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Volume 10, Number 1 Published at UCSD Our 18th year of publication Tues. Oct. 9th - Oct. 22nd 1984

Media Budget UCSD Attacks Freedom of Held Hostage Association Student Groups Required .Law Suit Initiated to Submit Membership Lists Following a three month period c;,,~ no funds-a direct result of Associated A major revision to existing campus Students (AS) President. Marc regulations applying to student Boroditsky's, veto of the Alternative organi~ations is coming under sharp Media budget on June 12th-and criticism from several circles within the suffering serious disruption to their University community. The revision, publication and operation schedules. made by UCSD Administrators overthe UCSD's Alternative Media received AS summer. seeks to severely curtail funding on Wednesday September 26th. Freedom of Association rights of The three month period beginning individuals active on campus by with Boroditsky's veto. marked one of requiring orga11i7ationstoMprovide a list the most bitter periods. in the long and of non-registered] non-University/ increasingly hostile AS-Alternative community members", prohibit these Media relationship. A period higlighted members from holding office or vote by vandalism, lawsuits, new Several hundred people gather at "the hump" to oppose Reaganism. on organizational issues or elections; administrative policies aimed and eliminate the right of groups to specifically towards certain members of choose an "agent" to represent the the Alternative Media. and petty organization. vindictiveness on the part of Boroditsky Hundreds Rally and his supporters on the AS Council. The existence of these regulations first Theb'new" budget passed last week did surfaced when students returning from little. however. to ease the growing summer break were required to comply animosity brought about by to Bust Reagan with the new regulations as a condition to being certified a student organization Boroditsky's actions.. According to new Close to 400 students gathered on "the young Republicans at a pro-Mondale indicator sources in the Administration. and thus becoming eligible to use hump." September 26th. to support the rally.) Reagan youth jeered and waved campus facilities and AS funding. Boroditsky's actions. under the usual Reaganbuster rally sponsored by UCSD banners in support of Reagan-Bush but It is clear the intent of the new prattle of "fiscal fairness," came about Students Against Reaganism (STAR). the overwhelming response was in regulations is to stifle the more active because of mounting pressure from the The common goal of the Reaganbusters support of statements made by speakers organizations on campus. specifically Administration to veto the entire was the defeat of the Reagan addressing !he adverse affects of the the alternative media. Committee for Alternative Media budget so as to avoid administration at the polls on November Reagan administration on U.S. society World Democracy. CISPES. Che Cafk the legal challenge initiated by the 6, 1984. but as the rally intensified this and world affairs. Topics ranged from and other groups-groups who have ACLU on behalf of the California goal seemed to represent what they saw women's rights. civil rights. and Review. as only. a first step in reversing the intervention in the third world. to historically refused to allow the administration to implement its goals (The California Review received rightward trend in US. society, nuclear war and what would happen to and policies unchallenged, and who have Associated Students funding in Spring something the speakers called the Supreme Court if Ronald Reagan refused to view the university as an ivory 1983. but in accordance with the AS "Reaganism." were to be re-elected. tower. closed to the very community that Constitution. outraged students The crowd represented a cross-section Sacha Nelson. a med student and sustains and supports it through taxes. garnered the required signatures to of progressive students on campus, member of STAR and Students for the The University has viewed the challenge the AS funding for the Review. faculty, staff. San Diego community Prevention of Nuclear War initiated the involvement of "non-students" and In a special referendum to decide the members, and a few pro-Reagan youth. avid response of the crowd with a community members in campus student question. students voted resoundingly to The scene was tense before the rally with scathing attack on the "insane" nuclear- organizations as disruptive to their rescind the AS Council's decision and administration officials and campus military policies of the Reagan wishes to maintain a transitory student refused to allow students' funds to be police prepared for disruptions by administration. Nelson asked thecrowd. body along with the lack of continuity allocated to the Review. Students were Reagan youth. (At USC the week before particularly upset with the Review's students had their shirts torn off by continued on page 9 continued on page 7 insensitive comments concerning rape, and argued that the Review has demonstrated its ability to receive funds from conservative foundations across the nation. The Review subsequently threatened legal action against the Clinic Violence on the Rise university and with the help of the ACLU applied great pressure on the On September 20th. the Planned The Rev. Dorman Owens. who refers almost every Saturday this summer to university administration to guarantee Parenthood office in Atlanta was the to his followers in the Bible Missionary purge San Diego of sin. Health care funding for the 84-85 academic year.) target of arson. making it the second Fellowship as "soldiers" has been clinics wen the major target of their Faced with the ACLU lawsuit. the b~mbingin as many weeks against arrested twice for his harassment of crusade. Owens. who claims. "patriotism Administration saw fit to intervene in health clinics in the Georgia state clients at local clinics. Owens. leading his and christianity are one in the same." AS funding to delegate student money to capitol. Since the 1973 Roe v Wade flock to do battle against "queers, also lead marches through Hillcrest the Review . choosing to ignore the Supreme Court decision legalizing cultists, witches. ,murderers and charging gays with. "crimes ...p unishable actual merits of Review wants. abortion. there have been forty attacks commies." was a familiar scene this past by death." according to our source who requested against health care clinics that provide summer. His group, from the continued on page 7 to remain anonymous. Boroditsky. who abortions as one of their services. hinterlands of Santec. made a mecca ran on an election platform Twenty of these attacks have occurred unsympathetic to progressive media, since January of 1984. The rise in clinic was only too eager to do the violence has been partly attributed to administration's bidding-going to the fundamentalist groups who believe they extent of fabricating reasons for his veto have a mandate from god to deny a to disguise the administration's and his woman's right to choose abortion, true intentions. A frequent site of local fundamentalist The "new" budget passed last week protest. Birth Control Institute on El represented the final step in the plan to Cajon Rlvd. was 'firebombed on fund the Calijiornia Review and was fully September 13th. There is still no lead on consistent with the information we the persons responsible for this attack received from our administrative source: despite a f 5,000 reward for information despite elaborate reasons, excuses and leading to the arrest and conviction of numerous rationales put forward by those responsible. Womancare. a San Roroditsky for his veto. the primary Diego feminist health center has received purpose was to hold up and disrupt all bornh threats and hasalso been the scene the other AS-funded media, so that the of vicious protests by right-wing anti- California Review could be included in a abortion groups that include the Rihle comprehensive Alternative Media Missionary Fellowship and the budget, And despite Boroditsky's and Independent Baptist Church. Pickets at administration's denials, to most Womancare have harassed clients. jvelled observers their tactic was no secret. even at workers and trespassed on clinic Dorman Owens (left) leads fundamentalists in anti-gay march in Hillcrest. continued on page 4 ProPcrtY. Collective Notes communities, And then there is The G'CSD Guardian-which d,.fends administration, and strives to present a non-critical viewpoint. while Eros, Thanatos, And criticism ofthose in power. The UCSD Guardian. contrary to popular Funkv La Jolla civil detense committee5 and have direct illusion. is not the "official" campus newspaper. UCSD no longer has an By Rambling Rosie lines of communication with the the Excremental Visions "official* campus newspaper. Originally, the distinction belonged to the government. The level of responsibility Indicntor(our name in the 1960's). but our progressive editorial policy annoyed It's been a long hot summer of fun and volunteered her services to walk into the Nicaraguan felt by community members is the administration so much that they gave the "official" title 10 a right-wing repression at USCD while you were Alternative Media typesetting room to astonishing. The New Indicator Collective meets each Tuesday Night to discuss the alternative paper, The Triton Times(now UCSD Guardian). After hundreds of bourgeois crimes of repression. omission. suppression on the UCSD campus gone... Some tips. I'm still checking into sabotage the machine. Hardly suprising Update Other than this there are numerous thousands of dollars of student registration fees were pumped into capitalizing so you'll have to wait till the next time. this ...not the first time the Dirt! organizations representing just about and in the S.D. communi:y at large. We see our task as one of exposing tyranny independent" in 1976. It still is. and The Triton Times. the paper decided to "go For others, of course, their time has Guardian has been involved in every possible interest group (of decent and exploitation and of supporting the victims ofcapitalism when they decide to , there also is the California Review. defend themselves. by offering contemporary analysis of developments in the we still have no"officia1" paper. And finally. come. operations with the administration 8-3-84 size) you can imagine. People have the global economy. In addition, collective members are continuously reviewing a new right-wing journal. Well let's see where I left off ... You against the alternative media and other Dear new indicator choice of joining children. youth. To be effective. we need to draw active suppon ana parrlclpar~onrrom tne books.films. plays. art exhibits. concerts and other cultural events which help may recall the shenanigans over the campus groups. I'm writing to thank you for sending women's. labor. and political shape the collective unconscious in San Diego county. university community. We encourage progressive campus and community media budget last spring with the riffraff In other action...These bureaucrats me back copies of the new indicator and organziations of many different types. The collective is a progressive coalition of individuals from diverse to use the new indicator to communicate information about their over in the AS seeking to impose drastic obviously.have nothing better to doover to tell you abut my experiences in The majority feel strong solidarity with backrounds. What we share in common is our determination to employ the activities and interests. We continue to welcome articles or columns submitted cuts on the media while increasing the summer but devise ways to make life Nicaragua. 