ey ey Volume 40, Number 48 University of , Thursday, June 5, 1980 i>n ... 1 a Late Tallies Give at k. y. Metzger Victory en Riverside and Imperial Counties Are Decisive

Ku Klux Klan leader , buoyed by returns yesterday from Imperial and Riverside Id · counties, took the Democratic Congressional Ig nomination in this district that Edward Skagen In appeared to have wrapped up early yesterday morning. in Democratic officials said yesterday they would Ie work to re-elect Republican Clair Burgener rather than Ir aid the KKK leader. t, "I won't support him and neither will the Democratic n Party," said Skagen, who lost by 318 votes. s "We'll support Burgener," added Skagen, the San c It Final Totals, 43rd Congrellional District Metzger 32,335 Ska,en 32,026

The Revelle Fountain, broken for two quarters, will begin rurming every day from 11 am to 1 pm. Diego County Democratic chairman. State Democratic Chairman Richard O'Neill also • criticized Metzger, saying ''he stands for nothing the AS Approves Democratic Party stands for." Carter First, Anderson But Metzger, whose campaign message was that government should help "white, working people" first, A $196,000 predicted he could win without party help. . Second, AP Poll Shows . "The people of the hinterlands, my kind of people, 80-81 Budget From the Associated Prell really pulled it out for me," said Metzger. "I'm going to focus my efforts at reachin~ the white lower· and BY JEFF BERESFORD·HOWE NEW YORK - Less than half Carter in November. middle-class working people. ' New. Editor of the Democratic primary voters In each state, voters were asked The AS tettled on its 1980-81 in three major states say they will whom they would vote for in Skagen and Solana Beach businessman Bud budget last night, finally agreeing vote for President Carter in November in a race between Higgins, who ran third, together piled up 62.8 percent to fund salaries for SCURI and the November, a warning of what Carter, Anderson and Reagan. of the vote, but they split it evenly enough to give AS Internship Office and to give could be damaging party Here's what the Democratic voters Metzger the victory. $13,000 for an educational film defections in the general election, said: There was substantial confusion yesterday over series every Friday night an Associated Press-NBC News California: Thirty-four percent who actually had won the race. The Union and the sponsored by the Committee for poll predicts. said Carter was their choice; 23 Times, basing their stories on early evening figures, World Democracy. John Anderson is the candidate percent said Anderson; 19 showed Metzger ahead. The Council debated for about , who would most obviously benefit percent, Reagan; 24 percent said This paper, which waited until about 80 percent of five hours on the budget; a from such defections in California, someone else or were not sure, the vote was counted, named Skagen the winner, as $196,000 piece of legislation New Jersey and Ohio, as he tries to interviews with 2,128 voters did Skagen himself. which carries with it the smallest become the first independent showed. unallocated reserve in the . But Skagen's 4,000 vote county margin didn't candidate to win the White House. New Jersey: Carter was the stand up when the small number of voters in the organization's history - $7,200. But Ronald Reagan, the choice of 32 percent; Anderson 24 Most council members are district's Imperial and Riverside county sections were Republican nominee, also picks up percent; Reagan 16 percent; and added. hoping a petition to raise activity significant support from unhappy 28 named someone else or were fees $4 will get 2,000 signatures Democrats, particularly from not sure, according to interviews Metzger outpolled Skagen by 2,300 votes in and thereby justify a fee rise conservative primary voters. with 2,178 voters found. Imperial and 2,700 votes in Riverside to pull ahead of without an election. Interviews with more than Ohio: Forty-seven percent the Julian politico. The film series will enter its 8,500 primary voters in those picked Carter; .18 percent named Metzger said Tuesday night he would visit UCSD second year and run every Friday three states found many were Anderson; 15 percent Reagan; on a campaign stop if asked, and would definitely visit except the day after Thanksgiving. displeased with Carter's work as and 20 percent gave another the campus if elected in November. Thusfar, no A number of the films, like Hearts president. And that dissatisfaction answer. candidates forums have been held involving any of the Please lum 10 (>aRC 5 translates into possible trouble for Please lurn 10 (>a ge 5 candidates on this campus. Jarvis Says. He Won't Give Up Will 'Stick It Up the Ear' of State Employees

