Volume 20, Number 15 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SAN DIEGO Tuesday, November 13, 1973 Third College Construction To Start Construction of Third College's 1980. Academic Unit I will begin this April. All Cost of the Acad mic Unit I nuilcling buildings in this first of three phases of will be approximat Iy $7 ,400,000 Ihlllcling academic structures will be ready for " B", a three story r earch / ~cl('nce fac illt occupancy by December of 1975. The will cost approxlmat Iy 2,0 9,000 Tht' building site is located betwe n the structure will provide space for nlolog , Central Library and Muir College. chemistry, phYSICS , and applt d phy~l("ill Four buildings will be includ d in ciences laboratorl Offi ce ancl Academic Un it I. The stru tures ar "C", a laboratory servlc room ~ will a l ~o b cience/ t a hing laboratory fa ility; "8", a Includ d faculty re ear h/science building;" R", a The two tory, ~ c len e teac hing cia sroom/I cture hall structur ; and "F", laboratory, building " C" will m t r l o~(' to a ommunications building. $924,000 According to huck Power, A istant Building " R", osting $48 2,000, \-\tli U SD Archite t , and sup rvisor of Third ontain one 300 seat Ie ture hall and o n(' Co il ge building projects, Academic Unit I 125 S at I ture hall AI 0 Included ar£' will be "very re idential in character . .The three 40 at la rooms which can b(' ba ic philo ophy is to keep a low rise, campus." He states t at many of the building she is badly eroded now, by the converted to two 60 s at room~ With u of re idential cale on the campus. This is buildings will have beautiful views- the time the project is completed, the plan­ moveable partitions primarily a reaction to the high-rise, mountains to the East, and the ocean to ning landscaping will have corrected the A two-story communications center, concrete monster concept." Powers the West . / problem. building " F", witl provld t achin g tressed, in a recent interview, that this Building materials will be concrete and facilities for TV , radiO , and audiO-Visual project is designed to meet the needs and concrete-block finished with rough plaster. Two additional phases of Academic scie nces . It will contain two teaching desires of Third College people and to get Earth-tone wooden facing panels will add Buildings will be added to the Third laboratories, offices classroom factlltl away from the high-rise atmosphere at contrast to the edifidces. The cumulative College campus. Academic Unit II will be and a "scene shop" for manufacturing Muir. effect of the low-rise concept and building totally devoted to the social sciences. graphics, scenery, and prop . The building Taking advantage of the building site's materials will be "more human scale" Permanent buildings will be constructed to could also be used as a center for the rolling hills, some of the structures will be structures, Powers hopes . house such majors as Urban and Rural production of closed-circuit television on dug into the hillsides. Students will enter Extensive landscaping, planned Studies and Third World Studies. This the campus. The cost of this structure IS the second floor of several of the buildings throughout the project, will be completed second step is due to open in September of estimated ta $928,700. from ground level because of this. by January of 1976. "We are retaining 1980. The Los Angeles arch itectural firm of Powers describes the Third College every tree of salvagable value," Powers Academic Unit III, to be devoted to the Kennard and Silvers, Arch itect / Planners, locale as "one of the most plea ant on emphasizes. He added that though the hard sciences, is tentatively set to open in designed the buildings. McElroy Issues Ce~ter Statement U (~ Affirmative Action By John Taylor Hoping to assuage what the Town Center at it Town Center core should be La t Thursday UC Vice President Robert L. women to take courses in mathematl s, As i tant to the Chancellor November 15 meeting, scaled to the projected Johnson reported on the UC affirmative physical sciences, engineering, business David Ryer termed " am­ would provide for "con­ population of the action program to the Assembly Committee administration, etc, in order to qualify for biguity" surrounding the tinuous input from University Community, on Employment and Public Employees. positions traditionally assigned to men and Univ rsity' position on the member of the University estimated at 100,000. When Johnson stated that all nine UC campuses to develop the background essential for propo ed Town Cent r, th and lown C nter com­ the Town Center ore is first have affirmative action program which admission to graduate and profeSSional Chanc Ilor's office has muniti . rurther insurance opened, and at each lid scribe the organization of and chools II rei as d a 9-pag would b a sured through succes ive tag, a well- re ponsibility for affirmative action, the John on tated that a central difficulty background pap r, in - the e tablishment of a planned balanc of us procedure for determ ining any un - connected with UC affirmative actIOn orporating the U SD Plann d Comm rcial should be provided, in- d rutilization of women or minoritie , th programs IS the high costs which the e position, a hort history of Di tri t that would require cluding housing, developed step to be taken to correct any un- programs entatl The e co ts are for th Town Cent rid a, and a ea h propo d project for op n spaces, commercial derutilization, and outlines the policie and r cruitment for a ad ml and taft qu stion-an w r e tion . th nt r to be approved ~hop, lVI, ultural, and program for as uring non-de crimination In po ition th dev lopm nt of comput r by th City Planning r reational facilities. Th employment." programs, and educatlonl program for I n a hort preface to th Commission . rate of growth of the Town According to Johnson many advances in supervisors in employe development and pap r, addressed to "all Requirements Center and the Town Center the area of equality for women at UC have program to in ure awarene of th n d m mbers of the U.c. San core hould clos Iy parallel b ep made in the last decade. " T n years of women and mlnoritie . Di go community, The background paper tha~ of th defined ago", he tated, "only 8% of th Ph D. Johnson