l Volume 33, Numbe' 17 UC an Diego Wednesday, February 15,1978 SYlllPosium set tonight Should saccharin ban ·remain? by Alan Nilsson These groups question the animals. Staff Wri&er validity of using animal tests to Many people are quick to Third College and the predict cancer in man. More­ point out that test animals Department of Community over, they criticize the absolu­ receive extremely high doses of Medicine will co-sponsor a tism of the Delaney clause, substances, so the tests seem symposium, titled "Saccharin, claiming that benefits as well unrealistic. Lijinski replies Delaney and the FDA" tonight as risks should be considered. that high doses are adminis­ at 8 pm in the Mandeville Aud­ Supporters of the clause tered for three reasons: that itorium. argue that it removes dis­ the doses must compensate for The symposium, an out­ cretion from FDA , thus the low sensitivity of 'animal growth of the cooperative effort insulating the regulatory tests to weak carcinogens or of Community Medicine and agency from those who have low doses of strong carcino­ Third College to educate economic stakes in regulatory gens, the short life span of the undergraduates about medical decisions. The clause only test animals, and the neces­ and health policy issues, will applies to materials deliber- sarily small number of animals that can be used in any test. "Both proponents and crlUcs have sclentlflcally­ Skeptics often say, .. Any­ thing can cause cancer if based argumentl. To evaluate the Delaney clau.. , administered in large enough one mUlt take a clo.. r look at the underlying Illuel. doses." Not so, replies Lijinski. Recently, 120 chemicals suspected of causing cancer concentrate on a discussion of ately added to food. Proponents were tested on animals. The the controversial regulations ask, why allow the addition of chemicals were fef! daily to governing food additive safety. potential carcinogens if they mice in the highest doses the Students hit TT's The Food and Drug Adminis­ are not essential? mice could tolerate. Only 11 of tration's (FDA) policies came Both proponents and critics the 120 compounds induced under fire due to its recent have scientifically-based more tumors in the test animals CIA recruitment ad decisions about the safety of arguments. To evaluate the than in a control group. Put saccharin, a noncaloric sugar Delaney clause, one must take simply, high doses may bloat or A group of about 40 persons gathered outside the Triton Times substitute. a closer look at the underlying kill animals, but most subs­ office yesterday to protest both the newspaper's printing of a A much disputed Canadian issues. tances do not cause cancer. CIA recruitment ad and the fact that the agency is again openly test on rats revealed that At the base of the controversy A second major issue in the recruiting students. saccharin induced bladder is the practice of using tests on controversy hinges on the The three speakers who addressed the rally emphasized that ca ncer to a statistically animals to predict cancer concept of a " no effect level." they were not protesting the Triton Times ad as much as they significant degree in male rats. dangers for man. Dr. William The FDA determines tolerable were demonstrating against the CIA 's past covert actions. These results were SLlbmitted Ljjinski. DJrec.tQr of th..e IeV81ii .of . unavoidable ~~ The protestors then marched to the Career Planning and to FDA, which then proposed Chemical Carcinogensls such as DDT and aflatoxin, a Placement Office. where the CIA applications are available. that saccharin be banned as a Program at the National potent carcinogen produced by The protestors marched into the office in single file, ~ach taking food additive. The ban was Cancer Institute's Frederick mold on peanuts. Why does a CIA application. They then walked out of the office; tore the mandated by the Delaney Cancer Research Center, FDA not determine tolerable applications in half and threw them away. clause, a 1958 amendment to discussed the validity of such levels for substances such as Career Planning director Gloria Liebrenz said a number of the Food, Drug and Cosmetic tests in a recent article. saccharin? Critics of the students have picked up CIA applications. Act that forbids the addition to When a substance induces a Delaney clause believe that The CIA ad, which was published in last Monday and food of any substance found statistically significant some allowable minimum can Wednesday's Triton Times, lists a number of " professional carcinogenic in man or animal. number of tumors in test be determined. The difficulty opportunities" that are available through the agency. The ad The FDA's proposal to ban animals, it is assumed to be a lies in developing an acceptable says, " Women and Minorities are encouraged to apply." saccharin met stiff opposition carcinogen for man. It should criterion for making such a At the rally, Emily Hicks said, "The Triton Times' ad has from dietary food firms, many be noted that nearly all known decision. Lijinski, for one, does .served to remind us that UC is once again being used to recruit consumers and some sectors of carcinogens for man induce not believe that a " no effect people for the CIA. We don 't really care about the TT. But it is the scientific community. cancer in some suitable test (Please turn to page 4) (Please turn to page 8) V-P, senior push more Wildernes~class: more than trees - Del Mar bus service Course a~alyzes -contemporary environmental issues by Andy Schneider university community, Hod- by Kitty Robinson wilderness-related subjects. The speaker - Associa&e News Editor skins pointed out that "They Copy Editor "top-flight intellectuals", according to Stewart "The bus doesn't run to Del (Del Mar City Council) figure Wilderness. - were chosen by a core group of students who Mar on the weekends or late in everybody's got a car. Students The word brings to mind images of alpine are going to be discussion leaders for the class the evening. It's unfair to leave need the bus just as much as we meadows, mountain streams and wild animals. sections. These speakers include: . students sttanded," com- (elderly) do . You can't get up to But to the group of students who are designing mented AS Vice-president the library for studying and you and planning a class called "Wilderness and - Herbert Marcuse, UCSD Professor Mark Sindler. can't go to weekend pro- Human Values", the concept of wilderness eQleritus of philosophy, on A Critique of the Sindler met yesterday with grams." . means a lreat deal more. Ideas and Values of our Technological­ Burt Hodakins, a