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Vista: October 22, 1981

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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the USD News at Digital USD. It has been accepted for inclusion in USD Vista by an authorized administrator of Digital USD. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Toreros Undefeated By Defeating LaVerne 23-15 by Matt Piselli LaVeme got on the board when the Despite playing one of their Leopards Fred Gometztrejo picked poorest games all season, the USD off Sweet's pass and ran 55 yards for Toreros beat the LaVerne Cougars the score. They scored again when 23-15 in front of 3,851 fans. The punter Tom Reilly decided to give win helped maintain USD's high LaVeme a safety instead of risking a ranking in Division 3 play. blocked punt by running out of the The Toreros came into last Satur­ end zone. day nights game expecting a great Despite the end result, can USD defensive struggle. Instead they had continue their undefeated season to struggle more against the officials next week against the nationally and themselves as the Toreros ranked NCAA Division 2 Azusa fumbled four times, threw four in­ Pacific Cougars? The Cougars come terceptions and accumulated 142 in with some impressive credentials. yards in penalties. They are the number one defensive Yet, despite the penalties the football team in the NA1A, including defense was once again superior as four shutout victories. No less than they forced three fumbles and in­ 12 Azusa-Pacific players were nam­ tercepted three passes. Dan Herbert - ed to last year's NAIA all-district first who was nominated for an NCAA team and they defeated the Toreros post-graduate scholarship, in­ soundly in last years contest 31-6. tercepted his sixth pass of the season Coach Williams though is still confi­ while Cedric Robertson and Charlie dent, "Azusa-Pacific will be the best Pillon had the others. The tough team we've faced this year and we defense was led by linebackers Don will have to be at our physical and Niklas, John Noonan, Gary emotional best if we are able to win," Newberry, and nose-guard Bruce Williams continues, "The Cougars Ognibene. outweigh us, are quicker, and have LaVeme opened the scoring in better personnel, but as a coaching the first quarter when Leopard staff we are confident that our guys quarterback Greg Hopkins found can rise to the occasion." wide-receiver Maurice Hopkins for a Redands beat the Cougars last 54-yard touchdown play that cap­ week 34-25 which snapped a five- ped off an 85-yard, three play drive. game winning streak for Azusa- But the Toreros struck back quick­ Pacific. As of last week APC was ly in the second period as Eric Sweet ranked eighth in the Division 2 polls, and Michael Rish started what would but the loss may change that rank­ be probably their most impressive ing. games as Toreros ever. At 14:22 Still the Toreros attack will be po­ junior Sweet found Rish on a tent; led by senior running back Joe 36-yard crossing patten to tie the Henry who needs only 173 yards score and complete a nine-play, rushing to become USD's all-time 75-yard drive. For the night, Sweet rushing leader. Quarterback Steve completed 15 passes on 31 attempts Loomis should be ready to play after and 290 yards. Rish caught five a two game absence due to a passes for an impressive total of 144 shoulder injury but if he isn't Coach Sr. Tim: Little Nun yards and two touchdowns. Williams still has Eric Sweet Other On the next series, Sweet took his weapons include: William Fackler, team on an 80-yard march that in­ 241 yards and a 6.1 ypc, Ronald cluded passes to Ronald Guzman, Guzman, who leads the Toreros in With Big Heart who caught five passes for 64 yards, receptions (16), Rish who averages 26.1 yards a catch, Mike Ledbetter, on the night, for 15 yards, and Rish by Robert Madden distributing three batches of chicken think it was penance." again for 36 yards. RisK's catch set 13 catches and kicker Robert Lozzi, "I hate this kind of stuff. I could soup to convalescing residents of the It was during this era of studying up Joe Henry (20 carries for 60 who has nine field goals this season never be a celebrity," says Sr. Tim Knolls. She was labeled the token and living in the convent that Sister yards) for a three yard run and a to lead the NCAA Division 3. And of Malone. But a celebrity is what she is Jewish mother. "My cooking cures was forced to spend required hours course, the Torero defense which 13-7 lead. to many people on campus. Her them or kills them," Sister said. in silence. It was especially hard in has been incredibly consistent this Another possible Torero touch­ face has to be one of the most well She's invited to countless parties and the Arkansas convent, where there year. Even USD's punt coverage down on a six yard scramble by known at USD. functions by students, but is was absolutely nothing to do. In Sweet was called back by one of the unit has not allowed a single yard Her office is right outside the main sometimes hesitant to go. Sister is order to vent any frustrations and do punt returned in three games. many holding penalties they had on entrance to the Student Union. afraid that she might inhibit the one of the things she does best, talk, Saturday's game against Azusa- the night. USD settled for a 33-yard She's normally there at 6:30 in the group there. For instance, she went Sister used to take occasional trips Pacific starts at 7:30 p.m. Coach field goal by Robert Lozzi. morning to take care of the day's to a student's apartment to pick up to the cemetary. She used to make a Williams is expecting a great crowd The Toreros put it out of reach in- paperwork so she can start dragging some materials, there was a beer on game out of it and look for people that could give them the edge that the fourth quarter when Sweet hit "kids" into the office before 8:00 the table and the student went to who died on important dates in her Rish again on a 52-yard post pattern they need to win in one of the most classes. Tim is as subtle as an erup­ move it. Sr. Tim asked, "Why did life, like her birthday. And when she important games in USD's history. to make the score 23-7. But ting volcano. Her lines include, you do that?" It bothers Tim when couldn't stand it any longer, she "Hey you, stop! Get in here, I want students feel inhibited around her. would yell .and scream. Or maybe to talk to you!" "Hey hon, how are Sr. Tim's nicknames are many but she would talk or even sing to a few Intersession you?" or "Hey babe, you're in trou­ they all pertain to one subject. In of the gravestones. It was Sr. Tim's ble. God herself will get you." Sister fact, if you turn the nameplate on way of remaining sane. explains that this is part of her open her door around it says "Half-Pint." The education paid off though. In Hawaii door policy. Since her busy work is Dean of Students, Tom Burke calls "I've taught every gamut from An extremely unique intersession to be offered under these conditions. done, she can be more at ease when her the "Midget Nun." Another elementary through college and I class has been added to the USD Students participating will deaprt students come into her office for common one is "Shortcake." She's was principal of three or four curriculum: the study of Buddhism from San Diego on January 4th, for counseling, or just to say hi. also called "the little nun who runs schools. In St. Louis, Sr. Tim open­ in Hawaii. This three unit course is a Honolulu and return on January Tim spends a large portion of her around all over campus." In high ed a rehabilitation center for the systematic study of the life and 25th. However, if the student wishes day with students, whether they school, Sister was named "mousey" mentally retarded. The center teaching of Gautama with special at­ to stay longer, there will be no extra have problems or just feel like talk­ because "I was so short and specialized in finding jobs for those tention to Buddhism in Hawaii and air fare. ing. Her appointments are normally squeaky." However, it doesn't who attended the center. When Sr. the Christian response to it. In addi­ This seminar course will be based full. When she does have free time bother her but reassures her that Tim came to Los Angeles, it was tion to the academic program of in Honolulu and students will be she is usually spending it with students are at ease with her. originally intended that she super­ scheduled classes and directed read­ lodged at the Kuhip Village Resort at students or catching a few moments Sister explains, "they know me to vise the opening of another ings, visits will be made to cultural Waikiki only two blocks away from for herself. Sr. Tim's life revolves be the nut or loudmouth or clown rehabilitation center, but she declin­ monuments, temples, study centers, what many consider the most fa­ around her apartment and office. but that's not me." She further states ed. Sister felt that she needed time to and the East-West Study Center of mous beach in the world. The ad­ "I've never had to worry I don't have that "people only know my face." reflect and decide what direction her the University of Hawaii. The pro­ vantage to offering this academic time for myself," but Sr. Tim further There is so much more to Sr. Tim life would take. fessor accompanying the excursion program in Hawaii is due to the commented, "I'd be a liar or a than people realize. The intellectual We are glad to say that her life will be Dr. Delwin B. Schneider, available cultrual facilities. The hypocrite to say that it never gets to side alone is staggering. Tim has took a step in our direction. She is Professor of Asian Religions, from Hawaiian population is 45% Japa­ me." When Tim wants her privacy, Bachelor degrees in Teaching, presently the Coordinator of Cam­ USD's Religious Studies Depart­ nese which means there is still a large though, she appreciates the students Sociology, and Philosophy. She has pus Ministry and has been for the ment. number of Buddhists living on the respect for it. two Masters in Special Education past six years. She is in charge of Membership in the seminar is islands. Sr. Tim's rapport with students is and Counseling. Sr. Tim didn't programming events, overseeing open to all students. However, at Anyone interested should contact amazing. Before her interview last always enjoy it, saying, "I hated Campus Ministry's committees and least fifteen must enroll for the class Dr. Schneider in De Sales 287. Sunday, she had just finished studying with a passion. I used to counseling students. Page 2 - VUto - October 22, 1981 National Letters To The Editor News to Last Year's Champs, who helped Commendation Literacy to make us 1-25. Joel Feldsher Dear