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UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SAN Dlt=GO THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1986 VOLUME 58, #18

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Why can'tJoe College write?

By WENDY STERN, Staff Writer ERE'S THE situation: It is Sunday night, and you poli sci term paper is due in precisely 14 hours. You sit, H Walkman on one side of you and sunflower seeds on the other. You read the question. You read the question again , and the blank page on your typewriter stares back at you. "Well, what were the theories?" you ask yourself, beginning to flip frantically through your poli sci books for some shred of information that will help you to begin. Suddenly, you here a voice from inside, reminding you of something you had forgotten temporarily. "You are taking the class P/ NP, dope," the voice says. "Why worry about the theories? You only have to get a C- to pass." So on goes the Walkman, out come the sunflower seeds and just like that, you're in business. This situation should not come as a surprise; many students don't seem willing to put in the work required to produce an A paper. To stay up all night is for most, a common occurence, but a whole quaner's wonh of work can't often be done in one night The surprise usually comes when the paper comes back. The entire night was spent slaving over a C+ paper; to some this brings joy and to others, sorrow or anger. Either way, it makes no difference whether you are a poli sci major or a student taking the class P/NP for a GE requirement. The ,/ standards of writing are definitely not "A" material these days. Please tum to page 5

• Golf team in the rough -Til then A silent pun and ten strokes keep You're 47, have three Pat Weishan and the Triton kids and a Ford - golfers from a national what will UCSD be to championship. you then? spare. Page 6 Page 4 2 Thul'oday , May 29, 1986 Thursday, May 29, 1986 3 NEWS NEWS

Besides allocating fund s to Presidem of Adininstration. organ Izations, Rubenstcln will Hom's other duties include Offices monitor the cvents and meetings chairing AS Council meetings of student orgam za tions and and a ting as council manager in Vice presidents take office AS meeting ontinued from page 2 makc recommendations as Lhargc of oversecing the orga nizations Ihis year. The necessary a tivitics of other budgel is used to cover some of Greg Hom councilmcmbcrs. By JOHN SHAW, ,

The:- lJC,1.) vUolrJIJn IS published Mo.>nd.tys )l'tJ tIll n\ll n:prc~' 11I the UPIOIOIU vi Ill\' Umn:r.. ,ty I.)! L.thtd1TII.tut dw ·h:.\k. I. It~'J :,rUJ"'I1L'i..,t UCSO Th l' w.mJI.tn s \·Ju\Jn.t.!s .trc c.k'(crlllllll"!.I by IIw I.Jlh11 IIll:hll.· !. M..m.tgmg LJHlIl , ..... I Jlton. .mJ tlw OptRllln:. LuuOf' The UCSD Guardian , B·016 La Jolla, CA 92093 WHO is ELIGIBLE:· Edilorial: (619) 452-6'80 Business: (6 19) "51-3466 Sat., May 31 7-9 pm· Main Gym (free) The GuaHh.m IS locJu,·d next lu Ihe Ch\" Calc All single undergraduate students, who have lived in a UCSD nousing facility for one quarter ws. IT JII:ff my K Cover by Tom Plonka during the 1985-86 acodemicyeor, are eligible. 11Itfr 11fE ~ OF TIE w.~ 51fX1(_ 9/T1f(£ fi(gltfll(lp ~ Performance: Exhibitions by: MtUJ( ~IIfOOV TEPM OF CONTRACT: !fEN WIlH .:¥" "'-UIIWT Here's some advice that will last a lifetime. Friday, June 20 through Friday, August 29, ...... : / ANt'f10 .F . .-- If you're planning a family, the - A88OCiation for Retarded Citizens ESTIMATED COST: AOINAGI KARATE • TAEKWONDO wants to help you ha\e happy, healthy children. Call or write the $600 for a DOUBLE, $700 for a SINGLE, $60 TANG SOO DO • NINPO TAUUTSU ARC. deposit required with first payment. (Singles on a Our advice can last a lifetime. space available basis only.) • SHAOUN KUNG fU • AIKIDO APPLICATIONS AND INFORN\ATION: SHOTO~' KARATE Help bUIld the arc Association for Retarded CitiZens Available at ALL Resident Dean's Offices beginning Tuesday, May 20, 1986, $1.00 FOR FIRST MONTH* TURN IN APPLICATIONS: Free Drawing following event JUNE 1 - JUNE 30, 1986 At the Warren Resident Dean's Office during Private Storage Spaces For Rent By The Month regular office hours and from 7-11 pmweekday evenings and pm, pm on weekends. ·Plus refundable cleaning deposi t and $2 administrative fe e 12-5 7-10 Spaces will be assigned beginning on Friday, May CWREMONT·MESA MIRAMAR AREA MISSION BAY 8000 Raytheon 9550 