State auditors have suggested that the cause "a disastrous breakdown in the entire University of California sell some of its rare operation of acquistion and cataloguing, .. books to provide needed revenue for university Moore said. operations. UC officials have called the idea State auditors propose UC sell Dr. Herbert F. York, Acting Chancellor at "reckless" and "ridiculous." San Diego. criticized the recommendation that The auditors' proposal was made as part of a UCLA and Berkeley should be the only major general review of UC library operations, one of some rare books for more funds research libraries in the UC system. a series of University audits carried out by the York said , "There is a question whether the state Department of Finance. from the LOS ANGELES TIMES state can afford to build eight research libraries, but we can build three and San Diego Bill Berriesford, senior mangement auditor in is necessary or desirable for the University to distinguished great libraries," Moore said. should be the third " because it serves the third the Finance Department, said Friday the have rare books that perhaps the Library of "They can 't all be stamped out of the same largest population in the state. suggestion to sell the rare book collections Congress does not have. mold ." "may sound strange taken out of context. " UC President Charles J . Hitch and other UCLA has collections of rare books about statewide officials declined to comment on the Leonardo da Vinci, medical history and 19th UCSD has about 800.000 volumes now. "well audit because it is still the subject of the century fiction , among other subjects. beyond the college library stage but still not He said " the major thrust" 'of the report is enough to be called a general research library. " that California ca nnot afford to build expensive discussions between the University and the Finance Department. " I hate to think what sort of library we 'd have York said. research libraries on the eight general UC without those," Moore said. Berriesford said he did not know if th cam puses. The report suggests that major However. one statewide officer who asked not He also opposed the suggestion that UC should porposals to sell rare books would be contained resea rch collections be housed at UC Berkeley to be identified called the proposal to sell the depend on the Library of Congress for its rare in the final audit report. which probably will be and UCLA . with the other six general campuses University's rare books "a ridiculous notion." book needs. made public early in December. having much more limited libraries. Local campus officials were more willing to comment. Books are more readily available from the He said he understands the University's The suggestion to sell the rare books "is just Library of Congress than they once were, but objections to the recommendations. an item for them to consider." Berriesford said "It seemed a pretty reckless suggestion to us. Washington library still does not acquire all the "It is a difference possobly between the in a telephone interview. "It's just a way of to put it mildly," said Everett T. Moore. volumes scholars consider necessary and its librarian's approach to what the library ought getting some money in tight times ... assistant librarian at UCLA. cataloguing is slow. according to Moore. to be and the businessman's approach. " He added, " We raised the question whether it "Rare books and special collections are what Dependence on the Library of Congress would Berriesford said. triton ti Vol ume 14, Number 13 University of California , San Diego Novembe r 12, 1971
At Third (ollege~ ------...... senses Health sc iences in vo lve students ""IIII------Tommy Ca/imee bureau Recently. students of Third sequence outline states, and and will get funds ." Taboo College Science and also learn "their importance to said. Technology (biology) classes the human organism and its have been learning ' 'out in the environment. " To become field." The students have gone familiar with techniques of Hopefully, Third College into various laboratories scientific inquiry. students will health science majors will throughout the UCSD campus furthermore learn prinCiples. acquire skills to take back into where biological and methods and tools of science. their respective communi tie technological research is going and their applicability to on . This kind of