Gray: Accreditation Visit Going Better This Year by RaoAnbar check," he explained. "Sometimes Staff Writer an institution will have to ask "Loss of accreditation would kill questions it never asked itself an institution," said Hector Lee, betore." the vice-chairman of the visiting The 'entire campus of UCSD will Western Association of Schools and be covered by the accreditation Colleges (W ASC) accreditation with the exception of the medical school, which is accredited by the The Triton Times will carry Association of American Medical coverage of the anti-accreditation Colleges. rally, held yesterday on the gym "Remarkably WeU" steps, in Monday'" paper. " Things don't seem to be going committee at a press conference badly," Acting Dean of Graduate yesterday. Students Manuel Rotenberg said of the present accreditation visit. Committee chairman Richard Three years ago, UCSD was Gilman, the president of evaluated to have too many ad­ Occidental College, said he felt a ministrators and a disorganized major institution such as UC San organizational structure. It Diego would have no problem received only a three-year ac­ receiving accreditation. creditation. UC San Diego was visited by " Accreditation is usually no two unexpected celebrities Wayne Grey, executive this week. Private Party problem but it's a ' good self- secretary of the UCSD ac­ presidental candidate Mister creditation steering committee Trash (right) made a stop Committee which has been Pt"eparing for this along his San Diego tour visit since last year, feels Tuesday. Then, on Wed­ nesday, Holy Hubert (left) " everyone on campus has done made his annual visit to Appl ications remarkable well." Unlike 1973, exhort UCSD students to Gray said everyone this year has change their sinful ways. been able to answer questions (TT photos: Bill Brooks) Avail able posed to them by the accreditation by Mark Stadler team. News Editor Gray suggested he is able to Walsh Main Issue in District One Race Applications for next year's gauge the accreditation team's campus-wide committees are now concerns by the questions they by Sara J. Lowen budsman to question people on that's good, and for everything available. asked. One of those concerns, Community Editor property assessment and a citizens that's bad," Feeley said. The committees control nearly according to Gray, was the T A First district Supervisor Jack advisory council. Managed Growth- e\'erything that happens at UC San situation. Walsh says he is seeking re­ Seven people are challenging All the candidates cited unem­ Diego, from " What goes in your There is a good deal of interest in election this year because he Walsh: Ernie Azhocar, a ployment as the major problem head to what goes in your the problem, said Gray, especially " needs a job." businessman; Jim Feeley, a facing the district. Walsh believes stomach," Mark Fingerman, due to the anti-accreditation rally His opponents would prefer to county welfare employee; Tom that managed growth is necessary Student Cooperative appointments held at noon yesterday and see him in the unemployment line. Hamilton, mayor of Chula Vista; to keep the unemployment rate and evaluations coordinator, said because of some of the visiting The main issues in the first Frank Matta rocc i, a real estate from increasing further. in an interview last week. team's members feeling that T As district supervisorial race are salesman; Bob Miller, a former " Before we try to attract people, Fingerman, who makes Coop are not good in the first place. Walsh's style and the high deputy county clerk; Don Perry, a we have to analyze the impact appointments to campus com­ Gray feels that the campus unemployment rate in the district. realtor; and· Bert Stites, mayor of they'll have on San Diego. We have mittees, said the committees are defended its position on TAs; Walsh's opponents have.accused Imperial Beach. to figure out where we build useful for disseminating in­ mamly by emphasizing efforts him of being fiscally irresponsible, All of Walsh's opponents said homes, what will be the burden on fgrmation, educating students on UCSD has made to receive more ignoring his constituents and Walsh's performance as super­ facilities," Walsh said. the bureaucracy and com­ state funding for TAs. bickering with the other super­ visor was a factor in their decision Feeley charges that the Board of municating ideas between students The accreditation team was visors and Sheriff John Duffy. to seek office. Azhocar and Stites Supervisors has increased and administrators, as well as for sufficiently aware of the rally to Walsh contends his opponents criticize Walsh for making trips to unemployment by putting a freeze presenting a student viewpoint on send at least two of its members of wouldn't know if he's been Washington, DC to advise the on county hiring and letting illegal decisions. witness the events. (Two members responsive. He accuses them of President when, they said, he aliens in the country. 38 Committees of the team are involved with spending so much time politicking should be representing his con­ Mattarocci believes' that The Coop coordinator-who said student affairs on their own that they haven't got the facts stituents. government should not be a applications for committees are campuses. ) right. " We don't need Walsh in makeshift employer, "because due next Friday in the second floor Gilman, in an interview Walsh has been involved in Washington; we have a lobbyist such an action would increase of the student center-reviewed the yesterday, described the team's controversy with Duffy over and Van Deerlin there," Azhocar county spending, which he believes campus-wide committees and the visit as a time, "to look and to funding and control of tbe county said. is already "exorbitant." reasons for filling next year's listen and not to make a jail since last summer. Walsh responds to this charge by Perry and Stites also charge that student posts this spring. pronouncement. " Seven Challengen saying, "My parents taught me Walsh has been too loose with the There are 38 campus-wide For this reason the committee Besides trying to gain control of that it was discourteous and un­ tax dollar. "The county budget has committees that need student set up an informal meeting with the county jail, Walsh has been patriotic to turn down the president tripled," Perry said. " If we waste members. These include Academic students at 9 this morning. involved in restructuring county when he asks you for help." our resources, we're destroying Senate, administrative, student Members of the committee have . government into an agency and Hamilton, Perry and Mattarocci our future." affairs advisory and business and also spoken to students in the reducing the county budget. feel Walsh has been too busy All of Walsh's challengers favor finance committees. library, bookstore, and other Walsh's major programs have bickering with the sheriff and the attracting light industry to San The panels range from the locations on campus. included establishing a senior day other supervisors to get anything Diego as a means to provide jobs Program Review Committee Lee, who was chairman of the care program, an alcohol done. 'for the unemployed. (PRC) to the Committee on WASC's Senior Commission of detoxification center, an om- "He's been against everything Continued on Page 3 Continued OD Page 3 Continued on Page I libertarian Kinsky ' Senate Candidate is Not Easily Catagorized

