Off~c,r Says Lack.of Trust Frustrating By Steve Morus problem. We've always been Diego City Police and Sheriff's Rick Sanchez 'Lreely admits called security guards. basi Department because of UCSD' s that when he was a kid growing cally because people have no location in the unincorporated up in San Diego he "had some idea of what our jurisdictional city of La Jolla. difficulty handling the law. basis is. also because we don't Serving the campus requires more than the average per do a lot of things that would be 13 officers. three sergeants. one son." But now. at the age of 32 considered. quote. ·police· ... lieutenant. and a chief. plus (and with an ironic twist that "We are sworn peace officers three .student dispatchers and Freud would have loved) . Rick of the State of California." security guards at night. Sanchez earns his living as Sanchez stated. leaning for Sanchez estimated. . Detective Sanchez. a career ward in his chair for emphasis, "Basically." he said. " we're officer in the UCSD Campus adding, "we have all the arrest a very small unit and we don't Police Department. powers (of) anyone else." have the power to be every To a great extent because of Reciting from memory he where. so the students have to his experiences on both sides of continUed. "the department is be our eyes." the law. Detective Sanchez has sanctioned under a provision of "Students tend to not want to .a great deal to say about the Penal Code. with authori involve the police; they think studenVpolice relations. zation through the Health and we're going to take ·the police In an interview with The Education Code." action· ... Sanchez said. " You Guardian. Sanchez discussed As for their jurisdictional know. we can talk to people not only the facts governing base. Sanchez said the campus without going through the ·the student/police relationships. police have " primary juris police action' per say." he but also his own opinions diction on this campus itself. added. regarding how the " new of any property belonging to the Sanchez finds the lack of ficers" can help facilitate University of California. and student trust particularly student's trust in policemen. thereof a mile from any point.·· frustrating because of the According to Sanchez. many The campus police have pri- · special consideration campus . fundamental misunderstand mary jurisdiction even though police give to student futures. ings arise because "the Uni they share jurisdictional "We don't have to go by the UCSD police detective Rick Sanchez versity Police face an identity responsibility with the San (Please turn 10 page 4) THE GUARDI.t.J\N University of Cilifornla, Sin Diego
Volume 35, Number 15 Nednesday, October 25, 1978 McElroy Reinsta~es Foulks By Reed Alpert cleri~al mismanagement did will ~frect Laura Michetti. EcUtor not warraqt dismissal and that manager of business services Chancellor William McElroy the job requirements ofthe Day and enterprises. to provide has accepted the Personnel Care Center director may have Foulks with clear instructions Appeals Committee's recom- been "unrealistic and too much as to her duties and responsi mendation and will order Josie for anyone individual to carry bilities as director and to Foulks reinstated as director of out conscientiously without provide Foulks with training in the Day Care Center. it was some assistance." order to help her carry out her announced yesterday. A point of contention at the duties. In an eleven-page report to hearing between the University In their report. the commit- .. McElroy dated Oct. 3. the five- and Foulks had been whether tee noted that Foulks had been member committee said the the Business Office was to offered a swap with the director charges against Foulks of provide clerical assistance to ofthechildren'sdaycaregroup Foulks. Foulks had expected at University Hospital and that assistance in the adminis- the University had intended to trative portion of her duties give the new UCSD Day Care Erratum while the Business OCCice felt Center coordinator one or two The Student Food Co-op is Foulks should become self- part-time clerical staff. They really open. Located in the East sufficient. The committee felt concluded that "a similar offer Conference Room of the Stu that although Foulks showed to Foulks could have circum dent Center. the co-op is open poor administrative judgement vented many of the problems at weekdays from 11 am to 4 pm. in certain areas. the Business issue here." In Monday's issue we reported Office did not make a tangible Foulks was dismissed from that they are selling vegetarian effort to improve the com- her post at the Day Care center sandwiches for 25 cent . This is munication between the Busi- Aug. 17 and. along with the incorrect; they are not selling ness Office and the Day Care American Federation of State. sandwiches. However, they are Center on the subject of the County. and Municipal Em elling organic produce. dairy various administrative duties. ployees. appealed the decision products. grains. breads, nuts In a letter to Foulks released through the University Em Josie Foulks will resume her dutie a Day Care Center director. and dried fruits. yesterday, McElroy said he ployee Greivance Procedure. as order d by Chancellor McElroy. pltoto c ourte y 0/ flew i ....ico to. By Jocelyn Larkin At many institutions. stu past a deadline which resulted up." "While UCSD Student Finan dents are required to complete in her losing the loan. A new computer system for cial Services (SFS) are far their financial aid file during Hessinger commented that of UCSD. utilizing local terminal from perfect, when compared the previous academic year. At the thousands of students who is" being designed now and will Financial to the typical financial aid UCSD. students are allowed to are served by SFS each year. be completed within two year . oCfice ... the students receive a apply for aid as late as the first " 75 to 90 percent never contact It will coordinate the variou better financial aid pakcage week of the quarter. This the oCCice more than once or information systems on cam than in any other institution," provision. while designed twice a year for other than the pus, including the registrar's. Aid Here according to Fred Hessinger. specifically to facilitate student routine procedures of con employment, and housinf J deputy director of UCSD needs. causes some confusion firming financial aid awards." offices. and will exped · Financial Services. in the first two weeks of school. However. "a small percentage previously time-consumh _ I According to an annual Hessinger said. It often results slip through the computer and financial aid procedures , Good But report, UCSD Financial Aid in long lines at the Financial mistakes are made." he added. according to Hessinger. distributed an exess of 18 Aid oCCice , a much larger One cause of these problems Another source of problems million dollars of federal, state. workload for employees and Hessinger cited is that the In processing of aid is what Tom local and university funds to frustration for both students system operates on " an an Rutter. director of Student Imperfect undergraduate and graduate and employees. tiquated computer program." Financial Services. calls "a students last year. In addition, There are other areas where At present. information and • failure on the part of th the Student Employment Serv problems exist. One student checks must be processed DY students to fulfill their respon ice placed 2500 students in on (who asked that her name be computer terminal in Los sibilitie ." Thi implie read campus jobs. withheld) cited repeated ca es Angeles and Berkeley. with a ing all the ira£vrmation form Hessinier attributes the of "incredible incompetence by delivery time of up to two provided by the finaocial aid quality of SFS to "better financial aid employees." The weeks; "if incorr ct informa office. then upplying nece - funding and more fleXible stud nt' bank loan paper tion get into the ystem. it ry and c urate information. ~uidelines and timetables." were mi placed and dela ed take two to four week toclean (PI lura CO pace l!) page 3 2 .T... a...... Wed., Oct. 25, 1178 Wed., Oct. 25, 1878 The Guardian . ------fA\ID1 Wage Guidelines Set L:JJ OO@froo~ffi[{ ~~~ ~@/lill Blast