New resident dean at Muir Works for harmony in dorms Kathy K/uzelc The crisis center, located in Muir apartment number K-2, is Cleo Malone bemoans the fact that " universities are often already open. The staff has gone through rigorous training more concerned with learning how to make a living rather than under Malone, who has had much previous experience as a learning how to live." So, the new Muir Resident Dean drug counseloor. Soon, the center will have four phones attempts to help students face up to the problems inherent in available to serve students; three outside lines and one campus community living. He sees his role as that of a buffer between line. the students and the administration. Along with Muir Dean of Students Jim Beckley, Malone plans Malone's long-range goal for Muir college is simply for its to open a coffee house in the Muir commons within a couple of residents to live together in harmony. He feels college dorms weeks. A student director, Harvey Hoff, has been selected to are a microcosm of any residential community, so this arrange for poetry readings and folk Singers to perform apparently simple goal takes on more profound implications. nightly . The lack of communication between Blacks and whites was a "The important thing is to get the coffee house running," problem at Muir last year, Malone believes. Neither group was said Malone. "As various needs arise, they will be dealt with ." able to sit down and confront the other with what was on their One snag he has encountered with his proposal is the minds. Consequently, there was much frustration which possibility of a conflict between the food services and the Manifested itself in petty accusations and complaints. coffee house. To avoid this, the coffee house will only serve hot He goes on to state that this lack of communication is not and cold drinks, leaving students with the option of going CIeoMaloDe only found between Blacks and whites, but between roommates upstairs to the cafeteria for more substantial food . and suitemates as well . In addition to his experiences with drug counselling, Malone .. I get people coming up here all the time telling me they has been a state-wide director for the state of Ohio . He was Blacks have to have a special document, the Civil Rights act, can't get along with their roommate. My reaction is, 'bull shit'. also a member of the Southern Christian Leadership to give them their due ?" he said. " Why can't we get our rights If they can't even try to get along with their roommate or Conference under Dr. Martin Luther King . He no longer on the same piece of paper as everyone else, the Constitu tion of Suitemates, what are they going to do with the bitch that lives believes non-violence is the answer , but neither does he the United States of America ?" down the hall from them a couple of years from now? " he said. advocate rampant destruction. Malone invites anyone who has housing troubles, or who just Malone's more immediate goals for Muir college include "I believe that we as Black Americans shouldn't have to wants to rap, to come up to th 11th floor of Tioga or into his plans for a student-operated coffee house and a crisis center. fight for the rights that should be ours naturally ... Why do the office in the Muir apartments to see him . triton ti Volume 14, Number 4 University of California , San Diego ~d,=, Tblueiff)' October ,1971 City OK's 'Model Community' Long years of student unrest, With all of this. the engineering college (La Jolla insistence of the University, it questions. First. the Uni versity i dea of a un ive r SIty it is said, irreparably damaged University has no complaints. citizens would have opposed still isn 't what the University wanted incorporation of community. the political clout of the But the happy outcome was not anything that sou nded even wanted. language requiring a certain The developers argued that University of California. But in an accident. Owners of the remotely like 10-20,000 Under Chancellors William proportion of low-priced havjng made large capital San Diego, at least. this doesn 't undeveloped land behind students l. and the city McGill and Herbert York , student housing, whereas outlay in the land . the are seem to be true. Over the campus had originally wanted council's promise could have these lapses did not occur. developing interests , entitled to build the kind of summer the city council and to build a regional shopping turned out to be a mere When the city announced its apparently hoping to build communil necessary to insure city planning ' commission center on the model of Fashion formality. But as UCSD 's intention to revise an earlier more expensive and thus