Kearny Mesa 5175 Paci fic Hwy. 30. (005 to Clairemont -Mesa (Near Corner of 1- 15 299·8853 EX it &: Go East) & Miramar Rd .) SU~ER ROOM DRAW RESULTS: 279·9404 566·7090 Posted Friday, May 30, 1986, NORllt SAN DIEGO INDIANST\'LE EAST SAN DIEGO atldltlonal loca tl ons 1·800-+1 51 ORE ll303 Sorrento 5950 Federal BI. VaUey Rd . Mantra Meditations (Near corner 01 453·6100 QUESTIONS? Call 452·4582 1-94 & Feder.! BL) DePOrtment of Education 7 Natural Vegetarian Cuisine 263·9343 PhYSlcoI x403 SPRING VALLEY 6:30 Friday Evening, May 30 at the EL CAJON 614 Jamacha Rd . ·UCSD STUDENTS WHO HAVE NOT LIVED ON Student Center North Conference Room 1510 Magnolia 463· 7014 CAMPUS ARE ELIGIBLE. HOWEVER, THEY MUST and '144·7029 6:30 Friday Evening, June 6 at the CONTAG THE WARREN RESIDENT DEAN'S Revelle Informal Lounge EL CAJON PRING VALLEY 573 RaleIgh Ave . [075 I U.5.Elevator Rcl OFFICE FOR PATES AND OTHER DETAILS. ""--'...... '-- ___ UCSD VEDIC CULTURAL SOCIETY ____1.JU1.Ll '142 - 1844 589·5340 ~OVfHT Sf In T~f GU~HO ~n nlUrsday, May 29, 1986 4 Thursday, May 29, 1986 5

science professor Donald Chisholm, 01 undergraduate tutors, who teach the course, it would cost the the grades are about the same, assisted ill grOl~p discussions literature department Joe College can't write regardless of the college writing and conferencing. Over the approximately SI5,OOO to program. "There seems 10 be a summer in 1985, changes were $20,000 more for people to teach drift to the B-/C+ range, and it made which essentially placed the course." is due mainly to the fact that the more of the teaching Continued from page J their own ideas and analyze. Lack of incentive and abilities Why is it that when you think This is the basis for the Warren students do not have the responsibility on the shoulders of incentive to write." To add to the TAs and less on the tutors. on the parts of students has It's now or never you have done well, you actually Writing program, which is reached the point of desperation. only did average, and vice-versa? deSigned to encourage the this problem is that professors Recently, the tutor program has Lessons in literacy been terminated. Students are getting discouraged You are in college and you would students to take more risks in are also not mOlivated to assign The tutor-tutor' program with slaving over papers which think that you have the their writi ng. The reason the papers. Chisholm said, "The By PHIL WlLLON (LitlWriting 195) was being are destined to earn only a C+, necessary skilli to write a poli sci Warren Program is offered on a incentive to grade papers is not 1'5 THE year 2001 - my your 21st birthday, ,Ieeping on no matter how much time is A Los Angeles Times survey has now told us what we better, she says. Then she steps paper; you did graduate from P/ NP only , according to there: This laek of incentive on taught by Ken Mendoza of the 25th class reunion - and the down . the patio of Winnie Mandcla the parts of both the students Muir program, in addition to 'spent on them. From this have kn0wn all along. On the whole, we UCSD students high sc hool with an "A" in Crosswhite, "is to encourage risk­ frustration stems the greedy need I UCSD Alumni Association is "I'll have another gin," I tell a library and eating those special and the professors is the core of being a TA for the required English. taking without the competitive don't really care to know how to write. throwing a party. to gain an A. rather than to learn young student behind the bar. brownies. The sad truth is that most of worry of getting an A " It enables the writing dilemma. classes. Originally, this class was We come from near and far, "Yes, sir," he says. funded by the Muir Writing how to earn an A This greed Our writing programs have demonstrated painful Much 01 the time we forget the college students don't know the student to experiment with Of the four programs, the Muir arnving in our new BMW deluxe "So tell me ." I ask, "what's it program since it was the includes plagiarism, a rising rigor in their grading standards, but the fear of poor that. We forget that we're young. how to construct a term paper, their writing and to develop their Writing program is the one most stationwagons and "classic" 1980 problem, which can not oAly fail marks has not produced precise written discourse, We like being a student nowadays?" We're so busy working to get and moreover, professors are &yle through a