Disciplinary Hearings End; Six Charged Students Testify by James G. Soto progress and endangering his whether the charged students have . City Editor health and safety, the students are violated UC regulations. Disciplinary hearings for 10 UC also charged with disobeying or­ He said he expects to reach a San Diego students charged with ders from UCSD officials - police decision by mid-May. violating University regulations officers and administrators - Did Feel Pressured during UC President Saxon's Nov .. around Saxon during a walk from During th~ final sessions on 25 visit ended Friday night when USD 2622 to the Chancellor's Thursday evening and Friday, six of the charged students took the complex. there was no new major In­ stand and said they did not Hearing officer Robert formation revealed by the defense. threaten Saxon's safety or impede Lugannani told reporters Friday However, during UC counsel his progress as he walked across morning that transcripts of the Milton Gordon's cross­ campus. hearings,will be made available to examination of Maia McGhee, she The hearings, which began in attorneys for UC and the students said that at one point, when she had February, were held to ac­ in one to two weeks. The attorneys linked arms with other students in cumulate evidence for and against will then write briefs outlining front of the Saxon procession, she charges that the students com­ their cases. felt pressured by the crowd behind mited the violations during a Lugannani will study the briefs her. In a nearly ritual display of cuteness and adorability, a dog demonstration against alleged and testimony and make a Her testimony is the first by any shows, deepset anthropomorphic psychosis. (TT Photo: Central Intelligence Agency ties recommendation to Vice­ non-UC witness that the crowd Bill Brooks) . withUC. chancellor and Dean of Student may have either been slowed by a In addition to impeding Saxon's Affairs G~orge Murphy as to chain of demonstrators, or that it might have pushed the chain faster UCSD Budget for '77-78-­ than it was going. Several of the charged students No Guarantees On Additions Support of Farmworkers said they saw shoving or pushing " We only have two equations "I believe in rewarding ex­ by UCSD administrators. George with three unknowns," said Vice­ cellence rather than mediocrity," Initiative Urged at Rally Katsiaficas said Third College chancellor of Academic Affairs Saltman answered. Dean Dan Munoz elbowed hUn at Paul Saltman in reference to UC UC San Diego history professor non-UFW list included Gallo, one point during the procession. San Diego academic planning for Richard Romo last week urged Boone's Farm and Thunderbird. McGhee said she saw both Munoz 1977-78. people on Revelle plaza to support and deputy vice-chancellor Rick CalPIRG Ends the farmworkers initiative which Whitehill shoving students. She UCSD has been asked to submit The wines sanctioned by the the 1977-78 budget without knowing would separate funding for the s3id Whitehill charged into the Farm Labor Relations Board from farmworkers union included Bali crowd with his arms raised like a what the budget will be in 1976-77, Nursing Home Hai, Sangrole and Novitiate. said Salbnan in a recent interview . state legislature control. football player. He said UCSD is to assume no Mafioso or CIA type change in 1976-77 budgeted .1 nvestigation The board is under heavy con­ San Diego State University's Cookie Mahoney, another of the resources - such as the 18.53: 1 troversy because it spent its an­ MECHA was represented by a charged students, testified that student/faculty ratio and the By Craig Uchida nual budget in less than a year. speaker who told of a referendum Whitehill's charge had a "mental projected 49:1 studentlTA ratio - Opinion Editor Many legislators - Republicans at that school to stop the Daily impact" on the crowd and that his in planning for 1977-78. Thus with "Forty-five recommendations and rural Democrats -- are Aztec, State's newspaper, from behavior was the roughest of any the projected inerease in student and seven conclusions concerning reluctant to fund it further, running Gallo advertisements. individual involved in the walk. enrollment UCSD would receive 32 nursing home care were presented charging that the board favored Katsiaficas said that during new faculty members and 26 more to the San Diego Board of Super­ -the United Farmworkers Union Saxon's question and answer " Dirty Tactics" TAs, according to Saltman. visors," said Alan Kremen, a UC (UFW) in its first months of session on the gym steps, UCSD More Grants, but Higher Ratios San Diego student and a member existence. police officer Joseph Thornhill These additions to the budget of the California Public Interest The speaker said that because of lifted his wallet. He called Thorn­ have an estimated value of Research Group (Cal PIRG). November Baliot • "dirty tactics" by Gallo su~ hill a "mafioso or CIA type" of $500,000, said Saltman. There is no After six months of hearings and porters, the referendum was thug.- Marco LiMandrl,- another of guarantee that UCSD will receive investigations, the task force on The farm workers initiative, if it defeated. She charged that the the charged students, said that he as much, he added. nursing home care brought its receives enough signatures from Gallo wine company paid people to may have seen Thornhill shoving According to Saltman, a study by findings to the board last week. registered voters, would be placed leaflet State students with pro­ people on another occasion. the office of Planning and Analysis The task force, established by on the November ballot for Gallo material which, she said, None of the charged students at UCSD indicates that on a per supervisors last November, heard ratification by California voters. caused an anti-UFW backlash. said they violated UC regulations; capita basis UCSD faculty are testimony from state and local several said UCSD administrators receiving research grants and agencies with regard to patient Romo, one speaker in a rally The rally was preceded by a acted in a provocative manner. contracts on a level twice that of care and ancillary services. supporting he initiative held march aroWld Revelle plaza by 30 Students also said that though any other UC campus. Although Parents and children of patients, Friday at noon, told the assem­ persons, clapping and chanting they were upset by the answers this figure excludes Scripps employees, facility ad­ blage of 35 people that UCSD such slogans as "Boycott lettuce, given by Saxon at thelluestion and Institution of Oceanography and ministrators, physicians and MECHA will ' have tables on boycott grapes, boycott the wine answer session, they were n,j,} University Hospital, UCSD still patients also testified. Revelle plaza next week at noon that Gallo makes," and " No more upset to the point of bre . tu outdoes UC Berkeley's general Kremen said the report must where students can sign the scab lettuce at UCSD." regulations. :!r campus factor of three on a per now be approved by the super­ initiative. capita basis. visors. He hopes implementation of However, said Saltman, UCSD the recommendations would be Reminding his audience that has a significantly higher forthcOming. individuals must be registered However, some of the recom­ faculty/student and T Alstudent voters to sfgn the measure, Romo mendations could only be in­ ratio than the UC-wide average. told the students to bring their stituted if existing laws and The' UCSD libraries have also friends with them next week to sign been hit with cutbacks, said regulations are changed. Kremen it. Saltman. is also working with state UCSD libraries receive the legislators in pursuit of these' poorest rate of staffing support of goals. Also at the rally, a list of UFW all the UC schools. And the book Continuea on Page 5 and non-UFW wines was read. The budget has been decreased in spite of a larger faculty and a growing Found in Santa Monica campus, complained Saltman. "I don't know why UCSD is being discriminated against," said Duquette Returns Home Saltman. FIKures show that UCSD brings Joy Duquette, the Revelle sophomore feared dead by police has been in approximately 20 per cent of the found safe. total individual research and According to authorities, thanks to information supplied by UC San grants of the UC system with only Diego students It was possible to trace her to Santa Monica. She had ight to ten per cent of the faculty. taken a train north in February. "We have set high standards for Duquette returned home Thursday by bus. No specific explanation ourselves and have maintained of her disappearance has been offered other than that sh was them," said Saltman. unhappy In achool. Then why should the state She is expected to return to college, but not at UC San Diego. it 35 people ath r d in Revell pi za Friday to h support UCSD as is stl11 able to Her parents are grateful to aU thOle who helped locate her. bring in this much Income? upporting th f rmwork rs Initi tiv. (TT Brooks) ~ Monday, AprillZ, 1"1 Page 3 Page! Monday, April 1%,1"1 An Open Letter to the University Community from the GSU • '.011.' DieS Letters to the Editor \ UC SIlO Diego Emptying Pockets at the Bookstore "Jonathan Saville's Reforms 'Menace Future of Our Education" Each day that passes becomen in a letter written to the GSU, that educational experience of the sections. On the one hand he is, Hwnanities Program are entirely Jalln H. T.ylor MerI< W.,.,ber J ...... G. Soto I'd like to make public my required texts is San Diego operates a monopoly and obviously day of crises for the future of "the free exchange of ideas Is the undergraduates would be most concei v ably, merely a sadly economic. Supposedly there is not Edltor·ln-Chief Managing editor Cllyeditor my feelings of outrage after State. Besides, the books used in feels they can treat us anyway they education at UCSD. For a loilg essence of the university." ~hy enhanced by the addition of an deluded individual. His