Editor: Briefs I would like to commend Todd License Huckins and the rest of the Concert NEW ORLEANS — In a September 28th speech given here President Nomination Crew in organizing and producing Reagan warned that "the jungle is always there, waiting, ready to take us Abused the John Klemmer concert last Saturday evening Without all of over," proposed several crime-fighting measures and said that "only deep To the Editors: moral values and strong institutions can hold back that jungle and restrain For Office their hard work and dedication the This is a comment on the writings event would not have been such a die darker impulses of human nature." of one 'of your staff writers, Jeff Dear Editor: great success. In his speech directed to the International Association of Chiefs of Police, Nancy Ashworth Cunningham for Wickliffe. Joseph Moore Reagan says that "the solution to the crime problem will not be found in the As he did in his article on the Congress, for the United States social worker's files, the psychiatrist's notes, or the beaucrat's budget; it's a ERA, Mr. Wickliffe has in the Oc­ Senate, for Vice-President, for Presi­ problem of the human heart, and it's there we must look for the answer. tober 15, 1981 National News Briefs dent; for any of the above. We can begin by acknowledging some of those permanent things, those ab­ put labels on people that I think are G. L. Oddo solute truths 1 mentioned before. Two of these truths are that men are excessive, unfair and prejudicial. Political Science basically good but prone to evil; and society has a right to be protected from In the ERA article, he made what 1 them." He said that poverty doesn't cause crime, that "today's criminals, think were negative connotations for the most part, are not desperate people seeking bread for their families; towards ERA supporters which I crime is the way they've chosen to live . . . They do it because it's easy resented. These comments were Thanks For They do it because they believe no one will stop them." The American already noted in a letter to the Editor criminal justice system "just plain isn't working," says the President. "All too the following week. So, I will not The Support often, repeat offenders, habitual law breakers, career criminals — call them comment further on them. Dear Editor: what you will — axe robbing, raping, and beating with impunity, and, as I My comment is directed towards I would like to express my said — quite literally — getting away with murder. The people are sickened Mr Wickliffe's descriptive adjectives gratitude to Dr. Spannis and the pep and outraged. They demand that we put a stop to it." He said that his ad­ of people in the Washington Na­ band. They not only show spirit by ministration will speak out against crime for "the innocent victims of crime"; tional News Brief: consumer mili­ Undefeated going to the games, but they seek greater cooperation between Federal, state, and local law enforcement tant, Ralph Nader — he is a con­ unselfishly give up their leisure time agencies; support statutory reforms, including revision of the criminal code, sumer advocate; Communist folks- to get people and their team going. Season And reform of bail procedures and the exclusionary rule, and a change in the inger, Pete Seeger — he is a folks- You people are what USD spirit is all Posse Comitatus Act to allow the military to combat traffic in drugs; and, inger; radical journalist, I F. Stone about. fight drug traffic through "responsible use of herbicides," tougher border — he is a journalist. Notice was No Team Speaking of spirit, I think it would patrols, and mobilization of "our religious, education^), and fraternal taken that economist, John Kenneth be nice to see more faculty members groups in a national educational program against drug abuse." Galbraith was just than, an and administrative personnel at the Spirit! NATION — The efficient United Parcel Service has introduced a new economist. games. After all, it's your school too! rate schedule to be effective on Nov. 1. There will be a reduction of about The use of adjectives seems to me 1 am writing as a disappointed stu­ It's a good time and doesn't cost one percent in U P S. rates. The U.S. Postal Service has meanwhile an­ to be inappropriate and poor jour­ dent in regards to the USD football much. nounced an increase from 18 cents to 20 cents for first-class mail, to be ef­ nalistic style. They would be more team. First of all, I would like to say Thank you, fective on Nov. 1. choicely used in an editorial, if at all. congratulations on your present A Torero Fan record of 6-0! We're supporting you WASHINGTON — Richard Kusserow, Inspector General for the Depart­ If should be up to the reader to and hope that you can have an ment of Health and Human Services, reports that Social Security checks decide if Ralph Nader is militant or undefeated season. My question is: worth an estimated $60 million have been routinely mailed to more than not! WHERE IS YOUR TEAM SPIRIT! 8,500 dead people, some of whom died as long ago as 15 years. The Mr. Wickliffe obviously has Clarifying We attended the LaVerne game bungle occurred, says Kusserow, because Social Security Administration political and personal opinions of Saturday night anticipating a spirited employees failed to follow up on Medicare death reports. He says that certain groups and individuals. As a game and were ready to cheer our while the Health Care Financing Administration regularly filed reports on reader, however, I do not care to see Points team to its sixth victory . . . What a the death of Medicare patients with SSA, they never were matched vyith them in print. I prefer to form my Dear Editor: disappointment! The team may have payment lists to ensure that retirement and disability benefits were cut off. own opinions about people!!! Regarding the article "Students grabbed a victory but, you would of Kusserow also says that his investigators are looking into the possibility that Sincerely, thought we lost by the team spirit dishonest Social Security employees who monitor death notices may have Barbara Schmitz Active in Nursing Program" by Gina Arcaro, we would like to make the shown by our Toreros. This allowed the payments to continue and diverted the money into their own Assistant, Director of Student apathetic feeling spread from the accounts. Activities following points of clarification: 1. The program is a clinical com­ field up into the stands. How can FORT WORTH — The body resting in Lee Harvey Oswald's coffin was ponent to an already existing course, your fans cheer and go crazy when exhumed October 4, and a team of pathologists concluded that the remains Nursing Science I, in the curriculum there is no team unity? The players were indeed those of the man accused of slaying Presidnt John F. Kennedy Challenge NOT a new one. seem to be so much into their own in Dallas in 1963. 2. The term "Health Mentor" has personal games that they aren't The exhumation, which involved two years of legal battles, was sought Extended been utilized to facilitate com­ rooting for the team as a whole. by British author Michael Eddowes, who has writen a book theorizing that The Barkmen, USD's epitomy of munication; however, the course, Why aren't the players on the Oswald was replaced by a Soviet agent when he defected to the Soviet Nursing Science 1, encompasses far sidelines cheering for their fellow Union in 1959, and that it was the agent who killed Kennedy and was later athletic prowess, is extending a soft- ball challenge to the Phi Kappa more than that term, "Health Men­ teammates? Shouldn't the offense be shot by nightclub operator Jack Ruby. tor," implies. cheering for the defense when Oswald's widow, Marina Porter, who joined Eddowes in seeking the ex­ Theta fraternity. We offer this challenge in hope that it will be a fun 3. We would like to stress the fact they're on the sidelines and vice ver­ humation, said that "now I have my answers and from now on I only want that the nurse/client relationship is sa? Your negative team spirit takes to be Mrs. Porter." event for both organizations, as well as the estimated thousands of fans reciprocal, that is the nurse through all the fun out of football season for NATION — U.S. Senators Daniel P. Moynihan (D.-N.Y.) and Dan cheering us on. An acknowledge­ her knowledge assists the client in yourselves as well as the fans. It Quayle (R.-lnd.) have blasted efforts of the United Nations Educational, ment may be formed via my ASB making informed health decisions. would be better to have a losing Scientific and Cultural Organization to control the press. The mailbox. 4. The volunteer clients consist of season with team and school pride U.N.E.S.C.O. schemes would license journalists to ensure that they con­ Sincerely, students and staff at this time. than a winning team without that form to the "generally accepted rules of professional ethics" as imagined by Mark Roland 5. The pilot project does have a "Get up and go" attitude. U.N.E.S.C.O.'s media moguls and propagandists. Barkmen President positive reception so far. This is one The common heard excuse is that Certainly the U.N.E.S.C.O. game plan bears scrutiny. It calls for a so- P.S. For purely motivational pur­ more way to utilize the USD com­ Coach Williams and other coaches called New World Information Order, a benign-sounding euphmism for poses there has been some mention munity expertise of the Philip Y. are bringing you down. He uses government control of the media. Senators Moynihan and Quayle report of a case of Henry Weinhardt for the Hahn School of Nursing resources to negative reinforcement, the practices that "the Senate adopted the Quayle-Moynihan amendment to the Foreign winner. facilitae health awareness. are too hard and on and on and on. Relations Authorization Act, which condemns efforts by U.N.E.S.C.O. to It is also a way to reduce the myth Even if your coach is a jerk regulate news content and to formulate rules and regulations for the opera­ that nursing deals only with critically (believe me, no one is denying that!) tion of the world press. Government intervention into the area of news con­ ill and sick persons. it is still your team, your school and tent and coverage," the Senators contend, "would be disastrous to a free A Victory Thank you, your victories. Get together and play society." Joan Baldwin like you're proud to be winning. Note Patty Pierson Don't take the fun out of a victorious To the Editors: Philip Y. Hahn season for yourselves or us — your Last Friday an historic event oc- School of Nursing Faculty biggest fans of all! cured due to a fine performance by a group of athletes known as the Bangers. We won. After three frustrating years of consecutive vism losses, we finally did it. I think we Editors can attribute our first victory to a Robert Madden special team diet, consisting of the Matt Piselli finest available hops, grains, barley, and pure Rocky Mountain spring Entertaiment Editor Assistant Editors water. I would like to use this forum Jim Hitchcock Gina Arcaro to commend some of the players. Carol Damon Casey Olsen, who passed up a Photography Editor Sports Editor trip to Montreal to pitch for us, did Mark Ryland Marc Yaffee an excellent job on the mound. Charlie Lawler had his finest game Production Assistant Advertising Manager as shortstop, setting an example for Donna Haff Donna Garafalo the rest of us and proving that con­ sumption of large amounts of alcohol does not necessarily impair Staff Writers performance. The rest of the infield Colleen Delaney and the outfield turned in exemplary Emily Schell Agatha Pontes Jan Schiller performances. Maria Brightbill We would like to thank Tom Catey Hurley Vince Guilin Jeff Wickliffe Lasorda for his interest and Presi­ Tom Paskowitz John Brandt dent Reagan for his congratulatory telegram. And a final thanks are due October 22, Campus Notes

