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The Return of the Greeks . See story, page 7. ~ St. John-Stevas on Fly L\ lO Honolulu for $102 one-way Fagen has served as a visiting professor is the offer jus, announced by World in Mexico and Chile, conducted AiTways to students and senior citizens. research in Cuba and Nicaragua , and Seats are available on a standby basis, wrote Thl! Future of Central Amenca: and no reservations are permilted. Policy Choices for the US and Mexico. the ~mpire-builders Students'must be under 24 years old. For information call World Airways. o Typesetting Troubles o A Computer Literacy and High-Tech By JAMES RALPH PAPP Exhibition conference sponsored by A fist fight erupted last week over typesetting time between Reggie Williams Norman St. John-Stevas, Cambridge, warily tried to balance the RUSSIan The Shaolin Kung Fu Club will DATAWEST at the Pasadena Convention of the new Indicator collective and Paul Lazerson of L 'Chayim. Although no one Oxford, and Yale scholar, ex-Thatcher movement throueh the f:lilin~ Ott,pman present a free demonstration in Center, January 19-21 , is offering half was seriously hun, the scuffle was representative of the frustration and anger felt CabInet member, and present regents' Empire to Constantlnopte association with the Chung-Fu Shaolin price admission to full-time students to by the alternative media toward the new typesetting policy. The typesetting (welc~~d " professor, last Thursday evening on moral grounds by and Kung Fu School on the West Balcony of encourage Widespread student situation has been creating problems since Tim PickweD, commissioner of Glad~one), distingUished among the imperialist then, after a brief subsidence of the main gym , January 19 at 7 pm. The panicipation. Students wiD be able to communications, instituted a new typesetting policy at the beginning of the attempts of Great Britain, Germany, the expansionism directly after the demonstration is being held to converse with representatives from 85 school year. United States, and the Soviet Umon. revolution, communism", a "messianic introduce UCSD students to the personal business computer hardware Commissioner Pickwell's new policy entailed hiring four typesetters through The lecture was created by St. John creed" aggravating previous expansionist Campus Recreation manial ans and sofrware manufacturers. the AS to do all the typesetting for the alternative media, The Pickwell plan was Stevas 10 the subject of "The tendencies. programs. instituted to save the AS money by paying the typesetters strictly by the .. o Dilapidation of Imperialism; The Soviet expansion is an example both o typesetting hour and not for any time doing extra chores that many of the "Star Wars: Extension of the Arms Race Falklands, Grenada, Nicaragua," a title of a system imposed on an unwilling alternative papers have workers performing while earning monies allocated Stepping into Poland untUr Catholic auspices. "Negotiation Security WIth the Into pace ," will be the lecture topic by Dr. SI. Joh n-Stevas credited to Professor people and imperialism for selfish speCifically for typesetting. Soviets. Where Do W e Go From here?" George RathJens, professor of political Andy Wright, whereupon much interests. SI. John-Stevas related a story The scheme never materialized as planned. "It needed closer supervision," will be the topic of Dr. Alan Greb's science at Massachusetts Institute of applause, cheers, and table-thumping of a visit to Poland under the auspices Pickwell said, "and I admit that I was unable to keep closer tabs on them (the AS lecture to the Great DeciSion '84 lecture Technology, Tuesday, January 24 , ) 1:30 ensued. He then went on neither to of a Catholic fellow traveling group the audiente that the rest of the world it is (0 get it out. typesetters I," Commissioner Pickwell also said that the amount of training over series to be held at the Community am, .It the C.lhfornia Room, Tom Ham's bury Imperialism nor to unqualifiedly (which is not to say Catholic traveling is sulTering from the Reagan under The US is also approaching Latin the summer was msulTlclent to properly prepare the workers for their jobs, Room, San Diego Federal avmgs, Lighthouse. Dr, RathJens was senior praise it , but to Judge each case by the fellowships), the only way to get into whom we are so happily living. America with Simplistic ideas of Complaints about the speed and accuracy of the typesetters were heard from W ednesday, January 25 , 7:30 pm Dr advisor on strategiC weapons to President empire-builder's motives and success in Poland. He was met by their He then continued in specific "ArI)erican Strategic Imerests' and the Greb is an assoCiate professor of hiStOry Eisenhower and chief scientist and speCial the alternative media throughout fall quarrer. "It was a total fiasco: said Susan carryIng them out. representative when he landed and by examples. Neither Britain nor the power of the rI)ilitary in a lasting Wiggins of the ·You can't teach people to typeset in three J t UCSD and curre ntly the assistant assistant to the director of the Arms new indicator. He began, after a number of cracks ai way of conversation asked her how United States should be In Lebanon, resolution. What characterizes the area afternoons." , director of the Institute on Global Control and Disarmament Agency to the expense of his name, American many communists there are in Poland. particularly the United States, which is is that it is a "vast zone" of suffering Conflict and Cooperation , where he President Kennedy, In monetary terms only $900 remains from a $3400 initial outlay for pronunciation, his politics, and Andy She replied that there were none at all, trying to staml til the position of both which has been going on for centuries, speC ializes in the hiStory of arms typesettIng, "It cost a lot more than it usually should have COSt," said Pickwell, Wright's title, by saying that the imerest only a few in the government. His claim the honest broker and the backer of and with the replacement of any regime control. o At last week's Media Board meeting, Commissioner Pickwell conceded that it of a country in influencing the world is that although Poland has been Israel. The best thing that the US could by another, communist or capitalist, the o Is Oly beer the best on the bJr? Is would be better to reven to the old system of individual media typesetting their outside its own territory has seeds of overwhelmed by military might, in do would be to arrange a summit common person always comes out worse Mtchelob Light for the winners? )s own material. Final,ilpproval is expected by the AS Council this week. good in it and by disapprovIng of the essence it remains free, as it has under conference to which all were invited off. "Peace in Central America?" will be tonight really the night? Is \I less filling, Meanwhile, The People's Voice has nm had dealings with any typesetting ideas of "Little England" and "Fonress the numerous armies of occupation, and