Friedkin Nontinated As times New Revelle Provost UNIVERSITY Of CALIFORNIA, SAN DIEGO The Chancellor's office Friedkln, a professor of bnng them (~ tudent~ and has announced the biology, was described by faculty member~ ) togethN f'I"mination of Biology Saltman to the San Diego In a relationship that goe~ professor Morris Friedkin as Union as a " humanist who beyond the large lecture provost of Revelle College, . also happens to do hall," he said subject to the approval of science" He told the Triton the UC regents . Times that he feels Friedkl n Fnedkln cam to UCSD In Friedkin would replace will " move effectively and 1969 from the Tufts Dr. Muarry Goodman, who well" in nonscience UniverSity School of filled the post temporarily disciplines Medicine, where he served when Vice-chancellor Paul The nominee said he for a time as head of the Saltman left Revelle to take hopes to stab ilize the biology d partmcnt He ha~ his present position. enrollment of Revelle, also taught at the medical The Revelle Provost commenting that expansion school at Wa shington Search Committee, a at UCSD would be better at University. student-f<\culty group, Third and Fourth Co lleges. He received Bachelor's originally nominated Dr. " I think the major problem and Master's degrees from June' Tap, a professor of at any university today is Iowa I).tate University, psychology at the the detrimental effect of a obtaining a doctorate In University of Minnesota. large student body and a biochemistry from the Tap declined the small facu lty I'd like to University of Chicago nomination for family reasons . The Search committee "Compete like Hell" Photo: Malcolm Smith was not consulted on the choice of Friedkin, Saltman Inside Today's Times: Biggest Quiz Kid said, because "we wanted Lakoff, Shapiro Ever~ Uh, SkiinS-,_and be sure to Check to have an appointment before the Regents as soon the ~kliis you Want as possible." Tap notified Visit; Cite 'Poachers' UCSD of her plans not to by Roberta Rehm concerned with un- Volume 22 Number 11 May 7, 1974 take the job two and a half dergraduate education. weeks ago. We're not going to hire "There are a lot of Saltman added that anyone who is not a good poachers on the Political First in a Series Friedkin had been on the undergraduate teacher." original list of prospects, Science domain at this university. We are just Last week Lakoff and but was dropped because of going to compete like Shapiro helped to set up injuries suffered in a July, TUSC Represents Close-Knit Group hell," sai d Sanford requ i rements for the 1973 automobile accident. Lakeoff, now awaiting major in P.S. which will be He was nominated after approval by the U.c. offered for the first time UCSD Med School doctors Regents as head of the next year. Requirements by Wade Chandler election process was one recent replacement who said he would be able to new Political Science are a freshman sequence of dynamic consensus, with was appointed by the Muir assume the post. in political science, (P.S. If there is any feeling at Department. no formal votes being College Council. This According to Saltman, 10, 11 , 12), a two quarter UCS D that the Un- taken . Since there were choice by the MCC was Tap's nomination had been senior sequence and ten dergraduate Student about as many positions to made following the un an attempt to bring Revelle additional quarter length Counci I (TUSC) represents be filled as there were successful town hall College away from the strict courses in the department. all the undergraduate volunteers to fill them, in meetings of February 19 scientific image it holds. Lakoff and Shapiro students at UCSD, an in most cases the office and 21 . Attendance at these " She is an extraordinarily stressed that for the next vestigation by the Triton seekers were able to work meetings, in spite of heavy distinguished scholar and two years they wi II be out among themselves any publicity, was about a teacher," he said, adding most concerned With OMMENTARY conflicts over who would dozen persons, of which that it would have been organizing the new get a particular posision. five were the members of desirable to get a woman department. " Real hiring Two of the current Muir the council. into a high administrative can't begin - until next Times indicates that such College representatives to The Muir College Council position. year," said Shapiro. Lakoff fee ling is ill conceived. TUSC were selected in this Continued on Page 3 added, " We have a pretty TUSC actually represents manner. The third is a good group to start with only a very small, closely and we're going to build interrelated group of on that," According to students. Representation of Shapiro, "There will be a the student body as a whole CEP Meeting for Grade Proposal I lakoff fair amount 01 interaction exists only indirectly, where between students and Lakoff and Dr. Martin it exi ts at all. If TUSC is by Paul Osterman III Progress" grade. thereof . " Recom administration in setting Shapiro, who will al so join indeed a student govern At the CEP meeting last mendations," Newmark up the department. To the the P.S. Department next ment, then it mus,t be The Committee on Friday, that group removed aid, " may be submitted at extent that you are for the open meeting on year, spoke to a group of classed as an oligopoly, Educational Policy (CEP) the .33 GPU restriction on thcoming, you will be undergraduates about not a democracy. will hold an open meeting the A plus grade, allowing Thursday night or at the listened to." 'their plans for the To see why this is so, Thursday in Rm . 2250 Muir an A plus to hold 4.33 CPU . Academic Senate office on Long range plans for the department. He cited the consider first the structure Campus, for students and A feature to permit class Matthews. Camp'Js ." department i n c lude History and Urban and of TUSC, which can perhaps faculty to give recom change to P/ NP through the Speaking specifically of establishing a graduate Rural Studies Departments best be described as that of mendations and air sixth week was discussed, the plus minus feature, Dr. program and possibl y and as " poachers" and said a joint sub-committee. opinions on the CEP's but nothing definitive was Newmark said, "This is a i nstitute for political None of the members of grading proposal. decided. way of preserving the that there are some areas policy studies within the TUSC were chosen in a The action resulted from Primary interest of the meaning of grades, and it in the three disciplines popular election; they ~ere a direction by the CEP in the open meeting is protects the student. A high that overlap. all selected by various other Academic Senate, April 30, according to Dr. L. B student who could not get If approved by the campus organizations. for the CEP to "seek ap Newmark, CEP Chairperson, an A, can now get a B plus, Regents at their meeting The re are three propriate consultation with "to find out if this proposal and obtain additional credit next week, Lakoff wi II representatives from each the students." is an improvement over the for it. The gain is greater come to UCSD in of the colleges at UCSD, The main features of the present system ." He .said than the corresponding December of this year, in and one representative proposal are the plus (+1 the CEP will also accept loss." time for next winter from each " recognized minus (-) suffices, each written recommendations The " 1n Progress" grade quarter. He is currently on ethnic minority" on holding .33 grade points per or opinions from students will permit a course to be 'the faculty of the campus . To be recognized unit (CPU), and the " In and faculty or groups scheduled for more than University of Toronto and apparently means to have one quarter. Dr. Newmark has been doing re earch at an organization, so told the Triton Times, " it the Smithsonian In titute representatives are ac · 'Throat' Showing Opposed allows for flexibility and -in Wa hington D .C. cepted from the Black expansion in course of hapiro will begin here )tudents Union the Asian by David Cassidy ferings ." He cited field next fall. He 'has been America n 'Students study