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Communications Board Mediates communicatiort media at UCSD." The Communication Board con ists of two students appointed by each college government, two undergraduates appointed by the AS , two graduate students and two faculty memb rs, Control of Campus Media and one representative appointed by the Dean of Student Affairs. This is the third year that the Triton Times Hotly Contested has be n the only publication that the Communications Board has funded on a major scale. In its first year of operation the Time Steve Landau was funded equally with the Indicator, until the Contributing Editor Control over campus media is an issue over latter went bankrupt later that year. which many a college campus has had its share In its new constitution the Communications Editor's note : (This is the first of two ar­ of bitter struggles. UCSD, in its short history, ticles discussing campus media in the Board codifies what had already been a de has seen a procession of student publications, facto policy. A distinction is made between Un iversity of California and the force s that and much conflict over their nature and means control them. This article looks at the official and other student media . The of funding . The appearance of a third student Communications Board has formally as umed Communications Board and the three publication on the scene a few weeks ago makes UCSD student publications. On Friday the the role of owner and/or publisher of the three the field even more crowded. official media provided for- a newspaper, radio Regents and the Canaday resolution will be Up until now the battle over campus media station, and yearbook . This currently includes dflcu.•• d.) has been waged on a local level- between the Triton Time and KSDT ; the last yearbook competing staffs, between different factions on to be published was in 1967. the same staff, between the staff and college The official media get the lion's share of governments andL9r administrators. The title available funds. But they also are subjected to a of "campus newspaper" ha s been hotly far greater degree of control by the contested at times, as have the limited amount Communications Board than are the other Karl Keating of student funds available. media . Since they are official student meJia, the Board retains the authority to insure that body for complaint and could conceivably Regents Tbicke~ Plot they are fulfilling their service function to the censure newspaper policies or particular community. articles. For the most part, though , the editor­ Now the plot has thickened with the in-chief (or station manager ) is delegated appearance of the UC Board of Regents on the Control of Board is Slight responsibility in most areas, much as the scene. Their input into the student newspaper Chancellors are delegated powers by the scene has yet to be determined . This will be Regents. discussed further in the next article in this The Board has never exercised prior What about the oth r m dia ? Over the years series. censorship, and its control over day-ta-day the Triton Times alone ha n't seemed to sati fy For the time being it is the UCSD operations is light. However, it has always had the journali tic craving of the entire student Communications Board which continues to review power over chief executives of all body. The Indicator continued publishing for serve as a forum for the resolution of conflicts media , and this year will choose the editor-in­ quite some time after 10 ing its fund , but I regarding campus media. This body , advisory to chief of the Triton Times from applicants (as now defunct. Dimension popped up last year the Chancellor, was e tablished , according to well as tation manager of KDST ,. and , along with the Indicator, received minimal its constitution " to provide for the promotion, Beyond that its power re ts mainly with funds from the Board . Manuel de Jesus Hernandez maintenance, and regulation of campus critici m after the fact ; it serves as an appeal (continued on page 3)

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Advi e to ucce or Chancellor Heynes to Step Heyne said he would advise hi uccessor "always to make Med School Explai~s decisions on the basis of what is right for the campus. You can never use as a compass what any group tells you and you Down Before June 30 cannot survive as a political organism ." The hancellor said he wa depressed with the shape of the Berkeley campu . ''I'm .Minority Program Craig Oren in pired by how sturdy and tough the campus i ." Assistant City Editor He warned that the campus could be jeopardized by budget I?obert Miller Daily Californian cuts. " I'm very very troubled about under support. We need Stoff Writer money to attract the best faculty and for experimental BERKELEY (U IPRESS) hancellor Roger Heynes programs." Heynes attributes budget cuts to " the negative announced Friday that he has resigned hi post at the image" of the campus and " the general public skepticism, University of California, Berkeley. His resignation will take about higheredu ation." effect when his successor is chosen, but no later than June 30. This problem isn't limited to California ,. he added: Heyne Heynes, who has b en Chancellor since 1965 , said he will accept denied charges that he ha s been "overly lenient" with campu an appointment at the University of Michigan. There he will be protesters here. " . think if you look at the kind of people who a profes or of Psychology and Education and will do research say I've been too lenient and the kind of p opl who say I'm too at the c nter for the tudy of higher education. The Chancellor tough , you'd probably conclude I ve don a good job" he said told a crowded news conference in California Hall that he wa rily. resigning " for a variety of personal, family , and professional Formal Announcement reasons . Health wa a factor , but not a primary one," Heynes Heynes made the formal ~nnouncment after informing his who suffered a mil h art attack last January said . " A campu staff which filed omberly out of the room after heanng the such as B rkeley places many demands on one, demands that news. Heyn himself seemed more relaxed than during past cannot b d legated no matter how competant your staff is. "I appearances in the usual lines of worry appeared absent from find I can no longer meet the demands," he ontinu d. hi face . U President Charle Hitch said he accpeted th He empha iz d that ". am not mad at anyone, anybody. I am resignation "with a deep feeling of sad ne , for he !Heynes ) nota casualty, I'm nota martyr." has m ant much to me and even more to th University. He has No Pre sure from Regents presided over the Berkeley campus duril)g on of the mo t ". find I can work a 10 hour day, I can no longer work a 16 difficult time in its history and the academic communty and hour day ." Heyn al 0 denied reports that pressure from the the state are deeply in his debt. " UC Board of Regent was the cause of the resignation. "There William French Smith, th Conservative chairman of th hasn 't b en the slightest pressure from th Regents." Heyne R gents, al 0 greet d the news with "regret". We are grateful said. "Th re hasn 't b en any concerted effort to my knowledge to him for his dedicated ervice to the University." to remove m ." "Roger Heynes' departure will b a great loss to Berkeley" In a brief statem nt to 52-year old Chancellor said,"Taking said Mark hristianson, Chairman of th Academic enate. " I many consideration into account, I've decided to continue my believe in year to come he will b en a having been a greal career in higher education in a different capacity. In particular chancellor ... "Th faculty owes Roger He nes a great debt of • hav wanted the time to tudy the organizational problems of gratitud ." the univ r ity today and to teach in that area. One of Heyn s predece ors, Edward trong, aid " I'm very "For this has b en a diffi ult deci ion ," Heyne read in a orry h feels the need to re ign. He has done very fine rving calm steady voic . " ... even in it mo t difficult mom nts a a chanc llor and. a urn that h an't carry n I'm sorry Mrs. IJeyn sand • have not regr tt d our decision to com here ... " Oeci ion Made With Relu ctan e "My d cision to I ave ha s b en mad with th greatest rcluctan e." lIeyne expres ed confidenc that th Regent would ppoint a hi ucc s or " a man who ha worked with the faculty and th campu community. I'd be very surpri d if my suc sor did