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VOLUME XX, NO. 4 OCTOBER 1,1981 Parking Worsened by SDPD When you think of parking at with the intention of cutting down easiest process to enforce. Johnson registered commuters' parking per­ restrict the money received for USD these days, you undoubtedly the "hectic business of finding a explained that he didn't have mits and 580 registered residents' lighting, maintenance and general think of confusion, of anger, of fines, parking space and of opening up enough man power to check the lots parking permits, a total of 2780 per­ improvements of the roadways. of USD Security, of San Diego PD more commuter parking spaces. continuously because quite often mit holders and a total of only 2387 Two new and unexpected prob­ and many other unpleasant things in Resident students, living in the they are called upon for other jobs legal spaces, including handicapped, lems aggravated the parking situa­ life. Furthermore, if you're a resident Valley complex, were restricted to (bank runs, unlocking rooms and reserved, etc. This leaves a dif­ tion — the closure of the St. Francis in the ever increasing valley housing the lots surrounding their valley staffing the main security office); ference of 393 vehicles which could Seminary parking tot located directly complex, you surely have exper­ housing facilities and not allowed to hence the result is erratic ticketing possibly be unable to find parking at in front of the Bahia Loma Student ienced the uncertainty when parking park their cars on the main campus. procedures. On a more important one time or another. The designated Apartments due to construction and your vehicle as to whether or not Commuter students were then given note the issue of safety was raised in parking lot policies remain in effect San Diego PD's decision to enforce you will return to find a small piece access to all other lots on campus regard to the new parking regula­ with resident parking restricted to state parking laws on public streets; of paper resting on your front win­ designated "commuter lots, available tions. AS President Vince Guilin ex­ part of the Camino West lot (next to Santa Ana, the public portion of San dow, informing you that you have for general use." Many citations plained that there was a major con­ the Tennis Courts; space available Dimas and the public portion of San­ committed one violation or another. were issued and fought in the Stu­ cern from the female residents of for 112 residents, the rest open to ta Paula. San Diego PD, without In general the parking situation at dent Court by both commuters and Camino Founders who did not feel commuters), DeSalles parking lot warning and notification to the USD seems to be in a state of disar­ residents who broke the regulations safe having to walk from their (space available for 88 residents) University, issued parking citations ray. The problem is not a new one and parked in each other's lots, and designated resident parking lots to and the valley housing complex to valley residents who parked along here at USD, but is more visible due some vehicles were ultimately their dorm rooms, and a similar con­ which included phase B lot at the both sides of the Santa Ana road­ to the completion of the new Mission towed, depending on which USD cern was voiced from valley resi­ Mission with 242 spaces, a total of way. The violation issued: parking in resident housing facilities and the Security shift was on duty. dents who had to walk up and down 442 designated tots. a bike lane. More recently, with overall increase in student enroll­ The problem continued through­ the campus in the evening to use the Commuter students are still some form of sporadic warning, ment this year. out the year, but there was less ten­ facilities, especially when there were operating under the open parking SDPD cited residents for parking The USD Cabinet, foreseeing a sion felt as all concerned became plenty of open and safe parking policy. Parking is allowed in all tots diagonally on Santa Paula Avenue future problem with parking, im­ more familiar with the new regula­ places in front of their dorm rooms, designated other than resident tots. in front of the Bahias. The violation plemented stricter parking policies in tions. In May of 1981 the AS student their classes and the library. The AS Parking fees have jumped from $10 issued: diagonal parking in a parallel 1980. The Cabinet did away with government president, Vincent further pointed out that the future in­ for both commuters and residents to parking area. The San Diego PD in­ the previous policy of open parking Guilin, AS secretary of justice, Katie crease of resident students parking in $25 for commuters and $20 for formed the Vista that it had which allowed all USD Permit hold­ Trotter and secretary of student ser­ the valley would require students to residents, a 100% increase for previously warned all those who ers, commuters and residents to vices, Jessica Watson, brought the park, in the Field House parking lot, residents and a 150% increase for received citations and their license park anywhere on campus, exclud­ issue of parking to the attention of which could result in increased safe­ commuters. The sudden increase plate numbers were recorded. If they ing illegal zones, such as handi­ the Student Affairs Committee, the ty problems, due to its poor lighting and the distinguishing between com­ were found illegally parked again, capped, the area surrounding the students' direct access to the Board and remoteness. The Dean of Stu­ muters and residents is a result of the then they were cited appropriately. Immaculata, etc. The Cabinet's new of Trustees, which has the ultimate dents Tom Burke agreed with the USD Cabinet ruling. President In the case of the St. Francis regulations were implemented at the decision power in this matter. students that the safety is a serious Author Hughes reponded to ques­ Seminary parking lot, the usual beginning of the 1980 school year The AS highlighted many of the problem, though we have been very tions concerning this raise and the agreement to allow USD students much to the dismay of the USD stu­ existing problems. Secretary of fortunate. Mr. Burke further stated, differential in fees between com­ parking rights had been reaffirmed dents who suffered great financial Justice Trotter explained that "It's hard to justify having the muters and residents at an August for the upcoming year, but plans for loss due to the payment of fines, the students had not been given ade­ residents park in the far lots when 20 student Senate meeting, where 8 to 9 months of construction in doubling of fines incurred as a result quate time in advance to allow the there are empty spaces right in front he informed the Senate that parking which the lot is now closed for the of the new policies — "Fines double new system to run smoothly. After of their buildings." fees hadn't been raised in years and storage of heavy duty construction if not paid within 10 days of viola­ discussing the problem at a May 7 That was a brief summary of the that the increase was brought into equipment intervened. The word tion." The new regulations further S.A.P.S. meeting, USD Chief of extent of the parking problem for the line with present costs and inflation. was not relayed to USD Administra­ included designated lots for residents Security Don Johnson admitted that 1980-81 school year. Then came As to why there was a difference be­ tion until the day before the required and commuters, being established the open parking would be the fall, 1981, with a total of 2200 tween commuters' and residents' closing of the tot and USD did its fees, President Hughes did not have best to inform those using the tot of the information at the moment, but the new policy (note: parking in this promised to took into the matter im­ tot regardless of time and day will mediately. At a recent AS-Cabinet result in citation and possible towing administration retreat. President of vehicle by SDPD). As a result of Hughes informed AS President ticketing by the police department, Vince Guilin that he had read- the University has applied to the City dressed the issue to the Cabinet in Department of Transportation, ask­ regards to the significant concerns ing them to remove the bike lanes expressed about the differential fee and all the no parking signs on Santa and requested that they should reex­ Ana Drive (an answer was promised amine whether or not they are just for Sept. 29). In the meantime to try and further, President Hughes' and obtain some relief for students recommendation would be that living down in the valley, USD has there would be a universal fee spoken with the Western Division of established. This recommendation San Diego PD. They have gotten an would then be voted on by the order out to all of their officers, Cabinet and then submitted to the informing them that they are not to Board of Trustees for their final ap­ ticket University cars parked on proval. However Hughes further either side of Santa Ana, of San stated that the decision of evening Dimas or Santa Paula. However, if the fees would not take effect until those cars are parked by fire the 1982-83 academic year. Presi­ hydrants, blocking driveways, or in dent Hughes pointed out that feeling such a way that they cannot get of the Board in distinguishing com­ emergency vehicles through (park­ muters from residents was that the ing diagonally at Bahias) they will be commuter students had more flex­ cited. ibility than residents. Don Zeterberg, To avoid as many parking prob­ director of physical plant and a lems as possible for the time being member of the Cabinet, added in the Vista advises the following: regard to the increase and differen­ Make sure your resident or com­ tial in parking fees that fees were in­ muter sticker is displayed properly. creased to cover the amount needed Residents should park only in resi­ Torero's practice for Saturday night's game against Occidental. It will be held at 7:30 p.m. in Torero stadium. for improvements in all the tots. The dent parking tots. Come and help the team make 4-0. Cabinet agreed to raise the fees and If you park on the public portion of Santa Ana. Santa Paula, or San Dimas, remember you must leave a 15 foot distance from the front of Toreros Nationally Ranked your car to the fire hydrant. No parking in red zones, and no The University of San Diego Foot­ but more importantly, the entire wins, all of the school's sports offer his opinions. "First of all, we (Continued on Page 3) ball team has been named by the USD community benefits from the benefit, since people will seek to have excellent senior leadership and NCAA Coaches Poll as one of the exposure," said Coach Bill Williams. learn more about a school." Any secondly our team attitude is ex­ nation's elite NCAA Division III foot­ "Prospective students from across success we have as a football team is cellent. Joe Henry, Steve