1 had a fantastic time. Rut it the Nicaraguan government and, intellectual skills we have already acquired through public education and to by progressive groups. and we are continuing a policy of opening up our pages to budgets for their pet projects. Finally difficult for groups doing work over the was fantastic in the sense of havingone's Nicaragua's struggle for development. develop new skills by sharing the task of putting out a newspaper. a monthly half page column for concrete community debate on issues of interest though the AS Council begrudgingly summer. Committee For World understanding clarified, not in the sense The level of political consciousness to progressive people. We will continue our calendar of information on Democracy (CWD) for example, varies, but all issues are discussed Like the progressive press everywhere in the USA. the narSindicator is under coughed up the dough. although the of a relaxing vacation. progressive events throughout the San Diego area. and we hope to make it more received a budget, and not having been openly. and consciousness is much repeated attack by the forces of repression. Over the summer, we have been amount nonetheless represented a huge I enrolled for two months in a comprehensive and reliable as a source of information on what's happening. vetoed by Boroditsky. attempted to plan higher overall than in the U.S. subjected to vandalism. burglary, personal threats and slander. Adding injury to cut for some newspapers ... But matters program called Casa Nicarapuense de and organize the Fall series. hut with insult. we had our budget blocked by the costive act of a single man. Marc Send us ?%ourorganization 5 calendar items! did not end there ... Leave it to that Espaiiol. which is a political-language Perhaps I shouldn't be making such We are in the process again this year of reaching out to the otherareacolleges very little cooperation from those Roroditsky. because. according to his opinion. we defended our budget too miscreant, Boroditsky, who decided to school. and spent time travelling on my general and therefore disputable bureaucrats In a totally arbitrary vociforously at an AS meeting last spring. We share such tribulations with our and universities through increased distribution (revenues permitting) and go against the near unanimous wishes of ... own. The program entailed living with a statements. but in being consistent with move. the Student Organizations Office sister publications around the country, and. like our comrades elsewhere. we are encouraging people to form new correspondence collectives at other schools, the Council and veto the meager budget Nicaraguan family in a colonia (a more the American tradition of liberalism decided to refuse keys to CWD members these are obviously my personal determined to fight back. and by expanding our calendar coverage, advertising and reporting of newsand passed by that miserable lot the previous affluent neighborhood than a barrio) on the grounds that people ought not be thoughts and impressions only. What I However, we are equally determined not to get buried by the penny ante events at these schools. Readers, at these schools, interested in helping e.vpanrl week. Of course, he chose the middle of attending four hours of language class in working over the summer regardless of mean is that any one can basically find diversionary tactics employed by the non-progressive groups on campus. our coverage: Give us a call, drop us a note. or come to our nseeklr~meetings! finals week to commit his crime against ... the mornings and visiting state. and Similarly. we hope to expand and systematize our San Diego community the people, knowing full well those sorry the fact that CWD has to plan it's series private organi7ations of all types in the fault with whatever they choose. Boroditsky and his cronies can campaign on free beer and wieners and.even1 at least two months in advance. Then sabotage our media production schedules for a while. but we are convinced that coverage and distribution-and if this is one of your main concerns. again, we souls in the AS Council wouldn't afternoons. especially when the context is vastly need your help. reconvene for a special meeting if their when CWD was in the process of moving I participated in so much of different from his own. Though some of sobriety will prevail. that after the booze and the headaches. the victims of right- to its new office, the petty bureaucrats wing politics will seek the broad daylight of truth and the fresh breeze of Also. we intend to expand and strengthen our coverage of UCSD. Although lives depended on it. Nicaraguan life, and learned so much it's my statements may sound strong and for eighteen years we have played a major role in getting information out on True to form the attempts to call a decided to allow equipment and difficult to know what is most important exaggerated. they are authentic. and do criticism. and there, they will find the New lndicator Collective ready to expose materials from CWD's old office be left not just oil slicks. wherever they endanger Mother Earth. but also slick what's going on here, much more remains to be done. Expanded coverage of the special meeting fell short by two. the or where to start. not preclude concessions to the Associated Students budget shenanigans. Tenure. Affirmative Action. number required to reach a quorum. At laying in the Media Center rather than First of all, just about every allegation arguments from the other side. publications and cynical politicians whenever they endanger the student body, allow CWD access to their office after and the greater San Diego Community. Government and Corporation Contracts & Research. etc., is needed. Expanded least that many AS Council members, as to the nature of Nicaraguan society Americans are so bloody skeptical (the coverage of the activities of progressive student and staff organizations and according to my sources. were within 4:30 p.m.-to re-arrange their new that the current administration makes in left th'at is). With this issue the new indicator begins its eighteenth year of publication- professors at UCSD is also needed. We hope to cover the university's education walking distance of the Student Center, office. CWD explained that their defense of supporting the Contras is Nicaraguan society is very friendly years that have taken us through the Vietnam War. through the continuing war more closely. pointing out positive and negative academic offerings. Much of but refused to budge, choosing instead to members worked full time and were false. And if they're not. comparing a and open. People have a sense of on education being fought here at UCSD. through struggles against war this could. and perhaps should come from the people directly involved in these follow Boroditsky's orders for them to unable to move offices until after 4:30 Third World. Latin American spirituality much different from our research. war recruiting. UC-CI A collaboration. the draft; through the ongoing things. Rut if you or your group is having trouble getting an article together. we stay indoors and not answer their phone. p.m. but this fell on deaf ears... developing country's process to what own. Within this context the fight to make the university moreaccessible and responsive to minority students. are more than willing to help you work it out. At the first AS Council meeting a While students were away the we've got or value in the United States is government seeks to take the best from women and working people; through drives to unionize graduate students, WE CAN DO SOMETHING couple weeks back. several Council administration usually pulls some tricks grossly out of place. the ideals and institutions and policies classified employees. and even undergraduates; through a hard-fought In the context of political struggle in U.S. society and in the University. to members defended the "new" media or implements a new policy, and this Nicaragua is very poor. Since the from the industrial world and campaign to establish and expand child day care services; and a number of other pretend to be neutral is to be opportunistic. intentionally or otherwise. (Such budget as a great improvement. year was no different ... Over the Revolution the government has adopted incorporate it into a new Nicaragua. I issues. Through these eighteen years we've published under 5 names. But opportunism parrallels that of admistrators who claim that they arebjustdoing although in reality the only change from summer, the Student Organizations awe-inspiring policies of education, didn't find this the least bit totalitarian. throughout. we've been offering critical journalism, journalism that seeks to 1 their jobs' when they administer the latest cutbacks.) To remain'neutral' in this the one passed by the Council in June Office came up with elaborate health. and construction for the largely or repressive. except perhaps in that I examine the roots of the events we report. was the allocation for Cal~ornia registration forms for student rural and subsistence level population. outright lies and sabotage against the We are not the only nev vspaper at UCSD-Voz Fronteriza, The People's environment is to feather one's own nest while allowing the presently stronger- organizations to remind us that we are because better financed and organized-forces of corporate monopolies and Revien *... After some persaysion and ... Because of the Revolution large parts of government is against the law. I Voice. and Sapho Speaks play valuable roles in informing students and their great difficulty, the AS Counc~l-led by smack in the middle of Nineteen Eighty- continued on page 4 the urban and to a lesser extent the rural continued on page 11 1 at least one insightful Council member. Four. Under the new requirements the population is organbed in grass roots - Bob Ames-finally recognized that the administration requires organizations to I Gaonom,r talk with Lloyd Dumas. Call presentation uy uave Murnlght and-lack "new" budget did.not reflect any of the comply ~ithsuch demands as providing for location. Nuclear Weapons Freeze Soule on their recent trips to Nicaragua. concerns, etc the Prez cited when he membership lists, limiting participation Campaign. 576-1897. 5075 Campanile. near SDSU. Peace vetoed the media budget three months of community members and prohibiting 7:05 PM: What About the Russians? Resource center. 265-0730. earlier. And despite the fact that it the right of organizations to choose a ( Political Film Series Cox Cable Channel 24. became increasingly apparent representative. In addition, all 230 PM: Hunger /sues in 1984 forum organizations are required to make a with local electoral candidates. Boroditsky's veto was to punish the vnrnl media and give in to administrative mandatory appointment with an advisor SUN. OCT. 14 Educational Cultural Complex. 4343 Oceanview Blvd. World ~oodDay. 283- 230 PM: Film The Last Epidemic and nnx---.. I discussion with members 0.f Phvsicians ,- - for Social Responsibility. 2020 Chestnut. Carlsbad. Pilgrim WED. OCT. 17 EVERY MONDAY OCTOBER 12-1 4 Peacema kers. 729-3790. 729-63 1 1. 2 PM: General meeting. Mission Valley. Draft counseling by appointment. National Nuclear Weapons Freeze Call for details. ~ung&Coalition. 283- Scripps Cottage. SDSU. 265-6805. Weekend. Call for schedule of local MON. OCT. 15 008 1. 5

