Volume 18, Numbe r 5 University of California, San Diego Tuesday, January 23, 1973 Fourth College: An Entity or Set of Courses Greg Hid(s A large number of course re­ students to choose whether they quirements and a'n emphasis on prac­ wanted to complete requirement tical application of knowledge are part courses and then participate in inter­ of the outline for Fourth College, ac­ disciplinary courses, or to take inter­ fording to Roy D'Andrade, chairman of disciplinary courses sooner. the planning committee for Fou rth As far as the problem of 'weak' College. Mr. D' Andrade (speaking, it courses is concerned, Mr. D'Andrade should be noted, in an individual stated that the solution to the problem capacity and not as a spokesman for is to maintain a high quality faculty. , the committee) stated that the general One method of evaluation the success UCSD students who participated in the first annual whale hunt were intention of the college is to perform or failure of the college is, he said, the excited to see whales, but no one was unhappy to get back on shore. the functions that neither Revelle, establishment of an "education evalua­ Muir, or Third College perform at the tion and experimentation unit". Th is present time. would provide a means of student evaluation of the courses they have One distinctive feature of the con­ Whaling Over Bounding Main taken; a student could, for example, cept for Fourth College, Mr. D' An­ evaluate a course two years after he Rick Drom drade said, is an emphasis on " present took it, so that he would be able to say day problem areas in society, culture, The first annual Triton Times Whale A study in 1961 indicated that over how much the course had helped him. and the world". The proposed hunt was almost a resounding sucess. 6,000 Grey whales passed Point Loma A number of questions have been curriculum for the college includes, he UCSD has always been associated that season. raised in connection with the outline said, twenty required courses in the with the sea and oceanography. After a half hour at sea no whales and orientation of the school. Michele areas of Humanities and Arts, Natural Indeed all eight residence halls at had been sighted but already a few of Peltier, a student representative on the Science, Math, and Social Sciences. Revelle are named after famous the passengers didn't care. The ocean planning committee, stated that the Five courses will be required in each of oceanographic vessels. But how many swells had become quite large and it college was not being discussed " as an these areas. Three of the five courses Tritons have ever spent time away from felt like a roller-coaster ride as the ship entity, but as a set of courses". She required in each area will be taken in a solid ground? went down one side of a swell and up stated that the planning for the college three course sequence, some of which The Triton Times was anxious to the other. The shipped dropped out has not sufficiently taken into account are interdisciplinary. There will be a allow students to taste life at sea so it from under foot and then it bounced student wants and needs. In particular, number of choices of possible se­ appealed to the Revelle Guest-in­ back up. Thus began the time-honored she said that the present plans are for a quences within each area of study, Residence Committee for help. ritual of feeding the sea with that highly structured college, without suf­ thus, in Mr. D' Andrade's estimation, Together they decided to sponser a 2'/2 mornings breakfast. ficient room for choice or planning on providing for breadth as well as choice hour ocean cruise to watch migrating Of course most of the Tritons were the part of the students. Ms. Peltier on the part of the student. Courses whales. unaffected, but there was a group of stated that if students wish to have a taken for a major can fulfill the The plan seemed very simple. Boy Scouts on board who should have greater say in the planning of the remaining requirement of two courses Students would board a bus at Urey stuck to rubbing sticks together on dry college, they should speak up and in one of the four areas of study. Hall which would take them to a land. make their wishes known to those who chartered boat. The boat would then No one cried out, "Thar she blowsl" One matter which was discussed a are concerned with this planning. cruise down to the Coronado Islands in the traditional manner but almost great deal in the committee, Mr. O'An­ The tentative plans for the college and follow the migrating California everybody screamed in unison as the drade said, was the question of the will be officially presented this week. Grey Whales. The Triton Times would first whale spout was seen. The guide number of general course re­ The preliminary outline still must go provide free advertising and the Com­ on the ship announced that it was quirements. He said that the final deci­ through the committee on Educational mittee would help to subsidize each probably a pregnant female. They sion of the committee was to include Pol icy and Academic Senate before participant. u~ually travel singly and spout often, both breadth and choice in the further action is taken on the general Tuesday the organisers received he explained. program of requirements. Another proposals which the committee sub­ word that the 120-person boat that After that we saw spouts and the decision of the committee was to allow mits. they chartered could not be used on backs of these monsters of the seas January 29th, the day of the trip. about every five minutes. The skipper Instead, only a 50-person boat could of the ship tracked the whales' be chartered. Sign-ups reopened. movements with sonar. But each time Thursday the larger boat discovered that the ship approached near a whale, Ruiz and Affirmative Action that it also could not sail on Saturday. it would sound, (blow its spout) and Kathy Redding Sign-ups were closed . dive. This was termed "fluking" Oi cussing Affirmative others, "in that order." dinosaur" in term of Finally a ship large enough to hold because the whale would raise its rear tressing the need for curriculum. Its humanities those that had already signed up was portion, flukes, out of the water in the Action last Thursday at a process. noon meeting of UC D "social conscience" as op­ sequence, he said, is " the located. • Women, Dr. Ramon Ruiz, po ed to "women for the most rigidl structured Despite these difficulties, the Coast Some of these flukings were quite Chairman of th Depart­ sake of women," Ruiz ad­ cour e in th United Cruiser left Urey Hall promptly at 10:30 spectacular, but none was nearer than ment of History, asserted "I vocat d the quota sy tem States." Ruiz