UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SAN DIEGO THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1988 VOLUME 59, #32 The inn wins Disinformation campaign by proponents alleged

By JAMES GILMORE opment which began nearly one Staff Writer year ago. On Sept. 22 residents rejected a similar proposal of­ Del Mar residents voted Tues­ fered by Watkins by a margin of day to approve developer Jim 15 votes. The plan which won Watkins' proposal to build a approval Tuesday is two hotel 123-room hotel, 12 time-share rooms and 12 condominiums condominiums and a 4 ,700 mailer than the earlier one and square foot retail shopping cen­ calls for a 39 percent reduction in ter on the corner of 15th Street retail space. and Camino Del Mar. As of One-third of the 5.2-acre site is Wednesday, the offical tally currently zoned for retail and the howed that 1,392 residents had remaining two-third for resi­ approved Watkins' proposed dential development. Under the Chateau Del Mar, exceeding op­ approved plan, the zoning wil be ponents by 209 votes. changed to allow for the devel­ The approval settles a com­ opment of the hotel on the resi- munity dispute over the devel- See INN, page 3 Med Center sued Dr. Doris Howell runs the pediatric clinic open three evenings a week through the Student Health Center. The clinic is aimed toward helping student-parents give their children the best in health care. Here she examines Andrew Kimmel while his father Hans looks on . Howell prefers for negligence parents to take an active part in their child's exam so they can ask questions and learn about their development. See story on page 8. Blood transfu'sion possibly Progressive student activists contaminated with AIDS virus By LETICIA VILLARREAL Becau e of taff scheduling Staff Writer conflicts at the San Diego V A Stanford to' host conference Hospital, where Polikoff was an Negligence and carelessness on outpatient, he was sent to UCSD the part of the UCSD Medical Medical Center for surgery. He the eight members of the plan­ By PETER MESSROBIAN While CAPSA may decide at Center, the UC Regents, and the was discharged after the appar­ ning commitee, who have one­ News Editor the conference to tackle a variety San Diego Blood Bank are ently successful bypass with his year terms. of issues over the next year, each alleged in a suit filed in Superior physical condition listed as After the initial UCSB confer­ Up to 500 people are expected campus group will likely concen­ Court of San Diego County by "good." However, shortly after to attend a conference of student ence in February, there was con­ trate on just a couple of them, attorney Michael Orfield. The his discharge, he began uffering siderable interest in "forming according to UCSD Progressive activists that will be held this suit stems from a sextuple bypass negative drug reactions and ul­ weekend at Stanford University. something more permanent, [so Student Association member Joe performed on the late Bill Poli­ cerated lesions, and had to be The conference is the second we] agreed to have another con­ Wainio. "If there are things that koff at UCSD Medical Center rehospitalized. He was also suf­ ference at Davis in April," Cody are going to split [the member- annual meeting of the California on Jan. 13 , 1984, during which fering from unusual exhaustion. said. "[We spent] two days hip of CAPSA], we won't en­ Alliance of Progressive Student he was given a blood transfusion Short walks, according to his Activists (CAPSA), which was hammering out the principles of dorse it .. . . [rather, we'll] con­ with what may have been blood wife, Dorothy Poli'koff, 63, unity, encompassing both polit­ centtate on issues we can unify a founded by the UC Santa Bar­ contaminated with the HTLV­ would drain his strength. ics and organization." lot of people on." bara student government in Feb­ III (A IDS) virus. See BLOOD, page 6 ruary of 1987, according to Any individual or group who Some of the principles of CAPSA planning committee supports the purposes, goals, and CAPSA adopted at the Davis member Martha Cody. principles of CAPSA may join, conference include: Issue to be discussed include and ·there are about 30 student • Supporting elf determination electoral politics, building multi­ groups from some 15 campuses for all nations cultural unity in the student across California that currently • Opposition to U.S. interven­ movement, the CIA on campus, belong. tion the student government and stu­ CAPSA is intended as both a • Democracy in chools and the dent empowerment. In addition, "communication and an action­ right to a free , quality, SOCIally a series of issue caucuses will be oriented network,' according to responsible and relevant educa­ charged with coming up with their statement of purposes and tion si1ecific proposals of various goals. Cody described the organ­ • Opposition to militarism thing CAPSA should do, and ization's two main powers as the Schools involved in CAPSA the conference will choose a few ability to call for joint action by include UCSD, UCSB, Stanford, of those to concentrate CAP­ member groups, and the endor­ UC Berkeley, San Franci co SA's energies on. sement of particular activities. State, U CSC, and junior colleges CAPSA is described in a lea­ "A lot of people look back on like Alan Hancock and Alameda. flet as a "network of students in SDS from the sixties," Cody UCSD student are currently California who consider them­ said. "We're not trying to model arranging carpools for the trip to selves part of a growing move­ ourselves on [that group]." I n- Stanford this weekend, where ment for progressive social tead, Cody emphasized CA P­ the conference will start Satur­ change." Cody de cribes the SA's role as attempting to meet day morning and end Sunday organization as "grass-roots ori­ the "needs of the student move­ afternoon. For more informa­ ented "and the only officials are ment today." tion, call the P A at 534-2016. Defend.nt - Med Center may be responsible for AIDS death.

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Parents whose children took Noe­ neering students a great opportunity Mull-Soy or Cho Free infant formula to obtain an interview which may between 1976 and 1980 who are inter­ ultimately lead to a ummer, co-op, or Del Mar votes ested in participating in the study full-time position to gain expo ure to Golding blasts O~Connor should call Merle Irvin or Diane engineering firms. Yapko at the UCSD Communicative Workshops will include a panel of to build an inn and Cognitive Disorders Center at graduate advisors from various' Says people "are looking for an alternative" 294-6330. schools such as Princeton, USC, UCSD'slEI Teatro Ensemble program, and second only to Valdez in UCSB, and UCSD as well as work­ By LETICIA VILLARREAL "They're supporting me publicly but they're Continued from page 1 ing the alternative that Council­ the production and publication of Video Stroke Analysis shops on stress management and Staff Writer waiting to see what I decide." dentially zoned property. woman Eisenberg and I were to perform in Spain Chicano theatre works. Morton has for swimmers financial planning. Tours of Scripps There are very few elected officials in thi Opponents to the develop­ proposing a chicken-coop Susan Golding, San Diego County Supervi­ community that can even talk to her," she ment claim the hotel is too big motel," Gillies said, "and that his The Hispanic theatre company at had two plays produced by Joe Papp's and the Super Computer head the "Festival Latino," in New York City. I mprovement in any sport comes with event list along with a pina social, sor and possible mayoral candidate, spoke stated when the subject turned to O'Connor for Del Mar and would prefer to project would generate S300,OOO the University of California, San Tuesday night to the UCSD College Republi­ herself, "and that does not create a cohesive see a smaller 70-room hotel built in city revenue and ours would The en emble is being sponsored by both practice and individualized miniature golfing, and a beach Diego will be the only ensemble group cans at the International Center. She addressed kind of leadership. She says she knows what on the site in compliance with provide none, when in fact it various groups, including the Ameri­ coaching. If you are an intermediate to barbeque. invited to perform at the international questions regarding Mayor Maureen O'Con­ she's doing and she works behind the scenes, the existing zoning. would provide about S 150,000." can Embassy in Paris, UCSD, and advanced swimmer who wishes to The registration fee is $25 and $30 conference on "The Hispanic Cultures nor, her thoughts about running for mayor, but the truth is that in any elected office, work­ Del Mar Councilman John He also claimed Watkins said his European in titution which will be improve your stroke, Video Stroke with a conference T-shirt. The fee of