Money and Aesthetics Sqare off Again in La Jolla by Matt Hinton Well, here we go again - one more round in the "Fight of the Century." Aesthetics vs. Money; and I wish I could tell you that Aesthetics are winning, but as usual that doesn't seem to be the way it is. This month's set-to is over the fate of two small cottages opposite La Jolla Cove - the Red Rest and the Red Roost, both built in 1894. The owner, not surprisingly, wants to tear down the houses and put in a new apartment building like the one he owns down the block. He would, after all, stand to make a great deal of money out of it - more than enough reason in our society for a little extra ugliness . ...1.. ••.•• This isn't the first time that the owner has tried to develop the property. The courts have stopped him more than once, and a long campaign by the cottage-dwellers and a lot of interested citizens resulted in the cottages being named a historical site. Historical site status per se is worthless, however; the Qroperty is still in private ownership, and unless the city or some philanthropist comes up with half a million dollars to buy the cottages outright, there doesn't seem to be much hope. We're going to lose the old houses and the lovely old trees, and we're going to gain another multi-unit apartment building for the rich folks. . Drive down Coast Boulevard past the Cove and take a look -look at the two red cottages under the trees, and compare them with the apartment buildings on either side. Decide which you like better; and if you decide in favor of the cottages, write to Mayor Wilson, the City Council, the local papers. Make some noise! As for the landowner,Tthink Antoine de Saint-Exupery summarized it pretty well: "And what do you do with these stars?" said the Little Prince. "Nothing. I own them," said the businessman. "And what good does it do you to own the stars?" "It does me the good of making me rich." "And what good does it do you to be rich?" These two places are owned by the same person : .. "It makes it possible for me to buy more stars ... " . Guess which one he wants to tear down. Library to be Emptied Books go to UCLA, UCB by Laura Richter A "Dreadful Proposal" Staff Writer Dr. Paul Saltman, Vice A draft proposal was released chancellor of Academic Affairs, last week by the Office of the called the plan a " dreadful Executive Director for University proposal" and stressed that we wide Library Planning calling for need to find "an alternative in North Ci West over half of UCSD's library books keeping with the nature of the to be placed in dead storage units quality of education at UCSD. " at UCLA and UC Berkeley. Mochary reported that the general Literature professor Andrew consensus of the GSC was o~ A~ard ~ Winni . ng Housing Plan lacks Funds Wright, member of the three position. statewide committees who are reviewing the proposal, calls the by Vera M.L Todorov Official Community have to compete with other houses plan the "knell of doom" for UCSO. Community Editor Planning Group in the same price bracket of $40,000 The action was proposed in hopes The financial analysis was paid to $80,000 at the Morena of avoiding the high cost of adding North City West, a proposed for by the North City West redevelopment project downtown new library facilities at UC 40,000 person housing development Property Owners Association, campuses. Volumes could be located east of Del Mar, is a recognized by the city as the of on the old navy field . Shafer said, requested by students and would nationally award-winning plan that ficial community planning group. "people are going to move where be transported to the individual is nonetheless plagued with public The association is composed of they have to ... if housing costs campus~ within 24 hours to a facility funding problems and a several large land owners who aren't competitive, North City week, under the plan. local government that would control the North City West West could easily fail. The According to graduate student prefer downtown redevel9pment. development, the most notable property owners who make up to a Mark Mochary, speaking for the Funding public facilities such as being Boise Cascade Corporation. 4000 per cent profit can afford to Graduate Student Council (GSC), schools and fire and police ser Shaler said one member of the pay for public facilities. " UCSD must respond on the plan to vices, has become the source of North City West planning group Shafer also added that the the Executive Director's office by much controversy in the San Diego believes that Stone and YotUlgberg "opponents of the project who next week. However, no one on City Council. The .Council was were somehow influenced by would like to see downtown San campus-including the Chancellor, Andrew Wright [T. T . Photo Bill B rooks] Mayor Pete Wilson, a proponent of Diego redeveloped would rather the Academic Affairs office and NORTHCllY \£ST downtown redevelopment, to write have projects built where existing the Academic Senate-would However, Dr. Russell Doolittle, "a discouraging report." He said, resources could be used, but if the acknowledge that they know who chairman of the Academic Senate I "the types of assessment districts funding for North City West is will make that final recom Library Committee, called this used for general purposes are supplied, it wiD go through." mendation. flood of negative response "largely I given in the analysis, but there is emotional." He said that the no specific plan of action spelled proposal has its "good features " (15 out in either North City West's plan Unpaid Debts Curb Plans which depend upon " the details or in the financial report ... it only that weren't written in. " talked about state laws dated Wright said that the proposed ~ between 1911 and 1915, which for More Housing at Fourth plan provides for "the elimination I spelled out in detail the procedures by Laura Richter of the library at UCSD as a major , by which local governments can Staff Writer research library." It is a assess certain districts. It did not "calamitous prospect ," he said. I say which one the city should use." Due to unpaid debts carried over from the construction of Third and According to Wright, even The development has passed Mesa apartments, there are no current plans for the addition of new students at UCLA and Berkeley I through the City Council by a five living facilities for Fourth College students, say Fourth ad are alarmed. By 1982, half of their to four vote, with councibnan ministrators. library books would also be placed i Floyd Morrow breaking a tie. Lea Rudee, Fourth College Provost, explained that the possibility in storage facilities. - Morrow approved the plan with an for additional new housing revolves basically around a "question of Cost Savials Dublous depending largely on a financial The estimated cost reduction analysis, done by the west coast alteration which reads, demand." Since UCSD housing is not paid for by taxes, but by its "Development in the North City occupants, large vacancies would result in placing an additional ex was determined to be ,100,000,000, consulting finn of Stone and "a rather dubious figure " ac Youngberg, to supply the city with West area is contingent upon pense burden on those living at the University. This would "drive necessary public facilities being people away" and end in bankruptcy for UCSD. cording to Wright. He said the various ways to fund facilities figure is based on "defective" through special assessment financed by property owners in . The actual construction would also be economically unfeasible. The that area by a charge against the University still has yet to repay loans taken out to construct Third research for the report. districts. " Ubrariu in California and The Stone and Youngberg land only in the planning area." College apartments, located on the campus, and Mesa apartments, ~ofServke two miles east of UCSD on Regents Road. Because of this, UCSD has throughout the world are going to analysis was distributed have to \'hange their ways," said throughout city offices Iut week Shafer said, "the price of putting the highest interest rate on loans of any of the campuses, said Rudee. in services at North City West will Presently, Matthews campus housing, consisting of renovated DooUttie, because operating costs and seems to be an $8,000 disap are "too I!xpensive." He Mid that pointment.. Phit Shafer, ad not be to the homeowner, but to the Marine barracks, is the only Fourth College housing facUJty. Due to current landowner. My first im student input, a number of building improvements have been made. the propot;ed reduction would cut ministrative assistant to City the library budget from the current Councilman Floyd Morrow, said pression was that the cost of theIe '13,000 has already been spent this year, including a major ex aervicea would be tacked on to the penditure for new carpeting. $1~ m"'1"" 1l1lm t/\ mit "" "the analysis is a summary of ~ are three committees taxation tectmiquu the city is price of the houIea but not so ... the Additional improvements on the Matthews campus housing will property ownen can't pass the COlt depend on the money that remains in this year's emergency fund, said presentiy reviewing the proposal: already familiar with. ". city The Steering Committee tor Long does not need two different wa1l of on to the homeowner and the a representative for Larry Barrett, Director of Housing and Food developer becaue their product Services. However, the likelihood of this Is tUlknown, as the Range Library Policy how not to do It, au at leut one Implementation, consisting mainly feasible .ay to do it (finance won't have a competitive price." emergency fund is not actually dea}pated per se, but is allocated for foreseeable needs wttlin the buIIdinp. of administrators, the Senate facUltie.at Nonh aty West)." Shafer explained this project will CoaUaaecl 011 Pa 3 Friday, December I, 117. triton times Friday, December I, 1171 triton times Page 3 Semesters: Pro or Conl Letter to the Editor Vanilla, Chocolate Pudding The quesUon of a poIlible return to the lemester Iystem baa risen again. Should the University of CalHornia cb.... e its .cademic year from Schneider Hits Lobby Priorities three quarters to two semesters? Should the semester end before or after Add Flavor to Superweek Christmas break? To the Students of UC San Diego: our statewide representative function. The Semester System: Pro or Con? In budget hearings November 29, 1976, Susan The students who are a part of the political work Two students pondered their finger paint in the plaza is an Karpinski, chairperson of the Student Activity Fee and representation provided for this campus freshly painted works of art in the anomaly." Group, responded that" ... all budget decisions are through External Affairs will do the best with the Revelle plaza : Pro: Solicit Student Opinion in a sense political. " The consensus of this resource provided. It's impossible to carry out the "I think it could use a little more Dhooge mentioned that students allocation committee was that we would have to charge of statewide representation if you cannot chocolate pudding," one student should look forward to the fifth In all the hue and cry about the proposed swit::h to a semester system, eagerly suggested. one important source has been left out. The opinion of students, those set priorities for the limited funds available for attend statewide committee meetings. annual "Talent Showcase" to take "No, no no! Vanilla gives a most affected by a change of semesters, has been ignored. UCSD stud'mts External Affairs. The Student Activity Fee Group has within its place on Feb: 26, featuring better balance," the other insisted. homegrown talent. Interested have not ~ polled on this issue. I must set a priority and in so doing make a power to allocate $135,000 in student funds. It Only the opinion of faculty members has been solicited by UC President political decision. UC San Diego will not have a seems to us that $7,000 should be made available Distraught students, perplexed participants should begin prac Pro: More Time, Less Money, Better System by the encroachment of finals ticing for this popular UCSD Saxon. And what have been the earth-s~k!ng reasons why the faculty-as regular representative to the Statewide Academic for representation of students on state and local polled in the Academic Senate straw poll-has favored a retention of the Affairs Committee. I also ask the Student Body political issues. week, walked by the industrious tradition, Dhooge added. quarter system? According to two recent Triton Times articles, those President's Council to replace me as their I recommend that SAFG identify additional activities of their fellow UC San Diego has a quarter system with a semester over. 300 students fought in the library for a few reasons have often bordered on banality and ignorance: . representative to this committee. resources by: "colleagues" and hurriedly mentality. reserve copies available. At a time when registration The Statewide Academic Affairs committee 1) pulling back all unused fall allocations. retreated to the security of a fees continue to increase, a quarter system forces to "The semester question is not that crucial to students. It won't cure The amount of material required of a student pimples or bring peace," said one. which has a representative from each UC campus 2) conducting an audit process of the $88,000 favorite library. Others simply Erratum during a ten week