would like to A.M. on Saturday, bound for Quivera onehundred yards from the ship. Often for placement of wom n in se Univer ity cour e e­ Ba in, loaded with Tritons. After a small the ship would approach near a whale believe in it more than you important positions. He pand to include the mix-up, all 65 arrived at their destina­ only to have a fishing boat or sailboat do." alo entertained p r p ctive of all people tion, Fisherman's Landing. come by and scare the whale away. Dr. Ruiz defended his department, in which four suggestions from the goup of all race, " not ju t Jews The sun was warm as we waited to One time, seven spoutings were seen in about two minutes. There must have of the twenty members of husband-wife team and Gree ," and i Joard the "San Diego" Indeed, as it represent minority groups teaching and mandatory working to bring abut slowly chugged out of the harbor at been at least three or more whales (1 black, 1 woman , I hiring of women in the chang in his own d part­ 11 :45 it looked like a very warm traveling in that group. establi hment of a UCSD journey was ahead. The skipper of the ship kept chicano, and Ruiz him elf men!. of Mexican extraction), as fourth college. But as the "San Diego" left the San repeating, "The whales are not having the best record on Such progr s in ac­ Diego hargor it picked up speed and a cooperating today," or "They are very frigid ocean breeze cooled everyone uncooperative today". On a good day "thi god-forsaken cam­ Although he de cribed quiring n w ,.lJlember ..1nd pus." At present one other off. All eyes were out to sea as each many whales can been seen and publication as the most im­ re tructurrng courses sought a glimpse of the mighty sometimes they will even come right woman and one black are portant ta k of University within the Hi tory 0 part­ also being considered for levia than, of the sea, the California up to the ship and look it over. That profes ors, Dr. Ruiz voiced m nt, aid Ruiz, will con­ Grey whale. didn't happen last Saturday. positions in his depart­ opinions on the econdary tribute to it becoming the By 1 :45 we were well out to sea and ment, where Ruiz gives function of teaching, Grey whales belong to the family of b t UCSD department in had to turn around and head for shore. priority in hiri ng to deploring R veil Call ge the social ciences b th Baleen whales who migrate each By then it was quite cool. On the way minoriti s, women, and nd f thi year. winter to warmer waters. In the a sa" 1 91 h - c e n t u r y back the ride was again quite rough, summer they are found in the Bering but this time there was nothing to take ea. But as winter approaches, they one's mind off of the ocean swells. split into two groups and head south. One group follows the coast of Korea More scouts and a few Tritons con­ The Women's Film tinu to give offerings to the sea in and Japan; the larger group go down d hopes of quelling the waves. Thi Thur day at 8 pm in d aling with th oppr s- Our coast past Oregon and California. Everyone seemed glad to step on to USB 2722, WLF will be ian and ploitation in Their destination is the warm lagoons terra firma, especially the scout. All pres ntlng, "The Women's th ir liv . pa in Baja California yvhere their young Film." This rent movie What' it lik to b a ar born. arrived home afely, but th ir journ y would not be soon forRotten. Many of how wom n from div r mother' on welfar ? How portant It is not known precis Iy how many the Tritons could still feel the sway of walk of life, from tud nt do it f I to work a hard Grey whales still exist. They were . th ocean a they lay on their bed that to hou wiv to w Ifar n m n in th offic almost exterminated by hunters until night. mothers, talking about and and b told, "Not ad, for a 1895 when were law. COMMUNITY BLOOD BANK Dr. Renzer began his career as a physicist, but soon Angeles, will discuss plans for a Watts cable televi­ FEIFFER 327 F. Street b~came captivated by the possibilities of applying sion system in his lecture March 1. physical concepts to biological problems. Subse­ The final lecture, March 8, will be a discussion of A PAYS DONORS quently he concentrated his research on behavioral the social implications of . current and future ~&' for service biology. Since 1967 he has been Professor of Biology developments i!, coaxial communications. Lecturer -,0 '13. at Califol'nia Institute of Technology where he is will be Walter S. Baer, author of several reports and Tue.-Fri. investigating the behavior of the fruit fly studies on communications systems. He is currently 9:45-5:30 (Drosophila). consultant to the RAND Corporation's com­ Sat. 9:3085:30 After receiving his Ph.D. from Purdue University, munications policy program. Closed Sun . & Mon. Dr. Benzer accepted a position there as an instructor 233·8328 of Physics. Later he became an Associate Professor of Biophysics at Purdue. In 1968 the University awarded him an honorary Doctor of Science degree. Among the many awards and honors he has The True Confessions USE ... received are the Signma Xi Research Award, the Your academic and staff Lasker Award in 1971, and the Gairdner Award of employees Credit Union Merit in Canada. He has also published more than 50 articles in the fields of physics, molecular biology, of St. Augustine ~I~ILI I(Jrl II) ~11l'()Il2lr~ and behavioral biology. willi lalll ~ 1M transl ..... Student "Directories Alternative Television Student Directories are available for 1972-1973 (for Edward Simons students, staff, and faculty) are in the Information A series pf public lectures to explore the use of The seasonal Interest In St. Augustine being once Center Urey Hall Lobby, Reyelle College. cable television as an alternative to traditional broad­ ilg.in upon us, It Is perhaps fl«lng that this man be cast media began at the University of Califorrnia, San resurrected for your readlns pleasure. And why noU Time to Diego, last Thursday, January 18. ( Someone was bound to resurred him sooner or later.) The lectures will be held in Room 2100 of the Basic Recycle Your Woman Writer in Science Bldg., School of Medicine, from 4-6 p.m. Great art thou, 0 Lord, and greatly to be praised : ~8TT8I.S Ttl TH8181 ..TttI~ For The every Thursday through March 8 with one excep-' great is thy power, and thy wisdom is infinite. And man, Sake of Man Old Tin Can? tion.The lecture normally to be scheduled Thursday, who being a part of what thou hast created, is desirous UCSD Women Offer a Male Culture February 22, will be given Friday, February 23. to praise thee. I admire thee, 0 Lord, and thy majesty; I Creation Hypothesis Lacks In a world concerned with See your Credit Union for new and used car, The series is part of any upper division course