From the Aasociated Press He aimounced some d tails of that homeowners, whose banner Jarvis government spending limit of last fall LOS ANGELES - For Howard proposal yesterday, saying in an carried in 1978, were 58 percent sponsored by Proposition 13 co­ Jarvis, what the voters gave, the interview that the initiative, now being against Proposition 9. author Paul Gann, who on Tuesday vot~rs have taken away. But the 76- drafted, would limit pensions future Clearly, the heralded California tax won the Republican nomination for year-old taxcutter remained defiant. public employees to the size of those revolt, which was supposed to sweep US Senate. As the returns came in Tuesday in private industry. A possible second the nation and dominate the state for And even the opponent ' strategy night showing Proposition 9 - his initiative would require annual cuts in years, has run into a roadblock. But amounted to a conces ion that the plan to slash state incom tax r8tes in state spending, he said .. it's unclear whether this is the end of publi doesn't regret what it did two half - losing badly everywhere in But the election returns indicated the road or merely a pause. years ago. California, reporters who may have the public is far Ie s receptive to Ralph Flynn of the California Instead of letting Jarvis again turn been expecting the usual awkward, Jarvis' me sage than the voters who Teachers Association, one of the the election into a refer ndum on conciliatory election-night concession passed Proposition 13 -- his 57 largest contributors to the well­ speech instead got a dos of vintage percent, $7 billion property tax cut­ financed , smoothly run No-on-9 government wa te, opponents implied that Jarvis him elf was Jarvis. nearly 2-1 in 1978. campaign, pro laimed "a new era of Opponents, he aid, had run a Proposition 9 got only 39 percent hope ... the· myth has been broken" turning away from the pirit of Propositon 13 with a measure that "totally dishonest" campaign a of the vot and lost by nearly 1.4 and called the election "the last gave more than half its $4 billion-plu "goddam con game." And h vow d million vot . It was d feated in all 58 hurrah of an aging d magogue." in annual tax benefits to the wealthi t to "shove it up the ears" of publi counties. Yet Pro po ition 13 remains on the on - ighth of the taxpay r . employee union~ , who led th No-on- And an AP-NB News poll of books, more popular than ev r Oppon nt recruited promin nt 9 campaign, with a new initiativ more than 2,000 voters at polling according to opinion polls. So doe support rs of Propo iton 13. cutting their job and pension . places show d that even the Proposition 4, a state and 10 al UCSD Must Rally For Excellence BY ANDREW SCHNEIDER This campus sits right on the hallm ark. We must find a way · Senate Stalled on to bond together as a full University or we will be pushed in the direction of a highly specialized technical institute . . Selected excellence is a term used to say that you don't need Peripheral Canal one of everything on every campus. It's also a euphemism that SACRAMENTO - A might fit well to explain budget cuts in the future. Strong science Kapiloff said if he can't get last-minute change of heart by Lehman's vote for SB200, he departments must be balanced by an equal effort in the liberal a Fresno assemblyman stalled "Nobody really knows how here the morning after E. Conder ruled Tuesday that arts. Frontier scientific research without an exploration of the might have to reopen many deaths there are," said capturing the nomination over the Peripheral Canal bill in an negotiations with senators to the three received a fair trial, social impact sets a dangerous precedent on the path to a Gov. Charles Thone, who former Los Angeles Mayor but that former Carbon Assembly committee yester­ accept some of the McCarthy asked President Carter to Sam Yorty and five other County Attorney Ron . ~ndrew Schneider is a Special Assistant to the Chancellor. day. amendments. declare the city a disaster area candidates. Gann received 40 Democratic Assemblyman Ayala said there is such a Boutwell withheld important breakdown in our society. alter inspecting the devasta­ percent of the vote to Yorty'. Richard Lehman, whose vote "fragile coalition" supporting information from the defense We have a responsibility to preserve this place called UCSD. tion by helicopter. 