quarter is far greater than that of buy many more expensive text books than would be joined in by donating a hand or foot "Someone can ~o on leave a lot easier in a quarter system," said is responsible for following the actions of the allocated for 1976-77 during last spring. required with semesters. With quarters more subject for the gala opening of Revelle In Wednesday's page one article ten weeks of a semester. Students are under constant another. stau:wide academic senate and monitoring the B~dgets submitted in the spring should be pressure. It takes one week to get oriented to the work courses equal more text books. Sometimes I think 'the quality of undergraduate education. This working College's "Superweek." on the San Diego DNA Study professors of this school are text book happy. I dream One discounted the argument that the quarter system does not allow subjected to the identical criteria by which the Committee, the seventh paragraph of. a class, by the fifth week you are expected to pass enough time to adequately learn anything with, "Those who can keep up committee considers instructional improvement External Affairs budget has been reviewed. Creations from the "Multi-media important exams unofficially called mid-terms, by of them saying, " Let me see, should I assign ten or curriculum evaluation, teacher assistant training' Finger Painting Contest" hang should have read: Experiments fifteen books this quarter. After all, text books are will be tomorrow's leaders. Those who can't, won't." • I request that the Studeht Lobby send copies of involving the transplantation of the seventh week the paper is due, eleventh week These. are also . some interesting conflicts. "Neither system is and student academic freedom. ' the Statewide Academic Affairs Committee outside the Rev~lle Community exams and the course is over. Granted you cover the written for semesters and we have quarters, I will Center and winning artists tumor virus genes into bacteria or need to run right out and order two paperbacks per responsible for student pressure," one said. But another opined that agendas/materials to External Affairs and the construction of toxic OI'ganisms lbaterial, but how much learning occurs? How much "People coast along" under a semester system. It is unfortunate that the Student Cooperative SAFG. A contribution will be sent for the expense received art supplies in order to energy is devoted to making careful analysis and week to fit my course." How much do text books cost fully exploit their "talents." are not allowed, Berg said. you? The last time I went to buy the bookstore it One professor, though, made a very intelligent comment. "The Union has not given funding for External Affairs a of these copies no longer covered by an annual The Triton Times regrets this thought? semester system does allow students more time to relect on work more top priority. Currently no funds have been contribution. Semesters allow creative people the time to stop really hurt. The conclusion of Superweek error. time for independent research, more time for writing." ' allocated for the UC Student Lobby. The operating Co~ents and concerns about this matter may going through the motions. You can write a paper, put includes a free noon concert todav ~hat statement does a fine job of representing why I personally favor a budget for External Affairs has been cut in half at be directed to the chairperson of the Student it away for a week or two, and then come back to it ~n the Revelle plaza featm-- SWitch to semesters. A four-month semester would allow time for con a time when participation in statewide and local Cooperative Union and to the Coordinator of with a fresh perspective. Another problem with quarters is the regUjtration 109 Dance of the Universe temp~ative study, time which the frenzied pace of a ten-week quarter tical affairs has expanded. The Cooperative is SAFG, Susan Karpinski. Orchestra. I believe that quarters place the student on this process. Before you have even begun to explore a particular discipline or course sequence, everybody certamly does not allow. A semester system would allow time for more unable to claim an effective ability to carry Andy Schneider Games and Contests campus under an unneccessary tremendous pressure student views to the systemwide administration to perform, whether the student likes it or not. The wants to know which course comes next. I believe we intimate relations and contact with the faculty. It would also allow more Coordinator Highlights of this week's ac should be moving towards a system of semesters that access to facilities. There would be one less hassle with registration. the state legislature or students on other UC External Affairs tivities included earth ball games time has come to go with semesters or cut the Overall, it would just be better. campuses. The lack of funding seriously affects material down to fit the quarter time restraints. will provide for in depth academic inquiry. And that UCSD Student Cooperative Union Tuesday, a skateboard contest Quarters have other problems and the biggest is the takes time. - Andy Scbnelder Continued on Page 8 Wednesday and the "Weird Record bookstore. If thl prof is not on time, if there is a Breaking Contest" held yesterday. Curmon problem wi';h the shipping, if the store misplaces an Jcxly order, it takes three weeks to ship the books that you Students Pick Government Reps , AIl this, according to Revelle need. In one quarter half of my text books for four Con: What's Wrong Assistant Dean , Ma ry Dhooge, one Mcr Ro'o'o courses did not arrive until the classes were half by MC Brien and many students are. The Fourth of the coordinators of Superweek ANNOUNCEMENT With Current System? Dall St. Claire Baeon College Career planning program is to relieve the stress of finals: is designed to teach students the • Even though some onlookers A ll students must clear or renew viewed the activities with a their lockers no loter thon 6 :00 pm, Con: More Pressure In What's wrong with things the way they are? Fourth College students went to process of making career-oriented the polls November 22 and 23 and decisions. jaundiced eye, Dhooge contended Sundoy, December 12, 1976. If not Why should we go through a time and effort that the "different" programs of renewed, lockers must be cleored consuming change to the semester system if there is elected representatives to all but three positions in the gov The program lasts four years, activities are good for the students. by returning the lock and towel to nothing extremely wrong with the quarter system? "It's new," Dhooge suggested, the Equ ipment" Cage. Failure to do Store For Student I hear complaints about the administrative hassles ernment. Each of the