UNIVERSITY OF IRVINE UniversityVOL. 7/NO. 2O/FRIDAY. JANUARY 10, 1975 NewCALIFORNIA.
■■B International Women'sYear 1975
by Lavon Gieselman The United Nations has proclaimed 1975 as International Women's Year. The three-fold theme of IWY is as follows: equality of the sexes,totalintegrationof womeninto the social and economic efforts of nations, and recogni- tion of women's contributions towards strengthening world peace. UN goalsare to promotetooliticalawareness of the plight of women They lace severe deprivationof basic opportunities. Thegrowth of women's potential will be seen as beneficial to the developmentof a country's potential. Women's Year came into being because despite decades of progress in eliminating discrimination against women, in no country have they attained lull equality. Growing global recognitionof the importance of women in nation building is another factor contri- buting to the initiation of Women's Year. A chief concern confronting women is the Student Power With Strings Attached? lack of opportunity and inadequate prepara- tion for the full participationof women intheir respective societies. The general tendency in most cultures is to place greater value on males than females: hence, among the 700 million illiterates in the world, the majority are women.In.some areas, ASUCI may high as 85 percent. HOY OVERRULES run as 80 to V.C that The UN's commission on the Status of Women promotes women's rights in the political, economic, civil and educational fields The commission correlates women's REG FEE FIRING on page 7 COUNCIL ON continued by Lance Robhins awesome responsibility, as Setting the Scene each member's votes affect NOBEL LAUREATE the very lives of people and de- The most powerful com- within mittee at UCI met last week partmental programs ses- Student Affairs. This year, and started its two week reports Committee mem- CONDUCTS CLASS sion with arguments, dissen- a ber, "money tighter than UNI CENTER sion, andbitternessamong the is by Paul Harch. BSSA ever, and needs to be care- Sir John Eccles. the first of three Nobel Committee members. The right RegistrationFee Committee, fully distributed" in the Laureates to be hosted to UCI by Biological places. Tb,us. the Com- APPROVED which consists of six students, Sciences Student Association and ASl'd, will mittee was faced witha lossof begin lecturing January 13. His course. two faculty, and three Stu- members, each experience when it was so BOARD HAS Lecture Series in Developmental and Cell dent Affairs badly needed. CENTER Biology, meetMTW for three weeks from year handles 2' t million dol- will the student regis- The Council Takes Action STUDENT MAJORITY January 13 to January 30. Because of in- lars of The real battle began when creased enrollment, the room has been tration feesanddistributes the Com- money throughout the students on the by changed from SH 167 to PS 104 while class the various mittee, majority Terrv Moore departments who hold a meeting time is still 3: 00-3:50 p.m. of Student vote, appro- Affairs, had more than its questioned the months of bickeringbetween ASUCI Sir John's lecture material will center priateness of having Peggy After around psychobiology and neurcbiology and share of strain and problems. senior repre- and Student Affairs, a University Center pro- These "problems" resembled Kravitz. the posalhas been approved and sent to the Chan- will include chapters from his new book, The sentative and a member ofthe Brain, about memory, perceptual the typethatone would seein a cellor for his approval. Both sides had to Self and Its huge Reg Fee Committee for three illusions, problemsof perceptionas they relate stockholders meeting, voting compromise some, but still everyoneseemed with members engaged in a years, remain as a reasonably happv to the visual senses, the self-conscious mind member of the Committee. with the results. and the brain, music and speech: the artistic proxy fight and new people trying gain The reasons for this inquiry, ASUCI Vice-President Greg Thomas com- functions of the brain, and lesions of various to control.In a few seemed, spelled short weeks the student it had been mented, "I think we got the major things that areas of the brain. out in the legislation of the we wanted. First, the UniversityCenter Board He is alsopreparedto talk about any aspect members of the committee were locked in a fierce ex- ASUCI. in a regulationpassed will be set up immediately, and will have a of his book. The Understandingof the Brain, rule stated Second, is change with members of Stu- last summer. The large student majority. the Board and will illustrate his discussion with slides that "...nostudentmay serve essentiallyindependentfrom Student Affairs." from the book. dent Affairs over the rulesand Committee, intending regulations of the Reg