cou rse s as an teaching at Harvard. Both Despite efforts by the Campus Crusa~e to halt its Alliance, MECHA, and the example. professors were vi iting Shapiro United Native Americans. IhowinB, the controvenial movie Deep Throat was Newmark al 0 said that UC D last week, making However, MECHA and UNA shown 101 It Saturday night. One source told the Triton part of the i sue seem to be plan fQr next year and d partment Lakoff ha~ are not currently sending Times that the Campus Crusade and the Inter.v~nity student participation . dis u ing the future of app li d for a grant from representatives to TUSC Christian Fellowship offered $700 to the Sea Deucen, "There was no blockage of the department with th atlonal Clenu.' meetings. who sponsored the movie, to halt the showinR of the student input," according vanou campu official foundation to ~tudy the pomoBraphic movie. to Newmark, "the tudents and tud nt Id ,I If Implemented, During the late spring Paul Tramer, the President of the Sea Deucers and early fall of 1973 a have a repre entatlve, " W e haven't really ~u ~ an ln~lItute , Lakolf UCSD's divinR club said, "that the re~son for showinR series of " town hall Charle Krohn , it wa up to made any grandlo e plan ~ald , would bring politIC al the movie was to raise money for new equipment for him to let the other for n t yl'ar. We'r tr ing ~ lentl~t herr on 'oft meeti ngs" was held at Muir club memben." Even with the voiced opposition and College. Attendance was tudent know if that' what to tralghten out thp rY\r..,.v·",,' t,... rf .... rl\f(,\"lrrh "d a handinR out of pamphlets by memben of the they wanted " ourse offenng 0 w ~PIC up the departm('nt omewhcre in the neigh Crusade, the movie Rrosled an estimated $4,000. borhood of 30 to 40 Dr Newmark sp aking an , In fact, off r a malor oft mone " monl'Y The viewen had mixed reactions to the movie. further aid, " 1 think It In political I nce," ~upplled b non unIVt'h!t\ students. Out of these Some comments were, "I thoulht it was borinR and meetings evolved the would be bett r to let the Lakoff told the group of ~our es "r)(>( III( ally for monotonous," and, "I choke swallowinl pills". Yet faculty de Ide, generally, about 20 prospe tive P re earch r.Jth('r Illdn repre entatives from Muir another person said, "1 thouRht it wal a deep movie".' College to various com the better chool are wh r_ malor He continued, " .. te.l( hing The Campus Crusade feell, ''it was inhum~n, mittees and organizations the faculty make the far a w 're on ernpci, all exploitive, and contrary to Jesus' concept of human decision or wher they ar of u~ .lrr gO in g to he \ r continued on page 3 Including the Muir Collea~ M.ullty." Council and ruse. The controlled by the faculty." TUSC Represents Small Group at UCSD continued from pale 1 by David 'In God's Name, LeVI dean's offie" has never had amount of time required to campus political scene comprises six students, five Buchbinder None of the above faculty and the Muir to make a choice; there has participate. The sad truth is remarks are m eant to bear College Dean . However, never been more than one that student interest in Blo~s in any way on the question only the student members "volunteer for each seat on campus politics is so lcaw TUSe. that anyone who wants .an of how well TUSC IS per need approve the selection forming, That is an entirely of student representatives The Third College official position can have aadCheap separate matter My only to committees, or the Council itself was ap one. SC . Turn Off the Water addition of student pointed last sprirfg by a' If a person is willing to point here is that TU IS Four years ago Ihis wee1, 0" Su"Jay, May 10, byf...... Si_ Shots committee of faculty and . make the time com- operating entirely on members to MCC itself. mitment and if he does not authority granted to it by 1970, George 117m", a UCSD slude", walud mlo At Third College, the students, organized 'and insist o~ his first choice ' the university ad Between the V A Hospital and the medical school, at End Revelle Plaza wilh a sig" a"d a ca" ofgasoli"e. The dean's office sends out chaired by Pasqual Mar P9sition, he is virtually Any .c.laims one time or another in the shadow of both, sit ten long, si~" read, "I" God's 1Iame, E"d the War." DROP OUT OF letters to all the students tinez, who was then Dean ministratio~ . assured of getting an ap- that TUSC IS the legitimate identical wooden buildings, their windows mostly Dlsplayi"g a"d spedi"g Ihose words Wi""e poured each fall, asking for of Third College. It must be pointment. And, with"Only a voice of the under,sra?uate boarded and their paint almost gone. Not many people the gasoline over his body and proceetied 10 im HIGH SCHOOL? volunteers to serve on noted, though,' that this few exceptions, once he is students. at UCSD IS Simply walk by them, because there is no place to go on the molale himself Wi""e died several hours laler. committees. From those organizational method was other side that would cause someone to walk by from The evenl of Winne's immolation, however, went who respond, the dean's chosen by Third College in office his position is not lustlfled . The CIRCLE THE SKILLS YOU WANT! secure as long as he con- In future columns I hope campus, except perhaps the Bank of America. unreported in most news media. The more spec office selects two TUSC students in a college-wide tinues to attend meetings. to explore further the tacular turbulence of mass demonstralions occurin&. representatives, and the ballo~ . -- . .. ------' At Revelle College, all Simple failure to attend history of student govern All around the place the tumbleweeds and the pink across the country in Ihe wa1e of the Kent State Third College Council picks meetings on a regular basis ment at UCSD, and . to and yellow flowers of the ice-plant have taken over shootings and the invasion of Camboaia claimed AUTO MECHANIC the third. However, the threE: .rUSC representatives again, and the grass grows as high as it wants to precedence over Winne's individual act. .;WEATING are appointed by a majority is by far the largest cause of suggest some pOSSIble EATING WITH A FORK AUTO EROTICISM personnel turnover on the alternatives for the future War' Granted, Winne's act probably did nothing to end ANAL COMPULSION vote of the Revelle Com HUMANITIES PROF . The buildings once were barracks for the Marine base the war in Vietnam, but in his act of immolation he CHOOSING A mittee on College Affairs, a for which Matthew's Campus was named. If you can made himself a symbol of the anguish grippin~ LOAFING body composed of six Styron TEXAN DEODORANT Poli Sci manage not to look up at the two monoliths towering on Amen·ca. Rarely are people wtlling to act upon theIr PARKING ATTENDANT stuqents, three faculty. and continued from page 2 either side, the setting will make you feel a little own, yet Winne was unafraid to do so, unlille so FRENCH ACCENT three administrators. The [PROCTOLOGY] LARGE BICEPS Congressional candidate Salm Kolis also attended the timeless; the kind of sensation that comes from being in many who are unable to thi"k or act without the COMM. BOARD Next year the P .5. student members of RCCA CHtROPRACTlC are chosen in a college meeting. She called for students to join the SWP and to a place whose purpose is lost. There are paths still, and support or anonymity of the mass either behi"d or CHAIRMAN Department will adej though they are overgrown and unused, because they wide election in May of support its attempts to get on the ~all<:>t . . around them. Winne, unprotected by the anonymity several courses including The SWP is challenging the constitutionality of the no longer go anywhere, I could almost imagine the neat of the mass, reaffirmed the . spin't of individual each year. Participation in ------.the senior sequence : present law, which requires new polit.ical parties to rows of green-clad men, about as old as tho e who go to ORLD.WIDE LETTER SCHOOL the walk-up balloting last thought and action. During the first quarter of either get 600,000 signatures on a petition or 60,000 school here now, marching along, counting each