six new beginning the summer before the that ' so will result in a S 10.00 fine. in reregistering students three times a year, and the boards will be meeting this week, freshman year and running Most of the arguments I have heard for the through the senior year. However, semester system deal with student and faculty problems professors have with teaching a course in 10 With the supervising cabinet Fourth students may enter in any pressure. It seems to me that a changeover to the weeks. But that shouldn't be our concern. The only meeting at the beginning of next quarter. phase of the program, whenever COPY SHOPS semester system will reduce some of this pressure: thing students should care about is under which system they learn best. The faculty and staff should chey feel it might meet their that under which the faculty suffers. Instead of Paula Hui, Special Activities personal needs. relieving student pressures, I feel that it will add to be able to handle either the quarter or the semester. Coordinator, is the new Cabinet's them. advisor. Pleased with the election Sure, there is pressure at exam time. This pressure So we ask what problems do students have under Fourth College car~er seminars XEROX COPIES 4~ results, she says, "the elected are one phase of the program. The is caused by the presence of exams, not because of the quarter system. representMives are really en what week it is. In either system, exams will appear The pressure Is too great iD a 10 week span? It seminars consist of five two-hour NO MINIMUM thusiastic and willing to work sessions over a period of four and there will be pressure. appears to me that under the semester system we'd hard." Hui expects the new KEARNY MESA 3 cents with Student ID The semester system has more material for which have pressure in 15 week blocks instead. At least at weeks. The sessions begin with an 8333 Clairemont Mesa BlVd. gove rnment to be the most ef assignment to write an 1303 5th Ave. a student is responsible, and also has more time in present we have a breather every 10 weeks. fective one that Fourth has yet Phone 560·9002 Phone 238·0033 which a student can get behind. More material, and You CaDDot learn as mucb iD 10 weeks? Wouldn't autobiography, and end with job had. She pointed out that the voter hunting surveys and goal setting Paula Hui being farther behind would result in an increase in students take it even easier if they had nine weeks turnout was good, with 12 per cent pressure. If students can get a little behind in 10 before finals after their midterms? and decision making exercises. [T. T. Photo Bill Brooks} of the students casting their Leading the stUdents in the weeks, just think ~f what they can do in 15! You cannot learn as much in 10 ballots. Election results are another place that same plant sessions is Jenni Murray, Assistant might have done great." The quarter system provides a weeks? Wouldn't students take it available at the Fourth College . Dean of the college. variety of classes, and a break even easier if they had nine weeks Provosts office. The eventual goal of the planning . before finals after their midterms? program is to make students self after the tedious 10 week period. Con: Semesters Could Cause Christmas Stress Two commuter students and a Again, the - semester system Students bave to 10 tbrolllb the "Like plants" sufficient and susceptible to enrollment process tmee times a Revelle Campus representative to Murray maintains that she change, so that if a student finds changes the situation for the Controversy has arisen over the merits of the foreboding gloom over Christmas. the Program Board are still faculty - it is easier for them not to quarter and semester systems, and over the effects of A calendar can be developed, however, which year? Personally I've found tbat "can't tell you what to do, but can that he doesn't like his job .or the needed. Applications from only help you make a tentative employment market changes, he If you are seeking a career opportunity - WSU offers several have registration three times a a possible change to the semester system. However would start the 15 week fall semester early in Sel>" part of college to be an im ways in which you can enter the legal profession. Full·Time provement over my semester students interested in these offices choice of a compatible career can make alternate career year, etc. But on the student's side if the semester system were to be adopted, anothe; tember, finish it fully before Christmas, allow a four should contact Paula Hui in 302 Students: Can earn a J.D. Degree and be eligible to take the of it, 15 weeks means no breaks and important issue should be addressed: Should the faIl week winter break, and conclude the 15 week spring operated high school, because it based on your skills, interests and decisions. offers a greater choice and MC. personality." She noted that, Cal ifornia State Ba r Examination in 2'2 or 3 years. Put·Time the monotony of the same classes semester end before or after Christmas? ,semester in the middle of May, a full month earlier Planning Program all semester. than in other school calendars. With all fall semester flexibility among courses. "People are like plants, one might For more information about the SI,dents : Can graduate in 3'2 or 4 years of study with the same If the fall semester were to end after Christmas matters completed by the holidays, a much merrier Undecided about what to do with do well in one corner of the room career planning program contact I degree as a full· time student by attending class an average of 3 Face it, a professor can either be I the rest of your lite? At UCSD, good or not, and the change to the stud~nts would have to write term papers, clean up Christmas would result. The semester system does ha.ve whereas another might die. In Jenni Murray in MC 302. times per week, 3 hours per class. There are schedules to fit semester system will only give him rea <:ling, and st.udy for final exams during the If the semester system is adopted, conclusion of the its advantages (school ending in many needs - classes are offered days . evenings and more time in which to elaborate on Christmas vacatIon. For this reason, students who fall term before Christmas will mean better early May, for, example,) but it weekends . W"tern Stlte University Colle.e 0' law has a Whole his abilities -Sue Nealon would want or need to work a full-time job during academic efficiency (since many students might seems that the disadvantages. Library.