revision process. troubled, and is undergoing program requiring the tutors. But Toyotas. In the new gym, on the "It's all right I guess," he says. structural changes. Its paS( every quarter the enrollment was a student from a class, but is also continue to seek marketable skills, ones which will ahead that we lose what we reluctant to assign them because new cam pus, we stand, sit, talk "A lot of drinking and studying The Revelle Writing program structure consisted of TAs under average and the funds for cause to terminate a student's eventually afford us the greatest material benefits and already have. Before we know it, they know the pieces of work education at this and most other and drink amid blue and gold and that sort of thing. How 'bout another year has come and gone. that are handed in will be is more severe. It is a six-course teaching the class, with the ':lid the program had to be cut. social status, rather than learning those which will allow balloons and streamers. Archaic back then?" universities. The trend towards Twenty-live years trom now, pathetic. sequence According plagiarism includes copying from us to communicate and solve the tensions that exist sounds of Bruce Spri ngsteen and "Oh, gosh ," 1 l 0:: ply, "' can I'll be 47, and I'll probably have a According to a study done designed to to Michael books, as well as stealing the Police play in the remember when ... " olTer Davidson of within the world community. tamily and a steady job. When here at UCSD in the 1981-82 another'S paper, making a new background. Remembering when. It makes "Intensive the The drive to literacy is seemingly a thing of the past. my life gets rough or boring and the 1983-84 academic year, cover page and handing it in as The school's new chancellor me think about what our aging writing in LitIWriting Whatever prestige we formerly ascribed to the masters I'll look back at the times I had "more than half of the instructors your own . bids us a warm welcome and minds will remember about this aSSigned no writing." university department, of written language has now been eclipsed by EFHutton asks us for money. He hands the place. AI Shenk7 TGs? A Tijuana here. 1 might not be a doCtor or Do students want to leam to a genius physicist or anything Furthermore, "only a small level "The advenising campaigns, evening Wheel-of-Fortune microphone over to an agi ng jail? proportion assigned extended expository administration write? According to Chisholm, woman in a navy-blue power When you're pushing 50 and re motely respectable - but I'll there is a definite percentage episodes and lockheed recruitment. We can balance always have the memory of t11ese essays and only four research prose." But decided that suit. Why. that's Mary Rose you Dump into an old college reports were assigned." the question if courses breakdown . "The students pick our checkbooks, pick out simple words and manipulate Alexander, our old AS president. buddy, or you tell your kids (or paS( four years. the courses for definite reasons. electrical circuiuy, but we haven't any idea how to How can students leam to is, are Revelle were to be Remember her? She's a successful grandkids) how it was in the So while I qUietly get drunk at write well? For each college at students offered Fifty percent don't want to work; my 25th reunion, 1 may nOt have analyze the effects of our actions. lawyer in some big eaS(em town good 01' days, what will UCSD UCSD there is a writing program. learning more through the they are close to the beach and This university is full of talented scientists. Anyone and has three kids. We've come mean to you then? It won't be the niceS( car or the most All four are constructed than those literature don't want to be in the class (i n a long way, she says. The world prestigious job - but who has taken a Friday morning physics quiz knows the grades, or (he finals, or the rn differently, but are designed to from the department, Spring quarter). 