on a to He wasalsopleased that the UniversityCenter Thecourse is twounits,P/NP, andis open to represent student interests, if Board wouldhave the right to rejectplans pro- all majors. No prior knowledge of psycho- Committee. of in- Planning The Committee was plagued there would bea'conflict posed by the Physical and Construc- biology and thebrain is required,however,itis terest' with the said student's tion Department (PP&C). recommended that students unfamiliar with from the start. TheRegCom- Ad- mittee's main purpose for present job within the psychobiology consult any general biology or ministration ..."Peggy Kra- According to the proposal,students would be psychology text for a basic discussion of the having students serve on the question as automatically members of the center, as they Committee,one studentrepre- vitz came under brain. Reading material for the course is on she presently holds a very im- would be paying a quarterly fee starting when BiologicalSciences Library. sentative from each class Center opens. Other members of the Uni- reserve in the graduatestudent, portant position within Stu- the Following Sir John's lectures, there willbe level plus a Head Co- versitycommunitywould buymembershipsin is in order to receive a wide dent Affairs as the informal discussions from 4: 00-4: 50 p.m.inSH ordinator of Administrative the center voluntarily, at the same rate as for 172, during whichrefreshments willbe served. range of input: ideas and students. opinionsgenerated Interns. Students should remember that Sir John's from a dif- ASUCICouncil first ferent level of knowledge. When the to cam- visit toUCIhasbeen initiatedandorganizedby met.it was proposedthat Kra- Some facilities beincluded include a and ASUCI. Con- Policy has it that each mem- pus bookstore, lounges, food facilities, and student members of BSSA ber appointed vitz be removed from the lounge. sequently, is primarily interested in shall continue avoid any "con- perhaps even an overnight commuter he as the nextyear's representa- Committee to person who purchased a meeting with students while at UCI. flict of interest "becauseof the Thomas said that a that he will only be on tive. job University Center membership would be able His time is limited in she holds in Student ornocost. For 3.5days of each week. groups Before the Committee con- Affairs. to use these facilities at reduced campus Student hamburger for 75C tonon- and organizations interested in meeting with venedthis year,however, four Kravitz. however, protested example,a might sell members, 50c to members. Sir Johnare also welcome. Office hours will be of the experienced student the "conflict" charge, and but for office, SH 387. representatives had re- to monitor postedoutside his asked the Council Vice-Chancellor Jack Hoy said he was On January22 Sir John will also be givinga signed. This meant that new, her actions and judge for Lecture Hall inexperienced students would "delighted and optimistic" that the proposal free public lecture in the Science themselves as to whether had passed. He said that he had begun dis- from 7:00-9:00 p.m. The lecture, "Hierar- fill those vacant seats. To there was a situationor action of Movement," learn the workingsof the Reg cussion with the Development Office for get- chical Concepts in the Control where there could be a con- donations, that he "quite unit up tothe Committee in such a short flict The Council ting outside" and was goes all the way from the motor of interest. satisfied withthe waytheproposalhadturned voluntaryacMon in the brain and will include a time,and then toperformand judge continued on page 7 out. discussion ol the cerebellum. as best one can. is an PAGE 2 NEW UNIVERSITY FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 1975
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(Muth2abc) forexample,For three quarters, three hooks are used. Why" Can someone give justice to this? Most newUniversity calculus books are designed for a year course. Let me remind some people thai not everyone at UCI has Editorials rladdy iheir rich paying for ROBERT PINCUS ELLEN ROBBINS everything including books, editor associate editor . ! ex- lees. ear.gas, andallother WRITE^ION penses. Some of us work for RACHEL BERNSTEIN MARVIN JACKSON managing our money,and in turn for our editor editorialdirector I Unsigned education. I for one do so. editorialsreDresent amajority opinionofthe New Univer- honestly I repre- sity editorial board.Responsible THE IPC COLUMN think that individualsor groups may submil significant letters and articles contrary to any New University expressed sent a percentage body .it editorialposition The editors reserve the right to use their discre- Beginning this quarter, the Irvine Peoples Coalition (IPC) of the total student tion Inpublishing letters, and