Voight, Beroen and McGovern Morality of the Nixon Era by gory devine staff writer The visibleroot of theMcGovern under Richard Nixon. The war. nothing in the American people candidacy sent tendrils into the the ITT case, the Watergate stronger than mild suspicion or lawn of Central Park Tuesdayin incident, all constituted in disgust, thiit Americanshad been the forms of Jon Voight, Candice Voightsmind — the worst of what drugged by the type of moral Bergen,and TerriMcGovern (the was and is happeninginAmerica. leadership now in power. Senator's daughter) who spoke Voight then turned to the al- Concluding with the McGovern about the Democratic campaign ternative: George McGovern. remark that the President had in this political year. McGovern is tough yethonest, he vowedfour yearsago toget crime Around one o'clock the listensto thepublicwill.and.most off the streets and had brought it McGovern party arrived, and the importantly, he is moral. Voight into the White House, Candi crowdsettledback to listen.First was an impressive speaker, and brought on Terri MeGovern. was Jon Voight. Looking like a one easily believed.Alter a short Ms. McGovern began with a pale and thoughtful psychology quest ion-and-answer session, campaign plea: she had heard major. Voight addressed himself the actor brought on Candice from the Washington. D.C, head- to the reasons for his own per- Bergen. quarters that it was considered sonal committment. Speaking Candi beganby tellingusthat she "possible" that the McGovern quietly despite the frolicking of was really Tricia Nixon Cox candidacy Would win California, several large dogs and a few- disguised as Candi Bergen, and and if more volunteers could be stray photographers ("Some of that she was here to— wreck the gotten, that possible would my fans," said Voight), the star McGoverncandidacy as ifMrs. becomea proabable.Terri talked of the silverscreen describedhis- Cox could do such a thing, or then on the issues of the concern for the.quality— of life (heaven forbid) even dream up campaign, making a short but political and moral in the U.S. such an immoralact.Inany case, impressive contribution to the her presentationwas shorterthan rally, by recallingthe past— and Voight's.a bitmorepersonal,and well-known— mistakesandmoral covered again the morality of transgressions of the Nixon the Nixon administration. Then Administration (i.e. Attorney Candi toldthe audience of a news General Richard Kleindienst's reportshe hadheardonthewayto remark following the D.C. mass Irvine: the American govern- arrests in 1969: "We'll worry ment would not sign the peace about theConstitutionlater.. ."). accorduntil and unless the North She appealed to all those present Vietnamese army was with- to "electa manwhowillreturnus BSK/ersity drawn entirely from South to our highest ideals." reminding Vietnam. This announcement us that once a country.loses its provokeda mildreactionfromthe freedom, it is veryhard toregain. crowd, and that reaction led Terri McGovern smiled and nicelyintoCandi'scentraltheme: waved, then departed, thanking U.C.I. VOL. 5/ NO. 11/ FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1972 that the Nixon Administration,in the assembly and the McGovern acting immorally, aroused campaign movedalong. THE SAGA OF STUDENT F.TK'S The sign outside read alwaysget you want, wasn't about to' give up to department and the "People's English Depart- You can't what students. There would be no Chancellor. After a long ment." Inside there were but if you try sometime you just might student FTE's that year. The bureaucratic pause for people talking, typewriters get you excuses given were that breath, the ten nominees clattering, signs being paint- find you what need. dosiers were sent in toolate to were finally approved. The ed. The writing center wads by the red herring collective* be reviewed and that budget student FTE's on campus this decorated withpinesprigsand mold students into Senate but at the same time cuts meant there was not quarter are: Carol Mermey the walls were lined with marketable products beganon denied he would necessarily enough— money for student (Social Science). Kenneth artwork, poetry and slogans the Berkeleycampus with the accept its decision. A FTE's all 35 FTE's were Brungess (Music), Erica drawn on butcher paper. Free Speech Movement of tumultuous meeting of the given directly to the depart- Sherover (Philosophy). Lynn Classes met. leaflets were 1964. Five years later, the Academic Senate followed in ment. But because of the Sukenick (English). Steven written, hundreds of tags Irvine students began to see which an ideological battle students' show of strengthand Simmons (Social Ecology) , lettered KBS were produced, that Irvine was becoming was wagedbetween juniorand support for the program, an and Shierry Weber (History). and the writing center was another Berkeley, another senior faculty. The issue of administrative promise was Carlos Castenadas, who is declared "Liberated Area machine. Through thefiringof "student power" split the given that the FTE program splitting a position with Carol n\." This was the height of the Kent. Brannan, and Shapiro. faculty wide open, with the would not be overlooked the Mermey. willbe teachinghere student power movement at Irvine studentsbecameaware junior faculty supporting the next year. in the spring. There are also Irvine. The Writing Center of the University as an in- democratic— student demands Last year's (71-72) student two physics professors shar- was "liberated." sat-in.lived- creasingly dehumanized The senior faculty FTE program drew an over- ing a position who will be here in for five daysin February of factory unconcerned with the defending the status quo. Out whelming response and next quarter. 1969. by hundreds of students. needs of its students, and in of all this came an agreement enthusiasm from students. The student FTE's on The center was occupied in which students were barred in principleby the Chancellor Forty-one dosiers were campus this year are offering protest to the firing of three from taking an active role in and Academic Senate submitted to an ASUCI com- classes not ordinarily avail- popular professors. George determiningthe forms and di- concerning student par- mittee by various individuals able at Irvine-and these ticipationin the governanceof and student groups. Of these classes have proven to be VOL. 2/NO. 39/TUESOAY. APRIL 14.1970 VOL INO 14 THURiOAT. F£8ltUJJtr 11 IMf m^ . the University and the forty-one, the ASUCI com- extremely popular. Over 200 Hoc:They Go £ establishment of a student- mittee selected ten highly people signed up for Carol REHIRE ? Ad Won'tLet §f S faculty committee to work out qualified and unusually Mermey's women's studies the details. A month later the interesting teachers to be icl1 ?„: 1^ committee reported recom- submitted for scrutiny to the continued on page 3 & To mendation that students control 10% of all new teach- ingpositions. The faculty first vacillated over this recom- mendation, but after renewed Attention Dog Owners student pressure, they VOL conceded student control over Iwould like to share with your readers a growing 2% of all faculty appoint- problemfor the pet owners on campus. Over the past two B ments (FTE's Full Time years there has been an increasing problemconcerning Equivalents). loose dogs on campus. Recently there has been an The implementation of the increasednumberof complaints by bothstaff and students student FTE program the over the nuisance that loose dogs arecreating.Therehave following year was only a been cases of dog attacks, people getting caught in dog partial success. For,although fights,and obstaclecourses beingcreatedin thehallways '<♥/,, °r . nan> |Ad Hoc Committee VowsI three student-selected bydogsthatchoose to relieve themselves in the buildings. ai>°Ptfo Action On Wednesday | professors werehired, theone What is the university goingto do to alleviate some of 2^ most wanted by students, the these problems? One alternative would be quite simple: Kent, Don Brannan and Steve rections of their own same Steve Shapiro of KBS. allow no dogs on campus at all. There are three laws Shapiro in the fall of 1968. education. was disapprovedby the Chan- concerningdogs.One, that all dogs must be licensed and These men were teachers The Ad Hoc Committee to cellor. After much more have had their shots. Two, that all dogsinpublic must be whose skills and dedication Reinstate Kent, Brannan and bureaucratic ping-pong, it on a leash (less than six feet). Three, that no dogs are had made them important Shapiro was formed in was decided that students allowed in publicareas such as parks,beaches, and the enough in the lives of the November in response to the could have their professors, UNIVERSITY. The University would be well within the students to make them worth firings. After three months of but that the student FTE's law to callin the animal control officer to round upevery fighting for. what was described as "being could not be used to hire pro- dog (even those on leashes). This application of the law The KBS struggle began as tossed back and forth like fessors who had been fired. doesn't seem very desirable. one over personalities, but it ping-pong balls between ad- In 1970-71, of the 35 new fac- Our best alternative is to police ourselves. If the dog soon became clear to the ministrators and jlty positions open, only one catcher cameon tothecampushe wouldcollect ALLof the students that the real issue at departments," it was decided was given to a student select- dogs. To keep the problemsdown toaminimum, students stake was the nature of the that reasoned arguments ed professor. Realizing the should keep their animals on aleash,that way they would institution itself. The Uni- could