Flew, ( Question Guardian Carter Hopes For 6% Inflation Rate WASHINGTON (AP) - Pres holding increases to approx pledged: ~@W@ · [Drro@g@ ident Carter unveiled a largely imately 5.75 percent next year. - To cut thc federal deficit to voluntary new set of wage and Carter said that if the pro $30 billion or less next year. In Response to Praise price guidelines last night and gram is successful this would - To fill only one of every two Editor: cbaneo,e? pleaded with the nation "to give translate into an inflation 'rate new job vacancies in the Admittedly, our Black · this plan a chance to work." of 6 per cent to 6.5 percent in the government for "an indefinite In resPOD8e to the praJse of " We must face a time of next year, well below the period." our Black population 81 ex cause exbibits distinctions from the other minority cauaes. U S/J apan T ra de. national' austerity, " Carter current rate of about 8 percent. - To "oppose any further re pounded by one Anthony Flew, said in remarks prepared for a He said he would ask Congress duction in federal income taxes let revel In tbJs opportunity As bas been recopized by a us speech broadcast to the nation. to enact tax rebates for workers until we have convincing to respond to tbe8e resplend pletbora of Americans of ' n 9 e s ? • . " Hard choices ~re necessary if who comply with the 7 percent prospects that inflation will be ently perspicacious' acsrip varyinJ economic, academic Sour 0 r a we want to avoId consequences wage guide and who would controlled. " tions. Fintly, let us touch upon and racial inclusions, this term THE BLACK PROBLEM is that are even worse," he ·said. suCCer when inflation exceeds - To seek legislation bring "positive discrimination." The TOKYO (AP) - A skirmish cutback. Many had switched to The president, speaking from that level, ing increased competition in farce iJlcluaive of the Bakke misaing the mark. More a~ propriate definitions migbt be in the trade war between Japan citrus after being ordered to the White House Oval Office, As part of his new assault on the railroad and trucking case ended with a diminished THE WHITE PROBLEM or and the United States - over make cuts in an overabundant . set a guideline of 7 percent in inflation, which the president industries. Earlier Tuesday, approval of affinnative action oranges - has tumedJapanese rice harvest. 1979 for increases in wages and said would be his adminis Carter signed into law a The Intention of said THE PLAGUE OF RACIAL procrama. farmers bitter and soured talks The Diet, Japan's Congress, fringe benefits and a complex tration's NO.1 domestic prior· measure that will phase out pro,rams is specifically to NARCISSISM. Please refer to aimed at solving balance of still has agriculture as the price guideline aimed at ity in the coming year, Carter federal regulation of air fares. encoura,e employers and the texts Race ... E~in by Tbom81 SoweD, PhD, and trade problems between the backbone of its constituency so educational institutions to two nations. " the Japanese government is in iJlcreaae their repreaentation of Pcwq ... DiIerImiaa&Aoa by Close Vote Ex ected Bradley ScbiUer, PhD, for lucid Japanese growers, who have a very embarrassing situ minorities and the poor. Tbia dacriptions and several refer been ordered to cut back ation," Ushiba told 10 U.S. policy is iD respoD8e to an mandarin orange crops by 20 newsmen. lUtoricaUy self-perpetuatiq ences that explain why the development of people of percent because of a surplus, Yet he said he's optimistic Prop 6 is Emotional Issue malproportionate racial, sexu are angry at the possibility that about the talks and feels there al and economic represen European extraction differs 10 from thole of African heritaee. Flew Racist - The Guardia,n Wrong their government might lift will be a boost in the import SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - On one side is a conserv· Briggs on the proposition and tation, tbroUJbout the produc Mr. Flew, drawiq a close to bia restrictions on the import of quota for U.S. oranges. Strauss The decade that carried homo ative state senator, John charges the senator is just tive fiber of our society. The American oranges. is holding out for an increase sexuality from whispers and Briggs, who appeared with using the issue. socio-ecooomic consequences accolade, mentioned the m. Editor: In our ~t. Flew may raciat tbruuch aaci tbrouJb. solution of the Black family, 81 Tbe GurdiaD beadline on be excused for misunder BIacb are a "problem" only Japanese farm officials say from 45,000 tons to about 250,000 scholarly studies to loud singer Anita Bryant in Miami, of sucb exclusion bave been there is no room for naval tons a year with the quota national debate reaches a Fla., in 1977 to lead the first devastatin,ly destructive weD 81 the propensity, within Friday, October 20 "Reverse stand!", the nature of AfOnna to t.boee wbltes who ask Flew's Black younpters, to skip the Discrimination 'Clearly Rac tive Action PJ'Oll'8m1, but his question, tbose wbltes wbo oranges from California and . entirely phased out by 1983 . milestone next month with the widely publicized repeal of a Perry Wins toward tbe efforts of tbose Florida. U.S. officials see Iift- One the other hand, there first statewide vote on rights of gay rights ordinance. He ilDored to lawfuDy succeed as books and piller the bubcaps. ist' .. sbould bave read: remarks about '.'the geDeral abare bia misinformation about Were we to consider racially "Anthony Flew's Position on black culture" and the "cor "the ,elleral black culture." ing of Japan's orange import could be a major export of homosexuals. returned with an evangelical milbt be their predilection and quota as a symbolic gesture. mandarin oranges to the U.S., On Nov. 7, when Californians vow of all-out war against rilbt. Are we to presume that ' comparative socio-economic Reverse Discrimination Clear relation between color and Blacb are a problem to t.llo.e Cy Young levels of existence (I.e. the ly Racist." criminality" are InexCU88ble. whites wbo tbink 81 Flew does "Psychologically and politi- said Michiya Matsukawa, decide PropoSition 6, they will homosexuals. discrimination, Inadequate cally, it is a very difficult adviser to Japan's ministry of vote on a question stated familial incomes and sub infrastructure of unemploy From bia be,;nnlng question: that "a lot of black younpters On the other side, arguing issue," said Nobuhiko Ushiba, finance. against homosexuals' rights. NEW YORK (AP) -Gaylord standard pre-university ed ment distributions, educational As graduate students In the "wby are the blacks a prob are very disiJlcUned to study that current law can deal with Japan's minister of state for States like Washington and The proposal would require Perry, the 40-year-old right ucational institutions will serve attainment, tbe military's Pbilosophy Department we lem... ?" to bis pseudo-socio and are mucb more incUned to improper classroom behavior econo-geographic representa external economic affairs, Oregon prohibit Japanese school boards to fire or refuse to hander for the San Diego as a fertile foundation from want to dissociate ourselvet un logical observations on tbe join black power JI'OUps or (aic) and that Briggs is trampling tion in peace and wartimes upon his return here from the oranges, he said, on grounds hire any teacher judged unfit Padres , b eca me the fi-rst which hundreds of thousands of equivocably from the remarks connection between skin color become criminals." human rights, sta nd most (Please lUrD &0 pate I) made by this visiting professor and crime, bis remarks are The real problem Is white stalemated Washington trade they could be carrying hitch because of public homosexu pitcher to win the Cy Young social giants will emerge? Let's talks with U.S. negotiator hiking insects. ality or advocacy of homo major elected state officials, a racism and it manifests itself in dozen school boards, leading Award in both leagues when he not exhibit such a culturally Robert Strauss. "Americans are not accept· sexuality. easily captured the National fatal naivete. aelf-ri8bteous comments about clergy and a staunch con the "correlation between color Ushiba said Japanese farm- ing our oranges," he laments, Critics say tbe proposed