UCSD Outlook on U Village Project Mixed by Laura Richter Staff Writer Reduced size and the addition of housing facilities to the proposed La Jolla Village project has improved the outlook of the members of uCSO's Conunittee on University Community Planning .(CUCP) on the development plan that they had originally op~sed . According to Ken Bowers, Assistant Business Manager and CUCP member, the developers claim that the plan is a '-' new concept" in design. "I personally find it very attractive," said Bowers. "They have tailored it Urges Banks to Grant More Student Loans to meet our desires, aesthetically. " However, some CUCP members remain opposed to the basic project. Walter Kohn, of the Department of Physics, warned that " it is extremely undesirable for a regional center of this magnitude to be located near the State-Guaranteed Loans Possible University." Kohn felt that the plan would present an unattractive " in by H..... Mcla&elb not to make student loans. states where Ute Federal Gover troduction of a certain character to the University." SWI Cerrespoadeat The other 10 percent of the runent is the guarantor. The revised plan has not yet been student loans comes directly from Last year, under the federally made available to Committee (SACRAMENTO) - Legislation the Federal government. administered loan program, members, but the basic design is to encourage California banks to President carter said this week he student loans dropped by $93 said to be similar to that of the grant 1DOI'e student loans was would not allocate the sup million nationally. But in states original. The development calls for introduced in the Assembly last plemental funds for direct student with guarantee agencies, loans to the construction of a convenience week by John Vasconcellos (D-San loans because their default rate is students increased by $70 million, center, near La Jolla Village Inn, Jose.) higher than federally guaranteed he said. and a specialty center, south of According to Vasconcellos, bank loans. In calif., Bank of America is the Nobel Drive. A variety of small chairperson of the Assembly BrlIII Badl Ceatrol largest lender, to students. Last shops, two large department Pennanent Subcommittee on Post Ken Larkin, Senior Viee year it cut the number of student stores, restaurants, a bank, a Secondary Education, AS 647 president of Bank of America said, loans from 43,000 to 31,000 which theater, a drug store and a student would enable the California "I'm in favor of a state 10M reduced the total volume by $22 oriented concourse are included in Student Aid Commission to guarantee agency because it would million. Security Pacific and the project. guarantee student loans made by bring control back from United california Bank now lend C~dmcStud~tWanb banks. The Commission ad Washington. If the state became a $10 million and $9 million Steve Colman, student Com ministers student aid programs for loan guarantor, I think it would respectively less to students than mittee member, expressed a the state. bring back a nwnber of other they did three years ago, degree of Wldecidedness toward Commenting on the recent banks (that no longer grant student Vasconcellos said. the proposal. " My feeling is that decline in the number of student It most UCSD students want two loans. ) would also bring in Study Report Due loans made by California banks, Savings and Loan companies." things that may be in conflict. The Vasconcellos said, "Students from A'study group sponsored by the first is a good environment, with middle income families are not hit With the passage of the Higher Calif. Student Aid Commission is open space, including the Clifford Grobstein especially hard since they do not Education Act Anunendment of preparing a report on the preservation of land and wildlife. qualify for increasing grant aid 1976, Congress encouraged feasibility of the state guaran Secondly, they want activities that will make the community and the going to the poorest students." california to establish a state teeing student loans. The group, University a more interesting place in which to live." The addition of Federal Govel'lllDeot GaaraDteea Agency to guarantee student loans. composed of representatives from housing to the plan and the prospect of a more active social life swayed The· federal government If such an agency were created, lending institutions, The U.S. Colman to "mild support of the development." currently guarantees 90 percent of Congress would reinsure the loans Department of Health, Education The location of the project, which has been in the planning stages for student loans, according to Bruce at a 100 percent rate instead of the and Welfare and institutions of two years, has been the main