f Strangelove 2: Coblentz Against Open Nuclear Power UC Admissions Policy by Paul Watry Issues .Eyed . Staff Writer ~illiam Coblentz, Chairman of the Board of Regents, discussed the BY STEVE LEMKEN wldespread effects of the recent Bakke decision in a visit to UC San Diego (CPS)- Nuclear energy is fast last Tuesday. becoming the number one issue Coblentz' talk, one in a series of "question and answer" sessions that he among this nation's en has been conducting at UC campuses, was done because he believes no vironmentalists. The questions other Regent has made a significant attempt to get in touch with the regarding nuclear power are students. Further, he feels that it is "his duty" to g~t some perspective of myriad. The answers Jre often , what's on their minds." complex and confusing, depending Bakke Decision on whether you are talking to a "I've long felt that we need more women and minorities in the proponent or an opponent. the In . . . (n Photo: Bill Brooks) Un~versity ," said Coblentz about the Bakke decision. The Bakke decision, long run though, the only question which may really matter could be, Board of Regents chairman William Coblentz fields a question during the ' which was handed d~.wn by ~~ State ~upreme Court on Sept. 16, 1976, "Is nuclear power worth it?" question and answer period held here Tuesday. Jo Alln Ritchie, student overturned the ~pecl~ admlSSlo~.policy based on race and minority organizations advisor looks on status. Coblentz is agamst the declSlon and asserted that every university Is it safe? Is it clean? Is it cost , . should do its utmost to bring in more minorities. efficient? Will we further strangle I "We are trying to rectify, if we and deplete spaceship Earth's can, the injustices of the past," resources? Off-Campus Housing Office said Coblentz. Citing the Reagan NearMiael administration, Coblentz said Although there hasn't ' been a "that UC Regents should keep major' accident at any of the Legal Help with .Landlord Woes their poses out. They are not currenUy operaUonal atomic or qualified to pass judgement." nuclear reactors in the U.S., there by Usa Frankel Open Admissions Pollcy have been some .very near misses. landlady. Finally, the tenants tenant and landlord, possibly Staff Writer contacted the landlady and before the tenant faces eviction or Connected to the Bakke decision a few variations of an all-to-real was the question of an open ad nightmare are: "The place had a foul odor. demanded their money back. a rent increase. " There were dog hairs all over the However, she only returned missions policy. Coblentz em -an experimental breeder plant floor. The didn't work. The No Student CommuniUes phatically stated that he was in in Detroit underwent a partial core oven $400.00. Three of the !lngry plumbing was bad and the power students, Keith Armstrong, Kevin Another factor contributing to favor of the "master plan," one melt-down in 1966. off~mpus housing problems is which states that there is strict -a full-scale meltdown was and gas were slult off. And the Gaffney, and Michael Brown, are landlady didn't do a thing about now taking legal action against the that there are not any large student criteria for selecting students. An narrowly averted in 1975 at the it." communities near the UCSD open admissions policy, he Tennessee Valley Authority's landlady, Janice Hernandez, with Yes. It's one more of(-campus the aid of the Off-Campus Housing campus in contrast to heavily claimed, would, he claimed, Brown's Ferry nuclear plant only housing gripe ... populated student areas near urn, would "considerably lower the after the facility was shut down by Office at UCSO. In Sept. 1976, four UCSD students Legal Aulstuce UGB, and UCSB. quality of education" in any school. hand. Seven of the eleven pressure Aguilar urges students to form This would, he believes, con relief systems failed, as well as one looking for off-campus housing Many students are being assisted inquired aboui a house in in handling not only unfair landlord student tenant unions to influence sequently bring disaster to the UC of the cooling systems for the landlords to change policies and schools. reactor core when a plant worker UniversIty City. The house for rent practices but also in finding was filthy and in poor condition, available housing through the 00- make repairs. Heavier populated Coblentz is in favor of a balance. accidenUy started a fire near the student areas, such as Del Mar, "You want to have as many core. The fire burned for seven but the landlady agreed to repair Campus Housing Office (located in ConUnued on Page 3 Continued on Page 3 hours. Damage costs estimated at damages as long as a $775.00 Building "B" at the student $100 million. deposit was given to her im Genter). Nick Aguilar of the