said that " In 1973-74 Cha ncellor William also includes a copy of University community in awarded by this university were conferred University received $250,000 from the MElroy comm nt d, "We McElroy's statement to the each of the above areas of upon women . In 1971-72, 15.4 P rcent of Legislature for affirmative action program plan to endor e the concept University Town Center use." the Ph .D.s were women, and in 1972-73 this We had r quested $1 ,080,000. For 1974-75 of a multifunctional center Associates, the firm that In addition to the above figure increased to 16.2 percent. As the the Regents have approved a specifiC b cause, on balance, a well­ will implement the Town facilities, the University number of women attaining Ph .D .s in-- request of $790,000. Additional financial planned and integrated Center plan, comprising requires that remaining creases, so too will there be more women upport from the tate would undoubtedly center of this kind seems specific requirements for land within the Center be entering the faculty and progressing through help to achieve affirmative action ob­ preferable to the likely the Center. UCSD threatens use d a c c e pta b I y, tenured ranks ." jectives more quickly. Neverthele s the alternatives." to withhold its support specifically for "a Johnson also pointed to advanced in the University is committed to affirmative The paper strongly states unless the specific residential character areas of maternity leave benefits and UC action efforts and affirmative action its concern that plans for guidelines in the position consistent with the housing retirement programs. programs; lack of additional financial the Center remain within paper are met. The general needs defined" in the He stated that the University is engaged assistance simply means it will take longer guidelines dictated by the position of the University University Plan of 1971 . The in efforts " to encourage undergraduate than otherwise be true." University Community follows: position paper also requires Plan, formulated in 1971 by "The development of a that the appropriate "the City of San Diego well-planned Town Cen­ " ancillary" facilities, such Planning Department in ter ... imp lements the as schools, be included in Town Center Vote cooperation with citizens of University Plan and is plans for any residential the community, UCSD, and considered to be in the best On Thursday, the San The vote will be taken at center will be given a various other interests of U.c. San Diego Diego City Council will vote an all day open meeting chance to voice the view , organizations." and the adjacent com­ on the University Com- wh r proponent and The out om of Thur- According to the paper, munity. A vital, active ....m_u _n_itv__ C_ e_n_t_e_r_p_r_o_po_s_a_1. _o_p_p_o_ne_n_ts_o_f_t_h_e~p_ro...:po__ e_d __ c::. o::..:..:n.:.;t1.;.;n.;:;u.;:;ed.;:. on pQ. '3 the administration hopes center of residential, " that construction of the cultural, civic, commercial, ANNOUNCEMENT tl Center as an "economically and recreational activities is viable entity" will prevent considered essential to A mlnar concerned organization involved with '''spot-zoning' and helter­ provide a center of interest with th ucce s of wom n th advancement of wom r sk Iter development", for the University Com­ " ma le-d om ina ted " in that fi Id, Dr. Hutchin i factors whi h the school munity. A stated in th upation will be on ern d with n­ f el will lead to Lo Univ rsity Community pr nt d by Care r ouraging wom n to nter Ang les-type urban sprawl . Plan , th Town C nter core Planning and Placem nt on fields, u h as phy;i - ~ ..ItIJ " The b t insurance against should b the ar a of major Thur day at :00 p.m, in the ngin ring, that hav b n thi is a well-d ign d and community a tivities and R v II rormal Loung . dominated b m n. w II-planned d v lopm nt hould provid an im- ontrolled a a Plann d portant unifying I m nt omm rial Di trict." Su h and fo al point for th a di tri t, whi h would b int gration of Univ r ity form d by th an Di go and ommunity lif . ity oun il if it approv ''The ultimat iz of th OPINION Campus Clubs Exodus by Joan Garwood Open Letter Dow Hope For Space On the distant day, saddened by greetings, tired of all and new, elderly, thick, without a vision in sight, To By Rick Drom thinking of these times and no other, I left my close and sultry room with legs blackveined and trembling and Th is week the Student will not be allotted space . Blows went to the sea I say, to the sea and down, past all Congressman Wilson Center Space Committeee The committee faces a language and calamity and inspiration, past all suffering will decide which student difficult task: deciding and joy in its many disguises, knowing each step a pa in which of the 70 plus student organizat ions ,will be each pain a step . Always to the sea I go as I go, la mer," '\n Open Letter To ongressman Wilson : organizations will be able housed in t he new to wait for the revelation . '. For 20 years we've hard of presid ntial election University Center and to have spa ce on campus. I Before sinking deeper. ~ reform and have seen nothing. Now, we and the rest of All cu rrent space i n 250 ~dCbeap which will be in 250 M .e. Soon it arrived, expanded, deriving form from the the " Silent Majority" have no legal recourse with which M .e. will be re-allocated by this year . lamp of the moon . It found my si n, or so it thought, to recall our votes of last year . Those ballots w re stolen the committee. Still, there This group, a sub­ smiled agreeably, and said it is for your pride that you from us, sir, by deceit, fraud and sabotage. Edward Simons will only be about 20 offices Shots committee of the Un­ are damned, Miss, your pride and your intellectual We have lea rn ed that less than 3 weeks after his available for all 70 dergraduate Student vanity. You are disgraceful, defenseless, quite guilty. inauguration in 1969, Nixon enlarged the air war in organizations, (about eight Council (TUSC), is com­ For infinity. Vietnam to include Cambodia . He had just narrowly (Preface : In keeping with the editorial policy of the posed of students from all in 250 M .e. and about 10 I blushed, and those who had been looking for it, saw. won an election in wh ic h he campai gned on new offices in the university