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2-18-1982

Vista: February 18, 1982

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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the USD News at Digital USD. It has been accepted for inclusion in USD Vista by an authorized administrator of Digital USD. For more information, please contact [email protected]. ASB Film Library Budget Available Even in a small school there are France, and Japan and have sub­ many things that it owns and titles. Some of the films are silent but Pending operates that go unnoticed by its the majority of them are sound. students. For instance, few students Most film makers and those who The A.S.B. budget for the spring realize that USD owns twenty-five understand and appreciate great semester 1982 will be submitted to feature length films. Our institution is films know these twenty-five by the Senate for approval February 25 the only school south of UCLA heart. Dr. Nyce says that many of and and an A.S. audit will begin in which has this major collection of ar­ them are classics from the history of March. tistic films. This is very impressive for film and others are new experimen­ Anxious to demonstrate the a small school like USD surrounded tal films. Some recognizable names Associated Student's financially by UCSD and SDSU. and titles are "The Blue Angel", sound position, A S. President Dr. Ben Nyce, is an English pro­ Knife in the Water" by Roman Vince Guilin has asked for an audit fessor here at USD, who also Polanski, "The Seven Samurai" by by the accounting firm of Deloitte, teaches the two film classes and Kurosawa, and "Viridiana" by Haskins and Sells which is scheduled knows much about them and their Buneul, a Spanish film. to begin in March. value. There are a total of twenty- With student revenues estimated five films which have all been Any serious student of films or at $80,000 and an additional transferred to videotape so they can anyone interested in the collection $6,000 remaining from last mmmm all be easily viewed. They are all should contact Dr. Nyce. His office is semester, the A.S. operating budget black and white. Dr. Nyce claims the Camino 169. Those curious about is approximately $86,000 for the reason for no color is because the film would find it very interesting to spring semester. The A.S. began the color fades from inadequate pro­ talk with Dr. Nyce about the films spring semester in good financial cessing in the lab. All of the films are and how to go about seeing them. It shape and Guilin is anxious to verify foreign except one Hitchcock in is also possible to go directly to the this with the audit. English called "The Lady Vanishes." Media Center in De Sales to view This year's Executive Board im­ The rest are from Italy, Spain, them. plemented more safeguards, such as A.S. Controller, to maintain the delicate balance of finanacial stabili­ Walk, Run Or Jog ty. Increases in the spring semester's budget reflect an overall increase in In Youth Walk expenditures due to expanded pro­ gramming and services, and due to by Sally North obtain sponsors who may pledge a inflation. The increase in the Opera­ As students of the University of specified amount of money for each tions budget is reflective of capital San Diego, we claim to be different. mile completed, or make a flat dona­ improvements undertaken by the The Christian influence at this tion . The advantage of this program A.S., such as the A.S. stereo system university sets us apart from public, is that pledges will be collected by and typewriters. state-supported institutions and that mail through the Mission Office, During the previous A.S. ad­ influence exhibits itself in our cur­ relieving the participant of the s riculum, our student body, our facul­ burden of collecting. Details and ministration, Deloitte, Haskins and The "Mater Admirabilis' a portrait of the Virgin Mary. (Photo by Mark ty, our extra-curricular in­ sponsor sheets may be obtained in Sells performed a free audit of the Ryland) A.S. accounts as a service to the volvements, our administration, and the ASB Office in Serra Hall or by university. This accounting firm, one our Campus Ministry. Yet how often contacting Scott Brown. Understan­ of the "Big Eight", hires many Was Painting's Beauty is that "Christian influence" set to dably, not every student's schedule former USD students and is willing task? How often do we look beyond will permit him or her to actively par­ to contribute to the university by pro­ our comfortable — if indeed Chris­ ticipate in the Walk, but please sup­ viding this service. A Miracle? tian — lives here on the hill and do port this effort with monetary "Anyone who has an audit is not something that demonstrates our pledges and by talking it up with afraid," said A.S. President Guilin. by Catey Hurley duct of some sort of divine interven­ concern for others, something that those who may not be familiar with The policy of having the A.S. ac­ If you have ever had occasion to tion from Our Lady can never by truly makes another person's life the program. counts audited is a policy that should visit Father Larry Dolan's office in known. A number of miracles, happier and more comfortable. The Youth for Youth Walk is a continue in future administrations, Camino, right near Founder's however, have been recorded as oc- My answer is, "Seldom." It is easy significant money-maker in the Mis­ according to Guilin. Chapel, it is most likely that the first curing to those who pray to Mater to be too busy, too broke, too sions cause; 100% of each dona­ "In the future the students should thing you will notice is a huge por­ Admirabilis. Praying to this particular disinterested to seek out ways to tion goes directly to the Mis­ be skeptical if there are no audits," trait of the Virgin Mary, dressed in image of the Blessed Mother, for in­ help my fellow man. Yet this month, sions. Yet it also a consciousness- continued Guilin. "Anyone should pink, and sitting at a loom. The pic­ stance, is reputed to be of help in ac­ an opportunity has presented itself raiser for those of us who have easy be anxious to have an audit to show ture itself is breathtakingly beautiful, quiring husbands for young girls. to me, and to every member of the access to some form of transporta­ that the students' funds are spent as and the legend surrounding the Father Dolan's painting is, of USD community, where we can tion, who have everything we need said." work is quite intriguing. course, not the original, although help in an effort that will improve the by reach of phone, car, bus, mail The painting, titled Mater Ad­ the painting itself holds a special quality of the lives of many people service, supermarkets, hospitals The accompanying graph il­ mirabilis, was the work of a sister of meaning for him. It was under the less fortunate than ourselves. The . . ., who walk toward a future lustrates the distribution of A.S. the Sacred Heart who set out with original work, in the Chapel of the Mission Office of the Diocese of San where day-to-day survival needs are funds according to the proposed spr­ the intention of painting what she Religious of the Sacred Heart, next Diego is sponsoring a "Youth for likely to be met. To quote the pur­ ing budget. Each individual budget is hoped would be a gloriously to a church known as Trinita dei Youth Walk" on Saturday, February pose stated in the Missions brochure, itemized and then ranked according beautiful portrait of the Virgin Monti, or Trininty of the Mountains, 27. The ASB, under the auspices of "We walk as part of a united, to its percentage of the overall Mother. Unfortuneatly, her aspira­ in Rome that Father Dolan said his Community Services Director Scott diocesan-wide effort to give concrete budget. tions far exceeded her talent, or first mass as an ordained priest. The Brown, is working "with the Mission witness to our concern for others." One item has been eliminated knowledge of fresco painting. The painting in Father Larry's office was Office in order to join this fund- Join us. from this semester's proposed paints she used did not take to the one that he "rescued" from the then raising attempt and to provide USD budget for financial reasons, the wet plaster medium and the work newly remodeled Camino Dining students with an opportunity to INDEX Presidential budget. In the past this was considered a failure and Room. show their concern. was used as a reserve budget for the covered up. Years later, in the pro­ The painting has become the The walk begins at 8:30 a.m. and Letters to the funding of special projects which the cess of moving it, the painting was special image of the Virgin Mary for USD and participants may walk, run Editor ? A.S. President could choose to in­ uncovered, and was found to have the religious order of the Sacred or jog the ten miles through the Lin­ Campus Notes . . . .3 itiate with Senate approval. One become quite lovely. Whether this Heart. If you would like to view da Vista/Mission Bay area, pausing such project was undertaken last was due to the natural settling of the Father Dolan's beautiful painting, at checkpoints to verify the distance Entertainment . .4,5 semester with funds from this ac­ paints on the plaster as the years feel free to stop by his office during -they have accomplished. It is the Sports .6,7 count. That project was the "Dial." went by, or if perhaps it is the pro­ appropriate hours. responsibility of each participant to