something could be resolved . But For a third alternative SI. John-Stevas the subject of the secong annual Clark or does it simply taste great? Learn from matters, since they have yet to publish this year. Consequendy, the Media Board America." If a natIon has something of demonstrated by the recent uprising of because of a feeling of national prestige , used the example of a recent visit of his Distinguished International Lecture a master brewer the ins dnd outs o f the voted unanimously to rescind 52000 of their $6927 budget. principles, systems, and institutions in Solidarity. it is easier to get one's military In than please turn 10 page 6 given by Dr. Ri chard. R Fage n, Gll d red beer industry, how to make it, !.lste It, WhIle the Media Board was able to recoup money on unpublished material, their developed state to proVide to other However, Soviet imperialism is professor of Laun Ame ri can tudles at enJoy it. Sign up in the Re c Gym Office the board also looked into $1500 owed to the AS by the new indicator collective, peoples and cultures, then the basicaUy defensive imperialism, S!.lnford University, Thursday, February for th iS T uesdJy evenIng class which The collective obtained the underwrite in order to publish a 96-page book unselfishness to so provide them is originally, and understand.,y, against 9, at the International Center .1I UCSD. begins January 24, entitled Socialism: A Britf History . Thus far the new indicator coUective has given admirable and in everyone's imerests. Gennany. According to St. John-Stevas, away but has not sold many issues of the $2 book. For this he used the example of the at one time it looked as though the - ~n R. Friedman British Empire in its heyday, which USSR planned to extend its influence Geochemist wins provided a system of values that now, across the European continent, but even after the Empire's demise, remains President Reagan is rather alone in University Center Conference in the countries once ruled. Thus, he believing that now. In Poland, pointed out, if the free and un corrupt Solidarity'S mistake was that it went too Dreyfus Grant The Universiry Center Programming/Building Advisory Committee mel last constitutional government of England far, with the Polish people beginning to Wednesday in Conference room lIlA In addition to the eleven advising board should fail (a reference perhaps to Tony or attempting to influence surrounding By JOEY STORER &: FRAN CORDOBA members (representing ASUCSD, The Guardian, some of the student co-ops, Benn and the Labour far left 7), a similar countries, which the "ramshackle" Soviet and the coUeges) and the sixteen other staff (primarily representing system of government would survive" in empire could not have withstood, and UCSD geochemist Dr. Mark H. presolar nebula. Undergraduate Affairs, Student Cemer, University Events, and Alumni & America, a legacy of colonial days. therefore the movemem had to be Thiemens was awarded the $50,000 Thiemens was able to chernicaUy Friends) were present and introduced themselves at the first meeting of the Nevertheless, while in imperialism quashed. Dreyfus Teacher Scholar Grant last reproduce the iSOtopiC fractionation 1970", 1975 ... committee, convened by Chairman Tucker at 7:05 a.m. there are the seeds of good, there are Finally St. John-Stevas moved on to November. found tn the carbonaceous chondrites, The Dreyfus award was Originated in A Regent's Commission, which has The controversial faculty exchange During his initial comments, Tucker reviewed the charge to the Committee, also the seeds of evil. The example here American postwar imperialism, which fractionations which were previously been studying the campus press at UC, program between UC and Chile, and emphasized that every effon will be taken to ensure that the discussion of is Germany under the Kaiser and also he divided into two phases. The first 1946 by the Camille and Henry Dreyfus thought to occur by mass dependent Foundation, funded by the Celanese recommended yesterday that student opposed by faculty and student groups this subject is comrrehensive and inclusive of all campus constituencies. The under Hitler, whose expansionism was was a good phase, when America, as the processes. The fact that isotopes are Chemical Corporation, to recognize the newspapers establish more autonomy who believe it taCitly sanctions ChIle's ultimate success 0 the committee, he posited, would be judged not by the for promoting selfish InterestS, to only nation emergent as an economic known to exist as a result 'Of their mass outstanding research of assistant from the university administration, An military jUnt.l, has been severed nature of the repon or even possible future faCility developments, if any, that impose a system on an unwilling power at the end of the Second World differences has led sCientists 10 believe chemistry professors, investigation of the campus press' use of following the disappearance of a ensue, but by the process of the committee's discussions and the degree to populace and have that system be War busied itself with the that the fractionation of isotopes was a Dr. Thiemens, the only UCSD "obscenity" had been specific.llly called Chilean phyics professor connected which broad panicipation is reflected in the programmatic recommendations Germany as the master race and the reconstruction of Europe, the result of those mass differences. On the for in the charge to the commission. with the program. The professor that eventuate. In that regard, T ticker noted; that the committee was composed remamder of the world its servams or .lpplication of the Marshall Plan and the professor to ever have received this contrary, Thiemens' effect is mass The lack of adult tolerance, it claimed, disJppeared from UCB last month. of an equal number of students and non-students representing a broad array of slaves. St. John-Stevas' demonstration of development of the European Economic honor, was nominated for his work in independent, student, faculty, staff, and alumni interest groups; that a survey of all ~he truth of these distinctions between Community. England, he pointed out, at producing a non-mass dependent constituted a "double srandJrd which 1976", Thiemens proposes that the three undergrduate, graduate, and professional students' opinions on this subject was British and German imperial.ism was the time missed "the European bus" by isotopic fractionation of oxygen, liinting tod.ly's university student has every rIght Harry Crosby, La Joll.:t photogr.lpher isotopes of oxygen were originally underway; that the meetings of the committee and open-invitations would be that It IS Impossible to tell now what diSSOCiating itsclf, and when it finally that the solar system may not have to regard dS proof of the mature .lnd teacher turned Baja Californi.l present in the presolar nebula with a Germ.1ny ruled ove r - it left no joined the EE C, after earlier rebuff, the formed as the result of a supernova. generation'S hypocrisy." muleback explorer and discoverer