30 percent take that our young scientists have the golden bough in is a bener place because of us, papers - it11 be the times you definitely have a smile on my teach the same thing - how to Warren then the the class because the time is she says. let'S make it even had. That road trip to Las Vegas, face. ~ write and express your ideas Writing literature convenient and the laS( 20 regurgitating facts and formulas. Unfortunately, those percent want [Q take the class, same bright physics and chemisuy majors haven't the clearly. According to Jim program, or department Last Tuesday, the Guardian printed an opinion jrom Mary Rose Crosswhite of the Warren for that would have to but don't have the skills [Q do slightest idea how to carefully and thoroughly criticize Alexander and the UCSD Judicial Board. This submission was actually Writing program, the problem matter, from pay. Since it well." the ramifications of their own and their colleagues made by Mary Rose Alexander, Robert Baizer(Chair ofthcJudicial Board) lies not in the structure of a Muir or Third had been Whether it is lack of incentive, theories. By the time we finish a science class at this and Sal Veas (Revelle Elections Commissioner). The JudiCial Board itself paper; but "in having something as well? relying on the lack of funds, or lack of interest, university, we know what works, we know what is true did not endorse th e letter. The Guardian regms this error. to say." According writing writing is stiD one of the most to political program to tools that one can have. ~ and what is possible, but we don't know how to choose Students need to Originate what is best. Making decisions about the world necessarily r------~ PROfESSOR NOTES ...... REQUIRED READI NGS ...... ARnClES ...... PAST/CURRENr EXAMS ...... HOMEWORK SOlUTIONS ...... PROFESSOR NOTES ...... REOUIRED READINGS ...... PAST/CURRENT EXAMS depends on the ability to communicate. We must value communication and strive to develop its many forms. HAIRCUT SPECIAL (9"" Clear thinking comes through mental challenge. And FINALS ARE APPROACHING I !; our best answers come from asking ourselves those ""m questions which have no absolute answers. $8·(r eg. $10) 0 The burden for improving our writing and analytical YOU MAKE Associated Students "" skills lies with ourselves and with our teachers. It may be Ask for Yoko, E. or Marilyn z~ a long time before our economy appreCiates the value of THE CALL! 61 rigorously studying the exchange of ideas, but as we are 28% on Hedken Penns SOFT RESERVES ~. at the forefront of experimentation and invention, we If you have an > must be responsible for making prudent judgments opinion we want to S";EAR DEUGHT :::!""n about the information we receive and the use we make 3240 Governor HAS PHOTOCOPIED ACADEMIC MATERIAL FOR 2,000 CLASSES hi hear it. Call the '" of that knowledge. (in the Big Bear Shopping Center) -Lauren Fresh Guardian at 452- 6580. 453-4668 ~ ~n ------~~======~ L ______. ~~~~a~ ------J c REGULAR HOURS: M-F 9-6 ~.... 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UCSO. 8 - nt!W 2-5tory l'Nnhou.st' 0\Ml rm & b"U" Snwl IO UCSO, champions hips serm !O have an happened. 016, La Jolla . CA 92091. Ramdt~k. ptrntspcx>ler and more S8~ B~lc ~yslml pool, N . tMollS, mraowONe. So4 00/rm " '/JuoI. AvaL "I saw the ball move ," said Weishan. 'You o Do)OU know IM1a' Un m,,,,mI151291 5699 453-9828 Brran [rues - fu t ur~ .A.dvanct. Inc. 9115 Cdll K,m or COl,..., 453-4803. 15/2'11 T omniprese nt frown wh en UCSD's Pat 1~/2'l1 Weishan is conce rned. Last year, Weishan tied could sec the Tides! label on hiS baU and then it FleStal r 'f'StalAIl scuoents are If'WIC!'CJ to danCe anddnnk wanted the mgnt aWifj at u~ Sq'na r-.tJ Beta C~s South of the Room for rent ol l UrwerSlC)' City CMIn room S230 + Bnan Goldsworthy of Pella , after the moved to 'the side. The baU dclinitely changed Border rdY~ ~ Frida)' ntght. B.OO. dt Torrey PIrle\ 10 u"",,'" C." 450-9()4 9 15/291 Announcements r"'lu.ed 1~/ 291 regulation 72 holes, but lost out on the national positions." Wanted temale- 0Y\K1 foom for SUnYT'llef'" a lBRlJrW For Sale N County coupe & tarHrlles needej to rost J.3p.1noe Oty T-hoos. 1)15/"", Ju'" 453·9888 755-7842 tide in a sudden death playoff. Weishan was this Wydra wa s als o there when it happened. but TKE L.odalo HC/'.'V was It ltYee miles IntO tne moumau'6 exCh. Sruoenu f/3-4 _ -T• . ___ Call 94 5-1608 15/ 291 15/291 15/291 year's favori te to win the cham pionships held at no am ials saw the incident. "I saw it happen, AYN RAND reader~ cwld studerru 0' DqectMSm fOe'etrng Su ndays 11 am • 2 pm. Home ~n9s of 2 roonwnar:es .1'()O-SlllOkers. w oiJ"ltrdto ocO,.f)y I rm. of2 Stanislaus' golfer, Pat, and three oth er kids saw it Hmm CHICAGO MEDICAL enl P"~ tt s lime we Vdol.itha vr G-SS grdphlt~ racket. MidsIZe, 4 I gnp the Fox Hill Country Club in Wilkes Barre, Amtr,,,,. 