The Daill! Guardian Volume 37, Number 30 University of California, San Diego Thursday, June 7, 1979 AS Council Saxon Criticizes Vending McElroy, Senate Allocation Couches Opinions in General Gets OK Terms, Says Crisis is Cooling By Cindy Beveridge By Jeff Beresford-Howe Staff Writer News Editor The Associated Student! Cloaking his comments in cautious, general wording, UC Council voted unanimously last President David Saxon seemed to rebuke both UCSD Chancellor night to accept the proposal by William McElroy and the Academic Senate yesterday, and said Chancellor William McElroy to that the administrative crisis here appears to be settling down. redistribute to th college Saxon said that reports to him from UC Vice President William governmen ts $35,000 in Fretter indicate that "with the passage of time, a certain amount of vending machine revenue. calmness has set in." Time, he said, "is the best healer of wounded The remaining $20,000 will feelings I know." be appropriated to the Housing He appeared to be telling those assembled for his morning pre s and Food Services Adminis· conference that the Senate acted rashly when it voted 231-116 last tration to help offset a largE week a resolution of "no confiden e" in Chancellor McElroy. deficit incurred by the new Third "I am convinced of one thing. The best interests of the University College Cafeteria. of Califomia's San Diego campus, of Chancellor McElroy, of Vice The vote represents ar Chancellor Saltman will not be served by hasty , ill-considered apparent victory for the AS ir action," Saxon ommented. that McElroy's propo al i~ The mail ballot, h continued, will "give peopl a chance to regarded by the Council as thE reflect, and vot outside of emotion." result of an effective boycott. Saxon also criticized McElroy for hi role in the administrative The nearly four hour lon~ reorganization which spark d the no confiden vote. Council meting was prolongec "If you carry out a process that leave a lot of people unhappy, by budget recommendations fOI you'd better r -examine that proce s," h said, adding, "the next year. Approval of th( perception among large numbers of p ople i that McElroy failed to budget was hampered b~ consult properly (before making th decision)." factor which have greatl! Saxon did say, though , that "a great many things go into running reduced the funds available tt. ~oan photo by Stan Honda a university, and fa culty consultation is just one of them ... the the Council. David Saxon answers questions at yesterday's press absence of anyone of them wouldn't necessarily cripple the Inflation and a decrease in conference. university. " enrollment, coupled with an What has the University of extra 40 AS sponsored California learned from UCSD's organizations this year placed a admini trative problems of the tight squeez'e on fund, Council Academic Assembly Approves last month? "I think it is clear members say. that there should be a AS Presid ent Carlos Senate Review of Chancellors reasses ment in the way faculty Montalvo stresses that two and others are consulted" in the university decision making priorities guided the AS in By Eric Jaye chancellor once every two members a nd one faculty pro es , Saxon remarked. forming its budget. The new Editor years. member from another campus. student organizations and The statewide UC Academic Saxon's review system He recommended to the They would ma ke and submit a faculty a proposal which student media both ha ve been Assembly voted here yesterday comes as a response to a confidential report to Saxon on allocated an approximate 10 to set up a mechanism whi ch statewide acade mic senate establishes Academic Senate the performance of the review of each campus percent increase over last year. would allow academic senates request last year to have some chancellor being reviewed. "By the end of the year, we at the campus level to review the formal sy tem of reviewing the chancellor every four years (see "An early warning system" story below). hope to ha ve alloca ted $ 7 0 ,000 performance of their chan performance of chancellor . of trouble on the UC campuses to student orl{anizations," cellors once every four years. Saxon aid UCSD ' s The Presid e nt's review is the way academic senate administrative problems will be (Please tum to page 4) The move has been in the process will involve a committee members described their four discussed at next week's Board planning stages for more than a of fa culty and students who will year review. of Regent meeting in Los WEATHER year, according to senate report directly back to him on The UC chancellors are Angeles. At that meeting, leaders, who say that UCSD Mostly cloudy, with the effectiveness of the reacting to the review proposals Saxon and McElroy will be Chancellor William McElroy's some drizzle. Temperatures chancellor they are reviewing, with "varying degrees of asked to speak before the in the mid-60's are expected, problems are unrelated to the according to Dr. Sanford enthusiasm," according to Board. No Academic Senate with winds of 8 -12 miles per move. Lakoff, o ne of UCSD's Saxon who adds, "none of them representatives were invited, And, UC President David hour. representatives to the statewide are kicking and screaming." Saxon said, but UCSD Saxon announced yesterday Breakers will be 2-3 feet academic senate. The new review processes Professor William Frazer, that he would be setting up his at 12 ~cond intervals. The The four-year re views of the will serve to provide "orderly Chairman of the statewide ocean water temperature IS own, separate system which academic senates would be mecha'lisms for settling fa culty (Please tum to page 4) 63 degrees. would review e very UC conducted by four local fa culty (Please tum to page 7) Can UCSD Build a Good Greek System?