of published regularly, in The Guard~; and that concurrent with these activities, terrestrtal composition relative to the he would be meeting regularly WIth campus groups to keep them infonned IInpresslon - but th.lt the British nature of the organiz.1ti on was both Thiemens' rese.1rc h mvolves the 1972 ... cave paintings, will speak at a Friends isotopic abundancies on the eanh about the committee and to gain the benefit of the advice of these groups. IIIllucnec IS re.ldily identIfidble in Its ex we"kcr and nor dS well deSigned (or production and Jndlysls ·of an effect that versus those abundancies in meteorites. The AS Council voted 10 endorse the of the UC S.ln Diego Library progr.lm at Several questions during the meeting focused on concerns about financing, coloni es. In .1dditio n, Gre.lt BrIt.llll British Inte rests dS II might h.1ve been. he thinks was present in the presolar ThIS terrestrial composition was then Committee to Investig.lte Right-Wing Mandeville. Crosby discovered a cave the preferability of renovation vs, new construction, and the desirability of rurned It S Empire into .1 free The second imperi.1li sti c ph.lse, the nebula. Thiemens' effect, which could be Terrorism, which was formed to painting of the supernov.l which creJted acted upon photoch~mically to produce trying to effect "quality of life" changes by means of capital faciliry Commonwealth, an associatIon of bold one, he Identified as Reagamsm It J result of .1 phOloc he lTIlcal InteraCtI On, investigate the threats on the life of S.ln the Crab Nebul.l nearly a thouSJnd ye.lrs the v.lriations in the known developments, III responding to these queries, Tucker assened that the countries with the same Inte rests III is ch,lr
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The writer's name and phone number must accompany every -ankle and letter California's nomination to equal the Silicon Valley of entrepreneurial advantage_ Arts Editor By ROBERT LEONE Northern California. Andrew Keeler A- closer relationShip between science and I have heard many complaints about other side of th e lot. The success of Silicon V,\lley shows what a technology is certain to improve America's Associate Arts Edilor the quality of lighting (or lack of it) at I then meandered over to Sir William wedding of science and in\\ustry can do for a competitive standing. John Nee UCSD, ranging from the usual putdowns Osler Lane, where 1 observed that the 10 community. Silicon Vallev dfd not spring up in a Moreover, salutary effects, beyond the ones already Spons Editor from people who go to UCB a "pedestrian n paths were adequately lit comment by a Guardian staffer who said but not as well lit as the roads. It Jeff Savage vacuum. was created by the cooperative efforts of mentioned, are bound to be felt by the university. she had to buy a Ilashhght to make her I went on to the Med school parking Stanford University and area industries. UCSD is a The appearance of high-tech industries at UCSD will Photo Editor way to the Gunrdian newsroom . Si nce I lot, which is lit by very large bulbs on -science- ana re~tth-oriented institution of the shake some gloomy graduate and undergraduate Rich Pecjak had never gone out at night for the sole very high poles so that each light highest quality. A joint venture between UCSD and students out of their ivory-tower stupor, provide them General Manll8er purpose of inspecting the lighting, I illuminates a large area. When one Chris Milke decided to do so. blows OUI , it leaves a large area dark. local industry should achieve outstanding results. with inSight, knowledge, and experience that will Now it should be understood that Blown bulbs (two of them) could also be The addition of a research park will bring more help them in the job market, and maybe even foster Associate General Managers some areas of this campus are dark seen (or rather not seen) on the asphalt companies to San Diego. If UCSD had been able to a renewal of civic spirit. After all, America's strength linda Lewis because campus planners did not path to the bridge over La Jolla Village Valerie McMullin imagine that people would be out at present a research park last year, it might have is dependent upon its industrial might. Drive, making it somewhat difficult (but night in those areas. The abandoned not impossible) 10 rick out the path . The land on which Chancellor Atkinson hopes to Photographers barracks basements nonh of Third attracted the $100-million-a-year Microelectronics Richard Caterina However, for rra darkness the VA college, the huge gorges nOM of and Computer Technology Corporation that set up construct the project was given to the university by Rob Friedenthal Hospital's lot C-12 (and in fact aD C lot Warren, the baseball fields and the spaces past block C-l) takes the cake . shop at the University of Texas. the Navy on condition that it be used for educational Mark Johnson Black's Beach access path are aU David Newell ·While this lot is not pan of the UCSD Already, UCSD's commitment to a research park purposes only. The proposed research park would examples of this. campus, enough UCSD students and has induced IBM and other companies to develop a probably pass that criterion, but, just to be sure, lUustratolS I decided to look for areas that have a. staff and faculty work there to bring it $12 million magnetic research center that should be Chancellor Atkinson is asking the regents for revision John Ashlee bona foJt need for good lighting at night into the survey. This little 101 was not lit ll In the 1983 edition of Cass and Birnbaum's Guidi 10 pledged enough students to increase their Woodard's point is echoed by repr;esentlives of aU By DAVID WOLF Amtr1can Colkgts, the editors have thoroughly compiled memberships by at least 25%. With spring or the Greek organizations on campus. leah Kochman, Information on the social lives of campuses across the "infonnal" rush still to come, recruitment for the school president of Delta Gamma, elaborates. "The sororities "Sao Paulo. Brazil: Iht most hidtous city in Iht world. " There is more to being Greek than parties, tailgates, rush and semi-fonnal United States. In each summary there is a mention of year will likely go up. "Most of our effon goes into and fraternities make for a great way to meet people. It affairs. The Greek organizations at UCSO are involved in community and the number of fraternities and sororities present In the rushing in the fall : said TKE officer Greg Warner, "but brings people with similar interests closer together. In philanthropiC causes in San Diego and nationwide. UCSD summary there is no such reference. informal rush is still important." a big university where there is so much competition, Phi Delta Theta fraternity sponsors a btde ~e team every year. The Seven years ago the reference would have been An issue that seems to have come up often in the the closeness and friendship of a fraternal organization members all pitch in [0 raise 5400 [0 supply uniforms and equipment to the