The Dailx Guardian Volume 39, Number 11 Univenity of Califomia, San Diego Monday, January 21,1980
Davis Speech - 'A Lot of Things -Remain the Same' (Ed note: This is a partial transcript of Angela Davis ' speech Friday night in USB 2722.)
First of all, I really appreciate the very wann and enthusiastic welcome. It's been about 10 years since I was last on this campus, I couldn't find my way around this afternoon. And I noticed that a lot of things have changed. But I also noticed that a lot of things have remained the same. We had problems 12 and 13 years ago finding a space large enough to hold meetings with large numbers of people. I get the feeling that the administration on this campus still doesn't want to see people coming together in struggle. Also , it ' s really beautiful to see so many 'For a Long Time, people of color here. It makes I Thought I Was me feel very The Only Black good, because when I came to Angela Davi. makes a point at her Friday pres. and 10 contributed to the irnqe of the "apathetic On This Campus' this campus in conference at UCSD. Davis said the media have 1970.." Davi. then went on to talk to more than 700 1967 - that ignored the progressive .trua,les of the put decade .tudents at a Friday niaht epeech. was 13 years ago - that was at a moment when Black student unions were beginning to be organized, when Chicano Davis Speaks of Struggle students were organizing, when Native American Indian students were organizing. 'There was no Black Student Union on this To 700; 200 TumedAway campu•. " By EriC, ~ye , ,, wil bolster their efforts to have movements today. I was a graduate student, and I was around The stru~gle .. ," \ over, yet, the admini~tration set go~a ~or "They want to create the for a couple of week., and I looked, and I Angela ~aVls Said here Fnday. the recruitment of mmorlty impression that struggle i. looked, and I looked and I looked. For a long And still as strong as ev~r , she students. something that happened back time, I thought I was the only Black stadent on told a crowd of 7~ , IS , ,her Apparently so was Davis,who then," said Davis, who insisted this whole campus. F'mally I ran into one sister person~ struggle ~amst ~hb~ a1 reminded the audience that when that the same problems we had and one brother. And we decided that we would and raCIst repreSSion, whl~h first she first arrived here as a back then we have right now ... " look all over the campus - at that time there flowered 13 years ago while she graduate student, she was on "As far as struggle goes, I'm was only Revelle College and Muir College - was a UCSD graduat~ student: campus two weeks before she willing to struggle for as long as it and try to determine whether there were any Ov~r 900 ~ople hned up 10 saw another Black student. takes " said Davis to cheers. more Black students on campus. And finally, cold wmds, o~tslde U~B 2722 to "It's really beautiful to see so At'her press conference and at by bringing together not only students but some hear DaVls ~n her first UCSD many people of col?( here," sai~ a reception for SAAC leaders, of the workers, and, well, there were two Black appearance, I~ a decade. Only I?aVls, who orgamz~ UCSD s D a vis em p has i zed the faculty members: Dr. Joseph Watson, and a 400 ma~e It mto US~ 2722 to first B1~ck Student Union. importance of keeping the name brother from Jamaica. And we just came see DaVls s~ak, while close to DaVls was scheduled to speak Lumumba-Zapata alive as a together and created what was called at that ano,~r 300 Jammed USB 2622 ~n th~ role of third ~orld students '1ifeline" as a symbol 01 the time the Black Student Council. to tisten to the speech on m higher education, but she founding ideals of the college. But we were so few, and we realized that we loudspeakers. Another 200 were wound up outlining the struggles were Probably not going to be able to turned away. against oppression of Blacks in At her press conference Davis accomPlish very much alone. 'The Chicano ~nt Affirmativ~ Action t his' c 0 u n try, her 0 w n defended Third Provost Joseph students has organized, so we decided that we Com':"'ttee repres~ntabves were revolutionary history, and urging Watson, who hal come under would attempt to establish an alliance, a ~rpnsed but obVl~u.ly pleased the receptive audience to get attack for the small numbers of coalition. So we came together, and eventually, With the turnout, whICh they hope involved in "progressive" Please 111m to page 8 of course, I hope most of you know, we decided to fiKht around a common Loal, that of estabfishing what I see is called Third College Davis Gives SAAC now. At that time, we demanded that the third college be called Lwnurnba-Zapate CoUe,re. Efforts Shot in Arm That was extremely important, particufarly at that moment in the history of progressive SAAC Chairman Robert Tambuzi was smiling. struggles in this country. Because all over there So were most of the other, predominantly were efforts underway to pit people of color minority, students who gathered for a small reception against each other. And we decided that unitr. in the International Center after Angela Davia's pres. was our only hope. We were 10 few, we couldn t conference. even begin to envision accomplishing anything At a time when SAAC is gearing up for it. own struggle with the administration to bring more if we didn't come minority students to campus, they had among them a together. That'. Black leader of international stature who had fought 'We Should Be why we decided a similar battle on this very campus, and won. t9 choose the What the Davis visit meant, some SAAC Careful About name Lumumba members said, was that their own efforts would get a Believing What's Zapata, two reo shot in the arm. volutionaries - And when Davis told the crowd of 700 that In Newspapers one Black revo evening they .hould get behind SAAC, it was lutionary and certainly appreciated by committee members. About Events In one Mexican The Middle East' revolutionary. The bringing of the name. to- gether .ymbolized for u. our life-line, which was unity, and I think it'. extremely important, even though .uch bodies aa the Regents 01 the Anpla Davi. waits to apeak Frida, ftitht to an University of California don't like that name. audience at the Undergraduate. Science Builclina. I feel really inspired, this afternoon, seeing More than 700 .tudents heard her and another 200 Pf.aN 111m to 4 were tumed away. ' lion., Jan. 21, 1980 The Daily Guardian 3 2 The Dally Guardtan Mon., Jan. 21, 1980 DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau
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It had Pakistan The President said he constituted a college dedicated to providing education opposes sending an American WASHINGTON - The team to the Moscow Olympics . for and. about groups and classes American higher ~tter. to the &litor 96th Congress convenes its even if they are held and the education had traditionally overlooked. Davis was second session this week with Soviet Union has not met his technicians have finally been former Beatie Paul McCart· then a talented graduate student studying under plans to quickly approve conditions. Fatal Crack Can able to duplicate a IO·inch ney, jailed for allegedly philosopher Herbert Marcuse. She personally 'Jewish Fascism:' Twisted Fiction expanded trade with China Carter appeared on the crack in an engine pylon bringing a half.pound of and ai'd fOl: Pakistan in NBC·TV program Meet The Be Duplicated bulkhead and that may shed marijuana into Japan: pre.ented to the UCSD administration the demands On Jan. 8 an article can even make the same This peace turned out to be response to the Soviet Press. The Summer Olympics more light on why the DC·IO's appeared in the new indicator daim. In fact, very few for Lmnumba.Zapata College, demands drawn up by nothing but a signed piece of intervention in Afghanistan. are scheduled for Moscow in TULSA, Okla - Ameri· engine fell off. that was a callous, ~belous, countries in the world can Gov't Will Buy a collective