Triton Times, this column has strenuously avoided three colleges and from the -So why are you here? (It was relentless) . deescalation. M o reover, he conducted this air war in center). trying to convey any semblance of truth. However, last Graduate Student Counci I. -For reason . sec recy from the Congress and the People of the United Friday's touching editorial on page two provoked the Before making any The following is a list of -Good. Then you were ready to receive the truth. States . And you, sir, when these facts came out, what low Blows and Cheap Shots news staff to inject a few decisions, it will meet with the times that organizations -I was offended by the truth. did you do? NOTHING! have been scheduled to NOW, ON WITH THE INVESTIGATION •• • doses of fact into this week's turkey. all student organizations -Give me another . We have learned that the government has spen t We are sorry that pictures of all the interviewees and discuss their needs with meet with the space -I cannot. millions of dollars refurbishing Nixon's private committee in the 250 M.c. could not be provided. But by the sheerest coincidence, them. It prodded. res idences. These residences were acquired under the one of the RA's was pictured in last week's column. This space committee is conference room . If a club -Then I say to you that I do not like your heavi ness. shadi st of circumstances and are maintained by the Unfortunately, policy forbids us to use her name.) advisory to the new can not send a represen ­ So close you stand . I do not like your breath that clings. government in spite 01 the fact that the People have Student seen throwing balloons: University Center director, tative at the scheduled When you touch me I crumble. I find nothing in you, no already provided a man sion and mountain re ort. Th LB&CS : Do you think your actions could be con- Mark Bookman . Bookman, time, then students should mirrorin your silver, slick image, no beat to follow in rovernment A counting Office has con luded that sidered to be those of a pig? a law student from UClA, call Mark Bookman, x2943, your chatter. You must be ... 1 insist you are not why ' (II j,ere has b en mi sappropriation of fund . And you, sir. 401 , Matth w Campus . If b comes obvlou that your Goodrich rec.rUltln~ ddJ th'lt Student: (laughs) No. will run the new University as soon as possible to have come. what have yo u done? NOTHINC! White-Folks she doe n't how then. I'll paper no longer ha any nelpncls corporatlom dnd LB&CS : What do you think about this watertight? Center when it opens arrange a better time. -You prevayle, and lose. W have seen Nixon r peatedly exercis what know that ~he'~ white L pretensions to a balan ed minim lies their IHJ\\f'r Student: It's great, man . I've nailed nine dudes. sometime in January. Those clubs which do not -Was there a choice? amo unts to a budgetary line-item veto-a power on­ Newspaper hop she do sn 't have the prE'~entation of vlewpOlnt~ u ncler the IWd(iI n I.; already-wait! (throws balloon) make that ten . (yells) Over 70 student appear at the schedu led -Almost. Now I go. SplCUO U Iyab nt from the constitution-by impounding audael ty to show If she IS but In t ad actlv Iy ~up­ "Fconomlst A~~ail~ .\.hth ". the concrete, idiot! organizations have been times and do not return the And vanished quickly. congr s ionally approved funds. You , sir, have b en Editor, Triton Times white becau e she m II;: ht ports a reactionary. A Mason PO~\ II [rIPS out LB&CS : What is your motivation? questionaire by Fr iday, sent letters requesting I shivered in the nihilistic darkness, waiting, chosen by us to deci de how our taxes should b pent In re pon to the "Bla k get her feeling hurt, and If apologist POSition What In th dark In hiS artie Ie on Student: Well, I guess I am a pig . I'm interested in information as to their November 16th, w ill not be suspecting, prey to natural laws. Waves, laced golden And what, si r, have you done in re ponse to the usur­ Woman" who ca n't g t no I'm angry nough p rhaps could be more blatant rlght­ page 7. publlcltv cmt, setting precedents, you know. Aside from all that, I elligible to receive space. present and future space and green yet grey, the color of grapes pulp, lapped pation of your onstitutional powers? NOTHING! "SATISFACTION"; In th ven more than that. If, by wing propaganda than th money. and full-page ads a guess I'm frustrated because my candidate didn't win . 9:00 a.m . Wednesday, needs . In addition each gently against the shore, never still, moving, ordered We have Nixon's own admission that he approveCl the Oct. 30 i su . some unfortunate chance, full-pag Kodak ad on pag lot of money It' not LB&CS : Oh? Who was that? organ iza tion has been November 14 3 showing a boy in a and corre ct. I searched for flux, a flash or dagger, Houston plan, a plan advocating bugging and burglary. I refu e to b I ieve that it ther is ~uch a "Black unr asonable 0 think that, Student: linda Jeness . scheduled to meet with the Asian-American Student "STR IKE " T-s hirt handing anything sharp or substantial, but found only disturbing The proposa l itself contained express statements to the was a BLACK WOMAN who Woman" I wil l proceed to to ke p Its ad ertl~ers LB&CS : I see . space committee this week Alliance peace, oppressive calm, a somethingness uncombative effect that what it sought to implement was illegal. It's actually wrote that letter. I co nfront h r on the issue of out leaflets with the happy. th Triton Times Student on sixth floor: Aikido Club in the co nference room in and unyeilding; a nothingness superior, victorious . The not only illegal , but in blatant violation of the Bill of think it wa probably some end ing such a personal comment below: "Maybe finds Its natural Inclination LB&CS : Excuse me, sir. 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November 13. 