exposure. problems of today." This will according to Dr . Brian be analyzed and illustrated in Accordmg to Dr. Lloyd C. O·Brien. a Third College the laboratory. Elam. who i the preSident vi profe sor. "gives the student the nation's only private the necessary perspective for Some Third College student medical school for Black : the kinds of research. who are presently doing "There are only 7.000 Black problems. comments. training scientific research are physicians to serve the nearly and experience that certain pessimistic about the 20 million Blacks in the United scientists and doctors adhere program 's future funding . States." This figure clearly to ." Taboo. a marine biology major defines the need for Third who is doing research on brine World people to enter the shrimp. said. "It may be very health sciences. difficult for me to be funded by The students had the large scientific foundations opportunity to tour the medical because of the structure of Dr. Elam. in a recent speech chool. where they actually American society." By this. he to the San Diego Count viewed medical students at means only certain particular Medical Society. said he was work in an anatomy class. To people who are high up in the "optimistic." " We have them . it was an enlightening echelons of the American increa ed the number of Blacks experience. structure receive the benefits. entering medicin about 300 " But. probably when the Third per cent in the pa t three College biology program years." he stated. "That' expands. I will be able to show encouraging but it is still not Barry Morinaka. a Third the significance of my research enough ." Gory SimIen "Myoglobin " (using computer animation' was College computer science Deep inside Urey Hall . in a not-so-secret much more involved I myoglobin. for you non major. aid. " It was the fir t la boratory. chemistry professor Kent Wilson . a bio majors. is the molecule that takes oxygen time I had seen a dead person cinematographer-friend named oel Bartlett. from the hemoglobin in the blood and tores it with the internal organs and not quite a handful of undergraduates are until needed bv a cellI . exposed " busil~' engaged in the making of a new breed of The production of the fi lm . by Robert Weiss. educational films . Fred Heidrich and Watie Alb rty. started with a The Sen es Bureau . which thi group call cartesian - coordinate description of the highly One day Dr. O'Brien decided itself. was tarted 18 months ago with the complex molecule . the result of years of work to take 'hi cia s to see the objective ot' making interesting. innovative by x-ray crystallographer . This de cription electron microscope located in tilms about scientific topics that had previou I~' was in turn programmed into the CDC Rev lie ollege 's Bonner Hall. been presented onlv in the standard blackboard computer on the CSD campus to generate While there. the tudent were and-textbook type ·mov ie . The student crew et magnetic tape . Then . using a computer shown the many way the Out to make th e topic fun and to have fun microfilm y tern mad available by Stromberg micro cop i ' ut'ilized . do mg it. Datagraphix of an Diego. image were However. some student felt that th instructor wa too Three film have alread~' been prepared and produced on black and white 35 mm film . one will soon b dlstribut d world-wide by Harper tnp of film [or each of th four color u d. " heavv " - In other word . som what incomprehensibl . and Rowand Wib \' and ons. Two ot' th m. in a The I' black and white trip were next se n s called "The Protem Prim r. " wer combin d throujZh color d filters u ing an shown recentl\' at the nicorn Theater in La optical printer and put on 16 mm color film . Jolla . . Profe or Wil on admitted that the proc ss of The film . who e themes are usuallv decided professional filmmaking i fairl.yex pen ive . 0 b~' the students work ing in the proje·ct. range far. the nses Bureau ha received monev [rom highly technical computer animation to from the Univ r ity 's Innovative Projects Imple . innovative modern film making. Education Grant. "Protein Svnthe is." directed by Robert The Bureau i pre ntly getting thing Weis . wa of the latter type. While a ~' ounlZ together for a film abou t air pollution in. fema le voice described the process in highly Southern California. The Bureau i look ing for p tic term . about 150 colorfullv costumed one more bright and talented undergraduate tudent from Stanford I where the film wa with some knowledlZe of computers and . hot I danced out the production of protein perhaps. meteorology as well. Profe sor Wilson Stud nt acquire knowledge chain b~' tibosomes it! the cell. can be contacted at XJ473 or in hi office. 