29 percent. during the penalty phase of the 1be University presents a hope for the future in a world of had been counted on to get SB200 in the Senate that any SB200 through the Assembly Yesterday morning, Hall case. political tension and economic strain. Only freedom of thought Assembly a.mendment could Water, Parks and Wildlife County Supervisor Irene Commutes can create the ideas to meet the challenges presented to a mean defeat. If it can get Abernathy said more Committee, said at a noon· 30 Gunmen Fire hwnan civilization which considers itself to be in decline. ....------Letters to the Editor ------, through the Assembly without bodies had been found. Death Sentences It'. a milllOmer to think that 'this in.titution is invincible. hour committee session he change 'it wiU go straight to At Embassy Many scholars moved We.t when the public education system wanted more time . Gov. Edmund Brown Jr., who crumbled in New York .tate. 1be .ame could happen here. The vote was 4-3 in favor of will sign it. An Assembly Gann Asks to _ ROME - Two Arabic. follow this .cenario. After the failure of Proposition 9 Critics 'Emotional Infant' the bill by Sen. Ruben Ayala, . amendment would require Debate Cranston The death sentences of speaking gunmen walked into bucitet cub are not as severe as expected, but the process of D·Chino, but five votes are reconsideration by the Senate. three motorcycle gang the Iraqi Embassy in Rome needed to clear the nine· cuttinK education become. a legitimate means to face hard Editor: for argument's sake, let's deal with this for a LOS ANGELES members convicted in the yesterday, shouted "Viva member committee. economic limes. federal funds also slow in the continuing effort I was reading a copy of the latest Daily moment. Tornadoes Hit Republican US Senate 1975 torture slaying of a drug Khomeini," ope"ed fire on the to balance the budget. Our excellence will be strangled slowly Guardian while taking a shit in the men's room Chairman Lawrenc e nominee Paul Gann said in for man t h a v e been embassy staff, killed one Iraqi Mr. Bergman, there are things far more Kapiloff, D-San Diego, said he by ~bb1int financial retOUrcel. of the Revelle Humanities Library, when I ran offensive and harmful to society than the Nebraska Town yesterday he wants to debate commuted 'to life in prison. employee and wounded Increased need for tuition to make up for the lOll will limit acroll Charles Bergman's hYlterical protest would hold the roll open until incumbent Democrat Alan The three, Gypsy Allen another, police reported. obscene, the lascivious, the pornographic and the committee reconvened accessibility at a time when the student population is making a ~gainst William Hamilton's recent "Ask The GRAND ISLAND, Neb - Cranston in a series of Codianna, 30, Waterbury, The terrorists left a time the shameful. These include the repressive, the Wednesday night. dramatic demographic shift towards the Hispanic community. Shah" article. prudish, the neurotically puritannical, the self· A temporary morgue was set appearances before voters in CT; Irvin Paul Dunsdon, 30, bomb and fled, but embassy "The Berkeley campus tows the whole UC .ystem into collective Up front, I will own up to some bias in this righteous. Kapiloff had successfully up at a shopping center California's urban and rural Bingham Canyon, UT, and guards cut down one outside in bar,~ning with its intruding regulations. controversy - I am an occasional contributor Your thoroughly excessive, mean-spirited st c: ved 0 If a series of yesterday as rescue workers areas. Craig D. Marvell, 37, Laguna a hail of gunfire and captured What'l left for research scholars and their students in a to the Daily Guardian and a friend of the attack upon Hamilton's light-hearted bathroom amendments backed by looked for bodies in the "We should get out and Beach, CA, had been on him. The other escaped on Univerlity abnosphere buffeted by these constraints? How will maligned Mr. Hamilton's. Still, I think I can see humor exposes (I hope you don't mind me using Assembly Speaker Leo wreckage of more than 250 mingle with the people; they death row since 1975 for the loot. we respond? I don't know the answers and I won't be afraid to the larger issue involved in Charles Bergman's that word) you as worse than a person who McCarthy, D·San Francisco, homes .