MUM* Page 2 — Vista — February 18, 1982 Letters To The Editor Editor's Response at least you could have kept be com­ we look forward to your reply. people might accept an opportunity pany and provided me with so­ Please make arrangements with Rick like that which was presented in the Are We The Vista would like to take this meone to talk to. Sanchez, our player representative, ad as an education in itself. opportunity to show its support for through the ASB office. Thank you. Robert Madden the seniors who are disgruntled over R. Bradford Baehr Getting Bart O'Brien the "choice" that they have been The Barkmen Paul Biazevich given concerning graduation. What We Seniors, you have the choice bet­ Image Francis Ku ween hoods which would cost ap­ Sexists Sergio Cruz proximately $200 or a party worth Rich Sanchez Pay For? Broadened Monique Vanson $1360 with ten free announcements Dear Editor, Refute added to round off the cost to about Dear Students; Karen Reilly To the Editors of the Vista: In response to the review of $2000 also. The announcements James Petruzzelli Are we, as students, content to be Laugh Night received, I felt that this This is concerning the letter at­ are only being given to make your Ben Agnlin consistently misled by our ad­ letter was justified. Being the subject tacking the "sexist" ad of Feb. 4. We choice financially equitable. Emily Schell ministrators? I must be one of those of one of Ms. Dearings jokes, I, feel the self-proclaimed "prudes" In terms of the tuition and ex­ Janice Walters "naive" students who consider text­ above all should feel put out or of­ overreacted to a harmless ad. It call­ penses the class of '82 has paid, Dee Moore books to be an integral part of any fended. Quite on the contrary, I en­ ed for "some nudity" with "por­ $1360 isn't even a few coins in com­ Beata Ponder classroom experience. Of course it joyed the show and felt that it nography." Had any one of the co­ parison. But beyond that, the Guy Webb would be relatively simple to share a broadened by image of comedy as signers bothered to investigate the seniors have given their time, effort Thomas Burke text with another, reading sheaves of well as providing one the few enter­ nature of the ad, they would have and dedication to USD. These Carlos Herrera pages, trying to discern as much in­ taining nights — quite different from discovered that the only nudity in­ qualities cannot be measured finan­ John Rutledge formation as quickly as possible, rob­ the common dances and movies that volved was topless for an amateur cially, and I find it difficult to believe Mark Roland bed of any chance to review and ac­ are customary fare. I did not see strip-off. We feel that this does not that this institution could be so Luis Preciado tually learn my assignments. I really anyone forcing attendance nor pro­ warrant the label "pornography." callous as to hold back on their Brian McFadden came to USD to be packed into a hibiting early departure. The various We also find it less sexist than the re­ graduation because of a small cost. Bob Simmons classroom like a sardine, asked to people I have discussed the evening cent showing of "American Gigolo" NOTE: Sr. Furay is not a member Ed Coughlin register for a nebulous XYZ class with also enjoyed the entertainment featuring a gigolo contest that so of the Commencement Committee. Ken Koo and then be lectured for my naivete. performers. many USD students enjoyed. The final commencement budget is Jim Hitchcock Personally, I feel we need to It is admirable that those people in determined by the University the letter state that they are here for Bill Preciado But then, 1 must be naive, or at broaden our horizons, be more Cabinet. an education. But a complete Carol Damon least downright stupid! I once ex­ receptive to new experiences, good education cannot be found between Matt Piselli pected a "holistic" education. This as well as bad. This is a learning the covers of any textbook and some Donna Haff education was to include an intimate situation and a golden opportunity classroom experience, caring ROTC: to form new ideas. Those responsi­ teachers and administrators, and ble need to be encouraged to be dif­ humane conditions conducive to ferent — offer something unusual fostering a positive values climate. I More Than and avoid stagnation. must have been naive to belive that Thank You, pile of bovine feices. I should be con­ Backwash Myra Spahr tent with the fact that every class I at­ Upon reading your article, "Col­ tend has too few seats, too many lege Campus — A Source of students, and too few books. I cer­ Recruits," I immediately saw the "Unsuccessful" tainly should not expect "the most need to correct much of your er­ perfect and convenient situation roneous information. In doing do, 1 Label possible." And that fetid stench that hope to shed some light on your encircles my person is only the ob­ murky assumptions and innuendos. Unjust vious falsehood that the school's ad­ First off, I am a junior at