New Dean' McElroy Learns DeDlands theRopes Strike Roll by RaaAnbar AFT Urges StaffWrHer "N0 Report" Acting Dean of Graduate studies and Research Manuel Rotenberg by Mark Stadler found himself behind a new desk as News Editor of July 1975. While Chancellor McElroy has His stay there will be detennined issued a statement placing prime by the university's success in 500 people att.nded Wedne.elay'. GSU rally responsibility for reporting fi nding a new dean of graduate striking teaching assistants upon studies and research. supervising faculty, and depart 'I1lis Is the second of • tw.,...art GSUNoontiIne Rally Draws 500; ment chairmen, the campus article about the Office of faculty union has disagreed with Graduate Studiel ad Researcb the Chancellor. and AcUq Dean of Graduate "McElroy Should Tighten His Belt" McElroy, in a statement Studies Muael KGteDberg by James G. Soto Tom Lewis, another GSU at the struck sessions to educate released Wednesday, reminded faculty that strikes are illegal and Rotenberg took over the job City Editor member, said that the current T A the undergraduate about the GSU. Regents' policy demands earlier this year. He is now in controversy has caused economic Mike Zarate, speaking for the charge of a multlfaceted depart- The Graduate Student Union hardships for the graduates and Student Coalition Against Racism disciplinary action. " Primary responsibilities for ment which is responsible for (GSU) explained why it instituted "increased the depersonalization (SCAR), said that it also supported insuring ... continuity of in- many of the services provided to the three day work stoppage before process for the undergraduates." the GSU work stoppage and that struction ... rests with supervising graduate students on this campus a crowd of 500 at a noontime rally He called for economic reforms SCAR opposed any cutbacks in including admissions, financing, Wednesday at the Revelle Plaza. on a statewide basis to raise the education. faculty and secondary respon sibility with the departmental and the graduate advancement According to Jim Kavanaugh, a funds which will solve the T A Leslie Franz, of the Students for program. member of the GSU negotiating deficiency but said it might be Tom Hayden for US Senate, said chainnen," said McElroy. The dean 01 graduate studies committee, the graduate students difficult to enact refonns in the the Hayden campaign " in the The American Federation of Teachers (AFT), on the other serves as the administrative arm initiated the work stoppage "to immediate future. Lewis said the name of student rights, demands a has of the Graduate Council, a standing give the administration an in UC administration could use the re-ordering of priorities. " hand, urged all faculty to not committee of the Academic centive to negotiate." UC President's discretionary fund Nick Gillespie of the UCSD report striking T As. "Such action Senate, and is responsible for the Kavanaugh gave a brief history for TA's as a measure of their good Young Americans for Freedom can in no way be considered to be a violation of any Faculty or administration and continued of the GSU and its negotiations faith towards the GSU. (YAF) supported the GSU, saying code development of programs of with UC San Diego adIniqistration: Bear the Brunt "YAF demands a re-ordering of chairman responsibilities to graduate studies and research. A He believes that the administration Lewis said that the GSU would educational priorities and an students ... To use the faculty Code review of graduate programs in is more likely to negotiate this year resist any movement to take improvement in the quality of or the Policy and PrOcedure Manual (to force reporting TAs) ... . UC San Diego departments takes than it was last year. money from the lowest paid em education." The Y AF leader said is to distort the concept of place each year. Names for the Kavanaugh said that last year ployees in the university. He called .that the T A/student ratio should be professional responsibility ... " review committee are submitted the GSU had to negotiate with a upon the highest paid ad improved. (Triton Times, Oct. 19). by the various departments. whole team of administrators ministrators to bear the brunt of Tigbten Tbeir Belts Academic Senate (AS ) chainnan · Rotenberg coordinates this process while this year they have only had providing funds for the T As. The Young Socialists Alliance Sheldon Schultz sent a letter as the Graduate Council has to work with one administration, Speaking in support of the GSU and Students for Omari Musa yesterday, supporting the Chan become more involved in the Manuel Rotenburg, Acting Dean of action, Susan Stanfield of CaIPIRG representative Yvonne Hays said cellor's position