3262 in the cienc of blol~'. The production Or an earl1er film . Urey Hall . chemi t~' and physic . the ...... • - - • The (omm Boord: Behind the scenes The battle of the media escalated as a proposal Black VO·lces approved. temporarywas ~ken up with discussion of the budget for a new subsidiary journal was presented to the , allocatIOns for the campus media. Each Conlmunications Board. The board. which is newspaper and the radio station presented budget a AM) (only allowed 2 members, see Special team . By successful use of this rule, the team also has two members of the Con Board officially the publisher of the campus media also b d f d t d ·d d proposals to the board. The discussion was often Rules ). The final team represents the Con Minority Croup team can " intimidate" the team representing. them. These two members tem~rar.ily approved.a tempor~ry budget for the U get re ere vo e ec I e heated with one board member prop?s.ing that the must alwa ys agree with any -a AM Proposal. media at Its Monday mght meeting. ' n um TRITON TIMES budget money be diVided among Board. Con Board into giving them money directly 3. Start the Game : The game begins only proportional to the amount of intimidation. 2. 2.Secret Fund-N-a AM will receive a secret Tommy Calimee presented a proposal for a ..-....1 the subsidiary journals. The member. Belinda when the Con Board decides to start it. That is, Laughing-at any point the Minority Croup $14.000 allocation if they receive the new newspaper called BLACK VOICES. The e.rJ Morton suggested that if there was any money opportunity to become the Audible Media paper would serve as an organ of the Black :,1 " left over it could be given to the TRITON TIMES. the Con Board can elect to not start the I!ame team may laugh profusely, therefOre allowing M by Simian Spheroid at all, in which case proceed to step 7 below. no one else to say anything. again !living them team . 3. Salary- Members of the N-a AM Student Union at UCSD . Calimee said that at the After budget proposals were given the Com m However. the Minority Group team can a chance lif "intimidation " fails ) to win the will !let paid . even if the Non-a ud ible Audible present time there is no communications media Board attempted to go into executive session to Nothing to do on the weekend (or the week alwavs declare 'intimidation' in which case game. Media team remains inaudible. 4. Peace in our at UCSD which serves Black students effectively. decide how funds would be allocated . At that time for that matter)7 Here's an exciting new fun the Con Board must always begin the !lame Times-The N-a AM team will still be allocated According to the constitution of the new journal several editors of the TRITON TIMES editorial Ib) White Yippies lonly to be used by White their entire Proposal. no matter what the game that anyone can play! It's entitled CON I see Spedal Rules ). Yippie team )-1. Accusation- at any time the the BSU feels that " in order to create a truly bo.ard refused to leav e. Comm Board member BOARD : the game of juvenile power politics. 4. Sequence of Play: Once play begins. each other teams get. responsive organ of communication we find the Mike Reed suggested that the police be called in Yippies may accuse anyone I includin!l and although it may sound fancy, it's really a team in order (i.e. Minority Groups. White themselves ) of anything. in order to stall for 6. Con Board I rules only for use by Co n time to be at band for the formation of a Black to remove the demonstrators. while ASSistant simple game: six-year-olds can play, and they Yippies, White Conservatives. White Board ): newspaper. printed. circulated. and read by those Vice Chancellor Mary Decker moved that the time Ifor any Yippie knows that in more time do all the time with phenomenal success. Here Moderates. N-a AM ) presents a proposal to the there will be more Yippies and the chances of Ia ) Order·at any time the Con Board can ask who are in need of a Black perspective. " meeting be adjourned. are the easy to follow rules: Con Board . This proposal is known as the for order. H