-Volume 21, Number.8 UNIVERSITY Of CALIFORNIA, SAN DIEGO Friday, February 1, 1974 The Decl i ne of Activism: Part III

John Taylor Hitch had told the board UC needed 5374 issues,. the efforts of the mass of activists Shore Patrol . (It was noted that he had million to continue its present growth. turned toward the escalating war in been AWOL for 37 days) All three stated When UCSD students arrived on Thus, the potential for student Vietnam. their opposition to the war mach ine, and campus for the 1%9-1970 school year, "unrest" was significant. That potential October 15 marked the first National the "process of dehumanization which Richard Nixon's promise of a "secret was fully realized during the 1969-1970 Vietnam Moratorium Day ..Speakers at makes men into blind killers of their plan" for peace in Indochina was nearly a school year, the subject of this article, the day-long rally included Revelle fellowmen." year old. 29,000 more men of collqe age the third of a four-part series on activism Provost (r1ow Vice-Chancellor) Paul During the same week, In a poll In were drafted that October, compared to at UCSD. Saltman, ph ilosophy professor Herbert which 37 percent of UCSD and UCLA 13,800 during the same month in 1968 In September of the year before, Marcuse (whose continued presence on tudents participated, Angela Davis was [and compared to 25,900 in June, and the Eldridge Cleaver, who was at the time campus owed to Chancellor McGill's supported against the Regents nearly month the President announced that under fire from the Regents as a result of courageous trickery of the year before), nine to one. In the same poll, 79 percent troop cutbacks were to begin.] his . lecturing at Berkeley in a social and several otner members of the of the UCSD students responding stated Also, on September 19, the Rqents analysis course, addressed an anxious faculty. their disfavor with the war in Vietnam, directed UC president Charles Hitch "to group of students in the gym . The next The day before the moratorium, two and supported immediate troop with­ take steps to terminate Miss [Angela] year, 1969, saw Angela Davis, in equal UCSD students had announced intent to drawls. It was an 'impressive indication of Davis' University appointment [as an disfavor with the Regents, address turn in their draft cards, while a member a concern that, trengthened later by assistant professor of philosophy at members of the community on the of the Air Force burned his military 10 events international and local, built to a UCLA] in accordance with rqular Revelle plaza. Her speech followed card on the campus. Upon leaving, he climax in the spring of that year. procedures as prescribed in the Standing. condemnation by the UCLA and UCSD was arrested and handed over to the Continued on Page 15 Orders of the Regents." Their resolution Academic Senates of the Regents' action followed receipt by the Regents of a against her. letter from Ms. Davis in which she ad­ As Cleaver's speech had begun a mitted membership in the Communist preoccupation with the actions of the Student Center Opening Party. Regents, Davis' address marked the end And finally, Governor Reagan, stating of it. for although concern for the ac­ "every state agency has fat that can be tions of the UC governing body would Postponed at Least Two Months trimmed," recommended a 5289 millioh continue throughout the year with budget to the Reaents for the University. opposition to tuition and a few other by James G. Solo of th tudent ntre, aid munication , confl ic t "th unofficial date for b tw en arlou group and The new tud nt Centr opening the centre i March in orne case negligence by $25 Available for Renters plagued with numerou 1 if all go well. " various officials and d lays , b auro rati Th entre wa originally ommitt e bungling, and disorganized plann d to open January 1 Bookman aid that "there Refunds of $25 are person or corporation on or income, not on the amount planning has po tponed its of thi y ar It ha been have b n numerous avai lab le to most UC b fore March 1, 1973 is of rent paid Rate follow : op ning by at lea t two delayed du to numerou hange In th onglnal tudents from the State of e ligible. . months. In Ian 01 dl organized plan for th building " H California due to the - To receive the refun- AdJusted Gross Credit Mark Bookman, Dire tor pldnnlng and rom - Continued on Page 14 " Renter's Tax Relief" dable tax redit, file a Income provision of the Senate Bill California State Income Tax 90 of the 1972 session of the Return on or before April Under S5000 . S25 legislature. Also known as 15, 1974, using form 540. $5000-S5999 S30 Women's Union to Hold the "Moretti-Reagan" tax - Whether or not state S6OOO-S6999 S35 relief compromise, the bill income tax is owed th S7000-S7999 $40 provides S25 to S45 check for the amount ~f the S8000 & up S45 Organizational Meeting refundable income tax credit will be paid by the State. --Forms are o~tainable credit for 1973 renters. The Women's Union will that the Women' Union wom n' tudl -related -To prove having rented from the Franchi e Tax Over SO,OOO UC students m t on 'Tu sday, february can produ tlvely move Into book , to be ubmitted to are eligible for refunds before March 1 1973 Board Office, most Po t 5, at 3 p m. in the n h Rowl . and open In tht:- r I<;h Bowl U 0 librar colle<.livn under the provisions listed answer the questi~s on th~ Offices, and mo t other on the w('st id of the MUir In Marc h rt'qu ~t back of form 540. All in- place when> federal in­ below. Further information common afetena Ta~k Td~k for bing (;21 hdd- are om i available from the State formation is given under co~e tax form are for e are being formed on planned are mltte to onduct a urvey Franchise Tax Board in the the penalty of perjury. availabl . women's net.>d and th (1) l ibrary r mmlttee to of h IId - are ervlce area - The amount of credit is - Filch rwr on In rl groliP po sibllitie of re olving le\eM h and draw up .waddbdlt and need\ - Anyone renting from a ba ed on adJustt'd gross Continued oft Pale 14 .tho. (' II""d .1l l ie. D. " r('(JU(' t.. for f minI t ilnd Continued on Paae 14 F~s,~eet~s,Speeches Freshmen Seminars: Impoundment of Stray Dogs to Start Soon by Roberta Rehm AI Ra, ~ nvlro nm e nt al ~otuncennents Low some mE'c hanical I'ffort It hdlard Th(>[(' ilff' a lot of M ore tha n 25 peopl!' Hl'alth and Sa fpty Officer, would 1)(' great .. clogs who ar!'n' fripnd ly to A panel of ac.tlvlst~ In th!' N<1tlvl' Al1l1'rlt,ln ,trugglt' In A Different have been bitten by dogs addpd, " It's going to be a Wprn Pr stated , "Onp of pv{'rybody .. San Diego County Will 'Iwar.. on Il'bru,u, 1 II1I'Y'''11I over thE' f'l ast thrE'E' years on dual pffort of Identifying tht' things WI' rl'ali/ (' "bout report on th!' ~trugglt' to clc'fpnd \\ ,lIN ,Inci 1,lno righI, Many students and Blows thp UCSD campus. In thp animal and the Dpans people who do br Ing t hei r agaimt the encroac hmml 01 I,mel dl'vplopl'r'> faculty members are addilton, there have bCE'n talking to the students animals on campus is that Sp!'akers Include Ron Albu 01 thl' C.liltornlil Inrll,lf) r('luctant to co-opprate In problem s with dog drop- involved If it's a pu rl' stray they don't have adequate legal ervlc!'s In r S( onolel() Educational Approach alleviati ng th(' dog problem pings. we will make thp place to keE'p them We like Also speaking wllllw I n,d R ,1 Natlvp by Roberta Rehm Cleo M alo ne, M uir mechanica l effort of to have them make other because they don't want " to American lawypr tell" on friends " If there are and Cbeap RC's ident Dean, sta ted, "You picking th dog up and arra ngements, t hough If The panel Will bl' Iwld ,ll 4h lC, FI (""Ion Blvd 1,,111 and professor haven't lived until you've preparing it to be se nt away th y rea lly love their dog ~tude n ts Diego, on r rlday, I pbruar, 1, ilt 1\ 00 P m Twenty-three "Freshman Seminars" were held fall who are complain ing about quarter for the first time at UCSD . Chancellor William b' ...... "_ bee n walking around late at as a st ray" they will try to make other lor further information (ont,'ll t the mtlltant forum ,11 Shots ni ght and you've stepped in Rae ('ontinued, "What arrang m nts" dogs in a pa rt icular area , 280-1292 McElroy originated the idea of the seminars which had they ca n help us and help two primary purposes . One was to integrate incoming piles of dog shit." we're rea lly tryin g to do o n R ae co nt i n ue d , In rp sponse to these this is to get som kind of a "Every body has a reaso n for the problem if th ey m ake students into the university community in a personal, so me att mpt to get the academically valuable way. The other was to introduce The French Collection problems and the recent feeling over to th e students wanting to bring a dog but license numb r of th e dog If MECHA IS raffling two ltckets to th£' los Angel(>s lIob freshmen to the world of university research . ri se in the number of dogs that there is a problem with to have their dog here is an The French language has the reputation of being the on campus, the Deans and the animal s and if we can inconvenience to o thers it 's poss ible or possibly Dy lan (OncNt to bp held Wed , I £'b 11. 1974 R.,ffl£, According to Dr. Paul Saltman, Vice Chancellor of most romantic language in the world. This, obviously, is make an anonymous call on cha nces are one dollar $1 buys a chanc of g!'\lll'g two Academic Aftairs, "It's a chance to get acquainted, sort Res ident Dean s of the do it without ever invoking There is also a level of "Drugs and Behavior" a spurious rumor-no doubt started by the French . About co lleg s, in co-operation -~------, who the dog m ay belong to Dy lan concert tickets of to make a focal point contact with a person in a field the only people who believe it are the French . Anyone We'll be glad to take It from Raffle chances are being sold by M[CHA membE'rs -­ that may be of interest ." With the Office of Fn ­ Uses and effects of drugs on our lives and our culture else who believes it probably hasn't the brain capacity vlronm ntal Health and there." Wern er's ex tension a table has been set up at Revelle Plaza -- the winning Chancellor McElroy invited faculty and student is 123 1. will furnish the t~eme for a UCSD Fxtension series to perform the autonomic functions without conscious Safety are attempting to ticket will be picked and announced Tues rpb 12. 1;1 participation in letters sent last summer and stressed the effoit. These people are halfway to being French . All noon at Revelle Plaza ror more Info, or tukeh opening Feb. 5. warn students to keep their Rae stresse d that group more purely voluntary nature of the non-credit seminars. 109 they lack is another accident of birth and a brick in their M[CHA xl077. 250 Me dog at home If they of dogs, such as those con t ~ct freshmen participated during the fall quarter and 44 are mouths. Under the general title " Drugs and Behavior", talks on ca n not be persuaded to frequ ntly running around still involved in groups that decided to extend their French has the added distinction of being thought of six Tuesday evehings will cover specific topics including seminars into the winter quarter. keep their dogs at home, UCSD get into more trouble as a beautiful language. The subtle hand of the French is "Day of Judgement :' a full color film production. I~ treatment of severe psychiatric disorders, drug ad­ Saltman stated, "To the best of my knowledge, the th e Dean s will enlist the aid t h an single do gs . He evident in this regard also. It's easy to see how this one the first documentary of th Middle East", ar The ftlm diction, hallucinogens" "intelligence enhancement," response of the faculty who taught it was a joyous one. of a group of students and recalled, "A couple of years got started. When a country has no other justification Includes footage from the front lines, and follows the and the action of drugs on the brain. They very much liked students who came in. In set out to pick up un leashed ago we had a blind person th~ for its continued existence, it can always claim that its reactions to the war from the first mobilization on Yom talking to a tew of the students who participated, they dogs and take them to the o n campus, attending a language is better than others. . Kippur to the painful establishment of the CE'aseflre Meeting time each week is 7 p.m . in Room 2100 of the seemed to like it a great deal also." ci ty Animal Shelter. on ference, who had a As we all know, this is not so. In fact, the French In trodUCing the ftlm Will be a mldler who fought on the Basic Science Building, UCSD School of Medicine. I n the near future,ac­ s E'i ng eye dog and several Dr. Dennis Fox, professor emeritus, who taught a language rates somewhere between cave painting and front lines, and he Will answer questions after the film seminar on " Coloration in the animal kingdom", stated, cording to Joe W ern er, of the dog~ who war as 'In effective means of communication. l3ecau e thiS film IS In su h demand, It Will be shown Coordinator will be David S. Segal, Ph . D .. a "The students were brighteyed, well dressed, respectful [nvironmental Health and were running free agitated Is it mere coincidence that the first cave paintings only once In San Diego ThiS Will be on February 9, 7 30 psychopharmacologist who is an assistant professor of and really wanted to learn something." Safety Technician , "There the sE'eing eye dog, and were discovered in France, or was it God's joke on that pm, UCSD Bldg USB. Room 2622 Tickets can hI' psychiatry at the School of Medicine. According to Dr. Dr. Roy Pearce, Dean of Graduate Studies, stated, "I wi ll be a time set as ide for somebody on campus went country? Many people know of the existence of these purcha ed at th door or the ticket counter In Urey Hall Segal , the series will give " an overview of what is known enjoyed myself." Dr. Pearce plans to meet with his picking up dogs that are caves. What most people don't realize is that these . seen in the area ." L ______-' 50 Will be charged for students, 7,)( for othpr., today in this area ." group later this quarter to follow up on his seminar that continued on page 14 paintings were not the work of some primitive culture, lor further Information call Beth -tprn 4~ Hl632 one titled, " Poetry: New, Newer, Newes!." but were the product of France's Golden Age. (They .. • .. .. II For registration information , please telephone 453- A few problems developed during the course of the ?DOO, extension 2061 . thought it was gold, anyway. It's turning green now and seminars . One was presenting highly technical material they're trying to sell it for scrap .) Another point to keep Candy Companies' Policy: "Let Them' Eat Cotton" at a level that freshmen with little or no background Professor Geoffrey Moore, h ad of thp 0 partment at in minp is that while these paintings were made, French , by Holly Hitzemann could understand. Another was that of encouraging full American tudlE's at the University 01 Hull rngldnd, and as a spoken and written language, existed in a form U SO, all I not I ft to as to lust what coats those With th e recent increase 1968 " a noted authority on modern Am rlcan po try , has be n Continued on Page 15 similar to the language now mumbled in France. The m ystery and despair T h o~e nutty clusters consumers St. Valentine's Day Massacre In the price of candy bar s, it appoillt d VIsiting Re earch Historian at UCSD. for the main difference is that the old Qne was better. Even at acne consc lentlou CO I1 - The chocolate SWi tch, a are now haV ing to pay 15 should be of undoubtable winter quarter Durin,! the next two weeks, Professor that, the cave paintings bear witness to which form of sumers sho uld be relieved eemlngly overt deceptive cen t s for . The rea on , Interest to andy bar buyers Moore Will offer a two-part seminar entitled " 20th This Saturday, February 2, from noon until midnight communication those ancient Frenchmen thought to kn ow that for years the measurp on the part of however, for the witch IS of UC Suffers '74 that th e content of 'Century Am rlcan Poetry A British View" All tudent~ , at 1102 Tioga Hall, the Triton Wargam.ing Society will would leave a better impression on posterity. And just coating on Baby Ruth , Oh can dy o mpan ies, IS, no myste ry. The price of chocolate In many candies facu lty, and staff are cordially invited to attend Part hold its annual St. Valentine's Day Massacre. to do the job right, all printed material was burned. Henry !, and Butt erfi nger techn Ically, not deceitf ul. cocoabeans, import ed has decreased and, in some Two ' Tuesday, february Sth, 330 pm . 