by Ja mes G. Soto She would also abolish all regulatory agencies CltyEdJtor because she contends that they do not protect the consumer. In fact, she argues that these federal Liberta~ians present a paradox to the American agencies have become the tools of the bWliness voter. They seem both conJerVative and liberal, interests they are supposedly regulating. radical and reactionary. Victimle.. CrIme. Lynn Kinsky-the Ubertarian-endorsed can­ These seemingly conservative ideas are con- didate for US Senate-was at UC San Diego earlier -trasted by Kinsky's views on foreign policy. Here this week as part of her first statewide swing for she is an isolationist who would withdraw American votes. participation from the poUticaland mllltary affairs Kinsky believes as aU Ubertarlans do that of the rest of the world. government should be drutlcaUy llmlted. She said "The United States should mind its own that if elected to the Senate, she would vote for no business, "is Kinsky's approach to foreign policy. , . Libertarian Party senat rial c ndidate lynn Kinsky outlined spending at aU, on the grounds that the money is not She compared her views on foreign policy to those her campaign views Monday at the A v II forme I lounge. the Senate's to spend. CoatlDued 08 Pale t (TT photo: Bill Brooks) . Page 3 Pale I Friday, AprU30,197' Friday, AprU 31,1171 •r'.oll .1'111('8 .! Letters to the Editor Women Denied Right of Voter ~egistra .tion Deadline Nears Students have 10 days left to Students turning 18 on or before Student Relp Needed in Prevention Adequate Health Care register to vote in the June 8 June 8 may register. byJaaetBUI primary election. Most Americans would agree that health care is a right, not a privilege. Low Students who have moved must of D< uglas Smith's Dismissal It was on such an asslUllption that the UC San Diego Student Health " For students to exercise their re-register, as must students who political clout in the June 8 failed -to vote in November, 1974. It bas come to our attenti,m that research creativity. From all involves UCSD as weD as the entire Center was established. The Center is currently supported by a sizeable portion 01 each student's registration fee ..yet, women at ucm, half the primary, they must be registered Students who have changed names the UC San Diego biology depart- biology department professors that UC system and that is, whether or Blows or occupations must also register. student population, are denied many basic rights to proper service. to vote," says Kevin Woodruff of ment has recommended denial of we have interviewed, the general not the Univenity is for educating Student Vote '76, a statewide tenure to Douglas Smith. mood of the department seems we, the students, or for the A recent lJtudy conducted by the American Association of CoDeges on Students may register and vote Dr. to organization dedicated to turning Unless positive student action is be that Dr. Smith's research is manifestation of an eUte body of the status of women and education listed eight basIc medical services at their college as IDng as they live that each university must provide for their women students. It is in­ ~_ S~ort History out the student vote this year. taken, this move by the biology good. He is involved In the scientists concerned with world and there by May 9. They can also teresting to see how UCSD meets these requirements: " People on campuses are working department, which has started the elucidation of DNA replication In prestige. Cbeap register at out-of-county 1. An obstetr' u -gyaecolog.t [OB-GYN] sbould be avaUabie to tbe to register as many students as bureaucratic machinery, may Escherichia Coli, which is a highly To prevent the tragic dismissal Of q'~e ~ericaIJ residences, such as their parents' university OD' iull or part-time basis. At UCSD, an OB-GYN visits the by IclwArd Simons possible by the deadline. " homes, with on-campus registrars. ~It In the dismissal of.Dr. Doug competitive field contair.ing the of .Dr. Douglas Smith, we are Health Centf only once a week to deal with specific medical problems. Smith. The purpose of thIS letter is top minds in science. Although not asking for the support of the Twice a we- ", an OB-GYN visits the Birth Control ClInic to deal only with RequiremeDts To vote in a party primary. to solicit your attention and sup- the top leader in the field, Dr. ~tudent ~y. There . 'Yill be .an Shots· NatioQ Part V womer . _. ~ rested in contraceptives. Students who have never students must state an affiliation port to this iss~ . ., Smith has made more than a inf0n:nation and positive acti~n Z. BIrtb cootrol sboald be avaDabie wItb adequate coaueUog aad registered before must do so in with that party when registering to " If there is anything in the America bf today that Jr.t the past SIX years 10 which Dr. significant contribution through meeting on Tuell., May 4, at noon ~ medical foDow-up. On this point, UCSD basically lives up to the standard. justifying entering into a war with France. Killing order to vote in June. vote. resembles the America which was put under the Frenclunen was always a British pastime. Smith has been at U~D, . he ~ publications of over 12 papers in BB 1~03 . We a,sk you to attend this Birth control is available to aD students and/or their partners with suf­ protection of George Washington ' in 1789, it is the made valuable contnbutions 10 the past six years he has been a meetmg and find out what you can ficient medical foDow-up. Despite efforts to minimize expense, the cost In the United States, the yrench Revolutionary ~y res~. H~ is personaDy professor at UCSD. In fact, one do. If ~ou are unable to attend ranges from $10-$30 a year, depending upon the method of birth control Constitution. Other than that, there is nothing Wars had the effect of dividing the American nation. Committees ••. 10terested 10 speakmg to students biology professor (name withheld) p~ease s~n y~r .name on one of the chosen. Counseling is available in infonnal group rap sessions or private similar." ThOIl}aS Jefferson led the Democratic-Republicans, I said that just yesterday, and it's as true today as it supporting the French; Alexander Hamilton led his Naming Buildings, CoJleges, -providing "a very vital source regarding any level of involvement felt that his research is as good or Circulating petitIOns. We need your apPointments with clinic personnel. was then. The writing and ratification of the Con­ Federalist Party in support of the British. Streets and Facilities. of information for people in­ at this school. His motivation to better than other tenured support! 3. A pelvic aDd breast exam with pap smear sbould be provided free of Fingerman described the PRC terested in change ... You can have teaCh . is compl~mented br his professors at UCSD. Even if Dr. charge. The cost for such a vital examination at UCSD is $10. In spite of stitution is the single most important event in this In the meantime, westward expansion was con­ nation's history. True, it doesn't have the raw, lyric as " the biggest, most complex" any level of involvement and still effective teaching . tec~lqU~ , Smith's research was ' not as ANNIEIRIYE pressure from women on campus, this basic health right is not covered by tinuing at a furious pace. This had the practical effect committee on campus. It is, he get something out of student Anot~~ n~d qu~lity . IS his rigorous, we feel that his teaching the Student Health Center. Efforts were made this year to havea pap and beauty of the Declaration of Independence but, as a of strengthening the national government, since the LLOYD ITO besotten copy editor once asked me, " what does?" said, the principal advisory representation. " capability of mtera~tion 'Ylth other and administrative attributes yield DEBBIE LEE pelvic , guaranteed to women affiliated with the University. The ad­ new territories and states owed their existence to it. committee to Chancellor McElroy, Frankly, the D of I was a one-shot deal, a good piece The Louisiana Purchase also aided the government's faculty mem~rs meludlng. those him highly desirable and beneficial ORLIN UBERMAN ministration unanimously turned down the proposal. and reviews all educational from the medical school, biology, to the biology department at of propaganda. The Constitution, though, got down to cause. RICHARD MA TSUEDA 4. Testing for and treatment of veDeral disease should be provided. programs, supporting programs physiCS, and chemistry depart- UCSD. the nitty-gritty and put something together. the As Napoleon soon discovered, the subjugation of Walsh ... LARRYPIRO This service is available to all students at UCSD. re~ardless of gender, as and expenditures, and reCom­ II)ents. a function of the Health Center, not the Birth Control Clinic. delegates to the Constitutional Convention of 1787 Europe would take more than a couple of weekends. Redevelopment of loner Core STEERING COMMITTEE mends priorities for operating and Through the years Dr. Smith has . 