TheU SDGuar a LJniVl·r..,it) of CalifOlnia. "-,an DJl'go \'olullll' IH. ~lIll1hl ' I ' 1 Ii '\ hlll",cla). Fcbru.lr~ :t.t . 1 m~:~ Foreign policy
I ) Israel's dilemma ! By STEVE STOY ANOW ~lall Writer John Rothman . former (IT' \<,. lTSSR). the second polItical consultant to the involves Israel and the Arab A British view of the Sovs NIxon Administration (pre- nat ions \\ hich Ix)rder 11. and rathl'llh.ll1. rtroni '~In Ii atu 2 The UCSD Guardian Thursday, February 24, 1983 Thursday, February 24, 1983 The l JCSD Guardian The UCSD Guardian And the good guy wins James Ralph Papp, Calumnist A short life for a On a small pile of missives pizza deliveryman typed hard with angry words Opinion By JAM ES RALPH PAPP regardks~ of the ",cather 11 IS thlOk that thl ,-culpture I" By ROGER SIMON Staff Writer 10 I.o ~ AnKl'h" rime .. ~ )i ndiclHl' impossible to argue With a gaud} next thl" backdrop [ was going to begin thiS man who gives no rea~·(!I1S for lJught to ... ee an IJphthalmolo· Aggie Johnson , the 'lhort· know, that was hiS problem. Ullsilflled edilorials represenl the opinions 0/ /he I'dilorial board of /J,e UC D editorial by saying that the hi!'. conclusion!'., so I merely gist, or ha\c hiS tele\,I!'.lon set Guardiall. The editorial board is co mposed 0/ $coll Youllg Lisa Lapin alld Tom order cook, was in the kitchen He was just a poor old man and Sun God had brought down end by asking whether one adjusted. ,\Ir. Spanier al'>o when the cop walked in _ he trusted people." Rill/kill. All o/herartides ill this sectioll are solely tire opin io II a/tire wriler mId do 1101 upon us a rain of letters, but ,>hould tru~t the art cntlclsm say,> that the Sun grrd I" not Ilece~arily represent tir e views o/the Guardian, it; editorial boord, its adl'ertisers or It wa;, Tim Corcoran, a Ralph liked talking to that is too utterly bad a pun. uf someone who collect" ;\Iall beautiful, but"'lncehpdocsnot Ihe University 0/ Ca li/ornia. patrolman. Aggie has known people It was a break from However, t he lette r from Scot memorabilia. make clear how ht' rt'achp<; T im s ince they were both 13_ coll ecting the dirty dishes and Rhoads in the Thur'iday, Jm1 C:;pal1ler's letter i!'. (lnt' of t hi., dccl',lOn, a much lx'i ter She was not s urprised to ~ee draggll1g them bal'k to the February 3rd ech tlOn precipl' tho... e omlnou:-, art critici"nb writer than I could not explore him. kitchen w here he washed tated (there I go again) a :-mall which ... tart out. " MaylX' J m hi" opirllon to any effect. On gasoline gl u ts and There are a lwavs a lot of them. pile of mlsive!'. typed hard not the Iype of person who ic; William J Sht,than. on tht ' ~i ON MV TREE ,YOU'RE' NOT!' police in Sicilia 's, a re:-;tauran( People didn't thmk he was \\ ith angry hand., None uf capa ble of apprecia ting other band, "'ee.., the <:culpturt and piaa place on Chicago's Il ose\. Hedidn'tdothat kmdof these letter \.\nters has liked contemporary 3rt," and then as l1othiJlJ! I/WYl' than 'an the new state taxes outh" est Side. They get suft talkl-ng. the Sun God and I disagree go on to prove it. One wonder!'. hone ... t attempt to add -,Omt drinks free and a break on the "I was going through a with all of them. I not only like why people who think color tl) the C'ampu,.· what A funny thing has been happening lately - funny bill. The night it happened, divorce and Ralph was really a for motorists, not so funny for the oil conglomerates. the Sun God but think it is them ... eh(,,> II1capable of doing department ~t()re~ call a a bou t half the eu s t omers were help," Officer Murphy said. good . Niki de St. Pha ll e had a something should draw decorator accent ThiS stnkes Gasoline prices have shot past the $1 per gallon mark cops. " He'd 'iay to me: 'Don 't worry, glorious in-tention and carned everyone's attent ion to the me as being like the corporate - this time heading downward - and have hit prices , "A~e," Tim C<:>rcoran said, Jim, it's gonna work out ok, it out well. fact that they are doing the underestimation of art, as art as low as 92.9 cents per gallon for regular and 96.9 'what s your dnver s name you 'll see.' " ReplYing to each letter in opposite. W ere I to feel for a lobby's sake. I suppose cents for unleaded here in San Diego County. again?" Murphy and Ralph had order, Scot Rhoads gets to be compelled to tell the world that !\Ir. Sheehan thinks that the The driver was Ralph Kline, lunch everyday just before first. He starts his piece with nuclear ph ys l c~ is a closed curators of the Louvre bought T o whom are drivers indebted? To themselves, to who delivered t he pizzas in his Ralph went on duty. They got be s ure. By purchasing more fuel ·efficient the words, "My God!" but on book to me (\.\ hlch It is). [ all those paintings Just IO- year·old Buick, washed the along real well. reading further one finds that would feel sill y to then because the wallo.; looked a bit automobiles and by driving fewer miles, Americans dishes a nd swept the joint up. "On the days that 1 get he does not object to the Sun expound at length on that of all empty He goes on and says have decreased the demand for gasol ine. Al 0, drivers Everybody liked Ralph. custody of my kid s , r would God on religious grounds. area'> of knowledge. On the that the piece detracts from should be indebted to a worldwide oil "glut" which " He's dead, Aggie," Tim take them down to the Indeed it is difficult to find other hand, if Mr. ' panler t'C D s clean architecture. as . aid. "They shot him in the restaurant and Ralph would exactly why he objects to It. thmk., that hiS capability of If artl<;h and archltecb act m has forced OPEC nations to reduce the price of crude throaL" talk to them," Murphy said. "I oil, reducing it by $5.50 per barrel. Buried in his allusl\e high appreciating contemporary art much the ~ame capacit~· as Aggie didn't know what to mean they're only ~ and 2, and rhetoric, the closest reference is a" go " are making as much money as they ca n for themselves, and Comments on the Sun God Gas taxes imposing a gas tax is a simple The UCSD Guardian continued (rom page 3 called it the psychedelic movies or feeding the poor. move that will improve Page 5 different way of raising his penguin, which was reductive, People spend their money 01) ruin profits America's roads and erode the Thomas Rankin, News Editor Feb.2-t.,1983 hat. The writers of those and 1 told him so (toadying is what they enjoy, and people profits of the international Ne\Vs not my whole life). Even worse enjoy the work of Niki de St. letters may not like color and continued from page 2 giants. excitement, their favorite is simply 'the bird: which is a Phalle immensely (at least color may be grey and their greater evil than the one it outside the ranks of Op and con iderably le ss than UCcampuses thinks it is making fun of, for it t rack-s hoe clad undergrad gasoline did . That made sense; Intercollegiate coaches favorite size small, but I diesel fuel costs less - much cannot imagine missing the lacks any imagination or even uates), whereas the thought of Nostalgia • • protest fees fun of walking by the Sun God thought. Scot Rhoads' This anot her person abou t to join less - to produce, since far receIve p·ay Increases every day. thitlg' is better even than that, the ranks of engineers and less refining is needed to or the giantpurplevolleyball· bureaucrat, guzzling produce it than is required for with boycott The writers also pale like and food B\ JEFF SAVAGE net. That reminds me of the enormous amounts of alcohol both leaded and unleaded gas. " sian \\ ril~r elderly gentlewomen at what But today diesel runs 15 to 20 continued from page 2 fh EILI-_1-,.\ \IOHI~J:-' urprisingly unfair practice of in his room becau e someone ,\ s our country sufkr .. 