to edit any letter over 300 words. All will have ;i weekly column in the New University. UCI. other articles represent the opinionsof the individual wrlter(s), and [PC is ;i coalition of and individuals with varying Iwould like to sec some feed- not necessarily those o« the New University editorial board, the political viewpoints: progressive, anti-imperialist and back on this protest. Perhaps ASUCI or the University of California. socialist, who are interested in working to support people's you can convince us with your struggles. Some of the groups involved are Vietnam Veterans reasons as to why books are changed quarter. Against the War Winter Soldier Organization. to every While Medical Aid you you Indochina, and Students in Support of the Farmworkers. On are at it. why don't explain you select the campus, our main purpose is to inform and educate our briefly how campus community as to local, national and international textbooks. (The previous two U.S. FOOD DAY issues such as the Gary Lawton trial, inflation, amnesty, the lines are directed to those who continuingconflict inIndochina, all of which are not generally select books.i Please don't Soaring food prices, increasing work) food shortages, and part of our "academic" education but do affect ourdaily lives. dwell on the lack of precision mounting evidence of the dangerous health effects of the Todo this we sponsorspeakers, show films and slides,and we of my statements. Ithink the overly processed and refined American diet indicate that, if have sel up a People'sBulletin Board and a literature table in point has been clearly made. left to its own devices, the Federal government will not take the Cross Cultural Center. I. duPont the steps necessary to develop a responsiblefood policy.The In this column, wehope to be able to do more. We hope to be food industry—— the corporationsthat bring youCool-Whip and able to offer a politicalanalysis of these issues. We want to Twinkies have soldAmericans on adiet of sugar-laden,fat- focus this columnon the question.. . whatdoes Socialismhave Chairman rich "convenience" foods that are contributing to a national to offer? epidemic of heart disease,diabetes, hypertensionandobesity. We hope that this column will becontroversial and cause a Speaks While encouraging unhealthy eating habits through adver- lot of discussion. We do not know all of the answers, and we tising and availability, these corporations are also hope that in the process of discussing these issues we can Dear Editor contributing to high food prices. A FederalTrade Commission educate ourselves. Ihave recentlybeen appoint- study estimatedthat consumers wereovercharged$2billion in IPCmeets Wednesdays at3 p.m.in the ASUCILoungein the ed Chairman of the ASUCI 1972, because of the monopolistic structure of several First Floor Commons. Please feel free to come and help us Housing Commission. This segments of the food industry. with our projects. We would especially appreciate Commission isconcerned with As government and corporate decision-makers allow the contributions to this column. all matters relating to room food situation to deteriorate further, it becomes clear that and board of concern to UCI individuals and organizationsin communities and campuses students.Geographically, this includes, to, across— the nation will have to begina massiveeducation effort example, would be a merger but is not limited an effort aimed at changing personal eating habits Reply with Argentina (with a com- Mesa Court, Middle Earth. reforming Place, Island, improving food welfare programs: corporations plementary economy) or a Verano Balboa that promote the sale of billions of dollars worth of strong Latin American Com- the Peninsula and the Irvine nutritionally-empty, resource-squanderingjunk foods: inves- To Chile mon Market. The first is Town Center. tigating the energy— and resource— intensive practices of unthinkable to the Chileans, The purpose of the Commis- agribusiness that are forcing small farmers off the land; and Letter to the Editor: sion is: (1) to smooth dis- developing not to the latter failed after a national policies which recognize the needs of This is intended mediocre try during the cussion between students and hungry people at home and abroad. condone either our interven- the University Adminis- tion in Chile nor its present 1960's. This jobrequiresanational organizingeffort. Theopn-profit Lack of understanding of tration or civic bodies when Center for Science in the Public Interest, in conjunction with administration. Nonetheless, there is a problem, (2) to some of the material in basic problems causes ex- dozens of other groups and individuals, is building a move- tremist solutions.Until people assure that existingroomand ment to take on this task, a movement that will blossom