more a reasonable return on their approved without significant and Mission Valley . and a projected size increased to master plan in Feb. 1969, an ad profitable housing, preferred investment. change a master development complement of housing tracts. Tl.500 in the early sixties, San hoc committee was that language be left weak or As of last spring, the plan for the underdeveloped After that proposal was Diego also increased its immediately formed on vague. Second, the University University was not wholly land just east of campus that defeated. the owners still commitment. The University campus. It produced a wanted the proposed township confident that its influence gives the UniverSity, in effect. wanted to build a community and the city came to an preliminary report that to grow at about the same pace would prevail. With the exactly what it asked for . What that would cater to a wealthier informal agreement whereby became the base for the first as the campus, whil e economy slow and the S;.r is more, the city has done this clientele than the University the city wouldn 't approve any draft of the new master plan'. developers wanted freedom to Diego naval base culling back , in the face of stiff opposition affords - in other words, they development that UCSD didn't Later, after off-campus build as fast as plans and it was felt that the city would from the building interests that wanted another Westwood. feel it could live with. interests changed some of the financing could be brought not do anything to discourage own the land. UCSD. on the other hand. In practice, this has meant original working. the ad hoc together. developers from proceeding as " If we are able to translate wanted a community more that potential developers have committee, under the fast as financing could be just 10 per cent of this plan into along the lines of Cambridge negotiated directly with the c ha irmanship of Vice The University regarded both secured. reality." said one planner. (adjacent to Harvard University for its approval Chancellor of Business . and issues, and particularly the But the University won on " we'll have a model university Universitv I. A University- before taking their proposals to Finance Herman Johnson . second, as critical. " Let's face both major points in hearings communitv." . oriented community with low the planning commission. suggested 150 specific changes. it," explained Vice Chancellor before the Plann i ng This optimism seems well cost cultural. commercial. and But in the first important almost all of which were of Student Affairs George Commission and the city founded at this point. housing units at the center. and proposal for developing land incorporated into a redraft. Murphy, " if developers build council. "Portion of low-cost Subsidized student apartments. the more exclusive housing on east of campus. the University But until the master plan was up a community overnight. student housing" became "a diverse small shops and the fringes. didn 't pay close attention. The given final approval by the city they're not going to plan on significant portion of student "speakeasies." and an Despite the fact that land result was a plan that "would council on Sept. 23. the letting it stand empty until the housing : " and the language interlacing system of bikeways owners stand to realize have been a disaster." outcome was always in doubt. University expands enough to restricting growth rate was left are dominant features of the distinctly lower profits on a according to one UCSD official. Controversy between fill it. " Instead, he said. unchanged . projected 90 .000 resiclent university community than and although it has since been developers and the University developers would tend to build "universitv communitv." they would on a regional amended considerably at the focu sed mainly on two in ' ways incompatible with the Please turn to,page 3 The central and distinctive shopping center of a Westwood element of the new township is type community. the the concept of the town core. a University. so far. has won out. "We 're 36 years behind" compact area where "activity The kev to this success s hould be varied and seems to iie in two points : 1I concentrated. pedestrian the commitment of an oriented. and continuouslv enlightened city government to Stewart reflects on Muir College, 1971 alive." To insure this. the plan helping UCSD achieve Chuck Chomp/in unavoidable function of one direction. The professor quickly and radically alter its provides for numerous low-cost distinction : and 21 the " Muir College was designed indoctrination." Of these. was then to face them while he educational programs without commercial and entertainment