in am inflamed with a desire to praise thee. See, 0 lord, Proposals for Fourth survival , man's health "The Woman Writer in a Male Culture" will be how the rash spreads, the blue line from my heart to Critical Compinents to Merit truck, camper. motor cable television under the direction of Oscar Gandy, needs are high priority, home and mobile home discussed by Christiane Rochefort, French novelist UCSD Lecturer in Communications, and sponsored my navel. .College Planning from Paris, France, at a Literature Department Informal Presentation ~/ongside Explore chiropractic, the loans. Our " Automa · by the Communications Program of UCSD'S Third Now that I have buttered thee up, 0 Lord, possibly Dear Dr. D'Andrade: tion" (Auto Information Wednesday afternoon meeting on January 24, 1972 at 4 College. we can make a deal mutually advantageous to us both. Science Cirricula. As you know, the University is pledged to making a non·polluling natural way Service) can assist you p.m. in the Formal Lounge, Revelle. Ms. Rochefort has I'll take Hippo, and thou, 0 Great lord, can doest what good faith effort to provide equal educational and to health. Beginning with the development of radio and Dear Sirs: planation of the with Blue Book prices, been widely acclaimed for her novel Le repos thou please with what remains. employment opportunities for women and minorities dealer discounts and television broadcast capability, the series will in­ Ordinarily I wouldn't mechanism by which it is Achiropract ic career has so duguerrier 1958; trans. Warrior's Rest, Mckay, N.Y., a (So ends the first chapter. The .rest is concerned with at UCSD. The effort in regard to minorities has been at market value s of new vestigate the development of communications in­ argue with creationists achieved , and if a study of the privatism of a man·woman relationship. calling upon God, and from the translator'S point of least partially successful. There are now some upper much to offer! and used cars. Your stitutions and policy as it relates to public interest. since they are committed, "creator" is invoked, of She has continued her satirical commentary on modern view, pretty heavy stuff.) level minority professors and administrators, and Credit Union makes Differing perspectives will be presented by broad-, for their own reasons, to a how it came to be and of How about you? life in Les Petits enfants du siecle (1961; trans. The A.nd how shall I call upon my God; my lord and courses in and from the minority perspective are being shopping easy , faster casters, cable television professionals, system users, set of postulates which are how it works, about which Become a and saves you money. Children of Heaven), a tale of the rootless life in the ,Godl because that when I invoke him, I call him into offered. and communications instructors. inconsistent with those of science has nothing to say Doctor of new working-class suburbs of Paris; Les Stances a myself; and what place is there in fit for thee to come Early lectures will provided some familiarity with scie nce. However the letter since none of these are This success, small though it has been, has been due ChlropracHc Sophie (1964; trans. as Cats Don't Care for Money and into mel Indeed I but wear a size 13 surplice. the technological differences between broadcast by Messrs Cantor and observable or subject to primarily to the institutional tool Third College has recently made into a f film using American jazz and coaxial systems, with specific attention given to (And finally we come to the whole poin·t of the book: provided. Women, unfortunately, have had no such Write musician Joseph Jarman and his group on the sound­ Sjaholm, and the threat of scientific study. The crea­ channel capacity, system interaction, and cost of Augustine's Conversion, whereupon he turns into a placing creationist tion hypothesis lacks aid, and in spite of professed commitments, little Chlropracllc track); In 1969, her novel Le Printemps au Parking construction and access. Christian.) progress has been made in rectifying the disadvantaged dealing with the search for a new life-style by the youth teaching in public school evidence for some critical Information The remainder of the series will deal with the more So soon therefore a deep consideration even from position of women at UCSD. There are only a few of the sixties, came out. Her latest book, ('est bizarre, scie nce curricula prompts components and involves a Bureau operational questions related to cable television the secret bottom of my soul grew large and my errors women faculty members at UCSD and most of them are I'ecriture is the of the writing of a novel. She is an this. To teach that the more complex explanl­ p,O, Box 1051 University & State Employees story such as regulation and programming. seemed to me to form a large heap in fromt of my eyes. at the lowest steps; there are no women administrators active member of the Women's Liberation Movement tenets of a religion have tion, To give it equal status San Diego , Ca. 92112 Credit Union Upcoming lecturers include Nathaniel E. Feldman, I decided to leave Alypius and his comforting abode. in any significant policy making positions; courses from in France (MLf) and has appeared as a spokewoman on equal weight in deter­ in a science class subverts Phone 234·8436 5555 Mildred St. 297·1838 an engineer and staff member of the RAND Cor­ I climbed over the heap and left. My soul longed to be the women's perspective are virtually non-existent. French television. All are welcome to attend the mining scientific truth as the principles on which 5191 College Ave . 286·4210 poration for the past 12 years and author of several alone and my pride could little bear the eyes of others We of UCSD Women therefore strongly urge your discussion. do those of science is science rests. key references in the field of communications seeing me weep. I came upon a fig tree, I know not dangerous to the develop­ Not that the scientific Committee to provide through Fourth College the technology and planning, will give the second lec­ how, and flung myself into what shade the tree offered, ment of accurate scientific method is infallible, nor institutional vehicle that alone can ensure that oppor­ ture January 25 . He will discuss the current state of pushing away a dog that was lurking by the trunk. All ability in those who would that valid controversies tunities are in fact equalized for both sexes. UCSD Women to cable television and make some projections about around the ground, even that under the tree, was hot. In the matter of the name alone, Fourth College ==i=-III"II11;I~I;I~I;I~"";I~I~;'~;I11""I==1!: learn it. Science involves , don't exist in