arguments enough money in next year's want. This letter will probably be IbIllSledl. S.,IJ. Lowen Craig Uehlcll discovering a new policy in effect many UCSD classes are usually time we have lived with the day by then has he done everything in his extra lecture and the elimination of are, perhaps, no more than simply budget to staff both the Hwnanities Newsedilor Communilyedilor Opinion editor at the University Bookstore. not found any where else in the filed away and forgotten but I feel day deterioration of un­ power to insure that this free ex­ discussion sections. This is an nonsense. Out of some personal courses and the Revelle Writing As I proceeded through the county. that my protest has to he made. dergraduate instruction at this change of ideas will not take place? argument which is ridiculous and frustration he has irrationally Program at the desired levels. The turnstiles into the bookstore The University Booksto!,e JUDY YAMAGATA University. By now we bave all Why has Jonathan Saville chosen absurd in the extreme. chosen to single-handedly oppose proposed elimination of sections The Triton TI ..... I. recognized II lhe offlclll Iludent ",wapeper by the Com· proper, I was infonned tbat I must become too well acquainted with to deprive the undergraduates of We are prepared to admit that the educational structure of the from Humanities courses is con­ m ...iCltl .... BOlrd of UCSO . Un.lgned ...torl". re",_ntttle vie •• of the m-iorlty 01 leave my purse in the book bag the continuing report of budgetary this aspect of their education? It is . the addition of a third lecture each University itself; to defy nad sistent with the tradi tional the edltorlll board IlboWlI. _ not the vie •• of the University. the Communie.tlons Catoon to the Editor week represents a potentially discredit the fonn of instruction response made by the Hwnanities Boerd or the student body. shelves or I could not enter. When I cutbacks, increasing enrollments, especially difficult to' explain • questioned how I was supposed to expanding section sizes, and Professor Saville's decision to useful supplement to the course which has been traditional on this faculty to questions 0 economic make a purchase, the reply was growing student-teacher ratios. We eliminate sections in light of the content. But surely this addition campus and on campuses across austerity, a response which has "Take your wallet out of your have seen the ultimate end of this fact that there exl~ts no apparent neither necessitates nor justifies the country. On this point we always attempted to accommodate purse." When asked why I bad to frightening progression in a increa$~ economic cutbacks by do this, I was told that it's a . ~ nightmare vision that has haWlted making sacrifices in the quality of TT Office Space:. bookstore policy. our waking hours. While some of us Wldergraduate education. What makes me so angry is the bave organized to fight this erosion In Defense of Saville: Two Letters Significantly, the leading fact that students are being treated of educational standards, others proponent of this latest betrayal of It's Simply Not An Issue as if we're all criminals and rip-off bave hoped that this dismal reality GSU's False Concerns for Undergraduate Education student interest is none other than artists. I don't believe that's a Professor Jonathan Saville. It would postpone itself long enough graduate student teaching can the GSU attack Saville for valid identity. In response to a letter by the would seem, therefore, that so that they personally might GSU in The New Indicator (April positions. deciding to cancel the sections on The following Is a letter from editor-in-chlef John H. Taylor to Also, I happen to carry other escape its consequence. But today Professor Saville 's decision to Budget/Resource Group member Steve Petach tbat explains, we bope, 6-20) asking for literature The GSU also rejected " pedagogical grounds" when valuable things in my purse, such and everyday of this spring teach Humanities 7 without our position on space for the Triton Times in the student center: Professor Johnathan Saville's Professor Saville's decision to they are the ones who claim to be as credit cards, ID, and check­ quarter, in the Humanities resignation, I would like to point substitute the sections for an strong advocates of quality discussion sections, as a " trial "About a year and a ball ago, we were approacbed by the students wbo book, that I don't intend to leave balloon" to the proposed cutbacks were handling early planning for Step They asked some people over Program of Revelle College, the out the irony, inconsistencies,. additional lecture which he education? The GSU claims that n. unattended on a shelf. It's a little of next fall quarter, has been the bere - none of whom still with us, except for Ed SimOllS, wbo Is future has arrived. The nightmare and absurdities contained in the determined "entirely on they are concerned with the are stupid to be forced to carry around result of a series of wholly extra­ comatose and unavailable for comment - wbatkind of space we needed. is no longer a dream. letter. pedagogical grounds." The GSU quality of undergraduate pedagogical pressures. Professor "They were told we needed lots of space, because we've about 35 people all the contents of one's purse in Professor Jonathan Saville of the It is obvious thatthe GSU failed says tbat this explanation is education, but when Professor and at least a dozen monster desks and tables. We need a public area - for your hands in order to purchase Department of Literature bas this to think before writing the letter. "absurd in the extreme." 'The Saville tries to improve that Saville, in submitting to these books. - How can they attack Professor fact is, it is not. Professor Saville education, they are up in anns. pressures, has thus adopted a ads, both display and classified - a place to talk to people In relative quarter chosen to completely privacy and room to produce tbe paper. It is obviously hard to take my eliminate both written papers and Saville's decision to add an extra is highly qualified in determining This is just another indication course of action which, in his o.wn "Our guidelines were worked around by tbe students, and the design business elsewhere since the formal discussion sections from lecture per week and cancel how to utilize the teaching ef­ that the GSU's concern for the words, cannot fail "to corrupt tbey came up with is the current design of the second floor space around closest place which might carry the Humanities 7 course he is discussion sections in his fectiveness to the utmost. How Continued on Page 10 education and to exploit those whicb rages the controversy. It bad been out understanding, tben, Utat teaching at Revelle. In the place of Humanities 7 course, sections the whose benefit it aims at-namely tbe space would be allocated to us, simply because it was designed to our papers Professor Saville, unlike GSU claim are "designed to Saville's Seminar Format Called the students being taught." As we specifications. the rest of the Humanities faculty, compensate for the coldness and indicated, neither of these in­ "We never asked for Ute space. We assumed someone wiser Utan us bad Verbal Notice impersonality of the large lecture plans to base the students' grade trepretations oEfers any hope or decided we ougbt to have it. hall"? This seems very ironic Inventive, Lucid solely upon two one-hour quizzes consolation. Whether this is a case "Now. I flnd·a battle is being wal[ed in our beball. with the Triton Times since Professor Saville is a strong and a final examination designed The GSU has called for the own interpretation, nor did he of administrative conspiracy or portrayed as tbe greediest bastards since Scrooge, insensitive space bogs Sufficient advocate of open and free adopt any· single format of to test the students' knowledge of resignation of Professor neurotic eccentriCity, or both, we wbo wouldn't care if other student organizations bad to pitcb tents outside In response to the letter (TT. discussion in the classes that he Jonathan Saville of the Depart· criticism. He was open-minded have all been confronted with a set for operating room. factual information. In the place of April 7) concerning discourtesy on conducts. ment of Literature on the and independent in his of circumstances which must be "You know, of course, that we would bavepreferred to stay at 117 Blake formal section meetings Professor the part of the Revelle Residence The GSU attacked Professor grounds that his presence at judgments. exposed, protes ted, and con­ Hall. The space is centrally located, accessible to more students tban we Saville has scheduled a third Saville for cancelling the sec­ Hall Board in not notifying Dan UCSD contributes to the further His lectures in Humanities 5 demned. We must make it clear to feel the student center Is [at the moment], and larger than tbe space tbat weekly lecture. A single teaching tions, which they see as the Graifer of the selection for the new Other Side Nuclear Power erosion of undergraduate were stimulating, but not at the Jonathan Saville that neither was designed for us. And, more important, It is separate from the sub­ position, I must state that Mr. of assistant bas been hired to perfonn students' only opportunity for expense of content. Rather than education and undermines the mendacity nor madness can be jects of many of our stories - that is, the student center and the people Graifer was officially notified by the function of a reader. participating in open discussions, acting the demagogue he en­ teaching program for graduate tolerated as consistent with the who work in it and run iI. me, in a dinner conversation at the It is vitally important that all but failed to explain the format of couraged students to enter the Ignored at Symposium students. Their charges are demands of pedagogical respon­ "We have a business relationship with Revelle, rather tban a