The Dail~ Guardian Volume 39, Number 43 University of California, San Diego Thursday, March 6, 1980 AS Votes Funds F or Opponents of Draft Registrat'n UC Conference, Students .For Peace Get Money

As the House Appropriations Committee moved closer to approving registration for the draft. the AS Council took three ste~ to solidify its opposition to President Carter's plan. In rapid success~on and with near unanimity, the Council voted: - to fund San Diego Students for Peace to the tune of $481 and five eighths of a page 01 advertising in The Daily Cuardian. SDSP plam to use moat 01 that money on printing; - to fund a $160 trip for 12 to a registration counseling and strategy meeting this Saturday at UC Santa Barbara. The conference, a .ystemwide meeting, will center on anti-registration data compiled by students at this campus and UC Berkeley; S . V· L---..J1or ...,... named Rick mlth to serve on ICe Cf1ilf1l.-.::I of Student Affairs Richard Annitage's draft counseling and information committee: Armitage has requested a student representative to the committee, which is now composed entirely of administrator.. . Thee are the plana fOf' the campul amphitheater, . administrator committee. The plans were draw~ ~or That committee win become entirely student-run which BOt off the around thil week when Chancellor a site near Central Library, but actually the faCIlity should registration or the draft be approved by McElroy a1locatecl $5,000 for the initial work. The will be located eut of Intentate 5. However,. the Congress, AS President Carlos Montalvo said last ~Iant were drawn by campus architect Chuck desicn will not change much because of the IWltch. night. Powers, who worked with the input of a ltudent- While approving the three resolutions, the AS

Chairman of Muir Council To Get $1200 BY JOHN HONDROS "These results will be especially Anociate New. Editor important this year because if BY TOBY RAYMOND A small, randomly selected Jarvis II passes there is the Staff Writer sample of UC students is being possibility that a tuition fee will be The Muir College Council surveyed to estimate the financial instituted in the UC system. (MCC) wiD pay its Council · resources needed by students "If tuition is charged, a lot more chairman $1200 next year, the attending postsecondary students will become eligible for first time a student governrnent institutions in California. financial aid than ever before. oHiciai has received a salary at The University of California, Without these results we will have UCSD. along with other public and private no way of estimating how many universities and colleges, hopes to new students will be eligible for this The proposal, originally use the results to evaluate the aid," Jeffery said. approved during the fall quarter, is standards now used to determine Jeffery said, however, that this designed to provide compensation need for financial aid, according to survey does not duplicate the for the amount of time the position Kate Jeffery of the systemwide student expenditure studies • demands, according to Muir financial aid office. conducted by the individual Assistant Dean Judith Green. The Of the 1500 students from each campuses. "The survey is looking The AS yesterday appointed a Iludent time demanded of a chairman campus who received the 58- at . both the expenditures and representative to Vice Chancellor Richard Armitage's makes it nearly impossible to hold question survey, the UC financial financial resources in the same draft advilOry committee at Armitage's request. a paying job, she noted. aid office is "counting on a 35 questionnaire ... and is representa- expressed its "enthusiastic support" lor the anti-draft percent return rate," Jeffery said. Please turn to page 4 o Applications for the elected cause. position will be available in 2-3 That cause, thought to be lost as early as la~t weeks, coinciding with the Muir Council to Help week, is apparently picking up support. . availability of AS election SDSP representative Mitch Sonnal told the counCil applications, the council decided that a tally compiled last night by Georgetown Monday. . Bring Henry After All University students indicated that the 54-man appropriations committee stands 21 in favor of Muir Dean Chip Dreilinger BY TOBY RAYMOND available to meet the difference. registration and 18 against, with 15 members expressed mixed feelings over the Slaff Wriler And Muir Dean Chip Dreilinger undecided. proppsal, saying that while it is Reversing a decision last week echoed Stewart, stating that an One of those undecided is San Diego Republican necessary to provide the chair with not to fund Buck Henry as a offer of less than $500 would be Claire Burgener. compensation, it is not a graduation speaker, the Muir "embarrassing." The AS encouraged the public at last night's particularly good idea to have the College Council voted earlier this Stewart suggested Henry as a meeting to drop by its office today ~~d phone funds provided by the Dean's week to allocate $300 for just that possible graduation speaker based Burgener's local office and express oPPOSItion to the office. purpose. on an offer that the actor made last registr ation. year. Henry was unavailable for In past years, the MCC has The decision to provide funding Please turn to page 8 for a graduation speaker is comment. employed an executive secretary The committee a pparently reo to fulfill some of the obligations of unpreced~nted at UCSD. However, the funds provided can evaluat~d the importance of the chairman. This position was graduation in reversing itself. Today's Weather filled by a Dean's intern at an be used only to secure Henry, said annual salary of $1200. chairwoman Rosemary Grobarek. Speaking at Monday's meeting T oda,' forecast calla for light rain, endina this According to Green, the fact According to Muir Provost of the MCC, Graduation afternoon, and cloudy kiet ~ tomonow. that the chairman's salary will be John Steward, who will extend the committ e member Vicki Tenaper. should ranp from ..... 40. to provided by the MCC s o'uld invitation to Henry, a minimum of Schwarl7. argued that more people the~. &¥eteet; the negate the bias towards the n'$ $500 is needed to offer Hemy. As would attend graduation if there office suggested by Dreiling r. yet, there is no additional funding P/t'OS" lurn til ~Rt' 4 Thursday, March 6. 1980 The Daily Guar dian ' 3 I The Daily Guardian Thursday. March 8. 