composed of students and teachers who paper. It is obvious that the President Carter is expected July. The Winter Olympics can Airlines officials at the unfactual attack on a minority make the daim that they have believed the size of UCSD's minority community _ people of Israel want peace to devote much of his State of are set to open in Lake Placid, company's maintenance and Japanese Crowd: Backed Up Grain ethnic group. I wi.h to free elections, are representa. badly. It is obvious that the the Union address to Congress engineering center here say then Iesa than three percent of the student population examine this article in depth tional and are democratic. NY, Feb. 12. government of Israel wants on Wednesday to the Soviet "I have asked the United they have been able to 'We Want Paul' WASHINGTON - The - was symbolic of the university's neglect of the since it i. propaganda -that 2) Fascism implies peace badly. Furthermore, the action in Afghanistan. And States Olympic Committee to ~uplicate a crack blamed for a Carter administration educational needs of minority and working class promotes discrimination "espousal of radical tactics Jewish people do not espoUse Secretary of State Cyrus take this position to the DC· 1 0 crash in Chicago that TOKYO - Hundreds of announced Saturday the against the Jewish people. and aims including positive groups. "the goal of national Vance and Secretary of International Olympic killed 273 persons. ?;oung female fans screaming government will buy more Located on the front page evaluation of the use and revolution" mentioned in Defense Harold Brown will Committee," Carter said in W.P. Hannan, chief of 'We Want Paul!" in Japanese grain from US farmers to was the quote, "Jewish significance of violence, and When Davis left campus in 1970 to take on Payne's definition of fascism. report to Congress on event~ comments at the outset of .the engineering for American's staked out a Tokyo police absorb surpluses resulting Fascism begin. with this the positing of the goal of teaching duties at UCLA - she would soon be 'They .imply ask for religious both in Afghanistan and in program and before Questions Maintenance and fngineering headquarters Saturday, from the curtailment of issue," and or. page 9 that 'national revolution. " On tolerance, a place where they Iran. had been asked. Center, said Saturday hoping to catch a glimpse of shipments to the Soviet Union. hounded out for her radicalism by a paranoid Board of same inflammatory title March 26,1979, Israel signed are free to live without Regents - this institution was beset with controversy. appeared in large letter.; yet a peace treaty with Egypt. In persecution. National cohunnists who knew little about the college the reader does not find out exchange for full normaliza· It is interesting to note that criticized it as "racist;" Joe Watson, Third's fint and until the lut section of the tion of relations between the in most diatribes against The Warren_ Commuter__ 0.---- Board presents: only provost, complained the college had to spend article that the term "fascism" two countries Israel returned I.rael, the propogandi.t often i. given a perverse definition, the entire Sinai penin.ula to much of its time reacting to conservative politicians makes the fallacious claim, i.e., "extremely nationalistic Egypt. In an earlier effort for "I'm not against Jews, I'm just instead 01 analyzing the inevitable acadelJlic and ~icall ~ ecOftOmically peace in 1975 Israel gave against the Zioni.ts." Mr. administrative puzzles facing the experimental school. co~ratiVl't. " away the highly strategic Mitla Janosik does not even go this ICE DELIGHT This .trange definition not and Gidi passes, which held far. He spends most of his time When Angela Davis returned to UCSD Friday, not only would encompass mo.t of the oil fields of Abu Rodeis making unjust accusations much had changed. 1ne college she helped create still the countries in the world but (theae fields at Abu Rodeis against Israel that he never has no official name; the numbers of minority students also is not inherently negative. were supplying Isr,ael with a follows up on and then he titles University Towne Cet;ltre 8 ...,. of the quick eye examination and contact lens lit. It may be too quick. The best enrolled at Third is declining; the academic 'The term "fasci.m" usu'a1ly tremendous amount of oil.) Plea.e tum to PGIle 11 eye examination and contact lens fitting is painstaking. methodical. thorough, and consists connotes something that is so January 27,5:30.. 11:00 pm 01 numerous tests. A minimum number of 4 visits is required to achieve a proper fit. Our ~ornerstones of the Lumumba.Zapata plan (programs radically different from the offioe is equipped with the most sophisticated, advanced and computerized instrumenta· an Urban and Rural Studies, Third World Studies and definition that it is given in this Division of Labor $2.00 tion in the world in order to achieve the best eye examination and contact lens fitting possi· Communications) have been struggling for survival. article; thus, one would at least ble. The following Is a description of some ClI the tests and procedurel!. that are done in our expect a responsible author or Tickets at the UEO Box Office or office: . Students on campus today are fighting many of the journal to deal with these Sounds Nice, But. .... at the door. . • MEDICAL HISTORY - A complet~ medical and ocular history is taken by a written same battles Davis fought over 10 years ago. The connotations before head~ By John HondrOi questionnaire. Student AHirmative Action Committee is seeking ning a story "Jewish fascism." Aha. There's one. Maybe they do it here I think as I pull Paul Janosik, the author of • DIOPTRON-THE EYE COMPUTER - An electronic optical computer that analyzes numerical goals for minority enrollment, and believe into the Mobil station. " your eyes and prints out a preliminary prescription without the patient making justifiably, that the campus Equal Opportunit; the new indica to; article, states that "Stanley Payne any judgment. Program office is not doin~ evervthin~ it can to attract John Hondros is associate news editor of The Daily gives a definition of fasci.m, Guardian. • NON·CONTACT TONOMETER - Checks pressure Inside your eye for glaucoma. It uses Iminority youth. to UCSD. The three Third College that of a fusion of nationalism a gentle puff 01 air requiring no drops. programs are sllll programs, not the departments, with and socialism" in his article, I ding. ding into the aisle where I see the attendant and roD • AUTOMATIC TANGENT SCREEN - Automatically checks peripheral vision lor abnor· faculty.hiring privileges, that they should be. At least "Spanis h Fascism in mal blind spots which are Indicative 01 many eye and brain diseases. down my window. "Sir, do you do oil changes here?" .