(Anything You Want And Everything I Want) Important Freshmen Class Meeting, Wednesday, October 28th at 12:15 in Solomon Lecture Hall in DeSales It is important that everyone at­ tend because we will be discussing urgent matters that pertain to Homecoming and our budget. Your attendance will be appreciated. If you can't attend, stop by our office or phone John Napoleon: 295-9127. Sincerely, Your freshmen senators, Johnna Matranga, John Napoleon SPANISH CLUB Spanish Tutoring Spanish Tutoring will discontinue temporarily during the midterms but will continue on October 26th, Monday in the Student Union (Sena Hall) in the Spanish tutoring center. Nursing Guest Speaker Dr. Banera will speak on the Modem Theatre on Tues­ day, October 27th at 12:00 noon at the French Parlor in Founders Hall. ' (extra credit for Spanish students). Scholarship Bake Sale by the Spanish Club, October 28th — starts at 10 a.m. in front of Serra Hall. Donated Symposium on Calderon and the 17th Century starting, October 29, continuing through the 31st Registered nurses pursuing U.S.D. Toreros vs. Azusa/Pacific in "The Pit," 7:30, Saturday, Oc­ graduate education at the University tober 24th. of San Diego's Philip Y. Hahn Retreat Sign-Up, Sunday, October 25th after 7:00 p.m Mass in front of School of Nursing were given a help­ the Chapel. Cost: $5.00. Dates: Nov. 6, 7, 8. ing hand recently when 1MED Cor­ Penance Liturgy, October 28th — Wednesday evening at 7:30 p.m. poration awarded the School a full founders Chapel. scholarship of $4,500, intended ex­ "Seniors, October 30 is the deadline for petitions for graduation to be pressly for evening students working in the Registrar's Office by 4:00 p.m. if you plan to graduate in January or toward the Master of Science in Nur­ May, 1982." sing degree. Monday, November 16 is the deadline for dropping classes, a drop According to Richard Cramer, form must be filed in the Registrar's Office by that date. IMED's chairman of the board and chief executive officer, the award Change of address deadline for mid-term grads for local San Diego was made to demonstrate IMED's County address is October 23, 1981. No changes thereafter. Form is commitment to the nursing profes­ located in the Registrar's Office. sion. IMED is a privately-held inter­ Attention students from American Samoa or the Trust Territory national manufacturer of electronic Islands! The Financial Aid Office has access to College Work-Study funds infusion instruments and associated disposable administration sets used for students with financial need whose parents are residents of American Beware the Big "Bud Samoa or the Trust Territory Islands of Kosrae, Yap, Truk, Ponape, or for administering intravenous solu­ Palau. If you feel that you are eligible, please contact Sister Dale Brown in tions to hospital patients. the Student Employment Center, Serra 320, as soon as possible. Dr. Author E. Hughes, president of the University of San Diego, and Drunk Driving Starting next Wednesday at 6:30 to 7:30 a Bible study group will be Dr. Irene S. Palmer, dean of the meeting in Father Dolan's office wh ich is located in front of Founder's school, accepted the award from Chapel. Cramer. Dr. Hughes described The goal of the group is to develop a group of individuals that share a IMED's gift as "exemplary of cor­ Laws Revised desire to learn and grow in their faith of Jesus. If you are interested in this porate citizenship and the natural type of discussion oriented group, please stop by Wednesday at 6:30. bond that exists between private All students should be aware of measure would require judges and enterprise and private higher educa­ several changes in the California prosecutors to explain their actions A memorial service for Ronald H. Maudsley, distinguished professor tion." - drunk driving laws. On Tuesday, publicly after a plea bargain. Also of law at the University of San Diego, will be held in Founders Chapel on The Philip Y. Hahn School of September 28, Governor Brown under the bill, reckless driving con­ Monday, November 2 at 1:00 p.m. Nursing, founded in 1974, enables signed some of the toughest anti- victions would count as prior drunk Professor Maudsley, internationally known legal scholar, died September the registered nurse to obtain bac- drunk driving laws in the nation. The driving convictions if alcohol were 28 at his San Diego home. The family suggests contributions to the local caulaureate and graduate degrees in measures make prosecution easier, involved. chapter of the Leukemia Society. nursing. Programs are designed to plea bargaining more difficult and prepare the nurse to accept increas­ harsher punishments almost in­ The key bill of the package sets ed responsibility and to function in evitable. mandatory punishments for drunk COUNSELING REFERRAL SERVICE an independent and interdependent For instance, a first offender may driving conviction and stiffens the capacity in the health care setting. no longer be punished only with a punishments as the number of prior An association ot established licensed Psychiatrists. Psy- chologists and Counselors with specialities in the following The program leading to the Master fine. Under a key bill in the package, convictions goes up. Presently a sec­ areas of Science in Nursing degree is first offenders not only will pay the ond offender faces a minimum Exam Concentration designed to prepare the professional fine but will be required to spend a punishment of 18 hours in jail. Memory Acceleration Under the new bill a second offender Relationships & Law School nurse specialist in Family Health minimum of two days in jail or suffer Stress Reduction Nursing for a leadership role in pro­ a 90-day suspension. Another new would face 10 days in jail, with a fine Anxiety Reduction viding nursing care and in the con­ bill makes prosecution easier by of $375 to $1,000 and a one-year Hypnosis making it illegal to drive with a blood suspension of license. If the driver Jogging Therapy structive development of more effec­ Weight Control tive health care services. Graduates alcohol level of .1%. Previously a successfully completes a one-year Couples A Family are prepared for specialty practice in person with that blood alcohol level alcohol treatment program, the jail Call for information and referral Family Health Nursing and for a could argue that he or she was not term could be reduced to two days. Student rates available too drunk to drive. The third bill is However, the fine and one-year 296-6686 beginning position as a teacher or administrator. aimed at plea bargaining. The license suspension would remain. 9SAF ANNOUNCING Associate Editor Resigns 4 tie by Sandy Sanderson GPA (grade point average) is described as a titular role: "I had a Sandy Sanderson resigned from guidelines mandate a 2.0 for ASB title, but nothing to go along with it," OPENING his position as 'Associate Editor' of offices and a 2.5 for Vista editor­ he explained. Vista Monday. His decision ships. He believes students should be culminated after weeks of aggrava­ Last year, during the selection encouraged to express their interests f tion and discontent with that process, Sanderson protested the through the medium, provided they organization. appointment of Matt Piselli as Vista are not slanderous, even if they do In a letter of resignation to Skip editor because his GPA is slightly not pertain directly to events within Walsh, faculty advisor to Vista, below the established minimum. The the bounds of the campus. ]a/ Sanderson aired his dismay. "The former Associate Editor feels a 3.0 "Vista is, theoretically anyway, a paper has not reached its achievable should be a minimum requirement student paper," he remarked. "If this PIZZA — FISHETTE — SANDWICHES potential simply because the editors for all ASB and affiliated positions. is true than it should accept any con­ are not serious enough to pursue an tribution from a student, even if it is 4104 Ashton Street and Morena Blvd. "I feel that it is time for the Ad­ intellectual level which reflects the about something taking place out­ ministration to step in and restruc­ San Diego, CA Tel: 275-0321 values of the University of San side of this university. It's only a stu­ ture our student organizations in Diego." he wrote. dent paper if students are allowed to order to achieve a notable degree of He feels there are "significant pro­ influence the breadth and content." OPEN DAILY • 11:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. academic quality," Sanderson wrote blems" within the Vista circle. The Sanderson describes the organiza­ in the letter to Walsh. editors, Sanderson asserts, have fail­ tion as a "hierarchical" one in which He also emphasized in his letter ed to structure a format that en­ the editors, Robert Madden and that the "reputation of USD is in courages student participation. Matt Piselli, are extremely inflexible. significant ways promoted through FOOD TO GO "It is rather discouraging that such a Sanderson believes that, and in Vista. Any comparison with the stu­ select few can exert such a negative the absence of a journalism depart­ dent papers from the University of impact upon our university," he ment, the primary aim of the paper Santa Clara, Loyola Marymount wrote to Walsh. should include cultivating the University, and Occidental College, "The amount of grammatical er­ ALL OUR FOOD IS PREPARED BY thought and creativity of our com­ all of which are comparable, private rors is appalling," he said while glan­ EXPERIENCED PERSONS munity. "Any student newspaper institutions, reveals the inadequacies cing through the most recent issue, DAILY FRESH BREAD & PRODUCE ought to promote the consciousness in our program." "and the editors are convinced that of the university," he said. 10% Discount to USD Students Copies of Sanderson's letter were theirs is a good publication. I don't FREE DELIVERY AFTER 4:00 p.m. One criterion which perpetuates sent to President Author E. Hughes; know what more one can expect £ "mediocrity," Sanderson points out, the Provost, Sister Sally Furay; and from two individuals who don't WITH A RADIUS OF 3 MILES AND A MINIMUM ORDER % is the academic requirement for ASB President Vince Guilin. know any better and aren't willing to holding an office or position within Sanderson said his frustrations heed the suggestions of others, do PUT OUR MENU IN YOUR LUNCH BAG » STOP BY TO SEE US X the ASB (Associated Student Body). centered around a lack of input. His you?" r rO