~. I Person Admissions Policy · applicants are screened for academic outweigh phmes (school beginning I Christmastime would not be able to work fully. In otherwise tend to forget things over a long break with [Continued from Page 1] background. personal aptitude. general experience. maturity addUtion, the finals and term-paper deadlines in late August and the first "compact shelving" method would Doolittle also has some ob part of the semester still remaining) as well as Library Committee and the be implemented, storing the books jections to the plan as it now and molivation . Applications are now betng accepted for Spring Con: Semesters looming after the holiday would cast a dark, happier holidays for everyone. - Jeff Fenton semester possibly ending after the Christmas break.) University Librarians. Both the without a specific order but stands. He said he would prefer to Semester from men and women wtth two or more years of And the quarter system isn't all loca l and statewide Senate Ubrary catalogued by their file number. see the, second storage facility at I college credits. Pre·admission counseltng IS available. I Would Result that bad. So why do we have to Cortunittees will be meeting next Wright said that the proposal Irvine instead of UCLA, because was developed " on a naive the distance is not as great. He change? - Ran Anbar week to consider the implications For catalOI fill out and send to: Western State of the plan. A number of other assumption about the way scholars feels that the reasons for choosing University Colle" of Law. Dept. 1631333 Front Street, In Mdre Work Tne Triton Times Is published by UCsp organizations at UCSD are also study," He claims that students do UCLA are "political." He still San DleIO. CA 92101. Phone [714]231-0300 , lritonu_ ...... t imes students as an oilicial student currently considering the plan. not always know what they want emphasized, though, that the I I If we change to the semester newspaper. Publication Is on Mondays. when they go to the shelves. Much proposed plan is "a complicated Sbt"Wri.... Ptoductlan ANtot.nI. Wednesdays and Fridays during the Name system, cloIsses will not be slowed ReedAlpen Wright, referring to the actual of the research entails issue- not something just to be down, ex( ept for non-sequence EXECUTIVE BOARD Cindy Heffron regular sCnool year (except on ottlclat M.C. Bnen Judy Walton holidays). Edi torial and business ottlcn transportation of the volumes examination of the volumes. against." Street classes, because ther~ will still bc David El!IIln • &..:ul"llllilor Ted BUrl Horror Hits High S¢ool George: After All Years He's Still Fun tim mackenzie rather than continuing to be thought of Story of Adolescence by Tim Mac:Keazte as a Linda Ronstadt-Eagles lackey. and Ted Burke 'I1Ie Pretender Is another fine LP creases after the well-meaning classmate's plot to further from this very ltifted artist. who Station gym coach (Betty Buckley) lwmiliate her. The girl plans to develops a sensitivity that few in the punishes them severely with tough shatter Carrie's euphoric moment One thing you have to give George pop business can approach. And while it workouts. Buckley is welk:ast 88 with a messy surprile. And yet Harrison credit for Is that he's may not be as strong or diverse as his To Carrie sweeps Us Into the petty the concerned teacher who shows Carrie also has a surprise in store remarkably resilient. He comes black Late For The Sky album, The world of high Ie Il001 society as well Carrie kindness. for her classmates. What the from adversity time and time again. In Pretender is a fine follow-up to that, his as the fantastic: world ~ the The girl's ignorance and wit~ foolish prankster and the others the last year, for Instance, the fonner best overall work. Station supernatural. It is a simple story of drawn nature can be attributed to don't know is that beneath that Beatle has lost a collrt decision (the Jackson' Browne continues to display revenge laced with horror and her mother, a religious fanatic fragile and mousy exterior lies a infamous "My Sweet Lord" case), been a sort of boyish innocence in his music, unsuspected power. The plot abnormally obsessed with the evils power than can literally move sued by one of the three compaines he's shying away from the egocentric centers around the titl~ character, of sex. Piper Laurie gives a fine objects: telekinesis. With strong been affiliated with during the past 12 It's not easy living up to people's expectations when they compare you tendencies of that affect so many pop to God, or worse yet, when they say that you're God himself. It creates a unique misfit who is unwittingly performance as this disturbing concentration she can make months, and Contracted a case of stars. This week sees him once again on tonnented by her peers. woman : wild-eyed and severe, she windows slam shut, light bulbs hepatitis. Nothing to write home about, tr~mendous amount of pressure. Yet Eri~ Ciapton has had to live with the cover of the Rolling Stone. Will this pressure for a good deal of his adult life. Sympathy for Carrie, sensitively is the one who keeps Carrie in a shatter, mirro ...s crack and really. success spoil Jackson Browne? -Let's portrayed by Cissy Spacek, is state of Fear and guilt. bicycles topple over. That's probably why his new LP As the boy wonder guitarist for the immensely successful hard rock hope not. But it may help him to band Cream, with transitions to Blind Faith and Derek and the Dominos skillfully snared by Director Brian It is not until she is invited to the Director De Palma exaggerates Thirty·three & 1/3 is such a surprise. In establish a personna of his own. De Palma's opening scene. senior prom, when Carrie starts to Cla pton has attempted to maintain a low-key profile while dismissine- th~ the film to not unpleasant contrast to some of his past efforts, "elapton is God" rhetoric. The resulting isolation that he found himself in Dumbfounded and horrified, enjoy some happiness. The class proportions. Although the Thirty-three & 1/3 is definitely an up Carrie gets her first menstruation during the early seventies (c redit an assist to smack) has given rise to the jock, charmingly portrayed by characters are one-dimensional albut, free of much of the religious much mellower Clapton that we see today. But that does not imply that he period while showering at the girl's William Katt, resembles a Redford dogma associated with Harrison. In and the film is occasionally is no longer as good as he once was. The truth is that he has expanded gym. Rushing to her classmates in younger years and ap melodramatic to the point of near fact, parts of the album are almost for help, she is instead met with a himself; his capabilities are greater. propriately functions as her dream comedy, it is carried to success by ridiculous (i.e. " Crackerbox Palace"). His recent concert tour of the West Coast (including San Diego) was, in vicious and humiliating attack. date. But all hopes for a successful