-----The-----. one program, Communications, has suffered from a Comparative Perspective." "Yea." . Well, I went to the library to .student Health • INFRARED FUNDUS PHOTOGRAPHY - A photogra~h is taken of the back of your eye. calculated policy of neglect by the UCSD get that article, and found out "How much do you charge?" the retina, to check for ocular disease and for baseline data. Infrared light is administration. The field of Communications is that Mr. Janosik, in taking his "It all depend~. How many quarts does your car hold?" Information Program used. therefore no drops are needed. growing significantly, both in stature and in definition from Stanley I ~hoke. Don t ask ~, I only dri~e the damn thirtg. "It • SUT LAMP BIOMICROSCOPY - A special microscope to check the front part 01 the commitment, but it is f10underinSl at UCSD. Payne's article, left out a few ~on t be m~re than $20, I say, changmg the subject. "Umm, eye, tear flow, the fit and movement of the contact lenses. important points in the article's It s..real.ly dirty-can you do it this morning?" WeD, I can't guarantee... " invites you • ELECTRONIC DIGITAL PACHOMETRY :- An optical electronic computer to ascertain If UCSD could have built thos; programs to make definition of fascism. These enough oxygen is getting through the contact lens to the cornea. This is very "I really need new oil, and I have an ] I o'clock class " to our Third College more attractive in the competitive points that Mr. Janosik misses important particularly with 24·hour extended wear lenses. are exactly the points that give "Okay, bring it into the garage and the mechanic will take minority recruitment market; instead we appear fascism its strong negative care of you." I'm obviously a case for the mechanic. • AUTOMATIC ELECTRONIC LENSMETER - Analysis 01 your existing glasses elec· satisfied to allow them to erode. connotation (see Payne's • •• ' . tronically to extreme accuracy for comparison with the Dloptron results . One of Davis' messages to students last week was definition of fascism on page "What year is this thing?" the big man in the dirty blue OPEN HOUSE • OPHTHALMOSCOPY - A procedure using a hand·held instrument to check the health 144 of "Reappraisals of jurrtpsuit asks. of your eyes and to compare with the fundus photographs. that YOU have to struggle to keep what you care about. Fascism," edited by Henry A. That much I know. "Seventy.four bug," I answer 81 I • FIXA T/ON DISPARITY - Indicates how well the two eyes coordinaie together and the Nothing could be more true of Third College. To stay TlU'ner, Jr.) I will deal with two attempt to walk out the garage. I figure that if I'm outside he amount of binocular fusion. alive, and, more importanUy, to return to the of them in relation to Israel in can't interro,ate me further. • STEREOPSIS - A measure 01 depth perception and quality of vision at read· fundamentals for which it stood when it opened its order to prove that with any "Wait! What kind of oil does it take?" Friday, January 25, 4:00 pm I should have sprinted. Ing distance. doors in September, 1970, it needs a more divene realistic definition of fasci.m at the new SHIP Center Israel and Judai.m would not "Does it take 30 weight?" He think. he'. darified his • COLOR VISION - Checks lor normal and the type of abnormal color vi!lion. Eight per· student population, including the minority and corne under this category. queation. Little does he know. I pretend I'm hard of hearillll' above the Student Lounge, cent 01 all males have some degree 01 color blindness. working c1asa students it is no longer attracting, and it 1) Fasci.m implies I don't know how much it weilJha. "Uhh, I guea.IO .. .1 don t Student Center needs a renewed commitment to the educational "rationale of the totalitarian know. " Dr. D. A. ROI'abeugh I AllOClat.I, s that provide its foundations. .tate, based on the .incle party He giVei me this are· you.for.real look, and then hands me Optometrlltl and principlea of leadership a contract to sign. "When wu the last time you chanaed your 1939 Grand Avenue • PacifiC Beach, CA • 272·2211 , J up of dedicated students, including those on and hierarchy." oil?" he continuel, with cruel intention. I'm sure. SAA , have taken up the fight Davill and others Israel has a parliamentary "September," I lie. "Listen, how ~ do you think 111 have WINE & CHEESE began in 1968, but they cannot do it alone. It will take form of goverrvnent with free to wait-I have an 11 o'clock class: WILL BE SERVED election. and representation He doe.n't an.wer. I know he'. thinking that I'm one of M.s,erchargf!. VISA. VSP. Med>c.1 or sny VI$/On Insur. nce pl. n welCome a large.scale commitment, with the force and from all enda of the political those university pansies who don't know jack shit about cars. seriousness and visibility of Davis' commitment of a spectrum. Over 30 parties are He'. right. And, Dr. Mechanic, sir, I really don't mind the decade ago, to convince UCSD and the community active in Israel at present. No humiliation. that its students will have their college. other country in the Mid·east At least I've read Dostoevsky. . ------______~Th~e~D~a~ilyOuanlian lion, Jan. 21, 1980 Mon., Jan. 21,1980 The Daily Guardian 5
things like, well, we felt it was There was a faculty member who President, and is suddenly talking That happened about a year ago, and I important to discover some dramatic was extremely instrumental in rallying about human rights. If 'you know am angry. I am angry that there can be Davis Recalls DraDla methods of focusing attention on the support of the faculty. And his name Davis On Human Rights anything about Brzezinski, who is any effort justify the actions of any absolute disregard on the pari of the was Herbert Marcuse. At the time basically the architect of foreign policy, policeman, regardless 01 what color he ContinwQ from page 1 think I willt~lk about the struggle for that that unity iscontinuing, seeing that when we did occupy the Registrar's Continued (rom paRe 4 Christ and the National Conference of the really reactionary, war·oriented, might be, who could pump eight bullets eq~1 ~ucatlo", the struggle against on this campus, the not only the Black students and the a~ministration office, we decided that we would stay was asked was, "What do think about Black Lawyers. That petition, which aggressive foreign policy of this into a woman's body who is lying on racism an education and the fight disregard of the needs and the interests what's happening in Afghanistan?" I contained documentation, hundreds of country, you know that things are a the sidewalk and then allow her to Oticano tudents, but also the Asian against racism in general. there until we were told there would be of people of color. more students of color admitted to this suspected that would happen, and it's pages long, detailed the extent to which little bit more complex in Afghanistan bleed to death because she did not pay ltudents and the Native American Before I begin I'd like to Indian students, the Women's Center So we occupied the Registrar's university, more while students from extremely important, the develop. the human rights of people in this than they appear to be. a $25 gas bill. I mean the situation is a~kn~wledge an eXI~emely important Those are some of the things we the disabled students have com~ o~fi~e. working class backgrounds. He came ments that are occurring around the country are violated. As a matter of Our position in terms of the critical. The situatior: is critical, in historical facl. And I d like to go back d.'d In those days, and not in any sense together and are attempting to move in with us, and attempted to reach out to world. I just want 10 say, with respect to fact, in connection with that petition economy has deteriorated, in terms of many respects. to those days, 10, II, 12, 13 years 'slmply for show. Because we were a united fashion under the leadership of as many faculty members as possible. what's happening in that part of the which we presented to the United legislation, police, political prisoners. The only reason I got out of prison ago, to reiterate how important it was serious, and we knew that we ran some the Student Affirmative Action Eventually we were able to count on a world, we should be very careful about Nations, we invited an international There are more political prisoners on bail was as a result of the ruling of for us on this campus to reach risks. ~ was almost expelled,. and my ~ommittee. That's extremely greal strong base of support among believing everything we read in the delegation of jurists. They came from today than there where when I was the California Supreme Court, that the ever~one, absolutely everyone who educational career · was important to Important, and I think all of you should some of the progres-sors on this newspaper. Sweden, they came from Nigeria, they imprisoned in 1970, 1971, 1972. And death penahy was cruel and unusual, conlildered herself or himself a But it was also extremely support those actions. Now, as I've ~. c~mpus. I'd like to dedicate these I really think it's very, very strange came from Trinidad. There were some there are more people being brutalized and