controversy for UCSD. Bowers pointed out Fuller, consultant to the sub previous 80 percent, Fuller said. higher education in California is that " commercial services near the University will playa significant role conunittee hearings. But high Twenty-six other states have scheduled to submit its report on in sustaining student life on campus." He stressed the importance of non default rates, bureaucratic red passed student loan guarantee Mayl. automobile transportation and the accessibility of the centers for foot and tape in Washington and par legislation, Vasconcellos said. In Jon Haber, a student bike traffic. ticipation of unsotmd vocational these states the default rate on representative in the study group " I see this center as being different because it is in walking distnace," schools has encouraged the banks student loans in only half that in and a Codirector of UC Student said Colman. CUCP members showed a general concern for futW"e Lobby, said the lobby favors mobiUty alternatives and for the restrictions which may be imposed by having the state asa guarantor of the energy conscious Carter administration. student loans. "The study group CUCP member John Stokes of Community Medicine told of his initial will have to decide whether to fears about the plan. "My first reaction was one of being appalled, like a recommend the state be a lender, a lot of people." The revisions made Stokes "a little less concerned." He guarantor, neither or both," he added that "the landscaping looks far more attractive than any place I've said. ever seen." The size was another factor in the members' opinions of the plan. Ruth Vasconcellos said his bill may be ammended later to make the , Continued on Page 3 student Aid Commission a direct fender to students who are not adequately served by banks. Campus Faces Serious Fuller said AB 647 was in troduced now 80 that it would be ready for legislative action when Water Shortages-ECC study group's report comes out. by Wesley Wada UCSD to conserve water. "Even if their report comes out StaHWriter At present, UCSD uses ap on schedule, that only leaves us proximately 40-50,000 hundred three 'Weeks (for legislative ac " We can't afford to waste our cubic feet of water per month. tion)." resources. If we don't do Pettus states that water con "We want to wait for them (the something quickly we could face servation measures for the campus study group) to make their serious shortages," warned are in the "planning and review" recoqunendations," he said. "But I Energy Conservation Coordinator, stages at the moment. William Pettus. hope to have a sense of what At one time, UCSD researched they're going to recommend. We Pettus, along with the Energy the possibility of a water treatment want to have a couple of hearings Conservation Committee (ECC), plant for recycled water and the on the bill and hopefully move it has been delegated the respon installation of a water reservoir for the week it (the bill) comes out." sibility of considering ways for Wliversity use. The plan was not Sixteen men from Challenger and Blake Halls have fornled an escort considered feasible and has been service to chaperone women who might otherwise be afraid to venture altered to a smaller scale as one out alone on campus. Coop Asks Pamphlet Mailing, possibility for conserving water. Joe Fonnusa, a Revelle freShman and a hall program advisor, The ECC is considering recycling the program which provides escorts for women until 12:30 each Wliversity water that is normally night. Week Referendum Delay lost to the sewage system. A "When I fOWld out how little was being done about rape, I decided to problem, however, as Pettus points initiate this program," he said. Monday's Student Cooperative refuses to fund mailing of the out, is that "a lot of water is from "The campus police really checked us out," Fonnusa said, adding Union meeting brought forth Voter's Pamphlet, the Coop would the flush from chemistry labs. And that they investigated each of the men's backgrounds, and now keep several resolutions that, if request the Student Activity Fee an analysis of the water for con taminants will have to be done." their fingerprints on file. t, initiated, will have a direct bearing Group to realocate the yearly "I'm held responsible for anything that happens," Fonnusa said, on the upcoming referendum. operating budget, thus finding Landscape Water Important noting that volWlteers will be personally interviewed by him in addition The Coop in a vote of 34 to 12, money to aid the Elections Board to undergoing a police investigation. with five abstentions, agreed to a with off-campus mailing. Formusa also hopes to purchase official windbreakers or jackets and resolution stating that