not change values when need to re establish the power know where their animal is and what it is doing. By versity of California has long one side had power and the that moved the bureaucracy respecting other people's rights and watching their own built its reputationonthe fame other side none. Students druing KBS, 200 students sat- dogs,students with animals canstill bringtheir pets on to of its scholars and their decided to organize their pwn in at the fifth floor of the Ad- the campus. If dogowners choosenot tomake an attempt production, not on good power. The Writing Center ministration Building. This to control their dogs, then the University will have to t e a c hing. A gr o wing was taken over. led to an admittance by the invoke a ban on all dogs. awareness that the University The Chancellor sent the Chancellortotheaffect that he Thomas K. DeLapp was not structured to fulfill entire matter of student ultimatelyhad final say in all ASUC1President student needs but rather to participation to the Academic University affairs and that he 3, 1972 Page 2 NEW UNIVERSITY Friday, November m I associateprofessor of drama will the Student InformationCenter.A review board.The jobwouldbe to hepresentedthroughSat..Nov. II $1500 scholarshipand a six month interview potential new faculty in the Village Theatre at H p.rrt. lour ol the United States are the members, go out to lunch with Tickets are $2. prizes. them, and submit a recom- Meeting: The Christian Science The fi-3-3 requirement may now mendation to the department Organization holds inspirational be satisfied by course work in head for whomstudentsarework- meetings every Tuesday at noon Engineering. Social Ecology. ing. (Mass credit is available. If in1111220. Allareinvitedto attend. Computer Sciences. Comparative interested leave a note in Carl Hup Session: Sponsored by the Cultures, and theGraduateSchool Schultz's box in SH 334A or call ICI Hillel. topics ol .Jewish ol Administration, aswelhisinthe him at 833-6659. interest ranging from politics to live large schools. In the case of The Campus Union Student Israeli humor will be discussed the former units, however, Store, located in the TIB is open in the Interfaith Lounge of the permission of the Dean or from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday Irvine Town Center at 7 p.m. Director in the student's major through Friday. The storecarries each Tuesday. field of concentration is basic school and art supplies and Meeting: UCI Mountaineering necessary. equipment for pool, ping pong, Club willmeet in the third floorof Television Production: chess, cards and assorted games. the Gateway Commons from 7 to InstructionalMediaServicesneed In addition, theTUB has recently Ttl~6 10 p.m. Students, stall, and male and female vocalists, rock acquired three pinballmachines 111 WlJ faculty are invited. groups, and musicians toprovide and a juke box. It is located just Colloquium: "Topological De- accompanyment for a Comedy- west of the Humanities Hall and gree in Nonlinear Partial Differ- Variety color television special. across fromStudent Center II. ential Equations" will be Auditions will be held shortly. Looking for credit? UC Student discussed by Anthony Tromba. They also need comedy writers, Lobby needsoncampusresearch- assistant professorof math at UC still photographers,and students ers and writers. Call 833-7607 or Santa Cruz.Coffee will be served versed in wardrobe, television come to the Annex Office, Trailer at 3:30 p.m. in 488 Physical makeup, set decoration and set 503 behind the Humanities Hall. Sciences with the lecture follow- design. Also, applicants are Applications lor UC student ing at 4 p.m. in 550 Physical needed for the position of hostess lobbyists are available at the Sciences. for the show. Students interested ASUCI Offices or Trailer 503 participating to through Lobbyists Lecture:" MuseumsasaSourceof in should go In- November 14. Art willbe discussedby Ignacio structional Media Offices on the will spend 10 weeks in Sacra- Bernal. director of the National ninth floor of the Engineering mento during the winter quarter. Museum of Anthropology, at 4 Building or toroom 936Engineer- Positions are available for p.m. in 126 Humanities Office ing building for details and sign special lobbies in Sacramento. Building. ups. Work for the SierraClub. League Cause OmbudsmanMeeting: Meetings AttentionHioMajors: TheSchool of WomenVoters.Common looking Pick up applicationsin Investigation Little, campusombuds- of Biological Sciences is andothers. Friday "WinterSoldier and with.Jack students, 503 or at the ASUCI "Village by Village." and manarefrom 4 to6 p.m.inTrailer for preferrably juniors Trailer November 3 and seniors, to serve on a faculty offices. Dunii.ii Centenary Celebration: speakers .lane Fonda. Tom 902. Croup discussions center on The Centenary Celebration of the Hayden and Scott Camil will he campus related problems and life and work of l';ail Laurence presented by the Vietnam their resolutions. Through these meetings people Dunbar, a poef who became tlu* Veterans Against the War from interested can \iy^ (OMMII li I. PHIiSliNTS VI first black American to gain 1:30 to 5 p.m. in the Science directly influence the ombuds- national literaryacclaim,isbeing Lecture Hall. Admission is $2. man program and obtain hear- held ;it UCI through November 6. UC1 Day at Sea World: Tickets ings for grievances. The five day scholarlyconference areavailableat the ASUCITicket Notices is.sponsoredbyExtensionStudent Officebetween11 a.m. and3 p.m.. Canoeing in Newport Harbor is Affairs Committee for Lectures, weekdays. Admission prices are: being offered by the Cooperative I student Coflcv [/ I School of Humanities. Programin Adults.$2.50.Juniors (13-17) $1.50. Outdoor Program and the Sea Comparative Culture. Office of children (5-12) $1. under 5 free. Scout Base of Newport Beach. A c c ;\ de m ic A It a ir s ;i n d Catholic Mass: Mass will be Canoesare availablefor 50° when Chancellor Aldrich.. Free celebrated at 10 and 11:30 a.m. nor reserved by trie Scouts. For admissions to conference pro- and at 7 p.m. at the Irvine Town more information contect the grains areavailable with advance Center. Student Activities Office in Gate- reservations. For information Monday wayCommons.Ext.7901. contact UC1 Extension at Ext. November6 Humanities Students: The Peer 5414. Dunbar Centenary Celebration: Advising Program, an open ear Classes: Dr. William ('. Picker- See Fri.. Nov. 3. for student problems and com- ing. Ph.D.. a member of the Films: French Department plaints will have office hours for faculty at IIC1 will conduct a films will he shown from 12 to 2 humanitiesstudent advising from series of classes beginning p.m. inHII 161. n oon to 4 p.m. Mo n day. November 3 at Psynetics head- Lecture: "Herman Hesse. How Wednesday and Friday and from quarters. 1212 Fast Lincoln. He Began will be discussed by 10 a.m. to noon and 2 to 4 p.m.. Anaheim For further informa- writer Peter de Mendelssohn in Tuesday and Thursday inTrailer tion phone 533-2311. 126 HumanitiesOffice Building at 301. Seminar: "Enhancement of 4 p.m. Peace Corps/Vista, (Action) has RNA Polymera.se Activity by an Karate Lessons: The Karate cancelled their recruitment Auxin Released Plasma." willbe Club is sponsoring karate lessons schedule for November and no discussed by Joe H. Cherry, for beginners intheCombatRoom new date has been set. professor of horticulture at of Crawford Hall from 7 to 8 p.m. Women interested in medicine mo, 3 m robin mathews Purdue University at 4:30 p.m. in Mondays and Wednesdays. can learn more about it from 167 Steinhaus Hall. Pol Luck: United Asians are present womanmedicalstudents Colloquium: "Large Scale Sci- holding a pot luck in the Third at ICI.Hose Maly. CarolBanker. entific Computation." will be World Lounge of Student CenterII andMariaMinon willbehappy to n-v, H kajsa ohman discussedby Frank Hermanofthe at 6 p.m. For furtherinformation talk with you and answer any | IMM Research Laboratory inSan call 833-7612. questions. Contact Mary Jean. Jose at 3 p.m. in 104 PS. Tuesday 833-7327. a day in advance if Film: "President'sAnalyst" will November7 possible.For furtherinformation, be shown at 7 and9: 30 p.m.in the Drama: "Ondine." a dramaby see Carol Heckman. in 333 SH. Social Science Hall. Admission is .Jean(iiraudoux. in a new transla- Applications for the Maid of 40 cents for I'dstudents, others tion by director Robert Cohen. Cotton selection are available at $1. Play: "Light up the Sky" will be presented by the Irvine Com- munityTheater at 8:30p.m. inIlll UH Admissionprice for students $2.50. is $1.50, others '' A career in law... Drama Workshop: A Discover the World on Your Destruction Creation." a short HC^UUL&KSfiiSj^^jj] drama workshopprogram,willbe without law school. performed SEMESTERAT SEA in thestudioTheaterin HMM Assistant, the Fine Arts Village at 7 p.m.The |S|^Hf*^f^r^/ Sails each September& February When you become a Lawyer's production is directed by yH V f||| Combine accredited study with —you'll do work traditionally done by lawyers graduate student Harry Koron. jj; educational stops in Africa, Aus- work which is challenging, responsible Admission is free. "Patogh." 