1148 This act was not a hasty one, but one which was well bars have be n con cocted Th e federal go vernm en t mainly from Brazi l, nea rl y cases, become non-exi stent. Human ItleS-Library Although t he TWS does not expect a surprise ap­ Million Stock Loss thought out and skillfully executed. Modern France from the cotto n plant -- not doe not perm it the word doubled in 1973 In A recent article in the pearance by Scarface or any other derelict characters of would do well to emulate the example set by their wiser the cocoa bean "chocolate" to be used to response to the increase, It ...... + * L. A . Tim e~ stated that Peter American gangland fame, certain derelict and grandiose ancestors. de cribe any confection hocolate has been nearly There will be a town meeting Friday, Feb 8 In the La While the nation's another $4.1 million during Paul I nc wa s now coating figures from days of yore and now will indeed be I have here with me a copy of Larousse's French­ The Time report ed that wh ich does not contain a wiped off th e open can dy Joll a High Auditorium to dl cuss the Impeachment financial investments lost the two and a half month their bars with an "un ­ . present, if .in spirit only. English, English-French dictionary. This book was Nestle and Hersh ey set amount of chocolate. m ark et and, in many ways I sue Ci tizen to Impeach ixon, which I pon orlng ground during the latter period. discl osed brown ubstance, written in France and published by Pocket Books of companies " discontinued also, that " Indulge nce" a the event, has invited speakers to present both pro and part of 1973, the University Dollar values of to ~t pd by the company as For instance, republ ican despots can glory over the New York . It is on sale at the university bookstore. the 10 cent hocolate bar Pres ident El ston stated in true chocolate bar used to con views The me tlng Will be held at 7 10 pm of Californ ia suffered a $ 74 University Stocks were hav ing " better helf life.... exploits of Napoleon I, National So cial ists can once and million paper loss in Admittedly, it is not the definitive work on the French: this month and are now the Times he wa no t sure repre ent. Students are urged to attend arrived at in the last official " It's a more la stin g exac tly wh at the new ______... .. Ir lie Ir -,! for all attempt to eliminate the miasma of Bolshevism language (if such is possible). Yet a more complete. elling a slightly larger one common stock holdings. audit at the end of the 1973 (oatin g, " sa id Gerald from the earth before M oscow (or vice versa) and dictionary would only provide me with more examples ' for 15 cents . But, th e article ub tan e was . Perh aps its During the period from fiscal year. On june 30, Doolin o f the National Palestinian Nationalists can solve the question of Israel to give you . continued. " the size in­ undefinable nature explains October 29, 1973 to january 1973 University common onfec tlonary A sn " Nice ad infinitum (or vic e versa) . At a recent discussion on the cons of French, I picked crease is only relative. Th wh y the new ingredient has 11, 1974, the UC Investment stock assets totaled $467 , glo~s, ni e hlne, ni e snap up this dictionary and paged through it at random. The Nes tle 15 cent bar IS smaller not been Ii ted o n candy Portfolio showed the value million : This figure will be to the product." Accord ing t o james C . Soto, Presi dent and resident of common stocks owned adjusted again on june 30 only times I paged in sequence was when I hit upon th an th 10 ent bar was wrapper as yet Therefore romantic of the Society, " This month's orgy promises to by the University plunging this year to register the hotbeds of stupidity. As you will see, this was not a rare Ye t . chocolate lovers at wh£' n i't was introduced in th re yet exist the mystery be the most devastating yet." 16 per cent. above losses and gains. occurrence. The University holds Since the stock losses are The point of this was to find words that were shares in 77 common stocks on paper, the actual loss of pronounced alike, if not spelled alike, and which had Hitch Creates Task Force for Energy separate meanings. I found fourteen such examples listed on the New York money would not be K. Crouch, will be on­ desig n criteria for con­ Senate to Okay Women before I got bored. I can't reproduce the diacritical Stock Exchange. Of these, recorded until the stock is Problems struction o f new building markings used to aid pronunciation but a quick check of cerned primarily with 71 declined and only five sold . BFR KELEY -- A University of maintaining operations in to minimize energy con - gained., the Larousse outrage will prove that the following words The paper val ue of the Ca lifornia Task Force on the face of external energy sumption . Senator Nicholas C. Petris (D-Oakland) today an­ Profit on the five winners are indeed pronounced the same. The English meanings entire Portfolio changes Ln ergy Problems has been curtailments and with In addition, the group nounced the approval by the State Senate's judiciary ranged from Southern are in parentheses. And to those who scream "out of daily along with the market. appointed by UC President finding ways to conserve will deal with the Committee of his measure to recognize that sex Pacific Railroad which context,", let is be remembered that Lt . Calley's defense With a rise in over all stock Charles J. Hitch . The task energy. The task force will University's relations with discrimination in public accomodations is unlawful. gained S433,954 to Cyprus asked the jury to consider his acts "in the context of the market profits, the Portfolio force will advise and make study possible goals for governmental regulatory Mines which raked in a Vietnam War." losses of the past year could recommendations to the levels of energy usage, agencies, utility companies meager S60. 1. golf (golf) - golfe (gulf) p . 1.50 The Petris bill would add to the Unruh Act, which be diminished. president on current energy procedures and policies for and interrelations with On the down side of the 2. grele(slender) - grele(hail) p.151 allows civil damages for discriminatiqn by proprietors of Compared to other stock problems that affect the procuring fuels, and environmental protection ledger, International 3. guere(scarcely) - guerre(war) p. 153 business enterprises, specific reference to sex indexes the University fared operations of the budgetary implications programs. discrimination. Business Mach ines, th e 4. peche(peach) - peche(fishing) p. 201 slightly poorer. The Dow University' s physical resulting from the rising The University has highest valued common 5. pensee(pansy) - pensee(opinion) p. 202 jones . 30 Industrials facilities. cost of fuels and changing already initiated several The Unruh Act applies to most rental housing, since stock in the Portfolio at $24 6. chaton(kitten) - chaton(bezel) p. 73 declined 14.55 per cent The six-man task force, patterns of energy usage. steps to conserve energy million, lost $4.5 million. 7. chant(edge) - chant(song) p. 72 rental units offered to the public are deemed public during the same two and a wider the chairmanship of Attention also will be given 8. cep(vine-stock) - cepe(mushroom) p.70 Continued PaJe 15 accommodations. A recent decision of the California Caterpillar Tractor with a half month period. University En Frank to the of on Supreme Cour' held that the Unruh Act forbids value of 513.9 million to the Standard and Poors 500 9. cartel(trust) - cartel(challenge) p. 68 discrimination f )r'\ any arbitrary basis . The effect of the University, fell $3.8 million. stock index. a much 10. casse(damage) - casse(case) p. 68 Petris bill wowd be to clarify the law by adding sex Standard Oil of Ohio lost Continued on Page 14 11 . box(cubicle) - boxe(boxing) p. 57 discrimination a~ an " i lIustration" of the types of 12. bon(good) - bondOump) p. 54 Lean discrimination I hat might be considereG arbitrary under 13. binette(hoe) - binette(face) p. 52 the circumstan r. es . 14. nu(naked) - nue(high clouds) p. 192 Automobile-Bicycle This last example speaks volumes about the French . co FlU M s. Maxin Brown , chairperson of the Statewide Someone is talking about the weather and this other guy, Housing Task l orce for the National Organization of is desperately searching the landscape for nudes. Maybe a OLIct:rl Women, testified to the existence of unjustified this is the basis of the typically French belief in their SMgufl FIIg'" SchOol II now oI!e,1ng Co-op in Operation amatory superiority. Too many people talking about the liang-gliding IeHona on the _ edvanced discrimination by landlords agai nst single women, rogatio _table, the SMgun II. L... ons weather. At any rate, if a person really wanted to know including divo rcees and widows. The Automobile Parts Co­ I ht! Automobile 131 ycle lo­ are concfuded on the And dune. .1he Deac:h what dismal lovers Frenchmen are, he should ask french , "Centamar, 30 mil.. ~'" 01 the Me.~ border. Op, which has been in Op is presently situated in The legislation was also supported by the WQmen women. Theirs is another story indeed. Once again, the The 1ftIonI. wIllch .. S15. ,., lbou' 411Oun1 & Include ex ist ence since midway the bottom of Blake Hall on ba81e groundachooi iMlructiOn combi~ willi lelual "ylng Lawyers' Ass ociation of Los Angeles and the State Bar of hand of the Frenchman - and precious little else - would through th fall quarter b the Revelle campus. Th e ••perilnca . AI With IN sports, IndlvldUIII progteQ is de. alifornia. be plain to see. pendent on .... indlll1dUIII', coordlnatl()(l. If you are an IYId hours are posted on the no w handling b icy I sand Yes, the French language is romantic if you don't Ikilr, au.... . Of klylker: you, chane.. 01 "IYIflQ m.. lered .... bale door They are a non-profit *Miq~ by the end 01 you, flfll_"Qm I" Quite good. Bu. Wllal ­ parts. Not many p ople know what Romance language mean . And it's beautiful The measure now goes to the Senate floor, wh re It is orllani£ation se rving the --your prog_, you can count on "Iving I unique .nd •• crtH'lg day have hea rd of t hf' Alito [0- if en orimotor muttering strikes your fancy. But If you '"'"" Note: A mac"'ne Will p,obably an ....' your calL Pt_ leave your expected to be brought up for , vote wlthtn the week students, fa culty and staff like to make sense in your conversation and like to nema IIId phone number so "'1.... may pfIOnI you beck. Op and fewE'r h av(> hE'a rd ot to help keep them from und r~tand others in thpirs. I rPllch i~n ' t for you "To me It is a question of justice for d:! W h<>n we the- bicycle Co Op With getting rt ppcd off by o ther r rench IS most as uredly not the language of the teach that goal we Will no 10ngPr be troubleci !w ,lr word traveling fronl " ... "lIl .,uppllers However, they 755-j116 futur And if rrance had any ense of decency, It would SClYJJll fllOI S(nOOI bitrary discriminalton a to any group, " Sencltor Pc>t rt to mouth, and few pm!>l t' n('1'd mo rC' bu ~ tn ss so they offer to tea h the ndtive~ of all it~ pa~t and present observed . taking advant age o t th, ·.1 11f} (~ n buy II' I.,rger quar I ities colonies a lilngua~{' worth knowlnA, like GNman or to 50 pPrcent rI ' ,ru mts ,Inri ~av f' you 111 m£' monpy pani~h , fre(> of (' harg!' P .l~(' 'I rrj,,,o Ti01C'\ , f ('!.fII.uV 1, 1'174 RIm: I Brandon Wander Music! Donuts and Records: Musical Notes Larry Deckel The department of music at UCSD is presenting "A Tales From Topographic Oceans progressive rock is the amazing se nse of structure it Topographic Oceans ~hOldd be that ('rack 1/1 the Ilw'Ic,ll Chattering Teeth Concert of New Music With Yes. Atlimtic SO 2-908 possesses . Unlike the majority of groups in the music c loud of the 70's we'vp all been wailln~ for Somebody and Somebody's While one could say that the music of the sixties was scene today, " Yes " is not a band of soloists. The music is Friend," Friday, February 8, marked by identifiable patterns of development (the carefully arranged so as to create a total sound, not . News to Peruse at 8:30 pm in 409, Matthews 50's music of early sixties, the " group" development of unlike the effect of a symphony orchestra in which all Speaking of cra cks, the new~ has finally leaked oul, for FILM: Brandon Wander Other than that, Paul Campus . rock, the electric guitar as the basis for everything), the the instruments work to produce the whole. what it's worth The ever·popular "Grand Funk" had Newman looks good, 70's thus far have been a maze of musical mishap, with Here is Ri ck Wakeman's amazing array of synthesizers, spread rumours that It'~ next album cover was to be a Robert Redford looks good, If you haven't seen The The program emphasizes no set directions defined. mellotrons, organs, and other keyboards, along with rock and roll first Well here If is then their next album Sting by now and are director George Roy Hill's contemporary works by With the re-emergence of the "solo" artist, as com­ Steve Howe's versatile guitar playing, working in and Shinin'On. due In mld·March. IS gOlllg to be in ~ · D With searc hing for a nice, bland, Hollywood future looks contemporary composels pared to the "group" format (as begun by the breakup of out of one another so as to produce an unseparable a 3-D po ter Included Thp 3·D ~Ias~es are punched out entertaining flick to take a good, and producer Zanuck based on research in new the " Beatles", " Cream", Crosby, Stills, Nash , and Young, whole. The same is true with bassist Chris Squire, and of the cover and arc ,tar 5hapPd to go along With de~lgn date to on Friday night, the Younger's pocketbook sources of sound and sound and so many others), and with those remaining groups drummer Alan White. During the fourth movement, of Grand runk among th ~tars themselves looks very good. After being make a note in your tec hniques as applied groping for a musi ca l foothold amid the Alice Cooper Ritual, there is an incredible passage in which an a yo-yo for two hours, a This concept will also appear in Grand Funk's live datebook. The " But ch particularly to the clarinet rock-theatre concept, the E,L. & P high energy concept, otherwise traditional percussion