accurate. Before 1977 there were no Greeks and there seven-year history of the UCSO Greek system is that of is very special: 5t. John-Stevas youngsters. The fraternity members are the coaches, making the team more had not been since the late sixties. But in December of discrimination. "There is definitely sorne Kochman is quick to point out that Delta ~amma is than a pay-your-money-and-forget contribution, but a group effort in which the 1982 there were three fratemities and three sororities discrimination ," said Greg Warner, speaking for TKE, not a sororiry but a girl's fratemity. The root of the continued fro mpag~ J whole fraternity takes part. The Phi Delts also sponsor charitable events, such as on campus. Why, then, did Cass and Birnbaum miss "but only in tenns of if a guy can't get along with word fraternity is the Latin word meaning brother. to Sao Paulo, Hrazil, which he called the [0 this question is essential to which of an annual blood drive. them completely? Only the editors themselves know for everybody. We aren't like other frats at other schools, Delta Gamma takes the Greek rOOl, which means a most hideous city in the world , with two opponunities we have never before Alpha Omicron Pi is concerned with the problem of arthritis. In conjunction certain, but the Greeks at UCSD are building a with traditions handed down from the days of hazing group of people with common interests. every ince of ground built upon in the had to take: to escape from the treadmill with the national chapter of Alpha Omicron Pi the sorority comributes a. of the program that will be difficult to ignore in the future. and discrimination. We are new. We .don't haY!! those In addition to being social, the fraternity or sorority put'Sui! of money and circled by slums. of poverty or to approach total proceeds of fundraisers to arthritis treatment, care for the victims of the disease The Greek system did not appear overnight. After traditions." often gets together to help a brother or sister who is . But there is a movement for Christian destruction. The perceived position of and to the Arthritis Foundation, home of the research on cures and treatment of the establishment of the Alpha Omicron Pi sorority in Annette Dale, a ReveUe student and president of errant in his academics. "We help each Other out," communities there (the communities Reaganism on this has brought up a arthritis. 1977 and with some five others seeking administrative Sigma Kappa, points out that discrimination works said Jim Abbuhl of Delta Sigma phi. "We had a guy last now numbering 88.000 in Brazil). which new anti-Americanism, demonstrated in Sigma Kappa sorority works their philanthropic programs on twO levels: a permission to charter, the vice chancellor of student both ways. 'Sororities and fraternities are groups quarter that was having some problems in school, but is attempting to apply gospel principles the House of Commons' condemnation local charity and the two philanthropies sponsored by the national chapter. affairs, Richard Armitage, placed a moratorium on the people choose [0 be a patt of: she said. 'People the (rat pulled Jogether and helped him through." to the modem world. In this way the of the-precipitate and costly Grenada Locally they sponsor the Torrey Pines Convalescent Hospital, and last year further expansion of the system pending detailed discriminate against us, too. We are an opponunity fer Inevitably there will be controVersy in the Greeks' people take religious and pohtical invasion from the extreme left through made a sorority trip to the facility, spending the day with the patients. The two stUdy. It was Armitage's concern that Greeks would people to tap. If they have the energy and enthusiasm, future at UCSD but the SYSlem is ·expanding. There are responsibility on themselves. and that is the extreme righl. It is essentlal that we national programs support the Maine Seacoast Mission, a wilderness haw: an iD effect on campus life. they can be a part of the group." twO fraternities that are waiting for authorization [0 the way to resolve the Latin American now get away from the shouting and preservation group, and the American Farm School in Greece, which instructs He told The Guardian on October 9, 1978. that the Randy Woodard, who acts in the capacity of the establish themselves on campus, and both the IFe and problems. nO! an ever growing military back to reflection. American and local students in modem agricultural and honicuItural science. college system might suffer. "Many students display advisor to the Greeks on campus, dismisses the the Pan-HeUenics are fonning committees [0 discuss budget This underminmg of the roots In a spirited question period. The philanthropy of the Delta Gamma girl's fraternity is Sight conservation. certain loyalties to their respective coUeges," Armitage charges as "a knee-jerk reaction to the Greek system. the expansion of the Greek system on campus. of selfish power in Latin America the tempered by hi s Parliamentary breed of The fifty members of UCSO's chapter, in conjunction with chapters at Cal State said. "With fraternities and sororities on campus, will Anyone opposed to the Greeks will bring up Will there ever be a Greek "row" at UCSD? Some of leaders realize in their opposition to the humor. I. John-Stevas analyzed, but did Long Beach, UCI.I., USC and nationwide, support support a private school for these loyalties tT'ansfer from other coUeges to the Greek discrimination charges to make the system an issue. the Greek organizations have had off-campus Mhouses: movement. not attempt to defend. the Falklands the blind in Los Angeles, where blind people learn to adapt to life without sight. groups?" "It is very easy to single out any group for causing 51. John-Stevas finished his lecture by war m relation to Grenada. Gre.It Britain usuaIy an apattment or condo that the. frat or sororiry In addition, the Delta Gammas Sl.lpport facilities for the blind and for sight The questions were satisfied by the University trouble. it is just as easy to single out the Greeks if uses as a home base. emphasizmg that this is definttely not attempted diplomatic seulement up to research across the United States and in a number of foreign countries. administration, and Sigma Kappa became the second there was a problem at a party or event as it is for me the moment to choose for the the moment of its arrival, it claimed no The Pan-hellenic Council at UCSD sponsors a campus philaOlhropy each soronty on campus in 1978. Delta Gamma became an to say that "A" HaU caused aJroblem, because they are David Haddad, president of Phi Delta Theta, recaUs oversimplification of the world's military threat in the Falklands ·year. The two candidates this year are the Day Care Cemer and Disabled official sorority in 1980. The sororities joined and a group, 'Woodard continue . "There is litde focus on his fraternity'S "house" last year. "We must have had problems. which IS what he .lccuses occupation. cUi med no vital interests to Student Services. formed