to all UC San process this year. Graduate Studies. urged students to conduct teach-ins "the Rockerfellers and McElroys Diego faculty placing respon Oversees the Implementation of this world should tighten their Rotenberg also oversees the LWV Forum belts. Students have a right to an sibility " for the proper educational implementation of institutional education and graduate students functioning" of all classes to the support grants at uam, such as have a right to be funded for the CoatiDued on Page 3 grants given by the National work they perfonn." Institute of Health (NIH) and the Discussion on Del Mar National Science Foundation Marco LiMandri of the Student (NSF) to individual faculty Proposals Cooperative and the Anti-CIA members as well as sponsoring coalition said the role of the Resident Assistantships for by Sara Lowen say that it would endanger the university should be changed. students. Community Editor village-like quality of Del Mar by As in all administration offices a replacing homes with more ex Among the other groups sup major complaint is the scarcity of The pros and cons of the 11 pensive, harder to maintain porting the GSU walkout at the money. questions on the Del Mar Com structures. rally were the Iberian Peninsula "Part of the job I don't like is munity Plan were discussed Proposal 2 would restrict the Information Group; the Women's having to choose who to give Tuesday in a forum sponsored by amount of space that residences Center; the Asian-American re ources to," explained Roten the League of Women Voters. could cover on a lot. Proponents Student Alliance; and the berg. Sometimes he gets 'out of it The forum featured county believe that restricting buildings to Association of Federal, State, and by letting a faculty committee government officials and members a nouse size will preserve the open Municipal Employees. decide, he said. of the various task forces who space of the community. Thrust into the mediating job hP.lped write the plan, and who Opponents of the proposal feel that A petition of support from a between the administration and explained specific areas of the it would make it financially in Natural science lA class was also the Graduate Student Union plan. Del Mar voters have from feasible to build adequate sized read at the rally. The petition in Rotenberg finds that most of his Nov. 15-22 to vote on the ll-question homes for family living. cluded 138 names. time lately has been consumed by poll. The outcome of the vote will C.. lltent with Average Rents Before the rally began, folk the negotiations. determine the direction that Del Proposal 3, the density bonus singer and IWW Ia bor organizer Commenting about the Mar will take in the future with plan, would allow for high density Utah Philip! perfonned in support GSU ...... negotiations Rotenberg said, "On regard to residential and com building in some areas if the of the GSU. Michael W.is ....nn the one hand graduate students mercial development and open owners kept rents at a level con have legitimate complaints, while space. sistent with average rents in San on the other hand the faculty has Dave Keeling of the Residential Diego. Proponents say that in legitimate perogatives. The Task Force said his conunJUee allowing for density bonuses, Del Strike Effect Gauged problem is to find a solution that found that if the old General Plan Mar would be fulfilling its duty as a The Graduate Student Union (GSU) work stoppage, has proven to be will satisfy party without were left intact, 85 multi-family one charter city to provide housing for at least 80 percent successful in its goal of closing down sections, violating the traditional rigtts units would be built for every one of low-income groups. Opponents of according to an infonnal Triton Times survey . the other. " single famOy unit built in Del Mar. the proposal say that it would The survey taken Wednesday and yesterday included random The "very very small" influence His committee proposed that this create a low rent district; they samplin8 of classes in natural science, social science and the RotJazz is Personal Concert Scene By Stew Eamedlaa always richly melodic, with full-bodied textures and rhythms. They can Biochemical Rock, Mahler Staffwrt. be franUc or sombre, but they are never simply random free-for alls. There Is a definite risk Involved in IabeUng something "progressive." Braxton's regular musicians, drummer Barry Atschul, bassist Dave Top Week-End Bill The implicaUon Is that anything otherwise must be "regresaiW." It is Holland (both of whom Braxton played with in Circle, a group that also by Daniel Shawler the Soviet Union where she has also risky because the recipients of such a label, whether they are lncluded Chick