I was charged with three capital defender of human rights. At first we Important to assure that as many aaid before, it's been 10 years since I remarks to Herbert Marcuse's that there has been this big push within 13,·urists, lawyers, judges, and even and killed on the major streets of this crimes and imprisoned without bail. ~ere told we were going to alienate all people who have so long been denied was la.t here, and I've had some memory, becau5e he was a great man, the ar~na of the United Nations around the onner Chief Justice of the Supreme country by the police than every before After that happened, at least we could k~ds of people, we were going 10 the right to education - 'it was difficulty in deciding how to focus my a great teacher, and a great defender of Afghanistan. It's funny how sometimes Court of Trinidad. in the history of this country. I must refite our application for bail. But now alienate the faculty, because we did do important to auure that in future years remarks, because I could talk about 10 human rights ... President Carter suddenly becomes the They visited prisons allover the admit, I don't have all the information they're telling us that the death penalty things 6~e enter. the meetings of the ·those opportunities would be widened. Not too long ago, there was a 'press defender of human rights, isn't it? It's country, and they presented their about what's going on in San Diego, is perfectly all right. And if you look at yean 01 lesson., 10 years of struggle. I AcademiC Senate uninvited, after we could talk about what happened 12 And as I said before, we attempted-to conference, and quite a few journalists really strange, it's really bizarre. report, which was that there were but I hear that it's pretty bad. I hear the death row populaticn today, 43 had attempted to receive their seek support everywhere, all circles in and 13 year. ago on this campus. But I were there. The verf first question that Because I know for a fact that very certainly, particularly as far as prisons that it's real bad. And I know that it's percent of the death row population attentions several times. And we did do this campus community. bad in Oakland. consists of Black people. HistoricaDy, Please tum to page 5 recently a petition was presented to the are concerned, consistent violations, United Nations, a petition that was filed particularly in terms of people of color, You've been probably reading about of cour.e, Black people and people of by the organization of which I am one of the human rights of American what's going on in Oakland - they are color have been the ones who have of the co-chair.people, the National citizens. I wonder if you've read about killing Black people in Oakland, been killed over and over again by the Alliance Against Racist and Political .... that at all? No response whatever from ' wholesale murder, and they're doing it government. 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...., thna Frida, Y - LDSAA Old T eatament cia.. at LSA \natitute acrOIl Do )IOU have workitudy? Are you without a worl<udy job? Come to Irom Muir. 1ft if you qualify for the c.- PIannin, • Placement and one of pm - "The Search lor the Real .lesu.," a topic ~ -'catudy po.itiona at UCSD. Location: BId, B, Student .. by Campul Putor John Huber in the lounge of University 1/21 1/27 What's On: Church (acrOiI the street Irom Revelle College, on La Jolla OASIS Writina Center olfera free lel'Vic:e for all UCSD .tudent. who Drive). Everyone is welcome. Med pre.writint! help, conf_ on chft., and editina advice. We ..lip .y any writina problem. Call kind 01 writina and lUnd of __ ,U.' .... '~Y 452·2284 a/ter 8: 15 am to achedule an appointment or drip in USB pm - "Faith,Science and the Future," presented by Dr. 40708:30-4:39JII'I . Conf_ea are allO available lburaday. 6-8 pm at 4070 USB, and Sunday. 6-8 pm at The Third Place (acroa. 01 the World Council 01 Churches. Those coming to at 12:00 noon musl reserve by Wednesday clo Oflice 01 from the Munch Boll. Third CoIIeae). _ I'~'OIJS Allairs, 452·2521, or University o,urch, 453·0561. The 10 ..... 3 pm - OASIS TARGET SKILLS Seminar coverina the lunch is $1 .50 . Program is Iree. Location: Jnternational Telllbook Ie Lecture Notetaki", every hour on the hour from I 0 am . 3 pm in 4010 USB. Individual inatruction available. Call 452. WEDNESDAY 2284 Ot'come by 401 0 USB for more information. Serviceure lree. 8:30 pm - UCSD German House and Club meeling. Free lilm al Y Meetings MONDAY Entertainment 9 :00 pm Der junge Torless (in Gennan) , English subtitles. Localion: pm _ UJS announces another Oneg Shabbat this Friday at 9:00. 10:00 _ - Revelle Humanities Assignment Brainstorm: Beagle Apt, Revelle. Topic 01 the progam and location to be announced. For details MONDAY 6 :30 pm - Outing Club Meeting . ~pen to ever~one .intereated in SmaI poup dau fOl' Revelle lIIudenb enro lied in Hurnan~ie MONDA Y THRU FRIDAY 16. 3·00 pm - Israel Action Committee . meeting at Revelle backpacking, climbina, x-<:ountry skIIng, ~c . TOI1lll~tll the annual Sequence 12B . J-laahes. Preparation for w~inll directed at your "A Photosraphic Essay" • Thil presentation usually explores FRIDA Y pm _ Celebration of Christ.ian Unity, sponsored by Catholic, ice skating party directly alter the rMetOlg. Locabon: Rec Coni particular uaianmenr. a ... rMet. in 4070 USB. Sponsored by malellemale relationship expectations and acquaintance aasault ( 1~)Formal Lounge. Come and meet the "Dave Consortium" in Noon • "UCSD Jazz Ensemble" perfeet opportun!!>: 10 relax,listen . ,scopa' and Lutheran campus ministries at University Lutheran person. For more info, call x3616. Room. OASIS Writina Center. includina date rape on the coUege campus. Location: UCSD to good mu ic and meet new people. Sponsored by TCPB. Location: 9595 La Jolla Shores Dr., next to Revelle College. Mandeville Annex Gallery. 7:00 pm - Surfing Club and T~ am meetina. DiscuSlion lor film 1:00-3:00 pm - GRADUATE/PROFESSIONAL ADVISING Third CoUege Quad. WEDNESDAY and dance. Don't lorgel your dues! New members ~ncourag~ to SESSIONS· inIonnaI adviUla rMetings. Come to Career !'Iannina 7:00 pm - The Ten Comrnondmen's. (I know, I liked the book 7:00 pm - Film: and Pily this towering TURDA Y The So,row The In come. Oflicers meet at Q.15 Muiral6:30 pm. Locahonol meehng: 6:00 pm - Circle UK" Oub . planning meeting. Location: Revelle • PIacemenI. 8uiIdina B, Student Center. better too!) Cecil B. DeMille'. amash·.ucce.s, a polemic again II documentary, Marcel Ophun UIleS interviews with the citizenl for a pm _ Havdallah thing . The weekly alternoon of Jewish HSS 2150. Informal lounge. 7 •• pm - Help orientation meeting in TLH 104 for sludenb communilt imperialill nihilism, and an uproariously lunny movie small French town, ita Nazi military commander during WWII, and prayer discullion, celebration, and eating. Everyone that prove., once and lor all, that Yul Brynner is bald!! Location: 7 :30 pm - Snow Ski Team Workout: Conditions and we!ght liling. inleseated in volunteer experience at University Ho.ptal. key political ligures, in his struggle to come to grips wilh the .,nlnIDu ll~~ wh~t they can (potluck and discullion), and we all enjoy. llfURSDAY TLH 104. Admi.sion is Iree. Be prompt and dressed to work oul. Come to the wrestllna room. 1lESDAY pf the Nazi occupation 01 France. Location: TLH 104. Admi.Slon ? Call Dllvid Bockman at 481·9529 or x3616. 3 :00 pm - Calilornia CampUi Studentl Auocialiona Throuah Iree. pm _ Catholic maSl al University Lutheran Church. Education we become aware when we leek control. Come to our Revelle Humanitiea AalillJVllenl Brainstorm: SmaD group c1 ... lor 11JESDAY TUESDAY Revele IIudenta enrolled in Humanities Sequence 12B . Pippin. lint orga~iZlltional meeting and gel involved. Location: North 7:30 and 10:00 pm - Lenny the movie about the famoul SATURDAY 4:00 pm - Media, Art. & Promotions Board Meetina . New Conference Room, Student Center. Preparation for writina directed at your particular a ..ignment. CJall comedian Lenny Bruce, will be shown Tues Jan 22 in USB 2722. Y members welcomed! Location: 405 Warren College. 