a Pan-HelleniC Council in order to insure the Greeks when they sponsor a successful event. The around thirty big patties over the course of last year," Reagan of doing. As the balance of be at stake. but a pride, according to 51. In addition to contribution their time working for the causes they organize cooperation and increase the unity among the. Greeks provide an alternate means for students to be he said, "but thIS year we are down to one party a terror in the nucblr world is growing John- tevas. not seen since Mafeking fund raisers, participate in bike-a-thons and contribute to the cause through soronties. SOCially involved." quarter." more precarious. the opponunity for the moved Britain. The questioning their sororities. The general consensus Untted SLlles and the Soviet Union to contmued in arguments between 51. AS Student affairs officer Randy Woodard said, "It is incumbent upon every The fraternities were more recent in their inception. Tau among the Greeks is that get their signals crossed Increases. The Joh n-Srevas and the questioners and student and student organization on campus [0 enhance the reputation of the owning a house would present's supreme question of whether between the questloners themselves, and UCSD campus." It is the Greeks' philaOlhrope philosophy that helps them help Kappa Epsilon and Phi Delta the Soviet Unton and United Sta tes cun a crowd forming around the lecturer the community. Theta rushed their first classes probably make things a lot easier for a fraternity or coexist IS bemg drowned out by today's when the question period was brought in 19tH. Delta Sigma Phi was "megaphone rheronc." and the answer to J close. the latest to organize on sorority. Few. however, are campus in March 1982, and it actively pursuing the idea. Tau is still waiting to receive their Kappa Epsilon is talking about chatter from the Delta Sig having a house in five years. ~Ra~==~7~~~======~~~y The University Center National chapter. Last year the A housing committee is Progr.amming/Building Ad fraternities, with the help of making overtures to the 'lair frozen administration and looking ~'9urf c!Z ~ visory Committee met for a Randy Woodard, AS Student 'lJt. yogurt creations around for suitable off-campus second time on Wednesday, jan. Affairs officer. formed an Inter-Fraternity Council to locations. 18, 1984. A presentation was perform the same dUlles for Alpha Omicron Pi has a I-y P.rc~f ~~oo or more I made of the Campus Master Plan the frats that the Pan housing fund, which, • We alao ho.or all by Beverly Nuckles. Following Hellenics do for the sororities. according 10 Deborah Grimm, that, Tom Tucker reviewed the Today the Greeks are a consists of a one-time Sl00 planning stages and subcommit major presence on campus. charge to new members. The fund goes 10 a building fund tees were established: Every fall and spring Revelle Plaza is the site for Greek and 10 finding a temporary Conference/Meetinl/Multi_ rush tables, which are usuaUy off-campus house. 1030 Torrey Pi.ea Rd. Now Openl Purpo.e Room the only exposure an average Annene Dale of Sigma student will receive to the Kappa feels that a row "would at HerKhel 1774 Garaet A"e. Food Servicea probably be beneficial in time. Recreational Services system. The small groups La Jolla Pacific Plaza manning these tables seem perhaps, but not now. To Co-op &. Enterpriletl build a row right now would Office Space such dose friends that the ERROR in Tuesday's Calendar Literature, History an Po itica layman is reluctant to intrude. sacrifice the uniqueness of the Regents' Professor Rt Hon . Science. In TCHB 142. General Space even if interested. Apparently system: (Lounges, Info Desk, etc.) Norman St. John Stevas M.D. will THIS IS ON THURSDAY, thiS is nOl a problem. The Administration has no Media Center JANUARY 19, 1984. Last quaner aU of the Greek plans for a row on campus, speak on "Disraeli: A Fascinating according to R~ndy Woodard. YOUR COUGH Hgure of the 19th Ce ntury". 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We raise our hats to Mr. UII, These are the cuI/nary vices of the '80s The theaters in San Diego come Who seldom is, if ever, III For cause of art he sacrifices. (We'd like to raise our hats, but under the close scrutiny of Whose is the shape comes r.dttor no, . through the fog? NtDRN KCtlZR Hiatus on page 4. They went out thirty years ago). 'Tis UlI's, for his predawnlngJog, AMod8Ie Arb r.41tor Unto our ears he olfers treats He runs for fifteen miles, and then JOH/'I/'Itt By being careful what he eats He turns and canters back again, ...... And gives us musical surprises He sprints along for miles and MIKr: AHI'I, JAI'I BRtS- Dance In review , ...... page J 1AlIr:R, CHRlSTOPtIU CMOIL The Lar Lubovitch Dance By doing Swedish exercises. miles, Because he's putting such a lotla Clearing fences. hedges. stiles JOM roRSBlRG. ROM HU • M.s. Company performed old and new HUrrr (Gardening), PAUL 1'1. Effort Into each sonata (Or would. were any to be found JOI'lr;s, CLYlXl'lt I'IU pieces at their recent engagement And into each concerto, he On any non-Great BrItish at Mandeville, As always, everyone Must watch his system carefully, ground). had a ball The surgeon general has proven He keeps his tlngers like elastic A risk in playing much By following pursuits gymnastic. Beethoven, He goes to before eleven Itj.tus is publl~td tvtry The Symphony ...... page 5 bed Thur!JIUy 0( tilt tchool ~. 15 iI The Beethoven festival And so when UII opined he'd try it And rises the next day at seven, 5uppltmtnl tilt U(SD He thought about his health and to sponsored by the San Diego His early hour of retiring OOA,,*". lIqIroduction oi" 11K diet. Designed to keep him from wlthoul wrltttn pmnluion 01 MY Symphony enjoyed less success He gave up cakes and sweets and expiring, port Ion 0( Ihis JIIiI9IIIM Is .... than expected. no. lit wtlcomt unsollclltd ices: for In his regimen he plays Ittltn. .... nutcripb .nd Irtwork. for pudding celery now suft1ces. Six evenings every seven days. bill ..- nO rnponsIblllly rOf To be or not to be ..... page 6 1"10 longer are his hunger pangs f.ach concert last a couple hours. Ih~ rdurn 0' such. Send inrOl1Jlltion to: Mel Brooks is at it again taking Dulled by biscuits and meringues. Whkh taleS his athletic powers, "~TlIS yet another shot at history. His doctor autlons he should eat for much of John UII's virtuosity ~16 . til Jolla Lot of nsh and lots of meat, Depends on muscular velocity, . c. .. 