step spring was about 600 out of The collective acts ofmasses may ultimately cause the sequence students will registered members before its candidates' ~am es may out loud, looking nowhere but ahead . It was an Image change to occur, yet it is in the actions ofindividuals OFFERS THESE AND MORE! be required to write 2,300 eligible voters . strong enough to blot out, for a moment, the one of the By now the picture be placed on the ballot. where the moral conscience to cause change is several short papers on Only three people, outS ide of the organizers of the medical buildings. should be clear; TUSC has initially raised. If is this power of the individual to Issues of current im event, were pre sent, but a later meeting drew a crowd of stir conscience which we should recall and honor on HAVE SOMEONE READ THESE LETTERS FROM portance and will pick one essentially no popu lar fourteen. When I finished indulging myself in irony, I started to this day . May we be as brave. SATISFIED STUDENTS TO YOU: of these areas and devote mandate The only sem explore around and between the barracks, looking in the entire second quarter blance of democrati c windows and such . The university, apparently, uses J.B. of Hapless, Vt, says: "Before I ,to study of that issue. student representation Percy them for storage, because there were boxes of magnetic tried WWLS I was stuck in a low Another new course will exists at Revelle College, continued from page 2 tape, air conditioning units, and all sorts of stray parts paying job J didn ', tille. Now I like be offered on the Supreme and even there It IS indirect said a tax cut right now would be "disastrous." . and tubes. The doors were locked, but enough of the .------The Co.ndidates ------, it. " Court by Dr. Shapiro, a and diluted by the six non The 50 year old senator said that he was agamst full windows were either broken or uncovered to give me specialist in that area. student members of RCCA . campaign financing from th~ governmen~ . He did say some idea of what was inside. Styron for Senate: Percy Expects No '74 S.s. ofDeath Valley, Ca. says: "My Dr . Lakoff, whose major The group which TUSC however, that he was in favor of matching campaign actually represents and to boss hassled me one time too many, fields include politica~ funds . Then I found that the UCSD Recycling Center ha~ its No Military, CIA Republican Gains so 1 lold him what to do wilh ii, theory and relations which TUSC is directly Percy also praIsed Congressman Bob W ilson calling headquarters in one of the buildings, a realization that accountable is the truly by Chris Rauber by James G, Soto Thanks to my WWLS training, I between science an" him a bulwark of the two party system He said Wilson took away some of the thrill of having found something government, said he is minute segment of the is well known in Washington for his close contact With The Socialist Workers Party (SWP) candidate for Alan Senator Charles Percy said Saturday in San Diego that groveled for mercy-and at ill unknown, or at least something no one else was paying very interested in " the student body consisting of constituents. Bob Wilson and San Diego Mayor Pete Cranston's U.S. Senate seat, Dan Styron, was unable to "the Republican party cannot possibly gain any House much attention to. impact of sc ience and those students who have Wilson were both in attendance. or Senate seats or any Governors mansions in 1974. attend a scheduled talk at U.C.S.D. last week due to Okay deadbeats, here's your chance. Just dip your technology on society. I sufficient interest in student Percy ended hi~ talk by calling all Republicans to The center is in what appears to have been the illness, but the SWP program was discussed by his Percy, a liberal Republican from Illinois, was speaking address fr~m a recent letter and put il in an envelope love to teach it and I will government and related remember the so called 11th Commandment " thou campaign committee's chairperson, Mark Schneider. at a press conference and later at a bruncheon spon bathroom for the group of barracks-I could see where along with a blank check. Tell us what skills you want be teaching it here." He activities to sacrifice the shall not speak evil of another Republican " the sinh and mirrors had been bolted to the wall, on Schneider said that Styron's " main qualification for sored by the San Diego Republican Associates Saturday and you're on the pack trail to success! has written several books which were stenciled the words "TURN OFF THE the office is the program he stands on ." He also em morning at the Vacation Village Hotel in San Diego's in these ar as, including, WATER ." phasized Styron's activities in the past decade as an Mission Bay. WORLD WIDE Private Government, and anti-war and trade union organizer Although Percy wanted to talk about other issues, Science and the Nation. I remembered having read that men in boot camp Styron participated in the Berkeley Free Speech most of the questions from the press were about LETTER SCHOOL* His recent articles include have to watch movies on how to brush one's teeth, and I Movement in 1964 and organized the first anti-war Watergate. Percy said that although he hadn't had the " Science Policy for the wondered whether the particular soldier standing in teach-in in 1965. time to read all the transcripts, he was "shocked and GENERAL DELIVERY 1970 , Canada Debates ~ca Sl(.l': what would be the " newspapers" section of the UCSD Styron's SWP program includes: a cut-off of the U.S. surprised at the tone of the transcripts." He went on to NEW YORK, NEW YORK 10017 the Options" and a paper recycling center had brushed his teeth the Marine military's funding, the disbanding of the Central In say that in all the years he had never known Ri chard on changes in American Corps' way, or his way. I couldn't decide. tellig nee Agency (C.I.A), a 100% tax on personal Nixon to talk with expletives. Percy was also surprised -SUBSIDIARY OF llT. science policy. MESSENGER SERVIC'/f./t. income over $30,000 a year (with no tax on personal that so many of the top presidential advisors wasted "-~ llT.' Chances are, we own you. I met my friend while I was examining what used to income under $15 ,000 a year), and the nationalizatio'n time with "talk of trivia." be a big, communal shower stall . He was standing of the oi I industry. Percy said that if he were the President he would " put out ide, watching me through the ooen door, and was a The Socialist Workers candidal also favors the in all the facts on the table." He did say however that he big , swayback cat, the kind of cat you would expect to clusi'on of a cost-of-living " esca lator" clause in every was glad the President released the transcripts. Percy be living in a deserted bunch of Marine barracks. After workers contract to help ease the burden of inflation. To said he would read the transcripts on the plane trip back we had considered each other for a few moments, my combat unemployment the SWP favors a 30 hour work to Washington. Energy SeeEurqpe first step in hi~ direction sent him scurrying off, to slip ' week (at current wages) to open up new jobs for the The Illinois Republican concentrated on party unity under one of the buildings just as I came outside. unemployed in his prepared statement to the press and in his speech I was caught up in the thri II of the chase, creeping The uncovering of Watergate and related scandals to the Republican Associates . Per cy said the GOP must in luxurg and comfort. about between the buildings, now noticing that there didn't surprise the SWP, Schneider said. They've had broaden its base. The Republican party must becom a Alternatives were cat prints near the sides of all the buildings. This their own problems with espionage and wiretapping, he truly national party. claimed and are in the process of filing a lawsuit "Our party has a grave challenge, Percy said. At No And tiring it back wa s the cat's territory. against' Nixon, the Federal Bureau of Investigation time has the GOP had so much difficulty gaining I had hoped that he woulc;l at least be on guard for me (F .B.I l. and others for all gedly illegally tapping their support. Percy ca lled upon Repub licans to have a sense Third College will begin for a while, but when I em rged from between two their Energy Conference with gOU. phones, opening their mail, and planting informants in of tolerance. buildings, he wa s carelessly walking away, most likely th eir meetings They are also calling for an indep ndent On inflation, Percy said the best way to stop it right with a lecture on the effects bor('d And wh en he looked over his shoulder at me, his investigation of alleged r .B.1. involvement in th now was to vote against the tax cut proposed In of th e energy cri sis on ('x rress ion sent me, obedient, back up th hill murders of Malcolm X and Martin Luther King. Congress. 