MWMEFJ October 22, 1981 - Vista — Page 4 Question An Evening For Friends Ot The Week This year's Homecoming Ball pro­ mises to be one of the most spec­ Photos by Mark Ryland tacular evenings in U.S.D.'s history. Question by Gina Arcaro The event will be held at the Sheraton Harbor Island Hotel in the WHEN YOU THINK OF HOME, Champagne Ballroom. The evening WHAT IS THE FIRST IMAGE will commence with cocktails at 7:00 p.m. in the ballroom, followed by THAT COMES TO MIND? dinner at 8:00 p.m. The menu for the evening consists of a tossed green salad. Chicken Cordon Bleu, long grain rice, Broccoli Polonaise, and broiled Tomato Parmesan, with Tim Donohue an Amaretto Mousse for dessert. Senior During dinner, for you romantic types, the soothing sounds of violins Business Administration will be provided to enhance your "Freezing cold, because I live in dining pleasure. Couples should ar­ Butte, Montana. And the last time I rive before 9:00 p.m. since no one went Cross Country skiing, I nearly arriving after this time will be served, froze my toes off. in order that dinner can.conclude by 9:30 p.m. The announcing of the Homecoming Queen and her Court will begin immediately following din­ ner. At 10:00 p.m. dancing will start - with music being provided by "Touche," continuing until 1:30 a.m. The attire for the evening will Kevin Coleman be semi-formal with emphasis on "formal." Senior The theme of "Friends" (after the "Touche" will perform at this year's Homecoming. Business Administration song by Elton John) has been chosen for this years Homecoming. $30,00 per couple. Only bids with this same requirement. Drink prices "My dog. I always get my best The lyrics were considered par­ dinner included will be sold, due to a will be $1.70 for beer and wine, greetings from George." ticularly appropriate for an evening change in policy by the hotel. This $1.95 for well drinks, and $2.25 for honoring the celebration of the rela­ change requires that any event held all brands. The hotel will be carding tions between both past and present must be accompanied by a hotel at the bar so bring an I.D. (or students, faculty, and administra­ meal. No longer can just a room reasonable facsimilie.) Bids will be tors. Invitations are being sent to the rental fee by paid with the meal op­ on sale at the bookstore boxoffice alumni, faculty, and the administra­ tional. There are only six hotels in starting Monday, October 26, 1981. tion in hopes of having them attend San Diego with the capacity to host We happily anticipate seeing you, to make this a true Homecoming. an event of this size and they all have our friends, at this event. Much time and effort has been spent Mike Ledbetter on the planning of this year's PRESENT JUST AFTER Homecoming. The football team is MIDNIGHT MOVIES mcinn EVERY FRI. & SAT. Senior off to a winning season and school Business Administration spirit is at an all time high. All that is KGBFM LADIES M E NT L E M E needed to make this event a com­ 5 Programs -fte "My mom's chocolate chip cookies, plete success is the participation of To Choose From and driving my father's Porsche yourselves, the students of USD. 928." The bid price, including dinner, is ^HoLyOajiL* Dustln Hoffman Del Mar THE GRADUATE The Rolling Stones SPORTS ARENA 6] 3350 SPORTS ARENA BlVD GIMME SHELTER Jazz Series 0— 223-5333i THE GROOVE TUBE The Del Mar Jazz Series will begin 4 on Friday, October 30th and con­ Katie Cessor tinue for the following five con­ secutive weekends, thru Sunday, Sophomore \ December 6th. This will be a series of TEST WITH CONFIDENCE Biology intimate concerts in the Stratford Studio/Theater. Call 436-2730 or "The Monastery. My favorite bar in 282-6512. TAKE THE UNIVERSITY Phoenix." The schedule is as follows: OF SAN DIEGO'S Fri., Oct. 30th — Guitarist, Peter Sprague. Sun., Nov. 8th — Bassist, John Leftwich with pianist Butch Lacy. Sat., Nov. 14th — Saxophonist, Tripp Sprague. Sun.. Nov. 22nd — Flautist, Lori Bell with pianist Joe Azzerello and bassist Tom Azzerello Sat., Nov. 28th — The Blue Note LSAT Denise Dorricatt Band featuring bassist Bim Srassberg PREPARATION COURSE Freshman and Bryant Allard. • Faculty includes lawyers and educators. Undecided Sun., Dec. 6th — Vocalist. Kevyn Lettau. • Counseling provided both during course and after you "Old friends. Pretty corny, huh? receive your L.S.A.T. score. • Extensive Classroom and homework materials American accompany lectures. • San Diego course: also offered in Los Angeles Werewolf and San Francisco. Call toll-free (800) 223-2618 In London in San Diego area call: (714) 293-4524

For a free brochure call or write to: LSAT Preparation Laurie Bakke Thurs. Oct. 29 Course. University of San Diego, San Diego, CA 92110 Junior Art Camino "My family. (That's so original). All of us doing things together like shop­ Theatre ping and stuff." 8 p.m. Page 5 - VIMa - October 22. 1981 MRMEKn Choose Guide To San Diego Your Entertainment Speaker CONCERTS Pat Benetar. October 24th, 8 p.m. at the San Diego Sports Arena. A survey will be conducted in Oingo Boingo, Saturday, October 31st at 8 p.m. at the Santa Monica front of Serra Hall on Monday, Oc­ Civic. For further information, call (213) 393-9961. Tickets available at all tober 26, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. All Ticketron outlets. Seniors are urged to participate. Devo will appear December 10th at 7:30 p.m. at the Forum. Tickets This survey will be used by the available at Ticketron. 1981-82 commencement committee SPORTS to determine which speaker most San Diego Clippers Basketball vs. Houston, October 31st at 7:30 p.m. students prefer for the commence­ ment ceremony next May. The re­ MOVIES sults of this survey will be submitted "Rich and Famous" starring Candice Bergen and Jacqueline Bisset, is to the Board of Trustees as a recom­ the touching story of two women who share the ups and downs of friend­ mendation; they will not be con­ ship. (Fashion Valley Four Theatres). clusive. "An American Werewolf in London," a modem-day version of the classic honor tale, is now playing at Mira Mesa Cinemas (8118 Mira Mesa Below is a sample of the survey: Blvd.) Rank your top five preferences with number one being your favorite RESTAURANTS Benihana of Tokyo (477 Camino Del Rio, South) For some of the finest Steve Allen, entertainer, educator. Japanese food around, Benihana of Tokyo cannot be surpassed And the best part is that your meal is prepared right in front of you, on the grill top Sandra Day O'Connor, First table. woman Supreme Court Justice. Vincent Price OTHER Paul Laxalt, U.S. Senator The Ice Capades will be appearing at the San Diego Sports Arena, (Nevada). November 3-8. Gary Trudeau, Cartoonist. At Camino Theatre The San Diego Stadium Swap Meet will be going on every Thursday Shirly MacLain, entertainer, Vincent Price, author, actor and presenting a Film Festival. Three of ^night through December. author. lecturer, will speak at the University Mr. Price's most renowned horror Ronald Reagan, President of U.S. of San Diego's Camino Theater on films will be shown on three con­ (If he cannot appear he will send Thursday, November 5 at 8 p.m. secutive days: Monday, October 26 substitute). His talk is sponsored by the through Wednesday, October 28. Rock At USD? Speaker's Bureau of the Associated tion. I thought the show as excellent John Chancellor, Radio-T V. Cry Of The Banshee by Jim Hitchcock Students. but it just didn't have the hype and News correspondent. Monday, October 26. With Vin­ The USD Board of Directors con­ Price will speak on the "Villian Still excitement of a well known rock or cent Price and Elizabeth Bergner. A sistently vote them down. The Dr. Arnold Hammer, industralist, Pursues Me (A History of Villainy). pop performer. There's just some­ devilish woman named Oona seeks students seemingly always want the art patron. Tickets will be sold at the door; thing about having groups that fall revenge against an English Lord opppsite Lately, rock concerts have general admission $3 and students into this category play at "your" Alan Alda, entertainer, writer, whom she feels has destroyed a been rare here at the University of $1 school. On the whole, shows such as director. heathen cult of witches. San Diego. However, this hasn't Price's first appearance on stage always been the case in the past and this might make a name of the Walter Cronkite, Radio-T.V. was in London's Gate Theatre; soon Scream and Scream Again the question is simply, "Why can't University to different areas of the News correspondent. after the 23-year-old actor was Tuesday, October 27. With Vin­ we have rock concerts back on cam­ community and it would definitely John Gardner, former HEW chosen to open on Broadway op­ cent Price, Christopher Lee, and pus!" add to the school's social spectrum.I Secretary, founder of Common posite Helen Hayes in "Victoria Peter Cushing. Vincent Price plays a In 1979, the Associated Student also think it's a myth as to the cause. Regina" in 1935. demented scientist who probes the Body had under its jurisdiction what economic infeasibility of these con­ Dolores Hope, (wife of Bob In 1938, the film "Service de world of organ transplants. was known as the Concert Bureau certs. Last year groups such as Poco Luxe" launched Mr. Price's and James Taylor were being con­ Hope) Philanthropist. Conqueror Worm — a very specific club whose role Hollywood film career. Among his responsibility was the production of sidered and their prices were Other, Wednesday, October 28. With more than 100 films are such classics big-time concerts. It was headed by definitely within range. Certainly the Due to previous commitments, Vincent Price and Ian Ogilvy. Writ­ as The House of Seven Gables, The an extremely competent director, prices of tickets would have to be in many of your selections may not be ten by Edgar Allan Poe. Vincent Song