people personal challenge to be pursuits. d~partment. In addition to the concerts this weekend, he will be involved Board' -lnle,·Campus alhlellc Advisory Board in it who have no ties with the university. The group has been regularly Lytle says that he believes ill ethic" when it comes to music With several more university productions this quarter. Next year he hopes Featuring Hvatt Regency Hotel or . .. - Advisory Commillee lor learnln9 - Task Force or Financial Aid information performing around San Diego and California in both churches and other and that "value comes from life completely revolves around for "super things." Resources -Academic Senal, Commltle. on -Adminlslration Adv isory CommiUee on Educallonal Policy. settings. music, and that "value " His lHe completely revolves "I'm always planning," he said. "ifthere was a traffiC£ine for planning I Inclusion Area. -Advisory Committee on Inslllrclional "One of the things that is so fascinating about gospel music is that it has around music, and he stated of the great experiences to listen would have been in jail years ago." I ' Ban4kok Sln~aDOrE -Task Fore. on Flnaneialaid Inlormalion Imprawemant Programs ANOHon4 Kon4 5989 Have dorecl onpul on leglslalion concerning YOUR educal,on Con l acl Deans offt ces. 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Left fielder David Lattuca has stayed hot, hitting Lofgren (2-2, 1.18 ERA) will pitch one of .315, with catcher Gary Patton and first baseman All riPlnow, grab your scorecards and pencils and pay attention! We tomorrow's games at the UC$D field. He will be Bob Vaage both over the .300 mark. only go tbrOUgh tJUs stuff one time each spring training around ~re, so ,ou better get it filM now. You see, rookies, Major League baseball opened its season yesterday, the Padres begin at heme tonigIt, UC San Diego's Tritons are in the midst ~j~ ,-,-::I..l..i_I_' _" _'J'__ '_J _' ____ ~_ /' f • / Timesmap MarkRobb I ~ I I I I of a flgN for a playcif berth, and the amual intramural softball bonanza • i' . is about to get under way. That's right, it's baseball time. Like it or not, you are stuck with the Grand Old Game for the nen six montt.!. So to refresh your memories, you screwballs, I'm going to run down some basic baseball facts that you should all know in order to better understand our national pastime, and to help you get through the Long ~B__ .:ltS!! Summer. /l#£ II ' ~ I '. I , f I " " • Ivy Wingo hit 25 homeruns in his illustrious seventeen-year American I ' I , ., I' I . League career. (This was 24 more home runs than Pinky Pittenger n I .,J., " ~ connected for.) , • Six-time National League batting champion, Rogers Hornsby, once said, "Any ballplayer that dOll't sign autographs for little kids ain't an J\ I American. He's a Communist. .. - . ' Defn:' Gopher Ball- -similar to a policeman's, but the 'tickets are cheaper. I ' . • The Infield Fly Rule: A batter is automatically out when he hits a fair ball (not including a line drive or an attempted bunt) which can be caught ~I by an infielder with ordinary effort, when first and second, or first, second, arxl third bases are occupied, before two are out. Runners may I· advance at their own \i:lk. \0 'j • On the average, every male attending a Major League baseball game consumes 47% more foot-long hotdogs than every female in attendance. ~ LP'S • George Zuverinik led the American League in games pitched in 1956 ~ I . and 1957. I • Ofn: Fungo - singular for what often begins to grow between a cat­ ~ , MFRS. SUG. LIST PRICE 6.98 cher's legs in St. Louis during late August. OUR REG. TICKET PRICE 4.96 t. . " • Sinclair Lewis wrote that baseball and the Republican Party were both of "eternallmportance." \ t JJ., I • The nickname of Willie Davis, one of the Padres off-season