diligence of the UCS£)' as an institution of higher Stewart labled his priorities as delivered his lecture. Stewart fir t allOWing for appraisal of establishments. wide sidewalks administration in making its learning for 1935. not 1971 . We the need to train, to acculturate estimated that this method th ramifications this change and greens. and a mix of position known . are 36 vears behind ." This was and to socialize. reached its peak in the mid- might have for other segments residential and commercial The story begins in 1958 when the ma'i n thrust of Muir provost The function of socialization thirties. before the war. of the network . Even alteration uses within the same buildings. UCSD was still on the drawing John Stewart's address to the had always in the past referred " Today however. with great of lower division requirement The township should be boards. In an effort to persuade college's Contemporary Issues exclusively to young men . increases in technolog and must be exam in d in term of dominated Cliiturall\' and the Universitv of California class last Mondav night. Stewart indicated that Muir changing notions of the purpo e the effect it would have on th economicallv bv ·UCSD . Regents to locate a general Entitled "The' Nature of the College. with its boy / girl ratio and practice of education, th upper divi ion curriculum . According to 'the plan . .. town campus- at San Diego rather Universit,," . the talk outlined of fifty-fifty has as its duty to old approach is hopelessly I.ewart concluded by and universit~· spirit should be than at one of several other seven major functions that a see that girl and "other limited." insi. ting that even if low In svnollOmous ... sites they were considering. variety of groups . from the suppressed minorities. Blacks " Why couldn 't we teach coming, change . was po sible . . Also noteworthv is the the San Diego city council sent societv to the individual and Chicanos. receive fair a tronomy with closed-circuit " If ever one WIll try and do planned concentration of so the Regents a telegram that student. expect the University treatment in the socialization television ? Why couldn't three thi.ngs w will be abl to called "clean" life sciences promised to " prepare the new to perform. These included process." students di cu s literature for brln thIS college somewh re industrv in the area. The master plan of the areas technical training. hours, sprawled out on rugs and near up to date. Find out how nearness of Scripps Hospital. adjacent to the proposed La transmission and creation of Stewart explained that Muir pillows? Why must we be the Univer ity works so you the Institute of Oceanography. Jolla site of the new Universit~' culture. socialization. or the is outdated because of the basic conf ned to fifty minut~ "n art i~y ill rnfIvin 10 the Salk labs and the UCSD of California. including a passing on of " applied education theory the college classes?" . change. See what you and our Medical School. planners feel. compatible land use plan and a culture" . pure research. was built on . All the Recognizing emphaticall friends can do personally to should help attract enough local highway system to ("problem solving" as Stewart classrooms. the whole program the need for chang and improve the ituauun. And related indus~' to make the adequatel~' serve the proposed termed it 1 to provide a for the college. were designed upd Hicks and His Licks Continued from page I a group which has for several pl ans for each development Commission and city council Kaufman said tha t although that students could afCord their Donny Spe'''nl "Herman Johnson f6ught yea rs been working to develop project are drawn up. the city after open hearings at which stu de nts do tend to double up preference for private rooms This Saturday night, tomorrow that is , the one and only Do hard and had a lot of hel p," an ou tsta nd ing bio-medical plann ing commission will have anyone. incl udin g students. will two to a room . they much Hlclls aDd HI. Hot Licks return to UCSD for a one night aid Murphy, a member of the com plex in co nnection wit h the to decide whether or not th ey be allowed tp speak. prefer to have thei r own rooms. Murphy's hopes are more Graduate Fellowships exclusive engagement open only to UCSD students and their ad hoc committee, "and I'm CSD Medical Sc hool and square up With the concept of a realistiC 'l'm concerned that guests. Having appeared here just last May, Hicks aDd HI. delighted with the results," Scripps Hos pital. A regional " uni versity community " as Th ere is one area abou t "You wouldn t ask four adults most of th prices tend toward Llckl, on the heels of a very successful