North County Sindler agrees and intends to Through the medium of the wilderness, the Mercantile Society; senior citizen who has organ- ask for an AS Council RelOlu­ class attempts to analyze the environn'lental - Willie Unsoeld, member of the U.S. Everest ized a petition drive to push for tion he hopes "will draw problems that face society today. Many Expedition, on Positive Values of Wilderness the extended service. together a coalition based upon different subjects are encompassed in the Experiences; Reque.ting help from the (Pleue tum &0 page 8 lectures and discussion sections, including -Roger Revelle, DirectoremeritusofScripps literature, biology, bistory, anthropology and Institute of Oceanography, on The Oceans and vi.ual arts. the Threats They Face; And, incidentally, class members also go - Philip Schultz, M.D., on Rehabilitation of backpacking, rock ·climbing, scuba diving, Birds of Prey; sailing, canoeiDi and cross country skiing. -Frank Riseley. M.D., on Mountaineering "We want to explore contemporary human Medicine; values, where they come from, how they're - Hamilton Hess, USF Doctor of Theology, on fonned," explained Muir Provost John Stewart, The Wilderness in a Religious Perspective; and who is leading the class this year. "We are using - Will Wright, UCSD Professor of Sociology. the wilderness a. the subject on wbich to test on Wilderness Reflected in the Images and these values." Attitudes of Modern America. Started six years alo, the class is part of the Contemporary Issues proaram of John Muir In short, accotd ng to discussion leader Jean College. Tbe Contemporary Il8ues department Thomson, "The sp!akers will cover all aspects offers a variety of classes each quarter, each of of the :*ilderness - philosophical, practical, which deals with .ome important modern aesthetiC - to show how their fields relate to it... problem. Texts to be used for tbe class were also chosen The wilderneaa course is divided into three by the IJ'OUV ur dilK.'UI810n leaders. Novell by paru: philOIOphical iasues and cultural values; William Faulkner and Joseph Conrad, as well a realities and practical issues; and acting on a historical textboCSk , Wilder '" aDd tbe issue •. In the larle class lectures, guest American MIJId , will be discussed and IInalyzed ~~~~!!!.!!!:..!~~~~!!!.~~~!..!~~~~==~ s.,ea kers will gi ve presenta lions abou t (Pleue l1II'Il to ....e 4) ...... r. FeINuIIy 11,1171 ,.... iii" times w...... ,. FebruIrY 11. 1m biton times P... 3 Dun ~:n;~kers; the thrill is gone Letter to the Editor ·uca...... '. by Ted BurU sound check, a mwidane chore aged, a paunch of a stomach Student participation Nihippie you've ever seen; hair wrote songs for Taj Mahal, and the ceremony is perhaps because If we want to see student Old rockers ... had managed to get a date on had cause to be sad, even from the sixties trying to make hangmg a~und ~e penphery that dr.ooped down to his ass, none expressed any Interest in involvement, we , as students. must a significant dent in a music of a band's lOner Circle manage (Continued from page 2) seemingly every other album angered. Insult to injury. What tight jeans that looked as doing 10. If one wishes to see things be the ones to provide it! We won't a fuckin ' punk that writer was. 'CIA ad rally scene that has progressed light to integrate th.emsel~es by though he had to be melted done a certain way, one must let his be recruited, so it takes a litlle made by an American rock years beyond tbeir hey-day. getting jobs movmg eqUIpment down and poured into them, or her ideas and opinionl known . personal effort, but it's well worth Mr. Straight's face became band. He virtually made a The irony scarcely bothered Whew!! justto (in the words of a laborer · Why not contact a staff member It. very sad. He stepped back a lifestyle from being in the right me. It was amusing to see TIle rally beld yesler'day &0 pro&est our pubUealion of a CIA sunglasses to hide marijuana I'd formulated that intro for Rod Stewart I talked to red eyes. and offer your services in planning foot as Superfreak came to the place at the right time, and someone you used to be in awe reenJuneDt ad was aD effecUve preteDtaUO. of lhe arpmeau sentence a full week in advance once) "be near the band", were such an event, or at leut voice your As for the recent refusal by the AS rescue. from the number of times his of looking every inch of his ataiDs& 1'1IDIliD'lueh u ad. Radler diu 1'eIOI1iD, &0 liolueerin, of the event mentally compos- all moving things about, and Enough of the appraisal. The feeling.? Student participation and to recognize the Dame of Earl "I'm the manager, man," he name was mentioned in record thirty six years. The road or lUUIlt!-CaIIbIl. the people pnKesliD, poiDled 10 tae lIeue bellind ing this script with imagined judging from the epitaths flying straight type was the road constructive input would be Waren College, I find it appalling. I said, "what can I do for you?" reviews, feature stories and manager never got back to me, &he ad - &hat die CIA flacll UIlivenlty-educated ltudeDlI valuable dialogues, gestures, notation of through the air, to the wrong manager, the other a roadie. I welcomed by faculty and .taff. If it had thought that the Associated Dazed, I repeated the words general news circulated in the probably as a favor to Graveni­ as po&eDtJai acealS- isn't. it should be; and only be Students government was to be without thinking about them. rock press he seemed the tes in an exercise of long mannerisms and all the other places. zeroed in on my kill. The two of students showing interest will more receptive to the needs and wishes of The aatJ-CIA ad proletlon seem 10 be zeroia, iD OD several details that make an interest­ them had begun to walk away, Mr. Straight's jaw sank almost archetype rock and roll man. distance revenge. Screw those major poiDlI of objeclion 10 our publieatloa of the ad. AmODllhote student involvement come about. (I students, but apparently I was burned out cretins. They were ing story. Little did I expect "Shit head" 'cried an aged, so I quickened my step, but agree that there should have been mistaken. If there were strong as low as his belly, a defeated But in 1975, seven years after poiDlI are lbal pubUealion of die ad coDdolleS CIA acdvUIes ud that I would get exactly what I grey lined tie dyer, "these clumsily so. One foot tripped more student input during the objections to the new name. or to mass of blubber. Suddenly he his prime, his star faded along lost in their own yellowed press &hat die ad II iDdeed olfeDlive &0 the campul commUDity. We laid was looking for, if