law League honor Tuesday. . Moreover, consider the ers are "bitter" because of the "so why would we accept would clamp a tight lid on servative, former Gov. Ronald Visiting Professor Astonishes and criminaUty" wblle con Reagan. The Baseball Writers Associ universal desire to increase the theirs?" teacher's rights to speak out in ation of America announced the standards of our educational veniently ignoring tbe real correlation between poverty support of civil rights for Briggs concedes he came up result, which came from the institutions. Could it be that an Editor: infringe your stupidity on the and who bave achieved great Southwest of Tokyo, Shizuoka homosexuals, in or out of the with the homosexual issue to educational institution, which and criminality. Tbe real voting of two of its members in minds of UCSD students and success, so you can take your problem is wbite racism and prefecture, with the greatest classroom. Advocates say such boost his candidacy for the each of the NL cities. And it was does not address the needs of a I am astonished by people faculty is yet to be understood. pbilosophical theories about Flew production of mandarins, is rights are outweighed by those Republican gubernatorial vast segment of the population the eBlerness to blame the a landslide for Perry, the oldest like you, Mr. Flew, who com There you were, living your blacks being "disinclined to victirM of a racist system for having difficulty adjusting to of parents. nomination. He trailed badly in winner ever of the coveted it purportedly serves, is a plain about so-called "Reverse racist life in England, when you study, becoming criminals and the cutback. Farms average Latest public opinion poils the polls and dropped out before blatant failure? Furthermore, not winning "tbrougb tbe pitching award. Discrimination," It is apparent decided to come to the USA and lackiDi family ties" and shove system." Prejudices one-half acre per grower with indicate the vote will be close. the June primary. Perry, the only pitcher how does one measure the that you still believe in that age construct your analytical it!! the orderly and closely bunched The initiative is one of the most Flew's dismissal of Affirma However, he garnered 500,000 named on all 24 ballots, re standards of an academic old prophecy that whites are observation on minorities - If America would practice trees planted all over the 75· emotion-charged on the ballot.' tive Action programs as "clear (Coni. from pale %) signatures on petitions to ceived 22 first-place votes and a institution?-- Let's offer two superior to everyone and and in such a sbort time! what it preaches and observe degree slopes. Coming nearly 10 years after ly racist" reflects a complete attempt to make up for the past. qualify the initiative on the pair of runner-up ballots. The comparable measures. Firstly, everything on this planet and All of your remarks re the Constitution, all of these so Mjchitaro Kasuya, whose a New York City bar riot one migbt utilize the admission misunderstanding of both the Affirmative Action programs November ballot. five-three-one point system are therefore solely entitled to garding blacks and minorities called "beneficial" minority nature of racism and of these family has been farming on signaled the beginning of the gave him 116 points, far out roles as majorally indicative of all the world has to offer. are aimed towards the present are disgusting and outlandish. programs to whlcb you seem so programs. Racism is an on and the future; they ha ve Shizuoka's slopes for 600 years, gay rights movement. Propo "It's the hottest social issue distancing Burt Hooton of Los institutional excellence. Sec You have never been a black vebemently opposed would be deScribes himself as " shocked sition 6 ' will be the first since Reconstruction," he said. ondly and perhaps less absurd, goiqsystem of institutions and nothing to do with resurrecting Angeles, who had 38 points, I found your interview by youth! Nor have you ever totaDy unnecessary. How the bebavior patterns which gives to know that oranges are being statewide test of public senti Harvey Milk, a member of the Vida Blue of San Francisco, would be to consider the Alison Hall unbelievable! and compensating dead slaves experienced the tribulations of United States is always an economic and lOCial ad - Flew's fantasies notwith imported" but says he cannot ment on a right rebuffed by San Francisco Board of Super: with 17 points, and J . R . qualities of the education Imagine, a man of your su~ struggnng to obtain fair boasting about equality, de comment further because "it's voters in several cities recently visors and self-professed offered and the institutions' vantage to wblte people at the standing. Richard of Houston, with 13 posed intelUgence and charac education for blacks in this mocracy and freedom wben expeue of noD-white people. a government conCern." - that of hombsexuals to jobs. homosexual, has debated points. graduates. Should a schoo~ It is unfortunate that The ter believing such idiotic country. Tbere are numerous sucb profound prejudice and Racism Is manifestly oppres select only the best students or Guardian chose to present madness! How you managed to black Americans who bave inequality exists is beyond me. sive, immoral and unjust, and should it ?ttack ~ obvious come here from England _and Flew's opinions in a way which made wortbwhile contributions [f the programs for minorities bence it is not in tbe real suggests that they are some did not prevail, bow would interest of any human belq. how authoritative or philo America clear its conscience of "Colorblindneu" is not the sophical (by trotting out his DELMAR Staff its injustice to minorities? alternative to racism 81 Flew academic credentials at the THE Dait St. Claire Bacon Obviously not by allowing its would bave it but its per beginning and end of the Nancy Cavicke citizens to live under tbe petuation - passive acqui article); in fact they are Hunt Burdick Constitution. You see, that COURTS escence masquerading under neither. Tbey are simply racist GUARDIAN Pam Day would be a threat to white the banners of neutrality and prejudices. Henry DeVries power and" supremacy." fairness. Harry Brod Perbaps if U.S. politics were Reed Alpert Harry Tolen William Gibson Flew makes the common Ricky Sberover at Editor General Manager Jon Goetz riot so hypocritical America error of seeing Affirmative Wendell Hamilton would not get slapped In the Action iD terms of "interest 2775 Via de la Valle face by the "lo,;c" of people Eric Jaye Lynn Staffa Eric Harpeil group" politics, but this i. to Racism • Dorothy Houston like you, Mr. Anthony Flew. miss the point entirely. As Managing Editor Business Manager (Coal, rnm page z) north on 1-5 to Jocelyn Larkin I proclaim that America stop white people, we perceive Teri Lavelle these "speclal" programs and (God forbid that we ellJolD Ran Anbar Barry Alfonso Affirmative Action programs another conflagration) , eco Via de la Valle, then Donald Lawson "beneficial" aids and allow all as a step towards a society in News Editor Copy Editor nomic aspirations and realiza Michael Lichter Americans to live by this wbich we would want to live, east 500 yards to Guy Messenger nation's creed: "All men (or tions, etc .... we might recognize Jeff Beresford-Howe Stan Honda not (as Flew apparently does) Steve Morus should I say people) are an all-pervasive quartet of ASSOCIate Newii Editor Photo Editor as unjust sacrifices whicb are Del Mar Courts Linda Pfeirer created equal." imposed on us in a futile social enemies, the perpetua Lynne Reid-Kiss tion of poverty, discrimination, John Hondros AIIlela E. Rlllllea (Please hln &0 pace 3) Doug Campion Joe Reiner social frustration and war, We 9 AM 4 PM DAILV. Associate News Editor Science Editor Melinda Sanford as a nation, we as a world have to Sue Sneeringer Profs Not Always Smart the wherewithal to BURY THIS ALLlDAV Ted Burke Nancy White Shauna Stokes SOCIAL STAGNATION! Let's STUDENT DISCOUNT An. Editor Typesetting Cbrista Thomas Editor: Ugence. The fact TIle Gurdiu 'not blame the sun for our SATURDAV.