political end of the quarter. faculty members, graduate and his lectures. Professor Saville's based primarily on the fact that intellectual fray. He conducted sibility. one that would be Inevitable at the student center. We pay our $1450 rent, As chairperson for the Winter The Saturday meeting ad­ who are willing to listen. I Wldergraduate students on this lectures are quite unique. The Professor Saville is not using the T A sessions as pro-seminars Yet the undergraduates are net and that's it. quarter, I felt that rather than vertised as a "Nuclear Education remained after the formal campus fully realize the fact is, they are not lectures at teaching assistants in his in which there was a lively in­ " But when the wheels started clicking at tbe student center, they sending Mr. Graifer and the other Symposium" would have been presentations for over two hours magnitude of the Wlfortunate and all, they are discussion sections Humanities 7 course. Starting terchange of ideas. We all par­ the only ones who stand to suffer as started clicking at Revelle. The resident dean's office has, apparently, applicant an impersonal Xerox more appropriately billed as a and answered questions for a unnecessary sacrifice entailed in led by a very interesting and with this fact the GSU makes ticipated in the video-taping a result of the format Professor been eyeing this space for several years, and plans to move in Utis stating the results, I would notify "Rally for Yes on 15." group of about six people. I doubt the elimination of sections in stimulating individual. Professor charges against his character program of our sections, and Saville bas adopted for Humanities summer. them in a more personal fashion. Surely the University com­ that I changed any opinions, but I Humanities 7. For the course of Saville encourages student and professional competence. I Professor Saville made con­ 7. The elimination of sections is "So we have to move, and we have to move into roughiy comparable At thal time he asked me who in mWlity as a whole was not misled. was able to point up several con­ action chosen by this individual participation to the utmost should like to speak to these two structive suggestions on how we additionally distressing in that it space. But we find ourselves vlllains - something we're used to, of course fact did receive the position, and I The one-sided presentation did not tradictions in their arguments. degree. Not only does he en­ charges on the basis of my at­ could improve our teaching also represents a deterioration of - for settling for smaller space than we have now. We're sitting on each literature professor is perhaps the notified him of the decision based approach anything even bor­ They were also exposed to the • courage open discussions, but the tendance of some of the sessions techniques. Our relationship with the professional training of other already over here. And no matter what one thinks about the Triton most blatant example we have on approval of the board, at which discussions that take place in his of the experimental Humanities Professor Saville was relaxed graduate students as future Times, we need a big room - or set of rooms - to do our jobs. dering on education. The evidence which, in my mind, ever had to confront as absolute time the conversation was con­ classes provide as much, if not seminar in which Professor and informal, and there were no teachers and professors. Most " I have not heard an alternative to tbe second floor space that would organizers were, of course, entitled overwhelmingly supports the proof of the progressive cluded. more interest than a discussion occasions in which he was departments at this University work .. I'm not being greedy or obstinate. Just pract""al. tv convene any type of meeting contention that nuclear power is deterioration of undergraduate Saville participated last sufnmer, section led by a TA. Having and my experience as a TA under arrogant or condescending. "Throughout the whole mess, we were never particularly well In. I feel lhat a personal touch to they wanted. However, safe, economical and en­ education at UCSD. require their graduate students to overlooked the fonnat and ef­ his direction in Humanities 5. To charge such a person with formed about the process. Because we thought the space was there for us, communication demonstrates not masquerading their single­ vironmentally compatible. Designed to compensate for the hold teaching assistantship fectiveness of Professor Saville's being inimical to undergraduate positions as pa rtial fulfillment of we perhaps have appeared more fat and self-assured than we ougbt to . " a lack of elementary courtesy," purposed rally as an "education It is unfortunate that the coldness and impersonality of the lecture is evidence of the GSU's education is absurd. On the the requirements for obtaining an have. I guess tbat's too bad. But I certainly would have preferred to hear but rather a more honest approach symposium" is characteristic of majority of the audience was large lecture hall, the section false altruisitic character, In the seminar Professor contrary, Dr. Saville is one of advanced degree. Since more than dark rumors. to maintaining good relations with the misrepresentations they are deni~d a truly educational format is an essential complement claiming to be concerned with the Saville's presentations 'were UCSD's most dedicated and "Let me know how I can help." Hwnanities 7 will employ a single people -- something that is using in the current initiative program. to the undergraduate learning quality of undergraduate inventive, lucid, subtle, and effective teachers. definitely lacking at this school. debate. experience in the University. In education when they only seem to based upon a solid scholarly graduate student to fWlction only No Smoking There are two sides to the GLENN A. DUCAT lecture courses of 100 or more be concerned with the foundation. At no time did he SINCERELY, in a readership capacity, while at I JANET FISHER nuclear power question for those NUCLEAR ENGINEER, PHD students, where the individual is elimination of the two half-time insist upon the acceptance o~ ~is MARY STROLL the same time retaining the title of Throughout the world a movement to protect tbe rights of those wbo do reduced to an anonymous iden­ Teaching Assistant, this individual not smoke has begun to gain strength. Non-smokers have grown tification number, the' section reason to do so. Professor Saville is the sacrifice of sections. Clearly it should like to remind Professor will be fulfilling the requirement ir protective of their right to breath unpolluted air. Some'might even say meeting is the only opportunity Ute well aware that there are boUt the is possible to include both extra Saville that the notion that reality name only. Since classroo I .~! have become militant. student has to receive personal funds and the teaching assistants lectures and the usual .section can be constructed in one's head meetings will not be conducted, ~ the United States this movement bas taken the form of proposed attention, to respond directly to the available to staff the sections of meetings since this was exactly the and sustained by intense passions, the conclusion of the course U ~ral legislation to provide special areas for non-smokers in work material presented in lecture, and Humanities 7 which do not now fonn he himself employed for his without recourse to outside individual will have neither lies. Other countries have gone further, to start massive education to find help with whatever exist. Hwnanities 5 course this past Fall verification, does not perhaps training nor the experience .' 'lins in elementary schools to teach cbildren about the very real dangers problems he may have en­ In addition, throughout Ute Quarter. make for the ideal teacher or would ordinarily have bE> ~ him, (and his student"' · smoking. - countered. history of this University Jonathan Basically, Professor Saville is scholar. The movement has taken a fragile grasp In San Diego. BoUt the city and Most important, however, it is Saville has always been a strong telling us that, in his estimation, The other interpretation is that future. Let us not lose Sb> .unty have passed no-smoking ordinances for certain areas, sucb as the only opportunity the student advocate in favor of continuing discussion sections are Jonathan Saville is a liar; that the regrettable buCh 'ting lines in food stoJ'es and city buses. bas to engage in the dialogue of a class meetings at all costs. Even in detrimental to the educational decision to eliminate sections has acknowledged on o e ordinances are . ~atlve and weak. For example, the city recently discussion forum and to thereby moments of social and political experience of undergraduates. He absolutely nothing to do with any hi~'e pedagogical ineptit il 14 .eir ected a suggestion to extend its smoking ban to restaurants. take an active role in the process of unrest, both on and off the campus, is telling us, in effect, that the pedagogical consideration and that campus and on camlJ....,O!