USD and In labeling the "Laugh Night" ministrators pass off as a by product am an Army ROTC cadet, not a event "unsuccessful," the Vista arti­ of a "values orientated" education. clown. True, on Thursday, I wear a cle of 2-12-82 focused on a single green suit (cadet uniform day), but I aspect of the show deeming it Sr. Furay is not content to confine do neglect my face paint and size 16 "morally tasteless," and therefore my indignity to just a serious lack of triple E shoes. unsuccessful. sophistication. I am also meant to be I man a table at USD in order to Although the A.S. recognizes its a supplicant. Of course I can expect provide information to any student repsonsibility to uphold a certain that after four years of work here, I regarding their questions about the standard consistant with the goals of will be denied the small pleasure of Army ROTC program. I am not a this university, the A.S. also graduating with a hood. This has recruiter. recognizes its responsibility to the been a long standing tradition at A distinction you might want to student community as a whole. The USD, but because of the "large" know is this: a recruiter recruits overall reaction of the students in at­ number of graduates this year, we enlisted personnel, not officers. Col­ tendance at "Laugh Night in the have the "choice" of hoods or a par­ lege students particpating in ROTC Lark" was extremely favorable. ty. What a choice! No self respecting are commissioned as officers. Therefore the event was not "unsuc­ senior wants to lose a chance to en­ Regardless if a person want to be cessful" as your article unjustly label­ joy the conviviality of his or her close enlisted or commissioned, there is ed it. The A.S. also determined that friends for one last time. Wouldn't it one basic truth: the individuals the event was a success based on be possible for the school to pay for choice is voluntary. other criteria: the large attendence, both hoods and a party? My infor­ By the way, 1 don't wear a crew the response to the publicity, the mation tells me that only two thou­ cut, but do call my professors "Sir." show's operation, and most impor­ Editors sand dollars would be required to Actually, Mr. Paskowitz, your first tantly the audience response. Robert Madden solve this knotty problem. Surely a assumption is correct. Many college If the VISTA's article was meant Matt Piselli school that offers classes that don't students are joining various ROTC an an artistic critique judging the suc­ really exist can afford two thousand programs. Did you know that over cess of the show based on standard Associate Editor dollars. But one has to admire Sr. 70% of our officer corps is compris­ critical criteria — the comediennes' Carol Damon Furay. She has neatly covered her ed of ROTC graudates? deliveries, timing, subject matter, au­ administrative backside by conjuring The ROTC program is tor college dience appeal — then the VISTA is up this fascinating plebiscite. Any students, our educational elite, not perfectly justified in making its artistic Entertainment Editor Photographer Gina Arcaro questions concerning this matter "the backwash of society;" at least I assessment. Mark Ryland could be neatly redirected to this don't consider by friends and peers If an artistic assessment was not bogus senior "poll". A neat trick Sr. at USD "backwash." the VISTA's intent, then perhaps Furay, Richard Nixon would be pro­ Many films come to our campus to they should expand their criteria for Advertising Manager Production Associate ud of you. "show their wares." to prospective that which is successful and not soley Donna Garafalo Donna Haff students. This is all we do. Maybe base their claim on moral Finally, although I know this salvo our corporate suit is green and not "tastefullness." will pass away unheeded . . I do grey, but do we not merit at least appreciate the fact that our Provost equal treatment and respect? Staff Writers has taken the time to descend from I could continue Mr. Paskowitz, her ivory tower long enough to ex­ Attention but what importance is their in my Greg Bart Tom Paskowitz press her opinions in our school views and opinions. My reasons for Paul Gordon Jeff Wickliffe organ. It was wonderful of you to joining ROTC? R.A.'s! Dan Dinan John Brandt give we(?) the graduating class of If you had solicited them, you We, the Barkmen, would like to Mike DeRoche Martha Crosby 1982 any choices, no matter how might not have written such a biased extend an invitation to you to meet Melanie Ross Terry Ward ridiculous they are! Sister, you com­ uninformed article. Remember, you us on the Softball field to display your Judy Newman Madeline Quin passion would make Attilla the Hun are not (and apparently have never athletic prowess, or lack thereof. quite proud. been) the man behind the table; but This clash of the Titans could be a Naive, but Learning Fast if you had gotten my side of the story spirited event for many residents and February 18, 1982 - Vista — Page 3 Campus Notes