science, but future coaxial systems. . Yet where I sat was cool. Was this the visitation of the meticulous (we hope) consistently the scientific could set a precedent-making example. If the college is Hear Chancellor Clayton H. Brace, Vice President and General lordl Had I at last cought his attention I observation, verifiable by method has been the most named after one of our great women not a European, For the college gradu- Manager of KGTV, Channel 10, in San Diego, will No, it was not that. I was too late. The dog had struck. independent, skeptical successful yet devised to for in Europe women are often considered men's This Thursday at noon, January 25th, UCSD women ;: ate who wants to play ;: discuss the regulation of cable television from the This made me weep all the more and for a moment, I observers; hypothesis explain, predict, and con­ intellectual equals, but an Americana great step will hear a tape recording of Chancellor McElroy's point of view of a broadcaster at the February 1 considered removing the onion slices from under my generation based on all trol the universe we live in. forward could be taken. Both men and women alike a part In shaping social statement to the Departments heads at the October lecture. eyes- but only for a moment. Suddenly, I heard a voice relevant facts; critical will benefit from the recognition that women have polley and social change. workshops or at Affirmative Action. On February 8, Leonard K. Tozer, General call Gut my name. As fo~ Messrs Cantor and made a significant contribution to American society, resting of the hypothesis; Sjaholm, before fossils Manager of Southwestern Cable Company of Pacific " Augustinel" and rejection of and not just in the home. Naming Fourth College after Beach will discuss his involvement in landmark I looked around but no one did I see. were recognized as being someone like Elizabeth Cady Stanton, for example, Biomedical Lecture hypotheses which fail the "our most direct link with regu latiory decisions by the Federal Com­ The voice came again. "Augustinel" tests . Of two hypotheses would do much to overcome the negative psy­ Two Vear Professional Degree munications Commission and related problems with "Yes?" I answered, sure in the secret bottom of my the prehistoric past", it was chological assumptions implicit in the present situation Biologist-geneticist Seymour Benzer will deliver the which explain an observa­ widely held in European Masler of Public Polley first Biomedical Lecture of 1973 at the UC San Diego copyright, city franchise, and system expansion. heart who ' spoke my name. "Yes, my Lordi Speak, 0 tion equally, the less com­ wherein only men have been considered of sufficient The central issues of cable regulation as they relate speak! Thy servant Augustine awaits thy words, which culture that God created stature to honor in naming a college after them. Offered by Ihe Gnduale School of School of Medicine, Wednesday, January 24. plex is accepted (Occam's Adam and Eve lock stock Public Policy The admission-free discussion of "Genes and to protection of public interest will be discussed will fall upon my ears, to be greeted like a starving man razor). Of two alternative Although this matter may at present be. beyond the February 15 by Alfred G. Ferris, corporation attorney greets a big, juicy-" • and barrel from clay and charge of your Committee, your group can, and Behavior in Drosophila" will be at 8:30 pm in the hypotheses, one with valid ribs. Since then, science University of California. Berteley Garren Auditorium on the first floor of the Basic and partner in the San Diego firm of Ferris, Weather­ "Augustine! I" su pporting evidence and should, go on record in favor of this recommendation. ford, Brennan & Lerg. "Yes, my Lordi" has been filling in the However, in the curriculum offered and in the Science Building on the La Jolla campus. The public is one without evidence, the "transitional forms" one at Growing numbers of college graduates are seeking invited. Donald O. Williams, General Manager of Cable "For once in your life- shut up and listenl" organizational structure for Fourth College much can former is accepted, a time. To argue 'that gaps the skills and training Ihat will enable them to help Dr. Benzer is responsible for showing that single TV, Inc. in EI Cajon, will lecture February 23 on his ' I bowed my head in reverence to God's command. regardless of lack of be done to help provide women the kinds of in the fossil record, which solve pressing problems in areas of public policy, functional genes can be split into hundreds of smaller recent experiences and future plans for local " Yes, my Lord. What is itl" evidence against the latter. educational and employment opportunities not yet are progressively such as health care, the environment, education, and recombining elements. By splitting genes and un­ origination programming as well as identifying the "That's it, fat-mouth. Just shut up and listen." Both creation and evolu­ availaable to them at UCSD. The legal requireroents of problems of origination. Somehow, for some reason, I was expecting narrowing, support crea­ the Education Act of 1972, which will have to be the like. Governmental research and community raveling their internal structure he forced a reexamina­ tion will explain a given tion over evolution is Don Bushnell, Director of the Watts Communica­ something different. enforced whatever may be the policies of the Nixon organizalion are coming increaSingly 10 recognize an tion of the classical concepts of these elementary units life-form in the fossil wishful thinking. Secondly, of heredity. tion Bureau, Inc. of the Mafundi Institute, Los Weren't youl record, but whereas the Administration, demand immediate attention. Fourth urgent need for trained analysis to help design, evolution is not "contrary College offers the most viable tool for ensuring that evolution hypothesis re­ to the second law of ther­ implement, and evaluate new and effective domestic quires explanations of those requirements are indeed met. policies and programs. modynamics". Anyone UCSD Women would, therefore, like to meet with mechanism for mutation who thinks it is doesn't and natural selection, your Committee as soon as possible to discuss these The field of the applicant's undergraduate major is understand the second proposals in detail. Very truly yours, which are successfully not critical for admission; we welcome applications law. Consult a ther­ Helen S. Hawkins (Graduaie Student, being provided by science modynamics textbook. from engineers and scientists as well as from those Department of History) for UCSD Women in more and more detail, Daniel K. Hartline with degrees in the social sciences and humanities. creation requires an ex- The applicant should have serious interest'Tn makin~ia c en- career in the area of public pOliC5' . courages the use of ils editorial pages as a forum If you are inlerested in learning more about the for the Uniyerslty com- = program , contact your Placement Center immediately = munity. 