new album , " Where's The UniverSity's argument shOPPing center, for example, expressed in. the master plan. wh ic h th e Univ rsitv i till to live in a two bedroom the lower range of the price For 1972-73 Available the Money." on Blue Thumb Records (BTS-29 ) and an even wa s essentia ll y thi s: a would hav e been a s wary . The pl an speCifies that . apartment. " h said, "SO why spectrum ." he said. "so that more successful tour of the East Coast with Elton John and di sti nguished universi ty can detrimental to this hope as it " 1' m sure there 11' 111 be a two-bedroom apa rtments, should students have to? " more of the two-bedroom Three Advanced-Study Fellowship programs sponsored by company , which included an appearance on the Dick Cavett succeed onl y in a communltv would have been to the idea of a great many times in the next SUitable for fo ur students, Kaufma n said that if apartments rent for around the Ford Foundation will be offered for the academic year Show, will be playing in the gym with the show begiMing at t ha t we lco m es a nd Univer sity commu nity, and th e few years when developers should rent from $200-28 0 per developers wo uld satisfy $200 than around $280." But he 1972-73 to qualified Black Americans , Mexican Americans, 8:30 p.m. Though many of you may not have heard of the group, compliments it. and a truly chamber th us Sided With the will be tryin g to get approval month. and that one-bedroom themselves with lower profits. also thought. like Kaufman. Puerto Ricans , and American Indians. you will have as of Sunday morning. if not sooner. di stinguished university is of University in favor of a fo r proposals at variance with apartments should rent from apartment rates could also be that new legislation would be The fellowship awards, designed to support full -time In their last appearance here , Do Hiells aDd Hil Hot Licks more long run value to San carefull y integrated the ma ster plan ," sa id Murphy. $100-17 0 per month. lowered . necessary in the form of tax graduate study for one year, beginning in either the summer impressed an extremely small gym crowd by displaying a Diego than the imm ediate comm unity. " and we 'll ha ve to go incentives. government session of 1972 (a 12-month award ) or the fall term (a H)-month creativity and imagination that UCSD audiences are rarely profits of allowing developers Never theless. and despite downtown and do battle to Both Murph y and Paul Kaufman. who is UCSD subsidies. or public ownership award ), are to be used to cover advanced study consisting of fortunate in receiving. The group's instrumentation is all to build haph azardly. success so fa r. the battle is far make sure they stick to it. " Kaufman, an ac tive member of student body president. by the UniverSity. or some full-time course work, course and dissertation work, or full· acoustic : DID Hicks on rhythm guitar , Sid Page on violin and Th e Univers ity had the from won. The master plan is the ad hoc committee si nce last sugge ted that he might eek combination of the three. If the time dissertation work . mandolin, Jaime Leopold on double bass, and a new member of general support of the San onl y offiCial policy: it is not All such decisions will be vear. feel that th is is too much legisla tion to make developers ideal of genuinely low co t Thil poor little c ... WII severely ud rutlllHlly Ittaclled by I All applicants hoping to be considered for the awards must the band , whose name slips my mind, who plays some very Diego Chamber of Commerce. law in its own ri ght . Thus. as made by the Planning for too little. "subSidize" student hou sing so housing is to be realized . be citizens of the United States, have previously pursued or are tasty licks on a hollow-body Gibson guitar with a cheapo seemiDlly iIIoctloa. elm tree WedBetday III tile Revene parlllll, now pursuing graduate study, are engaged in or plan to enter lot ; it beluleci to 1T ltaff member. cheapo am . TIle LiclleltH, Maryann Price, a former Las COMMU NITY BLOOD BANK careers in higher education, and plan to enter a graduate Vegas showgirl. and Naomi Eisenberg. a blonde bomb from The school in the United States beginning either in the summer of New York , scat sing, rub sand blocks, play tambourines, dance, 327 F. Street 1972 or the fall term of 1972. They must also study full-time for and fill-out the three and four part harmonies that have made a PhD in one of a wide variety of thirty-two fields . Only those DID HickslDd Hil Hot Licks a more than welcome addition to THE Or-Gro students who meet all of the above requirements are eligible to the progressive rock music scene. ORGANICALL Y GROWN NATURAL FOOD PAYS DONORS apply