solo is enhanced by surprise ending springs on performance as the group mysteriously· lights up In the Cassidy" rematch of and percussion instruments. the heavy- teel acid rock remnants, and nostalgia buffs, syntheSizer and bass produ ing an almost terrifying your yo-yoed brain. You d~rk The group is not devulging how thiS Will be done. Newman and Robert "Flowers, Bells, the music world is ripe for a direction to proceed in. effect, leave with your date smiling but they do promise It will happen starting With the Redford has the same sweet Migrations," by Susan With Tales of Topographic Oceans, "Yes" may have As in most all "Yes" albums, the lyrics are relatively and drained, and begin opening date of their up·comlng American tour the moves as before, but hyped­ Palmer, UCSD Music laid down the initial pavement for a new route in music. obscure, but they serve as the shaped notes for Jon making plans to return next third week in March What hath God wroughtl up quite a bit by a now-you­ Department graduate H re is an album taking the basic instrumental and Anderson's voice, as he floats in and out of instrumental Friday and keep score of the see-it-now-you-don't script student, is a type of mobile vocal components of rock music and transcending it passages . The words become very much a part of the In support o f Ri ck Derrlng r ' ~ All American Boy Ln. little hints you missed. But by David S. Ward. The piece for clarinet, bass into nearly symphonic form. All the potential that had total composition, another instrument of the band, EpIC Record LA branch recently ordered one thousand if you're looking for traces entire movie has a clarinet and various per· been surrounding the bands previous albums has at last another facet of the total composition mlni·apple pies of conceptual originality, Hollywood glaze, whose cussion instruments. It is a ripened and m atured. There is no doubt that the accessibility of this album is art, what have you , you' ll Walter Carlos (H 's lust released Switched·On Bach II) slickness drips into crass, premiere performance of The double album is one long pi ce actually, with one to be questioned. The movements (If not the whole find it in the center of this has undergone a sex change operation Rlimour has It particularly with the music. the composition written for movement on each side . It is designed to dea l with the piece) really need to be listened to as a whole, and so movie. Oh , by the way, the she's now call d Wanda Riding a revival of Scott Joan George, clarinet and four part shas tric scriptures which Jon Anderson says in the album will hardly receive a lot of radio air play . And movie is a donut. " Aerosmith's" new album. due In February 1<; titled Joplin music - a sharp Ron George, percussion. hi liner notes "Cover all a pects of religion and social by the same token, it isn't the art of album you can just economic calculation - the life as well as fields like medicine and music, art and slip on and sing along with. The work is undeniably Lord of the Thighs (one of the tracks IS nam ed Pandora's tinny honky-tonk rag "The architecture." complex. Box ) Sleeper has great music, Robert Erickson's "Loops" Entertainer" is jazzed down Now as for this concept of the album, I leave it to the But therein lies its contribution. Perhap s this album and tapping your foot is a was begun as a special Upcoming In January and rebruary Chicago VII . it with strings and a punk more ~tudious to analyze how each movement t,ies in will serve as the forerunner for a true symphonic rock, great American pastime. research project in the new Donovan LP . Soft Machine VII, Twin Pea~s by piccolo. With the theme, but whatever its inspiration, th result is compo it ions of some depth and breadth that exceed Woody Allen plays his UCSD Center for Music Mountalil. and a fire<;lgn theater reunion album The Another lure of this magnificent. the limitations of three chord twelve bar progressions. clarinet with a trio of Experiment by the com· Giant Rat of Sumalra (111 which Hemlock Stone . the movie is Robert Shaw, who The thing that makes this album such a milestone in l or a person with respect for musIc Tales of Great Defective, unplugs the Electrlclan l) got his start in "From RUlsia Dixieland Bands and poser and Ron George, With Love" as 007's blond generally has a good time. fellow in the Center. The bummer, hit with flying The plot of the movie, a aim was to develop a solo percussion work based on colors in "The Hirelinl", Greenwich health store Mr. Erickson's research in and went right into the owner being revived from Hollywood buzzsaw . The deep-freeze after 200 years instrument ca lled "per· buzzsaw cut off his acting because of peptic ulcer, is cussion console" because Man is of its si m ilarity to the organ ability with his h ead, tenuous at best. But who cares about plot? The jabs, console . He will perform an Art-Vark potentially immortal. leavi ng plenty of vocal improvised version of chords eX~0se d for h is role one-liners, the elaborate His tissues Graphic: Grey Hostetler "Loop." "Mosaics" by W.O . as th e to·be-duped funky sets right out of automatically gangster. "Things to Come" (1939) are Smith is one of the earl y unpretentious. works using ext ended Coming Concerts Happy New Year replace themselves. te chniques for the clarinet. What is happening here is Mr. Smith is a member of Paul Butt rfield's Bett r Days Will The Museum of Man's Chinese ew He is a Annual Youth Talent COlllpetition a film link with tradition. the mu ic faculty at the appear this Sunday for two shows, 8 and Year Festival on Su nday will include a self-regulating, Visual gags pay hom age to University of Washington in 11 p .m .. at jJ's, 4025 Pacific Highway in demonstration of Kung·Fu by the Chinese Chaplin, sex puns have a Sea~tle . San Diego Then, Saturday, February 9, Martial Arts In titute in San Diego, self-repairing Time again for the annual Youth Talent Competition Committee is pleased to announce the largest group of burlesque flavor, and Allen traditional dances performed by dancers Alvin Epstein 's "The Man The-lame Gang will appear for one how machine, . sponsored by the La Jolla Civic-University Symphony to contestants in its history. Although the minimum even includes a sta nd-up at 8 p.m . Tickets are available at all ear ang. musicians of San Diego's Chinese­ help gifted young musicians with their musical studies qualifying age is 18, last year's 15 year o ld winner in­ with the Blue Guitar" is American community and traditional comic but - a scientist Highlander Stores, Ticketron Agencies or yet he becomes and to expand the musical interests of the commu nity. spi red many other under 18 to apply. Therefore, the based on a poem by foods. Activities will begin at 1 30 pm. at straight man asks t h e J),s Box Offi Winners of the Competition receive cash prizes and an judges have decided to hear app licants under 18 Wallace Stevens. Barney the museum in Balboa Park decrepit and liies. questions and Allen plays Chi lds, composer and opportunity to perform with the La Jolla sepa rately. Saturday, February 2, at two o'clock in 409, foil. "Here's a picture of his faculty member at Redlands Uriah H P With opening act Rory The reason appears Civic-University Symphony during the following Matthews Campus. Those musicians who qualify will a man (Nixon) who we think hhibitions College, will act as narrator; Gallagher and Manfred Mann, on I riday, sea~n . then compete with the rest, Sa turday, February 9 from to may have been a President Keith Humble of the UCSD r bruary 8. D ep Purple with gue t star be This year the Young Musical Talent Competition 10:30 to 4'30, in Re cital Hall 409, Me. of t he United States, but Exhibitions of Japanese I nk Painting of Music faculty will conduct Savoy Brown on Tuesday, rebruary 12; a mystery only to those The panel of judges for the Competition represents a who committed some the Edo Period and 114 Drawing by the the composition; other and [mer on, Lake, and Palm r with broad spectrum of musical experien ce. Dnnald Dierks, horrendous act to which all modern French artist, Pierre Bannard will who dislike or refuse music critic of the San Diego Union will serve as pe rformers are Edwin op nins act Backdoor on Thursday. open Saturday. February 2 and continue records of h is existence Harkins, trump t , Joan chairman of the panel. Other members are Larissa were destroyed ... " I ebruary 21. will be appearing at the an through Mar h J at th an Diego Fine to recognize the facts. Janczyn, professor of music at Grossmont Co ll ege; Dr. George, clarinet, Marlin Diego ports Arena. The concerts tart at Art Gallery, in Ba lboa Park The Gallery Do ljOU eat to live, Raymond Kendall, Dean of the School of Performing Owen, cello; Ron George, 7.30 P m with tickets at $5 .50 in advan e is open to the pub I ic free of charge Howard Cose ll and The percussion . Mr Harkins is a Arts, USIU; Charles Ketcham , assistant conductor of the Chattering Teeth are in­ at the usual ticket outlets and the San Tue day through Saturday from 10 a.m. or do eo.t San Diego Symphony; and Thomas Nee, music director lecturer at UCSD, Mr. Owen Diego Sport Arena Box Office. to 5 p.m., and Sunday from 12 '30 to 5 CARNAL KNOWLEDGE cluded in this grab bag We is a graduate student of the of the La Jolla Civic'University Symphony. get a few beautiful classi p.m. Both contests are free and open to the public . For UCSD Music Department, Pianist Vasso/ Devetzi will perform a "Oriental Rugs" will be di cussed by hots, duds and hits. Allen Joan George has performed information call co·chairman of the Young Talent is a pro who knows that program in luding works by Haydn, Robert Agajeenian in the seco nd lecture Competition Committee, Mrs. John Spisizen, 459-6971. With chamber groups in Mozart , Beethoven, Sc hum ann, of th e Connoisseur Series on Saturday, whether one joke clicks or Cali forn la and the East not, the key is to keep Kaba l v ky and Chopin, in the first in the February 16 at 10:30 a.m. in the Jam Copley Auditorium of the Fi ne Arts moving. Watching Allen The concert is free and La Jolla Mu eum at Contemporary Arts run, lips flaying, nos open to the publiC. Spri ng Concert Series on February 3, at 8 Gallery . Admission is free to members pOinting, is a live with p.m . and $2 to non·member with reservations bitchiness and good old required by ca lling the Ga llery. PHOTO traditional snotty sa rcasm . Tickets are available at the museum 's Gallery 6, located in the campus In· reception desk for the concert , $3.50 to ternational Center, is holding a specia l students and $2.50 to members, and for showing and sa le of " Quilts of Yesterday EQUIPMENT the series, $5.00 to students and $4 .00 to and Today," th is Sa turday from 10 a.m . IN LA JOLLA members. to 3 p.m. HI have experienced on~ three or four movies that I was genuinel~ sony to see end. I was sony to HANSEN'S see "Ca "'nal Knowledge' end!" SPORTS & FOREIGN YARDAGE EROTIC FILm LA JOLLA Vincent Canby, N.Y. Tim .. CAR SERVICE With 3 !,horts. Advance tickets SOc: and UCSD 3rd ANNUAL FESTIVAL 7Scatdoor, USB 2722 Friday 7: 30 It 10pm COLOR PROC'5StMG BY ElSTtMN IODAK AUTO UPHOLSTERY For All Cars BIGGER & BETTER THAN EV SATURDAy--...... SALES· R'P~IRS. TRADES DISCOUNT PItaS CONSIDERA TlON ~C"lJSTli IN CNoION /,UOTOIoRAPHIC ~YST.MI IVAN THE TERRIBLE (Part 1) ON& 0' THa "'HaST gat,/ON Of' _ -. 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Oassics in Review Szabo is acclaimed by Last Sunday the Young receptions; from the quality one, and a practice that will critics as one of the most Concert Artists Series of the of the performance to date be hopefully repeated by imdginative and technically Campus Programming Meet-The ·Press (and the price!) they well other artists . brilliant of today's solo jazz Board continued with Jean­ deserve it. His program, as well as guitarists . Previous Jacques Kantorow, violin. Of particular interest at his accompanist, was all associations have j .. cluded Perhaps it was the day of this concert was at in- French. It was very well Wes Montgomery, Johnny the week or the time of the termission, when M . played, although it con­ Smith, Charles Lloyd, Cary quarter, but this fine Kantorow entertained centrated on romantic M crarland, and Chico violinist played before an questions from the music (then again, so did Hamilton . Working embarrassingly small, if audience concerning the the French, I guess). together with bassist justifiably appreciative, life of a .young musi cian or The next concert in this Wolfgang Melz and John audience at the Revelle anything else . This is an series is March 3, and will Dentz, Szabo's mUSIC is a Cafeteria. I hope that future excellent addition to an feature Jonathan concerts can draw larger shimmerin g collage of informal concert as this Abramowitz; cellist. The Triton Times, long a repository for ca lm and moderat essays on Nlxton. thf' Eastern European Latin, Jewish Book Month the criminally insane, presents its 1973- banning of cabba~e and ilbortlon heWf' and I ndian influences, 1974 Editorial Board. placed him at thE' bottom of thE' hpap This is the first of two photo feature combined with touches of James G Sot 0, rf'sident campus fa~(I~t , sheer imagery. exc lusives which will show the editors Do Books Have Meaning? through the distorted eyes of its reading IS a rookie out of Unlvt>r~lty High HI, public. duties as copy editor, cub rE'portE'r, and Return to Forever with Bonapartist have made him an obJPct of The Jewish Com munity Ce nter Chick Corea has been REMBRANDT'S HAT by Bernard David Buchbinder, head honcho, first fear when he 15 not InvolvE'd In a ('on· Samuel & Rebecca A tor Judaica library ­ hailed as one of the most Malamud : Mr. Malamud's late t flak catc her, and Bonapartist is a four suming monologue on the evd~ of eXCiting new groups to will present San Diego's foremost literary collection of hart stories. Bolshevism, Louis XVI , and Wonder critic and lecturer, Mrs. Abraham year veteran out of Crawford High. Buch­ emerge in the wave of "New Bread . Nasatir. This event will take place on THE OATH by Elie Wiesel : "What binder also doubles as the felon Jazz ." The members, Lenny responsible for the infamous Selected Sunday, February 31974 at 7:30 p.m. at would you say to a young stranger who . Michael Sesma, IS a thr e year veteran White (drum l. Stan Clarke the Jewish Community Center - 4079 _ wishes to die?" " What arguments would Shorts column. out of University High, whose claim to (bass), Bill Conners (guitar), 54th SI. San Diego. you use to restore his will to live." "What Lorenzo " Baby Face" Deckel, our managing editor is ba ed llpon an ob­ and Chick Corea (piano), Mrs. Nasatir will render thumb-nail ideas & ideals would you invoke to sav unite to create a total him?" illustrious arts editor and one man band scure dynastic quirk of fate Sesma I~ portraits of the following five books; and (Larry plays a great imitation bass), is musical concept. As Corea known for his locked drawers and loost> in depth analysis of the last two titles IN THE DAYS of Simon Stern by Arthur shown here with his hard working staff. states, " It's music that listed. morals . A. Cohen's fierce and eloquent npw Larry is responsible for the decline and comes from a love for the AND PERHAPS by Ruth Dayan and novel, Mr. Cohen recounts the life and fall of the Western Arts. Malcolm Smith is a two year veteran way everybody in the band Helga Dudman : this is a moving and times of Simon Stern, Messiah of the out of luck as proved by hiS presence on creates ... when we play intimate portrait of a remarkab le woman Jews. The Mad Moper, Mark McCarty, is a the staff. Malcolm doubles as photo music, we create a par­ coming to terms with life - "where the AS A DRIVEN LEAF by Milton rookie out of San Pedro High. He is editor and cynic . Smith, an in­ ticular kind of space fa r price of living with a legend ca n be too Steinberg. Although not a current best­ probably the only leftist on the staff ternationally known photographer IS best people to be in ... " great , and where charisma vanishes at A fine evening of jazz is se ller .this work written in 1939 is con­ whose presence has initiated a barage of remembered for his Immortal photo guitarist' Gabor Szabo and the breakfast table." yours to enjoy this sidered a powerful classic . petitions calling for his removal as a scoop of the Installation of new lights In Return to Forever featuring At 7:30 Sunday night, the IN ONE ERA AND OUT THE OTHER by weekend. On Sunday night, fascist lackey of running dog ra ists. His the fifth floor darkroom of Urey Hall Chick Corea in a special San U.C.S.D. Gym will certainly Sam Leven son: "Laughter and chuckles A reception honoring Mrs. Nasatir will Feb. 3, the U.C.S .D . Campus Diego engagement. be a fine space to be in . are good for the soul ," says Mrs. Nasatir. follow her talk. Contact Millie Harris Program Board and KSDT, Tickets are available at the FOR THOSE I LOVED by Martin Gray : Librarian , 583-3300 or Renee Rosenthal, In conjunction with Cabor Szabo, the Urey Hall Box Office, a compelling autobiographical no~el 583-7889 for information. California Concerts, will renowned guitarist, will be today, and at the door which takes place during the Warsaw General admission is $1.50 and .75 for present Hungarian jazz making his second San Sunday night. Uprising. students.