not have the kind of upport I'v r ceiv d. I don 't think the Board of Reg nts will mak a politi al appointm nt. " H yn s said he had d cid d la t April, before last pring' r con titution and hi hart atta k last July, to begin to think about accepting opportuniti I wh r . When. came to Berkeley ix year ago, I told my taff that. thought one could u up hi s energy and credit within fivp to ven year . I think I've don pretty well. " he said. (continued on page 2) Sum r Study Program Medical School (continued from page I) Communi(ations Board Medic-tes Students Approve AS ~ e f ere ndum (continued from page 1) In I y Announced other people in this screening process," said Dr. Simon. The three resolutions on last week 's AE According to Palcic, this vote will have no As a result, a special subcommittee of the admissio~s board Now there is the Tbird World paper, which and the Indicator were no different. It was felt referendum were passed by a vote of the tangible effect on the campus commu nity. seeks to give voice to yet another viewpoint on that the right-of-center faction on campus had Naples, Rome, and Florence will serve as sites for a new was formed . It is headed by Dr. Percy Russell , who IS on the undergraduates. The resolutions covered the " They were Motherhood resolutions, a campus. This newspaper grew out of an no regular forum . Says Keating : "The Times summer stl·dy program to be conducted by members of the faculty of the Med School. The subcommittee is composed of questions of the legitimacy of campus strikes, continuation of the gung-ho, Sljltus-quo feeling arrangement last year with the Triton Times still doesn 't present the material we can University of California, Davis faculty. Sponsored by UCD administrators, faculty, and students who are also on the student violence, and the ability of the AS on campus. It was really hard to say no to a Extension, the program is open to students and faculty of regular committee. There are also some additional minori ty whereby two four-page supplements were present; even if it were an ideal newspaper Council to pass resolutions in the name of the published. This year the Third World Editor, resolution that favored the use of violence," colleges and universities throughout the state. students from the Med School who serve exclusively on the there would still be a need for ours." student body. said Palcic. subcommittee. All members of the smaller group rotate the Manuel de Jesus Hernandez, and his staff The Third World paper's raison d'etre is The announcement was made Friday, November 13, at a sought a separate structure; his paper will Over 60 per cent approval of the three Sheerin said that Palcic had'urged the voters time spent on the committee with other members. summed up by a quote from the BSC/MA YA questions was given by the students. A total of colloquim on the Davis campus of faculty and graduate publish on alternate Wednesdays and he would demands for Third College, although the paper to waste their ballots by registering a vote of This subcommittee serves as a liason to the entire 1310 voted which is 31 per cent of the students concerned with medieval studies. The summer like to be able to expand to eight-page editions. has no ofCicial connection with the college: "We abstention. admissions board. To protest the smaller group from becoming undergraduate enrollment. session, entitled "Medieval and Renaissance Program in isolated and from lOSing its perspective, the subcommittee now seek to learn about ourselves from a Italy," will offer twelve UCD Extension credits, convertible, TW Paper Classified Student Opinion Journal According to Mike Palcic, AS President, ;'This action IS a charactenstic example of interviews all of the applicants, not just those from the minority perspective." Palcic's arrogant contempt for the expression on many campuses, to regualr credits with the consent of minority community, said Dr. Russell. these resolutions only serve to re-affirm appropriate departments and deans. Because Communications Board by-laws already existing policy. It ha s been the of the student's opinion . The referendum results The Ponte Vecchio, Florence. This well-known bridge across TW Paper Aimed at Entire Community are a clear repudiation of that arrogance, " said specify that only one medium of ~ach type shall philosophy of the University that it is not tbe Arno has been in continuous use since the 14tb century. Recruitment Objectives Publicized Sheerin. . Professors William M. Bowsky (History), Sherwood A. be recognized, the other publicatIOns have According to a lead editorial in the first legitimate to pass resolutions in the name of the Fehm (Art), and Enrico MarelIi (Literature) will be program The primary function of the subcommittee is to publicize tht students, to condone violence and to approve of Palcic had previously stated that the recruitment objectives and to screen the minority students gained recognition as student opinion journals. edition, the paper will help minority students instructors. Each will teach a course in his own specialty, The ladleator was a journal of " leftist" opinion ~tud e nt strikes. referendum was totally irrelevant and with more personal attention. "express (their ) goals and aspirations, the integrating content with visits to sites of artistic, lDU!1 and Dimenlioa a journal of " moderate" "I'm not at all surprised with the results. meaningless . He had urged an abstention " It is the purpose of this subcommittee to inform the present issues on campus and how they affect architectura I, and historic interest. The courses will be opinion. us, the educational and social life in the These resolutions were difficult to vote against. recorded by the students to show that they have minority communities that there is no basis to the ~lief that a taught in English and will emphasize such topics as the The San Jose Demonstrators The TIdrd World paper is also classified as a The students showed that they were against to continue to live within the regulations. minority studen t will be reTllsed entrance Into a medIcal school University and how it relates to us and our development of the Italian city-states from commune to student. opinion journal, but Hernandez sees it violence and that they favored constructive SAN JOSE, Calif. (CPS )-Student leaders here are saying if he is qualified. We want to dispel this attitude and communities." Thus, it states, the paper will There was an effort by a group called Flat principate; the works of Giotto, Leonardo da Vinci , and as a newspaper. "Calling ita journal is based on serve as a means of communication among action to alleviate the problems. I'd like to see Michelangelo ; the concepts "Middle Ages," " Humanism." and that the pelting of President Nixon's car several weeks ago by the minority studen ts to apply. This in turn helps to focus Earth Society to get the students to record a the premise that it presents biased opinion," he minority students, as well as being aimed at the some of this peaceful, constructive action," vote of abstention on the resolutions. According "Renaissance; " and the writings of Dante, Boccaccio, Lorenzo anti-war demonsrators did not constitute " thE' 1reatest danger attention of the minority community on the Med School. " says. "The Trit.. Times has an all-around entire UCSD community. said Palcic. to a member of this group, this drive was de' Medici, and Ma chiavelli. Optional Italian lessions will be to the life of an American president since the death of John Dr. Russell. Kennedy," as the national press has reported. In 1968, the first year of operation by the Med School , campus objectivity; we have an all-around The Triton Times, as the campus newspaper, The referendum was sponsored by two employed to show that a yes vote merely offered free of ch~rg e. TbIrd World objectivity." Hernandez also San Jose State College student body president Bill Langan was not a count of how many minority students were generally has the responsibility of providing Revelle freshman , Mike Sheerin and Shannon reflected continuation of previous policy and asserts that his paper doesn't identify with The program, in its entirety, will last nine we(;!ksand will has written a letter to Nixon condemning the violence, and since no research was done on those applications to determine balanced news coverage, as well as access to Walker, through a petition they had circulated. that a no vote was an important action. The blaming it