ASB Film Forum Presents: "Arthur" in Camino Theatre. Friday, February 19th and Saturday, February 20th, 7 p.m. Accounting Society/Beta Alpha Psi presents: Mr. Len Dodson of Deloitte, Haskins and Sells on the Management Consulting Depart­ ment. Thursday, Feb. 18th at 12:15, SB 120: Tuesday, February 23rd at 6 p.m. Film Tour: West, Johnson & Turnquist — Meet in School of Business at 5:15 Sharp! Beta Alpha Psi Actives and Initiates: Mandatory Meeting!!! on Thurs­ day, February 25th at 12:15, School of Business 120. The U.S.D. Student Directory — DIAL — is available in the Stuent Af­ fairs Office. ASB Traffic Court has been changed from 12:00 to 12:30 p.m. on Mondays. Phi Kappa Theta Men's Fraternity wants to help you in your academic and social lives here at USD. Be someone here at school, be a Phi Kap.

The RAB Christmas Dance photos can be picked up in the Student Af­ fairs Office-in Serra 200.

The Mardi Gras Masquerade Ball will he held on Saturday, February 20th at 9:00 p.m., Moore Hall.

ASB Disneyland Trip will leave at 10:00 a.m. in front of Camino and return at 10:00 p.m. this Sunday. Attendance of Vista staff meetings has declined markedly under the regime of co-editor Robert Madden. This photo, smuggled out of the Vista office through martial-law media censorship by a visiting student, shows that Last Day to Apply for ARGSB Grants is Monday, February 22nd, Madden, himself, may be a possible cause of this decline. —Photo by M. Ryland no later than 5:00 p.m.!!!!