America," in Barcelona, Spain, in about AIDS and the 'gay bathhouse' ordi­ ing behind the scenes only goes so far - if in Gillies expressed disappointment project would provide a com­ hosting them in nine different cities. Analysis IS a must. I hiS three hour includes all workshops, the "Evening June ~ The company, entitled EI Teatro nance, which she proposed. fact that is what is going on." with the outcome. "I think a munity meeting room and under­ .. Additional funding must come from workshop will give the swimmer with with Industry" dinner, Friday night Ensemble de UCSD, will also perform "I can only say that I wouldn't even be con­ Golding was asked what she thought about smaHer hotel would have been ground parking that the alterna­ our performances here in California basic knowledge of all four competi­ pizza, lunch and breakfast on Satur­ at universities in France and West sidering running[for mayor] if I hadn't literally O'Connor's endorsement of Senator Alan better for Del Mar," Gillies said. tive plan didn't. "It's very discon- before the ensemble leaves for Europe. tive strokes the chance to see firsthand day and brunch on Sunday. A special Germany. been ... deluged by phone calls and letters ask­ Cranston during his 1986 re-election campaign This part is crucial," Huerta said. what he / she can do to change his/ her fee of $20 and S25 is offered for the Under the direction of Jorge ing me to run," she said, when asked for her against Ed Zschau. "I think when someone Huerta, associate professor of theatre swimming technique. members of the sponsoring club, the This in tructional swimming clinic SWE. SWE officers would like to opinions of Mayor O'Connor's performance in makes a campaign commitment not to endorse at UCSD, the troupe will perform two Study investigates Neo­ office, adding that she wished that would in partisan races and turns around very shortly "I think a smaller hotel would have been better for Del popular pieces of contemporary Chi­ will be taught by lifeguard, swim stress that the conference is open to Mull-Soy and Cho Free instructor and UCSD Master's swim both male and female engineering happen every time she ran. afterwards and endorses, it draws into question Mar ... I'm really discouraged about what that kind of cano theatre, "Los Vendidos," by Luis "There is a tremendous disillusionment in what other commitments meant." spending of money can do as far as dominating the Valdez and EI Teatro Campesino, and coach Chris Perret who has been students. Children between the ages of 7 and the community," she continued, "a feeling of The "bathhouse issue" dominated the discus­ "Johnny Tenorio," by Carlos Morton. swimming competitively for over 14 Those wishing to attend the confer­ information process." 12 who as infa nts were fed either of lack of leadership and ... the lack of the ability sion, since it was Golding who first proposed "Los Vendidos," a 30-minute aclO , years. ence should pick up registration forms -Del Mar Councilman John Gillies two oy ba e products, eo-Mull-Soy Video Stroke Analysis is scheduled available outside the engineering club to tackle hard problems and be forthright the ordinance barring bathhouses in the city of exposes the Mexican-American who or Cho Free, are sought for a research about it." San Diego and unincorporated areas. Golding denies his heritage. The is for Sunday, Feb. 21, from 9 am to office in the Student Center above the study to assess their language skills. She claimed that there were "politically stressed that she did not consider the issue as ''I'm really discouraged about greeted by the proprietor of Honest noon. This one day workshop has game room. Make checks payable to certing to know something is active" segments of the community that once solely a gay bathhouse issue, and claimed that what that kind of spending of Sancho's Used Mexican and Curio The Syntex Corporation products been a great success in helping Society of Women Engineers and inaccurate and not be able to supported O'Connor but do no want to support the legislation was not intended to single out money can do as far as dominat­ Shop, when a "vendida," Ms. Jimenez, were made without sufficient chloride, swimmers to swim faster and with return checkS to the SWE box, 1-4, at counteract it," Gillies said. her in the next election and are "looking for an the gay community. ing the information process." enters the shop and asks for a "Mexi­ which sometimes led to metabolic dis­ more ease. For sign-ups and more EDNA in the Student Center. Since Watkins plans to break ground alterative. " It was an issue of bathhouses in general, she Gillies estimates Watkins s pent can type" to work in her adminstra­ orders and failufe to thrive. It is information, stop by Canyonview or seating for "Evening with Industry" is in about four months and expects "I would say that these are democratic said, and "any other establishment which tion. Sancho introduces her to three believed that some infants may have call 534-4037. The cost is SI2 for stu­ available on a first-come, first-served around $30,000 on publicity com­ to have the hotel open by early strongholds as well as republican," she added. fosters behavior that spreads AIDS." @) "models," a farmworker, a gang sustained brain damage either as a dents and Rec. card holders. basis, returning the form and fee pared to about $3,000 spent by summer of 1989. "We really want member or " pachuco," and an exam­ re ult of the metabolic disorders before the Friday, Feb. 12 deadline is t he opposition. "I've never seen a to make it a place the community campaign like that before in Del ple of a Mexican revolutionary of and/ or lack of sufficient chloride in UCSD hosts engineering encouraged. Altire for "Evening with can be really proud of," Watkins Mar," Gillies commented. said. "One of our goals from the 1910, to work in her bureaucracy. the formula. conference Industry" will be "interview" clothes; Parents who used one of these for­ students should bring their resume. Gillies contends Watkins re­ beginning was to bring the com­ " Each character is a reflection of leased misleading information re­ munity together. The people our own biases and stereotypes, as mulas will likely remember the distinc­ Volunteers are also needed to house Campus peace institute Students and professionals from five students Irom other schools. If inter­ garding his plan and the alterna­ wanted a smaller inn; we re­ Sancho parades the characters before ti ve orange and blue cans, which fea­ western states and 25 schools will con­ ested, please contact Kim Meyers at t ive plan presented by Gillies and sponded to their request and Ms. Jimenez, who is looking for tures ducks on the label. verge at UCSD for the 1988 Sonora 546-1355. Councilwoman Brooke Eisen­ made it smaller, and they respon­ 'token' workers," Huerta said. According to Merle Irvin, peech­ Engineering Conference. Sponsored berg. " He sent out a flyer depict- ded by voting it in." @) In "Johnny Tenorio," the setting is language pathologist at the UCSD by the most active engineering club on The Political Film receives $300,000 grant Big Berta's Cantina, located in a bar­ Communicative and Cognitive Dis­ campus, the Society of Women Engi­ rio in the Southwest. Johnny Tenorio orders Center, ome infants may have neers (SWE), the weekend of Feb. 19- Series continues By A, BEZZERIDES IOrship of IGCC. resolving international conflic;ts, returns to his favorite hangout only to sustained brain damage who typically 21 will include workshops, tours, and The MacArthur Foundation, especially those in the third world, The Political Film Series presents find there is little difference between demonstrate normal intelligence but social events. The highlight of the con­ With the goal of resolving located in Chicago, shares the the MacArthur Foundation re­ "Race Against Prime Time" this Fri­ the living and the dead. His past deeds often have developmental delays. The ference is "Evening with Industry" to international conflicts and estab­ same interests as IGCC. Some of newed the grant to \Gce. With day at 7 pm in TLH 107. This film is a flash before him in this retelling of the UCSD study will specifically address be held at the Catamaran restaurant. lishing world peace, the John D. the many programs the founda­ the new grant, IGCC plans to revealing look at how news coverage classic Don Juan leitmotif. problems with word-retrieval abilities. This event is sponsored by Fortune and Catherine T. MacArthur tion supports include ones in continue studying conflict situa­ of the 1980 Miami race riots was con­ Huerta said, "Morton's dark vision For the study children will be 500 companies who send out their col­ Foundation has recently renewed education, peace and interna­ tions that might lead to nuclear structed, and raises some important administered intelligence and picture/ ­ lege recruiters, buy student dinners, a $300,000 grant to the I nstit~te tional cooperation. war and the policies and institu­ of machismo and colonization is grip­ questions about the news selection HAIRCUTS vocabulary tests in a three-hour ses­ and informally discuss their company on Global Conflict and Cooper­ The foundation first gave tions that would either manl).ge ping in its pathos and vivid in its processes. "The A Igiers Incidents" will ation (lGCC), headquartered at \GCC a $300,000 grant in 1985 or eliminate these conflicts. by Susanne & Charmaine reconstruction of a life gone sour." sion. There is no charge to the family while collecting resumes. Students also be shown. The movie is free. Morton is a graduate of the UCSD and a summary of test results will be choose which company they sit with. UCSD. after being considered by a board According to a spokesperson, Women 517 (reg. $25) Department of Theatre playwriting provided. "Evening with Industry" gives engi- -Compiled by Susie Beel The IGCC, which was estab­ of directors from its peace and the MacArthur Foundation lished in 1983 by Herbert York, a international cooperation pro­ wants to see funding used for Men 514 (reg. $19) BLOOM C:OUNTY by Berke Breathed former chancellor of UCSD, gram. This grant was used to serious and interesting programs focuses on concerns of interna­ fund both faculty research and which encourage international Haircut & Highlight 550 (reg. $70) APflLTE/(Y _{.I Ke HI1f?f"5. tional cooperation and works gradullte student fellowships for understanding. 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4 Thursday, Februafl' 1 I, 1988 OPINION GOP and Education Write Us a Letter long-term tax-free investmeQts education by actually supplying Continued from pace 4 If you're interested in felisterinB your opinion in the for their children's college edu­ educational services, publicly­ issue. It appears that the republi­ GUfl,dilln, please submit a 'Yl¥d. doub/~ spflc~d letter on the cation. Jack Kemp favors early funded vouchers would be given subject of your choic:e to the Guardian office down by the Che cans have decided that the time is foreign language instruction, as to the parents of school-age right to challenge democratic Cafe, or mail it to the UCSD GUDrdian, 8-016, La Jolla, CA early as kindergarten, while children to spend at the school of 92093, marked to the attention of the Opinion editor. Dr. Gonzo dominance on the educational Alexander Haig favors national their choice. This plan would Hunter S.Thompson establishment and issue . Letters are due Tuesday at II am for Thursday's paper and teacher certification. give poor and lower- to middle­ Friday at II am for Monday's iSliue. And Mr. Rather than simply proposing income parents the choice of Letters will be edited for grammar and occasionally for sending their children to private large increases in money allo­ The most interesting proposal length. Pigs in the Wilderness Thompson cated to education, as the comes from longshot candidate, or public schools, a choice they Democrats and the NEA are and former Delaware governor, don't have under the present sys­ prone to do, the republican can­ Pierre du Pont. Du Pont is tem. Naturally, this plan would By MICHAEL MARTINEZ didates are proposing creative advocating an educational mean a complete restructuring "Where are they now?" I a ked him." "Gone," he said. Staff Writer plans to improve the state of voucher system, similar to that of the educational system. Maybe Mo t of them are dead, and the others either got locked education. George Bush and Bob first proposed by Pulitzer Prize­ genuine competition from the up or went crazy." - An evening in Milwaukee. When the word hit the streets Dole both favor a plan of tax­ winning economist Milton Fried­ private sector is just what Amer­ L Last night I hot the computer. One blast from the little .410 killed that the syndicated column of free savings for children'S tui­ man back in the 1950s. The idea ican public education needs to it in tantly. The screen exploded. wires fused , circuits burned and the Hunter . Thompson would be tion. Bush's proposal is the Col­ behind educational vouchers is turn it around from its present room filled with . our electrical smoke. appearing in the Guardian. [ lege Saving Bond plan. This plan rather straightforward. Instead descent into utter mediocrity. After that I hot the main telephone, t he big one with all the asked one of our writers what he would enable parents to make of the government financing Bill Ellers .... C buttons. It had been causing me a lot oft rouble. There were too many thought of the Doctor of Gon­ Z special features that I never quite got the hang of. On any given night i: zology. " I'm not comfortable," ~D~~~~ ______~ w I could call the same number 60 or 70 times and never know I was he admitted, "knowing that :E =i doing it. The "sen itivity" button squelched all noise on my end, and Hunter Thompson is on the same NIKI NEWLANDS, Editor in Chief Let'sa Lighl. Nig

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He suggested that parents D U.S. Grants provides funds of S taff Writer impossi bl e to understand white He mentioned Frederick Dou­ Reagan had no idea in the world need to surround children with up to $500 for student projects, history without some under­ glas , Harriet Tubman, Martin that this country was founded on multi-racial images and that such as lab research, library merica n must "free sta nding of black hi tory." Luther King, J r., Duke Ell ing­ what Abraham Lincoln called educational institutions must research, and art/ V.A. projects. blacks a nd white of the Bennett added tha t, for far too ton and even Dr. J. "the 250 years of unrequited toil teach the truth about. what Ben­ David Orozco, the director of MITRE A false image of the past" long, the his tory of the United nett calls, "our collective While commending the many of black men and women." t hrough education, Lerone Ben­ Sta tes has been recorded and U.S . Grants said, "One of the cont ri bution made by black In the latter half of his lecture, history. " nett J r., a senior editor of £bon\' interpreted as a white hi tory, main purposes [of the grant pro­ .ADVERTISE Americans to the hi story of the Bennett defined several "tasks," magazine said at a UCSD lecture often denyi ng the funda mental Bennett explained that black gram] is to teach students how to United Sta tes, Bennett also as he called them, of the Ameri­ last Saturday. contri butio ns of the " black students at the universities need w~ite grant proposals." Orozco, a rgued that "black history is can people. Bennett proposed IN THE GUARDIAN Bennett proposed that we, as ex p e rie nce" to the overall to be "challenged and motivated" a Revelle senior who has worked threatened as it has never been that there be a creation of "a America ns, "deal wi th the his­ ma keup of the United tates. instead of being "intimidated by with U.S. Grants for three years, also said that without this kind offunding, many students wou ld threatened before in the United common history," not an inte­ tory we have made, for it is his­ "The point here is, a nd the the . .. myth . .. that they can't do have no way to pursue creative research and projects. Sta te by a resurgence of . . . Jim gration of black history into the tory. It i lavery. egregation, point is si mple, that black hi s­ this and they can't do that." A statement about the program in The Journal of Undergraduate Research asserted, "U.S . C ro wis m masquerading as con­ already defined white history. sharecropping, racism, unequal tory is a central component of Grants is concerned with the tendency of students to passively consume facts presented to them in se rvati sm. " Bennett stressed that history Although Bennett focused pay, unequal treat ment [and] American history and cannot be lectures or textbooks rather than to actively explore and challenge theories and assumptions must be look at from an entirely mainly on the significance of Klanism violence." understood or redeemed wit hout Reaction at the highest levels through their own research." Clearly, funding is a powerful incentive to pursue learning outside of new perspective - from the black history to overall Ameri­ A renowned journali t, poet. a confrontation with the bla ck of American society has made the classroom - learning by doing. perspective of all experiences, can history, he expanded his historian, and social critic, Ben­ gift to America," Bennett said. racism respectable again, and general arguments to include all In past quarters, much of U.S. Grants' monies have been allocated to video and film projects. black, white, and brown. Orozco said that U.S . Grants had $5,300 to allocate this fall . Eighty-three percent of this amount nett has also written several In echoi ng the words of the the bigots we thought we had ethnic backgrounds. "We are In dealing with this history, went to visual arts