on a handful of non-student agitators. Langan said either the political right or left. " We aren't opinion columns for a wide range of viewpoints. society felt an abstention showed that the vote include visits to Montecassino, Orvieto, Todi , Assisi , Lucca , the racial background of the student. Yet because of the operating on a political basis; we (the Third Concerning the vote results , Sheerin said that Pisa, Spoleto, Siena, and S. Gimignano. Students will leave San press reports had blown the incident out of proportion, and increased err ort to enroll more iminori ty students. the Me(\ According to 'IT chief Haywood Gammon, the was meaningless. World community) just have a problem to solve the voters had demonstrated their faith in an Francisco for Rome, via a regularly scheduled TWA flight, on nature of the other publications on campus is effective AS government that the present indicated that "provacateurs" in the crowd were probably not School had taken such a count for 1969, 1970, and presently for and are trying to solve it. " Between 17 per cent and 21 per cent voted to Wednesday, June 30, 1971. They will return, via TWA, from associated with any of the student anti-war groups. something entirely diCf erent, since they do not government apparently does not share. 1971. Karl Keating, managing editor of Dimension abstain on the three resolutions. The 31 per cent Milan on September 2. Chris Mosler, director of the SJS Student Community In 1969 approximately 70 minority students applied. Out of have these obligations. " We are able to give would take issue to that statement. He classifies adequate representation to all viewpoints, but "The election represents a fatigue with turnout compares with 27 per cent in last May 's Involvement Project, says people from his organization these se~en were accepted and enrolled. In 1970, 140 applied of meaningless disorder, infantile revolutionists presidential run-off, and the 22 per cent which Cost of the summer study program is $1460. This includes the Third World paper as being leftist-oriented. they want to be able to express their ideas to the cleaned up the debris after the incident, and found little to who~ 14 were enrolled. Presently 120 applications from and repressive tolerance," said Sheerin. approved the new AS Constitution. course fees (students are required to take all three courses warrant any "grave danger." He also lumps the Communications Board into fullest extent without editing, and there's no minority students have been received with two months left for this category and charges that the body uses offered ), transportation to and from Italy, excursion and Mosler, who was also present during the demonstration, filing in which the bulk of the applications normally arrive. good reason why they shouldn't be able to." admission fees within Italy, semi-private room , and board said , "I've been in worse rock fights when I was 10 years old. According to Dr. Russell, the process of "word-of-mouth" is political criteria to determine which The Slacks: (three meals a day) . We had marshalls covering the whole area and none reported primarily responsible for publicity concer ning recruitment in organization should or should not receive that anything like a hailstorm of rocks attacking the minority communities. funding . liD CUSTOM There are no prerequisites. The program is open to a motorcade. " "The black and brown medical students here are very effective CONTOURS maximum of forty-five students, and pre-Christmas Cliff Mattoi , a reporter for the SJS Daily Spartan, means for making the recruiting work . Meetings and Dimension Drops 'Moderate' Classification enrollment is strongly suggested. Deposits from partiCipants Moderately flared, heel­ concurred: "I saw hardly any rock throwing. Most of the stuff discussions with their peers are the staple of our recruitment to-toe slant, flap must be received no later than January 15, 1971. thrown was wadded up pieces of leaflets that were passed out program," said Dr. Russell. Dimension, which has been publishing on a bi­ monthly basis for over a year now, 'recently pockets. No-iron solids, before the demonstration." stripes and paHerns Interested persons should contact Mrs. Rosalie Trew; Just before the missles began flying, Nixon stood atop the EOP to Help Witb Program dropped the classification of "moderate" from ,,0 to $12 a pair. Program Representative, UCD Extension, Box HH , Davis, hood of his limousine, faced the demonstrators, and waved its logo. A recent editorial by Keating would EO? will begin to participate in the recruitment program in California 95616, Telephone (916) 752-2381. both his arms in this common " V" symbol. Smiling, he turned seem to be a battle-p lan for the campus right­ to an aide and said , "That's what they hate to see. " the Spring and in the future . Acccording to Tony Valencia, wing faction to seize power from the left. This move so outraged the demonstrators, said Mosler, that EOP director at UCSD , the connection between the Med School It is the issue of support that has made the CONTRUVERSIAL they began throwing things at the President. One object, first and EOP in recruitment has been non-existent due to the heavy Communications Board a vital body. Its thought to be a rock but later proved to be an egg , whizzed by workload for EOP . members solicit funds from campus funding BOOK STORE Nixon's ear and hit a Secret Service man . Valencia said the EOP's con nection in the Spring and in the sources, the two primary ones being ASUCSD "' They weren 't throwing rocks," sa id Mosler, "Most of them future will be to work in helping minority students already and University Registration Fees. This year were just pissed off by the "V" sign, and began wadding up the enrolled in the Med School to recruit the minorities. they received $17,000 from the AS , an increa leaflets they had in their hands, and threw them. "EOP wants to establish a program that will guarantee thaI of some $4 ,000 over last year. The $19 ,.425 A Greyhound bus carrying the White House press corps was communication between the Med School and the minority received from Regents Fees was the fIrst said to have had one of its windows pierced by a rock . Mosler community is established so that the recruitment program will support received from that body for regular says, "We have been trying to rind out where that bus is. Both not just be a hi~ and miss affair, " said Valencia. operations. (Both bodies gave supplemental allocations to the media during the course of the San Francisco and San Jose depots deny having it. We Target Figure for Entering Minority Stduents searched the area looking for pieces of plexiglass, which those last year. ) bus windows are made of, and found none. The Triton Times received $21 ,000 in support Dr. Simon stressed tha t the Med School has set up a tar,.gel this year, a sum that is supplemented by When the polic~ responded to the demonstrators, they went figure for enteri ng minority students and that this figure after certain demonstrators in the crowd, pulled them behind a advertising revenues of nearly $17,000. KDST definitely differs from a quota . was allocated nearly $8,500. The remai nder of police van, and then let them out. "The police did not seem to "We aim for a number designed to fit into an over-all think the demonstration warranted that much of a reaction," the Communications Board 's $54,425 budget objective that could be supported even if it meant extra goes toward supplies and salaries for the Mosler said. "Only seven hard casualties were treated for first facilities or expenses would be required. If we reached the aid ." Communications Board, depreciation and UCSD Legal Defense Fund was reactivated to raise bail for C6rlos Calderone, Cbicano editor of target figure of if it was exceeded we would be happy, bu t if the capital equipment, and a reserve for programs According to Mosler, the police were blocking the amount of applications fell short we would be extremely "El Barrio", and for tbe defense of Angela Davis, and tbe ~Iedad Brotbers_Half tbe money raised demonstrators from 'reaching ixon when he stood atop his and projects. will go to Calderone wbo is charged witb soliciting for tbe commission of murder (for supposedly disappointed. It is from this reserve fund, some $3,000, that limousine, but when they began herding the crowd , they "A qu'ota is the reverse since it is apparent when a large bis participation in STP Day ), criminal syndicalism, and possession and manufacture of a fire directed it in the direction of the motorcade. "While being the Communications Board intends to fund the bomb. number of minority students apply but only a speCified number TbirOWorld paper. They have allocated $525 chased by the cops, [ came within 10 feet of Nixon's car," are admitted for certain reasons," said Dr. Simon. thus far for publications of four issues through Mosler reported. By that time, Nixon and other of£icials were He added that at present there is not target figure Ilor CRESCI'S C , M safe within their vehicles. January. The Board also prov,ides complete any specific plans for establishing one, although it is still production equipment free-of-charge to any The Secret Service has remained in San Jose to investigate No. 0,.. E... i ••, - hHda, '.roulh FriM, consideration. The recruitment program is always papers that wish to use them . the incident. No arrests have been made, bu t Nixon and Gov. subject to re-evaluation said Dr. Simon. 