~nd businesses are the government of this slaying of Michael Thomas The bomb, in a brown most of which fell one vote say so if we can find a way to count on each other. crazed assault on the "Ask The Shah" feature : can't t~e a joke, Your shrill whining about destroyed by tornadoes in great state and this great . Hogan in Price. I eat her sui t cas e . was Let's not get tricked into jumping on to the doomsday intolerance. . "decadence" shows that you are alraid of a few short. Nebraska's third largest c. ~ity!.:-.. _~n~a~t~io~n~.'_' ~G~a~n~n~to~l~d..:r~e~p~o~rt~er~s~ __Th.:..:.:: i:.:rd:.....:D::i:.:st:.:ri:.:c.:...t -=J-=ud=g~e.:.....:D::e=a::n:....---.:d:..:.e.:..ac_t_iv_a_ted~_b::..y_bom__ b_ sq..!.u_a_ds-=-.. bandwagon. We have excellence at UCSD and we should be No one - including, I'm certain, William naughty words and off·color comments, and proud of our effort. Self criticism is vital to a healthy University. Hamilton himself - would make any claims for are willing to crack down on those that use them In the past -.rear we have publicly aired even our smallest the "good taste" of the "Ask The Shah" piece. in order to prot~t your supposed purity. grievances. Those who criticize have a responsibility to share Its jokes involved scatology, juvenile sexual Mr. Bergman, what if I walked up to you and in the work of following through with changes. Are we cynically humor and out·and·out shock value to make shouted "cockpissjizz" at your sensitive virgin Soft Contact Lenses $100* complaining or are we building for the future? their points. "Ask Th'e Shah" may have been ears ? Would you cower in mortal fear? What if Rare. is the institution which can disagree to its foundations funny simply for this reason alone - rather I then shouted the BIG ONE at you - "Fuck!!" and then carry on. I believe we have a future, but only if we than making erudite satirical remarks about - before you could escape? Would you have Beware of the quick eye examination and contact tens fit. It may be too qUick . The best eye examination and work together. A great University isn't built on consensus. It world leaders, it reduced them to the level of heart failure on the spot? Would you be scarred contact lens fitting IS painstaking, meth'Xllcal, trl orough. and consists of numerous tests. A mmimum thrives on mutual respect for the exchange of ideas. grotesque caricatures, deflating their world for the rest of your life? I would hope that you number of 4 VIS its is reqUired to achieve a proper fit Our off ice is eqU ipped with th e most sophisticated, ad· importance, dragging them through the mud WOULD be, if you allow "dirty" words and vanced and computerized Instrumentation In the world in order to achieve the best eye examination and If we are to survive, there must be a renaissance in opening just to prove they are human beings who ideas to affect you so much. You're obviously contact lens fitting poSSible. the University up to the community. Basic research sometimes excrete, grub for money, get horny and so on. an emotional infant, so what use would you appears worthless to the public in an immediate benefit sense. It All contact lens fltlng Include a written agreement that allows you to return your contacts and rece ive a re· Or perhaps the feature was pure bad taste - Please turn 10 page 5 fund at your discretion with a speCifiC period of time . takes years to discover the formula which cures a disease or to develop a new approach which improves the quality of human If you 've been think ing aboul contacts, ViSit San Dlego's most leChnOloglcally·advanced optometriC office interaction. today Our large library of lenses allows us to send you home With your new contacts the same day they are fitted In most cases Where ever you are on this campus, whatever job you do, Appeal Drop Date Decision Caliloday for an apPointment. free consu lta tion or In formation pa cket explaining soft. fleXible . hard. tor lC take the risk to give the opportunity to the other guy. Make the (for cor rectron of astigmatism) soft. and extended wear (24·hour) contact lenses for else to Editor: Professor Bond has cited UC'Berkeley's 3rd We are extremely incensed with the week drop date as an example backing his Dr. D. A. Rorabllugh .. Associates, Academic Senate's vote to move the free class proposal. Then why not consider UC Santa o tometrills drop date from the 6th to the 4th week, and to Cruz, Stanford and Harvard, where a class can 1939 Gland Avenue · PaCifiC Bea ch , CA • 272 -22t t The Daily- Guardian