projects. The rest went to AMES and EECS projects as well as biology and books regard ing the history of famous black leader, W.E.B. defeated forever . ... are coming coinheritors of the same histori­ Bennett said that we must also biochemistry projects. A smattering went to research papers in humanities and social sciences. black Americans. H is lecture. Dubois, Bennett described these out of the woodwork again." cal space [and] there is no way in confront racism and the "spirit In his three years with U.S . Grants, Orozco has seen a lot of proposals. "One of the more given in honor of black history gifts as "the gift of story and song Bennett charged that racism is the world we could be free of one Applications are now being accepted of slavery and segregation that is impressive proposals was submitted by Rico Martinez. We funded him for several quarters [on mo nth was entitled "The Rele­ . .. t he gift of sweat a nd brawn apparent in the fields of sports, another ... we are condemned by for the University of Pittsburgh· still alive and well and walking sponsored Semester at Sea. vance of Black History." Bennett [and] a gift of the spirit." As academia, and especially among history to walk this road together. film projects]. From there he went on to win an internship with the TV show" Moonlighting," over the streets of America." the summer. '" Each fall or spring lOO ·day odyssey focused on the argument that exa mples, Bennett cited various the economic and political insti­ And, there is no way to help or Not all proposals receive funding, however. "If it's not well-written and well thought-out, it aboard the American·built 5.5. Universe "the black experience is so inex­ black Americans, both famous tutions. Bennett even explained Bennett stressed the im­ hurt or save one group without literally offers you the world. won't receive funding," Orozco said. Continuing, he said, "One person wanted to make a mural t ricably intertwined wi th t he a nd not-so fa mous, a nd the that after he had heard a speech portance the role of education helping or hurting or saving You can earn 12·15 transferable units here and then send parts of it all over South America." Nice idea: but no dice. from your choice of more than 50 lower and great forming points of the impo rta nt contributions these by the President, he concluded plays in erasing false ideas of the another," Bennett said. (Q) "Another wanted to make a large mural out of dozens of those exosketch machines, the ones upper division courses. while calling upon with the two knobs you turn and make a picture ... We didn't have that kind of money, so we places as culturally diverse as Japan , Hong Kong, India,Turkey, the Soviet Union, Yugoslavia suggested [that] he go see the company which makes them. They gave them all to him, and he put and Spain. them up in a place on campus. " It is a learning adventure designed to Pediatric clinic transfonn students of every color, race and Orozco concluded that successful awards go to students who know their subject-area well and who have done their homework. creed into true citizens and scholars of the world. The process of applying for a grant is not simple, but it is straighforward. For full information, including a catalog and appUcation, call helps students First, one needs to attend an information session during the quarter before the project, typically 1-800-864-0195/l-412-648-749O in PA . Or write Semester at Sea, during 9th or 10th week. Together with a faculty adviser, one should design a very detailed plan, lutltutc for ShIpboard Education. -,,- specifying the goals of the anticipated project. One needs also to make a step-by-step or week-by­ University of Plttsburgll, 2E Forbes Quadrangle. ~chedule of activities. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania bring up baby One must then get price quotes on all materials and services necessary for the project, such as 15280. photocopying paper, film, rentals, miscellaneous supplies, etc. At least three different stores or Then prepare for the suppliers should be called to get the lowest quotes on prices. learning adventure of She found this fact very dis­ your life. By LAURA KNAPP Expenses such as travel, entertainment, postage, and expensive tools and equipment are not turbing because people "don't Staff Writer funded. know how to be a parent." She Finally, you must make 12 copies of the proposal and su bmit them by Tuesday of the second feels the important thing is that tuffy waiting rooms, scream­ week in the quarter of your project. parents understand the various ing sick child ren a nd frus­ A panel of past grant recipients and a reviewer affiliated with the A.S. looks over all the stages in thei r child 's develop­ S trated adults a re often the proposals, which have been labeled anonymously. After recommending some of them for fund­ ment. That way the parents know images that come to mind when ing, the U.S. Grants office then decides the exact amount each proposal will receive. one thinks back on childhood what to expect as a child grows doctor visits. But when Dr. Doris up and are then able to preve nt See UNDERGRADUATES, page 10 Howell's patients grow up a nd accidents their child might oth­ SEMESTER AT SEA Video/ Information Session Thurs. Feb. 11 . 1988. 4:00 PM Internatianal Center think upon this same theme, erwise have .. "The most common t hey'l most li kely remember vis­ cause of death in all children is iting a quiet olllce In the early accidents. When they're curious evening hours and playin g with they can do anything. It's heart­ toys while their parents consult brea king," Howell said . an incredibly warm a nd sympa­ The ped iatric clinic is espe­ carPs Jr. thetic doctor. cially designed for student-par­ • Wine, Beer, Liquor. Keg Beer. Custom Gift Baskets Such pleasurable memories ents who are possibly without All Year. Lottery and Lotto. Movie Rentals. Unique begin at Howell's pediatric clinic transportation or lacking the Dr. Howell gives s keptical 4 month-old Andrew Kimme l a s mile of e ncouragement. which is open at t he Student fund s for go od health care. Cards & Gifts. Gourmet Foods From Homemade Howell wants to educate under­ UCSD Student Special Healt h Center for three eve nings help can call us. We can expand A typical examination begins gram going .... All the students to Decadent. Bud's Ice Cream Parlor graduate a nd graduate students every week. Designed to help and let them know what we can with the medical student exa­ alike on how to get insurance are very nice and knowledgea­ student-parents care for their do .. . . We can't gi ve a kind of mining the child after getting his ble." Caroline said that unlike ••••••••••••••••••••••••• 3251 Holiday Ct. Off Villa La Jolla Dr. a nd care for thei r child - some­ child ren, t he clinic provides round the clock care but we can or her medical history from the going to a regular doctor's office thing t hat she feels is a necessity. OPEN: SUN .-THURS. 6 AM-12 MID health care that is both conve­ make sure that they get care." parents. The medical student the children like to come "to see I Two Western for S 5 9 I nient and affordable. "This is a free clinic, mostly a 2 In the first year of operation, the n repeats this information to her [Dr. Howell] and play. The FRI-SAT. 6 AM-2 AM 455·1414 J ust over two years ago, How­ preventive a nd primary care the cli n ic was run by Howell and Howell a nd the parents so that program's really great." Hans : Bacon Cheeseburgen # 11 4 : ell fou nd that ped iatric care was clinic." If the children need eight econd-year medical stu­ a ll a re in volved in the steps of the added. " For no financ ial ri sk, I I 1_1.1_1.1_1_1_1_1_1_1_1_1_1_1 greatly needed at UCSD. At that urgent or emergency ca re How­ dent volunt eers. This year there exam. With this process there the baby gets the best care it can I Present this coupon and receive two Western Bacon Cheeseburgers for $2.59. time, Howell was chairman of ell will "send [them] to the Uni­ have been 36 such volu nt.eers. a re "no secrets. Eve rybody's in have." • - FEBRUARY versity hospital and they will I Otter valid at 6788 MIramar Rd. - the advi ory committee for the Because of the active involve­ here toge the r . ... Everybody's The clinic is open at night 0 • 1 1 Student Health Center. She got [provide care] at the lowest po~ ­ ment of the med students, H ow­ learning," Ho well said. tudents don't have to miss their I Coapoa apIra Mar. 11, 1888.0ne offer per coupon. - sible price." • - feedback from some of the stu­ ell decided to incorporate a med­ a roline Kimm el and her c lasses during the day. The lOne coupon per customer per visit. I 1 % 1 dents on the committee that Right now the clinic cares for ical student teaChing fac il ity into hu band Hans are graduate stu­ Kimmel's said it 's open from 5-7 Not valid with any other offer or - 10 DISCOUNT many parents d id n't have