5:. t. . ,.. Reagan have called for indictments. No Funds Angers Keating Try ...... ,.,..,., "We Are Embryonic In Our Development" TUlSDU TNUISDU Dimension hasn 't received any fund ing this _, 11011 ...d.i,...... d.i<. " We can innovate, we can experiment, we ca n patch until year, and this has angered Keating. "The Board ..1M •• d ""VIr.,. ,.'.'0 .. 1M 0' other efforts taking place up and down the educational ladder tends to look at things through political "It ,I •• spectacles; either we (Dimension and Third ", take hold . There is no guarantee that our method is correct or ,I(kl •• ""'''0,. is the optimum possible in this type of program. There are no World ) should get equal funding or nothing . 'nitli. ,,..htlli '1.10 guarantees offered As a. developing school with an open­ According to Keating , Dimension will co ntinue (holl·hll) minded administration, faculty , and student body, we can be pUblication at the current level , ~ut is having 111M. roll. ""." ... The Look: more innovative that can an older school that is satisfied with trouble maintaining financial solvency. ", its policies. It must be remembered that we are still only Craig Starr, Co mmunications Board It..... embryonic in our development." stated Dr. Simon. . chairman and a Muir Senior, explained recently l0iii·' 111M. rolt . A-I', hHHo-Io. ,'.nt. CALCULATING According to both Dr. Russell and Dr. Simon it is still too that the lack of support for Dimension is ..1M . "It, "",.r.,. "",.r... HANlrT£N T-SHlR.TS The Slacks! early to justifiably evaluate the success of the program. basically due to practical considerations. Ife '1.10 '1 .10 rm "The increase in applica tions by minority students is cites their access to outside sources of funding WEDNESDAY FRIDAY basically due to word -of-mouth . ] think we 've convinced the as the main reason ; the paper gets its money The Action minority community that our effort in recruitment is not one of through outside contributions as well as IfIth'li. _, ""lis .""I... ,.1I't Man Slacks tokenism, " said Dr. Russell. advertising. According to Starr, the Third ..1M . lOll, "",,'... ..1M .... """'... IN YoUR CLOSET '1.1, '1.10 No-Iron solids, stripes Adolfo Correa, a first-year Med student was non-cimmltal World paller has been asked to get advertising, and plaids. about the program . He was not yet directly involved with the presumably enough to cover 50 per cent of its sa to It I pllrl dll(k •• ",cI.It,1 cr.kl"" recruiting but planned to help in the future. So far only a few of costs. ..1M . ,.11. "",., ... .hilt ,I d,os,i.. the minority students at the Med Schoo l have been able to As this controversy continues, UCSD 's '1.11 ralt.1Id ""'''... actively particiapte, but they too are limited because of their publications continue to deluge the campus with e individual study loads, said Correa . newsprint. In an average week three editions of Dr. Simon is happy with the prngram's progress to date ; but one or the other hit the campus. But how do they PIZZA at any tim.! liD PEGGER FLARES concerning its long-range objective of improving health care in view their relationships with each other and Fash ion and Casual PLAZA CAMINO REAL CRESCI'S C & M the United Sta tes, he feels it is too early to properly analyze or with the campus? Cloth.s for Men CARLSBAD even think abou t. "The Trltoa Times is fair in its news Deli and Restaurant (Melro Ticket ArCy) "The people at the Med School want this project: as wltb all presentation,(better than it was the last two 7833 Girard Avenu. 459 -5323 other programs here, to go as far or as fast as we would ute," years), and presents a wide range of opinion ," La Jolla, Calif. 92037 FASHION VAn, Or. Simon. concluded. uys Keating, "but its editorial policy is left­ 7914 GiTord Uberal, Eugene McCarthy." According to phone: 459·5191 La Jolla POle 2 Triton Time, November 17, 1970 Keating, Dlme ••loa started because the TllDet Triton Time, Noy.~ berI 7, 1970 Page 3 ~lection Returns LETTERS T9 THE EDITOR ,

tr ton Typica ll y, the article tiIlles and the Protestant ethic. " University of California, San Diego Defending Soc, 10 This quote is used to present presents no contructive ideas. u Joll.. California 92037 The Unruh Campaign In the latest issue of the . Dr. Lyman as one which holds Moreo ver, it appears that once l714) 453-2000, .xt. 1016, Advertising .xt 1017 • Dimension weekly there is a that the elimination of racism again the great conspiracy Lance Leven thaI commentary on the Sociology can only be brought about by aga in st " America" has fa il ed Haywood Gammon, Editor-in-Chief Jeff Fried, Business Manager 10 course presently attended by the demise of capitalism and to materialize. about 250 students. It is the Protestant ethic. Such is controls and penalties for industrial pollution. Mark Daniels The Los Angeles Tirr. ~ s characterized Jess apparent that the writer of the just not the case. The editorials .xpr.ssed INlow or. approved by the TRITON TIMES Editorial Board. All other opinions He went on to question the intentions of the 's campaign for governor as an article felt tha t the course is Taken in co ntext, th e e ••1Ied on this page or. those of the author, whow names appear in the bylines, and do not corporate e tablishment in a wa y urprisingly irresponsible pitting of the have·nots against very political in nature and se ntence is used as a An Honest Student _uarily r.flect the views of the TRliON TIMES. Anyone desiring to submit motorial to be published in similar to that employed by campus social thit section should .nd it to the Editorial Director, TRITON TIMES, 117 Blok. Hall, UCSO. haves". In fact Jess Unruh revived the old ultimately detrimenta l to a c1arifica tion of the origins of critics. Unruh asked how a governor supported My name is Bette Wade and I ist appeal ; he based his campaign on the student's love of country. racism and as an aid in the by oil company executives could ever move am employed at the ilable differences between the public The alledged villans of th is placement of those beginings in Registrar's Office. I had the and the corporate interests. He turned against offshore drilling or refinery waste s, how conspiracy again st America one supported by car dealers could move their proper hi storical mi sforturne yesterday to lose from the Democratic role as spokesmen are li sted as: "(1 ) Left·wing perspective . my pu rse through a freak Give Them A Cold Shower government contractors and inflation· . against automotive exhau st, how one supported diatribes against society by land speculators and the highway interests A similar situation exists circumstance. This wa s at noon inded busine smen. By coming suprisingly presented as text books; ( 2) with repsect to thi s supposed when there is of course much Perhaps the most unpopular like uttering dirty words. Never· to victory Unruh ma y have opened the could move against the expansion of unplanned Lectures whi ch tend to confi rm urban growth. Jess Unruh made the "hatred of America" instilled heavy traffic. I had all of my editorials among students nowadays theless, we feel that since it is very a more meaningful realignment of the thi s bias; (3) prosyleli zi ng in the students by the exams. important posses ions in my I parties. gubernatorial election into more than a qu estion teaching assistan ts ; and (4) are ones like the following. Undaunted, difficult to prevent such actions by of which bankers or corporation would control The essay