1980 DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau BY WIWAM HAMILTON desk. was the CHIEF. ~ "Please sit down. won't you?" '!)J /(trJ0/N62 MiIfT 8I/TIN ~ It had been IUggested that I get a job. rHl5 BOOK rr !XJE5N1. JOt'S My interview sheet. aeaIed and marked requested the CHIEF, gazing at a lAIuum; MYOfftR; I1LfJE.· photograph on the wall taken of a girl IOOfl LMf(. 75.CKXJ fJUiIJ5 confidential. directed me to a secret sub· I FIJR ~ PIJJS 25% basement laboratory in the bowels of the plummeting ten stories off of a building, (Y' THE HJI1e RJ6HTS. Humanities UJrary building. I paused to seconds away from getting intimate with I reflect on the inscriptio~ on the the unyielding pavement below. T he iabqratory door: .. Abandon hope all ye CHIEF wore a fedora. He was ageless. who enter here." I pulled up a recliner, perspiring My initial revulsion at the sight of heavily and trying to occupy my mind runerou. blobs of amorphous festering with other things, like fried chicken. The Anderson 2nd Twice; IIIUIIII heaped in vanous lpoh on the CHIEF nodded to his extremely floor was further amplified by their charming secretary, who turned and began to flagellate my guide with a Baker Quits the Race voraciouaness in KUlT)'ing for and Agnew and John V. Lindsay Ce 'ar T urbay Ayala wants to consuming the cigarette butt I had bullwhip, sending him darting down the BOSTON -- George Bush gained a hairbreath victory over Rep. Jobn Anderson yesterday in the Massachusetts Cuts Still Won't had questionable business wail until after municipal and casually toued on the concrete 800r. I hallway and out of sight. She the n' presidential primary election. Senate Republican leader Howard dealings with the deposed shah regional electi ons Sunday examined a box containing leveral sauntered back into the reception area, Balance Budget Baker quit the race, and former president President Gerald R. of Iran or took money from before coming to terms with dozen copies of publications . which 0M~ . -/ ~. ~ {~/ recently converted into a morgue for the Ford said the contest for the GOP nomination is "a wide open President arter could fail him. the guerrillas, either by force IOI1IeOI1e had abandoned in the hallway. '(/~k' / ,. ~,. , f"~ , " / ' convenience of those who hadn't been ball game" he may yet enter. , to balance the 1981 federal T he documents, released by or mutual agreement. // " .' .-:-:- JoumGl of Communicable Dileases: '/' " /'/7 " r' granted audience. Here, no one was . ../ ,., Ford said the razor margin by which Bush won Massachusetts budget even in he succeeds in central bank governor A li " It would be tmublesome / ' ',' ,,,; , ,, /,~ , punctual because everyone was. . " . // 'l . and Ronald Reagan edged Anderson in Vermont were "a clear gelling Congress to approve Reza Nobari, were intended as lor the government to appear William Hamilton i. a Doily ...... ' -. /" ' "No doubt." began the CHIEF. "You indication to me that there is no consensus." among Republicans. the $20 billion in spending cuts evidence by the revolutionary to be surrendering to the G,.,clian arls writer. have acquired a vague impression of the now under review, a regime in its case to re turn blackma il of the guerrillas> a vital work we do here." congressiona l study indicated former Shah Moha mmad few days before the election," The Mqazine That Dares You To Pick H e said there won't be such a consensus before the GOP national convention, a nd thus forecasted just the kind oE yesterday. Reza Pa hlavi and his wealth to a government source said. It Up and Read It. I nodded meekly and swallowed with A lice Rivlin, director of the Iran. 1\e clothes tree outside a door compaign stalemate tha t would give him an opening for another difficulty. A bleep came over the . White House bid. Congressional Budget Office, Revolut io na ry lead e r Justice Dept. to Iudin8 to a biohazard area was draped intricate conaole on the , CHIEF's desk. testified that based on the Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini with 1M jackets. They had three _vea. While Ford hinted in Lauderhill, FL. that he may get in, Baker Fine For Leaks The CHIEF looked annoyed. and conceded in Washington that he is out. study, the 198 1 defic it, would and Islamic milita nts holding I IIudied the machinery. which WASHINGTON - Con· punched a button which sent a signal to . "It's pretty clear the campaign isn't going anywhere," he said hit "at least $21 billion" and approximately 50 Americanll God'. work demning "the flood of leaks" Iunmed lurhine-liIce.doint trigger a bomb that sent 25 mega-soull. after lagging far behind the leaders in the first fiv e Republican could be pushed to $25 billion hos tage in s ide the US Oft ...... anly our own. "Human as required by natural (impeccably (rom criminal invelltigation• . law campaign tests. by higher military fu el a nd pay Embassy charge the shah with .. Phlyw Attorney General Benjamin Emb:L~trjfu,e." accurate). to the last. level of their Because Anderson had taken the lead. several news costs. mass murder and corruption. Micr ter and Compliance journey. The CHIEF continued. Rivlin also told the Senate They have demanded his R. Civiletti warned Justice FicitaIion Device." -Normal Machine." organizations declared him the winner, only to pull back when Department employt;es ill two "In order to qualify for a position with later tallies showed no one with a conclusive lead. The Budget Committee that, even ret urn as a condition for ... a .... on one that IooIcecI speqal meetings y~terday the Institute it wiD be necessary for you Associated Press was among them, having given Anderson the if the budget were balanced, release of the hostages. .~ .. an electric chair. that he will fire anyone caught to acquire several standard skiDs and a victory in early evening. innation would be slowed by wu the Institute for the di s closing confid~ntial r.... rigid let of attitudes conducive to the While the Republicans ran to virtual dead heats in the two only a "modest" amount that Colombian ...... 