1973 Page 5, Triton Times, November 13, 1973 long sleep, you who throw all being into the spinning of Exodus Continued from page 2 beauty, just purposeless beauty, beauty for beauty's sake, are you telling me to have pride for pride's sake, to Continued from page 2 bri·lliant, beautifu.I, and everything. I loved her the way seek knowledge, reason, as natural ends because it Low Blows one loves an artist who expresses those emotions we is ... natural? have but cannot express ourselves. Beth was not a si ngle . So simple you are butterfly. But you too destroy what man's motives are biased and that any 'f .. cts' he for­ color, but a rainbow ; not one pure not but a symphony. IS warm and safe and fat and emerge tantalyzing dizzy wards should be taken with several grains of salt. I have promised myself that just before I die I will think and ... Oh butterfly I ' Rock salt. of Beth.) To the sea I return to the sea I say having been shown (I waited and it came. The rise of sunrise defied in­ how t? reject the unnecessary, how' to accept the guilt, After the fact ... terpretation. It is like a poem in a foreign tongue. Never knOWing that dam ned and infinity are only words now LB&CS : Hello. I understand that you were one of the RA's who was really outraged at the recent Halloween try to translate such a poem for others, but have them moving back into time and place through the ~oods Waterfight. Am I correct? learn the language. When each of us learns the language along familiar paths, though batt~red, less thick, less Student: Wait. (grunts and groans) Okay. I just had to 111 ?f the sun we will want to forget our own. We will know elderly. \ .mergy.) And stood free . loosen my jock strap so I could talk. There was light once again. I waited for recognition Yes , I was outraged . When I came to the Big U, I approval, sympathy. There was no sympathy. For that expected an Utopia. Instead, I found all these naive pigs i trying to have fun . wa nted to be bored and stodgy, a lump of lead to Club space Continued from page 2 LB&CS : Pigs having fun? Are you sure? recreate the walls of the room but could not, I could' not Student: I can even give you a more recent example -Iii do more that feel myself traveling through the Gobi the Children's Theatre Players Legal Center than the watertight. Why, just the other night these ." Gobi, felt myself in the Gobi, and .en joying ~ach Chinese Student Ceramics Club same pigs were going around Argo turning off all the butterfly aspect of the world whilepursuing the lovely Association Of course, we can't allow these things to con­ ~ ~ . ' M-~------,-==i~------creature around bushes and under trees . I~ghts! Co-op Book Exchange 9:30 a.m. Thursday (11-15) tinue. - .. .- -That's right, take me to the kno~(ledge . Bring me to Farmworkers Suppvrt LB&CS : What would you suggest the pigs do to relieve understand another time if you must, why it is im­ Black Drama Association Croup their tensions? portant that we enjoy and value something, why It is MOSCA Basketball Team. By Ki r,k Robinson Freedom Students : Well, anything we don't have to bust 'em important to ask what is it all about, what it is for. You Philosophy Club Israeli Folkdancing Nuevo Aztlan for. Smoke grass, maybe. Instead of paying a ten dollar do this, butterfly, and I will not even disturb the colored KSDT Radio UNA fine for throwing a balloon, they could buy an ounce of dust on your wings. But do not deceive me, I beg. Do marijuana. A few drags on a joint or a few bites of a not distort or impose false symmetry. To select Campus Crusade for Christ AlA Opener 1:00 p.m. Wednesday (11- brownie and everything's cool. The authorities don't separate, from the limitless resources is enough . It People's Food LoanBread of i~ 14) seem so oppressive anymore, you knowl The UCSD varsity basketball team begins its season time to teach me, the sophist, why to know is to be why Life He Noe Lani Co. 'Cause when you're like that, you're cool. And when this Wednesday against Athletes in Action, a group of pr ide is nice and clean and etcetera. I do not w~nt to Jewish Students Association you're cool, you're on your way to being mature. ex-co llege basketball players. destroy nature, mind you, or the idea of God, of course 10:00 a.m. Thursday (11 -1S) Student: Sure it is . I mean , all the mature people are (II ut it might be fun to try.... . ' MECHA North Star Leading the Tritons again this year will be Paul Music Students Recording Comm. Board right? / Train.er, an all District III selection at center last year. And I laughed .... -Jes us was Genti Ie . Club Gymnastics Club Backing up Trainer on the front line will be Joe Coit, a Surf Club Food Co-op transfer student from Riverside CC and Steve Higgins -No! Jesus was a Jew . -A Genti Ie! Trident Christian Fellowship lohn MOO also returning from last year's team. ' Triton Times -A Jewl NOTICE In the backcourt the Tritons are lead by George 9:00 a.m . Friday (11-1&) (Even in these early centuries the Christian movement Would the student who Calhoun, also a transfer student from Riverside. Mark was torn by strife.) 1:30 p.m. Wednesday (11- The Organic Gardeni ng 14) got up and spoke at the La ADVERTISEMEN T Read and AI Clark both up from last years frosh team -Achool Society also figure to see a lot of action in the backcourt. Revolutionary Communist Committee for Concerned lolla Town Council meeting -You are illl But may God bless you anyway. a week ago Thursday about ALL MBA PROGRAMS (That's better, boys.) Youth GrouJ: Asian Students This years team is small, but has good speed and Students Change Ce nter Program Board UCSD community feelings ARE hustle. T? take advantage of the speed Coach Bill And laughed .... toward the proposed Town NOT ALIKE -S outhern Californians are quite eccentric, I decided Triton Wargaming Society Folk Dance Club Reeves will employ a fast break offense with a pressing UCSD Bowling Club Center please contact Betsy defense. Reeves is looking ahead to a succesful season (While staring at a group of individuals on Blacks Beach Moll at x-2184 Immediately. Traditionally, MBA through"!y binoculars). The way these S.C.'s talked you UCSD Snow Skiing Club 9:15 a.m. Friday (11-1&) for the Tritons. . Your help IS needed for an programs emphasize would think Blacks was oh , a fine place to discover Political Afairs Forum Pre-med women upcoming discussion of this either the general ist or Nirvana and nudes . Well, it's a dump. Yourpalace, your Pre-med Club SIMS elected to have Fresno lead down as the ball did not issue with the Town specialist approach . In altarof worship is a dump, littered with peroxide bottles Radical Education Project UCSD Skydiving Club off. reach its intended target . Council. our