By Wayne Hunt regis. te~ as a student Dahlkamp. Staff Writer orgamzatlOn. T his "colony" "Our purpo is to improve "Animal House" may yet mu t gath er at last 35 individuals as people, to tach leave it s mark at UCSD. members before gai ning them patience and the dil igence Sigma Phi Epsilon, a national recognition as an official Sig Ep of working with other people- fraternity whose San Diego c h a pt e r , accordin g to we are not just a drinking club," State chapter is one of SDSU's Dahlkamp. Official chapter he aid. more turbulent and vociferou recognition should come some "As long as a fraternity fraternities , is attempting to time in November 1980, he regist rs as a stud nt "colonize" here this summer estimates. organi zation, indicates its and coordinate a rush week for The Mickey' (Big Mouth) offi cers a nd has no discrimina interested a nd incoming Drinking Club here ha pledged tion in it constitution," Student tudents here early next fall their support of the fraternity. Affairs will offer no resistance, quarter. And even stud nl Steve according to Armitage. After spar e publici ty a nd "Belushi" Rosoff is planning on Armitage explained that the . four informal meetings, "Sig becoming a Sig Ep. moratorium was put into effect Ep" distric t governor Ed The Animal Hous e to end all gat ions that the Dahlkamp has "a nucleus of reputation and Vice Chancellor Student Affair office was individual. who want 10 become of Student Affairs Richard soliciting for a Greek system a full fledged c hapter. ~' Armitage's declared morator without proven student support. The nucleus, consisting of ium on approval of social "I am completely neutral" on five UCSD students, will fraternities do not worry (Please tum to pale 7) The Daily Guardian Page 3 The Daily Guardian Thurl., June 7, 1979 Thurl., June 7, 1979 , ASSOCIATED PRESS NEWS-BRIEFS i iiiJilil 2. 7 III Oeinion ! 71 ------. ---- ~I I .! lnl r rr Letters to the Editor ·The Daily Guardian IINT'L . IL- N_A_T-'L-----=-~I I STATE ErIc. JeIf~ Pope Returns Home Airline Lines Grow Deukmejian Subpeonaed EdItor News Editor Center Opponents Use 'Big Lie' LOS ANGELES (AP) - Attorney General (AP)-Airlines rolled out reserve pla nes a nd down the hiD at night to .wim in KRAKOW, Poland (AP) - Pope John Paul II George Deukmejian accepted a subpoena yesterday ICaIhr ttut. John Hondi'oa Editor: UCSD is what this referendum rerouted thousands of passengers Wednesday as the the chill waten of the Pacific. fl ew yesterday to this ancient city. scene of his years of _ through one of his aides - to testify about last Associate News Editor Associate News Editor Nixon built much 01 hi. is aD about. sudden grounding of a ll U.S. DC·IOs bumped 60,000 OR But wouldn't you rather be able confrontation with Poland's communist governme nt, April's search of the law offi ces of an a ttorney career the "Big Lie." The current facilities were to 70,000 people fr om hundreds of fl ights. ASUCSD commissioner Jon to .wim here? Wouldn't you designed for a student aft er ma king a n emotional appeal to workers to resist representing former Ll. Gov. Mervyn Dymally. atheist calls to abandon religion. Travelers grew wary, vacations were di srupted and But Deukmejian's a ttorneys will move T hursday to Bekken and hi. "coalition" have rather play lOur favorite sport population only haH the size we business a ppointments were missed as the 138 wide· here on a lighted Muir field? have now. Small wonder there's The fo rmer Cardinal Karol Wojtyla served as void the subpoenas. said Bob Cook, a spokesman for archbishop of Krakow, in southern Pola nd, before bodied jets we re ordered back to the ha ngars for more UCSD students are voting on Wouldn't you rather play overcrowding. Even Bekken the a ttorney general's office. racquetball here and not get being elevated to the papacy last October. It was in safety inspections. Deukmejian's subpoena was accepted by Deputy the recreotion cen.er issue himself admits "additional " I wonder what else is flying around up there with ripped oIf at some off-campus Krakow that he ha d sought greater religious freedom Attornev General William Pounders, Cook said. Cook through .oday. facilities are necessary." cracks in it ," mused Nick Kontras, a San Diego Third's the Name commercial court? Wouldn't for the 30 million members of the Roman Catholi ' also wa's ord red to a ppear in Van Nuys Munici pal Delaying even one year would attorney, as he waited a t Los Angeles International you rather mellow out here in hurch in Poland. ourt on Friday to testif y about the AprilS search of he process of naming Third CoUege has gone on so folowed their idol with a poster add enormously to the Airport for American Airlines to s.ubstitute a Boeing your own jacuzzi? Sure, construction cost. Please vote When the papal helicopter tou hed down in attornt!y Edward Masry's office. IT long that some San Diego