continucd from page 2 continued from page I "Religion is the opiate of the people." - their social engineers (e.g.. the college administrators) to implement their Marx policies unchecked. In this time of elusiveness when men In what amounts to a war on the poor.disenfranchised and working people in Media Budget Held Hostage and women have fallen prey to standard bed speeches by mediocre Cultic Fever in Oregon this country and abroad. and a social program engineered to turn the rest of us prompting the Sun Diego Union lo however. exposes the sheer hypocrisy orators. it seems shocking that they have into uncritical accomplices. it is imperative that a broad. unified and principled and superficiality of his reasons: sporting multiples of "the shiniest those damned services where they have have intertwined themselves wic implicitly acknowledge this. In their . .. thin the response be mounted. sharing common goals and aspirations. Gains have been not wholly allowed the scent of a very diamonds on God's green earth." The all those weird lights and eerie music." pluralistic system and have made June 17th editorial they wrote "The a) Contrary to Boroditsky's assertion, articulate guru. Interestingly enough. made-abolition of visitation hours in the dormitories. affirmative action. wanderers seemed eager to take a break "After awhile it starts getting real millions off their newly built shopping American Civil Liberties Union has the Media Board gave very careful UCSD programs like Urban and Rural Studies. Third World Studies and the effect of thiscase hasa messiac tint to from their daily plight of begging for soothing and kinda soft." "All of a malls. Thirdly. they are quite adept at expressed interest in the Cali/ornia consideration to the budget submitted it. one that smacks of hedonistic departments like Communications. a Day Care Center, even the existence of Reviens case. That may have prompted coins and coffee and acepted the tickets sudden the Guru's voicejumpsout of the exploiting the judicial system to a point by the various media. Between 15 and 20 incentive. In the midst of offering journals like this one-all such gains have been achieved through collective without much fanfare. As 1 approached hnx- - and- - -starts - - insultine.. - the townfolk where thev are fully incorporated and UCSD's student council president last media representatives and other 0 -- - political struggle. not through administrative generosity or humanism. While triangular shelter to their futuredisciples the group I thought of a curious~analogy: week to postpone the whole question by students, met for an unprecedented two and the farmers." "Man does he sound are untoucl often not "100%" of what activists sought and fought for. thesegainscan only be vetoing, for now. the allocation of the group in question is heavily how when moving slaves to the North -- - - .. days, and went over, line item by line -- defended and sustained and extended through collective political struggle- recruiting a diehard constituency of subsidies approved by the Council June item. each budge! proposal. The Media the Underground Railroad had "political" meaning not merely electoral politics. but rather the broader politics 6." homeless stragglers in order to obtain a problems distinguishing slave traders of daily living. Otherwise. the administration (and the powers it serves) will Board recomendations reflected the strong voting block in the state of Moreover. his veto fell very neatly input of all UCSD alternative media and friends. Living in constant fear of erode advances slowly. or will demolish them abruptly. in accordance with the with the long-held desire by many Oregon. In that town of Antelope the publications. Significantly. Califbrnia possible incarceration. torture. and level of resistance thev encounter. administrative officials to harass. stifle cultists are bringing in busloads of strays Review choose not to attend the death. many slaves lost their sense of At the present time many dedicated individuals and groups are doing and intimidate the progressive media. daily, so that the small farmers who are deliberations. although they submitted rationality and fled back to the principled action, work and study. both in the University and in the community The effect of the Boroditskyl struggling to hold on to their homeland an itemized request for consideration. plantations. One formcr visitor to at large. One task at hand is for such people to communicate their efforts to administration action has had (let alone their sanity) are forced to Following this exhaustive process. the Antelope told me. "the bus trip isa living people at large in an effort to prevent disillusionment from solidifying into particularly devastating impact on one contend with yet another group of Media Board recommended the nightmare. so much incense and apathy and cynicism. and thus into unconsciousness and unconcern. We must of their primary targets-the neua exploiters. allocation of funds which most members chanting that you forget where you're endeavor to turn the legitimate dissatisfaction that exists into demystification indica~or.Without a budget the New I will not call the cultists by their going and from where you came." The and understanding of how the system operates. and how it can be changed. Indicator Collective was forced to of the alternative media wet-o not entirely formal name. I would rather call them satisfied with. but were willing to accept Raji leaders count on the busloads to be Non-commercial, educational media have a commitment and responsibility postpone its annual Disorientation Rajis. it's more becoming for modern exhausted when they arrive. itseasier to to serve as a means for the understanding and change of the status quo. to Manual scheduled for distribution four at the moment. brethren. Unbecoming to political b) Boroditsky stoops to a disingenous convince a tired man that one needs provide advocacy journalism. We must provide access to information not weeks ago and had to publish its first parties thisgroup is not going after baby- enlightenment than a well-rested one." available through ordinary channels as well asattempt toanaly7eourcondition. issue two weeks behind schedule. political ploy when he states his "feeling boom voters. nor are they yet blaming that the media Budget was distributed The enlightenment process begins posit alternatives and support progressive political struggles. Given the "complex" reasons the Fed for high interst rates.(although I with the public-relations director (called In order to build a conscious base, it is necessary to work daily on issues that Boroditsky cited for vetoing the budget unevenly." Naturally, all progressive heard they proposed a flat-tax.) What publications expressed concern when Sheila) giving a vicious talk on the affect both ourselves and those people alien to our everyday struggle. In this one would have expected substantive they are doing is revamping discourse. atttitudes of the small farmers (the manner we can be prepared to deal ina morecohesive way with important issues changes in the "new" budget. However. their budgets were cut. but it was amending their abstract far Eastern generally recognized that the root of the majority of whom are senior citi7ens). and therefore be able to put them into perspective as part of the largerdynamic. this expectation simply did not speech pattern for political gain. and "These pigs want to take away our right Our readers-not only of the new indicator. but also The People's Voice, Voz materialire. Inspection of the "new" problem was not "uneven distribution" offering alcoholic refreshment for their of funds, but rather the global problem to property and free movement," Sheila Fronteriza, and Sapho Speaks--offer us the opportunity to communicate not media budget passed last week. shows newly-housed constitutency. - 3:",.- , .. *,,v.- ,,.,..- of how to publish with a drastically says. "If anyone of you is approached by only with ourselves hut with people who. although not involved. are sympathetic absolutely no change from the one While tramping through People's one of the townspeople, just turn your righteous." " The funny thing is that he property exploitation. Lastly. they have and interested-people who are looking for critical analysis and thoughtful originally passed in June-except for reduced budget. The hypocrisy of the AS Park in Berkeley earlier this month. I hasn't spoken to anyone face to face for a voting majo"ty on the Antelope Town president is a thin veneer. indeed. for he back. these people are scum." "I can coverage. In these days of economic depression. intervention and renewed Rouhcw4, a literary journal, being discovered one of the Raji solicitors guarantee you that if one towny so much damn near a year now.""Rut the people. Council and have caused many farmer militarism such media attain even more importance. eliminated and Cahfornia Re\iew is the acknowledged author of the handing out one-way bus tickets to the up there love him. they're ready to take citizens to move away. reduced Media Budget. as lays a hand on any disciple he will be receiving close to $1,000. (In the case of many "wayward souls" lying on the dead by sunrise." The crowd erupts in over Oregon and name him king." "I All of this has been accomplished with C) The AS Council met on June 6. after Road~cvrk the original budget in June grass. It struck me as satirical to watch vinl~ntrantllrp didn't like that so I came back here to the a sense of self-legitimation. Of course it three weeks of conferring with Media '.".".. ...,,....