not in the spotlights go over bere, not over the next, causing me to process of choosing a name, but the "the procedures followed in the 1000ked very familiar. with memories of him, some clippings and hopelessly out of iD dill lpace lut week we would not priDt aD ad we thou",t wu touch with reality. Fifteen desired sequence. there. Va want Bloomfield to almost fall in their path. ceremony was a different matter. renaming" (TT, Feb. 3) , that the It hit me. rock writer who should know offeaiJve &0 a majority of studeall. minutes of undelivered put­ In '87-'68, the Flag, aloDi with chew me out for blinding him?" Any students who thought they had AS wanted to do something about, it Nick Gravenites! If one was his stuff mistakes him for the FInt of all, the idea &hat we eODCloae CIA adivitles by l"IIDIlia, Jefferson Airplane, Spirit and I assumed the best noncha­ something to add to the dedication seems that they shouid have taken a most despica ble of rock downs later, I hid myself under their ad is paaeady absurd. WE aeidler CODdoae aor condema uy " Uhhhhhhhh, excuse me sir, should have let someone know more constructive action long ago, hip on their rock history since some bleachers and waited for the Dead, was the premier lant cool I · could muster and could you help me?" I babbled, 1967 (accomplished by having leeches, the road manager. of die ads we prlDt. Radler, we pubUsb &hem u a tw.way service: beforehand.) rather than aller the official Nick Gravenites!! , the man the show to commence. A American band, trail blazing approached a roadie who straightening up rapidly, dedication had taken pla ce. I every Rolling Stone ever pub­ for tile advertiser. who has boupt the space 10 publicize a service the then alien territories (for appeared in a position of pretending I'd been getting lished) the irony, minor as it whose been through the oft morbid curiosity made me or product, aad &0 our readen. who CaD ~e advantage of the If not being "officially invited" questio n whether thi s resolution rock) of blues, jazz, and authority, spitting out orders something out of my shoe. proposed by the student welfare talked about pay-your-dues want to see if these guys were advertised object if they desire. kept anyone away from the IS , takes focus. Nick Gravenites as frazzeled as I imagined. country music, synthesizing Ii~e a drill sergeant drunk on Tension. Words trailed out of evening 's ceremony', they should commissioner will have any was the Flag's lead singer but mill several times, mistook for Regardless of our personal views we priDt the ads neutrally. For them into a vital, invigorating, his limited power of life and think again. Why should Warren positive effect on the welfare of thi s a man rootless in rock culture, I wasn't disappointed. So the record, though, none of us condone the CIA's put actions my mouth in an uninflected more than that, he was close as as eclectic mix. Then, due to death, a closed system Hitler. sentence and fell hastily on the Co llege government or AS campus. a pair of gloves to the rock whose primary concern is to much for self-fulfilling pertaining to the overthrow of democratically-elected reasons of herion addiction and The phrases stuck in my throat floor. Fingers of nausea poked members be singled out to receive LAURIE AYERS legends of the period, an in and skim off the top dollar whHe prophecy. ,overnments or assuination of foreign leaders_ Rather, we other nullifying substances that and had to be forced out, but I at my stomach lining. The room c ontributing member of a condemn them, both the CIA and the politicians who ordered the tend to freeze creativity and managed to say who I was and seemed suddenly very warm, .\. larger than life scene that we alency's adivities. relegate all of one's concentra­ what it was I wanted. He and the light shone in my eyes could only read about. We also take issue with the protestors' assertion that last year's tion toward feeling a man sized huffed , unimpressed and like those lamps in the faces of W~ite W~ales When I was a pube (anyone PRE-DENTS referendum vote - when some 1300 students v~ted to cut all UC habit, the Flag broke up. The pointed a stubby finger to two thugs in police station inter­ alJd between 13 and 17 years old) , Even the tooth fairy needs help! ties with the CIA - proves the student body finds the CIA ad music scene was then left up to men standing in the center of rogation rooms . The two , p imple faced a nd peac hed offensive. Only aboul17 percent of the sludent body voted last year grabs. the floor. meantime, gawked at me fuzzed (a lways trying to grow a to sever CIA connectioDs with the university. We hardly find such a The idea was irresistable. suspiciously. I turned to Mr. Otber mustache like Dennis Hopper's vote conclusive proof of campus opposition to CIA ties witb UC. Leader and guitarist Mike " Talk ta him," he said, "he's Straight, "Could you help me? in Easy Rider), Gravenites was Get the edge on your competition on the D.A.T. with our 41h And, even If a majority of students find tbe CIA itself offensive, Bloomfield (first American the band's road manager." He I'm trying to get an interview the epitome of the successful day D.A .T. Review Seminar. Our students average D.A.T. can that fact be carried over &0 prove our publication of the ad is musician to be hailed by rock walked off and waved his arms with members ·of the Electric MelQorab ilia hanger on. HeJI sang with, scores of over 6 academic and over 7 p.m .a .t. For also offensive? We don't think so, Publication of an ad is a mat~r critics as a " genius" in the at some minions in the process Flag, Mike Bloomfield specifi­ drank with and screwed with information on our our seminars for the April D.A.T. call: of freedom where we print information we feel is relevant to our wake of Dylan, an indication of of screwing up a microphone cally, and I was told that I had by ~lalJ 'Russell Janis Joplin, gigged around (213) 886-4468, or write: 9801 Balboa Blvd., Northridge, CaUf. readership. how cheaply the term is arrangement. Hadn't indicated to tal~ .to you about setting it up, Chicago and Greenwich Village 91325 . We respect the people who pro&elJted the publication of the ad diSpensed) hasn't done any­ who was who.' and ... during the lean days with the yesaerday, aad we will defend their right to do so. However, we do thing substantial in years, One man was short, middle (please turn to page 3) not ap-ee with their point of view, making his money primarily from writing musical scores for ACT NOW! porno films shot in San Letter to the Editor Francisco. The man must be bitter