mid·terms simpl y purse of course, such as Credit we feel thet we are obligated, as a part rules and threats from the ad· Unruh entered the 1970 election with a exams to make sure ha tred of ask the student to have read the Cards and Checkbook. I was ublic reputation, powerful Democratic the state government ; he stood instead as the Am e ri ca a nd self is of the University community, to speak ministration, it should. be up to the opponent of the establishment. material and be able to really distraught. But for the es. and a seemingly invulnerable rote learned ." ela borate on their honesty of Michael Palcic who out as students against the recent students to discourage such actions, View from F antasyland ent. He had neither charismatic appeal When quoting from one of the vandalism on campus. Four windows The brother-sister concept should not > ______~;,... __ UnrUh's new tactics resulted in harsh interpret.ation of the ideas is a student I probably would be strong financial backing. He realized that criticism from such liberal sources as the Los 'left-wing political ' books, were smashed in the Revelle Provosts be misused to the point of condoning propounded by the sources It in bad straights toda y. J would old Democratic coalition of labor unions, Angeles Times. Their di slike of the Reagan Institutional Racism in does not tell you that you must appreciate it if something was office and Muir campus recieved its any all types of mischief, especially and other advocates of additional policies was overshadowed by th,i s threat to the America by Knowles and adopt th e view of any printed in the Triton Times share of spray paint. We feel that these when such things as broken windows legislation could no longer match the system of corporate interests. Jess Unruh had Prewitt, the wri ter uses particular person (s ) and applauding the actions of such acts of malicious mischief were un· and painted walls, while perhaps in· Don't Co-opt Reality n coalition of wealthy contributors and becom e an opponent of enlightened various lines from the book in incorpora te those views as a person . warranted and reflected an ugly and significant in relative terms, form an • • ;",h j. "n,.t1 middle·class voters. He needed conservatism; he was calling for ba sic change an attempt to co nvince the integral parts of your Sincerely yours, deplorable segment of our community. attitude which discourages the very "' "I"lIll';o~ different and newsworthy on which in the power structure of the state of California. reader that the book is philosophies. Bette Wade We are all frustated at one time or dialogue which could have prevented Carl Neihurger base his campaign. extremist in nature. It seems His visit to Henry Salvatori's house, aimed at Clearly this kind of appeal opened the wa y to understandable th at the another and in varying degrees, and it such actions. Rather than advocating any particular This suggests that some of the important blicizing hi s long·standing concern with tax an ideological realignment of the political writers . intended purpose is has become acceptable among some to We feel that a person or persons political position and suggesting that others elements of elections, including the recent wa s the turning point. Jess Unruh , the parties. The Democratic special interests will omitted from the qu oted lines. vennhese frustations on the symbols caught in such acts of mischief should adopt my political views, today I feel like national elections, have nothing to do with manipulator of the lobbyists in certainly attempt to regain control. However, The book is an attemp t, by the Express Your Ideas of the establishment. When we mention be reprimanded by their peers, and calling for the initiation of more surreal deciding who should serve in office, or what • • "rompnln began to aim hi s campaign against they will have to contend with more than just writers, to find "a way of alternatives to such actions, its almost given a cold shower as well. activities on campus. We have already taken a policies t.he government should adopt. Perhaps, pecial interests. I n a speech before the San the poorly organized and weakl y ba sed party looking at racism wh ic h might strong step in that direction last week by a more important element of elections is to give Rotary Club , he called for " the liberals; now they will have to deal with Jess suggest more effective holding a surrealistic election : No issues were In Triton Times the people an opporunity to attend rallies, Ii ten tion of personal property taxes" and Unruh, who has hown that hi s political skills method s fo r eliminati ng this Send letters and columns to at stake, no one gathered to debate the issues ; to speeches , argue with their neighbors abou t replacement by " hefty tax increases on are superior to theirs and who has promi ed outrage in American oc iety. " virtually no publicity existed other than why they should vote for whom , and stay up late ne s, indu try, and the wealthy." He called that " he will be in California politics fo r a long (Knowles and Prewitt, p 126 ) Editorial Director; Racism and Justice announcements that a election wa s to be held ; election night waiting for the returns to come end to tax les and for strict time to come. " Does the Sociology 10 cri lic the Associated Student Council even threw in in. Perhaps elections give months of enjoyment beli eve that raci m does not TRITON TIMES the finishing touch by advocating that people to politicians who give speeches, newsmen who exist in our society? Surely he 117 Blake Hall A relatively obscure race that and drive a nai I into his head with a vote to abstain, and yet one third of the student recite di scourses on who has the best strategy, can't be that nai ve. And recieved only slight national publicity note reading: "This is for the niggers". body voted . and pollsters who try to calculate who will win, The Triton Times Wants becau se raci m does exi t, can UCSD Nov. 3 was probably more significant Since judges are very rarely opposed ~ome cynics may not full y understand the not to mention the thousands of campaign it be anythi ng less than an than most. InP~sadena Superior Court for re-election Gitelson's loss had pomt of what has happened. They may attTlbute workers who give their all to the candidate of outrage? • Judge Alfred Gitelson was defeated in definite racial pol itical overtones. This ' the event to the stupidit ~ of students and call it their choice . To Publish Your Letter! Profes or Lyman is qu oted a bid for re·election be aerospace is sad for the judiciary in this country a tremendous waste of time and money, or use as saying tha t, " Raci m . t .' t I' t·t I f b·t f some other argument to explain events that I do Similarly, political demonstrations provide para li ed the rise of capitalism Clearance Sale at Our Cost! company lawyer William Kennedy. ~s rylO~ 0 C 109 0 I S ro e ~ ar I er 0 not have th creativity to go into. Some die-hard the opportunity for people to tay up nights I-=--=--=-=--=--==-=-OE..=-"=-'="-=-=--=-==-=.. Gitelson had handed down the lustlce 10 these troubled times, Ken· idealists on the other hand may even contend hassling with the police department over a ~ • It. 'rom busine .. corell '0 b,oc"u, .. STEREO COMPONENTS controversial ruling in February that nedy's campaign was a cheap and that the election constit~ted a significant parade route, hold meetings to organize ...1Is Inlll Itltionlry 1II1I ..lrll cerdl all 579 schools in the Los Angeles successful attempt to bring the expression of student opinion on the issues of t g In .Itlrilla plrty 100di Scott-Dynaco-Kenwood peakers and monitors, and finally gather for Publishing ! school district must be racially judiciary down to a very base par· the day. p ·n In the grand event itself. People at demonstrations rI Xmas Cards & leiters! Receivers-Amps-Speakers-Tape Recorders balanced by September 1971. In win· ticsan level, can feel united with hundreds or thousands of ~ Taking a Surreal Outlook ning Kennedy used such slogans as The question of whether bussing is rY IlOl16 coast stationers "No Forced Bussing", and "Keep our the best solution to the racial problem theytheir canfellows feel securein taking that a theystand do onnot some stand issuealone; ,_ .... S'1e,h','•• tI'ltltSt .'lll.il,.'III.1 S4S'9••i ge"'1 In truth, however, the election should be in holding some belief. Children in our Neighborhood is a val id one. But Gitelson's ruling was looked upon as an artistic and political event. 