8 TpB pr tralasiaand the Orient. Over 5000 and intellectually stimulating. Lawyer's p.m. at Student Center I. ° are now so critically needed that - students from 45 campuseshave Assistants Saturday 1 iKi\' already experienced this interna- The Institute for Paralegal Training can November 4 program. range offer you a position in the cityof yourchoice Dunbar Centenary Celebration: | tional A wide of — ■HM|^^^^^^^^^mmm| financial aid is available. Write and a higher starting salary than you'd See Fri.. Nov. 3. college Play: Light up the Sky": See expect as a recent graduate. Here is a career as a professional with financial Fri.. Nov. 3. ( WCA, ChapmanCollege,Box CC40, Orange,Cal. 92666 Film: "President's Analyst ". rewards that increase with your developing See Fri. Nov. 3. expertise. Drama Workshop: "A Destruc- If you are a student of high academic tion Creation": See Fri.. Nov. 3. HAIR & SKIN PROBLEMS standing and are interested in a legal Recycling Center: The Irvine career, come speak with our representative. Women's League operates a 1AIR TRANSPLANTATION FREE MEDICAL FACTS recycling every other center C HAIRREMOVAL D NAIL ABNORMALITIES I Saturdayin the Hank ol America CONTACT DERMATITIS □ PSORIASIS Contact the Placement Office. parking lot. Bring newspapers. a ° D HIVES OTHER A representativeof The Institute glass andaluminum.Novemher4 INFECTION U HAIR TRANSPLANTATION will visit your campus Hiking/Camping: A bike ouling G FUNGUS on: D BIRTHMARKS E HAIR LOSS& DANDRUFF at Lake will be Arrowhead □ ACNE D DERMABRASION WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15 sponsoredby theCooperativeOut D ECZEMA Program. Cars will a WARTS door leave MOLES a CYSTS campus a " from the "Share-A-Ride- □ ALLERGY SKIN CANCER & SUN NOTE: If the above date is inconvenient for you. Station" at 7:30 a.m.and returnto EXPOSURE please call or write The Institute for information. campus at 5: 30 p.m..Sunday. The trip oilers 25 miles of riding. AMERICAN DERMATOLOGY CLINICS' HEALTH SERVICE "Patogh." 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Call (714) are both 493-4470 and 11-6-72 call attended and very popular. that 4 of the student FTK'sare HELP WANTED: Custom bike with all ac- after teaching Inspite lip (714) 295-9997. Erica Sherover is women. of a lot of Housework/Housekeeping in cessories. Excellent con- two fascinating given to "Affirmative dition, be used for dirt or SALE — 1972 VW Bug. philosophy service homes of friendly, screened —can FOR classes, one hiring, depart- bond, street mileage 4.000. After 5 Still under warranty. $1675. on social and Action" the LOCAL families." We — — political theory since Plato ments have not gone out of you at cost to you. days 833-2617. UCI 7049 or 557-5718. insure no 558-2898. their way to hire women. The student FTE program has provided a channel for students to express and fulfill the need for more women faculty on the campus. All of the student FTE class- es are geared to satisfy student interest and meet student needs that are not NO ON otherwise satisfied by depart- mental offerings. But in spite of one or two years of concessions to students, the senior faculty at Irvine is no CENSORSHIP more concerned with student needs and unorthodox classes now than they were during KBS. This year, the Academic Senate on November 9 might very well be voting to eliminate entirely the student FTP] program. Thinking that student interest has waned, the senior faculty senses the time is ripe for them to regain the concessions they had to make to an organized and militant student community. This year they will probably try to kill the student FTE program unless there is a strong show of student sup- port for it. There isa petitioncirculating on campus in support of the program which will be presented to the Academic Senate. Sign the petition and come joinus at the Academic Senate meeting on Thursday. November 9 at .3 o'clock in the afternoon in the Social Sci- ence Hall. When we are organized and strong we can achieve meaningful change, when we are weak and isolated the bureaucracy moves to re-establish control. Helpsecure those victories we thought we had won during KBS! *The Red HerringCollective is a newlyformed student and »k i community group in Orange Bl| iff4E^\- ift '$''■' County;

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■J ORANOE CQUNTV TBANSir OISTRICT B Fridoy, November 3, 1972 NEW UNIVERSITY Pag* 1^5 FINE ARTS AND Savoy Brown: Looking In at the Palladium

by ralph hawkins fine arts writer album to hear it. SavoyBrown is a boogieband While talking concerts with another music if there ever was one. Their version ol some freak, he told me that he was glad the Savoy Willy Dixon tune was the heaviest rendition of Brown/Uriah Heep concert at the Hollywood any old blues thing Ihave ever heard. Palladium was on a Thursday night because, They played so much so well Ireally wasn't you see. that's a school night and all the teens sure if an encore waS to be expected. The wouldn't be there. Personally,I'd like to know applause was insane and they were back in a MBmSBJHBW promotersget awaywith stuffing so many how flash to lay down "Wang Dang Doodle." Then people in one building. The Palladium is they were off again, but the crowd was notorious lorstanding-room-only rock conerts. determined to have them back. Due to the but this one was ridiculous. debilitated condition of the reviewer at that Ithink many in the crowdcame toseeUriah time.Idon't remember what theyplayed next. Heepas much as Savov Brown,but left rather Ido remember though, that when theyleft for disappointed. Their albums are alright, but the third time, the applause was greater than they didn't come across very effectively on before andcontinued for Baby-knows-how-long stage. They thing are the closest to Black until they came back for a third" time and got it Sabbath I've seen althoughthe vocalsby Dave on with "Johnny B. Goode in a not-so-classic ENTERTAINMENT Byron were slightly (better/worse/what's the style. It was definitely more than Iexpected. difference?). They did producesome interest- It'sreallynice toseeaband that appreciatesits ingeffects ona synthesizer,but it wasnothingI audience like Savoy Brown. If you ever get a haven't heard or at least dreamed of in some cheap nightmare. Long live Acid rock! Open The next band needed no introduction, Ondine to although they're not the same Savoy Brown they've always been. Since the days of LOOKING IN three-fourths of the band split At Fine Arts Village and eventuallyformed Foghat.But that hasn't stalled the evolution of the band. Kim "Ondine," a fairy tale of the Triplett, associate professor plays only Middle Ages, drama. Simmonds. who lead and harpis the will bestagedby of originalmember left. Dave Walker (not to be the UC Irvine School of Fine Members of the cast in Dave) Tuesday through confused with Lonesome does the vocals Arts Satur- addition to the three lead with energy found onlyin peoplelike day, November 7-11. Per- players include Henry Kirker a certain Graham, Joe Cocker and Rod Stewart. Bassist Andy formances arescheduled for 8 and Gary Santa Pyle. just joined group p.m. Village Ana; Kitty Felde, who the on their new in the Fine Arts Compton; SHARE, made biggest Theatre. Raul Garza, Los Angeles; album LIONs the by contribution to sound of the band. Paul The drama 20th Century Elizabeth Pitt-Herbert, Sher- Raymond rhythm playwright doubled on keyboards and Jean Giraudoux man Oaks; Ellen Pickler, guitar, losing smile, presented Anaheim; Mithers, never his and Iwouldn't will be in a new- Carol forget on translation by Cohen, Culver City; want to Dave Bidwell drums. Robert BruceSmith and Savoy Brown is one of the few whose associate professor of drama Jaye Wickham,Palos Verdes; band^ Duckworth, Flint, liveperformancesexceededthequalityoftheir atUCI anddirector of thepro- Stuart They couple things duction. Cohen also Mich., and Dale Kranz, albums. startedoff witha of is the Bur- from STREET CORNER TALKIN' and their author of the book, bank. album, then Manson, new into some newer things yet. "Giraudoux: Three Faces of Others are David One song. Jeremy the Toad," was fairly Destiny."" Pacific Palisades; Karen quitegood. tragedy Boisvert, Beach; abstract but The vocal on that was 'Ondine' is both a Seal Jeff most original. You'llhave to wait for the anda funny, wiseandmocking Greenberg, Solvang; Cheryl new look at life,"Cohen said. Schwartz, Brentwood; Kris Jolliff of Anaheim will Gretchen VanRiper,Downey; Gloria at the CoconjjtGrove play the role of Ondine, a Glenn Daniels and Randall Loring water sprite who entrances a Ebert, Laguna Beach; James Appearing now at the son. Mike Douglas. Dean did a Viet Nam show Tourin knight-errant, Hans. Hans, Horn, Norwalk; Lucien Coconut Grove until Nov. 13 Martin. Carol Burnett. Red 1970. and is especially noted played by Steven Rotblatt of Coniglio,Stockton; Allen Gar- is the alluring vocalist. Skelton. Steve Allen, and for her performancewiththe Pacific Palisades, pays with finkle, Oakland; Michael Gloria Loring. Gloria is Glen Cambell. She has play- BBC in" 'International his life when he abandons Patton, Santa Ynez; Don known from her numerous ed at the RivieraHotel inLas Cabaret. Ondine to wed Princess Ber- Hamilton, Tarzana; Don appearances on television, Vegas, the Fairmont in San tha, enacted by Sands Hall of Sutcliffe, Whittier; Jonathan including guest shots on Francisco, and Century As of now. Gloria has three Squaw Valley. Greenman, New York, N.Y.; Merv Griffin. Johnny Car- Plaza in Los Angeles.Gloria albums and a variety of Characters in the drama Robin Krieger, Kansas City, singles. include a seal trainer, Mo.; Deanna Correa,Stanton, percussionist. Gregory Silva able at the Fine Arts Box As for the Coconut Grove, magician, chamberlain, and Galyn Prescott, Irvine. of Fremont is stage manager Office, University of Cali- located in the Ambassador executioner andKingNeptune Carol Gooravitch of Irvine and Julie Haber of Sherman fornia, Irvine, California Hotel inLos Angeles,thenew himself. Settings and will serve as flutist and Doug Oaks is assistant stage 92664. For information call the management features a costumes are by Richard Thornburg of Redlands as manager. Fine ArtsBox Office (714)833- single price ticket of $5. as Tickets are $2 and are avail- 6617. well as nightly dancing.