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Len- long...... n Important factor in the process of determining one's 210 worde .r•• ublKt to editing. degree of outrage over the paltry minimum wage ir. ~ ...c:e IImlUtion. prev.nt the creases, and the decline in value of the wages of the "rlntlng of .11 .rllcl... nd lett.... 1st AFRO-LATINO MUSIC FESTIVAL gained popularity nation-wide through underpaid, such as farmworkers. On Sunday afternoon, May 12th at San his style of Puerto Rican Latin-jazz music LUTHER 'S BLUES, Luther Allison-Gordy often seem s ~ o casual and low-kp y Ih.ll Suppose we want to know how long it will take a Diego State University's Greek Bowl one and has a number of best-selling albums. G967 sometimes It'S downright horlng Wallow wage of S2 per hour to be worth Sl per hour at a given of the best AFRO-LATINO-JAZZ music The Afro-Latino Music Festival is a Luther Allison has been part of the RATED : FAIR rate of inflation, say fifteen per cent. The procedure is festivals wi II be presented to the San joint venture on the part of The Farm Chicago blues scene for over a decade Editor: simple. Since we wish to find out how long it will take Diego area. workers Support Group, M .E.C.H .A . and playing and seemingly doing littl more It is unfortunate if money to halve in value, we merely look up the natural The royalty of Afro-Latino-Jazz music the Black Student Council. All the efforts than following the musical footsteps of Provost Stewart saw my logarithm of 2 in a table (it is 0.7) and divide this will perform at this unique out-door they are putting into this event as well as his primary influences Otis Rush and ETCETERAS letter in a past TT as a number by fifteen, our rate of inflation. (Oon't worry Magic Sam . I'd come to think of him as concert. Headlining the d"y'~ bill is the services of the musicians who are Premiering at the Cann 5 I 11 m I I'\t 11.-,1 I personal attack against him. about decimal points.) Seven divided by fifteen is .47, or Azteca .. a nationally-known group of performing goes to benefit the struggle of an imitator, not a personally creative on May 17, IS the generated (or " It I was writing in a fit of rage almost .5, hence it will take only five years for ' ..,yo musicians who record for Columbia the United Farmworkers. All funds musician, but his new LP "Luther's Blues" degenerated?) sequ I to thp anlmawd ••• , ••N TN ••LUNT, OUTSPOIl.N ".IID1NT lAID "WILL W. MIGHT INIT and o.utrage at what is being dollars to become worth only one dollar. Hence a requires a redefinition of his abilities. In Records Sharing the bill will be the collected will help in the buying of food film " Fritz the Cat", entltl d, "Th(' " nt' lAID (INAUDI.U) WHA' COUON MIGHT ••• PLmvi DlLnD) • • • AND Gil IN done to me and other .. professor now making twenty thousand dollars per year <;11,1 it's a surprisingly compelling, con (INAU_Ll) MONIY AND WMA' INI ( ...... mvl DIlITID) II Gf\ING ON'" TO immortal Mongo Santamaria who has not staples and other supplies for the farm Lives of Fritz the Cat" . Th e film \\.1' literature majors at this who does not get any raises will have a salary of (ef- vinci ng set of urban blues reflecting a WHICH INI LOYAL NALDIMAN ••PLI. '"l1AN." •••' performed in San Diego for many years. workers and their families. scored and conducted hy not en 1M I university, and I was.!lQ1 fectively) ten thousand dollars in five years . And just Mongo Santamaria is best known for his great deal of personal artistic com saxophonist Tom Scott trying to make a statement think how small his effective retirement pay will be! hit recording " Watermelon Man ." Cal Tickets are priced at only: $3.50 in mitment. High points are the opening Guitarist John M claughlin hd' about the content of the Looked at another way, suppose one remembers the title tune which features a fine display of Tjader who also is a figurehead.in West advance for all Sa n Diego State completed the formation of hl ~ (l 1I -nl'''' The Crawling Eye Report letters to Muir parents. If price of gasoline as thirty cents per gallon three years coas t Latin-jazz circles will be playing University Students and $4.00 advance blues-guitar finesse, Roosevelt Sykes' Mahavishnu Orchestra (an l 1-ple(p apologies are deemed ago. It is now about sixty cents per gallon, and so has with Irumpeter Luis Gasca who also for the general public. Tickets wi II also " Driving Wheel", and a superb rendition group). wh ich Includes McLaughlin necessary they are hereby doubled in three years. How long would it take to be sold at the door for $4.50, or are of Magic Sam 's trademark song, " Ea sy Ellsberg is the obvious from off-the-wall records on Tjader's record label, Fantasy guitar, Jean-Lu c Ponty, Vi olin, G(I\ If' Yeah, I'm about to offered. double at an inflation rate of six per cent? We divide six avai lable now at the Student Center Box Baby" example, but perhaps even publications, I got my angle records . Last but not least will be the Moran, vocals and keyboa r d~ , Ralph scream "Conspiracy!" again UCSD like other "in- into seven and get 1.2, so it would normally take twelve Office. This is a solid blues album both more important are the just by reading newspapers. Willie Bobo Band. Senor Bobo ha s Armstrong, bass, Michael "" aldan with some fresh ammo, and stitutions of higher lear- years, or until 1983 to reach the current price. tastefully produced and performed. intelligence agents and ex San Diego Union, L.A. drums; plus the support of a .. trlng I still think the SLA smells ning" is here to be utilized What is the reason for this procedure? From here on RATED : GOOD agents who aren't so crazy Times, nothing more. quartet (two violins, Viola and cello) dnd funny, but before J get back by its student body; to aid the reader is assumed to be familiar with calculus' art 2 of 4 Part Seri about their work and . Newspapers present stories two ho rn players (trum pet and into all that, I want to try them in achieving not only through math 2B. Suppose we have D dollars, and wan; anonymously break their in fragmented fashion, they .,. '" flugelhorn) and clarify a few things for what the " outside world" to know when they will halve in value at a rate r of .. oaths of sec recy to con drop stories or bury them The group's first album Apocalypw the people who read the deems necessary in a inflation. We then wish to solve the following equation The Renaissance of the Super-Hero SOUNDS , Howard Roberts -Capitol tri bute to the investigations deep in Section W when IS already compl ted and 1eatur ., hI' last two articles ( ee North college graduate, but also for x: D(exp(-rx)) = 'I, D. So we divide both sides by 0, ST11247 of "assassi nologists" and they cease to be "newsy", Blake Shira Mahavishn u Orchestra backed b\ the Star, previous two issues) to aid them in what they and then take the naturallogrithm of both sides to get. - day count rpart, but morr Howard Roberts has been on the west other students of con they never put stuff in After the enate hearings appearance of the Fantastic e(1tlre London Symphony O r che~tra and h ave doubtlessly themselves feel is im- rx = In( 'I,)= -ln(2). often uch meeting> coast since 1950 building a deserved spiracy. So when I quote, context. But you can. A lot In 1955 concerning the lour This comic began the conducted by Michael Tilson-Thoma thought, " Interesting idea, portant. This