4:00 pm - Boxing practice meets every Saturday al 4 pm. 5:00 pm - Warren College Commuter Board Meeting • rneeb in 4070 USB. Sponsored by OASIS Writina Center. The movie sta,. Dustin Hol/mn. Admission $1 .75. The proceed, am - Catholic mass al University Lutheran Oturch. New 6:00 pm - Democrats & P.r0gressi~es : I~portanl or~anizatio~1 member. welcomed! Location: 405 Warren College. 10:00 • 12 .- - Do you need help in prepari", lor job benelit the UJS Boat People Fund. For more info 452·3616. SUNDAY am - Lutheran Communion service, open 10 all, with Pastor me<.. iiscuss the upcommg candIdates lorum. All tnterested In ineerYiew.? Some tipa on the beat way. to present your qualifications as preacher and celebrant, University Lutheran Church, promoting political thought on campus are invited to attend. Come 7:30and 10:00 pm - Lenny. The slor1 01 Lenny Bruce, the man 5:30. 11 :00 pm - The Warren Commuter Board presenls the FRIDAY and what kind of inlerview queationa to expect. Attend the .Job who was George Carlin belore George Carlin was George Carlin. Jolla Shore. Drive. to the pub. IlIlet,iew • ., Worbhop. in Student Cenler. annual Warren Ice Delight. Five and a hall hours of skating, Iree 10:00 am - Graduation committee meeting. Location: Warren Th, Bob Fosae movie stars Dustin Holfman and Valerie Perrine. am - Catholic mass al University Lutheran Church. 6:30 pm - Pizza party! The holds ye! another .senselell door prizes. Tickets at the box office or at the door. Location: ~JS Provosts Coni. Rm. 10:00 • .- - Drop-in houri '01' PhYlical and Engineering TICkets on sale at Student Center box ol/ice. All proceeds go to the Univer.ity Towne Cenler Ice Capades Chalet. Admission is $2.00 - Epiacopal Eucharists, Universily Lutheran Church, activity. Free pizza to all and lasl minute Lenny b c ~et.s available (10, Sciencel Majora are available to help you with your career and job. UJS Boal People Fund. Location: USB 2722. Admis.ion: $1.75. and includes skate rental. La Jolla Shores Drive. money still). Come and eat and meel and beat the hnes at the box 5:00 pm - UCSD Abalone Alliance Meeting upillairs (student hIninI concerna. Come by 6205 Urey HaD at any time convenient office. Inlo? x3616. Location: Chancellor's ConI. Room B. celltcr) in the office by the men's room. to you, pm - Catholic mass at University Lulheran Church. 1:00 • 3:00 pn - Drop-in houn for PhYlical and Engineerina Sciences majon are available to help you with your career and job. huntint concema. Come by 4422 Mayer Hall at any time convenient to you. . 12:00- 1:00 pn - Career Adviain, Seuiona · infonnal writina mwtinp fOl' Humanities and Social Science Student I to explore What's On In Sports oc:c~tionaI pouiJiIitiea. Held in the Muir apt lounge. 2:00 pm - T_ Mana,ement Strategiea . Surviving Wlllter 4 :00 • 6:00 pm - Gymnastics Club sponso.. open supervised 5:00 pm - Karate Club practice, North Balcony, Main Gym. ().after and controling your time and grade.. Come to the MONDAY WEDNESDAY workouts, South Balcony 01 the Main Gym. Playback Center Inatructional Room. 3:00 • 5:00 pm - Lacrolae CI.m practice Revelle Field. 7 :30 pm - Men's Swimming vs SDSU, UCSD Natalorium. Free 3:00 • 5:00 pm - Lacrosse Club practice Revelle Field. 5:00 pm - Karate Club practice North Balcony, Main Gym. 2:00 • 4:00 - Reaume critique " job search advi.ing se.sionllor 3:30 • 5:00 pm - Judo Club practice Wrestling Room admission. 3:30 • 5:00 pm - Judo Club practice Wreslting Rm., Main 5:00 • 5:45 pm - Judo Club practice, Wrestling Room. Humanities & Social Science majOF.. Review, brain.torm and 4:00 • 6:00 pm - Table Tennis Club open play Rec Coni Rm. 7:30 pm - Men's volleyball va SDSU, UCSD Main Gym. develop peraonal job IIrategiea. Come to Building B, Student Lectures 4:00 • 6:00 pm - Gymna.tics Oub aponlOu open 6:00 pm - Men's JV basketball vs Point Lorna JV, at Point Lorna. rour New players alway. welcome! . Open Hour. Mlnday·Friday, 4·6 pm, in the South Balcony 01 the Main Free admission. Center. 4·00 • 6 :00 pm - Gymnastics Club sponsors open supervised MONDAY Any UCSD affiliates intere.ted in joining us are welcome! 6:00 • 9:00 pm - Ballroom/Disco Club sponsors Disco Dance SA ruRDAY·SUNDAY 4:00 p m - Come to free 4·week workshop on Meditation and w~ rkouts lor all you lormer gymnast tnthusiasls. Join us in Ihe South PIYChic: Exploration with Dr. Frederick Lenz, author 01 Life';"..,.: 7:00 pm - Inlo~ mini.lecture/diacuasion aeOO presented by 4:00.6:00 pm - Table Tennis Club meets today lor open inslruction on Thursday evenings: beginning a ~ 6· 7:30 .pm a nd Winter camping and cro•• country skiing trip to San Gol'lonio, SHIP (Stud"'"t Heahh Inlormation Program). "An Exploration of the Rec . Conference Room. Balcony, Main Gym. intermediate. 7:30-9pm. Sign up at the Campus Rec Ofl,ce. Price of $16 includes tran.portation, food, lent. alore. and TrW! AccounIJ 01 Reincornalion. Thi. Tueaday eve: Intro. 5:00 • 7:00 pm - Yoga Club meetina Adaptive Room, Main Meditation II; "The Use and Abuse of Mantral." SponlOred by Health Perspectives: Relevant Information lor Better PerlOnal 8:00 pm - Men's Varsity basketball vs Point Lorna, at Point cooking gear. Sign up in Rec Gym office. 5:00 pm - Karate Club practice North Balcony, Main Gym. UCSD Meditation CI.m. Come to APM 5880. Health in a University setti"," and lordiscuNion: Promotive Health 5:00·7:00 pm - Yoga Club meeting Adaptive Rm , Main I.Dma. Free admillion. and aeI/.reaponaibility. Come to HL Aud. 5:00 • 8:00 pm - Jazz IAtnce Club spons~s inslruc:tio~ on SAruRDAY 7:30 pm - Come to free 4-week workahopon MEDITATION and 6:00·8:00 pm - Squaredancill( Club, new this quarter, will 8:00 • 10:00 pm - Juggling Club practices each Thursday in the Wednesday.: begining jazz dallce, 5.6:30 pm a~ Oltermediate JBZZ 9:00 am - ACUI Chess tournamenl (Association 01 C?lIege Paychic: Exploration with Dr. Frederick Lenz, author of Lifetime: 7:00 • 9:00 pm - "How to say no· or ye'! A llexual a.sertiveneas on Mondays, 6-8 pm, in the Rec. Conference Room. Sign up wrestling room, Main Gym. dance, 6:30-8 pm. In the North Balcony, MaIO Gym. Inllructor: Unions International) present a chess tournament Saturday In the True Accounta 01 ~incomolion. This Tuesday: Intro. Meditation workshop." Workahop will include a brief review 01 the components Rec Office. 8 :30 pm - Racquetball club Night at Black Mountain Racquetball Kenneth Green. Student Center. Please sign up in advance at the Rec dept. II; "The Ute and Abuae 01 Mantras." Sponsored by the UCSD 01 asaertivenea. and will focul on bow theae apply to the area of Club, 9·11 pm, 52.00. Meet at Urey Hall mailbox at 8:30 pm lor sexuality. It will oller info on aellual communication, present 6:30 • 8:00 pm - Aikido Club practice, Wrestling Room. 6:00 pm - Women's basketball v. Skagit Valley. Main Gym. Free Meditation a.m. Come to HL 1148. carpooling. All levels 01 play wekome. 9 ,00 am - ACUI Frisbee tournament (Association of CoUege situationa that are problematic for many lIudents and provide an 6:30 • 8 :00 pm - Jazz Dance Club '-ts a Jazz admiNion. U~onl International) preaents a frisbee tournament at Revelle Field. WEDNESDAY Friday throuah Sahrday - J?cquet Sports . Pentathlon: opportunity to diacu .. theae iuuel. Come to the Outback Cafe on Performance ClaN on Monday., 6:JO.8 pm, North 6:00. 9:00 pm - Ballroom/DileO Dance Club S~lOrI Ballroom Please sign up in advance at the Rec Office. racquetbaB, badminton, table tennIS, .squash, lennI.. up 10:00- 11:00 .... - Career advisinf aeuions • informal advi.ina Wane.n Campua. Main Gym. Instructor Kenneth Green. Sign up at the Dance inatruction: beginning at 6-7:30 pm and .ntermedlAte at ~k rneetintra for Humanities and Social Science Studmt. 10 explore schedule and sign up in the rec gym offIce. $3.00 entry lee. 11:00 am - Women's rugby SDSU. Office. 