The Triton baseball field was once marked by a sign, reading "UCSD Baseball Field", on acquisitions, is 3-Dog. Miramar Road. The sign was stolen, obviously by a quite rabid fan last Halloween. - Defn: Baltimore Chop - a punch often thrown by Muhammad Ali when Spectators now can use a compass to find the field, or this easy-to-read map. The field is he becomes upset with someone during a softball game. Should not be located just off of Miramar Road, across the street from the Veterans Hospital. confused with his Russian Tank, Mirage, Rope-A-Dope, or Steppin Fet­ KET chit Anchor Punch. TAPES - The UCSD Tritons are one of the few teams in the history of baseball Women's Basketball Action that calculate statistics from personal estimates of previous per­ formances. THEsE GRiAT HITS & MANY MORE - Sibby Sisti's lifetime batting average was .244. SDWIAC Tournament - PABLO CRUISE _LEE OSKAR - THIN LIZZY - The average yearly salary for a major league baseball player is Lifeline L.. Dllur Jailb, ..k -ONE FLEW OVER THE $45,000. _ SWEET -CAPTAIN'" TENNILLE -oOOBIE BROTHERS CUCKOO"S NEST Finals Tonight Give us a Wink Sonll of Joy TaIlin' It to the StrMts ~itiNi Soundtrack. - Ofn: Payoff Pitch - tne first ball Andy Messersmith throws this by Evelyn Barata Mira Costa, Southwestern, and the SDWIAC finals this week. 'l"lre -JOHN DENVER .ISAAC HAYES -LOGGINS a. MESSINA _ELVIN BISHOP - season. Staff Writer Point Lorna played in later games. Winchonll Groov ...·thon N.tive Sons Stn,lttin' My Stuff championship battle is scheduled PRESENCE • Pitcher Tug McGraw does not know whethet he likes grass or Ast~ The San Diego Women's The Tritons had to face for 8:'3if, WI h- lop-ranked -TOMITA ·ERIC CARMEN -LES DUDEK -OUEEN Turf better because he has " never smoked Astr~Turf before." Firebird ErIC· C .rmen L-•• Du...... _.. A Ni .',...... t at the 0-. Intercollegiate Athletic Con­ Grossmont for a difficult Grossmont a good bet to be -WANTED I THE OUTLAWS Balboa Stadium. 144'7". In the distance races UCSD role since '"'The Days of College at Point Loma. The relays, which are sponsored will enter the 5000 meters and the W"" and Rosa' by the San Diego track club, THG1THIU TITTLES UCSD, rated fourth, rallied from . mile run. In the 5000, Jon Halperin D~HUNDREDS OF behind to top Palomar at usually bring in some top notch and Doug Jacobson will take on a Grossmont, while Imperial Valley, competitors. This year should be very talented field, while Pat AVAILABLE Johnnie Taylor no exception, as many southland Rooney and Kevin Young will be up Eargasm ANNOUNCEMENTS area schools, including UCLA and . against a very fast group of milers. The Day Core Center will sponsor a USC, are expected to be The final event of the day for the rummage sole Saturday, from 9-3 represented. Tritons will be the 440 relay. A AT THESE ~'~h~~n_hHw_) APRIL 138AM UCSD will serxl nine men to -' ·.Ge~~~_~ __ pm. The Center is looking for team of Kevin Morning, Lane LOW. AUDITORIUM MANDEVILLE donolions. The Doy Core Center is compete in the event. Among them Freestone, Eric Hendricks, and TICKETS AT UCSD BOX OFFICE located easl of Ihe Police 5101 ion, will be Kevin Morning, school Eric Collings will try to better a $1 and wesl of Matthews Field. There record holder in the long jump season's best of 43: 1 seconds on 452-4559 will be on open house and bake (23'6Y,z"). Morning figures to have Balboa Stadium's very fast track. the best chance of the Tritons to do PRICES sole also. All are invited 10 come and browse. weir. He won the Kingsman Relays In the upcoming weeks the UCSD III while setting a meet record, and track squad will travel to Santa ••• Supporl Prop. 15 and sofe nuclear then came back one week later to Barbara for the Warrior Relays, to IEUiioPECiiA-IiiERSI power. Join. us, Project