the Chan flashlights for the escorts. He expects to obtain the funds if the service Chancellor McElroy responded cellor and Elections Board agree to to the Coop's request for mailing, becomes popular. eliminate the 25 percent minimum A4vertising and phone expenses are being taken care of by Phil saying, "I don't see how we can do voter turnout requirement. that. .. He cited mailing expenses Kirschner, the Revelle resident dean. The Coop also insisted that " the The most frequent routes taken are: from Fourth College to the as one reason for its not being Chancellor's Elections Board mail feasible. . Humanities Library and the Student Center, and from Revelle to Muir the Voter Information Booklet to and the Central Library. The service averages two or three calls a night all graduate and undergraduate The Chancell r al noted that and Formusa expects thiS number to increase 8$ word of the service students.' the Coop hould talk to th El spreads. tions Board conc rnin th ir Women who wish a male chaperone should call 4~96, 453-7537 or Further, it was stated that the r quest for mor time and 452-9879 and make an appointment. The dispatcher will give the caller El ctions Board allow at least one abolition of the 25 perc nt turnout the escort's name, and when he comes to get her, he'll show her his meal week following mailing of th £igur , comm nting at the same card thus identifying himself. booklet, before holding the first Urn that he "didn't any reason -M-C day of polling. why th y hould chang what' In th event the Chanc llor aIr ad been e tablished." Wedael4l." Marel! Z, lt77 ...... hlll'S Papt •rIt4 •• t."'"N Wedaelda" Mare. Z, 1177 letters to the Editor Commentary Tbe Great Haircut Place ~tts Co Revelle Disputes Facts Support Sh~wn for Prof. Ngubo Co~cern ng Roof Lock Issue "COOp Just Hasn't Worked Out" To: Anthony Ngubo, Ph.D., consistently displayed in your an irremid18ble loss In the event of f)rop lQ for a HE! PERSON~ ~£l Assistant Professor of SocIology: seminars. your departure. This letter is the ~~ to lEdItw'. lIMe:tldlletIer II ba ~ 10. letter prtDIed Meaday, from govenment. But I wonder about to make important decisions A few weeks ago, graduate Much concern was displayed result of that meeting where 9443 Ladolla BlVd u _ ....1Iemkea.) the 99 percent of the students who re~g the directioo of the students met to discuss what they when it was diIcovered that your graduate students voted 454·3031 ~ ~ . 'lbere are many iIlacuracies, omrnissiona and distortions of the truth in are either unable to or don't want upcoming referendum? Doesn't could do to give expression to bow contract has been tenninated, and unanimously to write a statement Men & women .. we specialize in hlircutti,. only - ~ = your letter of Feb. 17, 1977. The facton I identified as reasons for keeping This is my own opinion. It is in no to attend meetings every week. that give the Coop an unfair ad highly they regard your teaching the sentiment was articulated that of support. the rool door locked are neither fabricated nor trivial; they are an ac way supposed to represent the They donate a majority of the vantage over the other models on abilities and the overall in- both the sociology department and It has come to our attention that tellectual qualities which you have the students of UCSD would suffer the position of a lectureship is 4 curate and objective accoWlt of a danprou.s situation. views held by members of the $144,000 that the Coop doles out, yet the referendwn? IN;OI.lJ\;l>'lllSN;OO flN;I'I!};' ~..~~ 1. You mention that, "There has been aguardraU in stock for months. " Triton Times. there is no mechanism built into I have no idea which of the something that you might consider I don't know where you got your information, but no such guardrail Originally, the Coop was an the Coop to draw their views. I see governmental models will win next applying for. exists. If you had checked with the Office of Architecta and Engineen, excellent idea for a student this as a glaring weakness of the week's referendum. In fact I'm This is a position which' we feel you .wouId t)ave learned that the project has been planned, b. that no govenwnent. Each stud"t bolding Coop. still not sure whicb I will vote for. Student Elections Needed To you are weU qualified to fill since materiala have yet been,PUl'chued. an equal share of the governmental And why does it appear that, I do know, however, that UCSD you are considered by many to be At any rate, this lIa matter over wljcb I have no control. The Pbyslcal power. >. ihounded good. even though every student Is e ... students deserve a credible, ser one of the best teachers in the Plant Department will install the guardrail when it II purctued and 1 heald one of the Coop's foun titled to one vote, every time a vice-providing government to Insure Gov't Accountability sociology department. We wish you according to their workload prkJrities. 