about the new legion of fretboard technoids who' ve JOIN 'THE New letter policy outclassed him in every respect 1M coverage limited in recent years. In the depths of Editor: a caffine bOggled imagination, UCSD prides itself on the variety of intramural sports played here, as In tbe past, our policy on tbe length of letters-to-the-edltor has I concocted a few hypothetical well as the number of students engaged in friendly competition. I agree • been that we reserve tbe right to edit letters longer than a quotes I wanted to hear pour that this full-scale participation is far preferable to the natJonal sports pale aDd a half. This has left us open (perhaps deservedly) to the from Bloomfield' s acerbic mania which encourages only one sport per season. However, the Triton charle of arbitrarily deciding which letters to edit and which to Times is somewhat short-sighted. as it only reports on one team activity KGB INVITES YOU TO OUR tongue. "Steve Howe (ofVes) is run wbole. per quarter. (SOYIet Intelligence Services) a wimp man, too electronical, This quarter many students are playing basketball. Their cleverly To avoid such an appearance in the future. we have decided that no soul. When I played with named teams and tbeir respective standings are regularly reported in the uy letter lon,er tban a page and a haH will be edited down &0 that FIRST ANNUAL Butterfield ... " "Ritchie TT. There is, however, another sport played in league competition at 1} Umit. If any people feel tbey can't make tbeir point in tbat space, Blackmore (of Deep Purple) is UCSD thi. winter, namely soccer. There are five leagues (or men' teams we Invite them 10 come talk witb us about writing a commentary a first class creep, a power mad and six leagues for coed teams. Each league is composed of at least five 1} for our opinion page. We'll try &0 make some arrangement to botb asshole. When I played with teams; each team has at least eight players. A quick check with a pocket &heir satisfaction and ours. Dylan ... " "Dic.k Wagner's a calculator will reveal that some four hundred and forty students are 1} In addition, we'd like 10 reaffirm our policy of not printinl uy nice guy, but his licks are stale. running merrily up and down Muir and Matthews fields, trying to head a 1} I PRIC~ polka-dotted ball into the yellow-netted goal. .. letter that is not accompanied by both tbe writer' name and When the Flag played at identification number. This policy includes letters from groups, Monterey. .. " These games are as quick-moving and exciting as basketball, although f if the scores are not as bigh. The players are as skilled and enthusiastic -as We will print letters slped by a IJ'OUP, or Itnliped the wriaer The antiCipation was too those found in any other team sport. Why can't the TT be as open-minded as requests it. but we will keep the name of the wriaer on file for public much. I packed a tape recorder the Recreation Department and report on all the team sporta played at aas inspection, with low batteries and ran for a UCSD? AMAZE YOUR FRIENDSI bus to to the UC gym, where, SAVE UP TO the band was to (lear. the hell out of your enemies) Just call our MOICOW offlca today, collect, .nd we'ltHndyou Compromise Informilion on how you CIIn enter our Russi.n spy program while we pay for your education at UCSOI And there's absolute­ 50% AS communications commissioner Dave Eisen bu two main ly no obligation to enllstl But, if you CllII right now, we'll send ON STEREO COMPONENTS - HEADPHONES - objections to providing student funds for Tom Tanana's you, abSOlutely free, graphic footage of a well known running conservative journal. the Free Triton. First. Tanana hu to print a dog lackey caplt.lllt (and thus, neceeaarily, underendowed) CARTRIDGES disclaimer in his staff box and masthead, sayin, that the paper is diplomat with one of our undercover (and we mean undercover) RECORD CLEANING EQUIPMENT prinla by UCSD students_ Second, Tanana has to prove the Free agent. In the lateat aerI.. of blackmeil films. RUII8I1 of the Trite,n needs funds and is staffed primarily by UCSD students. TImet called In "Inlpyred" eroticism, but we see it u IUlt one From Such Quality Manufacturers. - . W" 'ave no quarrel with the first requirement. U tbe paper is more fun feature of our cruuzy organization. funded by student money,the fact should be acknowledged_ Nor do Teac • Rotel e Cerwin Vega e Toshiba • Scott • Technics we dIsagree with Eisen's edict that Tanana prove the paper needs U1traUnear • Shure • ADC • Grado And many others funds, although we're not sure how best to ascertain this REBELLION, REVOLUTION, kDowledge. ! NO LOWER PRICES WILL BE FOUND W~ do, however, feel Tanana has 8 I8Iitimaae case concerning GOOD TIMES f public disclosure of the names of his staff members. Several years ANY WHERE III' a,o, e New Indicator had a similar problem. when the v.. , and even more. Cen Y, million comrades in the field be adm~stratlon froze its budlet because it refused to priDt iD ill wrong? Nyet. Thrill to fomenting rebellion In the weat, be part of THRU FEB. 25, 1978 ltaft Hex the names of people who worked on the paper, At tbe dine, • compromise was worked out, with the paper agreeing to a lyatem trying to overthrow the United States and midterml, Come In And Register For Our FREE Drawing piacl! the Dames of four responsible individuall on file. knock off lOme enemies for the people. But don't delay. That', For A Pair Of Koss 4AAA Head~hones TIre New Indicator compromise was an equitable oae, w,deb an order. met the objections of both the paper and tbe adminiltralion. We Look For Our SHURE Cartridge CliniC Sat. Feb. 25 feel Eisen should use lIIe same formula with tbe Free Triton. ne joarnaI represents a lelitimate campus viewpoint wbleb is not 481-1451 DOW represented by any of the otber campus media and lhould be faded If at aU poulble. AN EQUAL Spy EMPLOYER