43 11 La ):)lid \.1lk1g< Dr...,. U-W"''''Y Town< Odrm/2 bat" ~L LDc.ate:1 In S. M ISSIOO Beach. oc~an played a I llll ~ doctor ct>ctor 14 3 Big frtd. 15/291 Umlrung. """'" ustd sao "''' Hans 455·9068 16/51 Pennsylvania. happen," sa id Wydra. "Golf enique tte is set up so CMU. 16/51 front 1nd Ievei. 00 better VIeW. N~ fum. ml(tClWiNe. d50h\Nstw 5250 roo ea t If, gas&eIec. 0111 Su5tW SI50 011 or mature coach told his kid to keep quiet because it t«IYllCaI. SOtnONc. """al""". E...., 279-3827. 16/ 51 reponsiOl • .-,., i)r DtauakJI J beaoorn Del Mar Roommate wanted: 10 sn..e, rNa bedroom ['o.M) bi Stanislaus. a pe rennial golf powe rh ouse that has J(arille. Nrnlltsu tYld more. f ree. 15/ 291 8/111 TV SJ() Full Boddy GIoIIa Apls 457-2188 "'" III 15/2'11 w/ "al"'. S500 o.b.o. 16/2) 9· 16/51 Woman studtnt.. spaoous room. aU faollhes. Ranctn But for Weishan, any hopes of winning the lost out. " VW Scirocco 1976. spony .,.,,"''''''' ooncjs"",. 30 II1>Q. Room br f ell rn spaoous toINf'Vlome near UTe. Pool BrJn.¥dO. pool. spa . ~. 25'10><11001. S26S/1T0 487- straocrc ~~/'I~ wi bIadI ~ "",ior. tournament may have been dashed on the Ironically, the same th ing happened to UCSO's HAVE MERCYl IllHATTA \lIE GOMIIA DO II/ITHOUT 1lI0II0 PROCES SI NG. Protesoonal. 7-C1irf wO . ..c. J"CUZ- tOj l.lurmcr. 222-2345 ITO at '100/_ Fully "",,'!JPOd. 455-0123. 16/ 51 ual. AsJ< tor LorI. 458-9568. 16/51 the tourney by statIng to the press that he was The team scores as a whole resembled a Inl"''''''p Progam 40b \IIC·IHl & 1-4:30 ... "'...... CONVERTIBlE. Gcod mnditJOn AM,IFM cassette. kIng,6/ 51 16161 gr. .. c.ar tor sumy san Dttgo 12400 all D)'no 753- the best golfer in the field and that his under par rollercoaster ride. 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What is the Budman's r------Budman's Fearless Softball Playoff Predictions _____----. True Identity? MEN'S AM TEAM RECORD ODDS COMMENTS I. Brutal Pu ppydog; Have you ever wondered who.that all­ 7·0 2- I Only undefealed MA team shouldn'l be . An Arts MagaZine SeNlng the UCSD Community knowing ommpotent Budman is? The guy 2. Myron M &: The Fu CI )· 1 5-2 Great one-pilch team has lrouble with high pitch. 3. Re tamatics is just amazing. How he can know so much 5-1 3-1 Dcfendingchamps lucked out last year but won'llhis year. I lave and never be seen or heard by anyone tubby now. 4. Juan Harry Boosh 5-1 'I- I Oaseballers have nel'er won a mle. Vol. 12, No.9 May 29,1986 befuddles rhe masses My goodness, righr 5 11(Jer InSIder here on the UC D campus we have our 6-1 9-2 Big injury gives li1l'm little chance . 6 The Wallpack 4-3 own version of upennan-C1ark Kent. The 20·1 Seem [0 alwJ)'s lose Ihe close one 7 Profoathlellcs 4-3 25·1 H.we run OUI of ernoL most asked quesllon on campu is, "Who 8. Boffos 3-4 500-1 is the Budman?" DissenSIO n permeales. MEN'SAA Well all you fairhful Budman followers, TEAM th day you have been wailing for ha finally RECO RD ODDS COMMENTS arrived. It's time that rhe most loved and I. Wee uk Once More 7-0 2-5 Budman picked Ihem m Ihe preseason. Will sta)' wilh thi s piCk. cherished characrer on campus graces his 2. Squeeze ?Iay 6-0 2- I Young squad has nOl been lesled. 3. D P 7-0 5-2 Mys[ery leam. presence [0 UCSD. 0 much of a 4. As You Were commotion has been made over rhe 7-0 3-1 Shouid be m finaL Have Ihe talent 5. Crazy Ono 5-1 10-I Identity of rhe Budman that we JUSt can't WHI visit the sanitarium early. 6 Ai's Big inc 6- 1 15-1 rorrure you aU anymore. IAlsscz Jaire 3t1ltude will be doom. 7 Wild Billy's Circus 5-1 20-1 Put a tent over IhlS act. ext Fnday, the day of the big T.C., 8. 72 MSII 6-1 25·1 More injuries than Ihe E.R. yours truly wtll Visit his favome 9. Strain Energy's Revenge 5-1 50·1 Weak against [cam with muill-colored hair. establishment and drink a cold brew wilh 10. Pcabod),'s Pin"')' 5-1 100-1 Bad out-of-tOwn IIlflucnce must be overcome. all of you. Thar's right, the Pub is the place ME 'S A to be. Dnnk a brew. shoot the breeze, rell TEAM the Budman how great your team really is. RECORD ODDS COMMENTS I. Snort The Baseline 7-0 2·1 Try the foul line . He won'r bite. He may even buy you a beer. 2. The Blamed Nine But always remember The Budman is 6-0 4- I Don't blame me when you lose 3. me Rigid Members 6-0 5-1 a need for bats. o EVER wrong. But if he is, It was YOUR 4. Onent Exprcss 6-0 fault. 7·1 All aboard for the derailment. 5. Frankie Goc> to WI Jolla 6-1 10-1 The pride of hulcr Will wm It aiL 6. Teache Crcw 6· 1 13 ·1 Still learning. 