7:JO.9 pm. At the Rec Coni Rm . v. occupational pouibiIiIie• . Come to Warren Coleae Prov. ConI. Rm. 12 noon. 2:00 pm - Ultimate Frisbee Club practice, Revelle F'teld. nJESDAY 6:30 • 8:00 pm -Aikido Club practice Wreatling Room. FRIDAY 11:00 • _ - Humanities Ie Social Sciencea employers 01 the TUESDAY 3:00 pm - Women's baaketball VI Whittier, Main Gym. Noon • 1:00 pm - Contraceptive Education Seasion: Infonnal 7:00 pm - Warren !=allege and ~ationl sponaor: Begin~na 2:00 pm _ Men's tenni. v. Point Loma, at Point Loma. Free week: Federal Government. Come to the North Conference Room, diacuuion; all must attend to receive birth control aervicea and men 3:00 • 5:00 'pm - Ultimate Friabee practice Revelle F'JeId. 5:00 pm - JV ba.ketball vs Whittier, Main Gym. Stuclmt Center. Tennis Clinic. Sign up In advance and bring your raquets! l'here •• a admiNion. are encouraged to attend .. well. No appt neeea.. ry, located in the 4:00 • 5:00 pm - Korean Karate practice North Bakony, 7:30 pm - Varsity basketball vs Whittier, Main Gym. 2:OO~ ~ - If you're leeling alone and need aorneone to lUten, call conference room at the UCSD Student Health Cenler. Gym. 50c charge. 2:00 • 3:00 pm _ Synchronized Swimming aub meets today al 7:00-8:30 pm - Hawaiian Dance, a new dub, i! now hoIdina the Pool. 8:00 pm - Third Annual Underwater Fihn Fe.tival presented at FOCUS 452-44~55. We care 4:00 • 6:00 pn - Gymnaatica open supervised the MandeviUe Auditorium. Come see the aea creature.! AdmlNlOl1 4:00 pm - o.ernicaI·Physic.1 Seminar: "Harmonic Syllema with Club sesaiona on Wedneadays in the Weal Balcony. Sign up at the 2:00 • 5:00 pm _ Boxing Club meets in wrestling room. Also, 2:00 • 4:00 pn - Drop-in howl lor PhYlical and En~ Roctuati", Frequenciea". Speaker: Dr. Katja Lindenburg, UCSD the South Balcony 01 the Main Gym. i. $2.50 for studentl and $3.50 general. Campus Rec Office. other workout timn available. Sciences majors are availalbe to help you with your career and job Department 01 o.emi.try. Location: 2105 Bonner Hal. 5:00 pm - Karate CI.m practice North Balcony, Main huntinaconcema. Come by 5218 APIeM at any timeconvenientto 2:30 pm - Women's tennis va Redlands. Free admiasion. SUNDAY yoo. 4:00 • 6:00 pm - "For Men Only: Rape Attitudea". This 5:Q9 • 5:45 pm - Judo CI.m practice, Wrestling Roam. , lHURSDAY workahop wiD explore the issue 01 sexual aauult and rape attitudes 3:00 • 5:00 pm _ Ultimate Frisbee Club practice, Revelle Field. 3:00· 5: 00 pn - LacrGlle Club prac tIce,· Re velle FiIe. Id 10'.00 • 12 noon - Synchronized Swimmina Club meet. at the 2:30· 4 :00 pm - Attend the JOB STRA TEGIES WORKSHOP 5:00 • 6:30 pm - The Bellydancins Club iI now I'fIftting 01 men. Included will be role playing exercilles, tools for attitude ,00 pm _ Women'. basketball vs Point I.Dma, at Point Loma. 4:00·6:00 pm - Table Tennil Club meets lor open play in the pool. Board "I • it will cover the fundamental. of the job aearch, from identifying Tuesday, 5·6:30 pm, in the Rec Coni Rm. A great way to 4. chaOle and hopefully much diSCUNion. Location: International shape! Rec Conf Room. New Players always welcome! 5:30 pm - Warren College Commuter .~I an . ce employers to salary negotiation. Place: North Conference Room. Center. Free admiaaion. G aub h 'sed Delight" lor all UCSD and friends . $2.00 unlimited skating. Student Center 7:30 pm - Men's Volleyball VI Loyola Marymounl. Main 4 '.00 • 5:00 pm _ !Co-an Karate Club practice, North Balcony, 4:00· 6:00 pm - ymnastics osls open IlUperv. T C gymnastics workouts daily in the South Balcony,. . Main Location: University owne enter. Free admiuion. Main Gym. ,~ KYI"'-'~._u,=::~~~~==~==::~==~~Gy~. 3:00 • 5:00 pm - A PREORGASMIC WOMEN'S GROUP will WEDNESDAY ______meet lor 10 seuions beginni"8 January 23. AU women intereated in Noon • 1:00 pm - Contraceptive Edocation Seasion:lnfonnal Ieamina about lemale llexual relponlle and individual orgasmic diacuuion; all must attend to receive birth control aervicea and men pot"'"tial in a amaH group settin/l are encouralled to call exl. 2669 are encouraged to attend 81 well. No appt neceaury, located in the (a.k for Sharon) 01' 3755 (aak lor Rhoda). this/lroup wili be co.1ed conference room at the UCSD Student Health Center. by Rhoda OIkin (Counsellna &. Psychological Service.) and ~ron 4:00 pm - Organic/lnor![anic seminar: "Organic Oxidation r""'""""'"';'''''''"'"'d • I) fioara Keating (Student Health Center). Location to be announced. &action .... Speaker: Dr . Jan Rocek, Dept. 01 o.emiatry, Univenity THURSDAY 01 lIIinoi., o,icago Circle. Come to TLH 104. mOl1l n.;, ., , .m~"" of _"" ,.... wiob c.._ ,,"Mm, .. ""_0' • of "" - .- JO . Wedneaday morning. Visit us It the Student ~nter, Bid .. B. WE ARE HERE TO HELP! 9:00· 10:00 am - Revelle Humanities Auignment Brainstorm: 5:00 jJIII - "Ethnicity Workshop led by Prol. Raymond Haward Or RE9YCLE YOUR NEWSPAPERS MANAGEMENT Salary nexoriabk. Bwines, major or • -:pJTJ w'OTk expertef\Ce(6857)· I • Small ,roup ClaN lor Revelle stud","/s enrolled in I-l..manitie. Irom SDSU". An inlormal gathering and discu_ion 01 many topic. TRA~NEE: • sequence 12B . o,odorow. Preparation fo, writinl{ directed at your such as cultural conlliets. SponlOred by TCPB. Students must sign RECYCLINO BIN LOCATIONS ON CAMPUS: COST PROPERTY BOOKKEEPER: "'.1,, /"', BA ,u,gree in aa:lNnling or minimum . yrs crperU!f\C' 0$ bookkeeper or particular assignment. aau meet. in 4070 USB. SpoolOred by up before at the TC Dean's oflice; only open the Third College enIry lewl accounting in monwlactvring ""t/ironment (68,6). . ., OASIS Writing Center. students. Location: Center lor the People. Admiaaion: SOC. , .' DRAFTSMAN: SaIory ntll"liahU!. Dell'eI! in droflinR ",.{erred. Mechan ICal Englrt«rtnR hadwound helpful (68,8). 10:00· 11:00 am - Revelle Humanities AMigrvnent Brainstorm: 6:00· 8:00pm - "Howtoaay no · or yel! A sexualauerlivl! 'lei. .. / INfW... IPI . d fres/tmen and Small group claas lor ReveUe students enrolled in I-l..man~1 workshop." Workshop will include a brief review of the components .' SIwL.-nt A,n:ioIe (DI' op"..-olions): Salary competili .... OOE. 40 /t" I....,'k. Com/Jl"eY ScU!f\Ce, 3' ljuarteT sequence 12B · Wlel'schin. Preparation for writi,,!! directed at your 01 allertivene•• and will locu. on how they apply to the area of abow (Z·J074)· particular aasigrwnent. Oas. rMets in 4070 USB. SponlOred by sexuality. It will oller inlo on sexual communication, present Scimce or (Z-JoB)). "., oll'ammIRR. : SoIary compet ililOt OOE ' 40 /tn/ week. Cam"",,,, EECS, kerr I . . (ZE ) OASIS Writing Center. • ituations that are problematic for many .tudmtl and provide an Snulenl A,....,i,"e/Planl Fueililies Enl/ineeri",: Salary romperititle OOE. M« /tarllcal or e leo englll«l'I'\II '3071 . 10:00 • ..- - GRADUATE/PROFESSIONAL School opportunity to discu.. theae islUl!s. Location: Muir Apt louOle. " advisinjJ _ioN . informal advising meeti"8s at Career Planning & -- ~ IVINlII ANNOUNCIMINtS PART-Tl. Placement, BId, B, Student Center. Open hours. nfURSDAY I SENIORS: PACE EXAMINATION ' . . CAREER Model: Salary negotiable. Hrs 10 ~ arra",ed (0692). ' 12:00 noon - AMES 205 Film Serie •• Film: Low.iWunold.· Jon a . February 15. AppLicalion ~flod for lite PACE, ,,-/rich i, .he ~ IetJd GUlmlnallon for FEDERAL 1:00..... :00 pm - UCSD CaJeer Connection WorI&shop "Discover GW,·bw...er/ ...uu". : "'.oo/ hr. H" 10 ~ arra",ed. (069.). Number flow•. Location: 7104 Urey Hall. Free Admiuion. JOBS" Applicalimu and inforrnolion