~ cast ~ut they are a good st!rt in the right direction. " . his own education. To take away when a great majority of the Wldergraduate student will do it never did. Evidence and support the country, and let us at tbe v ry j;~hile the city has tllten these steps, UC San Diego has remained the section is to effectively restrict members of his own department himself more harm than good by for this interpretation comes from least ab. tain from implementing I without such a progressive measure. For whatever reason, UCSD has the student's function in the have felt that a relevant political participating in a discussion the Humanities Program itself programs that could only ' decided that a no-smeking rul_to protect the majority of students, University, especially during the statement could be made through forum, by being allowed to express which is currently in the process of faculty and staff from a smoking minority-Is not worth ill!: trouble. his own views, by shedding his considering various refonns in aggravate this situation. /' freshman and sophomore years, to the suspension of classes, Jonathan responsi Ie commitment to The only exception to tbis are the campus libraries, which specify areas the detached, passive absorption of Saville has remained faithful to a conditioned passivity and by conjunction with the creation of the where people can smok .... education is at odds with itself if it facts and data, ("names and , private conviction that the halting taking an active role in his own Revelle Writing Program, becomes exclusive of future , But, everywhere els ~, non-smokers are forced to sit in discomfort dates," as Professor Saville has of classes would cause more hann education. For these reasons scheduled to begin operation in the whenever they are in ;;. class with smokers. In a lecture hall or section Jonathan Saville presumes to have Fall. generat i( ns of students and \ specified on his course description than good. Why then should he now room, one person smoking can make the situation of tbose around him teachers. for Humanities 7) which he is then arbitrarily choose to abolish class us belive that he has done the One possibility now being con­ miserable. Finally, we must strenuously ./ expected to regurgitate on "ob­ meetings at a time wben such a Wldergraduate pop'.Jlation a big sidered is Ute complete elimination And the smoke is dangerous. Studies have shown that a percentage of protest the elimination of se tions jective" quizzes and examinations. course of action would appear to favor in eliminating all of the of all discussi!)n sections from cigarette smoke ill the air is inhaled by everyone In th vicinity of a in Hwnanities 7 on the grounds that To eliminate the means for represent a wholly gratuitous above possibilities; in destroying Hwnanities courses. According tQ smoker. NOII·smokers who sit close to a smoker can in effect smoke up to it is clearly designed to eliminate encouraging an ongoing dialogue sacrifice? the cbance for an undergraduate this proposal, all future a pack of cigarettes a day. t:. future job positions for tt:acl1lng within the classroom and to In written response to these student to receive a meaningful Hwnanities courses woufd be It is time for th University to join the progressive cities throughout the assistants. Although there would discourage the expression of a questions,. Professor Saville has education at UCSD, "entirely on conducted albn exactly the same nation and ban smoking in all classroom and provid non-smoking areas ordinarily be a complemenl of divergence views is to run the infonned Ute GSU that his decision pedagogical grounds." lines as Professor Saville is con­ for 'taff per onnel in work-offices. or three half-time TA positions for a further risk of confusing an to abolish sections was detennined There are two equally unat­ ducting Humanities 7. The reasons Non-smokers have suffered long enough. We urge them to make their course the size of Humanities 7, authentic committment to learning "entirely on pedagogical grou~ tractive possible interpretations of advanced In support of this desire for unpolluted air known, to th tud nt ooperatlve, college with a project d enrollment of 120 with the creation of a demagogue. WI," and that it was his "co~ the explanation Professor Saville proposed, drastic cutback in the councils, dealls and provosts. Only by collective action is til ponderous sldered judgment" that the has given for his elimination of educalional standards of th CoDtinued on Page II univ r Ity machine spurr d. Professor Saville claims to believe, Monday, Aprtl l%, 1978 ....e4 - Annual UCSD Blood Drive To Be Held and faculty and their families if the Tomorrow,April 19 need arises. " Time Marches On She said the need for donated The annual UC San Diego blood According to fund chairperson blood is rising because of the in­ Democratic politics a!"e becoming more complicated these days, drive will be held tomorrow and Sharon Lieder, recent drives on crease of open heart surgeries and despite the reduction in the number of active candidates. As the April 19 at several campus campus have resulted in "a total of other advanced medical primaries continue, the party finds itsself still looking for an iden­ locations. 521 pints for use by students, staff tectmiques. tity-something primary results have not been able to give us. Anyone between 18 and 65 in good Last week, after abnost non-existent showings in Wisconsin and New health can donate blood at one of York, former Oklahoma Senator Fred Harris decided to end his active UFO s Subject of Lecture Tonight the following locations: ~ndidacy. Harris, who has been on the stump for more than a year, said Flying saucers are real. -Tomorrow: 9 am to 2 pm, the reason for his premature termination of campaigning was that the controlled vehicles from outer This is the conclusion of nuclear Scripps service yard; 11,am to 3 Federal Election Commission had stopped giving out money-a com­ space. physicist Stanton T. Friedman, the pm, Blake Hall lounge, Revelle. modity that Harris's bargain basement campaign did not have. Friedman has worked in the only space scientist in the world -April 19: 8 am to noon, medical . However, the real reasons Harris ended his campaign were the nuclear' industry for 14 years. school, room B 248. ' universally poor results he garnered in primary and caucus states. known to be devoting all his time to Harris, who breathed a fiery brand of populism, never really caught fire explQring the mysteries of in any section of the country. unidentified flying objects. In the first few states Harris could count on winning anywhere from Friedman will tell how he came to five to 15 percent of the vote (coming from a hard core of liberals and his conclusion tonight at 8:30 in the radicals) but as the campaign wore on, it became apparent Harris was Mandeville auditorium, in a slide­ out of his league. The Wisconsin and New York primaries showed that and-talk show. Harris could not compete with the ward heelers and labor bosses of the Friedman, who has studied and industrial states. investigated UFOs for more than However, his departure from the race does not make the campaign any 17 years, is convinced that the evidence overwhelmingly points simpler. One can surmise that many of Harris's supporters will simply Present this coupon with your meal at the drop out of the political processes and the election will continue without toward the fact that the earth is unique Spice Rack "Garden" Restaurant in Pacific them. being visited by intelligently Beach and you'll get rolled . free. Take home hafl a The Knockout Blow dozen of the tastiest home-made rolls or mullins What is left after Harris? you 've ever met. This oller is good on Mondays thru The frontrunner remains Jimmy Carter, but his efforts still have not Rugby .. - Thursdays ~ YOU 'RE GONNA LIKE THE eJ~ produced the knockout blow that will carry him to the New York City Brown and Sandy Timmons each I • Convention merely to tie up loose ends. scored in the second half to beat His expected weak showing in New York and the delegates he did not the Pasadena club 10-0, - Both A GAROEN RESTAURANT win there went to fuel the candidacies of Morris Udall and Henry Jackson women scored on similar plays, Mission Blvd. near Grand in Pacife Beach and the non-candidacy of Hubert Humphrey. kicking th~ ball downfield, chasing offer good only 5 pm·l 0 pm, expires May 31 st. IT Morris Udall did quite well in New York, coming in a strong second and it, and then pouncing on it in the picking up over 60 delegates. However, in the state that he had counted on end zone. . for his first victoy- Wisconsin- he was edged out by Carter. Wisconsin , be w was probably the best chance Udall will have. " The game was actually won in • However, he has not fared so poorly that he has had to drop out of the the scrum. With the scrummies TI, e UCSD Faculty Chamber Music Series in race like so many other candidates. Udall can be expected to stay around Trudy Bhaitia, Colleen Kernahan' ,t ooperation with the Campus Program Board presents for the convention, but it would be gracious to say that he will do any Cathy Morris, Louise Aguilar: more than limp into Madison Square Garden. • Lynn Dorious, Kim Roberts, Jackson promised us a big win in New York, and while he won (with 105 Jeannie Cunningham, Debbie of ISO delegates entered) last week, his victory must be a little disap­ Holstein and Wilford supplying the push, the 'Sirens consistently THE pointing. Jackson spent a fortune in the Empire State, easily out spending the other candidates by at least two to one. New York is the one state , where the Jewish vote is extremely important-comprising around 40 gained control of the ball. percent of the Democratic vote- and labor unions are both large and Rivera, racked up in Saturday's CLEVELAND well-financed. Jackson, though the winner, is not a candidate that is games, continued her performance exciting many Democratic voters. Because the rest of the primaries at scrum half despite an injured feature states where the Jewish and labor vote is not that important, knee and woozy head. Only after Jackson is going to be hard-pressed to maintain his current pace. yesterday's win was assured did QUARTET- Strong Favorite Sons s!te leave the game. - Since his disappointing North Carolina showing, Alabama Governor In awards voted by the team George Wallace has been removed from the national spotlight. While his yesterday: Most Valuable For­ Prokofiev: Quartet No. 1 in B minor, Op. 50 candidacy may be as well as sunk, it would be foolish to discount his ward was Cunningham, Most Hayden: Quartet in F Major, Op. 3, No. 5 strength. Valuable Back was Cardeiro, Most Beethoven: Quartet in B flat Major, Op. 130 Saturday, Wallace said he would win the upcoming Michigan On Valuable Rookie was Timmons and primary, scene of his biggest in 1972. Though it may