of Bernadette, Laura, The Eve Allen Greenspan. He has since the $12-15 range, but every seat in able to appear. In that case, an alter­ Price portrays a professional witch of St. Mark, Dragonwyck, The Camino Theatre is excellent, and the hunter who extracts money from graduated and has been moving up nate list of names will be submitted. Three Musketeers, Champagne for villagers in return for killing innocent in the entertainment business. The acoustics even better. Block booking Caesar, His Kind of Woman, The consideration. The prac­ people. two concerts he put on that year is another Ten Commandments, The House of were big and successful as well. Elvin tice of booking a band or series of DIFFER Wax, and The Raven. ""All films are at 8 p.m. in Bishop played to a packed house concerts at a promotion show for the Mr. Price was a prime mover in Solomon Lecture Hall/DeSales. that Fall and in the Spring, Stephen following school year. Costs can be the success of the La Jolla Playhouse Prices are 25C a night.""" Stills performed to a Standing Room low for some very top-notch acts where he starred in a number of ma­ Mr. Price (the villan himself) will Only crowd, along with a couple of through this booking method. The jor productions. Price appeared on appear in person Thursday, highly regarded Los Angeles rock point is that it can be done if the first video program to be televis­ November 5 at 8 p.m. in Camino bands opening the show. The music prepared for properly to insure low ed nationally and has made Theatre. He will be speaking on the was good, the performers relatively risks and yet high entertainment numerous television appearances. villans that still pursue him!!!! popular, and the students got a feel quality. Do The Villians pursue You? Admission: $1.00 USD under­ of what it was like having big-time I think popular performers — real by Michele Burgess graduate students with current I.D. rock and roll concerts right here on bit time groups can and should be As a preview to Vincent Price s $2.50 USD faculty and staff and campus. There were really no crowd seen here at U.S.D. True there has speaking engagement, Nov. 5 ASB other students with I.D. Senior problems — security was well been some flops in the past, butI feel Cultural Arts/Film Forum will be citizens too. $4.00 General Public. managed. Above all, their two they've been outnumbered by the shows proved that it can be done. successes. It's an issue that definitely Jazz concerts have been approved needs to be addressed. If you think San Diego Symphony as evidenced by the recent John the same, or differently, give us your Opens Tonight Klemmer, Carl Anderson produc­ input. We'd like to hear. Music Director David Atherton will Stravinsky's "Rite of Spring" still re­ conduct the first series of concerts of mains one of the most sensational The Barkmen the 1981-82 Winter Season on Oc­ masterworks of the entire modern Sfa/nfley-H. tober 22 and 23 at the Civic Theatre repetoire since its premiere in Paris, at 8:00 p.m. and again on October May 29, 1913. The ballet, commis­ Are Coming 24 at the East County Performing sioned by Serge Diaghilev for the EDUCATIONAL CENTER Arts Center at 8:00 p.m. The Ballet Russe, choreographed by The Barkmen/Barkbabes are a independently sponsored Cheech TEST PREPARATION 1981-82 Winter Season marks the Vaslav. The Ballet created one of the somewhat sinister group of fun-loving and Chong's "Next Movie" and the SPECIALISTS SINCE 1931 55th Winter Subscription Season of greatest scandals in the history of undergrads. They're easily recogniz­ critically acclaimed USD Dating Visit Any Center the San Diego Symphony Orchestra music. Opening night quickly ed on campus by their fashionable Game, along with a host of weekend And See For Yourself and the first season the Orchestra degenerated into a riot of catcalls jerseys, quickly becoming a trend in parties. Why We Mike The Difference will be under the direction of newly and boos, the doniers unable to hear the fashion world. They originated This year, the club has co- Call Days, Eves & Weekends appointed Music Director, David the music. under rather inauspicious cir­ sponsored the Western TG with the Atherton. cumstances by the mischevious act Phi Kappa Theta fraternity and the NEW CPA Maestro Atherton will conduct the David Atherton, one of England's of throwing bark, which decorated USD Rugby Team and have been a Orchestra in the first of the seven major conductors, was appointed the Missions, at the windows of un­ San Diego Center major cheerleading faction in the symphonies written by Finnish com­ Music Director of the San Diego suspecting residents. This, among stands at Torero home games, rally­ 2180 Garnet poser Jean Sibelius and Igor Stravin­ Symphony Orchestra in October other pranks commonly associated ing behind the exploits of Barkman Pacific Beach sky's "Rite of Spring." The Sibelius 1980. Born in Blackpool, Lan­ with wild and crazy guys, became wide receiver Mike "The Blade" Rish Symphony No. 1 represents the cashire, he studied music at the their trademark and they adopted (714) 270-6810 and his teammates. culmination of Sibelius' first great University of Cambridge where his the name "The Barkmen" to strike For Information About Other Centers In More Than creative period inspired by the 19th conducting of the original version of fear in the hearts of residents! Their With the induction of several new 80 Major U S Cities & Abroad century Finnish folk-epic, the Strauss' "Ariadne auf Naxos and morale was boosted even further by members and the prospect of further Outside N.Y. State Kalevala (a poem written in the Berloiz" and "Beatrice and the arrival of their female counter­ additions, the Barkmen/Barkbabes CALL TOLL FREE meter of Hiawatha and relating the 800-223-1782 Benedict" brought him critical ac­ parts — the Barkbabes. hope to bolster USD social life with a exploits of four mythological heros). claim. In their first year, 1980-81, they variety of new and unusual activities. Poge 6 - VI,ta - October 22. 1981 Recruiters Interviewing Rape: Protect Yourself Most attacks are crimes of opportunity. You can reduce the risk of be­ ing attacked by observing a few reasonable precautions. On Campus Your best defense against rape is to avoid any situation where an at­ tacker can get you alone. Be cautious with men you meet in public places Dear Senior: major. Sales. Major: Business. Positions: such as stores, parks, bars, etc You may want to appear outgoing and Welcome back to your last year at Defense Contract Audit Agen­ Sales Estimator, Inventory Planner, friendly, but you will be safer if you learn something about a man s USD. As you pursue your academic cy — October 28, Wednesday. Systems Analyst, Credit Analyst, background before you let your guard down. goal of graduating from this great in­ Position: Auditor Intern /Trainee. Cost Accounting, Financial Analyst Never hitchhike if you can avoid it. As far as rape is concerned, hitch­ stitution, you should also be prepar­ Major: Accounting, MBA (MBA/technical undergrad degree). hiking is about the most hazardous thing you can do. However, if you ing for your professional future. We Nevada State Gaming Control Major: Quantitative Business, cannot be dissuaded from taking such a chance, try to get a ride with a would like to help you "put your Board — October 28, Wednesday. Statistics. Computer Science, woman rather than a man. Do not hitch alone, and do not hitch at night. degree to work!" Position: Agent I, Auditor. Major: Finance, Accounting. If you do accept a ride from a man, at least follow these precautions: The Career Counseling and Accounting. General Dynamics Electron­ 1. Make sure the door handle on your side of the car works Placement Office offers you the Maches & Baughman Accoun­ ics Division — Friday, November 2 Keep the window open so you can call for help if need be. following services: tancy Corp. — October 29, Thurs­ 13. Position: Entry level positions in 3 DO NOT get into a car if the driver has changed directions to pick you 1) Individual counseling appoint­ day. Position: Accountant Major: Procurement, Industrial Relations, up. ments. Accounting. Quality Assurance, Contracts & If there is any form of transportation available, do not hitchhike. In most 2) Workshops on resume prepara­ Northwestern Mutual Life — Estimating, and Controller Major: cases, you would be better off walking. tion and development of interview­ October 30, Friday. Position: In­ Business. Finance, Accounting or Coping With a Rapist ing skills (Scheduled every Thursday surance Sales. Major: Business, MBA Once you are confronted by an attacker, none of the above precautions at 11:15 in the Media Center) MBA Reliance Electric (Div. of Exx­ will be of much use. There are no hard and fast rules we can give you that 3) On-campus job interviews with a November on Oil — November 16, Monday. are ideal for every situation. Only you are going to know what will work variety of companies (Monthly lists Aetna Life & Casualty — Position: Sales Engineer (Industrial best in your particular case You have probably been told about a number of recruiting companies are available November 2, Monday. Position: Products) Major: Business. of ways to protect yourself. These may all work in some cases, but we in advance for October-November, Salaried Employee Benefits American Graduate School of think you should be aware of their possible pitfalls as well as their merits. February-March - April) Representative. Major: Business, International Management Nov. 1. Screaming: Screaming can work if you are sure help is within hearing 4) Individualized referrals to specific Economics & Marketing. 17, Tuesday. Open to all interested distance. employers nationwide Bristol Laboratories — students. 2. Weapons: It should go without saying that it is unwise and illegal to 5) A specialized career library with November 3, Tuesday. Position: K-Mart Apparel — November carry a gun or knife. You can, however, use "weapons" which you pro­ job-search information, company Pharmaceutical Sales. Major: 18, Wednesday. Position: Retail bably carry in your purse: nail files, combs, pens, keys, etc. This is not borchures. and other career-related Business/Science background. Management Trainee. Major: always advisable. In the first place, you will most likely drop your purse if materials. Thom McAn Shoe Shoes — Business. someone grabs you, and your so-called weapons will then be unavailable. Take advantage of these services November 4, Wednesday. Position: Air Freight — Wednesday, It is also possible that the attacker could take them away and use them now. Begin by coming to one of the Retail Management Trainee. Major: November 18. Position: Operations against you. Thursday workshops on Resume Any major. Agent. Major: any major. 