5. Testing aDd counseling cODcerning pregnancy should provided. didn't go to Philadelphia to preach mindlessly at each Also, his plans to overthrow the then present order The candidates are divided on Although Dr. Smith's tenure is OF THE: be capital improvements. served on several committees here . There is no cost for preganancy testing and counseling at UCSD. other. They got down and got dirty up to the elbows. were coming up against some cos.t-overruns. the issue of growth in San Diego . at UCSD. He has been a member the area of primary concern, there EFFORT FOR THE TENURE The truly amazing thing about the Constitution is Other committees that will need Walsh, who calls himself the Appointments are made through the Birth Control Clinic. Frankly, Napoleon was a little short. student members include the and the chairman of the Curriculm is a deeper issue here. One that OF DR. DOUGLAS SMI'lll that it was written and approved by the delegates earliest advocate of managed 5. Abortion counsellog and referral sbould also be provided by tbe In 1803, when diplomats from the United States Academic Senate's Committee on Review Board for the first two from the 13 states within five months. Ratification growth, favors letting growth go to University. Both services are available at UCSD. Ironically, though, approached him about purchasing the Louisiana Educational Policy, the Housing years of its existence, a two-year took anot.~er ten months. As one source said, "The new areas instead of redeveloping while birth control is paid from the student's own pocket, abortion is Territory, Napoleon had to stick his hand in his mouth and Food Services Committee and member of the Muir College Heimler vs. Cafeteria Food? convention was composed of a group of men seldom As the downtown area. covered entirely by student health insurance. to avoid saying yes too quickly. for the Americans, the Campus Program Board. Council, on the Biology Graduate matched in the world's history for ability, sound Azhocar, Mattarocci. Hamilton digestion I LAY TEN TO ONE 7. Tbe University sbould aid in training supporUve personnel. There they got the wheat belt-plus New Orleans-for a dirt­ Appointments for next year are Committee, a member last year i. found myself sitting on this are 10 volunteers who facilitate the operationof the Birth Control judgement, wisdom and devotion to their country's cheap $15 million. and Feeley all favor redevelop­ ON CHUCK because he's my son - i ucsa being made now, Fingerman said, and the chainnan this year of the barstool next to the men's room Clinic. The bulk of administrative and counseling duties rests with Judy welfare." While aD this was going on, the debate continued ment of the city's inner core to mean who else would read this The most recent such meeting, maybe the only one "to do away with the mass con­ Summer School Committee, and and i slowly became aware of the G.oldfinch, registered nurse and co-ordinator of the Birth Control ClInic. over which nation, France or Britain, should be handle growth. Feeley says he shit? love, dad that comes close to the above description, was that of fusion" that happens at the has also been a Pre-med advisor th~ap-thwap-thwap of hammering Judy hopes to expand the volunteer program next year tp reach a larger supported by the United States. Jefferson wished to feels that the single family MICHAEL MARK , Mafia leaders at Appalachin. beginning of the year when for the past four years. human fl esh; it was HEIMLER percentage of UCSD students. If enough interest were expressed, Judy remain neutral, but events were making it hard. dwelling might have to be REVELLE The Constitution took effect iii March of 1789, when nominations are usually made. Any student will testify to the writing his monthly quota of avant­ would also be interested in starting a self-help women's health program. At that time, both France and Great Britain were restricted in favor of high rise Congress met for the first time. In other big news that In a further effort to avoid any fact that this combination of garde intellectualisms RIGHT ON 8. All services should be avaDable all women stndents, staff, aad interfering with American shipping on the high seas. apartments. to year, George Washington was elec­ confusion, Fingerman said qualities is a rare commodity that CHUCK: you'll really go places faculty. At UCSD, the Birth Control ClInic limits its clientele to students The British went one or two steps further, though. Walsh is not predicting an easy ted- unanimously-as the first president of these orientation sessions are bein~ few science professors exhibit. with your unique phraseology i A Letter From and their partners. Not merely content with the impressment of re-election: " I always have • United States. . planned for next year's panel The final criterion for tenure is can't remember anything so Despite the availability and proximity of the UCSD Birth Control American seamen (a funny Phrase, if you think about problems because I've chosen to This all happened seven years after the members, to help students learn profound since 1968(FUCKING-A Clinic, many women tum to outside sources for contraceptives and it) and the seizure of American ships and cargoes, the speak out on the issues. The special My Father Revolutionary War ended. By this time, the spotlight about their committees. . YOU SAY) counseling. The clinic is open for information, rap sessions, films, and was off the United States, especially since France British also began stirring up the Indians, who never interests that I've alienated will /New Managing Editor j I was disappointed to discover counseling Monday and Wednesday 5 to 9 pm, and Tuesday and Thursday had -decided it was time for a revolution. needed much prodding, against settlers in the west. support my opponent. ·Those Your words carry as much sting . that the TritoD Times' columnists, 9 am to 3 pm. Partners are encouraged to attend. Added to this was the outrageous act 01 a British lnformatioD Supply special interests are management, as Dylan's TARANTULA but they The French Revolution was anything but the Kristin Webb has been appointed being incapable of writing Health care for women is not limited to birth control. The women at epitome of restraint, the leaders having done frigate firing on the USS Chesapeake. Jefferson's Fingerma~ told the Triton Times labor, the building industry and go much deeper - all the way up to anything coherent on their own, UCSD must act to implement low-cost