& SUNDAY Sheri Thomas Anthony Flew, after re would even give space to sunburn! We are already RATES Karen Hunter Tim Mackenzie Teresa Tokar gul'litatiq his "reverse d» Profeasor Flew'. opinions, approximately one thousand Spon. Editor Jill Louise Hazeley Lynette Tom crimination" views In last mucb leas front,..e coverage, years behind ourselves. We $1.75 per person per hour Contributiq Editol"l Jim van Scoyoc Friday's Gllardlaa, proved that also doe. not neceaarlly mean need freedom, peace and social Judy Walton hold In, a professorsbip in Tb G •• rdt.. is a quality harmony. Let's pull together. -same day reservations accepted- 11Ie GNr6ut lllbecribet to the ~ic!ed Preu Wire Service, Colle,iate Pbilosophy and autboring publication. Where's June? C_ord, tile LoI Anceln Timn Syndicate and Pacific New. Service. Dale Wilkins . . , eleven books on Relilion are Ernest Alfred Hea'" Jr. not neceuarily sllns o( lntel- Mark S, Eaeajed. 4 Weel., Oct. 21, 1178 Wed., Oct. 25, 1178------e\Vs ------News ~~!~::==::::=::======::~-:encourqe Third· commuters to Board baa acbecluled a noon faculty and .tudenta. Anyone A TTENTION STUDENTS: participate in the lOCial func concert In the Tbird Quad area. witb ideas or wishing to B & R AUTOMOTIVE MOBILE SERVICE tions of tbe college. Tbe Two UCSD alWllDi, "Lee and participate should contact specializing In Commuter Board, in a com Lewis," will provide musical . Chris TuiDdall through the TOYOTA -DATSUN-VW-OPEL-FIAT entertainment until 1: 15 pm. Dean's office. bined effort witb Warren NOAA Opens Doors is he,e to serve you ... Collete, wiD also attempt to The music ia free, 10 briDI a ThIrd Board members are ea.. commuter discomforts friend and enjoy younelves. planniq the development of a NO overhead makes us 2~ lower throueb sucb propcll811 as more Danciq, pam and goblins Cultural Awareness Series. The than any workshop rates, plus Reporter benches and bus route mapa at will be the feature of the "Tbird pl'OJl'8m will occur weekly, Visitors See What Center Offers we offer you. 15% Student Dlscountl campus bus stos-. The basic Colle,e DWcaueracle." From l CODCeIltrating upon different By J ...yWaI&o. veys, predicts tides and cur Act ofl976, the most significant function of Third's new Com II pm on Tueeday, Oct. 31, the social, cultural and. political , S&aff Writer rents and prepares and pub fisheries legislation in the We will fix your car at your home, By Kalily Huffer new college experience. Ap muter Board will be to Identify Halloween dance will be beld at topics. Speakers representing It was open house last lishes navigational charts and nation's history, presented work. or wherever - and all of our Third Colle,e students, proximately 60 students bave the needs and CODCeI'lLl of off Third's snack bar and patio. variOUl ethnic groups will come weekend at the National Ocea related materials for coastal NMFS with a major challenge faculty and staff have ex volunteered to become a Big campus studenta from Third Music will he provided by a from the local community, nographic aDd Atmospheric waters. and new and added responsi work Is guaranteed. and to make them feel more at local radio D.J. and apple cider Third Collele faculty and staff. preued pleasure In an increase Brother or Big Sister thus far. Administration (NOAA). Tbe - In 1871 , President Ulysses bilities. This act extended the So call Ricky 8-6 Mon-Fri The series may beliD as early 454-5133 in college activities this year. A The program will continue bome while on campwl. will be available. Prizes will be affair was bosted by tbe S. Grant recognized a national U.S. fisheries conservation The Third College Program wide variety of events is throughout the year and any awarded for botb tbe best as this quarter. Southwest Fisheries Center on interest in fisheries conser zone to 200 nautical miles oCC lhe planned for both Third College Third student wishing to Board has been busy this costume and the best disco All UCSD students are wel La Jolla Shores Drive. vation by creating the U.S. Fish U.S. coasts, which includes quarter planning ' many ac students and the rest of the participate is welcome to join dancer. Be prepared for a fun come to attend the "UCSD Visitors were treated to Commission. Today, the Fed about 10 percent or the world's student body. by contacting Ortiz in the tivities. Open to all students, evening of Halloween dancing! career Connection," a work movies, slides, displays, in eral fisbery effort resides with fish supply. The Big Brother/Big Sister Dean's office. the Program Board meets There is no charte for this shop which will examine the formation and laboratory the National Marine Fisheries "Nowadays much oC our program, initiated at orienta This year also marks the weekly on Fridays at 11 am in event and all students are necel:l8ry skills, values and tours. Exblbjts included a pool Service (NMFS) of NOAA 's research is related to the FREE tion during Welcome Week, birth of a Commuter Board at the Center for the People. To welcome to attend. . needs of the college student. of live mackerel, sand dabs and Office of Fisheries. management of the fisheries become a member on the Coordinated by Susan Mon continues to flourish under the Third. As Susan Montrose, The Tblrd Program Board anchovies, a display of full "The Southwest Fisheries within our 200 mile zone, Of said supervision of Horacio Ortiz, a Third's Assistant Dean, ex Board, students must attend has several other ideas in mind troae and Mike McCraw, the grown tuna on Ice, porpoise Center (SWFC) Is one of four Carr. " For instance, when the three consecutive meetings. ....Ion II especially deSIaDed BEER Third College student. Tbe plained, more attention must for the future. A debate on skeletona and fetu8es, as well regional research centers in the Pacific Fisbery Management . program is geared especially be given to the 75% of Third Fresh ideas and new members Proposition 5 baa been pro for sophomores and will be held as Jars of preserved marine National Marine Fisheries Council develops a manage for new Third studenta, pro students wbo daily commute to are always welcome to attend posed by Board members. Tbe OD Nov. 9 from 3-6 pm in the animals at various stages of Service," said Carr. "Our ment plan for a given species, (or any cold drink) vidine them with an upper school. Activities will be meetings. debate will be held on the eve of Center for the People. S~nts de\·eloprnent. respoDlibiUties in a roughly (for example, anchovies) they class friend and a Iiason to their planned durlnJl the week to can sip up in the Dean's, On Oct. 25, Third PJ'OIlram elections and ~ involve both "What do you do with aU this ,eographical area would in need to know how many are \ v Resident Dean's or Career stuff?" was the question of the clude the tunas, wherever they there and available. Our Planniq offices. If you are day phrased by one younpter. occur, and coastal California, responsibility is determining interested but unable to attend John Carr, deputy director of Hawaii, and our posseSSions in wbat the optimum sustainable the sessloD, other worbbops the Southwest Fisheries Center the Pacific - we bave re.ponsi yield would be, in otber words, at O'Hungry's will be liven later this quarter. and Ita La Jolla Laboratory, bility for all of those in how many you can catch attempted to answer that cooducting researcb." without harming the popu question as part of a com PalSage of the Fishery lation. We establish that and phone: 298-0133 prehensive interview. Conservation and Management (Please tura to page 6) Sanchez on The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration fUSI drink II w., our •YOtd' ".. 0 mmu"... UCSD is D1ajoring (NOAA) was created within the the record IS 3 .. seconds' UC Police U.S. DepartmentofConunerce • • in October, 1970 .