for one of these fellowships . UNDER6RDUrtDSI Pannikin Each fellowship aWjlrd will include full tuition and fees 1296 Pro spect for service required by the graduate school to be attended, an annual Are you eligible? allowance of $300 for books and supplies, and a monthly stipend SAN DIEGO'S NATURAL FOOD MARKET Fresh ly Roo sted Coffee Tue •. - Sot. for living costs. More favorable arrangements will be made for Bulk Teos 9:45- 5:30 married students with dependents. Recipients of the awards 11-5 deferment list • Produce . Poultry Products Impo rted Cul in ary Ite ms women Welcome will be selected upon the recommendation of a panel of distinguished faculty members in the respective academic Would the following students GODDEN, JOHN MAHAN • Meat Products. Dairy Products Closed Sun. & Mon . please contact the Special GRANT , ROBERT W. Spec iol Tea Th is Week: J APAN GR EEN disciplines, and the winners will be announced on or about • Bakery Goods . Grains 233·8328 March3I , I972. 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Rhodes scholarships open MONTI SA NO , DOMINIC Ripe Rice Oats YOQIT Well Lassen Our Beef Is In! CAMBEROS , JAMES A. 'I PT. Plant Elections to Rhodes Scholarships will be held in December, CLARK , JOHN P. MUNN , MARK H. Water Granola Organically 1 G.lL . 1971. Scholars-elect will enter Oxford University in October, COOPER, STEVEN M. MURAKAMI , LARRY K. ~8~T 39' lb. Grown & It Really 1972. The qualities which Cecil Rhodes specified in his will as DOl , JAMES A. PENA , LOUIS A. 5/$1 7/$1 3/$1 5/$1 3/S1 Tastes Good forming the basis of selection are : (I ) literary and scholastic DORIAN, RANDEL E. PERKINS, DONALD N. QUINONEZ, TSAI E. ------~~~------ability and attainments : (2) qualities of manhood, EGUCHI , RAND Y. the \\tJnderful waterlled a Week Contest from: All PURCHASES THRU OCTOBER truthfulness, courage, devotion to du ty, sympathy for and FILANC, PETER JOHN REED, JEFFREY B. -. 100/" OFF protection of the weak, kindliness, unselfishness, and FLEMING , MARK H. RISTY , DONALD E. .lllr.I ••• lr••• IIIII ••. with student body card fellowship : (3) exhibition of moral force of character, and of FLYNN, EDWARDF. ROSENFELD. SETH S. insti ncts to lead and to take an interest in his fellows: (4) FORD , SCOTT ALAN SEITER, WILLIAM J. Records and Comil from: STERN, BARRY ANDREW M~~:~,945 GARNET PACIFIC BEACH MHJ~:~7 physical vigor. as shown by fondness for and sucess in sports. FRETER, CARL E. 10-6 ' SAT . 10-6 Qua lity of both character and intellect are th e most important GARCIA. JOHN R. ST UCKY , CARL F. . 1-5 PARKING in REAR requirements for a Rhodes applicant, and these are what the SWEDENBURG . RAY D. selection committee will seek. UClITMANN, AUKE P. To be el igi ble a candidate must: UYEDA, RONALD M. Aft ...... "...... ~ (f') ~ ~ ~L _ . 1. Be a male citizen of the United States, with at least five LA JOLLA VOLKMAR, ROBERT E. '!!~~ w. :Jl~~~~. ;~U!«~ years' domicle, and unmarried. WELCH, DESMOND R. 2. Be between the ages of 18 and 24 on Oct. I, 1971. Relaxation ZACHARIE , CALVERT W. of the ma ximum age restriction will be considered for ZIELINSKI, DA VID R. ..._--t AOADEM'Y cand idates who have completed national service obligations. CD It is mandatory that these 3721 UNIVERSITY AVE 284 1000 t----- 3. By the time of application have at lpast Jun ior stand ing at people consult the office. THE CHALLENGE. a degree-granti ng coll ege or un iversity . PHARMACY 4. Receive official endorsement of his college or unive rsity...... Candidates apply in either the state in which they have their School Supplies . ordinary residence. or in a state in which they ma y have Cosmetics ~ received at least two years of college training. Applications t : must be in the ha nds of the secretary of the state committee not laterlhan Oc t. 31. 1971. . 955 Prospect • SAT. OCT. 9 • Application forms and fu rther information for currently enro lled UCSD students ma y be obtained from the Institutional Representative. Professor ' Andrew Wright. 