01 Correct T\.:_L:-._ I proper application of your diqent could be measured in "tenths information. lhautIItIllhouthL •...... , Tuesday primaries, President Carter and Sen. Edward M. Talks Held Up In one of the more·extenlive effort.. Kennedy won Democratic lands~des . of percentages." n. MIIIcMmber w. cimly lit. and BOGOTA. Colombia and dramatic efforts in recent the .....cIa ..,.;ate who peeled me '------______...J Kennedy won his home Massachusetts primary with 65 U Among theae. I carmot too greatly Shah Paid op The Colombia goverrvnent years to stem leaks to the weal appropriateness of conduct and percent of the vote to Carter's 29 percent. The president swept r press, Civiletti appeared winced at the litht lilian" in from the Vermont's non· binding primary with 75 percent of the vote to 25 talked by telephone with the right.mindedne... Since there are Americans: Iran guerrillas holding the US twi c e in the Ju s tice elements of ambiguity in everyday percent for Kennedy. :c:~rq':nI~pa~ti:at ~ . Where We Learn Kennedy. saying he had a lift for his campaign and his issues. Documents submitted to the ambassador and some two Department'. Great Hall to ...... for momenlI to retain encounters. mel since these problematic .everal turned his effort to New York State on Wednesday. seeking UN fact·finding mission in dozen other for a deliver a 25'lI'!inute speech to situations tend to diitract our employees host ~ge5 _compa.llre. Wemadesmall .... and support in a March 25 primary that is one of his major targets. Tehran allege that such week, and one official said about 800 employees. he CUUIIIIJ mentioned that he hadn't 'ft Th · k' C I greatly. diminiahina their efficacy and He said his efforts were t Carter side was ready to compete for 418 Democratic prominent Ameri cans as direct talks may resume todC\Y . reducing Institute e1ficiency. we require -. out olll:-Iaboratory in yean. ~n 0 In 0 rre c y delegates in 10 states. where primaries will be held or multi-step Gerald Ford. Henry Kissinller. However , there wa s lJlarked by the leak of the ...... col 11'1 the comer strewn with that our chargea oodergo a rigOIOUI reo delegate.selecti~n caucuses will get under ~ay next week. David Rockefeller, Spiro T. speculation President Julio FBI's Abacam investigation. empty pizza delivery boxes and half· had wandered the basement aimJeuly people were keeping up, air circulated enculturation training program, a ----~------sw". Mana-. confinned thil. He since his fellowlhip had been terminaled like counterfeit. and fomprs' spoke mandatory short-duration improvement ~ ' _ a .. of the fadIities; I through ~ pidgin-English. Turned my program which il ultimately beneficial to Ihot 1WnseI, the n'Dfdnt' SOFT CONTACT LENSES $150 nittIbnIy .e:.,led .• w.rked tIwouah the deaning a piltol, stood ~ riPIY.~ 1Iomic:h. our trainees." , IumIIIe trying to ...,. ahead blankly. hischairedandscreamed'lsotatoIO! ', A mounted cadaver, posed I fidgeted nervoualy and wondered if Includes complete eve eumlneilon Including tonometry lenses tilting ,""or' up 1r 81~lng, care kit and tollow up .Islta - complete - no add,tlona, cherges The ~ vestibule led to an then calmly sat down, corn&ecl his hair ~uin.like in the aisle, pointed to there was any more rum left back at my entiaeptic-smeIIinR room fuD of cages till it was just 10 and blew his brains out. the CHIEF'. office. Whew ... onIy a ~ttIe aparbnent• • Makes convening easier. conIaining wildmen r toilet·trained for Several of the scavenger blobs beni8nly farther to go. I paused to examine the "Owing to factors which I am not employee relation. betterment. A Itationed in a corner .scurried from their operation of the Normal Machine. The presently at liberty to discuss, several of Beware of the Quick eye examlnallon and contact lens lit. It may be too qUick, The best eye examination and tumultuous yapping and clamqring resting-placel and gobbled him up, technician depressed a button and 'a our prospective applicants have been contact lens 1I1\1ng IS painstaking. methodical. thorough, and conSists 01 numerous tesls, A minimum saving the blood for an aperitif. woman stiffened at the jolt as discharged as a result of fai!we to number of II I/ISl tS IS reqUIred to achieve a proper IiI. Our office IS eQutpped With the most sophisticated. ad· carne from the caps when we entered. The though vanced and compulerlzed instrumentation in the world In order to achieve Ihe best eye examination and coffee pot whistled. working overtime for rigor mortis had set in. then began to correctly internalize PROCEDURE." althoulh a few of the more distraught conlact lens fitting poSSible and forlorn continued stuclfing quietly to free. tremble spalf11odically. smoke pluming Procedure? I wondered. become test· tube babies. Several of the A lobotomized keypunch operator fed out her ears. Alter a few seconds of the All contact lens filing Include a written agreement that allows you to return your contacts and receive a re· captive. attempled to pass me impertinent data into a computer. which treatment. lhe rose from the chair a "PROCEDURE." the CHI EF fund at your discretion With a specifiC period of lime IUbversive 5terature through the bars. digested the initially confusing natural blonde and made the perfect dry reiterated and stared at me somberly. THIS WEEK II you 've been thinking about contacts. VISit San Diego's most technologlcally·advanced optometric office ~~g the scientific method. One information and spewed out the martini. While I had been watching this The CHIEF examined my resume, as today , Our large' llbrary ot lenses allows us to send you home With your new contacts Ihe same day they are handed me a note upon which was anticipated result. Along the wall. there had been 3.4 murders. 1 suicide, though searching for something of fllted In most cases. scrawled Ii cryptic metsage. "Yikes." I running the length of a hallway. was a and 20 dead from starvation. My guide intrinsic importance. then began to Call today for an..appolntment. Jree consultation or Informal Ion packet explaining soft. fleXible , hard. tonc thought. The researcher grabbed it out queue of volunteer subjects, awaiting turned and spoke. chuckle. (for correction of astigmatism) soft. and e~ten d ed wear (24,hour) contact I ~ nses , of my hand and wadded it up, then inoculations of something someone in "In the next room. we are engaging in "According to your profile, you aren't THURSD ~. produced a revolver from his lab coat the Iab-had cooked up last summer just pr9tective reaction strike therapy on a work· study student: JERRY R Dr. D. A. Rorlblugh " A.. ocllt.s. and blasted the interloper through the to see what would happen. They had illiterate Third World mothers." I nodded. . Optom.trlsts Retums to U t939 Grand Avenue · PaCifIC Beach, CA • 