· Tbe new erRe S&9urt ell/lair m energy savmgs. (CODt. from pale 1) agency, the largest in Com book all the time. The book's merce, combined the functions 25C off the book, but a lot of students of seyeral Federal activities in ~ any purchase creations bere in the future will be the environment and marine of $1.00 or more With SDG&E's help. teachers or doctors, or any biological sciences and related thing that has to be cre technologies. The University of California. San Diego and temperature conlrol. landmark "central university" library dentialed: lawyers and that. A The purpose of forming offers classes in everything from All unnecessary bulbs and uses 90% Ie s energy now that windows criminal record could stop NOAA, said Carr, was to create astrophy ics to Zen. But one orthe nuorescenllubes have been removed. and venlS have been crealed to allow a them from getting a teacher's a civil center of strength for mo I popular ubjeci at UC San Diego reducing lighting levels by 25%. nalural air now for heating and cooling. credential, so we don't get our expanding effective and ra good thru 30 Oct We're at the corner of Twiggs and is energy conservation. Heating and cooling temperatures are When il comes to energy savinI. tional use of ocean resources, Because. while its facililies have kepi at 68"F and 78"F . , , respectively UCSD gels an A+ for effort . . . and rocks by going after people ~~:",:",:".:-.~m~~ Diego Avenue in Old Town - grown by more Ihan a million square and are regulated manually for added resulls. If you'd like to learn by doing ... you have to take that into for monitoring and predicting minutes from campusl feet, UC San Diego has managed to control. Ma inlenance schedules have whatthey've done. call a SDG&E consideration. " conditions in the atmosphere, trim it use of gas and electricilY been stepped up to keep equipment commercial energy consullanl today at ocean, and space and Cor by 40%. operating efficiently. Night operations 232-4252. And join the conservation "Police departments have exploring the feasibility and come in and enjoy our live folk entertainment The campus eQergy coordinator have been reduced. A 200 h.p. fan class of '78, always made a big issue out of and the Chancellor', advisory system is cut to 40 h.p. in the evening. consequences of environmental community relations," he said. modification. committee on conservation have Construction plans are being altered to "That's where the officer gets concentrated on two areas: lighting build conservation in . And UC D's The three major elements of out and talks to people. I would NOAA that participated in say that our department has SAN COMPANY Saturday's exhibition were the HOW TO PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD: @ DIEG~,,~1!,{~f;,~:~!O~ff been into community rela National Marine Fisberles tions a hell of a lot longer than Service, Southwest Fisheries JIiIIl{'-IIta.... m..."e __E>_ENA. __ S_W_"_~_b __ ID Number Uj't5G..OZlO most police departments. The Center; the National Ocean University Police have always . Survey; the National Weather done this because they live in Service, San Diego Office: the community, they work with - James W. Steiner, the the community constantly, it's meteorologist in charge of San Leave a space not anything scattered. You Diego's Weather Service bead between words --.-,-~-+- don't go from one district of the quarters at Lindbergb Field, city to the next, you're in this was on hand to explain some of University and that's where his responsibilities at the you work." National Weather Service. Punctuation gets The campus police make a " Our office provides weather Words can be sincere effort to talk to stu rorecasts and warnings to San its own space dents, Sanchez asserts. "I Diego and Imperial Counties continued from one Type of ad: would put any of our officers up and provides radio alerts in the to any of the local jurisdic event of a severe weather line to the next Wanted 6;r sat;) Travel tions," he said. "Tbese officers development," said Steiner. are very concerned about Weather information is also Housing Service PPe;r;s;;o;;n;,alr---_Circle h-eading student/police relations." provided to local flood control under which your districts, to radio and TV Sanchez puts most of the stations, to the FAA when ad should run blame for the failure of stu requested, to farmers who need dents and police to communi frost forecasts and to local Rates: cate on the studenta. "Most oC sport and commercial fisher our officers n,ow are good men. enough with people that they - The National Ocean Sur For personals, the rate for everyone is 10¢ per 100 spaces (1 card), can get out and talk. It'sjust the vey (NOS) operates the high idea that most students some seas research vessels assigned bow have this little thing about to the Southwest Fisheries For service classifieds (for sale, etc.), the rate for students is 50¢ per 100 spaces, while for the police, and they're afraid if a Center. The research vessel, man In uniform talks to them, Townsend Cromwell, is as general public the rate is $1.00 per 100 spaces. they're nosing Into their life signed to the Center's Honolulu when all they're tryIn, to do is Laboratory where it operates in let to know them." large areas of the central and For special announcements and lost and found ads, no charge is made, but space for these ads is not Sanchez finds it particularly western Pacific. guaranteed (i.e, we run them if we have the room), difficult' 'when an officer walks Another oceanographic re (Please lura &0 ~ e lZ) search vessel, the David Sw... Jordan, has worked exten Hours: . .,.& bring It to our office sively in the ea.tern Pacific for the La Jolla Laboratory since it Mon-Wed-Fri: 12-2 pm was comml.. ioned In 11164. NOS You can place your classified ads from 12-2pII'. KWF, and 9am-2pm Tu/Th. PERSONALS ARE ONLY lO¢ - WRITE ONE TODAYT Tu-Th: 9 om-2 pm also prepares aeronautical charts, conducta precise geo Come to our offices in the Student Center and ask for Christa. detic and GceaDOlraphlc sur- The Guardian Wed., Oct. 25, 1878 Wed., Oct. 25, 1878 The Guardian page 7 Sports ~eience - I Cancer -Specialists Gather in SO Intramural Football Teams Ranked By Doq Campion "The Physician and the Dying "Combined Tberapy" in a ellos will participate in the Of the seventeen experts Seiellee EdlIor' Patient." At the close of the specific form of cancer, oat cell question aDd answer exchange. scheduled to speak, three are Here they are - the results FOOTBALL-MEN'S AA ran kings in the first place the world has been waiting for! TEAM TENNIS 5. Athletes (2-0) The Second Annual Cancer morning and afternoon por· carcinoma. DeVita will ad· Also named on the "Guest from the' faculty of the UCSD position. This week they frosted Here are the current team Here is how the AA situation Symposium sponsored by the tions of each day's agenda, a dress the audience at luncheon Faculty" roster of the sym· Scbool of Medicine. Just released moments ago Quick moving, powerful, and the Tigers, 18'(). In the mean from the office of the czar are records and rankings for sized up- Scripps Memorial Hospital question and answer exchange on Friday on the subject of poslum are Helene Brown, the Tbe symposium runs from mighty Bofo, now 3-0, literally time Boners stiffened up the intramural football rank AAA - 1. Kokua (2'()) beJina today at the Islandia will be encouraged between the "Cancer Care Delivery Sys· executive director of Com 8: 011 am to 4: 00 pm today torpedoed Sea Deucers, 52~ to against Puds, 6'(), Punts Return 1. Low Lohbers (2-0) 2. High Toss (3-0) tbrough Friday and is open to ings for the third week of Hyatt House in San Dielo. The members of the speaking panel terns" in the past and in the munity Can~r Control, a Los retain the choice number I spot. incarcerated Public Enemy Itl, 2. Pretenders (3~) 3. Alley Bangers (2~) participants in the gathering and the audience. future. Both DeVita and Can· Angeles·based organization. the general public at no charge. exciting action. Also featured Meanwhile, Heroin needled 12-8, and Good Chowda, a new this week for the first time are 3. Neodymium (2-0) 4. Smashed (2-0) have been brought together Featured at the symposium Corpses, 25-8, Stealers ripped face in the crowd, clammed up 4. Strung Out (2-0) 5. Busted Racquets (1-1) from all over the country to will be Dr. Vincent T. DeVita, the results from team tennis. off Butcher's Pride, and Lumee Oblivian, 20-6. At number rive dlSCU8S the current research Jr., the director of the Division Oxidizers lickedJ\ural Sax, 40- were the Magic Misfits who Center Probes Ocean Resources FOOTBALL-MEN'S AM and treatment techniques used of Cancer Treatment at the . O. Number 5 ranked Body disappeared for the weekend. ~;~:~ in fighting the spread of cancer. National Cancer Institute in (CODt. from pale 5) whales, Carr responded that