comprehensive care for all our response was cool. Some would say it bordered on why he thinks. s tuden~s. should some elements of law enforcement Managing editor of the Triton the prostate gland, baby. The everything in their power to eradicate creeping are now going to the length of needs, for all women. It is our right, not our privilege. aristocracy. Louis Exvee-Eye (the "Unfortunate spineless. He forbade British ships to enter American ap.ply for c.orrumttee posItions. He . who believe they're above the Times, effective today. monthly routine is this: we chew up printing other people's private Monarch"), to take a good example, sacrificed his ports. said conuruttees are good for: law." Webb, a sophomore at Muir one part WIPE WITH THIS or one mail without first obtaining their head to the ideals liberte, egalite and maternite-"in Jefferson's Secretary of State, James Madison, ran College, has served as Assistant part cafeteria fare and see which of --supplying information to consent. that order. for president in 1808, winning with more than 66 ANNOlJNCEMENT5 managing editor since last month. leaves a smellier mess after Prisoner Desi res Pen Pal. students on what happens in the The letter quoted by Charles His wife, Marie Antoinette, the patron saint of cake, percent of the electoral votes. committees; Hejrnler in his aptly named Wipe On the issue of continued depradation of American NEEDED : Filmmakers and video I pray this letter finds you all in The ad is as follow s: didn't have as much to lose as her old man did, but The Triton Times is recognized by the Communications Board of UCSD as the official With This column (TT, April 28) she lost it anyway. Witnesses to her guillotining shipping, Madison was ambivalent. On the one hand, orlists. Find out fosl abaul Ihe first the best of health. Please allow me " Jim Miller 143611 Box 787 - keeping administrators in annual sludent film festival 10 I: ;tudenl newspaper. Publication is on Mondays , Wednesdays and Fridays during Ihe was, I have reason to believe, from reported that the only way they could tell she had he really got into the reasons for neutrality; on the regular school year (.- about implementing change in government. government. conlacl the loon collection office, offered on 0 one-Io-one basi s on Mark Siadl ... S.,.J. Lo ..... 204 MC, regording on ex il in­ -- 2) To not even attend the meetings and continue to The Coop is a body for change and a great many o( News Editor Community Edllor course papers, resumes. proposals, its "elite" and non~lite members want to see more lerview. Deferment of payments criticize them, is the mark of a poorly informed scholarly arlicles, whotever Ihe lis~d participation by the student body so the Coop can C,.lg Uchld. Ke";le Nicoli and partial concellalion of loons person. The only member of your "committee" need. If we can os~isl you in any in your letters has not even attended one meeting. I grow anll become much more productive than it is Opinion Edllo, Bulin... Manager may be avoilable to you. Find oul right now in its state beset with the problem of by call ing 452-3788 for your in­ way, come 10 HL 1254 or call 452- would know Qecause I u lke care of all attendance at N.,... nMey .... D.. e Elsen apathy. ~iew appoinlmenl. 2522 10 make on appointment. the meetings, Photo Edllor Sport. Edllor 3) While I do not deny all of your claims, I do find As long as the students are misinformed by errors your remarks about the ffinding of activities totally Alan Ru ssell Wendy Eagle Tim MacKenzie in judgement and criticism by groups such as Art. Editor inadequate. Considerin:l that not everybody who Olflce Manager Crtlfclsm Editor. yourselves,and in letters thBt have no real solid base Positions Now Available attends this school is I average" it is senseless to KIDDIE for . attack, there will be apathy, there will be D{\. 5EU55 want funding only for the averalie activities of problems in student government, and there will average students. The )ther types of students ptly be for Statewide Committees lJToblcms in reg,ards to the student status on this and UCS.n Diego their $6 also! many other campuses. MATINEE 4) To expect even 50 ~.e rcent of the student body to St. II write" Spedel wrlI .... Phot09'.""y vote is ridiculous! Not e 1E!Jl Berkeley in its last major I see some concern in your letter in how money is - Academic Planning Ind Pf09'Im R ••I _ - Allirmlti'ile Aclion AdvllOry Commillee. Ran Anbar Charles Heimler Paul Jarvis Boord" - I"I.,·Cempu•• Ihlelle """Itory Boa'" election had 12 percent bf the voting body, while Sharon ROberts handled at this campus, and some of your fears are Evelyn Barala Edward Simons - Ad.lso,y Commit I.. 10' I •• rnlng - Tasle For.,. or Financial AId Inlo,mllion Bill Brooll. UCSD had 36 percent in its last major election, 60 well-founded, but please, don't Just complain! Get Ale. Bennett Resourc .. - Academic Senate Commltt.. on percent of which voted in favor of the Coop. involved, get friends involved and contribute to help Robin DeRleux Mark Gomez - Aclmlnl . lr8lIon AdorllOry Comml"" on Ed ucallonal Policy. Steve Esmedina Joan Finkle Bulin". Inclu.'on ArM. - Adyisory Committee on Insl,uellonll 5) As is the case witn every fonn 0( government iron out the bugs in the system. The most redeeming cathy Fitzmaurice Penae liltlelon - T as k Force on Financial .Id In lo"".Ilon ilnprovement Progr.ms where voting is not required, you find a small per­ . value of the Coop is that it has the potential to John Halperon Doug Mooney copy c~ntage of voting and involvement by the populace. Phil Hubbard Jenniler lack become the best government (or the students as long Angle Bartoli Craig JaCi

Klnsky ••• ,Low 1I0WI. • • Concert Scene fl Democratic senatorial candidate Tom Hayden. a1m0lt unanimoua in declaring MAdison to have been Leslie Kienholz: But while she agrees with Hayden on thole luu. oflitUe use as a war presidenlln fact, Jobn Calhoun Doobies, Tim Weisberg and the question of civil liberties (she believe. of Soutb Carolina wrote abo~ him, "Our President, Visual Lyricism and Violence government should not interfere with the personal though a man of amiable rnanoen and great talents, lives of citizens and she has called for an end to baa not, I fear, those conunanding talents which are byJ. Vltm. undeniably potent, coming off like cutting through the foam and frOth ...... c...u EIedIIa Jail; PO Bea 2991; San Diego, CAo prosecution of victimless crimes and the necessary to control those about bim." Leslie Kienholz' "Self-Portraits­ a gun-packing Cosmopolitan. Like of modem figurative painting. To Appear Here In Concert Set; MIlar Petitlea u., 92101. . harrassment of gays), she disagrees with Hayden Calhoun, it should be noted, waa one of the A Year's Works" represents one of the work of British painter Francis Showing at the Humanities 'lbird College baa set May 17 and vaD Pnfeuon Named to Congressionalloudmouthl who got the United Stales the best individual exhibits that the Bacon, Kienholz adds a touch of Library Student Gallery until The San Diego area will be Ralphs, will be at the Los Angeles on economics. graced by tiJe presence of some 11 as the date for its collelfi' council Natlo_1 Aeadeaay el8cleaee " He sees no problems with making government involved in the fracas in the first place. Visual Arts Graduate Program has her own personal mysticism Friday Noon t05:00 p.m. Forum Sunday, May 16. Since the election. ApplicationH for Two VC' San Diego faculty The War of 1812, disregarding the cases for or to offer. DIsplaying sixteen works fine bands during the first two band's inception in 1974, Bad bigger. My view is that government