Corea), and trumpeteer Kenny Wlieeler all rise to their Arts Editor toured every season since 1962. writers, painters, philosophers, ,DlWlicians, or whatever, usually have a leader's very original occasions. Pravda wrote that Devetzi was difficult time living up or down to the title. It Is too broad, too sweeping. Keith Jarrett Is an anomaly in that he is one of the few genuinely The pop scene looks rathar gifted with " distinguished taste, This seems particularly true with a mu~ical genre like jazz. Here the gifted jazz musicians who can actually cross the arbitrary line between empty this weekend. However, the precision, clarity, marvelously tenn becomes a redundancy because jazz Is probably the most mailable personal creator and popular perfonner. His solo concert albums have classical scene looks very full. varied sonority, supple and natural and " progressive" mWlic of all. It can incorporate everything. It can be been heralded by press and public alike. His group albums have been Bring Grateful Dead bassist Phil phrasing. " anything. It Is alternately purist and eclectic, energetic and sedate, enthUSiastically received, and he is one of the most prolific musicians Lesh, biochemist Ned Lagin, and a In addition to her many per austere and expansive. It is the one music least hampered by historical ~w recording, maintaining two vinyl identities on two shores. His computer together and what do you fonnances at all of Europe's music epochs or textbook guidelines. group records for the American label Impluse, and his solo per festivals, Devetzi has served on the by EcIw~rd Simons get? This weekend's only pop Artists as far apart in style, temperament, and talent as Archie formances and experiments are on the German label ECM . concert at the La Paloma Theatre juries of both the Marguerite Long Shepp, Miles Davis, Dizzy Gillespie, Doc Severinsin, fdal Waldron, Jarrett is a great reflective artist. His music, both as a soloist and as in Encinitas tomorrow night at8:30 International Competition and the part of a quartet pulls towards emotional inv,?lvement by demanding Chick Corea and Herbie Hancock all have one thing in common: They and 10:30. Tchaikovsky Competition. She has intellectual distance. His solo works run the gamut of piano styles, from arf! all called jazz musicians. Lagin has used electronics, a also won the International Grand Tales of Fear aDd Guilt With able assists from marketo(!()llSClous labels like en and blues and ragtime to Chopin-like glissandos and from ostinato computer and biofeedback to Prix du Disque for her 1969 . In the course of human affairs, it sometimes becomes necessary to, as Columbia, the 70s have seen the remarkable revival of jazz as a c0m ruminations to mystical silences. Those same qualities are inherent in create what Rolling Stone recording of Bach concertos. we used to say in our old high school, have a blow-out every now and then. mercial force. Musicians who once were considered esoteric and outre, his groUJHwised recordings, although in smaller doses. magazine called " music of distinct In her last San Diego appearance The original plan was to go to Pacific Beach and have a beer. This naive such as Chick Corea, Herbie Hancock, Larry Coryell, Freddie Hubbard, Of the two, I prefer the group performances, if only because of the persollality and purity." Lagin a year and a half ago, her per idea lasted for about ten minutes. By the time Taylor and I got out of the superb musicianship of Jarrett's band-bassist Charlie Haden, tenor Donald Byrd, and a few others have been wannly embraced by the says , " The computer allows fonnance was called "virtually saxist Dewey Redman, and percussionist Paul Motlan. Their recent driveway, our new objective was Blythe, Ca.-the scene of my youth. staunchest of rock audiences. Despite the attractive dividends of fatter electronic synthesis and perfect" by San Diego Union music Now, you must understand, for sometime I had been filling Taylor's album, "Death And The Flower" is the highpoint of their career as a paychecks, more frequent engagements, and larger concert halls, the processing techniques to be stored critic Donald Dierks. The program remaining ear with various stories of Blythe. Sooner or later I knew we'd result for a good nwnber of these players has been to shelve musical group, and Jarrett's highpoint as a composer. It is a dark, sombre, and used in real time." The result includes works by Schubert, have to go see the place together, and last week it happened exploration and individuality for comfortable fonnulaes. .deeply spiritual record that sustains its passionate moodiness much should be an interesting show. Mozart, and Chopin. People like Hancock, Byrd, and Hubbard are now