De Palmas' craft in camerawork Anyone who saw Harrison's films on Their animosity toward her in- my opinion, an unmitigated success. His performance was a satisfying evening .are spoiled by a vicious and clever insight into the seamy TV's Saturday Night program (in mixture of blues, pop and sure-fire rock n' roll. The format was ex side of high school life. Often conjunction with Eric Idle fonnerly of George Hcmlson tremely smooth and professional, and reflected the matured Ciapton of satiric, the film captures the Monty Python) know that this man is "My Sweet Lord!" the mid-seventies. Not only is his new material very satisfying (No essence of high schOol situations prone to temporary lunacy, no doubt a most part, the compositions stick styles of the bands that Ponty Reason to Cry LP) in the show, but his current band is perfectly adapted Tennis· Raquetball • Badminton· Squash with style: a day of workouts in a result of too much you know what. their structural base, with with over the years, from to perform it. The showpiece of this LP is "This gratuitous rifting to give the gym class, a couple cruising at the Mahavishnu Orchestra, to In fact, the most pleasing aspect r------.., Song," a catchy and imaginative complexity. Even here, I one d.y service I night, or the giddy romance of the tune Some of this manages to be of the Clapton stage show, both about ~rrison's court problems with songs are old ideas, serving up I Nylon Stringing Special I senior prom. Instead of giving us a but the work is void of any real visually and musically, is Marcy I I glimpse of the fun, happy-go-lucky " My Sweet Lord". "This song has of disco, hard rock, Brllebeck , souoding too often like riffs Levy and Yvonne Elliman. They I Bluo ,wlst reg. $1 $4.98 I American Graftlttl side of these nothing tricky about it/this song, is stream jazz, and Beethoven with on each other like the worst of take much of the burden from I ,,,,,'agerog. 59 $5.98 I activities, De Parma reveals the black and white and as far as I know deadpan precision. Clarke solos Rapid unison playing and Clapton's shoulders while in don't infringe on anyone's copyright, I one week only I petty and scheming aspect. Most of through out, demonstrating tempos alone don't con creasing the diversity of the show. L ______.J so." the girls are catty and calculating restraint and lyrical imagination art, Just as endless And my God, can they sing. and the guys appear creepy and While Harrison has not produced he has in years, and David 8alllCiclUS don't epitomize the 10% oft all purchases with Student I.D. car-conscious. anything stunning since his initial AU synthesizer work is skillfully del)lo~' ed Ponty is further Jackson Browne But when the lights go low and [elcludingsale itemsand balls] Other asse~ to the film include Things Must Pass LP, his recent work adding needed color to worn out by a lackluster group, Children of the World, the Bee Gees, current musical trends, transforming free gift wrap the highly skilled use of lighting as is nevertheless important and timely. Clarke is essentially a valuable Elliman and Levy sit down in their in guitarist Daryl Struemer. RSO records - Who would have believed into the Disco Bee Gees. True, they well 11s judicious use of slow motion And he does have a sense of humor. player who belongs in the context wicker chairs, it's up to elapton tone, fwnbled solos, and it? The Bee Gees hell-bent on disco have made a lot of money in the change. 2156 Avenida de la Playa, La Jolla Shores 459-2831 eRects (T.M.) democratic group. As a solo artist, and his guitar to make the show. and special which corr indecision about whether to music. These are the same Gibb But it's still hard to accept their new Hotel del Coronado 453-3232 School Days- Stanley Clarke (Nem only kidding himself. C. (T.B.) He handles his solos with tribute to Carrie's distinctness. Larry Coryell or John brothers who churned out such classic image. Visually impressive scenes in peror) ImallDary Vey8le- Jean Luc remarkable ease and lack « he manages to sap dirge as "Words" and "How Can You Could the Bee Gees ever appear on the Fusion music freaks (ie, jazz-rock (RCA) tension, and the speed and clude: misty glimpse «- naked an already ennervated Mend A Broken Heart," to name a few. Soul Train? Who knows. It's a long way girls romping and dressing in a fans) would have you believe that Clarke's short comings ' quickness have not disappeared. alone carries this set. As from "I Started a Joke" to "You Should steamy locker room, and the Stanley Clarke is the world's greatest violinist Ponty as wen, though he should team up with And despite the moronic calls of They have adapted themselves to the Be DanCing." "play 'Layla' " he still perfonns it. What more could one want? PETCANDLE® magical and romantic dance bass player, and that his composing grandiose about his solo gifted musicians who can ••••• sequence between Carrie and her abilities are the equal to any of the ImallDary Voyage gives Ponty His own writing talent isn't Concert ,Scene date. What could have been a European masters. Clarke of expressive leeway to show to make something like Rolling Stone's current cover story on Jackson Browne includes a few Florida's Answer to the Pet Rock. words on the art of tuning. Jackson said: "You've got to understand dreary tale of acceptance into the distinguished himself with Chick phenomenal violin Voyage sound better than tuning. All you've got to do is take acid and try to tune your guitar, and PET CANDLE comes to you with com high 'school crowd is nieely -trans Corea's Return to Forev~r, yet his solo These are comprised C. (T.B.) British Music. to Herald. you figure out that there's no such thing as being in tune." plete set of operating instructions to fonned into a gruesome, yet albums have been unifonnly trivial, sweeping lines, bittersweet t ...rtlll .... Elton John (MCA) delightful horror story. Full of glutted with half-fonned ideas and executed with silk smooth enough. F. (T.B.) train your PET CANDLE to sit up, surprises, Carrie is sure to charm malnourished concepts. School Days, avoids the instrument's 1Jp~1,~n",.r - Jackson Browne Christmas Season at UCSD his latest release, is his least presuming propensity for grating the ears. records)- stand, light up, and fly. as well as send chills up the spine. Music from Britain heralds the photographs by Nick Graetz, in Carrie is now playing at the of listener's expectations of two is taken up entirely by the Browne sadly needs to Available in Small, Medium, and Large Sizes. Chrisbnas -season of the La Jolla spired by Escape From Alcatraz Cinerama Theater. " progressive" pyrotechnics. For the track, an ambitious piece that strong identity of his own, CiviclUniversity Symphony and