newspaper reporters on the new student recreation downtown Kra kow, thousands of residents of the ci ty 707 for his fli ght. facilitiel. The proper relponse jacuzzi's are expensive at yes today. Vote yel! for yourself I write about it with open irony. In the most recent of luxury off-campus apartments, and the students who come after of 500,000 and from nearby towns had lined the to Bekken's Big Lie is simply the streds 10.deep to catch a glimpse of him - some several votes, Third's infinitely patient students facts. Read the voter yet they cost only 5% of the cost you. Two Unions Merge 411 Calls Not .Free? of a pool here. Students being standing for hours des[>ite a consta nt drizzlt' . approved "Third College" two-to-one margin; faculty information prepared by the ------able to enjoy themselves here at Mike Elcan WASHINGTON (AP) - Two of th e nation's SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Pacific Telephone ~mbers voted for the name by three-to-one. student election marshalls. It o. asked authority y sterday to charge customers can be found in the libraries and most powerful food industry unions formally Russian Torture Alleged rnakin~ rnore than 20 call s d month to directory at EDNA. ('olTl[>leted a merger yesterday to forlTl a 1,250,000· member gIant that b ('01Tl S th FL·CIO's largest assistance. Sixty percent of the faculty voted, and a quarter of the Read the voter information PE Department Wants The company's filing with the CalifornIa Public CHICAGO (AP) - Russian Baptist pastor Georgi I union. students cast ballots. Given the poor track record of and ask yourself the foUowing tilah l's ommission said directory assistance costs, Vin '. recently brought to this country as part of a Th 7:35.000'lTIember Retail Clerks International, administrators in adhering to community will on this questions. Is it at all reasonable More Than Expansion estimated at 12 mIllion a nnua lly , have almo t that all of the students and prisoner exchange. ~ ays the Soviet Union ha. 011 • of the nallon's fastest gro will ~ unions, voted at a issue and the certainty that many voters have been convention here to complete the abor movelTlent's tripled since 1965 . Even though few customers would professional architects and Editor: accurate statement. The imprisoned as many as 1,000 Ukrainian Baptists. biggest merger since {he AFL and 10 wed a quarter exceed the 20 call limit, the proposal would help cut alienated, turnout figures like that can only be interpreted budget analysts somehow objective of physical educators He says he knew of 10 who were tortured to death. In a student vote issue, I wm calls and hold down expenses. the compa ny said. as a popular grounds well more compelling than the overlooked inflation? Fat to encourage, abet, support Vins, a Ukrainian who himself served three prison of a ('entury News ~p-orts Spending Limit Would Hurt UCSD "Awesome" Upset Additional budget restraints first, said Assistant Deputy rate of inflation in the country, mer hanics of the initiative. beef up their base year 1M Volleyball Season Comes to Close are anticipated at UCSD next ControUer John Jervis. In that over 14 percent. This affects the "We don't want to b caught budgel. .. there are loopholes. University, who buys its with our pants down nlike we We're goi n!! to try and find them year with the expected passage case, the question would appear By Jon Goetz night, Art Sioate led his number cheerleaders gave the gym a of the GaM initiative. on th special ballot. supp lies and equipment in Dan were with 13,"said Assistant in these workshop sessions." Sport. Editor one seeded 6 x 10" team past big-time atmosphere while the The initiative would put Jervis states those fi gures supplies and equipment in San Auditor Bruce Englehart. Oakes said he imagined Men's' intramural voDeyball Hele-On 15-4, 15-12. 6 x 10" Ball Smashers won a ti ght game would allow "no more then a 10 Diego, he said. ' The State Auditors many people were trying to ceiling on state spending, ended Tuesday in a flurry of "mowed their way through their over F-Troop, 10-15. 15-10, percent ceiling on sta te "We've already had to Association is holding three increase their buse budgets as indexing it to inflation. The "six and violence" at the gym . competition," according to 1M 15-10. spending in California." absorb a constrained budget workshops in California much as possible, ' bllt the spending limit will be calculated Third·place league AAA czar Scott Berndes, roUing to a UCSD's rate of inflation is with the passage of proposition educating pa rticipants on the University doesn't have the through the federal Consumers finisher Six and Violence upset 20-1 final record. The team was Mike Bailek and Moonho about 12 percent, according to 13," Oakes said, citing last languag of the initiative and power or the desire to do thal." Price . Index and will make league champ "Awesome in the formed through Chuch Lee domina ted the a ttack campus budget officer Robert year's department budget cuts, "what we can do to prott'cI allowances for population finals 15- 13, 12-15, and 15·9. Malenbah's voUeyball class in against F-Troop, who barely increases. Oakes. With the current on top of frozen salaries for ourselves, ' said Englewood. The initiative will add the 10 AS Accepts Behind the play of Ralph the PE department. made