is now taking weeks in May. nomination are due May 7, and members have been elected to everything it wants and everything the people have. against declaring, surely must go down as one of the on paper and canvas, she offers a Company has been a success. The must be supported by four Third membership in the National So many of the abuses of big business have come most poorly conducted wars in history. journal painted wilh visual Rock Guitarist Tommy Bolin­ group record sales from the Bad students" and one faculty member. Academy of Sciences, considered about because government encourages business First of all the war's leader, Madison, even in his lyricism, 'violence, and unflinching The Doobie Brothers will be Company, Straigbt Shooter and This year's council will then select one of the highest honors that can through special favors," said Kinsky. brightest of moments, was still among the most dull personal confrontations. headlining a concert aUhe Sports Run With The Pack albums have nominations by May , 10 for the Her association with the Hayden campaign wl\1 and visionless of men. Second, the United States was While exploiting her obvious More Than Just "Cosmetics" been consistently on the top of the Arena Thursday, May 6. The past charts. election. continue when she debates him in Santa Barbara on cursed with field commanders without peer in the familiarity with painter's tools, Tim Mackeozle that lie is a perfect example of the few years has seen the Doobie Nominating petitions for the May 17. Her faculty advisor (she is a graduate murky realm of abysmal stupldity. Kienholz operates well in CrlUcism editor consummate rock guitarist. Muir College Council elections are student at UC Santa Barbara) is the Hayden Thirdly, it was a bad year for champagne. manipulating space. She does it From the moment Tonuny Bolin Bolin looks every bit the part, Brothers rise from obscurity to Tim Weisberg, flautist ex­ due today, in the Muir dean's campaign coordinator for San~ Barbara County. The war began on a stupid note: Congress voted for probing a series of personal first stepped onto the stage of the from his long hair and earring worldwide attention. They are now traordinaire, will be at the UCSD Office. Other parts of Klnsky's program include abolish­ war by a small majority on June 18, 1812; England profiles with an intuitive sense of La Paloma Theatre, i was evident right down to the snakl!skin boots. recognized as one of the top con­ Gym May 8. ment of the Internal Revenue Service (which she raised a blockade against American ships on June 16, Scbultz to Speak handling surface, managing a But there is more to him than cert attractions on the music scene te Staff AssociatioD calls "a bunch of fascists"), the FBI and the CIA. but the news didn't reach Congress in time. formalist concept of space, and just "cosmetics." At the age of 24, today. Gil Scott-Heron & Brian Jackson Academic Senate president 99,000 Signatures Congress also voted to raise 25,000 regulars, SO,OOO employing the action of tasteful Bolin has already vaulted the Sheldon Schultz will speak to the She criticized the incwnbent John Tunney, saying volunteers and 100,000 militia. The militia later brushwork. ranks of electric guitar masters. In UC San Diego Staff Association he has a lack of principle and is a complete became a problem in the war because if there were Kienholz gives you a look inside, pragmatist when it comes to politics. "He'll do what the mid-swnmer of 1975, a year luncheon today at noon in the times when the militia agreed to fight with the rendering the intricacies and after his departure from the James he must to get re-elected, II she said. Mandeville Center's Recital Hall. regulars, there were times when the regulars refused idiosyncrasies of a personality, Gang, Bolin was tapped by Deep to fight with the militia. Schultz said Wednesday that he She thinks Republicans are not much better. modeling her figures with earth Purple to fill the role of lead Coupled with the intention of forcing the im­ plans to informally discuss the A change in the election laws has made it possible colors and orchestrating other guitarist in the band, replacing 9- pressment of naturalized American seamen down the workings of the senate and to to run as an independent candidate much easier color so caustic as to add a heavy year original member Ritchie English throat was the desire to take Canada. The entertain questions from the than it has been in the past. Gov. Brown recently flavor of bitter-sweetnes.... Blackmore. ' war in the north proceeded along those lines, the association, signed a law which would put a candidate on the "The Ballerina" series is an "Funny thing was I didn't want In addition to Schultz' address, ballot with 99,0000 signatures gathered in a 6O-day major attacks occurring at Detroit, in the west; exploration that moves her Niagra, in the center; and Montreal in the northeast. to be in an English band," says the association will discuss period. striding across space, the black Bolin. " Most of the ones I'd heard Kinsky said that the Libertarians will be cir­ The land war didn't go very well until the last part nominations to next year's board. ' ground of her pieces providing a wer~ very structured, some of Flea Market Scheduled culating petitions to have her and Libertarian of the war. For example, American General William void in which they constantly leal' - Dr. Warren L. Butler Hull, scheduled to attack from Detroit, surrendered them practically telling the same for Saturday presidential nominee Roger MacBride placed on the off metaphorically. She renders jokes on stage each night." ballot as independents. It still is very difficult for the city two months after the declaration of war. This Have something to sell? Need to be bestowed on any American passages with freshness and But he adds, " it's a very com­ make some money? the Libertarian party to get on the ballot in was nota good augury. unrestraint - the work of an artist scientist. California, though they expect to be on the ballot in Two months after that, in October, a small fortable situation. Before, I got the The Third College Resident Biology professor Warren who can operate at full flow. impression it was really Ritchie 30-38 states for the November election. American force by sheer force of will crossed the Dean's office is sponsoring a flea Butler, chairman of that depart­ "The Three Maidens" seems to "I don't think I stand a chance of winning, but I Niagra River and successfully stormed Queenston Blackmore's band. market tomorrow afternoon from 1 ment, and physics professor Harry be periodic examination of a think I can influence the election," said Kinsky. CODtinued OD Page 8 wasn't even allowed on his side of to 5 at the Third snack bar. Suhl have brought UCSD's total feminine image, critical, yet often Tommy Bolin the stage. But now it feels more Potential vendors should register academy membership to 47. like a band and I can go and get my at the Third Resident Dean's of­ They were elected-as part of a ANNOUNCEMENTS cookies off whenever I want to. " fice. new group 0175 members, bringing (!P!B 9dmj. KCBQ presents Bolin and his band had a very Doobie Brothers Any item, other than food, may the academy's total membership FrIday, April 30 A Book Sale will be held this successful world premiere at the The Doobie Brothers tour coin­ and the Midnight Band will be be sold. to about l1~at the academy's 6:30: The Prisoner La Paloma Theatre Wednesday Inmate Education Program Saturday and Sunday from 10-4 pm cides with the release of their appearing at the Catamaran Hotel H3th annual meeting in onthe