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SectiOns usually take Beveral backpacking, Wlld.me.. cl...... rock climbinl, canoeing and cross country .kiing trips durin& the course of the quarter. The RIDAY BIT (Coa&iHed from pap 1) only required trip is a five-day excursion into the wildemeu, whicb takes place the week after Rock music mid-term?: Play & win an Elvis a,lbum by the cl888 members in their aectiona. spring quarter finals. This trip, .aid Harbinger, In contraat to the somewbat formal clau ia "desiJned" for the clau members to get 3) Wbat Paul McCartney album contained tbe rLICKI outdoor experience to compliment the academic There's anomer Elvis on the music front today, but SOD, lecture., the Individual aectiona will be small .. Juniors Farm?" aDd informal - hopefully to Jive studenta a learning." doesn't sing "Suspicious Minds" close his shows M America's chance to di8CUSI iasues with one another and, "Can't Help Falling In Love." He's Elvis 4) True or Falae: Glen Campbell once toured as a It;OIne.'u, an awkward looking 22 year old Englishman member of &he Beacb Boys? more importantly, to work together as a group Tbe class - lectures, readings, discUSSion, Most IWikely Hero. on a project concerning some specialized debut on the music scene includes his My Aim Y proj,ecta, trips - demands a lot of time. Stewart True LP. S) Name a Rolling Stones song recorded by David subject. stressed that it is not just a "Mickey Mouse" Bowie. class, but that "it is an intellectually "Section members work together in a group, challenging course." With the release of his LP, Costello has been the 6) At its peak. Fleetwood Mac's Rumours was selling and they learn how to cooperate in intense Isull>Je,ct of a minor media blitz, including inevitable A situations," said Lynn Harbinger, discussion 1I'",mnIAriIJlOrlll with other established artists, including leader and staff organizer. "We want people to It also demands' a lot of thought and value a) 50,000 copies per month b) 25,000 copies per week Bruce Springsteen. But Costello has c) 2oo,ooo.copies per month d) 200,000 copies per week understand that most environmental problems clarification. Said Thomson, "Each person Ire!lpolnde!d in tum. "This innuence stuff is really I are due to the way we relate - or don't relate - must decide for him/herself what wilderness is 'cos people are always trying to pin you to each other." and what it means to him or her. It's a time to to sounding like somebody else." 7) While introducinll tbe band members at 'be think' and define yourself and your relationship if nothing else, Costello doesn't sound like M " Concert for Bangladesh, Georgcl Harrison exclaims Subject empbases in sections are quite to society." musicians. And in the interest of objectivity "We've forgotten ..... diverse. Wilderness photography, ecological we won't tell you whether or not My Aim Is problems, the desert, the coastline and the sea, landmark LP. But we'Ulet you find out for a) Bob Dylan b) Billy Preston c) Elvis Costello d) mountaineering medicine and first aid, A pre-registration orientation meeting for 'vn''' ...... To the fint five winners of the foUowing rock Ted Nugent overcoming fear, sailing and diving are some of Wilderness and Human Values will be held on id·term, we'll award a copy of Elvis the special interest topics to be covered. Thursday, Feb. 23 in USB 2722 at 7 pm. I Coste~llo's My Aim Is True. Bring in your answers to 8) Wbich of tbe following bands performed at tbe "HEIISCHIEL BERNARDI TT office as soon as your train get's a rollin'. By original California Jam? way, we give partial credit. Symposium ••• Diabetic Association and the Congressman James Martin a) Earth, Wind & Fire b) Foghat c) Tennille d) Grand Funk (Continued from page 1) American Heart Association (R·N.C.) believes that the agreed, proving just how clause is an inconsistent level" can be practically controversial the saccharin anachronism. Dr. Lijinski . Hoffman b) Sylvester Stallone c) John 9) Who bills themselves as "tbe determined. ruling is. believes tbat we can well do l'I'r'.VI1,ItA d) Ted Nugent army?" When FDA proposed the ban without any less·than·vital on saccharin, many people What should become of the a) Kiss b) Olivia Newton·John c) Charlie 1.14111"''1 & Atness substance that has been proved fun argued that the benefits of Delaney clause? Is it needless­ carcinogenic. Band d) the Outlaws Aerobic Donee saccharin as a noncaloric sugar ly restrictive, or does it provide a) at Boone b) Keith Richard c) Sun Myung Moon free Classes substitute outweigh the the only reasonable means of As consumers we will all be Ted Nugent possible risks. The American affected by any decisions ahout Mon. Feb. 20 & Wed. feb. 22 protecting consumers from Cancer Society, the American carcinogenic food additives? the Delaney clause. The *£X/W,ielta tuuiM *Sp«iIJJ/y dni6rwdfo, upcoming symposium will with a Imllt tht nolf-dtutCtr provide a forum for informed public discussion of this New wave rock MEN'S WEST HAIR DESIGN important policy issue. Joseph 4688 Convoy (Plaza del Sol) , Watson, Provost of Third Suite 107 560-0585 Call Jor appointment College, will chair the sym· S].()() fHr cum posium. It's more than "just noise" ]]6-8777 (call Pam Ki/marlin) HairsayllnC - recul.r 59.50 Dr. Arnold Brown of the 52.00 OFF Mayo Clinic and the University by G. Argyle Stanislaus frustration was played out last is rock and roll just a novelty? with this coupon of Minnesota Medical School How to review a concert like Wednesday night by Runaways Is the technology that makes it o"et' lood throu!h Feb. 28 will give the first presentation. Ramones/Runaways at SDSU and Ramones, two Rock and possible just a novelty? Or is it Other principal participants Montezuma Hall? A difficult Roll bands from L.A. and New more, this contorted offering, is Precision Hairs/yling includes shampoo. cui. condition. blow·dry will be Dr. Charles Edwards, question, in itself a testament to York respectively. Their it perhaps a valid expression, Dr. Michael Shimkin and Dr. the validity of such a show. How themes come from the heart of sans pretension, of an intrinsic John Moxley, III. Dr. Edwards, about: the youtb cult: disdain for human drive, the id, if you will. former Commissioner of FDA, The scene on the floor was school, sexual desire, rebellion Did I perceive correctly love is presently the Medical urban/sweaty. The rising against what they see as an amidst the chaos, or is this CREATION Director of the Scripps Medical steam provided a medium for overly· cerebral 1978 . The merely eight greedy people out Institutions in La Jolla. Dr. constant sonic redefinition of bands' desire to express was for monetary gain? by the Power of the Spoken Word Shimkin has been involved in space by two entirely dedicated sincere, and much of the crowd The only argument that I find Learn to use the fiats of creation which formed the universe. cancer research at many rock and roll bands. First responded in kind, though for intolerable is that this is "just institutions and is a professor of Runaways in sleeky neo· most the release was vicarious noise"; it sounds too much like Learn the lost art of invocation which was practiced on community medicine and Atlantis and Lemuria. leather riding the pathways of rather than involving. The my parents ten years ago. Ir oncology at the