Volume8, No. 9 Publishedat UCSD 16th~ear of publication Feb.1 - Feb.14th 198"3 High SchoolDistrict Censors Anti-DraftGroup Ad In a blatantact of censorship,San CARD has responded to the Diego Grossmont Union High School censorshipby filingan administrative Districtofficials have forbidden student claimagainst the district as thefirst step journaliststo printa CommitteeAgainst towardpossible litigation should the Registrationand the Draft (CARD) districtrefuse to rescindthe directive. displayad thatencourages students to Schooldistrict officials have 45 days knowtheir rights and optionsregarding registrationand the draft. INSIDE THIS ISSUE: ActingAssistant Superintendent Bob Historyof Socialism,Kulture, FOIA, King issuedthe directiveto school Music, Middle East, Blasphem]f, principalsordering them to disallow Krishnas,Funky La Jolla,and more... publicationof thead "onthe basis that we would be contributing to the solicitationof an illegalact by our fromfiling to reconsidertheir position. students."I-he directive also states that As theyare not expected to changetheir the ad had gone directlyto journalism decision,CARD has securedthe aid of advisersand studenteditors rather than National l,awyers Guild attorney schoolprincipals. RaphaelLevens and intendsto bringa lawsuitagainst the Grossmontdistrict StudentsMarch, January 20th, from Revelle Plaza to the Chancellor’s Obviously.district officials are whenthe 45 dayselapse for being denied office to present demands for an end to University of California unaware of the 1969 Supreme Court an equal opportunityto communicate weapons involvement,and to funding of militaryresearch. The rally decision(Tinker vs. the Des Moines withstudents. Military recruitment and and march were sponsored by San Diego Alliance for Survival. SchoolSystem) which upholds students’ SelectiveService ads areallowed to be First AmendmentConstitutional Rights publishedin highschool newspapers. to free expression,providing that AdministrationUrged to Set Up expressionis notlibelous, obscene, or While districtofficials have been materiallyor substantiallydisruptive to quotedas statingthat the nameof the organization (Committee Against school operations.In other words. PoliceRelations Committee schoolprincipals do nothave the right to Registrationandthe Draft) is a sufficient continuedon p~,ge9 A letterurging the administration to FinancialManagement is "less than censoror prohibitstudent publications. establisha permanentStudent-Police desirable."Although the Task Force CommunityNews: Pro-Choice picnic, Weapons testing protested RelationsCommittee is beingaddressed madeits report almost two years ago, the to AssistantVice-Chancellor, Joyce Student-PoliceRelations Committee Justus,it was disclosedto the new has, to date, not been seated, due 600 ProtestU.S. Intervention in indicatorlate last week. primarilyto stiff oppositionby the The letter,sent by AS Commissioner Policedepartment. Thus. despitethe El Salvador of Student Welfare Amanda White, Chancellor’sacceptance of the Task with peoplein San Ysidroand several seeks to implementthe recommenda- Force recommendations, the On Tuesday,January 19, the Peace Administration has conveniently Resource Center, along with other hundred people demonstrating in tionsmade by theChancellor-appointe5 shelvedthe planto appeasethe Chief of prc, gressivecommunity organizations. Tijuana,drew some 600 participants. committee--the Task Force en Police and others who opposed an sponsoreda talkand slideshow on the University Procedures Regarding The PeaceResource Center’s Nuclear Demonstrations---whichpublished its independentcommittee influencing the KwadjelianIslands (missile landing site FreePacific event pulledout diverse reportin June1981. campuspolice operations. for most Vandenberg faunches, elementsin San Diego’sprogressive including the propsed MX missile The recommendationsof the Task community to hear about US The letter by AS Comissioner launch)and the NuclearFree Pacific Colonialism and militarism in Force.chaired by JoyceJustus, included Movementthat filledthe WesleyChurch the establishmentof a permanent AmandaWhite calls for the immediate Micronesia.The Centerrelied on its implementationof the TaskForce report with 200 to 250 people.The California extensivegrassroots support in the Student-PoliceRelations Committee by seatingthe Student-PoliceRelations Abortion Rights Acton League, and communityand the active supportof with"reporting responsibilities to the Committee. The Committee was numerousother organizations, drew 150 severalcommunity environmental and Chancelloror his designee."According to 200 peopleto a Pro-Choicepicnic at to the Task Forcereport, the existing recommended to be composed of 2 peaceorganizatons to makethe eventa faculty reps, 2 staff reps, 3 BalboaPark’s 6th and Laurelsite at success. organizationalstructure which calls for Ilam Saturday, January 22. It was the PoliceDepartment to reportto the January22 was theanniversary of the continuedon pageI I followedby a marchand rally of some Vice Chancellor of Business and Roe vs. Wade US Supreme Court 600 people,many of them familiesand decisionthat made abortionlegal. To church groups,in the downtown/City saythe issue is hotis an understatement. Concourse against "abortion upon Third CollegeViolates Due ThePro-Choice "celebration." with full demand,"sponsored by the ’pro-life’ page Readerand LA Times ads and the Catholic Diocese Peace and Justice ProcessRights of StudentRep. Commission.And 250 to 300 people-- like.did notdraw a thirdof the crowd poseda threatto "the factionin the contingentsfrom San Francisco.Los ralliedby the’pro-life’ forces, who relied Caught in the cross-firebetween ThirdCollege Dean’s Office attempting Angeles, San Diego and Phoenix met upon an extensive anti-abortion competing interests within the network,in partthe work of theCatholic Administrationfighting for control over to underminethe role of(Assistant Vice- at BalboaPark to caravandown to San Chancellor)Ray Dye",interim Director Ysidro on January 22 for a rally Peaceand JusticeParish Commisssions. the StudentCenter, David King, Third Pro-Choice has powerful, well- CollegeRepresentative to the Student of the StudentCenter. While we must protestingUS involvementin Central supportthe right of studentsto control America sponsored by the US/Mexico organizedfoes in SanDiego. Center Board,found himselfremoved continuedon page3 theirfees, we cannotsupport the use of Border ConferenceCommittee which. fromhis position, left with a bittertaste of participation as a "student students as pawns in inter- representative.’" administrativesquabbles. Circumstancespoint to the Third Accordingto new indicatorsources, CollegeCouncil being overly influenced the Third College Dean’s Office is by the Dean’sOffice in King’sremoval. involvedin a politicalconflict with Ray Askedto pin-pointa motivationfor the Dyeand there is no evidencethat I)avid Dean’sOffice to influencehis removal, Kingsupported either faction: it is clear, Kingis reluctantto offerone. However, though,that King raised questions accordingto sourcesclose to theStudent regardingthe decisionto boycottRay Center Board who wish to remain Dye.That was sufficient to justify a well- anonymous, King had to be removed orchestratedplan to removehim from pecause through his voting and hispost. Thus, thi~ i~ ,~n,,,,r .h~ ,,,,,st continuedon page9 9articipationat Hoard meetings,he Non.ProfitOrg. New Indicator U. S. Postage StudentOrganizations PAID UC San Diego,11-023 La dollarCalif. Lo Jolla,Ca. 92093 "*traitNO. 256
Some of the 200 demonstrators at the recent U.C. Regents meeting in San Francisco are confronted by heavily armed police. The demonstrators were protesting against the recently implemented fee hikes. 2 continuedfrom page ! Nuggetsfrom the left... FunkyLa Jolla thething, though?... ConferenceCommittee--comprised of S.C.U.files FOIA request Speakingof payingfor things, it seems the Communist Workers Party- with NationalSecurity Agency the administrationis in the processof Community News dominatedFederation for Progress,the In the AlternativePress by RamblingRosie off-loadinga lot of administrativecosts Socialist Workers Party-dominated ontoto studentregistration fees right Lastyear at thistime, and in response Committee In Solidarity with l’hi~i~ tit(’lirst apl,earance t?/a new Canada) What betterplace to startthan from now. My sourcesreport that Reg Fees to Reagan’sHuman Rights Certification Nicarauguaand the Trotsky/stTijuana co/limit."hi the ..lllernativePress." the top...Accordingto my sourcesthe are beingasked to pickup a largeshare for El Salvador,tens of thousands CISPES chapters-andblessed by the Whois MAD?lhe latest t"Uth f,:~tate Freedom of new U.C. Presidentis expectedto be whichu illappear ill r/If new indicator ,n 1Winter1982-83) features a front-page of the costs of Financial Aids, marched in Washington DC, and World Front in solidaritywith the tilt (J(l(lal~ilJttal t~asis./’lit’ column L~ named soon. Unlessshe declinesthe Admissionsand the Registrar;which thousandsrallied in SanFrancisco. San Peopleof El Salvador,the rally call was articleon therecent saga in Washington Information post,the searchcommittee looking for ittlt’tldt’dtodirt’¢l tt’ath’rs dll¢’nliott to D.C. where Norman Mayer threatened willinevitably lead to eitherreduced Diegoitself drew between300 and 500 made for all of the US southwestand itctt,s¢Hmtcrest itt the alterttative I>res.~. David Saxon’sreplacement is set to servicesor higherfees. At thesame time, peoplefor separateevents in December Mexico’snorthwest. Yet onlysome 600 ,t]l~,/ the ]ottrttalsmentioned are to destroytheWashington Monument in nominatethe currentpresident of the an attemptto force a "’dialogueon Act Under they’re consideringcutting back on 1981,and Februaryand March of 1982 peopleturned out for this "historic" availahh’thr~Jto,,h the new indicator Universityof Chicago,a womanwhom ! Student Legal Services, and other againstUS interventionin El Salvador. event. nuclearweapons." The articlequestions willknow more about by the nextissue. oilier:i~,urttal.~ /oIh,wed t, r thenotatiott servicesinitiated in responseto student What has happened,in the intervening Clearly,racism had a lot to do with the logic of those v+ho term Mayer Althoughthis report has beenconfirmed ((i1! ’) arealso avatlahh" at Grouttdwork Attack demands... year, to virtually kill the anti- why only about350 demonstratedon the "mad", pointing to the "’contrast by high level administrators,the interventionistmovement in SanDiego’? U.S. side of the border. But more betweenone little man with a dummy Regentalsearch committee has yet to As ! wasputting the finishingtouches NuclearWeapons: Radical America’s For350 peoplein San Ysidroand 250in importantly,the US/MexicanBorder bomb threateningall the Big Men ~ith announceto the Universitycommunity on the column,1 noticedan interesting latestissue(Volume 16, No.s4&5)hasa Tijuanaon January22 is a farcry from ConferenceCommittee, despite its claim their thousands of Big Bombs, who the majorcontenders are, let alone exchangein the Disreguardian.They groupot ~cryinteresting articles offering threateningto blo~ up a worthless lastyear’s demonstrations, and themass of working toward building a mass givingstudents a chanceto haveany sort printeda letter(written by a memberof a thoughtfulcritique of the nuclear obeliskitself resembling a missilein the Hiatus--whichappears as an insert nature of local Central American movementagaist US interventionin of meaningfulinput into the process. lrcezccampaign, arguing ior"discussion orderto gainthe attentionof all the to the Guardianever.v week)protesting solidaritywork, such as it is, is in CentralAmerica, failed to broadenthe The announcement is due within a aboutthe social systems that create the millionsthreatened b~ the genuine jeopardy. rally’sleadership. In prefer/rig to seek a monthat thelatest... thatlibelous story they printed last [’all nt,kcs...’" lhat article is followedbyone, missilesof theState." [he article, in a aboutone new indicator staffer. Sources First, Reagan has not committed limitedlist of endorsers,the Committee "l.ct’st+akc a Deal".which discusses the lengthyanalysis, questions the valueof probablythe letter,of the Freedomof Sources also indicate that UCSD closeto theGuarddog have revealed that Americantroops in CentralAmerica, limitedthe rally’s credibility with the histor~of armscontrol negotiations. ChancellorRichard Atkinsonwas not and his reliance on Honduran and many peopleregionally who do oppose learningto livewith the threat of nuclear The Reaganadministration has .just Information Act, encouraging the letterwas submittedsometime in Ihc section ends with an article among the top