robert cohen, 'ondine' director Ito r ittvirotblott (hons), sands hall (bertha), Icris jolliff (ondine] Fridoy, November 3, Page 6 NEW UNIVERSITY 1972

An actingcompany with talent and character can turn at McCabe's a well written play intoa masterpieceof the theater. Yet, Fahey performed bya cast of dead weight,only theplaywrightof John Klemmer can create apiece toovercome the by sue Josephs & scott schroeder overwhelmingcontrol performers. by steve langinger & McCabe's Guitar Shop is apparentlya small When Laguna Moulton Community Playhouse opened graham curtis music storein Santa Monica that sells guitars, with Tennessee William's work, "Summer and Smoke" After having listened to John Klemmer's music, banjos, dulcimers, and all other last Tuesday, a poor cast did its best to smother his albums for the last few years, it has become paraphernalia accompanying those instru- creative art. evident that he is an extraordinary saxophone ments. But when the sun goes down, the shop Theplay revolvesaround the trialsof asensitiveyoung player. Technically, Klemmer plays at an takes on a new function: itbecomes a folk club woman, her spiritual ascetic life,and her hopeless love almost amazing speed, utilizing every con- (the "auditorium" is in the back room) where affair with a southern swinger. The ideals of a spiritual ventional note on the instrument plus adding various artists in folk music (Doc Watson, for divinity "beyond attainment" drives the refined yet some of his own. instance, will be there the second weekend in tormented life of Alma Winemiller (Denise Clements). November). come toplay.The auditoriumhas Despite the malicious, self-indulging activities of her Hearinganartist onan album andseeinghim a handmade stage, free coffee, foldingchairs friends, she struggles with her own individual values. perform in concert can be totally different and the spirit of C.F.Martin liningthe walls for She manages to establish only one relationship, that experiences.Seeing Klemmer definately was display. with a meek, physically underdeveloped man of high a totally different experience. He was per- The evening started out with Michael Anny forming at the Lighthouse, a jazz club in andTomHilton, a guitar-playingduo with alot d Hermosa Beach. of talent needingpolish. They sanga series of Summer 'n Smoke r;",-,t' six "love-songs" that described the progres- Klemmer walked out calmly with his three sion of the love-lives of the performers. They intelligence, Roger Doremus (Michael Wilson). Yet she side men, announced their first song, and started off with a song proclaiming their never feels a strong attachmment to him; a "desert" picked up his horn. His first number was "horniness," then progressed to a songabout the two. love, alwayshas existed between "Village Blues" by John Coltrane. With the first impressions, then to songs of true Throughout her childhood and adolescence, she has rest of the group layingout,he rippedthrough disillusionment with the opposite sex ("Just nourished a hidden love for her neighbor,a young doctor the scales,hismusic leaping fromnote tonote, Like a Woman") and on to anew philosophy of (Paul Wilson); a loveshe acknowledgesonlylater inher They did soaring higher and higher as if he was love: "Love the One You're With." life. The young doctor, John Buchanen Jr., a strong possessedby his music. In the firstpiece,asin their music well, although they needed some "Promethean" figure,drinks heavilyandspendshis time many others that he performed that night, show-business-perfection. As Tom said: "If of ill-repute. totune with various women Klemmer utilized an "echo-plex," a tape Proposition 19 passes,I'llneverbe able Alma's attraction to these two men demonstrates the machine thatallows Klemmer to play a noteor my guitar." dividedsoul shelives with.Hernobleidealismandthelust- group of notes that are instantly played back John Fahey came on stage after a very- refuses to recognize, constitute this soul Kimmel, of ful desires she repeatedly. relaxedintroductionby Bob one the torment.Theconflict persiststhroughouttheplay.Only manager's set a very relaxed, in of McCabe's.He after fits of anger and a longperiod of depression does Thesongs Klemmer andhis group performed unpretentious tone, and John Fahey just slid oforder to state "Waterfalls," Alma attempt to bringsome form her of were "Constant Throb," "Here into his act. He became his guitar and worked leaves that quest for spiritual fulfillment,and Child," "Utopia," through many changes mind.She Comes the "FreeSoul" and the audience with of looks to earthly desires for satisfaction: "The girl who "So Long So Many Years Ago," as yet an mood and intensity. With eyes closed he was 'no', anymore." song. eyes you said she doesn't exist unreleased explaining himself and with open After her change,she turns to John,only to find he has got dizzy watchinghis hands. After hismusical adopteda completely different attitude. With anew sense Klemmer's sidemen were Mike Noch on diatribe, he simply stopped, poured a cup of honesty,heclaims to have found the inhaled, of responsibility and Fender Rhodes, piano; Eddie Marshall on coffee that he and picked up another existenceof the soulthat Almahas sooften spokenof.Inan drums; and John McClure on upright and guitar and played more. The entire break turn-about, tells Alma "there'smore tolife" than next ironic he electric bass. Each were competent and probably took less than threeminutes.His this material and sense-indulging world. displayed their talents in various solos spurt of notes was on a slide steel guitar. the we witness Alma,drowning Although extremely In the final sceneof play, throughout thenight.Especially good wasJohn he is an talented blues loneliness, walkingoff with a travelingsalesman. A player, opening piece in McClure on bass. the five minutes of this statuebefore her shows an angel givingcommunion. She sounded like a "Don Hoat theRoyal Hawaiian long gazeat the statue.Thecurtain falls. However, castsa sorrowful The concert was outrageouslygood.It seem- Hotel" album at 16 RPM's. after the. performances by ( during piece up fantasy- Fine wereexhibited PaulWilson John ed to reach its highest peak the song picked speed,it was just as Buchanen) playing difficult role of a rambling wild "Utopia." inducing the from the WATERFALLS album. as his other musical numbers. gambler, who at the same time remains suave and This piece seemed to have the most impact on He finished the number and poured another intelligent; (Mrs. Winemiller) as the However, Annabelle Quigley the audience. Then Klemmer took a break cup of coffee. this time for real mentally mother of Alma; andMichael Wilson solo, cigarette disturbed allowingfor a piano and the energylevel dynamics,he lit a and utteredhisfirst (RogerDoremus) feeble, intelligentboy,who Returning, picked (and audience, as the naive subsided. Klemmer up the only) sounds directed to the somehow by-passed that adolescent growth stage called sax throughout applause, and the energy ("has anybody got n ashtray?"). He solved a soared, maturation. leapedand engulfedthe audience once conflict about whether or not to smoke his Unfortunately, the performance given by the again. cigarette or drink his coffee and took us on protagonist, Winemiller, in through fantasylands Denise Clemens as Alma offered Klemmer is HOT. Next time he's around another musical trip of nothing but disappointment.Drawing the audience with concert he is definitely worth seeing. To get guitar notes. If you enjoy concerts in your soupy living livingroom imitations of the southern dialect and mechanized a taste of Klemmer and his musical abilities room thenMcCabe's is the to soap-box album, perform, Fahey tactics of the operas,shecameacross notas the listen to CONSTANT THROB, a studio see folk musicians and is sensitive woman she represented, but as a weakly to WATERFALLS, GOOD. wonder what goes on in his and then his latest album But Istill characterized hypochodriac. live the Ashgrove in Los Angeles. head . recorded at .. Richard A. Stepp, as her father, offered an equally dishearteningperformance.Hisstiff and stilted useof the language left me with the impression he was reading Drama Students Union directly from the script. The showings by many of the Hereand Now Union and they seem to mean change. They arc serious and it others left me cold and unconvinced. Most news coming from thegrey what they say. This is not just a lookslikewemaybepreparingfor Ireceived the impressionthat manyof the actors were walls of tin1 Fine Arts School is gripe session, but a growing another game of Academic ping- chosen for their community involvement rather than usually taped to them. This time organization intended to give all pong. The Drama Students Union ability (with limited, if any, actingexperience,many of we've something everyone won't students the opportunity to make has had two meetings with good the performer's The Union resumes included such noble feats as have wartdered by. Allconcerned suggestions andproposeimprove- turnouts both times P.T.A. service, delivery Examiner, (;ind all ments The students thus desires your support and involve- of the Herald we all should besince wo involved work theater,etc.). pay for it) with drama and the tar seem genuine in theirconcern ment and invites all students volunteer for the The play dramadept. here at Irvineshould for drama and the dept. and are interested in dramaand thede.pt. itself remains one of Tennessee Williams' pay attention to the following dealing withseriousproblemsand at Irvine to attend the meetings. better works, though possibly not as fine as "The Glass developments. The Drama conflicts in a professional way. There is a meeting this Friday on Menagerie" or "Street Car Named Desire." If you're Students I'nion is now being The real hope seems to be the the grass next to the Production interested in the efforts of America's foremost play- a that canopen formed because in their words creationof Union Studio. Fine Arts, between 12-2. wrights,the playshows Tues. to Sat.untilNov.11.Costfor "there is a want of human com- the channels of communication only $1.50. at 494-0143, students and the Come anytime andget your ideas students is Phone the box office or m unic a tion in a n o p e n between visit the playhouse at 606 Laguna Canyon Rd., Laguna atmosphere"within thedept.This faculty/administration in a way out of yourhead and bring themto is oneofthemajorproposalsof the which can stimulate effective the grass. Beach.