the other teams give none. play After some discussion concerning the structure After so.me discussion the TT staffers agreed to victory will be !lreater L 2. Dope at any time I. Objecl: The object is to see- which team Proposal. The Con Board has only $32,500 total the Yippies can say. " Dope !" If any exists. proceeds to step 7 below. of the new journal the Communications Board leave. at which time the Comm Board went into I (see below ) can put the most political to allocate to all of the groups. This is where play proceeds to step 7 below. If none exists. I b Secret Meeting-After hearing the unanimously approved recognition of BLACK their secret sess.ion to. decide allocatio.ns of funds. pressure on the "banker" (hereafter known as the fun begins. The Minority Croup team must the rule can't be used . 3. Sabotage-anything Proposals from all teams. the Con Board must VOICES. That action makes the paper eligible for Late Monday mght the Comm Bo.ard approved Con Board I , so as to walk away with all the propose a minimum request of $4.000. The the Yippies can think of to win the game (e.g. request a secret meeting. Everyone else must consideration for funding. The Comm Board now temporary allocations allowing the subsidiary loot Imoney I. White Yippies must request parity with their brib1.' However. the players always have the ril!ht to than 1% of Minority Groups ). The next team " intimidation." which results in a silencing of used by -a AM I-I. Conflict of Interest-In add new rul es or eliminate old rules each time Why does the Comm Boord exist? represe nts the Non-audible Audible Media (N- everyone else except any member( S) of that addition to two team members. the -a AM they play the game. Have fun! People on this campus hear administrators. Each of the measure. the Comm Board Although officially the about how mu ch the TRITON college ' s has two appropriated $160 to each of the Communications Board is only TIMES hates the Communi representatives. the AS has two subsidary journals so that they an advisory committee. the cations Board. but very few and the administration has two. could publish one issue. Chancellor usually accepts its people know what that body This year th ere has been severe The TRITON TIMES is recommendations. Until the actually does. criticism of the Board by the operating on a projected matter of budget allocations is Officially the Communica TRITON TIMES because of budget which mayor may not settled. the Board will probably tions Board is a Chancellor's alleged conflicts of interest on be approved . Radio KSDT by continue to be a source of advisory committee. charged the part of some board contrast is bein!l appropriated controversy and people will with regulating the campus members. funds even though it will not be probably continue to hear about med.ia and making Several of the board on the air until February at the how much the TRITON TIM ES recommendations concerning members had previously ea rliest. hates its publisher. the distribution of funds for the worked on radio station KSDT. various media . According to its Other Comm Board members The most relaxing sleep of your constitution. the purpose of the have worked on the CRAZY Comm Board is to "act as TIMES and DIMENSION. life, , , Every Night, publisher I operator of official Critics contend that those NEVE RSAGS . NEVERLUM PS campus communications members cannot make media in attending the highest impartial judgments about how ANY SIZE WATER MAnlESS standards of quality. student funds shou ld be allocated . On strike:shut it down participation and utilization by This year the Comm Board 95 providing advice. use of has come under particularly $14 Student coul d be seen from people who had put facilities and funds . as hea v~' criticism because of Waler mattress sta nding arou nd the windows of announcements about meeti ng available. and to insure the delays in approving a budget. bed frames S29.95 the TRITO:\ TIMES office thiS in the TRITO~ TIMES. general responsiveness of The budget allocations for the past week readi ng the strike Th e TRITO;\' TIMES recogni zed media on the media were supposed to have Liner & lI"al .. r I•• d edition of the newspaper . The wilh IOU .... h .... of editorial board decided not to ca mpu to all segments of the been made in June. Final mallre a .nd frme TT did not publish this past publi h during the heated Universitv community." allocations have not vet been REE Tuesdav because th e Monday night Comm Board The membership' of the made and there has 'not been Com muni'cations Boa rd had not meeting. The feeling of the Comm Board co nsists of any indication of when they will WateRama Stores approved a budget by press staff wa that the Co mm Board students . faculty and be made. As a s top-flap 2523 Morena Daily 11-5 p .m.