entrance walk to the Central night. Needs Volunteers 7:30 warren bealty , newest LP Take It To The Streets. this weekend. Washington DC Tuesday. Uni versity library, UCSD, Many Most (,If the music performed The San Diego county jail needs & julie christie· goldie hawn ,ii" Chartered by President books in 0 variety of subject fields came from his solo album Teaser. volWlteer tutors to run a computer 10:,00 . ~l""-~ '00 " Also appearing on the bill with The L.A. Jets open their West Abraham Lincoln, the academy is will be sold at bargain prices, The The best selections included the educational program for its in­ an independent group that advises the Doobies will be the Memphis Coast tour at the Bacchanal on sol e is sponsored by the Fr iends of title track, "Marching Powder" Horns and a fine new band from mates. the federal government on and the finale " Homeward Strut." Tuesday May 4. The engagement The Graduate Educational the UCSD Library. The proceeds San Francisco, Pablo Cruise. scientific and technicafmatters. fro m the sole w il l be used to buy Bolin's guitar work and his runs through May 6. Their debut Development program uses surprisingly effective vocals were much needed books fo r the UCSD album on RCA is appropriately the key to the performance. But England's Bad Company, ANNOVNCEMENTS libraries' co llection, Jets. '~W{l~ Bolin did not deliberately dominate featuring Paul Rodgers and Mick entitled L.A. Are you interested in doing the stage, deciding instead to allow _ ...... IItw _lee______grant...... , _ jack_ .. warden ,EMr4.,.... __ -Iony ...... bill.... The M uir-Dartmouth Exchange lIolunteer w o rk? The Stude nt Continued on Page 8 _ .. --.-___ , _ ...... ~ I_c-...... r.t_ " .....Y" ....~""-- Program has recently been ex· Volunteer Program has listi ngs wi th panded to include Fall Quarter. compiete descriptions o f volunteer IRI ", I~S'IICTI~_~I A ny interested students should placement possibilities throughout contact the M uir Prollost Office for the Son Diego area, St udent ruc ~an :Diego C~mpuj. P'l.ogtam 23oa'l.d volunteers are need ed in suc h furth er information, The deadline Ii 't.E.j.E.n tj. for f iling on ~ plication is April 30. oreas as tutoring, recreation, counseling and health-related SAN DIEGO a r eas, Usually, t he o nly Helicon, UCSD Poetry journal is 6:30: The Prisoner srolft'I AIIXA now occepting original poems from requirement IS a sincere interest . IN CONCERT students, faculty and stoff for its and a desire to help others, For spring 1976 issue. Include your more information come 10 the 7=;'0 'Spider Stratagem' nome. address, phone number and Student Center North, Student association w ith campus. Send to Campus M o il Code COOS c/ o Poetry Organizations Office or call ex t. Journal. 4617 . imjm;b:::*mWitb1f~~~ j~:1~;@4jm1l\gitjU&jiDi

Dr. H a rry Suhl computers to teach county jail inmates basic English, Physics, Math, Chemistry mathematics and science. •••••• ****** Qualified persons are needed to and Engineering Majors ~s ist Inmates with the program during the work week. four current films followed by a discussion with their makers The Navy's Nuclear Power program is Interested persons should send a \ # letter stating their desire to help May 6 RAYMOND ST. JACQUES & The Book of Numbers seeking a limited number of highly and their qualificat ions to 8 pm, CR 107 Correctional Counselor County qualified instructors Besides teaching extremely qualified and SCIENCE May 13 CHRISTOPHER ST. JOHN & Top of the Heap 8 pm, CR 107 motivated students, you will be a TIM WEISBERG OF MtND April 27-May 2 , commissioned officer in the Navy earning -Flute- come and h(~ar IRT BLIIEY I THE JIZZ ' MEIIEIIEII modern, melodic and original May 20 BROCK PETERS & Five on the Black Hand Side Good Pay and Lots of Benefits. 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IAN 0.100 ...... ,., IIII('S Friday, April 31, 1171 •rI ...... Friday, April., 1971 Page 7 Accreditation. • .\ Accreditation at one poipt, ex­ bear on problems at UCSD, but it Triton BB Scores plained the process of ~ ir: an has no authority over the system as T RiYON TiMES, ClAssifiEd Ads 1 2 Aces Up UCSD's Sleeve , - a whole, nor can it force the I institution accreditation. " COIIIIIIIIef ProtectioD Ag cy" university to submit the report to Is Lofgren a Doctor? Wiederholt Too Small? . ·Last-Minute Victory The accreditation c If.·ttee personnel outside of the institution, • makes an evaluation f the explained Lee. fOR SAlE ItOlJSiNG SBlVlCE5 The UC San Diego baseball team with men on base had stoOPed the by Dave ElseD by Scott Sadil ran its hopes for a playoff berth to numerous UCSD ralItes that had university by checking t what But sometimes the report is Armstrong flule $165 , excellent pads and F roomie needed to Share hOuse with at least Creallve playtime lor 2-5 year aids. Play & art Sports Editor Assistant Sports Editor (4/30) the precipice last Tuesday af­ put Tritons on base in every extent the university is liv ~ up to written slanted toward the cam­ edjustment. Jim 436·5317. 3 other mellow feminist women for summer. room olfers creative learning and free e.· You can bet I'd be wary about letting Jeff Call 488·9994 eve , (5 (5) pres'slon 9-5 Mon .·Fri. Call Kalhl 436-91 t 7. ternoon, but the eleventh hour previous fram e of the contest. its promises to the public re­ pus, trustees or even the state Bundy baritone sax. New cond ition. Stand Bob Lofgren can't help but play the role of the Wiederholt pitch for MY baseball team. Included. Call 755..s.t'7 . (4130) (licensed Day Care) (4/30) hitting of Doug Youngdale and Joel garding its academic standards legislature, . admitted Lee. He F roommale wanted. Own room $1 t SImonth reluctant hero. He needs glasses. He is a chemistry major. He But with two outs gone in the last House 2 blocks from be ach La Jolt a quiet. Bookfalr May 8 In front 01 Gallfornla First Smith kept the Tritons in the thick and other facilities, said Lee. suggested that problems which STRATOCASTE R, Fender in exi t. condition, The 6'1" 170-po\Dld senior is perhaps the most stands less than six feet tall and is about as heavy as inning, and two strikes in the w/case. Asking $250. A Sk for Oave 481-<1;02 . Call eves 459-4852. (4 /30) Bank In downlown La Jolla . Hundreds of of the fight for postseason com· The committee serves as a reflect on the evaluation that are Ine.penslve bQOl(s to benefit kidney foun· soft-spoken, unassuming athlete on the UC San a fully clothed welterweight, Worst of all, he can't count, Youngdale slapped a single evenings. (4/30) Room available In Del Mar. Sun deck. garage , " Consumer Protection Agency" in from an outside source will usually dation . (5/8) .. Diego campus. . petition. own room, furnilure In main areas of house. throw very hard. up the middle, scoring J im Dixon a way, Rotenberg said. be channeled to that source. Yamaha 100-A classical guitar, hard-shell Summer work! Been looking? Try something He is also one of the most successful, putting A lot of other people agree with me. Wiederholt With just five games. left in the case included. bOth excellent condition, Ocean view $125 rent lslgn lease. Talk to oul of the ordinary and pays well 459- 4396 , from second and keeping the Lee pointed out that the situation If the institution gives parts of Louise Martha. (4130) together impressive credentials for four straight regular season and UCSD one St30. 453-0243. (4 /30) or (4/30) tried out for an American Legion team one summer Tritons in the game and the playoff at UCSD was unusual, if not the report to the press, however, it 4-5 peo ple needed lor summer, 4-bedroom years. This season he is leading, along with a few and was promptly sent to the showers, Pro scouts gSlme out of second place, the picture, Know hOW to pla~ bass? Teach me '!