by J . Campoell Bruce. Also to be ------Chorus, Saturday at 8 and Sunday perfonned is "Into the Silence," a PET CANDLE at 3 in the Mandeville Auditorium. study of linguistic and non Thomas Nee will conduct the linguistic perceptions of sung 110 Giralda Ave., Coral Gables, Florida 33134 Southside Johnny on the S Trail symphony in Concerto Grosso, Op. words from a text by T.S. Eliot, by [J Small $1 .00 plus 50¢ postage & handling (CPS)-It's been more than a year bunch of small, Jersey seaside bars to a revved up Denver crowd thrown into the set as well as one or 6, No.1," by Handel and "Agenda David Jones. C Medium $2.00 plus 75¢ postage & handling since the ad hucksters at Columbia was no longer a cult, the Boss now moving into "I Don't two by the Boss himself. for Orchestra" by Bernard Rands. The concert is free and open to Records and a few hyperbolic critics had a national following and his The program continues with the public. C Large $3.00 plus 95¢ postage & handling Home," a rocker that's The energy level at a Southside declared Bruce Springsteen the fave original fans were pissed. FM playlists these days. Purcell's "Come Ye Sons of Art," Internationally acclaimed Name rave idol of the music world. More But springsteen kept his cool and performance can't be featuring the chorus of 150 voices pianist Malcolm Frager will be the than a year since glossy posters of shied away ·from the luxury life It doesn't take long for the and some rock journalists and several soloists, conducted by featured soloist with the San Diego Address the glamour boy from the gutters of superstardom accrues. old former blue collar claimirlg that the ·group cooks David Chase. For the finale, the Symphony Orchestra at 8 pm than even Springsteen's HE" New Jersey were pasted on And now the Columbia hypesters wow the crowd he's Symphony and three choirs will December 9 and 10 and December City . State Zip . etBand. mailboxes and back alley land- are at It again, churning out reams Southside Johnny's got perform " Hymn of Jesus" by 12 at 2: 30 at the Civic Theatre. 1976. Pet Candle. Inc. marks in the cities. A year since of pUblicity for another New Jersey and an even better Gustav Holst. Symphony Associate Conducter Time and Newsweek capped off the band, Springsteen's old cronies like a rejuvenated John Southside Johnny closes a show MuSic for instruments, tape and Charles Ketcham will conduct the ********** staged spectacle by putting the Southside JohMY and the Asbury struts around the stage, his with a 10 minute stomp yer feet and voices accompanied by special orchestra in a program consisting ********** overnight sensation on their covers. Jukes. The group is just starting to piece black velvet suit shining ' alo ng version of " We're Having visual effects will be offered by a of Beethoven's Symphony No.3, t Schedule For Referendum** It was enough to make a rock and catch on nationally and is currently spotlights, blood red 'rose Party," and then performs as group of enterprising musicians of Creston's Two Choric Dances, CPS Presents ~ roller give up. touring the smokey bars and tiny out of his label, and snaps his many encores as a crowd yells for. the UCSD music department Opus 17 and the Mozart Piano ~ Long time Springsteen fanatics halls tha.t Springsteen played two at the band, motiOning a finish Monday at 8 in the Mandeville Concerto No. 23 in A major. ~ W inter Quarter * grumbled that their hero was years ago. Reports from all over the song. So with the spectacular reviews Recital Hall. Two public performances of Saturday, Dec. 4 .. ".", washed up, that all the jive hoopla country say that Southside Johnny is group is receiving, it's obvious A chorus of 36 voices will sing "The Imaginary Invalid" will be ~ ~ would go to his head. Worst of all, blowing audiences away at every The group is out Southside Jolvmy and the "Deo Uratias" by Johannes staged at the Old Globe Theatre, "Million Dollar legs" .'" 2nd Week (Frt. 1.21) 1st draft deadline for ballot * J ohnny·come-latelies would be stop, knocking the socks right offthe Springsteen-Van M~.rrisoI1-8i~nGl.lI:soury Jukes aren't long for the bar Ockeghem. Another choral work, a Balboa Park, Tomorrow. The ~ propo$als , including signaiures ".", stealing their act, forCing screaming fans. dition, but leans a bit and soon they'll be playing motet paraphrasing plainsong, famed Moliere comedy is a and ~ and papers. l: Springsteen to play in mammoth "The next song never made it'as a rhythm and blues, bill to no one, not even the "Alma Reilemptoris Mater" will presentation of the Globe "Those Magnificent men ~ ~ stadiums and basketball arenas. hit, but I don't give a I love it the likes of Ray Chaires, himself. And that's a pretty be conducted by David Chase, Educational Tour. Performances in their flying machines" director of the La Jolla are at 10 and noon . ..~ 3rd Week (Wed 1·26) Publicationin Triton Times of /tentativeNew Indicator ball ots *".", IItIl;T~h~:e~~S~p~ri~n~gS~t;ee~n~c~ul~t=s~ta:rt=ed~in=~a==~=~'~' s~no~rted~~~~~~~1.~lIIt.lN~a~n:d:S:a~m~Coo==k:e.=A=fe:w=~=I~:fe:a:t.:::::::::::, CiviclUniversity Chorus. 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For detailed information contact : World Research , Inc ., 11722 Sorrento Valley Road I San Diego, California 92121 (714) 755-9761 Roommates wen ted for Oet Mar dUple. for Loal Of atolen. '" 01 runntng ahorte Sp,lng & Winter qtrs. Stepe to bMCh . w/Bullwlnkte on t"-. C,..t ..nt . ""tue. Home Federal' ng' and Loan A "'lIOn of an 0"90 Washer/dry.. CalI~(12/.' "'h." to n office...... 'H the ., indtYicluaI medley. Since they did not have an eatry in this event, ~ took aU. points for It. New liN on the team who also to Westerne performed well were Marian Shennan, Janet Nimmo, Tamara J_1Ialperba tumovers. ArUalr, Arlene Vernon, Lynn· Staff Writer . The Tritons never managed to Zelechowski, Bomie Burton and PIa",e; by poor ball-band1in8 get clOlel' than eleven points for Cathy Carroll. and a porous defenae the UCSD the rest « the game. 