producing music as more eloquently than the more heralded "Solo ·Concerts." . We arrived in the city about dawn. We knew we had arrived because we Peter Eros conducts the San slick, machine-manned, and readymade as any-run-of-the-mill pop The UCSD Music Department could smell that particular mixture of cattle manure and alfalfa that is With McCoy Tyner and Cecil Taylor, one is inclined to enshrine them Diego Symphomy in a concert musician. The level of musicianship is higher, certainly, but since it is Performance Workshop will distinctively Blythe. as institutions. Both have been producing fiery, savagely involving featuring works by Mahler and being applied to far less involving and complex music it seems a pitiful music since the early 60s-Tyner with the great Coltrane quartet of present a program of new music We took a fast tour of the city, which lasted about twenty minutes, and Sibelius tonight in the Civic squandering of talents. Trane, Jones, and Garrison; Taylor with such early "free jazz" classics tonight at eight in the Mandeville went to recuperate in an all-night coffee shop. After our stomachs had Theatre at eight. Mezzo soprano settled down to small tremors, I described what we had seen in tenns of Records like Hancock's "Thrust," Byrd's "Street Lady" and Hul> as " Cafe Montmarte," "Looking Ahead," and "Air." It is only recently Recital Hall. Noted American Marvellee Criaga and tenor Seth composer Earl Brown will be on my life. bard's " High Energy" are not only dissapointing when compared to that both have received the attention they have long deserved. Tyner's their past efforts-they aren't even succesful on the level they are solo albwn, " Echoes For A Friend" is probably the most dynamic, McCoy will be the soloists for hand to conduct one of his own Then, Taylor's disease-addled mind hatched the idea of going to Mahler's song cycle/symphony Phoenix, the scene of his youth. By this time, I was half-crazy from lack aiming for. Despite all of Hancock and Byrd's determination to appear breathtaking more-notes-per-minute piano recital since the work of Art works. In addition, pieces by " Das Lied von der Erde," and of sleep and the discreet Quantities of heroin Taylor had been surre(r real-bad-get-down-dudes theit vapid funkifizing does not have the Tatum. His group tenor saxist Azar Lawrence, bassist Juni Booth, and Edgar Varese, Niccolo Castiglioni, concertmaster Harold Wolf will be titously slipping into my coffee. I agreed. impact of the lamest Ohio Players song. As for Hubbard, well, muzak by percussionist Guillerme Franco, have retained the intense, hypnotic, Morton Feldman and student the soloist for Sibelius' " Violin composers will be featured. Why Taylor gets so goo-golHlyed over Arizona is quite beyond me. The a musician can only emerge as boring. For these people, riffing has al)d pervasively " exorcizin~' demeanor of the great Coltrane group. Concerto in D minor." For in place looks like Hiroshima-after. For miles until you get to Phoenix, all replaced improv~ation and imagination has gone the route of all flesh . The live album "Atlantis" is a perfect companion in spirit to " Live in Of course, the biggest event on formation concerning student you can see for miles around the highway are sand ranches. Just miles If the jazz " revival" has had any purpose, aside from the obvious Seattle." campus this weekend is the music dollars and cents one, it has been to separate the artists from the con Taylor, an erratic, neurotic, and altogether fantastic pianist, cannot tickets call the San Diego Sym departments production of and miles of sand grazing off the scrub brush. The only thing to break the phony. monotony of the sand ranches are little, spot developments. Broken down men. It would be a surprise to find out that anyone considers be piIUJed down to a stylistic tau. His playing is languid, emotive, Mozart's " Magic Flute," the first houses are'the rule. " Headhunters," "No Mystery" or " Liquid Love" to be " progressive" amelodic, melodic, furious, peaked. There is no other musician with Greek pianist Vasso Devetzi will opera ever produced at UCSD. appear in a recital tomorrow at 8 Mourning became Phoenix around noon. Phoenix was terrible. There jazz. such a spontaneous sense of his own gifts as an improviser. Any of his The La Jolla CiviclUniversity pm in La Jolla's Sherwood Hall. was this killer dust cloud hanging over the city. Apparently, some If the tenn is to have any meaning at all it would be more appropriate albums will bear this out, but his " Silent Tongues," a live set, is Symphony is conducted by Thomas This performance, under the Phoenix idiot (I really should be more speciflc) had burned off a sand to change it to " personal" jazz. Artists