Faculty Forum Presents: Communism after the Polish Crisis on Tuesday, February 23rd. Guest speakers are Dr. Drinan — History Dept., Dr. Hottois — Political Science Dept., and Skip Walsh —"Director of Residence Life. Sponsored by SILA and the Commuter Club. Senior Retreat — A Last Chance By Martha Crosby off the ground. As Sally North put it, USD for four years- together. Retreat — Sign up for Campus Ministry Retreat, Sunday, February It's finally happening. What has "The class of 1982, together with Although individual experiences dif­ 21st after 7:00 p.m. Mass in front of the Chapel. only been an idea, wish, or dream Skip Walsh, was willing to put forth fer, a common bond has developed for many years in USD's history has the effort to make the senior retreat that gives each senior a sense of be­ February 24th is Ash Wednesday. The Mass Schedule is 7:00 a.n. turned into a reality. The First An­ happen." Because this has never ing a "piece of the continent, a part Mass (F.C.) followed by Morning Prayer during Lent. Chapel, 12:15 nual Senior Retreat is planned for been done before, planning did not of the main." The focus of the retreat p.m. Mass (F.C.), 5:00 p.m. Mass (F.C.), 8:00 a.m. Mass in Immaculata the weekend of the 26th through the go through the regular channels that revolves around this, that as each and at 5:30 p.m. there is a Mass in the Immaculata. Morning Prayer Dur­ 28th of February. other retreats commonly go student has progressed on his own, ing Lent: 7:35 a.m. Founders Chapel, Monday thru Friday. In past years, enthusiasm and through. Input came from many dif­ he has simultaneously grown with support never reached the propor­ ferent and unique people, each the whole class. tions necessary to put on a retreat devoting their time and talent to put Hopefully, this initial retreat will fully sponsored for and by the senior together something really special. only be the beginning of a tradition EURAIL YOUTHPASS class. And clearly enough, the final The senior class certainly has set in each successive year of USD's stretch in a college career in quite a shared something unique in going to graduating class. 26 years and under. 2 months unlimited busy time for the average student. 16 countries. $350.00 .... Between classes, practicums, senior seminars, student teaching, future HEALTH AWARENESS 1 month—$270.00 CALL educational decisions, and /or inter­ Last year in April, the Student with the numerous services which views with prospective employers, Nurses' Association helped sponsor are available to you and will provide 295-0202 anyone can see why it might be hard a Health Awareness Day for all the you with a number of tips concern­ to get a group of seniors involved students at USD. The purpose of this ing your health. and committed to putting on a day was to provide the USD campus This year's Health Awareness Day Buhlnd retreat. But somehow, the class of populus with a variety of health in­ will take place in the Hahn School of Presidio 1982 has done it. formation. A number of booths were Nursing in mid-April. In order to TStwd Liquor Money, the inexorable obstacle, set up representing both on-campus determine what your health informa­ 5103 Linda Vista Road. San Diego, CA 92110 was also a problem immediately fac­ and off-campus services which are tion needs are, we will be conducting ing those involved in the initial stages available to this population. Popular a survey in various places on cam­ of planning. But through the support booths last year included nutritional pus the first week of March. of the Student Affairs Office, Stu­ counseling. Student Health Center, If you have additional suggestions dent Alumni Association, Associated blood pressure readings, exercise for this upcoming Health Awareness ANNOUNCING Student Body and a special univer­ tolerance, Campus Security/Safety Day or would like to volunteer on sity fund provided by the office of and stress management. that day, please feel free to leave a the president, along with a five dollar It is our aim to provide this Health message for the organizing commit­ registration fee, financial obligations Awareness Day for you once again. tee of HAD in room H-102. We look OPENING can now be met. Because this is the The Health Awareness Day is an forward to your participation. Bar­ first senior retreat ever, and plans ideal way to become acquainted bara, Ginney, Joann and Vonnie. weren't discussed until November, Campus Ministry had no allotment 1 - in their budget for a retreat in addi­ The 1982 Budget Breakdown tion to those regularly scheduled Percentile tanking a Jxw throughout the academic year. Z.1% 1% 2* 3% 4* 5% 6* 7% 8 « 9% 10% 11% 12% 13% 14% 15% PIZZA - FISHETTE - SANDWICHES What seems to be the crucial force Student Services $322.00 — 4104 Ashton Street and Morena Blvd. behind organizing the retreat is the Orientation 350.00 — energy and support given by those 0:— unity Service 625.00 - San Diego, CA Tel: 275-0321 planning the event. The retreat Reserve Concert 650.00 — leaders are John Brogan, Brigid Public Relation 905.00 OPEN DAILY • 11:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. Acad—ics McNamee, Sally North, Lupe Sam- niego, and Eric Tendrup. Fr. Nick Bullpen 1740.00 Reveles, Fr. Ron Pachence, and Cultural Arts 2500.00 FOOD TO GO Skip Walsh will also be accompany­ Athletics 294S.OO Lark 3030.00 ing the seniors. But these leaders ARGSB(Research grant) 3150.00 aren't the only people responsible Ccenunication 4116.25 ALL OUR FOOD IS PREPARED BY for all the work necessary for a suc­ Vista 5038.00 EXPERIENCED PERSONS Special Event/ cessful retreat. Many more have Speakers Bureau 5500.00 DAILY FRESH BREAD & PRODUCE committed themselves to various 6000.00 10% Discount to USD Students aspects of the weekend, including IGIF 6336.84 liturgy, prayer services, talks, music Film For van 8060.00 8981.36 FREE DELIVERY AFTER 4:00 p.m. and publicity. Without everyone's General Social i yearbook 11300.00 support, whose names shall be om- 13000.00 WITH A RADIUS OF 3 MILES AND A MINIMUM ORDER % Operations mitted for brevity's sake, plans for IOTAL 86329.45 PUT OUR MENU IN YOUR LUNCH BAG & STOP BY TO SEE US the retreat would never have gotten n ir IN rO < J .1J February 18, 1982 - Vlata - Page 4 Question Ol The Week WHAT ARE YOUR FAVORITE ATTRIBUTES ABOUT A MEMBER OF THE OPPOSITE SEX? WHY& Question by Carol Damon Photos by Cina Arcaro

Mary Kovac Junior Biology "Money, so he can take me out to Mr. A's. A good sense of humor, so he can occupy my mind and good looks because I'm good looking." •o c 0 "5, cc

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Members of the dance corps of the upcoming production "Finian's Rainbow" by the USD Drama Department. Performances are slated for late March. Mark Mitchell Junior Electrical Engineering "Different opinions, because women Valley Adds Spice see things in a different perspective than men." To Its Life by Mary Kovac On Saturday, March 6, the meal card numbers by the USD select the best Chili recipe and the residents of the Valley Housing Food Service. However, the "Big winning recipe will be given to Food Complex will have the opportunity Valley" Food Committee is sponsor­ Service to be used for "Big Valley" to take part in the first annual "Big ing a Chili Cook-off in order to find night. So, if you think you've got the Valley" night. Centered around a the best Chili recipe to be used by best Chili recipe in town, get cooking western theme, the night will include Food Service for that night's dinner. and submit your recipe no later than Yolanda Lewis dinner, square-dancing, apple- Anyone who has a favorite Chili Monday, February 22 at 12 noon. Senior bobbing, a jail and many other at­ recipe is asked to submit a small No late entries will be accepted. The Psychology /English tractions. Valley residents will soon sample of the prepared Chili along contest winner will have the chance with a written copy of the recipe to to select from among a variety of "Their small butts, but seriously, I be getting more information on this the Housing Office in the Mission local restaurants who are sponsoring like guys with light eyes, especially event from their RA's, who are Crossroads no later than Monday, a dinner for two as prizes for Big light brown, and dark curly hair. sponsoring the event. Valley Night. Light brown and blue eyes are very Food will be provided through February 22 at 12 noon. Judges will expressive and I can run my fingers GET OFF THE FLOOR AND through their hair."