-. allocated less than half of what was old hippies and bikers suck up to "just "Who could get angry at that sNeet Park. damn though. I sure miss that free is easy to pat yourself on the back when necessary for it to publish this year; and Board members over the allocation of a another guru" as if she was Gloria beer." your fanatical doctrines have turned you budget for the academic year 84-85. little woman," one former pilgrim asked #ICUlTY, STnFF, RND GRRDURTE under the "new" budget Roarhw-k was Stienem reincarnate. She waved that bus me. "You know what else man. you are There is nothing new about small into a commercial conglomerate. Every simply eliminated. rather than being Many members of the university ticket like it was a piece of gold and farmers being denounced at any level of religious group has the right to practice community. concerned over the possible allowed to have sex withany woman you allocated the other half of its required spoke in a melodic tone about one's own want after the cleansing period. and society. But what the Raji's have and state its views. It seems silly to speak rnD€NTS budget. 'The money "freed" from elimination of the progressive media on house, garden. free meals (which those dames don't refuse, nope, they innovated is subtlety. First. they have about the proper division between Road~wrk was then allocated to the campus. came to support particular included two brews). and a mystical man welcome it." "What's the catch." I asked. chosen a central geographic location in church and state considering the tidal Re\ie~*.) publications. There was no violence. who rode around in a jet black limousine The pilgrim replied: "Well. ya gotta go to Oregon where most of their actions have For 18 years the unlverslty commun~tyhas been served by o and while many people expressed their gone virtually unnoticed. Secondly. they continued on page 11 Under these circumstances, it is clear dissatisfaction with the budget cuts, they newspaper wh~hemphoslzes lmrstigathrr rrporting critical andyrir that Boroditsky, supported and were not allowed to speak until afier the a prodice of providing a Mgh Idof communiby occeu and support for pressured by the administration. used his AS Council voted on the matter. The Wednesday, October 31,12:00-~:OOp.m. progressive groups ond idiCr~t~col journal~sm and progresswe CENTER FOR MEXICAN POPULATION POLICY newspapers ore not overobundont comrnod~t~esIn today's Rmer~coRnd In US,-MEXICAN STUDIES, the Son Dlego area th~sIS part~cularlytrue. Rut the need for alternotwe GUSTAVO CABRERA ACEVEDO, demographer, El Colegio sources of lnformot~onIS tremendous. The world todw IS too dangerous o UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, de Mexico and former director, National Council on place for closed mlnds. SAN DIEGO 6I Population Policy W Note: presentation will be in Spanish. the new lndicdor IS more thon just on alternative source of RESEARCH SEMINAR ON MEXICO mformatton It IS on olternot~vecondu~t, o connection, a forum It IS a non- commerc~olproject Educot~onalmedm depend upon ther AND US,-MEXICAN RELATIONS Wednesday, November 7,12:00-2:00 p.m. oud~ence/commun~tyfor support For the nau kr&cborf th~scommunty IS NICARAGUAN ELECTIONS comprised of UCSD students, faculty, staff, olumn~,et'cetero, and ther FALL QUARTER, 1984 fom~l~es,Friends and s~gnlhcontothers Not s~mplyo rtucknt nwspaper. WAYNE CORNELIUS, political scientist, Director, Center for not just o campus neuspoper, the new in&ator IS o univw ammuniqr U.S.-Mexican Studies. nuuspqwr, v~tolly~nvolved In Son Dlego and the world around us and The Research Seminar is an internationally recognized Wednesday, November 14,12:00-2:00 p.m. opposed to ~vorytowers Our coverage and our completel~volunteer staff interdisciplinary forum for presentation of new research and THE ROLE OF TRADITIONAL AGRICULTURAL public policy perspectives dealing with Mexican development reflect th~sDonoted ort~cles,t~me and talent are the I~febloodof the TECHNOLOGIES IN RURAL DEVELOPMENT paper. issues and other issues affecting relations between Mexico and- - the United States. All membe; of the UCSD community are , HECTOR LUIS MORALES ZAVALA, sociologist, lnstituto As you may knw, student fee subs~dreshwe alulqs been the welcome, as well as faculty and students from other universities Nacional de lnvestigaciones sobre Recursos Bioticos, newspapers' mom flnanc~olbase Subscrlpt~onsand hmlted advm~s~ng and members of the general public. For furthur information, Veracruz. hwe less s~gn~hcontlycadded to our Funds Them has nwubmm an ,--*-A *Al. rm-r~r4-r I I C AAnv;r-rn C+nnA;nr -r /I?O\ AC9 ACn9 veto power to harrass and intimidate LulllaCc Illc CcIIIcl IuI u.>.-IvIcAltarl JIUuIC3 at (utTI TJL--tJu3. knt&tiondtuJ mefor o kwh, grahte student, staff, or gcnrrd Council voted in unanimous support of Note: presentation will be in Spanish. progressive media and hold the entire the Media Board recommendation. All seminars scheduled will be held in the Conference Room, communih) subsidy for the ~~QIIsimilar to thd which ht~dstd for Alternative Media budget hostage in There was no coercion of any sort. nor Institute of the Americas Building, Third College. Wednesday, November 21, 12:OO-2:00 p.m. undugrodudr students UJe need to begm to change th~ssltuot~on No exchange for including an allocation for any violence. A.fter the Council's Note: The Political Science Department is offering a seminar, class one source of Fvndlng IS reliable enough or abundant enough to support the Cal~forniaHe\~iebc.. REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND MIGRATION IN unanimous vote to support the media What follows is a chronology of events number 146BA, in conjuction with the Research Seminar. the krnd of newspaper th~scommun~ty needs. Student fee subs~d~esfor Board proposal. the AS Council OAXACA occurring this summer. the 1984-85 ocodem~cyear have been cut From the 1983-84 level And members decided to allow community ABRAHAM ISZAEVICH, anthropologist, UNAM, Mexico Unravelling the Media Budget: A regardless of the spec~hclevel of student fee subsidy each year, the supporters to speak. As the community Wednesday, October 10, 12:OO-2:00 p.m. Chronology City. amount we can expect From thls source 1s never enough to oliou, much members expresssed their support. it Real Reasons Missing FINANCIAL CRISIS AND DEVELOPMENT POLICY OPTIONS ~mprovementIn our ob111tyto cover more rnoterlal or our ob111tyto became apparent that the true culprit Note: mesentation will be in Spanish. Citing "abuses" in the AS budgetary CARLOS TELLO, economist, formerly Secretary of Budget dlstr~buteto more readers process. Boroditsky. in a memo to the was Boroditsky's arbitrary budget cut. which went against thestudent mandate. and Planning and Head of the Mexican,Central Bank. Wednesday, November 28, 12:OO-2:00 p.m. For these reasons. u~ththe ~mprovernentand growth of the paper In AS Council dated June 13th 1984. outlined his reasons for vetoing the Not liking his tactics being exposed Note: presentation will be in Spanish. HAITIAN AND CUBAN MIGRATION TO THE UNITED mmd, we are estobl~shlngthe Unkrniby CommonRy Sustdnhg kmd. budget passed unanimously by the Boroditsky then repeatedly urged his STATES lnd~v~duolsand orgon~zotlonsmay become Unrv~rsrtyCornmun~t~ Susta~ners supporters on the Council to break Council the previous week. "The issues ALEJANDRO PORTES, sociologist, JohnHopkins University. by maktng on onnual contrlbut~onof whatever amount yo9 can offord that relate to my actions are complex quorum by leaving the room. Wednesday, October 17, 12:OO-2:00 p.m. Boroditsky's Underhanded Tactics Each Issue of the paper IS costlng about 8500 Thls prov~desonly 6,000 and not easily defined. My concerns are Boroditsky's veto, three days into POLITICAL STRATEGIES OF THE MEXICAN LEFT Wednesday, December 5, 12:OO-200 p.m. copies per Issue W~thyour help, we can survive and qrow primarily in response to this years's Finolr Waa~t.-.-,,~ -,-L~-.- .-.C thm BARRY CARR, historian, La Trobe University, Australia. Speaker and topic to be designated. Wednesday, December 12, 12:OO-2:00 p.m. Wednesday, October 24, 12:OO-2:00 p.m. REGIONAL POLITICAL PARTIES AND CENTRALIZATION WAGE POLICIES AND ECONOMIC CRISIS OF POLITICAL POWER-PORTES GIL IN TAMAULIPAS JEFFREY BORTZ, historian and labor statistician, Universidad ARTURO ALVARADO, political sociologist, El Colegio de Autonoma de Mexico, Arcapotzalco. Mexico and Univesidad Metropolitans-Azcapotzalco. Note: presentation will be in Spanish. continued from page 1 continued from page 1 "Careful, He Might Clinic Violence Freedom of Association Attacked that this fosters. The administration' On September 29th. Superior Court administrative-sponsored plan to to a safe legal abortion through the legal relies on a "four year turn around" in the Hear You" Judge Sheridcn Reed ordered Owens railroad students into accepting a $75 nirmed George. Vanessa. "the virgin system (quickly enough) so they use their student population and a certain level of The Fine Arts Cinema i\ currentlv and his followers to stay across thestreet per year increase in students fees to pay screening Michael Jcnkln's play. queen." has become the beneficiary of a religious doctrine to justify their attacks student ignorance of important when they resume picketing at the for a new University Center. "Careful. he might hear you." Adapted wealthy aunt. Thus. the young boy is that primarily affect middle and low underscored the vulnerability of clinics. The preliminary injunction also income women. historical events to maintain unbridled from Sumner Locke Elliott's novel by buffeted back and forth between the prohibits yelling. screaming and control of this institution. Without the administrative plans when confronted the same t~tle,the story takes place in privileged environment of Vanessa and In response to this violence. the assaulting as well as obstructing clients continuity provided by former students by a well informed student body.