127 nDrth highway 101 sollnl b.. ch 10 iollo music Schools." Besides losing, Gitelson legitimate and should have been This can be done only by taking a proper, People Can Feel [nvolved 755-4923 nearly had an assassination attempt. A respected. The fact that it wasn't surreal outlook on the whole affair. Do not just Both elections and demonstrations afford 1128 wall 10 iolla gunshop Qwner was charged with shows the difference between North consider the mundane that an election was people the opportunity to participate in office luppli .. school supplias solicituing two undercover policeman and South in racial attitudes is only in held at which people voted on a question that something together; to feel involved in an 459-3315 to kill the judge with a machine gun form. was already decided ; consider the whole important activity and to know that they are beautiful picture of how ballot boxes were set up being consulted about how some matter, around campus, and people who did not even presumably an important one , is to be decided. rters nnounces triton tiIlles know that an election was to be held , or what it These activities are in themselves the Christmas and Spring Charter Fligh~s To mow. NoV." itt RT J p.M. was al\ about, dutifully came up to the tables expression and fulfillment of an important FE~TUAINQ. News Department Arts Department AdYertilin, and voted . Con sider not only what this says Editor-in-Chief .. Haywood Gammon Rod Lorang Joy Gille"e Department human need . New York and Europe The *1 ChlCaoo • Odta 810« City Editor ...... Rich H eimlich Juliano Cinque Peter Gordon about the individual election, but what it says The surrealistic element in these activities is Mark Tr illing about the non·political nature of "political" "Oan'l be misled by lower prices, investigate lirst! Fly with our reliable Managing Editor ...... Mike Klaye r Rose DeCo.to Bobbie fink Su.an Cod .. extremely important. Contrary to the ideas of PeItFO«ME~ activities in general. (horter group. Know the facts on your (harler (arrier belore you sign your Copy Editor .. .. , , , Chu k Graham David KapeluSlnik Larry Johnson Molly Selvin some , surrealism is not something entirely JoHNNY sHINES Kathy Ru.t Traditionally, both elections and political appl i(ation . Don 't lake a (han(e with an unknown charter airline ." Bu iness Manager ...... J eff Fried A,tis" within the immaginatio[l, but a translation of Carl Neiburger Sarah McKenna Secretarial StaH demonstrations have been defended by the reality from the mundane to a higher level. A Christmas 1970 PluS , ' Editorial Director . . Raoul Contreras Robert Miller Steve Cohen Allan Sekulo idealistic argument that the people as a surrealist sees and does things for the sake 01 • #612 Oakland·New York (JFK) r.l. Oil, 19·Jan 2(via 1.I.A.) I Associate City Editor ... Owen Joyner Molly Selvin Marge VanVolken· sovereign power are engaged in expressing 34~ ~ GflJII) Cot1tempor4l"Y BlotS George Saloni the objects and activities themselves, not in (including tax) 113900 I Carl Neiburger Bruce Morden burgh their opinion s on how the country should be run , SOUND Of: ' Mike Kantro Asst Mana,in, Ed order to produce a lasting effect. A urrealistic #615 Oakland ·Los Angeles·Amsterdam (1.t.) Dec, I'-Jan. 2 (via l.l .A.) ~('N/JIpO Arts Editor ...... T erry Barak what their rights are, or something else of that object or event has its function in its existance ~ Mike Roth Joe Ea.tern Copy Department order. Politicians try to tell us that their including tax s25'" mf\RlO DAVID Sports Editor . . .•. .. Rocky Halron Brenda Wilson Camy Sharick Sharon Weldy and the interpretation placed on it existance. #858 Oakland·London (r.l .) Dec. 1'·Jan. 3 (via rH. 7'17·'~o a.l m',IS., t3.OD Photography Editor ... . John Zaller Debbie Montgomory election to office constitutes a mandate from Miketyon. This column is not surrealistic. Ski Holiday in Innsbru(k, Austria O'C. I'-Jan. 4 inclu ing tax '24'" Contributing Editor . .. teve Landau Mike Ta.ney Production Glena Schroeter the people for the government to take certain Jim Sill. Dave Buchbinder Molly Montgomery actions. Now we see tha t an election can be held But it is not enough merely to do somethillg· (Pri(e indudes round trip flight , alilills, hotels, breakfast for 14 days) Going to class is not surrealistic. To be without any issues and have results that Spring (one way only) Flights 14" " 1M litTON lIMES i. officially recogniled and ,upported a. a .tudent ne ••paper by th~ C~mmunicot i on • .80~rd constitute no mandate whatsoeve~ . surrealistic, the people involved must attribute of the Uni.... i ty of California, Son Diogo, Building 250, Malfhe., Campu., to Jolla, Cohforn,a 92037. 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Page" Triton Times November 17,1970 Triton Time. November 17, 1970 PageS INTERCO LL EGI ATE lIeeor" 1I~1ete TRACK the re will be a meeting fo r all th ose P.t" Gorden int erested Arts Writ" I really wanted Dreams' first album to totally in knock me out. There seemed to be no reason for intercollegiate it not to. Randy Brecker, after all , attended the View From The Rock track Eastman School of MUSIC , was one of the Book Review founding members of Blood, Sweat and Tears, Rocky Halfon on has established himself in the tight New York Sports Editor Wednesda y, studio scene and has played with jazzmen such as Gary MacFarland and Larry Coryell. His Ever since early 1953 Basketball has been going the route of Novembe r 18 Old Possum's Book brother, Michael, also in the group , is a quite the Jolly Green Giant. With the invention of the 7' 2" center, 01 Jon Woodward alld , as seen iD die fUm " WUSA." the whole concept of the game has changed radically ; gone are competent tenor sax man who has learned a lot 7:00 p_m. from John Coltrane and Sonny Rollins. the days of Bob Couey, or Slater Martin. Now we have the era Of Practical Cats Drummer Billy Cobham has worked with Miles Movie Review of the 6' 5" guard and the ubiquitous Dunk shot. But alas, there in Old Possum's Book or Praeliul Cals Davis and Horace Silver and has recorded with is still hope at UCSD_ In the planning stages there has been by T.S. Eliol. Hareourl, Brace & World. 75e. aired an astounding idea a 5' 9" and under basketball league . the Joe Tex and Sam and Dave. The group is MD Tbe Cross country team, after losing its top legger relied on tbe limbs of deLeonardis to place recorded by Columbia , which is not skimpy The revolutionary thoughts of this incredibly enlightened idea gym Tom Beer have shaken the foundations of the cellars of the world . Arts Writer about studio time. The album cuts are longer than the inhibiting 2: 59 of AM radio. The entire Envisioned are thoughts of 4' 9" guards being intimidated by the awesof!1e presence of, gasp , s 5' 81/z" center (beware Lew Deleonardis Shines COMMUNITY 'BLOOD BANK second side is devoted to an extended work, • If your mother failed to introduce you to Macavity and his Alcinder) and televised games seen coast to coast on , yes 12" 327 F st_ motley crew when you were pure of heart and innocent of " Dream Suite," which allows musical folk arts development and blowing space. After the rock TV sets. There is a whole new spectrum of thought that could mind, then it was probably a good thing . For Macavity is a be approached : a rise of a whole new cult of super heroes, In District Meet of Bs&T and Chicago and the jazz of Miles Clark Rosen PAYS DONORS blues, folk JIZZ , fiend in feline shape and a monster of depravity. Other than A remember Napoleon and Atila were only 5' 5". Oh the whole this flattering description, Macavity is also the hero of T. S. Davis and Tony Williams, the time seems right Te rry Borak Sports Writer rick on record for a goup with a little more jazz than jazz/ rock Arts Editor thing is mind boggling. for service Eliot's Old Possum's 8 00II of Practical Cats. The blurb~n the You may wonder why all the rigamarole about a pewee Crippled by the loss of injured Ed Avol , the UCS D cross­ lisa: pottery. jewelry. back cover points out that the book is irresistible to cat lovers, and a little more rock than rock/jazz. So what's Everything that the ads lead us to believe about WUSA is untrue . The league. So here is my answer. For years now, SHORT people country team had to settle for ninth team place in the NA IA Tue_ Ih r u F ri. lutller, lovers of nonsense, and admirers of T. S. Eliot. Now I fit into wrong? billboards show a knife blade embellished