9209' Which by the stem physician's And If at any time be wearies ,,'1(1 !hilt, tilt fl<:t . Jlckl Assorted Yinyl Report page 7 law UII never will survive the series. Should all be positively raw: Goings on page 7 -JIIHS Ralpb Papp By rAUL Jorwi to recently grace Mandeville's /'text came the humor for the After Intermission came a again by Lubovltch, the musk Leo Tolstoy wrote mDance In Auditorium's Inadequate stage evening: "Pllne Person Ball preview performance of "Adagio by steven Reich. Here was the his 1896 book WhfIt isM?: The (Inadequate not only for dance Passing:' choreographed by and Rondo for Glass high point of all the (see mated commentary on page 5) billet in which hM{-lIIIkt!id but for almost everything else) Charles Moulton with music by Harmonica," choreographed by performances. Against Reich's women make voluptuous that have given such a A. Leroy. Three groups of small Lubovltch with music from forceful tempi (quicker than Cover illustration by David Fleminger lItODeIftenLs. twisting thflm thoroughly professional dancers sit, one group behind Mozart·s Ada!Jio and Rondo in C Glass'), Lubovltch creates an xiDU into ,.rious 5e~1 performance. Unlike last year's the other, on a small ascendlng Minor for Glass n,nnon;a In entire t1eld of kinetic energy. wrathings, is simply. laud performance of the Amerlcan stepped platform. In time to this piece Lubovltch attempts clarity of movement, and fJDf'otrunce. Ballet 1beatre u. the dancing of Leroy's music. each dancer sits to combine modem dance with virtuosity of technique. This Perhaps It Is best that poor the tar Lubovltch was relatively and with one hand passes a classical ballet. Although many exuberance of motion was Count Tolstoy was unable to Au distracting technical tennls-slze orange ball to one classical techniques were " m enhanced. toward the end of the attend last rrtday's campus ftaws In the lighting. sound, dancer while simultaneously Incorporated, none of the piece. by the use of "streamers": performance of the Lar stagbIg. and In the dancing receiving, In the other hand, dancers went up on point small batons, attached at one Lubcwltch Dance Company. It Is Ibdf. another ball from another (Impossible since the dancers end to nve or six feet of ribbon, The Departments of History, Literature and highly doubtllli that the count. 1be progJam begin with dancer. hence the title. here, as In all the performances. then twirled at full ann's length. Political Science present despite (or perhaps because of) "l"Iorth Star," choreographed by Choreographer JItoulton seems danced with their feet bare). The by the entire synchronous his Christian anarchist Lubcwltdl and with music by the to exhaust all the mathmatlc "Adagio" was primarily a duet ensemble. The execution was principles. would have e~ contemporary composer Phillip ally possible comblnaUons in between dancers Christine flawless. THE RIGHT HONORABLE this modem dance company. 0Iass. With the title of "1"Iorth which nine people can PH' nine wright and Leonard Meek. The whose performances the ur.o Star." an attempt at an balls to each other. 1be balls Rondo encompassed an The I.ar Lubovltch Dance brochl.lR describes as "heady astronomical Interpretation of ~ passed straight forward. ensemble sextet along with the Company comes here annually, NORMAN experiences permeated with It can be applied. AlternaUng straight back, and diagonally previous duet. Lubovltch so If you are here next year, do primal ecstasy:' between groups encompassing across the three groups of three: atches the 18th century not miss It. Such dance ST. JOHN STEVAS, M.P. But lewd or not, ecstatJcally the entire ellllelllbIc. the two the balls were passed. tossed, Mozartean chann (complete expresses In the human form a primal or not, the Lar Lubovftch groups mquartets. and the two and bounced In a seemingly with costume). but technically lyrical quality that 15 materially performance IDelf showed the soloists (Peggy Baker and Rob endless variety of ways. It was it was tire least convincing of Inherent In all of us. As such It Is Regents' Professor in January ... antJclpated high quality of Bessem), the dancers spiraled .-eat fun to watch and. judging the night's performances. to the credit (regardless of technical craft execution. 1bere like galaxies. swirled like ' tiom the audience applause. was At the last of the program was Count Tolstoy) of our humanity have been few dance companies cosmic gases. and exploded I!ke the favorite of the program. "cavalcade." choreographed that we are able to recognize It SCHOLARSHIPS to Norman St. John Stevas, Leade r of the House of MEDICAL / OSTEOPATHIC Commons, former Minister of the Arts, Parliamentary Reformer, Literary Scholar, and Well SCHOOL Known Public Figure in Great Britain, will give another public lecture this month: U.S. Citizen, GPA 3.5 Between 19 and 35 Years Old Tuesday, January 24 . Full Tuition, Books and Authorized Fees 8:00 pm, HL Auditorium Plus $579.00 Per Month "The Decline of Congressional Government in Britain ana the U.S." For details call In addition he will conduct a Seminar on January 26 at 4:00 pm in January 20, Friday, 8 cSt 10 p.m. NAVY MEDICAL PROGRAMS Third College Humanities Building room 142; and deliver guest lectures in various classes in History, Literature, and Politica l Mandeville Auditorium (619) 293-6746 Science. He will also be available on campus for consultation in $2.00 TCHB 127. • Navy Officers Get Responsibility Fast. For more information call the Literature Department, 452-3214. L....-_ UCSD Box Office &: Ticketron: 452-4559 __....J 2 m.tu5 January J 9, 1984 Vincent Price once said, "The good chance fOr those who some mental application and cinema has bred a race of giant missed the HIm on its early stamina to sit through. The popcorn-eating rats, " release. effort is worth it, but there is an Most people don't consider The New Age Cinema The two theaters are not as Wbat if they bad effort, and who are more the sort of theater they are small as most of the accustomed to the Intellectual going to but rather the movie By elYDfrif riff multiplexes. The seats are a concert and workout than UCSD students? they are going to see. There are, two larger theaters you never theaters, the largest one Is the popcorn comes out of comfortable, but the floor is The Symphony even went so however, many elements of a get that cramped feeling. Even best Jor seating and viewing mysterious bags and Is reheated Invariably dirty: what do you nobody came? far as to give us a half-price theater that can effect the In the other two theaters the films. The other two are for public consumption. When expect for a dollal'? One word of discount. making a wealth viewing of a film. filmgoers seating design allows for mediocre. asked about the topping they advice. If one is going to see a By JAIIIfS MLFII rArr requiring $10 ticket a poverty have to deal with how excellent viewing of the screen, What sets this theater apart put on the popcorn, the tUm there, It Is best to get there The San Diego Symphony's welcoming $5. Yel by the time comfortable the seats are, how and the seats are comfortable. from most Is that they pop their management declined to earty to buy tickets. Over all this Beethoven festival has required the announcement of the much leg room there is between It serves the usual fare of own popcorn but don·t use real a_er. theater Is about a six. a titanic effort, and all Its festival came there was not the rows, whether the popcorn is popcorn and sodas: hamburgers butter topping. The theater did Of all the theaters In this