be nothing but win the Most Valuable Player was bluster, Wallace will be sure to spend a great deal of time and money in Rivera. the motor state- something he did not do in Wisconsin and New York. Wednesday, April 14, 8pm Wallace should also do well in some of the upcoming primaries in border states and his standing at Madison Squar Garden will probably '- Mandeville Auditorium be somewhat stronger than it is now. However, only the most optimistic Basketball. Wallace supporter could think that Wallace will go to the convention with Sl $150, G.A $5.00 at the door only anv more d~legates than Udall or maybe Jackson. at the final buzzer -the score stood .To complicate the. problem for Democrats, primary states where there 66~5 in the Triton's favor. Will. be stro~g faVOrite sons are still upcoming. Illinois has already gone for Its faVOrite son (at least in delegate strength) and the states of Texas Leading scorers in that game for (Sen. Lloyd Bentson),. Ohio (Rep. Wayne Hayes), West Virginia (Sen. the Tritons were Carrington with Information: 452-4090 Robert Byrd), and California (Gov. Brown) are states where candidates 26 and Gebhardt with 18. to fit the favorite son mold should do very well The Rocky Mountain states will probably give Sen. Frank Churck a block of delegates. larg~ ~ 1I111I1I1I1I11I1I11I11I1II1I1I1I1t ...1t1t1t,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,"...... ItIt ...... llf>T.he Democrats are no closer to the decisive point in their quest for the lmp'C! ria l Valley College, seeded ~r~ute HO';1Se . How~ver , t.he weeding process has been' partially com­ third. in the tournament, took fifth i Clfu: (U{! c::&m lJ:JiEfJ o Ca.mpw. ~ 'I..09'1a.m !Boa'Ld p'tEunh I - l~~ed ,. With the lightweight candidates quietly removed from con­ place by defeating fourth seeded ~ ratI on . Palomar College 55-43 . A Specla' E. en'ng of FO"'gn Film. • -~NNOUNCEMENTS i aos m . smokin& The moveriieiJ If you have difficulfy J.Krishnamurt- e AND NOW MY LOVE unty have pas ~ a s down on paper i 'Ung lines in f ant to improve your Relig ious teacher, author, = 1975 Academy Awa rd nomination Best Foreign Film Ilnte ordinanc ~e Writ il1 g Cl inic can educator will give a series of I di rected by Claude Lelouch (A Man and a Woman) ect d a sugge ~" t ing ~ I i n i c is not talks and discussions In the Oak Grove, Meiners Oaks, I r;~ut th ey:> ~ . I ree se" I . Writing i"IIIIIIIIII.I.1111111II1 1.111111111111111_1111111111.111111111111111111.111111111111111.1111 .... I : -..-- , ~ offered on c dne-to-one OJAI , CA. at 11 a.m. basis on course pope s, resumes, Talks - Sat.-Sun., Apr. 3- 4 I proposals, scholorl t articles Sat.-Sun., Apr. 10-11 STOLEN KISSES he need. If " 8 cor. whatever t O~~i~' Sat.-~un ., Apr. 17-18 di r cted by Francois Truffaut you in any way, pleasf come to HL Discussions - 1254 or ca ll 452-2522 to make on I Tue s.-Thurs. 6- 8 oppolntment. Tu es.-Thurs. 13-15 i

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No.7 Pages 5-8 UCLA Reprographic Service • Monday, Apr" lZ, 1976 •rl •• N' .1 nil'S Page 9 WOOlen's BB Gains OvertiIne Upset For Third Place in Finals Sports

Southwestern held a 59-54 lead Notebook by Evelyn Barata Mira Costa, seeded third in the with two minutes left in the game. Stafl Writer tournament, advanced to the finals with a pre:tournament win over UCSD's Allison Chin bucketed two The Grossmont College women's Imperial Valley College and a 58-55 points and Anne Carrington con­ basketball team, league cham­ upset tournament victory over verted two foul shots to make the pio~ for the second year in a row, second seeded Southwestern score 59-59 at the buzzer. romped to a 55-38 win over the Mira College. Carol Gebhardt opened the Costa College Spartans to take first Grossmont reached the finals scoring in the five minute overtime Dave Eisen place in the San Diego Women's competition with a pre-tournament with an outside jump shot. South­ Intercollegiate Athletic Con­ win over Mesa College and a western then made four foul shots ference (SDWIAC) tournament decisive 80-40 victory over fourth in a row to give them the 63-61 Well, They're Back held last week ~ UC San Diego. seeded UCSD. edge. Kim Boatner bucketed two Continual movement and quick The Tritons went on to capture for UCSD to tie the game 63-63. Acc~rd i n g to Steve Bisheff in the passes gave Grossmont the inside third place in the tournament with Carrington followed with an inside Tribune, "Baseball , a game some shots against the Mira Costa man­ a 66-65 overtime upset over South­ basket assisted by Gebhardt. people are beginning to think was played with nine lawyers on a on-man defense. western, a team which bad con­ Southwestern's high scorer , side .. .is fin ally back with us." A back and forth battle gave vincingly defeated the San Diegans Yvonne " Willie" Wilson, converted It certainly is. However, it's here Grossmont the 20-19 edge at half twice during season play. two from the foul line to tie it up at for some of us more than others. time. In second half action The Tritons, starting off slowly 65-65. For Padre fans, baseball has never Grossmont employed a full court and trailing during most of the But with 56 seconds on the clock, really been in San Diego. zone press which had proven quite game, caught up mid-way through Carrington converted one of two They tell me 1976 is THE year effective during previous tour­ the second half with the score 47-47 . foul shots to give UCSD the 66-65 though. I wandered out to the nament play, and began to widen As the Tritons began to hit their lead. Southwestern had its last Stadium opening night, which was the point margin. outside shots, they ::1lso began to chance with 39 seconds left and a Friday night, just to find out for The depth of the Grossmont team slow down Southwestern's fast one and one foul shot situation. But sure. was a key factor throughout the break which had been a key to their I noticed that the Padres have Continued from Page 4 tournament. first half success. acquired Willie Davis, a man that once cost the Dodgers a World Series with his metallic glove. The first time he came to bat, a gen­ State, USD Drop N etters Twice tleman down the row sang, loudly, " He's washed up , he's washed up ... " to the tune of "Take Me Out Taylor, teamed up in the number The UC San Diego women's to the Ball Game," two ,doubles spot, dominated the tennis team dropped two l'ack-t()­ Old number-eleven-Enzo Her­ back matches to the University of nandez is back at shortstop, though Buzzie , left, w ith f riend in net to win their match 6~, 2-6 , 7-5. San Diego and San Diego State for no obvious reasons. UCSD b aseball stands . Susan Brennan, new to the team University Thursday and Fridav. this quarter and playing her first Showing they can forgive and forget, the spectators Though the overall match scores match, staged an excellent gave him a rousing cheer during his first at bat, then one error and two were similar, 1-7 against USD and ' showing in her number two innings later he was soundly booed. 2-7 against State, the caliber of position. Perhaps as an indication of what is to come, San Diego scored their fi rst o play on the two days cannot be run with a bang, when Johnny Grubb was put into scoring position by an Determination and hustle kept error, and scored on a hit batsman. . compared. Brennan in the match. After losing In competition against USD the the first set 6~ and trailing 2-5 in The Padres do, in Grubb, by the way, have possibly the best hitter in Tritons had a hard time putting the second, Brennan scrambled their games together. baseball. In the opening night win, he stroked four hits. back to tie things up at 5-5 but then Padre head Buzzie Bavasi was at UC San Diego a month ago, sitting in UC's lone win of the day came dropped the set 5-7. the Triton baseball stands, watching Randy Jones pitch. J ones you see, from Terri ·Duquette, playing the Commenting on Brennan's was throwing for USIU, which was walloping San Diego in a practice number six position. Duquette addition to the team, UCSD coach game. Buzzie must have liked what he saw of the pitcher and let Jones start on the mound Friday. ' combined slices and short angled Chris Mattson noted, "She is a shots to down her opponent 6-1, 6-4. good team member as well as a good player." He pitched well, losing a n()-hitter in the sixth. When he lost his shutout Against State, the Tritons were In a very close contest, . in the seventh, fans began stomping for a relief pitcher. Certainly this able to find the spunk that they had dominated by long baseline rallies, short-sightedness isn't peculiar to San Diego, in fact it might have drifted lacked the day before and Kim Hom, number one for the down from Los Angeles with the smog. presented the Aztecs with a very Somehow, late in the game, a guy put the whole contest in its natural Sue Brennan is the newest UCSD team, dropped her match 6- tough tennis team. 3,1-6,5-7. perspective. He was a farmer, clad in dirty blue overalls, sitting behind addition to the Triton me. Noting an 0-2 count on Padres' Mike Ivie, he said, " Yeah. '01 Ivie's Stacy Lamphier, UCSD's women's tennis team. She Coach Mattson noted that Hom was impressive, playing just about to chew his cud." number three singles player posted second singles, in her debut showed greater composure than )the Tritons only singles win 6-2, 6-4. last week. (TT Photo: Bill she has in other matches, which Prediction-wise, San Diego will finish third, behind Los Angeles and Dianna Cobb and Jannette Brooks) helped her considerably. Cincinatti. In that order. .. UCSD psychiatry professor Arnold Mandell will spill the beans about his book, "The Nightmare Season," at a press conference April 'Xl , and the Triton Times will have the full story the next day. The book, which will be published April 28, has been the subject of much controversy in recent months, and on four occasions, the Triton Times has attempted to contact Mandell. The result each time has been " no comment."