Survival on place fourth in the Northridge Wainut for the Mt. San Antonio Mon. Apr. 12 at 8 pm in tlie Revelle Relays. He will be hoping to reach Relays, and finally to Chapman I Book Now--Doo't wait : Formal Lounge to ~ee whal you can the 24-foot level on Saturday. College for the Orange do obout your future. Rounding out the field event Invitational. • Many F1iqhts Already FuU : {.;e lebratt: • Booking For Flighls • • Deadline is: Leaving On: • • April 05 June 08 • • April 12 June 15 • SHABBAT: April June --" • 18 21 April 23 June 26 . ' • April 26 June 29 • FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 1976 at 6:30 pm I • 1 SPACE STILL AVAILABLE •• NORTH CONFERENCE ROOM STUDENT CENTER • ON SOME FUGHTS - Pot·L .... Dinner • F"'. DIone"" - MooIe - I CIEE I. • Singing willi Juon a_.1oft I S..... nt Bill Keller & Mark Dana • • R....", 173 FLETCHER PARKWA MISSION VALLEY CENT • ,,''':_. UCSD Intemalional Center • EL CAJON BLVD. 39TH & UNIVERSITY PARKWAY PLAZA EAST PN ....1ed br U.J.S. SAN DIEGO SAN DIEGO CAJON MISSION ALLEY .~-~- ~;l:~Calif . 92093:J. 1414 GARNET AVENUE GROSSMONT CENTE ....-.~ Open Weekdays 12-4 pm. 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4 sale c lenor sax ' $200. Bar ~ -Berry gullar, shoo cord w/prewrp $50. Del Mar Apt. on Coast Blvd . Available Sept.­ Mlkesland & boom $25 . Venlu'a guitar June 4 bedrooms, complelely furnished $13Q w /cese. cord. Shure PE-515 mphone. $4501 monlh plu utilities, Referenc swvl. cese $25. Olds trmpl.: $:/!: . TW in bed requored. Call Thomas al (714) 984-4076 or frame $25 Caf) MaX 45<1-997:1. (m4) wnle Box S04, Mt. Baldy. CA 91759. (4/9) Third Forum Sunday Mexican Fete Tonigbt tertainment will be featured at the A forwn hosted by the Third The UC International Club is Polynesian Night tomorrow Tenn is racket : Wilson T3000, 2 weeks Old . 4 PERSONAls College student interns will be held sponsoring Mexican Night this evenl. on the pool deck of the 5/8 med 551bs. 132. (1)724-9738 aSk lor Ken. from 10:30-4:30 Sunday in the (4/14) Everyone who wenl on Ihe Ursa Inp 10 on evening in the International natatoriwn of the UCSD gym. Surfboard 66" Calohan $45. Jim 452-9727 . heav nly Is inVited to a party Fn April 9. 8:30 student center for 'the exchange of Center. (4 /9) pm 1803 Coast Blvd (4/9) ideas between (Third College) 'lbe dinner will begin at 6 pm and representatives. There will be Mexican food entertainment will be provided The forum " is designed to bring served as well as traditional until midnight. Mexican songs and dance_ Third College representatives on Among the activities plaruted are committees together to' discuss a goldfishing contest, a syn­ what their committee does, how it The festivities will begin at 7 pm chronized swimminS performance T RiYON. ClASsifiEds functions, problems encountered, and admission for the general and authen&lc ,Xahitfan dances. and insights concerning the public is $3. Club members wtll pay ./ students and the university," only $1. The event is sponsored by the UC '69 Toyota land cruiser. Xlnt condltlor. I Low Reed w- Congrats on usc -an E Club according to Alan Kwan, one of the San Diego Scuba Club. The evening mileage, many accessones 453-0387 (4/9) kld(4/9) four student interns. will cost $4 per person or $7 per LaUrie Y I still have your floppy disk, but lost 1972 Capri V-6 . automatic. sunroof, 4 new your phone number Anna S. 453-6468. (4/9) Planning social activities, Polynesian Night Tomorrow couple. Reservations are being ~adial tores . car cover deco~ group intenor, academic counseling and Tropical foods and en- taken at the recreation gym_ AMI FM tape-stereo Best oller. Call Diana Reed W. Congrats on USC - an E-<:Iub kid. providing student input to the 270-8604 Iter 7 pm or leave message befQre ( 4/ 9) 