such as Archie Shepp, Anthony probably the most radical, and thus essential introduction to this very Nee, and the UCSD Opera Studio is auspices of the La JoUa Chamber ranch. Braxton, Keith Jarrett, McCoy Tyner, Cecil Taylor, and John difficult musician. directed by John Large. The Stage Taylor, of course, was ecstatic. This was It. The real thing. Phoenix, Mclaughlin have been able to do what the jazz funkers, rockers and struments. He picks out John McLaughlin is also a difficult musician. He is difficult because Orchestra, will simultaneously director is Elliot Swift and the set mark her return engagement to the land of his nascent pubescence. It failed him there, too. sehlockers seem to make light of now that they are rich and famous: oddest moments. He is he is too often Iwnped haphazardly as a h~hum jazz-rocker along with designer is Catherine Hand. The One of his goals on the Phoenix trip was to see an old friend. The old keep their musical integrity. Each has a unique style, of playing, and the repetolre cmn~llOy those who have cann l~baliz~ off him, Coryell, Cobham, Corea, and San Diego and the end of her fourth opera will be staged in the Man friend refused to see him with me around-no doubt a wise move, but composing and arranging. Each has maintained a consistent ex bassist Jinuny Garrison, Mouzon. True McLaughlin is largely responsible for the whole glutty .successful American tour. deville auditorium Saturday night mildly disappointing nonetheless. Then we went to see the mother of one cellence, and each has shown a determination to experiment with Burrowes, violinist Leroy syndrome with his ground-breaking work with Tony Williams and the Devetzi is well known throughout at eight and Sunday afternoon at Europe and is esp~ially popular in three. ~ o(hlS girlfriends in Phoenix. fonns, not to get stuck in them like Corea and Hancock. than an adeq~U8~te~~=~~! original Mahavishnu Orchestra. But he is the only one among these who This, of course, was terribly interesting to me. The thought of seeing his By far the most inexplicably neglected jazz musician of our time is Pantheon of": has not let himself be shackled by the syndrome. His playing is as acute "Camino Real" old girlfriend's mother was more than I could bear. Luckily, she had a Archie Shepp. Shepp has been making truculent and uncompromising Anthony BrllXulO as ever. His arrangements are as exciting and dynamic as ever. He has dog I could play with while Taylor assuaged his guilt. The dog, Skagg, records since the early 60s. His seminal work. "Fire Music," is still a recent albwns on as complete a vision of stylistic ranges as any truly masterful musician. was the friendliest personality I met in Phoenix. He drew blood only landmark of recorded 60s Jazz. Eclecticism is Shepp's forte. Each of his ignorance. Braxton is a He is brilliant, bracing, and true to his own musical ideals. If that's a , eccentric. As a saxophone Dreamlike, But Lacks Interest twice. records is a veritable synthesis of stylistic range. His music has the sell-out, then by all means jazz musicians, sell out. Debora Weber enter and exit, in such Il'.8JUler urgent but notfrenetic. a In a pique of rationality, we finally left Phoenix. Left it to the gila ability to contract the most divergent antecedents into a bristling patch There are a number of important jazz musicians such as Joe Zawinul, Staff Writer It is as a composer, that they gave no clue the location monsters. work quilt. Wayne Shorter, Gato Barbieri and Pha roah Sanders, who, although still They tried. In the UC San Diego wall brilliance makes of the play, the identity of their Speaking of gila monsters brings me to the most interesting part of this Gospel, free-fonn improvisation, lush ballads, poetry, hard rock, producing excellent mllsic, are less likely of altering their own drama department production of gives the ostensible imrll"f'~. character, and what they were tale of fear and guilt. manic soul, and African chants have made their way in various guises stylistically comfortable patterns. There are innovators on the horizon, Tennessee Williams' "Camino though, reveals the doing there. Taylor, for some drug-related reason, has this misguided affection for in Shepp's work. He keeps his music at a fever pitch so that the listener such as Carla Bley and Michael Mantler, but their efforts remain at the Real" the cast showed up, recited material seems so The play moved from character the burg of Gila Bend, Ariz. It really isn't so much the town as one of the is constantly at the brink of expectation, only to find himself in a new, seminal stage. And there are haloed warhorses such as Miles Davis and their lines, and acted the way they his head, but there is