272,2211 heart. One leas to be processed. I hoped. been duped into thinking that perha.,. Motl~rs who would never bear "Naturally, departmental fu~ is 8 PM · unle .....at that moment a woman with here they would learn how to love. children. their insides ripped out for limited, and hence, linceyou aren t a MaSI charge and VISA accepted dean-.... aven annpits began ranting Maybe there was justice after all, I spare parts so that someone'l Aunt work·study student..." The CHIEF Presented by ASUCSD about her roommate Ramona. parts of began to think. when a staff associate Mildred 'Could augment her life· broke out into uncontrollable lauthler. whom had been Ifafted to a pig. was decapitated due to a clerical error. expectancy. causing to be created which sublided only alter the secretary The first laboratory offered me a The odor of sinSed hair permeated the venemous smiles on the facea of had lCurried out into the room and ~ted glimpse of the work being carried out. room when a faulty lab technique proved actuarial tablea portending the 1l00d him one right in the chops. t----FRIDAy. MAR. Flower Hill Mall One group of surgical philolOpherl and fatal to an inexperienc~ lab alsistant news for modern man. the bes' since "Since you .-en't a work ...study ... 3PM Lower lewl clinical therapeuticians was busily who only read the abstracts. Behind a penicillin. student... " he kept repeating it ov. and Next to Filippi's wornancare excavating a huge cavity in a patient's soundproof window the hum of the "Perfectly legal." advised my over,'reelingand contortinginhiscitair, SlCYUNE 481 ,5891 . • chelt, while another group was lexographic unscrambler/Semantic companion. "They initialled the the laughter bursting forth in a delu...ie. Those funny guys that can sterilizing a toaster oven for Interpreter could not be heard. It may necessary forms." I smiled at the futility The secretary reappeared. The sing tool! implantation. The patient ate an apple have been pushed into high gear to of litigation for denial of due process. CHIEF howled hysterically in the and .talked shit throughout the operation. translate and decode a ~kely story since like the entrails strewn about. they background. doubled over onlo the . 9PM ~=: another testimonial to acupuncture. as between two suspected alcoholics being would be entangled in appellate courts noor. health the Chinese anesthesiologist (once a monitored at the pub. for years before being granted any relief . TANGERINE ~ cene.r ..:. " magician) had shoved the sabre deftly Two of the technicians, themselves Several off·duty pharmacologists with "What the CHIEF is trying to say is, .Mellow Jazz . through his neck. severing the spinal under surveillance, were spied swapping a heavy jones for poker played for each that since you aren't a work-study - Self-help -Wellwoman cord. Human organs were being tossed radiation badges and summarily sucked others' wives. Socially, there was little student.," she paused and gi~gled. up into a positive identification affinity between , fhem, although the "We're going to have to kill you!' - PNgnancy haphazardly around the room, although ICfMfttng occasionally a surgeon would yell, mechanism whic h incinerated them ana competition Tor sites was intense. Small Huh? Friday & Saturday ONLY: pulveri zed a nd carbon·dated their bones wonder their wives shed their inhibitions Holographic images of my ex- - abortion "Hey. how about One of those slimy S\,jrcharges: 10¢ per glass, 'uptot'''' things over here!" and duck as a shower to assure that the tombstones would be and shared receptor sites with the first girlfriend waltzed past my eyes. followed _ birth COI.troI of them would be Oung at him. accurately inscribed. Last names are agonist tha t could mimic the appropri,.te by my stepmother, that grumpy nc!xt· 20C per small pitcher, _ childbirth A coterie of nurses played pinochle important. therapeutic agent. That lICene was door neighbor. severa l pre identia l 3Q¢ per large pitcher Charlie's with tatooed skin grafts and sipped A gradua te student ran into the room nowhere. hopefuls and any policeman. The room Place perfusion. of glandular secretions from IICreaming that he had discovered a cure • "This is as far as we go ," announced did cartwheels. I blacked out. Ian ...... CA for which there was no disease.' The my guide, blindfolding me, only to lead I opened my eyelto find myself sitting NOCOVIIII -- - '------... - ha'ld·blown Erlenmeyer flasks, bitching ..II "Hlt'll(linK tilt' traditiull;11 with 11ll" mllu·l1llxJrilrl·" ,,~ut whatever and occasionally evangeli st over the recreation room me through another turnl tile. then up a opposite the CHIEF. The confusion was MUST HAViID TO DRINK 01 Gal: I •••• reciting the Hippocratic Oath in unison radio proselytized. " D~tors? fli ght of stairs. He ripped off the beginning to di sipate, and bitl and whenever the reptitian transpla nt. Lawyers? Profellional people? ... AD bandage. cackling into cupped hands. I piecea of hill spiel meshed. A job offer! I composite centerpiece yawned. Several homol exual...Cancer doe.n't kill opened my eyes. Acrou from me. was a work· ludy student! wore nasal protheses. A post·doc who people. people kill people." Everywhere. seated behind the huge oiled· walnut .011 well , I thought at last. The Daily Guardian Thunday, March 8,1980 Thursday, March 6,1980 The Daily Guardian 5 . . Non-Profit Student Loan Agency OK'd What Luck! Storms Sweep Beach Away BY cAROLYN FRIDAY the California GSL program. be guaranteed by the federal government. s.a-te~ The 1978 federal law establishing the GSL The bill was touched by a hint of scandal when a Scripps Scientists Studying Shifting Sands Just Happened to Be There to See It An image-conicioul State Senate Education program allows any halftime or full-time students to Sacramento television station discovered that those committee yesterday approved a cleaned up veri ion secure a loan of up to $2,500 a year for legislators sponsoring the bill had been named to the ------transport can be determined. of the suaranteed ltudent loan bill that had earlier undergraduates and $5,000 for graduate students at board of directors of a non.profit corporation set up BY WAYNE VILLANEUVA precise measurements be ahandoned altogether coastal environment that lparked numerous pre" reports of a potential a deferred seven percent interest rate, regardless of last April for such a purpose. Is it possible