area MC fashion Valley - This elements presaged success. for time to communicate it In any freshly popped or has sat around and hot dogs are also on the use butter for a while but found It also seems to have the most theater offers a wide selection of the sonato part of it a number of campus newspapers, either The for a while, whether the theater menu. Served in an assembly that most of their customers technical problems I have evcr tUms to tempt the filmgoer's halls were checked for their size, Guardian, . niatus, or the uses butter or "non-butter" to line process, it seems to be were concerned about the witnessed. On numerous tastes. It Is the only nrst-run facilities, and acoustic quality, Ollifomia Review (which prints top its popcorn, how highly efficient but a little cholesterol and switched to a occasions the sound has gone theater In San Diego that pops and UCSD's Mandeville Symphony schedules). /"lor was priced the tickets are and how dehumanizing. They also don't non-butter topping. The theater out or the picture has died. Its own popcorn and serves real Auditorium was hit upon as the there any effort to advertise in watered down the soda is. serve real butter on their is a seven. Combine all these unique butter, which has made it a right one. John UII. a pianist campus publications, nor to San Diego is lucky to have a popcorn but use instead a Mann 's University Towne qualities. and the theater rates a favorite of the film connoisseur. experienced with already having distribute schedules (which large selection of theaters: butter-flavored topping. Centre - If the Soviets decide three. The only major drawback to performed a series of all the have almost run out now), and these range in size from the The most unusual part of this to subvert the American Pacific's C/airemont Theaters this theater is the seating sonatas In London, was brought only a few posters have large lOOO seat theaters to the theater is that the restrooms are population through brainwash - Every night is bargain night design. The seats are not very here at no doubt considerable appeared. Had the Symphony smaller 125 seat multiplex located upstairs, but unlike Ing techniques, this would be at the Clalremont. and for a comfortable, and the rows tend but well deserved expense. counted on our month-long theaters. These also represent a most theaters they are generally the ideal location and setting dollar one can see a double to rise close to the screen. The Whether one considers vacation from school and our broad state of design and clean. Over all it is an eight. for such an operation. The seats feature. The only catch to this best way to get around this Beethoven the greatest finals-long hatus from everyday condition and can easily I>e Tuesday is their bargain night. are uncomfortable to the human deal is that the Hlms they show obstacle is to sit no more than composer who ever composed lire, since the festival began rated on a scale from one to ten. flower Ifill Cinema J - This is form. The leg room Is almost are usually the dregsofthe first ten rows from the back of the or merely among the top two or just before classes started again, Pacific's La Jolla Village Square a little more out of the way for negligible, and the seats are run feature films that have not theater, and always sit on the three, it is true that he can there might have been a whole - Of all the multiplex theaters most students but still a good almost always dirty. done well in the attendance aisles. certainly draw them In. new audience waiting for it. around campus, this theater has example of what a multiplex They serve the usual fare of department or have lost most of fven with the seatirtg However, they, the crowds, A community, especially an the best physical layout. In the theater should be. Of the three theaters. However, their their drawing power. This Is a drawback the theater rates a six. have so far not been drawn In, academic community, must and assuming that not all or have a rew hundred people them can belong to a society for Interested in hearing the the suppression of Beethoven Presidential aides, or people are to know that when they have an stopped too earty. The result is Beethoven sonatas played by NAVY NUCLEAR' festivals, one is given to not as interested In the opportunity to hear all the that Mandeville Auditorium has someone with emotional and ENGINEERING speculation about what has Symphony as they are In the sonatas and concerti of yet to be half full for any sonata aesthetic panache on an gone wrong and whether It can White House, for the Beethoven Beethoven, an opportunity performance. instrument. although out of be put right festival was kept a much better never berore presented to However, a few paragraphs tune a few nights ago, capable of any better offers? $24,000 The first, more general. and secret than the Stealth spy anyone, they should jump at the back I promised there was a beautiful and terrific sounds. to $54,000 after 6 years. less interesting answer Is that plane (the jet that nobody Is chance. Hut people often do not more interesting explanation on Besides all that, the cost is If you are 19 to 26 years the pUblicity has not been as suppOsed t» see and that know what they ought to know, the way, and if that Is not true it about as near to nothing as one of age majoring in math, early, as strong, and as everyone heard about). 8y the and it is the position of has at least kept me writing and can get in the concert world. Hut chemistry, physics or sustained as It needed to have time or the denouement the publicity offices and advertisers you reading this far. The most people still do not know engineering and would been. for months it was known space In which to buy tickets to remind them. Symphony plopped the sonata that the sonatas are all being like to learn more about that there was to be a festival or was short, and people did not 8y now the advertising has cycle down In the middle of an played in Mandeville, they have this opportunity some sort about this time, and have enough time to subsided. The Symphony academic community but made not been told about it, and the there was a big gap in the season thoughtfully consider purchas expected most of the ticket little or no effort to appeal to Symphony's publicity office has left for It. But what kind of Ing tickets or to have It money to come forth from that community. The sonatas taken a false economy. CALL restlval It was to be remained drummed into their heads subscriptions, but the are not supermarket music Editor's note: The remaining COLLECT shrouded in secrecy. tither the unwillingly that they should. subscriptions have not been (except for the Moonlight, Mandeville sonata concerts will employees of the Symphony are Then only a few advertise forthcoming. TO-o little which Beethoven could never be pla~d on January 21, 23, 30 (619) more trustworthy than ments appeared. People 9ught advertising too late has also have foreseen), and they do take and febn,Jary 1 at 8 pm. 293-6746 Meet Gl»wJ McGJand, poet. The Professional School Call between the hours of 9 .lor Humanistic StudIes am to 5 pm, Mon . thru Wed. He drinks and lies. SIreps wltb other med; wilffl. 