contenders. Some Guatemalanproxies in the regionhas US interventionin CentralAmerica. The destruction,suggesting that perhaps it is promulgatednew regulationsdesigned departmentheads to hide behind the Novemberbut the Guarddogdecided to comparingand analyzingthe American pundits claim that "his publically diffused immediate fears of US d/sinaiturnout at SanYsidro on January thoseof us who have’adjusted" to this to restrictthe flow of informationto the shieldot highfees which tew individuals siton it tillnow... Anyway the letter was and Europeanpeace movements.Also in exposedlong-distance sex life" may have intervention.Second, the Democrats 22 indicatesthat CISPEShasa long way threatwho are,in fact,crazy. It’s an public under the Freedom of or organizationsoutside the corporate followedwith an editorialresponse the issueare articlesabout the fight hurthis chances... have jumped on the issues of El to go towardrecapturing the ~itality of importnatarticle, one that everyone InformationAct. The ne~ guidelines, sectorcan affordto pay. Eventhe New wherethey admitted libelling our staffer againstunion busting offering a detailed Sah’ador, Nicaragua and Central the anti-interventionistmovement of shouldread. The issue also has articles issuedby theJustice Dept., arc aimed at York Times (in a February 14th l,et’sgive credit where it’s due.., i,ast on one count(at least)and attributed analysisof resurgentunion busting, and America,further diluting the anti- justa yearago. on the ongoing resistanceto draft tighteningthe conditionsunder which editorial)argues that "The Reagan rules issueI reportedthe sellingof thescab theireditor-in-chieFs failure to interview a briefdiscussion on the politicsof interventionist movement. Third, registration,the l, ittonbombing, and feescan be waived. makeit easierto evadethe law." Coors product,Killian’s Red, at our anyone from the New Indicator in other community-relatednews, welfare. (38 Union Square No. 14, theEvolution of thestate. Single issues Tritonpub. Well, it appearsthat after I Collectiveabout their allegations to their Lenin/st-led popular front style CEAN (Community Energy Action In 1974, after Governmentagencies In the laceof thesenew restrictions, SomervilleMA 02143) (GW) throughthe mail,$1 (4403Second Ave., revealedthe news several students lack of experiencein "journalistic coalitionshave been activelycourting Network)did a modestjob of mobilizing were caughtcharging enormously large the UCSI) StudentCoorperative Union the CommitteeIn Solidaritywith the Breakingout of prison:A perennially Detroit,Michigan 48201). approached the owner to register ethics."If their head honchoisn’t for the VandenbergMX rally January fees to search for and reproduce is continuing to press Freedom of interestingoccasional publication by complaints;you were convincingenough familiarwith such things, who is’?... People of El Salvadorsince January 23. The effortto mobilizepeople to documentslespeciallythose which might InformationAct requests with a variety anti-prisonactivists, Bulldozer, has just Twilightof the NuclearAge: And,to thatthe owners opted to pullthe Coors 1982: first the WorkersWorld Party- attend this out-of-townrally was be embasrrassing)Congress ordered of federalagencies. Yesterday, S.C.U. Those of you wondering why the dominatedAll Peoples Congressand broughtout anotherissue. Featuring closethis column, the latestDollars & activistsfiled a FOIA requestwith productfrom the shell... For those of you hamperedby the on again off again Sense(January1983) has two articleson waiverof thosefees whenever furnishing who stayed away. fear no more. the StudentCenter looks like it’s never Peoples Anti-War Mobilizationand natureof the event,as wellas by local articlesand poetry by inmates,this issue NationalSecurity Agency, asking for the impendingdeath of the nuclearage. the information"can be consideredas cleaned,wonder no more...Sourccsha~e no~ the Communist Workers Party- alsopresents copies of thestatements put disclosureot" all documentsregarding Tritonis safeonce again... machinations from the Communist Onearticle discusses the sea of redink primarilybenefitting the general public." revealedthat the yearly money allocated dominatedFederation for Progress WorkersParty-initiated t-ederaton for outby ’DirectAction’ concerning their tiesbetween the NSAand the University In the meantimethe A.S., abouttwo bombingof the LittonSystems plant in into which the industry is rapidly Under the new guidelines, that forbuilding maintenance is runningdry none of which are broad, grassroots Progress. CEAN should be of California. weeks back. votedto give $260 to the fast.In factseveral student workers have coalitions.And CISPES,in permitting Canadawhere the guidancesystems for sinking, despite the billions of standard (which remains U.S. law) SpartacistLeague a small,violence- congratulatedfor the work it didaround wouldbe replacedby a reducedstandard The NationalSecurity Agency is the been laid off most of them with no its energies to be used by such the CruiseMissile nuclear weapons are governmentdollars spent to subsidize pronesect noted for its frequent attacks the Vandenbergrally, despite all the that peopleseeking information must U.S.’slargest intelligence agency; and noticeat allas cleanlinessand upkeep vanguard/stformations, has lostsupport being built. Bulhh,zer providesan theindustry, while the other looks at the on demonstrationsand eventsorganized obstacles.And, of course,the Pacific important forum for prisoners to growingpublic resistance to footingthe paythe feesunless the agencyinvolved availableinformation shows that the is sacrificedin orderto stay within withliberal and churchconstituencies Peacemaker remains docked in San NSA maintains contractual and by progressivegroups. Interestingly budget...Thenafter severalstudent who also oppose US intervention,a communicateto themselvesand to the bill for these technologicalwhite decidesthat there is "legitimatepublic enough,the Councilmembers who voted DiegoHarbor and is availablefor Whale interestin thesubject matter" and that consultingrelationships with a number organizationsmade complaintsabout fourthpoint in the movement’sdecline. outsideworld about the injusticesthat elephants.The issuealso has a brief for this allocationto a group,mind Watching tours. The AFL-CIO article examining the role of the information "’rneaningfully of academics and universities,in not having their trash emptied, confrontthem, and abouttheir view of you,that banters about such slogans as Locally,the San Ysidro rally suffered controlled Community ’ Labor the world.Its free to prisoners,and undocumentedworkers in the economy, contributesto thepublic development or additionto monitoringcorrespondence, maintenance people in an act of becauseit was clearlynot a grassroots SolidarityCoalition in SanDiego is once telephonecalls and other communica- "Hail Red Army in Afghanistan"were retaliation, proceeded to remove they’llsend copies to anyonewho sends andrefuting a varietyof mythsthat have understandingof the subject"and that among the most conservativeon the effort based in the communmity. more on a food drive for the the requestingparty is qualifiedto tions. everythingthat was not in filecabinets- them $2.00 or more to cover costs. been put forward in the media. (38 AS... Initiated by the US/Mexico Border unemployed. (P.S.C. Publishers, PO Box 5052, Union Square.No. 14, SomervilleMA handle the information. These For years, the NSA operated even thoughthe materialwere clearly We may be lookingat a new fee, if Station A, Toronto, Ont. M5W I W4 02143) (GW) regulationsclearly violate the spirit, and continuedon page4 notidentifiable as trash... Atkinson’sremarks to thelast’Academic Senatemeeting had any truthto them. Noticed in the last issue of the 1983/84 OrientationMeeting and new slideshow At that meeting,Atkinson talked of a Cafi/orniaRearview that they dedicated proposal under consideration in a wholecolumn to "prove"that the New FINANCIAL AID/SCHOLARSHIPS presentation.Natural H/story M useum, SUN. FEB. 6 Systemwideto establisha new $50 (or IndicatorCollective were a bunch of BalboaPark. 690-1149, 233-7144. so) fee for buildingmaintenance and "right-wingfanatics in disguise." All currentfinancial aid recipientswere 3 PM: San Diego Black Writersand construction,a "capitalmaintenance" Interestingstatement coming from a Artistsmeeting. Black Federation. 4291 mailed1983-84 financial aid applications. SAT. FEB. 5 fee.This is one of a few optionsbeing magthat advocates a nationalholiday to MarketStreet. 448-6179, 225-5594. considered,including one to floatbonds honorFederick Douglas and assertthat All continuingstudents with a 3.30 4 PM: E~h,’ation and the Black to the state (whichwould have to be a nationalholiday for MartinLuther 10 AM and 7:30 PM: Creating Our Woman."Past atul Present with Dorothy redeemedin the future)to meettoday’s King "is an act of unhealthy cumulativeGPA were mailedscholarship Future: ttow to Conversewith High Smith.Villa MontezumaMuseum. 1925 operating costs. Real sound fiscal desperation."The Rearview:~ historians applications. management,that... may not be awarethat Federick Douglas SchoolStudents about Nuch, ar IVar. K Street.286-7503. wasfar to theleft of Martinl.uther King 4:30 PM: UCSD New Writing Series Churchbuilding at 4190 FrontStreet. Speakingof feehikes, "’your" student or maybe theyare...what do youexpect TUES. FEB. 1 presentsErnie Larson, progressive Physiciansfor SocialResponsibility. regent- one Linda Sabo voted in MON. FEB. 7 fromleft-wing fanatics in disguise? lecturerand authorof Not A Through 483-7774. favor of the latest $100 fee hike, APPLICATIONS MUST BE POSTMARKED BY Street.UCSD Revelle FormalLounge. 4 PM: Independent Communist~ accordingto my sources.On a voice Speakingof disguises,the Koalain a FEBRUARY 9, 1983 6 PM: New Indicator Collective 452-6766. AnarchistDialogue No. 1: Perwective.~ 7 PM: SUPPORT YOUR LOCAl, vote, only one Regentobjected to the a desperateattempt to passitself off as a meeting. New volunteers welcome! 6:30 PM: Trainingfor rape crisis on SocialChange/or the ’80:~. An open DRAFT RESISTERS!Draft Resisters higherfees, and it wasn’tthe one selected worthwhilemedium--came out at the UCSD StudentCenter, Room 209. 452- counselorsbegins. Center for Women’s discussionfor local anarchistsand DefenseFund generalmeeting. Funds to "represent"student interests. With beginningof the quarterafter holding 2016. Studiesand Services.233-8984. independentcommunists (not party are urgentlyneeded to overturnBen friendslike these... lengthydiscussions on how to fill a If you do not receivean applicationpacket in 6 PM: San Diego Tenants Union members or sympathizers) on 6 PM: Free, confidential draft Sasway’s conviction. Please send Mentioned a few issues back the measlyfimr-page issue. In its second the mail,please request one fromyour college l,egaIClinic, walk-in. 2220 Broadway. counselingwith professionalNational progressive/revolutionarysocial change donations to the DRDF, P.O. Box proposalsfloating about to expandthe issuethe paperdecided to get ambitious 239-3247. financialaid office. LawyersGuild legal workers.3000 E in the U.S. SDSU Aztec Center,Room 33544,San Diego,CA 92103.753-7518, StudentCenter--into a shoppingmall and cameout withan eight-pager.There Quaker discussiongroup on draft Street.233-1701. K. Red and Black Action. P.O. Box 233-1701.283-6878. (and,of course,student center fees)... was one problem though--at least resistance,conscientious objection, etc. 90312,San Diego,CA 92109. 7 PM: Sons and Daughtersfilm about Well,the administrationhas set up a accordingto severalcalls I received--the WORKSHOPS La JollaFriends Meeting. 456-1020. 4 PM: CommitteeIn Solidaritywith conscriptionin U.S. SDSU AH 2108. committee to consider the various eight-pageractually had h, ss content alternativesand comeup witha proposal Workshopsfor completingthe financialaid Whale-watchingexcursions through THURS. FEB. 3 the Peopleof El Salvadormeeting. Join By appointment.Free, confidential thantheir four-pager. That one is going for the expansion.Not suprisingly, February15. PacificPeacemaker. 280- CISPES’Peoph, to Peoph’campaignfor draft counseling at the Wesley to takesome talent to match... and/orscholarship applications will be heldin 8817,475-2427. medicalaid. Church building at 5380El Foundationon Campanile,near SDSU. hardly any students are on the 7:30 PM: San Diego Lesbian Cajon Blvd. committee,which is composedprimarily That’sit fornow... Keep those tips and the North ConferenceRoom in the Student Images."Central America in Turmoil. 583-0772. letterscoming in... And as alwaysyour Organizationmeeting. 