on "Happy Thanksgiving Chile- understand their problems,no board facilities arebeingused FOOD DAY, a national day ofaction onthe food crisis.FOOD CIA" is opinion rather than be ex- to fulfill students' needs and real solutions can desires, (3) DAY is set for April 17, 1975. fact and needs rectification. Only demagogues and to find waysof (1) by-passed pected. will We hopethatcollegeand university students will takepart in Allende the prosper. bringing more high quality DAY, most FOOD using their campusesas organizingfocal points ChileanConstitution in of S.H. Kleinman facilities to the students. for both campus-andcommunity-oriented activities. As a first his reforms, except the take- Presently,the Commission is step in accomplishingthis, weurge students and faculty to set over of U.S. coppermines. looking for interested mem- up joint committees to investigate what can be done at your He took no heed of the Textbook bers and trying to assertain campus, such as creating a campus-community garden or Supreme Court's decision the direction the students food coop, initiating sweeping changes in university food- declaring the take-over of would like it to take. If anyone buying policies,orplanning massive teach-ins for April 17th. Chilean factories unconstitu- Rip-off would like to join us. they Students at the Universities of Michigan and Wisconsin are tional. should leave iheir name with Yale, also Dear Editor secretary. already planning teach-ins for thisSpring.At a student- He allowed an armed having bought books the ASUCI In the faculty militia despite Chile's Su- After near future, we will be dis- committee has planned a six-week lecture-discussion for the Winter quarter, Ifind series on worldfood problems andhas alreadyorganizedafast preme Court decision declar- mood. tributing a survey concerned ing myself in a protesting regard- in which over 2.000 students participated. them unconstitutional. Naturally, with student attitudes (2) suppressed with the in- ing housing. The food problems which face the nation and the world Allende the creasing all material action, opposition through the take- cost in you any information, demand immediate and there are dozensof things you the book industry does If have can do now. These include: over of all but 'three news- goods, suggestions, or comments * not wanttobeleft out. . Write to President Ford and urge him to make additional papers and one magazine.His which would help us perform But for what reasonaresome better, food aid available to needy nations as soon as possible. Urge attempt to finish off these last professors changing books our job please do not vestiges opposition (as your* university president or student council to do likewise. of de- every quarter, when theycan, hesitate to send them to me Find out how much fertilizer your university uses to keep scribed by former U.S. Am- without jeopardizing instruc- care of ASUCI. its lawns green, and request that such wasteful use of this bassador Kory on "Firing tion, same Sincerely, Line") teach out of the critically-needed* resource be halted. through control of book all year? Take calculus Mike Ruggera Request that at least half the selections in vending— newsprint almost succeeded. machines on campus contain wholesome snack foods fruit, (3) Allende's approach was fruit juice, yogurt, unsalted nuts and seeds,etc. — instead of "barely legal." The lower junk* foods. house of Congress accused 12 Contact local consumer, environmental, or Public In- cabinet members of violation terest ResearchGroups (PIRG) to find out what activities can of the Constitution (at various be undertaken in your community. times during his administra- Initial FOOD DAY actions may not make headlines or tion). Allende simply switch- immediatelychange Federal or corporate policies,but they ed their post with that of an- will put decision-makers onnotice that theAmericanpublic is other cabinet member. (Pre- no longer willing to participate in the wasteful use of food vious presidents allowed such resources. "impeachments" of cabinet The rise of the environmental movement and the end to members to stick.) direct American involvementin theVietnam War aredirectly One can go on and on. The traceable to campus activity. The students of America can point is simply that Allendes once againmake a commitment to actions that can result in regime has been blown-upout long-overdue changesin the way in which theFederal govern- ofall proportionssimplyout of ment, corporate America, and individuals decide how and to outrage for the new Chilean whom food will be allocated. government and for the FOODDAY national Offices areopen at 1785 Massachusetts actions of IT& T and the CIA. Ave. NW, Room 206, Washington, D.C. 20036 (202-462-8510). If This is trivia. What is worthy youareinterested in