Loomis, Contents ball teams. The Toreros are ranked the United States tend to took into a boost to the USD family in terms of Mike Ledbetter, Randy Reppenhag- 19th nationally and received some the academic reputation of a school, gaining recognition for a quality, gen, Bruce Ognibene, Chuck Pillon, Letters to Ed 2 votes for the top 10. USD was the after learning of a school's athletic private education that our school Dan Herbert, and Chris Levine ex­ National News 3 only California school to receive any success, and some will eventually can offer," continued Williams. hibit leadership by example, a quali­ Entertainment 4 votes in the NCAA ranking. become USD students after their in­ ty everyone appreciates. Our itial exposure to our outstanding in­ When asked what has brought younger players have role models to Sports 6 "We're obviously pleased for our stitution . about the team's quick 3-0 record, took up to and we're very pleased Personals 8 players to be nationally recognized, "In college athletics, if one team Coach Williams did not hesitate to with our team closeness." p°9« 2 - vista - October 1, 1981 Letters To The Editor T|»E E.R.A.: to see flourishing on this campus? The locks were changed during Closer Look Where Dennis Secor the day and people were not told. A They were coming back to their of­ by Jeff Wlckllffe Part of the VISTA's obligation to fices to find that they had been As the female population steadily increases in the workplace of To Park? students is to provide them with a locked out. Neither Vince nor America, discrimination against women persists. With current estimates vehicle in which they can publicly Jessica were around to help. placing women at 45% of the work force women still encounter unfair Dear Editor: voice their opinions whether we wage compensation and other job discriminating practices. I feel that if a On Thursday, September 10, agree with them or not. Unless such The major problem of this change woman does her job as well as I do she should be equally remunerated as there were at least four people who a "Letter to the Editors" is profane or is the policy change Vince and me, regardless of the fact that she is of the opposite sex. As a male I can­ knew that my roommate's car was lacking any pertinent information, it Jessica initiated. To receive my key not experience what some women have experienced as far as sex parked on a white curb in front of is our responsibility to print it. In the last year all I had to do was to ask discrimination. But I can sympathize, empathize, and try to understand our Bahia apartment. On Friday case of "What I Hate the Most," the Karen Reed in the Student Affairs her better and in so doing dispel some of the 'myths' that have risen in this morning at 8:45 we noticed the car student felt the need to voice his Office for it. This year when people patriarchal society of ours. This, I feel, is where women's equality must gone. We called USD Security to complaints and it was his right to do found themselves locked out, they start — with us males, not with the E.R.A. report it stolen. They informed us so. If we were to place guidelines on went to her for their new keys. Passed by Congress on March 22, 1972, the Equal Rights Amendment that it was towed at 2:50 a.m. such "Letters," then censorship Karen had to tell them that she reads: because someone in the Seminary would exist. If we began to censor couldn't issue them their keys. She Section 1: Equality of rights under the law shall not be Office called San Diego Police viewpoints of the students, then this had been told that they had to turn denied or abridged by the United States or by Department saying the car was park­ newspaper could no longer serve in a form to be obtained in the ASB any state on account of sex. ed in a red zone and was blocking them as it should. Office and signed by both Vince and Section 2: Congress shall have the power to enforce by the Seminary entrance. Three other The Editors Jessica, and a $5.00 deposit to be appropriate legislation the provisions of this arti­ cars were al*) towed. Knowing the refunded in May. No one had been cle. car was legally parked,- my room­ informed of this change and Karen Section 3: This amendment shall take effect two years mate, Cyndy, went to the Seminary received undue hassling trying to en­ after the date of ratification. office to see who made the call and force the new policy. Within two years thirty-two states ratified the E.R.A. As forces for the why. No one at the Seminary made Thanks For E R A. grew, a counter E R A. movement was mounting amidst careful the call. We then called San Diego I feel Vince and Jessica owe investigations of the vaguely worded amendment. Presently thirty-five Police Dept. They claimed that USD The Grant Karen and all of us who were has­ states have ratified the E R A, three short for the thirty-eight needed for Security made the call — no men­ sled about keys and deposits an ratification. Four states — Iadho, Kentucky, Nebraska, and Tennessee — tion of the Seminary was made. To Editors, Vista apology for their inconslderation. have voted to rescind their ratification. Because of the anti-E.R. A. forces, They also said that the car was park­ I would like to thank Vista for Senate and all the directors and progress for ratification has been stalled and a thirty-nine month extension ed in a white zone, but that it should bringing the matter of student anyone else involved in this change has been granted until June 22, 1982. have been parallel parked instead of research grants to the attention of should have been notified of this Some of the dialogue that has surfaced bom pro and anti E.R.A. diagonal parked. To confuse the the campus community. I was sur­ change before the change, not after camps can be witnessed in Moody Monthly's November 1978 issue when matter, the police impound report prised to see no mention of the they were locked out. Next time we Moody's associate editor Gary Wall and executive editor Jeny Jenkins in­ states that the car was park.ed in a research conducted by psychology are going to change the rules of a terview Phyllis Schlafly and Betty Friedan respectively. Author of The red zone and it cost $35 to get the majors under the provisions of the game, it would be nice to tell the Power of the Positive Woman and a monthly newsletter, Phyllis Schlafly car back. It is also funny how a week research grant program. Five of our players before the game begins. is the spokeswoman for the anti-E.R.A. movement while Betty Friedan, later that curb was painted red. students were coauthors of papers Donna Haff leader of the pro-E.R.A. forces, has authored her book, The Feminine Now, September 27, San Diego presented at professional meetings Mystique. As an anti-E.R.A. supporter I found Ms. Friedan's response Police Dept. is giving "warnings" to and/or submitted to journals for We agree and would like to thank regarding financial contributors to the movement interesting. Executive people to park parallel in front of the publication. In fact, the first student Karen Reed and the student affairs. editor Jerry Jenkins: "Is there any truth to the fact that pornographic Bahias instead of diagonal, like It's grant ever awarded was to a The Editors magazines have poured money into pro-E.R.A. concerns?" Ms. Friedan: always been. We would like to know psychology major. "I know that some of them have taken a less of an anti-woman attitude why four cars were towed without a While I am certain that this over­ and have asked some more of us to write for them." With groups such as warning. Why weren't we informed sight was not intentional, I do think pornographers plus additional backing from homosexual and lesbian earlier of this new idea? Could USD that psychology majors might be en­ groups, a clearer picture emerges as to who, in part, is financially backing Security please inform the students couraged to submit proposals by the the E R A. of what is and what is not legal park­ knowledge that others in their field :rX^(Tt'h? As I read the interview further, some interesting light was shed on the ing? It seems that parking in white have done so successfully. Many of radical feminists' goals as outlined by Mrs. Schlafly. Mrs. Schlafly states zones no longer insures legal park­ our students who plan to pursue that "If the wife's support is taken away — as she believes E.R.A. will do, ing. graduate study in psychology feel the wife will need to get a job. When that happens, you take away the that they are under considerable child's right to have his mother in the house. The next step is what the Also, why did ASB build a game pressure to gain research experience Ohio task force on the E.R.A. proposes: Child care centers for all room in the Bahia undergrond park­ since such experience has become children. This puts children in an institution. Legalized abortion is a main ing lot taking up 8 parking places? almost a prerequisite for admission goal of the woman's movement because they look upon a woman's We'd much prefer parking spaces into quality programs. For them, the susceptibilty to pregnancy as a grave injustice. In seeking their total in­ but no one seemed to consider the student research grant program is a residents' views. Why should we pay dependence form men, women want to make homosexuals entitled to real opportunity to enhance their i the same dignity and respect husbands and wives have. E.R.A. is the $25 for a parking permit when we're standing among graduate school ap­ vehicle that would enable them to achieve this. E.R.A. says you can't not guaranteed a safe, legal space to plicants, thus it is important for them park our cars? deny or abridge any right on account of sex." to know that grants are available. One of the various things that E.R.A. opponents fear, myself included, I would encourage Vista to publish This parking situation in the valley is the vagueness of the amendment's wording. Beverly LaHaye, current more details regarding the submis­ can't go on. Is there going to be president for Concerned Women of America, stated that, "No one knows sion of proposals, deadlines, report­ another parking lot built? Who can for sure what the impact of the E.R.A. would be. We would only find out ing research results, etc., since this my roommate turn to for the real if it actually became a federal law; and then not until court case after court would answer many questions that reason her car was towed? I think case established its real effects." In essence, judicial precedents, fear anti- students have about the program. the valley residents reserve some E.R.A. forces would invite "open-ended legal interpretation" of the Finally, I would like to con­ answers. amendment. There is the threat that if passed this amendment could gratulate the ASB for instituting and jeopardize existing social institutions — family, religious, military, legal, Sincerely, maintaining the grant program. It Cari Juettner, senior