His press agents say that now "he is prepared to make his first pu statement...and respond to any and all questions from the press." ... The San Diego Collegiate Over-The-Line Classic has been schedule April 24 and 25 at Mariner's Point in Mission Beach. The Classic is open only to undergraduates at the ten San r CIVIL ENGINEER (E. E., M.E., AR H.) $10,000+ to start colleges and costs $6 per three-man team to enter. It will be playe elimination, with trophies to the top five teams in the men's div BU !NESS MAJORS FOR SUPPLY RP $lO,OOO+to tart three in the women's division. The event is sponsored by the UCSD and San Diego Stc> AVIATION (PlLOTS-ALL MAJORS) 11,000+ to start departments, and sanctioned by the Old Mission Beach Further information and entry fonns can be gotten by cal II ENGINEER I MATH/ PHY'I 1810 FOf{ at 452-0437... 1~1 on h ,e 1"1 14, ir NU LEAR POWER 10,(X)(J+to tart Must be willing to accept 1 year Navy financed qrad school in nuclear physi r------M;EUmf£-amnm;---~ Could be earning $1 ,000 in 4 y ars. I I FOR UCSO ONLY (students , faculty, staff, nd theH immediate f mlhes) I I I I. $435 June 19 LAX/PARIS I I Sept. 2 PARIS/LAX 76 days I I I I CIEE I I Student • I T I BILL KE LL ER MAR OA I rave U 0 INTERNA TlONAL CENTER I I Services OP NW KOAVSI 2 4f(lpm I I '---' ~ .I • ...)0 \._------;PIle It Mo"'y, April U, 1171 Page 11 Monday,Aprtl12,If11 • rl•• M•• 1n1('S

Third College Social Activities Committ~ does it Saville Defense._ quality of undergraduate AGAINl education is a myth. Finally, I would like to point out Golden Earring Gives Dutch Treat ~n Civic Theater Concert The Third College the absurd and harsh personal by Tim MacKenzie prominence in the US, though, Among the best of the material without the classic finale "Radar Zuiderwyk on drums) were also attacks directed toward Cr!tlcism Editor with the release of the Moontan LP performed by Earring was "Sleep Love," The ba. d perfonned a able to demonstrate their in­ f--T----Sprlng Boat Dance. --~ Professor Saville which were It and the single "Radar Love." Says Walkin" and "Latin Lightnin" version much lengthier than the dividual abilities, Gerritsen's " would be an injustice to rate "featuring San Diego's #1 Rock and Soul Band-'The totally uncalled for. There is a Golden Earring's Civic Theater bassist Rinus Gerritsen, "We built from the To The Hilt LP. Both album cut, a powerful ex­ climactic bass solo was par­ Stephens Bros." cartoon at the bottom of the letter performance as anything less than our reputation by playing live numbers possess an infectious travaganza that Earring milked ticularly noteworthy. "3 fantastic hours around the San Diego Bay only $2.00 showing a student thinking to excellent. The Dutch band throughout Europe and we'll do the quality, making them ideal for live for all its worth. Standout solo The visual quality of the per­ "This Saturday nite- Aprll 19' himself; "Saville's action is produced a consistently superior same thing in America. It takes performance. spots by guitarist George formance was imptoved by the use of a large bank of mirrors, swung limited to 250 Third CoI~le students, faculty, Ind staff nothing more than an attempt to stage show to showcase their longer, but you last long and it's Earring delighted many in the Kooymans and drummer Cesar beat graduate students back into sophisticated brand of rock and the best way." audience with several of their older Zuiderwyk were performed. into position early in the set. Boarding at tile H.rbor Elcursiens Broadway St. Pier at docility and to increase the As musicians, each 'member of The opening act on the Civic 8:30 pm roll. The Civic Theater concert in­ hits. Among these were "Candy's isolation of undergraduates from Golden Earring has long been cluded compositions from all three Going Bad" and "Vanilla Queen." Earring is without peer, Guitarist Theater bill was Be Bop Deluxe, a Tickets anilable at tlle College Deans Office, MC 412 one another," This makes one one of Europe's most popular of Earring's U.S. releases, Of course, no Golden Earring George Koo ymans was con­ new British band featuring the wonder if these people are really sistently in the spotlight, and very talented Bill Nelson, Their , -or- bands. They first came to Moontan, Switch and To The HUt . performance would be complete 29tilnes ,. Third College Resident Deans office graduate students. They refuse to deservedly so, His guitar work was performance was fast paced and look at the rational side of unexpectedly brilliant, possessing tight, featuring material off of a day. Refreshments OIl board Professor Saville's decision and a refined quality superior to the their Sunburst Finish LP. .. _--_ .... --' "Come aboard mates and party on the Marietta - instead revert to calling him a Visual Arts Faculty Show Brings Unexpected brooding guitar riffs of many Be Bop Deluxe's music features siJ{n uv NOW" "liar" or a " sadly deluded in­ popular guitarists. Bill Nelson on guitar and vocals dividual. " Continued on Page 12 to Mandeville Art Gallery !IJ!!I!:::;

A Short History .. 0 by Loring Spitler Jehanne Teilhet (an art historian) is exhibiting an under Puritan rule, though, was so bad, so devoid of human necessity, The first part of a two month exhibit of art works excellent slide show of Nepalese body tattooing. The TRiTON TiMES CLAssiFiEd Ads show also displays the people, folk art, lands and that two years after Cromwell's death, the people of England begged for a produced by the UC San Diego Visual Arts faculty has king. opened in the Mandeville Art Gallery. The show is architecture of Nepal with a fantastic array of colors, They got Charles II, son of I and heir to the throne, by right of superior open 12-5 pm, Sunday through Friday, until April 23, lighting, and design. $10 housing rewlrd 2·or l-bdrm place for 1- Auto work: tune up brakes, minor repair, lube ability to live_ at which time it will close for two weeks while the Patricia Patterson's didactic series of paintings yr., beg. mid june. $10 for info leading to and oil, good work, low pnce Mike 436-3667. Charles II, also known as the "Merrie Monarch," restored the Anglican second portion of the show (opening May 4) is in­ reveals control of the medium, but the two groups are 63 Chevy Impala va 283 4 Dr Exce Engine & place we renl. Call Dick Duncan 270-3790 14/ 12 ) more effective in iUustrating the definitive process of Body. $400 or best offer. 452-1016 eve " before 7:30 am orafler5:30 pm . (4112) church in England. Another of his first moves in England was to "deny stalled. Professional typist thesis, term papers, etc. aesthetic evolution that takes the artist through X2796day . Ask Ravi. (4114) freedom of worship to dissenters," One of the more significant events during my art Reasonable rates. Call Thelma 276-5525 (h) $265/month-2 bedroom condominium education was the presentation of a faculty show. The modifications in color, fonn, design, and scale that 299-1403 (w) (4112) Whatever else is said about Charles II, the man had a flair for words. 1974 Kawasaki 400 Mach 11 . Beautifully University City. Carpel, drapes, stove, Thus ends the history of very early America. The date is now 1660 magnitude of this experience derived from my at­ produce the final piece, .oI "' ~ I"'","" 5500 . Paul , 755-4072 eves . (4/ 14) refrigerator, pool , patio, garage, available , I Revelle side door presents Liz Rossi Belly tempts to reconcile the static concepts of where I Ree Morton's " Devil Chaser" is an animated mid-April. 452-1777 or 281-3764 . (4/t2) (that's right-your calendar is off) . In next week's article, we wiD focus Baver cim super 8 movie camera man. & aut. Dancing Thurs. nite 4-15 al 9 pm be there on the illuminating sketches of interesting events in America and thought my teachers were "at" (the result of years of display of a minimally sculptured concept, which on tele/ wide + accessories $90. Tripod $15 . every Thur. nile (4114) Quiet fem . roomate wanted . own rocm In La classroom lecturing, work, criticism, and its own seems somehow madequate. Yet, at the Call af. 3:30 pm 264-1274 . ( 4/ 16) elsewhere from 1660 to the period leading up to the Revolution, IT , that is, Jolla Mesa Estates townhouse. Jacuzzi, we can find anything interesting to focus on . theorizing), with what I thought my eyes were seeing. opening of the exhibit, when the crowds were milling 65 Karmann Ghia rblt eng . new brakes, elec. pool, lennis. $125/month + utilities. Only 5 WANTEd If not, we'll make some up, The situation produced many positive and negative around it, it took on a different weight. As it disap­ sys . Xlnt. cond olooks good Int. & e.t. $1500 min to UCSD , Call Judy 453-7945. (4114 ) peared and re-appeared among the visitors, it 755-8311 Michael (4/12) A lourtn year male medical student In­ effects that I would recommend to all art students. became like a spectre seeking out the devils among F housemate wanled own room S115/mo 2 lerested in sports would like to correspond GSU Letter ... However, if you are not an "art student," but Refrigerator 1.8 cu ft. e.cellent condition. bedroom house w /yard La Jolla quiet. Call wilh similar studenls. Wrile to , Ajay KOlhari. them. students, Humanities 7 will employ tunately this quarter it was still rather a "student of the arts," I suggest that you Call Donna 452-9490. (4/12) eves 272-3433 . (4/14) 817 Arya Nagar, Kaopur-2 08002. India. (4/12) approach this exhibit as if it were representative of Morton's "For Kate" also conveyed a similar only one half-time "TA-Reader," possible to "make up" these two the works of some of the more significant practicing feeling_ Like the wallflowers it portrays, it is out­ For sale : One twin bed with box springs fairly Femate wa~led own furnished room Are you concerned about your future? This effectively eliminates two eliminated positions in other Golden Earring lead guitarist Geroge Kooymans (TT photo: goodcondt. 