UCSD School of frustration; coruscating lead music itself was deafening, the one finds this sort of music Learn thes~ vital techniques for self·mastering and the Medicine. Dr. Moxley is the guitar and double enten/drum, instruments were incredibly , faddish, I can only remind overcommg of every negative condition. Dean of the UCSD School of Joan Jett .. . gotta get out loud and nearly indistinguish· him/her that humans are Unlock the full potential - the energy, intelligence and Medicine and the Vice· tonight .. wanna be like the able in the melee of sound. faddish creatures, and suggest power - of your Real Self. chancellor for Health Sciences. boys .. . you're too possessive ... Faddish posturing seemed that he/she take a closer look at Friday, February 17 at 7:00 pm the crowd 'Iocked together in secondary to the apparent main him/herself. For that, I Humanities Library Auditorium kinetic oneness. Then the New objective of the evening - to believe, is the salient goal of AN EVENING WrTH. .• Join us for an evening as we learn and experience together the Yorky Ramones, black slasb, have fun . this relentless music: to force creative and energizing power of the spoken Word. Joey's desperate vocals I suppose the essential people to look a bit closer at .classifieds drowned by Dee·Dee's savage question for most observers of themselves, and see if they Free to All (Continued from page 7) bass, backed by pumping New Wave (stupid categoriza· can't find an essential same· rll' For more information call (71.) .s1~534 evenings guitar and steady thunder of tion) rock and roll is: is this ness, an identity of spirit, San Die., Poz Theatre Sponsored by Alpha Omep Alliance lor sala drums ... Rockaway Beach .. . merely a novelty? I don't know. underlying all our path~tic •m TO)'OUI Corollll ...pood I_r. • k m.... . Good Surfer Bird ... Good Boy .. . r:-._ .. _.-----:-.. _.. _ .. _.;-,.- ..-.c-' aUem pts a t individuality ...... ",Ji1e .... uaI71. 'r... . fIM.4304 or 2tHW (11.51 Pinheads' frenzied assault on t Stereo: Car ,Irk: ,Irk _ . cb ....r: revr. passive Southern California, uc San Diego Un'".... " Events Office pnsents .....: Ulpes : all cheap. I)... 41'~ • __. J.COMMUNITYi (VI5) constancy of action and 1m Muda RX·2 ._ m1'" 011 ,.. "".. . Iood purpose in the shifty swirl of ··IBLOODB~ condltl...... tlreIucI ...aerymlllt..,U ...__ today's tidal consciousness. Or oller tI•• 7 (11151 'i i perhaps: :1 983 Indl. ,1 II vw CAMPER NEW motor, trani, tires, brakes The drama of 1970s urban l 327 F Street equ,pped lor dis .. nce m_ dependable llSoo : I ( Z/l~ ) ~ PAYSDONORS f S8Crtll ... " ).. Innoun.mlnla All Super Sundaes!" . Quarrel in Eflat Major. Harp" from San Felipe aboard th..... MonIca. months of your senior yu, If you can qualify for Quarret in B flat -0 0 \.J .. ,n Grosse Fuge Wlrr. Col,- S_: If _ ...... Il00. HIKINO· EXPLOUnON • DIVINO. FISHINO • this outsblndlng program. L T John Cttancer will Feb. 16, 1978 Only lora~Com_"""" . _""" $350 Includes everything ~ ,V, ..... d.y. 8:30 pm P,.,.,OII OfIke S_1lioa .... _ W,C. W_ be Interviewing for this outstanding program I V ... cvllle Auditorium Ind telepllon. no If ,OU tan ... Ip c.... ct 1860 Garnet An., P.cific Beach O MARCH 21 - APRIL 2 Feb. 22-23 on the UCSD campus. Contact your L S _... "enas Sl,~. Gener.1 Admission 57.~ AU _ .. Inle_ I. lila Wu..- CIua (SprIng YIC8tIon) UC San DielO Box omce 451-4559 _UlIIon _ .... TIl...... , Feb U 7 .... USB placement office for an appointment or call 293- I'm (11171 Contact: Dr. Fr.nk Rokop x.770 2254BB 8444 for more Information. w...... ,. ,...., 11, 1m ...... ,. ,..." 11. 1171 blton tines • Birkenstock: tt classifieds Feet in the "and make footprint . Two people need ride to San P'ra,DCiICO Feb. 17 Typinl-experienced rella bl~ . r~uJonlJ ble IBM Feet in Birken tock footwear do the very CLASSItU: O litIS ,.ri. 1M RATINGS S"'*M roo.: at 12 or ~ pm. Will abate "drivulI4It_12 or 4.1· Corret..'llng Selectrtc Call anytiqw ~H I27 Mn *,.. ,.. _ . 1370 (21 t..) Old~ '''' III , same thing. N...... ' r.&P: t •. ,.r ....,... . LOI4 ,. r ...... : fl'M , ... flnl Ome rw. Tu'or needed for math .freshmanl. S3 ool hr Ca ll PR OF ESS 10NA L T H ESISI M AN USCRI PT The Birken t k footbed i heat and pressure Ad tltellriH _ : W._. "or Sale. Trav". :-Oi .. 27Hl5t .r,ert:oo pm. 121151 TYPING Experien m.iled travel IBM ('orrectlne Selectrl(, II typtwriter Day ~ intramural basketball ranldn,s devised, ".Uv ..... Io_.I""_m... wl.oIIo.U ... '" 3111 t'v" 56i 2947 16, 91 according to 1M co-director Lee JObDlOD, "by a Because the Intercourts had a bye, Ditto .% ,... 0li0'''- day 1Itf_ ~. _ ... 10 .. _or. BOOK ON CAMPUS ' Europe. H.... iI and New your footprint. guelt raer who will remain unknown." Ditto replaced them as the top 5'10" and under (are Offke ...... 'or ON' tl...... ,.,...,.."...... Yorll Charter Yllahu CI EE Student Travel Student RESEARCK PAPERS - TIIou ..nds on fllo. 12 r.I lrom 11·3 .. MIU·. ___oJ C.nt.r 8~3 . Open weekday, 12. C.1I 452-0130 per pale Ort,lnal r'eM:,arch alto ava'18~ Stnd o walking in Birken tock i a lot like walking replaced Iaat week's number one team, the yoo satiafied Intercourts or would you rather 16111) 1100 for e. ~I.. . NATIONAL RESEARCH 1_ Intercourts, because of a bye in the have us extoll the virtues of being short Wil~h,re no 214 LA to024. 12 131 479 ~ IOM . (3/ 17) barefCXJt in the.sand . with one very convenient enough to get into movies passing for 12 yrs. personals services EARN Pl/ huodred addreall1l.nvolopeoot home' Intercourta'scbedule. Editin" proofre.din • • ruelrch , rewrit~ . 8e,innert IlIlt II. Moore! Box 4121 La Jolla t2037. difference. In this week's bate mail to the Triton Times, old?) team. Coming on strong is MFSB, which Baja N.,ul1Il Killory Crui .. in olio 50a of Corl ... , . Pro/_I"""I uperlence R ••lOOIIblo rat.. . Mary. 121 11) day • . Mlr. " ·Apr 2 _ . Comacl: F. Rokop 22M 4»-1M01 1211$) You can walk in Birken tock all year long. members of the Intercourt squad complained tanned Sunshine 52-48. The Men's 5'10" and BS .4771 13110' Proreilional Typi". Reuonabl" Ratel, IBM that the TT IliIbted them by using the term under ratings: Rro'eilional Typin • • Reilona tJl e Rates UiM Correctin. Selectric, Experienced, Relia ble Ca ll Brin, your copiel of Dr Key. boo" (or Correctinl Selectric. Call ror Free Estimate Gail ' Gall .. 1·754G. "peewee" when de8cribing Ute 5'10" league. 