dynamic society you and fleas and bleeding jellyfish and dog dvng. Prensa Popular Soccer Team Loses Both teams nailed their Both teams played very 3:15 p.m. Wednesday (11- Black Student Union need both the basic Blacks .Bea~h looks best when one is fifty feet up and first shots into the nets, but well, although UCSD 14) problem-5olving ski lis this was followed by three seemed to dominate the out, looking down, suspended from a helicoptrer Not that will enable you to only does one miss the trash but the conversation, too. Veterans Club SPORTS misses by each team . With game with better pass ing operate effectively in Tiebreaker to Fresno So all you freshmen who were lured to UCSD because UCSD Astronomical Society only one kick left to each and more shots on goal. whatever management you heard it was a swell place with swell people who did U SD Hang Gliding Club Open Letter co ntinued from page 3 team, the Fresno player With tbis game, the environment you select, swell things at the best little 'ole beach this side of UCSD Soaring Club leatly contributed his effort curtain is brought down on and a field of The game that was billed head shot off of a throw in Malibu let me assure you that you have been led astray. UCSD Yo ga Workshop right into the goal mouth yet another successful specialization upon as UCSD's game of the year from Brad Peryr . Fresno It's a dump. Do you hear me? Black'S BEACH IS A Sculpture Club the electoral process viciously and systematically and past the UCSD goalie. season for the UCSD Soccer which you can start and came out exactly that. One quickly retaliated and DUMP!!! II Seadeucers shredded and have done NOTHING!!!!! With the pressure on, Team and one is rem inded build a career . of the strangest games in scored its lone goal on a The butterfly said . 3:45 p.m. Wednesday (11- And this last weekend while you've all been Captain Stewart Hayes' of the oft-used cliche, The Professional this school's history, the penalty kick put into the So we forget and all that and eat and grow jolly into 14) grovelling on your knees Nixon has condescended to usually reliable foot let him "There's always next year." 5 & Dime Masters Progp m at Triton Soccer Team lost its nets by Carlos . clothes, pour tarter sauce over shell fish and catsup over grind your thumbs into the gravel. Sir, the fa rce has U.C.L .A . offers both. chance to represent this The game then settled ham . Some things are important but not so important. Mujer been terminated, the mockery is over, the confrontation Black Gospel Choir Through a unique series region in the NAIA into the defensive duel that Crucifixes are important. Of Course the Pope is im­ is here. Sir, we have been staunch supporters of yours in ofcoum?using computer it was, as neither' team Water Ski Club Championships in Missouri. portant. But "marital privileges", divorce, daily mass? the pa s.t, b~t if you do not seek impeachment based management Origi nally sched u led to could push the ball into the Let's go eat. And eat . Oh, more food, gobs of food on TUSC proceedings Immediately, we shall do everything in our U .C. Student Lobby games and simulated start and end on Thursday, of'lPosi ng team 's goal. Saturday, Su nday, Thursday. Cokes, pies, turkeys, flat power to insure that you are not reelected next year. An problems-solving ac­ this game was such a Young Socialist Alliance American, and particularly an American Congressma n, The next day, it was bread. I am assured that it is all very religious. Sacred, t ivities, we teach defensive battle that it was arranged that the kicking s<;>meh ow. And God loves us . We are the apple pie of must first of a II be a man of conscience a man who 9:00 a.m. Thursday (11-15) problem solving skills. In called on the accou nt of duel would decide the hiS eye, the cherry on the icing, gingerbread men that believes in the Declaration of I ndepend ~ n ce and the POWER addition we offer 14 darkness after two and a game, since some of the were cooked at diHerent temperatures, Daddy's plum. Bill of Rights, and a man who believes in a government W .L.F . areas of concentration in half hours of play, with the Fresno players had to go NOW Is this the revelation? Either God is our food or food is of.laws. We hope to God that you are such a man . KICK fields as r.ew as Drama Club NIXON OUT!!!!!! score tied 1-1. back to Fresno (where our God? To grow lighter and lighter, concentrate on Management in the Arts Rad ical Coalition Daniel D. Warner This game was then else?). ourselves, on art or science, to find pride by rejecting Patri cia F. Warner and Management in finished Friday with a COOKIN' whole communities offood people and whole worlds of Bridge Club ~CAMPUS The kick-off consisted of Education ; or as penalty kick tie breaker, five players from each team God's and to-I cannot bear it, to live? traditional as Finance, D TRAVEL SERVICE which was won by Fresno taking penalty kicks at the 7NIGMTS ( II \ Oh butterfly, you who know-sudden freedom after a Marketing, and Ac­ Pacific, 2-1. opposing goa lie. With counting. Both goals came early in UCSD winning the toss to We culminate our UCSD International Center the game, UCSD .drawing decide who would decide A WEEK Shanghai programs with a two Next to \:Iallery Ii first blood on a goal scored J:.~~ who would kick first ~andarin & Shangha n.o IIJ_ of L_ quarter field-study by Philippf' Vivaco with a See Bill Keller, 452-063) (':onfusing, isn't it?) UCSD Style At7: 00. D.H. u.--'. course in which a 10-12 am, 2-5 pm, Mon. thru Fri . ~.il Chinese Restaurant student gets real-w'>rld Fly Christmas AND KFMB PRESENTS experience in his area of / ;fr.i!!.~ 10% off dinner WOMEN concentration. (UCSD Cha~~I"c. =1" menu with student! o prior bus iness or * ARLO GUTHRIE * MA Y WE SUGGEST iN LOVE management courses are At9: 26, NEW YORK $170 OUR CHINESE requ ired for admission j. THE ClASSIC LOVE STORY LAt New York SUN. NOV. 18- 7:30 PM ft:t 1- SMORGASBOARO FO to our program . TIA DC-8 J~1 . ~~, WEE!'OA Y LUNCHES Our recruiters are Community Concourse Golden Hall ROMEO prepared to provide information of speCi al BUCKWHEAT TlCketS:$5.50, 4.50, 3.50 1017 prospect Interest to women and CH CAGO $145 Dec. 14- Everybody knows about the action at the .1ft ~~, " BlJutiET LA JOLLA minoritie LA, Chicago Jan. 1 Voyager on Friday nights. Civic Theatre Box Office , Highlander We will be in the San American 707 But everybody doesn't know about the action llA\#' ~ 454-5806 LA PAlOMA at the Voyager the rest of the time. Men 's Stores, Metro ~enc i es Diego Placement Office 75 3- 39~5 Wednesday through Sunday there's dancin' (II ; on ovember 15th. and romancln' to the sound ot BUCKWHEAT.. . TH= BAHAMAS $160 fresh from recording their new afbum "Hot Track." LA 'Reeport Dec . 