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Benton and Newman, I^a r u /* J^^^^ B 1 by newton fine arts writer Bad Company Robert Benton and DavidNewman, the team characters (excepta few well-to-do Christians) who wrote "Bonnie and Clyde," areon screen in "BAD COMPANY" are hard tough people againwith "BADCOMPANY." Benton is also who trust noone. Strangersmeet with pointed the director this time around.Like "Bonnie and guns. Death by gun or hanging is common- by david wilson editor-in-chief Clyde," "BAD COMPANY" reflects on some place in a hostile frontier. This is the situa- Chuck'srestaurantisnot thesort ofplaceyou'd justdropinto, rough times in the history of the United States. tion: \ the environment which forces these but as an ingredient of a planned evening,it could be highly The story opens on the conscription of every westerners to viciously destroy the weak. enjoyable. able bodied man by the Union Army. Drew Throughout "BAD COMPANY," it is simply This restaurant contains a cozy little lounge which features (Barry Brown), the son of a well-to-do Chris- starvation for food that the boys steal, kill nightlyentertainment. Thelounge pair bowls, family, contains a of fish tian who have already lost one son and be killed. In this sense the film parallels both built concavelyso the fish appearmuchlarger than usual. to the Civil War, successfully escapes this Bunuel's "Los Olvidados." Still, important The entertainment of the eveningconsisted of asinger with a draft. His planis to use the hundred dollarshis distinctions are to be made between the two solo guitar. father has givenhimtotravelbywagontrain to films. Bunuel's film was shot in black and The restaurant is owned by Chucks Restaurant chains,and Virginia City (Nevada mining town). Before white. Kolok by Tekhnikolok has difficulty has been a member for the past four years.Dennis Wolf, the this plan has a chance to emerge however. maintaining a hungry desperate look. The local owner,tries to set amood based onthesea.Fresh flowers Drew falls in with Jake (Jeff Bridges of "The surface texture of—color film has an ability areateverytable, withcandlelightkeepingthemoodmellow.In Last Picture Show" and soon to be released to look beautiful rich even in the most the waitingroom there'sanimitation Skimshaw Carvingmade "Fat City"), two other guys dodging grotesque situations. The street boys of outof ivorysoap. Allthe food isbroiled on a large grill, with conscription, another fellow (from "Summer "Los Alvidados" lived a life no viewer the exception of the artichokes and baked potatoes. Teriaki of '42") and a youngboy. These fiveboyshave would long for. On the other hand "BAD steak, Chucks' most popular dish,is priced at $4.75 andis less been surviving on the streets by robbing COMPANY," in part, allowed the audience than their nearest competition. (Prices range from $3.50 for children, snatching purses and fingering a nostalgic longing for an America gone Beef Kabob and salad, to $6.50 for the lobster or lobsterOsteak food. Although Drew wishes no hand in un- by, down and away. Overall "BAD COM- combination. All dinners include a salad.) The terriaki tasted christian acts he has little choice but to PANY" lacks a consistent mood. The "tom- very good,but was a little bit tough. head west amongst bad company. foolery" between the boys we can accept Their lobster is very tasty, and the portuon fairly generous. because they are boys. But when the stark they journey Hot bread is included with it as it is withall meals. Business is Much of the scenery and composition as realism of the west breaks down intoa reservations, so if you Jake, usuallyquite busy,and they don't take are moving west across the plains is rather comic shoot out between Drew come on a weekend,expect a wait. reminiscent of Andrew Wyeth with vast empty and four bandits, Ilose faith in the director's 2332 Highway,just sensitivity. Chucksislocated at West Coast before the wheat colored plains coming up on a single turnoff to the penninsula. They are open for dinner only, 5:00- desperation at farm house. There is a sense of Isaw "BAD COMPANY" Edward's Costa 10:30 Monday thru" -Thursday and 5:00-1:30 on Friday thru They meet people Adams, 546-3102. T T in "BAD COMPANY." Mesa Cinema. Harbor and Sunday. Rating i/2 returning with nothingbut bad reports on the This week it will play with "Asylum" which I . possibility of success in the west. All the may see as my Holloween trick on myself. by sue Josephs & diane rovin If you were at the beach,or shopping atFashionIsland, where could you go for a hamburger and a cup of coffee? Or if you Dukla: Ukranian Dancers wanted totake someone out to a classy restaurantanda movie but didn't have the bread, where could you go? Coco's in Fashion Island suits both of these situations. This by sue Josephs & diane rovin papers and museums. Ukrainian string instru- particularCoco's has coffee-shopprices and theatmosphereof In ment) that thejemalesing- afine restaurant.Itis dimly litand has fires in thefireplaces.It line with the cultural The is has a quiet tradition of commedia American culture ers played.Onedidn't have also an alcove that is very place to eat. Arte, Los Angeles fortunate that the to speak Ukranian to feel The food seems to be made for weight-watchers. The Dell' the Ukranians kept their cul- hamburgers are thick (they have everythingfrom their special Music Center has its own the universality of each burgers ture alive; their dancingis song. teryiaki to good old American cheese burgers) and set of street corner their saladsarehuge (muchmore so than other branches of the musicians, superb. Dancers under- playing every- stand that the public does same restaurant line).They also have uniquesalad dressings: thing from guitars to Eachdance was done ina sour cream and Coco's special dressing. We enjoyed the instruments, not pay to see human different costume. The "Beggar's which is a complete meal of Balkan and beings perform simple Brochet." their huge storytelling mimes dancers wore traditional salad, marinated sirloin tips on a skewer (laced with green more skills; the public pays to peasant clothing: pants pepper and onions) and french fries (or tomatoes for the entertaining the beings affluent sectors of our see superhuman and skirts of reds, greens dieters) and coffee. The whole meal cost just over twodollars. society around the fountain smoothly execute impos- and blues and em- This was the most expensiveitem. All others were less. sibleskills. Afterseeingthe broidered white blouses. On the other hand, for the fat of stomach and the sweet of in front of the Dorothy tooth, leaps, spins and jumps of They looked like the Coco's carries an array of deep-fried foods (chicken, Chandler Pavilion. But the these folk shrimp, seafood) and delicious (and wedo mean good) "home- amazing change in the Ukranian bouquets of flowers that dancers, one knows this to made VIP pies" (especially blueberry). Music Center is that it has lined theapronof the stage. For snacks or for meals, Coco's in Fashion Island is a good become political, as be true of the Dukla deal. We rate it: * * * (a expenditure a well are, in fact, worthwhile of time and as a cultural forum. Dancers. They Rather than "physical money.) As we were entering the superhuman in the liveli- settings" for the dances. Center, ness of their acrobatic The Dukla Company had Music we noticed dances and in the pre- at every parking entrance its own orchestra of native in front of every cisionof their more sedate musicians play music to and dances. theatre there were pickets create an environmental setting. ■Mj OLD FLICKS- Pl| with signs and literature Their most impressive fc^^ 10« Popcorn 5* Candy J|J urging the public to vote slow dance was a women's "No on 22." dance, "White Fantasy," The "Hopak" (the final It is fitting that a political which expresses joy at the dance) was the most ■Jastair/hayword/benchley kJ forum should start off our of spring. spectacular. Individual II in arrival The ■■ YOU'LL NEVER GET RICH evening; we were to attend women perform this, members of the company 0^ the opening performance dressed in white, holding hada chanceto impress the ■|H Nov. 5 ttiru 7 ■■ of the Dukla Dancers. wreaths of pink and green audience with solo leaps, BOGART/DAVIS/BRENT jumps The Dukla Dancers are a flowers. Each movement and turns. The DARK VICTORY group of "Scechosla- was precise as the women audience was so over- vakians" who managed to beautiful, whelmed that the dancers made snake-like Old MOVIE Theatre maintain their Ukranian space repeated the last half of patterns in with the BBi Anaheim (714) 956-4070 ■■ culture despite the re- pink and green wreaths. this dance three times in upon encores and received a ' straints imposed The audience was spell- Village standingovation they Bo-JanglesMusic : _*^^^^^*_ them by changing govern- bound; one could hear when Guitars-Martin, Uibson, finally stage. \ *"^ " mental powers. Today, the many "ahs" from all over left the Tosee Yamaha, etc. Drums, " troupe perform jl^kmLm Czech government the theatre. this dance band inst., accessories, ! ■■.lai^ recognizes the right of the is an enriching experience music, strings, rentals, : liiiTlVVl JIJAVAJInr Ukranians to maintain Between dances, a chorus that should not be missed lessons. 933 So. Coast j RESTAURANT i their own culture: music, sang traditional folksongs if the Dukla Dancers re- Hwy., Laguna Beach. perform. j 308 North Co«t Highway | dance, radio shows, news- to the "banduras" (a rturntotheU.S. to 494-0727. | LagunaBeach,California PBMBHIJBHIIIM '. Open 8 a.m.-12 Midnight : * (Closed Tuesdays) -AKIETECIIP-A.'TTOI^ i 494-3023 ■ Breakfasts ANTICIPATION Angeles Philharmonic, heim Convention— Center. Nov. 3-4 — Light Up the Sky. Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, Nov. 5 Carlos Montoya. ; Brunch & Luncheons: Theatre, 8 p.m. PHUHHHHH Humanities Hall Playhouse. 8:30 p.m. — Ahmanson — I Now thru Nov. 7 :Family Style Dinners j VC Irvine, 8:30— p.m. Nov. 3-5 Henry IV.Part I. Nov. 6 Poet James GARDEN OF Nov. 3-4 Merry Clayton Mark Tper— Forum. 8:30 p.m. Kavanaugh; Mark Taper iINCLUDING MEAT, FISH, &: and Wet Willie, Whiskey a Go Nov.3-5 Prisoner ofSecond Forum. 8:30. FINZI CONTINIS I VEGETARIAN ENTREES Ave.. AhmansonTheatre. 8:30 -- Holly- (Academy———————Award winner) ; Go. Hollywood. Nov. 7 Hot Tuna. " — Magic, p.m. _iVr~i Nov.3 It's Wilshire — wood Paladium. and- F:be11 Theatre, Los Angeles. Nov. 4-5 Sm Williams & Jo ; \p> t-v Hfcr — Ashgrove, 8162 Nov. 9-12 Woody Allen. Nov. 3-5 Canned Heat. Wilkinson. Valley LIVE FOR LIFE Troubador, 9081 Santa Mon- Melrose, 12 midnight. Music. Theatre. 8:30 j fU^g, — p.m. Yves Montand, '■ ica Blvd.. 8:30— p.m. Nov. 5 Dan Hicks and His *#«^V»' tfnfjfM "^R* Nov. 3-13 Loring, Hot Licks. Santa Monica Nov. 3-4 President's Condi ce Bergen ; . Gloria " '-^?^M^5^^^-.-"t*~ig^»- ., Coconut Grove. Ambassador Civic. 8 p.m. Analyst. Fri.-Social Science Both in color Rated R I I ilyl» Hotel. Los Angeles.9 p.m. Nov.5j— Dionne Warwicke & Hall. UCI. Sat.