organizingFOODDAY teach-ins or other to consider are the basic pro- activities, contact the office for further information and blems of Chile and the organizing suggestions. developingnations. Sinuerely, One of the basic problems is Kathy Kelly,President that Chile, like so many National Student Association developing countries, is anun- William Sloane Coffin, Chaplain economic entity.Itis toosmall Yale University and dependant to support the Frances Moore Lappe increasing costs of modern author of Diet for a Small Planet government services' and Michael Jacobson. FOOD DAY coordinator development at the same Center for Science in the Public Interest time. Chile's real solution, for PAGE 4 NEW UNIVERSITY FRIDAY, JANUARY 10. 1975 3 fine arts and'entertainment Lenn *.~y A\ I■I■ f*« rv X LIGHT THROUGH THE HAZE bv Janie Grauman The Him carries us through Lenny the LANDMARKS INDOORS adolescent stand-upcomedian. LennytheStrip Though history will repeat itself time and Club announcer. Lenny the man. the comic, only by Terry Wilson media, latex and mixedmedia, time again,the American psyche stillremains and finally Lenny the social critic. It is in their work shows a nice con- reluctant if notparanoid of anysocialreforma- the final stages where his true explosive 10; together At the Jack Glenn Gallery in trast. Show opens January tion. All toooften a brilliant mind comes along, energy,— imaginationand insight fuse Corona del Mar, C.B. Hunt hours are Wed.-Sat., 1-5 p.m. penetrate our self-perpetrated haze to and although comedy was his genre, social able to Lenny brings us replicas of famous JoyceLightboyand Walter Wit- see the light: yet we balk at theirnew ideas,we commentary was the essential Bruce. His Empire State tel are at Gallery TJB, 1535 B punish andsilence them. And alltoooften Inone superb scene, Lenny tries to convince structures. them only Building with airship is im- Monrovia, N.B. through Jan- these geniuses— are finally heralded for their his audience that words are just that, pressive.HooverDammakesan uary 25. Hours are Wed.-Sat., advances years alter their death. words. He asks, "Are there any niggers in the appearancealso,this time with- 12-5 p.m. And so it was and stillis with Lenny Bruce: room?" Silence. Lennypointsout the niggers, out Lake Mead. The UCI Gallery features whodied abroken manin 1966. only to have his the kikes, the wops,chinks, etc. "Yousee'?" he cries, a Hunt took time to make these "Songs," two pieces by John records, biographies, a Broadway play and "they'reonly words." You're man.I'ma models accurate, using geo- Baldesarri, faculty member of now a superb film acclaim his brilliance and man. Aniggeris a word! The lightpenetrates graphical maps to duplicatethe Cal Arts. Behind the gallery is insight. the haze. curved line the Great Wail of "Feet First," a piece by Paul In sober, if not chilling tones ol black and The only aspect of Lenny's life the film fails China follows, and blueprintsto Waszink. The graduate gal- white, director Bob Fosse ("Cabaret ") to impress is Lenny's own self-destruc- reproduce the others. His lery, the room in the rear of chronicles the life of Lenny through the tiveness. We see the impending bitter end as craftsmanship is excellent. the building, changes shows rememberances of his wife,his mother and his apparent, but not through the man's own Hunt has provided an in- weekly, on Tuesday. This agent.Thefilm is acomprehensivestudyofthe fatalistic impetus towards it. Dustin Hoffman teresting contrast to the popu- week the six graduate cera- social, moral, and personal edification that will surely give James Caan. Art Carney, Al lar earth pieces. Instead of mics students, Roger Sweet, in the destruction of Lenny Pacino and otlifers a run lor their money come culminated final Perrine, wrapping the earth in ropes, Gifford Myer, Mary Beth El- Bruce. Academy Awards time. Valerie as say, he has removed the earth liot, George Sherman, Mike Dustin Hoffman, in the title role, again dis- Lenny's wife,is brilliant andconvincingas the from HooverDam andtheGreat Lawrence, and Bob Senyor plays his innumerable talents as an actor. drug-addicted ex-stripper who can't quite Wall, so rather than art on the open the quarter with a group Hoffman researched the life of Lenny for gather the strength to bean asset rather thana land, we see landmarks in the show. Mary Beth Elliot opens months, speaking with anyone and everyone hinderance in Lenny's life. gallery.The originalsare archi- Tuesday the 14th with her whoeven remotelyknew him. Hoffman quickly Lenny Bruce was continuallybrought down tectural structures meant to be ceramic slabs. identified with Bruce, and stated in a recent and finally defeated by our archaic social practical before they were MEETING interview. "Lenny was up against a wall, and values,our obsceneobscenitylaws andour loss meant to be beautiful. Hunt has Undergraduate art students. I've felt up against a wall now for a while. Ileel of control over our own vocabulary.Now that placed beauty first. take heed:Wednesdaythe 15,at Ihaven't been putting it together the way I we've made him a national hero eight years The show continues through- noon, there will be an organi- want in my work." I'd say he puts it all to- after his death, let's sec it we .til can't learn out the month; hours: Mon.