'j \\ r they think is a breach of good cents per gallon more than If you could let us know scttlt' for $:3,000 or ~(!. h1:: "" judging 'the net' before it is has given him far morethan he t hrol1gh t he current receS"lOn. may resul! in ;] degrct of ta te on the campus. As I ga oline, simply because it' about the product and the \\ hl'n It l·IJ~lt· t.) P' .' l',t >, hardly begun. How many of us need for college, leaves many Jobs ;jn' hard to comc by. but looked with a friend at the Sun less available and oil address and telephone number anlillo..,1tv \vlthin thecoach1ng Bt:lhlc\ '>t til ('an llt' be]!. would be unconcerned if our unthrilled. raIse" are Iill'rall} nonexis ranks. eet doesn't appear God a few days ago, I pointed companies can get away with of where it's produced - as S-" T\\ t'nt~; tf) to ptrl"llJt (.1 '"CB profe sors barged into our Those people who do not like well as a few words about why lent. A worhr, In asking hIS overly concerned though , out that one can hardly breach rooms and took our essays the Sun God because it is big, charging more. Thi becomes ... t lIclt'nh ht.\ lll1 eo tla- I',> the good taste of the Muir clear when looking south of you think so highly of it- we emplmer for a raise. could sayi ng, "Some \\"111 lx' hapP1er Weelnt:~da" J.',·b. Jh .• ') l,rOllst away to grade before (he or has color, or is not cement, almost have laughed him~elf parking lot, to which he replied the border, where diesel costs would be extremely grateful. than oth er~, bUI [ hope my "pring q Jarter .... ,:>'(10 fec things were half finished? will, I have no doubt, be /lut of h1s hard-to-come by jnb. that Harvard would put less than half of what gasoline We do want to give these decision maki ng process w ill Incrt'a'-t', ,Klurdln~ tc, ,I poll of Finally there is money, and unswayed by this article. The exception I., UCS D. something grand and inspiring costs. Oil compani es in excellent products some well have enough concrete ha'iis to profe~~l)r" tdken 1)1 :-.' alfl'f~ of the shock of people on Those who think that other de erved attention, and would Last Friday Web. 18) the sat isf y everyone." next to a parking lot, and I said discovering that art has to be people ought to spend money America are charging $1.20 t ht, fJlliir (uf/llill/lIIl1, l"C. R\ that Harvard puts parking lots appreciate your help in Registration Fee Committee Although the Reg Fee bought, which is not lessened not on what those 0 1 her people and more for it there, becal~s e q \I den 't n {' \\ ~ pap e r I n next to grand and inspiring they can get it. It's as simple as making our book complete. approved a request by Athleti c decision Will not be fin alized ;]dditlOn. th(' dav nwrk('d tpe by the fact that the money, want, but on what those Plea e drop a note to either of things, which is not the same through no st retch of the that. Director Jud y S\\ eet to until the end of April. S\\eel. large<;f rally held at the without the money want, will us at the addresses below. 1ncrease [nt er co ll egiate although cau tious, wou ld like at all, and rather worse. If I do imagination, comes from their not give this editorial a second The imposition of gas taxes c ~t m fJ U '- S 1 n c (: I C):- i ,\ r We thank you and so do our coaching salanes fro1ll their ay so my elf (and 1 do), mine may ruin the oil corporations' to begin wo rking on the c,.t1111allCl ~ til!) to I (jOO pockets, nor would probably thought. Nickname coiners future reader who long to was the victorious side of the ever have found its way there and protectors of the public string of Qu arterly reports of current dhmal a\erage of ()perat IOn as ~o()n a'i possi hIe. ... t lIdt·n .... u,r.\ t:Twd Ie, "hoLt, know about foods like Lasser's SI.900 to a more respectable exchange. as a scholarship or anything taste will be unmoved. 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La Jojla Viltag., Square GEOHGGIN & SIL' \~N 1 _____ San Diego Convemeoce Cantil!" Attorn.ya 81 Law l!~ '~' ~ 't ~~J!~'~(~I~ I<.,~, ~~~~~J 8843 V~la La Jolla Dr. (l'fh.!.l\" ,Ith:rlhll.m (l) hHkl.IY .lttl'rn1 1on) h,r lIl1h La Jotla. Cahfomia 92037 ~}!l~'> C,lm.no ,jpl RIc. ~,t,uln , SUIIP ~Q9 near Ralph's & SaYOfl S,ln Dleqo C 1111(\1 Illd 4," Gtl sponsored by the Religious Department of the AZYF and $50 00 Gather Your Friends the UCSD Israel Aclion Committee. Open Mon.-Fn. 12 n00n-8 pm • and split rhe ~ost!! Sat 10 a.m -6 p.m 297·0101 8 The UCSD Guardian Thursday, February 24, 1983 Night stalkers find campus safety woes D., LA REN MELCHER The annual Warren and Drake hall. Gragg not ~ Commuter Board Campus thal "the fe\\ lights around ecurit\' Walk was held this area and in the bU"ihes Februarv 15. Fourteen people aren't working; it's pitch arf!\ed for the fi pm walk dark.' Power brought up the throul{bout campus. "Our fact that this lack of lighting main purpose." stated came under the area of El!labeth Gragg, a Warren hou 109 and that was a Commuter Board Represent- separate maintenance area. ati\e who led the walk, "IS to The installation of flood lights continue to re-e\aluate the behind Warren housing la_t lightmgsystems." vear wa a "defInite A preliminary walk held the Improvement" for safety, ~ pre\'IOUS week noted that 16 noted Weltzlen. .<; lIghts were out, five bush Danny Gonzales, the s'enior ~ area needed to be cut back ground upervisor, said that and everal area of general the tree by light pole 1938 --~~----~~~~==------~------~----~~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ concern were to be called to needed a trimming. A large Students and administrators take a gander at a darkened quad east of Muir Cafeteria. The attention on the night of the problem with many of the major problems that planners have encountered in allowing for campus safety has been Security Walk. lights not throwing off enough balancing aesthetics with the pragmatic approach, i.e. minimizing vegetation. Costs, too, can The fir t point of concern brightness was due to the trees be prohibitive, with taller lamps running as high as $20,000. mentioned by Gragg was the surrounding and blocking the path from the Warren dorms lights, and this problem could Behind Urey Hall there was got an answer! Light all of for lighting for safety." to the Warren apartments. be taken care of quite quickly. a concern that there were no Muir Field; that would cost On the path from TLH to Ann Weltzien, the acting dean In fact, several of the lights by the parking spaces. about 6,000 dollars, gang!" Central Library, students had of Warren College mentioned overgrown bu h hazard area Powers noted that there were When they reached theAPM earlier suggested a call box be that the traffic pattern was noted by Gragg on the only 5 B permit staff spaces quad, it wa completely dark. installed. As the group pa sed along thi route and up the preliminary walk had already there, and it would be a Weltzien said on la t year' thi area, a call box was indeed. bank to the parking lot, which been cropped by the ground cheaper olution to take out walk, the group had talked installed there, but whether it wa in darkne s. This area maintenance men when we the parking entirely. about installing flood lights on is new or ha always been could be more thoroughly lit attended the final walk a week Behind the GuardianlChe the wall. Even the light on the therenoone eemedtoknowat because it is a throughfare and later. Gonzale also mentioned Cafe parking lot, there are ground and in planters need to the time. Powers noted that, becau e of the parking lot. that he had done this type of a many overgrown bushes. be put back into operation. "It' illegal technically to have Ha rold Bra ns t et ter, t he walk about eight times before, UCSD Police argeant Bill Walking throughout Third thi. call box installed so high engineer of deSIgn and but never with the Warren Mott aid because there are college, the most illuminated that it's out of reach for the contruction noted: "The. e Commuter Board. He said that parking meters, it is a college on campll , Powers handicapped." Happily, when tree. have really grown in the if . omeone brings potentIal remarked, "if you took out two of the call boxe were last few year; shrubs are not hazard to their attention, de ignated parking area. Thi every other (alternate) fixture, opened to see if they were, compatible with safety" they'll