'Ibis guardrail, by the way, will be larger-than-usual crowd gathen spend their money. good luck in your endeavors and ders say the other day, however, There was a student debate on the Muir campus Tuesday night over the purchased with norHtudent fees; the locka and door repairs, 011 the other that "I.t has turned into a joke." for a meeting, fingers begin If the Coop is given another continue to hold you in the higliest band, are paid for completely by student bousing fees. issue of what type of student govenunent structure we should have in the esteem. It Just hasn't worked out. The pointing at members who have chance by the students, I hope It On furtberchecklng with the Environmental Health and Safety Office, I recruited students to "stack" the will begin serving all of the future. 1 was shocked to find UCSD has no elected student government, The Graduate Students \earned that the guardrail Is being Installed to protect the maintenance Feb. 7 meeting, In which the Coop and yet we have students speaking for IL'I on campus conunittees and Departmeat of Sociology floundered and argued with and voting their way? students - not just themselves. If people wbo occaasionaUy need to work 011 the roof. It Is not intended to And why isn't it a conflict of the Coop loses, I will look to the statewide With no channels of accoWltability to the student body. aUow for a sWlbathing deck on the roof of Argo HaD. accused itself for four solid hours, Elections are the only real mechanism there is to force persons wishing was a distinct indication. Nothing interest when the Coop is entiUed new form of government to provide On the contrary, such a deck would never be approved, they said, to place three people on the seve ... some of the services tha t have been to speak for others to accept responsibility for their actions and provide I ri'ClIl IIIIII'S because of the limited access to the roof. If tbere were ever a fire in the was accomplished. Yet, in a letter the accountability we so desparately need on this camPIL'I. to the Triton Times Friday, Jon person Elections Board, which was lacking. .GDe and only stairwell leading to the Argo roof, any students on the roof at I understand we have the opportWlityJo vote on the type of government David Eisen· E• .,utl... _Itor· Uiat time would be trapped without any means of exit. This Is another Bekken said, "The meeting of Feb. we want during the ninth week of this quarter. I'm convinced we mlL'lt Mart< Stadler· M.... llin~ .. .clltor 7 was a test of strength for par ensures will Gary Ghirardl· Ad ..r1Ie1ng MIfI8ger reason why this area is currently off limits. Bakke Decision Supported; vote in the ASUCSD model which that elections in all colleges Alan Russell . N_ Mllor 2. I am shocked by your callolL'l, inhuman comment about student ticipatory government, and the be held at least once a year. Alee Nedelman· A•• celet. N __Itor health insurance covering student Injuries. Does the insurance cover Coop came through intact." I fail PHn."GANAZER Shouno Slokes· Prod:x:Uon ...... 0- Computer Hobbyists!, to see the logic there. Prejudice is' "Unacceptable" SYe Nealon· Copy _lIor death, also? Are you implying that we should not try to correct dangerolL'l Ran Anbar· OpInion «IUor situations, beeaWl! even If a student is seriously injured, his health in I believe that the reason the Coop Water Shortages._ Scoll Sadil • Sport. _Itor YOUR QWNCOMPUTER! the fact that he may work much HAVE surance will cover him? Your lack of concern for fellow students' safety has, for the most part, failed, is its The viewpoint of the aU~oo CODtiaued from Page 1 Tim MacKen,ie · Ar1 • .cIItor amazes me, and I cannot accept your position In any way. own defensiveness against frequently silent majority mlL'lt be harder than a minority student and Bill Brooks· Photo ..ltor cc , :"~p L':.: ·rE ~UCHoco r1PUTER !GTS would be through the recycling of that of the present shortage of Joel C. Oon • A"oeIete N .... editor 3. The Residence Hall Board's plan to build a sundeck was anything but criticism. Regular attenders of voiced in regard to the Bakke still be rejected before the Dogo ~ zBo~ 6800, 6502, CCMPUTER3 workable. You failed to solve the safety problems I just described and you meetings appear more inclined to decision. Behind a strong drive by minority student. Greg Aklli, water. Pettus also expressed a energy. indicated no support from the students you supposedly represent. Your deafly go about their own blL'liness, the Student Coalition Against implying that the Bakke decision