&7-IO p .m . 276- 2812 time ~onday night. was nOl prepared to support the newspaper. and therefore the Tue day the TRITO;\' TIMES TT should not publi sh. The office was besic!led with ca lts editorial board unanimou sl\' from students and univ ersity decided that the paper would be staff. complaining about not irresponsibl e to publish when receiving the paper. The funds were not guaranteed to majority of complaints were pay the printing costs. Looking For Friday Nigh. Fashion Flicks Frames Archie, Edith, Gloria and Meathead We have the largest selection b~' Jim Sill monel' means. not so olten life And so it went last Mondav tactics employed by the radio more for long distance phone. and very few people listen to it in San Diego or death . but rather growth or night. with evervbodv but station. postage and travel expenses. there. After all. if you want to and "BONNIE CL YDE" Last night I saw a sholl' that sta~nation for the campus ever~' bod~' kicking tite TRITON To start. vou must Since then . this outrageous listen to rock music all dav IN .one day service ifies as UCSD's own Allin radio and newspapers . TIMES since it has the vear's understand that about 10 voting budget ha been cut back to th ere are severa I tereo STEREO"'SI~ (most single vision lenses) - hostilit~·. shouting . There has been considerable largest budget. Or does it? members show up at the e $8500 for this year. But note the commercial stations tha t you i~otrl' . intolerance. noslilil\' between the media in :\s a matter of fact. it meetings and that two of them . net result is that KSDT's can tune to. USB 2722 7:30&10:15 .Immediate repair and intimidation - it the past. but this ~' ear has seen doesn·t. The radio station. Linda Clark and Mike Reed are operating budget goes up 40 Mav be K DT is worth 3D d the lCSD the fruition of long-lil'ed KSDT . has a special lillIe fund present QT former employees of percent in one year from $6000 som~i.hing to Its staff member THE small or large ions Board. IZrudj!es and dislikes. We ha,'e ULTIMATE et aside to help them bu.,· new KSDT. Reed was manager of to $8500 . and the best IS yet to who have an intere tlng and The Communications Board in one corner the TR1TO~ equipment so they can go nJ. the station la t "ear. Thus the\' come. Due to managerial diife 'ent hobby. But. it IS not EXPERIENCE IN one a mniad of Chancellor's TI;\IES. the campus newspaper That little fund comes to have two votes' cold . Then we incompetency the radio station wqrth $22.500. of student TERRYIFYING, 'L..""'L_h..... " dl' i or~' committees oJ three yeat s standing . 114.000. Wlten "ou add in the have their proposed budget. i pr enU.,· off the air entirely -mon v. and it i not worth th La Jolla Optical ompo ed of facull\·. dependabl~' there ever~' few $8500 more ttie~" re getting Their operating I a until next F ebruarv. Thu . s lo~ trangulation of the . ion and a majorft~· da~'s brinllin!! information to from the Communications distinguished from the specilII . thoul1h the sta tion wili not be on campu new paper . and It i SlUoerlls. In theon' it mereh' all sludents. You ha\'e in that Board. their Budget comes to one-time SI4.000 fund I la t year the air half the. yea r. It
'.)J1 1t wouW be tough to recount everything that happened. in the A GenllemuJy Taru.... t The roughest intercollegiate sport of the year has arrived In a complete turnaround later in the afternoon, UCSD here at UCSD. (No, remember, basketweaving will be here Play hell of it. but for those who take In The Games Coeds 'WOrld of UCSD water polo last weekend ({our games tow engal/ed Redlands in what might be termed a "gentlemen's .. their birdie - knocking more days! ). III fact. things went so well that it would even be tough NEXT year. not this year>. The Triton Rugby Club kicks off its Pat Stacy guessed it. Annie Higgins game. The ouly blood that flowed was accidental, and Redlands the most inept team in the .seriously. there is a possi bility to squeeZO! all of the hilights !nt~ the space alloted. But we shall season against the Irvine Rugby Club this Saturday at lIa.m., Aha ! So you thought that named 'em - the girl with players were incessantly heard to be saying "sorry" and "Oh, whole Tuffoonie league is the of a tournament later try, so please excuse any omissions. . which means early in the morning. The encounter will take intramural sports ended when more screwy names than Bio are you OK? ". It was a pleasant change. and overall the locals place on the Rugby field outside the gym. This year's team MASCULINATORS wh o. (providing that the All-Cal Friday, the Tritons looked mcredlbly stron~. perhaps the su n goes down ! That just majors have flies l. Tuffoon although they have yet to win a because Chapman was deceptively weak . Everything seemed were able to set a pleasant pace. Tbey led 10:4 .after three should display spectacular running ability due to a plethora I? ) goes to show how wrong you tuffies STOOPS and late Tournament people decide periods, at which point the fresh personnel of Stillinger: Huff, of new, shifty and fast backs combined with the experience of game . still have more fun than they 'll have it this year). to fall into place. as the game became an exercise In fast break Intercollegiate Cue can be, because when the day addition SCURUS are in a dog anyone on the whole court ... and defensive domination for the Tntons. Perhaps the most Gregory, Liska and Newman began swunmm~ the old figure - the backs of the previous year. However. and this is important, ends and night begins, fight for their ' league This is the last weekend of eight weave. The final stats fou.nd O'Connell With four: out of a there is still a need for more depth in the serum. so large beefy and after all. isn 't that what the intramural football season pleasant surprise was that everyone who played, play~ ~ell . intramural sports keep right on championship. STOOPS ' it's all about. anywa y? zillion and the rest of the sconng spread evenly, addmg up to types are urged to come and utilize their spectacular muscles. before the playoffs start. and It was by far the best performance by th~ vanous combl~abons truck in . ' Coed volleyball. coed captain Carol Martindale is Whoever . 'emerges 11. Redlands ' scoring was even also. but just didn 't add up past UCSD in Bigtime Players and prospective players are asked (not only asked . but all the .. biggies" are comi ng 'Ibf people that have functioned together In the p~st , and It gave badminton and another guy-girl going to be doing her coaching triumphant from the Tuffoons six no matter how they tried. Redlands rationalized : they lost urged ) to be on the field at 10 a.m. (which is cven earlier than sport that is not really under up. This writer sees Muir ' a great reassurance of team depth . When the fmal stats were In this humdrum world of ACU-I stood for . any 11 a.m.) to get the side organized. from the sidelines the rest of meets the Kahooter champion the game but won some friends. the jurisdiction of the the season after injuring her League powerhouse DE ANZA in. the Tritons had taken 44 shots and put !n nearly half of them . intercollegiate everything. a guesses? l. Their first event in the playoffs. League leaders All this is taking place at Cal State L.A., remember? So Cal Intramural departme nt leg. (last seen her kneecap was shoving the HE NS into the The final was a lot to a little. and get thiS, nobody, N.OBOD'l, new sport has hit the scene. No. will be the All-Cal Tournament. TOGETHER got it all that way mud . o. I ranked had more than three fouls not even Stoner. who gets kicked out State Iis 'nt that coincidence? ) cleverly arranged it so the Naturally, for those of you who didn 't think so, normal after flourish at night time. somewhere down around her against the RUTABAG ELS in a Tritons could climb out of the Redlands game, dry off. then it is not basketweaving to be held later on in the year. game activi ties are planned. You all know what that means. so Coed volleyball attracted 13 ankle) . STUMBLERS separating the more at his home here than he does at home 10 Bakersfield. (rumors have it that next year ' This will include some of the tightly - fought contest that saw MEN from the boys. deceptive dive back in for their ~ame . Coach Fred Becker, as upset as all you spectators are invited. teams that were split into two Her ball club will have to fall one