Fra J\j~ewill make),ou laugh. ·'Side one deals with experiences and observations about the predominantly black high school that I attended. l talk about the hoods or so-called Hbad-niggers" that made life miserable for teachers and skinny dudes like me. All in all, I'm trying to hip people to the other side of Room 222, if you dig what I mean. On side two I rap about nly college days at U. C. L. A., my experiences in New York City, and make what I consider to be some humorous observations about television shows and commercials. In sunlming up I would just like to say that I find a lot of things, events, attitudes, etc., in our society absurd, and this albul1l is ~ my attenlpt to illustrate why. I hope you dig it. FranJdyn i\jaye. \..,ODie RANKLYN AJAYE APPEARING AT THE TANGO BACK DOOR NNIE BLAKELY (CAL STATE SAN DIEGO) FREE ADmISSION FRI. FERh>1 JARY 1 SPLENDID TImE SAT. FEBRUARY 2 GUARANTEED FOR ALL!

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Setting: the oval office in the White Hou~p In wire taps and forced entry, Nixon sits alone at his desk. To war against McGovern's troop, ~4.merican Roulette A friend of Cubans, Russians he, NIXON: duty done, Of long-haired freaks and Red Chinee. Surrounded by my enemies, would run, When was the lasl time that Abetted by the left-wing masses, you with thousands in debts. land, But against this alien force, You waited in pain for five hours to see Who try to Dring me to my knees, helping hand . The people of this nation great, You or your family was bankrupted or a doctor at a charity hospital because Deserted by the middle classes, had done, In honor of my divine source thrown into lifelong debt by medical you were too poor to afford decent I well can see how Christ felt now, Said, "let me hour or two, Of power, gave me my mandate. e)(penses from an illness or injury that service. With crown of thorns upon his brow. And maybe ill come through ." But now these alien forces still, simultaneously destroyed your A member of your family died- while Bearing the cross for humanity Oh curses on Refuse to heed the people's will . livelihood. being denied admittance to a private Up to the mount of Calvary. But IRS was They will not quit. They yap and prate, You were unable to get any medical hospital. His faith in golden rule and love, My notes on nil About some place called Watergate. (A message I am sure well meant, .. insurance at all because the companies A friend of yours became seriously ill Forgotten are my great deeds past, deCided that you were likely to need it. because he hadn't gotten a regular Although it had a left-wing bent), As I approached While they discuss my minor slips. ... Allied him less with hawk than dove. You were unable to get a job because check-up because they cost so much. Without the hel I'll put my slug horn to my lips, It was this love of peace by Christ, your employers were afraid that people You heard the president of the AMA My game-plan And rival Roland's mightly blast That lead to his so young demise. Saint Hiln. FrflIi"l the Poor in Revelle Plilu like you might drive up their group rates . explain how socialized medicine would And, thus, On you dear Pat my fate does rest. destroy the quality of medical care, while While I debated This speech will be my acid test. Your wages were attached and you lost you lay dying in the gutter. lance had here a flock of hawks, Naively, how UCSD Student Canonized your job because you couldn't pay a Of eagles, falcons, peregrines, Oh, really? None of these things has That my brave n~t to be, Enter Buzhardt and Garment. Buchanan leaves . Pope Paul broke several precedents family-style Love-In on Revelle Plaza hospital bill. happened to you? Still in good health? Now some are cag-ed behind locks, His father had im the Presidency. And some turned out the 'singing kinds. Monday by inducting into sainthood next Friday " Also well known IS hiS The loopholes in your fancy policy left Well, keep your fingers crossed. How long my exile were. BUZHARDT : But yet it is quite evident, Hank Steiman, a Muir junior. It is the first kindness to animals. "While I was Kicked by my te and press , I fear that speeches wi II not see That I am still the President. time that a person has been canonized walking in the woods near Muir on the Waiting at a address, You through the people's angry moods. I have my faithful family, while still alive. It is also the first time way to my seminar on bizarre sewal To Sphinxlike ashes stir. You've lost such credibility, Buchanan, Ziegler, Rose Mary, that an unconverted Jew has received practices, I accidentally stepped on a The mather's litics, They don't believe Rose Mary Woods. A dozen lawyers, all good men, such an honor. The Pope said that by this squirrel's tail. I took the squirrel up to my Del Mar Election Is money-that's Judge Sirica can not see how My files of historic papers, action he was "signalling to our lewish apartment to put a splint on its tail, but The tapes are in such a mess now. That were spared the shredders' capers, brethren the need for a unified world on the way up the fourth floor stairs it got If our tactics we don't abort, My tapes, at least what's left of them . NIXON (cantin community, and showing young people away and ran over the edge of the If you live in Del Mar, and 'you like its He'll charge us with contempt of court. serve the interests of the community I have learned well from history, Eight years I that religion and religious action are very balcony. So I buried it in the secret pet ~all town, leisurely atmosphere, then rather than those of the developers. If Therefore, we can no longer see much alive and relevant." He explained cemetary I have near the Reg is trar's do something to keep it that way. March From those I can compare with me. Til I could you would like to register for this Why we should follow one illstarred, that the selection of Mr. Steiman was due Office. You see, I've performed similar 5 will be one of those rare days on which Our land in election, or would like to aid in the Enter Patrick Buchanan And go to jailor be disbarred to Hank's "chastity, godliness, and love services for many animal friends " you are granted a small measure of real Our army in a registration effort, call 755-0650 or 755- For legal impropriety. of animals, and the miracles which he Hank has numerous hobbies. "I play power. Two seats on the Del Mar Council I promised that 0651 . Do it right ilWilY; registration BUCHANAN : Your actions we cannot condone. performs daily." The official name which my ocarina for my friends My favorite are in contention. Among the candidates With honor WOI~ I _re deadline is February 2 (Saturday). Good morning, Mr. President. From here on out you're on your own . Steiman will bear is "St . Hank of the tunes are 'Jesus Wats Me For A Sun­ are John Weare, UCSD Chemistry That all our I hope that you are feeling well, That all the Oranges," due to his love for that pic­ beam,' 'Happy Days are Here Again,' and Professor, and Nancy Hoover, executive NIXON : Students make up almost 20% of the After the way your last speech went. That crime turesque fruit. 'Baby, let Me Bang Your Box ' I have assistant to the editor of Psychology Oh! for that world that might have been, eligible voters in Del Mar. You can make Tonight again we'll give them hell. We'd teach When contacted about his honor, many other musical interests, like for Today, both of whom have pledged to With followers more confident, a difference. To Mississippi we will fly, Dissenters all in Hank at first feigned incomprehension . example I like to give free organ lessons Who unlike counselor John Dean, And Georgia, Alabama try, And long-haired "Canonized? Is that anything like San ­ to girls. Another of my hobbies is to stab their President. To spread the messag~ far and wide, For such our Refu~ed forized? Or is that what Quaker Oats collecting Spiro Agnes memorabilia But, one request I ask of you . That we have nothing bad to hide. And such is the does to that stuff that's "shot from guns?" Like I have the sock that he was wearing With J B S we'll make connection, I know that this will see us through . But realization finally dawned. "Gee," he on his fight foot when he made hiS It happened several years ago, With C of C and N A M . When this good through the land, quipped, " that makes me rather unique. I famous " fat Jap" remark I took it to a .kDfI~ ad As I am certain you all know. We'll even meet with Ku Klux Klan . Uprose Silent must be the first saint that uses Ban RoII ­ friend of mine who does biochemistry The New Nixon sat in this chair. We'll get our message to a good cross-section. A new Messiah On Where do I get my halo? Is it free?" and he proved that it had saliva on It He played at being "Mr. Clean", The point to ' make so crystal clear, And they could Hank's jovial inanity is well known to Also I have lots 0 1 Spiro posters and And did not want me to be seen . You 'll tough it out, you'll stay right here. For four great many UCSD students. "I love to spread stickers and watches and spitoons " He kept me in the closet there. No Joke Sickness , rape, incest, religious doctrines They told me joy to the people I meet, especially The highlight of Hank 's day was a My only work, a speech or two, or any other economic, emotional or NIXON: Not that they pretty girls." less well known are the congratulatory phone call from PreSident personal reason . I wrote for our Spiro Agnew. amazing miracles which so impressed the Nixon: " Hank, I want to commend you Oh, Pat, After all I've been through, A Constitutional According to the United States Pope. "Oh, I know. Once I walked into for your saintliness and outstanding Dear Mr. McCarty: You know that you can trust in me. I stopped the NIXON [continues): Supreme Court decision of January 22, the Muir TV room while a movie was on moral rectitude Pat and Julie and Tricla If other people only knew, Ended the draft, But then I was aSSigned mor.e work, 1973, it is up to the individual woman and there wasn't a commercial for thirty and Bob and John and I wish you only This letter is about abortion. Abortion How much I've helped them to stay free. With Russian And formed th'e Plumbers Unit so, and her physician to make the choice in minutes after that. Or sometimes when I the best Now when will it be convenient is not a subject to be fI ippant about. It is From away back when I first ran, There was no To kidnap every left·wing jerk, the first 0 months of pregnancy. get in the cafeteria line it seems to speed for you to come to your crucifixion? Ha . a complex issue and does not lend itself Against a Commie congressman . And best of all And ship them off to Mexico. Articles like Mark McCarty's (alias up. But other times it slows down " Ha That was only a joke." Hank an­ to satire - even a competent satirist And then a woman senator, I finally found My other self stood in my way, Hieronymous Hoover) do nothing to help Hank's good deeds are a legend among swered " Ha. Ha . That joke was almost a~ would hesitate to use that form to deal Who loved the Commies even more. So he was first to go that day. women personal/y or enlighten students. Besides his well-known funny 'as the one about the million with such a difficult topic. There are those who ·still can tell, NIXON [conti I'm sure my plan just cannot fail. philosophic, religious or legal discussions championship of McGovern during the dollars, Mr. President. It's wonderful to How in the Senate I did fight, And wealthy He's still inside the Juarez jail. Women between the ages of 13-55, of of the issue. The article may generate abortive 72 campaign, Hank has been know that you would talk to mere or­ Subversives who by dead of night, All eager for If you can bring him back to here, any color or class or nationality, married heat but no light on the subject. Con­ the motive power behind many lesser dinary people such as myself on an or not, may at some time face the Put microfilm in pumpkin shell. What candidate And if you will let me go free, troversy for its own sake may be jour­ known efforts. " I started a petition drive ordinary telephone. Gee, I'm really deCision to end a pregnancy. There are as How all alone I fought this war, Also we had the And substitute this man for me, nalistically A..()K, but using women in asking President Nixon to choose honored and flattered, and could I ask a A champion of all we stand for. And FBI to h,,"...,npn Our problems all will disar.pear. many reasons for such a chOice as there this flippant, uncaring way is merely McGovern as his new vice-president. I've favor. I've always wanted to play are women making the choice. The We needed blatant sexism . established a Hank Steiman Home For Checkers with you. Also, if your tapes are choice might have to be made because But when """",M''''.J[ BUZHARDT : Homeless Girls in my room . I'm also as good as some people think, I'd like to of lack of birth control information, use NIXON (continues) : Prohibited the This other Nixon never lead Margaret W . Budd working on a movement to legalize see your home movies Oh well , I of faulty birth control devices, loss of a My next assignment I was sent, We had still yet a life except within your head. Intern, Counseling Psychological incest in San Diego. We're having a continued on 10 livelihood, (the woman's or her partners) Behind the throne, I was the power, Who specialized ~ge Services (Buzhardt and Garment walk out leaving Nixon alone.)