office mediately. Only a verbal contract recommends to any student con -83,000 gallons of water co~ taminated with radioactive Tir was made, and the four students templating obtaining a legal moved in on Sept. 15, finding the contract for housing to come and Women's Center Sets :Rape tium was dumped into the Co~ necticut River by the Vermont house in its· original decrepit see him first. condition. Yankee plant. ~ "Most contracts are landlord A week later the students had oriented 'and ·it· is possib1e to Awareness Week for Monday CoatIDaed OD Pace 8 still not received word from the negotiate with the landlord to get provisions deleted or revised. " by Dorothy Houston Aguilar encourages students to Staff Writer No Government Models? thoroughly read contracts and not A Ra~ Awareness Week involving discussions, films, and to sign it unless they are satisfied. presentatlOns on rape has been organized by the UCSD Women's ~~pty Many landlords are able to take Genter for Jan. 17-21. - Ballot is Possibility, advantage of tenants, Aguilar said, "We want to make people aware that rape happens at UCSD and to by Laura Richter simply because, due to shortage of show women basically what they can do to protect themselves " says Staff Writer housing in San Diego, the vacancy jun~or Vandi Linstrot, member of the UCSD Rape Task Force. ' As it stands now, UCSD students students, though, feel the Coop has rate is very low. San Diego has a J...!-nstrot ~dds that another purpose of the week is to help eliminate a are faced with the prospect of an realized its own impending defeat. vacancy rate of between 1.5% - ~,ocletal. atbtude that ~ape. results from a man's strong sexual desire. empty ballot on the upcoming Says Andy Schneider, campus 2.5%, and available housing is Rape lS a man domrnatmg a woman," says Linstrot. "We want to governance referendum. representative to the Student Body rarely empty for more than a make people a~:rre that rape is not a sex thing but a power thing." . As of Monday, the UCSD Elec- Presidents Council, "It appears to week. Some of the Rape Awareness Week " events include a discussion bons Board reports that no me that the people in the Coop have Aguilar stated, "The tenant is at and presentation with leading rape authority Freada Klein a film petitions have been turned in for seen the writing on the wall. " a disadvantage and has little room presentation, and a seminar on self defense. student govenunent models or The EDNA staff which has been for bargaining. The Off~pus . . . Women Fighting Rape . comprehensfve questions for the issuing the petiti~ upon student Housing Office seeks to assist Additionally, Lmstrot hopes tl)8t women will emerge from the referendum, currenUy set for the- request, says that several inquiries students end act as an arbitrator events of the Rape Awareness Week "more willing" to fight against seventh week of this quarter. have been made into placing where there is a dispute between ConUnued on Page 3 However, Fred Speck, who measures on the ballot. Yet those headed a task force that met last requests, staff members say, have SURUner to investi8ate alternative been made by people who seem to student government models for have had only a "vague" idea of UCSD, said )(onday that four whattheyplantopropoae. g~venunent petitions are being A Rft JI'adUty clrculated. Three of the petitions, It has been reported that a group he said, represent the models is circulatinc a measure that calla • devised by tbe task force: an for a student vote -on a propoaed electoral model, with · repreaen- recreational facility that would tatives from the colle8es and the provide revenue for the University. student body, a non-electoral Although the Coop baa macIJ no model and a parUamentary- move to issue ballot me ..... participatory model. they have reIeued a lilt of ~ AMIIer 481 Interutl pertaining to tbe The fourth petItioD, Speck I8Jd, referendum. Student academic Is a propoIed relnltMement rl aD freedom, UC aclmluiana polidel, ~ ...... cw.,....t, women', ri,btl, student and Wltha rwIIIdCClllltitutloL community .ervlcea, and Wltb &be referendum petition dllclalure.1Id aev.. nee of tIC deadUue appI'OIICbbtc nat Jl'rlclay, aA .....UanIbIpI .... IIIlq their Student CeoperaUve Union buIc concerns. (TT Photo B.lI Br00(3) sPOkelpenon MantJ Reed aid tile Sctmelder aaya the Coop WIll "die Ron Bur~s. an Instructor at the at the MI ion Bay Aquatic Cent r points out the Intr:casies of th sailboat to Muir Coop doea nit plan to clrtulate ltI a quiet death. Their orllinalloala Junior Shirley Doell ~'e I rday afternoon on the Revelle Plaza Th Aquatic C nl r. 0 joint v nlur with an Di go own petition nut ...... ,. Some have falled." Stole UnlV offer cour e in ailing. urflng. wat}- kung and diving. For mor Information call ·3642 Frida)', .Ja.aryl.. 1ITJ Commentary Fourth Reporter nton Defended Lectures' Outmoded .Whale . Watching Trip Planned byRanAabar By ...