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State ...... :: libel con Iderations unle s :: ~I. ---.----_.... _ ...... _-----'= 'nulT Mil' pecif! all indicated otherwise. ~ 11111111111111"1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 ~ Page 3 Tuesday, January 23,1973 Triton Time Page 2 Triton Times Tuesday, January 23, 1973 TEACHERS 1M Basketball Grapplers Dominate EXCHANGE OR RENTIYOUR Tourney Once Again HOME THIS VACATION Scor s Quickly VACAnON EXCHANGE The UCSD wrestling team ac­ provides hstings of available 43 112- 39111 as Southern Cali·fornia HiSh Tide low Tide teacher homes throughout Due Phillips complished one of their more Collese and Cal State Los Angeles were Sunrise -7:00 Sunset - 5:23 California, New York astonishing feats - in a season which has both tied for first with UCSD third going Here we are only two weeks il'llo the quarter and the Date, Day a.m. hI. p.m. ht: a.m. hI. p.m. hI. for free inforrmtlon, write featured many for them - a week ago into the finals. The odds were against intramural basketball season is already producing some Jan . 24, Wed. 12 :59 5.0 12:53 3.5 7:22 1.7 6:47 1.4 ·TlAa.u' VACArJON DotAHGl last weekend (or the weekend before UCSD even more, since SCC had 4 men ~I interesting surprises. Take for example the strange Jan . 25, Thurs. 1 :47 4.9 3:34 2.9 8:57 1.7 7:31 2.0 goings-on in the Gouda Burst League, where SALT last if that clarifies matters) by once going to the finals, CSULA had 3 men in ' .0._4427 Sunrise - 6:58 Sunset - 5:27 AND PEPPER got out spiced by Roger Gottfried's fired­ again walking away with the CalTech the finals and 3 in the consolation while ' ...... u..,,'" up FIG MOTHERS. It looks as if only MIZER'S REJECTS tournament crown. Their tournament UCSD had only 4 wrestlers left Date, Day 3.m. ht. p.m. hI. 3.m. ht. p.m. ht. (named ,for the dearly departed reject himself) will victory was high I ighted by outstanding altogether, 3 in the finals and 1 in the Jan. 26, Fri. 2:45 4.9 5:11 2.7 10:46 1.3 8:24 2.5 performances by the entire team, consolation bracket, along with their have a chance of stopping Roger's gang, if they can Jan. 27, Sat. 3:55 4.9 7:01 3.0 11 :57 0.8 10:01 2.7 AT THE snap back from their loss to RUBBER BAND. notably Curtis Tom, Jorge Correa, Javier four point deficit. This situation Jan. 28, Sun. 5:03 5.1 7:38 3.3 - 12:51 0.3 GLOSE Correa and big man John Knapp. Over in the Harlequ in Canape League one of the necessitated a victory by each of UCSD's Jan. 29, Mon. 5:55 5.5 7:57 3.6 12 :05 2.5 1:26 0.1 It was a case of narrow victory as the pre-sea-son favorites, DRY HEAVES, fell to what now wrestlers over their individual op­ Jan . 30, Tues. 6:38 5.8 8:28 3.8 12 :19 2.5 1:55 0.5 looks to be the class of a classless league, the DORKS. wrestlers came away with a mere 3 point ponents. The finals were first and Jorge Unless the lowly HONKERS can get in their way, the victory margin. Each year UCSD and Javier Correa along with John appropriately named dORKS may stumble to the proceeds to the tournament fearing that Knapp all came through with their league title. this will be th~ year they lose their needed victories. What it all came down crown (they have never lost the tourna­ to was the Curtis Tom consolation Spikers Blunted Meanwhile, Doug's SCREAMING PYGMIES got the The UCSD hoopsters from the cheerleader, a ment since they've been going), and this match. Needless to say he won under all jump on the Berlinkranzer League by destroying emerged from a weekend contingent from Third, and year the fear was more prominent than the pressure, we won as a team conse­ The UCSD Volley bailers at one point. highly-touted L C SHADOWS. THE LlTILE MEN, if they of disconcerting basketball some loyal Del Marites, usual. Coach Pinkerton, despite the quently, and the traditiohal Holly~ood journeyed to Dav is Ia st The entire tournament, can find someone big enough to contain Stretch at the All-Cal Tournament AII~Cal Slides almost managed to pull off co nfidence he has in his wrestlers, ending came true with UCSD walking Saturday for what might be including flights to and Yokota and get by the CHOKEFAKES (usually com­ at UC Irvine with one win the victory. seriously felt that this year they would away with the gold once again. termed a "Iearning ex- from Davis, took place in a parable to beating the 1962 ew York Mets in a clutCh and two hard-fought The following night perience." The Tritons lost single day, sta rting at 6:30 NOW PLAYING place second or third, merely because The tournament was not an easy one­ Crime and comedy--romance game)could sneak through their league. losses. After a shaky first began on an incredible of their debilitating Ick of depth. He was which you might first i.magine upon to the likes of UCLA , in the morning. To il- and roguery--$uspicious Past Tritons .cHylHes at I n isolated Coed basketball has produced an amazing spectrum half Thursday night against note as the same officials pleasantly surprised when three hearing it is the Cal Tech tournament. Berkeley, Davis and River- lustrate the sad shape that country layam on • storm· of teams this year, rangil]g from the lovable "hang­ UC Santa Cruz, the Tritons (a 6-11 center and 6-8 and protecting their own by who refereed the previous wrestlers took firsts and another took a side, though it might be finances for UCS D sports swel'l nighl 1 cenlury Igo There were 16 teams entered and these cr•• 1es a 'flStty amusing loose run around and have a ball while you're getting smoked for 19 straig ht 6-6 forwards) and com­ disproportionate foul­ night were on hand once third for the grapplers tournament­ included a host of formidable wrestling sa id they did come close to are in, the si ngle trip took heart-pouncHng melodrama. creamed" ALAMO W B'A to the devastating MRS . points and eventually won posed of former high calling. Witness, for exam­ again. The Tritons didn't winnin/! 