health a bout 230 patie nts. Howell usu­ the clinic. While she educate th e dents at UCS 0 , who had nothing pm but "she'll sta y until nine or I discount. Price does not include tax. • I 1- care for their children. "They ally sees about fo ur patients each parents on preven tive med ici ne but praise for Howell and the necessary. Dr. Howell is always I Carl Karche r Enterprises. Inc. 1988 Carl's Jr. • - On All Valentine Candles and Gift Items - just hoped kids stayed well. A lot night. Patients must have a p­ for their child ren Howell also program. " I heard a bo ut the so cheerful and teaching." With I 1 of them didn 't get health care," pointments, but she said, " We'd educate the students on how to cli nic and Dr. Howell and read four-month-old on Andrew si t- I We Still8e~eve in Old-Fashioned American Values. • - 535 minimum dellveIY within local area - Howell ob~erved . love tha t a ny student that need treat children. ho w grea t she is to keep the pro- • See CLINIC, pale 10 •••••••••••••••••••••• ••• • '1_1_1_1_1_1_1_1_1_1_1.1_1_1_1.1 Thursday, February 11, 1988 11 FEATURES 10 Thursday, February II, 1988 ••••••••••••••••••••• FEATURES Condom Awareness Week : HAIRCUT SPECIAL : University of Wisconsin By DAVID BROOKS quently, this was the first year year's Condom Awareness Week • • Platteville Clinic Guardia" I"tern that the university had to pur­ has been quite extensive. Volun­ chase condoms for the program. teers at information tables dis­ • (reg. $12) • Continued from page 8 hi s week marks the fourth The cost of the over 1,000 con­ tributed condoms and brochures • '9 • ling on his father's lap, lhe fa m­ year that VCSD has par­ doms came out of the Student in front of the bookstore, at Ask for Yoko, Nancy E., Marilyn or Debbie il y appeared co mpletel y relaxed T ticipated in the unofficial Health Service budget. Peterson Hall, and at Revelle • • + a nd the Kimmels said all the Condom Awareness Week. Since Compared to past years, this and Muir campuses. IQ] • 20% On Red"en Penns • other people they had see n bring Monday, students working in • • their children in were the same conjunction with the Student • way. The warmth and uniqueness Health Service have been pass­ SHEAR DEUGHT • of the clinic wa s a lso apparent Rubes® By Leigh Rubin ing out condoms and brochures • 3240 Governor • later when Caroline hugged detailing safe sex procedures. • • Howell good-bye after a rouline (i n the Big Bear Shopping Center) visil. According to Chri O akley , a • • Health Educator with the Stu­ SLtSs Howell is the life and mainstay (fjjJ- ~ • 453-4668 • of the clinic. As well as running dent Health Service, the purpo e of the awareness week is to "let • • the facility three nights a week, • • • • • • •• (with this ad) she works full time during the people know how to get co n­ ••••••• • day with terminally ill children, doms a nd how to properly use specializing in oncology and the d evices." Oakley indicated hematology. She even gives out that many students are aware that condom greatly decrea e ,. . her home phone number so the student-parents can reach her the cha nce of AIDS and Sexu­ night or day if they have a ques­ ally Tran mitted Diseases ~ Make a great MoIly~~~ti tion or problem. (STDs) ye t many are unable to David Orozco, the director for U.S. Grants, said that students must "apply wha t they know to real • According to Howell, the rea­ See Castles in the Air be organized if they want to get funded . lifc practices." And learn your way around the world son the clinic hasn't been ex­ ma~riIa panded is that she just "could n't T he misconception that AIDS " If you have built castles in the air, now put the broaden it, because I could n't expend more time." This yeal'\ . has not yet seeped into the hete­ willi La Paz foundations under them." H.... ' [lo"d T""' ... Undergraduates get she has gotten some assistants - rosexua l population is slowly Study in London for $4125 per semester. Includes air fare, doctors who volunteer their time, being erased . With some studies predicting that AIDS will resident tuition, field trips, family stay with meals. and this way when she goes away Ma rita scholastic grants become the leading cause of to medical seminars (or maybe Study in Seville, Spain, for $3225 per semester. Includes resident even for a vacation) she does not death for Americans in the 20 to ~.~~rgaMix. 29 age group, condom use has ruition. field trips, family stay with meals. No foreign IlllJ8llage Continued from page 9 is published in The Journal of have to worry about the problem skyrocketed. It is estimated that profiency required. If funding is granted. V. . Undergraduate Research. of leaving parents without health care for their child. women now purchase 40 percent Semester programs also in France and Mexico. Grants will make the money The V .S. Grants office is In the future, a new pediatrics of all condoms in fact, so many available through de partment located upstairs in the Student For further information, write or call: facility will be opened by the condoms were purchased this transfers. purchase orders, or Center near the travel office and VCSD med school's pediatric year that companies which nor­ Institute for Study Abroad Programs refunds from receipts that are can be reached at 534-3917. department. "By late spring or mally donate large numbers of 308 Warner Hall under $30 . Information sessions are sche­ summer quarter, expect to have their product to universities did University of Wisconsin· Platteville duled for the 10th week. ) University Plaza At the end of a project, the pediatric clinic' on campus," not have enough in stock to Platteville, Wisconsin 53818·3099 work is shown on campus If you get really gooq writing Howell said. She is working with make these donations. Conse- 608-342· 1726 through an art show, film how­ proposals, maybe you can repeat the department to incorporate ing, performance. etc. Academic the whole process for bigger the current clinic with the new research funded by V .S . Grants stakes in graduate school. @] one. [Q) DIRECT FROM TOKYO T AKU IZUMI'S PRODUCTION OF

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Sophomore Erik Judson should who Yates mentioned a being According to Yates, Crawford is abo sce act io n in a utility ro le. Women's Tennis the hardest worker on the team the purest defensive shortstop "the first man on the field and that has ever been in the U D In the outfield, sophomore the la t man off." baseball program, as indicated Henry Jimenel will most lik ely Surveying the infield, one finds by hi s sm:>oth style of play and be in leftfield. Jimenez is a very ranked no. 1 with sophomore Dave owlan at first h is great ra nge. teady ballplayer who started the base, a line-drive hitter with very entire second half of last season good ha nds. Senior Thad Ferre, Third base will be held down in right. Backing him up are two 3-0 record a four-year varsity member, will by freshman Matt Bynum who is perennial speedsters, sophomore be the second baseman, to whom also a fine defen ive player with Ric h Simpson and freshman Yates credited as having the "best a good arm. Sophomore John Kevin Gelbard. i UCSD's women' tennis team in singles and is currently 3-0 in hands on the team." Meyers, after he recovers from See BA EBALL, page 14 Lyle Vates is working on his seventh year as Triton coaeh. is about to embark on what head her matches. Behrens suffered coach Liz LaPlante considers to from shin splints toward the end be the most crucial matches of of last year so her recerit perfor­ the season. mances are a good sign of her On Feb. 12. the women Trit­ recovery. Rhonda Meier main­ Weekend Sporting Events on will play Claremont-Mudd­ tains the number two singles Scripps a nd will move on to spot, with a record of 2-1. Julie Date Team Location Time Pomona Pitzer on Feb. 13. Both Berman, Janet Whalen, Susan M. basketball So. Utah 7:30 pm matches, along with a future Carney and K ri ten Diels fill in 2 / 8 2/13-14 M . rugby@ R obb Field TBA meeting with Occidental College, the rest of the roster, each with a vs. So. Utah State OMBAC tournament 3-0 record to date. will be crucial determinants in M. baseball Cal Lutheran 2:30 pm In doubles, all three teams are 2/ 10 2 / 13 M. baseball vs. UCSD Ipm the womens' chances of defend ­ vs. Cal Lutheran vs. Alumni ing their title in the NCAA undefeated. The number one nationals this spring. team is comprised of Behrens W. tennis (scrimmage) UCSD 3pm W. basketball vs. UCSD 6pm and Meier, Diels and Whalen vs. Grossmont College UC Santa Cruz The Tritons are currently make up the second team and ranked number one in the most Carney and Berman combine to 2/1 1-12 M. tennis vs. USD All day W. tennis vs. Pomona 10 am recent poll of coaches and are make the number three doubles Univ. of San Diego . undefeated against their compe­ Pomona Pitzer team. By PHIL GRUEN boasts a club that is excellent double