a Ornette Coleman who have disqualified themselves from contention, to character, with only a handful motels there-The Space Age Lodge and Coffee Shop. uncharted terrain. In the last five years, Shepp's awesome range has had been instructed, but that was resulted in three masterpieces: " Things Have GotTo Change," "Attica crisp, channeled, regulated either by arrogance (Davis), or by hiding (Coleman). The point is that lasting more than a few scenes. One of the great mysteries of our time is why a place like this exists. the extent of it. The setting bor imprOvisation, compelling jazz, as a style, can be as progressive or personal as its musicians This tended to confuse those who There appears to be no reason at all. Blues," and the recently released "There's A Trumpet In My Soul." dered on the excellent, but the rest Shepp is an exceptional orchestrator. He can pile on layers of textural Parker, but pi~ed together choose. It can also turn to producing pap that sells the claim that it is were seeing it for the first time. Inside this edifice to assholity are various models of space probes and of the production was lacking. warriors: sparring hom solos atoJ1' of .caterwauling g9Spel choruses: Braxton is also one of trying to "communicate with the people." It may seem trite and Trying to concentrate on the lunar excursion modules. Plastic signs here and there around the place The spark so necessary in the searing violin cadenzas mixed in with pounding, insistent percussion; include duets for clarine! wistfully poetic to reiterate, but since jazz is the most progressive music sometimes simultaneous actions of endeavor to explain, in the best way this primitive culture can, what the performance of an excellent play models are. string passages in an otherwise mellow ballad. He makes saxophone voices, and solo r ' all, it can be whatever it wants to be. Now then, what does it want to the various characters led to · use of tubas and french horns as solo in- about ? was non-existent. Lines were over confusion. Another running joke is this sign that says the motel you are now in is emphasized, pauses forgotten, and just like the one near Disneyland in Anaheim. This news came as a great the singing belonged in the The dream-like atmosphere of comfort to me. That there existed in this great land they call America a shower. Rich Revelli, as Kilroy, the play left doubts as to any real mind that could conceive two of such places filled me with great haIr looked the part to perfection, but meaning of the play, although I'm piness, Thank God he was never given any real power. he did not have the strength to sure that Williams had something Aside from ugly, misshapen space models ("assembled be members of carry the play. Because he un to say. One would have to see this the Stovall family," noted for expanding the frontiers of taste), the place derplayed the role, the contrast play a number of times to aIr also had a clean restroom. between him and the rest of the preciate it fully. Unfortunately, This was the place to go. cast was not as sharp as it could time usually doesn't permit Walking into the room, I immediately knew I wasn't welcome. I had have been. repeated viewing of plays, apparently rrashed a gila monster caucus. ~oNt: Continuity a problem especially one which runs two and They were sitting around in a circle, smoking dope and telling stories of The rest of the cast tended to a half hours. their experiences with female gila monsters. They stopped talking the ~It .. , G.n. wu. Series moment I entered the room. They stared at me balefully, showing their large children-eating fangs. ~~ Keith ~l'ret Low Blows ... I was cool. I finished my business and walked over to where they were. " You are very perceptive," he smiled. "I am the leader. Who are "You're different from the rest," I said to one gila, noticing his double you?" knit plaid suit. " You must be the leader." Ja,..c7 Cent.". ..., A great friendship began that night in the blighted city of Gila Bend Conlinued on Page 5 Ariz. Sam (the gila monster) and I talked of women, coffee and politi~ ~.. &i.",,-,- till all hours. He told me true stories of the economic conditions of Gila *1lKd_~ ____ ....'i.~~MM Bend. He told me that since the Arab boycott two years ago three hun .r. ava"abl. lor dred gila monsters had been thrown out of work. No longer ~ble to get a good job at the roadside exhibits, gila monsters have been forced to draw unemployment. May have even been reduced to performing obscure sex acts willi the locals for a quarter. And so ended a grand adventure. A trip to hell and back, via Gila Bend, It lS111 and the true meeting of souls between a writer and 8 gila monster. NOV. 21 , TY When Sunday, November 23rd For more Info., cpb and Unlv. of San Diego please call us at Where Law School-Room 2A (714) 239-4443 San Diego FridaY. Neve ...r 11,1175 Page Seven ! Ti liTON TiMES ClAssifiEd Ads Dynastar MV2 skis, 1 yr. old , boots 9..." Personalized Chrlslmas cards: wide People movers. 