5 pm at 452-4033. (4/ 9) Honey Bunny. Can you believe It? 1/ 4 since dean's office are the duties interns Keith Janet! Te Qulero Mucho. James(4/9) perform. One intern is currently ' k THIRD My friend was given a Longlnes digital watch serving on the Special Committee - ~~\ ..; ANNUAl. Sr -...,. .. : he wants to sell , unused. in box , $300 755- Dry Guy-I want , I need , I've just got to have for Choosing Regents_ 7904 Sabino. (4/9) your Herman and O'Mel Wet Lady. (4/9) Attendng the forum, in addition Peugeot U08 Ten speed. lalrly new. excellent '\~- PHOTOGRAPHYDiSPlA~ COndition . 21'",· frame . $95, call 453-0540. to the Interns, will be Third College (4/9) representatives from the April 10-25 In ALL STORES TRAVEL Budget/Resource Group, the · &\ 63 Chevy Impala V8 283 4 Or Exce Engine & Body. $400 or best offer. 452-1016 eve , Oon'l Delay Book by Phone New Flights to Student Financial Services, the (JI\J Prize Winning Photqgraphs X2796day. Ask Rav!. (4/1 4 ) Europe (379+) South America (315+) the 'Fhird College Council, the Council Onent (499+) New York (189) Hawaii (189) and Entries Submitted 2 Kneeboards , guaranteed to get you In the on Undergraduate Affairs and Long 01 w fl ights stili available Immediate greenroom . Also longlohn. Call Dale 755- by Students, ages 11-22 phone conformations call collect WestCoast other campus-wide committees 7:50, evenings (4112) Student Travel Counsel AVCO Center 10850 which have college represen­ '10 Plymouth Ouster, 4 speed, mags. tires , Wilshire LA 90024 213 475~ . (6/4) tatives. .".f3ROADWAY scoop. Very sharp. New clutch & brakes 1.200 Vic 452-9867 (4/9) Europe-Israel-South Ame nca-Student flights WANTEd Kindness deluxe elec . hair rollers by Clalrol year round ISCA 11687 san Vlcenle Blvd *4 lighted mirror $15 .00 3975-F Miramar SI. LA CA 90049 (213) 826-5669 (6/ 4) A fourth YAar male medical student in­ 275-1839 (419) terested in sports would like to correspond EUROPE & TAHITI CHARTER FLIGHTS. . With similar students. Write to, Ajay Kothari , Will sell or Irade never opened Roiling Stones BOOK ON CAMPUS. BOOK EARLY . CIEE­ 8 /7 Arya Nagar. Kanpur-208002. India. ( 4/12) LP Goats Head Soup for good-<:ond Beatles STUDENT TRAVEL SERVICES. UCSD IN­ Aviator TERNATIONAL CENTER OPEN WEEKDAYS The Naval 2nd LP (or solo) Autobahn-Kraltwerk , new Are you concerned about your future? Fleetwood Mac. or?? Call Kerstln 755-5884 12-4pm . 452-0630. (6/3) Support Prop 15 and safe nuclear power to days Overseas lobs- Asia Auslralia, Atrica , get Involved join us. Project Survival on Mon. Europe. South America . All occupations, Apr. 12 at8 pm In the Revelle Formal Lounge. ftiesthe_ Surfboard 6'7" x 21 " . Good condition, ex­ $600-$2500. Invaluable experiences Details Come and see whltt you can do. (4112) cellent learner's board , $45 . Call Jeff at 453- 25 c ents. International Employment 5817 . (419) ResearCh. Box 389347 , Seattle, Wash . 98125 . . Wanted-experienced typist to edit and type (4 /19) thesis Please call Karl , 755-8300, daytime. 0Iftcer One box computer cards priced at $ 5.00. The Naval Right Typewriler $30.00 Briefcase $500 Call 453- • ( 4/ 12) 0958 ( 4/ 9) SERVICES LOOKI NG FOR A MORE REWARDIN~ JOB Desperately need good wldeangle lens for my Penlax. See Nathan In n office. ( 4/ 14) • the THIS SU MMER ? More pay and out of state. calls shots. For sale Iwo IIckets to SO Symphony, Apr, 30 $7 SO . Call Dave 454-2087 . <4 / 9) 459-43 forontervlew . (5/16) Subjects needed for phonetocs experiment. Require fast accurate typing contact Robyn 1974 Kawasaki 400 Mach 11 Beautllully For d lails. call or see Sue, P&L 3126, ext. 454-3748 prel belore noon or after hour maintaIned $500. Paul . 