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' •• Triton Times, February 1, 1974 P.IJte , Trilf'n Tiines. F...... , , l' ' $ logy At UCSD An Interview with Pynchon Limerick: avid Durkin There once was a thing called a V-2. -Dr. Herbert York To pUot which you did not need to-­ MIRV: You just pushed a button, by John Snodgrass And it would leave nuHin ' Based upon casu31 observations, one would probably But stiffs and big holes and debris. too. surmise that the basic problem within the SOciology department at U.C.S.D . is that of unusually large classes --Thomas Pynchon caused by a short- ge 01 professors and a concurrent Science Synopsis situation of student overcrowding. The almost universal because so much of the forces on the two sides, YOR"; I was Involved In the lal('r part of the MIRV student and faculty acceptance of an explanation such (especially on the Russian Side) ar in the form of land­ deployment I testified before Co ngress In 70 or 71 . as this has served only to cloud over the one critical based missiles, poliJically oriented strategic plann rs, before the Arms Control Subcommltt e of the roreign failing which has reduced U.C.S.D. sociology to a study like the Secretary of Defense, ju t find it very upsetting Relations Committee on the' subfl'ct in frustration, rather than a study of society. An ex­ Whatever the reality may be, it does have that political Q; What did you say thl'n . lust mor(' or less what tremely narrow emphasis on ethnomethodology, the you've sa id here' "pet" theory of nearly all professors and department effect. Q : Why do the Russians have more mlssil s than the YORK: Well, not QUItE' bE>rau<,r propl oldn't ask mE' heads, is the real source of confusion and disillusion­ This Transtage 'bus', used to orbit United States? the sa me questions What I sa id 1<' that It's it wastl' of ment among sociology majors. Curriculum content, not weather satellites is, in terms of its technology, prac­ YOR"; That has a real si mple answer In that the basic time, that It wouldn't do any good class size, is the crux of discontent. If students feel that tically identical to the MtRV system used on ballistic agreement (ed's note: r ferring to the Strategic Arms Q ; In the rE'port you wrotl' for SIPRI you ~aid that thE' a given class is important in developing their un ­ missiles. Limitation Treaty. Ph a e I talks) is not an arithmetical MIRV missi le had already b en drploYl'd whllp derstanding of the world around them, then the ratio of one, but involves ce rlain princi pal s, the main one bei ng Congress wa s still debating thl' ",sue professor to student b~omes an irrelevant statistic. Despite the claim that academia doesn 't un­ that there should be a freeze at the levels of deployment YORK; MIRV IS th kind of thing tha"~ small pnollgh derstand the realities of modern warfare. Herbert which either then exis ted or which were then under so that it doesn'l really coml' to the attl'ntlon o f I think it is fair to say that most sociology majors at YOrft. who once served as acting chancellor of construction The total number of Russia n launchers. Congress until it's too latl' rurthermore. thp MIRV had U.C.S .D. originally entered the field with the hope of 'NOW, I COULD lAY THAT WORDI .AIL MI, aUT '"AT WOULD.I THIDIY WAY OUT .... UCSD, is a living'exnmple of the fallacy of that thesis. both land based and sea based, which were then In been discussed in the Senate Arm Services CommlttE'P developing their ability to understand American social thesis. existence or which It was agreed were under con­ yea r b fore It was discusspd by thosl' primarily In­ problems in order to make our society a better place in In the three or four inches devoted to Dr . York in stru ction wa simply about 25% more Now, that's terested In arms control Aut It probably \\as n('v(' r which to live. Only by comprehending the social America's Who's Who, it is noted that he was missiles only. In sayi ng that the Ru ssia ns have 25 % discussed by the Sl'nate as a whole. and It dldn't drl~e mechanisms behind racism, sexism, poverty, war, and assistant to the Secretary of Defense during the more missi les, one has to also ay that the U.S has mo t before Arms Control ubcommlttee of thr 'if'natf' explOitation, can one aspire to make those changes Student Jewish area to which 'Puritan' Editor's Reply : reig n of Eisenhower. (Speaking of the Presidency, of its strategic megatonage on airplanes and not on roreign Relations Commlttre. because with all the other which are necessary if America is to become a just and Western minds are so his name also appeared on the renowned Nixon mi iles. And there's no limitation on airplanes, 50 that things th y had to do It n ver came to theIr attpntlon equitable society. Unfortunately, the U .C. S.D . sociology se nsitive and easily aroused The " Arab Women " Enemies List,) However, for our purposes we are only about 20% of the U.S. strategic forces are covered And there's nothing ~u rprl5ln g about that II'S IU<,t a far t department has sacrificed tHe development of such an Canonized Elements .. . into indignation. It is article was an excerpt from more interested in his work during the summer of by the agreemen t. That part that happ ns to be covered of life that couldn't very well bE' olhE'rwlSE' understanding in favor of advancing the theory of obvious that this is a piece an article written by 1972 when he wrote a paper for the Stockholm In­ happ ns to b less than what the Ru ssians have of the Q ; I would like to a k you about the problE'm~ thilt ethnomethodology. continued from page 9 of propaganda passed on to Georgie Ann Geyer, a ternational Peace Research Institute on the origins were confronted In attempts to halt thl' production of Editor: us from certain Jewish correspondent to the of the Multiple Independently Targetable Re-entry It1IRV, and If there IS any analogy betv.el'n tho~p I do not mean to imply by the above comments that a elements in the l.A . Mideast from the Chicago Vehicle (MIRV). This paper was later published, problems and the big one of Impeding o r stopping thp shouldn't take up more of Your article of 1/25 about study of ethnomethodology is without value. Such a community who think it is Daily News; your inference after some editing, in the November '73 issue of What I said was' thllt MIRV's arms ra ce as a whole Or IS that confUSing the I~~UE'I statement would most certainly be arrogant and naive your time Mr. President. 'Arab Women' appearing in their (and Israel's) in­ that the article is false and Scientific American. YORK; It doesn't necessari ly confu<;€' It. but the a wliste of time, th~t it on my part. Gaining an understanding of how different You must be very busy. But under the super-heading terest to promote racism malicious propaganda from During the interview we talkl!d about the im­ elements of the arms ra ce are not all of onl' kind Many groups and individuals socially const ruct their own would you send me a copy " The New Jerusalem" against Arabs . It all too " Jewish elements in the l.A. plications and complications of MIRV's rather than wouldn't do lIny good. of the developments of the arms race havE' bel'n of of the tape of this con­ ~ealities , a fundamental concept of ethnomethodology, practices a ma li cious and much resembles Nazi community" is totally about their design or technical origin. Therefore 1 systems which, like thiS one (MIRV), came about for IS absolutely essential in breaking down those barriers of versation as a souvenir?" obscene polemics while propaganda against Jews . It incorrect and says will give a briefoutline of what MIRV's are. many reasons, which had many different technological communication which are at the base of so many social Among the saintly pretending to be objective is unfortunate that a race, something about your own First. MIRV is not a rocket, it is the payload. Two roots, and which were cam d forward for rea ons whICh problems. But a limited idea such as this cannot be all sayings attributed to Hank reporting (after all, it came or more properly, a prejudices. Also, you seem rockets that I know of have been adapted to carry had little or even nothing to do With their E'ventual encompassing. Nor should it be all important. are : from the L. A. Times.) The religious group, that has to be invoking "cultural it, namely the Minuteman III, which is an Air Force application. In this ca~e It is Simply Impo'>slble to Ethnomethodology should be studied as only one IIf intention seemed to be to been so persecuted and relativism" in objecting to mlssUe, and the Navy's A>seidon, which is launched confront the Item; there IS no place wherl' you ca n many important SOCiological concepts. Sadly, U .C.S .D. "I think that it's im­ illustrate the difficulties devastated should slip so the criticism of non­ from a submarine. The Navy, it should be noted, is confront it untt-! It has already been dl'velopf'd bf'yond has chosen to commit an entire department to the portant to people's egos to Arab women face in easily out of its masochism Western culture by " Puritan presently planning to construct a larger version of the possibility of stopping it ABM ' ~ are the contrasting promotion of this theory. Ethnomethodology has have someone to look down achieving liberation, yet into a racism and revenge Western minds." Granted, a the Poseidon. called creatively the Trident, to orbit situation. become the SOCiological "sacred cow" of this university. on, someone that will make this is only faintly suggested that borders on being as superficial , emotional MIRV type machinery. same kind, but the US. has many more intercontinental Maybe if next time there is a change in personalities, in them seem handsome and near the end of the article. irrational and sa distic as criticism of other cu ltures A common version oj MIRV consists oj three 200 the leadership of the two countries ... witty and talented. That's The bulk of the article · that of its former per­ has often been an exc use kiloton warheads and a so called Post Boost Control bombers Ihan the Ru ssians. If the U.C.S.D. sociology department is to become a Q; Because they were topped' why people need me." consists of some uniden­ sec utors. I only hope that Q : The ABM (anti-ballistic missile) was stamped productive force in contributing to the solution of for war and imperialist System (see illustration) . Nicknamed a 'bus ', the YORK; Not only becau e they were topped. th tified first person telling someday the people may be defunct in the SALT I talks . Was this a direct result of America's social problems, certain changes should be exploitation. But this doe PBeS is a satellite equipped with motors enabling variou components that go to make up the ABM (the " If you kick a dog when tales (with a few Quotes able to throw off the entire not altl'r the fact that its speed and heading to be altered after it is free Ihe MIRV mi ssi le? made One of these c hanges must involve the de­ it's down, you'd better hope computers, the rockets thl'm~elves , and most of thp from unidentified native syndrome and learn to live brutality and repression are (the system was originally built to orbit weather YOR"; The existence of MIRV and its possible emphasis of ethnomethodology. Perh aps we should that it doesn't have rabies." radar) are unique. they wl're not InventE'd for ,omp "experts" to make them in that peace and afety practiced in various ways satellites) from the booster rocket. Consider the d ployment as a means for making ABM penetration consider reading a little more of John Kenneth c rt ain is one of the main argumen t ~ against ABM- not other reason seem authentic) about where, refusing to hurt by all cultures, and one case of MIR V. The booster rocket has burned out Galbraith, Charles Silberman, Margaret Mead, Ger­ Q; Could you tell me omethlng about th book that "Only God can make a certain sex practices in Arab others, one can cease to doesn't always have to be a and the satellite is heading along a trajectory that at all the only one, but it is one of the JTlalO one and In maine Greer and Eldridge Cleaver, and a little less of Kibbutz." the mind of many perhap the mo t convinci ng you're writlngl countries which are ob­ hurt him If by means of member of a particular will impact at target one. The first warhead is then Erving Goffman, Harold Garfinkel, and Carlos Therefore the development and deployment of MI RV's YORK: I'm trying to Wrltp an accuratl' dp'>crlptlon and viously supposed to make others. culture to recognize the gently ejected by means of a release spring. The Casteneda. In troubled times such as thiS, we can't allow "If you butter your bread ana l ysl~ of the strategic arm~ racl' and attE'mpt~ to Western readers re oil in repressive aspects of it and satellite then alters its course so that its ex­ ha played a major role in getting the two sides to agree ourselves to wallow in the sometimes stagnent morass on both sides, you'd better control it beginning at thl' end of World \.