may sound Multiply both sides by minus one and then divide by r provided for an interesting. reputation as one of the top se ss Ion say, the work of Mark Lane of the good info is in the Impact of horror comi s on Marvel Age of comics, The LP wi ll be released In May and was but where's the proof?" rather pompous on my part to get: x= In(2)/ r. Note that there is nothing special blend of nostalgia with guitarists and a fine jazz solOist In his (author of Rush to middle or end of some children, the Comics Code drawing its name from the produced by ex-Beatles producer Georg First of all, I don't want to but I think that about 2 in this procedure. If we want to know, for con tem por a ry theme s . own right. Unfortunately, "Sounds" IS Judgement and co-author, interminably long and dull lli2 Authority was established. publishers of the rantastic Martin. take any bows for the Professors are here to be examp Ie, how long it will take our salary to become one Many of th first and simply a glossy aggregate of ten pop with ex-UCLA prof Donald account of something you That ~ma ll stamp in the Four. Other costumed The film version of the Who's rock " interesting idea" . If you've used by us to further.QJ.!! third of its current value at a given rate of inflation r, we early Issues of these comics songs play d with much more polish Freed, of Executive Action), didn't want to read about upper right-hand corner of a heroes of the Marvel Age, in opera "Tommy", IS presently being ever studied the major educations (as well as their mere I y divide In(3) = 1.1 by r. The answer x has years as are very valuable today. than imagination. 5010 spontaneity and I can't tell you where he got anyway. Sure, you have to ( om Ie book is partially order of appearan ce, were. produced in London under the direc tion assassi nations of the la t own!). and that they should units, si nce inflation rates are given "per annum", i.e , Perhap the best example creativity is altogether sacrificed in favor some of his stuff becau e he look other places to fill in responsible for the death of Antma n , Spiderman , of Ken Ru ssell (" The Devils" , "Women In eleven years (Malcolm X, be considered not as from this period (1956- of a commercially viable sound What can't say . But I trust him. If the blanks, but you can get per year. horror stories and the rise of Ironman, the X-men, Love", " Sunday, Bloody Sunday" ) \1\ hlle JFK , RFK , Martin Luther unreachable "gods" whose present) IS Fantastic Four results is a sterility close to the pop-Jazz you're going to maintain a the framework delivered to the sup r-hero It was Daredevil and countless the film's starring roles went to Ann King, the Wallace attempt) every uttered word we #1 , now worth well over of Oeodato or maybe... Ferrante & conspiracy p rspective, you your doorstep for a few impossible to continue other characters. Margaret and Oliver Reed, there's ~o m p or If you know very much should carefully take down $50.00 . Others are easily Teicher. bucks a month. PARTY: prlnttng gory, uncensored In addition, ~everal Interesting casting among supporting about U .S. domestic and need trust in great measure. in· our notes-mindle sly, RATED: FAIR So, I'll footnote where qories whd trying to Golden Age personalities worth around $3000 today roles, for instance, Ro ger Daltry a foreign intell igence Intuition, imagination, and without questioning-but There will be a party to other people. Tickets can ***. reasonable and possible, adhere to the ode . from the 1940' " were The rea on, of course, is the Tommy, Elton John as the Pinball operations, it is not much of diligent research are all rather, we should consider aid Chilean scholars on be purchased at the important. Unfortunately, but I can't promise absolute Even before the CCA revived , Including Captain law of upply and demand Wizard, Er ic Clapton as the Pr eacher. a deduction to suspect the them as fellow human Sunday May 12 starting literature department Whil all titles ge nerally sLA of being a staging in though, a lot of the material irrefutability. A case like ')ome attempts were being America, Submarine, and I CAN'T STAND THE RAIN, Ann Tina Turner as the ACid Q ueen and Ke ith beings who have been at 6 : 30 ~ . m . It wiil be held office, which Is on the have the ~ame rough cir on these subjects is not the JFK assassination is easy fourth floor of bldg 20, made to revive t he the Human Torch The Peebles- London XSH132079 Moon as Uncle Erni e Th e film ''III thiS bag "learning" things for a while culation, th demand IS itself well-documented, for anyone to get into' that at the I~ternatlonal Muir campus. There will (o~ tum e- hero Th first to Det ctive Comics Com This is a solid album of contemporary feature the ori ginal Peter To" n longer than us, who can decided by collectors who either for reasons like" just the Warren Commission Center, and tickets are 52 be FOOD, MUSIC, and !'m prge wa the new pany, the publish rs of the rhythm and blues highlighted overall by send/Who composi tions plus ome n e '~ As for proof, well, I'll help us to learn as well (a evaluate plot and art said or because it's sloppily covered up a conspiracy to for students and $3 for DRINK, All come!! " flash", app ari ng in highly ~ Ll c ce)sful Super- Ms. Peebles "lIve" show-stopper, the Townsend additions ColumbIa Pi ctures never be able to satisfy friend of mine says that she continuity In some of the anyone' s social studies written. So you gotta have kill the President is howca'Se #4 In the fall of man -- f3atman comiCS , knockout title tune " I Can 't Stand the wi II distribute the ftlm In the U S irrefutable. The Com likes to " pick their brains" ,":======::' 195 6 Progre~s on the brought back ('ven more h 5t comics The reason for Eri C Cl apton, IS still bu y at Miami', teacher These are faith in its credibility. And, to help herself-a phrase Rain". Ann's voice has the strength and mission conducted such a rps urrection Pal-: ,4 Tritop Ti",e" MilY 7, 1974 I I • I I. I , , PHOTO 2 Quiz PHOTO 6 PHOTO 8 Here's the way it works. Each what prizes! 1st place winner '. the nine numbered photos On receives 2 tickets to the Kinks page are spots that can be found concert on Thursday May 16th in Kid the UCSD campus. Each spot the Community Concourse' s unique and many of them Golden Hall. 2nd and third place probabl.y walk right by every winners will receive stereo LP's. Corner The contest is then this' Try Address all entries to Quiz Kid -.' identify each of the nine (ontest #4, c/o Tritpn Tir:nes, (or describing where they are on just bring 'em by .the office in Blake Contest #4 campus. The desciptions sha ul Hall ). In case of ties, earliest as complete as possible. received entry will win, so get The person correctly Inpnlol"- started now. Contest deadline is the most photos will be the mi dnight Tuesday May 14. Happy (see .. what could be simpler). hu nting! I .." ...... -,.~; , LL IALL I I ,IALL PHOTO 1 PHOTO 3 PHOTO 7 PHOTO 9 .---- FUND RAISING PARTY- -- LOW PRI CES HI GH TRAD E-IN S RENTALS TO AID CHILEAN SCHOLARS PRO FESSIONAL & You really think you're saving does it all. Total wets, soaks, cleans IND USTRIAL SUNDAY, MAY 12 6:30 PM something. Like the time it takes for and cushions. And you only have to proper lens carc. And the cost of dif- use a single solution to get the whole DEALER SHIPS ferent solutions. 