7 Palm pnng Partiers 6-1 20-1 Tum out the lights. Spring Innertube 8. Einstcin's Rclalives 6-1 100-1 Surprise team will nOl surprise. 9 Small Towcrs 5-1 500-1 Gashousc gang weak in pitching. Waterpolo 10. WI Machlnc 5-0 1.000-1 Will break down. Championships COED AM TEAM RECORD ODDS COMMENTS 1 Ferragu[ Boat Lub, No C 7·0 2-5 Bet the ranch. A - Team Bozo Learns 10 Swim 2. Togclher Toucan 6-0 10-1 Should win race for second. This crew of newcomers proved too 3. U! Machine 5-1 13-1 Will be unplugged dnd break down. much for rhe vereran See You Deucers at 4 Comba[ 1I - The P!clure 5-1 15-1 UlSt yea r's champs musl have big heads 5 Bllt: and Kick the Pub ream,flnal ore 19-17. Team Bozo 5-1 20-1 Have good talen!. May surprise. 6 Team Bozo fearured a balanced attack with Lori 4-2 25-1 Betlors' choice. 7. Who's On FlrSI? 5-2 100-1 O'Connell and Jeff Wilson contrlburing 8 Czars will be watching. 8 Foreplayer;, for GirlS 4-2 500-1 and 4 points respectively. Bill "Swiss Rough. tough and !Umble baiL 9. Sliding Drabos 5-2 502-1 Who will win the trophy? Cheese" Dooley played the game of his life 10. 1I1hes of [he Field 3-3 1,000-1 Your last barbecue IS [his Su nday. In goal, giving up 17 POIntS (down from hiS COEDAA average of 28 during earlier playoff acrion), TEAM The Deucers were led by Susy "Booboo" RECORD ODDS COMMENTS Kramer, who scored a record 14 pOlllrs. 1. Thlmbleheaded Ghurkll1> 7-0 2·1 o knuckle heads here. 2 Module Squad 6-0 3-1 Smk or sWim. 3. Swinging 51ngle Club AA - Clods 4- 1 4-1 Will be In family affair finaL 4. Biddy';, Ba[[ers 5-1 5-1 The finals In lhls division fearured a Will win family affair IIna! . 5. PhiS ' Thighs 6- I 6-1 ream of cagey VCl£rans and the new kids on Always there in the end. Yertle the Turtle, 6. Neighbors 5-1 7-1 Could lose a few players to the French Open. the block. Tht; Clods were a darkhorse 7. Food Buzz III 5-1 8-1 Opponents should watch for food poisoning. ream that bear the number one seed In 8 Error CilY 6-1 9-1 Name explams defensive ski ll s. the Cat in the Hat, rOUle to the champIOnshIp game, where 9. McDonald's Farm Team 5·1 10-1 Budman 's pick they met Fred's Love Machine. The Love 10. Goodnlghl Beal1lown 5-1 1,000- I No way thiS team IS even in playoffs. Star Bellied Sneetches, Machine fell behind minutes after the COED A • opelling whistle and never recovered. The TEAM RECORD ODDS COMMENTS Clods played swanning defense and held 1 Gee Wally and such things as that the opposinon's women <;core less. On 5-2 5-2 How's the Beave? 2 Nu nuvycrblz Ill;: 4-3 3-1 offense they were led by BIll Kazmierowicz Ycrsclherbud 3. Immoral Mlnorlly 4-2 5-1 Jerry Falwcll would be proud. They're childhood favorites 7 and Lynn McLeVle who combined for of 4 Amesless 4-2 7-1 Bet the Gceks From EECS their points 5 Wherc's [he fuse' 3-3 20-1 Your slllmg on It. 6. HI ks . Pncb, Te~~c , and they're back on the loose 4·3 150-1 Tease Iho~c pricks you hicks MA - Revenge of the A.B.I.O: s 7 Our Girls Run Slow 3-3 5001 o( as slow JS the guys ,-- In tl ~)It 31 9~0-1 --­ There was little doubl IhlS dIVIsion Odds 100 low. from everyone's hero - / abOut who was Ihl: king of Ihe hIll Thl: 9 AJdlclcd 3·3 1,000· 1 01 10 soh ball AB J.D. have dominated for several 10 Guardian Thug, 3·3 1,002-1 Senllmental chOice Theodor Geisel - quarters and no one has challenged theIr RESIDE T HALLS reign, untIl they were embarrassed III TEAM ~ RECORD ODDS COMMENTS league aCllon by Petty Splash Led by Todd 1 Padres 'iuck 5·0 3-1 MOSI hated 1M lC.lln III ~an ])Iego Jacobson (maybe the ughe!>t person at 2 What Keg' 4-0 4- 1 What talent) (Dr Seuss) I / \ UCSD), the AB.I.D 's romped through the 3. Inme" Jnd OUlles 4-0 I ! -I Som~ have 'cm , some don t. pkl)'offs and defealed Team Dlvothead III 4 D-Housc 3-1 6-1 Pal 's chOice , 5 Maslerballers I the finals, 19-9 In the finals Kathy Odell 4·0 10·1 Pracllee make perlen, RIght rO~le ft scored 6 pOints. Kath y Beckett and 6 Perma-B~s 3-1 1,000- 1 at over at BclfUI Jacobwn each added 4. AB I D goalie WOMEN Roger Bnsbane aUowed only one member TEAM RECORD ODD COMMENTS ( of Team Dlvothead 10 score marc th..tn one 1 More Bozos 4-0 , goal. 2·5 Bel the lUnch Can you remember when 2 Bi ohazard ;, 3- I 100-1 eed more" ne drlvcs by lauren fresh & ken furie way to describe it. Everything you were a kidr You say you features surrounding you, and he draws is unmistakeably do, but you