\ ar " disgust at the unfeeling protest aga inst them . trapolated pathway will impact on target two, the to limit ABM's to the small number they now have . of ethnomethodology . eat it with tweezers." Q : So it'~ prl'tty much of hl~tor\ rI~ht' brutality of such " bar­ second warhead is released, and so on. The unique That'~ one of the reasons Mac amara gave for being In a Susan Self favor of MIRV YORK; Yes , except that ItS '0 mod!'l n II'~ prob,lbh. barians." The accumulation -Ed. Dir destructive power of the MIRV missile is apparent Wit bl'tter thought of a~ a comhlnat Ion ot tf'C hnologv and of "evidence" in the article in that each of these warheads can be in­ Q : Betau~1' he figured with M IRV there no longer political SClrncl' . does not resu lt in an an­ dependently targeted to explode in widely any pOint In ~ p endi n g money on ARM's Q: I, your hook gOing to ,uggl',t an" nW,ln' to IUllit thropologica I monograph separated locations or at the same location but YORK : He believed thal the AHM wa~ a pilI' of lunk--I PAID POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT Clrm,l but a virulent attack on a approaching from different trajectories. neard him lise tho~ vl'ry v.ord~and that It wouldn t triton tlme8 YORK: No Thl' bool.. I' ~hollt "hat h,l' hdprwnE'd ,md non-Western ulture in an By breaking up one big warhead into several \>\ork In ABM \\<1, thlllg' nllght b(' done b. ttl r IMPEACH NIXON Editor In Chief N8" Dtp,.,tment number of warheads increases: however. com­ Manf' PUt'fltt.' Pf'r'onally 'IH'.ll..lI1g. IOU th nk th,nt;' In (Bring to Trial) DaVi d Uuthblnder what he lhOl)ght It was all along, namely a pill' of Ilink. Q : ho\\ do Mary Howard D<>bb .. PtC1"lu\~ pared to the advantages, such as the almost certain (~, Editor Q; And nobody ~uggl'~ t('d making ,1 MIRV typf' A.H!1..1' gpnpr a .uP ~Oln g to \\ ()r~ out' Crt'lC tl ,,- k, Coral Phillips Arts Oepartmfl'1 penetration of anti·ballistic missile systems, t his M.nollin (I: Edt,Of ~ue Carrett Ru(' HIfll0n YORK: Yes, but that'~ I'v('n a worsl' Idl'it It rom­ YORK , \\('11 I don t thll1l.. tht' "0\1 T 11 tall.., ,itt' ~omg HERE'S YOUR CHANCE TO EXPRESS AN OPINION Regina M.1l'Quez loss in power is considered neg Ii gable. Mt(nael5f\;nd (h.~ .. Hvd. pllcall'~ a v.('apom ~ y~tl'm that 1<' .llready too (om­ to gl't ,111\ whl'rt' AGAINST RADUATE (opy Ed!tor linda King Oon Mllkf" * FOR NEUTRAL lamt"\ • Soto Vicki Broach rill: DavH MIRV made it obvious that the ADM was just whal pi it ilted And furthermore II on ly makes w nw II then> Q : \\ hat do \011 think \\ill ~t't .111\11 hpr<" * IUMnftl M.ln.l.t Juanlt. Sioddacd Crete I ron• .,d MacNamara thought it was all along·-namely a pile of are larg numb rs of inter epts all to b(' made at the YORK ; I thin).. th,lt tor thl' nt''l.t 11'11 ,"dr, thl'rl' I,n t TOWN MEETING at La Jolla High School Auditorium RU(l Hlnlon ChriS Rauber M lndv 5<011 junk. . lditori •• Di,ector d Simons ,am time. Otherwi e you fire up all these additional gOing to bl' any progrl'" In Mnl' t antrol ,\.1,l\tW It nl''l.t Mark M lhoma\ Friday Night, February Holly Hlt~ann weapon, that i , what fa tor et it apart from the other Q; Did you play any part yourse lf. Dr York , In trYing 01 th two cou ntrie<; , thl'te \\111 bE' !lut I don t ,pe an\, 8, 7:30 P.M . Spo", Editor Jarne! C So.o (riC R.lI \ le,-.. SK~t. ,i.al Auitbnb ICBM' ? to halt the d ployment of MIRVI progre<,~ Within thl' nl'\t ,pveral ,PM' ·Sc.itncr (ditOf {"a m~l t" CdCih Come And Get Involyed. Don't Be The Silent Apathetic Majority John nodgr .. ss BUNntss Dep~,tment ~Hthv (0)(,. YORK; When political figures have looked at it, for PhotoS,.aphy (dilOf If'e KfU,,"" Sport s Df:p.,tment in tan ce the American Secretary of Defen e, they have SPORTS llonn') Ydm.lmoto *************.************************* Mdlcolm ~Ith Mark l,.. ka RAmo n RUII sai d the deploym nt of MI RV by I he Rli lans m an or St<~tlrY T rdey Bertolll{("', To the CONGRESS of the UNITED STATES of AMERICA: ("orrm~("alit'i "'Ir~ RdJln\()n may mean th yare preparing for a first trike. Whatever GRAPHICS AModate Cilr £ditor) PfOduction RI(k Drom the truth of the matter is, it makes pl'ople think that Betw Kru COMer 1'11 010 gr. ph, I, a citizen of the United States of America, request that you impeach CARS' Ilannah (ohen Rob ~ri1m('f 0 .... '" H Ul)l whoever is developing and deploying it IS up to no & DESIGN President Rid ard M. Nixon, on grounds of bribery or other high crimes John T'Vlo, ClofliJ SklmlOsj..1 larry Wlmm good . and misdemea l0rs. A)II . Businrll M.ln.l.er M,ltalm Smllh Srott 1 hayer Joseph Moo1man Pdt'r Gll h'i MKhaf'-1 C.eenf' Q : And this is because MI RV is recogni zed as Signed : ______possessi ng the ability to knock out a large part of the REDUCED The TRITON TIMES I. oflidollV _otnIzoct ... " .....1 _per bv lhe Com· muniuliOft _ 01 .... Unlwenity 01 C.. II"...... Son Oiop. '-'" 250. I0I01_ enemy's armaments, since it can hit so many targets at *******r******************************* C~ La ...... CaN_ 92t3? .....,.. 1000 • Iwke -., .... 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Progr.mmlng (IncludIng the Engine.,lng; PhD in Phy.lc.. TROL (25 mln.1 .nd WAVES Rae Off. B.rrv Cunnlnghem w I" from home during th --A I though student Committee of the Board of !progr.mm.r.. .naly.h. .nd Hollywood'. t ...t_t of _t in Bookman's words "where holdings in bonds, mor­ upCominll Wom.n'. Monthl ••nd Cheml.t,y. Math. Computer ACROSS THE PACIFIC 19 FEB . conduct the cl .... 12111 Thus in this case ,tudents period from January 1 to !epeei.II.,.. Alto BS In M.th for mom.n18 in hlatory. TIME: 1·10 conflicts between the needs finan ial aId grants or loans Re\,:ents , explained the tgages, preferred stocks, other i•• u.. of conc.. n to UCSD Scl.nce. EI.ctrlc.1 Engi ....rlng . FLOW INSTABIUTIES (27 mIn" 21 are partly to blame ill the March 1, 1973. !computer pr..... mml"1l: MS or p.m. LOCATION: Rm 2210 H&SS, may not be ounted as IIlvestment procedure for real estate and other long Muir C.mpu. ADMISSION IS women. 1211i1 Economic• . All po.'tion. re._rch FEB. TURBULENCE 129 min" 5 of the various delay of the furniture or· PhD In Phy.'c•• with cou.... or and de",elopm.nt. Appoint•• nd MAR. X· RAY SPECTROSCOPY· THIRD COllEGE STUOENTS A - People who lived In the income on returns, work common tock~ . FREE 12151 organizations the ders. term Investments, uesides • ..,.nance In ...... or alectronlca further Info.t the Clre.r PI.nning . the In.ld. Story (21 mln.l PLACE: 7sc discount .",.11 for up·cominll UnIversity owned Dorm study earnings may. for _rch .nd ...... _.nt Se. CRnlc. Wed. • fl3-lIpm R.v.lI. ~pecifications 'of th "Fundamental study of ommon stocks libr.rv. rm 1033. Mui, HSS 1201 RM n04 UH TIME: 12:00-1:00 DAY: p.rform.nce of the M •• ic o City Charge of Inadequate are not eligible The tax - Welfare recipients who poeitlon •. Appnte .nd further Inf"O Cou...tora Offlc. ( ....t to the B.llet Folklorieo .t the Civic student centre and the Virtually the entire loss in Farmwork.r Support Group Meet 12181 TUES. (3/51 ,pace for the vaflou relief was deSigned to give the stock is done by the .t the C.... r P"nnlng Library, rm Provo.t Offlc.' X2231 . Couna.. ing The.te,. Feb 11th .t 8:00 p.m. You received gra nts including common stock assets was TUM Feb. II. 117. 7:30 pm Form.' conc.rned wIth ...ual problem•. buildi ng requirement and organizations prompted Treas urer's staH . ~h e n th y 1033. Muir HSS 1201. I2/SI ATTENTION MARRIED COUPLES need 10 purch... tick.tl from renters the same tax relief rent m oney are not allowed Lou.... R ...... Com mOna 12111 Judy Jorg.n.. n M.D. & Hugh restrictions of Architectural absorbed by th e [n­ H.,p u. .nd ".rn .bout your R•• id.nt O•• n·. Offlc• . 701 MC. Bookman to say "there have given property ONners find one that should be P.t.. Ph.D. 11;11 A TIME FOR WOMEN to com. the credit: although partial dowment and Retirement m.r,i.e• . Votunt.. , coup I... ,. Oeadllne, Feb. 8th. INFO; 463-2000 and Engineering (A&E) been space problems when property taxe were bought they bring it up at togeth.r or .Ion. to talk .bout credit is given for each full System Funds which have The F.mlnl.t Fr.. Unl ...... ty, with needed to p.rtlcip.te In • m.rltal common or Indlvidu.1 problems. Ext. 1181 . fo, T,.n.porUtion & Department have con­ primarily because Step One the monthly meeting of the R..... 1e Pool & G ...... Room i. lowered by the new law. month wh en grants were WATERGATE & THE ENERGY cou.... lI.. r.d to m_ the nud. r_.rch proj.ct. For. coupl. of id ..., or i.. UM wIth women COlt. 12/51 tributed to the delay of of the centre (the part now Inves tment Committee. The invested more in these .pon.orlng • POOL TOUR· i nce the legislature not received. CRISIS WHO'S TO BLAME? WED . and Int.r.at. of wom.n, I. hours of your tIme, you r.c.I". In cuun.lo.. and I18ff. E".rv Tu ... construction. tacks than the other two. NAMENT ON SAT. Feb. • to under construction) is not realized owners wouldn't --Home owners do not same applies towards the FEB • 1PM INFORMAL LOUNGE, beIIlnnlng 111 .pring da_. Th. ,.turn, • unique written from 1:30 · 3:30 P.M. Corne' OffiCI. Th... will ba e B.S.U. meeting In addition to these sa le of the stock," he sai d. The Endowment r unds det.. mlne the UCSD Chemplon. REVEllE HEAR MARK cltnft include: batlc backIng, .v.lu.tion 0' your marit.1 R.... I .. Commo... . (Ell large enough to handle the lower rents, they developed receive a renter's tax credit Wln_ will have opportunity to .v.rv Tun .t ' :30 in Th. B.. ic conflicts, problems with the came down $23.9 million; SCHNEIDER: '71 CANDIDATE body _rtlvan... relatlonahlp. Your particIpation I. Sci.nee Building C.f.t.,i.. 12/51 needs of the 25 or so the credit through the .nand the ACU· I R.. ,on IV .w...... ordering of equipment have but should claim the spec iai " We listen to the I ng thy the Retirement System FOR S.F. CITY COUNCIL: HAS t ...nI"1I . f.mlnlat filma. women In .nOnymou. .nd confld.ntl.l; organizations allocated income tax system to give Tournam.nt at C., S18t. Long SPOKEN ON OVER A DOZEN the law. counMlI"1l t ..lnlng .nd 'urthenno... it'. .n Int.... tlng home owners tax credit. presentation of the virtues $48.7 million in common TIw Triton W • ."...... Ioolety been Inst rumental in the space ." B_h...... n_ ...id. SIgn up .t CAMPUSES IN SOUTH· WEST ON denee •••Iona for the ...... xp.rI.nee. For further info. c.1I A Li.t of Wint.. 1174 G ,.duet•• _18 thl...... _ry T ... rMay at delay. Apparently someone of the particular stock stock value. the R.v.lI. R ••ldent D •• n'. e3-71!00 ••t. 3113 10 AM from R.v.lle Colleg. will b. There were around 50 SOCIALISM SPONSORED BY R"'tr.tIon will be ....d Feb. • _een Oft. before deciding. We don't 0ffIc0I by Fri. Feb ••t .:011 P.M. _ Me. W. play 'rom • pm to neglected to order the student organizations with Lo sses of the An nuity YOUNG SOCIALIST ALLIANCE 'rom 1:00-3:011 .t _ F St. S.D. Call .nd 2 PM w ..kday •• nd .k for polt.d ouUidt the Revette c __ cOme all. IE11 rub ber-s tamp recom · t2151 IP2II1 a... for morelnlo 12/11 linda W"'b. 12/11 CoIll1Ie ProvDat Office. 