224-7530. continuedon pageI I of administratorsfrom Undergraduate Centerat the timeslisted below. Bring your Local photographer Don Bartlett/ Affairs.How muchyou want to bet they tipswill be keptconfidential even if the exhibitsworks depictingcauses and 8 PM: I (’an Fh’: A Tribute to don’task the administrationto pay for Koalathinks that my columnis fiction! applicationforms along with you to the effectsof revolutionarymovements in Langston Hughes. Choral-poem Central America. Runs through celebrationsponsored by BlackWriters thenew indicator collective/UCSDB-023/La Jol/a, CA workshop. February 13. Grass Roots Cultural and Artists. Grass Roots Cultural is officiallyrecognized as a campus 92093.Ph: (619) 452-2016 Center.1947 30th at Grape,Golden Hill. Center.1947 30th at Grape,Golden Hill. newspaper.The. views do notrepresent the new indicatoris a memberof the Tuesday,February 1, 1983: 10 am, 11 am 232-5009. 232-5009. thoseof theCommunications Board, the AIternativePress Sl’ndicate (APS). Chancelloror theRegents. 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Dinnerwith the Krishnas 5 between 1967 and 1982. 103 Jewish settlementswere built in the WestBank. lheother night I finallygot around to West Bank: A Homeland Absorbed I finishedmy food,which wax actually By mid-1983,6000 new housingunits doingsomething that l’d been meaning will be completed,and approximately to do t or a longtime. l wentto theHare prettyta:+ty. Every one else had finished by Laura Drake eatingand was talkingwith someone 35,000 Israeliswill be moving in, KrishnaVisitor (’enter to takeup their In the midst of troop withdrawal from the Center, but no one had bringing the new Jewish West Bank in,.itatmnto dinefree. I happento like negotiationsbetween Israel, Lebanon, approachedme yet. so I got up and populationto 60,000.And there is a th~,tkind el Itmd.curr.,,, rice fixed in and the U.S., many people are Our Roots Are Still Alive walkedmet to tilethrone with the life- deadline.By 1987,there will be a total dilterent ~,ayM etc.: I wasalso CllliOus wondering why new obstacles to a JewishWest Bankpopulation of 100,000 ,, si/c modelof ttis l)ivmeGrace A. ithOtlI the Kli~,hna lhcmsel\es. solutionkeep arising just after old ones if thingsgo accordingto Israeliplans. Bhakti~endantaS~aami Prabht.pada, areresolved. I’lll ’,tlre ~.otl’\e seen the Kli~,hnils tin whois tilefoundcr, spirlual guidt" and Whenthis goal is met.it willnot matter The first problemcame about when who is in powerin Israel,because with le, c~cIIcPIa/a. the\ ha~c goldpalm lllastel el tile InternationalSocict\ ItH dt_lo’-.s lhclF IlO’,Cs. ~AeLIr Olallge lobcs. K ri’,hna(’onsciousness. 1 hc lnodcl thelsraelis said that they would not do this percentageof JewishWest Bank ~.ut their hair In an unusual st,,]c, chant, looks~el~ Iilelike and nlut.’tlcaFe anythingabout their own withdrawal residentsit willbe politicallyimpossible until all remaining troops of the forany Israeli government to everagree ~llld }land Otlt literature, Krishna ob~ iOlisI~, had been iakeu to make it thal l itcratulc,el ~llichlarge quantities ~ av.A ~ idcscrecu I\ and~, ideomachine PalestineLiberation Organization were to giveup theWest Bank, even for peace. c\t,tthe’, ,,I,,o pass out hluecalling sitsm thecorner, nc.\t to theentrance. ¥ out of the Bekaa Valley in Eastern Evenif Israeldoes not formally annex cald,printed ’aith a standingin~itation oppositelilc ~ail with the altar. All ot l,ebanon.Unfortunately, since the theWest Bank, it willstill be a &, lb,’to l~ia licedinncl. ’,ix o’chwk nightl3 all theKrishllaS also Vlear sinai] bl:it.’k I.(l) lsraelisrefuse to recognizethe people partof Israelby 1987,because no Israeli againstwhom they have been fighting, I()~()(i~aud .X~c ~Aalchcs. governmentwill be ableto giveit up. lhc,,t,,itor center itscll looks like ~, namely the PLO freedomfighters, no One verysad realityis that the labor it.’ligmu,",ilnctuar~ el some kind, ~hich A Krishnacanle oxer to inc. and ~e talksregarding such a withdrawalcould force involvedin settlementsis not itis. Inside one ~,its on a lilt.’lhnuandeats, begantalking in generalabout this and takeplace. Israel still demands that the the Israeli; it is Palestinian.These Item papc~plates brought b’, cordial that.I askedhim whythe,, gaxe av, ay PIO withdrawfirst, to be followedby Palestinians are being forced by theSyrians and the Israelis. Krishna,~.I he; make sure \Otl"~,e calcn lrcefood, and he toldme thatit ix more Palestinian economicmeans to do thislabor for the ailddrallk your fill. too. Chandeliers thanlood: it ix theleaxings of theI.ord The second stumbling block came Israelis,another blatant example of hangllom the ceiling and e~cnl.v spaced afterthe food has been offered to Himon whenthe two sidescould not decideon People Israelicruelty to Palestinians:in this Indian-s%learches run dm~nthe length thealtar behind the curtains. Eating the Picturedis "BrotherJed," a travellingpreacher who recentlyreturned to whereto talkto eachother. The Israelis case,it is mentalcruelty. Of course,the el thebig opcn hall. against the walls. At fooditself is a purifyingexperience. Of UCSD to preach hellfire and damnation.His annual assault upon the insistedon holdingsome of thetalks in inspectorsand chief techniciansare the end of the room large curtains course the subject soon turned to patience,dignity and moral fiber of UCSD studentswent withoutincident Jerusalem,the east side of whichwas Israelis. periodicall.,,part and expose an altar,in religion,a subject ! usuallytry to keep thisyear, unlike earlier years where "Brother Jed" was greetedwith barrages stolenfrom the WestBank in 1967,and Palestinianhopes of theirnational vievMarxism-Leninism,Conclusions led debateson tradeunions, workers’ CONCI, USIONS Universitysponsored festivals held International Psychoanalytic patientbeing force-fed by havinga tube particularlythe AppassionataSonata by War, veteranBolsheviks took on the the proclamation of the Union of yearlyon Muir Fieldduring the early management, nationalization, Marx’scritique of the 1871 Paris Associationand shortly thereafter jammed up his nose while uniformed Beethoven."The trouble is," he adds,"1 habits of a privilegedofficialdom, SocialistSoviet Republics(USSR). 1970’s.if seentoday these films would be expelledfrom the German Communist can’tlisten to musictoo often. It’s bad expropriationand the likein reviewing Communeprovides interesting insights attendants held him down. Then according to the "Democratic Comprisedof the Russian Socialist much more fantasticthan E.T.You can War Communism. Lenin proposed at into the nature of the Russian Party.He fledGermany in 1934and lived followeda cut back to Stalin who for my nerves;it makesme wantto say Centralists" and the "Workers Federative Soviet Republic, the imaginethe camera slithering around the in Norway through 1938 where he stupid,nice thingsand strokepeople the Tenth Congressof the Communist Revolutionand Sovietsociety. Marx declared that Russian Communism Opposition." The "Workers TranscaucasianSFSR, the Ukrainian outsideof theblack "tent" recording the furtherdeveloped his body-oriented continueson the path markedout by gentlyon thehead; but you stroke people Partyon March8 through16, 1921 his consideredthe governmentestablished Opposition"went furtherand opposed SSR and White Russian SSR (later discardedshoes and crumpledclothing therapy. on the head today and you might get New EconomicPlan which he admitted duringthe Communeexperience by the Lenin "with the present leaders the centralized management r the joinedby the Uzbek,Turkmenian and at itsentrance. Slipping and sliding, the was the economicequivalent of the Parisianworking class with its radical Arrivingin theU.S. in 1939he devoted carryingout each directive he passedon yourhand bitten off. What we needtodo economy through the appointmentot Tajikistan SSRs through Soviet camerawould slowly enter the opening Brest-Litovskpeace treaty for the new decentralizationof all aspects of hislater years to researchabout what he to us."And at thatinstant Makavejev cut today..."he then spokewith a sudden industrial managers from the top, conquest)the constitution theoretically and penetratethe deep darkness.A Soviet regime with respect to the political, economic, social and called "Cosmic Orgone Energy" to to anotherhospital patient being given anger,"is hit peopleover the head, seeking to return to the workers guaranteedthe rightto secedeto all synchedNagra would recordthe sweet peasantry.A "statecapitalism" modeled militaryto be the prototypefor his whichhe attributedpowers that included electricshock treatment which induced withoutmercy.., although in principle councils-the sovietsand their trade Union members. The Union was soundsof the sighsand the pulsating of coursewe areopposed to allviolence." after Bismarck’s Prussian state conceptionof the"’dictatorshil~ ~/ the fullerorgasms and the cure of cancer uncontrollablebody spasms. Finally, the unions of earl), 1918 to run the theoreticallyresponsible for foreign groansof orgasmicdelights as thescreen capitalism,the NEP was motivatedby proh’tariat,"despite its problems. (Reicheventually reversed his opinion sceneclosed with a returnto Stalinand Thesewords were, of course,the actual economy. policy, foreign trade, economic bathedin black,or alternatelypried the Undoubtedly, Marx would ha‘’e on thislatter attribution). But in 1954, then a cut to Nancy Godfrey. an words of none other than "Vladimir the establishmentof the Government planning,defense, social insurance and heatedmass throughinfra-red. Such a Planning Commission, GOSPLAN. It The oppositionfactions based their consideredthe RussianRevolution a duringthe McCarthyyears, the federal Americansculptress, removing the Ilyich"Lenin himself, as recountedb} the like whereasthe Union’scomponent goldenopportunity we lost. finishedpenis sculpture from the plaster Maxim Gorkiin his Days u’ithLenin. stoppedgrain requisitions, instituted criticisms,not only in theeconomieand genuinemass socialistinsurrection Food and Drug Administration politicalchanges affected by Lenin’s Republicsretained, in theory, all capableof advancingsocialism with the The memory,however, of the luck- obtainedan injunctionagainst the cast of Screw magazineeditor Jim Thefictional plot ended with two police freetrade in grain,taxed peasants by proposalsaccepted in March 1921,but remaining powers. ]he AII-tlnion aid of westernproletarian revolution, lovingdays at UCSD justa few)’ears ago distributionof orgone boxes across state Bucklcy’spenis. She placedthe penis inspectorsfinding Melina’s severed head goodsin kind,permitted a tariff-free in the obv!~a4fs trend in part)’ Congress,compos~l of delegatesof and he clearlywould havepraised the w’illnot be lostforever. On January7 a lines whichhe refusedto recognize. sculpturefor display on a tablefollowed along a riverbank with the murder domestictrade, tolerated small traders, organizatio~!::dndstate administration party-controlledsoviets, was the soviets as a revolutionaryform of film was shown on campus that best by anothercut back to Stalin,again, as weapon being a professional artisans,even small-scaleindustries Some of his writingswere bannedand itself.Sta~became secretary-general of supremeorgan of the s’fa/4~, fromwhich proletarianpo~er. But nowherein his describesthe throbbing flow of lifeof burnedas well undercourt order.On he proudlyannounccd that "’the first championshipice-skate. ]he coroner under private ownership, and the par~!;~1922 and wasgiven the task was electedan Executive~Ommittee to "’dictator.shil~ol the proh’tariat" did those days: Dusan Makavejev’sWR: MarchI 1, 1956he was arrestedwhen an stage of Communism has been concludedthat since the victim’s vagina encouragedforeign capital investment. functionas thegovernment untder a chair of ~|ng the part)’ of opposition Marx understand that proletarian Mysteriesof the Organi.sm."WR" can be aidemailed an orgonebox in defianceof achieved"at which point Makavejev containedfour to fivetimes the normal Foreigntrade, major industriesand who represented the Union: The ele~s and of providing "reliable" dictatorshipneeded to bc represented read as Wilhelm Reich or as World the ban. Reich was sentencedto two intercutone final shot of a mental amountof semenwith no marksor signs constructionprojects remained under s~riesto the executiveorgans of the Bolshevik Council of Peoplc’s and wieldedby a centralized,unified, Revolutionbecause the film is about years imprisonmentfor contemptof patientbanging his head against the ~all of a scufflethat "she had sex willingly, statecontrol, and the RSFSR(Russian p~ -thatis, individualsagreeable to Commissarscarried out the actual~’ork revolutionary~anguard part x. Marx’s both. court.Wilhelm Reich died on November of hislocked