of the star VEGETABLES BRAN X with their quickie Bill anyone. tried to calm his players by saying " Well . if we lose a team win be fielded . hold best billiard players on leagues. known as the Tuffoons back on the broad shoulders of A Sudden Awakening break her finger in the crucial Tong clinching their titl everyone will know we got screwed . . . " He was promptly your breath ): or tiddlywinks theW est Coast. A.Is:o sched~led and the Kahooters (you the All-American boy. Jim (State has that all wrapped will be competition against game. Cutie-pit JeWs against the SNOlDS. and the pummelled. indicating the spirit in which the game was to be Ra be, whose volieyba II GORRELLAS are rumored to ~ up ): but this time the new sport USD: San Diego State and ORCS pulling an upset victor~ ' Saturday began at 6 a.m. for the Tritons with the first annual played. prowess defies description be the Klass of the Kahooters Pre-Cal State L.A. Tournament breakfast. Everyone was Wide The Tritons not only had incentive but a plan as well. Part of rage is billiards (or pool. to the . poSSibly Cal Western (rumor (take that however you wi sh). over ARGO II. QB Randy although a look at this week's finally returning to early - awake for this event, except "Lamp" Shade, who w~s qUickly it was to have Stoner cover " Herbie," Cal State's answer to rest of us normal unathletic has it that injuries have riddled It is rumored ' tha t if BULL SHET shows that they season form. The BARES have awakened when he stuck a piece of French toast In hiS eye Baby Huey. The Tritons went into the game as underdogs, Cal intellectual softies !. the Cal Western team . STOOPerstar Mauritzio have yet to playa game. You while aiming for his mouth . Needless to say, Deano was State having beaten Redlands and Valley by more than UCSD Yes, that's right! This year however !. . yet to play the infamous NADS (Mauricio? I shows up that the can't keep all tha t talent hidden (a nd it appears as though they thinking about improving his aim 1111 the way up to L.A. had. Cal State's pool, Cal State's crowd, and apparently CS UCSD will have its very own Competition is now being STOOPIES will be forever . Jeff! billiards team and' the· h.eld to determine who will DLLB»~BNT never will ) and the determined unSTOOPable. Undoubtedly Coed badminton's just for the competition will be tough . The represent the school on the GOOSERS .but the combination season has not yet started (we intercollegiate team. Also. a of Jimmv to Marv is too much all know it begins in January) tournament is now ~aking pla~e FREDERICKS SKI & HIKE for anyone. CI RCULATORY but alreadv a couple of games which will determme who will ~ c far the price af S ~ SYSTEM can wrap up the 2 I NUC KO league championship ( meets? matches? represent UCSD at the All-Cal competitions? what ever ) are Tournament. If you are ~ ~ NEW/LOCATION (70 FEET SOUTH) leaving second - place scheduled. interested in trying out for the \NAME WASTED to stew over all those The whole intercollegiate team. go to the poor hall in the " what-ifs " in their two point system is organized by the northeast room of Blake Hall. ~1\SLIGQT SUPPER CLUBI ALL YOU R SKII NG NEEDS loss to the CS·ers. ACU-I organization ,despite bottom floor. and talk to A O"IS~lOlj ~;::;::- ':'. . ,PRESENTS ~ much research and hard work. someone in there. They will be II. RENTALS AND REPAIRS nobody could determine what glad to help. 7722FAY ; . .. "DR. MICHAEL ~ SNOW REPORT LA JOLLA 454-2351 ~ ·', DEANph.D. ~ 454-14.10 ffi1 'WO RLD 'S FOREMOST HYPNOTIST ~ SACRAMENTO CAMPUS ~ ON N" hi ~ !:but~d !Y- I g-£ ~ McGEORGE SCHOOL SHOW TIME 8: 45 & ~ OF LAW Photo by/Easterfl refslas they tried to count goals for them that didn 't go in. and --FREE ~ to discount the ones that did go in for the good guys) making POST-SHOW SESSION ~ UN IVERSITY OFTHE PACIFIC The team arrived in time to see CSCLA destroy a competent thin gs difficult. Nix on Herbie STOP SMOK ING · MEMORY · Redlands team. They beat them with everything except clubs, WEIGHT REOUCTION · U ". ~ and so me of the TritOns were beginning to have second Stoner and ()thers did lhejob on Herbie. a~ he only scored one THE PROGRA 1 OF THE CHOOL OF LAW E!