Mon., J IUlr 21 , U980~) . .~ . ..______Tb~!e~D~an~y~G~u~a~rd~i~a~n ~ ______11 .. Women Lose By· 9 In OT WRITE BETTER PAPERS. Send S I for our Malh 1A Need malh book lor Ihis class now. Hart Freestyle Sklis 1 70's. Iyrotla 250 booklel ·T lps on AcademiC Wnting" and our Call 453· 4833 leave message tor John. bindings $80. 455· 0778 (1124) descnpllve calalogue 01 Ihousands 01 (1/21) The women'. ba.ketball collegiale research 10P'CS Bo. 4241 ·SB have handed UCSD defeats, the confidence they needed to Berkeley. CA94704 (415) 239-6339 (1 / 24) If you have IIckels for Ihe Julliard Quarlet. I travel team played one their best will buy c all 452·9548 (1/25) 01 like USIU and Pt. Lorna. stay up with their opponents. Classifieds AlOE TO BAY AREA Jan 25, 26, or Feb 1,2 games this year in holding Men . Wome"':JOBS' CRUISESHIPS' GUIlar players umle! Looking lor Iolk musIC van / truck. Pay gas in exchange for moVing Spaniards do It wllh hOI sauce! Muir SAILING EXPEDITIONS' SAILING Irom all counlries and eras. I am . misc. 452· 4355 Belty (1/21 , 23) USD to a 53·53 tie at the end CAMPS. No Experience, Good pay. Even Malone wasn ' t Now the Tritons are getting Language Table. SpaniSh Wednesdays 6 desperale- Jean 755-7393 (1 /2 1) of regulation play Friday night personals Summer. career . NATIONWIDE expecting a win . Yet the ready for a shot at up~ettin g pm Muir Cal N Dinong !;loom (1 /21 ) - then died. WORLDWIDEI Send $4 .95 for applicallonl Triton. played with better ball Azusa Pacific on Jan. 29. G.U.T.S. dinner Ihealre food drink iva Inlv/ referrals 10 CRUlSEWORLD 205 Box Musicians Inleresled In lormlng a pep band Fascism? USD notched two 3-point Commuters. It's AAG time again! Feb. 2nd 10 play for home beskelball games. Contact control than they had been in Azusa is the favorite to win the sign ups are being taken at the commUlltty entertainmenlonly 53.00 Tickels al Sludenl 60129. Sacramento.Ca 95870 (1 / 30) Confinued from tHlfe 2 play. in overtime and scored Box Office Now. (1/25) Karen. 452·4211. (I (2 1) recent games. 1l.ey stayed league title, but UCSD had cemer. (1124) JENNY'S HOME TYPING- Term papers, hi. article ".Jewish FlUcill1l." 10 more points to win 69·58 calm and made fewer hasty scheduled their season around BE THERE OR BE SQUARE.. Spirit night h's comingll Sp,,~ nighl 1980. Bigger and Iheses, dlss. Days and eves. 225· 1449 The IlUt point that I would after the final five minute t 980. Basketball vs. Whittier on 1/2610 the beller than ever. Be there on January 26 in (617) mistakes than in the past. And them, hoping to peak at the Ihe Main Gym. (1/21) lost and found like to deal with i. Janosik's period. main gym 11/22) Dlsserlallon l lhesls Have your day when the two teams meet. ' claim of "Zioni.t collaboration "It waa basically a lad, of Revelle French House: Don't miss Mu~ Res MURAL CONTEST for new Warren ApI's dlssertallon/ lheSIS pul InlO memory which LOST a cord oroy la ckel on Wednesday Jan Stacey Macfadyen neutralized Hall Council's Language lable. Mondays, 6 Rec. Cenler. Wall size approx 20' x 12' for saves lime and $1 Addllions, deletions & t6 Please relurn Than. 755· 3752 ( 1/ 21) with the Nazis" in order to experience," .aiCf coach Judy ' USD's 6'6" center in the first "We're going to fight for our pm Muir Caf N. Dining Room (t 12t) info call 452·4581.(1 /21 /28) corrections slmplilled·perleci copy Call create the state· of Israel. To Malone. .. AJI the .team went 296·6973 belore 3 pm , ask lor Audrey (2 / 6) half, limiting her to seven lives when we play Azusa" HOWABOUT BELL YOANCING? Tuesdays CHANGE YOUR LIFE THIS THURSDAYII claim that Jews collaborated out Of u in that overtime points and giving the Tritons said Malone. ' 5-6:30 pm Rec Coni Rm $tO (1/22) Dr. Frederick Lenz, authOr of Vlel/mes: True Typing - lerm papers, Iheses. dlss IBM housing with the Nazis to deslr()y period." UCSD Center Sherman JohnlOn play. tight defense in recent game. Accounts 01 Relncarna/lon. To/al correcllng seleclnc Reasonable Mrs. Olds, Square dancing Monday 6·8 pm al the Rec Relaxal/on, and To/a/Intimacy will conduCI 455· 1027 (1121) themselves is a desecration to Conf Rm for $10 ye all come square a lour week INTENSIVE seminar In Roommale wanted non· smOker lemale lor Inleresled In working ona community the six malion Jews and five The Triton. used a man to dancing '(1/21) MEDITATION. PSYCHIC EXPLORATION own room In Playmor condo. $140/ mo. Call service prDiecl? Do you wanllo reach-out miJlion other people. who Steelers Win Fourth Super Bowl and SELF-DISCOVERY AI Ihese KJ or Nancy. 453·7841. (1/22) man defense and it succeeded ICE SKATING includes rentals·lessons seminars. you wHllearn a variety olthe mosl and help people In need? CIRCLE " K" IS Cagers Lose from 7 to t 1 Free skating al the Ice Capades perished at the hands of the in Uniting USD'. scoring PASADENA The advanced medllation, communtcalion and working Wllh bind children and helping Ihe Female roommate wanled own room $135 Most observers expected the past decade. Chalel all for $24.00 Wed. (1/23) elderly. CIRCLE ·· K" meels on Wed. al 6 pm Nazis. Certainly without the mo.t game. Pittsburgh Steeler. won an relaxation techniques known. Admission 10 plus utllllleS available immediately (1125) throuah of the the Ram. - whose 9· 7 But the Rams, paced by Continued from page 9 In lhe Revelle Inlormal Lounge! (1/23) Holocaust and without .lew. UCSO had a five point lead at unprecendented fourth NFL Non·licklish person· you've gOI me dazed Ihese seminars Is FREE 10 members of Ihe Two female house mates wanted 10 share 3 regular sea.on mark was the time to salvage the game. In and confused. Help!? Ticklish person. UCSD community. Dr. Lenz's seminars are bedroom house in Mir. M esa with Super Bowl yesterday, but not young quarterback Vince hatred the forces that brought halftime, then lo.t it in the wort record of any team in the Ferragamo's 15.for.25 the final 15 minutes the cagers (1/21 ) sponsored by Ihe San Diego Medrtation engineering sludent. $150 monlh plus 1/3 about Israel may never have lecond period. With second. without a .tubborn fight from Club 01 UCSO. The seminars will be hefd on wanted ulilities. 225-2163, 271·6027. Ask lor NFL playoffs to be passing performance, led 19. played a competitive running There w~1 be 8 time out staff meeting this Tuesdays. 4:00 pm al APM rm. 5880; and al occured. This i. widely known the underdog Lo. Angeles Mon. Jan 21 al 6:00 in timeout. (For merly Robert. non·smoking only (2 / 1) remaining Wendy Nakayama de.troyed by the Steelers, 7:30 pm HL t 148. (1/21 , 1122) SubjeclS forbrain·wall8 expl in Med School 17 until Bradshaw threw a 34. game. Carter was proud of the Revelle community cent er.)Anyone and has been mentioned by 8 Ram •. $3/ hr 5 hr e.pl. Males lell·handed; females Roommate wanled. Non smoker own room drove in for Ieft.handed considered the finest team of inleresled in VOlunteering is welcome. Wanted: prospective AAG participants. yard fourth quarter touchdown dying effort of the eam, and lell or right handed. x4266 Debbie 9· 4. $150 prefer senior or grad 481 · 7425. many Jewish and Israeli layup which tied the score at The Ram., II · point (1/21) Male or female, must be a commuter. Sign pass to wide receiver Jonn said that "When a team is (1/18,21 ,23,28) leaders, but to claim that these 53. underdog. , actually led going up now al Time Out. (1/24) Condo avail. Very close 10 campus·uIIL , Stallworth. down by this many, they WANTED: Chaperones and lutors for pool, jaCUZZI. own room for $195 / mo. call leaders condoned anti· into the fourth quarter before announcements , Commulers unile. Irs lime 10 show yOUl Pille aher 8 pm 455·9473 (1 / 22) The Rams tried to come usually quit. But we just really ....I ic prowrese. MG leam sign ups are ElKope and Mexico lOurS. Discounls for Semitism and collaborated USD came into the game a. the veteran Steelera, led by yOUl services. Call 714·540·9477.(2/1) back late in the final period, put out and didn't give up on Wanted: prospective AAG participanl • . ,1OW ill Time Out. /11241 with the Nazi. II simply a heavy favorite. 1l.ey have quarterback Terry Bradshaw, but Steeler linebacker Jack the game. They played hard Male or temale, must be a commuter. Sign JAZL EXERCISE AND RHYTHMIC Parl· llme position d lslrlbuting local for sale fallacious. __. 11 Time OUI. (1/24) newspaper 10 com racks and dealers, 25 been beatina the school. that pulled out their 31· 19 win with 16. Please relurn! Thanx 755·3752 (1 / 21) Lambert picked off a - it was 15 minutes of great hOurs per week, salary plus commiSSion In Nazi Germany a key two touchdown •. 