~ ... autboriIaUoD 01 tbeIe cbeck 0pIaI0a EdHor 0Dce uPon a time, an In poilU. 1be dilemma further by DaD SL Claire Bacon For more information contact "Pulling the Covers oft Sell" dlvId ..1 named Jeff Fenton apendI wilen Knoepp is ghen Some of us spend twenty hours • week wuUq our time going to lec Staff Writer Marty Connley, at 452-4581 . Sexuality seminars will be wroIe & commentary ID the positive comment. of tures for Iower-divlslon clauea. Wasting? Becauae It appears that for place in Matthews cafeteria Triton nmes that startled agreement from San Die8o's most lower-divlalon classes tbe lecture II Uttle more than a rehaab Ii the The whales are coming! Every Fourth Program Board beginning Jan. 17 thru Jan. 20, 7 to U(E) studeJU to u.e poiJa that Mexican-Americans while text book for the course - or a boring monologue whidl studenta doo't get year the California grey whales You don't have to be a member 8:30 pm Guest speakers will talk they emotionally attacked his receiving different feelingI anything out 01. 'I'beIe twemy hours could be put to better use. migrate from the Bering Sea to the of the Fourth program board to about a variety of topics dealing from middle-class consumers. . Evidence for the unimportance Ii most lectures Is glaring at us aU from warm waters of southern participate in the meetings. The with sexuality. Mondays session is In dilclll8lng Il\egal im experiences in clasaes. How many times have you missed a class and California. They pass San Diego board is planning a Sierra Club entitled 'Pulling the Covers Off migration, Knoepp read and made it up by a little more careful reading at the text and a quick gllmpse around the last two weeks in lodge trip and a hayride amoung Sex". The guest speaker will be confinned Fenton's article u ri someone else's notes? How many times did you find that tbose notes Jauary, completing their 8,000 mile many other activities for Fourth UCSD psychologist, Hugh Pates. "essentially correct." He ex contained little or no new Infonnation? And on the negative side, how is it journey in the lagoons of lower students. The meetings are For more details contact Chris plained that "undocumented that studems sometimes leave their classes more confused than they California to breed and spend the Mondays,7 pm, MC 302. Moore , 452-4581. workers" (illegal aliens) are in were when they came ID? winter. direct job cODteDtioD with almost everyone (to a certain A two hour whale watching boat degree), especially Mexican trip is being planned for Fourth Americam. students. The cost will be $3.00. The In a recent downtown San . grey whales can safely be ap Rape Week. Diego investigation, ~7.5 per proached by boat. These hannless • • cent at the employees examined mammals feed on shell fish, their were discovered' to be un most dangerous enemies being the [Continued from Page 1] killer wllale and man. Terry Knoepp doctimented workers. Of these rape. She hopes they will be more open in reporting and describing new openings, 80 percent were Oceanographer AI Prenti's is rapists to the police. "As long as men keep getting away with rape, person as will as his ob filled by unemployed Mexican coming to Fourth College to talk how will it ever stop?" states Linstrot. servatioos. Fenton's article Americans. Surprisingly, two more about the whales. The exact (Triton Times Oct. 13, 1976) was thirds of the illegal allen dates of the boat trip and the Linstrot also hopes that the events of the week will help women who foOowed by a backlash 01 at workers rival with unemployed speaker are still being arranged. have been raped to "get away from the feeling of degradation and turn tacks that continued through Americans in mediUm and Ught anger towards fighting rape instead of turning their frustrations to the October 29th issue. industry. This destroys the themselves." After following this trail of popular belief that un "I'm hoping we have good discussions and that a lot of people events, I decided to delve into documented workers generally Coblentz. . partic.ipate," says Linstrot. "Many women who have feelings about the facts at the situation. This assume farming activities. rape 'will show up," she said, adding that she hopes that "men who required communicating with [Contiaued from 1) have feelings on rape will come to the events' of Rape Awareness local authorities, synthesizing Week." If Mexican citizens wish to statistics and recording op students as you can and still tum posing views, relative to the enjoy the positive aspects of "Call to Women" American employment, they out educated and capable people." Unstrot is concerned about the safety