48t -012O . (4112) Support Prop 15 and sate nuclear power to artists living in this area (because that is what it is). wardly boring, but inwardly intriguing_ B ill Brooks) S73 .33/mo. Incl udes ulilities, 12 min. from half-time job positions. For- Continued on Page 12 UCSD call after 9 pm 27~0425 . (41I 4) get In!lOlved Jo in us, Project Survival on Mon . Before I discuss the pieces, I want to note the l~gallon all glass aquarium Including top, Apr. 12 at 8 pm In Ihe Revelle Formal LounQe. catalogue that is offered with this show, It is a pOrt­ Helen and Newton Harrison are 'proposal' people: Vocalist Barry Hay -was in and Charlie Turnahai on bass. light, filter, .irpump, thermostat, and gravel - Come and see what you can do. (4112) ANNOUNCEMENTS the majority of their time is spent in researching, constant motion and must be They are supported by Simon Fox all for $15.00. Call Deb or Flick after 5 pm 452- TRAVEL folio of eight by ten cards which display statements Nominotion forms are now obtained at the Community Center. writing, and drafting plans for projects_ They have credited for giving Earring much on drums and Simon Clarke on 9519 . (4112) Want ed-experienced typist 10 edi t and type from each of the contributing artists. Since it is a available in Ihe dean's office for If you have energy, ideas and wont presented a huge display of aerial photos, maps, and of its visual appeal. In addition to keyboa rds. 5 cubic ft . refrigerator ideal for dorms.' Great Oon 't Delay Bock by Phone New Flights to lhesls Please call Karl , 755-8300, daytime. visually and intellectually stimulating piece, the conr1ition . Call Don after 5, 755-1885 $70 or Europe (379+) Soulh America (315+) l he ( 411 2) students interested in becoming 10 hove an impact on and improve work well deserves a display right along with the rest texts-plans to turn the Salton Sea into a viable en­ his fine vocals, he added some . besl offer. (4112) Onent (499 +) New York (189) Hawaii (189) members of the Third College Revelle, apply. of the art in the show. The minimal charge for the vironment by cutting channels to the Pacific Ocean surprisingly good work on flute and On a sad note, Slade showed up Long 0/ w flights still available Immediate Desperately need good widef\ngle lens lor my Council. The council is a and the GuH of California. However, these giant sax. and attempted to ruin the concert Near new 2~door frost-free refrigerator, phone confirmations call collect WestCoast Penlax See Nathan in IT office . (4/ 14 ) document can only defray the cost of the materials. brown-tone 13-14 cw ft. $150 or best offer. mechanism of communication Are you interested in doing pieces differ artistically since they have been hand "I happen to love all aspects of for everyone. Rumors have been Student Travel Counsel AVCO Center 10850 Lllp. drawing limit' 6 se rious students. From the moment that you enter the gallery, you Call Mike 279-5720 (4/12) between the Provost, student body, volunteer work? The Student tinted in a manner that is unexpectedly 'painterly' for the theater," Hay explains, "and 1 circulating that Slade is the worst Wlishore LA 90024 213475-6865 . (6/4) $313 hr session. Sat. Have a good model. will not be able to escape the video presentation by need another. 436-0709. (4/ t4) faculty and stoff of Third College, Volunteer Program has listings with Eleanor Antin_It shows a collection of cardboard cut­ the Harrisons. The result is that the natural intrigue hate for bands just to stand there rock and roll band in the world. LOST & fOUNd Eu rope-Israel -Sou lh America-Student fI'ghts The role of the student members of complete descri ptions of volunteer out paper.ooll characters plus the artist (who associated with cartographiC material seems to be and perform. A person wouldn't They confirmed that rumor in a year rou nd ISCA 11667 San Vicente Blvd ~4 Car seat for 1 year old child-please call 452- the council in this inferrelationship placement possibilities throughout provides the movements and the voices) in several subtly amplified in a way that emphasizes the sub­ have to come to a concert in that convincing manner. The highlight LOST ' Peach , blue, and green scarf , LA CA 90049 (213) 826-5669 (6/ 4) 9852. (4 /12) is to oct as a liaison between the the San D iego area, Student stories played out on the color television. The total jective appeal. case - he could just sit home and of their set came when their amps somewhere between Revelle Plaza and listen to records." blew out, forcing them to leave the Co ffee Hut. Sentimental Value . Blind St"dellt needs ride from UCSD to San student populoce of the college volunteers ore needed i n such effect might be analogous to a rather insipid soap EUROPE & TAHITt CH ARTER FLIGHTS. Diego Stal e Monday at 3 pm and to SDSU and fhe odministration. There are areas os tt,ltoring, recreation, opera sub-plot, but don't let that discourage you; take In addition to the exhibited works, poet David Antin The other band members (Rinus stage prematurely. The only Lost-girls dk blue 10 speed Takara. $25 BOOK ON CAMPUS. BOOK EARLY . CIEE­ rehabllilation cen ter on Rullin Road Wed ­ six positions to be filled. The counseling and health- related a look at some of the cut-outs on display-you might will give a performance at 7 :30 pm on April 14 in the Gerritsen on bass, Robert Jan remaining question is how Slade re ward no questions asked call 222-5973 or STU DENT TRAVEL SE RVICES . UCSD IN­ neSdays at 3: 30 pm during thi s quarter call deadline for filing on application is fields. Usually the only recognize one_ MandeviUe Art Gallery. Stips on keyboards, Cesar was ever a visa. B04 Serra Hall (4/12) TE RNATIONAL CENTER OPEN WEEKDAYS Gene 583-9793 eves II you can help. ( 4/ 16) '2-4pm . 45 2-0630. (6/3) Friday, April 16. requirement is a sincere interest Please return red wallet or at least contents and a desire to help others, For Overseas Jobs· ASia Australia, Alrlca , to police ollice. I need II very much. Tracye Need help wilh the re search process. Europe, Sou th Amenca. All occupations, The Muir- Dartmouth Exchange more informalion, come ond see us 278.0360. (4 /12) Experience prelerred. Paymenl IS negoliable. ,------~ $600-$2500. Invaluable e'penecces. Details 264-127 4 (4116) progrom hos recently been ex­ at the Studenf Center North, 25 cenlS . Inl e -~a ll onat Employment Found . One (1) red "Jap-s lap" sandal in panded to include fall quarter. A ny Student Organizations Office or call Research , Box 389347. Seattle, Wash 98125 . Revelle woods below Coffee Hut. (4 / 12) interested students should contact ext. 4617. (4 /1 9) Recent Duke University Graduate need s work the Muir Provost Office for further un til July as bibl iographic resea rcher . fortran Found 4/9 checkbook and savings account Going to Braz il end of May along west coast I .. I I programme" etc. S3 .oo / hr. Call Bill Worrell information. The deodline for filing Attention Third College students, book near Urey Hall contact IT office. (4/12) who want to join call 453-3629 . (4112) 452-8563. (411 2) ATTENTION for fall quarter is Friday, April 30. faculty and stoff: Sign up now for Lost 3-8 glasses In case with Dr. Jack Lebby o the second Th ird College Spring !ADMlNISTRA11VE INTERNSlllPS: on case. II found please call 755·0793. (4/12) SERVICES Attenlion Revelle Students: Apply Boot Donce to be held Saturday, now for College Intern and RCCA Lost-pants judo GJ Reve lle Plaza 4-1-76 . TypiSt. IB M term paper, thesis, dissertat,on, PERSONALs April 17. Tickets are available ot SENIORS Re ward Joe 453-8380 . (4 /12) elc . editing , rush lobs, xerox 560-8171 , 45~ ­ pOSitions. Applicotions deadline is the Third College Deon's Office or • I t 588. 16/3) For the l ime of your lIIe-:-853-1212 Friday April 16. Information can be Resident Dean's Office. 4/ 7 blue blouse wllurquolse pin : AV~LE J lockerroom. Please relurn . Karen I I (4112) ...._~_ UCSD THEATRE PRESENTS ORDER YOUR UCSD CLA RING T HI WEEK I I AND GET DELIVERY BEFORE GRADUATION! I I I Whats an intern? Students stipended ( approximately $ 1500 yr .) to I I work in various administrative offices on campus directly with ao - I Juniors may also order the UC 0 Cia Ring. I ministrators, act ·as student'11dministrator liasons , provide student I viewpoint within the office as well as work on projects valuable to the Both Juniors and eniors can save 5 off 10K Gold I 0r$100ffLadie 14K, and $15 off Men 14K _ I office and the campus community , I near Humanities Lib. I. Internships will be offered in the following offices for the 1976-77 I I academic year. I Your olon Company Repre cntative will be on Bemord Show's campus Wedne day, Thursday, & Friday, pril 14, 1 ,and 16, 1976 to a sist you wi(h your Clas Ring •I Vice Chancellor Academic Affairs Housing & food services I Orders. Roommate wanted at house if University I Academic Senate Planning office I Ci ty . Own room 85 plus ullllilel. tall 453- 9349after6'00 (4116) I Vice Chancellor Administration Student affairs~tudent om - I THE DEVll'S DISCIPLE I • • Business office budsman I A melodrama di'rected Eric Christmas I Chancellor's office Vice Chancellor student affairs I UnlVCRSITY RESEARCH by • Computer center and an intern coordinator I Univershy Book lor FREE CATALOG! I Facilities Management I 0 W rite or call for your copy of our 8:00 pm, April 23: 24 25. 27. 28, 29. 