- zational meetingof the Art Stu- gether in this film. something from the man as well. Sat., 11-5. dents League in the lounge by the Anteatery, particularly ,OTHER SHOWS pointedtowardproblemsof the Brecht Airs Tj^gallerieswill change loca- undergraduateart student at Ir- NOT ONLY MUSIC tions next month.The Floating vine. One of the topics dis- KUCI: On Kuci Wall, formerlyof LagunaBeach, cussed will be art shows on Hi, folks! Yes, what you February with campus forundergradsto parti- will open 6 John most people think of affairs public, then KUCI has heard is true. You gentlemen showing their new cipate in. Someideasalready in When Curtis at KUCI. they think of the mu- a special program for you. getdressedup inyourcoatand location in downtown Santa the hat are a travelling extem- Monday through Friday. tails and ladies air out your Glenn Gallery, poraneous art gallery,shows in sic. But there is another facet Ana. The Jack to our programming, the KUCI presents its Educa- formals. On January 15 at 7 now in Corona del Mar, opens the Administration building, tional and Public Affairs pro- p.m. gather around your Center,and numerous special programs February 7 in Fashion Island shows in theHealth by gram from 11:00-2:00 a.m. radios and tune them toKUCI. performance pieces to be done brought to you the wonder- with a fifth anniversary show. KUCI. in on anddon't forget thatKUCIhas 89.9 FM. and listen to a spe- galleries, you can at various places around cam- ful folks at Tune At other Thursdays from nine to mid- a very excellent news depart- cialbroadcast of the "Trials of catch L.A. artists Jay Maddox pus. Any other topics or com- very ment with original news Lucullus" by Bertoldt Brecht. Plazain plaints will be discussed too. night to listen to our own and Bruce Wallin at58F special stories presentedat noon and For the first timein theUnited Al- Homemadebread and cheese: talk show with the evening. Orange, on the circle. lovely Kaplan and the in the States, this radio drama is work in similar bring a bottle of ? if you want. Mat though they beautiful Nick Roman as they We have a Christian Music being aired by special per- present interesting people program withPhil Fischer on mission of the estate of Ber- Saturday from 11-12 a.m. and toldt Brecht. The German from the Irvine campus and Hatikvah, the surrounding community. a Jewish radio Department of UCI, in con- Listeners are giventhechance Hour, withLeeGoldstein from junctionwiththe finepeople at to talk back on important is- 11-12 a.m.onSundays. For the KUCI, produced thisplayfor a sues with the guests.OnWed- folk music freaks in our au- German class during the nesday, a Spanish-American dience we broadcast live spring quarter of 1974 in the program with Roger Garcia shows from the coffee house, studios of FM. will be aired from 5: 30 to6: 30 Patogh,on theIrvine campus "TheTrials of Lucullus" was in the evening. Watch out for every Saturday night. Also written in the thirties by Friday nights from nine to look for Ellen's Bread and Brecht as a half hour radio midnight when the Musical Butter Hour to return withits drama. This allegory traces Innertoobe invades the air presentationof finelocalpoets the fall fromgraceof the great with John Timpane and Don anda specialWoman's Forum Roman general Lucullus as Rooney. withLavonGiselmann andlis- the fates bring him to justice Rusty with yourGerman.are ten for broadcasts of Shandu in the afterlife. youGerman,or would youlike the Magician. So when you And remember, don't forget hearjhephrase, "KUCI inIr- tostraighten your tie. Another to learna littleGerman? Then vine," just Familie Baumann is for you. it's more than great production from the The German department of great music. folks at KUCI in— Irvine. UCI will presentFamilie Bau- Swamp Fox SwampFox mann on Tuesdaysand Thurs- days from 5:45-6:00 p.m.and wiil have English commen- tary to the German instruc- —FRIDAY, JANUARY 10 tion. Dance Concert Undergraduate dance students perform Kontarskys Perform If.you want to make your works choreographedby UCI students. Studio Theatre, 8 p.m. 75C. — Lec- Aloys Kontarsky will appear in Film "Criesand Whispers" (Ingmar Bergman) Science Duo pianists Alfons and Prints On Sale Hall, 7 & 9:30 p.m.UCI students, 75C; others, $1.25. Wednesday. January 15 in the VillageTheatre