(lt is no Sidney Australia. in the 1930s. A young the working class milieu of Lila. With community has organbed defense lines secret that many former students and workers from entering and leaving to confront the fundamentalists. protect and others familiar with the nature of the boy named PS. played by seven year-old whom will the child choose to live'? provided crucial history and valuable the clinics. Owens still faces two sets of university. students are at a distinct Nicholas Gledhill. is the object of a The beautiful. worldly and the clinics. and escort the workers and insight into the administrative plans to charges stemming from an earlier patrons of the clinics. A successful disadvantage in preparing to respond to custody fight between two sisters. pretentious Vanessa can offer the child administrative plans and policies. The build the new Center). Annoyed by the The first sister. Lila. has reared PS all the physical comforts enjoyed by the administration achieves continuity remarkably successful campaign. many since his mother died at childbirth, and ruling class. A chauffered Rolls Royce through high-salaried bureaucrats who administratorsdirectly to gain (mostby the constructionof whom stand of a his father abandoned him. but at age fetches him from his working class "orient" students and. through neighborhood and delivers him for seven the boy's second aunt, Vanessa, GL~ misrepresentation of historical events on new Center) seized the summer break to returns from London toclaim custody of visits. Fine foods at an elegant dining ",C UP. F campus. seek to dissuade students from formulate and implement new policies to him. While Lila is the wife of a laborer table are served him each evening by an once and for all prevent a similar - - questioning administrative policies and practices. Students on the other hand reoccurrence and use the opportunity to have only fellow students and the pass broad based regulations designed to University community to draw on. isolate the students from the community. Without continuity. a sense of While clearly the policiesare aimed at obsequious servant. Piano lessons. If PS's subjective reality is neglected in perspective becomes lost and the select few organizations mentioned aquestrian training and electric trains this film. the ohiective reality of his consequently any action loses its full above. it impacts every student are all part of his new environment at capitalist environment is well portrayed. effectivenesss and longevity. organization in the most fundamental Vanessa's mansion. The working class is seen as being However, the young boy is less than dominated by the ruling class in this film. satisfied, for accompaning the physical and the courts are openly opposed to the com!'orts of the rich family is the rights of workers. George is ridiculed by psychological torment. PS must be a Judge for having been a Labor Party tk~r~ic~.c~ic.atcclandmade into ruling class candidate in the last election. and he is material!! The physical comfortsand the blamed by the capitalists for being psychological kinks experienced by the unemployed. He tries to keep it a secret leisure class are depicted in that he is temporarily out of work, but contradistinction to the physical PS sees no reason for shame and reveals impoverishment and emotional to Vanessa that George has lost his job. solidarity of the working class. Lila and In final judgement. the film brilliantly George love PS in a different way than succeeds in dispelling the myth that class injunction. phone-tree has been implemented to does Vanessa: they leave PS alone to his struggle is an exercise in geometrical The fundamentalists are more than a mobilix do7ens of people on short own devices. In imaginative play and symmetries. 1's encounters his ner-do- simple nuisance though. Not only do notice to defend the clinics. The San untamed curiosity. PS is "doomed" to well lather. who had ahandoncd him they inflict emotional violence against Diego Clinic Defense Fund has been the working class. unless he can tighten almost at birth. From this bricf meeting women who seek services at the clinics, founded to help defray legal and security up and "fly straight" with Vanessa who I'S learned thitt human liberation wa\ but their stated goal is to shut down all costs that the clinics have encountered. will train him to become a boss. more important than social status. PS clinics that provide abortions. Similar to A fundraiser for the Defense Fund is "Careful. he might hear you" docs not soon launches an all-out revolt against the caseof the Birth Control Institute's scheduled for October 16 at 730 pm at succeed in exploring 1'S's subjective Vanessa and the values she represents. bombing. many clinics that were targets Horace Mann Junior High School.4345 experience. Compared to Carlos Saura's He wins the revolt and is returned to Lila of violence were previously picketed by 54th St. There will be several speakers film, "Cria Cuevos." which explores the and George, where he wanted to live. Rut fundamentalist groups. Curtis Reseda. and a special appearence by San Diego's psychology of a young Spanish girl's thc battle against Vanessa has liberated the man charged with bombing the best known and funniest improv group. attempt to make sense of adult- him beyond theconfines of family life. In Feminist Women's Health Center in Hot Flashes. For more information controlled reality by use of a peculiarly the last scene. we see the seven-year-old Everett, Washington was a regular about the Defense Fund or community rich mixture of fantasy and perception. response to anti-choice terrorism. It is this continuity. and the threat ofa manner: it undermines and restricts the boy reject his old identity. He wants to be picketer to theclinic before the bombing. right of each organization to establish "Careful" is less than what it could have called Bill from now on. and the plate of and other picketers have started a contact Leila Whittemore. community well informed student body that this been. The most we are allowed in this relations coordinator of Womancare. at creates. that is the target of the latest and control the manner in wh~chit refined sugar cake which George offered defense fund for him. The anti-choice operates. Furthermore. requiring every film is to share the young boy's visual him is refused. He runs out the door to groups are unable to take away the right 298-9352. - regulation imposed by the administra- field for a while. when the camera drops tion. organization to "provide a list of non- meet the world on his own terms. registered/ non-Universitvl community to his eye-level view of the adult world of liberated from the taboos of those who Although the administration has long members" threatens the privacy and objects. would be his parents. sought to limit community participation Nevertheless. the film is a notch above under the guise of protecting student autonomy of individuals involved in an organization. Under the new rules. the ubiquitous bourgeois psychodramas. -R. Francis organizations from "outside agitators". only within the past few months has it organizations such as The Lesbian and attitudes towards homosexuality in found it necessary to legislate their Gay Organization (LAGO). the 1984. The film fails. however. to explore views. According to sources. the highly Democratic Club or the Republicanclub Another the contradictions of British Imperialism successful campaign waged against the continued on page 8 and the repression of homosexuals. On the one hand. these young men are Country undergoing training to better serve and direct British colonialism. while on the Another Country is Marek other hand. their expressions as human Kanievska's story of young men living in beings is denied by the very same rules FEATURING a posh English boarding school. coming and social values they are studying to to grips with the social tabobs and later impose on cultures around the repression encountered in the process of world. This important contradiction is exploring their sexual identity. The time &-A 4U61 AMMS AVENUE IN KENSINGTON m9rm - Organic given only cursory treatment in Another period is the early 1930s when the British Country. I# ECtl Produce empire spanned the entire globe and Although limited to homosexuality when the upper class sent their sons to within the upper class. Another Country - Soy Products elite boarding schools to receive is important for it shows that liberation military/ academic education to carry on has to be fought for and that no in their father's footsteps-furthering Fresh Fruit hierarchy should exist based on the way - the cause of British colonialism. After people choose to make love. Another Juices one man hangs himself rather than face Country missed. however, the exposure and disciplinary action for his opportunity to expand on that theme- Nuts & Grains homosexual activities. the boarding to show that no hierarchy should exist - school authorities-in order tomaintain and should be torn down if based on its reputation-cracks down hard to wealth. race or sexual preference. ALBERT SCHWARTZ and MICHAEL LANDES stamp out any sign of homosexuality. Despite these obvious political Another Country depicts clearly the shortcomings the film is worth the social taboos present in that period of viewing. time. and when viewed in today's Alcn. Raw Milk Kmfor nriod fr~~itc ...... Another Countrv recently concluded r rmav. m\u.. ~rnmmn) anurn mru uura context. 1s rasclnarlng In mat 11 shows a popular engagiment a; the ~~ild A Film Bv ROBERT VAN ACKEREN I Rice Cakes, Teas, Wholesome ~akedGoods I little difference in the fundamental ~h~~~~~in H~~~~~~~~.San Diego Premiers I FIGHT ON THE LEFT! Friday Oct. 19th 7:00 p.m. I JOIN THE NEW INDICATOR TLH 107 FREE HOURS: MO~-FT~9-4 Sat 11-2 Meetings: TUESDAYS 6 p.m. Sponsored by: Committee For World Democracy & Third World Studies with ASUCSD-allocated student fees I Student Center Room 209 ntinutd from page 1 matter ...Ihe demonstrators joined Affirmative Action Committee. SAAC) call for the rekindling of the student TJIP aurhor ol' rhtl fidlo~~in,~arriclr Mexican and El Salvadoran immigrants a movement. All the students waved their partic.iparrd in rlir Sun Francmw M'ar in MacArthur Park for an "Olympic ~eaganbusters banners and yelled an affirmative ,,.s~ ..4r,q. I;)f ,t,/l,c.hb. uas orrnrn/ . D ova1 ODposit! 0 n Fever is War Fever" torch-lit march. In the true spirit of democracy. this march sn't it a little strange that during "yeah!"