it to the finals themselves. Riding on the "Spirit of 13", escalation in the rate of University staff. F-Troop was down 13-2 in the Local governments are percent inflation increa e to the Hayward, DaM Rudnick, and the initiative will be on the inflation, Oakes said it was Bernard Figuracion, S& V Single A play had the "lowest third game of their semifinals preparing for the expected 10 78-79 fiscal year budget. November ballot unless likely this will increase. Vending avenged a loss to Awesome ability level...but the excitement match against the 7 Horseman, percent spending limit by ending in June 30. Englewood Governor Brown calls a special Oakes pointed out that San earlier in the season. was the highest," said Berndes. two points away from an abrupt election for busing question Diego experiences the hi ghest educating officials on the said, "Anyone has a chance to the Proposal In the AA play Tuesday ~ , A vibrant crowd a nd end to their season, when they (Continued from page 1) took the next 13 points to Skills SQrely- Lacking. Saxon Faults Montalvo said. "This is a lmost advance to the finals. fift y percent of our budget. " Women's Volleyball, with by Both Sides As a result of the two Coming Attractions far the most provocative team 'Food Science' Needed (Continued from page 1) increases, the Council decided names in intra murals this Academic Senate, is an advisor to substantially cut its own Early Sports spring, finished up their season (Continued from ,.,. 2) Students could organize horne make the addition gently and expend itures. This involved play last Tuesday. Eva's design, and conawner science economics-related c lubs. smoothly. But someday, UCSD to the Regents and will be Three sports will start ~p in September before classes begin. allowed to speak if he desires. e lim ina ting " unnecessary" Men's soccer begins practice September 4 at 10 am on Muir Beava's, sparked by their areas. Retention problems would will harbor its own home spending among Council namesake Eva Ljungwe's Granted, the university could subside_ The bookstore could economics program. Field. Women's volleyball players meet at the gym at 5 pm , Saxon told the press that members who, Montalvo said, September 10, for their first practice_ Men's water polo starts "super spiking", took two merely shrug off the concept of sell additional merchandise and . Administrators should be less never had their budgets straight from triple sets, 15- 11 , home economics and direct' there are no contingency plans September 15 at lOam in the natatorium. to replace McElroy if he should scrutinized in the past. 15-9. The Beava's, with several interested students to other state Adminstrators should be le~ secretive Final Week Pool Hours resign. He added that only the Last night's vending vote , The pool will be open for recreation swim during finals week former intercollegiate players, institutions where such practical had "most of the talent" in the and take open pride i~ their plans for a Regents have the right to ends a year of controversy to give students a chance to relax and cool down from their learning is already offered. . league according to Berndes. But with the addition of home home economics department, for they are appoint or remove UC concerning the administration's studies. They will be open from 7:30-9 am, 12·2 pm. 4-6 pm , economics department here, chan ellors. summer decision to transfer and 7 :30· 10 pm. vending revenue from the Summer Clubs We Dig Balls scored a couple men and women of all cultural planning for a more well-rounded UCSD. of quickies from Larry's background s will learn to He declined to speculate on coll eges to HFS. Three dubs will be meeting this summer for recreation whether he would ask for privilege card holders. The Outing Club will be renting out Liquida~on Lazars in single A become more self-sufficient increase their profits. secretive and take open pride in The AS responded by championship play, 15-12, 15- while at the same time pursuing Clearly, this university needs their plans for a home McElroy's resignation if the backpacking and camping equipment. A noon conditioning initiating a Vending Awareness 9. The teams I split in prior the academic excellence only a a home economics department. economics department, for they Academic Senate's mail vote dub, under the direction of Joellen Barnett, wal hold daily results were si milar to the Week in March, followed by exercise and calisthenic sessions five days a week. The Karate league play, but players Jayne fine university can provide. I ts realization will take years of are planning for a more well· two machine boycolls_ Bronson, Susie Moyes, and Think 01 the implications. administrative initiatives to rounded .UCSD. Mandeville Auditorium vote. club will open workouts for students and faculty of all ability levels from 5-6 pm daily with advisor AI T sai. player/coach Susan Robb gave Intramural Volleyball era battled la.t week for the the team a lift in the finals. championships. GuorcIi.n "'- bJ Ken Krewn June 18 ...... 