3. Running: This will work if you can get to safety. It could also back-fire if Preparation and Interviewing Skills. McDonald's Corporation — National Life of Vermont — he catches you. After the hourlong workshop you Wednesday, November 4. Posi­ November 19, Thursday Position: 4. Surrendering: Letting your attacker think you are surrendering can be will be prepared to write your own tions: Manager Trainee and Opera­ Insurance Sales. Major: Any major. used as a stall. ONLY USE IT TO BUY SOME TIME TO THINK. resume. You must attend a work­ tions Trainee. Major: any major. Burroughs Wellcome — Slide 5. Talking: Communicate with your attacker. Use words, gestures, ac­ shop and submit copies of your Allstate — Thursday, November Presentation — November 19, tions, etc. Use anything, but get him to start talking to you. resume to our office in order to 5 Position, Operations, Claims and Thursday, 11:15. Open to all If you are confronted by an attacker, and your fear is under control, schedule yourself for the on-campus Underwriting. Major: any major. students interested in Phar­ remember that your best weapon is your ability to think. By using your interviews starting in October. The Gap Stores — Friday, maceutical Sales. head and taking into account your capabilities and limitations, you may be Recruiters from banks, retail depart­ November 6. Position: Assistant Mutual of Omaha — Friday, able to come up with a way out. ment stores, accounting firms and Manager Trainee Major: any major November 20 Position: Insurance There are as many reactions as there are situations. If you think your many other companies are coming (Business preferred). Sales. Major: any major. life is in immediate danger, use any defense method you can thing of. to campus this year. Interview sign­ Chevron OH Corp. — San Diego Gas & Electric Co. Scream, run, scratch, kick, fight back, use whatever is handy as a ups are handled on a first-come November 6, Friday. Position: Ac­ — November 23. Monday. Position: weapon. Do anything you believe might save your life. And remember basis, so get started right away on counting Training Program. Major: Associate Accountant. Major: Ac­ the preparation process. Accounting. counting. related Business fields. CRIME IS THE CRIMINAL'S BUSINESS If you have any questions or Union Carbide Corp. — MBA PREVENTION IS YOURS would like additional information, November 9. Monday. Position: come by and see us in Serra 303 or Sales to retail chains and call extension 4212. distributors. Major. Business, MBA, Sincerely. or any major if business background Student Alumni Association Barbara Burke, Linda Scales is adequate. Co-Directors, Career Counseling Handyman — November 10, and Placement. Tuesday Position: Retail Manage­ Looks At Banner Year On-Campus Recruiting ment Trainee. Major: Business, Schedule Liberal Arts. I truly believe that if members of limousine transportation to San The Spring semester will be State Farm Insurance - Oc­ Connecticut General Life In­ the Student Alumni Association Diego's famous Bali Hai. highlighted with a new idea, the tober 26, Monday. Positions: surance Co. — November 10, were running this country, there Tourist Party. Seniors Desiree Whar­ The first SAA event, the Dunking Management Trainees, Underwriting Tuesday. Position: Financial Sales. would be no poverty, no global ton and Lupe Samaniego will be the Booth, was a tremendous success. Trainees, Accounting (supervisory) Major: Any major, prefer Business. strife, no semblence of economic organizers of this events and forsee it Organized by Juniors Mark Killeen Trainees & Claim Representative J.W. Robinson's — November upheaval, no shortage of rental pro­ to be one of the year's biggest and Mike Lindmark, the dunking Trainees (all non-sales positions). 11, Wednesday. Position: Merchan­ perties in the San Diego area events. People coming to the party booth had to be picked up all the Major: Business, Business related. dising Training Program. Major: . . . ." says Alumni Director, will be asked to dress in tourist attire way out in beautiful downtown Sentry Insurance — October Business, Liberal Arts. Jackson Muecke, summing up his and to donate two dollars to a raffle Crest. But, not to worry, the SAA 27, Tuesday. Position: Sales Eastman Kodak Company — attitude of the truly remarkable for a ski trip to one of Colorado's accumulated a net profit of 02C on Representative Trainee. Major: Any November 12. Thursday. Position: group that he supervises, the premier ski resorts. The winning the endeavor. It has been approved 1981-82 Student Alumni Associa­ couple will be flown directly to Col­ by the administration for the SAA to tion. orado after the party for a weekend use these funds in any desirable This year's edition of the SAA of skiing and fun, thanks to the fashion which they deem necessary commenced with a retreat in donation of a condominium from for the benefit and ongoing pro- Descanso to plan out the year's ac­ the Leo Payne family. gressof the organization. tivities and to elect the executive The final event of the year, the board. The weekend was a complete Other projected events will be dinner raffle for an evening at the success, with a number of events periodically occurring over the cur­ Bali Hai, plans to be a fund raiser for planned for the future. Business was rent school year with the float com­ the SAA. Dr. Edward DeRoche has concluded within the first three petition for Homecoming starting it offered the use of his midnight blue Anderson Joins Faculty hours and the rest of the weekend all off. The theme for the SAA's float Cadillac limousine for transporta­ was dedicated to merriment. The will be "just friends," and the SAA tion. As many as five more dinners Dr. Joan Anderson, a new faculty labor assembly work for U.S. firms, group participated in some country- encourages the rest of the student will be awarded as consolation member in the Economics depart­ allowing these firms to take advan­ western dancing at a local Descanso body and its various clubs and prizes, and SAA member Tom Pas- ment joined us this semester from tage of lower cost Mexican labor. bar directly after the first annual chili organizations to plan and enter their kowitz has offered his beautiful '66 S^n Diego State. In addition to She has just completed a paper en­ munch. Upon rising the next day, own imaginative ideas. The SAA will Cutlass as the transportation for the teaching at San Diego State, Dr. titled "Substitution and Adaptation the SAA went horseback riding and also be sponsoring one of its second prize dinner. Anderson was doing research at the in the Electronics and Apparel then finished off the fine weekend members as a candidate for The SAA hopes this year to be its California Border Area Centre. Assembly Plants of Baja California." with a nutritious breakfast at the Homecoming Queen. » biggest year so far; and if all the Descanso Inn. Among the activities events go as planned, this year at After graduating from San Diego She is now beginning a study in The community outreach project, planned were the Dunking Booth USD could be one of the most fun- State, Dr. Anderson obtained her these plants on factors that affect the with organizer Jonathon Brogan will fund-raiser, which was realized at filled years in the school's history. masters degree from Stanford and level of effort by workers. strive to help out the needy and ag­ the Bacchus T.G., a tourist party, a ed of the local community. Brogan Special thanks must be given to the her doctorate from UCSD. She is Dr. Anderson enjoys being out­ community outreach project, and an plans to have members of the SAA director of Alumni Relations. A. currently teaching Statistics and will doors and skiing, camping, swim­ SAA sponsored float competition for become a visible force in the USD Jackson Muecke for his great plan­ be teaching Economics Develop­ ming, guitar and three children com­ Homecoming. A dinner raffle will neighborhood by doing different ning and numerous comments at all ment this Spring. prise her leisure-time activities. As we welcome Dr. Anderson to also be held later on in the year with types of social service. SAA meetings. Coming from San Diego State, U.S.D. we wish her a bright and suc­ the grand prize being a dinner com­ Dr. Anderson finds the size of the cessful future. plete with drinks, entertainment and University and the personal relation­ MANDARIN PLAZA ships between students and teachers Chinese Restaurant a welcome change. The quality of the students was also much better TYPING — fast, accurate and than she expected. Her favorite part of teaching is talking to the students reasonable rates. No job too Good Food Good Price on a one-to-one basis. Dr. Anderson has a keen interest large or too small. MANDARIN, SZE CHUAN, CANTONESE CUISINE in the development to the U.S.-Mexican border region. Her Call JoAnn Food To Go current research interest in in study­ 3760 Sports Arena Blvd. ing the U.S.-Mexican factories. 276-0614 San Diego, CA 92110 Open Daily These are plants in Mexico that do Sports Arena Village Shopping Centre 224-4222 October 22, 1981 - Vista - Pog« 7

IM Football Men's Intramural Football players defensive play as neither side got the kept busy this weekend with a advantage. The Dry Heaves got number of exciting games played last more yardage, however, and pulled Sunday. Each team demonstrated its off a Squeeker. playing abilities and the results were Small But Slow took an early lead as follows: on touchdowns by Jim Rossi and The Skunk Hunters scored an two point afters to take a 14-6 half easy victory over Quick Score by a time lead over the Darkness. How­ score of 27-6. Steve Osinski scored ever, Matt Piselli scored on a twice on pass plays from quarterback desperation play at the final buzzer to John McCluney. Steve McDonald tie the game at 14-14 and send it in­ and Greg Bergen both scored on to overtime. On a total of three passes from John McCluney also. plays, the Darkness marched their Mike Wilkinson scored the only way in for a score. This made the touchdown for Quick Score on a 40 final score 20-14 in favor of the yard sweep. Darkness. The Dry Heaves came out and The Bushwackers rolled to an scored an easy six points on a 20 easy 40-6 victory over the Islanders. yard pass play to Peter Secoro. This John Melican scored three times in­ however wasn't how the game came cluding a 40-yard run up the middle. out. Good defensive play by both Mark Tunney scored twice, both sides was in evidence until Steve from passes Mike DeRoche scored Mann, from the High Bailers ran it in once and Mike Bush and Tunney for a score. In overtime, again good each added extra point conversions.