provide (how generous) a transcript "W " be dropped up to 24 hoors before the final? withdrawl mark for courses dropped after that Professor Bond refuted the statement made MAGIC RAZOR Ma Sle'charge dnO VISA acceoled , 1979-80 1980-81 date by Bob Speilmann that the drop proposal "was l1oc~ nol Ill(.Iud • J,JrofesslOna l SCfYlces This is a major decision directly effecting . pUt forth by a core of ve~~ conservative faculty" Eric Jaye Kathy Huffer UCSD's 12,000 graduate and undergraduate (by responding that the proposal was put forth HAIR· DESIGN Editor Editor students since it will be their transcripts that will by concerned faculty"). We ask you Professor Kathy Huffer Peter Mortenaen ManaBiIlll Ed itor be branded with the scarlet "W'_ Due to the Bond - Does an uncounted 6 percent quorum News Editor significance of th!s issue it would seem natural c~nsti~te a very "concer,~ed" faculty? We Jefl Bereaford·Howe Jeniler Warren that student opimon should have had a strong think t?tally unc.on.cerned would be a more The Russian & Soviet Studies Student Association presents: New. Editor Jeffrey S. L~ bearing on the outcome of the proposal. aPe!opnate ~crlpb,!n at large. • Sam Gooch AlIOCiate New. Editor. However, this certainly has not been the case! The quesbon remaln.s: Should a suppost;d 6 John Hondrol John Hondros Auociate New. Editor. Opinion Editor On May 6th students voted stronglr in favor percent of t~ ~cademlC ~~ate have.the nght The Idiot of retaining the 6th week drop date. Professor to make slgntficant deClStOns effecbng 100 John Klock Barbara Haas La Jolla Copy Editor Sport. Editor Bond (4th week sponsorer) labeled this percent of the students at UCSD? . Village Square referendum as "misleading", thereby calting We charge those mem.bers of the .Academlc Tim Liotta Henri Albert Sport. Editor Science Editor aside obvious student opinion. Allowing'the Senate, who are truly. tnterested. In student (5 minutes fro"':' UCSD-J block south of VA ) Academic Senate, comprised of the faculty and welfare at UCSD, to reView the acbon taken on Peter Mortenaen Jeff Bereolord·Howe Science Editor Arts Editor four non.voting students, to make polic y which the free class drop date proposal. Further, we Trd Burke Lynette Tom directly affects students without respect for strongly sug~est to ~fessor Bond that . he p-~------Art. Editor A.aociate Art. Editor student desires is a continuation of a rampant resume teaching chemiStry, rather than leading : $3.50 OFf A Classic disregard 'for 'student opinion. Ladies and an . apathetic . ~cadernic Senate to pass Dostoyevsky Matthew Girdt Peter Allen I Photo Editor Photo Editor gentlemen, that is "taxation without detnmental poliCies, ANY HAIRSTYLE WITH THIS AD (in Russian SUSAN GREENE I representation." . I (includes w ash, condition &- style) Harry L. Tolen H arry Tolen with English subtitles) L. After mustering together a 6 percent PAUL JENSEN I General Manaller General Manaller quorum, the firs" time in five months, Professor JANNE HAMMEL Bond and the other members of the Academic :$10 off all permanent waves The Daily Guardian is publishrd Monday through friday Senate present locked the doors and arrived at during the regular academic year by students at the University of Charlton Serious? I offer expires June 30, 1980 California, San Diego. Offices are located southeast 01 the their injurious decision. A call to the Executive Revelle Provost', Office. Secretary of the Academic Senate revealed Editor: 1 ______------If the Pres is really so silly, then why's he Our mailing addreu: UCSD, B·016, La Jolla, CA 92093. that no count was made of the members present Bring in your UC D student, fa culty or Thursday, June 5 for news or bu sinell information, call 452-3466. Clall8ified since it was "obvious" that there was a quorum. getting so serious about the radio station? If he', staff ID and p ick u p your discount card adverti ing is open from 9-3 daily; news and display advertising Four members voted to reconsider the really so very silly , why's he care how silly those good through Sep tember 30, 1980. 