<' I ~". unique, due to its complex college must give all of the report and not !'legistered Great Dane Brindle puppy papers h:-use in Rancho Santa Fe _. pool, pool table; others, the Triton baseball team to a possible show up at his games as often as there is a REAL Tritons had to come from behind to and departmental structure. He just the good points brought up, he available free to kind , loving home 462-0t57. St08/mo. for5 . 756-2826. (4 / 30) 100. would love to learn to play. Will playoff season. prospect in the other team's lineup. Even UC San defeat Southern California College In the tenth inning Gary Patton (4/30) payltrade John 131 E. 5th National City (513) 2-1 in ten innings to remain in said that a concern of the team was said. 3 br. 2 ba. Playmar La Jolla town hOuse , avail. • HIS &. HERS halrslyllng -halr cui. shampoo & Diego coach Lyle Olsen didn't start looking for a singled, advanced to second and whether students "feel at home" at Lee feels that accreditation Panasonic AM-FlvI car slereo . flawless June 15. part fum .. patio. pool 454- 1441 blow dry St5. With studenl card'· $8. The place to pile the championship trophies when Jeff contention for a spot in the third on two wild pitches, then their college of registration. should not be given for a period condition. super sound, $50. 453-0243. (4/30) Hairstylists 7463 Girard Sl. (behind Shirt· cut loose with his first 58 MPH fastball. playoffs. scored on Smith's gam e-winning After the report is put together longer than ten years. He said that (4130) Roommale wanted at University City house . tails) 459-8229. (51 t 4) But that just shows you what the experts know. Despite eight strong innings of double over the drawn in SCC from committee members the changes are occuring very rapidly Own room 85 + utilities call 453-9349 afier 6 PlANT L OVERS we work with evergreen and This season Wiederholt has allowed just under four-hit pitching by Jeff outfield. Backpacking tenl 5 Ibs. Vestibule. fly, pm. (41301 deciduous trees and shrubs. We do or· separate evaluations of different in major institutions and this bathtub · fioor. $120 new . used twice $85. namental pruning. lacing, and topping. We two runs for every nine innings he has pitched. He Wiederholt, the Tritons found aspects of the university, the necessitates frequent visits. Eves . 453-7489 . (4(30) Del Mar studio with ocean view available May level 01 cut back banks. remove rocks . We dig has won four out of his last five starts, getting no themselves trailing 1~ as they Pitcher Steve Robertson picked factual and interpretive portions In regards to the 1973 visit of an 7 thru Sept. 6 $145 per mo . ul lllties Inc. 755- IlOles for tree planting as well as weed decision in the other appearance after pitching entered the home half of the ninth up the victory for the Tritons, 73584 mo. only (517) are sent back to UCSD for review evaluation team, Lee said he un­ 73 Mazda RX2 44,000 ml. e• . cond o $2000 clearing and cu lt ivating for gardens. We also eight innings of one-run, four-hit ball. And, com· in the SCC game. Shady throwing two perfect innings in Double bed $40 . Flute S50. 481 -0265. (517) remove trees an d stumps. Call Arnie 277 . bining with his mound partner, Bob Lofgren, baserunning and an inability to hit relief of Wiederholt. to check for any factual mistakes. derstood UCSD's problem, Many Townhouse available for summer. Jacuzzi , 3520. (5/12) beach , 2~bd r m . Wiederholt has helped pitch UCSD to within striking The report is then forwarded universities, he said, have changes 10-Speed S55 . T""k collee lable S150. 6 sauna, pool, ree. rm , near Typist. IBM term paper. thesis . dissertation, 5350/mo. 755-1716 aft er 6. (513) with the acCreditation committee's in personnel (sometimes as late as pieces. SOlid , Irom Copenhagen 453-8427 . etc . editing. rush lobs, xerox 560-8171 451· distance of a rare playoff berth, (5/3) 1588. (6/3) What Wiederholt lacks in physical pitching Ice Fires, Bats Lead confidential recommendations to a week before the team's visit), Roommates needed 20 minutes from UCSD Prof. thesis typing. Quality work. great at prowess he more than makes up for with excellent the WASC for the final judgement and this was UCSD's situation in in W. Clairemont close to P.B. Must like H Pinto wagon , xlnt mech condo very clean charts & tables. Have elect roniC , control, an assortment of pitches that duck the concerning a ~creditation . 1973, The report made by that team 23.000 mI.. radials roof rack . $2350 Argo 621. dogs. O'wn bedroom $96.25. call 270-4650 engineering, Greek symbols. Located In moment a bat gets near them and a tireless right Intramural Softball The maximum accreditation is will be taken in account while the 452,9537 . (4/30) Keep trying!! House has fantastic view of Mission V alley . Don't wait to reserve time for ten years. Five years, however, is ' 1976 report is being written up. beach area . Available May 8th . (5/3) your typing . Calt linda . 28().3343. (4 /30) arm. He's a pitcher, not a thrower. "I 'm not big and Chap Clark's Ice F ires and Dan Monteverde's Old Bats and Softballs 71 Honda 175 10000 miles xlnt shape 481 · Editing an d typing . Ru sh ' jobs accepted. I can't throw the ball through a brick wall," a good span for accreditation, 0538 John $400 BSR equalizer few model , Female roommate own room house wi th 2 '/2 top the UPI men's and coed softball polls, as the intramural leagues hit Term papers, thesis, whal ever. Ca ll Connie Wiederholt exphiins. " All my pitches sink so I just according to Lee. " Great in­ make offer. (SIS) block from beach now 1111 June 20 $tOO a the mid-points in their spring seasons. ANNOlJNCEMENTS 566·3475 , 566·2665 . (5/7) try and keep t.he ball down and make the other team stitutions are sometimes visited monlh 48&9758. (4130) According to the rec department listings, Alligators are rated second Bockga m m on sha rks unite for the hit it on the ground." . more often," he noted: . Professionat wrlling, editing . Papers, with defending men's champs, the Ramblers, third. Finishing off the top M uir Backgammon TO!J rnament, WANTEd Couple needs room + kitchen near UCSD for If Wiederholt does not have a good infield behind Another alternative is a ten-year research. typing, resumes, etc . Charles 436- ten in m en's play are The End of Bonzo, Schwabby Vees, Dudly Sports, Need good used internal Irame back ­ three weeks 426-1841, 14(30) • or if his pitches climb into the upper half of the W ednesda y, May 5 01 7:30 p m in 5697 . (4/30) him, accreditation with a mini-visit of a pack- cali Margaret after 4:30 at 273-3720. Bob Lofgren (TT photo: Bill Brooks) Royal Hippodrome, Ben Schmata, Ruben and the Jets, and Dreamers the M uir 5 & D i m e. Sign up by A pril strike zone, he can easily end up as the center pole committee (three rather than (5/3) Female roommate needed . now to share my Creamers II. 30 in Ihe M u:.r Resident Dean 's Del Mar apt. Call 755-9471 , Claudia . (517) In coed play, Hollywood Swingers, Frogs, El Chunko, Terrible Ten, twelv~ members) after five years. Dog needs loyal person. Song , yr old Office. If you can l o an a N.P N.L. Besides these visits, member energetic mannered lo.ing male mutt. FREE l Roommate needed: for 2 bdr. apt. in Del Mar. THESTATS Mithandril, Lagnaf, Toasters, Stingers and Renobs are ranked second backgammon boa rd for t h e Happy 21 st. Virg schools send annual reports to the 755· t 334 or 459-9065. (4 I 30) Available now. Must be clean and congenial through tenth. All ranked teams, men's and coed, are undefeated in three tournamen~ please call Scott before Love, Sis (413O) W L ERA Streak games this season, association. $112 .50 + uti!s. 755-3361. (4/30) Aunt Turkey- M.oy 1 01 453-6768. There will be The decision on accreditation is Happy Birthday! J ust six teams r emain undefeated in 3-on..J basketball. A-Holes, 4 Tops, F roommate to share bdrm-1 ba house 10 prizes. TRAVEl 3 Love . LOFGREN 4 2 0.89 3 out of 4 Unknowns, Schwabby V and Human Spring are 1Hl, while Therma l expected to come out by the end of ml from UCSD own room patio ya rd S90/ mo Your Girls (4130) Energy is at 4~ . Two women's 3-on..J teams, Snuffers and C & G's, are at June. Without this accreditation Atlenlion : special one- time o p ­ Europe-Isreal-South America·Studenl flight s + 'h utii. Robyn 271-1317 , X3695. (515) WIEDERHOLT. 