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Armitage Goes Slow on Approval lot," said Shanahan, "it is "I would like a paper that becoming more socially oriented; the nerd is not winning Retnakes, Ripoffs, Sequels requests and states the rea!lons in the nation, with 210 chapters, people ." They " do not according to SK rush out all the time." Shanahan why Greek organizations would may not have the strength to chairwoman Katherine Cohen. encourage people to take hopes that the advent of be advantageous to the survive the opposition of fa culty control of their lives," he said, After attracting five charter fraternities will build a university." and administrators possessed members, SK has now become Make Up Sumtner Cinema Another downfall of foundation for a Greek system If that occurred Armitage with the image of a strictly fraternities is the financial a self·sufficient chapter with a at UCSD. said he would appoint a task educational and research considerations, according to membership of 25, Cohen said. Summer is time for a cluster original ended, and it focuses on eleventh Bond film , is a liberal force committee to advise him , oriented university at UCSD, Bekken, " Poor people cannot Cohen called SK a "complete Indeed, UCSD appears to of major releases, and this Rocky's romance with Adrian adaptation of Ian Fleming's He would then hold a ~ublic according to Armitage. afford frats, " he remarked, sisterhood," stating that have become more socially summer brings the usual mix of and his rematch with ApoUo novel. Roger Moore is back as hearing to debate the Issue, _ Sig Ep is burdened with a calling the m "upper class elitist fraternities at UCSD will have to oriented. This year at least four hopeful and hopeless films. In Creed. Superficially the film Bond, Michael Lonsdale plays which could later result in a history of discrimination. In the groups," show they are more than "a big new clubs almost singularly keeping with this year's clone may sound more like a remake the evil genius, Lois Chiles is the student referendum, 1950's they did not admit The only benefit Bekken party group. " Referring to devoted to the producing of trend, the summer will mainly than a sequel but Rocky II love interest and Richard Kiel Armitage sees housing as blacks and still suffer from the foresees with the advent of returns as Jaws. The plot deals offer remakes, rip·offs, sequels offers the characters as another area of possible conflict repercussions now, fraternities is increased housing of a space Armitage wonders if there might be a and a "prequel." changing individuals. The with the hijacking between the university and an Dahlkamp said Sig Ep is no alternatives. One promising sequel is preview footage of Rocky II shuttle and it requires a lot of establis hed fraternity. Using longer discriminatory and even Alternative housing is need to Htake steps to police adherence to gadgetry. Moonraker opens at Rocky II, with Sylvester reveals that Stallone has , university owned land for a frat has an auxilliary division called probably Dahlkamp's least Stl,lllone, Talia Shire, Burgess maintained the charm of the UTC. house is a possibility, according Little Sisters for female concern. But he insists he is non-discrimination. " Meredith, Carl Weathers and original. Rocky II will open at to ' For connoisseurs of high concerne d with improving Burt Young returning in their UTC and Center 3 Cinemas. many fraternities' " Animal social events have been formed. class trash there will be Sidney individuals and ma king them original roles. This time Stallone House" reputation, Cohen said, What originated as Fogcullers Sheldon's Bloodline. Blood· "socially productive people," will also be directing. The story "in the public eye of UCSD has blossomed to a Sid Vicious Sylveate~ StaUone appean in Rocky II. Dracula, loosely adapted line boasts a fine cast which "We take a rough dia mond picks up moments after the from the Broadway play, takes that's all we have seen of them." Memorial, a SI. Patril:k's J)ay a romantic approach to the includes Audrey Hepburn, with little or no social graces, Alpha Omicron Pi president Annual and a Grateful Dead relatively immature, and we Bram Stoker creation. Frank James Mason and Maximilian Kathleen Shanahan, however, Festival, in addition to two polish and hone it. That is what Langella recreates hi s Schell. The film is sure to finds it "exciting for fraternities Rocktoberfests and the Second Records/AlmelTomnbs a fraternity should give," said Broadway role of a seductive include murder, sex, glamour to come to UCSD," Fraternities Annual Thumper Nationals. Dahlkamp, Dracula and will be joi ned by Sir and cardboard characters. Laurence Olivier. DirectorJohn Bloodline opens at the Loma, OAP publicit.\' commission What Color Ate His Eyes? er Bob Spielman sees SOAP Badham says the film has a Kids (and adults) have two HWe take a rough diamond with little or\ Joe Jackson - I. SIte Really Barry/Ellie Greenwich/George lyrical content (what lillie there nightmarish atmosphere a,nd it films to look forward to this no social graces, relatively immature, as "practically a fraternity." Going Out WrtItHim?