correct them. area seemed treacherou , you'd still have adequate working, the police responded Charles Power, the campus Most surprismg was that although correcting the lighting." (The Warren dorm instantly. architect, stated that the none of the lights on the front problem would be costly, as seem to have the most intention of lights at UCSD i of the bookstore were working. lights run in the area of about inadequate lighting). Unfor gt. Mott ended the walk by not to light all the school. but According to Branstetter, the $2000 a piece for the 20- tunately, most of the campus 'aying: "I appreciate you guys the main pathways. Thi ' solar cell that control the footers. is not as well lit as Third telling u about problems; if comment is indeed practtcal. lights wasn't functioning. Surveying the area by the College which I very bright we don't look out for one however many lights on The red emergency light on Revelle Deli and Cafeteria, and instilled no fear to walk another as a community, campu. that should have been top of one emergency call box after closing, there are no through. Chips Dreilinger there's no hope." functioning were not. An was out, 0 although the call Itghts and everything look dean of Muir College, said that Gragg stated at the finale of example of this was by the box wa5 functioning, no one prell y dis mal. Powers Third is the newest college and the walk, "We're going to call Warren ReSIdence Hall Quad could see it was there. announced: "Ah, now we've "I gue s there was a concern people and check upon it." AU. 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There it will perform ~tor and over the yers he has few na mes that he reeled off in Al'lDRlW Kf[lLR premiere of an adaptation of the The Birds at the University of developed some strong Ideas on his acceptance speec h wa s that classic play by Michael Add ison. Exeter, the Stephen Joseph A.s5oc. fdJtor of special effects makeup artist the contemporary music scene. provost of Warren College and Theatre in Scarborough (Alan TIM AUGUST Bill Sturgeon. ( he image of the fripp will bring some of these arIt...... oItheVdftt UIIIIaJpound? drama professor. Ayckboum, artistic director) typical makeup artist doesn·t Conbibutlng [clltors thoughts and his frippertronics IIRIIU'" Green'S The Birds. one of the greatest and at the fine Arts Center in n.. tine cora AI "T_ Me to the seem to fit Bill Sturgeon; he is a GReGORY CHAPfLlL of comic fantasies, was first York. In exchange. drama here next Wednesday. 1Uver"? very down to earth type of TIM KASSOUNI performed in Greece about 414 students from North Riding .5. WhIt II Adam Ant's raJ DmIe? person, tall. good looking. and MI Kfl TOOMBS BC. It follows the adventures of College will perform at UCSD The Boy friend ...... rage J What Is Elvis Costello's real name? at age 21 has an impressi ve list e. two war-weary Athenians who next year. Writers Heavml7's name comes from what m¥x'motlon picture? of films to his credit. This lineup Joan Forsberg previews the La 7. convince the local bird The production is funded by MARK BELMER. JAI'I 8RfSIAU[R. includes The Nowling. The CANOLE. JOHN CARROLL. MARTHA Jolla Stage Company's current (Hint: Malcolm Macdowell was the star). population to help them build a an Instructional Improvement Thing. and most recently the fiSHER. DAVE fLt:I'IINGER. JOAN production which plays through 8. What Is a U840? utopia, dubbed "Cloud-Cuckoo Grant from the University of controversial film Videodrome. fORSBeRG. AMY HALLMAN. RONA 9. The orIgtnal bassist and IIIiQor songwriter for the Sex Pistols Land." a strategy designed to Cal ifornia. which is given for the HU , PAUL JONES. THOMAS March 6. Sturqeon started his career at WIS. .. ? make the two men lords of both purpose of enhancing LARSON , MICHELLE MORRIS. 16 when a friend got him a job heaven and earth. undergrad ua te ed uca tion. CLYO[Nf NEE, JOHN NEE. LEE 10. Besides U1travox. Midge Ure, and WalTen Cann play for building props for the Jim RAY. KATE SIMPSON. KIM VAN Wan City Rock .... , . .. rage 4 Addison will direct The Birds. Addison explained that this what band? Danforth film Tim ega te. Whlle PElT. JACOB WELI1NGTON. A new sound has come to Berlin Graduate student Peter Ward production will provide an 11. Howard Devoto sang for which band before Magazine? working on this film he became and it reflects the discontent of her has written an original musical intensive theater experience for fditoriaI4~2-.l466 (Hint: Pete Shelley was also a member). friends with special effects youth in its revolutionary score for the production, and the student cast members. Advertising 452-.1468 ma keup artist Doug BesWick. 12. What was the name of Joe Strummer's band before the undergraduate Roger Costello giving them first-ha nd anarchical stand. After work had been done on the ftialus is published every Clash? has designed the costumes, "a knowledge of theater touring The Royal Uchtenstein, Quarter Ring, Sidewalk Circus will preliminary props for the film Thursday of the school year as a 13. What Is Gary !'tuman's favorite hobby? bizarre amalgamation of and all aspects of the theater supplemen t to the UCSD perform in Revelle Plaza at noon on Wednesday. for the past eleven the proj ect was cancelled. Harry Anderson revisited rage 5 contemporary and ancient arts. There is no crew for the GUAPDIAN. Reprodu ction or use 14. What heavy metal guitarist appears on Michael Jackson's years the Royal Uchtenstein Circus has toured the U.S. with a After this Sturgeon. through without written pennission of any "any Anderson may be weird, clothing. from clown costumes production. so the cast must "Beat It"? lighbting-paced potpourri of acrobatics, comedy. magic. unicycling. the help of Beswick . was able to portion of this magazine is a no but he puts on a good show to punk rock outfits. plus more manage its own lights, props juggling and animal ads. as well as a mime show. The cast includes IS. George O'Dowd is the ultra-androgynous lead singer for secure a position on Th e no . We welcome unsolicited according to Mike Ahn who knows a feathers than have ever been In and costumes from one English veteran gymnast. Jens Larson, unicyclist. Dan Trainor. and dance letters. manusuipls and artwork, which English band? new stage to the next. mime [ric Wilcox. The Ringmaster is Nick Weber. who founded the Nowlin!!. but assume no responsibility for lot about performing bizarre acts. one place at one time." BeswICk introduced Sturgeon Tickets for The Birds are $3. circus. The menagerie includes Dan Rice, the world's smallest the return of such. Send The /ive people with the most answers will each get a according to Addison. to Rick Baker after The Nowling and they will be available only performing circus stallion. The presentation is free of charge and is infonnation 10: spanking new album and will be entered in a dtaWlng for a The cast includes Liza Bobo. was completed. At the time HIATUS Concert Une rage 5 at the door at Mandeville on sponsored by the Office of Religious Mfairs. /Mir of tickets to see Robert fripp donated by University Carol Mellen. Wendy Wilson , Baker was beginni ng \'work on 8-{)16. La Jolla Tops in rops Page 6 Maria Porter. Chrysanne Lowe. nights of the performance. Ca .. 9209.3 two projects and hired St urg eon At the Movies rage 7 lvents. The deadline Is next Thursday at 4:00 pm. lmployees of KSDT, The Guardian, and University Events are to assist him \'with them. These HIATUS logo design by Debbie fox Ineligible to win. Zany, exuberant, musical 'Boyfriend' for La Jolla fil ms were Night SkieS, the Steven Spielberg film that Cdme By JOAN fORSBERG the romantic Riviera. It is love progresses to the predictable amusingly farcical twist. befo re E. To, and An American A taste of pink cotton candy. at first sight when the wide-eyed "happily-ever-after" ending. for a beguiling evening of Werewo lt The Boy friend, a musical spoof ingenue Polly Browne spies the The Hoy friend made an frolic and fun. charleston down It was about these six. dliens PACIFIC of the zany 1920s, is currently earnest messenger boy Tony overnight success of Julie to the Parker Community that come down to ea rth, MATINEES DAilY AT ALL PACIFIC THEATRES , being presented by the La Jolla Brockhurst. The young lovers Andrews when it opened on Auditorium at 750 Nautilus St. related Sturgeon about the Bargain Matinees Monday Ihrough Friday lor all Stage Company at the Parker are caught in a whirlwind of Broadway in the early 1950s. in La Jolla. You 'lI leave the story be hind Night Skies. performances starting before 5:30 P.M.