plays. tition. Since the beginning of the 2/12 M. basketball UCSD 8 pm M . basketball vs. UCSD 8pm Staff Writer defen ively (he pointed out that "We're not a power-hitting season, the Tritons have only vs. Dominican UC Santa Cruz this year's infield is is the best clu b," the even year coach said lost one individual match out of Men's Tennis M. baseball vs. Occidental 3 pm W. softball vs. Cal Poly UCSD noon With only even upperclass­ defensive one that UCS 0 has of his offense. "We're trying to 27 total, shutting out Redlands men on this year's UCSD men's ever had) and one that is scrappy focus on bat control and offen­ University and CSU Northridge Although the team's record (3- Occidental San Luis Obispo 9-0 and beating Point Lorna varsity baseball team, one would enough to poke out enough runs sive execution this season, par­ 3) might indicate trouble, head M. volleyball vs. Long Beach 7:30 pm W. swimming vs. UCSD (Nat) 7:30 pm to win the baJJ game . Nazarene 8- I last week. assume that Head Coach Lyle ticularly bunting and hit and run coach John Hammermeister is CSU Long Beach USD Yates has a difficult task ahead "We're not going to overpower situations ... Sophomore Christine Behren still confident in his team. of him with a you ng and inexpe­ anybody this year by 12-2 and This style of play can make for returns to her number one spot See TRITON, pale 14 W. tennis vs. Claremont- Claremont 2pm 2 / 14 M . lacrosse vs. Pepperdine Ipm rienced team. With about 80 11-1 scores," Yates said. "We'll a very aggressive and scrappy Mudd-Scripps Pepperdine percent of the team of under­ probably win games by 4-2 scores team. As a result, the team has graduate tatus. they can cer­ and the like." Judging from been developing something of a tainly be considered young. But Yates' general outlook for his motto for the year: "You can't

"There is no question that pitching is the strongest aspect of this DEALERS WANTED year's team." for -UCSD Baseball Head Coach Lyle Yates CASINO NIGHT to be considered inexperienced i baJJclub this eason, Monday's fault 'em for being aggressive." SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27 going a bit too far. First of all, 10-1 rout was evidently an This aggressive attitude stems 8PM - Main Gym - UCSD most of the starting lineup is exception. from a whole slew of players who made up of upperclassmen. and Centerfielder Gary Fe sia's don't possess a tremendous last Monday the Tritons began steal of home in the Tritons' two­ amount of power but rather a the eason on a positive note as run first inning set the momen­ load of all around talent and an they trounced California Luthe­ tum for the game, and UCSD ability to get the job done at any ROULETTE BACCARAT ran on the road by a 10- I score. never looked back. Starting cost. "There is no question that pitcher Rick owak picked up Aside from junior John Mar­ pitching is the strongest aspect of the victory with five scoreless tinez, one of the top athletes on this year's team," Yates menti­ innings of one-hit ball, and right­ the team and a power-hitter who BLACK JACK POKER oned during an interview Wed­ fielder Chris Murphy ripped a in his first year as a catcher has nesday. "Last year our [pitching] grand slam in the six-run fourth. earned the starting job, this is staff was ranked second na­ In addition, second baseman not a power-laden team - espe­ tionally in Division III baJJ and Thad Ferre went 3 for 5 and con­ cially in comparison with last CRAPS our best pitchers are returning." tributed 3 RBI , while the solid year's club that hit a collective 54 Guardian File Photo To complement this staff. Yates defensive infield turned four See BASEBALL, page 13 Christine Behrens is playing in the no. 1 singles spot again this year. Sign up and attend the following meetings: BlackJack Thurs, Feb 11 4:15-5:30 Thurs. Feb 18 5:15-6:30 Triton Baseball Schedule Tues. Feb 23 4:30-5:30

Date Team Location Time Date Team Location Time Baccarat 2/ 12 Oq;idental Los Angeles 3pm 3/ 26 Occidental UCSD II am Thurs. Feb 18 5:15-6:30 2/13 Alumni UCSD lpm 3/ 26 Masters UCSD 2:30 pm 2/ 17 Point Lorna Nazarene Pt. Lorna 2:30 pm 3/ 29 Menlo College Menlo College noon* Craps 2/ 20 Claremont-Mudd UCSD noon* 4/ 2 Southern Cal College Costa Mesa noon* Tues. Feb 16 5:15-6:15 2/ 23 Point Lorna Nazarene UCSD 2:30 pm 4 / 5 Biolo University La M irada 2:30 pm 2/ 27 CSU San Bernardino San Bernardino noon* 4 /7 Masters Newhall 2:30 pm Poker 3 / I La Verne UCSD 2:30 pm 4/ 9 Whittier UCSD noon* Tues. Feb 16 5:15-6:15 3/ 2 Christ College UCSD 2:30 pm 4/11 Redlands UCSD 3:00 pm Tues. Feb 23 4:30-5:30 3/ 5 Temple UCSD noon* 4/ IJ University of San Diego USD 2:30 pm 3/ 10 U.S . International UCSD 2:30 pm 4/ 14 Cal Lutheran 1000 Oaks 2:30 pm 3/ 20 University of Chicago UCSD noon* 4/ 19 San Diego State SDSU 5pm 3/ 21 Iowa UCSD 2:30 pm 4 / 23 Biola University UCSD noon* All meetings will be held In the North Conference 3/ 22 Concordia, OR La Verne 4 / 28 CSU San Bernardino UCSD 3:30 pm 2:30 pm Room of the Student Center 3/ 22 Lewis and Clark, OR La Verne 7 pm 4 / 30 Southern Cal College UCSD Ipm 3/ 23 Willamette La Verne Ipm 5 / 3 Pomona-Pitzer C laremont 2:30 pm 'j>a,ifi, ~y~~ & T~ For sign up and more information 3/ 25 Chr ist College, Irvine Irvine 2:30 pm *Dou ble header • Clalremont Square 272-8808 • La Jolla Vlllaoe SQuare 535-D365 contact UCSD Recreation at X44037 • PacifiC Beach Promenade 581 -6769 . La Jolla 1241 Prospect 454-7532 • Encinitas (Lumberyard) 942-D337 . North County fair 745-9425 UCSD Recreation 14 Thursday. February 11. 1988 Thursday. 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ROCHE AND ROSS HAVE A SUPER WEEKEND

Doug Roche and Linda Ross have a HIs 23,748 career pOints In the event lot In common, although before this hurdled him over ali -time Superstars weekend they probably didn't know It king Rick Wilbert, and his 6370 smashed And cOincidentally, It all started with the former Triton basket bailer Randy Ben ­ sport of volleyball nett's school record of 6198 You see, Doug and Linda were cut In reality, Roche needed every last respectively from UCSD Men 's and one of those pOints to stay ahead of his Womens volleyball teams dUring pre­ fast-finishing rival of a year ago, defend­ TEAM OF THE WEEK season tryouts Doug, a couple of years Ing champ JJ Fisher Consider JJ's poor back, linda this season And It shouldn't plight HIS 6240 total would have and take any kind of genius to figure out that should have been a new school record for all Intents and purposes, thel( athletic Fisher's weekend featured a 201 game careers were over kaput washed In bowling, a 330-lb bench press, and up No way, Josel hiS usual off -the -planet mark In the soft­ In fact, It was Just the beginning of a ball throw (293-ft ) But this time around, storybook tale that culminated this past JJ was destined for a tough runnerup weekend In the UCSD Superstars AII ­ finish Sports Competition, As newly crowned Ross, on the other hand, Just couldn't champions of the 13th annual event, stop cranking out one great mark after Roche and Ross can bask In the lime­ another She set two Individual Super­ light of their tremendous accomplish­ stars events records with a 165-lb mark ments It definitely was a super week­ In welghtllftlng and a sensational 558 end, and we 're not talking about the time In the mile run, breaking a 10-year weather either old Superstars mark for women Linda's Roche a 59 blonde-headed bundle 5903 total broke LaUrie OConnell's one­ of dynamite and a former Superstars year old mark by a cool 71 pOints champ as a sophomore, pulled out all This year's competition featured a stops In his final try at the event HIs record 30 ,nd,v,dual competitors, 26 01 Left to rrght· Robin Goldstein, "Little" Matt Kaplan, Lon "The Goose" GoosentlC!rg, Sean 0 ' phenomenal pOint total of 6370 blitzed whom finished the event Seventeen 01 Connor, Ty "Psycho" ~tlC!n , Jim "The Animal" Bangle, Chrrstlna Lopp, Chns " Nothing to do the competition with plenty to spare them went over the 5000-polnt barrier In Goal" Moore, jodie "The Boot" Napoutan, Matt "Boody Nose" Zehner Not pictured' Mike Bot>ele, Sharon leach, Nancy Wilhams Ross a new student at UCSD , trans-· which eaSily established this Superstars ferlng from Bakersfield CC, opened up event as the most competitive ever held PENETRATION AT MIDFIELD - Coed A Soccer Just everyones eyes as she qUietly ran , One who didn't make It to 5000 was ThiS Bud Team of the Week goes to a powerhouse Coed A soccer Jumped, lifted, and scored her way to a the venerable Superstars warhorse, team. Penetration at MIdfield is 5-0 on the season and have their new women s record In the Superstars Henry 'I'll graduate In 1994" Chang minds set on a championship. event with a near perfect 5903 Henry hammered out hiS usual 4925 for The pace for this game was set by Ty Ybaben, who scored two goals in performance the umpteenth year In a row and yes All