of the women living in dorms, proximity of the problem. I will Letters to the Editor the must also take the respon , Conspicuously absent from especially the first year students who "have just left home and think not have enough space for the Something must be terribly wrong. A lecture which reviews the book "question and answer" session whole of my evidence. and will sibilities of a U.S. citizen, which isn't really needed. A lecw.re which contributes to the boredom Ii the they are safe on campus." She is also interested in conducting a "call instead present a summary of entails naturalization. The were questions pertaining to the to women" on all the campuses to discuss safety. student, confuses him or her. or simply turns the listener lif is certainly a recent Scripps Climate Study my findings. choice is a simple one but more Appeal Made to P & L Vandals liability to the learning process. Whistles for women to carry will soon be on sale at the women's Important is the fact that there funded by. the CIA. Instead, Terry Knoepp, the US at Add to this the fact that two popular lower-division classes, APIS 61 students seemed to concentrate on center and bumper stickers reading "Stop Rape" and "Rape is a torney for the San Diego and is a choice. We have sat quietly by for the (Intro to Computer Science) and Psych 14 (Social Psychology), are reexamining the role of education Political Act" will also be available. Additionally, The Rape Task This may sound bureaucratic, past year or so and watched as the University Imperial counties, was the taught with D8 lectures and report more learning as compared with the as it applied to the U.C. schools. Force is looking for more students to join their group. obvious authority. He along but without these restricting walls of the Psychology Building of California, traditional lecture-oriented classroom. You can rightfully begin to with his staff of 35 attorneys parameters the American (2C) have been defaced by all of wonder. , economy would suffer quickly. represent the federal govern you. We can no longer be silent. We f .veoQ When is the leclure'important? Can it be eliminated completely? ment in calling the prosecuting One may contend that without wish to remind you that your ~>-. i SS/t" I think a lecture is valuable only when it makes the student more in Housing .. shots against federal offenders illegal aliens certain food prices "blank space asliing to be filled" is , "JII'- ( /51: terested in the subject than before. If this can be done by the presentation involving embezzlement, ex would go up and the cost of for us a place to work, think, and Pro/Con: Is Rape Political? ~K£P \5 p-, f of relevant information, fine. If it is a repetition' of the information [ConU.nued from 1] tortion, fraud, conspiracy, domestic care would increase, study. Here we conduct 'research presented in the text, but informatioo which the stude~ want to see ' . narcotics and illegal im- but if we allow undocumented and entertain visitors from other . oJf.R.b .5 repeated, then the lecture is doing a service to the students. They should could be conducive to a tenant • migrants. workers to enter and leave institutions. You have made our Next week is Rape Awareness Week at UCSD. The UCSD Rape Task union movement if enough interest 'T~ 'O4-} come away from'it clearer on the subject or at least more confident in Force suggested this week's Pro/Con ; Is Rape a political act? That is, Knoepp, who has announced freely, the standard of living building an embarrassment to us. their interest and thus more able to solve their own problems. is generated. It is easy to evict one ALFIE [, I is rape a statement how men feel about women in our society? . his resignation from his post would drop and the base of the We wonder at your motivation. If It's obvious that a lecture caQ be made interesting. But this occurs too person, Aguilar said, but it is ve ry economy would collapse. (For it is an attempt to show that you Rape a Political Act: Pro or Con? costly to evict an entire group of due to the White House infrequenUy at UCSD. We hear about those professors:· Saville, Christ The Pro/Con column is written by the UCSD community. Each week changeover. explained "San you Econ majors it's defmed as are· clever, you have faUed. Your students at once. mas, Clark, and a few more each student can probably add to this list - will external constraiQts, for work is banal at best and offel\9ive a topic be submitted for your consideration. We ask that you Diego's serious problem", as an but unfortunately they comprise the minority. Too often do we get submit your responses in writing by next Monday at 3 pm. exceedingly demanding and physics major it's called en at worst. If you are UCSD students complaints that the Revelle