• Salurday 1st Community Auditorium in La romance. Recent New York revivals have theatre humming the familiar 'There wa s d good alien. a bad only. subject 10 seal availabilily. al all p~rformance featured Sandy Duncan and Judy tunes. "Charleston With me" 1St' PaCIfic Thealres excepl Cinema Grossman!. No Barga in Jolla. Neanwh Ie, the flirtatious al ien. a fun ny al ien. and a ~\ .r~alinees on Holidays , Ample free al all Theatres Written and composed by flappers of th e school Carne. and '" Could Be Happy With old alien. Much like the seven _,=",,"';;700_ Sandy Wilson. The Hoy friend passionately pursue their The La Jolla Stage Company's You. " dwarfs in space, only it had a INVEST production is aptly directed by twist of horror to it. because tht' contains all the razzle-dazzle of dashing beaus on the sunny the 1920 musical comedies: beach and at the elegant Jack Tygett. The energetic cast The ---Boy friend continues bad alien wan ted to di~.,eLt In Your Future Today blitheful plot, tuneful melodies. masquerade ball. Love abounds. performs the melodramatic through March 6. Performances humans. Some of the ~me and exuberant youth who burst Even the sophisticated action and the rigorous dance are friday, Saturday. and things that \~ e might do if we into song and dance at a whim. headmistress of the schooljoins routines with spontaneity and Sunday evenings at 8 pm , with a landed on a backward pldnet. Unl~e ..lty A"e, n_r College The scene is Madame in the fun asshe renews a liaison enthusiasm. A highlight of the 2:30 matinee on March 6. for " Rick scu lpted a really good Exclusive Engagementl 2nd Weeki Dubonnet's finishing School for with a debonair suitor of the show is the flaming third-act further information. call 459- prototype torso for th e aliens proper young English ladies on past. The evening blissfully tango number with its 7773. please tum to page 7 THE LORDS OF DISCIPLINE I, 12:30, 3'00. 5:30, 8:00. 10:25 (R) VII La Jolla Dr. (N . of l.J. All U . 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T• VlDEODROME AMIN THE RISE • FALL ...... S$J(l N Wfl ~ ' ''It .'AM 100. 500. 9'00 (R) 300. 7:00, 1100 (R) , 0 a.s,.~ , leal .... , .,M to~ ~ 2 mMuS february 24, 198J t' bruary 24 . ) 983 nlat~ J Rock and con.cert Line •• • 'Dangerous' Anderson roll at the PRECISION frIpP and_ hiS fnppertroDlcs come pokes some twisted fun HAIRCUTS Berlin Wall to UCSD for a musical lecture Wed. ByMICHAll.AHN I Anewkindo{popularmusic A lot of flne up~tandinghank all magiCians. A local By JOHN NEE Crimson (which he disbanded in for women b rising from tile youth who However, fripp saw the people paid good money la\t <.aOlic. named Steve H.Jd'>On liue in the literal shadow of As popular music undergoes 1974), Fripp became a vanguard beginning of the end for thC5e week to walth a man run a dlmo~t managed to steal the & men fast-West confrontation. West its constant changes. the names of the entire progres.sive musical ideals. for a time, he needle through hl~ foreann at show I'.ith hie; band of singlllq Berlin teens call it "Wall Cily and faces of the musicians tend movement that spawned such would only appear sporadically Mandc\iIIe Ccnt r. The man IS raisin Ue'). It·s sort of hard to Rock," a combination of punk to drift into a void of obscurity. bands as Yes, ELP, and Genesis. plea!>e turn to page 6 Harry Andrr50n cI tall. skinny explain and polItical protest - a wail In the entire . pop' genr£;, there magidan·comedian LOr man An'{\\ • All ptOSrlllll IUrt F~ New Cburcb continued from page J Often the script would call for and will probably switch over to cJne S'ogurf <.J1flair and he had Doug and I make Ule things that were almost business. But If a goodjob came CEN1lR CINEMAS GUILD , mechanisms for the anns. Rick Impossible for them to create. along he would probably leave Fashion Valley San Diego } I in concert \ frozen then made a videotape of the 'ihe original ending would have school to work on it. 291-1888 295-2000 yogurt 25<: off ( contioued from page 5 allen and sent it over to been pretty weird," said "looking back on the past 1 ) THE VERDIG LIANNA a ny purchase on albums of other artists and Spielberg, who loved It and gave Sturgeon. "It called for Max few years, Rick Baker has been a 2) WITHOUT A TRACE took an extended hiatus from the go-ahead for the prc?fect," Renn (James Wood) and NJcko terrific boss. Although I don't 3) THE ENTIlY \'m1q.:;-~,.----1 ~reati ons of $1.00 or more " LA JOUA VlLl..AGE THEATER performing. said Sturgeon. . Brand (Deborah Hany) to have miss the long hours, breathing During the period from 1974 a..AIREMOHT La Jolla Village Square . 1030 Torrey Pines Rd 1 ) After The Thing was finished sex organs growing out of their poisonous chemicals and 453-1831 ~ to 1977, Fripp pursued his Baker called Sturgeon to work hands and elbows, but this was having the pressure of getting Clairemont Mesa at Hersch~1 Home Made Soups All You 214-0901 j education at the International on Videodrome. a Canadian flIm changed after the first few hundreds of thousands of 1) WITHOUT A TRACE La Jolla . 2) MISSING Can Eat! Academy for Continuous by David Cronen berg. scripts." dollars worth of special effects 1) DARK CRYSTAI../THE TOY Giant Salad Bar 3) THE STING II Education. Finally in 1978 he "When I first read the script a due the next day. School is a 2) VlDEODROME/ AMIN one pe::•• _ Sandwiches & Quiche, Breakfast 4) THE VERDICT ~:.. 'i returned to music with a solo was really weird. If it had ever different kind of pressure, you COVE _ I ...... -::- -:::~.-.-:,,'j~ ,1 Fresh Muffins , Beer & Wine Satur~~60~r:~Sunday preview of Frippertronics at The been made it would have been only have to worry about a ' ~'!2"=:~ ' l : --- .... \ ) ~ .. -...: : -' y /( Kitchen in New York. This La Jolla LA PA1.0MA ., e .. ~u • •• t f-. • - .... -- ..;~ Mondav . FrldilV 11:00 · 9:~0. 737 Pearl SI. AI rated Triple-X. It was real neat grade . Al5 3453 459-5404 Encinitas 9 ~'I,."- j:"';; ...... ,' Sat. IS<. Sun. 12.009.30 La Jolla. CA. 92037 ...... - coming Wednesday, Robert but it never could have been "It is magic to see the things CoUpo~EXpl;e; Fe"bruary 28, 1983. - Fripp will once again present a made. Up until a few months ago that you do up on the screen. THE LADY ON THE BUS 436-SHOW solo presentation in Mandeville it was rated X, but they edited it but most of the time it is real THE FRUITS OF PASSION Auditorium. Whatever Fripp down until it had an R rating:' hard work. It kind of gets in you r FINE ARTS decides to purvey on this Pacific Beach There were also some blood a little, and it is very SPORTS ARENA particular evening should be 274-4000 problems with the script. satisfyinQ." San Diego THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE more than worthwhile. Sturgeon, Baker and the other Kevin Brennan who has 223-5333 The lords of the New makeup artists designed effects worked with _ Baker arid FlOWER HILL ONfMAS 1) MOTHERLODE Church will playthisevening at for the first script. Then the Sturgeon on American The Distillery East in Escondido. Del Mar 2) 48 HOURS second script changed some Werewolf (he wa s in the wolf 755-5511 3) VlDEODROME/ AMIN The dark sIde of Bill Sturgeon There will be a battle of the things, so they went back and suit during the transformation) 4) MADMAN 1 ) THE VERDICT bands in Revelle Cafeteria this worked on something new. By and Videodrome said, "I don't 5) THE STING II 5T lile BEER 2) THE STING II Saturday featuring The Odds, the fourth script things were One scene