14 Monday and Tuesday. OLDIES BUT GOODIES Tlt. I;)C-8 Dec . 29 brings back the hits of yesteryear. 00 SANSUI • GARRARD. The musIc starts at 9 nightly. Happy Hours til 7. . SANSUI QUAD SAVE $600 (',ARRARD SL 9.313 TURNTABLE with Shute M 1E art ridge & Needle , Dust 12" WOOFERS Available only to UCSD students, faculty, staff AI the friendly meeting-place with the bay windows. : ov cr & base. uper powerfut SANSUI QR 500 , 4 channel Quadraphonic A 11 SANS~ [ (, \I{R RO ~ 1::" \V~l()FE R • \\ e t ature , in limited quanra , and their immediate +amilies ~M/M PX receiver, 4 Apollo 600 threcw ay air susp ension speakers with 12" Sansul 21 0 ~ upe r powerful A M - F M -MP receiver (") . t k . Y J<;~{(') woofers , 6" mldrange & 3" tweeter, in deluxe walnut enclosu res. Speakers multi-speaker ait suspension cnclosurcs h it h J2" w ;te~ta'(,n ;~~r'~!'~~r~~;_l nut Also ~5 " high & 4 0 pounJs each. $1100 list price, SlVC ~600 . (; olnplete or small t~e . ,arrard's pfllfessional seri s chan Jer with diam nd n~ edle . ;a~oid ' q '. I • Tripping Magazine, Ski Trips payments. NOW ~~ LiSt $3211 , ow 22" . LOn, EZ term" or trade-ins. Onl $228 C0MP"LE'll Intenlational Student I.D. cards, Over 200 Grinningbird every day connecting North­ Youth Hostel Cards, Group travel arranged ern and Southern California. Give Y0.YL campus rep or \ A .,!, A Sat. Eurail Passes, Passport Applications, PSA 8 bird whistle. PIA...,.,.. • ~E~~t~~~~ ~ ~ SAN DIEGO AUDIO~ * 0 * ~ * ~~ el~days ~ " ' ~~ SAN DIEGO AUDIO .rc. ~219 UNIVFJ:lSITY AVE 287-7830 SA I I'll. I -r, - ~jJ' 1' W 5219 UNIVERSITY AVE 287-7830 W ' I'~ )un. 11l - 6 Page 6 Triton Times, November 13,1973 Page 7. Triton Times, November 13, 1973 ~------announcem AMES FILM SERIES filii au.rt., Wed.. Nov. 14 In HL 1• . W. wII Pherm.ceutlc.1 ..I.. . UCLA fri. Nov. 1. I:JO Revelle Cat lun Nov. 11. 1:011 p.m . ... MC GRADUATE SCHOOL OF Schedul. 111731 Nov. 13 Flow d"cuee p"ne for th" month·•• tar Co~rt of North Indlen c ...Io.1 Jo.. Clvlc/Unhraralty Iymphony petty. 111113' MANAGEMENT: IA•• ny maior. mullc f.. turlng Aahleh Khan. COFFEE CONCERT .erty M.hler fOCIOLOGY MAJORa VIauaImIIon and Auld MactwKa Rim MBA program. No .ppolnt n ... ..rod. K.mel lhah. tamboura .ong. with B.v.rly Ogdon. You. invited .. ell ...... 1 31 rril\; Noll. 31 Voridty and Auld Int.rvi.w on Wed.. Nov. 14. for the I.tt.r. come to the R.vell. Pra"..h Khan. tab ...poneored by .oprano .ccomp.nled by Keith NATIONAL OCEANIC & AT­ cotf" hour .P...... 4I "y .... MechInk:a Rim - .. rrin; Noll. 'Z1 Informal Lounge. Mor. info .nd the Mu.lc D.p.rtm.nt .nd the Humbl • • pl. no; .nd M.hl.r·. d.pertm.nt ... T--,". MOSPHERIC COMMISSIONED appoint .t the Career Planning ~ T... on in Ruid MldwriClal' I C.mpu. Progr.mmlng Bo.rd. Qu.rt.t for PI.no .nd String. November 11 .t ...... et OFFICERS CORPS (NOAA): 8S. Library. rm 8033. Muir HSS. 111 / 13) 11111., with Eug.ne Oratovlch vloln. 7071 20 IOre4lue.. Itv4Ie"t Auk! Meclwllca Rlm2lrrin. PIaca: Rm MS; in Electronic.. Mechanici. M.rtln K.men. viole. Peter F.rrall. Thura Nov. 11. noon 401 MC Lounl." R_I!Itt late for winter 3IZ2 USB 11 ... 1~ Day Tu-. Math. Phy.lc.. G.ophy.lc • • U I COP H I LOS 0 P H Y 18110. Keith Humb". p .. no.111/111 queuer will be evene .. I•. Fr•• Il1I21J Met.orologv. Oc •• nogr.phy. MUSIC DEPA"TMENT LECTURE· DEMONSTRATION: WIIII.m COLLOQUIUM Arthur M..... lck Cotf • end Dou.hnuta (11/111 FI.herlee. Biology. r.l.t.d fi.ld •. Geoffr.y Iymcox •• m.mber of Melooh. noted M.hler expert will be epMkl!ltt on I~ota .nd McGEORGE SCHOOL OF LAW: the O.pt. of Hlatory. UCLA. will The 0.-",*. at ltetory IMII ..... comp.re. verlou. p.rformln. Predlc.... 2:J11. Rev fOnnii The aurf club I. hevlng • meatlng BA. .ny m.lor. Appoint .r. .p•• k on "Th. Influenc. of Tu. Nov. 13. to dl. the trip thI. the 111m "t.a Grand IN"'an" on T..a.v. veNIone of Mehler'. unfl,,"hed Lounge. Nov. 11. 1171 (11/1., Noll 13ItI • 7 p. m in USB 3IiP2. Ad­ neceellry for both. Mora Info .nd Politic. I F.ctore on the Urb.n WMk.nd of the 1•. 17. M.. t In 2C 10th Iymphony 111/111 m.Ion .. free 111/13 algn-uPi .t the C.r.. r PI.nnlng PRE. MEDII • THOlE IN - H"tory ot Turin. 1__ 1a:' In rm 1110 ••t 1 p.m. The r.ulta of the Library. rm 8033. Muir HSS.111/13) Come to the meetln. to decld. TlAEITED IN HEALTH ICIEN- .... lid•. 20. on FrI Nov. 11 e \ conteet will be .nnounced .t the ReprMentetl_ from the USC fete of d.velopment eround CEil Pr.·M.d Club m ••ta Frld. 4:00 p.m. Admlealon .. fr.111/111 _t. For other Import d.te. 413- Wed. Nov. 14. 5:00 p.m. SuPper for JUDICIAL ADMINISTRATION UCSO. C_ to the City .d­ ,.. 111/131 .tud.nt..t mod ••t co.t. Nov. 11 et Ht.m. In .111. IMad PROGRAM will be on c.mpu. Schooll Come .nd talk with Dr. Unlverelty Luth.ran Church .nd mln.. tra1Ion auldln.ltop floor' .t conductine int.rvlewa Tu. Nov. I1rMt UTE"ATURE LECTURE. _ UIB Student C.nter. _ La ~ 2nd end C et 10M e.m. th.. O.ry ~nchNtler •• w .. k_n All .tud.nt. Int.r•• t.d In 13. 8A .ny m.jor. Progr.m Thu .... November 15th. ITS NOW R.v.lI. Coli •••. Dr. J.m.. K. Sh_ Dr.. w.t of Rev.lI. I.n 01 •• 0 pleetlc eur•• on •• nd Educ.tlon Abro.d Progr.m conel.te of M•• t.,. In Public NEVER to f ..ht the x·propOMd Lyon from the Untv ot Flortde. wI! Coil.... For detalle. cell .John .t 0" with Dr. Jeckl. Wlleon. Next .hould .ttend • mHtlne .t 7:30 Admini.tratlon with .mpha.l. on UnIv.reIty T_n Center. Meat quert.,. ••v.nt. will .1.0 b. Iectu... on: Poetry .nd the lEx­ p.m. on Thurl Nov. 15th .t the ~1 or ....-c11113) judicial .dmlnl.tratlon. (11113) .hould leet .. dey. 10 come for. dlacueeed .0 don't m'" 1t1111/111 tramltl.. of leneu"': from the Int_tlonel C.... t.r A movie PRE-MED WOMEN hear Dr. Ruth Ion••• yOU cen 111/131 Concl'lltllta to P.ul Celln.• t 4:00 m.d. by UC .tud.nte will be W.nt to find out whet'. golng on In Third ColI.ge--com. to the next Grobet.ln from U.C.S.D. on med p.m. Every_ II welcom. 