1) Ditto (5-0) l utoc rap/l.., follo ..in, "'n""t·, talk. USB H22 7 411 ·7540 161t) Sorry Intercourta, but the ~rm "peewee" has 2) Intercourts (4-0) pm IU I5 1 TUNE·UFf" Dean Will tune your car (or 114 or leu TYPING - Marilyn would Uileto fulfill your typinl plus palU. anywhere on campul. Call him al .53- been used for several intramural seasons and 3) Wild East Show (4-0) And you Utouaht you knew everythin, about SEX' needI - expert, re~50nab" , has 18M. CIil1l27O-t731 1217 , Mondaythur Thunday. 7 IOpm. or anytime • Would you b.... rprillOd 'onilblallend Dr. Key7 pm. (2m) ytars experience waa in no way intended to offend our little 4) MFSB (4-1) USB 2622 (2115) 5) Zoning Still (3-1) NEED A TYPIST? Reasonable rate, SPEEDY friends. Tonilhl' Or Key will . peak and ahow .1i0t. on LEA RN SPANISII Coed SERVICE. IBM self-correclln, Kathie 27e·9299 If you really wanl to team Spani,bquickJy. fluently Tbe ratiDp after week five: . ublimlnal seduction 7 pm US82U2 tickell,1 at the arter 12 ' 00 noon. (3117) Mea'iAM Come Again? handed the Dribbling Fools door 12/ 151 a nd correctly, and It you have the CQUrllt and their second loss to repeat as the top team in Typln.· ..llcorrecu., IBM aelectrie lA!rm papers. .lam ina ror intensive and diJclpbned Mudy, come Abrewang replaced Mojave Green as the top Why WSile your I on playbo)'wheDyocan find.lln thHH. et ~ experienced 452· 1581 e\'enlna: • . 'lilt) (or at least one month to Cuema vaca Lan,lUII' billed AAA team by virtue of an 10-36 shelling the Coed ratings. Basket Cases went from VOlue'" ,he5o.... RoebuckelUllocue. TOIIIIht 7 pm School. Fint month UOO Followtn,lour wHksCOO. 111151 'rVPING! IBM Selectric lerm pope .... lho_.PI.D . Private tutor available all.UO for 5It hours. Detail • . of Sbitown, while the boys from MojaYe were number three to number two with a 35-30 win dl ..e ... a,lons, editin" . RIlSH JOBS · 4SS-Ol56. 510- APOe ..... ( u~rnavlca . Me,. ,co (1116) baDded their first loss at the hands of Foggy over Gravity. The Coed ratings: If you'" nOlkillin, yo,,,... 11 by drinki., liquor why .tTI. ZI~"UII . oW· I'" Jelt) do adve.rt. put Quill In their adJ: ~ Find out 7 pm 10% Stadent Di.couat Mountain Breakdown 55-51. In Yo' Face 1) Come Again? (5-0) lUIS) KELLO . DOLLY 2) Basket Cases (5-0) TYPING SERVICE (Classifieds continued on 1111 Proepect ••t HcnclM. returned to the rankings as they intimidated Are you aware of the IUblimiDfI adtyou.relubject Tenn papers. diuertatJoRl. lheIeI. reaume• . Self· u JoB., CA 92e37 the Outlaws behind another superlative 3) Suck Mucks (4-1) to' Dr. Key ...... lonlllli 7"'" USB aIZZ 121151 cornetl., IBM MI""lrie. You'lI lib my Ii'u .... Pile 8) 454-7517 Co )] Dolly at 453 ·.,10 M· .' . 10 · • . 12 / U I performance by Rod Beard. The Men's AAA 4) Coed's (4-1) SkI Ar,entlna t his ummer" 'We. a re oreanilin, a ratings: 5) Fobo (3-2) monlh lona kl lrlp to Areenllna. People familiar with couniry \Io'iII make all arrrullemenli and ski 1) Abrewang (4-0) " ,ttl you Plea~ call 274-1330 eve Philip 12/17. 2) Mojave Green (4-1) Women SDEC downs spikers Wa rren C ot"'~ OmnUltion Leader Applleallono 3) In Yo' Face (3-2) Go For It drilled Court N' Spark 44-28 to will be .ccepted until Feb 22 ( t / 22)

4) Abusers (3-1) remain the top Women's 1M team. Although Medical Scholarships $GO Immediate . ~ )'ur Men's AA mecilcal lt'hoollCholarJhiPi available 10 eneerinl or Utilizing their advantages in size, strength, experience and they've won just one game, O-Haus (another enrolled mftI.tudenti. Call Navymedir.al&eam 293- over-all consistency, San Diego Evening College overpowered the Screaming Eagles remained undefeated and real clever play on words) stayed in the 14M (4/'" OVER $650 AMONTH UCSD Tritons 15-7, 15-1, 15-9, in an intensely fought men's the number one team in AA play by downing number four position in the ratings. The Vice Squad 52-34 . Vice Squad had been ranked llAMMOTH RENTAL · S" Cha'e. sleep. 10 3 • volleyball match Friday night at the UCSD gym. Women's top four: bloc ks (rom II fU 7 &: t . Try to plan }o our lrip 3 ttl 4 The Triton's main problem occurred in the initial and latter third in last week's poll. Med, composed of 1) Go For It (4-0) weeks Qhead minimum SkJin& should be great thru stages of each set as all three games followed a similar format. obviously, members of the UCSD Medical 2) Hotshoes (3-1) \la) ("alilloug /714 1 540-5222 or .7W 770-4571 13111 School, emerged as the second billed team 3) (2-3) .\ free aerobic danct d ass Will be held a t the RlGlII YOUR Jumping out to a 6-0 lead, SDEC comfortably lead the Tritons until Court N' Spark while Whiff made its first appearance in the 4) (1-3) In({' rnallonal eenler on Monda ~ ' Feb 20Ih al S 30 the final point, dominating the first game, 15-7. The second and D-Haus pm. ~e",rlenn l sshoesandbnn" a friend Formore third sets seemed to be carbon copies of each other. SDEC spurted ratings, cruising past Hooterville 66-50 . The Inrormat ion cull P a m ~I 226-1777 (21 20 ) Men's AA poll: BoUom Five to ~ and 5-0 leads, respectively, only to have the Tritons fight Believe it or not...Not Basketball won their "Vol.. ll .. Pe.--l f.. Jooio - HI S_l A tIoy 1) Screaming Eagles (4-0) lale . It •• J•• I lor Y•• • V ••n .1.1,., Mit". back the gap to 9-8 in each game. Taking advantage of the tiring first game in three years and was dethroned by 5-0 2) Med (4-0) Tritons, SDEC, behind runs in each set, coasted to the match What A Pooper, the victims of Not's victory. The reaululre In rrom the Warren Coll~e ' .Second victory, winning the final two, 15-8 and 15-9. 3) Whiff (4-0) Annual Women W.tet.. n. Society mHUn,. The 4) Rosy's Rising Again (4-0) Two teams from the highly touted Julius moot ...",lIabie ilSllirlySlopor. 2) TanlaMiunon3) Erving League, Yellow Rags and Beef By­ Sandrl Kri.toff 4) Lbo Shame") Jane McI.'y~" 5) Sahara Blues (3-l) Carrie ROripo",b 7) WHlyn Martln7) Jane M.. d7) Sutton hun Men's A Products, occupy spots in the garbage heap of Jodi. Salaman 10) Callly Trowbridle 101 Lynnttte 1M basketball. Little does the guest rater know Curtice V.ry honorable mention ION to Jeauene . If y~u're a junior or a senior majoring in math, physics or Perhaps the Tritons should have known what would be in store Once again, Glada is the top men's A Przybly.kl ... Adele Kenyoo. Tbux Ladlel' ISII5) (or them via a bad omen which occurred in the pre-game intramural basketball team as they, in the not that the Rags and By-Products have lost their so clever words or the guest rater, •'came alive games to ranked teams in the Men's AA poll . "52 -4151 .Iw.,. haa an ear wotb bendi,.. (ftlldent engIneering, the Navy has a program you should know about. warmups. Terry Sutton, a vastly improved player, dislocated high help linel fl lf$1 right knee in a freak accident, thus setting the stage for the match to beat the DEAD." Inputs Outputs shocked The