Men's Football League Standings Veteran W L PF PA 1. Skunk Hunters 2 1 45 18 2. Muff Divers USD players attempt to keep a LaVerne receiver grounded in Saturday night s win. 3. High Bailers 1 1 18 6 4. Quick Score 1 1 32 39 5. Dry Heaves 1 2 6 54 Soccer Team Shaves Head Old Timers W L PF Pa by Emily Schell has been playing poorly and losing a victory may boost their chances of 1. Hole Finders 4 0 72 8 Desperate attempts have been games that they should be winning. still attending the tournament. 2. Bushwackers 3 1 72 25 made by USD's soccer team to seek One exception was the match againt Darland commented, "We may win, 3. Darkness 2 2 34 69 improvement on their present 3-9-1 San Diego State where the Toreros you can never tell with us!" 4. Small But Slow 2 2 48 40 seasonal record. Two "team pacts" picked up their game and played Perhaps another pact might en­ 5. Islanders 0 4 21 71 and two team losses have led the well. A disappointing loss to Loyola courage the team to victory. They've Rookie players to shave their moustaches Marymount may have cost them an failed twice, but like Darland said, W L PF PA and cut their hair. anticipated trip to San Francisco for "You can never tell." When asked 1. Benny Stoners The first "team pact" was made the West Coast Athletic Tourna­ what the stakes might be for future 2. Som F 3 1 56 55 before the San Diego State game ment. The team hopes to fire up in games, Darland mused, "1 don't 3. Soul Patrol October 13. The team made an their clashes with Cal State Fuller- know, maybe we'll pluck our 4. Cannibus Crunch 1 2 27 33 agreement that if they lost the ton, Nevada Las Vegas and USIU as eyebrows." 5. We're Lost match, they'd also lose their moustaches (for those who had them). Although the Toreros played one of their best games, they lost to the strength of the Aztec team. One Winter Snow Skiing player, Eric Otte, refused to part Intramural Standings with his moustache, so his team­ Sports America Tours has offered lodging as well as five (5) days ski­ mates forcefully pinned him to the Coed Football Standings 2. Spikers USD students a chance to go on ing. The prices range according to ground and shaved for him 1. Creme De La Creme 3. Kamaras planned ski trips this winter. Because where you are going but list between Another loss to Loyola Mary- 2. Ardvarks 4. Organ Sensations there is no ski club this year we are $230-$310. This cost includes mount meant the fulfillment of 3. The Players 5. Moot Points offering these trips to you as in­ transportation, lodging and lift another pact in which the players put 4. Fire Engines Coed Soccer Standings dividuals on a space availability tickets for five days. If you go as an their hair on the line. Their punish­ Volleyball Standings 1. International All Stars basis. We would be going up with individual you can still participate in ment: crew cuts for all. A few of the Thursday League: 2. Fubar another college who has planned a races and other events. However the players have met their obligations 1. Honors 3. Law School Orange trip. If there is a big interest, Sports group package is much more ex­ and await results of the remainder. 2. Z's 4. Moot Points America will help us set up our own citing. Why would they do such things? 3. Roman's Rejects 5. Adriatic trip, this is, if we have 25 or more in­ If you go as a group you are able "We're trying to boost the spirit and 4. Incredably Hip 6. Body Manglers terested people. to attend two dances as well as other get fired up so that there's more on Wednesday League: 7. Monty Pythons All of the trips are out of state go­ social events all sponsored by Sports the line than the games," replied 1. Brief Bumpers ing to places such as Jackson Hole, America. John Darland. Wyoming, Aspen and Sun Valley, According to Darland, the team Colorado, and Park City, Utah. To If you alone or a bunch of friends start the trip you will travel by bus to are interested in a week of skiing this your destination, (Air travel is winter, contact Mark Tunney in the available at a much higher cost). A.S. office at the bottom of Serra Most of the trips are five (5) nights Hall. SPORTS MINDER Football Sat. Oct. 24 Azuza-Pacific College Sat. Oct. 31 Univ. of San Francisco Sat. Nov. 7 Chapman College ' Homecoming Soccer Sat. Oct. 24 at Fullerton Wed. Oct. 28 U.C. San Diego Sun. Nov. 1 Univ. Las Vegas, Nevada Wed. Nov. 4 at USIU Nov. 6,7,8 West Coast Athletic Tournament (away) Women's Volleyball Sat. Oct. 24 U.C. Irvine Fri. Oct. 30 USIU Sat. Oct. 31 at Cal Poly Pomona Sat. Nov. 7 at UCSD Men's/Women's Cross Country Sat. Oct. 24 at UCSD, vs. Chapman and USD Sat. Oct. 31 Women at Ceil Lutheran Sat. Nov. 7 at St. Mary's Men's Conference Meet Women's Swimming Sat. Nov. 7 San Diego Relays at USD 10:00 am USD Basketball coach Jim Brovelli, oversees a team scrimmage in preparation for the upcoming season. Page 8 - Vista - October 22, 1981 Personals

October 27th! Who pays? rived. I have seen the disciples of good! Nurse. mise we can stay in Vegas for four, ID ID — You're the BEST and Gimp, learn how to catch a bail Yahcub the almighty roaming in the Oh Mikey: Don't get any polo maybe five days I'll even take you to could NEVER be replaced Too bad next time. They invented mitts. You everlasting shadows of streets of fire. shirts, one preppy in the office is see Sinatra Tess. we can't share EVERYTHING don't have to use your body. I now await personal instruction. An­ enough. Your concerned fellow Marg, SMILE' You're on candid Love, ONNARF. Demon. thony M. Ghost. employees. camera. Love Joe Pookie: Y.T.G.! Prep. Get a clue Alphabet Quad — Where will we Georgie Porgie: We heard The GUCCI: Too bad the word Modest Tom, When you gonna you "dehac" because it totally makes be this weekend? Barezona! What a "Boss" is gay! It's questionable that checkmate shall never pass your drop by so that we can test out the me gag everytime I see the little sick display. Will we ever return? D. you spend endless hours in solitude lips. Your'Phoenician roommate closet again? We have some un­ man. Remember chuba, and Captain A — Scotch, Tequila listening to him! Your fellow JOEY: Ditto. Your Favorite finished business to tend to. You "'security" I hope I don't have to (respite), Scotch, and more Scotch. workers . . . Roommate know where I live. See ya. — a chase you s.w. down L.V. . . . That's the line-up. Very dark in­ TRAE B210, You have beautiful C.P., Was reality simply behind "good"friend. "KEN" Cheer for Fred for me o k. deed. Captain M. eyes. Love Michael door ' 794, 947 or 479? Yes, 1 To my best GO-GO roomie. love Corkie Luis, Don't embarass anyone Hey Bronco Fan . . . Grr- thought so too. From now on it's just Thank you for being so understan­ Sister Katy — it's for real this comparing yourself to "Lennon". rAnimal? ... So we're tied for nightmares. Biva ding and above all for being such a time" Love our L.A. connection" The Pigs Clown of Lightness. Don't now, but the final resuh will favor A, B, C, D, Cohorts. Get me to great friend when it mattered most. dirty jokes for ail the folks . . . embarass anyone, calling yourself a San Diego. Right? Love, that the airport early! Am I scared about Have fun when Scott comes down keep chugging . BINKY. PRINCE!! CUB. CHARGER FAN this oh-so-sick weekend that will en­ to see you. I hope we will always be Sister Susie — clean up your Tonto: Love doesn't come in a Sly, School is becoming the sue? Damn right! The A. friends even when we're not room­ broom closet* what's with this bike? minute. Sometimes it doesn't come S O T. 1 am just about F T.P. How M'mello, The cobalt blue will be mates. Let's shine the GOOBs, Yes, 1 know I owe you a 6 . . . at all. L. Ranger. bout lunch Friday? Of course with a joined by wood and brass. Sounds coach & boss. Binky. Matt, Were you born there in the nice sized bottle of Dom Perignon. like we're building a ship. Been sail­ Vince, What to cuddle? Here's to 101-102-105* where's the G.B. city, with your back against the wall? Cathleen. ing to Byzantium lately? Biva. a good time in Vegas with P.L. + tonite. Excuse me? Love our morn­ Oh well, you've had a good day in Beedala & Deedala: Milton loves Doolin-Rick, Twenty-one, out of M M — That's if you can handle ing recovery sessions . . . thanx Hell. Tomorrow you'll be glory the zebra (or is it a lion?) Brush up control and an outlaw man, nice "it" — your No. 1 Heffer (moo!) for helping me remember* xo bound!!! Don Henley. on your PIT game, Arb wants toplay record, who's it by? Signed, the CEDR1C - PLEASE Don't take BINKY Jungleland: You gotta live it again (w/Wendy!), so do Bean & I. Bosco Kid. our food away! Good luck with the To all concerned, Thanx for the everyday. Let the broken hearts Galka-face — you are one cool Jen M — Baby, I want to party rest of the season. Your very own party. Monte. stand. As the price you've gotta pay. woman and I can't tell you how with you! We have to head south "avid football fans." RC — Diamonds are a girl's best A.B. Dick. much our friendship means to me. together again real soon, this time I TO THE CREME OF THE OREO friend even if they aren't always shin­ Kemble, Paskowitz, I've got you Can't wait for Yucca Valley! Can we want my flower. Let's discuss it over COOKIE — Happy Birthday! See ya ing! — Emit, Mac & Nelly. under my thumb — TONIGHT!!! go hang out at the new K-Mart? a margarita. M.C. around Father! From the girls in 202. Tiberious. Loveya, B Face. Greg M. Hate to tell you this but, Darkness. 