-~iyagawa spoke to the needto eagan's administration arms control rebuild the student movement in order to wirh " felon,^, Con.spira(:l ro cotnmir (I was also attacked. Iks with the Russians ceased for the defeat the dangerous rightward shift in misdemeanoc hloc~kin~rhe.sicl~,c~alk."as but hundreds of plastic toy soldiers. chanting "Democracy in action!" at. the. tanks. and skeletons fell out. The next police; two U.S. flags were torched. :st time in 20 years? That the president U.S. politics and the subsequent renewal wdl as acvivitie.r in Los A np1e.r and Sun One might get the impression that Diego focwsing on elecroral po1iric.s ant1 day. 100 youth took part in the "Why prompting do7ens of police to jump out is opposed every single arms control of racism. sexism. national chauvinism these actions were insignificant because Ohmpic-spread national chauvinism. Waste Time'? Join the 1984 Olympic of innocent-looking UPS trucks and eaty from the Nuclear Test Ban Treaty and militarism, During the last two months a major March-Off-to-Die-in-W W l l l Refore the "end' the protests. they failed to be reported in San Diego I Salt II? And now 4 1 days before the Taiji Miyagawa tied all of the issues development has taken place. This Games Even End" march. The march However, a few days later people were papers. but we know at least one action ection he expects us to believe that he is together. showing the connection summer has given rise to what some call was attacked twice by police and 20 back in force at a "Rack by Popular (the John Wayne rally) was reported ling to negotiate in good faith with the between intervention in third world a "disloyal opposition." made up around the world as witnessed by an ussians?!" The crowd responded with countries and the oppression of national principally of rebellious youth. These article in the Tehran Times (Iran). Jtrage and ridiculing laughter as minorities here at home; and the disloyal youth emerged onto the Streets elson portrayed the Reagan connection between Reaganism's ]ministration as incompetent and harkening back toathe good old days."a of San Fransico during the Democratic The War Chest Tours were continued Convention chanting "Reagan. villfully ignorant" in the realm of the "strong America." family values. and the in Dallas during the Republican harder toget and has cut funds for family Mondale. which will it be? Either one ,clear dilemma. Students didn't know church withthe rise of the Ku Klux Klan. Convention. One action was called the hether to boo or laugh when Nelson military solutions to diplomatic planning services; caused over 500,000 means World War Ill" and "Heads they ' 5 police-realated deaths a year'' women and children to lose Medicaid win. tails we lose. glad we have the right problems, the renewed oppression of march. The police maintained a "hands coverage. While 72% of the elderly poor to chose!" Many of these people women. the flared up patriotism of the off' attitude until a U.S. flag was lit. and are women. in 198 1 Reaganasked for the participated in the War Chest Tours Olympics and blatant attacks on civil then arrested 100 protestors. largest Social Security cut in history- during the course of the week. tours rights. In the same vein. Robyn Ardies of one billion dollars. In 1984 100.000 poor which resulted in over 250 arrests (with pregnant women and young children lost charges such as "begging" and. after a STAR and the Central American1 Even in San Diego(!) unpatriotic. diet supplements and health care die-in. "sleeping on public streets!") The Caribbean Solidarity Committee disloyal youth are beginning to mobilire. provided through the Special climax of these San Francisco activities (CAI CSC). added a personal dimension When the Olympic torch went through it Supplemental Food Program for was on a Thursday night when 1200 to the tension over imminent invasion of served behind the hump as promised by was met by one person in a dinosaur Central America. She spoke of the Women. Infants And Children (WIC). rally flyers, and the Reagan Youth were people. mostly youthjust out ofaURock Unfortunately. Dee Contrerez. Against Reagan" concert. marched on head carrying a mock torch sporting a personal anxiety and fear of having to well behaved much to the surprise of mushroom cloud and a group of people representative of the American the jail to demand the release of people Id them the Defense Secretary T.K. confront one's own age group in an STAR representatives and the with a banner that read "War Fever; nes' answer to what they should do in invasion. "For we would be the ones to Federation of State , County. and administration. The "Reaganbuster arrested during the day. (Anofher 250 Municipal Employees (AFSCME). the youth were arrested that evening.) Official Disease of the 1984 Olympics." se of nuclear war: "Diga hole. Throw a go, to kill fellow students defending their Rally" was also sponsored by the Plans for the November elections are uple of doors on top. And cover it with country from our aggression." she said. university employees' union. did not Democratic Club at UCSD. What is significant about these speak as scheduled. Watermelon was demonstrations is that they refused to under way under the slogan "Glad We ree feet of dirt. It's the dirt that doesit. The anxiety was shared. for asked "Do -mcintyre. participate in any of the legal. "loyal" Have the Right to Vote: Pick which One there are enough shovels togoaround. we want to die for the Reagan demonstrations held at the "official Will Slit our Throat!" :'re all going to make it;" the mixed administration's empty cause'?." students iponse was perceived as nervous responded with a resounding "No!" Other speakers represented the Peter Irons. professor of Political community such as Lenore Lowe. :ience at UCSD came to the podium Igry. After explaining the damage done I civil rights by the Reagan lministration he went on to warn those esent of the consequences Reagan auld have on the Supreme Court if he :re re-elected. The majority of the embers of the Sunreme Cart are due r retirement. and the. next President ould appoint several new Supreme lurt justices whose interpretion of the institution and U.S. law could wreak ~vocwell into the next century. After the& leaflet) the disloyal opposition people were arrested but the rest made it Demand ...a Fitting Tribute to John sign of charges being dropped and some tolling Mondale's voting record in protested the raving patriotism being to their destination. the Hollywood Wayne" demonstration. focusing on the people are being threatened with two vor of civil rights. professor Irons. president of the San Diego county whipped up around the Games. White Army Recruiting station. where a die-in John Wayne Memorial. the participants year sentences! Trials began in L.A. on )]ding up a piece of paper as if it were chapter of the National Organization for middle class punks and Chicano youth was held in the middle of the street. The found the memorial surrounded by riot Sept. 20. where protests continued on c Constitution of the United States. Women (NOW). Lenore explained the strung up a 4"X5" Sam the Eagle Pifiata march continued to Mann's Chinese police. When questioned. the LAPD into the courtroom. Money and support ked. "In whose hands do you want to Reagan administration's devastating are urgently needed. Locally. in MacArthur Park; after awardingsam Theater where another die-in took place; explained that the demonstration was a c this piece of paper?!" The message effects on women causing 2.5 million correspondence may be sent to; Defense. eleven gold medals for U.S. atrocities riot police moved in. (Tourists from threat to national security, and that is clear and so was the response: not women to fall below the poverty level. around the world. someone donated a Romania and Poland asked if a movie "embarrassments" would not be allowed P.O. Box 83573. San Diego 92138. Other administration polices have: cut -Dave :agan's. crutch to smash him open. Not candy. was being made!) Groups broke away during the Olympic Games. But no Perhaps the greatest response was to Aid to Families With Dependent ~iji Miyagawa's (STAR and Student Children (AFDC); made birth control continued from page 7 At new indicator press time. in- consultation with attorneys Robert Dekoven and Peter Karlen-retained by members of the Alternative Media. OPEN: 8 am 7 pm MON THURS several student organizations have - - refused to comply with the new policy 8 am 3 pm FRI instead attaching the folowing notice to - Administration registration forms: We, the members of - Control wish to state that our membership is confidential and we will not provide a list of non-registered/ non- Breakfast university/community members nor a will be required to disclose every non- list of students active in our student in the organization, or force organiration. All members in our Lunch & them .not to participate for fear their organi~ation enjoy all the rights affiliations will be made public. Other guaranteed by the First Amendment. Dinner- organi~ationssuch as members of the Furthermore. we wish to state that L Alternative Media (new indicator. V07 we reaffirm our right to retain anv Fronteriza, People's Voice) who person of our choosing.to act for or historically have close ties with the represent the organimtion. community and whose stated purpose is Organi7ations wishing to retain their DAILY VEGETARIAN SPECIALS to serve and involve theentire University rights to free speech and freedom of community will have their association rights arc urged to resist the PLUS Wednesday Nite: All-You-Can Eat 5-7 pm constitutions, principles, and new policy by hubmittinpa similar notice objectives trampled upon by those or contact the ne~c.indicator for more new regulations. information. BLACK LABOR LATIN- AMERICA ECOLOGY WOMEN MARXISM-HUMANISM POLITICAL ECONOMY MID-EAST .GAY START A HELTHY HABIT: Visit The Best Eatery ALBANIA NON-VIOLENCE MARCUSE CHINA U.S.S.R. On Campus HEALTH Groundwork RECORDS POSTERS ART MEDIA UCSD Student Center COMICS 3 minutes walk southeast of Revelle Plaza 1.5 to Gilman, left at wooden BUTTONS Friday Oct. 12th 7:00 p.m. U.S. LEFT PER~OD~CALS IRELAND CHICANO PANNlKlN COFFEE ALL DAY! TLH 107 FREE ORGANIZING Man-Sat 11 am-8 pm MILITARY

SCIENCE~ - - FOR. THE . - PEOPLE-- ASIAN AMERICAN ANARCHISM Become a Coop Member and Earn Food Credit NUCI-EAR POWER MARXIST/LENINISM YOUNG PEOPLE PARTICIPATE! Sponsored by: Committee For World Democracy & Third world LEGAL HASSLES NATIVE AMERICANS LIBROS EN ESPANOL Studies with ASUCSD-allocated student fees The U-Zulu South African Dance Theater consists of a group of highly continued from page 4 U-Zulu Dance Theatre to Tour San Diego talented and disciplined performers. all Within a few days following Media Commissioner on the Scene After many fruitless attempts to of whom were born and raised in South Woodard's order the new indicator once Africa. Recently. the group performed at again suffered at the hands of reconvene the AS Council over the Media Budget The so-called Republic of South the Zellerbach Playhouse at U.C. sabotuer(s). During the week of July summer. Vor Fronteri:~ and new I 1.49%; for Rlacks it is 9.49. Literacy racial mixing in places of public was called for the ~rida~of ~inalGeek. Africa has a population of around 30 Rerkeley. Their Play is a collective 15th. the Student Center janitorial staff indicator. contacted AS Commissioner among whites runs 9896; for Blacks it is entertainment. cultural institutions. and Boroditsky. however. had other ideas: of Communications, Ken Cariffe to million souls. Only four-fifths the sire of at 50V. Besides dying younger. and project-written. directed. choreo- conducted their regular clean up of the MAN'S sporting facilities. graphed and musically composed by the urging AS Council members nor to media offices. The janitorial staff initiate at the very least a "stop gap" Alaska. and with a coastline of 2.700 living mostly illiterate because of racist l n 1960. the government reported that collective members. themselves. It tells attend the special meeting and thereby removed or moved the contents of the measure to fund publications wishing to miles. over half the population (679E) is discrimination, the sub-standard living 72 Blacks were killed in the city of the story ot displaced Zulu