in particular that remember laughing for the past 6) THE YEAR OF LMNG 3) THE YEAR OF LMNG I Damaged Goods, No Names, The David Cronen berg was few years." DANGEROUSLY rea lly busy on the set. DANGEROUSLY I Tops and who knows what else. "It was really hectic. but it interested in was the one in "You see the same seven which Max Renn shoots one of made us come up with a lot of people every day for a year. and UA GLASSHOUSE 6 MANN CINEMA 6 innovative ideas real fast when the leaders of Videodrome, you are in the same room day in San Diego University Towne Center Rocking at they chan~ed scriDts:' Barry Convex. " Origi nally, and day out. We were thinking 223-2546 452-7766 One of the most talked about Cronen berg had wanted a blob about making a film about the 1) LETS SPEND THE NIGHT 1) LOVESICK parts of the special effects to be shot from Max's gun and real makeup industry." TOGETHER 2) AN OFFICER AND A the 'Wall' makeup that was done on the hit Convex in the forehead, and Sturgeon dreams, "where there 2) THE ENTIlY GENTlENAN continued from page 4 film was the casting of Deborah then have the blob get bigger are these young people chained 3) SPRING FEVER 3) 48 HOURS The differences came into the Harry's torso. and start to consume him. But to a table in a dark dungeon 4) AN OFFICER AND A 4) MADMAN open this year with the "I didn't do the body cast." he th is would have been almost making special effects, every GENTLEMAN 5) SPRING FEVER 5) LOVESICK publication of a novel by Franz confessed. "Steve Johnson went impossible:' related Sturgeon. once and a while one keels over 6 ) THE YEAR OF LMNG 6 ) WITHOUT A TRACE Joseph Degenhardt. an up to New York to cast her torso. At the moment. Sturgeon is a and dies. Then Rick goes to his DANGEROUSLY immensely popular fOlksinger We never used it in the film. so it college st ud ent at Loyo la little Roledex and looks under 'All IIltings subject to chlnge' of the ea rlier era. Observing the is lying around the shop Mar y mount University, kids from Kentucky to replace contemporary West German somewhere:' majoring in commun ications him:' youth scene, with its anarchistic squa tter movement and scornfu l.- individualistic attitudes. the chief character in Degenhardt's book finds unacceptable chaos and an absence of necessary ideological consciousness. His conclusion may find a sympathetic reaction among Berl iners of Degenha rd 1's "The labyrinth of the ice age ... generation. who have preserved Thur 'day. Friday. aturday Friday the atmosphere of '60s student (Feb. 24-26) also: radicalism here to an uncanny Saturday extent. This city is the last aJ!.o: TREMOR stronghold of a protest-era style 'Wi.... that has long since pa~('d unda} almost everywhere else: Its (Feb. 27) coffee shops sti II feature pre-.ent, sandalwood incense, Beatles oxo music and a clientele garbed in denim workshirts, wire-rimmed plus Kamikaze Klones glasses and hiking boots. The Wall City Rock kids share Monda y these Berliners' aversion to Clubland (Feb. 28) featuring Danny Holliday & Elaine ummers being nuclear pawns, to be sure, as do virtually all Europeans Tuesday & Wednesday The Reflectors and Th' K'd under 40 today. They are much (March 2. 3) IS 1 s less inclined, however, to believe that any earlier decade offered convincing answers to the dilemmas of the present MON. 7pm- moment. 7 pm- .. 1'1) IJl I r 'n1 A Il,.C 1_ • ;I P [''''' •• '" va-. 11 ~ Jpr ";I-HI tH fcf Ir·Pe" oj J1 --. Bud Basketball Poll Men MA Men A Women 1 Gym Morrison (6-0) 1. We're Hurtin' (6-<) 1. Hoopin' Mad ( ~ 1) 2. String Musicians (6-0) 2. Du Ku's Brain (6-0) 2. Mixed Fruit (~1) 3. Riley's Hair (4-0) 3. Sloppy Abortion (5-1) 3. Rooki es (4-{» W,th Th,s Coupon 4. High Power (4--2) 4. 6gers (6-0) 4. Dribbling Derelicts (3-2) For Condition, Cut, 5_ Secondary Ludes (~O) 5. We Suck (5-{» 5. Slow Fat Chicks (3-2) and Blow Dry 6. Quincy's Quorum (6-0) Men and Women MenM 7. 96ers (5-1) CocdM 1 . Just Plain Great (6-0) 8. G-Spotte ~ (5-1 ) 1. Swamp Sucks (6-0) 2. High Flyers (6-0 ) 9. Wombballers (5-1) 2. Swamp ( S-{» 3. Mr. T's (5-1) 10. Chipmunk Dunk (5-1) 3. On the Rebound ( 5-{» 4. Nee How Bong Cho (~1) 4. Wight Family Players (5-1) 5. Russian Roulette (6-0) Men 5-10 5. Shoot It Up II (S-{» II, 6. TKE (5-1) 1. ET-Extra Testicles (S-{» 7. Runnin' Rebels ot Watts (5-1) 2. Stuffed Shirts ( S-{» Coed A 8 . Harambee (5-1) 3. Change the Nets (6-0) 1. Anywhere But LA (6-0) 10 am - 6 pm 9. Raposa Inn and Out (5-1) ~~ ~~~, ~~, 'I 4. Slam Jam (5-0 ) 2. Bombardiers (4--2 ) Tuesday thru Saturday Midnight Express , O. (4--1) 5. Let's Smoke (4--1 ) 3. We Don't Run (3-2) 3'~ fik:I8Y Feb. 25 Bpm Univ. Lutheran ChUrch Call for Appointment 4. Official Bleacher Boxers (4--1 ) IL ______~ 5. No Dirt Here (4-2) cr-l"~ The CatholiC Community at UCSD "" ... ~~ 452- 2521 doo.ilion 1\.,-,...... ll1l I 4288 Cass St. 483-6721 Thursday, February 24, 1983 The UCSD Guardian 13 12 The UCSD Guardian Thursday, February 24, 1983 • College Basketball Review Running Thoughts By J EFF SAVAGE and MIKE GREENBERG TRITON SPQRTS SHORTS If Mr. Webster were a haH· scholarship. T hey can bring in game was made fo r T V and the SIan Wdlers court hoops fan, he wouldn't 15 in one year. or spread it over tremendous exposure of the MEN'S BASEBALL - WHAT'S GOING ON HERE DEPT. Oh. the power of the The Tritons pounded Pomona·Pitzer in Tuesday's road game, winning 14·7 to raise just define parity as "equality four years. but at no time can boob tube. Major sponsors people. Time and time again, Chair Gerrie Hatton and ot her of power." He'd also ay it there be more than 15 on prefer coll ege basket ba ll their record to2·4. UCSD hosts Claremont·Mudd Friday at 2:30pm and again Saturday members of the Registration Fee Committee alluded to the 250 at noon. de cribes very accurately scholar hip. because its ratings are strong letters a nd thei r impac t on the ultimate decis ion of raising what's happening In the game That' step No.2. MEN'S BASKETBALL -see fuJI story on page 11 and it hits the right audience. coaches' salarie during last Frid ay's (Feb. 18) meeting. of college basketball today. A 64-60 double overtime victory over nationally ranked Westmount Tuesday was Third, with the except ion of Fans like it ix'cau, e the ball i' Obviously, the s tudent voice ca n be, and in this case was, Look at the polls. The norm certainly UCSD's biggest win of the year. Now 13·11 overall (8-5 in league play), the states like lndiana - Branch big, not like a hockey puck you acknowledged as a legitimate opinion. For those of you who took today seems to be a new ;\lo. I can't see. The lighting is liad ends its regular season play with a clash with Pt. Lorna College at home Friday te a letter to the Reg Fee Comm ittee, the coaches learn every week. The No. I t',cellent. t he court is small the time to wri tat 7:30. owe you their appreciation. pot in t he polls IS like a hot enough for good camera WOi EN'S BASKETBALL - potato. Nobod) ~eems to want angles, the players are alway:,; NOT TO BE BELIEVED DEPT. Fernando Va lenzuela had to The women's team will also round out the 1983 campaign at home this weekend. it. Knocking at the door ha\'e visible because of their limited resort to an arbitration hearing to obtain the one million dollars Friday UCSD takes on rival Pt. Lorna at 5:15 pm (preceding the men's game). Saturday been Indiana, Kent uck:--. St. amount of clot hing. he so ric hl y deser ves. The "big mill " is onl y a fraction of w hat thu... ,·s finale happens at 7:30 pm when USD takes the court with the 16-8 Tritons. John's MiSSIssippi, trCLA, Also. with a few exceptions the " big guy" should ea rn. Fernando is a tremendous attenda nce MEWSOUnV- Virginia, plus a flot illa of over t he last 20 years. drav,,' both at home and on the road , a nd he easil y generates ten ID Sunday's Presidents' Day Regatta in Santa Barbara. the rowers performed quite others. ba. ketball camps· specialized times w hat he is paid. • .. placilll second in two events and third in two others (each race had seven to eight The reasons for t