cell. perhapsat some orgy."Nonetheless, hc Socialist Federation of Soviet of go‘"ernment. Republics)obtained international t~i~olitburo.The Bolshe‘"ikveterans, workers party was a tool of the Accordingto Reich, a protege of 3, 1957while being confined against his By theend of thisseq ucnce Makavejcv decidedit wiseto checkwith local insane a~ecutivedeputies of the Party.were The relattvelt decentralized prolclariat,not its master. will in the psychiatricward of the recognitionand more importantly, Freud,the inhibition and distortionof hadhumorously associated the betrayal asylumsto seeif anysex starved maniacs i~t’t:asinglysurrounded by bureaucratic organizationand administrationof the l,ewisburgpenitentiary although he had had escaped. foreigncapital investment through the ttowwould Marx haxc sccnI cninism sexualitybegins in childhood"making of thegenuincly libcrating potential of fun¢lionaries; state contrastedmarkedl‘’ with thc the childapprehensive, shy, obedient, thc So‘’ict Rcxolution with the Rapalloand other treaties. theft?1 hatcan never be know,n, butwc This scene evoked the conncction l,xnin himself set in motionreforms to Party’shighly centralized organization, afraidof authorit},’good’ and ’adjusted’ channcling of sexual cncrg3 into betweenthe individual’srepressed or Leninconsidered the NEP,Bolshevik feclthat Rosa I.uxcmhurg’s analxsis was limit the revolutionaryterror of the no mentionof which was made in the in theauthoritarian sense; it paral,’zes somethingrigid and lifeless. This type of concessionsto the Russianpeasantry ~er~ closeto the positionMarx ~ould distorted sexuality and societC~ CheLaat theconclusion of the CivilWar cousmutionFor I,cnin.the centralized the rebellious forces because any editingof Stalinand phalluses is an idea r necessary because the Russian ha~ctaken. For I uxcn~burg,the social repressivestructures b) havingthe police th’,R,by 1922,led to itsreorganization Bolshe~,ik Part,, ~as the more rebellionis ladenwith anxiety... At first editof montageand distance.In other Revolutionstood alone in the world. rc~olutionand socialism reqt, ired lhat officersuggest that they call the local andinstitutionalization intothe "State d~entraliredsO‘"let state’s nc’~essarv thechild has to adjustto theminiature ~ords.hc tookvery distant things that funny farms.The connectionwith thc Withoutan internationalproletarian the workingclass, as a class,exercise PoliticalAdministration" t(IPU) while politicalguardian. Bakunin’s Narodniki authoritarianstate, the family;this had somethingin commonand spun off revolutionto aidthe new Soviet regime, powcrdirectly, l herclorcshe insisted earliershots of mentalpatients intcrcut putting l,eft SRs and anarchistson conceptionof the"dictator.~htp o! the makesit capableof latersubordination a new ideaof substanceinstead of the theRevolution had to surviveon itsown, that the sclf-actixil\and sell- with footageof Stalinreinforced the "shO~’trials" through special sta’e secret organi=a/ion’,which greatly to the generalauthoritarian system." usualHollywood dinner that leaves you which meant for Lenin pacifyingthe organizationof the ,xorking class arising suggestion that under Stalinist politicalcourts. I,enin also recognized influencedI.cnin. found expression in out of proletariannla~.s action x~crc Reichsaw that the patriarchal family’s feelingas if youlorgot to eat. dominationall of the Sovietbloc is peasantryand achievingan economic Russia through Marxism-l.cninlsm the bureaucratictendencies within the centralto Marx’s"’da tator.dup ’d l]h’ authoritarianstructure and its taboos on rapprochementwith the west. Lenin also Leninapproved of bothstate and party. Also,sharp contrast can triggeran turned into an enormousnetwork ol BolshevikPart‘’ as wellas its Great proletariat."I hc part.~could not childhoodsexuality were tremendously padded cells.Furthermore, Ilyich’s introduceda numberof otherproposals andsaw thecooperative education of the idea. "luli Kupfcrburgmasterfully Russianchauvinist elements, By 1923. substitutefor lhe class in holdingstate effectiveideological weapons that served in orderto disciplinethe party and the Russianpopulation in soil-management performedstreet-theater "guerilla resortto violenceeven though he claims Leninopposed Stalin’s retention of the po~er, accordingto I.uxcmburgwho to perpetuateand reinforce,on the to be against it in principlc was working class at the 10th Party as theonly task left the Soviet regime. fighting"around the financial district of general-secretaryof the sawa growingdictatorship of thepart3 unconsciouslevel, the authoritarian Congress;prohibition of all opposition Toward this end. he promoted the New York citywith a to)’machine-gun associatedby Makavejevwith Ilyich’s suggestedthat the ovcrsoviet socich in Russia.justbefore politicalstructures of classsociety. groupingswithin the party under the call whilesinging about the voluntary nature needto fightoff the anxieties caused bx ease him from powe ereatmn of workers’ and peasants" Sexualrepression then becomes the rule for"Party Unity" with trade unions to be her death in 1919. I.enin’s part,, of our slavery.This sequencewas caring and loving, gentlenessand based as it was ,,on a vanguard ~ratives. as schools for economic vanguardism,centralism and unit,, inall classes ot society. placedunder party control and lose their ’~J~l~anagemeni and cultural. remarkablealso in that Kupferburg intimacy,by the sweetflow of sexual revolutionarypat!y meant to represent, contributedsignilicantl3 to the part} ¯ controllingfunction over the economy. re n~n¢c. Thismass-psychological vulnerability createdthe performancealone, leaving energythrough hisbody. lead and rule in the name of the replacing the working class, the ledto hisbook 7he Ma.~.sPsychologr of Makavejev to figure out a way to Thefictional plot concerning M ilena’s Bukharin called for a continued proletariat, could not afford an MARXISM I, ENINISM executi~,ecommittee replacing the part}’ Fascismwhere he analyzedthe powerful intercutthe materialinto his film. offensiveof morenationalization and any lovelife enabled Makavejev to examine independentRussian Withthe deathof Leninin 1924and on congress,and eventuallythe single emotionalcontent of fascism.Through Collaborationsuch as thisis indeedrare. and dramatizeWilhelm Reich’s insight more expropriation,Shliapnikov as form,especially after,: the I individualreplacing the executixe close readingsof innumerableNazi (A luliside note: besides being a well commissarof laborcalled for thetrade thesuccess of Bolshevism,n theRussian andto applythese Reichian notions to ~, uprisin~Lenin’s abidin 8 pri~iples,of Revolution,a new brand of Marxism committeein powcr. pamphletsand textsas well as of the knownpoet and a greatsinger, he is also unions to assume direct economic criticalre-evaluation of society whether partyuan£uardism, centralismand ~nity Marxism-Leninism developed in Only an internationalprolctarian Nazi propagandadistributed through a prolificwriter, author of lO01Ways of management of production, and capitalistor communist.The dialectical led him to vchemently oppose the modern socialism.Within Marxismit revolutioncan bring about a world Gcrman churches and religious l.ivinglt’itlu,at lt’,r/,/n,g, IOOl~Qll (~/’ Kollantaiopposed i,enin’s reintro- s montageof thesedisparatc materials internalfactional polities engendered by sharedthe politicalarena withsocml communist socielv, lhis does ntlt organizations,Reich brought to light Dodging the I)ra/?, I001 Wars ~f duction of capitalist methods ol alloweda viewof sexualitythat rarely the. "’DemocraticCentralists and democracy(which rejected Bolshevism discountthat socialisl nloxenlenls can that the Germanmasses were attracted MakingLove, etc.) production,yet i,enin’sproposals ) ¯ ¯ i* canbe felt,seen, hcard or read. "’Workers Opp(s~tton, , as these from the t903 split and came to achievevictorx v. ithinpresent national to thcNazi movement not by itspolitical carrieda party majority.The I.eft principleshad wit h resl:~etto iraerparty Whatclaims to be politicalhistor} encompassRex isionist Marxism ~,ith its arenas,nor does this discount effort.’, to platformbut by mysticalnotions of "Sexuallyawakened women, affirmed The fictionalpart revolvedaround (’ommunistsin the Bolshevikparty invariablylca,,cs out the sexual part ol alliane~andmulti-party SOCiafiSt rule. revivalafter the first World War), buildsocialism lacking international hl,od,racial purity. [atherland, master and recognizedas such,would mcan the Reich’s ideas expressed through continuedto organizeafter 192 I, despite us.And so it is withthe histories ofthc His~’seientific’" Marxism insisted that whereas Council (ommunismremained re~olution Indix id ualcapitalist socict its race,ctc. But for Rcich, all mysticism is a completecollapse of the authoritarian Milena’s attempts to sexually theparty ban on factions. therecould be onlyone correct program, movementin the60"s and carl)’ 70’s. 1 he a r¢lati,,clyinsignificant, ultra-left critic existedwell hetorc thc wotld-capitahst s}mptomof unfulfilled,repressed, or ideology." Wilhelm Reich The Mass communicatehcrsell to a Soviethero, Lenin’s NEP and other proposals only one ¢orrecl vanguard for the effect of puritanical domination of Bolshcvism.t:urther. M,arxism- economybecame global, but x~hcn ~ orld distortedsexuality: thc "mystical Psyclu~h~gr(if" Fascism. skatingchampion Vladimir Ilyich, who succeededin pacifyingthe peasantr}, pro’lctariat.He fullyapproved of the throughoutthe l,eft has created a voidin Leninism also had to compete with capitalismglobalizcd, it pcrtmttedthe longing"was really an "unconcious onlybelieved in sexualrepression and gainedrecognition of theSovict regime, "administrativemeasures" taken against capturingthc imaginationof today’s revolut~onar\ Anarchism and hilldc~elopmcnt of capitalistlorce~ o,gasticlonging.’" -1 bus, a wayto combat sublimation.Ilyicb, gesturing his arms disciplinedthe working class to thewill bothopposition groups by the partyin youth. How can we recapture for Syndicalism~ithin modcrrl socialism. ~ithinxarious countric~ into lhc stage ot fascismwas to combatsexual repression. been legally declared sane and like a greatchicken, was wonderfully of theparty and tried to disciplinethe 1923to insurepart) unity. foregroundedin frontof a portraito’f ourselvesthe sexuality that capitalism Trade unionismremained strong within monopol3capitalism which matured, in Reich’s ,~av of fightingsexual competent. has stolcn. Once upon a time the partyrank-and-file to part} Icadcrship. Most Council(’ommunists, who had the intcrnatmnalworkers moxemenl, turn,into the present sxstcm ot inu[ti- repressiondepartcd Freud’s "depth l,enindoing the same. In this scene l.enin’strade union measuressimply H’R Alvsterw.~of the Organismcan "counter-culturc"reeked of honest little problem with the idca of a while Christian Dcmocrac~ and national monopoly capitalism. Vladimir’sincarceration in a closetwas concludedthe trend begun duringthe ps}chology’"therapy that was used to bestbe describedas a poem-film,a film genitals~cat. The sons and daughtcrs ot revolutionarypart}’ so longas it was cooperatixqsm ex.sted as ~eak Simihtrly.socialism ma~, emergein laughedover. and he spokeadmiringly CMI War to centralizeeconomic power sublimatelibidinal energy. Instead, basedon an editingprocedure whcre the corporateheads, the brawn)’ adolesccnts balancedby a rexolutionarycouncilism proletariannlo‘"cnlcnts. Marxism- variousnations of the world bctore of Milena’sboyfriend having broken under party command, gradually Reich graduallyconccntrated more on narrativeof plotand characters is only o[ under-paidentry-level labor, the best in theworking class, considered 1923 the l.eninismdid not come to dominate world rc‘’olutionpermits the lull rightthrough a wallto reachher. He also abolishingelected workers’ control ph}siological manifestations of one element albeit the dominant mindsof a generation,all were seeking finalbetrayal of socialistsovietism in Marxism and modern socialismuntil devclopmcnt of an international rcprcs~ion on the rigid, tense, one in a poeticallyorganized whole of joy,liberation and a newwav of living. committeesand placing enterprises R t, ssia.Already disappointed by I.cnin’s after 1939, thoughits influencedid comn]tmistsociet}. un}iclding muscular "armor" and understate management using the crisis juxtaposedimages and ideas:newsreel of Theyleft their parents and the ruling publicationof ~,eli-ll’/ttg (’ommuni.