with the American flag, a broadcasting have had to take anything that is thrown at them ; They have District 1lI Championships Saturday at Cal Lutheran College. the second category and it does myoid heart good-warms the The main problem, I feel , is that the group has microphone, and the call1etlers of radio station WUSA. Then add the human!?) sat quietly while people trip over them at night, elbow them in The final tally: Occidental 45 , USIU 69, Westmont 69, Biola 121, 9:30 - 7:30 hind mad, clothes cockles as you might say- to be able to get hold of that not yet had enough time to let their style evolve. appeal of such notables as Paul Newman, Joanne Woodward, and Anthony the head, and worst of all run away with their short girls. Whittier 178, Fresno-Pacific 180, Redlands 195 , Azusa Pacific Sat. 9:30 - 5:30 3753 indil It is quite obvious that the group is striving for Perkins, and it looks like good NOW entertainment. But that's okay ... that's distinguished line of " English-literature-to-amuse-oneself-by" Enough , no more will this injustice prevail, Lee Johnson, WI , UCSD 204, Claremont-Mudd 212, Cal Tech 255, Stanisla us Closed Sun. II Mon. (carner wlShington that probably got started with Edward Lear, and surfaced for a that sound exactly halfway between jazz and what ads are for. State 343 , Pasadena no score. under the supervision of Bert Kobiyashi 5' 4" has finaly agreed 233 - 8328 and india ) few abortive years in the United States with Ogden Nash . rock- to the point where two plus two does not WUSA features Producer-actor Paul Newman playing a warmed-over version to give (us) an even break. We will be allowed ot use the gym The team's disaPPOintment was off set somewhat by the equal four . This is not to mean another of the same closed-mouthed' stoic who we saw in " Hud ", the " Hustler," and with all the big guys, even at the same time, wow. sterling effort of Bob DeLeonardi s. Bob's 25 :57 on the hill y 5.0- commerical compromise, it means combining "Cool Hand Luke." The only recognizable difference being that this time What is needed now is a good response from our midget mile course (with 30 mph winds) was good for eightee nth place the emotional simplicity and "heaviness" of Newman is a down-and-out DJ , constantly toting a thermos-full of booze. Joanne comunity, we have to go out and join a team, if we want to have in an impressive field of runners. Running hi s best race so far rock with the soul and sophistication of jazz. Woodward plays an ex-hustler, who is the drawl-mouthed , simple-minded Dumb a league. The Media Maggots are already commited to fielding this season, the hard-working freshman fi ni shed ahead of • • Miles managed to capture the rock beat in Blonde roomate of Newman's. They meet while both are out of jobs, new in town, two team s. We hope that the fact that the Maggots have so several men who defeated him earlier this year. He was the " Bitches' Brew" but it is still jazz. BS&T and and on the make. first fre shman in the race to cross the finish line. • • Chi cago have jazz harmonies and solos, ye t many short people will go unnoticed , but in case some one their music is undenia bly rock. Dreams wants Newman lands a job atO Amerikao oriented WUSA , dishing out patriotic dribble comments on this it should be pointed out to them that two of In this year's district meet the competition was considerably • tougher than it was last season, when UCSD placed sixth. • to enter the never-never land in between the two in-between Johnn y Cash songs . Without correlation to the rest of the story, their our greatest Americans at the moment, Pres. and VP, are musics. neig hbor Anthony Perkins. wa nders about through the bla ck ghetto as a guilt­ about as low as you can get , and that if they at some time USIU's Swedi sh aces Peter Frederickson (24 :56 ) and Kenth ridde n whi te social worker. He is assigned to a pol iticall y moti va ted get-the- decided to play ball with all us short people, our League would Andersson (25 :03 ) took first and second places to lead their In Dreams' first LP, "Dreams", all the blacks-off-welfare survey. being sponsored by the city's political hacks aod their be much helped. team to a second place tie with defending champ ion Westmont. ingredients for the desired fi nal product have frie nd , Newma n's boss. Perkins tries to fi nd out what is behind the welfare Triton team capta in Jerry King proved that he is now on the been carefully chosen. John Abercombie's guitar is reminiscent of John McLaughlin in survey he is worki ng on, and a ks neig hbor ewma n. New man the stoic, good ~'9" Basketball comeback trail , taking 38th in 27 : 19, and Clark Rosen (27: 56 ) R ay C harles " Bitches' Brew"; Doug Lubahn 's bass has a natured ly tells him not to be concerned with people and to go to hel l. Hear Ye, Hear Ye , All those standing 5'9" and under no matter placed 44th . Unfortunately it was a bad day fo r both Randy nice Motown Carol Kaye funk to it. The brass Unli ke the rest of today's movie , WUSA did not conta in the traditional how low you go, there is a place for you in the sun · Find 4 Twombly (28 :09 ), 49th, and Kirk Newell (28:55 ), 59th. Mark sounds like good Don Ellis at times ; Mike obligatory drug scene. This is not to say that we didn't see Newman's hippy other short people like you and join the Pewee league in Koid e (38: 13) , in his first season of running, fini shed SO th. Brecker, as I mentioned before, has Trane on neighbors turning-on , but the scene was not done with the typical Hollywood- basketball. Remember the winners get a chance to play Rose Ed Avol , who suffered a severe muscle spasm in his back hi s mind . I can even hear a little Frank Zappa psychedelic ca mera point of view. What should be noted however, is that the Garden Elementary school in the championship play offs. that kept him idle fo r a week, bravely started the race bu t thrown in . The trouble is. however, that two and entire film seemed to have been shot through the bleary eyes of Newman, the Contact Lee Johnson PE Department, or Rocky Halfon X1016. dropped out shortly after one mil e. A review of the scoring two still equals four . It is till too ea y to hear perpetual drunk . This may be only conjecture-it could have been how the fil m shows that if Avol had been healthy and able to run an average DECEMBER 6 each of the ingredien ts separately. The Trane was viewed through the bleary, bored eyes of the reviewer. race, the Tritons would have easil y taken fifth in the meet. Ed hasn't rubbed off on the Ellis which hasn 't In these late dark da ys of America , characterized by "Spiro Attacks'- on the has begun training again and should be in shape for the All SUNDAY rubbed off on the Zappa Two and two is not media, the fictional radio tation WUSA is giving the people of ew Orleans a Cal - Tournament on December 5. quite five. line of hard-se ll patriotism. The ki nd of vitriolic right-Wing rhetoric that we This Saturday most of the Triton runners will compete in the Old Possum is a collection of fifteen poems about va rious In spite of its slightly premature state, I might have .expected to hear from this station-and that which could have been OPERATION SURVIVAL Junior National AAU Cross-Country Championships in San cats, and before the thought of T. S. Eliot's poetry drives you already prefer Dreams to BS&T, Chicago or the an interesting part of the film (expecia lly in con trast to Ne wman's non-dialogue) HOW ABOUT A JOB?