-Science Lec- Harm Cooklna — " In a Laguna Atmoiiph*r» Nov. 3-5 Zubiri Mehta, Los David Clayton-Thomas, Ana- ture Hall, UCI, 7 p.m. Page8 NEWUNIVERSITY Friday,November 3, 1972 Dear Editor. Your movie reviewer must— think movies are SpontaneousHappenings neither his review for "Nevv Centurions" nor "Deliverance" mentions correspondence the directors' names. Also Mr. Dickey not onlyhad nothingtodo with casting "Deliverance" but wasasked toleave the meddling. Dear Kditors: set because of his " John Boorman newUniversity In response' to "Mesa Court drug policy directed "Deliverance I don't know who did reviewed. where do the Orange County Sheriffs. "New Centurions" but I wish your movie City of Irvine's Police. Campus Police. State and reviewer would tell me. EDITORIAL BOARD Federal Narcotics Agents think they are goingto Ian Bernard put allthedrugoffenders?In Prison? Hah! We're * * * * Lecturer* in Drama Lee Solow, Dtfive Wilson alreadyin prison. Dear Editor. : i: balony — they're (Oct. 24) Editors-in-chief And about those sandwiches Iwritein regard to Gary Siver.'sletter " hound to be better than the sh-t they serveus here accusingGeorgeMeGovernof "hypocrisy inhis in Mesa Court. raising Teplitz P*m Leistner manner of campaign funds. It seems that Rick Ithink someone had better tell "them" to stop the $5,000/couple Business Manager Managing Editor Mr. Sivers was unaware that smoking- andcome out of "their"clouds of illusion dinner mentioned was held not for the benefit of back to reality. George McGovern. but for local Democratic Curtis Graham Sincerely yours. candidates and their campaigns. In fact, the Scott Schroeder Steve Miles organizer of the dinner. Eugene Wyman. "An Inmate" expresslystated that noneof the money would go Editorial Directors * -Jf. * :(. :J: * :|: :(: to the national campaign. Unsignededitorials representa majority opinion Dear Editor: Another point: As of Oct. 25. 82':; of all of the New University Editorial Board. Iam appalled at the presence of two Air Cali- campaign donations to McGovern have come Responsible individuals or groups may submit fornia ads in the New University,of October 31. from minor contributors ($100 or less), whereas letters and articles contrary to the New 1972. Both of these ads state: "Fly Our Legs"and the CRD (Committee to Re-elect Dick) has University editorial position. However, the contain pictures of the legs of Air California control of vast sums of corporate cash, with 10 editors reserve the right to use theirdiscretion in stewardesses. While I realize advertising million dollars not being accounted for under the publishingletters.All other articles represent the provides crucial funding for a student news- Campaign Disclosure rules. The aforementioned opinions of the New University Editorial Board, paper. I feel that the sexist nature of such ads indicates McGovern's intrinsic grass root the ASUCI, or the University of California. should prohibit their use. Iimplore you toboycott financial support as opposed to Rich Nixon's all advertising which exploitswomen. special interest backing, a fact which discredits Thank you, Mr. Sivers reasoning. * * * Karen Schendel "non illegitimuscarborundum,"George! -Jf- -\- -\- # $ StephenBartol

IndoChina Peace Academic Senate meeting Thursday, Nov. 9 at 3 o'clock in the Social Science Hall. Come and Campaign I}/\|ITI/" k I HELPSAVE THE STUDENTFTE PROGRAM It's unbelievable that with less than two weeks before the POLITICAL November 7th elections. Nixon & Co. have made their most noble offer of peace to the Vietnamese people. The question We know you've heard enough remains, why not four years ago'.'; butremember the war isn't about the right to vote but now over yet. Herr Kissinger hasn't put himself in ink before the 7 Vietnamese peopleand the bombs continue to fall onthepeople words become action A.M.-8 of Vietnam. P.M.. November 7th. Arriving here Sunday. November 5 is the IndoChina Peace Jane Fonda, Tom Hayden, Campaignin an effort to insure that the war remains the pri- — — maryissue in thiscrucialelection period.They represent anin- Sunday, Nov. 5 1:30-5:00 dependenteducation and action program designed to bring the Science Lecture Hall. Admission: facts of the Nixon War Machine to theAmerican people; andto demonstrate that the Vietnameseare not our enemies and that ***** years their struggle is a continuation spanning over 25 of their ol you resistance to foreign domination. American consciousness bor those who haven't fAIFNDARV#%LLI^Ir#%lm desperatelyneeds heighteninginorder to understand theplight heard there's an election Tuesday. of all IndoChina andthe program of theIPCisanexcellent way If you haven't received a sample to broaden one's capacity to see. ballot or polling place During the two months prior to November 7th. Jane Fonda, a call the Tom Hayden. Holly Near (folksinger and songwriter), and Registrar of Voters at 834-2020. George Smith (former Green Beret and POW) will have travelled through seven statesmaking 8-12 public appearances perday. Their appearancebegins with a 45 minute slideshow which explains Vietnamese resistance in terms of their culture ITTUNK I and history.The slides deal extensively with the human cost of the war, with the destruction that uncontrolled American technology is causing, and with what the Pentagon Papers reveal about the aims of American policy in Southeast Asia. George Smith speaks about life in Vietnam as a POW and the utilization of prisoners as pawns of propagandas."Holly Near who through her songs and poems strikingly portrays the QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ABOUT THE itself is.permanent and continued to provide Vietnamese peopleas the beautiful human beingsthey are.not DRAFT: sample cases. for registering andprocessingof men as they as the enemyor as body counts. Questions are encouragedso The followinginformation is supplied by (he become f8. You should register during the 60 even young voters for the President can confront the IPC and draft counselors of the UCICounselingCenter, day period between a month before and after we'll all benefit from their better understanding. 544 Engineering,833-7745, as a service to the your 18th birthday. Joan Baez won't come into Orange County because of its UCI community. However, due to constant Iam a full time college student in my political philosophiesbut the IndoChina Peace Campaign has changes in selective service regulations, sophomore year and have been ordered for to so that we can demonstrate that Nixon's war is not the registrants who find listed items applying to induction. The induction has been postponed American people'swar. We must know the truth before wecan them are encouraged to contact the center im- until February when Icomplete my present set ourselves free. ThenonNovember 7th with our votes wecan mediatly. semester.If nodraft callsareissued in the first set the Vietnamese VNS free. six months of 1973, willIstillhave toreport for I am 25 years old, have random sequence induction? number 41, and amexpectingto be classified I- Yes. 0 as the result of a recent personalappearance 1was born onSeptember 18, 1954. When willI What Did Charlton before mylocal board.II Iamnot soclassified, learn my lotterynumber? 1 will appeal and I may not get my final A lottery will be held in JanuaryorFebruary classification until later in 1972. If Iam of 1973 to determinerandom sequencenumbers Say? classified 1-0, what is the latest date that Ican for men born in 1954. be ordered lor civilian work? Will the doctor draft continue after the Dear Editor, Your random sequence number indicates regular draft stops? It mayhave been longago that the RamseyClark journeyto that your 26th birthday will be December 9. No, the doctor draft will endat thesame time Hanoi was in controversy,yet Iam just now sensing the real 1972. If you are classified 1-0. you must be that the regular draft ends. If the military impactof that issue. Mr.Clark recentlystated onDick Cavett's ordered for alternate service by the time you services are unable to obtain enoughmedical show that "when considering the mindless bombing of N. reach age 25 years and 9 months, since you doctors without the draft, further legislation Vietnam, one sees America growing in its capacity for have 90 days from thedate of theorderuntil you would be requested. However, the military violence." Another guest, Charleton Heston, suggested to would finally be reporting, and cannot be services are workingon anumberof incentives the audience that such a statement "might well be a very required to report alter your 26th birthday.If to increase the number of volunteers as well as dangerous belief" and went to cite tragic acts of violence in you do not receive the I-flclassification,but are attempting to cut back the number of doctors other sectors of the globe. classified I-A.aninduction order would have to required by using more para-professional, Isee a political"mood" enveloping the country which places be mailed to you at least 30 days prior toyour clerical and other support personnel torelieve many Americans in Mr. Heston's position. Not only jsour vital birthday. Since you still have appeal rights doctors of duties that could be performed by national self-criticism diminishing, but the very sense of following your local board personal others. compassion and responsibility for acts committed abroad appearance, it seems unlikely that a final My randomsequencenumber is42andIhave seems to escape our concern. Hopefully this is not a trend. classification of I-A can be reached in time to beenordered to take a physicalexamination in The nation must remain a tool for expandedconsciousness order you for induction providedyou exercise October although Iam, not yet in the First father than become the symbol of criminal negligenceabroad appropriately your rights of appeal. PrioritySelection Group. Is this legal? and inflated self esteemat home. Mayit neverbea "dangerous I will reachmy 18th birthday on January 5, Yes, members of the 1973 First Priority belief" to seek increased individual concern and a keen, intro- 1973. Since there willbe nodrait whenIamold Selection Group with random sequence spective national conscience. enoughtohedrafted,doIstill haveto register? numbers from 1 through 75 are now being Sincerely, Yes. Although the authority to induct men ordered to take physical examinations if they David A. Miller will expire on June 30, 1973. if it is not re- appeartobeotherwise available for thedraft in Mesa Court newed by the Congress, the draft legislation 1973. Friday, November 3, 1972 NEW UNIVERSITY Page