~m." expandexplosp, ely after 1921. WasI.enin’s So,. iet Russia socialist’? II of the Civil War for an excuse.And characterthat individuals use to shield a Chinesc Redbook demonstration,a class,left thcm fretting and worrying An Inlantih’Disorder and the Third In summary. Marxism-l,cninism w’c contendthat socialism requires the ttwiremotional vulnerability. I,enin’sproposal on internalparty 1947Soviet film on Stalindirected by abouthow bestto bringthem back into International’sadoption of Bmshevism consistedof i~enin’sinterpretation of directrule ot the x~ orking class as a clasx. factionsreflected the logical conclusion Sublimationseemed to Reich as just Chiaurelcalled The |’ow,documentary the fold. Sure. the movement was as the only formula fm socialist Marx’s not the diclatorshipot the ~.anguard to his politicalprinciples of part)’ central notions coupled to anothcrway theruling class inculcated on Reich’s life and teachingswith flooded ~ith flaws and sexism and revolution,both in 1921. Council I.enin’sown politicalformulations. part},then Russia was not socialist attcr centralismand unity.The tradeunion intothe working masses "civic virtues" interviewsand actual therapiesin exploitation:but theenergy was there to Communistsclaimed that. by 1923, the l.enin combined his theory of 1921. Marx and I.uxcmburgfurther and factionissues fueled an opposition whichwere against their individual and progress,footage devoted to Reich’s tryand fix that, to tryand find happincss Partyhad eliminated all hope of internal imperialismand his theory of the stated that, under the proletarian to l,eninismthat grew within the classintercsts. By liberating sexuality the disciplesand theirongoing practice of throughactual living instead of through democracy,i.e. for overturningl,enin’s vanguardparty witb his interpretation of dictatorship,the workingclass needed to Bolshevikpart)’ from 1921to 1923 as authoritarianstructures of classsociety Reichiantherapy, psychiatric wards in vicariouscinematic opiate fixes. Here at incorrecttrade union,economic and Marx’s"dictator.~hip of the proletariat," socializeall means of produclion.More l,eninsuffered his first strokeand could be weakened. the SovietUnion. sequencesmade by UCSD thc building of the Lumumba- internalfaction policies, by purgingthe Marx’sstructural features of capitalism thanmere nationalization, socialization stoppedregular work in 1922. Tuli Kupferburgof the Fugs with his Zapatamovement at the heightof the "DemocraticCentralists" and "Workcrs (surplusvalue and classstruggle), and requiredqualitatixc translormations m Opposition." Council Communism Reich conceivedhis "sex-economy" music, and a fictional part first most"aware" )’ears came in conjunction The "DemocraticCentralists" led by Marx’s"science" of socialism(I,enin’s therelations between producer units (a introducedin the guise of a "Sexpol markedthe state capitalist Thermidor to approachto fill a Iong-ignorcdgap with when the sexualactivity among Bukharin’sfollower Sapronov. and the dialectical materialism based in democraticallyplanned cconom,,I. within Marxism. tie founded a Film,Yugoslavia. 1971." the RussianRevolution in 1923. studentswas at itsmost intense. "Workers Opposition" under philosophicalmaterialism and the qualitativetran~tormations wilhin communist youth group known as Complex associations and sharp But capitalismowns sex now.It owns Shliapnikovand Kollantai by 1923both Lenindid not take the bureaucrat- dialecticalmethod). The difference productiveunits (some lorm of ~orkers Sexpoland organizedinlormal dances contrasts in this film show the thedance clubs, the bars, the shows and opposed the centralization and izationnof the SovietRegime quite as betweenMarx and I.eninha~c already democracy or managemcnt) and whereproblems of sex werediscussed in revolutionarypotential for genuine the theaters.It deliverssex as a bureaucratizationof the Part)’,and seriouslyas theBolshevik l,eft, in part beennoted. I.enin claimed at firstthat he qualitativetranstormations in societ~ order to encourage and assist the liberationwhich has often been betrayed commoditypackaged so that it never st.ppressionof thefreedom of opinion. becausehe favoredparty centralism and was merely adaptingMarxism to the (eliminationof class strugglc;|nd attainmentof a full healthysexual and distortedby our neglectof the satisfies,so thatthe hunger ensures a Theyboth claimed that, with victory in unity.As Lenin’shealth declined after conditionsof Russiansociety. Bolshevik scarcity).[lnless wc arewilling to strata expression.Reich coined the term the terms democracy, workers psycho-sexualfoundations of political marketfor the product.There is no the Civil War, the Bolshevikparty May 1922, l,eninpresented his last controlof the SovietRegime and the "sexualrevolution." but his creative behavior.Makavejev intercut Stalin’s Lumumba-ZapataCollege. Many forces character changed. Individuals thoughtson theSoviet state and society. ThirdInternational in 1921 insured that management,class and scarcity,i.enin’s approachgot himinto trouble with "red ceremonious declaration that the "Deathto the male fascism.Freedom to workedto kill thatmovement: the same concerned only with being on the 1-he 10th All Russian Congressol- Lenin’ssocialist formulations became SovietRussia in 1921was not socialist. fascists"who controlledthe Communist RussianRevolution not only destroyed the femalepeople." forcesthat killed Wilhelm Reich. winningside of the CivilWar beganto Sovietsin December1922 becamethe "scientific"formulas for international Party as well as with Freud and the continued on page 8 the old bourgeoise order but also jointhe party. With the end of theCivil firstAll-Union Congress of Sovietswith socialistrevolution, despite the vast -- Barry Hyman 9 core. Politically,the UnitedStates forcedAmerican "’liberalism" to define a by the secondWorld War. The scattering Socialism claimedan isolationistforeign policy course to the left of Republican of a few such ideas in American 8 and laissez/airedomestic policy under "conservatism"but to the right of liberalismdid not make it l,aborite,let 1 he new’ Soviet regime under the potentialfor socialism after 1921. placeof a genuineproletarian rule. For it Between "conservative," pro-business socialism. alone Socialist.American liberalism is morethan a reasonableassertion to Russian Bolshevikdictatorship, in industrializ- Indeed,Soviet society today has a far Republicanleadership. In fact, the By 1939the Americanpolitical debate sought not to change American ing and modernizingRussia along lines greaterpotential for socialismthan US contendthat Stalinismcould not have Imperialist United States remained fiercely capitalism,butto saxeit by reformingit. grown out of Marxism without the as we know it was emerging. 1he pioneeredhy the capitalistwest, did society.But the Sovietsystem under interventionistin its western sphere of "liberal"~ing of theI)emocratic Party REVOI.I’TIONARY SO(’IAI,ISM IN Revolution changes l.enin brought to Marxist influencewhile the Ecderalgovernment createa proletarianmajority in Russian Bolshevikrule was andremains a proto- Wars pushedthe idca of activegw, crnmcnt RI’SSIA .N ~’AKE socialism.And Stalinismwas nothing activelysupported capitalist enterprise. societyout of the peasantry.Soviet socialistsociety. And the greatest continuedfrom page 8 intervention in the cconomv to Concluded Russiaa collectivistsociety based on a obstacleto socialismin Russiawas and lessthan the negation of socialism. lhe RussianSoviet Re~olntionof RepublicanParty’s loyalties to capital. 1917had becomt," a lull-scale ci\il ~;.il ~. continuedfrom page 7 proletarianideoh)gy always possessed remainsthe dictatorship of the part)’ in In tnrn, the l)emocraticI)arty would lhcend ol thclirst \Volld %~,iil. ,aith the and"liberal" mean different things in US + aid of itnpcrialiM tnicl\Cnilon Indcl INTRODUCTION cooptthe program ol thel)eoplc’s Part) A HistoryOf Socialism,Part Seven politics than they do in European in 1891(splinterfrom the original (}erman and .,%ii,+li~l Iluligallail Socialismfrom 1918 to 1939is hardto politics. SocialistParty) It) create, again, a new ot-’ctipationol lilt_’t klatliCalitl t nlciilc characterize.Revolutionary communist, "libcralisni’"based upon labor tlillest illlCt-\cniloI1i11 tiltIt;illic thu Xictic.ih. ~,ocialist,syndicalist and anarchist Socialism Between in Europe,liberals championed the andthe grange and populist agitation,, ol Black %ca dnd the lidt. llic. "\k hilt movementsand uprisingscharacterized idealsof the bourgeoisforces in the the I~;b;O~and Ig9()s. lhc middleclass (iCliC’ldl’,Mal2cd lhcut c~,illllcuit.’,olUli,m the periodfrom 1918 to 1924as wellas FrenchRevolution. and to a greatextent o c i a I r c l o r I11nl 0 \ e InC n t O f aT,iin,,tthe ilL’V,%O;icl I<~cgli+nc. \l~tl thc periodfrom 1932 to 1939. Yet a ImperialistWars liberalismin Europeanpolitics still I)logrcs,d~islnx~otlld also take hold in ~hih:the Ihd,,hc~ik c,liip ol .I,;ilitl+.ilt negationof socialism,in the form of meanscivil liberties and laissez faire. +%incricanpolitics allt-’i the lurll ol tht.’ 191~,et Ill IIIOilOIl;J "dilcCllOn"hi th,’ fascist"’national socialism" outside of edgedthe United States into the motor- duringthis period, though a fewtried. In Conservativeschampioned tradition coreof theworld-capitalist economy: the studyingthe failures of therevolutionary and traditionalauthorities-meaning ceniur\in both parties,conlusmg the R tl’,’+i,i n 1917 R c,. ,)ltllion. thl., socialismaftcr the end of thefirst World "dirt’ciion"’,~a,, Rot ll+lll,ic,ili/cd tintil War and gtalinismwithin socialism US a dynamic, expanding national movementsfrom 1918 to 1939, we have the Church,the King and other feudal "liberal"I)cnlocratic "con~,cr~.ali~.+" economyamong stagnantworld powers. chosen to separate the Spanish vestiges and explicit monarchist RcpublicanParty dillerontiation v, ith a \latch17"1 I:\cn ~,o. the lull natuic ol from 1924 to 1930, also dcvcloped llolshc,+ikrtlle o\cr the liC~3, ~o~,iL’l bctv.ccnthe t~o world imperialist wars. The 1929 economiccollapse of the US Revolution,called also the Spanish Civil conservativesremain a feature of middleclass "search for order." signaleda world capitalist crisis, a crisis War,off into its own part. In thisway we Europeanpolitics to thisday. ~.t)cit.’t\\~,as iiot ObXltltl,, until 1923. I hc In searchof a wayto characterizethis l he 189b;Spanish Anlt,’rican Vear linal nattllCol the Ru,c+,htnI,P.c,,olulion period,let us turnto theworld view. so broadthat a secondworld imperialist can study the developmentof fascism By contrast,the United States.had no inarkcdthe I,J nitcd Stales"tirst warwas required to realignthe forces of andStalinism in theirformative stages. then. icnlained in doubt lionl 1917 to The periodfrom 1918 to 1939appears feudal past, so "liberalism" and inlperialist~cnturc outside the "sphere 1923. imperialismand capitalisminto a bloc reservingStalinist popular frontism’s historicallyto be a simpleimperialist "conservatism" never took on ol influence" it defined with its ,.\sa restlltand exceptlot social historicallyentrenched political "holdingaction." Germany and other continentalexpansion and thc Monroe denloclals,labolilcsand l l;idcunloniM~,, centralEuropean powers had attempted positions.The UnitedStates did know, l)octrinefor the Western ttemispherc, in mosttcndcocics v. ithinthe socialist to enterthe motor-coreof the world- historicallY,themercantilism of English particularl,atin America. It alsomarked tnox.cmc nl rc,.olutionar~socialist, capitalist economy, dominated by feudalabsolutism becoming bourgeois the consolidationof high capitalism, ct)mmunist,anarchb, t and s\ndicalist nation-state.At the time of the coordinatethe interestsol capitaland Englandand Francebefore 1914, with a ~ith industrial, manufacturing, ]he economiccollapsc in 1929of theI;S railedto the dctenscof the Russian world war that ended in 1918. The Americanconstitution the conservatives commercialand financialmonopolies. economybronght all ofw orldcapitalism laborand to preventcrises, an v.ellas the Re~olutiondespitecriticisms man’, werethose political leaders who believed creationot a welfarestate to carefor centralf:uropcan powers collapsed and Ihe movementof the UnitedStates from to thebrink of ruin. possessed of the Re,,olution’s society’s truely need). The the western European powers were in a strongFederal governriaent and an the cconomicmiddle ring of the world- The "’liberalism"of the l)cmocratic "direction"and thc Bolsheviks.lhe Americanmercantilism, becoming first "conservative"wing of the Republican seriouslyweakened. And as even high capitalisteconomy into its motorcore Pary, based in a worker farmer Russianproletariat was waging a heroic, Part)sought to limitthe si]e and scope schoolhistory textbooks are fond of Federalistsand then Whigs.American ~asfacilitated by thefirst World War. constituency,was challengedby the revolutionarystruggle against internal liberalswere inspiredby the French of the Federalgovernment and promote pointing out, the punitive terms Havingsuppressed an insurrectionary collapse of the US capitalism and counterrevolutionand imperialist Revolution and favored political economiclaissez laire. The mainstream extractedby the westernallied powers labor movement in the form of the socialistcommunist agitation in the interventionin the eyes of world decentralismand economic laissec-faire, of both partiesremained within these (theEntente) against the central powers syndicalistIndustrial Workers of the labor movement exemplifiedby the socialism,and such an inspirational first as DemocraticRepublicans and twopositions. guaranteedsome attemptat revivalby World founded in 1905 and brutally CIO. The election of Franklin I). strugglecould not help but sparkthe then as Democrats.Both political these same centralpowers trying to suppressedin 1919through the infamous Roosevelt, his "New Deal" and In termsof Europeanpolitics much of workingclass in othercotlntries into alignmentsfavored US expansioninto recovertheir former positions in the I t i Palmer Raids, the United States interventionin the secondWorld War the Americanpolitical debate, from takingsimilar actions. the continentalfrontier, an internal world capitalisteconomy from war- emerged from the first World War were liberal efforts to meet this "conservative" Republicanism to ,r~’e.