is confidence that "once people "We saw . the problem coming, Join The Computer Revolution plan rather smacked of serving your own Interests rather than respon or even lash out against those who Racism, the position that the racist, defined racism as "the started thinking about the water but nobody got serious Wltil we got ding to the needs of the students you were elected to represent. are providing the criticism, rather Bakke decision represents a culture of de'nial based exclusively problem," a more efficient use of down to the core. We should plan ~COMMUNITY~ It is interesting to note that you and the other members of the who than looking at themselves and reversion to racism has been upon race." But is it not the white the water could be achieved with a now and make arrangements (or rum of the computer center were pushing this plan all live in Argo Hall. It would also seem very easy wondering if the critici.$rn might be widely promulgated. pre-med who is being denied? ! minor amount Inconvenience. future shortages," Pettus con , The argument is that the He compared the water situation to cluded. ~L()()D BANK~ for you to walk the 25 yards to use the sundeck already available on Blake true. The Triton Times even implied I • . 8205 RO NSON ROAD SAN 01 EGO> . (714) 292-5302 Hall, which in my two years of living in Blake Hall, I have never seen that the 150 people sitting in front minority applicants Who are 983lndla . The attitudes of some of these crowded. of the gym st.!ps last Wednesday chosen are as qualified as the t.a Jolla Village._ 327 FStreet people have bordered on paranoia. whites anyway. But the fact is, by I decided to move the Revelle Resident Dean's Office from Argo to were all there "to rally against the Contlaued from Page 1 Blake Hall for the primary reason of malting the office more accessible to In another Friday letter, Scott Bakke decision." the med schools' own standar 30% off Suggested Retail Prices swept away }'Ialse Promises/Nos Enqanaron Saturday , M arc h 5 Juniors & Children RONNIE LAWS ANd PRESSURE M andev ille Auditorium 7:00 and 9 :30 p m selected Imperfects M o rch 13. 8:00pm $1 .25 March 8, 8:00 p. m. UCSDGym JlHair Ma n dl:villl: A uditorium New Arrivals: Men 's Fashion· UCSD Sf. $3.50 SW EPT AWAY is the s tory of a tumultuous Stu d~nts : $2.00, G .A. $3 .50 G.A. $4.50 courtship involving a rich, besutiful c a pltanat Rd . Tichts: UC San Dil!go Box OfficI! Come on Over. Grab 8 Pair! TICkets: UCSD 80x office ond and a communist d e ck hand who are marooned La Jolla . 452-4559 011 Tlcketron Outlets. 451·4559 o n a desert island in t h e M e diterrane an . hr. Mon . Fri: 10-6 un 12-5 ~...,.. _____ For information cal 452·4559 We'.. I'a" Marell !,1171 .a.e. 11'1141111 hili'S Wedaelda" Marell!, 071 Page 7 4th Straight Win Mission Transmission Melese, ussen .Lead; . & Brakes Stereo componenl. II whole.. l. price •• all PM loves Bimbo Ihe lI11mp . sp clallzi ng In : For('tgn TRAvEl major b(ands, atl new, guaranleed, cali Tod, Women Outshoot Mesa 75S,7548 (3/9) Chris, Ihe Chump from Challenger, If you Domes ti c, Automatic and Europe, ,,,.,, Orlenl, AUllralla, NV & ChI. V'Baliers Down Riverside beal us Saturday no more help Irom me--you 'd ' Complete studenl 1__ cenler. AIST, 2et S. Standard - Also complete For &lIe: On. stud. COOP GO'oI't does nol gel a F Btake's a.st. by Judy Walton dubious, and the nwnber of fouls La Clenaga BI. 1101 e.wr1y Hills. 213/&57- Brake Servi ce 1, run. Beyond napalr. Avail only for .... UCSD's voUeyball team put together a fine perfonnance Friday Staff Writer they committed was surprising_ As 2727 (6 I !?) SPECIAL STUDENT -1~ tertalnmenlon Man nights. Paul. Challeng8f Chump, IT. says no more nigit against UC Riverside, handing the visitors their first defeat of Triton player Cely Bergardo put it, There's over 40" of new snow I UC Spring aiel help In Calculus If you beAt us, Blake's Belt. PRICES WITH AD AND boosted record A . '~ f.st 3/211 10 4/2 - Lifts Lodging, Trana . • Surfbollrds n" $75, 6'10" S.5. AMAZE YOUR the season. The win the Tritons league to 2-2. decisive victory over Mesa "They were really aggressive, Things didn't start off too weU for UCSD. The Tritons dropped the College last Monday, :;7-37, ex 1.0. FROM UCSD Partie•. 5167.95 al80x office. (317) FRIENDS. Call Glenn 453-2851. Hubby Coop--HE did, nol piss away all that dirty players. I couldn't believe 6131 Miss ion Gorge Rd . - money-you did. I never could lell where all of 1~13, Book NOW - Book on c.mpus! first game, mostly because of weak play on their part. tended the recent winning.streak o( some of the things they did." One studenl Coop Gov'l not In running II went yel I could never slop you In any way p 2 Blocks North of 8 Europe, HawaII & Auslralia UCSD got ~ rolling in the second gam co~ from behind to UCSD's women's basketball team The Tritom: now have a 4 - 3 (18'GRIE"N condition. Beyond repair available only for either. You should not have been IrUSled. I 283-6116 Charter Fllghtl take the game, 16-14. The ga.