his are basketball camp - have WAIT A MINUTE DEPT. The people in the City of Brotherly .... eompeting). many. The most ob\'ious one i . sprung up by the thousands Love have something to be happy about. Both the Flyers of the FENClMG- the freshman rule, which does throughout the land. T here NHL and the 76ers of the NBA own the best records in their The fIleD'S team competes in the NCAA Regional Championships throughout the not allow the dynasty colleges u ed to be ju t a handful of respecti ve sports. The fa ns better enj oy it while they can because . wri d. to tockpile the blue·chippers guys who had them. but not neither will go far. DEATH PREDlCTlON: the Flyers wi ll die in ~- like they did year ago. What by AI McGuire anymore .. Now the coach at the firs t round, and the Sixers will be watching the playoffs on The 1·2 lAX club travels to meet Claremont on Saturday and Occidental on Sunday. you used to do was bring in a East Cupcake has one, the TV after the second. MEN'S RUGBY - great freshman team. break McCracken and Bobby Kl1Ight Little Sisters of the Poor have THEY ASKED FOR IT DEPT. Iri s h po li ce a nd offic ials are Cal Poly Pomona is the team's next opponent, at Pomona, this Saturday. 'em in as sophomores. and pia, country - and Kentucky. one, everyone has one. If a king for the return of Shergar, the $13 million stallion stolen WOMEN-S SOCCER - 'em as juniors and ..,enior~ . \\ here the late Adolph RUPIJ you\e got the time, we've got from a stud farm Feb. They now believe the champion racehorse _ An 0-4 record tells of an inauspicious start for the women kickers, who are competing Today, a blue chip freshman and now Joe Hall are makIng it the camp. may have been smuggled ou t of Ireland. in a tougher league this year, one that includes such as SDSU, UCSB, Long Beach State, wants to p1<1\ right :lway or rou t Ine to go l ' pt 0\\ nand [n adclltion. basketball and UCLA. the team UCSD faces this Saturday at 2 pm in the home opener on Muir he'll go somewhere el..,(' \\here coaches ha\'c finally left the QUOTES EXTRAORDINAIRE DEPT. Referree Fred Field. almo~t common to make the Carbon t alki ng to t he scorer's ta ble with nine minutes left in the , he will. becam,e most kcepl'r~ shadows of the goalposts. It SOFTBAU.- .. pmal Four. ba~k e tball fur first half of the UCSD·Westmont game T uesday night. said. have theIr eyes on the pros years ha~ heen a cit Y \{ with M.e. James R. Stewart PARTY & of Scripps Institute I3ARI3EQUE #4 March 4 HOW TO GET IT ALL YOU CAN EAT FOOD AND 'OEVERAGES' PAKALOLO: (front row,l to r) Peter Remedioe, Joee Acol, Chrie Lindstrom, Mandeville Auditorium J ohn Limm. Back row: Mike Adilm., Frank Monforte, Glenn Cillta, Cary FOR ONLY $2.00!!! Lindstrom, Randy O 'Hilril. Not pictured: Eddie Lee. 7:00 & 9:30 pm FOR LESS The class of Hawaiian football Pakalolo (Cra zy Weed) smoked TKE We absolurely GUARANTEE 68·52 in a rematch o f last year 's championship game, the Hula Bowl. we will nor run our of food! The game of Hawaiian football which consists of a balanced attack o f Tickets on sale at UEO Box Office THIS WEEKEND. speed, good hands, and pinpoint passing is ta ilor·made for Pa kalolo. Nothinl( in coltege is inexpensive thc.c Jay~. particu SPECIAL SPECIALS THIS WEEK Pakalolo combines the great passing of the Salinas connection, Chris $3.50 students larly the weckcn Us. T hat's wh y you shout d ViSit Liquor Friday, Feb. 25th. Rec Gym Patio and Cary Lindstrom, a nd the cannon arm of Randy O 'Hara with the Ba rn. We've!lot over 5.000 importeu and dO lll l'StiC Carlo Rossi's (3 Liter) $2.95. 3:00 to 5:00 pm $2.00 Donation smoking speed o f Glenn C alta, Skeete r Remedios, Eddie Lee, Mike Wines. champagnes. spim s and beers (40 difh:r~n l h~ Beers of the World (12 Pack) 120%. Non $4.50 general brands also available). And all at the lowest rosslhl e Ada ms, and J ose Acol. Jose Acol was voted Player of the Game by his Returnable Bottles, $9.99. discount rn c~ s. ThaI means you an lower your ':(l lt c~c teammates for s it ti ng out the game with an unknown lung ailment. OPEN to ALL cxpcnses without clitting back o n your coltc~c cntcr Old Milwaukee (12 Pack) 120%. C ans, J ohnny limm, othe rwise known as the Hawaiian connec tion, was talnment. Anu t h c~c days thar's a pretty good dcaJ. $2.99. heard to have said, "To hell with Primo, it 's Miller Time Cllme In to the Llqu<)r Breata (Brother}." . , lX,rn . You can get \\ hat Winner's Cup Come enJOY some good food a nd men at 5 15 cheer on the Women $ l'V('r YOU want and you Vodka VafSl!y Dasketboll ream 0 5 they rake on perenlolly tough POInt Loma College. At 7,)0 the Men s VarsiTy Ooskerboll ream p loys Point lamo s l. ;111 gel 1t for Il'S". (1.75 Liter ) Men s Vorsily In a tight for a playoff berth. Your t l cl~et from the bOrOeque 80 Proo f, $6.'59. Will gel you In tree 10 rhe game 'whlch would otherwise CO, f ~ 1 001 Two TEAM OF THE WEEK II 11'h ,\Ihl I rl, ..... til Ih,.. ,1.1 .to 1 I. ,11.,- ," \1 ""I l ~ I, f-, ' II , <\ "" bos ' ~erto ll gomes and dinner for only $200 '"''hal a deeP' 1,"1 \ r'lru ""Ukj \ I tl., r, " SPONSORED BY TIiE MILLER BREWING COMPANY ", 46 0 Palm Avenue, La Mesa Sponsored by Sports ActiViTy Ooard 14 The UCSD Guardian Thursday, February 24, 1983 Thursday, February 24, 1983 The UCSD Guardian 15 MAMMOTH, 4 bdrm, 2 bath, hot tub, UNWANTED HAIR REMOVED PERMA Hey' Paco-You w~nt to go to th~ Blak~ sleeps 10, near lifts Call Doug (714) 77o. NENTLY near campus La Jolla 4 Loung~ at noon and tnp out on the McGuire: college hoop 4119 (3/10) Professional Center, 8950 Villa La Jolla Dr S~lf-hypnotist thiS Thurs (2/24) Need renters for beautiful condo ne~r SUite 116o.C Call for appt. 453· All Delta Sig brothers g~t ready for the continued from page 12 Syracuse is seating c1o-;c to Classifieds campus (by UTC ) 3 bd, 1 Y, bath, FP, pool, 7040(6/9) big game versus Stllte Let's klc~ som~ conference bookings are 30,000 al lip-off time, and the no pets $725 mo. 582-9155 (3/10) Typing. 9 yrs conSCientiouS svc on rprts, Gemme Alphal Thum~r (2/24) usually weak istcr. Thal's UniverSity of Tenne~see is Room for rent. Own bathroom, poolS, grad pap~rs, resumes, MS etc - IBM YOW' WoN DC glV~ up T V for Lent W~ why so many schools today building a new arena 10 hold tennis court, sauna, IClundry 278-9306 equIp DenniS at 2Bl -8987 (2/24) are hailing thiS fun!!! -WN DC. Central. start their con ferences with 25,000. Announcements Travel (2/24) PREGNANT? Choose alternatives to (2/24) 10-0 records. So, college basketball , FmClle/nonsmkr rommate mstr abortJon. S.D Pro-life Lellgue, 24 hr Robert Redford, s~e you at the REVEU.E b~d/wtlon closet 200& 1/ 3 util/mo G. Hotline: 583-5433, 941 -1 515. (6/9) TAlENT SHOW AUDITIONS on Sundey Finally, telev ised regional or welcome to the major leagues. Fabulous prizes can be yours! Enter the ClEE/Councii Travel . Open M·F 10-5 In HighlClnds buslblke to UCSO Oebl/Unda NEED A HAIRCUT' Need to save money? Feb 27 from 2 to 5 pm In WNH' (2/24) national games provide a big the heavyweight division, the Ms Pac-Man Tournament Wednesday the Student Center. CIEE offers· budget 45(}-Q078. (3/10) Call Rae at 457-2839 for an excellent Hey SkJ - Let's hit th~ slopes With Third payoff and ha ve spawned eighth race, the super bowl of Feb. 23, 7:00 pm, sign up !!tMOM, $1 .00 flights, rllll passes, tours, books, haircut for only $5. (3/10) entry fee . (2/24) Roomate wanted to shar~ mClster College Commuter BOIIrd. Feb. 26 at larger recruiting budgets ancl college sports. But forget 'I nsuranc~, work and study programs, bedroom in Pllcltic Be~ch condo Typing of term papers 1.50 per page. Snow Summit Tickets at Third ColI~g~ bigger facilities - some of M~n of USC eat your hearts out UCSD will and much more. Call 452-0630. (6/9) about any consistence in $200 .00 a month unit Inc lud~s: jacuZZI, One day service & rush Jobs Call Cindy D~an's Office. Only 525 .50 bus and Skllift have Its own calendar of MEN. If you or them mammoth in size. vlease turn to page 15 sauna, tennis crt~, rec room, gym, weight McGee at 270-0843. (3/7) ticket Inclu d~d (2/24) someone you know is "LUSTABILE" send room, barbeques, cable tv call Mark or photo and stats to Calendar, P.O. Box TYPING ... Term papers, reports, mlSC 95( P'1I, gd your act tog~ther at th~ ~ttle ot Mike at 272-6818 if interested asap. page, IBM carbon ribbon selectric Call the ~nds thiS Saturday 8-1 FREE In th~ 4341 , 1.J. 92037. Soon college women (2/24) around the world Will be looking at Wanted BEE,753-7356 ( 2/24) R~elle Cafe bring MIssy tor a dancln' craze' RPB 's done It ag/llnl Slop. (2/24) you!!!!!! (2/28) PSYCHOTHERAPY. PrIVate Sliding fee This Sat is the day for another EMSSA Betty Ughtston~ -8727 232·1251 . soccer game. All Econ/Mgmt.Scl. OVERSEAS JOBS - Summer/ye~r round. (2/24) students interested in beating the Euro~, S. Amer., Australia, Asia . All For Sale All tyPing - speCl~hze In SCientific & faculty should come to Muir Field from fields. $5Q(}-$1200 monthly. Sightseeing. tech IBM selectric II Elizabeth - days Lost and Found 11 :30 to 1: 30 for plenty of fun and Free Info. Wnte UC Box 52-cA· 19, Corona 452-5030, eve/wkend 267-6942 (3/3) refreshments. (2/24) Del MIlr, Ca . 