~’g L~A’ll(’ PartSeven continues with a imperialism that cushioned US weakenedEngland and France. economicallyin tact.Indeed, the war challange.Only entry into the war pulled mainstreamDemocratic Party politics, continuation o.f Revolutionar) involvementin the world-capitalist Thehighly disciplined political, social stimulatedindustrial and financial the US economyout of its depression. remainedwithin what Europe defined as SocialismIn Russia’sWake. as wellas economy. and economicsystem known as fascism growthin the UnitedStates to suchan Internationally,therise of fascismas an liberalismin 1939.Only the left-wing of Fascism:Socialism’s External Negation, was used by severalnation-states (to extentthat by 1929 the US economyhad enemy of socialism and hourgoeis the DemocraticPart)’, the left of Stalinism:Socialism’s Internal Negation The tensionbetween western farmer redeveloptheir nationaleconomies) beenfully integrated as a criticalcenter democraticliberalism, as well as a Americanliberalism, began accepting aml SocialismAnd The Second World tryingto competein the worldeconomy i and easterncapitalist decreased as the of theworld-capitalist economy’s motor- totteringworld capitalisteconomy, Laborite,even social democratic ideas War. forentry into the motor-core. Italy after firstindustrial revolution took hold after 1922 and Germanyafter 1933 turned 1812: an industrial revolution of TCSC to vote on all matters,pending a severe:for the two TCSCmeetings King Sincethat decision. K i ng hasappealed explicitlyto fascist ideologies. Japan had agriculturalimprovements, transpor- hearingfor removalby the Judicial missedand the failureto submitone to thePrw, ost, Faustina Soils; at new # tationinnovation and publicworks, StudentCenter report. As per the 1CSC bylaws, imficatorpress time, the appeal is still gainedan imperialisthold on mainland blatantexamples in recentyears by Board. King refused to resign and (’hinaas a resultof thefirst World War andlegal and economicorganization. By immediatelysent a letterto the Chair dismissalis notlisted as a possibilityunderreview. i 1830 Andrew Jackson’s Democratic administrators to manipulate and until the Third absense. (4) The and continuedto expandits sphereof i remove unsympathetic committee statingthat "the accused must be found Contactedby a new indicatorstaff Part)’alliance of workersand farmers guiltyof a chargebefore a penaltycan be authorityof the Councilto restricta empirein Asiathroughout this period, ! members,in orderto furthertheir petty member, Dean Varga maintainedthat graduallyarming at a quasi-fascism. againsteastern capital inaugurated a imposed,"adding that "1 cannotagree to rep.’svoting privileges was not vested in ! powersquabbles. the process was "more than fair". lheequally highl)disciplined political, dynamicperiod of lais.wz.faire and abstainfrom voting..."The TCSC then thebylaws, although the Council had the confrontationwith fascism in the Matthew Fairshter, Third College socialand economics~stem known as under Americanhegemony squared off westernexpansion that must also be Theirregularities in King’s removal as decidedto holda formalhearing which power to appoint and remove a contextof a mass anarchist-inspired JudicialBoard Member,stated David ,<,talinism,~as. in manyways. fascism’s in a (’old War against "the Soviet consideredthe firstphase of America’s Third Collegerep. began when he was tookplace Nov. 10th. representative. threat,"a conditionto be discussedat revolutionaryuprising for PartEight: Kingreceived a "privilegefrom Third counterpart for an economically second industrial revolution,the appointedlate last spring. While serving The JudicialBoard met on Jan.14th, The SpanishRevolution. For, in fact, Alteredminutes College,and the U.S+ Constitution does backboardSoxict Union. l’nder Stalinist greaterlength in PartNine: The Crisis in 3industrial’ revolution of factor on the StudentCenter Board during the 1983 and decidedto "upholdCouncil’s theCivil War in Spainfrom 1936 to 1939 Interestingly,the minutesof that not comeinto play (with respect to due autarchx,Rus,,ian~,oci ; v.aslorcefully ModernSocialism. production.It alsobegan to demonstrate summer,King observeddivision among decision to remove" King from the was dressrehersal for the secondWorld October 20th meeting have been process)at ThirdCollege." ir.dustriali]cd.(’rat; ~erc already Ouressayists of thishistory however the inadequacyof DemocraticPart)’ the 9 memberall-student Board on the War,as wellas firstchapter of thecrisis tamperedwith. A revisedversion of StudentCenter Board. appearingin thcelnp’ ,,It:ntfland and balkedat callingPart Seven something "liberalism" and of its states issueof dealingwith interim Director in modernsocialism. those minutes was prepared at the traliCC an .ti result ~,t Ilational yelt- rightslai.vwz /aire positions as the Ray Dye. In addition, the For furtherinformation on draft like "’AmericaAscendent." In pointof directionof the administrationa few IL~llttllllk.ooconlinued from page I THE RISE OF AMERICA tensionbetween northern industrial administrationoverruled a significant counselingor registrationand the draft, th:tt.’rminali~m stltlgglc,, and M) the fact,the United States also experienced days after the meeting.(The revised the importantindustrial union work of statesand southernplantation states student campaign to eliminate the basisto viewthe ad as encouragingmen contacteither CARD at 283-6878or giox~th ,q c,mtcnding lcisCist pox~ers in TheUnited States. its integration into versionis nowthe official record of that grew over how’ exactlyto dMde up the StudentCenter director position (which notto register,CAR[) organizers point 753-7518,or theNatiomtl I,awyers Guild thex~ol hl-t-’apitalist cconom)seemed to the communist-led Committee of theworld-capitalist motor-core, and its meeting, and contains extensive west.The CivilWar, in turn,launched wasvacant at thattime) and replaceit outthat there are man)’ ways to oppose at 233-1701.CARD also has a campus g,,~ianteca secondWorld War. IndustrialOrganizations in the 1930s. economiccollapse in 1929,helped shape revisionsclearly aimed at justifyingthe the United States into full-scale with an Operations Coordinator. draftregistration without breaking any branchat UCSI),and can be contacted t)fcourse, there is oncdatethat marks But the title Socialism Between conditionsfrom 1918 to 1939 in the Council’sactions. For example,the industrialization. Studentsand severalstaff members, at laws. Furthermore,CARD has never at 565-1224,755-2826 or 284-2344. a ratherc~cn dividein the period ImperialistWars expresses that socialist world-capitalisteconomy. The rise of the revisedminutes state that the Third that time, felt the Operations advocatedan)’ particularmethod of 1929 the )car the Americanmarket hopes remained diverse and US as a majorcapitalist world power, The growth and victory of the College Bylaws which had direct Coordinatorposition was tailor-madeto opposition,much lessan)’ particular crash markedthe beginningof the US internationalfrom 1918 to 1939. however, is unique in many ways RepublicanPart)’. a part.,,standing for bearingon procedurefor handlingthe suit Marco Li Mandri.Administrative decisionon the part of men facing GreatDepression and a crisisin world No other national proletariat becauseof America’scolonial frontier nationalunit)’ and "free land, free labor, issuewere "still being typed," while the Assistant for the Student Center. registration.CARD is concernedwith capitalismThe first World War had managedto pulloffa socialist rc~ olution history.For one thing"conservative" freemen," ~as a responseto Democratic originalsaid they were "stillbeing providing information on all the Partyfailures and one factor to thestart However,after the administration, rewritten."This change has potentially alternativesso that men can come to of the CMI War.With a triumphfor the notably Ray Dye and Joe Watson, importantdue processimplications. overruled this model, l,i Mandri theiro+~n w’cll-inforn+cddccisions t!nion,the RepublicanParty came to Otherchanges include the additionof embody the new "liberalism" of transferredto the ThirdCollege Dean’s regardingdraft registration. severalallegations and quotationslrom Officeand acceptedthe positionof It is particularlyimportant this lime industrialanti financial capitalist growth variousparties, additions and changes to aroundto preparecases for exemptions, thatdeveloped the rest of thecontinental Secretary to the Dean and office statementsregarding the processto be dctermcnts,and c(mscicntious objcction frontier with government aid and manager.]’he polarizationsharpened followedin consideringthe matter, and when the rhird (’ollcgeCouncil was status early because Ihe process has initiateda militantlabor movement in the like.)]he da) beforethe No~.IOth approachedby 2 membersof the Student changedsince that ot theVietnam dialt. the 1869 Knightsof I,abor,a union hearing,which removedKing from the Before,men wcrc classifiedprior to determinedto organizeall workersbut (’enterBoard in an attemptto initiate Student(’enter Board, King rccci~ed an King’srcmoval. induction.Now, howe,,er, once the draft forcedto adoptunderground and often in-depthcharge sheet. violenttactics because of repression starts,men v, illha~c less than I I days(at In order to accommodate their King appealedthat decisionto thc from businessand the government. best) to preparcand documentthcir request,Third CollegeCouncil Chair ThirdCollegc Judicial Board on scvcral claims for defermcnt or exemption lhe closingof the frontierand wild ShirleyJohnson called an "emergency grounds,including: (I) the accuser classificationif they have not done this in If thedraft starts tomorrow. meeting"for the "exclusivepurpose of speculation also produced farmer (TCSC) held the hearing which was advance.When the new draft starts, you couldbe in boot camp II questioningDavid King concerninghis militancyin the 1873National Farmers similarto a "prosecutorbeing judge." draftcounsclors will be so overloaded dayslater. Alliance.1-he shortlived 1879 Socialist roleon the StudentCenter Board since Theoriginal set of minutesfor the Oct. with lastminute cases that counseling Callor write. Part,,’tried to developa programonce beingappointed..." on Oct. 20th, 1982. 