weekend long It was Ross and olks, he Will be back In 89 a dominant first half. The second half proved to be exciting, with the Roche, Ross and Roche, as they took Henry's contribution to the Robert opponents determined not to let this one Slip by, Phenomenal defenSive turns holding the lead at the end of each Vacheron-Ied Barnyard Etiquette wasn't plays by team captain Lori Goosenberg set up a Matt Kaplan goal late in Superstar day In Ihe end Roche won enough as Barnyard failed In ItS bid to the second half. Frustrations were evident as Matt Zehner was forced to out with a fabulous last day performance be the first three-time team champion In shed blood for the cause, and yet still came back to put the Icing on the that probably even surprised himself Superstars Their efforts fell short to cake in a 4-0 victory. HIs 5- t 0 leap In the high Jump and his Glen Creswell's Bakersfield Bandits Congratulations and good luck through the rest of your season. first sub-5 minute mile (4 55 ) clinched (Creswell, Linda Ross, and Mary Beth This Bud's For Youl his second Superstars tille and culmi­ Murray) wh ose t 3 925 POints prOVided nated In the f,ltlngest 01 fashions a tre­ more than enough to outdistance mendous f,v -year affair with the event Barnyard UCSD SUPERSTARS '88 FINAL RESULTS ------~~ riO rr4 DI'.'I)W~L LE"'DERS 6"-Y[) ~IGHT fiELD Sf

.,~­ ~- 8 -796.3 NEW SUPERSTARS RECORD' I DOUG ROCHE , ...J_' 8 - -' 6 00 7~ 4 7 17 853 258 850 91 7 6 370 6 . 94 2811 120 181 '27 . 66 11 08 15 . 5 5-10 4:55 JJ FISHER 69~ 970 4 00 8 (1 4 662 566 59 1 750 883 6240 8 - 78(1. (1 2ND BEST 7. 1~ 330 8 0 201 2 8. 77 736 ~5 . 5 5-6 5 : 0 5 NEW JUNIOR RECORD' CHR IS LA ROSA 6~O 691 3~O 7 6 0 ~so 775 11 07 6 00 679 6 0 29 8 - 753 .6 8TH ~EST 7.34 ':35 70 2 6 3 190 3 1. 30 10'.16 66. 5 5-(1 6: 0 6 ROSS 970 750 795 5 18 528 700 600 400 907 590:; 8 - 7 3 7.9 16TH BEST 8 . 2 4 165 7 5 167 114 3 5.45 5 6 0 2 4 3-9 S: 58 NEW WOMEN ' S BEST ! 5 RO~ERT VACHERON 656 6 47 4 00 788 6 7 6 6:!5 991 6 75 7 4 0 5798 8 - 724. 8 2:iRD BEST 7 . 23 :!:o 8 0 2 6 0 169 81 2 ~q. 5 ~ -3 ~: 4 8 6 TIM ANDRE 773 8 0 8 700 761 6~ ~ 5 91 5 49 583 6 0(1 756 5641 8 - 705.1 NEW FROSH RECORD! 6 .88 27:'3 140 2 51 163 30. 09 7 13 3 4 5 - 0 5: 43

INDIVIDUAL MNT LEADERS ------Bud Man's Basketball Rankings (as oj Feb. 7) NO. ""J-VD DASH MARl POHITS NO .•IE I GHTL TFT ItIG MAFI POINTS Who can pick a num ber one ba sketball team thiS year? Not UPI , not AP, not ESPN, and now even The Bud Man. Being ranked number 1 IS the kiS S of death, but It IS also a I GLENN CRESWELL 6 . 68 I JJ RISHER -::;1) 9 70 8 .. " challenge Is there a te am out th ere tha t can stay on top? Here IS a new Bud Poll With : TIM ANDRE 6.88 77: ~ LINDA POSS '1-1 65 97') - DOUG ROCHE 6.94 75: = fEN RUTTENBERG :10 °Il some new No l 's Let's see how these teams frv e up to top billing . 0 4 MARY BE H MUPPAV 8. 0 1 7 : ·(1 4 CAROL LiPSON 155 °Il ME 'S AAA R EC. 5 SHAWN COMSTOCf 7 . 07 71'.1 5 TODD FELDMAN 897 5 P ICH SIMPSON 7 . ')7 .., 1 f) I Barnyard Etiquette 5-0 2 Herd s last Round-Up 3-0 \~ R EC. 3 Triton Pub 3-1 COED NO. FIELD GOALS MARl POINTS NO . SOFT~ALL THFml MARt FOINTS 4 Problem Shooters 3-2 I Running the Hoop 40 5 Ebony and Ivory 2-1 2 Triton Pub 4-0 1 TORREY LETH - 175 1 JJ FISHER 888 3 The Herd and Mates 3·0 : LINDA ROSS 75 2 STE',E SANTY M EN AA 8 :'1 4 High-Beams & Stick Shifts 3-0 = JILL GILBERT 75 ~ DAN MUI_VILLE 815 t Nlke s D,eam Team 4-0 4 TIM ANDRE 140 5 In Search Of The Hoop 3-0 4 SHA.IN COMSTOCI 80b 2 DISCiples 01 James 5-0 :5 DOUG ROCHE 1:0 :;; CHRIS LA ROSA 797 3 Phi Siappa Backa Boa,da 4-0 WOME :s 4 FlYing Ga Ida blnrs 4-0 1 Phi Siamma Jamma II 3-0 NO. BmlLl NG MARt POINTS NO. 5 0-YO FREESTVLE MARl FaiNTS 5 Bernstein s ReVISited 3-0 2 B·Bali Again 6 Super Wha les and Plankton 4-0 3 Pumphouse Gang t - l I JJ F ISHEP :"1 1 SHARON fENNEDV :8 ... ., 877 7 Slow and Ugly 4·0 4 Gaussian Globetrotters t · l = CHFIS LA ROS A 191:' :: RALPH BRYAN :4.8<> 85b 8 In The Hole 4-0 5 Screamln Meemles II 00 = ROSS RATTFA I 18= - JOE SHltJNEf'L 849 9 Working Boys 3·0 4 OOUG POCHE 181 4 GLE~JN CF:ESWELl_ 8('8 to My Dinner With Raoul 3 1 :5 JILL GILBERT 158 :;; DOUG ROCHE :7.06 7 17 1M Soccer News ME 'S A There Will be no games after thiS week­ 1 Flo, de Mlchoacan 4-0 end due to the three -day holiday The NO. SOFTBALL HITTING MARl PO HITS NO.BAStET~ALL SHOT MAFI POINTS 2 Too Small 5-0 3 In -N Out 2-0 weekend aft er the three day holiday week ­ 1 DOUG ROCHE 11"8 1 CHRIS LA POSA 66.~ 11')7 end , Feb ruary 20 -21, Will be used fo r 2 CHRIS LA ROS IUn6 4 llpo Sucllon 3-0 7~6 : MARt NEVILLE be). ~ 1'.108 makeup games If you have missed a = BRIAN RUDE 94= 71)9 = ROBERT VACHERON S9.S 991 5 Norm Buntl Soclely 4-0 4 TORPEY LETH 0:1 7 ( f ) 4 RALFH ElRYAI' 49. ( I 816 6 FIrmly Established 4-0 game due to rain, the Super Bowl or need 5 LINDA POSS 500 1:179 5 SHkl·IN COMSTOC~ 45.~ 7~8 7 Team Snew 3-0 to reschedule a makeup garlle, contact B Beagle s BounCing Ba lls 4·0 Scott Berndes at the Intramur.a ce at 9 Pistol Pete s Legacy 4-0 534-4037 NO . HIGH JUMP POINTS NO. MILE RUN MAPt POINTS to San DIego Chppers 4-0 Soccer playoffs Will begin MEN 5·/0 1 POSS RI, rTF'A r :;;- 11 I DOUG ROCHE of February 27 and 28 T : DOUG FOCHE 5-l v :! LINDA F.OSS I t("lIe, Pygmies Dealh Gnp 4-0 teams In each league Will = RI CI~ GODINO 5-13 :: JJ FISHER 2 SU5hl In Your Face 4·0 playoffs, except In 'AAA 4 M~F Y BET H MURRAi 4-6 4 GREG FAYNE 3 Deadly Shoolels 4-0 four teams qualify If there I 5 : Tied At ~-:. ::; RICH SIMPSON 4 TrOlanl Tne Best Delens 3· 1 two teams for a playoff sp NE I'I SUPER STAR'S RE cor;'D o Dunkin Docs 3·1 the game between the two receive the playoff spot 0< c ~ 3 :J" -< =+ ~ Q ~ ::J ~ -0 3 ~ ex> ::J -+ C/) 0

b y john kearney finds himself a a young ad, Jake and Kri ty are married by in,laws wearing mining h iatus w riter verti ing executive. The job is for five year and still hild, helmet. Jake and Kristy are getting only temporary, inceJake has les. he's on the pill ahd he The ending also come a. a married. It i the happie t day grand plans for writing a novel wear tight underwear, but the real urpri e. It attempt to of her life, but he's having pre' and breaking into the literary time i right for a family. The blend ever 0 harmoniou Iy nuptual jitter. Meanwhile. • world. only thing I don't under tand the dement of tragedy with Jake' be t friend is telling him Thi bring u to Jake' is why Hughes wait an hour the comedy that precede it. that he'll be happy, but he ju t lovely young bride, Kri ty, and a half into the movie to It' aim t like seeing two dif, won't know it. The wild and who is played by Elizabeth present the off pring i ue ferent movies. zany anti that follow make McGovern. Her character sin e he could have used it to As an intere ting sidenote, up none other than John doesn't haw depth, but thi i its full p tential, had he deli, " he' HavingaBaby" isba ed Hughes' new movie "She' because the tory is told from vert~d the baby sooner. on real life experience from Having a Baby." Jake's point of view and even Hughe ' adult life. like Jake, Jake i played aptly, though incluJes his narration. I often There are quite a few funny he married hi high s hool n )t altogether convincingly by wonder if "He' Having a Pre' moment throughout the weetheart at a young age and Kevin Bacon. He docs a good Midlife, Po t,Pubescent m~vie. Mo t of the humor i worked a an advertising copy' job portraying hi character, ri i " w uld have been a centered around Jake and his writer in hi -ago. Hughe al 0 yet he fail to change at all dur, more uitable title. ne of the habit of appr a hing every attended and dropped ut of ing five year. Had he hanged, few cene in which Kri ty' ituation a a maj r ordeal. the niver ity of Arizona. Bacon' chara ter \ oulJ have character i given dimen ion is The e ordeal are related nlikdake, hi fir t trade wa been more believable. Jake i when Jake' best friend, Davi , through vignette that often Writing joke for omedian fre h out of college and into played by Ale BaldWIn, make . bec me biz rre. orne of the e including Rodney Dangerfield graduate hool when the tory a pas at her anJ he in ult include neighbor ob I.' ed and RIp Tayl r. "It wa g )d begIns, but oon the need for and reje t him at the arne with lawn mower and ex traIntng in minimali t think, an Income increa e and he time. coachIng e ion 'onducted ing," he remember. I'll ay. film entitled " Miracle" which ism and Arc Hislory. For more written by the tal ented third Young, a "speC"ia"fis't ' 'i'n" tile····· The images are very crea­ ------. ht! produced. His major paint­ information, ca ll 454-3541 . year MFA actor Craig Green. department of psychiatry also tive, not limited to human ing Ace (1962) is currently a Thi piece will be performed Science turns artistic at UCSD, use experimental capability. "Pixel Representa­ ==- gOings-on -== part of the museum's Perma­ at Studio 409 on the W arren science to produce