guest rater must have his head where the I t's called the Nuclear Propulsion Officer Candidate­ to come. Tchichaes 37-35 to take over the third spot in sun don't shine. The Bottom Five: Carter Enercy-ener,{eril'" forum Foil. II?:" pm San Diego Evening College was led by former San Diego State the rankings. The Men's A poll: 1) What A Pooper (1-3) Rfvelle Inlormal· Formal LOUD, •• (2/15) Collegiate Program (NUPOC-C for short) and if you qualify, All-Americans Mike Floyd, Mark Warner and Kurt Donaldson, 1) Glada (5-0) 2) Space Grammarians (1-4) To SUe . R ...... ry . Di. EI. TJ: ·· And '" the bind of 2) Scripps (4-0) 3) Yellow Rags (1-3) IYpiul c.U fri ...... ho .....aIt., •• ~fuUy l of their besides a well rounded team of other talented players. The overall rriend with a IUe eo unlike: OMir own and IU .trlDltl yo~ can earn as much as $650 a month right through your strength of these players was the tell-tale factor, as time and time 3) Inputs Outputs (4-0) 4) Beef By-Products (0-4) compieltitiell.-bo have the patience of. IIJn' wben 4) Gopher (4-0) 5) Not Basketball (1-3) I·v. boon don for a IptUII wioh 11 ....re. wholol« again they sent powerful spikes hurling at the Tritons. Bob easier to rind the wonll '0 wIth them well" , More seruor year. Then after 16 weeks of Officer Candidate School Rhodes, Phil Melese and David Pekin faired well for UCSD. than thlnll ... muth love · ".r ( 2 / 15 ) i)r. K.y will belle ... on Wed . 1"011. 15. at 7pmin USB you'll 'receive an additional year of advanced technical ' Morning places 2Q2 . A re

paDies for .' lly 1. . for the council, be remains D•• Mar bu •••••• AS Pre, .dent Jeff Leifer uncertain about the demaDel for Attention Men!!! (CondDuecI frOm pale 1) foresees a ·'two levelltrate8Y weekend aervice. Wea re common need." Student that eatabUabel a core II'OUP to explalDed that Del Mar baa to ol'lanizatioDl, local bu.ina.es do tbe petition field work "pick up the extra COIl per and senior citizen group' would amoDl the faculty, .tudenta mile" not covered by fares. SALE belp to circulate petitions. and .taff woo live in Del Mar. I "It's not a question of having Hodskins believes it will take bope AS External Affairs and extra money layilll around, it is "1000 sipatures and then tbey tbe Student Lobby Annex would always one program judged ow in Progress at (city council) willliateQ." then prepare letters and against the other." Weare Del Mar does not come under testimony for the city council." mentioned road iJ1ll)rovements tbe jurisdiction of either the Associate Chemistry Profes­ as an example of where the North County or the San Diego sor John Weare, former Del ,money milbt go if weekend Transit District. Any bus Mar Mayor and current council service is not started. services provided by these member, strongly supports the companies must be subsidized concept of the I'Jgbt bus. He Weare encouraged students by the city. called the current situation to contact the city council. He City Manager J. Wayne "immoral not to have to safe thinks tbe most effective input 4'~ Demetz indicates tbat the City way home fof students at will be for "a lot of people to Council has agreed to provide night." show up" when the council ~~. I/~I", $32,800 during fiscal year 1977- Speaking for himself and not makes it decision. 78 for the current five day a week stops and transfer to North County. He estimates that weekend service would .CIA ad rally••. cost $9400, less the fares which .-: ~ (ConUnued from page 1) are collected in tbe city. ~/~ San Diego Transit reports significant that the CIA is using UCSD to make its that 11,730 passengers bave reappearance on college campuses." boarded or gotten off the bus in New Indicator staff member David Pickett said that with the Del Mar during 1977. "I believe appearance of the CIA ad in the Triton Times, the issue has been the ridership in itself indicates "placed in a different mode - that offreedom ofthe press. Does 5887 Untvenlty AYe • . support for expanded route the TT have the freedom to run anything or do anything they (nxt. door to the Cinerama The..... ) times," said Sindler. want? This fundamentally, though not consciously, draws the Phone 2I7-11tsO The city will negotiate a new issue away from its real significance - that the CIA is H,.: Mon-Frt: 10-1 s.t: 10-8 Sun: 12·5 contract with the bus com- recruiting on our campus." Pickett said the TT editorial board gave two reasons for printing the CIA ad - a desire not to censor tbe ad and to allow freedom of information. He caHed both those reason "gross Grand Opening myths. I don't believe tbe TT is made up of bad individuals out to promote the CIA, but they are limited by a certain structural mechanism. March 4 "There's just a lot of information that will never get into the TT - not because the staff members don't want it to appear - but because it's impossible to fit it all into the limited space available, " Pickett said. Information that isn't part of the business mechanism "that channels information into the TT" will never get into the paper, Pickett said. Referring to the statement in the TT editorial about the offensive quality of the ad (Triton Times, Feb. 6) , Pickett said, "Maybe we can' use this rally to explain to the TT that we find the CIA offensive." Pickett also referred to last year's student referendum, at which over 1300 students voted to have UC disclose and sever all ties with the CIA. After the rally, Triton Times editor Alan Russell said, "I think they presented their viewpoint in a dignified and informative manner ... 1 still think the majority of students would rather have the right to choose, in relation to the CIA ad." Several other California university student newspaperS have also printed the CIA ad, including the UCLA Dally . Bruin, the Stanford Daily and the San Diego State Dally Aztec. According to represen­ tatives of those papers contacted by the Triton Times, none of them received any reaction or feedback from the ad. Attend Regents meeting Come to the UC Relents hearinl on alricultural mechanization! Learn bow the Regents are .pendinl our money to initiate tbe l'elearcb and development of farm Wilderness Outfitters machinery and bow tbi. is burtiq you tbe consumer and taxpayer and II co.t.iDI the farmworker. their Job •. Be - Rentals - Sales - Service - part of tbe UCSD deleealion to Off 1-5 at the Del Mar racetrack exit, help crush the Re,enu' efforts Via de la Valle, East to the Flower Hili Shopping Center. to mechanize farm labor. For 2670 Via de la Valle Phone: 481-SKIS more info call 453-... The Suite A-210 bearilll is Thunday at 1: • pm . at the LA Convention Center.