755--4072 eves. (411 4) 2537 anytime keep trying ( 4/9) Custom grad announcments. wedding In­ Good old Lafayette stereo for sale $50 call Blind student needs ride lrom UCSD to San vltallons etc Original call igraphy at low 452-9374 Michelle (4/7) Diego State Monday at 3 pm and to SOSU cost 453-0387 (4/9 ) rehabllitatoon cen ter on Rulton Road Wed­ Backpackers stove. Svea 123 sell ~ cl nlng. TYP ist IB M term paper. thesis, dissertation. nesdays at 3:30 pm dUring this quarter call new $24 . used lOx. S14 Dave 452 -4104 , 270- etc editing. rush lobs, xerox 560-8t71 , 452- G ne 583-9793 eves If you can help. ( 4116) 2933 (4/9) 1588 . (6 / 3) Need help With the research process. Baver elm super 8 movie camera man , & aut Auto work. tune up brakes, minor repaor . lube Experience preferred. Paymenl Is negotiable. telel wlde accessories $90. Tropod $1 5 and 011 good work. low price Mike 436-3667. 264- 1274 ( 4/16) Call af 3 30 pm <64 1274 (4116\ (4 / 12) Recent Duke University Graduate needs work housiNG Would like to te h badminton contact unlll July as bibliographiC re earcher, fortran Br lesh 452-9554 between 7to 10 p.m (4/9) programmer. etc 13 OO/hr Call Bill Worrell Female roommate needed now fo r Del Mar HATH A YOGA Small fnendly classes, Im­ 452-8563. ( 4/12) apt near beach Call 755-9471 CI~ u(H 14/1 4) prove your concentratoon and gain control of Life drawing Limit 6 senous studen ts Female roomate want d to sharp < ElR ocean mlntlJnd body thru postures , breath control , $3/3 hr session . Sal Have a good model, view apt 17 m in 10 UCSD 753·4322/ Beth mPdltallon and relaxa toon Tues or Thurs 7- need another 436-0709 (4/14) 14/ 9) 8 30 pm Wed mornong 9 30-11 00 sa per month students $12 per month, non- tudents. Forst class Iree East Commons Wanted light-weight backpack for Europe Room. Old Mesa Apts. Call 275 -1839, Sandra thiS summer Call on the evening 296-2479 or Flying i~ one of the greate!) t c hallen ge~ a man can face . Jpnnlngs In tructor (Cerllfled by Indra DeVI) 447-1753 Call now (4/9) But gelling a Navy jet or multi-engine prop into the air C-OPIES and down aga in i only part of the job. • Friday April 9- That' where the Naval Flight Officer come~ In . Hc\ 3}'2¢ _~UM the man on th e team who takes over.when the plhne is aIr­ borne and i(\ time to see the ml~ ion through to its ulti­ "1IIIl0l2 LOCATIOIIS 7:30 "SMILE" . 10:00 1101% IIOIICIlIS ft4.13Za mate ~ ucce s. 51" COUIClUYL .'.. 1JJ A!) a Na al hght Officer, ou'li operate radar. na iga­ Harry tion equipment and the most ad anced electronic stem ' IMPROVE your in the sky. _ . The tools )ou'lI work with are so me of the most. ',o phts­ ABILITIES thru and ticated ever deve loped. And most f them are c1as Ifled . It\ a demandingjob. The qualification are high. And HYPNOSIS the training is tough. You've got to be a college man to DICK RAKOW 21l1,-458tj Tonto even be c )nsidered. starring Art Carney (1 974 But if ou'rc the kind f man wh can take a challenge "beauty pageants are as Academy Award - Best like thi in stnde, you'll win more th anju t aNa al -li ght Actor) American as apple pie." Officer\ w,in gs of g Id . w / 8ruce Dern & Barbara You'll \\In a position of re~pect and re pon ibiltt) in th e Saturday, April! 0 - E.e1don. g n.:ate~t a\-al aIr" rce in the world.. _ come and hepr !-or compiete detail . call us anytlme: t~II - 1 ree, at THE PRISONER 6:30 800-841 -8000. Ju.,t ask for th e aval \'Hltlon de k. Dr. John Wight .0. r SLOp In and see your local Nav recruiter. w / Patrlck MacGoohan on "Arrival" "More t an 'ARRIVAL' III.. A NAVY OFFICER INFOR­ one kind of TEAM WILL BE AT 1 victory! " THE MUSIC ROOM 7:30 & PLACEMENT CEN'J A beautiful and p uliar film by one of Indl 's This Sunday 10:45am mo~1 well known dorector S Iy lit Ray 10:00 APRIL 13th and 14.. who~e hum "Ism d Iv through IndlM cultur 715 Silverado onlo de r. more unlvers I hum n flings La Jolla