- PART THREE Diego 's Balboa Park. The 10,OOO-meter race begins at lUlO PETERSON GYM shrieking to your local cathedral, let's point out that it is new Don Ell is for that matter. The s'llmd, - never appears in the fil m WUSA . . A.M. ostensibly composed of children's poems. In other words, they though still embryonic , i fresh and exciting and Ne wma n's theme that America has lost its human values was itself lost, and IIIGHTlY: rhyme and are easy to gurgle orr the tongue when aloud, for the album is most enjoyable. I only hope that nearly never found. It finall y appears gracelessly near the end, as Newman 1:10 example: "There 's a wh isper down the li ne at 11 :39 Whe n the their second album will live up to the potential add resses a God and Country rally-t urned-riot. He praises America for its 8:00 P.M. night mail's ready to depart, Sayi ng 'Skimble where is Sk imble of the first. Until that time, take Dreams as humanitarian virtues, while Anthony Perkins is being brutally stomped to death has he gone to hunt the thimble? We must find him or the train The application 'of electrical power to a profusion of tools ha can't start'." If you failed to get the clickity-clack effect then accelerated the manufacture and use of engines of all sorts. try reading the whole poem aloud a few times and get the feel Admiral Hynlan Rickover estimates the following: Today every of it first, industrial worker has machine power equal to 240 other workers rY'~ Il ' ''t;II·Po SSiBILITlE S to help him do his work; the power of 2,000 men pushes an auto At least Eliot makes his cats realistic. He almost seems to ha ve a quabalistic concern with what name a cat can have, and down the highway; the average household has 33 helpers in th in true religious tradition he produces a hierarchy of names: form of appliances; each locomotive engineman controls the Films About Films filming of the late Josef von Campus Films, when shown at London Lyceum where they equivalent strength of 100,000 men and every jet pllot conunan the family name, like Ta bby, Peter, Plato etc., then a personal Sternbe.,g 's adaptation of the Walker Art Center in played their first gig. The name like Mu nkustrap, Quaxo, Macavity etc. and fi nall y a A treat for film buffs is power equal to 700,000 men. • Robert' Graves novel , I, Minnespolis last July, was group needed a name, so as a To state the situation another way, it would take the combined 3,25 College Students 4.00 Public cat's secret ineffable name . No wonder cat fanc iers li ke the scheduled fo r Sherwood Hall on Claudius. called by Minnespolis Tribune Friday , Novem ber 20, when joke the name DEREK & THE strength of 240 bUllon strong people-elgbty times the earth'. UTIIOIIY book . He deifies the creatures! Well anyway he symbolically An Al exa nd e r Kord a columnist Will Jones, "The the La Jolla Mu seum of Art DOMINOS came lip -- and it present populatioD-to equal the installed power in North PERKINS deifies them . It's a bit difficult to imagine Growltiger, the production , it starred Charles best show in town ." Ray Ol son, stuck with them. sailor cat who is the terror of the Thames possessing too many will present a program of America. Laughton (in what man y critics writing in the Minnesota Daily, Eric Clapton is nol unknown But to get a proper perspective on this power, one would hav divine attributes. Especially when one realizes that he was FILM ABOUT FILMS. The found "The Epic That Never think could have been his ~to the pop world . In fact, the to amplify those billions much more, because technology will forced to interrupt his sensuous and amorous activities with two documentaries on the bill , greatest role, Emlyn Williams Was", " .. .a s important a title " superstar" has been used Briddlebone in order to fig ht orr a horde of Mongolian cutthroat which will be shown at 7 and movie about a movie as ever run 24 hours per day, 7 days per week. Machines do not tire as and Merle Oberon. About an to describe Eric. He has played humans do. cats. Poweriul, earthy tuff this, couched in language to please again at 9 p.m., are " The hour of the film had been wa s." with the Yardbirds, then with the most ardent conservative's ear. Making of Butch Cassid y and Tickets, at a public donation Well, what does the trend of power growth, and its social ef completed when Miss Oberon Ginger Baker in Cream and eets, mean to the future of this Continent? The amazingly Tickets available at: The book is sheer genius and deserves a place on the the Sund ance Ki d" and "The was hurt in an automobile of $2.00 , and $1.50 for students, finally to Blind Faith which he discerning read ~r ' s bookshelf right next to Alice, Through the Epi c That Never Was." are now on sale at the museum simple Answers, coatalned In the very nature of No · I G~ I accident. By thi s time there says, " was very fraiL " America's unique problem, have been patienUy awafting YOUR AZTEC CENTER TICKET OFFICE Look ing Gla ss and The Hobbit. It's also fu n, which is getting to " The Ma king of Butch had been so many personality and will be available at the be a rare qualit: in books nowadays. Cassidy and the Su ndance Kid" Sherwood Hall box office on the After breaking with Blind DISCOVERY, for over 40 years. But now, Time Is running out. or at the door clashes over the principles PERATION SURVIVAL, P.O. Box 2019, La Jolla, Calif., 92037, One caveat. II is a definite advantage to possess a knowledge is a ki nd of fil m journal about involved in the production, that evening of the presentation. Faith, Eric met Delaney !:SO the prod uction of la st year's of London, and London in the Thirties in pa rticular. Thi s was it was cancelled and never Derek and The and Bonnie. Eric has been 1:30 apri when London a,ld Liverpool were experienci ng large Chi nese Western hit movie. A behind­ resumed. considered the grea test immigrations f10Al Shclllllll,,; and liang Knne and some of the the-sce nes loo k a t Actor Dick Bogarde is host­ Dominoes Concert guitarist in the world, but this PARK BLVD. AT lfNIVERSITY AVE. • 298'()577 racial attitudes of those days shows thro ugh . This is because contemporary film ma king, it narrator of "The Epic Tha t DEREK & THE DOMINOS is a title he doesn 't wish to Eliot's cats ar£ London cats and come in all the varieties of features the star of th e Bu tc h Ne ver Wa s, " condu cting featuring Eric Clap ton in wear. Compared to Delaney sophi tication tl,at a city of that size can provide. Cassidy original, Paul Newman interviews with the survivor casual concert Sunday , Bramlett, he is just another A Stuffed Tortilla, Presented by ASSDSC The book co' t9 75 cents and is published in the U.S. by and Robert Redford , di scussing of the film in 1965 -- Von Nove mber 22, 1970, 8:00 p.m. at guitarist; and he has learned a National Liberation in the Middle East A JUt of Win. Harcourt. Bra(e & World. but was originally publ ished by wi th th e film 's director , Sternberg, Williams , Oberon , Cal-Western's Golden Gym . lot from Delaney's open An Israeli View Faber and Fa b ~ r in the UK, who get an esoteric and cryptic George Roy Hill , some of the Dame Flora Robson and Appearing with DEREK & enthusiasm to playing. and Thou- reference on page 59. It is wo rth buying two or three copies crucial decisions in volved in various technical personnel. THE DOMINOS will be TOE With DEREK & THE Is raeli s speak on self-determination in Mid-East Me.lcan Food because it makes an ideal Christmas present fo r your bookie or the making of the picture, their All the existing rushes of the FAT. DOMINOS will be a new heavy your wife . Luckily, Harcou rt et al. kept the origi nial working relationships, etc. in uncompleted "I, Claudius" Derek is, of course, Eric hard rock group from England ' pol itics, offering th e Isra eli sol ut ion to th e a. Its best illustrations by icolas Bentley, who ac hieved a certa in a r unnin g voi c e -ove r combine with the Clapton ; who obta ined hi fame - . The group consists 11".owr notoriety by illustra ting 'How to be an Alien' by George Mikes,' commentary, while the viewer reconstruction of its ill-fated in the lat sup r group of Cliff Bennett ; lead vocal and Palestinian problem. and who left hi s imprimatur on Punch for a good few years. is treated to location shots and hi story to present a picture of " ream." The Domino are writer of most of the group's Tuesday, November 24th, 8:00 P.M. Hl Aud_, Revelle c • • M G.r ..' actual rushes of the film . So if you don't think my recommendation is good enou gh, Hollywood in its most opulent Bobby Whitlock ; organ , guitar material, Alan Kendall ; lead Sponsored by Jewish Student Association then be advised that Rober t Heinlein (doyen of American "The Epic That Never Was" and succes ful era, and vocals, Carl Radle ; bass, guitar, Brian Glascock ; drums, '.,1Ik is the reconstruction of the AI Jones science fic tion writer ) list Old Pos urn as a book worthy of The FILMS ABOUT FILMS and Jim Gordon ; drummer. ; bass. The P.O. Box 4720 453·5844 ..... being locked up in a bomb h Iter with whether you are the failure to complete the 1937 program , an offering of EYR The group's name was group's first album, 'Toe type to end senten es with prepositions or not. conceived backstage at the Fat," itself is hard . Triton Tim.s November 17, 1970 Paget Page 6 Triton Times November 17, 1970 REGISTRATION WEEK CLASSIFIEDS TUESDAY, TV-S:30 p.m .. Channel 15 : BBC­ produced "Civilisation" program. 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