20thmeeting stated the hearing would be will becomea seriousproblem for all CommitleeAgainst again encompassingthe demands and In actuality,the meetingended with withthe Judicial Board; the later version involved RegistritionInd IheDrift militancyof workersand farmers,but convenientlychanged the hearingbody 753-7518.283-6878 accusationsbeing made against King Menfacing the decision of whetheror internaldifferences split the party. The and the ThirdCollege Student Council to the ThirdCollege Council. (2) The notto registerneed to informthemselves PO Box 15195 oftenviolent struggle for the 8-hourday, (TCSC)going into closedsession and Dean and Secretary took part in San Diego. CA 92115 on the possibleconsequences of both culminatingin the HaymarketRiot, emergingwith two alternatives:(a) hearings.The Deanasked questions and registrationand non-registration before produced a reformist trade union resign,or (b) be placedon conditional gavetestimony, and the secretaryalso takingaction in eitherdirection. The infamousCARD ad organizationin the 1886 American statusrequiring prior approvalfrom submittedevidence. (3) Punishmenttoo Federationof Labor and cemented’he continuedon page 9 10 Vietnamera anti-wartune. since"ich Atomicafeconcerts appeared to keep II Atomicafe Reviewed: BinDeutschland" is "the first in a series away the meaning or intention the the}’transformed from their original Ska In honorof Bob Marley’sbirthday, continuedfrom page I of electronicpieces which are political in variouscomposers had for theirpieces Coming Up sounds to the rock-steadybeat and I’rophetProductions is presentingttle origin.’"The same being true of a from the audience,in honesty,if it finallytoreggaeintheearlv1970s, third annual Bob Marie}’ Birthday inS an Diego Music as a Phenomena religioushum or a typicallove song, wasn’t for the programscirculated, The Wailersbroke up to pursuesolo Cc, ncertonSaturdayt:ebruarySth~ilhPol"Ice... both manifestationsof, let’s say, a whichgave a briefingon the concerts, careersafter their I.P Burning.Marle~ performancesby the Small Axe Band Music, as a phenomenon, has betweenthe composerand the objector "chemicalreaction" between humanity most of the scheduledmusical pieces soonbecame one of themost inl]uential lrom .lamaica and Shagnatt) h-ore undergraduatereps, 2 policereps and 1 acquiredan unprecedentedrole ever subject giving rise to the musical andwhat can be sensed..,our reality. couldbe thoughtto havebeen an array Bob Marley musiciansin moderntimes as he spread Arizona.lhe program will begin at 8:30 graduaterep. lhc (’ommitteewax gixcn sincehumankind appeared on the faceof composition. p.m. at the CarpentersHall 24th and investigativeandhea,ing capabiliti,;,,. the earth.Humanitty. perceiving its At variouspoints during one concert, of noisesorganized to be playedin a reggaethroughout the v, orld,and scores One of the pieces played at one Broadwaystreets in (;oldcnHill. For cspcciall.~for complaints against police environment,"somehow" discovered the a numberof peoplein the audiencehad disorganized fashion; with no of artistssuch as, EricClapton.Mike concert,"Obeisance." can thereforebe moreinlormation call 283-1566 or 233- officersand xiolationsol established abilitywithin itself to transducewhat it theirhands up to theirchins, as in a perceiveable meaning whatsoever Jagger,Paul Mc(’artnexand Ste~,ie saidto be theoutcome of whatthe piece’s thinkingposition. It can verywell be (except "perhaps"to the composer). Wonderintegrated his musicinto their 4271. proccdt,rcs. In addition,the Cornmittcu saw. thought or felt. into precise composer,Margo N. Simmons,saw, felt wasgiven a rolein theselection ol IIe~A organizedsounds of noises¯In this assumed that these people’s body Nevertheless,"technically speaking," all ¯ ~: ~ork. or thoughtfrom the chantof a Navaho policeofliccrs at IrCSI). manner. "primitive" people’s language exhibited a desire to of the piecesperformed at Atomicafe "~ ’"’: "V’!~’ Along~,ith his deep religious belief of The Chieftans healing ceremony. Whether the Concertswere still "music": the product confrontationwith the sun came to be understandand evensense the "meaning Rastalarianism,Marlc~ held strong In additionto the iornlationoi the particular "sounds or noises" of lheintcrnationall.,,-rcno,,~ncd Irish symbolizedthrough the sounds of a of the music" being played.Yet the of a humanbeing’s desire to bringabout political~ic~s. both of which were Sttidcnt-PoliccRelations Commitlce. "Obeisance"seem pleasantor inane to group,Ihe (’hieltans,~ill appearat religiouschant. In a similarway. the plea "obvious"unfamiliarity of the majority "somethingfrom his (or hers!)human the [ask korce reportoutlines htoad an audience;or if themusical structure expressedin his rot, sic. Marlcv’s political II(’SI)’s Mandc~illc Auditoriuna of huntersto their"God" or godsfor a of the audiencewith respect to the scenarioby representingit with noises or xiewsalmost cost him his lilt.Marlcv procedureson therole of campuspolice of thepiece does not comply with a pre- Wedncsda),l:cbruar,, 2nd, at 8 pro. kill.became manifested by thebeat made "’experimentalmusic" presented at sounds, by AlfonsoMunoz duringdctnonstrations, inchtding the set styleor typeof music,it doesn’t NONIg BUT wasseen as a strongsupporter (7t Prime when hittinga hollowlog in rythmic lhc (hicftansare the most tamous use of photograph).Man~ student’, matter,"Obeisance" is nevertheless OURRBLVg8 ;.~" !. MinisterMichael Manle~’s socialist patterns. In short, all of what CAN FREE go,,crnmcntand in thewake of political exponentsol Irishtraditional music in cornplamcddttring ]ask I’orce heating:,,, music: the evidenceof an existent OUR MINDfJ " the~otld: ~ith a tollo~ingthat extends that the c~er present police humankindwas able to perceive:the sky. reality in this case an Indian violenceamong left and right-wing the stars and the sea; their fellow / farbeyond folk music enthusiasts, lhe,, photographerat campus gathering,, ceremonial chant . as viewed by a factionsin Jamaica,Marley ~,~’as the human.~..,the individualcould "in some ha~e appeared on Saturday Night imposeda "’chillingcllect’" on their human being Margo N. Simmons victimof an attackOn I)eccmber5th manner"be transformedinto that which I.iveon an episodeseen by a record50 treedolnol cxprcsionand in lactacted tt~ throughan acousticmedium. 1976.his homein Jamaicawas stormed is "now"given the name of music.]hat RobertNester Marie)’ was bornin the millionpeople and ha~c released12 intimidatestttdent~,. In addition,the parishof St. Ann, Jamaicain February by thugswielding atttomatic guns and word,art or whateverit is,that someone The same can be claimedof all the riddledhis home with bullets. Marlcy’s albumso~,er the last 211 ~,ears. Ihc} ha~c reportoutlines the processand manner mightdefine as the manifestationof an musical pieces performedso far at 6th1945. His father was a Britisharmy attractedra~e re, icesthroughout the in whicha gatlacringix to bc dispersed captainstationed there during Britain’s wife, Rita was shot in the head but existent reality as ~iewed by MandevilleRecital Hall. fortunatelythe bullet did not penetrate world:typical is thestatement b’, Bob lhc iaskForce v, as formedalter 25 colonialperiod, and his motherwas a humanity through the medium of For example,"River Stud}’,.... Claypool.critic fo, the llou.~ton Po.~t. student’acre forcibly c.iectcd b.~ campus a nativeJamaican. Bob Marley’sparents the brain. Bob Marlev was hit. soundand silence, programatic piece descriptive of puncturing his breast and passing that"If there is a morebeautiful nausica, I police,with no priorwarning, while separatedwhen he was 8 )’earsold. and highlightsof a day’simpressions of a car through his shoulders. Howe~cr, soundin allthe world than that made b) picketinga receptionhosted bx Iv( The AtomicafeConcerts that have he moved with his mother to Trench journey,from the Stanislaus River to the Marley, his manager and wife all The Chicftans.I haven’t heard it." President l)a~id Saxon tot nc~h beenperiodically performed throughout Town, thelast and present quarters, gi’,e the PacificOcean," as expressedby the recoveredfrom the attack and he lhis is a show not tO he missed. appointedChancellor Atkinson. Ihc Workingtheir way out of poverty. audienceattending the opportunityto composer,Daniel A. Sonneborn.1he continuedtouringand recci~cd the Tickets are $6 and $7 for U(’SI) picketers,organized b3 the Associated experiencehas the immenseversatility "reality’"being manifested in this case: a Bob Marley’smother remarried in 1963 heightof acclaim ~’ith the tamous students;$7 and$8 forfaculty, staft and StudentsCouncil, were protestingthe that music has as a manifestationof river..,its originsand its eventual and immigrated to the U.S. Bob Madison Garden Concert ol 1978 a otherstudents: and $g and$9 forgcneralselectionof ChancellorAtkinson h~ a humanity’s thoughts, feelings and com,ergence with the sea. remainedin Jamaica,with his best friend landmarkevent for reggaethat firmly admission.For ticketinformation call searchcommittee that allov, cd littleor Bunny Wailer to pursue his musical 452--4559. no studentinput into the decision. reactionsto our environmeat. It can he arguedthat "’reality" only }.establishedthe musicin thiscountr career.Marley’s first recorded single, And in 1979,Marley who was alreadya ’o’I’o’~lCl’I’o’~4k~l~¢~gIo’I’o’I411’I’o’l° Manv ol the pieces performed encompassesthe physicalaspects of lhe Il"I JudgeNot, was madein 1961 at the age long-timesource of inspirationfor (althoughnot all), each uniquely distinct world. However, when dealing with of sixteen.Emerging from the Kingston in its structure,color and style,are music,"reality" can take on a different Africanfreedom fighters, performed at ghetto of Trench Town, Bob Marley the celebrationmarking the birth of TIVAL ANIMATION gcnerall,,rect:i~ed b) most of the meaning.Reality being "’practically" formedthe Wailers two yearslater with ~OLA JOLLALLA MUSEUMMUSEUM OFOF CONTEMPORARY ART Zimbabwe. audience~ith such remarksas: "’that anythingthat can he perceived. his friends Bunny Wailer and Peter soundsv.ierd" or "whatthe hell is this’?" I $4.50at AdvanceOutlets Only: Since feelings,thoughts and ideas l-osh.The Wailersreleased their first Marleydied in hissleep on MayI I th Friday,Feb. 4 7:00& 9:30p.m. Yet,each ol the pieces is justlyentitled to I~ $5.00at theBox Office. (includingpolitical ideas) can single Simmer Down in 1964. 1981 at the age ot36 in a WestGerman ForInformationIniormation call: Saturday,Feb. 5 ,, / 4:00.7:004:00.7:00 & 9:30 p.m. be advocatedas music. "sensed",these can be thoughtof as Withina few yearsthe Wailersreceived hospitalwhere he had beentreated for I (619)454-02674540267 oror (714) (714)784-1668784 Sunday,Feb.Feb. 66 2:00, 2:00,4:00,7:00&9:30p.rn.4:00, 7:00 & 9:30p.m. Music, because no matter what existentrealities very much a part of internationaldistribution and acclaim as lung,liver and brain cancer. reason,drive or purposelays behind everydaylife , andcertainly capable of each composers’decision to "create" "inspiring"composers to writemusic. 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Police financialaid will culminate on March7. 1887.Shorth’ before he was murderedbr everygigantic villainy, and frightful Jails,judges and executioners, police, Quaker discussiongroup on draft immediatelrIired upon the crowd of 7 PM: UCSD PoliticalFilm Series. The U.S. StudentAssociation and It(" thestate, Parsons made a.final speech, parentof allcrimes. Every great robbery armiesand navies, pestilence, misery and resistance,conscientious objection, etc. Noon: BRITS OUT OF IREI,AND! workersgathered there, killing several thatwas everperpetrated upon a people ignoranceand debauchery,and evilsof i.a JollaFriends Meeting. 456-1020. Academy Awards Best Foreign Film ProtestQueen’s Visit to San Diego! Studentl.obby are amongorgani/ations fromwhich excerpts follow. co-ordinatingplanned demonstrations and wounding more than 200. Eight has beenby virtueof and in thename of allkinds of highand low degree, all flow 7he Gar+h’n+?/’ the FYn=i-(’ontini.~ Rally at New Town Park. India and G Anarchistswould have neitherrulers anarchists who were active in the law.By thistool oftheives the great mass fromone fountain: that flowing fountain directedby VitlorioDe Sicaand Kanal Sreets, downtown San Diego. Rally on thousandsof collegeand university nor law makersof any kind. campusesfrom coast to coasl.To get struggle .for an 8-hour workday, of the peoplewho inhabitour planet of human woe is the economic or directed by Andrzej Wajda. Free organizing committee: 263-4335, WED. FEB. 9 involvedlocally, contact the UCSI) including Albert Parsons, were Anarchyis a freesociety where there is havebeen robbed of theirequal right to industrialsubjection and enslavement of admission.I.ICSD Tt, H 107. Committee evenings. II CommitteeAgainst Registration and the prosecutedand .h~und guilty, even no concentratedor centralizedpower, theuse of thesoil and of allother natural man to man. for World Democracy.452-2016. 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Parsonsand six of his comradeswere propertyand its ownersextract tribute circulation. condemnedto death, and the eighth Anarchistshold that it is wrongfor one our fair earth has been times without AID RESTRI(’TIONS~ A two-week fromthe propertyless. Theright to liveis 7:311PM: Magicand Musicfeaturing defendantwas sentenced to.f(fteen years personto prescribewhat is the right numberdeluged in humanblood. By the 6 PM: Free, confidential draft madea privilegeby law,granted by law, the AmazingBosco and Los Alacranes in prison.Man.r hundreds of thousands actionfor anotherperson, and then instrumentalityof this tool, cowards and counselingwith professionalNational which is granted or denied by the Majados.Church building at 54thand El protestedthe outcome ol’the trial for the compelthat personto obey that rule. thieves,tyrants and usurpers are robbing l.awyersGuild legal workers.3000 E possessorto thedispossessed. Cajon. Peace ResourceCenter. 