it dustry. Donors deodorized Delta FOOTBALL-COED Topics covered In the three Bethesda, Maryland, and Dr. then the management councils didn't as yet, but that the One of the ongoing concerns Raw Meat stayed on top of the House, 12-8 while Balls of Fire fjr ~ ~'4~4~ day·long sessions range from George P. Canellos, of the establisb the quotas, and the Northwest facilities were of the SWFC is to find a way to AAA division with a perfect 3~ singed Lickety Split, 13-12 . Boother's Booty, currently the specifics of various types of Harvard Medical School. quotas are applied to the involved in this type oJf research reduce the porpOise kill to record by crunching Post Deep Threat moved up from holding down the top spot with a is serving you 7·11 , 7 days 0 week wirh therapy, to more general Canellos is scheduled to deliver American lishermen." on marine mammals. levels approaching zero, in Toasties, 36-7 . With 2-1 marks number 10 to the 9th spot by flawless 3-0 record, friscoed the spirits. wine. beer. grocery. deli concerns, such as "Cancer several talks, one of which - Yellowfin tuna (ThunDus order to comply with the Chocolate City and-Black Death rubbing out Free Agents, 18~ . He emphasized that the 4gers, 18~ . Anisotropic Shield free deliveIY wirh minimum purchase Quackery" and an acting out of slated for tomorrow afternoon major function of Southwest a1bacares) is the most valuable Marine Mammal Protection occupy the number 2 and 3 The new 10th ranked squad, ers scared off the Challenge, some of the trauma faced by - will treat the value of Fisheries Center is to gather fisbery resource landed in Act of 1972. spots. A new name in the Hump and Run inched past Suck Mucks baptized Edge 941 Peorl St. (Pearl & Girard) 454-9445 basic scientific information, California. SWFC scientists Eric G . Barbam, who is rankings, SODS of Ellen Brown· 18ers, I~. worth Boxes. 34'(), and Better UC Son Doego Unrvef. rty hen.. Olhce pre.enl, New York's not to write the management provide basic fishery analysis currently involved in the ing, with a l~ record, sub Hands dropped Bazookas, 22-0. plans. and management information project, explained some of the marined Los Borachos, 12-6 to FOOTBALL-MEN'S A On the boltom but still trying is When asked if Southwest to the regional councils, who methods that have been em· move into the number 4 slot. the infamous J-ames Gang, 00 IiATJIRYN POSIN Fisheries had any research determine optimum sustain ployed in order to achieve this Rounding out the top 5 is Med I For the third week running, now 2-0, quakering Rice Puffs, BREAST OF TURKEY $1 responsibilities related to able yields for the tuna in- (Please lUm to pa.e 12) who overcome the Plague, 12-6. Big M's sit high atop the 6·2. DANCEOOMPANY Stron Returnln S uad wiTh This coupon ltYu JO f\IoI.oember
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We develop and operate highly specialized distributed proceSSing Western Intercollegiate study published in Sports basketbalL Mini/Microcomputer financial transaction netwOfks. Fencing League's 1978-79 If you are a graduate lOOking for a career that provides professional growth In a season, which begins October personalized jlMlronment. as well as a unique Challenge in state·of·the·arts Software a jewel of a company! ' , Technology. consider iolnlng. TTL 28 . .. I think we should finish in -New York Times TTl will be on your campus on Friday, October 27 . the upper one-third of our Come and discuss with our representatives the opportunities awaiting you at TTL league," says coach John November 3, Friday, 8:00 pm If you won't be able to meet with us In person, or haYe any other QUestions. call us COLLECT at (213) 879·1212, ext. 4117 . A .. ,." Connie Friedman. Helmich, returning (or his Mandeville Auditorium fourth season as fencing coach. There are three positions in Students tm.OO TRANSACTION fencing with UCSD fielding General Admission $5.00 TTITECHNOLOGY INC experienced fencers in all three Whefe Ih~ fUIure 01 electrOniC b,nlllng,s TODA Y events. Ed Amos, who fenced A SubSidiary ot for UCSD as a sophomore I~ CITICORP 10lI0 Wil,hir. lIyd . . Lal Angel ••. CA _2. Group rates available 45~-4559 before spending- his junior year o Equal Opportunity Emplo.,... M/ F in Madrid, is back as thetcam's U San Diego Box Office number one epeeist. Dave Frankville, a senior returning ~I"~II' ~~'9.t()~ for his fourth season, will fence ". as a foilist. Senior Greg Lee, LIVE from '1' ~~~.' .~ Is back with two years previous ex california-J:Ecific theatre The MUSICIAN'S INDEX perience, will duel as a saber ..,.o".~~ ist. DRACULA WILL NOT WAIT••• Lee is quite confident of the team's chances. "I think we plus THE FIR'ST ANNUAL can take itthisyear... We've got ".~~ 't~"'" DRACULA BALL , O~~.. " g~ potential in our younger ~,.~ guys, and we're set in all three BERKELEY-on Harbor Drive next to ~ events." the Star of India ..... The women's team is a little Tuesday, 31 October, 8 :00 am to 1 :00 pm ~,. ",.,... weak in numbers this year, as .,. OC~ there are only four gir.Js out for Music by STONE'S THROW the team - half the number on and THE RHYTHM RASCALS ~.,.Jol .~ last year's Squad. With ex· SPECIAL PRIZE FOR THE BEST COSTUME perienced fencers Katherine DONATION: 1 0.00 _d) Kassebaum and Lynn Dem \ll c,~ shki, the team hopes to make up for their lack in numbers. Gll"Y~Of~ The WIFL (Western Inter S~ G~'" collegiate Fencing League) in San Diego's FIRST which UCSD competes consists of ten teams on the NCAA ------COMPETITION TO BE HELD Natural Foods with Division III level. Cal State SUPER JOiN US AT dfE GREAT P MpkiN SAlE AT SAN DIEGO STATE Fast FOOd Service. No rthridge and Fullerton are considered to be the favorites in SALE FOR TliESE fRiGlnfully low HAllOWEEN SERVING DAILY the league this year. Other diSCOUNTS: CHAMPION WILL teams in the NCAA which ~f ---UCSD Dew lower prloea - UCSD will be competing a REPRESENT SAN DIEGO gainst are UCLA, USC and Buy ANy SHiRT AT OUR REGUlAR pRiCE e.I_lve to UCSDI SDSU . Even though these ALL SWIMWEAR teams come from much larger ANd MATCH iT WiTH ANy pAiR of WAlkiNG IN THE STATE FINAl. AT sc hools, Helmich doesn't ocean breeze 20% OFF necessarily think that his team SHORTS AT 25% OFF. BUSCH GARDENS. is put at a disadvantage. .. Fencing is considered a OCEAN BREEZE CASUALS THESE ANd OTHER d Evi liSH diSCOUNTS ON mi nor sport at most schools, and like all minor sports, it FlOWER Hill CENTER OUR AlWAYS fiRST' QUAliTY fASHiONS fr.·OM --SUPER SPORTS EVENTS:-- Opea II-."oaday tbru Friday doesn't attract a lot of people." MON- AT lO·Q 2110 ViA dE IA VAilE, DEI MAR OCEAN PAcific, Off,SHORE, UNC1d(, Consequently, smaller ~ N I 1-) SIX-PACK PITCH-IN VOLLEYBALL schools such as UCSD are able 481-0788 JANTZ N ANd OTHERS. -. 4t the Stadeat Ceater _ to compete on more or less an OBSTACLE COURSE 88O-YARD RELA~ equal level. though the bigger Schools still have the advantage TUG-A-WAR FRISBEE BELAY of having a larger student body to draw from. The Gu.rdlan pageS ~. ' T.. a ...... Weel., Oct. 25, 117. --rts Arts ------\1. .. -.' . ~ ~ ~ FLOW ER • CINEMA 3 NO ~TH COUNTY Y-N DlfGO riton Soccers Succumb Pimples and Poetry 755-5512 275-0070 ByDorodlyHoaa&On ByJoa liMa which determines the top DOn In the next half, the San Diego Allen Ginsberg and Michael and at 2 pm on Friday. Archive or readings can con SWfWrher SUI. Writer lint place team in the three players assumed the lou of the McClure (reading poems to tact Michael Davidson at 452- The soccer team need not California NAJA divisions) and wind advantage would slow I wondered if the hat I had on lions at the San Francisco zoo) The Special Collections 2533 . Students interested in have shown up to their games a poaaible shot at the final USIU down. Not so. "They could reach down and swallow will be shown. Department is open from 8 am receiving the Archive News this weekend, playing 110 playoffs If their overall season seemed to have the golden me. J stood before what J to 5 pm Monday through letter, including information The Series invites writers of fruitless minutes of ball to record is good enough. touch," said coach Stewart conceived to be forty of the best Friday, 9 to 1 Saturday morn about the Archive, UCSD The Tritons met nationally Hayes as he witnessed his team poets at UCSD and the sur prose also. The first guest this ings and from 5 pm to 9 pm readings and readings in the succumb to league foes USIU term is storyteller Bobbie and Southern California Col ranked USIU Thursday at La get bombarded with five more rounding community at an open Wednesday evenings. Those surrounding area, should Louise Hawkins. lege. Jolla Country Day School. USIU goals that period, ending poetry reading. Of the five wantinJ( information on the contact Davidson_ poems I've scribbled in my life ~ . With a 2-2 conference record, USIU attacked the downwind the contest at DAltY '" 650 & 8 30 also fRJ.SAT 01 1010 UCSD is a probable second or goal in the first half, a big A combination of factors three were in my hand. I looked Davidson welcomes sug It f 'IXI·:.'I.