12/ 121 transformer for the campus space requests . The space Women's Union Plan and Pl ant Funds were mendations - sometim s we \.... radio station KS DT, one of problem became $1 .9 million and $27 100 Continued from Page 1 decide to buy more o r less respect ively. ' the major tenants in the aggrevated when the Vice Triton Times, appeared on campus. In his in May of the beginning of campaigns rallies that year, but they could be new centre. As of now the Chancel lor's immediate within the UCSD area . of medica l services address, he attributed activism on the into Cambodia, there was a series of sit­ viewed in a different light now The cry transformer will not arrive Activism 'staff decided to move into (3) Women's Studies avai lable in the UCSD/ San part of students to youthful "high ins in Urey Hall and at the AMES for pea ~e was just as urgent, just as before rebruary 5, if not Step One of the centre co mmittee: to research and Diego area . Presentation continued from page 1 spirits," and said the real "revolutionary" department . McGill reacted by sincerely felt - indeed, death had come a later and it will take two The lack of space in the request women's studies- (5) Consciousness-raising Other visitors to the campus that fall sources on campus were professors such threatening police intervention, and then little closer. But Winnie's death was not weeks to install. centre has been highlighted related courses for spring Groups committee ' to included Ralph Nader, the topic of as Marcuse and Richard Popkin . Sub­ declaring a state of emergency. The latter as meaningless as those of the soldiers The plans for the radio by the announcement that and subsequent quarters at desi gn, arra nge taff ing sequent visits by the jlssemblyman were would require the dismissal of any thousands of miles off. It was a protest. of Verdis whose address ~onsumerism was perhaps statIon drawn up over a even in Step Two of the UCSD and institute consciousness: too abstract and complex to capture the scenes of particularly pointed question student involved in such a demonstration and in the Buddhist sense , an affirmation y ar ago were lost by centre (now under plan­ (4) Medical Services raising groups on campus . and answer sessions (his lectures were on after the declaration. Th e sit-in ended of the sanctity of life someon in the A&E interest of a group of students who were ning) there is not enough committee to research and There IS also intere~t in pollution) between Stull and UCSD peacefully. The next day, the Governor And when we compare the two kinds Department The plans, square footage to provide a consolidate information on forming task forces on rape, Requiem too aware of a war that threatened many of them directly, and Vice-President students. ordered all UC campuses and state of protests we have seen - Winnie's, and drawn up by th ex-station large ballroom type faCIlity the availability. extent, transportation, and political (An aside : On April 7, Governor colleges to close until the following the thousands of slogan screamers - and manager of KSDT, were of a Agnew, who had very recently made his Bookman said that Step quality and complications candidate information. The San Diego ymphony Reagan, commenting on student Monday, as a result of anti-war protests then look at the reactions from the great detat! and theIr loss famous "intellectual snobs" remark Two of the centre will be Orchestra will present a militants, said , " If it's to be a bloodbath, at the sc hools. leaders (who. after all, would have to has resulted In onsiderable about student activists. A third visitor more organized. Prior to p rformance of Verdi's let it be now." His statement prompted George Winnie make the demanded changes), we must delay In the movement of was Dran Van Dinh, former South thIS September when Book­ " Requiem" May 23 and 24 Marcuse, along with three other UCSD wonder: how meaningful, or how ef­ the radio statIon from Impoundment Vietnamese ambassador to the Un ited By May 10, America~ forces had man b came Dlfector of the with the San Diego Sym ­ professors, to ca ll for Reagan's fective, is our screaming if it is Ignored or Matthews Campu to th States, whose opinion of Vietnamization entered Cambodia, and fOllr students had Student Centre there wa no phonic horale. 1 he res ignation as president of the board of dismissed as youthful "hIgh sptrits1" centre. This was to have Continued from Page 3 was uncompromising: " It will fail." been killed at Kent State University in central authority to performances, to be Regents. The Governor d id not do so.) Couldn't such thoughts, as we see the been accomplished over On November 21 , the Students for a Ohio by National Guardsmen. Still, these coordinate Step One. ow up to the seelllg eye dog to Residence Hall council has conducted by Peter Eros, Other Events tragedies were removed from UCSD - movement of the government continue the Christmas VacatIOn Step Two will be clo ely Democratic Society (SDS) held a rally in help the blind person quiet requested that Malone wi II be held In the Civic • Nec: r the middle of April, there was a they could not produce the kind of unchanged, instill In us a feeling of wh n the move would have upervised as Bookman and the plaza. 500 students attended, along him down and the dog en~orce the leash law very Theatre massive (peaceful) march through numbness that enveloped the campus futility and hopelessness? A feeltng that been a relatIvely minor the Undergraduated with two Marine Corps, who were the nIpped the gal. Well the strictly on Muir. downtown San Diego, in which many when graduate student George Winnie might at some later tIme be termed affair and cause no 10 s in Student Counci l (TUSC) ~eeing eye dog, becau~e he objects of some bitterness from the UCSD students partiCipated. And back set fire to himself on the Reve lle plaza. 'apathy?' programming. A move now have initiated a serie of cou ld not be controlled . I.n reference to the of­ The San Diego Sym­ students. And on January 19, 40 pickets f,c,al campus policy on on campus, 50 students debated with He died ten hours later, conscious, and Student activism did continue through in the middle of the quarter meetings to plan Step Two they destroyed him." ' phon ic Chorale, under the met a General Electric recruiter as he dogs, Werner stated memoirs of the Navy the morality of pleading for the end of the war. the next two years, but It declined will cause conSIderab le "Once the plan to Step direction of DaVId L. came on c ampus, protesting that Cleo Malone stated that "Esse ntially we're allowing research at the Naval Electronics Lab. W in nie's death was incomprehensible noticeable from the height reached In disruption in the operation Two has been complet d Glisman, is eeking ad­ company's contributions to war industry earlier this year a big dog dogs to be walked across • The student vs. police confrontations to many. It was easier to dismiss him as the spring of 1970. It had all begun III of KSDT there will be no last minute ditional male voices for the and research, and what the SDS termed knocked a student down ca mpus. There are oth er at Berkeley that had occured throughout pathologic;tllv insane, or at least a little 1968 in Columbia, and moved like a wave The furnitllre for the cha nges as there was in performances and holds " male chauvinism" in employment some stairs and the student extenuating circumstances most of the year came to a head at the off-balanc~, than to look at the tragedy across the nation, igniting activism and centre was ordered late. Step One which delay auditions and r hearsals procedures. broke her ankle. In response suc h as if you have a seeing end of the month, with a battle between straight on, to face it as a dark and ugly reactionaryism at the same time. And the Th,s was the fault of the completion and increa e each Tuesday, at 7'30 p.m . February marked one of the most to th is and oth r r lated eye dog, but that's about police and 3000 UCB students. There was si de of a si tuation we had seen only at a whole movement seemed to effect very Building Advisor~ Com­ the cost ." Bookman con­ in the Fi rst Presbyterian dramatic periods of the year, as students Incidents the Muir i l." also more violence at Santa Barbara. distance. little change in its three or four years. mittee which didn't work cluded by saying that " there Church at Third and Dat at UC Santa Barbara broke out in a • Protesting UCSD defense research, There were several more marches and And who wouldn't notice thatl closely enough WIth the is a multitude of needs with Street . Further information "ghetto-year," as students at UC Santa 200 students occupied building 2A-Prime other groups planning the one centre. Trying to bring may be obtained by ca lling Barbara broke out in a " ghetto-like" riot centre A Building Advisory 225-8370 or from the an in nearby Isla Vista and set fire to the at Muir College for nearly 18 hours. The the variou group together students really got hold of the subject." Committee is formed for Diego Symphony Or­ local Bank of America . The bank was faculty met during the sit-in, and created to build a coheSIve plan !, a Saltman stated, "All of these elements were part of it v~ry new building enlIsting che tra's office In Balboa accused of representing " the financing of an ad hoc committee to "get to the necessity." but none-the-Iess, they seemed to be far less detrimental Park. I th e Vietnam wa·r and capital ist bottom of defense research at UCSD and repression ." The same week, Asem­ see if we can become less dependent on than th e positive thrust of the program was in getting students involved." ' SEW ING CLASSES blyman John Stull, who had called for the the Department of Defense." The sit-in now lormlng at \NOMAN OFFICERS THE MARINE CORPS IS firing of philosophy professor Herbert was a result of a ' fairly massive ' SDS He continued, "We're going to try it again in the fall. LOOKING FOR COLLEGE Marcuse and Chancellor McGill the year campaign over the preceeding three I'm getting the provosts together to try to develop WOMEN TO BECOME OFFICERS. A WOMAN RECIEVES TH E a way of ~oing into the program . The iss ue of credit SAME TYPE OF LEADERSHIP TRAINING GIVEN MALE OFFICERS before and who was termed the "primary weeks dealing with war research . versus non-credit is being considered again but once A WOMAN OFFICER WORKS SIDE·BY·SIOE. & ON A PARITY: antagonist" of the La Jolla campus by the • With the President's announcement WITH MEN. THE CORPS IS ONE OF THE FEW PLACES WHERE STUDY ABROAD again I think it's almost better that the program be a ABILITY OVERSHADOWS SEX. non-credit course so that we're not worried about who did homework and was there finals and did they hand in PLC PLATOON LEADER'S CLASSI THIS IS THE PROGRAM Application deadlines have Hitch Seminars FOR COLLEGE FRESHMEN, SOPHOMORES & JUNIORS the paper. The real issue is one that is interlocking the the been extended through THERE ARE NO INTERRUPTIONS OF THE SCHOOL YEAR FOR ' while still enrolled at UCSD Continued from Pile 1 Continued from Pile 2 bridge between the formalistic educational course for TRAINING. FRESHMEN & SOPHOMORES TRAIN AT QUANTICO February 8, 1974 lor an units and the effective relationship we would try to SPINNIN.G WHEEL VIRGINIA IN TWO • WEEK SESSIONS DURING 2 SUMMER academic year In: develop between students and a faculty member." including reduced lighting, student participation in a non-credit class . Little or no Ph: 459-5545 VACATIONS. JUNIORS TRAIN 10 WEEKS IN ONE SUMMER. Overall, Saltman feels the program was a success and lowered thermostats, formal work was required in the seminars and some will be encouraging even