'lbey were "I am not only pleased with the JV bukttball team wu out forced to play catch-up buk~ overall perfo~ « the girls," scored, lINe, by the usru ball, which is not the Triton style said Dann, "But some of the times Westerners last Wednesday in fOl"play. wp.re redly outstanding. The times the main gym. When asked why his team at the Pomona meet were much The Tritons, led by the clever chose to run with the quicker lower than I expected... shooting of freshman guard John USIU squad, coach King Of special attention to the Cox and the steady board play « Wayman answered: " Because of women's swim team is tbe one Randy Meis and Bob Peterson, our lack of height (freshman Stan woman diving team composed of managed to stay close with the Hopper is the tallest man on the Sheila Bronson. She is a dedicated squad at 6'4") we are going to try athlete who is a great asset to the and run our first few gamep. If team. " Her points definitely that does not worA: we are going helped us win our meet with to have to slow down. " Wayman Pomona," said Dann. ·Bronson is then added, "This is a young and I currently trying to work out a inexperienced squad, the next practice schedule for her diving. few games will tell us what we The next meet coming up will be need to do. I feel there is Ceci Smith held at home, Jan. fl, against definitely room for im IT. T. Photo Bill Brooks) Ambassador College. Volunteers provement. " interested in keeping score, by Judy Walton lengthen the workout schedule Despite the loss, there were timing, or otherwise assisting at Staff Writer from one and a half to two hours some bright spots for the Tritons. the meet are urged to contact Dann Freshman guard Scott Hall tied daily, . increasing the average With a new season just un at her office in the Physical classmate Stan Hoppel for high practice distance " from ap Education Department. derway, UCSD's women's swim point honors with 22. Hall was proximately two miles a workout team is plunging ahead full steam. able to penetrate well as he to at least three." Weight training Randy Meis Workouts, weightlifting, running scored most of his points on and the running program will also IT. T . Photo Shannon Aikman) and disciplined training are smart drives to the basket. In the be stepped up to gear for the tough combining shape up a promising running and gunning of the rebounding department, tl:1e to competition the team will face. team this year. The real payoff Westerners, trailing by just three aggressive board work by Meis, There are currently 23 members came Friday, Nov. when UCSD points at the half, 45-42. Peterson and Tom Griffin put 19, on the women's swim team, with slid past Pomona 67~ in the first In the final twenty minutes of UCSD on top in that category 39- many returnees from previous play, however, the Trito" s ' 33 . dual competition of the season. years. Among these are Ceci After the victory, coach Diana constant turnovers gave the If the JV ca gers are to do wen Smith, Karen Olson, Lorraine Dann maintained her overall contest to USIU. With onl/ two this season, they will have to cut Gibson, and Julie Hover, 'who satisfaction with the team up to minutes gone in the second half down on the turnovers and settle entered several events apiece in and the Tritons down by just one down into a more patterned style date. "However," she added, " We the Pomona meet. Each took first still need some refinement and point, 46-47 , the Westerners ran of play. The talent is definitely in at least one of these, helping more work on our starts, turns, and off ten unanswered points with there for a successful winter, but UCSD to the final victory. The stroke techniques." the aid of five straight San Diego only time will tell. point spread would have been even Next quarter Dann hopes to more deciSive had UCSD entered Give ANNOUNCEMENT Santa a Hand During the W inter and Spring . Quarters 19n, Professor Arthur 'New Look' Tennis Team by buying all your Hyman, Chairma n of the Depar X-mas gifts at a tment of Philosophy at Yeshiva d iscount at the University, will be V isiting Could· Be UCSO's Best Yet Village Beauty Supoly Professor of Philosophy. Professor For Mom or your best Gill: Purses and cosmetic Hyman's work has mostly been in The San Diego State tennis team Broudy. Broudy, a junior, played bags from 2.33 to 4.75 the are of Jewish and Arabic might be looking over their number five singles for North Jelln Nllt. 'ovely gifts Medieval Philosophy. He is the shoulders a little more this season. Carolina State before coming to the from 2.79 to 6.39 author, with J.J. Walsh, of U~D coach Tad Yamaguchi has lovely bath gifts 3.19 sunny shores of California. Yllrdley (Tweed and Old "Philosophy in the Middle Ages: put together what he feels could be Broudy's steady play will con english Lavender) Irom 4.52 to 5.67 The Christian, Islamic and Jewish the best squad in the school's tinually give opposing players For Dad or your best Guy: Traditions" . At UCSD Professor history. problems. Roar for the sensuous Hyman will teach, in the Winter Coach Diana Donn lion 2.29 to 6 .95 Quarter, Judaic Cultural Trad itions With the season to open next Providing the veteran flavor to [T. T. Photo Bill Brooks] Ru ssllln Leather 2.29 to 3.00 the squad will be returning varsity For Guys orGals 1B, dealing with modern and quarter, the "new look" Tritons blow dryers and soaps contemporary Jew ish religious and have been working hard in an members Jon Gerdsen, Alex intellectual movements; a nd in th e ticipation of what should be their Rosenthal, Nick White, Billy OpiniOn ••• VILLAGE Heins, and Morgan Magid. Joel Spring Quarter, Philosophy 103 , finest campaign. [Coatblued from Page %] SUPPLY Medieval Philosophy, and a new In the past the Tritons have gone Berchin, Kurt Campbell, and Shack Fisher are returning players 737 PEARL Upper Division course, Cultural with an older, more experienced But this is just my opinion. The Ooo't be mistaken . The address of our that can fill in for any of the Traditions 100, Ethical and Social team composed of mainly juniors ideas all UCSD students on this plaza is on Pearl but our entrance is off regulars. « the parking lot on Eads , just south of Theories in the Judaic Tradition. He and seniors. This year the San subject should be solicited. Pearl. Ente!" on Eads. we're In the plaza will also be one of the lecturers Diegans are led by two freshmen, Despite the obvious talent, the Although Saxon does not seem to with Dick 's liquor & Lord Byron 's during the Spring Quarter in the Paul Metsch and Mike McMahon. consider student opinion im Cookies. Triton's main strength will be their new course sequence on Medieval Metsch is an all-CIF player from portant, this should not stop the 459-0722 Cultural Traditions. depth. Yamaguchi was often Riverside, who is considered one of forced to play matches with second UCSD administration from the top players in the Southern stringers last season because of the determining the opinion of students California circuit. McMahon is a lack of depth. This season the on the issue. local product who played his prep Tritons will rely on depth along This step must be taken befbre tennis in the San Diego area. with the newcomers to give San any decision made on the semesU!r Complementing the flashy fresh Diego State, alJ well as the rest of issue can be truly legitimate. - Chip men will be East Coast netter Jack the league, a run for their money. Delany Tlae9ade .... 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