Humanities sequence is boring, or that the To further help eliminate trophy, and for the rest of us It (and we assume you are), then you Representative samples of your opinions will be published at the end precariously situated dilemma, Mathematics professor can't explain his material so many people just of the week. housing problems, Aguilar ;.n that of the 900,000 illegal means depression.) are brighter than your childish skip his class. suggests, "If you are getting into a . Not only would we make "humor" reveals. . Submissions should be typed and double-spaced, on a 74-space line. immigrants caught in the past So what's the solution? First. I think, we must convince the professors They should not exceed Ilh pages in length. roommate situation, do not rush year, 286,000 of them were things worse for ourselves, but Since the University Police seem of the fact that • non-lnteresting lecture isn't going to accomplish much into it for convenience, but con apprehended in San Diego's ten worse could be the fate of unable to stop you, and since newly - teaching. Books can take the place of teachers in this case. ~ lectures sider who your l'Oonunates are. mile radius. America's poor. painted walls will simply provide would then be a place where the professors could relate some of their Often roommates discover they The dilemma starts with the In the final analysis, would you with new opportunities for personal (and more interesting) experiences to the class" -,vithout • can not live together and are reluctance of the federal you prefer to pay for the vandalism, we appeal to your worrying that there are only three more weeks left in the quarter. The required to go through the In government to legalize check unemployment of two countries sensibilities. Please Rap. This lectures could thus become a place students will want to go rather than convenience of moving twice, and points and other positive (ar the whole world if you like) building is where we work. and we have to, or feel obligated to go. many times they lose the original measures with the California or a few cents more for a head have had enough. And even if the lecture material is not going to be tested on, students deposit. " state government's of lettuce? MICHAEL D. KUTZNER would probably show up anyway if it was interesting - as is already done . DIANNE SARGENT-POLLOCK in Drama 11 (Introduction to Theatre.) Thl! ~ff-Campus Housing Office Dept. of Plyebology We might even find ourselves back to the point where students attend can be of benefit in aiding students classes because they .... to learn and hear more infonnaUoo-, Instead of to find housing. Current lists of being forced to listen - this after all, II the ideal concept of a university. available housing are posted Alfonso Stance Found Vague A lot of thought should also be given to why the lecture-less courses throughout the year. Recent Celebr~te Jesus With Christian Fellowship have such a success rate -and incorporate some Ii their advantages into , I listings have shown Solana Beach What an idiotic stand Mr. against it, why does he bother to all classes. But as stated before, the first step must be to recognize that and Encinitas to have the most Alfonso takes when he claims smut write this article? If his marks are One thousand nine hundred and wrongs, and had in fact lived a with anyone who will believe in the present system does not work well. .' reasonable rates. While La Jolla must be condemned to survive! So facetious, they are as valueleSs as eighty years ago a baby boy was perfect life. After an initial period him. His name is Jesus, and we've and Del Mar are conveniently what'! Is he for it or against it? If if he were serious. born in a crude sening in a small of three days he was seen again,. just finished ~lebrating his tir· located to the campus, the rents for it, he must realize that Please, Triton Times, you can do town. Thirty three yoors later he alive, walking throughout his hOme thday. His life and clatma are are usualJ,y extremely high. legalizing the stuff has certainly better than this! was executed by the Roman regioo. • recorded in the Holy BIble. not curtailed its availability, and if PATGRETTENBERGER authorities. He had done no This man claimed to be God. He For more information. or JIIIt to Finally, Aguilar recommends ...... said that he had come to restore to talk, come to the IrUrVarsity that students will have better luck man a long-lost relationship with Christian Fellowship meeting finding housing for the fan if they God. He did this by living a human Wednesday night in the Revelle check with the office in late Aug. or life, and then literally rising up Fonnal Lounge. or come to the early Sept. The longer stud ents
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