-ne was marred by questionable of to four straight games. ent.rtalnment Mon nile. want a divorce and you couldn'l hope lor record in league play, CIEE Travel Sarvlces another 6 monlhs. Six minutetl Is too long ficiating, After the disappointing Mira Open Weekdays 1-5 PM Refrigeralor - 16 cubic ft. wllreezer 7 cu. ft. bul I'm sure this won't be o.er lor al leasl 452-0630 The Tritons had apparenUy won the game, 1~13, and were Costa loss two weeks ago, the Optometry , 5100 or make offer. 453-2958. another week. (sob, sob) I've Iried wo hard preparing for the third game, when the officials decided to assess a Tritons made a comeback by and you jusl used me--Itke you do e_yone I WANTEd penalty on the Tritons for an illegal substitution, They replayed the consecutively defeating Point Olympus pe ... ft Sir 'Il frame w/38mm lens' else. Bye, Wiley Mel.(3/2) 1096 DISCOUNT Earn S80 or more weekly at college In your case' Zuiko 150 mm lens w/case, both exc. game, starting with the score at 14-14, awarding a point to Riverside Lorna CoUege (62-34,) Palomar on any purchase with this coupon ad Orthokeratology spare lime. For inlormation rush 25 cents Kurt Thank. lor a "schnedley" weekend I Love condo Bolh $155 452-9879 I for the U1egaimove. Riverside proceeded to have the same man serve College (61~,) Imperial Valley and stamplld self-addressed envelope to: Katie Mae and Llzabelh twice, even though there was a sid~t in betweeri his serves. College (66--31) and finally, Mesa We want you to lry a new dimension BCA Wesl Cenler, P.O. Box 2056. La Jolla. a ....1! 0_11 au.... 11 au_II Fifth row College. CA . 92038 (3/4) ftoor seats 515 or besl offer. Call 452-9823. NEW COURSE: History 171 ' SO'oII8I Social : in soup & salad restaurants. Visual Perception The Tritons took the lead in the (3/4) Hlstory--I.917-1941 Prof. Edelman~ Tu-Th We make our own soups and offer Wanled: Children age. 7-tO ~rs lor a 2:30-3 :50 HL 1205 (3/4) first four minutes of Monday's 1150 Camino Del Mar psychology e'perlment, currenlly being 1973 EI Camino V8 airl power excellent game and racked up 12 points a choice of four, a thick casserole, Suite 0 conducted al the p.ychology building on condllion 745-3397 aft.r6:30 Alln Revelle--Due 10 lack of Interest by before Mesa even got on the salad bar, meat sandwiches or quiche. Muir. The .tudy will examine children's lever anyone else, the Revelle Fountain has beerl boards_ Both teams looked fairly - pressing performance under various Ski bools. Nordica Asl",' Mirrors. Stze 9'12- claimed by Argo 61h. For dinner, after 5, we add an entree, ~I Mar California 92014 well·matched on offense, though scheduled 01 reward , and will 18St lor a W. used one day. Worth 5150, sell for sao. We also serve beer, wine, and great durallon 01 t2 mlns. Each child will be paid Call Damon 453-9370 Fuller Brush Service Is now available on : Mesa's weak man-to-man defense money lor their participation. Please contact campus. Call Phillip at 276-1687 for an .p-. proved itself to be inferior to the desserts. the Psych. Dept. at 452-3000. Thank-you. 1974 Karmann Ghia. Mint Condo MUlt see. poinlment (3/18) AM/FM/CASS., Porsche whl rims, many Triton's zone defense, Our prices are low; example: (2/21 ) The score at baH time was 34-12, MEDALIST INDUSllUES Need extra cash? Paying Top Oollar for U.S. extras. Negotiable. 45~0243 . To the pyromaniacs of R7, hOw aboUl some soup or sandwich & salad bar .. . $2.59 silver coins belore 1965, and pennies belore eXQuisite TV dinners jwetl done) this week a solid lead by the Tritons, The Salad bar or sandwich & casserole ... S2.95 1959 Ken 755-7371 (3 1'21) au"" - Thin Lizzy tickets e.cellent floor end? 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Reqd. 276-7687/3/11\ BAJA NATURAL HISTORY CRUISE to W. 7610 FAY AVE . LA JOLLA . (714 ) 459·0504 Ride wanted to west LA or SM Frl. Mar. 4. Roo-dont tell lhe res halls thai 3 01 you sportsmanship, however, was coast island and lagoons Mar. 27-Apr. 25325 share a room. Will pay for gas . Call Ben at 452-8836. If not conlact F. Rokop X47702254 BB (3/9) home, leave me.sage. Meteor 450: Glad you appreclaled lhem. If March 26- 2 hardly used Ford Plnlo show tires S.O 452- you knew who 10 Ihank, 11 wouldn't be fun . S fOR SAlE 3311 (3/2) Go ahead , guesst UC SpRiNG Ski FEST Manufac~urer Liquidating April 2 '67 VW Cus. Camper: propane stove, sink. Wlloe.er ripped oft a pair of adldas (rom charlel' Icebox, new brt. yellow pi, rblt eng ., more! EDNA please retum them to EOHA. If lhey AliCEr Every so often I wonder a lot about Qom 7776 ellenl.. ,r ... 