\ II third place finisher in the NAJA advantage on this gusty day. defeated the Tritons in the down to my first poem. was gestions as to whom should he Southern Conference. They will UCSD played well and held second half. " It was sort of a typically simplistic and ... I invited to read. Most of the A NOSME.·S A VERY DIFFERENT KIND groaned ... it was the poem on ... poets are from the west as fees - - OF MOVIE~ be eligible for a berth in the them to a 1~ edge at half- letdown mentally. But USIU is NAJA " mini-Dlayoffs" a very skilled team," said the of all things ... my acne. I didn't paid by the Campus Events murmur UCSD coach. know poets. Would they devour Boards do not cover plane fare. . DELIGHT. my every word and sadistically ofth.heart ~~~~ Hoping to rebound from that ILE SOUfnE AU COEUR, spit them out, labeling them as ._-, ..... - ...... , ...... ~ .. oQOo , embarrassment, the Tritons Some poets who have read in We make our own ... Chopped Liver, Potato '" ~. -----:'<>-..':; looked fired up as they took the ridiculous chatter? Or would the past, such as Adrienne Rich Salad, Cole Slaw, Potato Knishes, Blintzes. Kishka, lAnD. field against Southern Cali they just ponder... I started: and Robert Duncan, have Pickled Herring, Potato Latkes, " Beneath my left eye is a attracted crowds of 200. Poetry We cure and pickle our own ... Corned Beef, fornia College Saturday. Pastrami, Smoked Meat, Though UCSD kept the ball pimple, like a tear. .. (the crowd readings are taped and cata smiled) and more along my All our sandwiches are prepared the aid fashioned deep in SCC territory, the loged in the Archive. way - meats are cut by hand and k,ept warm for offense, playing without re mouth, they like it there, they like my face .... (the crowd your pleasure. ABE -. cently declared ineligible The Archive, open to all PARTY TRAYS '" (71'1) 4549021 forward Greg Lyons, failed to laughed!) I relaxed. Did I thinlr students, represents an at poets do DOt suffer from acne? TO SERVE COMPLETE put in a goal. One Jon Gold shot tempt to collect all poetry in the ANY NUMBER ... TAKE OUT. narrowly missed, hitting the Closet poets like myseU can English language written after goalpost. A Southern California shine at open poetry readings, "A 111M! al A h<'s "'ill OPEN 24 World War II (post-modern 11 1('11 1" ,1'l mr mUlltll •• HOURS .. . player maneuvered his way but those who just want to listen poetry) . The Archive contains can attend readings by poets OVER 140 CATERING past the defense to a wide-open original manuscripts, entire DELI AN D FOR ALL 1~ invited to the campus. Both DI NNER OCCASIONS shot to put his team ahead at collections by single authors, ITEMS TQ. IIA ALL halftime. open poetry readings and the CHOOSE correspondence between poets DlL~...... a_...... ,YOUR DELI regular readings, comprising FROM •.. The frustrated Triton offense and dissertations on post C ITIAIC HOUII FAVORITES. (PIeUe &ant CO pale 11) Soccer coacb StewaJ1 Hayes ~. .".-.- the New Poetry Series, are modern poetry. The Archive operated as part of the Archive also collects small press 7612 Fay Avenue-La Jolla, California 92037 for New Poetry in the Central publications suclJasPerisb8b1e Library's Mandeville Depart Prell, Black Sun, Jargon, Volleyballers Even Score 'ment of Special Collections. Fulcrum and Shameless Accordinl to Series coordina Hussy. By Sberi Tbomas Grace Greenburg of her team's Earlier in the week the team tor and literature professor The women's volleyball team defeat of Whittier College last persevered and managed to Michael Davidson, the purpose Subject files on general post OFTBEDEAF brought its season record to an Saturday night. squeeze by a strong USIU of the Series is to provide stu· modern topics sound just as even 4· 4 last weekend by UCSD play.ed strong defen squad, 3-2. dents with an extension of the creative as small press names: In splitting a pair in competition sive, as well as offensive classroom by letting them avant-garde theory, the " Beat" The Tritons lost the opening experience an art directly from 7:00 pili I t:3O pm mIIy alalnst Whittier and CSU games, capturing the match in movement. Black Mountain "Volpone" Dominguez Hills. game 7-15. A strong fight was the creator. He also said the Central Box Office, 452-4559 straight games, 15-4, 15·1, and put up in the next game but the poetry, Concretism, Confes " The match just wasn't much 15-4. Dawn Wilson, Cely Ber series compliments what he sionalism, Ethnopoetics and by BeD Johnson EY*lls Office women were unable to come calls a strong emphasis in of a challenge," claimed coach gado and Cheryl Wright high San Francisco Renaissance. back and dropped this one, lO UCSD classes on post-modern and lighted the games with ex IS . art forms. plosive rallies. Bergado aided Poetry readings are held 1-5 & Via de la Valle Poets who are more experi "Quite Early her team by blocking single Wednesdays at 4 pm at the It finally all came together in mental in their work are handedly several hard spikes. Revelle Formal Lounge. This the third and crucial game . . invited, said Davidson. One Morainl" Every member of the team Knowing that they had to win A more .. experimental" quarter's schedule is: Bobbie 3 played a hard game. Louise Hawkins, Oct. 25; this one to stay in the match the work could include, Cor ex· by Dylan Thomas women clobbered USIU 154. N.E.T. Video Outtake Series: This enthusiastic spirit was ample, a past production by Philip Whalen and Mi cha el It was the Deltas apparent at Friday night's "It was that UCSD perse poet Jackson MacLow in which verance pulling us through," he used media equipment and Mc Clure, Thurs ., Oct. 27; game against CSU Dominguez Jerome Rothenberg, Nov. 1; NovelDibler St Saaday, 8:00 pm against the rules -- declared Greenberg. asked the audience to pa rtici· Hills, even though the Tritons Open Reading, Nov, 8; Keith M_devUle Auditorium were defeated. pate. the rules lost! After a close 15·13 win in the Wilson, Nov. 27; Bob Perelman " We made too many ertors," F ilms are shown as part of and Rae Arm a ntrout, Nov. 29. Studeats S3.00 commented Greenberg. " We fourth game the UCSD squad the series. This quarter two Geaeral Admlssioa S5.50 knew this was going to be a approached the fifth and final groups oC outtakes from the The Outtake Series will be tough game." game of the match with their P oetry U.S.A. films made presented in Central Library Group rates avaUable UCSD managed to take their usual enthusiasm~ It went all during the sixties featuring room 236 at 10 am on Thursday the way down to the wire but the opponents through four games, , 'A gi ft of. as toni shing beauty ! ' , 2-15, 15-11 . 15-13 and 2-15. They final score told the story - 16- Record Review DC SaD Oleco Box Office dropped a n upsetting Hfth 14, UCSD . -SYlv.iaDrake, L.A . Ti mes 45Z-4559 game. 7-15. Greenberg men· The team hopes to " break tioned that " it was the fi rst time 500" by the end of the sea on. In FroDt --ttaa reserved lor deal memben 01 audieace. any ' team has lasted against an attempt to reach this goal 'Fish' Smells Sweet Dominguez Hills for rive they will take on USIU in a U yoa Deed .pecIal --tla8, let us bow. games. We're really proud of rematcl1 Wednesday afternoon Bluegrass fans will certainly that accomplishment .' , in the Main Gym at 4: 00 pm. want to check out Fresh Fish Mason Williams' first album i~ seven years. If the name rings a bell, you may well have heard NIGHT TIME DELIVERY of Williams in connection with various media - Williams has DRIVERS NEEDED tried his hand at television writing and performance (with such showmen as the Smothers Dis~egl!ltHJ Brothers, Glen Campbell, Must have own vehicle. Roger Miller, Pat Paulsen, and is NOW HIRING for Andy Williams) , poetry (ever MATI•• AI. hear the hilarious "Them Toad Suckers" or " Them Tummy • GOOD INCOME LAM..... A comedy from Unlvel1Ql ~s THANKSGIV.NG and Gummers") or on radio - Williams was the writer oC the ~MI __ AL a_utI! THE MAllY SWMONS • IVAN !