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After much deliberation the New U has made endorsements of the 22 propositions.We include with these endorsements abrief synopsis for our stand. Careful "Consider This a Proposition .. ." attention should be paid to Propositions 14 through 22. Use your vote wisely. — allegedly wrote under the watchful eyes of oil reduce property taxesby establishing a property- 1-YES Expansion is desperately needed in company so vaguely tax ceiling, who ownsproperty? Which governor junior colleges officials. This law is written the so that those students who get didn't pay any personalincome taxin you go college that businesses would tax breaks simply by 1971'.' If can'tafford to to a four year willstillbe complying anti-pollution own property but don't buy in stores or ride the get defray with present laws. Anti- able to adecent education: bonds cost a pollution (waterpollution) bus or go to school or don't pay income taxes, lot easier than do tax increases. devices suchas toilets . air conditioners (air pollution), and carpets (a then this is your baby. — andhealth deterrant to noise pollution) would therebymake 2-YES AnincreaseinU.C.medical — employees help our pre-meds become companies deserving of tax breaks. Proposition 15-YKS State should receive science facilities will salaries and benefits equal to those receivedinthe medical students and slowly help stop Cali- eight is a costly tax scheme which looks in the barrel of the guninstead of being at the trigger. outside world: they'vebeen underpaidmuch too fornia's major medical care crisis. long. — — Proposes that 3-YKS This allows the state to finance 9-YES bond issues for — pollution-controlfacilities. replacing unsafe schools be approved by only a 16-YKS CHP are peopletoo and they're also majority, rather than a 2/3 vote. Other bonds due for a raise — require 2/3 vote lorapproval. 4-YKS This is a reorganizationalamend- would still ment which if added to our Constitution, will — 17-NO The only thing cyanide deters is streamline the work oftheLegislature:and weall 10-YKS Property tax exemption for blind breathing. much needs speedingup. veterans. know how Sacramento — publication ob- — — 18-NO Being a this vote is 5-YKS Returns more local control of school 11-YKS Addition of the word privacy to the vious. districts to the school boards. A decentralization list of our state's inalienable rights. Delays 1984. — of control of our schools. — 19-YES Enough said. — 12-YKS This wouldgivedisabled vetsabreak 20-YES — Helpsave what little coast we have 6-YES Like 4. it makes theConstitutionclear- on taxes. left. er, more concise, and more workable. — 13-YES Like 10 and 12. this is a non-contro- 21-NO — 7-YES — This is a simplification voting Integration is better than the of the versial proposition which would provide for a limitations of busing. article in our state Constitution, so that it will more equitable system of distributing workers' — conform with federal votmgjaws. compensations. 22-NO How can bigbusiness think that weare — — fool enoughas to make virtualslaves out of theal- 8-NO Poorly understood but a very 14-NO If passed the Watson Initiative1 will ready oppressed farmworkers? significantattempt by bigbusiness to make fools provide for an increase in sales tax,a reduction JUSTICIA PARA LOS CAMPKSINOS. of the voting populace. This is the proposition inlocal school funding,an elimination of funds for Thanx to the Daily Nexus. LWV. andthe people by where theproand con arguments were written local mass transit, and a probable increase in who- bring a little sunshine intoeverybody'sheart the same man. an aide to a state Senator, who personal income taxes. While it will greatly the U.S. Postal Service. DEAR LETTER-WRITERS Affirmative Action Dear letter-writers,re: lettersof October24 issue. Severalof you wrotecomplainingabout Senator McGovern in different ways. We would like to articlehad moresubstantive evidencebut westill comment on what you said. Gary Sivers may be believe thai it is misleading,assuming it is true. for UCI Women correct in sayingthe Democrats in California had She says that 40 per cent of the corporationshad a $5000 a couple dinner but whereas most of no net profits and that is why they paidno taxes. McGovern's fund raisingaffairs range from free McGovern knows that, but he alsoknows that the to $10. most of Nixon's are easily above $100 and reason most have a net loss is because they are into the thousands. What's the cheapest you can allowed many tax deductions, which lower their by karen leonard eat with Nixon? Last week you could have had taxable income inmanycases tonegativeincome, On October 1 the Chancellor and his wife hosted breakfast withMcGovern for $5. Fifty percent of such that they receive money from the govern- a tea for the faculty women at UC Irvine,a teaget- Nixon's money is fromlargedonors whileover80 ment! It is taxdeductions suchastheoildepletion together sponsored by Town and Gown, (a per cent ofMcGovern's is from contributions less allowance, while supposedly encourages womens' organization with members from the than $100 (Los Angeles Times, Oct. 26). Barry explorationfor oil (as if they would closeupshop campus and its hinterland). The invitation list Carlyle cannot blame McGovern for the defeat ol when known oil reserves were used up), and included 68 women,a total impressive enough for the Brooke Amendment. Even had he voted AND accelerated depreciation rates which McGovern the Chancellor toremark proudly— on it.Just think. had it passed, it would only have been a seeks to close not force corporations 68 faculty women at Irvine or are there? Who demonstration of intention sincePresident Nixon legitimately losing money to pay taxes! Also, are these 68 women'.' We have analyzed the would most certainly have vetoed it and although ': of the investors may have incomes invitation list below: McGovern could surely be more effective in under $10,000. the Internal Revenue Service says endingthe war by campaigning. Yvonne Craig's that in 1966 fewer than 2 per cent received 74 per cent of alldividends! (New Republic,October 7) Regular apparently paid paid Irregular Untenured Tenure< In fact, only 7 of these (i8 are tenured faculty at 222 no taxes. How many Biological Sciences: 5 2 3 I'C Irvine, and only 17 are regularly-appointed their taxes, but only at 1/2, U, '« or 1/100 the rate you or I pay Although Fine Arts: 9 7 2 untenured faculty: all the rest. 44 of them, areon would on our income'.' the 19.000 Cnaig pay taxesmay comprise 18 11 3 4 some kind of temporary,part-timeappointment. Ms. saiddid Humanities: Some of but 1 percent of the taxpayerswhopay 5 per cent Physical Sciences: 3 2 1 these arelecturers andassociates,others have research or jobs — many of of the taxes, that Ipercentmakes well over5 per Sciences: 5 3 1 1 "technical" Social these women are qualified for regular lull-time cent of the income. (New Republic, September Comparative 4 3 1 Culture: appointments and cannot be said to be 30). Her statement that 20percentpaid65percent ICS: 1 1 "irregular" by choice. Some of these women is misleading in that it includes middle class Physical Education: 1 1 student-appointed FTE's. or older women pre- peoplewho are taxedhardest and who McGovern GSA: 1 1 viously barredby nepotism rules — should beup- does not want to hit harder. If anyonereadingthis information, Education: 5 ~> graded and promoted to regular ladder faculty would like more or is planning to vote possibly President, please Medicine: 9 5 1 positions, when the Affirmative Action plan for for the call 833- I'C 7078 or drop by Conejo 102-E. II try RegionalMedical Irvine is implemented, to redress theexisting we're not in. patternol discrimination campus. again.Thank you. Program: 4 4 onthe Ournext article will document, department by depart- IrvingJones. Republican Ecology: .2_'_J£ !_ Social ment, this statistical pattern which must be William Klibanow. Democrat 68 I 44 |n I 7 Dave I) Amour. Independent Page 10 NEW UNIVERSITY Friday, November 3, 1972

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IM Football Playoffs Jeff Malinoff Scheduled Today To Play In The playoffs for men's flag Recreation Office. lootball kiqkofftodaywithone Today's game involves the World game. The playoffs pick up third place team from the steam Monday witha lullslate Southwest Division against of games. the third place team from the, Baseball At this writing, some of the Pacific Division. The Big 10 teamsinvolved in the playoffs was originally scheduled to have yet to be determined. field a team today, but the Therefore, the slate merely pairings have been redrawn lists the slots involved, i.e.. due to conflicts. These areall second place American covered in the IM Slate. The league. Standings are posted playoffs include the cream of UCI star first league, Jeff Malinoff. in the Crawford Hall hallway, the crop from each baseman has been chosen to near the Recreation Office. and guarantee fine action. play for the U.S. Amatuer Also, playoff ladders and Attend theplayoffs forquality Baseball Team in the World schedules areavailable in the action. Amateur Baseball Tourna- ment. Nov. 15-Dec. 4th at Managua.Nicaragua. Ghetto Bowl III

TheU.S. team,which isbeing by lou smith sponsored by the U.S. Baseball Federation, will It was Ghetto Bowl time again and once more Third World SPORTS NOTES Lakeland, train for a week at teamsheld a monolpoly on the excitement as Carnalismo out- Florida before departing for defensed the Sierrians, 14-7. Central America. In this game, the third partof this year's Ghetto bowl series, COED VOLLEYBALL BADMINTON the only real difference between these two top caliber teams Coed Volleyball entries are Entries for Men's and The U.S. Team will be was the overpowering rush of Carnalismo's front line. These due today. You need three Women's badminton singles coached by Hal Smeltzly. "Brown Bandits," who were lead by the superbplay of Steve men and three women and an are due Wednesday, Novem- baseball coach at Florida Rios, constantly put pressure on the Sierrians' "Little Gen- hour a week.Round robin play ber 8. The tournament will be Southern. eral" Dobbie Norris.Theyalso put thedamperontheSierrians' begins a one-day affair, takingplace rushing game. They accomplished by continually Monday, November 13. only feared this Pick upanentryform inroom Friday, November 10 starting Jeff will be the first "boxing" in the power sweeps which the Sierrians are most baseman, will 1328. Crawford Hall. at noon. No experience is on the team.He noted for. WOMEN'S TENNIS required, just a desire to try return to UCI for the second Carnalismo drew first blood when quarterbackErnieBurros, SINGLES badminton. Pick up an entry quarter,in timefor thestartof findingallhisreceivers covered,scamperedupthemiddle from tourney blank intheRecreation Office, UCI baseball practice, the ten yeards out. The extra point try was unsuccessful, but The women's tennis January. will be conducted tomorrow. Room 1328 Crawford Hall. first week in Carnalismo had a 6-ziplead. This is how the first half ended. Saturday. November 4. Carnalismoreceived thesecond half kick-off and marched to Fifteen women have entered, what later proved to be the winning touchdown.In this series and everyone is scheduled for Burrosonce againprovedhis ability at quarterback with some a 9:00 a.m. game. The amasing pin-point passing. It was such a pass to his end. Sal game out tournament will be playedout «jrti) A / ****** Garcia,that enabled Carnalismo to put the of reach. to the finish, probably some- /yv^^^ iy'/s(\ The extra point was run in by halfback Eddie Baltazar. time around 2:00 p.m. Carnalismo now led,14-zip. Remember, if you signed up The Sierrians werenot tobe denied.TheLittleGeneralledhis for the tournament you must team down the field with some brilliant running of his own. be ready to play at 9:00 a.m. While Carnalismo might have the second best passing tomorrow. quarterback in.the league,the Sierrians' Little General Dobbie Norris must rank as oneof IM's best running quarterbacks.He I 6tAe.