\ABLE TUDE~T TO BEGIN thoughts about that French toasl. It was with this goal the entire game. The Tritons were smaller. true. but th.ey ~ preoccupation with their stomachs and CSCLA that UCSD met were also faster. quicker. and most importantly smarter. With RIDAY 8: 45 & 11:15 T HE STUDY OF LAW IN THE Ul\lMER* QUARTER (June 19 71 ) OR AUTUMN ~ QUARTER (September 1971 ), IN THE 3 YEAR DAY OR 4 YEAR EVENING Valley State. a team which. it wa s thought. could only match their tongues hanging out. the Tritons took controL and the RESERVATIONS REQUESTED 223 ·8122 ~ the locals in grubbiness. lead at the half was 5-2. A monentary lapse at the beginning of DIVISIO N. McGEORGE OFFERS THE JURI DOCTOR DEGREE AND IS AC the second half (to add exc itement I saw the score knotted at 5- [§[§[§[§[§[§[g[g[§[§[§[§[§[§ CREDITED BY THE AMERICAN BAR A OCIATION . APPLICATION 5. But with an incredible number of parents. girlfriends. the DEADLINE: June I, 1971. entire Redla nd s team and Pam and Trudie screaming * Surprise I VS excelled UCSD in playing what is kn.own 10 the THE COP: ACTION: THE CHASE: THE fiLl: vernacular as "grab-ass." So much so that the Tritons were encouragement and obscenities. the T~itons maintained th.eir ON-CAMPUS INTERVIEWS Of PRO PECTIVE LA W T[jDE~T WILL BE convinced that NO. 9 on the enemy team had never progressed cool and control. The final stats found SIX Tntons In the scoring ." Hard-Nosed. you sit "The niftiest "Smashing HELD ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10,197 1 FRO:\lll :30 HI. TO 1:30 P_M, IN past the anal stage. The Tritons tried everything to combat columns. adding up to an 8-6 victory. the tournament THE CONFERE NCE ROOM I. CONTACT THE DIRECTOR LEGAL REFERRAL championship. and the trophy . which Cal State impolitely Toughl" on the edge since silent Entertainment. this. including the friendly approach by Turqulsl. AI~ he ~ot _ New Vo'. T,mes AND INFORMATION FOR AN APPOINTMENT OR FURTHER INFO RMATION. was a ball in the face from six inches . which Wiped hiS sm ile dented when they saw victory slip away. of ,our seat I" IIlms e~.w.w... Tbe Supreme and almost his nose completely away. These tactics cost VS Victorv IS sweet. and the Tritons. who had only lost to -S./u/doy Revi.. lovl"oylel" ..____ 11111111l1li111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111.111"'1111 ___ 1 _____ 111111 •• 111"'1111111111111 Riverside could have developed cavities with an 11 -2 record . _.dearly. though. as four of their players went to the showers on High Tide Low Tide -JlldfthC"" fouls . However . a real test came Tuesday at 4:00 p.m. with big brawny San Diego State. The Aztecs. who hav.e bea~en Sunrise 6:25 Sunset 5:09 Riverside and other powerf ul teams overcame the Tfltons With AM HI. PM HI. AM Ht, PM Ht. All in all it was perhaps. the dirtiest game of the year so far. a lot of power and very little finesse . . Nov. lO. Wed. 5:00 4.5 3: 48 4.4 10:30 ' 2.7 10:42 0.6 LORI'S FRIAR'S FISH &CHIPS and one of the Tritons' worst team efforts. Yet It was strangely The final score was SDS 13 and UCSD 7 for the Tfltons last Nov . 11. Thurs 5:36 4.9 5: 06 4.3 11 :36 2.1 11:2( 0.8 encouraging. for though once again outshot. the Tritons made a home game of the year. UCSD journeys up to the smoggy city. Sunrise 6:29 Sunset 5:05 3945 GOVERNOR DR ., UNIVERSITY CITY greater number of good shots. O'Connell had three. Reimer Pasadena. to engage those brutes from Cal Tech in a friendly No" . 12. Fri. 6:06 5.3 6:00 4.3 12 :24 1.5 (UNIVERSITY SQUARE SHOPPING CENTER ) had two and Parmer once again snuffed a penalty shot In the game. After that the team is looking forward to t~e District III Nov, 13. Sat. 6:24 5.6 6:48 4.2 12:01 1.0 1:00 0.9 GOVERNOR AND GENES SEE goal. The Tritons got the game. and Valley was voted grubbiest finals which for all intents and purposes. IS the NAIA Nov. 14. Sun . 6:48 5.97:30 4.2 12:24 1.3 1:30 0.4 team of the yea r. cham . tournament. Nov, 15. Mon. 7: 12 6.18:12 4.2 12 :54 1.5 2:06 0.0 i Nov. 16, Tues. 7:36 6.38:48 4.1 1:18 1.7 2:36 0.3 THE GOLDEN MONDAY INC. ROLL, BUTTER , WEDNESDAY FRIES AND SALAD ROLLI N BELLY Sports Calendar CH ICK ENFRY FISH FRV Pub/Reslaurant Cross country : The most Surfing : The Surfing Club I E/ljo~ ' a hearty brett· in our fine Olde En/{ /ish Almosphere. important meet 'of the year for will sponsor the showing 51.39 $1.49 the Tritons. the NAIA District "Pacific Vibrations" in their I . III cross countrv runoff. will be effort to procure funds for the Entertainment ~ightly held at Cal Lutheran Collelle in upcoming season. 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