111/111 chown. UCSD .tud.nU raturn.d · .chool.dmiulone.nd Int.rvl_• . Ther. will be • m ..tlng of the Get help in yov '- chWon and from .broed will .pe.k .nd coff•• THIRD COllEGE STUDENT­ S/ PROVOST RAP SESSION on IntI. Center. Thura. Nov. 16 111/131 THIRD COLLEGE FACULTY and eomt UIII* cIvIsIon ~ In biology .nd cookl•• will be .arv.dl Nov. STAFF on WED. NOV 14. at 4:00 and ~ry in the lIoIogy and l'th I. the .ppllcetlon deadlln. for Tues Nov 13 • • t 3:30 p.m . in the TRW SYSTEMS GROUP will be on The 1973-74 S.n DI.go New po.try p.m .• in Conf. Rm A. Bldg. 111. Cherristrv alAe. eonr.r HIlI 13)1: thoe. Int.r•• ted In the UK .nd Rec. C.nter. 711 MC. (111131 c.mpu. conducting int.rvlew. S.ri.. pre •• nte po.t/­ MCI11/ 13) ()pen:mon.-frt. 2:CD6Cn Aun-Re.Je 7fJ). Ir.land progr.m (1974-75). J.nu.ry Fri. Nov. 16. All d.gr_. Phv.lcs. playwright/ publi.h.r Dian. di 10;«1. phorw# 41i3-3117.(ElI 15th I. the d ••dlln. for the Ch.mi.try. Engine.ring Scienc•• . Prim. who will read from h.r unlv.r.ltl •• In the following A f ••t -growing technical com­ poeml on Wed .. Nov .. 14• • t 4:00 general countrl •• : Fr.nc.. G.rmany. wednesday pany. r ....rch po.itlona. Appoint p.m. in the Rev.lI. Inform.1 GAPSFAS IGr.duat. .nd Sp.ln. Italy. Isr •• I. Jepan. Prof.ulonal Schooi Financi.1 Aid .nd more info at the Car.er Loung • . The ••ri •• i. Iponsor.d MAHARISHI INTERNATIONAL L.benon. M.xlco. Ghana. K.nya. Ski Club me.t. Wed. Nov. 14 .t 7 Servlc.) .ppllcation. are now PI.nning librarY. rm 6033. Muir by UCSD's Dept of Lit.rature and UNIVERSITYII A thrilling Norw.y. Sw.d.n. .nd Hong p.m. In rm. 2122. USB. Tlckltl for . vail in the Office of Gr.duat. HSS.ll1/ 16) the Campus Progr.m Board and pnn.ntatlon by the MIU F.culty • Kong. 111110). the Sun V.II.y trip .ra on .... In Includlnu color vld.o t.p ••• Studies and R••• arch . 108 MC rm 20 of the Intramu ...1 offic. SDSU's School of lit.r.ture and (11/20) Cultur.1 Arta Board.(11/13' .xhlblt.. For•• t Ac.d.ml ••• Bean Ripped Off?,Com. to. clinic from ' -12 on Tuee .nd Thurl .nd clrrlculum• •• nd Innov.tIv. theory SOARING CLUB There will be .1 " How to .vold G.ttlng Ripped t-Z on Mon. Wed .nd FrI 1111131 of Integrated m.nteL phyaiceL GENERAL MEETING Mon 1111 ... Tuesd.y. November 13th • • .nd .nvlronm.nt.1 uudy. UCSD Art O.II.ry. Pelntlnlll by .t 7:00 p.m. in room HL 1449. Thia noon in 1206 HL. For more infor. Ther. will be • Speech/ Deb.te thursday R.lev.nt .du~tIon with prectlcal Bob Wed • . Through Dec. ' . 1. meet i. m.nd.tory for 1111 Soaring cell R.y Leven.. .ttorney with Team plannlne meet-Wed. Nov. 14 .pplc.tIon .nd theory combined. HumenftIM Library Buld. Houra Club memb.,..• 0 P ..... be th.r. Student Aff.lra. who I. holding 7:30 p.m. G.I.th.a lounee. 111/9) Int.rvi_. on Thura. Nov. 15 TIM Fri night to the Muir Caf .t delly 12-6.nd Wed. ev.n ..10 p.m. HL 1449. near Hum.nlti.. offi,:{J . the clinic .t lC27'I2. StudenU.• t.ff BURROUGHS WELLCOME: BA. 8:00 p. m. for a f.nt•• tI c .ve 10.I.ry wIN b. cloMd Nov. 22·21'. NON -m.mb.,. are .Iso in · nd faculty .r•• 11 Invited 111 /13) UCSD Aatronomlc.lloclety meat .ny m.jor. "P bio aclenc.. . 111/131 (Ell vlted111/161

for ourselves------...... Two need ride to Yume Ariz. for KLH MOD. 20 STl:REO'f FM xlnt flv. thlrty.1111131 Loet brown I.. ther w.llet with 10 Rmmt. w.nted. M... Apt.. Thankltllvlng. Shara _pe_. condo gd .nd. t4IIO new muat ..II .nd check .. PI .... contect Donn. mo. F.m gred. praf. 452-0646. C.II .eo.(11/ 13) .t $1&0 Robert 756-4201111/13) M • . Cultura - Puehlng tick... to C.be at 7!ifi-5481111 /131 (11 /13) the 'Skln of Our B.nene.: too? 8' cemp.r .h.lI; c.rpet fir bed 1111131 Found: jacket in Muir Pkng. lot Need Rmt.. to .har. 3 Bdr hou •• w / m.ttr.... etrg c.binet .ta. Identify and pick up at Muir R•• . & garllle for 210 S. CI.lr.mont for sale XLNT condo $200. 272-8028(11113) Vog.I-O.I.t-Th. r.l.v.ncy of D.. n Offic • . (11/13) 271-1iOIiI7 111/13) b.nen.. I. Irr.l.v.nt to my DELUXE pe ...1 ma ..ager 7'h" UCSD Sun Vall.y Ski Trip Tlck.t monthly check. 111/13) REWARD for LOit W.II.t - Tick.t Apt. for rent Month of DEC 2 S.nd $2.96 now to: AMBAR P.O. For Sal. at Bargain Price:$156 Call to M.havi.hnu conc.rt and a big BDRM . furn. at La Jolla Village Box 80174 San DI.go. Ca. 92138 Mike. 488-6998 (11 /13) Jun.t - regardl_ of ...... my amile278-5087 D.vid Ripley 111 /13) Apt. Compl.x phon. 463-9638 IP11 120) wllh.. on your ep.clal d.y w.r. (11113) For Sill a: Alfa Romeo Spyder. 1965 t N' & .Ine.r• . Rom.o (11/131 Lost: Cock.r Spaniel. last aeen on F.male rmmte wanted. own rm. Guitar amp. Jordon two/04 125 56.000 miles $800. Call C.rlos 463- 15th st. In Del Mar. R.ward Pleas. bath. furn. apt. in 0.1 M.r n.ar DEADLI E NOTICE ' Due d adllncs watts. 2115' spk •. ami horn $85. 2000 X1827 or 469-7016 (p11/13) Trlvl. Buffa: What I. the name of call 755-6986 (11 /131 469-6361. Richard (11/31 Sky King'. pl.n.? The dog on b.llch. Call Larain. 755-5603 after 6.(11 /13) for claSSIfied ad and an nouncemenls Topp.r that drank m.rtln"? c.n Taken from Hum. Lib: Gr.en Armv FOR SALE Oriental Rugs 463-2000 1916 VW .tetlonw.gon. blu • . N_ 463-1439 111/131 Jacket. Beware 82nd Airborne. Ext 2750 (.vea.) 755-3783 (11/9) rebuilt .ngln. h •• only 1Il00 mil .. Tum in at TT Office. (1 1/ 131 Want to trade single room in Argo Friday al 5 p m fo r Tuesday paper . 3 n.w tlr ••. MOO. 462-07841 111/18) Hey Goody ..r - How much did or Blake w ith another such owner Nice Mahoganv 6·drawer vanity y "v thet It co.t to ".rn how Found - Leslie Franz. green wallet contact me at: Room Trade P.O. Wcdn '>day al 5 p m for FrIday papr ",,/full Igth mirr. & bench. Sacllce Fr ••-to • loving home-.m.lI. t o light m.tch.. ? We would h.v. in front of Muir Commons on 11 /6 Box 4909 Revell. Campus (11 / 131 $45. 463·5942 (11 /13) frl.ndly. mlx.d br ••d m ... dog. t .ught you for nothing. Th. Pick up at TT Offic • . (11 / 13) P .....I 4II-7I78-or ..... Ita to the B.ng.ng.ra (11 / 131 wanted FREE B.aut tabbv cat. Altered Hum.n. Socletyl 111 /1" Found. one fountain p.n on the services f.m Shots. Mild -man Af­ To J.ff the R.f-BEWARE of Cruiaer 9 o'clock run. 11/7 Cali fectionata. 