-.T«et(toii M«>»-7 1 by slippin' way ~1 I \ / / gave evidence to this n slidin' his into theend can aid and assistMM I Tuwe: M pm. fl \ / point good. a limited number of / zone from 25 yardsout. Theextra try was The score qualified senior or I MUn,U>«niwi,Faeulh4i V^ now stood 14-7 Carnalismo, with only 10 plays left in the game. graduate \ I =4=z=I game nWe students toI \\ StofF,* 9tu4«nH vtt. I I / Everyoneattending the knew how the Little General had destroyed the Mighty Super Flies with only ten plays left. Everyonewondered if he could doit again. Carnalismo was the gain mostaware of this feats of a week ago. Theynegatedall possi- CmMuVMdVUU bility of Dobbie "doin' his Thang" on them by controlling the ball for the entire ten plays. Thus ended theGhetto Bowl Part admission III, with the score, 14-7 Carnalismo. for thesession starting live the Ghetto. Thepossibility of a GhettoBowl Part IVis verymuch alive,as Fall 1973 in recognized Entertainment at the Sierrians andCarnalismo moveinto the playoffs alongwith "Fire Review, Nov. 4, 1st per. 10 p.m. A the other Third World team, the Mighty Super Flies. medical college affair. Be there or be square. schools Volleys overseas EVERYONE: UCI Azusa! WILL BE A VERY IMPORTANT STAFF MEETING AT After a perilous journey to Tina Echternach. and Natalie Our program is with THERE Sprecher. (My God, she's left concerned a.m. (FRIDAY). BE HERE SO THAT WE CAN START Azusa through ditches and more than the placement of 11 TODAY fallen trees, the UCI Women's handed! ) We must also thank American students in a recog- ON TIMEFORONCE. Volleyball Team chalked up Lisa Gladstone. Joanne nized medical school overseas. their second win in league Haldorsen. Carol Jesse, and It helps overcome the problems play, coming a Coach Shar Buhlig for their that face students in back from their orien- start to 15-12. 15-5 enthusiastic support from the tation to European and weak a win. academic ALL NEWS WRITERS: Highlights of the game sidelines. Next time don't just cultural life. We offer an 8 week action, highly included Sue Michael's tough read about the be orientation and concen- volley- trated practical and technical THERE WILL BE AN ESSENTIAL MEETING AT NOON TODAY. offensive blocking and there. The women's language course given in the IN CONTRAST TO NORMAL PRACTICE, THIS MEETING WILL inspirationalsettingby fresh- ballclubplays Mondayat7: 30 country where the student will START ON TIME. COME AND MEET THE NEW/OLD CITY EDI- menChrisandElaineIgnacio. against San Diego's United attend school. getting passing States International TOR (THROW STONES, ETC., IF YOU WILL). THANKS. After their Why is this important? under control, some tough University. Thegame is in the hitting Hall Gym. shownthat 90% of offensive was pro- Crawford Research has vided by Wendy Swenson, the difficulty in attending and AT remaining in a foreign school is EDITORIAL BOARDMEETING NOON TODAY. the language barrier. We have helped place a number IM Slate of qualified students from Cali- WRITERS Fri., November 3 3:15 fornia in recognized medical * Coed Football 1Caballo vs.Bahia II schools overseas. Field 3: 15 2 Otero vs. 3rd Place Ameri- For thequalifiedstudent with the PHOTOGRAPHERS 1 Cielo Sensuous Celibates can motivationand desire to partici- * vs. Paloposa 3 Loma vs. Camino pate in this program, admission" ARTISTS 2 Pencilnecks vs. 4 plus 4 4:15 can be secured to a recognized Nicators 1 Capt. Pissgums vs. Winner European Medical School. 3 Stinson Chargers vs. UCISA Friday's Playoff Game COPYREADERS 4:is 2 Arroyo Vets vs. 2nd Place* Write today for 1 Hotdog& Buns vs. Sierrans Pacific further information and PROOFREADERS 2 Otero vs.Thunderchickens 3 Them Big Fellas vs. 3rd nn applicationform. 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"Willie Mays, Babe Ruth, John Unitas am Billy Tilden are legends in sports. But Jack Id have had to be amputated. The Robinson was a figure ift history." This f Robinson's health problems seems statement by Howard Cosell summed up the :ome because of the death of his son, life of a great man. Robinson, who was 53, obinson,Jr., in 1971. The young died last week. I had gotten involved in drugs and Jackie Robinson began in professional ba ed a rehabilitation program for Vietnam ball with the former Brooklin Dodgers in 1947 before his death. As a young man, he He was brought up from the Negro Major leagi expected ot live up to his father's by then Dodger owner Branch Rickey. t found that this put too much pressure Anticipating the problems Robinson would Consequently,he gave up sports and face being the first Black man in this sport follow in his father's footsteps. After Rickey made an agreement with Robinson. F i, Jackie Sr., believing that he was two years the former UCLA star would refrain s of his son's problems, decided to from any controversial comments or actions. with the rehabilitation program. This Jackie agreed, and, quite naturally, Rickey's "at burden for an aging man to carry anticipations werenot in vain. * believed that this played a primary During one of the Dodger games, a black is deteriorating health conditions. cat was thrown onto the field. Another time, f Robinson's greatest ambitions was a woman from the stands spit on Jackie, but, " "the first Black baseball manager." true to his word, Robinson took these atrociti itely, it didn't happen. He was without saying a word. When the two years 'en the honor, nor has any other Black had run out, Jackie Robinson became one of t lis day. In spite of Jackie Robinson's most outspoken figures in baseball and in all i in life, he was always ready to help matters involving Block people. In 1957, He was always asked to speak out on Robinson quit baseball because the Dodgers sial Black issues and always did so traded him to the San Francisco Giants. an opinion. Three weeks before he died, Jackie Rob- t week, the pressingproblems of a inson was voted into Baseball's Hall of Fam4 n and the sorrow of an older man took He had a life-time batting average of .311, ation in the life of Jackie Robinson.

U.C.I. GOLF TEAM f you are interested in competing for the § teater Golf Team this year contact Jerry Brick Breakers Free Turkeys Crawford Hulbert in Hallorcallhimat 833-6302. The second annual IM TurkeyTrot will be held Tues- & day,November 21. at the UCI Mariners Sailing track stadium. The object of the Trot is. first, to estimate Lopez Choppers howlongit willtake you to run To Lake Board a mile, and then to run it.The by peter shergalis person whose actual time sports writer The Karate class which was scheduled MWF 11-12 has been comes closest to his or her Irvine's Sailing team travels to Lake Lopez during the cancelled due to lack of funds from the P.E. Department. estimated time wins. There-- November 11-12 weekend to race USC and UCLA. However, there are beginners and intermediate-advanced fore, speedis not the object The Anteater's flying junior team were the 1972 North classes held by the UCI Karate Club. These club sponsored you can run a mile in four American Champions and intend to show their superiority over classes taught by go-dan (5th degree black belt) Kiyoshi minutes or fourteen minutes rivals I'SC and UCLA in the Lake Lopez encounter. Yamazaki are held on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, the and stillwin.The winnerof the beginningclass from 11 to 12 with the intermediate-advanced men's division and the winner class followingimmediatelyuntil 1:00. of the women's division will Irvine's other team, the shields, also have hopes of dominat- Because many peoplewere interested in joiningthe club,but each receive a turkey ing USC and UCLA at Lake Lopez. could not attend because of schedule conflicts, there is an courtesy of Saga Foods. Theflyingjuniorsare 13 feet longandcontain a twoman crew, evening beginners class which will meet on Monday and while the shields carry four men and are 30 feet long. Wednesday nights from 7 to 8 p.m. with the first meeting scheduled for Monday.Novembers.This nightclass willbe held Run, Run, Run in the Combat Room in CrawfordHall. For further information Coach Dick Sweet's mariners took third during the recent on this class call Brandall at 833-6070. by peter shergalis Douglass Cup eliminations in Newport Beach, but they are All classes are open to women and men, students, faculty, sports writer lookingforward to better results in the future. staff and friends. Instruction will emphasize Karate technique With more optimism than and philosophy,but will also incorporatethe teachingsof other last week, Irvine's long Easternmartial arts, including ancient weapons training (e.g. distance runners prepare for The Anteaters have their vigorous workouts every kendo, nunchaku.tx)). tomorrow's five mile Biola Wednesdayand Friday afternoons. Amongsomeof the topper- Ifyou are interested in joiningoneof the classes, justcome by Invitational. „ formers are junior Jeff McDermaid. sophomore Jay Glayser. the Combat Room inCrawford Hallbefore the classyouwantto Coach Bo Robersonis expect- and freshmen Jeff Matsdorff and John Ross-Duggan. join. For more information call Gunnar at 675-6794 or Arnie at ing the team to do very well, 833-9542. considering that all the teams entered appear to be equal in KEN BENTLEY, strength. sports editor Because no other team has E5BIJMI any significant advantage ETHEL ALEXANDER, over the Anteaters. the har- sports riers have hopes for another assit. editor victory. Last week, senior Greg Beal broke his own school record LOW COST AUTO INSURANCE for five miles in a timeof 25: 20 lor 12th place in the Chapman FOR ASSOCIATED STUDENTS Invitational. CSIS offers The Associated Students of the Unfortunately, due to a lack University of Calif. Irvine a low rate policy of depth,Irvine finished 6th in the team standings. CSIS. has workedwith the insurance industry for6 years proving that However, was the it the snaker college student deserves lower insurance premiums Qualified streakers' toughest meet of Associated Students are offered substantial savings through this low rate policy the year and powerful teams such as Cal State Fullerton CSIS with ten offices devoted exclusively to writing AUTO INSUR- and Oxidental dominated the ANCE for College Students, believes you cant beat our rates action. ' The other finishers among Stopbyour GardenGroveofficeat 13169Brookhurst St or give usa the top five Anteaters include call at sophomores Chick Ahern in 714 AREA 534-0072 25th place with a time of27: 07, Curt Caughy finishing 39th in INSURANCE 27: 28. freshman Bob First COLLEGE' STUDENT SERVICE INC. "We re On Your Side (in the Wright' Professional Bid. 2 blks. north of the Garden placing 4.'5rd in 27:45, and Grove freeway '■> blk. south of Garden Grove Blvd.). sophomore Nick Hose in 46th place with a time of 27:48.