Kevin Rose Senior Sit on o sofa, o chair, and a bed' You can f©©l at SIThome with on entire ON IT Political Science apartment of quality furnishings from CORT. the nation's largest furniture rental "I've always been fascinated by long company You only moke low, monthly rental payments. legs, for the obvious reasons." At the CORT Decorator Showroom, you'll see a wide selection of tables lamps, sofas and choirs in many fabrics ond colors CORT delivers In 48-72 hours. CORT gives you o 100\ option lo buy. And CORT is offering students 10\ off on any furniture you rent thru Feb 1982! t{ So gel off the floor ond sM on III Fast ond easy with CORTI

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MOVIE REVIEW Dinner's Not Served by Paul Gordon "My Dinner With Andre" is the most boring film that was made in 1981. Louis Malle's new film lacks knowledge of its major subject mat­ ter; life. The movement of the film is very limited, and it would seem that the proper medium for the film should rightly have been theatre. The film is reminiscent of the con­ ceptual films of Andy Warhol, such as "Sleep", a movie which actually showed someone sleeping for eight hours, and "Empire", a film which dealt exclusively with the Empire State Building, in New York City. There is no plot and no action in "Dinner With Andre", except for the eating of a meal; (quail). The film has no chase, no violence, and no sex . . . just 110 minutes of close- up conversation. You can't exactly call the film and endless rehash of commercially safe material, however. The movie is about two characters who actually exist, an ac­ tor and playwright named Wally Shawn, and a theatre director nam­ ed Andre Gregory, who are having dinner together to talk about Andre's bizzare trip to a Polish forest, where he played music from dusk till dawn with about forty people. If this doesn't sound ridiculous enough, Andre goes on through the whole film telling made up stories about how he got buried in a coffin in a mock funeral in Long Island. The problem with this is that the A couple of white guys (Wallace Shawn and Andre Gregory), sitting around talking, in Louis Malle s My Dinner With Andre. director of the film never shows any of these events happening, the characters just talk about it. The elements present die off rather ingly drawn out, and the product .ations. whole film takes place in the quickly. In one part, Andre begins to seems strained. What some critics of One very bad thing about "Dinner restaurant. describe the robot-like existence that film have taken as serious and im­ With Andre" is that in a way, the Although the script of "My Dinner human beings live, and how they are portant issues are actually repetitive story tries to bring out ideas that are With Andre" is not estatically pom­ brainwashed by society. The ramblings on non-existent happen­ present in contemporary theatre, pous and unbearable, the comical monologues in the film are overbear­ ings, created through the character's and when the characters begin to talk about the technical aspects of drama, they loose the attention of *t

Lady Toreras To Visit Cal State L.A. And UC Irvine For Rematches The USD women's basketball Feb. 19th and UC Irvine on Sat., season USD defeated CSLA (63-58) team hits the road this week as they Feb. 20th. Both games will be while losing to UC Irvine (72-55). visit Cal State Los Angeles on Fri., played at 7:30 p.m. Earlier this The Toreras record dropped to 9-18 this past week after losses to San Diego State University (72-46) and Pepperdine University (76-62). SDSU was led by All-American can­ didate Judy Porter as she poured in 27 points while grabbing 16 re­ bounds. Marsha Overton (13 pts.) and Theresa McGlade (12 pts.) were the other double figure contributors. USD was paced by Debbie Weinreis who had 14 pts. and 11 rebounds. Laura Thomas (12 pts.) and Lir Morris (10 pts., 8 assists) were the other USD bright spots.