5 4 2.10 4 straight p. I hOpe your st makes all the o ther 20 1Hl, UCSD would not receive federal year round ISCA 11687 San Vicen te Blvd U 21 por tunily to lea rn t he lie-dye a n d worth Ihe wait . Happy Birthdayl As I am, Or. funds. Undergraduates would also LA CA 90049.1213) 826-5669. (6 /4) Your own room in La Jolla Village apts. $110 It doesn't seem to have a great effect on Lofgren of a run-scoring merry·go-round, But with the Body Checks now top the lone coed floor hockey league, while Bags and batik art s. This Saturda y , NIoy 1, t h e a month 453-931 5 eves . (4130) AGN (4 /30 ) however. You see,like so many others at UCSD, he support this. season from a tight Triton infield, not be accepted at many graduate Blrlhdays are lor re f lecti ng of the past , Moist lead the men's leagues. UC Center for Contemp orary Crofts Oon't Delay Book by Phone New Flights 10 would like to practice medicine, not throw presen t , and luIure. 21 is a great one to Wiederholt's pitching style has proven to be very In the two-league soccer competition, Phreds and the Losers lead, and schools, said Gilman. will lead a studio/ work shop with Europe (379+) Sou th America (315+) the Roommates needed to share house in De l share . (4 /30) baseballs. successful. Orrent (499+) New York (189) Hawaii (189) both are undefeated. A tremendous total of twelve teams have yet to lose No Authority Over System i nstruction in the technical a n d Mar-J une to Sept. $400 rent inc ludes utilities To secret adm lrer- Wttaddya mean stop?!?1 " I play the game for fun," says the man who has Like any other red-blooded American baseball in coed waterpolo, including Wet 'n Slippery, PoIywogs, Licor ice oesthetic aspects of the art of tie Long 01 w Ilights still available immedlale & gardner. Prefer couples· 4 spaces . 755·5720 Ifs too muc h lun this way. I'll be hearing raised the eyebrows of more than one scout this An evaluation committee phone confirmations call collect WeslCoast player, Wiederholt entertains fantasie.c; of playing in Doughnut, Tig Bits, Tubular Necrosis, Watter Buffaloes, Sea Deucers, dye and batik. The slud io fee is $3, - Joan · """S. (513) from you-Admiree (4 / 30) season. "cannot be used by anybody who Student Travel Counsel AVCO Center 10050 BJ Honeycutt' They hymn puppy love and DC the major leagues. But he realizes that his size Gafillta Fish, Boobs and Tubes, Slippery Whe n Wet and Sensuous Squirts. which includes all d ye m aleria ls. Given the hypothetical choice of playing wants legislation," said Gilman, Wilshire LA 90024 213475-6885. (6/,4 ) sings I th ink I love yo u. Actually I lhink he Is alone most baseball people from seriously Peanut Butter, Iowa and Nayaton lead the A Division coed volleyball 3 br. 2 ba. Play mare La Jolla to wnhOuse , Bring your own ilems for dyeing . right·Toes ( 4 / ~ ) professional baseball or going to medical school, leagues, while Path Beater, My Friend Kenny and Flying Crab Lice lead pointing out some of the strengths avail. June 15. part lurn. pajio, pool 454- The workshop w ill b e from 10-2 Be Par-Fooled aroun d and fell In puppy Lofgren picks "medical school-no question, end weaknesses of the a c­ 1449 . (517) the other leagues, pm. Regisler at the craffs ce n ter EUROPE & TAHITI CHARTER FLIGHTS. love behind closed doors? No but hum a few Medicine is something I could deal with for a creditation process. bars and _ 'II try It! (4 /30 ) prior to the closs. Remoining BOOK ON CAMPUS. BOOK EA RLY. CIE E­ lifetime, and there are so many fields." The senior STUDE NT TRAVEL SE RVICES. UCSO IN· $50 REWARD. Find us N. County cottage we To my Zit : I love you so much I wish you can The committee is able to com­ spaces will be on a first come first has his sights on the University of Chicago medical ANNO· .CEMENT TERNATIONAL CENTER OPEN WEEKDAYS rent (to S225) . Responsible couple. No try and bear with me I've gol a 101 on my school. ment on UC-wide difficulties which serve basis. '2·4pm . A52.Q630. (6/3) klds/pets. 7~5-0657 . 15 /3) mind. Litt Ie Zit (4130) Nomination forms are nO l The role of the student members of On the mound, Lofgren has had little trouble. He available in the Dean's office for Ihe counCil in this i nterrelalionship began as the team's number two man as a fresh­ students i nterested in becoming is 10 ocl os a liaison between the man- behind the now· professional Randy Miller- and has never had a losing season, It didn't members of the Th ird College sludent popul ace of the college take Lofgren long to attain his present position-ace _ Council. - The council is 0 and the admlnislralion. There are mechanism of communicati on Sl)( positions to be filled. The (J) ofthe staff. This season, one in which the Tritons now stand belween lhe Provost, sludent body. deadline for f i ling an applicallon is oGl one game from playoff territory, Lofgren has faculty and stoff of Third College. Friday, M oy 7 . r posted a nearly non-existent earned run average of 6 professional athletes have opened a stote for YOU! It 0.89. His pitching, the throwing of Jeff Wiederholt JOE BEAUCHAMP and the play of a few others have carried the team, DAN FOUTS Lofgren is quick to point out, though, "It's the little plays of the other guys, fielding the hard ground ball, getting the big hit, that make me a winner GARY GARRISON BOBBY HOWAR 0 instead of a loser." Speedier than most UCSD pitchers, Lofgren uses a fastball, knuckle-curve and change-up as his repertoire, throwin~ the first two pitches most DOUG WILKERSON often. "I'll use the hard' sidearm fastball as a ·DENNJS PARTEE ,present this coupon with your meal at the strikeout pitch, while the knuckle-curve keeps the Jeff iederholt ITT photo: Bill Brooks) hitters off balance." unique SpIce Rack " Garden " Restaurant in Pacific He remembers that when he first came to UCSD Beac h and you 'lI get rolled. Free. Take home half a ,I Lofgren credits his almost dominating success " it took me a while to convince Lyle ~Olsen ) that I dozen o f the tastiest home·made rolls or muffins this year to some new-fotmd strength. could make it, because of my size." Wiederholt you've ever mel . This offer is good on Mondays thru I'm in better shape now than I've ever been. I knows that his only chance for the big leagues would Thursda ys ~ worked out a lot in the pre-season, so I'm stronger, be as a relief pitcher. He is not holding his breath, and I have more control of my curve than I've ever YOU 'RE GONNA LIKE THE eJ~ ~ .. Continued on Page 8 had." Grand : flo GAAOEN ~ST~ T • Miss ion Blvd. nea r Grand in Pacific Beach oHer good only 5 pm·IO pm, expires May 31 st. 11 Sal.. Mew 1 ruc .san r:DiLfJD ' ---'n,Th,rd Co lf.g, G,.du.hon Comm"' .. ------, Campw. P't09tam uwkom#s all i"'e,."",d !Bo au1ll'lu~nt~ 3rd COLLEGE GRADUATING SENIORS

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