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FREE VALIDATED PARKING Student Center BOl Office, ',med A.r~e Medical O" •• ,on. "SO ,n San UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE 2356564 lanauap Dept., and Spanish Office, FOCUi on Nick White Netters Impress' There's A Superstar Among Us by Bob Moss In Clean Sweep A55istilnt Supervisor Physical Education Department This weekend the men's making for an abreviated tennis team swept up three match. All the Tritons were "I'm the greatest" Is a reflection of the personal victories to finish their in top form , apparently attitude and philosophy of star UCSD tennis player district matches. Point carried over from Thursday. Nick White, Why should this you'ng man feel Loma was downed 9-0, The first Singles match was s~ confident about his personal tennis skills? One Southern California Co llege a close one that could have obvious reason is his recognition by Pancho Segura, ,-1, and Azusa Pacific 5-4. gone either way. As it who is noted as the premier tennis Instructor in the Thursday' watch agai nst happened, S.C C. claimed '. world, as having more potential and strength than Point Loma was an easy Angel Lopez's match as any 16 year old he has ever seen, Currently, Nick is win, as the core shows. their only point. In th e receiving specia~ instructions from the Every pl ayer on Ihe Triton econd si ngles, lack Tawfik Triton Nine Split distinguished Segura, resident tennis pro at La team was con fident, used lobs to his advantage, Costa Country Club. Moreover; · the greatness of pl aying good, ~ t eady wi nning &-2, 6-4. Ri chard Schrock Nick White Is evident by his number one ranking on Mark Cross games rreer, on a winning tr ak the UCSD tennis team at the age of (yes, you're I n the si ngles mat he : since his famed match Pair With Azusa reading correctly) 16 yearsl To top things off, Nick Angel Lopez 6-76-26-3 against Fullerton, gai ned a has maintained a 3.4 grade pOint average, during his Obscure Sports Dept. tear- ooint for UCSD, 6-2, 7- After splitting a double manage to hold on to first quarter as a Third College Freshman! ick White 6-76-3 , . Playing the fourth header with league leading second they will advance to Winner of 25% of all tournaments he's par Ingl s, Tony Lopez beat his Azusa Pacific, the Triton the District playoffs at the ticipated In, Nick first became interested in tennis lack Tawfik 6-16-0 opponent, 7-5, 6-2, with baseball squad is looking to end of the season . On the while watching the 1971 Wimbledon and Forest Hills Spring Gelandesprung Impressive n t s h o t ~ . three important games this season the Tritons have an Is Championships on television. It was at that point in Richardlr er 7-56-2 The two doubles matches week, the outcomes of overall record of 17-12. time (just a little more than three years ago), Nick we re no contes t for U SO which will determine vowed to himself: "One day I'll be there!" Today, hack fisher 6-36-2 bv Kirk Robinson rording to team captain Jan Bridgman and Gai l Moeller. picked up by th team Angel Lopez and Bi ll Duke, whether or not they go to Nick's intermediate-range goal is to become the rronek. The UCSD Men's members themselves. a duo who work well the NAIA District III On Friday the Tritons will I t is halfway through best Junior tennis player in the world ; and in so team took fifth place while The team finl hed its 1 ony Lope7 6-46-2 together , f inaliled their playoffs. Presently in play host to UC Irvine, the spring quarter and most of doing, capture titles at both Wimbledon and Forest the women finished in sixth season d week ago with a Looking to next year ~c or e at 6-2 , 6-3 Dave seco nd place, the Tritons top small college (NCAA) us have already caught the Hills, place overall an Diego pair of giant slaloms at Fro nek fee ls that UCSD will I roker dnd Kurt I nstrup, mus t face Cal Baptist at team in the country. The pring fever. The weather, Majoring in economics, Nick's long range life goal Photos by Bill Schairer tate and UC Santa Barbara Mammoth. In the Saturday again hav a fine team as In the doubles matches another regular pair, Riverside today, then host Anteaters won the small for the most part, has b en is to become a positive force In the establishment of took the top honor this ra ce Cross took fourth, with quite a few members of this Angel Lopez & ha k br eezed by ( ~ at 6-0, 6-1 third place Point Loma in a college crown last year and sunny and warm causing more meaningful economical involvement for Black year . years team will be returning fisher 6-46-2 aturday, at A/u~a double hea der on Saturday. are presently the top ranked mo t of us to head to the Mayne coming in tenth On people, "1 don't want to make tennis my entire life," endeavors allowing him opportunities to meet and for next season. Fronek also Pa c ific, U SO rou nded up team in the country, having associate with top-notch personalities , both In and beaches . In six weeks all of On the eason there were unday Joel cam back to Nick matter of factly states, "But I will utilize my mentioned the possibility Tony Lopez & Richard their s ea~on matches with I n la st Saturday'S action amassed a winning streak out of the tennis world, His greatest tennis thrills us will be out of school and ten racing weekends with r apture second place in a tennis resources as a means of helping myself r so I that SC ISA might introduce Freer 6-2 6-4 appropriat Iy nough, a 5-4 at Azusa Pacific UCSD took of at least 18 games . They have centered around his contributions to the 1972 head d to or looking for two races scheduled ach fine race . The women didn't will be In the best position to effectively Influence freestyle ski i ng competition victory The si ngles were the first game 7-3 behind have bea ten suc h teams as and 1973 CIF Tea,m Championships. won by his ummer jobs. Keeping all of weekend Competition was fare too well, either falling economic conditions for my peoplel" for the upcoming season. Dave Froker & Tom split !n half between the the pitching of Randy Arizona State and USc. With a sparkling gleam In his eye, Nick quickly Beverly Hills High SchOOl tennis team . Nick was this in mind it is hard to held in all three alpin on the icy course or So Hot Doggers get out your Neches 6-1 6-0 two schools, each getting Miller. In th e second game cites his parents and brother for encouraging him to also selected to the 1973 CIF (statewide) All Star believe that the UCSD ski skiing events, with an fini shing in the econd tpn . kis and start practici ng- if three win . UCSD laimed the Tnton pitchers ran into But the big games for the strive for more than he can naturally achieve : "1 tennis squad. Nick's conflttence has also been team just finished their mphasis on giant slalom rronek comment d that for you can find any snow (you th 2nd , 3rd and 5th trouble with the AP Bats, UCSD baseball squad are on thrive on winni ng for not only myself, but for my nurtured by several opportunities to travel competitive eason . and slalom as downhill this late in the eason the might try Austrialia or New The following day, matches; all six were of losing 9-3. Saturd ay as they host Point family and friends who have Inspired me to my throughout the country ; during the past three events could only be held at racing condition s were Zealand) between now and Since January the fifteen Southern Ca liforn ia College close, hard comp tltion' Lorna in a double header current level of progressive development." In an months, he has played In tournaments at Miami lune Mt. Races wer held in quite good, though rather next year hardy ouls of the Tnton Ski sent only four of their team, that will determine the final easy and relaxed manner, Nick continued to chat : Beach and New York, and during the past Summer, the local mountains (Big icy In the morning when the I n the first game Miller team have been spending Jack Tawfik 6-27-5 repre entative to the Nick played in no less than seven different states. women ran the course stymied th e Azusa Pacific " Hard work, determination, dedication to the game, very other weekend on thE.' Bear). District playoffs. Point bats while Curt Jenkins and along with the desire to win, will be the basis for my lopes of such mountain as Richard Freer 1-66-46-2 Loma is presently in third The UCSD Men's team Three weeks ago the Danny Kilpatrick supplied future tennis success! " Nick White's success story is one packed full of Mammoth and June, place o nly one game was lead by Joel Mayne, team turned in one of its the fire power to lead the Nick receives special satisfaction from his tennis positive attitude and, self confk:lence building competing for honors In Shack Fisher 5-76-26-2 behind the TritMS who took fifth place overall fin er performances, with t am to its 7-3 win. Miller principles, UCSD students, who dare to visualize elSA (Southern California for the season, Doug the men takin g