30 and May 1.2. I I latest catalog of over 5000 re­ 10:00 am-3:00 pm search studies These studies are 2:00 pm, Saturday , May 1 (. sol out) deSigned to HELP YOU IN THE •I I ,.REPARA TlON of o Research Papers I Come to an information session : Pick up referrals at Student Employment ; o Essays 0 Case Studres A(;;;;;.....II ~~~ Stu en! A mission SlSCJ I Friday, April 16 or office by Friday, April 23. Call Ron , I o Speeches • BOOk ReVIews UCSD lheatre Ticket Office (203 MC) • Friday, April 23 at -x4023 for further information. MATTHEWS CAMPUS WE ALSO 00 CUSTOM WRITING General AdmiSSion S3UU Monday - Friday N n to 4.00 pm 10 am , North Conference Room StUdent MINUTE RESEARCH I .-JI 1360 N SaMburg • t602 en ter. Chicago IllinO'$ 60610 312 - 337 - 2TO~ L------Pqel! • rl•• II•• 1nil'S Monday, April 12, 117. GSU Open Letter.. ' Saville Defense ... Humanities courses, all of which prentice teachers," we are not Having had Professor Saville still hold sections and employ. qualified to make judgements on as an instructor and knowing him However, if Jonathan Saville has matters of educational policy personally, I know that these Career opportunities for his way, this type of compensation 'because we lack the appropriate attacks are absurd. He is the one Civic-minded will no longer be possible in the '''academic degrees' and instructor at UCSD who is open to future, since all Humanities sec­ "scholarly accomplishments." all his students and encourages College graduates- tions will have become a thing of , And yet, here we see before us an them to have personal it individual, supposedly qualified by discussions with him in his office. ••. become fJ the past. There would seem to be little possible doubt that a mountain of academic It is also totally absurd of the SD DEVELOPMENT SPECIALIST paraphernalia, whose GSU to ask for Saville's Humanities 7 is intended to be the resignation, It's as if they were Through an intensive, graduate level, course of vanguard of a movement to "pedagogical" reforms have study offered by the University of San Diego in expecting him to read their a" eliminate the teaching assistant become a chilling menace to the cooperation with The National Center for Develop' I surd letter and agree to ter­ ment Training. position altogether. But even ifthis f"ture of our education, to our ; minate his professorship. How Specialize in the 1 or 2 areas of development that material security, to the very hadn't been the explicit intention, I can they ask so much of one in­ interest you most: we must understand that quality of our lives. The name of dividual, like his resignation Community Service Campaigns Humanities 7 Hill inevitably be Jonathan Saville has become a Hospitals and Health Care Financing from the Univeristy, when they Educational Development construed as a model for future sinister blot upon our pride and have no rational or intelligent Political Fund Raising TA-Iess teaching by other mem­ upon our institution. reason to justify it? Ethnic and Religious Support Programs bers of the faculty and the ad­ We are therefore left with no The letter written by the GSU Gift Development for Cultural Organizations ministration. This ugly likelihood alternative but to demand his only supports the fact that their Summer Session-June 7, 1976 · Aug. 20, 1976 immediate resignation as struggle consists of improving Fall Session-Sept. 27, 1976 · Dec. 17, 1976 portends the end of university Professor of literature at UCSD. their own welfare. It's funny that To discuss details of the program and your career instruction as we know it at UCSD opportunities in this growing new field, arrange to and represents at once an extreme We call upon the entire University with so many aspects of attend a group presentation and schedule a per· compromise of the quality of both community to respond to this crisis education that could be improved sonal interview through our office .. graduate and undergraduate with the concern, the fear, and the on this campus, something they education as well as a very real anger that is essential if we are to claim to be an ultimate concern and serious threat to the material reaffirm our merit and our dignity of theirs, they direct this concern A representative will be on campus April 27 )... security of both current and future as students, as workers, as "pre­ only towards the matter of contact Placement Office, ~52 - 375u . graduate students and their professionals" and "apprentice sections. I think that their em­ teachers," as men and women. We ployment demands are justified For Free Brochure, cont,d families. to the extent that their teaching DEVELOPMENT SPECIALIST PROGRAM cannot wait for someone to give us back our education and our jobs. services are needed. But it makes UNrvERSITY OF SAN DIEGO The time for polit£' inquiry and me sick when they mask their ALCALA PARK Today we must stand up to reclaim SAN DIEGO, CA 92110 explanation has passed. Our demands behind false concerns (714) 291·6480 Ext. 247 criticisms have already been made them. Today we must take back for undergraduate education, known to Professor Saville and he our future so that tomorrow it especially when it involves the has unilaterally rejected them. We cannot be taken from us forever. degradation of a fine individual have been told that as students, as THE GRADUATE like Jonathan Saville. " pre-professionals" and " ap- STUDENT UNION DAVID ROSSEN

'NEWLY DEVELOPED "SUPER" SPEED READIIG COURSE TO 'BE TAUGHT TH_.OUT SAl DIEGO AREA

SAN DIEGO Ispec.] THE GOLDEN STATE READING LAB of Beverly Hills will off til' the newest end mostlnnovltlve course In · Speed Reading" to a limited number of qUlllifled people throughout the SIn Diego ArN. This recently developed method 0' Instruction II the most ef'ectlve end productive course ever produced and yet II costs less than 1/2 the tuition 01 Ilmllar courses.

Not only does this course reduce your time In CIaSI to Just on. class per w ..k 'or only 4 short WHIII, but "10 Includes. super Idvenced speed reading p rogrem on cassette tlpes so I pet'son can continue to Improve their skill 'or the relt 0' their lIIell1d our graduates n..,tII' "slow back down."

In just 4 short weeks a person should be relding 4·5 times 'ISter and in a '.w months m.ny will be reeding 21)·30 times 'aster It speeds that 3pproach 6,000 words per minute. In rare instlnces speeds 0' 13,000 WOrdl per minute heve been documented. Our Ivereg. graduate will complete the course 8·10 times 'uter end with mlrlted Improvements In comprehension Ind concentration. For those who would like more information a series 0' FREE one hour e.plln.tory lectures have been scheduled. Theseln'ormltlve meetings Ire open to the public and our course will be e.plalnad In complete detlillncludlng tuition, cll ..room proc.dures, and teaching methodl. You need to Ittend Just one 0' the 'ollowlng meetings lor complete details at ,10 cost orobllgltlon. Be lure to attend whlc:hevtll' meeting that best fits your schedule.

FREE ORIENTATION LECTURES THROUGHOUT THE SAN DIEGO AREA WILL BE AT THE FOLLOWING TIMES & PLACES:

San Diego Meetings Friday April 16 . Two meetings at 6:30 pm Thursday , April 15, Friday, April 16. Two and at 8:30 pm. .. meetings each night at 6:30 p.m. and Monday April 19. Two meetings at 6:30 pm • again at 8:30 p.m . These meetings will be and at 8:30 pm. held in the Casa del Prado Bldg. at the These meetings will be held In the San end of EI Prado In the Curtural Diego Federal Savings and Loan Bldg .• Recreation Center of Balboa Parle Second floor. 1055 Torrey Pines Rd ., La Saturday April 17 , two meetings at 10:30 Jolla. am and again at 1:30 pm In the ' Sllver Room" of the Civic Convention Center 202 'C' SI. Saturday April 17. Two meetings at 10:30 Escondido Meetings am and at 1 :30 pm in the " Harbor Room" Thursday April 15. Two meetings at 6:30 of Shelter Island Inn, 2505 Shelter lsI. Dr. pm and at 8:30 pm. Monday April 19. Tuesday April 20 . Two Friday April 16 . Two meetings at 6:30 pm and again at 8:30 pm. meetings at 6:30 and 8:30 in the Casa del Saturday April 17 . Two meetings at 1: 30 pm Prado Bldg. at the end of EI Prado In the and at 3:30 pm. Cultural Recreation Center of Balboa These meetings to be held In the Royal Inn Park . 2500 South Escondido Blvd. Tuesday April 20 . Two meetings at 6:30 pm Monday Apr. 18. Two meetings at 6:30 and and again at 8:30 pm in the " Harbor 8'30 pm Room" of Shelter Island Inn. 2505 Shelter Tuesday April 20 . Two meetings at 6:30 pm Island Dr. and at 8:30 pm to be held at the Chula Vista Meetings Escondido Country Club. 18J0 Country Thursday April 15. Two meetings at 6:30 Club Lane , Escondido. pm and at 8'30 pm. Frtday April 16 . Two meetings at 6:30 pm and again at 8 30 pm. Saturday April 17 . Two meetings at 10:30 EI Cajon Meetings lsadora's class.c style T-shirt is made from pre-shrunk am and again at 1 .30 pm . Thursday April 15. Two meetings t 8:30 These meetings will be held at the Royal and at 8:30 pm. cotton and poly€ster blend so it fits just right. Form­ Inn, 632 " E" SI. In Chula Vista. fitting sleeves ae Jd to the lean tailored look you're Friday April 16. Two meetings ot 6:30 and National City Meetings B 3Opm . after. Avocado g ~een emblazoned on white. Mon1ay April 19. Two meetings at 6:30 pm Saturday April 17 . Two meetings at 10:30 nd at 8' 3Opm amandat 1:30pm. These meetings will be held In the B nquet TueSday April 20 . Two meetings at 6:30 pm Room of Parkway Bowl . 128J Fletcher INSlDlMIY nd at830 pm. Pkw. These m tings will be held In the Monday April 19. Two meetings at 6:30 pm CAUFORNIA AVOCADO " B nquet Room" of Plaza Bowl . 1201 E. nd at 830 pm. Plaza Blvd (Entrance At of Main en· Tuesday April 20 . Two meetings at 6 30 pm THERE'S A FREE TREE. Ir nc ) andat8:3Opm . These meetings will be held In the Blnquet LaJoll Room 01 La Mesa Bowl , 7 0 P rkway AND SOMEONE TO Thursd y April 15 Two meeting at 6:30 Dr In La Mesa. (Entrance to rlgllt 01 main TAIK,TO.: pm nd t 8 30 pm. entrance)