1003 Humanities • • Library. Ex t. 1226. : IN THE GYM t Wilson competition off This fall . for the fi rst time in more than 20 years. there will DAN HICKS & be no Woodrow Wil on Fell owship competition. Among coll ege i i professors. and those coll ege seniors who are considering becoming professors. this compet ition has become as much a part of the fall term as football . H. Ronald Rouse. atio nal Director of the Woodrow Wilson i HIS HOT LICKS i ational Fellowship Fou ndation. said. "Funds currently available to the Foun dation for first year graduate fe llowships are bei ng used to support over 200 fe llows during the 1971-72 : plus : (lOR DOES IT HAVE TO BE EXPENSIVE) academic ~. ar. Prospects for sec uri ng new fund s are uncertain . Duri n!! the com ing year. trustees and ofl ice rs will In brewing Bud ®, our choice is to go all the way. design a r,(' \I,' fello wship program taking into accoun t recent Tlk. thl. onl, for .xampl.: To augment rour Bank of Americi checking developml'n S In grad uate educa ti on and in th teac hin g We hope beer matters profession . and seek fun ds for th is new program. LITTLE BILLY account. i enough to you that you too i TENPLAN' Other f( undation programs will conti nue du ring 197 1-72 and INSTANT CASH to protect you from the 1972-i3. T I ~sp 1OI'1,,0f' the Dissertation Fellowships. the Martin will go aU the way , . . Costs only 1St for each check you wnte. Luther K1 1g. Jr. Fellowships. the GradUa te InformAlion and : & : with Budweiser. Gives you a statement every Ihree months. cost and inco n lenience of overdraft checks. Coun se li n ~ en'lce for Black Veterans. the Teachin g and Irs as simp le as that! BANKAMERICARO ' a widely popular Admi nistra tive Internships and the National Humanities credit card aVl ilable to qualilfied coll ege Series. fo support its programs. the Woodrow Wil so n PLUS THREE OTHER PERSONAL CHOICE students. Foundaticn receives grants from other foundations and THE ASTRO'S WHEN 'tOll SAY CHECKING ACCOUNTS wh ich can be even contributL>n from indi viduals. including over 2.000 former BOB DAVIS i t more economical if you wnte more checks or COME IN TO YOUR NEAREST BANK OF Woodrow 'Il wn Fellows. carry a larger balance than the average student. AMERICA BRANCti SOON. Ask about these The Wrlson Fellowships are only one of a number of convenient services for college Sludenls. Or programs throughout the country wh ich have suffered from the CAMERA SHOP : TICKETS AVAILABLE : recent decline in fellowship su pport. Mr. Rouse said. The U.S. -Budweiser. FREE SUMMER INACnVE SERVICE for , II pick up a copy 01 the book let Col/ege Sluden' governm ent . wh ich in 1967 supported nearl y 11.000 fell owships STUDENT DISCOUNTS : UREY HALL BOX OFFICE YOU'VE SAl) IT ALL! college students on ,ny plan. You can keep any B,nking ServIces which explaIns them in deta il. for beginning graduate students. has reduced or eliminated i alnk of Americi Checking Account open A"HlVS(R·IUSCH. INC . , ST lOUIS throughout the summer with a zero bal.nce at several programs. It will provide only about 1.500 new BANK OF AMERICA NTi SA fellowsh ips for 1972·73. At the same time many state 7717 FAY 459-7355 : AND AT THE DOOR no charge. "'",bo , 'ole governments and private foundations have similarly reduced I the amount of support they provide...... J Poge 2 Triton Times October 8,1971 Triton Times October 8, 1971 Page 3 effective in the long run. • _ Before leaving this point. and inherently inferior to their Simms... il would probably be mach Roland does make one last white coun\erparts. thi s will Is Population more acceptable to the sta tement worth noting here open the door for all ki nd s of (CODtlDlled from page 4) target popalation.'· {this quote immediately plagues - Black plagues. if you triton times follows the above paragraph will - into the Black and other talKi ng about massive Roland Suggesls taken from hiS paper I: minority communities. Control the Answer? FEIFFER sterilization through water or 'Effec tive Se leclion' "To achieve this. people Jensen's work ha s alread y u... .., of c:.IIfonU..... DIeto opyrighl 197 1 other method ca u ing no must be persuaded that they been quoted in the Congress. La .... CaIIfomIII2037 ala rm . but others lik e Jon D. Now this is quite clear, The not onl v do not have the Welfare mothers. who were ~ ation a l Black Science YOU GO SHOP~ fV£RYTHIUS 'S Roland - from whose paper. 111.)413-2000. .... 1011. AdnrtI8Ing at. 1017 tudents Organization PI/..6 l~ HADe 1/0 only question that could be right to' choose the number given hysterectomy operations When Spencer says that prese nted at the Congress. I asked is. " who is the ta rget of children they will have. I surgical removal of the CIWA DA - AH£RICf\, . take some quotes: voluntary birth control is a \ population ?" As I said, Erlich but that the y do' no t have the uteru l. i1l e gall ~' in Bo ton are by: P.R. imms " forlorn' hope ." he is also would have us think it is the rig ht to have an y children at now recei ving them by law in Molly $elvin. &Iitor.in-Chief Terry Barak. Butin... Manager saying that other methods of "One possible so luti on rich whites. But we are notlha t all, They might also be othe r states. Wh at ha controlling births must be would be a sterilizing politically naive . Roland come persuaded that only the happened is that Black people While Jim Sills pointed out found - methods whi ch are not chemical or disease that The ...... lals IXpressed below .rl .pproved by the last week that Pau l Erhlich isa right out with it : gifted should have children, are stili suffering under the TRITON TIMES Edl ....I . 