(A&M "Shadow" Morton composition is of it), but its connotations aims to frighten audiences. summer - Walt Disney's 101 "We have pledges, no female .ingle). which has become one of the all· symbolize the song's - and the DracuJa, containing a number Dalmations and The Muppet and we polish and hone it. " members, and a Mecca Hills she really gom, out time camp classics of pop band's - basic approach: of well· guarded special effects, Movie. Kermit's rags.to·riches in it iation. The thing that · separates us from frats is that with him?" music. But "Leader of the Crude and trashy. opens Friday the 13th of July at success story is the focal point of Another issue that concerns and sororities "create social ties I o we program university.wide The question seemed Pack" is much more than mere Now English singer/song· Fashion Valley. The Muppet Movie, but all the Dahlkamp, administrators and and promote a social life outside innocent enough in 1964. Mary camp: Under the dominant writer Joe Jackson has taken familiar muppet characters will interested students is student parties and events. We are of campus," said Shanahan. basically a programming and Maryanne wondered to direction of producer Morton the phrase one step further, Ever wonder what Butch also appear. The film guest reaction to a first. time each other if Betty was really (Janis Ian, New York DoUs, employing it not as a and Sundance would have stars Orson Welles, Mel fraternity . According to Shanahan remembers organization, " going out with that biker like Vanilla Fudge) the Shangri-Las throwaway opening line but as been , Ii ke before Paul Brooks, Richard Pryor and Klc:h8,ra Armitage Dahlkamp, "sororities have AOPi's uphill battle at UCSD in Spielman commented that everyone said she was, so they created one of their typically one·half of the chorus of his first Newman and Robert Red- Steve Martin, and it will have a Considering the members. proven the interest on campus." the fa ce of unending negative SOAP has written to fraternities aaked her: "Betty, is that _ intense and melodramatic American single, a song he ford? Well, Butch and score by Paul' Williams and prices of available in But Armitage, who has first· Sigma Kappa, the second opinion. "You have to prove asking for information, and is Jimmy's ring you're' weari",?" performances and turned the cunningly titles " Is She Really Sundance: The Early Yean Kenny Ascher, Both films open Jolla, a frat house will not be an hand experience with the Greek sorority successfully established yourself, you have to show you conside ri ng becoming a 1hey weren't prepared for the song into an almost convincing Going Out With Him?" (The will answer your question. This at UTe. immediate concern of Sig Ep, s y s t e mat 0 h i 0 S tat e at UCSD, began with a girl's are doing something for the fraternity this summer. SOA P outpouring of grief that ode to teenage rebellion on the other half: " Is she really gonna film is the predecessor (or Lost and Found a'ppears fo said Dahlkamp, although they University, labeled the note on a c halkboard , campus," she remarked. would still remain strictly a foBowed, a. Betty painfully order of the '50s motorcycle take him home tonight?" - "prequel") to George Roy Hill 's be a take off on A Touch of would eventually pursue the fraternity's -effect upon the programing organization, unfolded a tale of teen love movie The Wild Onei. apparently of Jackson's own successful Butch Cauidy and Oall with both films using possibility of a frat house. morale of students as a main Ch II R Spielman said, with members thwarted by parental "Is she really going out with invention.) Unsurprisingly, it lheSundanceKid,andit looks Glenda Jackson and George New members must pay an concern,fearingthepossibility ance or eview being free to belong to the displeasure and abruptly ended him?" is possibly the phraae makes for a great hook; at the outlaws as young men. Segal as misfit lovers. The initial $25 pledging fee and a of selective exclusion. He fraternity or to both, said by her boyfriend's death most instantly identified with , however, the remainder of the William Goldman allain writes advance promotions suggest $90 initiation fee at the time of wonders if there might be a need Spielman. (suicide?) in a fiery motorcycle pop camp (a close runner· up is song fails to impress - it's the script but Richard Lester the film favors sight gags and official chapter recognition. to "take steps to police (Continued from page 1) Lakoff said. d crash on a "rainy, rainy night." "What color are his eyes?" - everything "New Rose" isn't: takes ~il the directing. lester, that Segal and Jackson will Dahlkamp said these fees make adherence to non-discrimina· concerns," Saxon said. UCSD physics professor SOAP is coor inating a Betty had to endure not only her from the Shangs' "Give Him A It's slick and civilized - and with his exuberant style, should have to take a lot of pratfalls. up the total source of capital for tion." Lakoff, who voted against William Frazer, chairman of the "rush" for the beginning of next 'Own feeli:cof guilt, but also the Great Big Kiss"), an association BORING, as well. kee p the fi 1m properly The film opens at Fashion. the national structure of Sig Ep, Commissioner of Student h ' h' h th statewl'de academl'c senate, said YCear in conjunction pwith the . ed b h D ned J J k bei d f W If J h B kk f kl t e mohon W IC set up e ommissioner 0 f rogram· uncompre nding attitudes of recogmz y I e am ,one oe ac son is . °ng viewe lighthearted. Butch and After losing a bout with A portion of the national ees e are 0 n e en ran y senate review process, said the two review processes "fit ' ''B B' " her peers: "I felt so helpless/ of the first British punk bands. by some as the first in a possible Sundance will now bear