265- HavmarketAnarchists were obviously Whoeverprescribes a ruleof actionfor their fellows of their substance, Street.233-1701. "The CurrentCrisis in Mexico anotherto obeyis a tyrant,an usurper 0730. victims of hysteriaperpetrated hv despoilingthem of theirnatural rights 7 PM: RegentsLecturer Peter Davis and an enemyof liberty.All political In conclusion,I will say. compulsion is and the RevolutionaryLeft" rightists,packed juries and a biased and deprivingthem of liberty.... The presentshis film Heart.~and Minds. I law,statute and common, gets its right to slavery,and those disinherited of their judge. legalright of thecapitalist to rentand UCSD TLH 107. UCSD Visual Artsand operatefrom the statute: therefore all naturalrights must hire out and serve SUN. FEB. 13 --atalk by Dan LeBotz of International Socialists-- Yearslater, in 1893,Illinos Governor interestand profit is theabsolute denial CommunicationsDepartments. politicallaw is statutelaw. A statutelaw of thenatural rights of labor.Free access andobey the oppressingclass or starve. A hgeld "pardoned"the defendants, 7:30 PM: Two surrealistfilms: Luis Thursday, February 10th 7:00 pm is a writtenscheme by which cunning to themeans of productionisthe natural There is no other alternative.Some admitting the state had "’never BunuersL ’Aged’Or and JeanCocteau’s 6 PM: Love L~ Disarmingwine and takesadvantage of the unsuspectingand rightof everyoneable and willingto thingsare priceless, chief among which is Gameroom Conference Room, Student Center discoveredwho.., threw the bomb. " He Blood of a Poet. l.a Jolla Museumof cheeseparty with live entertainment. providesthe inducmentto do so, and work.it is thelegal right of thecapitalist lifeand liberty. A freeman is notfor sale confessedthe evidencedid not °’show ContemporaryArt. 700 Prospect.454- Abraxas School. Gresham and (2nd floor,above Gameroom/televisionarea) protectsthe one who does it. In other to refusesuch access to labor,and to take or hire. ant connectionwhatsoever between the 3541. Hornblend.Pacific Beach. California words,a statuteis thescience of rascality from the laborerall the wealththey from:Famous Spee,.hes of theEight Chica.eo sponsoredby: UCSD ProgressiveCoalition defendantsand the (person)who threw Nuclear Weapons No First Use or thelaw of usurpation.Ifa few sharks Anarchists;Ed. l.ucy Parsons. Arno Press, 7:30 PM: LambdaPride meeting. 298- (thebomb). createover and abovea baresubsistence Campaign.local affiliate fundraiser. robhumanity of allthe earth,turn them for allGwingthem the privilegeof NY.1969. 4379. 12 Steries In She Keeping Us Sex Surgery Guessing Dr. JamesBurr from Ohio, is making a fortunewith a new form of sexual AlthoughMurray Weidenbaumhas surgery.It is called’SI500 Recon- steppeddown from the chairmanshipof struction’of women,which changes the the (’ouncilof EconomicAdvisors. he angleof vaginalaccess, so thatduring stilldoesn’t question the motives of his intercourse,the penis stimulates the ex-employer.In an interviewwith U.S. clitoris,but only with the male partner ),’eu~atul World R~7~ort. he notedthat on top. the Reaganadministration has "been --SpareRib tougher"on civilianprograms than on the military.But when asked why this mightbe so. he deadpanned,"i don’t know.Your guess is as goodas mine." --Dollars& Sense Motherhood’. It’s the Package Doesn’t Mix With Not the Food Politics Moreof yourgrocery money went for food packagingthan for food.The A CaliforniaSuperior Court judge has AgricultureDepartment says net farm TeachingAssistants Win Victory backeda manwho claims that his former incomedropped in 1981to 19.6billion wife’sinvolvement in left politics makes dollars,~hile the cost of packagingwhat Unions representinggraduate theUniversity of Michigan won the right heran unfitmother. In a questionable comesoff the farms soared to 23 billion. studentsemployed by universitiesas to collectivebargaining. Nationwide, ruling,Judge Gerald Ragan has allowed Ehe USDAsays that trend is likelyto TeachingAssistants, and in other severalnew organizingcampaigns are Ted Fishmanto retaincustody of his continuethis year. positions,have scored some important aimedat bringingthousands of graduatedaughterfor another six months, saying --DC Gazette gainsin recentyears. Last year, TAs at studentemployees the protections thatTina Fishman’s’fanaticai obsession offeredby unionrepresentation. And witha politicalcause" has "blinded her recently,t he Graduate Teaching Fellows to thetrue needs of a 10-to 12-year-old The firstannual ’high Marx’ awards Federationwon an importantgrievance. child." The unionwhich represents the 800 Tina Fishman, a member of the GraduateTeaching Fellows at the RevolutionaryCommunist Party, The tasksof the leftare hardand forthe left writer most in needof an Universityof Oregon has won an originallylost custody of 10-year-old thankless.There is seldomany reward or editorgoes to theRCP’s chairman, Bob importantarbitration decision. Riva in the summer of 1981, when acknowledgementfor achievementsby Avakian.Sample Avakian prose: "What ArbitratorCarlton Snow has ruled that Fishmanwas embroiled in seriousfelony left groupsor individuals.While I wantto do is speakto a numberof theU of O mustimplement a change in charges stemming from a 1979 government,business, the military and questionsrelated to thebasic analysis duesstructure as requestedby theGTFF demonstrationoutside the Whiteouse, otherestablishment figures are showered our partyhas made of the principal in Februaryof 1982.The University will directedagainst China’s then-Vice withhonors for success intheir fields, the contradictionin the world today, and its alsohave to compenstatethe union for PremierDeng Xiaoping. Ted Fishman,a left’saccomplishments areneither much relationshipto the fundamental thedues which have not been collected physicistwho works at Lockheed notenor longremembered. contradiction,andthis will specifically becauseof thedelay in implentingthe Missilesand Space Co., insisted that his Torectify this deplorable situation, it revolvearound what ! think is a request. formerwife was neglecting the child. is timeto reflectupon and immortalize confusion,and an importantconfusion In February,the union filed a request JudgeRagan. at a hearingDec. 20, forposterity some of theleft’s exploits, to strugglearound and get clarity over: to changethe dues structure from a flat might,well have given the father lestthey be lostforever under the thatis, theconfusion between, on the ratefor all members of thebargaining permanentcustody of thegirl had it not inexorablewheels of historyand class onehand, the storm centers or themain unitto a 4-tierstructure which is based beenfor a delugeof lettersand telegrams areaswhere revolution has occurred and struggle.Below. we commemoratesome on a G. TF’sFTE (Full-time Equivalency) protestingtheclearly sexist and political memorablemoments of recentleft the areas where conditions for appo.ntmentlevel. The University groundsof the case. Much of the history. revolutionhave been most favorable in pressure came from women’s and theworld (namely, generally speaking. objectedto payingfor the cost of The Every MushroomCloud Has a computerreprogramming which will be professionalgroups, as wellas fromthe the oppressednations of Asia,Africa left.In a compromise,thejudge ordered Silver Lining Award to the andLatin America or ’thirdworld" for necessaryto implememntthe request, Revolutionary Communist Party estimtedby theUniversity to be around onlya temporary6-month extension of short)and. on the otherhand, the thefather’s custody, although the ruling (RCP).Concerning nuclear war the questionof principalcontradiction. $700.The union contended that this was RCPwrote: "’It’s our party’s position a violationof the collective bargaining clearlysupported the father’s contention Thesequestions are not the sameand thatthe mother’s leftist political activity and lineand dedicationand program thisis importantto understand." agreementand discriminatedunfairly andour constant activity, that even if againstthe GTFF because the University endangersher child.The casewill be theyblow up everybodybut 500 people TheGolden Gloves Title goes to the had previouslyimplemented similiar reconsideredthis summer. there’sstill going to be a classstruggle, SpartacistLeague. a smallTrotskyist duesstructures for the other two unions In a pressstatement, Tina Fishman they’regoing to organizesociety .... And sect.The "Sparts," unable to injecttheir on campus(the faculty AFT local and pointedout that the ruling was intended ourparty is goingto do allits work so politicsbeyond their small numbers by the OregonPublic Employees Union, "to quiet the voice of women and that,even if sucha drasticsituation normalmeans in 1982,became known representingclassified employees). throughthis type of dirtypolitical developed,we’d have 50 communists fortheir goon squad tactics in attacking A grievancewas filed by theunion in blackmailprevent them from taking part otherleft groups’ demonstrations. organizingtherest of the450 to riseup Augustof 1982,after the University had in the greatmovements shaking the and overthrowthe system." The West Coast is Red Award was worldtoday." refusedto acceptthe union’s offer to pay --theGuardian TheWhich Side Are You On?Citation won by the AcademyAwards Program partof theimplementation costs and to goesto the SocialistWorkers Party Orchestra.The orchestraplayed the modifythe 4-tier structure in such a way (SWP), the major U.S. Trotskyist group, Internationaleoverthe air waves around that the computercosts would be whose mayoralcandidate from San theworld each time the motion picture minimized. "Reds"won an academyaward. Jose,Tom Tomasko, recently stated that The arbitratorruled that the he "wouldbear arms for the U.S.if TheNice Try but No ExplodingCigar Universitywas obligatedunderthe drafted."would dutifully"report anyone Certificategoes to the FirstAnnual contractto implementthe union’s Scientists and who asked me about classified RadicalHumor Conference held in New originalrequest at no charge. information"to the FBI, and claimed to YorkCity. Tired of thehumorlessness of Thearbitration decision comes on the Pentagon Clash have"no reservations about working on theleft and boring rallies with 25 boring speakers,the HumorConference tried eve of the openingof new contract weapons",asking rhetoricaslly, "After negotiationsbetween the U of Oregon all,aren’t the missiles that Lockheed for a breakthroughbut ended up Scientistsand military authorities and the GTFF.Negotiations for the clashedthis Augustat an optical makessupposed to defendfreedom of presenting25 boringstand-up left union’sfourth two-year contract are speech?"Tomasko is appealingthe comics.Better luck next time. instrumentationconference held in San scheduledto begin on February15, 1983. Diego.Only days before the conference government’sdenial of security The Order of Marx, with two clearanceto work at a Lockheed began,the Pentagon sent warnings to all Grouchoclusters, goes to thejournal participatingDepartment of Defense weaponsplant. TheoreticalReview (TR) for their parodyof anotherjournal, Line of (DoD)contractors that defense-related The William Randolph Hearst March.a somber,pro-Soviet "Journal FREEDOM papersmust be clearedby the DoD. Memorial Trophy for Yellow of Rectificaton."TR’s parody is "March Althoughthe warningwas consistent Journalismwas won hands down by FROM withofficial regulations, it caused chaos inl, ine.a Journalof Replication"with¯ duringthe conference---includingthe Challenge,newspaper of theProgressive sucharticles as "Forwardinto the Past: RELIGION LaborParty for its bombastic headlines. Pre-1956Marxism for the 1980s"and withdrawalof over 100 scheduled SampleChallenge full-page headline: Information Paekot papers--andanger in the scientific "Zen Marxism:What is the Soundof community.An editorialin Sciem’e "ECONOMIC CRISIS SPELLS OneLine Arguing with Itself?." DEATH FOR WORLD’S WORKERS; Send$1.00 to calledthe DoD’s action a "raid"and a WE MUST CHOOSE: EITHER A CreamPie in the Face,for worst AmericanAtheists "’humiliation,"and suggestedthat it COMMUNIST REVOLUTION OR senseof humor,goes to LineOf March P. O. Box2117 mightindicate an "emergenttilt (of the WAR AND FASCIST BARBARISM." whosniffed that the TR parodywas "a Austin,TX 78768-2117 DoD)toward reliance upon preemptiv: badcase of theundergraduate giggles." TheOrder of theCrossed Blue Pencils powers." adapted.fromthe Guardian --Sciencefor the People