fir t place was able to get the AP themselves achieving the fullest limits of their I nterc ollegiate Skiing earless rosdick 4-66-46-4 Schrock, Mark Cross, and overall on the strength of r hitters to pop up and human potential, need only use the " N ick Wh ite A sociation) Fronek. Alice Cantelow, several fine ' individual ground out weakly, taking Success Saga" as living model of confidence and Dave Froker 7-66-3 1M Volleyball News a This season the Triton Zdenka Fronek, Joann Black performances. In one race some of the load off of the self motivated student leadership. Yes , Nick Wh ite sklE.'r s did quite well in the and Kim Hoesteray paced the men took second, fifth defense. is certainly deserving of the title : " The Super Star Tom Neches 6-06-2 Monday night football in spite of a few close calls. last quarter veteran team 17 member SCISA ac · the Women's team . Others and seventh places, has been replaced! For that The Pinchy Carbs are in having placed second in the Amongst Us ;" he is a student legend in his own powering the team to its In the seco nd game Bob matter, 0 ·has Thur day the lead in the Salty Dog Memorial League . Oink's time ; for one, I am thoroughly convinced th.::! Nick that added valuable team first place finish . quest for the ' league White will be a tremendous success at everything he The fi rst doubles was a Lofgren and Jeff Wiederholt Night at the Movies. At L ague. The ir record stands points included Larry Itrives to achlevelll lose match for Ri chard both had problem s on the least they have been for 21 at 5-1, four games ahead of championship could be Braslow, Paul Clayessens, Skii ng IS one of the more interesting to follow with r reer and Dave Froker, mou nd, neither of them energized teams of coed the next place team . Each Peter Binstock, Paul demanding sports at UCSD . the tough competition ending with the advantage lasting more than three volleyball players . With ga me has been a close one, The dedicated members of offered by the Nerds. for Azusa 6-4, 7-6. UCSD innings. The Tritons staged t he season nearly half but the Carbs have relied on TYPING--MARILYN the team spend every other Lastly, the Fried Chicken won th e 2nd and 3rd a last inning rally but fell a finished , the top teamS' are Bob, John and Ron to stay weeke nd, from Friday night League , composed of the doubles to win the match. bit short. They did score beginning to take their in all the gam s. would Ilk. 10 tyPI your peP" , to Sunday night, either volley-ball rookies ! Thus t'-I., atc. She I. up.rlenced Shack risher and the ever two runs, but left the ba ses places . Play-offs wi II be - I n the Dark Horse skii ng or driving to or from far, the league has seen on I" 1YPII of PIP"" flat, Fearless r 0 dick ~co r ed 6-0, loaded. Mark Farar pitched held around the end of the League, stron g competition .....o ..bl. .nd h. .n IBM. a race, without getting any Ijttle action due in part to 6-7 , 6-2 . Tom Neches and the la st three innings for the month. seems to be emergi ng PI_ c ..1 her .t __10m . time to get much studying several forfeits, but Las • lack Tawfik easi ly kept the Tritons, allowing only one between the Nerds, with a done . Razas with a 3-1 record MAKE lead 6-1. 6-2. run, but the damage had I n the Sac red Cow 6-2 record, and Oink, whose must not be overlooked. Las Another problem that the The tennis season will be been done' earlier as Azusa League , the first place team record is 5-1. The teams wi II PATIO Razas has exhibited fine team faces is that of ex offiCia lly over at th NAIA Pacific mounted a 9-1 lead. is the Fly Swatters with a 6{) face each other a week YOURVW' gymnast ics performances FlOR ISTS-G IRS penses . The team is par District Championship next record . An experienced from Monday at 8:00. The from ace acrobat Herb in . ~ STREAK... tia lly funded by the Athletic weekend at Redlands. The Tritons are presently team, the Swatters won the Nerds are composed of 40235 Governor Dr his dangerous so mersau lt Department, but a lot of the Coach Tad Yamaguchi in econd place in the Ego League during winter over-all strength with power . substitution act, as well as • 453-4173 expenses incu rred mu t be Photos by Jan Fronek predicts his men wi ll cor Southern Division, NAIA quarter volleyball. Between coming from Griff, Harley . District III with a league Dave, Holly, John and Lee and Jim, and se ts from Lynn some fairly decent ftf the s.uiln stlrti"1 lui" 117t and place highly. • ••• record of 13-6. If they the Swatters have managed and Shelley. Oink is another volleyball. [urllII.d willluist qulifitd AIllII' • e • in" students in lIi"i", IdmissiGl e ••••••••••••• 10 r.~.,niled ."rstll lIIediul NOW IN ~ TOUCHSTONE PAPERBACK "hHls. Send Mom a care Open Letter •••• ring it in for a Send her the FTD Sweet Surprise latest fashions The Rec reation Office wishes to ex press sincere And tbt's just the bt,i""i"" ~~~'~. for Mother's Day (May 12th). THE $inct 1f'le ""au',' bl rtler c.ons1itulu thanks to all those who helped pl an, set-up and execute in wire frames tht pffponCler Jft dIU,cun,. In succeed . the tricycle ra ces this past Saturday. They were a huge Inc It • fore l(n , chool, tf'le Euromed prOlr,m ,Iso inc ludes In inlensive ~SUrp'i ... success and hopefully have laid the groundwork for a dr. marvin lHA 1 INCLUDES PO INTS & PLU GSI arronQe N ••d fourth In L.J . VIII. Apt. Now Loet: Th. K.y To My H.. rt. 1." EI.ctrlc.1 Equlpm.nt Rack BOSE 901 Dlr.ct/Refl.ctln. WOMANCARE . 1010 G.rn.t"· to .nd qtr. M2.1O ft utll. On. block Solitary k.y on .u.d. .trap .Ida p.n.I•• r.. r door. air blow.r. Sp.ak.r Sy.t.m•• 210 . Wrlta John 71111 Birth Control. Pr•• n.n, f wanted from .chool. 4&3·7311 1li/10, probebly 2722. JOI: 4113·2173 11/101 7ft taU Lor.n 462·1837 16/7' M.llw.lI. 6110 Winthrop St.. SO. T.. ta Abortion. Pr.n.tal C.r• . '89 FI.t 810 Spider; r.bullt .nglne; 92117 11i/71 1P6/.' • WANTED: U.ed Refrl ••r.tor In Enclnlte. Condo. 2 BR. View one LOST: KEYS on a k.y ring. c.1I 7Ii6- naw tlr.. ; n.w top; m·0231 or f.lrly good condition. C.1i 7&6-1886 p.,.on mu.t be 4Ii& oth.r. 18& &e03 or 435-20lI0.111133 end a.k for 431-04&1 IIiI7l BSA 8IOcc ."clnt condo 60 ml p.r TYPING · MARILYN would Ilk. tu or Ext 21116. C.rol (5 /7' N.w t300 282·1821 (lil101 L.ralne 11/10' .al. 12000 mi. MOO. C.II 463-7118 • typ.your peper. th•• I •• atc. Sh.l. King slz. watll1" b.d and wood .v.nlng• . (1i/71 exp.rl.nc.d on .11 typ •• of pep.,.. f ••t. r.. lOn.bl •• nd he. WANTED: 2 plno pong paddles. W.nted to r.nt·Room from June LOST. NEED BADLY. bright gr.. n fr.me. D.n X1361. D.n or Sue 75Ii- Call 462-891Ii . 16/101 to S.pt. f.m.l. v.t Itud.nt & Vneck.d. zlpp.,.d 1.0tard·C.1i 4717. 1li/7' ELECTROVOICE ETR 1•• p •• k.,. .n IBM. Pi.... c.1I h.r.t 1i8Ii.7OaI. qul.t dOli call 2113-7881 (P4/17) 452·1731 • ••k for D.bbl. 1li/7' Hi.hly efficient. 1 mo. old. E"c.l. IPII/7' B.by.ltt.r wantad. w •• kd.y. In Sony TC38I (reell d.ck. S.n.ul condo '111O/off.r. John 462-0378 LOST on. gold loop ••rrlng I.at your hom. ne.r UCSD. for .n W.nt.d: Studio Apt. In Le Jolla for spa.k.,.. 17 t.P'.. B•• t offer. 16171 personals Inf.nt. 7li6-1m. (P6 / 10' Frldey. PLEASE r.turn. A.k for Tom. 431-81&1. Ev ••. (6171 summer. 463·1041 Jo.1 (6/10' EII.n (1i17l • 452~ . For S.le: 7'8" Hawall.n gun 8'10" D.. r .. t Thump.r: Wlahlng yOU Station w •• on ramblar 1_ .200 round dla ... nd 1'4'· .w.llow. Call the H.ppl.. t of B.D: •• nd the W.nt.d: UCSD BELL STAR " 120" Apartm.nt In La Jolla Villa •• for Cadillac 1. It rune good ." c.1I lilt(; REWARDIII for the return of 452·872Ii (6/71 luetl.. t of May.. Un.... Your C.II '.Ioyd .t 462-81106 15/71 1·3 per.on. from Jun.· S.pt. M.ry x11131 1&/101 1 RED DOWN MITTEN 100t.t Muir friend •. 11171 .2DO/ mo. Contact D.rryl or Rob: la.t qu.rt.r. p.tar. 463-0811. 11i171 K.nwood 7070A Auto Tunln. WANTED: U ••d waffl.