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Mandeville Recital Hall. Irish, ,American, Blue Grass \ P takes modem Clowns, belly dancers. Three of the works to be fiddle tunes. Appalachian f' gypsies, fortune tellers. singers, presented are dedicated to the Hoedowns, a medley of Swedish, potsbots and musicians. from the Music memory of John Lennon, 11 :01 Scottish. french, Canadian, faculty and the community at PM PST. by John Stevens, an American tunes in a variety of large, lend their talents to make "audio-documentary" tape styles, plus her own works, ~ By lAI'iCf BfRMRD the occasion an authentic piece made from radio cadenza Solo from an American 4(j7·~~c)~ Just as he lampooned frankenstein, cabaret. Cabaret songs by broadcasts and recorded folk Concerto for Violin and Introductory Special Hitchcock and the Wild West, Mel material on the night of Symphony Orchestra and Brooks returns with To Ile or Not to Ile, lennon's murder. represents a Pagan;ni Breakdown. . ulith t"is ad Ollly an amusing spoof of Emst Lubitsch's powerful personal statement of Admission is $3. Tickets Haircuts original 1942 comedy. loss and frustration. The plot concerns a group of actors available at UC Box Office, _IU.' 12for students Adm ission Is free. for Ticketrons and at door. for in Nazi-occupled Warsaw who outwit information call 452-3229. with selected hairstylists the Gestapo and save the Polish information call 452·3229. Schoenberg, french " Pop • • • r e~.'u la rl y s.!2 (women >. Sl\-l (men) underground from obliteration. The ••• Songs," some cool jau and laid talented cast Includes Brooks as the Champion concert fiddler. It·s back to the big band era back Salle, executed by soprana The Eighteenth Annual International Tournee of Animation Nails troupe 's pompous frontman. Anne Marie Rhines, a one-woman when Bill Heyne and his Srulptl/rcr! /Vai/s, ft'/{. $ 411, 1I1J11' $25 Kinko's is there Carol Plantamura, bassist Bert canterbury Orchestra. breaks returns to UCSD friday. The program will include twenty Bancroft as his wife. Tim Matheson (of Orchestra appear at l.1 Jolla 1-111.\, "I!- $:!(), 11011' S 1.5 Turetzky. pianist Jean-<:haries down the barrier between folks shorts gathered from animation festivals around the world. Animal "ouse fame) as her lover and Village Square, Ballroom music ,1Iall/<'II res, ng. $7, '1U1I' $,5 for that last francois. nutist John fonville, Jose ferrer as the traitorous Pole whom and classical music In concert and big band tunes will enliven Shows are at 8 pm and 10 pm . Admission is 2 dollars. for more H'd" 1/1'1.' , ng. ' 16. 11011' $12 percussionist Dartyl Pratt. on the Wednesday evenings at information call 452-4559. Jil/ielll' II"mp. 1'('11. $14, 110/1' $ J 2 M-Th.8-8 the troupe seeks to nail. Other cast the mall for an afternoon tea provide the musical fare. among the Mandeville Center, minute copy job. members Include Charles Durning and dance in Center Court on Fri. 8-6 a host of others. And of course. sponsored by the UCSO Music 8950 " ill" La jolla Dr. Christopher Uoyd (Taxi's Reverend Sunday. from 1-3 pm. todays society and exploring performing Saturday and String Suite 1122 there will be food and drinks. Department. Wednesday 8 pm. 8855 Villa La Jolla Dr. Sat. 10-5 Jim) as half-wItted Gestapo brass. La Jolla Village Square is "the notion that we 're very close Trio of New York. performing La jo//o, Ca , 920:17 Admission: (tax deductible) In the auditorium. Though Brooks did not write or located at 8657 Villa l.1 Jolla to the edge." close to positive Sunday. blend classical, folk (Ralphs/Sav-On Shopping Center) Sun. 12-5 $7.50, students/seniors $5. for Rhines. who believes fiddle as Offt'r expires 1/25/ 84 direct the film. much of his Drive. Take Gilman Drive off 1-5, resolutions as we are to seeing and into a unique sound Information call 452-3229. music is the "real" American jazz characteristic humor shines clearly. tum right on Villa La Jolla Drive. an end to everything ..... referred to by many as music by combining the despite its sanitized content Much, like ••• for more Information. call 455- The artist will lecture on "chamber jazz." Young f'rankenslein nine years ago, 7550. "White Male Power and Other There will be a reception the production adds several ••• Topics" In conjunction with the immediately follOWing Middle modernized comic twists to the classic Assorted Vinyl Report Hair Bl'Udth - New Wall exhibition at 7:30 pm, Tuesday, Passage's performance on story, creating a pleasurable Drawings by Mike Gller, an ' January 24 in Sherwood Saturday. January 21st. reincarnation of Lubltsch's lightweight Auditorium, A gallery walk Installation of wall drawings Watch Waiting for the Invasion: comedies of the pre-war era. Brooks Top five Sales created specifically for the La through and a reception for the and 6ancroft also excel In recreating artist follow. General admission u.s. Citizens In Nicaragua. A }, Color by Numbers Cultu~ Club CBS Jolla Museum of Contemporary recent video tape by visiting the original roles pla)ft by Jack Benny 2. In a Big Country lUg Country Polyglilm Art. will be on view at the Is $3: students and seniors $2. and carole Lombard. ••• lecturer Dee Dee Halleck, 3. 90125 Yes Ako Museum from January 24 Thursday January 19 at noon in To Be or /'lot to IJe Is not explosive 4. Strip AUm Ant CM through March 4. The San Diego Jazz festival front of the Media Center, at entertainment nor does It sean likely 5. Sixteen Tamborine5 11Ie 11I~e 0' dock Frontier Gller has · stated that his and the l.1 Jolla Museum of Third College to generate the following that other Up and Comers (tJllngs watch) primary interest Is "to express Contemporary Art will present a Brooks films have. But for a quaUty to J, Conflicting !motions SpilL fnz Import the urgency Involved in present two-part jazz series, title New Saturday marks the return of selecUon on dollar night, It proves day Issues." "air Breadth. a Directions in String Music. This Itself a worthy choice. 2, When You Least fxpect it Agent Orange Enigma the Thursday evenings dances at ,l On the line Lee Ritenour Elektra group of large expressionist program. to run Saturday and the (he Cafe, sponsored by the 4. Track Record Joan ArmItrading A&'M drawings. executed directly on Sunday at 8 pm in the Museum 's Musicians Club. This first show 5. Temple of Love SIsters 'of Jllercy Import the Museum 's walls. address SheIWood Auditorium. features will include the Odds and the broad social issues. comment two of America's premiere flaming Hibachis. The show ing on the racial. religious and groups in their San Diego starts at 9 pm, and admissions is economic ineq\ualities in debuts. Middle Passage, f~ new year and ~~l. I ~ , ~' a new album SENIOR NURSE ~~~. for Van Halen STUDENTS By 1JUItC[ KIIMHD A dv.en ture, ., Challenge ... 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