that someone concerning the dynamics of because of overwhelmin~ly result from local wave The rate of shoaling of harbor scandal. need. The bylaws of the body would have permitted the could actually have benefited the destructive process to be adverse conditions. conditions and sand behavior. entra nces can also be The committee approved the structure of a non­ However, the instiutions granting the loans have directors high salaries, and loose accountability for from the recent onslaught of made in a relatively short On the average, the ctirrent Sut:h a mathematical model calculated. prQfit corporation designed to double, triple or even often been wary of committing large sums of money income profits earned. rains deluging Southern period of time. speed was up to six knots and Knowledge of the dynamics quadruple the availability of guaranteed student to the GSL program. Students at the University of California? Seymour commented that breakers ranged from 12to 15 The Daily Glianiian of sand movement will allow Ioana (GSL). California and the independent colleges are generally In the wake of the press reports, Assemblyman Apparently, scientists from the study, which ended this feet in height. scientists to predict changes in .CPEC. the student aid commillion, and lobbyists considered a good risk, according to Art Knox and Gwen Moore, D·Los Angeles, Senator the Scripps Institute of past week, "was enormously By measuring quantities the shoreline preventing from the UC student lobby, the UC administration Marmaduke, the director of the student aide ·WiIliam Campbell, R-Los Angeles, Paul Carpenter, Oceanography and the successful." There was a price like wave height, current Science unsafe development of the and the independent campuses all expressed their comission, which is the state's guarantee agency for D·Santa Ana, and Bill Greene, D·Los Angeles Institute of Marine Resources to pay, though, he added, for speed, current direction, and coastal areas for either approval of the bill. '. the loans. resigned from the board, as did Assemblyman Willie (IMR) studying the erosion of watching nature awesomely sand concentrations, Seymour business or recreational "Witb poaaible budget restrictions in the near Students attending community colleges, who do Brown, D·San Francisco, who was the sixth Ledbetter Beach in Santa perform her destructive deeds. and his research team hope to would yield a large number of purposes. future. we think our students deserve to have have trouble getting loans, will be the major legislator named to the board. Barbara did. They watched A few ankles were sprained, synthesize thei r data and pradical bendits. With a Scripps and IMR are available every means of funding possible," said UC beneficiaries of this new legislation unless Proposition model. the effed of off-shore planning a further study for As amended, the bill would prohibit compensation with keen interest as the beach some test equipment was lost eventua lly d evelop a lobbyist Lowell Paige, referring to the problems UC 9 is passed. structures. like jetties and next year on the West Coast or of directors, would limit staff salaries to a state was completely washed away to the powerful currents, and, mathematical model for the ltudents may face if Proposition 9 passes and tuition Sponsored by Assemblyman John Knox, D­ groins, that interfere with sand the Gulf of Mexico. employee scale, and specifies that any income be in just two days time by the during one night, testing had to structural changes in the is introduced. Richmond, the bill originally gave the governor given to the Student Aide Commission. heavy rains. Aa:ordin, to a statewide survey of campus power to appoint a state agency, a student loan The destru ction of financial officers conducted by the student aid authority or a private non.profit corporation as a The bill now also calls for a loan funding advisory Ledaetter Beach was an commi"ion last fall, approximatdy 7,SOO UC state lender. The designated body could raise panel to make a recommendation to the governor as unexpected, yet welcomed Spiess Gets SysteDlwide Post students have been unable to obtain loans from the unlimited amounts of capital to generate additional to which type of agency would be best able to carry surprise for the scientists who, BY HERB VAN HOOSE ~r another ever since 1952. He has been MPL 62 commercial lending institutionl participating in student loans by floating revenue bonds, which would out the program. for the last month, participated Dr. Fred Spiess, professor of oceanography director, associate director of Scripps and an in the Nearshore Sediment and director of the Marine Physical Laboratory active, oceangoing research worker. His most Mugabe Form:s Transport Study (NSTS). (MPL) of the Scripps Institution of visible contribution was a major role in the Financial Needs Survey Asks Student' NSTS is headed by Dr. Oceanography, has been appointed director of design of the FLIP (F1oating Instrument Government Ricnard J. Seymour of IMR UC's systemwide Institute of Marine Resources. Platform) research ship built in 1962, which S Conlinued (rom paRe 1 Henry studied under and financed by the National He will relinquish the directorship of the flips to vertical position when conducting ocean ALiSBURY. Rhodesia was an attractive speaker. Stewart while-Stewart was on Oceanic and Atmospheric (AP) - Prime Mini.ter- Although the MCC Financial Aid Needs Marine Physical Laboratory on March 1 to Dr. research. the faculty at Dartmouth Administration through its Victor Anderson, the present deputy dir ~c tor, Dr. Spiess's main focus at IMR will be to de.i,nale Roberl Mugabe approved Schwartz's request University. With Stewart's National Sea Grant College qreed yealerday to form a f f nd all Conlinued from paRe 1 expenses: who will then be the acting director during the expand intercampus activity. He would like to coalition governmenl with or u iog, not members assistance, Henry wrote a tivee of all postsecondary - How students enrolled Program. process of choosing a new director of the see each UC campus which particip<'tes in Jo.hua Nkomo. shared her sentiments about novel about an accidental institutions, not just UC." for different time periods and The study was aimed at institute. ocean studiell be a resource center of one or n.e qreemenl, announced graduation, with one council death on the Dartmouth The state legislation at