270-1804 aft 6. (11113) Will und.,..11 .ny r.ten prlc. on w.tarb.lI.ra b ..rlng,plrt. Mark 755-5438 (11/13) I ne.d rid. to laramie Wyo. or C.non FTb FI.4. Nlkon F2 (11/13) Proportional .pec. typing - from Denver aoon alao need double 1969 FI AT 124 Sp. Cpe. mag photomic. Nikon F2!i. some Nikon Found north of uray hall the dictation or copy. F.. x"" houra. mattresa Jeff 488-9938 111/13) wheels AM -FM radio. 5oap ..d. I.ne.. . 277"'781(11/ 181 Att.ntlon d.pr.... d .tud.nte: earplec. of wire rimmed gl ..... My horne. 4I4--a. IPll/201 31.000 mi.. . 1325 756-6636 St.v. Are your reedy to quit achool .nd 111 /13' Uaed aurfboard rack for auto. (11/13) Ship'. Clock. B •• utlful br... com. to Co. In July to work .nd PART-TIME JOB: Light delivery good condo Call Rick at 462-1747 clock ring ••hlp ·. b .... P.1d tl35. .kl? For Info. call 412 ....111/131 FOUND I•• t Tu • . Skylight filt for work; t9.oo/DA. Appx. 2 h" / d ~ and I•• ve m.ssage. 111/13) TRUMPET: Old• . gd. ·cond. gd. s.n t110. Tom . -77111 (11/111 36mm cam.r. len •. Id.ntify and C.II Bob. 755--5279(11/131 tone w/ca.e. Bach mthpic•• 125 FEO·N. ALL M.C. peraonnel from it'. youra tim .ulllna 281 -2307 WANTED: u.ed wet .ult for med. Rob A. 463-2296111 /13) K2 ~KIIS 2DO cm with M.rk.r w ..t U.s. mMt'31 Dec. n to form 111/131 Exp. Typing .•xp.rI.nced on .11 man. Either long john or .pr. • uit. Binding. $75 Ouy Ach •• on 7A- worfel peace. MISSION CON· tyPe!; of p.para. Fnt. Exclt gr.m Call larry 756-5797111 / 13) FOR SALE: Ltle used dunham hikg 1M) 111/1" TROL 111/111 Found GI._ In black c ... 11-2 & .pell. IBM S.I.ctric. CI.iramont boot• .•ize 11 . n_ t3Ii now $20 .t 5:30 lo_r prk lot .t SerlpPl .r... C.II M.rllyn .t 515- Rid.ra w.nted to Palo Alto on Sat. call Bob. 755-6279 (11/131 Skll-Kneleel RED STAR. N_ Paul-How'. PUppy? I m ... " him" Pickup TT offlc. (11/13) 70IIII11 /1 31 Nov. 17. Share drlvlne & .xpen••• . tllO; only.". 200 CM -Iolomon .lotI Love. J ..nne 111/131 TYPING: Exp. the.... trm ppra. C.II Mik. ~11113) • • MUSTANG. 4-1peed. 281 Mint .. blndlnga 0000 CONO Frank rprt •. Mlac .. Accru. f.et ••rv . &0 condo rib It. .ng. C.II Craig 488- 412~ (11/111 R.member U...., H.II. Ihnew .nd housing URGENTI Polyn •• i.n b.nd 8Ii71 111/131 BII2. 111/111 cante peg.. BEE LYNCH . 753- looking for gultariet. C.II Albert or 2 guftara; Acouetlc. "' ... 1 nyton 7Bl11/23' Roy 453-1731(11 /131 • VW bu. with rib. ••ng. new 1 .....trine ..,.. 111/1., " Oon't Forget CAMPUI WIDE R.ponelble .dult party wl.hn to Weter color paint lnetruc. In­ clutch. n_ bett. reb g.n .now OOOILE DAY·Nov. lr W. Mad .ublet .pt. n ..r UCSD for .11 or dlvldu.1 InetNct D.nIaI M. C.mp I would like to buy. used " Hor t,. 'X. mech . ....-005 (11/13) OUITAR: Ovation. 2 yra old U · your .upport.l11I1JI part of the period of Dec. "24. 412- Gut Zu" book. Call . -Tm after 8 oeIIent condo .. or beet offer. 0211 111/131 4I2-G211111/131 p.m.I' l131 ...... w-tall. uead onc• .., O'nell Curtll ....11/111 F.rr.1I'1 Ic. Cr.. m P.rleur jeeket mad. t20 ..,. 111/13) Need 3C53Imol or 2171/mol mate.. MANDOLIN A~n mede flat­ lost & found travel R"'II,.nt .. hIrtne -rwek back. Very nice. Milk ••ome .ood "- In Clmt. 2 nne ""'. oeI collefie ttudenta n we..... Apply 1. D.Uun 2GOO W . 2 top. 5 Chuck zn.1211111/11 mualclMO Mik. __ 111/111 FOUND: lom.thln. of .,..t TU. OJ WEO . • t ...WeatPt. L_ 1PMd. hi ml .. but gd. condo cell v.lu.: b.llev.d to b. form.rly Blvd. only 234-1I131pll/t) 71i1-6QD.1111131 Wented • room-me. to' Iva with Skl.r. Th."k •• lvln. P.rty .t FOR IALE: I.ra"...... belt _ned by the ...... fal. on the • Phy.lo .....d·m.I.·ln e two T.hoe Ski Heavenly KirkWood .x.rcinr. Exc.n.nt condition. of NEED A RIDE t;) ,. " • .toet. Beautiful klngalz. w.t.nted In­ el.hth floor T.n.y • . Muet bedroom hou.. In C ...... mont. • .,. Squ_. Utah Chrlatm• .,...,., " .00 Cd 2JII..GI71after I . 111/111 Id.nttfy. Contect: Lee Ann • .Jill. _va Frt1? PI_ ~I lu...... Clud; I'II.tl; •••• IIn.r. fr.m • . p.m . C •• Prabhe .t Ext. 1741 de... Ipllltl _ (11/111 ped.tel $75 ...71&01111131 Frencln.. Cathy. or P.ttI 111/111 m ·1717 -. 1111111 FOR SALE: Or.nt•• nd Icholer· EUAOP£.ISMa..JN0N4 & N.Y. IDN .hlp• . Formar ....IIIImen ....ng FOUND: .et of k.,. to • Chrya"r. W.nfad: On. or two p.r.gon• . Brown. IPlt cowhld. women'. R_mmeta Needed. _n In OOIST RJOHrS AVAl~ AI.B. T. comp"te .br.ry on h_ • where Found n •• r book.tor. on "oom M.,.... w.nted for dynemlc j.cket $20 7H-7111O (11 / 131 Condo. In Unlv. City .1211month 1GI 8. LA QEJIEGA IIhd LA. CA n.w .;.mpu •• port of I.cro••• . to ... federal. priv.ta funda." M.U- Cam"".. 4I3-7lOt• • 1Ik cel for d.-I...... 77 111/.' "1714. 1:a.1CUII p.m.ll1/,., I213t maDlll/3111 Invo.. ~ •• Interaction with. t •• m. HONDA 73 750 Lat.at mod.1 K-3 for Jlm.(ll/lll Including out-of-town trip • . N_ tune·up. Sissy ber 7.000 Mi. W.nt to .ubl••••• 2·b.droom FLlOHTS YEAR ROUND R.II.ollfty. humor .nd h.rd work off•• *2-1148111 / 13) FOUND: W.tch on Reveh P ..... COAST .partment from 1U7I to Europe. Orl.nt. l.r.. l. Africa. Aleo Nov. 1 Cal Den. ___ .nd required. C.II D.v. Ry.r Ixl231) personal 2-1~74 eal 411-1711. X 1741 111/,., one-w.y.. lpec. XMAI fI. to for .n int.rvl.w.I11/13) P.ntax .potm.tlc W . 35mm f 2.8 deecrtbe.111 1111 LONDON. MUNICH.TOKYO. 135 mm f 2.1 $170755-0482 (11/13) Since 1. IITC. INC.· % % % N. 1. VW .xec mech condo need. Any .nd .. humene. Or.. l1IIIne . Steylng in La Jolla querur break? p.lnt touch UP AM 4&9-(1231 P.M. FOUND: Oold .. rrlng found on Beverfy Dr. • Beverly HI.... C• . Vulo.ne. Andorrlana. .tc. w .. hIn. 2 rmmt •• needed December t7ll. 1 ....1.(11113) '86 GMC. Icvl. 3/4 ton pick up . ...,. neer Muir cat 0 ..1m et TT 1IR1O. ph 12131 271 ..1. (11/.1111 Info on Equlcon 74 (the ltar Trek mile from c.mpu •. ""_111/131 N_ tir.. r.d. xlent condo Bob offlc. (11/131 Conv.ntlonl: 412".111/111 EUROPE-ISRAEL-AFRICAStud.nt 463-0467 or 453-1337 (11113) WANTED: rid. to B.y Ar. for LOST: Thura. 11 -1 blu. checkbook HOUSINO F.m.l. room.t. FlighU ell year round. CONTACT Thenk.glvlng; wRllng to .hara To the p.raon who bought Becky hal nem. & phon. number In It needed to ah.r. the .~ of 1 ISCA: I0Il Unlv.ralty Av • . No. 11 • xp.n_ .nd driving Kathy 4112- For III.: One uHd 1962 8 ft. 8in. B ... nch·. 1.. Hlllm.n ...t .prln• contect m.II•• v. .t TT P.t bdr. • pt. 10. MI ••lon MO c.1I __ I.n Dilllo. C.llf. 12115 TIEL: (7141 11 1/131 " P.ter'·. S .. Argo 247. 111/13) pi.... c.1I Su.i ••t 270-2241 efter M.lerI11/ 13) 1301 1111" 287-3010 or (2131 ,.... 11 Page 8 Triton Times, November