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Auistaat SpOrts Editor Cal meet in Berkeley, the UC San third and fifth in the 5O-yard but Despite losing to Long Beach Diego womens' swim team showed terfly and freestyle events, state and finishillg only fifth of the marked individual progress in last respectively. Her butterfly time of What the Puck hasn't lost in week's aquatic action. 28.9 sec. is equal to her best mark Five intramural sports go into either men's or coed floor hockey Su.nday EPISCOPAL Swimming against Long Beach at the end ot last season, and only the final weekend of play in fall play this year, and they enter the in a meet that counted towards two-tenths of a second off the time quarter play-offs beginning today. play-offs Sunday night in the Rec Services In Area league standings, but that was also needed to qualify for the nationals. Action will be in the UC San Diego Gym. Finals in both divisions will attended by Cal State Los Angeles' In the backstroke Pam Kershner pool, Muir field, the main gym, and be Tuetday ni8ht. the Rec team, U~D was defeated in both finished fifth in the ~yard event Gym, and will continue UCSD EPISCOPALIANS 12:00 through Tuesday. Coed volleyball post-season at Univ. Community Ch . the "A" and "B" divisions. The and took two seconrls off of her three-school fonnat, with only two previous best time for this season competition will be held in a 9595 La Jolla Shores Dr. in the 100-yard race. marathon SWlday. First round Fr. Joseph Young ph. 452-0614 of the schools being officially Flag football, both men's and scored, is being tried this year to Ki Ki Nellis knocked off three coed, involves the greatest number matches will start at 10 am in the GOOD SAMARITAN (meets at seconds from her lowest times this Rec Gym, and play continues until M.arsey Sch . ) increase each meet's competitive of teams (see diagrams below). level. However, unwinding each year in both the 100 and 200 yard Mulch quarterback James the finals at 2:30 pm. Outsiders (8- 2640 Sederblom, University City freestyle. 0) from the Screwdriver League 8and 10a.m . (S.S--all ages) race's results has proven difficult Roudebush leads Mulch (7-0), the and is the reason that no official Kathy Lynch led off the 200 yard Elephanti~ League champs, as and Get It Up (9-1), the Black ST. JAMES BY-THE-SEA freestyle relay team to a fourth Russian champs, are among the 743 Prospect St . La Jolla scores are available from this one of the favorites to win the place finish and anchored the 200 top teams. 7:30, 9 (S.5--all ages) & 11 triangular contest. men's title. Two other teams from ST. PETER'S In Berkeley last weekend, the yard medley relay team to another the same league, Sons of Ellen UCSD swimmers responded fourth. Browning and defending champion Three-Man basketball play will 1 Parish Lane, Del Mar Because they were swimming in have two rounds Sunday afternoon 8, 9 (S.S.--oll ages) & 11 favorably to the more organized Punks, get a bye into the second atmosphere and higher level of a meet with only one division, round. in the two gyms, with the semi coach Dann was more concerned finals and finals Monday night. EI Beachwear & Casual clothing with the individual swimmers' Five other unbeaten teams, chunko (1~) is the only unbeaten performance rather than how her Brutal, Dr. T's, Mauling Bailers, team in the basketball play-offs, Complete line of Skateboards & Accessories team placed as a whole. Bonzo and Clam Diggers, enter the with Lovers (12-1), Dr. T's (13-4 ), New & Used Surfboards & Kneeboards "As far as individual times are play-offs, with the finals Monday Spug (12-2), and UL~ (13-5) also concerned, we really did well," afternoon. coming in with top records in the orders available '"Wetsuits in all Sizes Dann said. "Swimming against IS-team show-down. ~ustom schools like Berkeley and UCLA, that's all you can worry about." Scabies League winners Riviera Last year's water polo champs, SONSHINE~SURF SHOP Yacht Club, and Gonorrhea the Underwater Cheapshots, lead a 1911 Cabhi SI. in Ocean Beach 222- 1438 She does not feel- that it is a League champs Hot Rocks, both 6- four-team race in the inner tube necessity to win swim meetS 0, look like the class of the co-ed play-offs. Play will be from 8 pm to against schools with much larger competition. Del Henninger's Puds 11 pm Monday night in the UCSD athletic programs. and Steve Heard's Nerds are the pool. 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