SDSU, playing with just six women, was able to stay out of trou­ ble as no player accumulated more than three personal fouls. The Aztecs connected on 32 of 59 shots for 57% compared to USD's 40% (23-58). The Lady Toreras found Pepper- dine just as tough as SDSU the Lady Toreras Hit The Road following night as the visiting Waves USD gained a split this past week Area matches against the Univ. of won 76-62. Down by one point at with matches against Loyola Mary- Santa Clara (Feb. 23), Cal Berkeley the half, (30-29), USD was mount (7-2 win) and Southern (Feb. 24) and Stanford (Feb. 25.). outscored 46-33 in the second half. Methodist University (7-2 loss), rais­ In the SMU loss, junior Geralyn Pepperdine's Fannie Allen scored 21 ing their record to 3-3 on the year. Sullivan of USD had a fine perfor­ pts. and collected 9 rebounds in After Tuesday's match at home mance as she won both in singles leading the Waves past USD. Six with Cal State Fullerton, the women and doubles. Her singles victory other players contributed between netters will travel to the Univ. of came in the number 3 spot and kept Sophomore guard Lori Morris sets up for a score in a recent home match. 6-8 points to aid the Pepperdine vic­ Arizona Tournament (Feb. 18-20). her record undefeated at that rank­ (Photo by M. Ryland) tory. This will be followed with three Bay ing after six matches. Netters Host BYU, Arizona NEW And S.D. Intercollegiates The USD men's tennis team be at (7-2) and number 1 U.C.L.A. (7-2). offer from the oldest and largest home this week as they entertain The two losses leave the USD team BYU (Feb. 16th at 1:30 p.m.), with a 6-3 record so far. The USD truly international book club. Arizona State (Feb. 17th at 1:00 tandem of Ian McLaughlin and Eric p.m.) and the 9th Annual San Diego Steinbroner defeated USC's Knapp- "A better way to buy books." Intercollegiates (Feb. 18-20, All Cherry (6-0), 7-6). USD's Eddie The Academic Book Club has expanded the idea of a Day). All matches will be played on Farrow and Jay Massart won the traditional book club into a completely new and unique concept. USD's west courts. other team point by default. In the UCLA match, USD's Ian SAVE 20-40% ON ANY BOOK EN PRINT! This past week USD dropped a McLaughlin was victorious in the Save up to SO* on selected titles. pair of matches to number 2 U.S.C. number 3 singles spot for a big win. NO GIMMICKS • NO HIDDEN CHARGES AND NO HARD SELL JUST LOW, LOW PRICES EVERY DAY OF THE YEAR; Prasant Midnight Movlas I SPORTS ARENA 6 I tOIKGB Evary Friday A Saturday UNLIMITED CHOICE OF BOOKS; 1350 SFOAtS ARfNA IIVO I • '23-5333 * FM Juat aftar Midnight AND FAST, EFFICIENT, PERSONAL SERVICE I Program 1 ' 5 Movlas to Choose From OUR FINAL WARNING. ON EVERY ORDER. Program ACADEMIC BOOK CLUB THE Program 2 3 THE WHO ERASERHEAD SUCKS YOU INTO A 1U\(Ut ©MEN TERRIFYING VORTEX U.S.A.: Cape Vincent. New York 13618-0399 BETWEEN DREAMS Canada: 105 Wellington St.. Kingston. Ontario K7L 5C7 Program 4 AND NIGHTMARESI Europe: Postbus 1891. 1005 AP Amsterdam. The Netherlands EDUCATIONAL RICHARD PRYOR Asia: 78. First Cross Street. Colombo II, Sri Lanka CENTER LIVE IN CONCERT Tlckata Africa: P.O. Box 159. llaro. Ogun State. Nigeria TEST PREPARATION On Dear ABC. SPECIALISTS SINCE 1(M Sale Please tell me. without any obligation on my part, how 1 can order for myself and for my 11 pm friends anywhere In the world any book in print, from any publisher, from any country. In Visit Any Ctntnr And See For Yourself k almost any language. Tell me In addition how I can save 20-40% on these books Joining the ACADEMIC BOOK Why We Make The Difference CLUB and paying a membership fee as low as 1.8« dally (86.50 annually). 1 understand that one of the features of the club Is that I am not now. nor will I ever be. under Call Days, Eves & Weekends any obligation whatsoever to buy any particular book or quantity of books from Academic CALL ICM FOR MOST OF YOUR NEEDS: Book Club. NEW CPA tutors in most college subjects; typing of papers, thesis; guidance in preparing term papers; PLEASE PRINT: San Diego Center Circle appropriate abbrevlatlon(s): Dr. Prof. Rev. Mr. Mrs. Miss Ms. assistance in applying for undergraduate, 2180 Garnet graduate admissions; immigration and legal pro­ Pacific Beach blems; and insurance services (714) 270-6810 Address ICM For Information About INTERNATIONAL COMMUNICATION MEDIA, INC. JP. Code. Other Centers In More Than SUITE 100 3945 CAMINO DEL RIO SOUTH 80 Major U S. Cities & Abroad Outside N Y State SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA 92108 Note _Date CALL TOLL FREE PHONE: (714) 284-3287 1SS12748201. date 800-223-1782 (In Mission Valley next to National University) Page 8 — VI*ta — February 18, 1982

ST. PATRICK'S DAY 10 KM and 2 MILE FUN RUN Saturday. March 13. 1982 - 7:30 a.m. Mission Bay Park Join Eimonn Coughlan. Ireland's Premier Runner, and the Industrial Development Authority of Ireland in Celebrating this festive holiday.

A race to benefit the University of San Diego's Sports Programs. IRISH HOLIDAY/MERCHANDISE DRAWINGS: • Flight for two from Lot Angeles to Shannon. Ireland with one weeks lodging for two in unique thatched cottages. (Car rental included). Winners will preside as Lord and Lady ol an Irish Castle at an evening Medieval Banquet. • Aran Wool Sweaters. Irish Linen, and numerous running items. Plentiful finish line refreshments to include GENUINE IRISH GUINNESS BEER.

FLIGHTS PROVIDED BY TRANSAMERICA AND AER LINGUS (Holidays must be taken by the end ot 1982 Trips are non-transferrable)

LOCATION Start south of the Mission Bay Hilton Hotel. RACE FEATURES: Eamonn Coghlan, world indoor record holder in the mile, will participate in this race. Eamonn. along with Ireland's Senior Cabinet Minister will make award presentations. • Beautiful high quality 100% cotton tank tops in "Kelly Green" with separate men's and women's styles with Eamonn Coughlan's personalized shamrock logo, as shown above, race name and date, awarded to all finishers. • Other gifts include running merchandise. Aran Wool Sweaters from Ireland, and many other "Made in Ireland" items. All entrants eligible. Division Awards For 10KM winners will include specially commissioned trophies designed in IRISH CRYSTAL by CAVAN and WATERFORD. running suits, shoes and other gear BELLEEK CHINA to First Place in the Women's 50 * Division. HELP! SPECIAL AWARDS. FIRST MALE FINISHER to receive a trip for two from Los Angeles to Shannon, Ireland plus one weeks lodging for two in unique country farmhouses. (Car rental included). FIRST FEMALE FINISHER to receive a trip for two from Los Angeles to Dublin Ireland with one weeks lodging for two at Jury's Hotel. Dublin. (Car rental included). SUB 30 MINUTE RUNNERS: All sub-30:00 minute 10 km finishers will be eligible for two separate drawing awards of single roundtrip flights to Ireland. Volunteers (Excludes previous trip winners). • Award winners in the 10 KM Run will receive medallions for the top three finishers in each division and merchandise as follows: 1st Place in each division receive genuine Irish Crystal; 2nd Place. Genuine Irish Crystal; 3rd Place, certificates for running gear by NIKE. The Race Committee wishes to Needed salute the "elders" of our race by awarding BELLEEK CHINA to the 1st finisher in the Women's 50 and Over Division.