different levels of academic gethering information on the IMR is the UC system's only statewide more specialties, rather than duplicating every by Mugabe IPOkeanan Justin member saying graduation is campus and its effects on an mandates that the Student Aid standing finance their changes in the coastal marine science unit and includes the California area at every campus. Growing out of this Nyolca, means the insurgent "as trivial as a tricycle race." introverted student. Commiasion collects this educations environment resulting from the Sea Grant College Program, the largest such would be faculty and students that move as the leaden in the seven-year Schwartz lpeculated that it information "every few - What kinds of students action of ocean waves and the need arises for access to a particular aspect of In the future, the cost of a program in the nation. IMR has furthered ...,.. war will command a is unlikely Heniy wiD accept yearl," according to Jeffery. are receiving financial aid and large. scale movement of earth marine studies. graduation speaker will be exploration of the ocean as an energy source IcUI 01 77 seats in the)OO- the offer irilight of his "The purpose i.to get a feeling what kinds of students need it and sand. Speiss hopes he and hill staff will be able to included in the graduation and has supported major programs in studies of meMber Executive National friendahip with Stewart. In that how students are financing but are not currently receiving The violent storms were overcome the probable inertia, due to pride in committee'l allotment from the marine food chain, seafood technology, A"!lnilIt' of what wit become instance. the funds would their education, and to see if it; especially helpful to the Dr. Fred Spieal of Scrippa, marine natural products, harbor and beach present programs and the natural reiistance to '7'_J-L.;... riturn the MCC, Schwartz said. to the MCC. financial aid il meeting these - Personal expenditures scientilts because the changes named to UC marine protection, and ocean waite disposal. change of the individual campuses, so a. to try ~~~'------~------~ needs." for different items during the in the structure of the beach inatitute. . Spiess has been with Scripps in one function out hill plan. were so drastic allowing Errata The questionnaire is divided academic year: into seven sectiOl1l aimed at - How students financed ttl ' ~ Da4", Guardian erroneously .peaker in a photograph- at ~"'y ru,ht'. understanding,: their education this academic t.eP8I!ed~~y that Third College beat Jarvis II debate as Jim Sill•. The ~8ker was year' the conaolation round of the RfteIIe y,JIege in acutally Jonathon Lewis, sponsore of the Tax - How students finance ....,: What kind of education Cclerle Bowl tournament. In fact, Revelle SimPlicity Act. . won the match and finished third. We apologize for any inconvenience their education: students would have chosen to MAGIC RAZOR (2) In yeaterday'l edition, we identified a caused by these mistakes. - How students finance receive if they had sufficient housing and transportation financial support. 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relying on a lam back·up band with their New Wave David Birt:h blend~ varied crew and somt' of the worl>t contemporaries since they are tonalitie: nIcely with materi .. 1 1 have ever heard (it infinitely superior, musically. keyboardist Tom Dolby. the ~ynergy of their playing Classifieds borders on Muzak) by the This ex ellent release is process o'f elimination. this enhancing the overall ,ound, a disc must ostensibly be very layered ten·zillion Experienced editor Witl edrt papers. The Daily CiIl.Hcl lall Respond in Guardian: Appointments announcements wanted theses. manuscripts. Call 279-0992 or lost & found 'howcasing his talent. adly, it overdub sound resulting. witl be arranged. (3/6) 453 -1259. Ask lor Lynn. (3/1 4) Carlton on guitar, and a does nol. He conies across like Lyrically, however, the Support CalPIRG trach your green Warre n Students. There is an opening Two guys need a ride to Colorado and DISCOUNT MECHANIC: Tune·up. Lost: one orange music loider and a Dance' to myriad of oth r top· notch a constipated EddIe Mon y, content uffers, an attempt card. (3/7) lor AS Rep, Apply now at Provost Arts back over Spring break very willing to electricat. lighl mechanical·moblle Benward music b()()j( in TLH 107, If session honchos. A and offers nothing in particular betng made to introduce " Watch out for the PIRG Bird. (3 /7) Office. Deadline Tues. 4 00 3-11-80. share expenses & driving. Call Monte service, work guaranteed 453-2456. lound please call Art at 453-6185. banal, poetic balderdash into (3/ 11 ) Jackson to dnyone, in general. Tune out your 1970s disco. As the 453 -1294 (3/13) (317) Importanl nOles. (3/ 6) The productIon is real slick reminiscent of a synthesis of the musical context. The fin al Conway 'II 1980s approa ch so does ASSORTED WARREN RESIDENT ADVISO RS tinal Calligrapher: Someone to tranSCribe 4 Typing·term papers, reports, theses. LOST: On Muir Field. Burgundy cords BY WilliAM HAMIL TON and the mix suffers when Genesis, Bowie and Talking effect, though of these VINYL. (317) applicat ion date 3/7. First pick up a Iypewritten pages of prose into scientific. elc, Sl .00 and up per page. and bell with Timex watch and key in Michael Jackson Off the Wall orchestration is in troduced, Heads, and the cuts, (although Incongruitie is very wierd, so ASSORTED VINYL. UCSD's newesl job reterra l at student employment calligraphy. Please send sample at 453-0803. (3/18) pocket. Please return. Call O,t 453- (Columbia) Go Noplace but it does occasionally drown many are formula.arranged) stay off of the hard stuff when co·op is here to stay. We're tocated Ihen bring itto Warren Resident Deans your work to Chela, Box 164, La Jolla, 9672. (3 / 6) Off ice, (3/7) CA 92038 (317) ImpOSSible paper due too soon? Need Jackson's la test solo effort is J e ff Co n away Jeff out Conaway's voice, so I are intell igently.embellished listening to this disc. A minus just South of EDNA in the Studenl help Wi th ty p in g , g rammar , LOST: Grey mohair sweater in APM Center. We open April 4. 1980. (3/7) LOVE STINKS. you think so, write in Conaway (Colurubia) It organizalion, library researching? 