etc. You might say "NO WAY!", but 1 say look at history. What of Hitler's represents a major contribution to Final Solution, or of our country's development of the A-bomb? Did the academic process at USD, and scientists know it would be used for what it is today? Or, for modern man, to the educational experiences what of the possibilities of misusing genetic engineering. Knowing myself Bad available to the students. and man's nature, I consider an open-ended amendment such as the Dan Moriarty E.R.A. an invitation for men to legally interpret this any way they cloose. Dept. of Psychology Dear Who is to say that some radical feminist groups with lesbian and Attitude homosexual ties won't exert their influence if the amendment is ratified? Thomas . . The "indefinite implications" of the amendment, as stated by an eminent Dear Editor: Harvard Law professor, are part of the reason I feel that the amendment is In reference to the letter to the Morc To: Thomas Nikral dangerous. editor entitled, "What i Hate The Thomas dear, you are suffering From the literature 1 have read, I do not see what rights E.R.A. pro­ Most," I feel compelled to respond, from a common case of homesick­ ponents hope to gain by the amendment that they do not already have. though I do so quite reluctantly for Hatred ness yet you are dealing with in in a The Equal Pay Act — 1963, Civil Rights Act — 1964, Comprehensive fear that my response may serve on­ Dear Editor: most uncommon and unkind (Continued on Page 3) ly to lend more credence to such What I hate the most is people fashion. Having only been here at idiocy. writing letters to the editor telling USD for 2 weeks I don't feel that you in any way qualified to whine I refer most specifically to the tenth what THEY hate most! are VISTA and bitch as you did in the paper. item on the list, wherein the author Ken Jeras You don't even know what in the Editors launches a verbal assault on one of hell you are talking about. As a Robert Madden the university staff members. It is junior at USD I've been here for a Matt Piselli distressing that this person is willing while and I think you have gotten a Associate Editor Assistant Editors to form such an opinion of someone The Key Sandy Sanderson Gina Arcaro with whom his encounters have pretty distorted view of the campus Carol Damon been undoubtedly brief. and the attitude around here. But, if Problem you're that unhappy — TRANS­ Entertaiment Editor More disturbing is the fact that the Dear Editors, FER. Your nagging and petty frame Jim Hitchcock Sports ditok Vista has allowed the letter to be 1 think that everyone here should of mind would fit in better at a Marc Yaffee published at all. I find it inconsistent know about what's been happening University of lower standards than Photography Editor that, at a university which "seeks to downstairs in the Student Union!! USD. But before you go, I think you Mark Ryland Advertising Manager preserve and enrich the dignity of ASB President, Vince Guilin, and owe a few people a public apology Production Assistant Donna Garafalo every person" and "witness to and ASB Secretary of Student Serivces, (i.e., Dean Colton, Skip Walsh, Donna Haff probe the Christian message," Jessica Watson, decided to change Dave Marino, Physical Plant and the students are permitted to air their all the locks to all the offices, in­ foreign students). Oh, also Thomas, Staff Writers personal vendettas through the cluding the Vista office, darkroom, I'm one of the people who don't like Colleen Delaney Emily Schell school newspaper. It is both regret­ BSU Office and even all the ASB of­ you but you don't have to apologize Agatha Pontes Jan Schiller table and distateful that the editor of ficers rooms. This was due to the to me — you little spoiled brat! Amy Hallman the Vista has allowed expressions of ASB failure to collect keys from of­ Maria Brightbill Signed, Catey Hurley hatred, unfounded though they may ficers in the past. The idea to change Vince Guilin in true collegiate loyalty, Martha Crosby be, to be printed in the school paper. for safety reasons is a good one. Tom Paskowitz Jeff Wickliffe Is this really the attitude we want Problems ensued though. Spanky, of the new little rascals!! WiV.V.WiV.Wi'i'r'iVtViVr'iVr October 1. 1981 - VUtm - Pep Band Campus Notes Comes Alive National by Agatha Pontes International Law Society presents visiting Professor Richard Originally initiated by Jennifer DeFriend who will give a talk entitled: "Great Britain under Thatcher; A Treese and Dr. Curt Spanis, the Pep News Spectre for Reaganomics?" Everyone is invited to attend h will be held on Band, one of our newest dubs on October 7th from 12-1 p.m. in the Grace Courtroom, 3rd floor USD campus, is growing rapidly. The pep School of Law. band, which is comprised of about Briefs Community Service Project*. This year the ASB will put on various twenty students, officially started this semester. community service projects. To do so, we need a core group to help ar­ by Jeff Wickltfie Besides encouraging our teams at range the projects, tf you're interested please contact Scott Brown, Direc­ CHICAGO — A newspaper alleged Saturday that the Rev. Andrew football and basketball home games, tor of Community Service in the ASB office. Greeley plotted to overthrow Cardinal John P. Cody and replace him the band actively helps the One-Act Plays in Camino Theatre at 8 p.m. Friday, Oct. 2 with the archbishop of Cincinnati as part of a conspiracy to rig a papal cheerleaders. According to Yolanda Kramer vs. Kramer" is presented by the ASB/Film Forum and Circle election. Ortiz, a USD cheerleader, "The pep K Club on Saturday, Oct. 3 and again on Sunday, Oct. 4,in the Camino Earlier newspaper reports have disclosed that federal prosecutors are band is a highly motivated cpoup Theater at 9:30 p.m. Admission $1.00. investigating allegations Cody may have diverted up to $1 million in which has helped promote USD USD Football vs. Occidental College in the Pit Saturday Oct. 3. Kickoff church money to a lifelong friend. Cody, 73, has denied any impropriety spirit." However, this dub faces cer­ at 7:30 p.m. Greeley, a syndicated columnist, novelist and longtime critic of Cody, tain obstacles. Dave Walling, the denied he masterminded any plot against the cardinal or that he was Hump Day Special in the Lark "Gilda Live" 9 p.m. Oct. 7th, Admis­ president of the band, strongly felt behind recent stories in the Chicago Sun-Times about Cody. sion 50C that this dub should be recognized The Chicago Lawyer, a small legal publication, said Greeley planned to The Vista would like to express its most gracious wishes to our Jewish either as part of the music or athletic replace Cody in the college of cardinals at the Vatican with Archbishop community. Have a happy Jewish New Year. department. Students should also Joseph Bemardin of Cincinnati. Bernard in, once he was in the college of The "Caf" will not be closed for the Western TG. receive credit for their participation. cardinals, was to organize a voting bloc of liberal cardinals who would Due to the shortage of Locker space, all lockers in the Sports Center The other officers of the club are Bill control the politics of the college and ensure the election of a liberal Pope, (men's & women's locker rooms) are to be used on a daily basis only. Barsley, manager; Bill Goodyear, the magazine said. The Vatican bloc was to operate like the machine the Locks may be placed on a locker only when you are at the Sports Center. vice-president, and Suzanne Ishii, late Mayor Daley used to control Chicago. Locks left on lockers overnight will be removed. All locks will be cut off librarian. October 5th. The band is looking for new talent WASHINGTON - The Reagan administration plans to make public a and students who wish to further detailed description of Soviet military strength next week to document its their musical talent are encouraged contention that the West faces an increasing threat from the Soviet Union. to attend the meetings held every The portrayal of Soviet military power is packaged in a glossy 99-page Tuesday night at 8:00 in the Lark E.R.A. booklet that includes color charts, drawings and photographs to (Continued from Page 2) demonstrate the growth of Soviet strength. Officials said the purpose of the publication to be issued at a news con­ Health Man-power Act — 1971, Equal Opportunities Act — 1972, and Parking . . ference by Defense Secretary Casper W. Weinberger, is to dispel doubts the Fourteenth Amendment have all been enacted to help women in — particularly in the United States and in Western Europe — about the (Continued from Page 1) America today. If the concerned woman is concerned enough, she will administration's contention that the Soviet Union is embarked on a major see like Bev LaHaye and many other women that the E.R.A. will take diagonal parking in front of the spending campaign to gain military superiority over the West. away privileges that women have assumed for years. Bahias. Most of the basic facts in the booklet, titled "Soviet Military Power" have A closer look at the E.R.A. and its ties with radical feminists reveal an Commuter parking, in all areas, been made public in testimony before Congress or in specialized military attack on traditional cultural institutions — love, marriage, family other than residents' parking publications. But the idea behind this publication, printed by the Govern­ heterosexual relationships, and religion must be destroyed by these designates that if a commuter is ment Printing Office, is to inform a wider public about what Weinberger groups to allow women freedom. This is spelled out in the book, Radical visiting a resident, he or she should calls "the threat to Western strategic interests posed by the growth and Feminism (pp. 374-377). park in the Field House parking lot power projection of the Soviet armed forces." In my study of the E.R.A. and reading pro and con, it is my view that a to avoid citation (there is ample light woman's freedom is not found in a piece of legislation, but in the hearts of for security purposes. If residents NEW YORK — More than two-thirds of those questioned believe there men. Government can provide for the common defense, and establish a cannot find any spaces in a could be a nuclear war between the U.S. and the U.S.S.R. in the next 10 monetary system, and protect the economy, but it cannot govern men's designated area, they also may park years, according to a Newsweek poll released yesterday. And 86 percent attitude towards women. There is still racial prejudice today despite the in the Field House area. of those questioned believe that their, chances of surviving such a war laws that have been passed. Women will be treated as equals only when There is no student parking in the would be poor or 50-50 at best, according to a poll conducted for the men recognize that they are equals. Immaculata parking lot. magazine by the Gallup (tolling organization.