'fOUl pass to end the thrust. basketball." -:'iiwt ...... now Wanled: prospeclive AAG participanls. Wed. Hours are 6:00pm·I :00 amolher For Sale: SchWinn Contenential excellent atheletic prowress. MG leam sign ups are factor in creating and Male or lemaIe . must be a commuler. SIgn hours are fleXible. Conlacl Diane for condition. 452· 1898. (1/22) now al TIme Out. (1/24) channeling hatred of ethnic up now al Time Out. (1/24) inlervlewlappolnlmenl 459·4201 . For sale: commercial pop corm maker and JAZZ EXERCISE AND RHYTH MIC. groups was a misrepr~enta. Commulers unile. It's time to shOw your WANTED: "de from LaCosta 10 UCSD for merchandlzer - fu51 like lhe ones In Ihe AEROBICS al UTC. For more informatioo alhletic prowess. AAG learn sign ups are 9AM Tuesdays & Thursdays; relurning • movies lheatres. Perfeci lor campus clubS tion of .uch groups an the call North YWCA 274·4260. (1 /22) now al Time Oul. (1124) leaVing UCSD al 4:30 pm . I expecl 10 pay & organizations .. $425. Call A·440 otflces at German pres.. The new BECAUSE fa irly lor either or both 753·4153 (1/23) 454· 7232. (1124) UC STUDENT LOBBY WANTED: 2 siudent VOIunleers 10 serve as JAZZ EXERCISE AND RHYTHMIC indIca lor is following a co·ordinators tor lhe CASINO San Diego AEROBICS at UTC. For more informal IOn Carnegie A· 440 Reslaurant has poSitions FOR SALEI Two Trans AudiO speakers $50 Melrop oilian Inlernship Prog ram. destructive tradition (per hap. legislative Conference There is no automatic insurance coverage ... call North YWCA 274· 4260. (1 / 22) available lor cooks. Appllcanls musl be pair. and one Sansui 221 receiver $50 call Responsibilities include organizing enlhusiasliC and energetic. Organizalional 453· 3927 (1/25) ignorantly) with their printing Friday, Saturday, Sunday, March 25-27 program. selling up internships. meeting . talents and the abilRy 10 work meliculously Malh 2ES book by Strang N_! $t 5 call of the article " Jewish wilh local politicians and other officials 10 are requisile qualities. Applicanls are 582 · 1637 eves. (1122) secure internShips. Mi n 10 hrs/wk. Good lel'Vlces Fascism." One would hope screened carefully No previous Cooking You may want to wrrting and organizational SkHIs needed. surfbOards fOr cheap Call evenings 273· experience is necessary. Carnegie A·440 2 that in the future Mr. Jano.ik May lead to paying iob and paid internship in HOMEWORKERS: Earn $5O.00/hundred 4193 (1/21) witt train you. Apply in person 2212 Carmel San Diego, Sacramento or Wash DC. securing, Sluffing envelopes. Free deta~s , and the new indicator Valley Road, Del Mar. (1/24) Scuba gear, like new. USQ Masks & snorkef Inquire al CASINO, Student Cenl er x 4450. reply: Titan, L1 4W, Box 94485, Schaumber, understand the consequences All students interested in participating (1/25) III. 60124. (2/1) Responsible. female preferred person $12 , rockel lins S18 . dive knife $20, "Cover needed· to help handicapped female aquarius regulalor $65. ned be explorer of such libelous, discrimina· Typisls: IBM exper/lheses/disser/lerm in workshops in Sacramento please contact Open House al Ship Friday, Jan 25, 4:00 studeniliving on campus pari lime $3.50 per vest, dbl bag consl, two ISGm cart., frnt str9 tory journalism. papers/ editing. RUSH iobs! 453-0656. 452· Ship Cenler above Studenl Lounge. Wine hOur. Hours negotiabte call Camille 455· pockel, crolch slrap, net 30 Ib call 755· Linda Sabo or Nancy Laga at 452-4450. 1488.286·4936. 225·1449. (6/15) ROBERT MARKOVIC . Your and cheese. (1/25) 5919 (211) 6557. (1/21) . Bod" , Pre-Med, Pre-Dent, Rides & travel arrangements will be provided. Winter quarter enrolbnent other pre-health now in progre.. deadline: February 3 The Student !;!ealth Information frogram presents: professional school - students: There will be workshops on: - All registered student. and Students oilier than third year juniors sMuJd ~ appointmenlS for UC Child' Care Legislation post doc. are eligible. Hea lrh $ertJices AdtJisDry Com mittee rnteTtJleu'S. co be held {rCJm Affirmative Action Recruitment February I 1'22 Collective Bargaining: the Student Impact infonnation and applications are available at AN 'EXPLORAnON OF HEALTH PERSPECTIVES: UC's Role in Agribusiness fOr more info, at tend one of these u'orkshops: Student Health Services. Student pre mium relevant information for better personal health Jarvis II $34.25 per quarter, spouae $44, children in a University setting Tuesday, January 22, 9"0 am Friday, January 2,. J'4 pm $44. Stud.,," Affa irs Con[L'Tence Room, G1 recr Plannmg & Placement Of' call Rona Subotnik at X3750 Informal, Mini Lecture/Discussion Series All Marine officers are 'infantrY' ... right? Wrong ... only this relative percentage SPIRIT Humanities Library Auditorium 7:00 pm Th:"rest are: Monday, Januarl21st: J NIGHT Promotive Health & Sel -Responsibility
Flight officers Monday, February 4th: Air controllers I Lawyers , Substance Use & Abuse Data processing officers Supply officers Tuesday February 19th: The CASINO internship office is looking for Communication officers Artillery officers Nutrition two coordinators to run the San Diego Metropolitan Internship Program. Engineers Women's Basketball ...... 3 pm Trocked vehicle officers Monday, March 3rd: Responsibilities include: Intelligence officers JV Basketball ...... r . ' •••••• • • 5 pm 10 hours per week, m~ting with ~~l Motor transport officers Varsity Basketball ... . ' " ... 7:30 pm Common Illnesses on Campus politicians and other offiCials, supervIsion of Electronic warfare officers Public affairs officers volunteers and organization of program. Financial managers MAIN GYM January 26 Good writing and organizational ability FREE ADMISSION needed. Knowledge of San Diego area helpful but not necessary. Excellent opportunity to Guest speakers will IJresent practical information to meet officials, and could lead to paying job or Professional opportunities you didn't all games tiS. Whircier College help you begin the steps towards being a healthier internship this summer and next year. even know existed. Ask about 'Ple' VICTO RY PARTY individual...please join us. Sign up for interview at CASINO offices, Marine officer programs· 293·5073. FOLLOWING-- PONSORED located in the Student Center, or call BY THE ASUCSD 452-4450. Deadline January 25. 12 The Daily Gual'dian Mon., Jan. 21, 1980 From $389 from University Events SPRING One of the year's 10 best Plain Dealer, Cleveland. Donna Cherin / Sunday News ----K PLANS? Journal. Wilmingtoo. Del.. Harry Themal/ Jacksonville Journal. Mike Clark I The Virginian-Pilot. Norfolk. Va., . 1 Mal Vincent i Burlington County Times. lou Gaul / WEEI·FM. Boslon, Nat Segaloff ! Boston Phoenix. Stephen Schiff / WMP8··TV. Baltimore. Lou Robinson! '. B4'4111~BEACH Journal ~mtlo , Washimlion. O.C.. John Greenwald ! C r!~at ~ve UM f(nq. Ii}': f:ronk Rr{tka / ft La udp.rdale Program lneludel: ------, • Roun6trlp United Jet Airfare, Including Hot Meai a lewrage ServIce with Nnws & Sun S~r ll~nn tovH! :' fldzQna RnpuuHc. . Complimentary Champagne. **:,:~(": :'.: ')'>.,(:-: :' •. : : ';; • S 7 nlghis Hotel Accomodatlonl In WallcIlcI leach. !. : .~~ ', ...... : . 'of':' Davs • • Rower lei GrMflng. • Round Trip Transf.. In Honolulu Including Porterage and Baggage Tlpi, 2 per ,....art • AVIS Cor Rental, 1 Full Day, with Unlimited Mileage (gas not Included- 1I011d Ilcenle required-minimum driver age-iS ~s) . • Full Coior ~ Album (one per room) . • Pleasant Continental 8reakfaIt. . wOman • Membership In 'leason' Walldlcl Beach Club. • Complimentary PlealCJnt Mal Tal Cocktail at the Three Torchel Bar. • SeMceI of Piealant Tour CouNeiors at our ServIce Desks In WallcIlcI to AdvI.. COlOl..,lIIKWlllA. and AlII.. you ihroughout your stay. . IRl4!f"·1'1':, -a.1 !'lINn.., u,u
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Rights (lChedule and charter) SATA student tilghts Rail Po_ (European) THIS FRIDAYI International Student ID's Study and work program. 8:00 PM. MANDEVILlI AUDITORIUM Inswanc:e Tours (11-35 ~ oIdI) $1.75 IooIcI and a lot more~ . . UNNERSITY EVENTS BOX OFFICE OPEN JMtf 9-1 , Tu/Th 12-3 PHONE: 452.()630
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