92625. (2/24) 73 Pinto runs ~cel. 25mpg good tires Top drawer secretanal service word BE AWARE! Come learn some valuable 4spd must sell $999 or best offer call LOST Rimless prescription glasses, If Chem 6A tutor wanted. Call Kathy 453- procesSing reports, m~nuscrlpts, theses self-detense techniques at Warren Apt. 565-4215 ask for Mac. (2/28) found, please call ivan at 457-1349 2901. (2/28) Low rates. 481 '4160 (3/10) Rec. Ctr. Wed. March 2, 8 pm. (2/28) 35mm sir camera: Rlcoh w/50mm 1/2.8 (2/24) BodywOrk/Massage participants wanted std lens. 565/ 000 Jon - 455-7161 Typing, e~penenced , IBM SelectriC Call Come see a self· hypnotist at Blake 4 for research project in Body Psychology REWARD' Lost diamond engagement ring (2/24) 452-1588 (3/10) lounge 2/24 at noon brought to you by Series of 7 sessions at the HolistiC in 6th noor women's room, Central UCSD pinch runner Dave Vasil scurries back to first base in action last week. Noon Programming Board. (2/24) Body/ Mind Center Call 459-6423 Plymouth Valiant "Scamp" 1971 slant 6 LIbrary Please call Fr~d, 265-o5BO, or Bop til you drop at the ~ttle of the (2/24) very clean mint condition completely leave a message (2:28) dependable 51450 or best (got new ~nds Revelle Cate 8-1. Free! Feb 26th Personals LOST TI-59 progr~mmabl~ calcuilltor If GET HAPPY! (2/24) car) 481-6187. (2/28) found, Cllil 563-9021 (2/28) ~ttle ot the ~nds ! A first at UCSD BED: Flotation mattress With thermostat FOUND Halrplnsha~d keyholder With Tritons beat league's best in 2 OT Revelle Cafe Saturday 8·1 FREE 7 local Housing VW carkey and 2 other keys Call 459- h~a~ base, metal frame Good cond., CASEY, you halry-chested animal, you l'lI bands. Dance dance dance! (2/24) ' 241B (2/28) continued from page 13 and Westmont's fate had been Crllsaders lomorrow, Ihey mil(hi jllmp 575 or best. 279·2036 (2/ 28) miss you bll the d~y I can once again from fourlh all Ihe way liP 10 secolld Recent works Elaine Schaefer, Joan Hexel 81' lite: 185 mm Solomon 727 caress your tuzzy little ellrs P.S Hello, LOST -Black umOrelia In APM 2113 on determined. Need temporary housing? Female scoreboard clock with a four seed. IJ Ihal IIIYIIS 0111 10 be Ihe case, Mathison, Victori~ Bearden UCSD Scott poles 5230 Steve used 3 times 453· Spud-man, your two ~re cut also (2/24) 2/7 If found, plellse cali Enc at 455- "This was my biggest roommate needed to shllre room In Del corner offen e, McGuire was.. UCSD would play the secell/ir seided Mandeville Annex Gellery Tues.-Frl. Feb. 3516.(3/7) Dave Boyden -CongratulatiOns on 9948 (2/28) league win ever," said the 22·25 1983 12 noon·5pm Closing MIlr house. $200/mo (or neg.)Ava". now fouled and lined up at the clllb in Tritol/ POl,ilioll /lexl til April 3. 481 -7291. (2/24) Tour the countryside on a 1976 KZ-400 Berkeley The Boys ('2/24) REWARD - Gold bracelet lost 2/14 Triton coach of the 64-60 rec~ption Fri. 5-7pm. (2/24) charity tripe for a one·and I/'eek. Goodmml led UCSD wllh 15 Fast and dependable. Priced to sell ~t Warren Campus MTF-VA Please Cllil 436- MIlle rmate, own room w/waterbed, Thanks to all Delta Sig pledges for the vlctory_ "Tonight. we became poillis while Hicks, Balloles, alld Flilll Int~rested in forming a HACKEY·SACK 5700. Erik. 455·1927. (2/28) 6714 or Ie live message forSallyatx4916 one itualion with 41 seconds $IB3 & 1/6 util/mo Avail 3/19. Lac in S. wonderful waterski retreat we had followl'd u'illr II, I/itle, and set'eII POillts Club? If so, call Allison @ 453-5019 or (2124) left. Hi s free throw was no a very good basketball team ," " Erotic" queeen size weterbed Watch the R.F.S' D-Dozen (2/24) resprclh'ely. Goodmau also dished 0111 Clmnt 7 mi to UCSD. Doug 275-6396. And ju. 1 in time for a strong Tung @ 455·9837. (2/24) LOST Ladles black Marshall Field's good, but Flint knifed between 12 assists ill what Block described as all (2/28) w/heater, frame, pedestal, mattress. All ELLEN HOOPER, I love you very much. It Point Lorna ballclub tomorrow Israel, it's closer than you think. Come store bot Pat 481·5699 $125. (2/28) watch, nellr MUIR, FRIDAY JANUARY 28 two Warrior defenders to grab "outstolldilll( game" fur the ,eniur ROOM MATE WANTED. Solana BeClch was so good-It could be so much find out about tours, study progr~ms, Great sentlment~1 vlllue for reward call the rebound, and pUl it back up night in the season finale:- gullrd .... UCSD upped its record 10 75 ill house. Big, own room, own bath, own Fender Telecaster custom natural wood better ple~se ... let's play It again ..Just put internships, archeology, and Kibbutz lite. Karen at 270-4814. (2,24) league, 13· 11 overall (6·/ 01 garage. mile to beach. 2 UCSD finish, everything original Great cond your lips together and blow Warren and in while being hacked Thurs. Feb. 24, 8:00 pm, Chancellor's V. home) ... Block said tile leam will go students. male grad; female undergrad, w/hsc. $325 755·1851 . (3/3) ( 2/ 24) LOST Tot~ corduroy rain cap - beige across the arm. His free throw TRITON HOOP·LA - Cont. room A (across from Registrar) Westmont still u III be Ihe league's "full viti" today ill pracha: ill 481·8468 ASk for Denms (2 24) was good to com plete the (2/24) not boyfriend and girlfriend. Female 1976 Kawasaki 400-Bought new In To Karen G Dinner Saturday? Call! -John I/llmber one seed come playoff time, but preparation for Poi~lt LoTI/a lomorrow. pholo by Ii';, Troliller preferred. 240$/ mo. H20 included. Mike Patnck. (2/24) LOST Small black 3 ling notebook With a three-point play to the delight ACADEMIC INTERNSHIP PROGRAM has a 1978. Excellent condition both L'CSD grl'(llly improved ils chaliCes for TIIP Tritolls will be trylllg to avenge a C. 481 -8169 after 11 pm. (3/10) It. m~ssage mechenically and cosmetically. 5550 Could you det~nd yourself? Learn how large black clip on Please leve of the crowd. The advantage acquirillg home courl ad/'olltage il/ Ihe 68·51 defeal suffered earlicr Ihisyeor in placement with high-tech electronics Brian C~ rt er eyes the cue at the AC UI Regionals firm as ass't to director of professional LIVE IN DEL MAR room available Helmet and storage box Included. 456- at the self-defense workshop Wed at x3127 (2/24) was a comfortable one at five, first rO/lI/d If Ihe T"tons call beat the the Crusader /t>'''t. placement/ development. Plan training, Immediately. $235 or chea~r If sharing. 