\EITMAN Pl\OOucnoN hit "Classical Gas" a while • MEALS CHRISTMAS VACATIONS! back. "NAnONAI. LJWK)()N S ANIMAl HOUSE"' I0000..., JOHN OELUSHI ' T1M MATHESON ' JOHN VEI\NON VEI\NA 0l00M , THOMAS HULCE and OONALD SUTHENJ>.ND '" .NtO ..... Some weekend training required For " Fresh Fish," Williams Produced by MAnY SWMONS ClOd IVAN !\EITMAN . MusIC by ELMER OEI\NSTEIN has teamed up with the Santa Wri"en by HAAOlD fVMIS. ()()lJ(llAS KENNEY & GiNS MIllER . Directed by JOHN lANDIS Fe Recital, an able bluegrass Call 454-7232 Song ' ANIMAl HOUSE" Composed ClOd Performed by STEPHEN OISHOP APPLY IN PERSON g roup whose InstrumentaUon leave name & number at the inc ludes bass, cello, fiddle 1. "'-' .:==n.::~::~: i. 1_:'" ~:'.;.."':: '''' I\. R_ If __IIIUT.Tlto ...... l. banjo, dobro and drums as weli . .., . ~I .~' ClH' ItUOtOl IfIfC Al l *OM'S ...... ottO Disneyland Personnel Office as acoustic guitar, played by Williams himseJf. 2206 Carmel Valley Road General Admission: $2.50 - Guy Meueqer Students with Flower Hill Pass: $2.00 . The Querdlan Wed., Oct. 25, 1178 . ~ 10 Wid., Oct. 25, 1171 .The Gu.rd.. n page 11 Arts Classifieds
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(COill from PIlle 1) Ann Klein, unit director of their regular workload, ac life. such as family and student bef~ the specified deadline. Muir financial aid, feels her cording to Rose. When a student applies for contributions, federal or vet "Student's expectations are too staff, many of which are "Financial aid people don't financial aid, bis file is proc erans' benefits are subtracted. hilf't ... tbey siln tbeir offer students, is "very conscien speak EnJ{lish, they speak eBBed in the followine way: The resultinl figure is a lettP.r and expect their check tious arid sincerely interested CWS, BEOG, SER (initial First, a budget is established, student's need which is then the next day," said Rutter. in the students." Klein said letters of various financial aid takinl into consideration a filled by university funding. Anotber common student many student-oriented im forms) ... the office needs to student's marital status and This can be in the form of complaint is that the system is provements have been made in meet middle ground between living situation on or off Irants and scholarships, loans impersonal and the staff the office, such as the stream efficiency and effectiveness campus. Every student's or work-study. unresponsive to student needs. liniq of forms, to simpUfy the (by effectiveness meaning the budaet is calculated by stan Students can still apply for One student (name allO with application proceaa. meeting of personal student dards which are applied aid for winter, quarter. Klein held) commented, "they (the Accol'diq to Klein, one way needs)," said William Byrd, equally to each student. From advises, "if you feel you have a staff) are more concerned that the SFS bas attempted to meet director of the Educational this figure, outside reaources need, apply, and apply early." you fOe the correct papers, specifiC student problems is Opportunity Program (EOP). cl'Ol8iD& your t's and dotting thJ"OUlh the emergency loan While Byrd believes financial your i's than with the needs of proeram. A student with a aid distributes the money Cop-'Here to Help' the students." financial crisis can apply for a efficientiy, he advocates the short-term, interest-free loan, counseling of students on how to (Coal. from pale") until recently, he said, there available within 24 hours of spend this money. "Many folks haven't been coffee shops open applyin,. Upon repayment, have never had that kind of down the street and says 'bi' to . for students at night, except for NOAA these funds are recycled back money and don't know how to somebody, and they (just) look the Coffee Hut. to other students with financial handle it." He believes that at him or don't say anything. An "To 'summarize it all up," emergencies. Financial Services need the officer is just a human being Sanchez said, "if we can help Regulates Paulette Rose, director of support of other student serv ... you get that feeling Uke, hey the students realize that law Warren and Tbird College ices in counseling. shit, what the ... " enforcement people are there financial aid, stressed that, Byrd also believes there is a At UC Santa Cruz, where to help them, when they Fishermen with the ever-increasing vol need for a campus-wide orien Sanchez also worked as a graduate from here and go ume of financial aid recipients, tation about fiIlancial aid in poUceman, he and his fellow home, they will give tbe other (Coal- from ....e -, students should make ap order to clarify the procedures officers spent a considerable policemen in their jurisdic goal. pointments to discuss problems for freshmen and save them amount of time in the coffee tions where they live a chance, "Our main concern," he said, with their counselors rather from problems later. Byrd said shops. He explained, "that's saying hey, these officers at "is to discover adequate than just drop in and wait. In from his experience, he has where we knew the students UC, they used to help us out a porpoise-saving techniques to this way, the financial aid staff seen that problems with money and there was a trust there." lot. (Maybe) they'll go to separate porpoise from tuna, can deal more efficiently with have an adverse affect on other He would like to see that another policeman and say: which are caught commer student problems, as well as aspects of a student's academic tradition happen at UCSD. but 'hey, they're not all badges'." cially. We have worked on developing proper-size mesh nets, and recent tests of porpoise 'aprons' and 'chutes' (trapezoidal-shaped sectbns of webbing appended to porpoise safety panels) promise a means of making small-mesh netting compatible with tuna purse seine performance." The operation currently in use is called Backdown, where by the ship backs up until the net sinks a little below the surface, allowing the porpoise to escape. Barham also worked on an extensive aerial survey of west coast dolphin habitats and movements. Richard Irvin, a young fleet assistance aide, described his duties related to the project: "We hold classes downtown to inform tuna fishermen about the federal regulations, and hold inspections to make sure they have the proper nets and PIZZA other equipment." When asked if he had ever PlaInCh.... : met with a negative reaction Small (.")· ••• Z5 from the fishermen, Irvin replied, "The fishermen are Medium (.Z")·'Z.75 bas~cally good people ... Our Lar.e .(15")·.J.95 observers at sea don't en counter any bad vibes with them - they realize we're just For Noh addldoaal out there doing a job. I love going to sea with those guys. " Inlredl.nt on a plain Carr described other func oh.... pizza, add: tions of t.he fishery center as 8 ...U·400 "everything from studying the environment in which these Medlam • aso marine animals live through measuring population sizes. We Larl.· '1._ have to be able to identify eggs, larvae, etc. Then we have a Th. obolo. 01 :- ather extensive aquarium ll':Stem to raise the animals in I ...redleataa fqr research. Our research IOvolves oceanographers, P.pp.ronl, Onion, physical oceanographers, M.. broom, Saa•••• , meteorologists,_ mathema ticians, populAtion dyoami Green P.pper, Bam, ci1lts, economists, physiologiSts Sala.. l, 81ao:' onv.. aad chemists. We often hire s dents on a part-time basis." Carr also explained the The...... eUve17 i portance of weather con ohaqe 01 so. per tions and meteorological data pizza. in their research. "Fish, tuna in particular, tend to concentrate around temperature boundary layers. So we furnish some tuna boats ·EVENING with instruments for tempera ture sampling, and they report CALL 481-9491 DELIVERY in to us every day," Carr said.