2250 or 2113. REWARD contact nothing short of astounding, suppose this incompetence is wit h layers o f guil'ar, 100 words or , less your story, Yau The Upper Cut · precision hair cutting Special problems are no prOblem to Susan 488-1 304. (3/ 6) e.pecially since he plays a I don't know or care where justifia ble for humanitari an sy nt hesizer. and voca l could be one of 3 conlesl winners for a TheCloacas ad styting for men and women in Academic Assistants. Dissertation major role in the composition, Conaway came from , but this reasons. F harmonies: Wooley's vocals pair of tickets and backstage passes Found: calculalor in' HL 1438 on Frl. Sorrento Valley - is offering a 20% off personals assistance. 100, 223 -5566 (3/11 ) 29 Please call 453-5091 . (3/ t4) production, and arrangement record is a sure indicator of are exceptiona lly tight and "spring special" on cuts, perms, and to the Marc h 19th. J. Geils cancer!. Judging based on creativity and (lSpects of the material, in whe re he is going in interestingly phrased, a nd the Are Trying sun streaks. Definitely a cut above! LoSl' Gold necklace with a gold Oreell: originality. Send entries 10: KSOT addition to admirably handling music .. . nowhere. Maybe he Wooley texture of his voice varies from T he Cloacas Preparat ions Are call Pal 455-0391. (317) Ernie M. Help us celebrate Revelle's coin on ~ . Lost north of W.ren lields UCSO B·01 5 La Jolla, CA 92093. Binhday. Wear your birlhday costume rewa,lI 453-7487. (3/ t 2) the vocal., This album is truly c an act , a lthou g h his soothing Lo brassy, depending Being Made (BMS) If you halle suffered a discontinuity in Fri nite at Central. Bring 10 for beer, meant to be played for a performances on "Ta xi" don't Woven Well upon the mood of the song. The Cloacas have made a the insurance cOllerage due to Btue (3/7) dancing Iludience. Anyone provide evidence of it. Since Bruce Wooley and the In terms of musicianship, bi g splash in the New Wave Cross/ Occidental swHch. contact me housing fOt joint action, Ravi Athale EECS, for sale Is there a oirl who wi ll definitely be at AS backs who could conceivably sit Conaway doesn't compose, Camera Club (Columbia) the band is more tha n with this, their first relea se. x2699. (3/7) Oallis campus th is fall? Please lealle through the foot-stomping, produ<;e, or play, instead It is difficult to compare this competent, and guitarist Please lurn 10 page 8 message for Bob at EDNA, I need to RACOUETBALL at Black Mtn Thurs, 15' Runabout w / brkn 50 HO Merc. trtr, speak with you. (3/ 6) Female roommate to share IOf apr, Qtr. hand·clapping rhythm. ill rfilas club members play 2 hrs, for 1 cOoed house in La Jolla. $l40/ month Draft either deaf or catatonic. many extra. $1200 abo. Call Mike after $DRIVING TO DARTMOUTH? My buck. Leave Urey Hall MailboK 8:30. school at 755·7670, (3/ 6) for single, furnished room + lIulilities, ~"tDance With You," the (3/5.6,12,13) moped needs a ride, I wi" hetp pay for Near beach, 459-9630 (3/8) . nio'lt frequently plugged Around 'Town . Lovely Wedding invitations · 100 for gas $$$. CantIIct Chris al D~ Opponents tNTEAMEDIA TE MEDtTATION wiNbe $22.50 and up - 453· 1863. 286-2663. Tenaya Hall or P,O.Box 6227, (3/12) Need a place to stay for East. Vac. aingle, is a beautiful, melodic taught this T~ay at the San Diego W~Ung 10 sleep on COUCh. noor, wi. (317) W.ren students: There is an opening song The Rivals, a comedy of mistaken identities and romantic Meditation Club of UCSO! Actnission pay 453-4776 Tim. (317) ('""tinll~'C' (retm " .. J love which feature. lor AS Rep. AfJr>t-I now at Pro~.t folly, will be presented jlt 8 pm March 12-15 in the UCSD Is ablolutaly free to members of Open reel tape deck· Akai OX-230 0 In other huaineu"t nisht, .Mclc1Oll'. mo.i pleasing and UCSD community. This weeks' "Best Buy" rating. 1 yr old , ex. cond, OffiCe. Deadline Tues 4:00 3-11 ·80. Fem roommate wanted must be responsible etaan nonsmoker share convincing vocal .tyle. Theatre, Warren Campus. workehop will be conducted by Of. Must 1811 to help pay fees. any (3/ 11 ) the Council: room $95,00/mo '.4utll 455-1514, . However, the most outrage­ Tickets cost $4 for general admission and $2.50 for Frederick Lenz. one 01 the foremost reelOnabie offer considered. Ph, 452- - appointed Jan Breslauer , Delr Hallway House Mate: Long, hard (3/7) ous tune on the record i. students and can be purchased at the UCSD Theatre Ticket aulhorities in North America. HSS 9865 (3111) race. Tired. Hot. Thirsty. Where's next a Warren ReJJreMnlalive as Get Office on Warren Campus. For ticket information, phone 1128 .tOO pm, M.ch lith. (3/6) For sate: Pentax spotmeter V $1 eo,oo lemonade und? (3/6) Own room. Solana Beach Condo. Academic: Alfain Commis­ "Dan't Stop TiD You $140/mo. non·.moker. 2 cars, car Bring yOUI' birthday suit to Central 465-3581 (3/ 11) f.ftough", a funky, upbeat 452-4574. . MOT-Good luck on Psyctt midterm. I pool. call anytime 755-2783, (3/12) sioner to replace Olivier .onl in which Jack.on The Rival. is an 18th Century corriedy by Irish playwright Library. R..... I .. bitttIdIy bash band. DISCOUNT STATtONERY AND will always kMt you, ·Soo:Soo (3/8) KoIpin; Richard Brinsley Sheridan. The play chronicles the foibles drinks. dincing, Friday Nile. SOC (317) CUTLERY SUPPLIES: Scislors. Quiet! Share house in Olivenhaln. nhr - heard for the first time a reYenea the role of falaetto to Encinita.. R.sonable rates. land to carry of hand.ome Jack Absolute and bumbling Bob Acres as they Lowenbrau, pepSi. band Revelte S!'Iarpeners, !jIapiers. and Knille 88tS. prop05a1 by Activity Fee the ver.es, with normal Blftllday Bash. Centrat Lib Frl. nile Call Nell. 455-0076, (3/11) garden, Nonsmok8f! ptea88, Martin voice range in.ertion of vie for the hand of Lydia Languish, a lovely, though overly . 436-0332, (317) , commissioner BiB T opki. to sentimental, las.. ' bring 50e and 10, Sponeored by RPe, Slereo _ eKC, condition 2 speakers. services raille the activity fee 54 a baclrground vocal., The (317) receiver. turntable. $200 mUlt aeN - falsetto is mixed low, but $20 caah prize IOf best birthday suit. I'm moving back aast. Gr.at deall481• quarter; Local poets Tom Mar.hall and Steve Klingaman will - announced and "..ha.,. it i. weak to begin Rawl.. Bil9lday BallI. Friday nile 9- 7981 . (3/t 2) Typists: IBM eJCp8r I theses / dlsser / with, since it has been double­ read from their works Monday, March 10 at 7 :30 pm at DG 12 pm band Central Lib, 5De (3/7) Ford wagon lor beach·desert·mts. term papers/editing, RUSH jobs! 453- travel approved a re-evaluation of tracked. JacklOl1 penned thi. Wills Bookstore in La Jolla. Marshall's verse is marked by a NEW YORI< EROTIC FILM FESTIVAL 1970 original owner air radials 95.000 0656. 