SAN FRANCISCO — A federal judge declared a mistrial Saturday in the Larry Layton murder-conspiracy trial after the jury reported it was "not possible" to decide whether the former Peoples' Temple cultist conspired JOB OPPORTUNITIES to kill U.S. Congressman Leo Ryan on a jungle airstrip in Guyana in 1978. The jury had deliberated 44 hours. The 35-year-old defendant went on trial Aug. 17, and the jury received the case a month later. The ATTENTION TUTORS! The Stu­ Employment Center also receives a analyses. Arrangements can be jurors asked to hear the testimony of Temple defectors Monica Bagby, dent Employment Center receives variety of temporary and part-time made as to the location. Applicant Vernon Gosney and Dale Parks. All were sitting with Layton in a small calls throughout the year for tutors in jobs for which you may be qualified. must be a graduate student in the plane when gunmen opened fire on larger aircraft nearby. all levels and many subjects. If you Our hours are Monday thru Friday MBA program. Pay is $5/hour. are interested in tutoring, as well as 8:30-5:00 p.m. *1591 — Hostess: La Mesa Ryan, D-Calif., three journalists and a woman Temple defector were earning somne extra money, come Some of our current job openings restaurant is in need of an extra, on- shot to death by now-dead temple assassins at the airstrip a few miles from to Serra Hall room 320 and sign up include: call hostess. The shift will usually be the Jonestown settlement. U.S. diplomat Richard Dwyer was wounded, so we can contact you when these *1807 — Tutor: Female National 11:30-3:30 during the week and and Layton was also charged with conspiracy in that attack. Two addi­ jobs become available. In addition to University student needs a tutor for a 10:00-2:30 on Sat. Must be over 18 tional charges alleged he aided and abetted in the incident. Ryan's party tutoring positions the Student graduate level course in accounting yrs. Pay rate is above minimum. had been at Jonestown investigating reports by relatives that Temple *1826 — Teacher's Aide: Involves members were being held against their will. assisting teachers with children ages 2-12. Prefer someone who has had WIRE & STAFF REPORTS — The thick steel shell of the oldest of the some Child Development classes. San Onofre nuclear reactors and those of 12 other reactors around the TEST WITH CONFIDENCE Hours are M-F 7 a.m.-4 p.m. Can country are being turned brittle by radiation so rapidly, nuclear regulatory be broken up into two part-time officials say, that some of the plants may become unsafe to oerate by the TAKE THE UNIVERSITY positions. end of next year. *1593 Deli Worker: Old Town Li­ Spokesmen for all the utilities affected disputed the officials' assess­ OF SAN DIEGO'S quor & Deli store has one opening ment, saying their plants were safe and that, because so much money was for a deli worker. Must be able to invested in them, they would not operate them if they thought there could work Tuesday and Thursday days as be an accident that would crack the reactors. They said it would take an well as a few more hours during the unusual combination of circumstances to crack even a weakened pressure week. Pay is $3.50/hr. vessel. The problem arises because radiation affects the meted of the reactor pressure vessel, a 40-foot-high steel cylinder that surrounds the uranium core where the nuclear chain reaction takes place. The vessel, which can­ not be replaced once a plant is built around it, is designed to last for the LSAT 40-year life of the plant. PBEPABATI0N C0UBSE In the 46 plants subject to increased brittleness, the heart of the problem is the metal used to weld the plates together to form the pressure vessel. • Faculty include* lawyers and educator*. The welds have tiny traces of copper — even two-tenths of one percent is • Counseling provided both during course and after you considered high in this context — that weaken under neutron bombard­ receive your LJ3.A.T. score. ment. Newer plants have pressure vessels with less copper, and fewer • Extensive Classroom and homework materials welds, because they are made from larger castings. accompany lectures. *1827 — Tutor: Would be tutoring a 7th grade student in the areas of The Nuclear Regulatory Commission told the utilities to consider several options. What such measures would cost and how effective they course: also offered in Los Angeles writing, math, and reading. 4-6 • San Diego would be are questions that remain to be answered. and San Francisco. hrs./ week, $3.50/hr. *2159 — Sales Clerk: Customer NATION — Even a casual glance at U.S. labor statistics reveals incredible Call toll-free (800) 223-2618 service for Seaport Village clown changes over the past century in both the composition of the female labor in San Diego area call: (714) 233-4524 shop. Would help customers and run cash registers. Willing to train, force and the nature of the jobs women perform, says Thomas Dublin, but cashiering experience would be UCSD historian. « For a free brochure call or write to: LSAT Preparation helpful. Hours are Fri. 3-10 p.m. , Equally striking, Dublin cites, the number of women working has shot • Course, University of San Diego, San Diego, CA 92110 Sat. 5-10 p.m. and one other night up so dramatically that one might argue that this quantitative change has from 5-10 p.m. $3.35/hr. been so great as to constitute a qualitative change in social roles. Despite *700 - FRONT Desk Clerk: In­ these changes, however, work today for the vast majority of women, volves check-in and check-out, and serves to confirm their subordination and dependence in the world in iijp current address. posting information on an NCR which the predominant values remain firmly masculine. In his article, machine. Near USD in Old Town. "Blue-Collar Women: You've Come A Long Way Baby, Or Have You?" Must be an outgoing and people the author argues that women have made gains in the world of work, but ; city- -State oriented person. 16 to 24 hrs/wk., 2 that inequality persists. 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MMMfEMU October 1, 1981 - Vista - Page 4 K Question Rock 'n' Roll Review Stones 'n' Benatar Ol The Week by Tom Paakowitz style. Aside from "Start Me Up," album relflects how much the Stones One faces a tough problem in songs like "Black Limousine" and have grown musically. In other reviewing a new album by one of the "My Little T&A" revived the old cases, some of the singles on the Question by Carol Damon rocks greatest bands; "What are you Stones' rhythm. 1 like the album, but album might be real hits. But, as Photos by Gina Arcarp supposed to compare it to?" As soon if it weren't for a multitude of other previously stated, the Stones have as 1 started thinking of all the Stones' great songs and albums on the mar­ created a past that's pretty tough to HOW WOULD YOU SOLVE THE PARK­ great hits, 1 pretty much had my ket, I'd probably like it a lot more. improve upon. I liked this album and ING PROBLEM AT USD??? mind made up that regardless of In light of past accomplishments, wouldn't hesitate in purchasing it. what this new album sounds like, I'm the Stones face a tough problem in The groups first single, "Start Me not going to like it. The Stones face releasing new material. Trying to Up," is representative of the first side the same problem in trying to top beat over a decade of hits is tough. of the album. All of these songs in­ their past acheivements. Their last This album shows a wide variation of clude a hard rock oriented style with John Amarante album was an attempt at a different the Stones' sounds with everything more emphasis placed on sound Sophomore sound which doesn't appear to have from Mick Jagger's high stretched than lyrics. Songs like "Black been a great commerical success. "Emotional Rescue" tone to the Undeclared Limousine," and "Little T&A" stand But this album, regardless of lower more instrumental oriented out in this area. "I would blow up a lot of cars anyone's prior judgement, is ob­ music that's been their trademark in viously a return to their earlier form. the past. The first single release of "Start Me The second half takes a complete Benatar's "Precious Time" Up," is pretty much representative of turnaround. The music becomes Although not as big as her first the sound thoughout the album. It's softer with songs like "Tops," and album, Pat Benetar continues on her a harder rock oriented beat and "Heaven" a corny, sentimental, and way to rock super-stardom. Two more of an emphasis is placed on soothing melody. As far as variety is singles have already been released the sound rather than the lyrics. — concerned, this album is one of the off this album, including "Fire and The Stones last two albums, "Some Stones' best. Other than "Start Me Ice," which is at or near the top of Girls," and "Emotional Rescue" Up," no single in particular really most rock charts, and "Precious seemed to be moving away from this stands out but taken altogether, the Time," the title track which is also a smash hit. Debbie Zirnstein Reviewing an album as popular as Senior ASB/Special Events present: this really isn't much of a problem. Benetar's unique voice and physical Business Administration attractiveness have taken the music "I would limit the enrollment or else 1 JOHN KLEMMER industry by storm. Most of the album would not allow freshmen to have songs feature a fast tempo, with cut­ cars on campus." ting lyrics and guitar solos that are quickly becoming Benetar's trade­ Saturday, October 10 mark. Camino Theatre, 8 p.m. Tickets On Sale Now at DUSTIN Bookstore Box Office HOFFMAN Mark Tunney $5 USD/$8 Public Junior Kramer Business Administration Theatres First weekend special clip this ad tor $1.01 off the "Tell Dave Marino to get rid of his monn regular midnight admission price boat and three mustangs." KGB-FM LADIES & $ [ N IL E M [ Kramer Present MIDNIGHT MOVIES EVERY FRI « SAT •t 12:00 MIDNIGHT •*'* '-Ol UMBiA P«. f UMI s 4 Programs to choose from INOUS1RKS in( Pirlur** OHCJ

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MUSIC The Rolling Stones will appear Wednesday October 7 at the San Diego Stadium. Tickets are still available at all Ticketron and Select-a-Seat outlets. The concert is scheduled to begin' at 3 p.m. and end at approx­ imately 8p.m. Opening for the Stones will be George Thorougood and the J. Geds Band. Pat Benatar, October 24, at the San Diego Sports Arena The Jacksons have cancelled their engagement at the Sports Arena. Refunds may be obtained only at the Sports Arena.