really don't. you can watch a roomful of critics is sitting in a ring on the brain cells. And it helps fantastic, but even the mos\ Budman Insights There's a Dr. Seuss exhibit at adults regress to infancy, floor, laughing out toud and develop a sense of humor, fantastic of his characters car. the San Diego Museum of Art The people who come to pointing, smiling at their which is very important in this somehow or other be The Koala caused quite a Sllr down at entitled "Dr. Seuss, Then and see the exhibit look like your Intramural POrts. My goodnes,>, Wl: ,Ill favorite characters. day and age. Humor has accepted into our world an 1M t wa Yll) _ oach'~ ,Ind ~kllll1)'\ 1 ,1 ~t hl101 ay at UCSD matter of laughing. If you can auually Mike Hipp, star pitcher lor thl: II I IS the l3udman ';, bcsI fnend ...... Dr. Seuss will revitalize intellectual, analytical air fact that they are cleverly 1M medlOLrIlY? I mc.In . With all the I hl:Y wdl n\)1 kt 'lIlytlllllg hut .1 them "kid's stuff" or just see things out of whack, you rated AAA men's softh.llJ team. I guess you Don't forgel to look for the lludman In your recall. Journdlt~llt OICrtlme I gue,~ 1M tCdm champllloy the Lnok fnr X(Ht 13CIlldl:" In WI n the Koala I ok at all of tht: different specials, thi group of art said: "Nonsense wake up the ing. "Out of whack" is a good Please tum to page 3 ~y What -pr.seUSS Fry up some Green Eggs and Ham by robert leone How co Live with a Neurotic Cat by Stephen Baker (with Continued from page 1 for people who are less There i a great deal of it becomes obvious that when itlu trations by Jackie Geyer) they've been through a fortunate than he, children history behind the Dr. Seuss our culture gained a Pulitzer is a perfect gift for completely Mixmaster viewed through immediately identify with it. that we knew as children, and prize-winning children's yuppie friends. The book the wrong end of a telescope. The outlandi3h appearance of if you only hoped to see the cartoonists, we lost what even admit that it doesn't say to do It's not intentional, that's just Seuss' characters effectively picture books that you once could have been a hugely anything about cats that a cat the way I see things. That's erases any of our own minor loved, you appreciated only influential political cartoon ist. owner doesn't already know. surprise to those who ever why my books are satire, but painful differences; his part of the talents of this great In the chapter on sleeping ow ned a ca t . " These • rather than whimsy. Whimsy works have a verybigextrahuge artist. The San Diego Museum of habits, the conclusion of one statements of the obvious run is based on nothing." -gigantihumoungus appeal. Upon entering the Balboa Art did a fine job of capturing "experiment" was that "cats rampant. All of his characters are Because Seuss' "stuff" was Park exhibit, you are faced a Seussian atmosphere. The had an easier time going to Cleverness and cuteness are when rooted in reality. Their so very different, however, it with what Seuss calls his path through the exhibit sleep than waking up - an the essentials of Baker's cat reactions to circumstances are took a while before his "hodge-podge" years, which winds and dawdles, and is observation that came as no expose. The section on cats difference is that they can do very human: they feel the way ch ildren 's books were took place during the interspersed with strange, and literature features a two it." Eleven pages are devoted your we feel, they respond as We acceptable on a large scale. His formation of his style. This is cloud-like arches. The walls page spread of a cat sleeping in to cats' sleeping on people's do. When a child meets a first book, To Think That J the "Then" part of the "Then arc occasionally painted with a book. One illustration beds. Fourteen pages are used Seussian horse with seven legs Saw Ie On Mulberry Street was and Now." There are many odd plants and strange, Seuss­ caption reds, "Just I ike for the examination of cat like and moose antlers that acts rejected by 27 publishers early drafts and drawings terrain. Flags and banners recall, and you smile, and then people, cats sometime feel like food . The seven pages cat with generosity and a concern before Random House finally around the room: some from decorate what feels like a grin, 'cause you remember it climbing the wall. The devoted to bathing cats never c ute a nd space-filling accepted