57111 points. powers, such as California State Univer­ the UCB Bears and the up half of the volleyball Family entertainment . MOSS with hotshots Norma and Carla terrorizing their 85-65. Albeit basically a school and JC stars who are ple, the USD - Southern lose their poise, but still The usual performers of UCSD sity at Los Angeles and Southern Califor­ UC R Highlanders. What budget. The team must opponents. Other than the latter, the toughest teams sloppily played game, the all on scholarship. But any California College game went down to defeat at the showed their prowess in taking firsts. nia College. Coach Pinkerton was quite did the Tritons learn at the now content itself with seem to be in the listering League where everyone will Tritons enjoyed their most diehard Triton fan will tell which was played last hands of UC Davis by a Jorge Correa continued in his pleased, after he was finished being All-Cal? They learned they playing in local tour- be having a ball with CAMEL'S HUMPS (rumored to be balanced scoring attack of you that UCSD basketball Saturday night at SCC in score of 74-69. Both sides asto ni shing winning ways taking all shocked, with the performance of his have a long way to go. But naments and nearby com- the best in town at the price), especially those well­ the year. paul Trainer led teams love to take on this Costa Mesa . USD was pla yed well and it was a three of his matches, becoming the wrestlers. They each performed quite keeping in mind a few petition, and bide its time known perverts, the GOOSERS, ifrheydon'tget rolled the way with 19, and he was type of team. This year's beaten in overtime by a lack of clutch play by the tournaments MVP for the second year in well and, to put it truthfully, he was at a brilliant moments (unfor- until the NAIA finals, right out of the gym . Of course Jock Elliott has put closely followed by Gie club is no exception as they team which they had pew­ Tr itons that spelled defeat. a row. He accomplished his third victory loss for words to describe their tremen­ tunately they were far which will be held at UCS D together another great team, and this quarter she's Simpson with 12, Pete outhustled and outplayed cioualy clobbered by 33 Paul and Gie again led the between) the team knows in early May. by pinning his opponent in less thaen a dous team effort and individual perfor­ it has the potential to play •______--. playing with gu ys as well as girls. We always knew that Henderson with 10, Herb the Anteaters, but were ex­ points in San Diego, and scoring with 24 and 18 mi nute (there are eight minutes allotted mances. It all came down to the entire Cheryl was a versatile young lady. Of course we have to Hunter with 9, and Jon Le asperatingly thwarted, the foul discrepancy was points, respectively. per match) and perhaps just as amazing, team putting forth maximum effort in with top flight competi- mention the greatest anomaly of all, Bubbles' BODIES. Levi er with 7. Boom Boom largely due to some of the even more pronounced The Tritons hope to get po lishing off all three of his opponents achieving this victory. The team was tion, particularly after Can't help wondering where she got them. Breathwaite and Steve strangest officiating ever than in the UCSD + UCI back on the winning track in a little less then 6% minutes. undermanned and underdogged but leading the former NCAA AII -i n-all, it looks like a fine basketball season. If the Hig g in s enjoyed their seen. UCSD was assessed game. In any case, suffice it this Friday against West­ Javier Correa followed in his brother's largely on pure guts and determination champions, the Bruins, 4-1 BEESH EATERS don't get the KLAP playing with MRS. highest point totals of the 29 foul s to UCl's 18 which to say that the Tritons mont in the UCSD gym at 8 fo otsteps in a style just slightly less pulled it out. MOSS in the Pristeen League and the MICKEY year as they garnered 13 actually should come as no wound up on the short end pm. Westmont is ranked gla morous. He defeated his thref: op­ The problem UCSD must face now is MOUSERS don't wind up with LEATHER BALLS after and 8, respectively. surprise to anyone who is of a 66-60 score. Tall Paul No. 12 in the nation in ponents for a fi rst in a time of less then their dual match season. Coach Pinker­ .Il0ZAN'S playing the PUMPERS, all should be fine. If you get The next night the into Orange County and Gie led the scoring NAIA basketball, and an 12 minutes. Old man John Knapp, in his ton would probably desire an entire BYTHfSlA bored on a Sunday, Tuesday, or Wednesday night, Tritons battled UCI, which basketball. Orange County with 20 and 14, respective­ upset could give UCSD a slow, methodical and not too flashy season of tournaments, but that's just OFFERS come on over to the gym and watch some of the on paper appeared to be a officials seem to be par­ ly, and with the help of good shot at a national style, finished off the three obstacles put not the way the cookie crumbles. He's action .. . it never stops. fruitless task. Irvine was big ticularly intent upon some raucous support tournament berth. in his path in a time of 9Y2 minutes on critically short of bodies to form a dual his way to the first place gold. Perhaps meet team. The next team to be up for 50¢ the most crucial finisher, however, was UCSD is UC Riverside who come down Dinners Cu rtis Tom who wrestled outstandingly this Thursday night. 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Page 4 Triton Times Tuesday, January 23, 1973 Pa8~ 5 Tuesday, January 23, 1973 Triton Times In the opening of REAR WINDOW, there Is a good example of how Hitchcock stresses the Importilnce of Hi 'chcock in the visual, in this particular case, to convey to the audience the basic plot of the film. After panning announcements across a series of apartment buildings, the camera continued from p.ge a. L s Angeles slowly goes through a window into an apartment. Then there is a shot of Stewart in a wheel chair, followed by a Hitchcock general UCSD Theatre presents two Henry Stelmiln one-act plays from th e close-up of one of his. legs in a cast. The camera then Black Theatre repertoire : pans around the room, showing a series of shots: one continued from pilge 6 The Triton Wargaming Society meets every Thurs. "Clara 's Ole Man " by Ed A week ago, I had the rare opportunity of meeting a close-up is of a broken camera; another is of pictures night in room Mu ir 2C Bullin s and " Day of man considere by many to be the finest film director of racing cars, and another is of a stack of a particular figure out that the main character is a magazine 1110. rhe room is ours from Absence" by Douglas of all time, Alfred Hitchcock. magazine. In this one scene, the audience can already photographer who broke his leg while covering an 6 on and we stay all nilllht. Turner Ward. One is a auto race, and you also know that because of his leg, he "slice-of-life" drama and Mr. Hitchcock's personal appearance last weekend continued on pille 7 at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art launched will be confined to his apartment for a whiile. The Phlorescent Leech and the other is a hilarious what is to be a month