'Cause baby I'm just a FESTA: Why do you do it? Get a you're gonna lose. Chargers son scared and lonely rider, with my clue! Think Kevin . . . "Hello numero uno! See you Dec. 6. Hope killer graces and my secret places George!" when's the beef-cake you are up to it. (3 hrs.) — A WIN­ JOB that no boy can fill. Sickness. review? Your Roomy . . . NER!!!? Flip, HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Glad Toy Baby With Arms: That is no HEY LADY: My heart's been you enjoyed the call but I'd swear on country for old men. What country? shattered. Only a candle light dinner OPPORTUNITIES Who Cares?? It doesn't matter a stack of Bibles. Skip. will suffice. Let's skip the nachos. WANTED: Qualified USD stu­ be working in small stands Jn dif­ because WE FACED LEE G!H Crow. JAMES BATEMAN. YOUR Circus. dents seeking part time employment! ferent shopping malls throughout Victim of Love: What kind of SECRET ADMIRER IS WAT­ RETREATERS: Let's get mucked. The USD Student Employment San Diego. Training is Nov. 10 & snow have we got? You should be CHING . . . AND WAITING. Love you all. A cave dweller. Center is here to help. We have cur­ 11. Schedule is flexible, 15 to 35 home, but you're not. Darker Dear Carolyn, In order to find Gilligan. rent job openings for various types of hrs/week, depending on the Places. gentleman in this world you have to Mary Ann: Where is my 2am raid. work throughout San Diego. A part- amount of hours the applicant wants New Yorkers, The Rangers had a kiss a lot of seminarians. Sincerely Beware you are next. The squirt-gun time position can offer valuable ex­ to work. $3.35/hr. what? What have they got to come GO.Do. man will attack again. So look out. perience in professions related to home for? A 2-4 record. Nah, that 1832 — On Call Tutor. Local Oggie dougie Whats my phone career goals. Or more simply stated, couldn't be. C.P high school is in need of tutors in number? 692-9992! Join Us At part-time work can help "make ends Matt, The Place was long ago, HAPPY BIRTHDAY LAURIE various areas. Subjects include: And it was far away. And it was so meet," especially as Christmas ap­ Math — above Alg. I (Alg. II, "CHEWELS" KERBS SO The Over proaches. You are encouraged to much better than it is today. D. Geometry, Calculus . . .), . . . YOU'RE A BIG 22 NOW! explore the possibilities through the Clark. The Wall Chemistry, Latin, French, Spanish, K B. LOVES YOU AND SO DOES Job Board, located in Serra Hall, Anthony, My Son. Remember and English. Prefer a junior or a THE FAM.! Room 320. Some immediate open­ Always, that when 1 come: Like a Committee senior. Hours are flexible — will be Dear Wild Senior Women. We ings include: river to a stream, It shall be the appreciate your support. 6-0 and on call. Pay rate is $10/hr. famous final SCENE. The word of Meeting 2155 — P-T Sales. Woman's looking for 7-0. clothing shop in University Towne 1833 — English T.A. T.A. need­ Yahcub: Matthew 2:5. Bobby C. You are really a groovy ed in advanced English classes. Sub­ Joyner, it's too bad some people (A committee service club) Centre has 2 openings for P-T sales guy. We will have to go to O'Con- clerks. Job involves customer service jects include Advanced Amer. Lit. have lost the meaning of ihe Place. nels sometime. Your favorite R.A. Tues. Oct. 27 and Advanced Senior and Soph. I'm glad we're not too scared to go and sales. 20-25 hrs./wk., 1 to 2 Mike B. mornings during the week and some English. Applicants must be English back right? R.Todd. 6:00 Mary Y. You're the prettiest gal weekend hours. $3.35/hr. depend­ majors. Hours are M-F 9-llam. Pgis, They call us Bad Company' on campus! Yours very truly Joe C. Crossroads ll-12pm, or 12:30-1:30pm. and we can't deny it. ing on experience. HAPPY BIRTHDAY BETTY 552 — Temp. P-T General Of- $4.10/hr. MB: "Excuse me, but this is for For Information LOU SPROUTS. Congrates you fice Work. Involves typing, invoic­ 2104 - P-T Sales Clerk. Left you: AAAAAAAAAH!!!" Nothing 296-2421 or 296-0389 finally made the big leagues! ing, answering phones, filing, and handers shop in Seaport Village is in like layin' low. —S. Mark T. Not all who dance on the general office work. Must type ac­ need of a left-handed sales clerk. Brogan and Brightbill: Br^ + SN edge of the fire lose their footing. curately. Schedule is flexible, 20 Job involves cashiering and + VW + D^ = one night to Bobby C.: Does this mean you're Personals . . . hrs/week, M-F. Salary is negotiable. customer service. Must be left- remember OR If good people (+) not going to buy me that sailboat The Yearbook will print it! 2800 — P-T Christmas Sales handed and must also plan to be go to Presidio Park (+), that's good now? Ah, come on . . . Only $1.00 per inch Help. Numerous openings for peo­ here during the holidays. Hours are ( + )... Your Favorite Math Ma­ Tribeswoman, It's been a while Contact yearbook office ple to work in satellite Christmas M & W evenings, 4 to 9pm, maybe jor. since I've said it, but don't worry, it R160 Serra Ext. 4715 stores selling food gift packs. Would more hours. $3.35/hr. HAPPY BIRTHDAY KATIE will always be true, you are the TROTTER!!!!! And monthly returns greatest! Though my attention has of the day. obviously beenconcentrated on my Lost — Thick Gold ARGSB RESEARCH grants to fund LUNDER: HOY-clean up your one special tribeswoman, you are all Bracelet w/a broken safe­ mess . . . kings tonite? Are you in still very dear to me. Don't ever undergraduate student research. Applications are ty chain. Most likely lost school or what? vrgn dags? G.B. forget it! New youngwarriors are on now available and will be considered with equal paradise down the hall . . . 103. the way. You will love. I will take the 17th Saturday night at weight until November 1 whereafter they will be • YOU GD DAMN DUMMY: speak care of you, trust me. CHIEF. the party on Gait Road. to me! 103 visiting hrs. open to 55 Angela, Shelley, Gean, and judged on a first come, first serve basis. If anyone Anyone having found this only, you know where to find me. Karen, And in the darkness, I heard has any questions, please contact Laura Stanley in THE IDIOT. the cops call my name. They said bracelet please return to the ASB office. Thank You. *S7 . . . GET SOME SLEEP you can go to sleep at home tonight Alexa Kirsch. 574-9606. NEXT TIME . . . who is she If you can get up and walk away. anyway? . . . BIG AL. Bruce and Clarence. GLORIA BLANCO, You're not To my roomies, just a note to tell so ugly. CON AMOR, MIJO. you that you are all very special to Bitsy, Sorry for mentioning UL me. USD would not have been the WE NEED A FEW GOOD PEOPLE the other night, that was TTFW. same. Don't mean to get sentimental Please tell Molly her attempt to reel but I wanted to let you know. Love in the biscuit was TRES ya, Pat Benatar. MAYBE YOU CAN BE ONE OF US DECLASSE. She must not have Scarpato Productions, That was BOTH OARS IN THE WATER. the best party we've been to in a long FOOD SERVICE - LOOK OUT! long time! Thanks for putting so THE FEW MONTY'S PYTHONS. much into it. It was great. The Girls. Tom P. I went home to my Claud Louse! Can't believe it mother. Said I'm crazy ma help me. came from my sis, wish they'd turn - THE PROUD She said I know how it feels son, it around for a better view!!! How runs in the family. Behind Blue spacey — Mars. THE CROSS COUNTRY TEAM Eyes. P S. I'm trying to change this To the GOLDEN HAIR Jap girl; I water to wine. say "Thank You" for helping my WE ARE LOOKING FOR RUNNERS TO JOIN THE Nomad, We walk with angels that loneliness evaporate into the sunny ROADRUNNERS TRACK CLUB TO TRAIN FOR THE 1982 have no PLACE in their Streets of San Diego Sky. — "Teresita" CROSS COUNTRY TEAM. Fire. Rock N Roll Girl. Mushy; It better be me for FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL COACH RICK RUSSEL Yahcub. After the eternity of homecoming or I'll peel your darkness the message has finally ar­ shadow off! You'll never have it so 488-2282