452·1488. 286-4936,225-1449. the budget that cut unused ho... himself, and hi. vibrant mixture of colloquial and learned allusions, and it ' Tundav, M.ch 11 . USB 2722. $1 .75 miles $7i5, 481-8528 (3/7) (6/15) fund. from moat of the ener.Jie. CtEE Student Trallel located on exhibits an enticingly elliptical humor. shows: 7:00, 9:00. 11:00 (3/11 , GRATEFUl DEAD HEADS: 16' x 20' JENNY's HOME TYPINO - Term the commiuioner. and placed it in *re well· rewarded, The second floor ot the student center papers. theses. diU. Days and eves, brilliance of Quincy Jane. Marshall will use slides for his reading, a performance tNTRODUCTORY OFFER 2 fOf the 'color prinla of the Dead H... Call <453- open MWF 9-\ Tu Th t 2-3, (3/ t 4) a general fund. 225-1449 (617) 'shines through, as he co· device which frequently results in outrageous cultural price d 1, The LaJoUan Gigolo. 1294. (3/11) __I!r _ ~ff Bereaford-Howe albu. with ~tapo.itiOOi. . _. ~_. . .=-8nd. arrange. mo.t of K~ngamari hal been active in the local .cene for some the orcheatration. Along with years, and his verse employs the Pound·Vorleci.t technique Unlv.... lty Ev.nts pr••• nts: George Martin, Jone. has of line. juxtapo.ed as plane. in relation. Klingaman i. also the achieved a reputation as a singer.guitarist .•ongwriter for the rock band Streetlife, nOJlpare,il producer. The which wiD relea.e its fil'llt 45 rpm .ingle in ~pril. .audio musician roster reads The reading i. free and open to the public. DG Will • like a Who'. Who in ·mu.ic, 71t. RiwJ., a comedy of mistaken identities, wiD be presented Book.tore is located at 7527 La Jolla Blvd., near Pearl St. with the talented Loui. at 8 pm March 12·1!; in the UCSD Theatre, Warren Campu •. (across from the Ski Chalet). Call 456-1800 for more John.on (of the BroS'. information. Please tum 10 POfle 8 Johnson) on ball, Larry

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WASHINGTON (AP)­ supporters in Boston Tuesday, immigrant, Anderson. and his While the material stinks, the Johnson, a noted back·up Thanks to the voters of "We have tried to make this wife Keke, have five children. effort gone into it is painfully man, pours out his guts in a Vermont and Massachusetts, first and foremost a campaign Anderson is a native of obvious. If you can flush out deep gutteral rumbling which John Anderson finds himself of ideas" and then quoted Rockford, . IL, with degrees the sludge from the mix, the portends things to come. The elevated from February's fad RaJ.,h Waldo Emerson that from the University of Illinois end result is still messy. The listener can almost commiser­ to March's miracle man and a "nothing astonishes man so and Harvard Law School. bass drum beat sounds like a ate with Johnson when he legitimate contender, at last, much as common sense and cork being popped out of the grunts, 'I can't get no relief', Until the votes were counted proverbial Shakespearean which metaphorically for the GOP presidential plain dealing." Tuesday, Anderson was best nomination. "We've been given bung hole. Bassist Rip describes a dire, real need for known as the candidate Spinkter does a cheeky Clarke an over·the·counter prepara­ Until his stunning showings tremendous impetus for the supported by Michael imitation which clings to the tion. Although this assiduous in New England Tuesday rest of our campaign," he said. Doonesbury, the star of the melody line, refusing to let go. movement passes by many mght, Anderson was best The white.haired, to·term popular comic strip by Garry listeners, it will be interesting to known as the favorite Illinois congressman calls Trudeau. candidate of the popular comic himself a moderate, but he The guitarist manages to await the group's next strip Doone.buTu and a plain. appears liberal when Anderson admits his squeeze off a few hot ones on endeavor, since the outsome talking man whose lonely, measured against the other six underdog status, but claims "If 'Green apple Quickstep' and of this is pure cacophony. Sit tiber. philotophy left him contender. for the GOP I ~an just get my story out, I 'The Squirts', but his efforts go down and concentrate real • wimming a,ain.t the nomination . think we can convince down the tubes because of the hard before spending . your conservative Repubtican tide. Anderson cuts agamst In pecple.. .1 think you have to sluggishness of the other time and money on this pile. It Anderson. Ion, popular grain whenever he can, speak out in terms that people . musicians in getting ~heir would be a real waste. B minUl; with the press and cOJIege ~.ing sharp increase. in are ~ at least initially - going students even though he was defen.e .pending, backing to find a little jarring and tuaed with A "can't win" handgun registration, favoring perhaps even unpleasant." Around Town .....AUN of hia view., has ratification of the Strategic Anderson began modestly, .... validated hi. contention Arm. Limitation Treaty, finishing sixth among seven Continued from page 6 that the GOP race is not supporting "free choice" for candidates in the Iowa aimply a two· man fi,ht women who want abortions, precinct caucuses when he San Diego will host the American premiere of The Dear between Ronald Reagan and and proposing a 50·cent.per· drew only 4.3 percent. In New Love 01 ComroJ•• , a new play by Noel Greig with music by c.ar.. Bush. gaUon gaa tax increase to help Hampshire last week, he ran Alex Hardin,. Originally produced by the Men's Company of 'I1IOutIh he likely wiD exit conserve oil. fourth with slightly less than England's Gay Sweatshop theatre collective the play the poIiiic.t apotIipt in the The 58-year-old Anderson 10 percent, but promised to co~e~ns the. life of Edward Carpenter, 19th C~ntury poet, cominc round of primaries in has long been swimming keep ,oing "as long as I have SOCialist philosopher, penal reformer and pioneer of the conservative South, upstream. On May 11, 1974, dean aundry." homosexual and women's rights. The American premiere AndenonI wu euphoric over he became the fint Republican opens at the Second Avenue Theater, 863 Second Ave., on hit lint breakthroughs of the on Capitol Hill to call for His next major target is the March 13. It .will run from March 13 to 30, Tuesday through ampaip. 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