1 bo.rd. All other opinions voluntary - like pUlling would onl v effect humans not as a privilege for them sa me kind of raci m from the man to be watched by all something in drinking water, and that could be inexpen IX pressed on tills PI... rl thou of thl .uthors whose people because of his plans to "There would still be a but as a duty to ociety. health care svstem . but its names a"ppHr in till bylines, and do not necessarily Thus. it is conceivable that sh'ely and rapidl y di ssemi problem of deciding whe bei ng lega lized b ~' th e "disenfranchise all persons me n and or women will ei ther nated to millions of people . Listen punks, I'm sick and tired of all this crap about rtflKf tho views of tho TRITON TIMES. Anyonl over 65 " and " calls for would have the children , It should be clear that when government. desiring Ie submit material to be published In this be forced to su bmit to this type A disease might be ideal if it This could be decided bv the society rpfu ses to educate So. I suggest th at all the long this and that and that and this, but I'm oot too overly chemicals in the water were highly contagious and SlCtion sIIould und it to till Edltorl.1 DirK.... , TRITON of teriliza tio n or it will be lotter~' or through screening the majority of Black people , - haired white who are expressive. I need you punks to express to me what a - supply ,- ' Black people , introduced without their attacked children, so that TIMES, 11711.k. H.II, UCSD. especially students_should also ' Page 6 Triton Times October 8, 1971 Triton Times October 8, 1971 Page 7 ~.. announcements Students Organization at documentary film "Let My friday saturday monday 5:30 p.m. in De Anza Upper People Go." The film is Lounge on MC. about the plight of Soviet For fill women interested in The UCSD Tennis Club Sean Kenny, ,general Jews and will be shown in Intercollegiate Swimming opens the year with a mixed secretary of the Irish The first meeting of the the Revelle I nforma I there will be a preliminary doubles tournament Republican Army, will water ski club will be held Lounge at 8 p.m. Following meeting at noon in the PE beginning at 9 a.m. - PE speak on the crisis in at 6 p.m. in the gym will be folk dancing and classroom to discuss Tennis Courts . The Northern Ireland at 9 p.m. classroom . Students, discussion. Cafe Ha Am will scheduling and workout tournament is open to all in Revelle Cafeteria. There faculty and staff welcome. be open each Saturday night times. If you're interested UCSD students, faculty and will be a press conference on the Revelle Informal but cannot come, please staff. Entry fee - 51 per beforehand at 6:30 p.m. in The San Diego chapter of Lounge. contact Missy or Katy at team - bring one can of the informal lounge. the Zero Population Growth 755-3809 . new tennis balls per team. Sponsored by Young will hold its monthly Basta Mecha La movida ha Socialist Alliance. meeting at 7:30 p.m. in comenzado ponganse Bard Hall, First Unitarian trucha! Queremos accion . Economics Department Varsity basketball players Church, 4190 Front Street. Novida chiflada. Lecture, " Dynamic Profit sunday meeting at 3:30 p.m . in the There wi II be a speaker. Maximization Under gym classroom. Conditions of Monopoly," India Film Club movie, " Brahmchari" at 2 p.m. at Anyone who lost some In addition to the already by Dwight R. Lee, USB 3060 money on Revelle campus existing Arabic 1 course the 3:30. the Unicorn Cinema . tuesday Student admission, 51 .75. on October 6, please contact Literature Dept. may offer For ali Black pre-medical, Cheryl Dennstedt at 280- Arabic 199 for Fall 1971. Contemporary matins pre-dental, pre-graduate 1554 after 5 p.m. or Diane Under this heading students Folk Dancing Club, Class liturgy at Universi ty students in chemistry, Reese at 284-2725 after 5 may register for Readings for beginners 8-9 p.m. in Lutheran Church, 10 a.m., physics and biology, and p.m. in Classical Arabic west balcony in gym, for Pastor Huber will lead the health science majors, Literature. For information advanced group 9-9 :30 p.m. worship, followed by there will be a meeting of Cafe Ha Am will open this contact the Lit Dept. Ext. General dancing 9:30 to 12 informal feedback in the the UCSD Chapter of the year Saturday night with 1226 after Monday, October p.m. on gym main floor. student lounge. 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Model Community' Long Years of Student Unrest, with All of This