v~llagersand preventing a quorum and forcing the offices in their clean up effort. publish before the Council reconvened. Black. and less than 205 of the conditions (including malnutrition and Sharpeville for protesting the new law how they learned to resist the cultural issue to remain suspended-and Immediately. following the clean up, Cariffe, obviously himself under population is white. The remainder of medical neglect) assure that the Rlacks of depriving the media of funds for the next nensindicaror staff members noticed at pressure from Boroditsky and FOLLY the inhabitants of South Africa arc South Africa will contract diseases more three months. Despite his efforts. nine least four typesetting storage diskettes administration officials, offered instead classified as "Asian." (30Si') and frequently than the whites: the Council members attended the meeting missing from the main cabinet and three to reconvene the Media Board and start *'Coloureds" ( l 1%). tuberculosis rate has been 3.7% for but fell two short of a quorum. Another the budgetary process anew and propose According to the 1982 records. the more storage diskettes. contained in a U'oiring ,for rhe phone ro ring- whites and 45ci for Blacks; kwashiorkor petition was submitted to reconvene the a "new budget" ready when Council average life expectancy of whites is 70 (a nutritional deficiency disease) has manilla envelope also missing. The loss Wh,v nor AJ something else:' Council over the summer. once again of those diskettes represented close to reconvenes. The "new" budget. Cariffe years: while for Rlacks it is only 59 years. been practically non-existant for whites Has rhar woman go! me on a string? Boroditsky pressured Council members 100 hours of labor hours and contained assured the media, would contain no The infant mortality rate for whites is and has attacked 10% of the Rlack to stay away, knowing full-well that for the bulk of the articles for the upcoming changes except for the inclusion of Thar I sir and hear mr pulse. population; typhoid fever and each day he deprived the media their Disorientation Manual. It was later Califiwnia Review and the elimination of When I. who should he conquering worlds diphtheria have also plagued Blacks in budget, the more disruption it caused to learned that AS President, Marc Roadn-ork journal. Moreover. Cariffe Or wiring rhe grear A~norikannovel. South Africa. because of their second their operations, publication schedule Borod,itsky. was a member of that noted that such a budget would Insread, rhar uwman has me in a ~horl. class political standing in whitc- and newsgathering activities. Student Center janitorial clean up crew. encounter no difficulty being approved So rhar I con see neirher.s/raighl nor level. dominated society. Media Target of Vandalism In addition. following the janitorial by the Council. However. despite the Srud~.:' Ihor is/ine,for l,ou ro sa.r- Historically. the conquest of the~ulu Faced w~ththe prospect of the AS staffs clean up. members of the Vo: fact that Media Board members' terms U'irh your middle da.~values nation began in the 1830s. when Dutch Council being prevented by Boroditsky expired on June 30th. and technically Fronteri:a and necc. indicator noticed the And religious closed mindedness lhat IUKF forces penetrated native territories in the to meet until well after school started. Cariffe did not have a duly constituted typesetter processor (containing Sex in the alleys and avenues. south eastern region of the country. in Media Board to consider a "new budget" members of the media. specifically. Voz corrosive chemicals) placed on top of the Why is she nor home:' 1879. British troops defeated and Fronreriza and the neHv indicator. typesetting machine causing chemical his illegitimate Media Board met theday disarmed the Zulu army. and. in 1887. before the first AS Council meeting to When I call her lure at nighr. attempted to minimize the disruption by spillage on and into the machine. In a Zululand was made a British discuss the "new budget." No more than Oh! The pleosure when she comes performing certain tasks that were not letter to Randy Woodard. the new protectorate. Two-thirds of the Zulus' a few hours' notice was given the media Makes me,/eeI ir 5 right wholly dependent on Council funding. indicator asked for an investigation into land was confiscated by the British. in before their "new budget" was So rhar I roo reoch ecsra(:)' Specifically. the media proceeded to the theft of storage diskettes and the 1894. under the Natal Native Code, and write, edit and store upcoming attempt to spill chemicals into and considered. Having completed their goal When milk fiws up her hill. of including Calryornia Review and the Zulu people were restricted to storieslarticles for both the New damage the typesetting machine. We have rolk qf inrimacy forcing Blacks to carry special imperialism of European and North eliminating Roadn-ork the Media Board government reservations. The British Indicator's annual Disorientation Woodard. in a reply to the new Hug and kiss and lie so srill. Identification Passes. South Africa proclaimed a "new" Media Budget. imperialist conquest of South Africa American capitalists by entering into a Manual and the first issue of both the indicaror. said "...there is no explanation We draw srrength.from each orher became a "Republic" in 1961. and Totally ignored by the Media Board (called the Boer War in capitalist dialictical relationship with their new indicaror and Vo: Fronreriza. of the typesetter processor lid being Making our hearts and brearhs textbooks). which lasted from 1899 to formally withdrew from the British oppressors. The music, the body (Articles. stories. etc. areentered into the placed on the typesetter" and went on to were the reasons outlined by Boroditsky tio in syncope. So nou) I shudder 1902. established Rritish hegemony over Commonwealth. In 1969. the United language. and the situations portrayed typesetting terminal and stored for later lecture the new indicaror on the need to for the veto; the Board did not waste a When I think we may nor again coress. Nations Security Council condemned by these artists provide not just a fun- retrieval. in storage diskettes.) Their maintain more security. As for the single moment addressing those issues. it the entire area. In 1926, separatist When will she call:' South Africa for its aggressions in time. but an abundance of food for attempts however were sabotaged when was as if they had strict orders to simply policies were established in South storage diskettes. Woodard judged that Southwest Africa. The World Court. in thought for Californian audiences the ASIStudent Organizations Advisor. include California Review in the budget Thar woman whom I love. Africa. Marriages and sexual relations "none of the crew removed the disks 197 1. ruled that South Africa's conquest suffering from the "First World" Randy Woodard, rendered the from the main cabinet or from the and ignore other factors. Three months She hos me on srall between races were out-lawed by the Prohibition Mixed Marriages Act of Southwest Africa was illegal. In 1976. maladies of over-consumption and without a budget and severe disruption So rhar I don? know how IU move. of of typesetting machines inoperable by manilla envelope." Many questions still the South African government reported removing crucial equipment. Woodard to their schedule and operation, UCSD's 1949. and the Immorality Amendment emotional famine. linger, as to why Boroditsky wasallowed that they had killed 380 Blacks during a These revolutionary "Third World" argued that since the media were without Alternative Media now know the full Act of 1950. The Reservation of to have access to and be involved in protest against the forced use of dancers are inventing new forms of a budget. they should not be allowed cleaning up offices of organizations he meaning of Boroditsky's statement of Separate Amenities Act, of 1953, forbade persons of different races to use European language in Black schools. In communicatiot The evening with them access to the equipment. This vindictive had obvious political disagreements with June 13th. "The issues that relate to my Robin tactic put the media further behind and actions are complex and not easily the same public facilities and also gave 1977. the Black political activist. in Berkeley brought spontaneous as AS President. And why in fact he was Stephen Biko. was found murdered in a disrupted their normal operations. not re-assigned to another task. defined." local authorities the power to disallow audience participation. At no time were South African jail. This same year. the we "talked down to" by the "experts" on continued from page 3 inherited damage Somoza left) and the U.N. Security Council unanimously revolution. and at no time did we feel ordered a worldwide embargo on arms blugeoned by the "correct line" being sold to South Africa. because of its racist illustrated just one more time. for good policies. In 1978. South African forces measure. Instead. we found ourselves sanctions inflicted by the US. Most invaded Angola and the state was again included in a pool of creative energies- nationalist and internationalist condemned by the U.N. Security wishing to do more and yet having to professionals and world opinionsupport Council. In 1980. a new wave of face our own inadequate resources. We this analysis (as do I and a large part of demonstrations by Blacks protesting left the U-Zulu theater that night Nicaraguan Update the populatin and military). In any case high rents and inadequate education for know~ngthat the revolution had not yet Nicaragua is facing extremely hard times non-whites was brutally and sadistically been re-invented. that human liberation and it is hard to bolster morale with repressed. In 1982. thousands of Black was not yet achievable. The mirror had The Nicaraguan people have a lot of arguments that start with "its not our mine workers went on strike in South once again descended, and. once again. OWB pride and hope. (starkly in contrast with fault." Africa demanding equal rights with we found ourselves lacking. what we often feel here) commitment white workers, and they cripled the The San Diego community may look ' Once again I'd like to say that and belief in Nicaragua today. No. not Nicaragua has made incredible gains in a important gold mining industry. In forward to the next U-Zulu tour. These INDIC everyone believes things are better than mere five years with much support August of this year, the South African artists would be a welcome experience in before. and there are many differing coming from outside of Nicaragua as government reported officially killing at a town suffering from arterial sclerosis of beliefs as to what that is. The Reagan well. The level of political sophistication least 33 Rlacks during demonstrations the imagination. administration would have you believe and fairness. human effort and ability to against landlords charging high rents. I he Friends of U-Zulu may be The New Indicator 1s a radical, independent the whole system is irrationally evil, and try alternative tactics in the face of those This is the political culture and world contacted at the following address: 1241 in the face of the millions of dollars of social context in which an evening with Dwight Way/ Rerkeley, CA. 94702. Tel. U.C.S.D./Community newspaper withan eighteen that don't work so well is really -R: CIA backed propaganda and war some inspirational and uplifting. For a the U-Zulu dancers may be appreciated. (415) 668-8018. Francis year publishing history. The New Indicator Nicaraguan's agree to varying extents country that endured a brutal regime with this idea. The split in the church continued from page 5 righteous entrepeneurs manipulating the Collective needs: and a bloody war. the people are setting despaired into communities of greed. exemplifies this belief. an admirable example for the rest of wave of events occuring here in this The government for the most part country and in Latin America. There With the large increase in cultic Central and Latin America. Viva membership running at a breakneck blames it on the intolerable conditions hasn't been a separation of church and Investigative Journalists, Reportc -3, Writers, Nicaragua Libre. speed it would be wise to start including they started with. (including the -Lisa Lee state here in the US. since the time of Editors, Proofreaders, Typesetters, Layout and John Smith and we are not likely to see this dilemma inluturc social agendas. 