7:30 pm, TLH 104 from 9·5 daily. proposal, while the remainder (uncounted) DJ·types want to be? The Daily Guardian subscribes to the A ssociated Press , the voted in favor. (Open comment to the Getting serious myself here for a moment, FREE! Los Angeles Times Syndicate. the Universa l Prell Syndicate Academic Senate: A copy of Robert's Rules of the radio station does seem to ha ve been getting Open Walk-ins and Pacific News Service. Orders can be found in the Central Library. Call belter, and it hal had to struggle, and.it is still a 455-1 700 N"mllf'r .IF515 R65 1978.) Please turn 10 (Ja Re 5 7 days Welcome AS Budget Approved Continued (rom pa~l! 1 Council members also pointed and find a way to resolve them. and Minds and Harlan County to the uniquely student nature of SCURI leaders pointed to the USA, are perennial campus the programs in justifying their need for a p lace where • favorites, but most are making salary vote. undergraduates who don't have their first campus appearance. ASIO Director Jim Lofgren told the inclination to work in the The films have played to the council that "all the other laboratory sciences can find a capacity in TLH 107 most of this internship programs are run by the place to get funding for their 9wn A New Queen year. administration with a lot of projects and research ideas. The salaries for the Student problems. At the Warren office, Is Crowned The ASUCSD Center for Undergraduate for example, you have to get Council members also heard Innovation and Research and professor's signatures and do Lofgren and SCURI leaders say ReveJie freshman Seth "Walter Mellon" Murda' toasts ASIO were unprecedented, but papers and 1l'0 through all their they would not work back- last night beat out four othercandidats for the tilleol organization leaders promised bureaucracy, and a lot of students breaking hours unless they 1980 Revelle Watermelon Queen. their organizations would become aren't satisfied with that. ~tudents received compensation, and MW'lter will drop a watermelon oR the top of Urey the Class of '80 and Chancellor McElroy I. self-sufficient after this year, and have a better perspective on SCURI said their funding from the Hall tomorrow at noon in a traditional end.of-the­ the council also heard numerous student need," he said. administration would dry up unless year ceremony. with the satisfied customers testify to the The Council appointed a task they had time (at least a year) to The eight jud~ selected Munter for his aucience hard work and good character of force to look into conflicts between work out a transition to volunteer response, pOISe, appearance, humor and their mentors. the Warren and' ASIO programs labor. appropriateness. ~aC!l(o~~1J ~A~OO ~~~[9~ Who is ------The Shah Polls Show Is Grea-t He Kidding? FREE Continued from page 2 Continued 'rom page 2 great potential resource for the education of Carter Ahead Light, Dark & Pink have for an adult life, anyway? UCSD students and the public. It Continued (rom page 1 reall y nauseates me that such petty, holier­ People with basically reactionary ideas voters there found. Republican prima ry plus than-thou stupidity exists upon the campuses of haven't had a great deal of luck in UCSD More of the defections voterl in California voted an institution of higher learning. Perhaps elections, so the best way for such types to get came from Kennedy voters overwhelmingly for Reagan rock n' roll by ORION Bergman will carry out his threat to throw a elected might just be to put on some party hats than from Carter voters. on. Tuesday. But one out of public tantrum and shut down the Daily and claim to be apolitical. But after the election, While from two-thirds to four of the GOP voters said Guardian because of its moral debauchery. I'd watch out. three-quarters of the Carter they would not vote fo r like to see him try - it would be a real pleasure Has anyone figured out yet why people of voters said they would back Reagan in the fall, with 3:00-6:00 pm for him to confront the AS Communications non-white races, people from low income the president in November, Anderson getting the bulk of Board and have them deliver a thoroughly backgrounds, and people with humanistic less than one in five of the those defections, according "on the hump" appropriate, emintently-tasteful-under-the­ political concerns do not seem to share the Kennedy voters said they to interviews with 1,930 circumstances "Fuck You!" passion for silliness? would. Republican primary voters. BARRY ALFONSO R.G. HAEKINS 11M thGt niCJu we'JJ be ...... 101.' • Uc ~.·~ UIO. f o¥ " ,tom "HIJvin' A 1\1tn~ ijttanCi(tl ai~ .Bttt~ uJheC'(" tj ~ r TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE

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The deadline is drawing near to register for the '80 UCSD Summer Session. The following courses are just a few of the courses being offered in the Summer Session: .