SPORTS Live professional boxing will be featured at the San Diego Sports Arena October 2nd at 7 p.m. (on TV) Sunday, October 4th at 1 p.m. the San Diego Chargers will play the Seattle Seahawks at the San Diego Stadium.

| MOVIES | "Mommie Dearest," a film about the torrid life of the iate actress Joan | Crawford is showing at the Loma Theatre, 3150 Rosecrans. "Elephant Man," "Ordinary People," and the new comedy "Carbon | Copy" are now being featured at the Sports Arena 6 theatres. Fashion Valley 4 theatres currently charge only $1.75 per person for all | twilight showings.

GALLERIES AND MUSEUMS Etchings illustrating the seven "Chronicles of Narnia," a series of books J by C.S. Lewis, are now on display at the Spectrum Gallery until October J 10th. The Spectrum Gallery is open Tuesday through Saturday 10 to 5, and is located at 4011 Goldfinch St. For more information call the gallery j at 295-2725 "Magic IP Makes Magic DINING The Spice Rack (4315 Mission Blvd.) Serves excellent food at by Jim Hitchcock mer. They then played some fine ment. I reasonable prices in a quiet, casual atmosphere. Their freshly-baked If ever magic was created by a country, bluegrass numbers that had Each member coming from acting I bread and muffins are the best. band, then the Magic If has succeed­ the standing-room-only crowd up backgrounds, they met in Kansas Ci­ I Skinny Haven (4344 Convoy, just up Linda Vista) An excellent ed. Billed as the band of a thousand and clapping. Coming from the Mid- ty while performing at a dinner | restaurant for those who are watching those calories. Their low-calorie ice faces, the Magic If, currently playing West, I would say this style is their theatre there. The band came into | cream cannot be beat for satisfying the midnight munchies. at the Sheraton Harbor Island, is one forte with a banjo player that really existence shortly thereafter and in of San Diego's most unique acts. stands out. But then the mood shifts, the fall migrated to San Diego. Their Their style is truly a first. They are and the leader of the band does an first job at a small local club was so one of the few groups I've seen that extremely funny monologue on successful that a two-week contract smoothly blends raw humor and Catholic nuns in grade school. On was extended to nine months. Since good quality music. Last Saturday's the surface, transitions such as these then, the audience and reputation show was typical. The first set open­ would seem choppy, but they have grown to the point that the ed with a wild version of "Mr. Sand­ somehow made it work, and very Magic If is probably one of the most man," complete with bubbles successfully. You have probably by popular entertainment packages in floating about the stage, dancing now gotten the gist of their perfor­ the city. The band has also toured mermaids, and a swimming drum­ mance — total non-stop entertain- quite extensivley elsewhere, performing at the MGM Grand Hotel, the Catamaran Hotel, Lake Tahoe, the Troubadour, the Old DUSTIN Globe, the Hollywood Bowl, Studio One's Backlot Theatre, and present­ HOFFMAN ly at the Sheraton. Their on-going engagement at the Hotel has been highly successful, drawing in capaci­ ty crowds nearly every night. A ten­ Kramer tative trip to Los Angeles is planned around November, with stops at several of the hottest clubs in the area. Kramer Their long-term goal is television. Johnny Carson's people have been A) W tu»ts I'll ' I OtUlOtM interested and the "If' has been the •HOustntf s i>k. Pirturva IM conversation topic of a few network Chico Freeman will be performing at the festival. Circle-K/Film Forum present "Kramer us. Kramer,' Saturday, October 3 at producers concerning possible book­ 9:30 p.m., and Sunday, October 14, at 8:30 p.m. in Camino Theatre. Price ings. The band is pushing for cable of admission is $1 for USD students and the public. television, however, or possibly La Jolla subscription TV, showcasing their various talents. IT'S PERM TIME AGAIN! But for now it's the Sheraton and 1 would strongly suggest seeing the Jazz Festival SAVE ON OUR show any Tuesday through Satur­ The third annual La Jolla Jazz Friday, October 9, 7:30 p.m.: day. Each member can play several Festival will be held October 9, 10 James Newton Woodwind quintet, VERY BEST PERM! instruments — from guitar to bass to and 11 at the Old Globe Festival Abbey Lincoln, The New Charles piano. All are top-notch singers, Stage in Balboa Park. Lloyd Quartet featuring Michel Regular $48 and $55 engaging in beautiful five-part har­ A total of 14 bands will participate Petruciani. monies. Best of all, though, is the ef­ in 4 performances in the intimate Saturday, October 10, 12:00 noon: NOW ONLY $32* fective blend of humor and quality outdoor amphitheater. This year's UCSD Big Band, led by Jimmy musicianship. Montezuma's Re­ La Jolla Jazz Festival features a wide Cheatham, Dexter Gordon Quartet, venge, who played here at USD a range of jazz styles including the be­ The Persuasions, Chico Freeman •Includes PRECISION HAIRCUT, CONDITIONING, few years back in a memorable per­ bop, blues, swing, gospel and pro­ Quartet. BLOW DRY formance is really the only com­ gressive. The musicians range from Saturday, October 10, 7:30 p.m.: Toshiko Akiyochi/Lew Tabackin or SET, PLUS FREE HAIR CONSULTATION parison I can recall. I'm sure those the legendary (Dexter Gordon, Etta who saw that concert remember James. Charles Lloyd) to exciting Quartet, Freddie Hubbard Quintet, a week after perm. their country-rock influence, fused new talent (Peter Sprague, Andy Peter Sprague & Road Work with various humorous overtones. Narell, Michel Petruciani). Ahead. ALL FOR ONLY $32 Theirs was more of an unintentional "This festival will be the best San Sunday, October 11, 12:00 noon: nature, however, while the "If" Andy Narell Quartet, Charlie (Long Hair slightly more) Diego has even seen. The lineup is definitely strives to make audiences dynamite with superb artists and Musselwhite and The Dynatones, laugh as well as enjoy an excellent creative programming," says Direc­ Art Pepper Quartet, Etta James GUYS AND GALS sound. tor Rob Hagey. "No jazz lover Band. CALL NOW FOR APPOINTMENT I think these talented individuals should miss it." Individual performance, combina­ are going someplace — exactly Tickets will be available exclusively tion and series tickets will be 298-5640 where, I don't know, their style is so at the Old Globe Box Office, available, for further information call SHEAR BEAUTY 5355 Napa St. different. So 1 advise catching them 239-2257. (714) 459-1404 or write the La Jolla 298-5640 (714) San Diego, CA 92110 before Hollywood or New York The schedule for the La Jolla Jazz Jazz Festival, PO Box 2675, La does. It could be soon. Festival '81 is: Jolla, CA 92038. 6 — Vista — October 1, 1981