· lron. 463-G640. (6 /10' 8~ ft. .urfboard .1& Siz. 10 R.c.lv.r In w.rranty iii rm. I ch. To my .ult.... frl.nda. and J.ck: ch.ap. Call 4Ii4-5309 15/7' Trappeur .kl boots .21 C.II 464- Found: .m laathar b.g contain. .300 452-8078 11i17' Thenk. for ••,.at blrthd.yl Lov. Know of. hou .. or dupl." for f.1I mon.y and no 1.0. Id.ntlfy .t TT &309 1li/10, Need.d: the pooh patt.rn. th.t .Iw.y•• M.ry K. IIiI7l %? Let u. know .bout It. Linda: (6/71 '17 Ford Ststlon w •• on n.w paint McC.II·. put out. ya.r or .0 ago-· 463-1187 Su.: 4&2·8346 (6/ 101 Schwinn V.ralty 10-.p•• d . B•• t .nd tlr•• Good condition 462·1733. To the guy with the oran •••nd to buy or borrow 463-0174 (6171 oH.r. Tom...... Eve • . 15/101 Found·· • .m.1I .lIv.r ring by MOO. 16m white pinto: drop deadl 1&/7' Sln.l. wom.n d ••lr ...partm.nt Tenay. at Muir. O•• crlb •• nd It'. Ride n ••ded to Bay .r•• 5-10. Will SOLIGOR 21MM LENS· ••. ALSO sh.r. ga. and driving. C.II Aaron • xch.ng. or r.ntal June and July you,.1 ~.II ~4 15/7' FREE to lIood hom.: .m.1I I.b- Karol W. I'v. loved you from .far• 1974. Writ. Dr. Manl.ha Roy. BUSHNELL2OOMM· MI. BOTH TO .panl.1 f.m.I.. ,p.ved. SO LET me lov. you from .clo•• . 7!i5-3Il21 (6/71 FIT NIKON. CALL KEN· 2lI0-68II. D.pt. of Anthro.. Unlv. of LOST· one Poll Sci Tw.lva IIc.n ••• 1~ yr Am I•• vlng Love muchly O. 11i171 not.book. white. in HL Aud. I 11i/101 country. Sue 7fi6.&203 (1i/71 U•• d Y.mah. or comp.rabl•• te.1 Colorado. Bould.r. Col. 80202. ne.d It b.ck· Chuck 452-144116/7' string guitar. Ine"p.nsiv• . Good 11'5/10' 8'8" Surfboard. Shepad by B.rry HI.rnomou. Punk: Alphon .. U.S. Diver. Re.uletor Plu. "S•• noted your BOVINE PER· condo 452·1236 (6171 K.nalupunl. Good condo A full on Dlv." .u.g. Con..,.1f VI Mod.1 . ROOM .v.llabl. now · hou.. in LOST Ski mitten. bl.ck. left h.nd. SPIRATION from Dyn.mo LOit Fri. 4/21 ne.r M.d Sch. M.rtl .un. tIO. C.II 4&3·7387. 16110' Exc.lI.nt C'ondltlon C.II 463-7010 Want.d: Stock Wh.al. For "64" C.rdIH. $67.601 mo. with 3 .rad Hum... Y. Ah 16/71 x77&6. 16/7' 8·1 NO.OO (1i/71 Corv.tta. 274-5162 (5171 .tudents. 436-3341 16/10' C.mpa.nolo Cr.nk lit without To the Tioga m.l. who r.turned FOUND: On. p.lr of gl •••••• Ch.lnwhe.... M1 call Dav. 462· RASHA IS FOR SALEI Adult m.l. my Mill'. book THANK YOUI WANTED: ART STUDENT TO STUDENT DESIRES L1VE · IN b.tw•• n the gym .nd 2B . 4/30/74. I4Ii3 evn. 11/10' af.h.n. gold witt: bleck m ••k . W.ndy M. 11/7' MAKE A VERY SIMPLE BUT EXCHANGE FOR CHILD CARE. .t 3:30. Brown fr.m •• with round C.II 272·1072 .ft.r 6 pm. IIiI7l NEAT POSTER. I WILL PAY FOR SUMMER. LYNN #462·11116 15/101 I.n••• . Claim th.m .t the Triton Genuln. Ind"n J.w.lry; N.v.Jo MATERIAL AND LABOR CALL FOil wI moult.ch.·. Ar.o. C.r. Tlm.s oHlc• . (6171 Hopi. Zuni; rln... p.nd.nt•• JAUBERToFRENCH 10·SPEED for. one·.lded Involv.m.nt? Th. JON 453·5617 (lim bracal.ts ft n.cklac.. to be BIKE FIRST .36.011 TAKES IT DAN other .Id• . 11171 lost & found Mon.y found. Out.lda Rev.U. .hown .t r•• ld.nc. on M.y 11 & 7fi6. 5020 (1i/71 WANTED: RL TO RL TAPE DECK 12 for furth.r Info c.11 746-11i11 Sundry stor•. Claim HL 1108 MWF HAPPY BIRTHDAY MIKEll GI.d SOL CONTROL. AUTO REW. .t 11 :00. A.k for Will. 16171 E.condldo For Moth.r·. D.y1 PAUSE 3 HEADS. ECHO . ETC . 454· Lost: Light Blu. J.ck.t on 1M fl.ld IPII/101 travel you _r. born. Hod.d Ih.,.elf,. 1747 15 /71 4/28/74 (S.tl R.turn to TT or call 11i/71 SSW TRAVEL OFFICE ON 481-0009 REWARD (6m "OFFICIAL" STREAKERS MATTHEWS CAMPUS In· Child car. n ••ded for4 month old BUMPER STICKERS Att.ch •• L.B. Won't you .top .mokln.? tarn.tlonel C.nt.r 4&2-0130. 10-12 Think what your mouth mu.t b.by thr.e days a we.k (MWF. 8· LOlt· Brown .u.da pu,.. on May .1.0 to I.vl •••w •• t.r. .tc. .m d.lly. 2-6 pm MWF. Chart.r ...t. IIk.1 Th. 3rd. 11i/71 31 $5 a day. call Marilyn 420·3822 For Sal. to no.talgl.. Ir •• k. AM P.ych.d .••1 .10 to Wild. Co .• Bo" flr.t. If you·v. • ..n It. hev. • FII.hta. Int'I 10 Cerd.. Eureli. 15/71 h .. rtl Contact P.m .t 468·7072 or tub. r.dlo for c.,. $11i c.1I Fr.nk 8631 Bu.na P.rk. C.llf. I0I2O X·1839 10-11 am M·F (6171 (Pllm Trlppln•• Oreyhound. PSA•• Irllne DAILY 11/7' 7Ii6·7830. (6/101 tick.... atc. (Plm WANTED· 4 HP or more lewn mower engine in good. condition. For •• 1. Bottac.a Pro. frama Pioneer SXI2I .t.reo rec.lv.r .nd EUROPE . ISRAEL . AFRICA DEAR RUT HAPPINESS AND HELPI Anyon. finding bTl.fc.A ••t call Ray aft.r E PM 453·8085. (5171 &Ocm . .140 .1.0 c.mpy part. Stud.nt Flights aU y •• r round SUNSHINE ON YOUR 11TH B· 12:30 AM 611 .outh Ur.y lot pi .... two SR L .p •• k.r.. .lIc.lI.nt unu ••d . 452-0&9& or blk. shop (1i/71 condition. tz7I or b ..t oft.r. Br.d CONTACT: ISCA 803& Unlv.,.lty DAY WE LOVE YOU. LOVE LOR ft t.k. to pool oHlc. (6/ 101 JOE 11m WANTED: Pr.t ';Of pi ••••. n ••d rid. 413-7840 1&/10, Av • . #11 S.n 01 ••0. C.IIf. 12111 to Pas.d.nl. Arc.dl. .re. FOR SALE Stand.1I Sup.r ArtI.t TEL: 17141 217·3010 1213' Amplifl.r 2·11i" .p•• k.,.. Good 121-_ we.kend of M" y 11 M.rk 463·1654 Lo. t· H.rdback. black Journ.l · 81 Buick L. S.br.. Run. (p1l7' Jull.1. y.. ,. of Prud.nc. I. too with the tltl. of " Record" phon. Condo .3001 offer 488·7821 eve• . Ion• . H.r.·. to Promlaculty. Your (5 /71 beautifully. Mu.t HII. Try It out l1rh ANNUAL JET FLIGHTS 462-017& . Jim 16/101 (6171 lov.r. In L· 1 11171 your... f. GREAT Louno. chelr for Europ.: from tD round trip MARIJUAN;\ RESEARCH· two tIO or n ..r ..t oH.r. 4I4~788 Volvo. 1962 144. B·18 .n.ln• . good J.p.n: From MOl round trip C.U. M.ry P. D.rtln.· I c.n·t live HEALTHY MA LES 21 ·:J; TO LIVE nC'IIII.aD for return of bri.fca.e 11'5/71 Bill. Stud.nt Rep. 183-187 011 IN 94 CONEFCUl lVE CAYS. condition. tIi26 8034 L. JOII. without youl PI_. r.conalder. tak.n Thu,.. PM from front of Shor.s Dr. Ph. 224-7739 16171 Ov.rl.nd Av... Dept. B. Culver All but you HATE m • . Lov. R. UCLA 4i.1-&~ JO'l4 (Pli/ 31 1 On.III·. LONGJOHNS m.d. Xcond ;:,undry .tor• . C.II x1886 or 436· City. IP"/71 Bono (1/7' 3480 coli. (6 /101 .21. Twin :. cu ft Tank. & US FOR SALE: 8)1,' Surfbo.rd. Good DIv.,. D.pth Gu.g. MO. 7Ii6.7IOIi services iDJSing condo M u.t ••11 . $36 or b ••t off.r. 1&/101 To the mid. at In • duck .ult 111 $5 REWARDII I for the return of 452-0939 aft.r 10 PM IIiI7l 1 YR . OLD PUREBRED MALE W.toh out for lectybu .... they bit.. 1 RED DOWN MITTEN lo.t at Muir BLACK LAB IS DYING TO MAKE The greet chicken 11m LOST· bolsobal glove 8t Matthaw. Flr.blrd • exc.1 condo Air. power I.. t qu.rter. p.t.r 463-0881. (5 / 101 SURF SALEI 6'7" G&l'. CI •• n. $70; IT WITH A FEMALE OF THE field Sun (4 27). Jim K.nno·. 6'6" Brummet. Jim Kay .i,.pr.y. bftllk ••nd pow.r ....ring . • 00n. SAME. 4Z7~ 111101 D ••r P.ul D.L-8omed.y when nam" on glove. Reward. Kim 462· $40; Sprlng.ult·M. .15 7113-11210. ov.,.•• 413-11• . or X1721 . J.cob Found: .lIde rul. w l o c .... Fri. yOU ....t 'lIpect It •• friend and '3 1 !)~;b ven (6/71 (6171 11/101 Apr. 28th on R.v.lI. pl.za lawn. TYPIST: Fa.t. IOc p.r ..... C.II former etudent will .top byl 11m ".1'D2 11/101 Id.ntlfy .nd It'. your• . C.II M.rk 6'8" Surfboard. XLT Condo I·v. SUMMER FUNI Buy. Han.·.llder R. ward .2& for Info. Want 3-6 Br .t 444-6010 ev.nln ••. (6 / 101 8 mo. old Se•• ull III for ••1 • . C.II KEN HUNT URGENT call Bonnl. place Del M.r .rea at art June or nev.r rldd.n it. • . C.II 463-8342. HANG · GLlDING LESSONS.nd Sylvl. 11m Rick at 4112·1747. 11/101 S. pt. ~12 mo. I•••• . m." rent (5 /71 LEARN HOW ON SAND DUNESI $100/ Br/ mo. If I t.k. it. ~Z5 Ir LO ST: BluB Bllthmat·fell off E. • nd t20/D.y Jll.fI. 11/7' Pride of the Foothilia TtI.nka for SONY 830 TC 7" reel to ro " 1bJ.Q.) SURFBOARDS: T8" gun. 1'10" your• . P. ter. X1033. or 763-6013 Disc. h.1I balcony 2 wk • . • go. C.II 453-6578 (6 /101 SONY AMP. 20 RMS. p.r. chann. 1 round dill .• 1'4" .wallow. Call 412· Corne to new .tudem blk•• hop the ....um, Joe Muoh appreolatM. I P5/ ~1 1 30.00 call Cr.lg ..rly morn. 7Ii6. 8721 (1i/10' neerthe .occerfteld. dtacOUntl on Uncia Mlk. 11m 4ni (5171 parte. bik... repelr 1117' 3 hor. 1 b.droom .pt In P.B. M or LOST: 613 In HL after Ch.m. 2F 'M VW Bug Rblt. En... New . I need .hoM. If your .hoe .,... & utI. Cell AI 48&- 8I"7r Test. CRlo Calc. w /Sq ·.r. Root. For Sa l.: 1 lamp. 30" hlCh. $7. Ext. Clutch & TI,.•• CLEAN.., 711- Gultar~ : folk. blu... .,· hee ...... X· ... onlA~· quiet type. (1i/jOI PI return to TT Offic• . (&/10' 2003. Phyliia Quan. 11/7' 1111 Bruc. 11171 1.. Wayne 11/7' d. oeII John...... 11m ~ ----- :' , ~. . -·:'(\1 Times, MOlY 7, 1';7,1
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