1962 San Otogo 'S one of Its warehouses ...... xperioncecl CItIr1O! Co 1650/ or ? 279-41 05 eve . (3/2) don't fit-no questions asked (3/2) you. The minus Islovel.ss--Your Red King. There is New Snow 36" Paula Patralunga--I wanl your goods.--slgned EUROPE from '327 Brand new Bayl ey suile lop 01 a line used T Girl In the wlndow--You made me smile too ...... ·77 Mongo. BOOkbagS swalioMall & 7'10" pintail very cheap musl Just a Passenger. 2.3 . ~ . 5 . 6 10 2( _. dufl""" 10 9 ",1 ... Ski Trip guaranteed to Best Sno in the sell call 45J..9193 (3/7) No elut>s 10 join. no foes Ind SAY( 10 60'1 LAR-- blackboars get old. hows this? NC, Belinda--Your halrls like black bold. Black' BaCkPRkS Sk i boot s - Lange Phantoms. Size 10'!:!· M HAWAII from '179 oily. Bul we 5111110 •• you .. . You lillie wench. Rockies by the UCSD Snow Ski Club Brand new. Worth $160 sell lor $80. Call 755- There was a young lady named Gene , Also Hew Vork . Chieogo. Orient 2 Studs. (3/41 BaCkPaCking Equipment 4259 aft 6 p.m. (3111) Who covered the triple ''G,. scene _-.... fIU ...... _,...... with pom-pomo and dre~s Pltil Melese dinks over a VCR player In tlte Tritons Friday night victory. TV - 9" BI W new, wo rks super 550 I oller skis To Glinda the Good Fairy RB Is the Gerltol S167i5 by bus or S24Cf95 by air A cheerlAader. no les. I mUCh, muCh more K2 with bind ings make oller Phil 459-0049 Capitol of the wortd caution Big 0 and Full He' s lhe Queerest Muir studenll've seen! Nevertheless, the Tritons won the game as Steve Upp and Richard (3 12) Moondon·t . nckets on sal. now at bOI office-.Deadline March 7 Muir Program Board presents Its 2nd MlUlroe put away some-fine spikes. Scuba (lear - Farmer John wetsult. hood. bel'- We buy and sell line used book • . E. lIbrls REFERENDUM OPEN FORUM Mon. 317 Saturday, March 5th , weighls. knife Brand new-used thrice Call Bookstore. 129 N. Hwy. 101 , Solana Beach The th.ird game belonged to the Tritons all the way, Phil Melese, in A UCSD Snow Ski Club event Noon upper Muir Quad Gov'l Models & 755- 4259 all. 6 (3111 ) • 755-7323 . usual top fonn, getting good sets from Tracy Rassmussen, tagged Issues will be discussed . Find oul about the 10 AM to 4 PM Honda 350 excellent oond new baltl!l')l and Issues & Ihen yote3/9-10-11 (3/4) some excellent spikes, scoring almost rat will. With Rassmussen Challenger Chumps, you had beller weld • tune up 73 22000mI . S.50 or besl oller. Call serving, UCSD ran off eight straight points to win the game, 1s-8. your doors shul or else?1 Ar. we In Ihe Dark Ages? 11525 Sorrento Valley Rd. Sieve 755-7269 (2/4) No, we are In the Coop Agesl It took awhile for the Tritons to get on track in the fourth game. When will they end? Honda 350 xlent cond 73 22000 ml new Gllane, see personal to Sooll, you challenger Down three to nothing they woke up to run off to a 10-5 lead, UCSD This quarter when the ASUCSD win. the $gUUJatteg Sorrento ~all_ey Industrial Park S ballery , tune up $450 helmet 'gloves . Chump finally took the game, 1~10 to win the match. upcoming relerendum. come. with It. Steve 75S,7269 (2/~) The Tritons showed what they are really capable of Friday night, S Challenger Chump SCali, If you beal us sal. Sorrento Valley Where Is the Assoclaled Students, University "We really needed this one", said Coach Ja ncsi , Tires 4 good steel belled radlats 165 $I 13 Kevin won'l have anywhere 10 go when you of California? less than 9000 mites -- make offer -- Call Dave can't kick him out. On all campu""s but San Dlegol! The club had previously lost three straight. The baU club plays 453-8123 WHY?? Find out during the upcoming Dominguez HllIs here this Friday night in another league match. 71 Honda CL350 lor sale In exclnt mach . Kevin a Chump Irom Challenger, If you beat reterendum I -DaveCobeD condo 2 helmets' repair book included. Be.t us Sal. , you won't have anywhere to go when oller overS350. 276-7687 (3111) scoll kicks you out. Continued OIl Page' ~;~~ S"IQ STEYE WOlf • Jill RISSlltu£lt ECONOMic§ 1B will be repeated Spring III COOROIMTIOII KPRI ANIIIIUIICE •• , Quarter. Students currently taking 1 A who did not DEpARTMENT take 1 B in the Fall can complete the Economics 1 sequence ,.,is Spring by taking both 1 Band 1 C It All ~,,~Q\) 1q~,. JJ simultaneously. Although 1 C normally requires 1 B as prerequisite, taking the two courses O of simultaneous(y will be sufficient this time only. (1A remains a prerequisite to 1G, however. ) The ,/ Adds~ 'ECONOMics instructor for 1 B will be Professor Ramanathan, ~Q~ ~Sl;' and the lectures will meet Tuesday and Thursday, \)~ , ~ 9 :30 - 10:50 a ,m . The Mesa Apartments for