Torero Attack Claims Third Victim Pomona Falls To USD, 24-13 The University of San Diego football team chalked up its third con­ secutive victory of the 1981 football season with an exciting fourth quarter comeback to defeat the fired up Sagehens of Pomona 24-13, after trailing 10-13 in the final period. USD's victory over Pomona was the result of a persistent offense, high pursuit defense, and three fumbles forced by the Torero s punt and kick- off units. "In closely contested football games, the special teams play a pivotal role in the outcome of the contests," said Coach Bill Williams. "Against Pomona, the Torero's had punt returns of 45 yards and 38 yards (both returns by Emitt Dodd, a JC transfer from Lanely College (Oakland), and the punt team's recovery of a Pomona punt return miscue, lead to the Torero's go ahead score in the fourth quarter. Greg Stein, a freshman defensive back, made the key fumble recovery. Defensively, cornerback Cedric Roberson and linebacker Don Niklas came up with key interceptions, with Niklas rambling for 23 yards on his theft. "We've made the big play defensively for three consecutive weeks which is a result of our defense's intensity," said Coach Williams. Linebacker Bill Thomas and defensive lineman Bruce Ognibene were also praised for their efforts against Pomona. On offense, USD with quarterback Steve Loomis returning from a shoulder injury, came out throwing in the first half, but the game was decided in the fourth quarter, when the Torero's interior line began to dominate the line of scrimmage, allowing runningbacks Joe Henry, Jim Smith, Jerome McAlpin, and Bill Fackler to find running room off tackle. "When we absolutely had to take control, the offensive line took com­ mand," said Coach Williams. "Gary Holley, Craig Beaver, Kiha Tirrel, Bill Haley, and John Amarillas really 'got after, people' when the game was on the line. Joe Henry gained 66 yards in 19 carries, while fullbacks Jim Smith, Jerome McAlpin, and runningback made kwy runs in the dramatic fourth quarter. Quarterback Steve Loomis was 12 for 29 in passing for 169 yards, with tight end Mike Ledbetter and wide receiver Ron Guzman making several critical receptions. Eric Sweet replaced Loomis in the fourth quarter and drove the USD offense in for their clinching touchdown. Field goal kicker Bobby Lozzi kicked a field goal plus three extra points Lozzi is now 6 for 7 on field goals, his only miss being a 55 yard attempt, and is perfect in all extra points. USD will face its toughest test of the season this Saturday night against Occidental College. The Tigers lead the NCAA Division III in passing, play excellent defense, and have exceptional special teams. The USD- Occidental game has developed into one of the great rivalries in small col­ lege football. Three of the last four games between the two schools has been decided by five points or less. "Occidental throws the ball 60 times a game and we will need a tremendous effort by our defense to pull out a RECORD: 3-0 UNIVERSITY OF SAN DIEGO victory," Said Coach Williams. "We're hopeful our offense will be able to control the ball so we can keep Oxy's explosive offense off the field," said RUSHING ATT GAIN LOST NET AVG LG TD SCORING TDR TDP TDO M-A FGM-FGA S PTS Williams. The task will not be easy, since Occidental has an excellent defense. "They're as quick and physical as any defense I've seen this Smith 41 156 3 153 3.7 11 2 Smith 2 0 0 0-0 0-0 0 12 season," commented Coach Williams. "We'll need to be at our best Satur­ 3.6 0 1 0 0-0 0-0 0 6 Henry 57 215 10 205 19 1 Rish day night. Playing here at home, in "The Pit" is always a plus, and I'm 5 4 36 -32 -6.4 2 0 Sweet 1 0 0 0-0 0-0 0 6 Loomis hopeful the student-body will turn out in mass to see our players perform Sweet 11 7 51 -44 -4.0 3 1 Henry 1 1 0 0-0 0-0 0 12 in a very big game for us," Williams continued. "Our fans could give us an Fackler 16 79 0 79 4.9 13 1 McAlpin 2 0 0 0-0 0-0 0 12 emotional lift that could propel us to a great win." Butler 1 3 0 3 3.0 3 0 Sears 0 1 0 0-0 0-0 0 6 McAlpin 13 69 1 68 5.2 12 2 Fackler 1 0 0 0-0 0-0 0 6 FROM THE SIDELINES .... Joe Henry (severe shoulder bruise) and Corradi 1 5 0 5 5.0 5 0 Lozzi 0 0 0 10-10 6-7 0 28 Bill Haley (flu) overcame their discomforts to perform well against Savallo 1 2 0 2 2.0 2 0 USD 7 3 0 10-10 6-7 0 88 Pomona College .... Bruce Ognibene (back injury) also played 0 29 USD 146 540 101 439 3.0 19 7 OPP 1 2 0 2-3 3-4 despite his ailment .... Emitt Dod is one of the nation's leading punt OPP 101 438 45 393 3.8 21 1 returners, averaging 18.6 yards per punt return .... USD's punt KICK-OFF RETURNS NO YDS AVG coverage team has not allowed a single yeard in punt returns for the last PASSING ATT COMP INT PCT LG TD YDS Dodd 2 26 13.0 two games, and has only allowed 14 yards in returns in the first three Loomis 37 18 1 486 57 1 288 Hamilton 1 12 12.0 games . . . Sweet 29 17 0 .586 30 2 201 Guzman 2 43 21.5 Fackler 1 0 0 ooo 0 0 0 Rowsey 1 40 40.0 USD 67 35 1 507 57 3 489 USD 6 121 20.2 Cross Country OPP 116 33 7 284 27 2 316 OPP 13 204 15.6 RECEIVING NO YDS AVG LG TD PUNT RETURNS NO YDS AVG Hosts Invitational Henry 9 64 7.1 21 1 Dodd 5 109 21.8 by Ted Gosen dy Zack who place 5th with a time of Rish 4 134 33.5 57 1 Pilion 1 25 25.0 Last weekend, the USD men's 19:39. Coach Rick Russell feels all 1 8 8.0 Reppenhagen 2 26 13.0 13 0 Hamilton and women's cross country team the women are running strong at this 21 10.5 12 0 Newberry 1 6 6.0 Fackler 2 hosted their first invitational with point in the season. Team results Guzman 7 131 18.7 36 Guzman 1 1 1.0 0 UCSD and Point Loma as par­ showed UCSD (1st) and Point Loma Ledbetter 7 84 12.1 16 0 USD 9 149 16.7 ticipants. The course was run (2nd) respectively in the women's McAlpin 1 12 12.0 12 0 OPP 6 23 3.8 through the USD campus with a division. -5 -5.0 Smith 1 -5 0 couple of steep hills to conquer, and Hami lton 1 12 12.0 12 0 INTERCEPTIONS NO YDS TD the race ending up at the football In the men's cmpetition, USD Sears 1 10 10.0 10 1 Herbert 3 18 o stadium. In the women's competi­ finished last behind Point Loma and USD 35 489 14.0 57 3 Roberson 2 5 0 UCSD, respectively. The only bright OPP 33 316 9.6 27 2 tion, out of a field of 23 runners, Dodd 1 18 0 freshman Ellen Hughes (USD) took spot for USD was freshman Shawn Niklas 1 22 0 PUNTING. NO YDS AVG LG BLK an impressive 3rd place finish with a Delaney with a 12th place finish, USD 7 63 0 time of 18:33.6. The winning time running at a 5:30 pace throughout Sweet 17 582 34. 2 47 0 OPP 1 0 0 was clocked by Kim Stempien of the course. USD travels to Thou­ Reilly 4 128 32. 0 40 0 UCSD in 18:13.8. Also finishing sand Oaks Saturday to face the USD 21 7ro 33. 8 47 0 SCORE BY QUARTERS: 1234 Total strong for USD was sophomore Cin­ Kingsmen of Cal Lutheran College. OPP 20 583 29. 2 46 1 USD 38 9 10 31 88 OPP 7 13 29 FIELD GOALS ATT MADE LONG All Women divers interested in Lozzi 46 USD 46 competing for the USD Swim OPP 36 Team please contact Coach Gary RESULTS ATTENDANCE Redlands 3 USD 17 (1-0) 3,800 Becker at the Sports Center. Claremont 13 USD 47 (2-0) Away Pomona 13 USD 24 (3-0) Away Phone 291-6480, ext. 4272. October 1, 1981 — VUta - Page 7

Torero Soccer Shows Marked Improvement by Emily Schell resulted in a tie, and last Monday's Spady on a penalty shot during the in front of USD's goal. talents cover the defensive backfield. The remainder of the season match against Cal State Long Beach first half. "The competition gets McFadden stated that this year's Dublin Sitton (*6) who plays right didn't look very promising to USD's ended in a disappointing loss during tougher," remarked McFadden after team is "100% better than last wing aids the Toreros as well with his soccer team as they left Stanford the first period of overtime. the game at Mesa "Now we really year's." Improvement is seen in last expertise and experience in the University September 12 with a The few fans who attended last have to get down to business." The year's overall record of 0-12-0. The game. 0-4-0 record. Then the team began Friday's victory over Mesa's competition did prove tougher with Toreros were fortunate to pick up Naturally, along with the gain of to change the stats, adding wins previously undefeated team wit­ CSLB eight new players this season, five of such outstanding talent comes the which revised their standings to nessed an exceptional performance The same spirit and drive whom came from Mesa. "We came loss of one special player. The team 3-5-1. on USD's part. Head coach Seam us motivated the Toreros throughout over mainly to boost the team and lost goaltender sophomore Dave The Toreros suffered four straight McFadden considered that to be Monday's performance against Cal we knew they were going into a divi­ Aschfeld earlier this year when he losses to Cal State Los Angeles, Cal their best game of the season. State Long Beach although they fell sion with better teams, so its good for discovered he had leukemia. "Dave State Northridge, Santa Clara and "Everything fell together," he com­ one goal shy in the end. USD was exposure and competition," com­ had a great