experiment- tions," for instance, were nent Colle ti on exhibition. ·~ . ca mpus on Feb. 12, 13 at 9 by sabrina youmans is the work of Dr. Walter the paper. The result is a al art. The science/ art work is taken by scientific sensors '". ..; teaches dance at the San Diego Hi s lecture will begin at 7:30 l and 11 pm. Admission is free Munk. He is a professor at mechanical scribble of lines a series of slides produced mounted on weather/experi­ Institute for Arts Education pm and admission for students and gourmet dessert and cof­ Being primarily a research UCSD's Institute of Geophys­ crossing each other in a confu­ from electron microscope mental satellites orbiting the and is director of hildren's is $2.50. Call 454-3541 for " Red Pumps" is a provo­ fee will be served before each institution, UCSD ca n have a ics and Planetary Physics who sion of swirls. images that are reproduced by earth. The miniature weather The Dance Theatre of Har­ Dance at the Idyllwild School further details. cative comedy about men, performance. Call 459-8625 very st~rile environment. How­ presenteg several pieces includ­ The technical sculptor is computerized fractal images. charts were taken by UCSD's lem is offering a portion of the of Music and the Arts. She women, and the verbal gulfs for details. ever, the university is not ing, "Amorgos Revisited," represented by a mono-boJit!d The slides are psychedelic dia- James Simpson, Scripps Insi­ profits from their last evening recently taught Master Classes • • that separate them . It was -kathy garland limited to research for techno­ which is a photograph taken black violin d esigned by grams of the cell nucleus in tution of Oceanography asso­ performance in Symphony in Moscow and Leningrad. Svetlana Alpers, a professor• logica l advancements. The from the space shuttle Chal­ Michael Mo nfort, the super­ various stages of Alzheimer's ciate research oceanographer. Hall as a benefit for the Call 4 5 4-0267 for further of Art Histor y at UC Berkeley, Grove Gallery's " Arts of lenger showing portions of intendent of the mechanical disease. See ART, page 8 National Association of Negro information. will give a lecture entitled • Science" exhibit uses techno­ Crete and Turkey. The dt!­ shops in the department of Business and Professional " Rembrandt's Enterprise: Art SONaR musIc logy for its artistic beauty. The tailed photo relays the texture chemistry. The violin was Women ( NANBPW) and The and Values of the Market­ paintbrushes become al­ and the dimensions of th e crt!att!d for UCSD violinist United Negro Fund. This per­ place" on Tuesday, Feb. 16 at gorithms; the canvas is com­ geography of the two land and composer Janos Negyesy. fo rmance will take place on 7:30 pm in the Coast Room of by jeff lambeth of San Francisco's Davies Sym­ puter paper, and the model is masses; it also picks up two There is no resonating cham­ Sunday, Feb. 14 at 7 pm. An Contemporary artist Ed­ th:LaJoIIaMuseumciContl..'ffi!XX"dIY phony Hall. He has received technology. The result is art, boat wakes in the ocean water ber to the instrument; instead original poster by local black ward Ruscha is appearing Art. Alpers has lectured ex­ The UCSD contemporary grants and awards from the even if it is unintentional. separating the land. Munk also it has an electrical pickup built music ensemble SONOR is French and Italian govern­ artist Mack Latson has been tonight in the LaJolla Museum tensively in the U nited States All articles in the exhibit contributed "Random Walk," into the bridge. UTe FLOWER HIU 0eIM« commis ioned to commemo­ of Contemporary Art's Sher­ and Europe and her articles probably best described as di­ ments, the Guggenheim, Rocke­ were produced for scientific the result of letting the com­ Visual images by Mark " ___ .52-7766 ______755.5511 ---.. rate the evening. For more wood Auditorium to discuss have appeared in Act Journal, verse. With a repertoire rang­ feJler and Ford foundations, research, and this is what puter draw random lines with Ellisman, the director of the ing from standard 20th cen­ and the American Academy MOONSTIUOc • lION WEED IROADCAST HIWS details about the performance his work and present a short New Lirerary Hiswry, and Femin- makes the show unique. There the only restriction being that Laboratory for Neurocytology THE lAST IMPEIlOR T..u MIN. A lIMY or the poster, call 753-2775. tury compositions to experi­ of Arts and Letters. ia a certain cleanliness to the the computer always stays on at UCSD, along with Steve SHI'S HAVING A IA8Y mental music and from solo Nee said that the experi­ functional beauty inherent in ACTION JACKSON SHOOT TO IOU pieces to full symphony mental nature of some of the science. The Grove Gallery SUPINT AND THIIAINIOW MOONSTaUCIC • • • MUSIC works, they defy categoriza­ selections doesn't translate to captures the congruence of As a part of the La Jolla ti on. atonal din. "All the pieces are knowledge and beauty by show­ Museum of Contemporary TRIVIA SONOR has also caught the fairly easy to listen to," said ing that in today's world, what Art's "You Have Seniority!" attention of numerous critics Nee. "They can be enjoyed on is technologically progressive SATISFACTION SHOOT TO KILL program, Betzi Roe of the 3's QUIZ and music elite around the different levels, by people can also be aesthetically pleas­ SHOOT TO IOU SERPINT AND THIIAINIOW Company Dance Company is world with their diverse, ground­ active and removed form the ing. giving a solo pesformance o n breaking performances. Sail. contemporary musu: scene." THE MIN a A IA8Y MOONSl1tUCIC A sorted Vinyl and hiatus would like to thank all those who partici­ Some of the most beautiful Tuesday, Feb. 16 at 2 pm in pated in our first quiz. Congratulations to ValeTie Tihan]l, Kerry Diegans can see the ensemble, The second piece, written works are also the most in­ GOOD MOItNING VlITNAM Sherwood Auditorium. Ad­ NowickI, and DaVid Clark, the winners of last week's qUIZ . Come into comprised of UCSD profes- by UCSD grad student Paul novative in scientific research. CLAlREMONT SQ. mission is $1. Betzi Roe Assorted Vinyl any time and pick up your free (8.98Iist or less.) . sors and graduate students, at Koonce, is titled "Spin-curve The "Ussisng Chamber" de­ " ___' 274-0901 ____ Everyone else keep trying! We are keeping recoTd of all correct Mandeville Auditorium on foci," and utilizes flute, guitar, veloped by UCSD Develop­ asnwers, and the person at th e end of the year with the most correct will Feb. 17, at 8 pm. receive a $50.00 gift certificate at Assorted Vinyl. Remember all our and percussion. "Two sea mental Technician Doug Tis­ OVUlOARD prizes are ]our choice and anyone submitting their best guesses will The ~how will feature sev­ chantays" follows. The work, dale, is the only apparatus of aWAU.STR&T teceive 10% off any album they purchase. Guesses are to be submitted eral different works. The first, by UCSD professor Will its kind that will grow a single before next Monda y at noon. AUTO which will be directed by pro­ Ogden, uses soprano and bari­ layer of human cells. It is a l:: BROADCAST NEWS 1. On Bob Dylan's 1983 comeback album, " Infidels," what famous gram director Thomas Nee, a • tone singers as weJl as per­ montage of plexiglass cubes ~ INSURANCE duo played drums and bass! Who played guitar! UCSD professor of music, is cussion. Need not be expensi\'t' etched in blue. Also progrt!s­ Machinist Michael Monfort designed this violin for UCSD violinist, Janos Z. What two artist sang backing vocals on The Call's song, "Every­ "Shadows," written by noted The highlight of the per­ Nefl:yesy. Special Col/egl' where [ Go" on their 1986 album, " Reconciled?" What ex-Band sive in research and visual art UC Berkeley composer Rich­ to member helped them out on their debut! formance, according Nee, Student Program ard Felciano. The work, com­ 3. 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I love youl A. you valentine, TJW. the realm of descriptive writing. I love were missingll You are the greatestl new roommate. how much xoxoxo Pokey. MIy mol- mutant is s-w to mel I love you more than ever. Tom. HappyValentine's Daydollfacel Love, Cookie monster- I love you up to the To mv handsome, romantic, etc Leo My NEELOC- Happy V-dayl These 6 you Peter. Doll. sky and down and up... Cookie. baby Huey. I am supremely in love I Here's a per­ Marci, Lara, Woody, Sarah, Cara (aka Tramp), in the white battleship mo have been the best in life Esma, we've been thru thick and my sonal to make you smile and to let Happy V-D Dayl Love Marci's wond­ HappyValentlne'S Dayl This Laay has because u have been a part of it. The thin, now's the time to let our love OOGIE, I love you so much. You are Lisa & Janel- Len you know how much I love you. erful and loving brother in the apts. a surprise for you. Ask mel I love you, FIIOHIBTUI You're the bestl Hang in begin. 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