enough comedy, Clint Eastwood returns are set aside for houses, said states, "I will challenge them ,if yesterday it mighltend to make together." "We (the Assembly) ming 5 izarre, barrel a What could I do?! Re- They used it as the first line of long line of £Jvis Costello resemblance to the oriainals to to action adventures wl'th Dahlkamp. they register as a student UC h II " wanted to have a part of the program with exhi its rom mbe II th he, g liN R" rd I he ' h Ie J'" UC " Th , the c ance ors worry too various student organizations. ~_ ring a I e things we'd twhilrhson lewsed°~'19a7rec7 °nd cthe°neCs; 15 muc d ss. ust has maintain continuity between the Escape to Alcalraz. The film is Until two years ago orlgambzabon'b ey are hnot much about placating all the review process that involved the As far as fraternities go "it l veen throu.~h/ n school they all . c wsid~sreedea th In h JiBed a rlModstriPpeL do(wn I e films. The film opens at Center based on a true incident and it San ta Ba rba r a had Sno e i g i e e cha ubs ~ t e y various constituencies." senates to a greater degree," J'ust has not gotten off the atop and stare/ I can't hide my IS con er e sort· ·v ongina l ern overs among ,3 Cinemas. should please Eastwood fans fraternities. This year their ig d iscriminate on t e aSls 0 f sex. Frazer said. SO tears! I J'ust don't carel I'D never group's finest hour (although it's others) in assembling their who were dl'sappol'nted WJ'th his Ep fraternity was the recipient of It is falsifying women," The threat of a negative S d h bl ground" das fadr Sas I AP"Ais lorget him ... 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NO Gas shoItage - who's fault? troubled economy? ~ are scientists trying to get our attention? only with this ad ACTION AT ITS ANEST 810 La Jolla Village Florists includes shampoo, scissor cut, A DOUBlE FEA lURE In University Towne Centre FRIDAY JUNE • PM and blow dry usa 2722 AUDITOIIIUM • ucso acroll from the Sears Garden Shop personal consultations and precision TONIGHT AH) SAnnDAY 453-5022 cuts that arc just ri,ht for you ... AT 7:00 PM USB 2722 $1.50 eox OfFICE .&i.1 863 Hornblcnd Pacific Beach 488-5676 The Daily Guardian Page 9 PaceS The Daily Guardian Thun., June 7, 1979 Thurs., June 7, 1979 New Freshman Unready For Rigors Department Standards for T A Sampled By Teresa Tokar crying" of students and resist By Expectations, Performance Checked SWfWriter lowering their academic ~a~~~~t~on :!l~dE~:~~:ti~~t:';e~i;~i: :~ Have you ever wondered requirements which must be Many high IChooi jraduates Many Have Academic Deficiencies standard for them. "When today enter UCSD with students demand to be taught what qualified a T.A. to attempt omplaints in the past five or six undergraduate T.A's,who are "because 99% of the literature fulfilled, depending on what subltantial deficiencies in mathematics, said many formulas' and derive the right annoyed at people who take well, they'll be taught well ," he to bring clarity to murky years." Wills also commented in charge of the sections. The graduate students go on to year they are in. academic skills, which hamper students "don't have sufficient answers than to teach the time to stop and consider and said. lectures or comb tangles from that he is "distressed" about the professor, graduate T.A., and become coll ege teachers." Drama their ICholastic perfonnance in ereparation in Algebra and thought process." A major get things done slowly. To think Muir College Coordinator assigned material? T .A.'s have lack of student feedback. Most undergraduate T .A .'s meet The Literature ·r.A .'s are Drama T .A.'s are allocated colege, according to instructors Trigonometry," either because . problem Thess has noticed in clearly and to the point about and Advisor Kay Reynolds. assumed an important role at of us rely on the CAPE reports," once weekly. required to go to lectures and on the basis of need for and academic advisors at the student neglected to take the his students is "a weakness in something, people must reject said, " many of our new U C SO; many perform a ll the he concluded. Problems wit h T . A .' s are not confer with the professor once a un d erg r ad u ate cI ass e s, v UCSD and local high neceaaary math courses in high rational thinking. ' the idea that they have to act fr eshmen indicate to us thallhey tutorial, a nd grading functions Plychology frequent in the Psychology week. Many professors go to according to Dr. Michael IChools. school, or received inadequate Some feel that the factors spontaneously." don't take challengi ng courses which are so essentia l in All graduate students have to d partment although th ey do section and look at papers to Addison, drama department Eric Watkins, director of the instruction in their high school responsible for the deficiencies Others feel that the schools .during their senior year;" it is determing gra d e point serve as a T.A. in one course exist. A ccording to Fantino, make sure the grading is being chairman. The T.A.'s are all Muir Composition Program, math courses. in the learning skills of college are to blame for not adequately "more social." averages. each year, said Dr. Edmund T .A.'s often don't go to lectures done properly, according to graduate students and because said that most students in the "10 Calculus, we oIten have frel hmen may