attitude to work hard Stanford in the beginning of the mented. Centerback Jorge Guerra ahead 2-1 until their opponents mented Sophomore John Darland, alwys," expressed McFadden. "We season. They retaliated with defeats had an outstanding game as did scored to tie the game with only 60 who joined the Toreros after playing wish you the best," he added ad­ over Cal State Dominguez Hills, PepeGlrolde who scored three of seconds remaining. Long Beach at Mesa. "The coaching is very good dressing Dave who has left USD and Southern Cal and San Diego Mesa USD's four goals. The other goal then scored in overtime with a with John Aamio working well with now resides in Mira Mesa. College. A battle against Biola was grounded into the net by Doug header set up off of a costly penalty McFadden. Each time we lose, they The team now looks ahead to a work us out a little harder and im­ "tough" season with hopes of prove our games," Darland added. representing the Southern California Outstanding performances have Conference at the West Coast been noted by the coaching staff of Athletic Tournament in November. three particular players. Sophomore Optimism sparked McFadden when Tony deLuz (»5) is a definite asset to he added, "The team's young and the team as he plays sweeper. He willing to work hard which are the in­ ArmyROTC joined USD after attending Mesa. gredients to success." With this, the Sophomore John Darland is another remainder of the season awaits the San Diego State University advantage to the USD team as his Toreros. IM Report-

The I.M. department in conjunc­ at 10:00 a.m. at the Sports Center tion with Budweiser is sponsoring a pool. Teams consist of 11 players of Some of collegiate team superstar competi­ which no more than 7 play at a time. tion. Teams consist of 8 players (4 (4 men, 3 women). Entries close at males and 4 females) who compete the captain's meeting Wednesday, in various events. This year's com­ October 7th, 5:00 p.m. at the Sports petition will pit l.M. teams from Center. Innertube Water Polo is our UCSD, SDSU, and USD in a Giant played similar to water polo, except Superstar Sports Day at the USD that the participants play in inner- point. Team events include 6X tubes. All those interested in forming Volleyball, Frlsbee Relay, Obstacle teams can pick up information forms Course, 880 Relay, Horse (a and entry blanks at the Sports classrooms Basketball shooting game called: Center main office. "Round of Bud"), and either a canoe race or an innertube race. Awards will be given to the top 5 aren't teams and USD Champion T-Shirts will be given to the top two USD teams. Along with awards for the top 5 teams, Budweiser is planning a barbeque for all contestants after the classrooms. events. You don't have to be an SDSU student to take Army ROTC. Entries close Wednesday, October We have students from USD, UCSD, Pt. Loma, Mesa Col­ 14th, at the captain's meeting at lege, Grossmont College and Palomar College. 5:00 p.m. In the Sports Center. Get To satisfy your Interest, call me for an Interview. a team together and support USD intramurals against the other Call schools. CPT James Wells Saturday, October 10th, is the at day the I.M. department has set for 265-4943 for an appointment its Annual Innertube Water Polo Just another successful spike for Tournament. Competition will begin USD's girls.

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Herschel, my love, I need you Angela, Shelley, Green Eyes & Donna (with the blonde hair) I Gilmore. What are nice girls like you every single day of my life. The sun love your phone calls. I with there awakens us and the working day doing in a place like this? We don't were more. Your voice is so so, so begins, but knowing that I'll see you get mad — we get even. By the way . . . inviting Youre so cute when in the evening carries me through. who called the cops? Bruce & you type The Boss Bambi. P.S. 1 love you. Clarence Rick, I don't want to cause no fuss Sweetie Bambi, Thanks for getting Tom P., They came from every­ but can I buy your Magic Bus? Roger a job. Together well pull through. where to the great Divide seeking D. somewhere to stand or a PLACE to This old world ain't too tough for us Terry It's good to see you so hap­ Hide. Mellow out!!! Rick if you see a chance take it, fir"1 py this semester. Your new sisters Fletcher, We got a thing down romance we'll make it You're my . are really fortunate M.S. here Mr. Carpetbagger, called the spiration. Love always, Herschel. CathyC Hi X rmie, I miss the Missouri Boat ride! Josie. traumas till 2:00 am. Lets go out to Alipop, there is a special place in Dean Wormer, The question here lunch sometime I haven't seen much my heart saved for you right next to is not if we broke a few rules or took pink and green lately Monique spaces saved for my Mom and Pop, a few liberties with our female guests To Luis "Lennon" My hears beats and Popsicles, and Sugar Pops and — we did!! Otter. for you and only you when 1 first saw Pop Tops and the Boston Pops and Kemble, Okla-who? 28-24. you on stage with you and your Bee­ Popcorn and Popeye and Pop goes Damon, Don't pop off — Beware tle friends my body shivered in the Weasel and Pop Shops. Friend­ of a darkness on the edge of ecstasy. ships are like elephants. What would Goshen. Rick. Corki—you're just too OTW for Chupale, we know where you are Hanibal have done without ele­ me. You know dam well 111 never and we have your number (25?). phants? It would have been a long get KPOC. And forget BV. He's There is no escape - The Barkmen. cold picnic in the Alps for sure! Skip­ NOKD. Love, Bitsy To my little sisters Yoll the per To my neighbors Kriss and Mat ALison and Mary, Wasn't Mary's cheerleader, Lori the basketball Learn how to spell Jean. player and Klki Foster the Foxy B-day present nice? I love you all PS Who did cadi the cops anyway? Lady, Have a food weekend. Lov lots. Hope there are more fun days To Julie at the Toga Party Sat Big Bro the Photographer. in the future. Love, the other part­ night in Western clothes who was to Dr. Marambio, Happy Birthday to ner. hot to dance with me call Larry at you! Love, Y.D., Flo. 4:00 am chili dogs, burritos, 296-4490 Amy Gibbons - Happy B-Day to pickles and milk are the best! The To my Little sisters Yoli the you, Happy B-Day to you. You mad muncher . . . cheerleader, Lori the Basketball know the rest. Love the gang. Vince: OK Bucko!!! Where were player and Kiki Foster the Foxy lasy, you Friday during the TG? Missed Dear Mr. Clone; Congratulations have a goog weekedn Luv Big Bro you. Be there Oct. 9 or else! Mary. on your slow but noticeable recovery the Photographer Ruth: You're a 10 + . Yes, sweat back to individuality. It looks as To Princess V. I Miss you Prince can be very nice but who wants to though others are not following in M. shave? I sure think you're the BEST. your footsteps. Keep up the good Oye Memo . . . esta es to madre work baby! Love and kisses, "Our We all love ya-you're a little charob. ElFeo 7 Thanks for the happy hugs. El lips are sealed' Hey Barkmen, quit slapping To P.M.L. in the "L.L.": Just Bicho. Hamster and get your act together want to remind you to keep coming What a weekend! Thanks to good Signed . . .the Hamster Man enjoyed your visits and friends and loads of Fun! Thanks to visit me. I Jim G. Thank you for making me miss them when you don't come. Dave, Al, Ruth, Don, Rod, John, Happy PS Have I told you what a Mike (liar) and to Michelob Light!!! Love "Tony" beautifull way you are to star the Little *315 SHUTTERBUG: Welcome to San day? Amy: (my TG buddy) I'm keeping Diego!! May this weekend be filled Oh Louie, if only I could make my an eye on you. Don't worry about with romantic evenings, walks on feelings known to you Won't you what's his name. Better prospects the beach, and getting close with please please Help me? Linda B. Hey Swinger-The Calander looks those two watching Patton at 3 need to be sought. Smile — cause your bestest friend. Love, Hey Little Lady Lets Skippa the fantastic - Keep up the good work. a.m.? Why must al! the strays invade you are beautiful inside and out. HONEYBEAR nachos Circus To 999 MGA try to Can't wait to join the frat. Remember our darkness? C.P. Yes, there are sharks on dry land. MAMA G, I'm glad you finally park where everyone is parking Athena & our little wings. Love, 5'1 and waiting. learned how to carry yourself with a To the Terrorizing Trilogy on Nova & Pinto your swingin partner Kevin, I love you. little class. Love, DADDY G Riley-Long live Sunday night din­ Bon voyage Steve and do not MARCO A.