Undergraduates ECONOMics 4 tA new course entitled "Introduction to Management & Accounting", will SATURDAY MARCH 5 wi II have space for 200 undergraduate also be offered in the Spring, This course will treat the concept of management and its functions, SAN DIEGO CIVIC THEATER with emphasis given to accounting as the basic All Stlt... serv ..! n.lO\ . , single students (50 apartments) for the information system of organizations, Topics t,o be Tickets Av.ll.bll It Sa", Dilio Civic Tnflhe ,." ••.. ,,:, ~_ covered include: marketing, production, finance, lrd and "8" Str'lts/;if:J:=~I~n'~~'IS~;'~:s.t"nd i summer at a special rate--$180. SpRiNG basic accounting concepts, and the construction and analysis of the two fundamental financial statements, the Profit-and Loss Statement, and To qualify, you must havel·ived inUniversity OUARTER the Balance Sheet. Economics 4 has become a lower division WOLF & RISSMILLER CONCERTS '" ASSOCIATION WITH JOHN ENTERPRISES, INC. housing this entire academic year. prerequisite for the management science major, I'ItE.1IT1 IN CouRSE but it is not a prerequisite for the ecor.lomics mOjor Applications and more !nformation will be ANNOUNCEMENT Beginning next year, Economics 4 will become a prerequiste for the upper division accounting FREE CHECKING available in each Resident Dean/Counselor course, Economics 173, Thus, students intending no minimum balance to take 173 in the Spring Quarter of .1978 should Office beginning March 1, 1977 at 9:00 AM. take Economics 4 this coming quarter. I • Taking Economics 4 does not earn credit Applications must be returned to the During $pring Quarter toward the upper division requirements of either 1977 the D.partment the economics or m~nBgement science majors . Residential Apartments Office, 9258 A of Economic. wKI be There is some talk of establishing a business offering 2 lower minor for Third and Fourth College students. Regents Road, no later than 4:00 PM dlvl.lon cour... not The outcome of these discussions is uncertain, at previously announced. best. But if the business minor does eventuat'e, on March 11, 1977. Economics 4 would almost certainly be a required SATURDAY MARCll~ component of such a minor, . uoa'A"A.~All __ ".,.. "'.-:tIic-,...... , Economics 4 will be taught this Spring by Ms. University CIty orne. La Jolla OffIce For further information, please call Pat Ellen Cook and the lectures will meet Tuesday and MI_-~~~ .l;;'~"tii1iWi,., 3284 Governor DrIve Prospect & Ivanhoe Thursday, 2:30 - 3 :50 p .m . Iiiii__ ..~ .... ~ .... ' I."rw. f. ,_ •• " ...... San DIego, CA 92122 La Job, CA 92037 Michaud at 452-2952. . 453-8930 459-9711 l •• ,.1 triton tiaae8 . w...... ' ....rc ... , un . MORE dASsifiEcis • t:l [c.tblaed tn•• ] WIJlte Wilsles • A SF SUpelVllOr: Happy 18th. Let's Celtlbrat.. .a.o..\). .~J We're legal nowl Love. someone In the aQd • 0 • governor'S manllion. : 0, I' Fourth College 16. "Writing lor Publication" '), , . lessons' . Repairs will locUlI on the writing 01 eclence fiction Ot~er , Spring quarter. Interested students who have m ,.. y ~"~'~I\\ completed the writing requirement 01 their II college should come to ~ Me to get a MelQorabllla ~,.~. "1tJr~r Department Stamp on their Preferred 509 So. Hwy 101 Encinitas Program Card . by ~laQ !Jlullell Peregrine H,ng Gliding School oilers a Ires 753:-1775 .~ flight to UCSO students who phone 22~ for mar. 5&6. Parental discretion is advised for this column. Some IICenea may be • considered too violent for a younger audience. If any sex is fOOnd, please SERVICES return to Alan Russell in the Triton Times office. Typing IBM selectric. Theses. term papers • • 81c . 452-1S88 evenings. (6/6 statistics lie. I refer of course to the Course And ProfelllOl' Evaluations Typlng--Marllyn would like to lulllli your (CAPE), not Raquel Welch. typing needs : expert, reasonable, has an IBM Every quarter I find someone handing me a pentU (a rwmber ·two, EO_EYf n_.: 27().6728 (3/18) . always nwnber two) and a computer card (80uIlesa cardboard) with See Amerlca's hottellt rock groups-Led some inane questions on it. Within the even groupinp of lIUle 09a1s I'm WIlT I _ WIll REfaE •••7 Zeppelin and Boston. We'lI try to beIIt any supposed to indicate what I think oftbe poor sweating prof. price. Gall 453-91 53 (3/7) me others check you , Papers edited I rewrutenIlYj,ed. MA in Eng. & Around their mid&erm grades; kno .., tile Ham expel'. Fee nego. Call Lois 29s.8872, 8-9 AM murabl Code of Laws, an eye for an eye, • tootb for a toadl, and. C minus '.1 or 8-7 pm . (3/2) on your Blue Book, boy, you sucker, let me find that IIIII8tiIfactor blank. Lean • new, ellcl..... career tllat pays well and ean be And the questiOll8. Pooh. II tile .....11 ...... a, pre.... r.r Ber1