stem from our preparing students for college. She added that consequently, Each deparment at UCSD Fantino, the psychology and when students ask specifi Wright. there is a limited number of wriIint COWles "don't seem to to stop and explain a concept media·oriented society. Third Thiess feels that most UCSD most freshmen have problems has a set of requirements that a department's graduate advisor. questions about what happened " Wed 0 n' t of te n get drama graduate students, there know how to analyze well, and which the student should have College A cademic Advisor potential teaching assista nt There are no departmental rules in class, the T.A. isn't prepared. comments or complaints," he is usuall y a shortage. In spite of they don't know what kinds of learned in high school," he said. Janet Lynn said, "I think the " ... many students are just outright lazy must fulfill. The requirements co ncerning unde rgraduate He or she won't answer the said , "but if a student has a this , said Addison, there is an tIanp they need to support their Theiss explained that 10 years whole focus has shifted /rom the are geared to the individua l T.A.'s in the Psyc'hology question or says "you don't problem that can't be resolved attempt to match the T.A. with own opinion. Some don't know ago, the UCSD Math written word to the spoken and don't want to work. Teachers slack department, and supposedly department, although they are need to know that," when with the T.A, the professor will the individual class. how to think very dearly, or department offerings began word. The format has changed 011 and don't get much response, so they reflect the needs of the students required to have ta ken the actually the student may be generally say, "I'll read all the Vilual Arts how to expreu their ideal with Calculus courses, but now from the traditional (writing), to t ' ,. in the department's classes. course and received a n A. responsible for the material. papers that you've written, and A T.A in the Visual Arts clearly." offerl claues in Algebra and the visual (i,e. television). expec .ess. A general survey was made According to Fa ntino, Literature if I think you deserve the better department must be a graduate Students are not reading as students are as interested in with time management. "They of six departments. An effort graduate T .A.'s have contact Only Ph.D. candidates in grade, we'll see." student o e Ropid, accurat. Je"etarial ,.,yic• . 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But, the same crew Peters would like to work in The face of Tracy Peters, a has worked with her for two television. She, was offered a UCSD freshman, is known to years, and she likes the photo part, but the deal fell through. "I millions, yet not many of her sessions now. "We're like one would have had to move to fellow students recognize her as big family. Most of the crew is Hawaii," she says. "Also, I she walks around campus. She Japanese, but some members would have left high school and is the "Coca-Cola girl" in Japan ..... are American," she says. broken up my famay since I was Peters has modelled and Cultural or linguistic barriers under-aged and would have filmed commercials for Coca· are not a problem, she says. n e eded a guardian to Cola of Japan since 1977. Since working with the crew, the accompany me." "They chose me because young model has learned some Recently , Peters was they wanted the California Japanese. Also, an interpretor interviewed on KPOL radio in look," she says. She got the job is always available on the set. Los Angeles, and during the on herfirst interview as a model. Peters is featured on cut-out summer Teen magazine will "I guess I was lucky." doUs , posters, and matchbooks run an indepth interview withthe All her featured photos in her Japanese advertisements. seventeen-year-old model. assc!'i(-.te her with sports. "They " It feels weird to see me on the Reactions to her success from show me walking on the beach posters," she said, "as if her friends have been favorable, with a surfboard, ready to enter someone took my face and put it but she says some acquain the water or on a cliff, preparing on another body." tances have taken advantage of to hang-glide." . Fame has brought some her success. Some even The sponsors are nervous unusual problems. " People introduce themselves as her about their representative. come up to me and ask me if I friends when applying at "They call me the 'Coke Klutz,' really like Coca-Cola," Peters modeling agencies. she says. She got this nickname said. She also gets fan mail, and Burger King , Shaklees', and when .he tripped over her has about ten Japanese men Kelloggs all feature her in flipper. as she walked along the who write her on a regular basis. advertisements. When her beach in Hawaii. When She answers all fan mail herself. contract with Coca-Cola runs working, she is not allowed to "They're writing from so far out in 1980, she's unsure of her surf or hang-glide. "They're away, and it seems like they're future . "If they offer me another afraid I'D break a leg." writing to someone else," she job, J'II stay with them. If not, J'II Guardian photo by Mall Ciedl When she started, she was says. move. along to other things." UCSD freshman Tracy' Peters is the "Coca-~ola Gi'rl" in Japan. 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