B!ology 2: ...... Biology of Multicellular Organisms II A V B!ology 21: ...... Introduction to Underwater Biology M. Biology 131 : ...... Marine Biology D Communications 123: ...... : ...... ' Children & Television Earth Science S3: ...... An Introduction to the Oceans E~rth Sci~nce S3L: ...... An Introduction to the Oceans Lab COU RSES Llterature/Gen~ral 159: ...... Blues. Ragtime and Jazz L!terature/Engllsh 149: ...... Primitivism in American literature Literature/~ebrew 122:...... Hebrew Prophetic Literature Mathemat!cs 1A ...... Elements of Mathematical AnalYSis Mathematics 4C:...... Elementary Functions Mu!r College 10: ...... College WritinQ MUir College 20A: ...... Information and the Media (Adv. College Writing) P.E. 14A: ...... Beginning Tennis P.E. 14B: ...... Advanced Beginning Tennis P.E. 21A: ...... Beginning Modern DanCe P.E. 22A: ...... Beginning Jazz Dance P.E.,23A: .. : ...... Beginning Ballet PolI~ical SCience 109: ...... The Presidency SOCiology 123: ...... : ...... Sociology of Suicide Warren College 10A: ...... The Writing Course Warren College 10B: ...... The Writing Course

Anthropology 73: ...... Latin American Culture Anthropology 121 : ...... Women in Cross-Cultural Perspective Drama 13~: ...... Freeing the Voice Mathemat!cs 2C: ...... Calculus & AnalytiC Geometry Mathematics 4B: ...... : ...... Intermediate Algebra MNING Ml:J1r College 20B: .....' ...... The M of Persuasion (Adv. College Writing) Philosophy 185: ...... Special Topics: Loneliness Political Science 121 : ...... ,The U.S. Congress COURSES Psychology 104: ...... : ...... Introduction to Social Psychology Psychology 157: ...... : ...... Topics in Legal Psychology Third College Compos!t!on 10B: ...... Expository Writing I 'T~ird COII~e CompoSition 10C: ...... Expository Writing " Visual Arts 60:...... Photography Visual Arts 194: ...... Fantasy in Film •

For a complete list of Summer Session '80 courses. or to receive a free catalog. contact the Summer Session 1--__ Office at 452-4364. or stop by the Summer Session Office. 106 Administrative Complex. ------'------.,--

SUMMER PARKING INFO

Parking permits are required during the summer .months. ,Student S!lmmer Session Parking Permits are available from the Central Cashier's Office, 401 Warren Campus, between the hours of 9:00 am and 3:00 pm, Monday thru Friday. The cost of a Student Summer Session parking permit is $5.00/month and is available for a specified period of time, i.e. two weeks, one month, 6 weeks ... this type of permit will be available from June 16th, 1980 through September 15th, 1980. The annual student itS" parking permit will also be available to regular UCSD students attending summer session and who plan on being here for the 1980~81 academic year. This annual permit expires 6/30/81 and costs $60.00 (that is still $5.00/month-there has been no fee increase).

All stud~nts purchasing a Summer Session parking permit must present a valid summer session registration receipt or l.D. card or a spring quarter registration/fee card to the Central Cashier's ,Office as proof of student status. Both the Summer Session parking permit as well as the annual itS" permit are valid only in yellow striped spaces. .

If you have any questions about parking during the summer months, please feel free to stop by the Parking & Transit Sy tems Office, 400 Warren Campus, or give us a call on campus extension 4223.