-See U.S.D. isn't so Walking lessons for those who Amiabella - Thanks for the box. ners. Will you eat tofu-eggplant come back James bad once you give it a chance. tend to fall often. The otherside of (Even if it was a litte wet!) I love it. sandwiches and bean pie if I made To LOHI love you a lot your Lun­ Thanks for being Treas. If you need the wall. ZETA Love, M them? Didn't think so. M. ches and Dinners in particular JPM any help-I'm here. From the girl in Tracy: Warsaw Poland? Where To my wonderful roommates To Kathy, Elsa, Kathy, Val, Jean- Lunder We have to do some room "H" the hell is Wisconsin? You're forget­ -Maybe we will have that dinner nie, Flint, Buckey, Mark and Mike: homework sometime Eyes for you. Hey Joey-(alas laub the blob)-It's ting to breathe after you drink those -with candles and everything-maybe THANK YOU!!!! Quite a birthday Oddly Don't worry, the Beamer still a tie! From the italian tie breaker silver bullets — typical freshman! Get more ice creams and hostessing surprise. will be back, we won't tell mom Ger­ Marshmellow, what's for dinner, a clue! Come live with us. We pro­ evenings at the School of Nursing. Boo and Granola-Will you ever man Duo Mom? Does white signify purity or mise you can even touch the stereo Love, M forgive me for last Saturday. I really Hey Ruth: You left your keys at what? Well, I've got 490 yards in and drink our beer. Munchkin and Mijito; You fill me up!! Mijita do feel badly. My fault, I know. I the party on Denver front of me, think I'll us€ a 2 iron. Al. Frosty, any snow shovellin lately? want to spend time with you; let's Devil Woman . . . Happy be­ Signed, Living Room Golfer. To Kat, Thanks so much for stay­ the Budweiser Babe work it out. M. lated 21st birthday you sexy thing Hey Sailor with the Whistle, ing up late or getting up early to Sammy Saub - Hope he's back in Trif: OCEANSIDE!!!!! you. Love Sickness Mangoes and Guavas, huh? Can braid hair. Your loving roommate. service soon. Keep Smiling, he'll get How about a FENNEL SEED? Spanky: How does your Garden you put them on a pizza? Naturally! Hey Pisani!! Wanna buy a Duck?! better, besides you've got cute Lone Ranger: How! Eat them grow? In irons, BMW. How about a pig? Little Beasties dimples. ECM seeds . . . good for you. Makem Cleo, I've had my heart set on you Demon, What is everyone doing?! aren't on sale this week-sorry! Things RMSGSB - AZ one more time, you strong person (healthy, too) for months Youre the gravy in my What are we doing ?! Why are we should go better now-finally let's get potted — the other one. Great Indian sister say so. Tonto train Would you be mine and take here!?! Holy P.C.C., The Beav. straightened out with classes-right Gucci - will you ever walk normal I like long afternoon talks on the me out of the dog house? Its love! Mom Jones: Thanks for the din­ on!!! Still-I think you need a drink. again? O.B. pier, blue wool blazers, and the Love Ladd ner. 1 was wondering when you Possibly two? Three? Oooh Noo! 2 Blob, when are you ever going to bay water at midnight (so smooth P.S. Thanks for the fantastic time were going to clean the bathrooms? Little Oinkers, 1 El Bicho. laugh normally? Glad to see the lady . . . great skiing, so you say). Sat and Sun. When the tea runs out? Nasty habits Alipops are better and sweeter bug back in action. Almost used "Reynolds" but decided Alfalfa: so you say your eaterski- are hard to break. Is it worth the ef­ Hey Doc, glad to see you're finally it probably wouldn't "cut it" in your than lolipops. Thanks for putting up ing at 4:00 am . . a likely story! fort? I hope so. Baby C. with me this week. If I don't get mail- studying. Your roomie. eyes. Just one question: Will you Chupale, we know where yu are The fourth: What are you going to 53H - You gals axe the greatest, really buy me a sailboat? K-Swisser both kinds, I'm gonna lay down and and have your number (25?). There make? This will involve brain activi­ next to 23C. Clance: Thanks for the flowers, die. Love ya lots. P.S.: That guy at is no escape The Barkmen ty. How does one revive something RC250, We sure are wild and you're a sweetheart. M.B. the TG was definitely sent by God — C Klink Thanks for always being that has been dormant for a year? crazy gals. Have fun at this years' Matt Selli: Thanks Heaven is calling you. Beasty. such a sweet friend. When are we The mental hibernation might end Polo Races - I know you can win. P.S. Do you think they miss us yet Mary, One good time after going ot ge "escorted?" M.S. and then again it might not. The The Swinger. at the good OB good people's to another, kiddo. Last weekend, what Maggie, Searching for you is a doors, windows and balcony are Jenny, Oh little Jennifer, I'd give a good food good store? a blast; good friends, good drink, treat in it itself. I can't think of better always open. Red 'stang penny for what you have on your good times. And there will be many terrain to "do the walkin'." I can Biva: What's the name of that Martha, my dear: Thanks for the mind . . . There's a warm wind more to come. Don't worry, He's on hardly wait until the restriction signs King song? You know the one I whistle. It will come in handy on my blowing, and the stars are out, and his way, and that hug is too. Don't are no longer posted. How about mean. The Riley anthem. Things will trip, (someday). Have lots of good I'd really like to see you tonight. give up on V. the D.Mm man. Love this weekend? Captain Oscie P.S. always work out no matter how in­ memories with you and they'll con­ Dance "life-savor" ya, Alison. Thanx for Mon. nite surmountable they seem. Who were tinue. Keep smiling. Ruth, Thanks for having that smile Pig, Tell Mike that he has, in To Tommy B.-Buon Giorno when it is so needed. Yes, affection Joshua, one potentially very large ragazzo! Keep up the Italian. Our is contagious. Keep spreading it. piagg, The Weapon. next dinner will be soon. Ciao, Alison. What is going on? What is wrong? Denise PACIFIC STEREO REWARD Hey Babycakes, Haven't seen you Why don't you tell me? Why so Cathy C.-Great Party! Look like too much lately. Where you been mysterious? Maybel can help you? Peter the pumpkin eater found his • Do you like music? Barabbus, the Cinderella story. hiding? You know where 1 live; don't pumpkin. Looking good! Love ya, • Are you gregarious? be such a stranger. Drop by anytime. Tony, Prince of Darkness, Why Denise Bon Bon. do you roam in Jungleland? Why To my roomie who loves CHAPS • Do you usually get what you want? Dave, John, Mike: Three great must you be in the endless shadow (Maura) three in one night! Please • Are you a good student? guys who make good times ex­ of Darkness? Are you trapped as we limit the calls. "I like your smell" Will cellent. It was a blast to party with are? never forget Sat. night. Love your If you answered yes to all of the above questions you may you this past weekend. Let's do it Fred, Thanks for not shooting, Roomie, Denise qualify for a rewarding part-time position with our pro sales again really soon. We'll have to see Love, your neighbor. Steve W.-Keep up the good work force. Interviews will be held on Fri at 2 PM at the Rosecrans about the hoppergrass. Alison, Balogh, Shlomo Glickstein Lives! at the T.G.'s! love the two wild & store — for further info call Monte at 299-9420. Mary, Ruth and Katrina. Do I need a score card? Bruce. crazy swingers