265-0730. one ever aeain. What the U.S. does not not, the Rajis will be happy to do it for Production Workers, Distributors... L. you. 10 AM: Rally in opposition to nuclear need now thounh is another group of -Mattheu J. Cronin weapons. Laborers Union Hall. 4161 No experience necessary. The New Indicator can Home Avenue. Nuclear Weapons Freeze train you as you work. Join the New Indicator and Campaign. 576-1897. Fight the Right! 10:30 AM: The Trage& of Guatemala: ,,<.IOcd-lOR4 .?... r----*resentation by Frieda Ellsworth. 37 I 2 promontor;. 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It appears that the Pentagon strategy Brown University undergraduates will of preparing for surgical strikes in the decide next week if they want the school next war already has its counterpart in to stockpile suicide pills that students the Agency for International could take during a nuclear war rather Development's El Salvador pacification than die from fallout. work. About 700 of the school's 5.407 US. AID calls it population control. students signed petitions asking that a Others call it forced sterili7ation. In non-binding referendum on the plan for refugee camps. hungry women and their the student health agency to store families are offered food on the cyanide pills be put on the student condition that they accept sterili~ation election ballot. through the AID-established Dr. Sumner Hoffman. director of Salvadorean Demographic Association Student Health Services called the idea (ADS). nonsense. "Our mission is to sustain life. Sterili/ations are also performed to improve the quality of life treat illness. routinely in government hospitals. "My not destroy life," Hoffman said. wife went into the hospital on October John Sabman. who helped organbe 2." related a man quoted in the January the petition drive. along with fellow 1.7 C'hrislian Scit~nc~i~Moni~or. "We had organilers circulated the petitions in the heard rumors about sterili7ation and cafeteria. the post office. and at local asked both the nurse and the doctor not student clubs. to perform the sterili/ation procedure. "Suicide is a taboo issue on any college My wife was in the operating room to campus." Salman said. "All the have a Cesarean. They told her to sign a referendum does is offer us a choice. a piece of paper or she would lose the very American way to handle moral child. Unable to read the paper and problems. The pills would be completely scared, she signed. It was a request for optional." sterili7ation." Penta-Porn -LA Times Using such methods the ADS is currently sterili7ing women at a rate of WASHINGTON-A Pentagon study of The Red Carpet 21.000 a year. For those who resist. the long distance calls by the Defense ADS alternative is Depo-Provera. the Penny For Your Thoughts Intelligence Agency shows the military's Treatment controversial injection contraceptive spies spent about $25.000 a month in banned in the US. and many other calls to a New York City "Dial-a-Porn" Move over. Martinique! Hang it countries. number. according to a UP1 dispatch. up.Haiti! The latest spot for hot-shot -Health/PAC Bulletin Those of us who daydream while The Pentagon's inspector general vacationers is the new Club Med resort feigning work may be in big trouble. The estimated the "potential monetary in Shen7hen. China. boss may soon be watching and reading impact" from the porn calls to be about Located just across the border from Mondale Is Obscene our brain waves. $300.000 a year. The fun's over. though. Hong Kong. Shenzhen will be the site of Westinghouse Electric Corporation because the inspector general China's first tourist village-and the and the U.S. Air Force are working recommended that an electronic block latest in the French-owned Club separately to achieve the same goal: be placed against the New York number Mediterranee's chain of 165 luxury It's ok to display Penthouse covers of They plan to use brain-wave analysis to and the Pentagon complied. But. get vacation villages for swinging singles. nearly-nude women in the New York determine whether individuals are ready taxpayers and tax resistors. to The resort will offer tennis and golf to subways. but there will be no shots of concentrating on their jobs and keep the spyboys from getting off on our Western vacationers. and the company Walter Mondale in jockey shorts. a state functioning at appropriate mental levels. money costs the following: a $150 says plans are in the offing for villages to judge has ruled. Electrodes in headgear worn by the installation fee plus a $15 monthly cater to the Chinese. Somehow it's hard State Supreme Court justice Orest V. employee would relay brain waves to a charge. ti, imagine the Med set and the Mao set Maresca in Manhattan said that central computer. The computer would -Southern Libertarian Messenger mixing comfortably-ping-pong. Penthouse's argument that its First store this data and allow researchers to anyone? Amendment rights had been violated evaluate whether the individual when theTransit Authority refused to let exhibited severe mental stress or became them display the posters was "woefully inattentive. inadequate." continued from page 3 "I don't think it's an invasion of Better Safe The poster. which depicts Mondale in privacy." says Emanuel Donchin. head a pair of jockey shorts. holding his of the University of Illinois psychology Than Sorry Rambllng Rosle... crotch. was taken down last month after department and a pioneer in the field. "It New York Mayor Edward Koch. a may make supervision a lot more wiping SAAC out completely. Without Mondale supporter. said they were A Federal court has ordered the Food effective than we want it to be. But it's these positions, SAAC becomes just obscene and demanded they be removed and Drug Administration to determine not any different than having your another useless bureaucracy for it is t he -off our backs whether the drugs used by some states to ... supervisor wake you up when you fall execute condemned prisoners are "safe traditionally under-represented students asleep on the job." and effective." that SAAC recruits and serves who tend to be on financial aid or rely on work -Mother Jones -The progressive Real Torture income to continue at UCSD. By eliminating the paid positions, Watson makes it financially infeasible for low Now that the US. government has income students to fill these positions on helped install Jose Napolean Duarte as Preppie Genes a volunteer basis and keep SAAC an president of El Salvador. justice is finally effective operation ... returning to that anguished land. Case in Amherst College has added its name A Real Hero Watched the Presidentid debate the point: the surprisingly harsh punishment to the list of establishments making other day. Incumbent Reagan looked meted out to death sauad dianitarv presumptions about genetic influences like it was way past his bed time. Lieutenant Colonel denis ~ora;. on behavior. According to a piece Private First Class John Diel of although Mondale was not exactly Moran. it was recently announced. has published in The Nation. Amherst's Coffeyville, Kansas, was awarded the prince charming... Reagan came up with been summarily dispatched to a service "Interim Report on Campus Life."states Army Achievement Medal for some gems though. Like when asked school in Washington. D.C. Now this that in addition to their other virtues, meritorious service during an about his position on a tax incrcase if re- may not strike some as a severe enough Amherst boasts: "a student population Emergency Deployment and Readiness elected. scratching and then shaking his price to pay. Moran. after all. was of the most genetically gifted ...y oung Exercise at Fort Ord, California, when head for a few seconds he blurted out: implicated in the 1981 murders of two people in America." he stood ten hours of guard duty at the "there will be no tax." Talk about a U.S. labor advisors and the head of El We at Sciencc ,for the People would company orderly room. campaign promise ...Then towards the Salvador's land distribution program. like to add our name to the list of -The Progressive end of the debate asked by the who were gunned down in cold blood as establishments asking for more precise moderator to respond to a rebuttal, he they dined in a Salvadoran hotel. information about such inherited plainly declared "I'm confused ..." There Rut skeptics should recall that Moran characteristics-or preppie genes. as it he goes again. is being exiled to Washington at the were. In the words of The Notion. "No Have to run ...Keep those tips coming. worst tlme of the year--just as sagging doubt the students came from sweaty heat descends upon the city. genetically gifted boarding schools and. Higher Education Tempers flare. The social season ends. upon graduation from Amherst. find All one sees on the streets are dismal geneticallly gifted jobs in ditto tourists in soggy T-shirts. It is-there are professions. It doesn't take much. Headline In The New York Times: Special thanks to UCSD GUARDIAN simply no other words for it-sheer learning to break that code." We NANCY REAGAN SAYS CHILDREN Phil Lauder for making the typesetter torture. couldn't qgree more. MUST BE EDUCATED ON DRUGS. available to the new indicator, in the -Mother Jones -Science for the People -The Propessive middle of the night.