• Music provided by the well known Irish "Celtic Folk & Fantasy's" Band to bring the sounds of Ireland to our event. • Split times for each mile. • AAU certified course and PSA-AAU sanctioned race. To Staff • Results mailed to all entrants in the 10 KM. • Aid at the 3 Mile and Finish area. • Replenishments at the finish line include water, ERG. fruit juices, mineral water, soft drinks, genuine Irish Guinness beer and much more • Registration and finish line handled by END OF THE LINE RACE CONSULTANTS. REGISTRATION: • 10KM pre-registration fee $8.50. Pre-registration deadline March 8. Monday. • 10KM late entry fee $10.00. • 2 MILE Fun Run pre-registration fee $6.50. Pre-registration deadline March 8. Monday. • 2 MILE Fun Run late entry fee $8.00 • DO NOT MAIL ENTRIES AFTER MONDAY, MARCH 8TH. FREE SPECIAL "LATE" REGISTRATION: Thursday and Friday. March 11th and 12th. 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the University of San Diego. Serra Hall (across from Church). • Fees are not refundable — Bibs are not transferable • Be sure to Include a self-addressed #10 legal size stamped envelope |4" x 10") with each entry lorm. Runners who do not include an envelope with Racing EACH entry must pick up race packet on race day. beginning at 5:00 a.m. NO DAY OF RACE REGISTRATION. MANY THANKS TO THE FOLLOWING SPONSORS WHO GENEROUSLY GAVE UP THEIR TIME. MONETARY CONTRIBUTION AND MERCHANDISE. Shirts ATHLETIC The "Kelly Girt" A or Llngui SHOE People Allied Irish Banks KU3 Arthur Gulnets SERVICES & Co. STORES Bank of Ireland Belleek Ireland LTD. Brendan Toura Calaeloga Mineral Water Continuous Curve Conlacf Lane 1|P 2 MILE FUN RUN ENTRY FORM Coras Lompsr Elrtsnn See Karen Reed Make checks payable to St. Patrick's Day Race: Please Print Oololtte. Hasklns. Sells Carl. Puhl Accts Digital Machines Inll Escondldo Juice NAME. I I I I I I I I I I 1 1 II 1 I I I I I I Facilities Systems Engr. Corp G.T.I. Serra 200 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I IMEO ADDRESS I D A ol Ireland Irish Express Cargo CITY. J_ STATE. ZIP. Irish Tourist Board John Sisk Co. TELEPHONE NO.. Kelly Services, inc. 293-4588 LEP Ireland LTD FEMALE MALE BIRTHDAY 1 L AGE Management Execuliva Recruitment Consultants Nike WAIVER I hereby lor mysell. my heirs, executors, administrators, waive and release any and all rights and claims (or damages Imay have against USO.I0A Pest. Msrwick. Mitchell |lroland| Rohan Group • •• of Ireland End of Line County of San Diego and Pacific Southwest Association AAU for any injuries suffered by me during this race. 20%it entry fee goes to USD Athletic Programs I verify that I'm physically fit and sufficiently trained for this competition and my physical condition lor participation in this type of Seven-Up Bottling Company event has been verified by a licensed Medical Doctor during the last six months. Shannon Castle Tours Solar Turhines Stokes Kennedy Crowley RUNNER'S SIGNATURE. -DATE TransAmerica Ulster Investment Bank PARENT'S SIGNATURE. DATE USD Student Body Varisn/Electrical Components Operations

10 KM ENTRY FORM DIVISION: (Check One) Make checks payable to St. Patrick's Day Race: Please Print MEN WOMEN • 17 & UNDER • NAME — I I II I I 11 I I I II I I • 18-29 • ADORESS I I 1. • 30-39 • CITY. L 1 I I STATE. ZIP! • 40-49 • • 50 & OVER • TELEPHONE NO. 1 I I MAIL ENTRIES TO: FEMALE MALE .BIRTHDAY. 1 L .AGE. ST. PATRICK'S DAY RACE WAIVER I hereby lor mysell my hairs, executors, sdministralors wsivt snd release any and all rights ind claims lor damigosI may have against USD.I0A ol % KELLY SERVICES INC. Ireland. End ol Line. County ol Sin Oiego ind Pacific Southwest Associillon AAU lor any injurias suffered by mo during this rice. ZOS ol entry too goas to USO Athletic Programs I vsrify Ihsl I'm physically fit end sufficiently trained lor this competition and my phyiical condition lor participation in Ihil type ol event 530 B STREET, SUITE 1225 has been verilied by s licensed Medical Doclor during the last eis months SAN DIEGO, CA 92101 RUNNER'S SIGNATURE. DATE For further information contact John Trifiletti Race Director. 293-4593 PARENT'S SIGNATURE. DATE. Monday — Friday. 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.