more students and faculty PLeA tPLC-AVIATlONI IDENTICAL TO PLC THROUGH rescheduled use of heavy professors complained of poor attendance. members to take part, next year. BASIC SCHOOl. THOSE QUALIFYING FOR energy-using equipment Dr. Ray Valentine said that he had to spend about AVIATION THEN GO TO FLIGHT SCHOOL and reduced fuel con­ half the quarter searching for the right level on which to ~~::s A STUDENT AVIATOR OR STUDENT FLIGHT' sumption by University present his chemistry seminar, "Microbes Contribution IAoctAVIATlON OFFICER CANDIDATE CLASSI IDENTICAL TO vehicles. to Man." Valentine felt that the "course should be 1"'" OCC THROUGH BASIC SCHOOL THEN FLIGHT SCHOOL given for credit." He stated that students as freshmen HEY YOUI ~ AS A STUDENT AVIATOR OR STUDENT FLIGHT OFFICEF Last December a UC are still used to the "high school way of life" and don't Council on . Energy and know how to deal with a non-credit class yet. He added AOCS tAOC.COLL",¥, LEVEll THIS PRO~RAM MAKES IT POSSIBLE ,'Oft A 'QUAUFIED 2·YEAR STUDENT Resources was established that this is an important class and should continue to be If you see yourself in this picture - we TO BECOME A COMMIISIONED OffiCER· PILOT OR FLIGHT to advise the president on of value to students. can help YOU ! Since 1966 we've offered OFFICER - RECEIVING FUll PAY. the needs and goals for Professor emeritus, Dr. Seymour Harris felt that most our services to 3 out of 5 men who suffer energy research and to of the students understood his class on the American Ple/ace LAW AN UNDERGRADUATE from Male Pattern Baldness . PAnr.:RAM ENflOUEIJ iN Tilt PV; promote cloSer cooperation economy most of the time; he said, however, that, " It it ~D TO LAW SCHOOL MAY APPLY FOR TRANSFER TO between UC researchers was a mistake to take away the credit." THIS PROGRAM. 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Cal"ornl. 90212 or phona: 2061-eak for Nancy 12/ 11 you' re not really getting older ... Su beri 462-0733 12/ 61 436.-02 In San Diego just fatter - Pigman 12111 Wapted Individual with 11)(­ Free puppies to good home-8wks. perience in determining " A,G,C.U , ,.nnl. I.... n. for bI.lnner•• lId Mini-shephard & terrier mixed. WOMANS' 8'1z n.rrow ko"ach .kl LOST 1 chrome pen & pencil .et percentagesl" Call D.ve at 291 - Int.rm.dl.t... Ch.ep r.te. - Contact Carol at 463-2000X2033. booU $25. coffel tlbl. '10, lounge Welcome down for the weekend. grey fountain pen in pla.tic SUE & RUSS. Hope yOU enjoy it, ~10 concerning fee. (2/5) Cont.ct Phil at F-M Tlog. 1P2/1) chal,. $5 753-3663 Pam 12/11 pocket. Warran 464-6227 reward we sure will. WALLY T. 12/11 ATTENTION: ARTISTS. The (2 /5) Hall/462-8487 12111 SKI BOOTS. #9 Old but good C.mpu. Proer.m Board I. hlrtng VEG - EAT EVERY CARROT AND LOST: a woman'. silv.r Bulova TYPIST. Feat. 46c per p .... C.II $2O / off 7'56-3693 12/51 personal .tud.nt .rtlate to d •• lon po.t.,. PEE ON YOUR PLATE. SPINACH & fly.,.. If Interalted. pi .... c.1I w.tch with brok.n b.nd. If found, 411-1272. 12111 HATER . (2111 EXT.1.1, or com. to office In 12/51 BED: mattress. box spring & call 276-2148. Lobby. Ur.y Hall. 12111 Need a rid. to Unlv.,.lty 1It frame 52" X64" at $8 469-8631 12/51 Raper: You can only push rapers then there wa. the one ebout the Lo.t: On. pair brown de•• rt boots Baptl.t on Sn1 Bu. I.. ve •• t 8:16 so far and then th.y come loutl all young college student who W.nted: .omIDn. to tape Muir O. on Revell. ba.k.tblll courts S.t .m In front of Ur.y Hall. (2/61 G.E. Wildcat Stereo. W /45 spindle, over. B. (2/1) eloped before gradu.ting. it clllm. I.cture. IScl.nc. 140-AI. aft call 756-5248 J.ney (2/61 cleaning brush. adju.t. tone arms, Hauling' I.rvlc.: H.ul .nything seems s he put h.r he.rt before C.II collect If long dl.tanc.. 722· good clean sound. $30. Call Mike Ade- It's like you. Thankll 20 .. anywh.r. ch•• p ,.t.. fin •••rvlc. the cou rae. 1211) 2C8 (211) LOST: Silver rino with Inlaid at 462-8106 (2 /5) 12/ 11 463-5784 12/ 51 abalone shell leav•• . Sentimental BI.k. Or Ertc Smity -- You can clean my teeth NEED A RIDE TO SAN FRAN­ value.. Call Julie Kurlander 463- GOM BOPS Congo ceaes .30. - Who is Curtis Beauman1 12111 Need. rid. to the B.y Ar.. 1 I'm ••ch like new. call 5IC)..3161 or 272 anytime. Happy Birthdayl Larry CISCO BAY AREA ON FEB. 1 0180 (2/5) 12/ 11 RETURNING FEB. 3. CALL 463- le.vlno Fri. Feb. 1. 3 pm. H.lp with .1012111 JOHN M: The 19KW tower should 7542 12/11 LOST: Brown w.lI.t som_h.r. oal. 462-012&. (211) FENDER ELECTRIC FOR SALE: $80 fall this summer. Go.tman. :2111 AGUBO: calm down/llst.n to at Muir. C.II Jon L If found. every sound/you'lI be found/tak. Student need. rtde to Boaton .raa Contains important c.rd.. 462- HANG-GLIDING LESSONS 6 '- .trlngl, good tlnl.h P.O. To the girls in L-2; You girll are L.. rn how ..flly on S.ndl 786. La Jolla or . -1m 12/ 11 it from me -- i been around. ngubo - .ometlm•• round Feb. 11. PI.... lIB. beautiful. vlvaciou., and Iovino. 12/11 cell 411-8482. Urg.nt. 12111 L... on •• re .15 756-3128 (2/61 F.nd.r VII"ger guitar Sliohtly We want youl 12/ 11 rOST: 51. Chri.top"'r m.dli In TRANSLATIONS .•ngll.h-g.rman, darnaged; good tona c ..1 462- WANTED: OLD MAGAZINES TO UNDERWATER CAMERA & gym ...t week with Inltl.I•• blr­ .7& S.A.W. Let us .njoy the nectar of g.rman-.ngll.h. ell kinde of t.ata. 1. _k for Ru .. 12111 BE RE·USED. CAN PICK THEM FLASH WANTED by Scrlpp. thdate, M.rk 463-1 ... 12/61 the God., Let us lov. from this UP IF ON CAMPUS. CON or TRIN : .tuclent. U.htw.lght pref.rred. 765-2187. or campu. .at. 1101 day on. Happy .econd birthday - 1P2/11 462-0288. 12111 C.II "'1018. 12111 Stili loat: w.ll-loved, blu. cor- 1. Vell.nt 316 V-8 n_ clutch. Your Lover 12111 rebuilt .ngln• • aclt Int.rlor 20 mph duroy blazer. left in gym or 2D INTERESTED IN SAVING ON tIllS Curti. 462-0619 (2/1) WANTED: MALE. MUST BE: WANTED: t •• n-ag.d kltt.n. 2250. Adri.nn.756-6306 12161 Dear Fred.o and Rlchi.: We are so EASILY SEDUCED, WEALTHY •.,. - hou.. broken. Mu.t Ilk. dog. 462- GAS117 INVEST IN IONIZERSI oet bett.r mil..... For Info. cell J.n WETSUIT. Surfino. For' ft p.,.on happy to have you her• . tat'. 40. APPLY TO DYNAMITE IN F-36. 1Z1i 12111 Loat: BI.ck m.l. cat. 10 mo. Blu. .... (2/6) $25. GUITAR. Giannini Acoustic celebratel Louie and Mike 12111 NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY. coll.r. Z.k. Call u. If you·v•• lIn $40. Between 5 & 7 464-7389 (2 /5) 12111 him 463-4913. (2/61 Madame Sophie's Suite 200-may Wantld: A .mell wooden or cl.y MENI - WOMEN! JOBS ON drum•• ultebl. for w.lktng. leave SHIPSI No .ap.rl.nc. r.qulred. Radio control glider. Ready to fly the Sun shine on the f.ct that it Is Dear Blob, You still owe me. Pay LOST - Willon tennl. rack.t Mon not. In Triton Tl_ offlc.. Eric hc.lI.nt Ply. Worldwld. tr.v.1. except radio. Excllt treiner. Dan known that I am not who you up or get out of the fed.ration. by 5&10 or APM PLEASE c.1I 756-4787 (2/5) 12/11 P.rfect .umm.r Job or c.r"'. xl351 thought I was. Peter D.r.k Affectionetely you,., Comfort.r. 12111 Sandy 766-7619 12/51 12/ 11 S.nd n .oo for Inform.tlon. To everyona. especi.lly the SEAFAX. D.pt. 17-C P.O. Box 7' olive green couch. good cond, LmH - PAIR OF GLOVES ON 1/24. clean $40. 756-7666 12/51 Heikoff·s. thank you for all your Dear 3/ 2's Welcome to U.C.S.D. 2041. Port Ang.I•• • Wa.hlngton kind words and attention. You are IF FOUND. CALL 2n-2M2. 98312. 1P2/151 It's about time you got here. Enjoy housing REWARD 12/11 Queen size box sprino. & mat­ beeutiful. Brad 12/11 your stay Love your Sug.r Cube t.bas. Good condo $36. 755-3466 12/ 11 Roommat. ne.ded. F.mal. or Lo.t 1/25 In USB 2722 - P ..c •• Ign 12/51 Oave: Want to mess around carpools MI"e. '76. A hou.e on 1419 Plra.us on le.tlllr thong. PI_•• Want to Join. North County car­ tonight? D.P. 12/11 Steve, treasure chest. want some pi.... in Leucadia. 763-0932. 12111 12/11 1970 Suzuki 90 street Icgal. 3.048 data on toe curling. path. paradise return: Poale 463-0974. p00l1 C.llx 1883 or I.ev•• noteZA 1131. Gyl 12/11 miles for $200 Call756-3f:24 Ronnl. Dear Weirdo. How's your libido (2/1) Sh.ra oaraoe room. On. block Lo.t _ La.t Frl on R.v.... : DHIon - 1P2/1) today? YOur lover. Klddo 12/11 from La Joll. Shopptno. M/mo. EVOLUTION' CONCEPTS & JT Sorry I missed you. Come by 7428 Fay. 469-7827. 12/11 CONSEQ: R_.rd; Bill ,..,., 66' Ford Country Sedl n Wagon Captain Organic: How about again sometime soon. H 12/1) Reblt, Eng .• Air, power 3teering 9 dinner tonight? It's a vege dellghtl FI M to rent own room in house travel pass .. $450 or ? 286.138-1 (2/5) Yes or N01 Deb. 12/1) with F&M. Garden, pets. open Main Campu. Lo.t & Found: U. C Police D.pt. 500 MC 5.. La.h SSW TRAVEL OFFICE ON field. .100/ mo; utllpd 766-9709 MATTHEWS CAMPUS In­ K·23's 200c m ex. condo 1,100 Lange What i. it about " The Record wanted 12/51 Scott eat. 133& 9-6:00 Mon thru Fri Show" that has k.pt ll,,, Rc •• II~ t.rnatlon.1 C.nter 462-0130. 10- Pros 10'h $80 224-6834 2/61 IEII Cafeteria from airing it? Tune in 12.m d.lly. 2~pm MWF. Ch.rter $45(), 2 bedrm .. 2 '1z bath, den. Del LOST: L.ngulAl plvelopment ftlohta. Int'I ID Carda. Eu,.,l. 2 tickets for Deep Pu."l. at the Mon 6-10 A.M. as Rick and Larry WANTED: tic ketls) to tonight's Mar, stud. ok, 756-8830, day. Ind EdYCltlor '.yah 130 Book. Trlpplne. Greyhound. PIA... rIIne forum 2-10. FLOOR S "ATS call spill the answersl (2/1) Moody Blues/ Shawn Phillip. ("1 /12) C.II: Pat N.o.I 270-31144 AMs or ticket. & etc. IPl% 1., Mike aft 7, 755·5670 12/S1 concert. Contact Bob at 2430-C Ev • • 12/11 To The Bergf. at U.C.I.: Happy. 2 M. or Fem. Rommat.. W.nt.d Happy Berodayi See you soon. Mayer Hall. xl827, ASAP. 12 /6) FlI.hta Y_ Round Europ•• A .... 64 Pont. .ta. waoon I:.C. power For Huge Furn. 3 Br. Hou.e off S.. LOll: W.llet with all my ID. on I.,.... Contact: IITC. 3D N. steer & brakel load ...v. Needs Richard 12111 CHILDREN, lst - 3rd and 6th and World Dr. • 'h Utll. Lg. Yard .nd Muir or M.tth.w.. S.ra Bev.rly Dr.. Beverty HIHI. C•. new batt. $150 x 1721 S!,aron (2/5) .nd only 10 min. to Campu. he.. nder . VI.vai Arta. a1. 12111 Lif. has to begin s om.where. and 7th grader• • needed •••ubleets In m- 10210 Ph 1213' 271-8180 1P38I p s ychologic. I .xp.rlm.nts on 8761 Bob. (P2/11 Surfboard for lale- 7 ft. good you can't live it being afraid. It's not ov.r .. enjoy the s un. Stanl.y. Ilmple judom.ntll talk • . • 1 - .1.60 FOUND: LADIES WRISTWATCH condo Ten dolla,.. Call 469-884&­ Roommat. needed for 3 bdrm EUROPE-IlRAEL-AFRICA. per 30·40 minute ....ion OUTSIDE OF BLAKE. IF YOU CAN ••k for D.ve 12/51 12111 cndm. 3 ml from UCSD. Own ltudent fIIghta .U ..., round . depending On ao • . Exp.rlm.nts to ID. IT IS YOURS. 1/30 .... CONTACT: IleA. _ Unlverllty, room & eIIc. or .100 for be done in par.nt·1 hou.. or In _.33 12111 Aft. • " D,"o. Halliday & R.. nick . PHYSICS LIZ HELLER ••• HAPPY BIR­ .hlred. C.II 12111 lin Calf. .,•• mobile labor.tory. Mall n.m•• to -.en. Tal: 17141 217..,0. 12111 .... Xcand. .,2.00 463-904& Joel 12/51 THDAYIlIl JAN 31 , 1874 12111 Prof. Norm.n H. And.r.on, Shire oa,... In La JoIle. One FOUND: BRIEFCAIE. GLENN IPI,., Psychology. UCSD; or phone block from .t_. Full hou.. NISHIMOTOT PLEAIE CLAIM AT fIOR SALE OR LEASE: One Jad.d. a.nane: who g.v. you that B.tty John.on, bt. 2013...... p.r.mour. po.tltlc. gorVlou. rlnel !l.C 12/11 prtvtl.g•• . MO/mo. __1127 12111 20. 1101 1211) Europe. 11fIII. JlPln LOW co.T ....I.nu. . .quarlu. rl.lng. FUGHTB AVAILAaLE FOfII AU Need cr_country .kllne partner C-.ct Lov.. Labera loat, cl o SUNn: llf.l. hell w /out you. Tak. Shlre-. -room in D.I M.r $lllmo 1 JANE McMANUI. you left your TRAVEL NEED. A."'.T. M38 I. - tour juilln mountain .r.. "...... Anne K.rn. S.n DI.go. me back. Y. noho y.. lu.... 'u . block from b •• ch .nd ha. hand.... In my CIt' lilt Frt. on _y LA CIINGEGA Blvd. LA Cal 12111 contact D ...... ~ /211' ~ 1P211) Wink. (2 /11 •• Plr.t. full b.th. 711-_ (211) to OB .. call Ron 222-_12111 112·2727 1714.144-1133 IPJ/.. ~ ,.. ,. Triton Times, February 1, 1974