long program covering In closing, Hitchcock went on to describe the art of Eddie Mark Volman and farce . Fri., Sat. , Sun. at 8 Hitchcock's achievements in both television and mo­ montage (or cutting) in filmmaking. In giving an Howard Kaylan in Concert p.m. in UCSD Theatre. example of the importance of montage, he said, in with special guest come­ Tickets and info at Urey tion picttfres. Hall Box Ortice. (1/ 26) REAR WINDOW (1954) was the first film on the REAR WINDOW you have a close-up of Stewart dian Murray Roman, UCSD Gym Ian. 27, Sat. Nite, 8:30 program. Actor Jimmy SStewart, who starred in the looking out his window at the apartment across the Art Show - Monumental way. If you then cut and show Miss Lonely Hearts in her p.m. $1 .50 UCSD students film, made a surprise appearance to introduce both the PreSale, $2.00 allot hers Pre­ Garage Sale run by Martha film and Mr. Hitchcock. After the film ended, Charles apartment, the audience would think that Stewart is a Sale $2.50 everyone at the Rosier: Containment & Champlin, film critic for the l.A. Times, conducted and nice, sympathetic fellow: but 'if you take the same door. Tickets available at decontalnment. Super hour long interview with liitchcock, which included a close-up of Stewart, and then cut to a shot of Miss Urey Hall Box Office. (1/27) records, books, clothes, Torso, well, then Stewart becomes a sex maniac. weird items & psychic question and answer session with the audience. MATH CLINIC is now In discussing REAR WINDOW, Hitchcock described For those of you who are Hitchcock admirers or film detritus ... some giveaways. nuts and ·you have a chance to get to l.A. during the open . Our tutors are Come seer Come earlyl it as his "most purely visual film ." It was an opportunity available to help in any Opening Jan. 19, 5:30 - for him to do a strictly cinematic film . First, you have When asked about the relatively little dialogue in the next few weeks, I most strongheartedly recommend lower division math or beer and cookies. Show Stewart, immobilized due to a broken leg, looking out film, Hitchcock stated that in his films, the dialogue is you see the remainder of the Hitchcock films that will science course. Room 5132 open daily, 12-5 & Wed . 8- his apartment window; secondly, the camera shows not as important to him as the visual presentation, and, be shown. Mon. -Thur. 12 :30-5 p.m. 10 p.m. Rev. H-l Student what Stweart sees, and thirdly, it shows how he reacts therefore, it is the last thing written before the shooting Oh, in case you want to know, yes, I did get Hitchcock's and 7-10 p.m. Friday 12:30-5 Gallery, rm . ]254. Show to. what he sees. of the film. autograph. p.m. (1/29) closes the 27th - but all the good stuff may go earlyl Pocket Billiards Tour­ (1/26) PRESENTING HITCHCOCK naments, Girls and Guys. this, remember that. You're riding on ou.r reputation." l.A. COUNTY ART MUSEUM UCSD Pool Tournament " Phlo and Eddie really move, they never seem to get Tickets at leo S. BING Theatre Box Office will take place beginning B'ulbus and Beard stuck." Sat . Ian . 27 . The tour­ " You call that rock and rom" Remaining Schedule: naments are being spon­ Scott Anderson sored by the Revelle, Third "Fa ntastic, Incredible variety. Nikki Hoi makes me and Muir College pool cream in my moo-moo." Thur. Jim. 25, 8 pm - halls. Sign Upl Where - Heeeey keeds! There's no stopping it now .. . it's the " ... Flash ing brilliantly on several levels, like a SHADOW OF A DOUBT (1943) Each college pool hall or Phlorescent Leech and Eddie! And they're gonna bop diamond." NORTH BY NORTHWEST (1959) res. dean's office, When - you on your beano with a replica brontosaurus! And if "When do they sing 'Happy Together'?" Fri. Jan . 26, 8 pm - Sat. Jan . 20 through Thurs. that doesn't shake up your laconic sock-tops kids, "A great, titillating and original sound." Ian. 25, 5:00 p.m. Cost - maybe the Chalice of Horror will wiggle your buns. THE MAN WHO KNEW TOO MUCH (1934) $.50 registration fee. Rule "Which one is the fat guy?" VERTIGO (1958) Phlo and Eddie (Howard Kaylan and Mark Volman) As choir boys together, Phlo and Eddie learned sheets will be distributed at have been using the rhythym method since they were charity. And now they're giving Zappa a big break, Sat. Jan. 27,8 pm - registration. UCSD student hustlers welcome. (1/23) choirboys. And now, after rising through fame in such even if it means their reputation, with a chance to write YOUNG AND INNOCENT (1936) groups as THE CROSSFIRES, THE TURTLES and THE a song for their new Broadway show, "Thirty Five THE MAN WHO KNEW TOO MUCH (1956) Fellowships are available MOTHERS OF INVENTION, Kaylan and Vol man are Minutes From Shaboigan." "The sad story of a large from State Farm for Thur. Feb. 1,8 pm- students in business or "Phlorsescent Leech and Eddie!" white rat who comes to the City in search of comic NOTORIOUS (1946) According to the Chicago Sun-Times, "This group is business-relaied fields such garbage. And all he can find is a home in King County STRANGERS ON A TRAIN (1951) as computer science, totally nuts." "This group" includes Don Preston, and four Melanie albums which he eats and dies." economics, mathematics, Aynsley Dunbar and Jm Pons (all of the Mothers) and Of course Phlo and Eddie won't lose any momen­ Fri. Feb. 2, 8 pm - and pre-law, who have Gary Rowles (formerly of Love) as well as Phlo and tum during a performance with the disgusting and ROPE (1948) demonstrated exceptional Eddie. sadistic Zanzini Brothers. The Zeet Zanzinis will rudely THE TROUBLE WITH HARRY (1956) leadership on the campus These boys are as cute as cabbage heads and, given As the Turtle in 1965 commit cruel cri mes wi th stuffed dogs and the front or In the community and half a chance, will grease your eustachean tubes with row audience. Sat. Feb. 3, 8 pm - who will enroll for either vaseline harmonics WHILE SIMULTANEOUSLY Sooo when January 27 rolls around, roll out of bed, THE LODGER (1926) their senior year of un­ Alice Cooper, they even managed to steal some FRENZY (1972) dergraduate school or first scratching your organs with honeyed gravel. Their headlines from him and/or her. roll your own and shake your lumbago with the year of graduate school In 1 audie nces all over the world have been thrown into a • ...... 1•• '." •••• " But we didn't try to. All we did was attempt to Phlorescent Leech and Eddie! It's one of those things Fall 1973. Applications are fre nzy of catatonic hilarity and they always WANT you've been looking for without even knowing it was (Mr. Hitchcock will make a personal appearance upstage Alice and outmug him." Feb. 3.) available from Jean Fort, MORE! in fact, on a recent tour through Europe with They give the credit where it's due, however: lost. Office of Graduate Studies • " Sometimes Ali ce can even beat us at TV Trivia." says and Research , 108 Me. Deadline for applying is • Volman, a cacaphonous cache of carbohydrates. "Wer'e not afraid to play in any band. If any band Feb. 20. (219) : : would have us. Frank took the chance. And he's paying for it now with his career." "Hahal You see, everybody • • thinks Zappa is a tyrant . But he's not really. I am. He'd triton times • • be nothing if it wasn't for us. Frank, if you ever read naz de bubb~ volt se h~ t redder, volt zie 8~ vc n II "u8sen" Copy Readers • • News Department Editor-In-Chief ...... Camy Sharick larry Deckel Karen Glick • • llarbara Randall City Editor ••••••••• Carrie Rickey ~;~~y '1j~~ek Artists Milnalins Editor •• Davi d Bu chbinder Greg Moser Corky M. Cacas ·• .•' Copy Editor ••• Debbie Montgomery Matt Potter Photographers Sports Daryl Amster • Business Miln