2213. Leave message. (3/3) March 2 8 pm at WarrenApt Rec. (2/2B) Call 755-1851 . (3/3) ass't w/ recruitment, P.R. APPLY NOW! AlP Sure thing man' I'll cruise on over to the WC 302. (3/3) Wanted: Gay female to share 2br/2ba Blake 4 Lounge lind tnp out on the First Persian club meeting Wed. Feb. 23 condo. Miramesa 5165 & ~ utll Must be Services hypnotist this Thurs. noon. (2/24) 7:00pm ~t Student Center Lounge, neat, nonsmoker, no ~ts . Call578-6291 . PW, get bent at the ~ttle of the ~nds McGuire (2/24) important for Persillns to attend. (2/22) this Saturday. Hear some of the best AS Election Calendar EXPOSE YOURSELF In the Revelle Talent Grad-student needs rommate bet. All typing - specialize In scientific end 10cIII talent for free. Later day and . Skip. continued from page 14 Urban Studies & Planning Show. Auditions will be held Sun. Feb. March 1 Male non·smoker pref Own technical. IBM TYPING BY DOT, IBM, fas~ (2/ 24) mdl\ leillal ;.chooh anymore; room furnished $200 & ~ util. 5 min. from 27 from 2 to 5 in WNH? (2/24) ~pert, reasonable. Rese~rch papers To the hunk In the blue Honda, 640 RXZ. I says campus. Cell Mark 455·1268 am or after the iabrtc has been Irrt'trie\ Filing Period Wilderness House - Present lind past and others. Nearby, M-F, 9,4 452-0237 think your a dolL If unattetched write lG pm . (2/24) (3/10) ablv changed .-\nd pant::. will February 28, 1983,8:00 am to April 6, 1983,4:30 pm. put a little "class" into your life housers, our semi-formal reunion is on back and eddress It to Your . 5~cret be . the word for \\ hatt'\er Feb. 25. Don't miss it Buy tickets for $3 Furnished room for non-smoker, kitchen Academic typing - dissertatIOns, Low Admiring Scorekeeper" Yes you John college baskt't ball I~ In the File forms with the AS/Student Orgs. Advisors Spring Quarter with: from Ken or Deldre from 2/21 to 2/23 prlv., 5225/ mo. Util incl. 276-7566 after 5 r~tes, fast service. Pro-Type. 454-6850 L~ West-I know more about you than you pm. (3/3) ne\t century. Assistant (Marietta), (2/24) Jolla. (6/9) think I do. 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Evenings: 7:00, 9: 15 8/iirles and enroll nowll Matinees Sat & un: 2:30, 4:45 FITNESS CENTER Guaranteed thru 2/ 28/83 GUILD THEA TRE 16 Tht> UCSD Guardian Thursday, February 24, 1983 Afghanistan:Woman undercover PE HAWAR PAKISTAN California rather than Kabul. carman. Keeping up with the attitude' "We Afgans are not to relieve a fort under siege by _ "It is strictly forbidden to ~y midda} we had rea.ched tribcc.;men's long, ~apid ~trides afraid of th~ Ru ssians at all. Jelaluddm's muhahidren. cro s thi border into Mlra~ Shah, the PakIstan was ~xtremely dIffIcult. The Allmymenflght.tobes~l~cted The rumble of exploding Afghani tan" read a sign from f~o~tler town .. The most dark In~~eased over the border to attack o.vlet mllt~ary bombs woke me the next the days of the British. d!fflcult p~rt lay Just ahead - area. FI ve hours later we ~a ,~s. b~cause If we are ~llIed morn mg. I hiked with, e\'eral Nonetheless, an Afghan el~ht Pakl tan Army check- camped below the mountain ~n Jlh.a9 (holy war) we 'WIll be mujahideen acros teep hills tribal patriarch had just POII:ttS .. However, one of our peak. s hahld (martyr~. t~,e greatest to the battle field. The Soviet agreed to help me do exactly ~uJahldeen was k!10wn to W 95 Id glory,for a Mushm. convoy. under clouds of smoke that. I sat in hi Paki tan dlsc~urage . qu~stlons by mujaehidm:~ot~ld us-rhea~~-i~ce E.v l~ence of successful billowing from two tanks headquarters solemnly leveltng hIS rifle at an h Id '" mUJahldeen attacks appeared already blown up by the , f f d . d The was too 0 to Jom a party, th t d W h d 40- .. . watched by 20 turbaned 0 en .Ing gua~ . e he attacked the enem on his .e nex ay. ereac e. a mUJahldeen, was nearing the family members. ch~ckpomts passed. In a blur of own Every day he ;aid he m!le stretch of road httered fort. The chat ter of rotor Uniform and barricades. The h 'k'd h h' , WIth the burnt-out skeleton blades signaled the arrival of The women made my · dd I ' ted let ree ou rs to an f 450 . t t k d· . tens IOn su en} ev~po~a underground Soviet barracks o. oVle an s an heltcopter gunshIps from disguise to get me acros the when on~. of the . muJ~ ,~ldeen trained hIs rifle on th~ v.ehlcle~. The road ended at a Kabul. Camouflaged by brown border. When I was veiled shoute~, Afghani tan. . . . ff ' tlO y VI llage. where MIG-24 blankets, we watched them from head to toe in an olive silk At nightfall seven mUJahl- entrance. and pIcked 0 any fighters had come three days bo b h III Afghan shroud, no one would deen and I set off up the fir t Russians that emerged. before After four hours o'f e v the uJan: h '~ h . ~g~ \\'h~ref be able to tell I was from mountain, ~head of the ardis . ~pparently, he hadn 't bombi~g. the only casualties Fml . I een 'kl, bO\\ .t e ort. lOt Imldat ed t hem enough for II d amtng roc et ursts tore . dd I ' . h d 'h . f were one sma boyan a goat. through the sky. We turned su en y \\e ear s outs 0 These low losses were "helicopters!" As we raced com~on whether' due to our attentIOn back to the acro:.s t he river [ saw the '. '. tanks. now massed on the Israel's dilemma bl k MI-24 'h I' Allah s prote~tlOn. as the riverbank. Thev shelled ac e Icopter Afghans claImed or to .. - ~onlinued from paJ,!e 9 return of Israel to the 1967 gunships s\\'lftly descending. R _ .' , . f' . . mUJahldeen pOSItIOns the rest wants areas of the terntorles 'k ., RbI' usslan use 0 mappropnate of the da\ On our wa\ back to lines. The second step IS the II e pre\- II1g Insects. urn 109 . d t t ' < - . - heavily populated by Arabs to return of israel to the 19H . I .' 'h k h h \\ eapons an ac ICS. a~ camp. a thunderous boom be ceded o\er to Jordan. and exp oSlons S 00. t e eart. outsIders ob~erved partition line~. The third step mterspersed WIth ~taccato I" f' d h '. ' sounded close at hand. A shell those not populated by Arabs is the democratic secular state b . f h' f' I sur ace t at e\ enmg at had struck the ledge \\ hei"<. we to remain under Israelt ursts 0 mac lOe·gun Ire. the base camp of the h d' of Palestine" Rothman huddled under a boulder with d . h' f f h a Just been slttlOg. cont rol. interprets thIS statement as a . . ' cornman er-\O-c Ie 0 t e Israel! concessions under \,Isl~ns .of a Sovle.t gu~ner Hizb-i-[slami. Jelaluddin The b.1ttle ended in a denial of Israel's right to exist. zeromgm on mywhlteAdldas Haqqani. one of the most stunning victory for the Camp David are contmgent Rot hman belteves reconcil shoes. revered leaders in Afghan- fl eedom fighters: 25 tanks upon the PLO's recognition of iation between Israel and the the state of Israel's right to PLO is possible. But it depends Finally it was quiet. Eyes istan. Recently elected destroyed. two helicopters eXISt. The PLO however on the outcomes of the current glowing. Ruhani explained president of a seven-party shot down, two ammunition wants nothing short of an se ion of the PNC in Algeria. what had happened, Six united front. he had refu ed to trucks seized. approximately independent Palestinian tate. "If they (PLO) allow Hu sein helicopter had attacked a give up fighting in the field for 250 Soviets and Afghan army and therefore reject Camp to move." Rothman stated. "it nearby freedom fighter camp. the plush life of a party head in troops killed. many prisoners DaVId. Farouk Kadoumi . will mean a . ignificant hift in The first two fired rockets. the Pakistan. taken. The mujahideen had foreign minister of the PLO. PLO policy." second pair machine-gunned Jelaluddin offered a horse suffered two dead and 12 ha stated "The PLO 's and the la t two dropped and escort to go anywhere I wounded. I had uffered a po ition is that Israel has no Rothman concluded hi bombs. But knowing that the wanted in Afghanistan. He broken fingernail. right to exist." Another PLO lecture by expres ing a note of camp held 22 Russian and was interrupted by several Ironically. I returned across official, Rothman said. stated optimism. '" am not a their families hostage, the bands of fighters who had the Pakistan border hidden in "We are prepared to establish pe simist. , am an optimist. I helicopter crews had departed arived for instruction. bullet an ambulance. with the driver a Palestinian state on any part believe that if Sadat could when the camp fired its and flour. It was the eve of a urgently calling, "Zachmion. of our territory which may be make peace with Begin. antiaircraft gun, big showdown: A convoy of 30 zachmion" (wounded). to get hberated. Our first step is the anything is po sible. " Ruhani explained his Soviet tanks was approaching through the checkpoints.