it. But despite the his Dartmouth days, when he Who-ville parade as you walk all! You remember the mention the usefulness of illustrations. In fact, more hisses success of this book and worked on the jack 0' through, and some of them Sneetches, and rare Who­ protective gear, like wetsuit than half the book is others, some publishers still Lantern, some from a literary have quotes which are vital to Roast-Beast, so you laugh and gloves and hockey masks. All illustration. found it necessary to print journal called judge. the understanding of the man you oggle; you don't care in Bob's these pages are crammed not What kind of book is this, "For Progressive Parents" on But the great part of this behind the Sneetches. the least. with text, which might reveal back anyway? It suffers from the cover jacket. section is that you ca n see his Further along the path, but Dr. Seuss' inimitable charm something useful, but with terminal cuteness, limited ments of till: obvious. It does Seuss never portrays characteristic style emerging still in the "Then" part, are carries you away, and before subject (my cat is psychotic, not feature a wdl-known violen e in his work. There is from the pages, as he displays of his children's you realize it, time has drifted. not neurotic) weak appeal to comic-book character, anger and implied violence, experimented with drawing books. And even though you The exhibit isn't remarkably the funny bone, a fairly small although does make a but rather than resorting to styles, audience, medium and still see the little history long, but it takes a while to Book token appearance in the slapstick gags, as so many even his own signature (for a blurbs beside the displays, format and a $5.95 pricetag.lt savor each of the books which is full of illustraitons, jokes section on famous cats. cartoonists do, Seuss relies on while, he was Dr. Theodophil­ you can forget about your were special to you as a child, and statements and restate- How co Live with a Neuroti c his clever versing, his us Seuss Ph.D., I.Q" HZSOi). intellectual pretenses. and it is hard to bring yourself Cat is low-end coffee-table "whacky" perspective and his This is a side hardly You read the fi rst phrases . back to the adult world: the reading for those who need gift for storytell ing to ma ke imagined by those who know "And to think that I saw it on "Now" of Dr. Seuss. such a book because of their his works funny. None of his Seuss o nly from his p icture Mulberry Street," and you've His latest book You're Only Review social situation but who don't characters are th rown off books. He drew some piercing lost it. You read the words a nd Old Once (for obsolete children) want to spend 30 bucks for cliffs or blown up with ACME editor ial cartoons concerning say the rhymes and remember is a response of 81 ~year-old something with color plates. If products; none of their bodily Hitler and other timely what you learned by rote as a Theodor Geisel to old age and you know any cat-owning parts are removed to other political problems (he t ried to kid, and suddenly, you 're the physical deterioration that yuppies, this book would parts of thei r bodies; and syndicate them ) which were runni ng to see Hor ton and his com es with it. While he was in make a nice gift. there are 110 predator I victi m striking examp les of social egg. You see the Lorax, who the hospital, he drew a lot of situations. , concern . When seeing these, an hour ago you couldn't Please tum to page ..

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Their new album, talented art stud nts, the event will be used to grant Limit, Thi and Ten Yard . Too Far to Whis/Jcr, is festival begins May 25 and annual monetary awards to For op ners, Jo e inatra will s heduled ~ r rdea e on June SEUSS runs through June 7. The outstanding 10 al project have a sneak preview 1. Buy ti kets for this event at event will include dan e, best serving the advan ement exclu ive of X' new video all Ticketma ter outlets and at Continued from page 3 photography, sclupture, film, of peace and social justi e. lips. n aturday night the an Diego State box the book to amuse him elf. video, poetry readings and Admission is $12; advan e anticipate Burning Bridges, office. For ticket information, He sketched what was concert. 0 n't mis the Jazz tickets are $10. Erth, Nimbus Obi, Sven-Erik call 265-6947. 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