tuesday Organization tonight, Lounge at 7:30 p .m. All thursday CHESS TOURNAMENT Tues., Jan. 23, at 7 p.m. in welcomed (1 /23) starts next Tues., 7:30 in the COUNSeliNG and the Informal lounge. All Revelle North dining hall. students and faculty To AI/ Reve ~ le Students. PSYCHOLOGICAL This Thurs. at noon Jan. 25, One round each week. Durinllthe hI! Quarter the SERVICES is sponsoring a members invited to attend The Ski Club will meet UCSD women will hear a Bring your own boards and (1/23) filcuhy reducoed the total series of focused groups Wed. Jan . 24, in room 1110 tape r ecording of sets. (1/23) number 0' courses re­ meeting weekly beginning 2C, at 6:30 to discuss up­ Chancellor McElroy's state­ quired 'or IItaduatlon In Jan. 29. Call 453-2000, ext. coming Ski film, Earth ment to Department heads UCSD ASTRONOMERS, All Rider, and trips to Mam­ Revelle hom .8 to .6 2715, for Infor. about time are welcome to our at the O ctober workshop PREMEDICAL WOMEN courses. In the piIIt because and place to sign up : moth and Kirkwood. Mid­ on affirmative action. (1/23) meeting tonight Tues. at week bus trips to . ski San meet with women medical Revelle's requirement Will Resolving Interpersonal 7:30 p.m. in US B 406O-B. students to share ex­ h1llher thiln the UCSD Conflict, Human Sexuality, Bernardino Mountains will People interested in There will be a talk on also be discussed. Your periences,- discuss medical Senilte minimum 'or the For Women Only, Career stellar evolution and we reading BLAKE meet 7 p.m. school. Winzer Commons, I.A., the Coliese allowed Planning for Black attendance will determine Thurs., 26, at Muir Five and will discuss star parties, whether or not these mid­ Thursday, Jan. 25 at 5:15 extra desree credit whkh Students, Overweight, and future meetings, and a Dime. (1/23) p.m. Workshops will be set did not show on the Explorations (for Bla ck week specials will take possible telescope making place. (1/23) up for application comple­ Relistrar'. trilnscrlpt 0' students only). 1/29) shop. (1/23) Prof. Michael Novak of tion, handling interviews, recortl, for certilin courses S.U.N.Y. will be lecturing at emotional support, visits to such ... 3 unit IIraduate Spiritual enlightenment is the religiou~ study class medical classes and medical Department of Economics eluses, courses where the the subject of a Christian Department of Economics Thur., Jan. 25,2-2:50 U.S.B. rounds at hospitals (and Seminar, Wed., Jan. 24, 1973 credit had been raised 'rom Science lecture to be given Seminar, Tues. Jan. 23, 1973, 3020. Dr. Novak is the other needs as voiced). If 3:30 H-L 3016, Conference one course to 1 V2 courses, by Edward C. Williams, 3:30 p.m. USB 3020. Mr. author of the recent book you are unable to be with Room, Mr. Hal R. Varian etc. Effectively immediiltely e.S.B. of Indianapolis, In­ David Wise University of A Theology for Radical us, but wish to join some of University of California, the Col/elle will discon­ diana, in Cardiff by the Sea, California, Berkeley will Pol itics. (1/23) the activities, or want more tinue this practice;' A Berkeley will speak on: Jan . 27. The lecture, titled speak on : " Academic info, call 454-0297 any Revelle student mily now " Equ ity, Envy and Efficien­ " Let There Be Light," 3 PM, Achievement And Job Per­ WLF is presenting "The evening. Coffee and be grilduated as soon as he cy" (1/23) Women's Film," Thurs. 25, in Masonic Temple, 1401 formance: Earnings and doughnuts will be served at completes 46 courses (any Windsor Road. It is spon­ Promotions" (1 / 23) at 8 p.m. in USB 2722. The the meeting. (1/ 23) 'raction over 180.0 units on' sored by First Church of movie is women from the Registrar's official Christ, Scientist, Encinitas liTh e Woman Writer in a students to housewives to record card will be con­ and Admission is free, Th UCSD Su rf Club will Male Culture" will be dis­ welfare mothers, talking sidered the 46th course), everyone invited. Child meet on this Tues., Jan 23 at cussed at the Lit. Dep. In­ about and dealing with the Jay Martin, Professor of has announced B.A. can­ care is provided. (1/26) 8 p.m. in 2A 2250 to discuss formal Meeting on Wed., oppression and exploita­ English and Comparative didacy, and h ... met all organizational plans, a surf Jan. 24, 4 p.m. in the Formal tion in their lives. An im­ Literature at Irvine, will college and major 're­ The UCSD Math Club will trip, league contests, t­ Lounge. Christian portant film for all to see, speak on "The Rise and Fall quirements. (EI) meet this Tues. Jan. 23, at shirts, and other items. For Rochefort, well-known especially women. (1/23) of the King James Gang: 3:00 in 2A 5218 (note room French novelist, will lead Ethnic Nationalism in Department of Economics more info call Elliott Rabin change). Discuss club ac­ at 453-1969. (1/23) the discussion. Cookies also Dr. Gerald Christeller, of American Literature" on Seminar, Friday Jan . 26, tivities, including several the Vi ctoria University of Thurs., Jan. 25, at 3:30 p.m. 1973, 3:30 p.m., USB 3060, available. All welcome. interesting guest speakers (1 / 23) Wellington, New Zealand, in the International Center. John G. Riley Ass is tant and problem-solving will speak on "The An open discussion will Professor, Boston College sessions . Everyone Relationship Between follow the lecture. (1/23) will speak on "Optimal welcome. (1/ 23) wednesday Wed ., Jan. 24, 3 :30 - Poetry and Music in the Towns : A Theoretical Graduate Student Council Songs of Franz Schubert" analysis of suburban land There will be a meeting of IV Christian Fellowship will Meeting, Conference on Jan. 25, at 8 p.m., in 409 use". (1/ 26) the Christian Sc ience meet in the Revelle Formal Room B, 106 M.C. (1/23) Me. (1/23) continued on page 7

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