at 8 ture concert Germany, have SATURDAY,JANUARY 11 p m The brothers, natives of Iserlohn. West Fine Arts prints ranging — since 1958. Both are professors ol from classical to contem- Dance Concert see above. toured the world in concert Film — "A Clockwork Orange"(Stanley Kubrick) same info as at the State Academy of Music in Cologne. West poraryperiodsof art willbeon music today, Fridaynight. Germany. Recognized as the foremost duo-pianistsol sale from 9 a.m.to5p.m.,Jan- — contemporary Live Band at the Basketball game. Varsity vs.CSU North- they are"best known for their interpretation of uary 13-17 in the Gateway students, $1; Dali, ridge,Crawford Hall,8 p.m.UCIstudents, free;other music performed on two pianos. Plaza. Works of Chagall, $2. Program Matisse, Gaugin, Van Gogh, others, — Debussy Breughel, Franken- MONDAY,JANUARY 13 Six Eipgraphes Antiques Cezanne. Film — "Shop (Jan and Elmar Klos) Structures, -- Boulez thaler, Homer, Klee, Miro, on Main Street" Kadar Deuxieme Livre Physical 101, and 9:30. Intermission Monet, Magritte, Picasso, Sciences 7:00 FREE. — Stravinsky Renoir, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15 Concerto Per Due Pianoforti Soli Rembrandt, — Village — Toulouse-Lautrec, Wyeth Piano Concert Alfons and Aloys Kontarsky;8 p.m., Mobile (1958) Pousseur and $1; $4.50. Tickets are$1forstudentsand$4.50for others.Faculty/stall are among the artists whose Theatre. Students, others, ' Meeting— Mainlyundergrads, at theI unge may $1. second ticket at $4.50.Tickets prints Prices Art Students noon purchase first ticket for willbeexhibited. by the Anteatery. are available at the ASUCI ticket office (first floor. Gateway are $2 and $3. John Frost Art Commons) weekdays from 11 to 3. and after 7on the night ol Distributors will conduct the the performance. exhibition. FRIDAY, JANUARY 10. 1975 NEW UNIVERSITY PAGE ASUCI FILMS - WINTER QUARTER (1970.122 min.color) Directed by Friday Night Movies— all showings in Science tionof RayBradbury'snovelis FrancoisTrulfaut'sfirst March 1— Catch-22 are Mike Nichols, from theJosephHellernovel.Stars Alan Hall, start at 7: 00 9: filminEnglishandincolor."Vivid andimaginative... Lecture shows and 30. admission is color, Richard Benjamin, Paula Prentiss. Orson 75' with student ID.; $1.25 otherwise. Truffaut, working for the first time in continues Arkin. romancewith thecamera,playing withslowmotion, Welles. Jan. 10— Cries and Whispers (1972, 94 color) his (1934. 71 min.. maskings and movements, and constantly keeping the March 8-W.C. Fields doublebillIt's aGift DirectedbyIngmar Bergman, stars ( 74 min.).Both HarrietAndersson screen as alert and aware asBradbury's own sensibi- min.) and TheOld-FashionedWay 1934. and Liv Ullmunn. ". . . it seems to have the clarity of Knight. will be shown at both shows. It's a Gift has Fields something through Nothing lities woulddictate." —Arthur Sat.Review. seen the medium of fever. (1955. color) playingHaroldBissonette.and includes aclassic scene Bergman March 7— East of Eden 115 min.. Direct- plays that has done beforeis likely to prepareyou (On Splendor the of him trying to fall asleepon his back porch. He Whispers magnificent, moving, ed by Klia Kazan the Waterfront. in Way, an for Cries and " —. . . and Grass), starring the legendary James Dean. Though the Great Mcgonigle in The Old-Fashioned very mysterious . . Vincent Canby, N.Y. Times. only three pictures beforehis death (Rebel actor whose company tours the nation putting on an Academy Award. Society Dean made Need orle say N.Y.CriticsAward.National Without a Cause, Giant) he was and is a cult figure of unusual version of "The Drunkard." of Film Critics Award. power.Peoplestill writesongs about him. more' min.) tremendous (1969, 135min,, Jan. 17— Throne of Blood (1957, 105 Director March 14— What's Up, Tiger Lily? (1966. 80 min. March L5— TheMadwoman of Chaillot Akira Kurosawa's version of Macbeth stars Toshiro color) Woody Japanese Bond-type colon Directedby BrianForbes (Seance ona Wet After- Allen took a James Box) Mifunc Takashi Shimura. "Japan's Akira Kurosawa andre-edited thendubbed his own dialogue noon.The Wrong .basedon the play by JeanGira- (Seven Satnuri, Yojimbo) num- movie it. in Mar- Rashomon. must be to make this uniqueand hilarious film. doux. starring[Catherine Hepburn. YulBrynner, bered with Sergei Eisenstein andD.W, (iriffith among ******** garet Leighton. Danny Kaye, Guilietta Masina. This thesupremecreatorsof cinema. . . ThroneofBloodis a SaturdayNight Movies— also showinScienceLecture brilliantadaptationof Giradoux's play stars Katherine spectacle and meta- genteel, slightly mad. nerve-shattering of physical Hall at 7: 00 and9; 30, with a 75C admissionfor students: Hepburnas a poor, but countess physical violence, quite themost brilliantand original $1.25 for others. whoorganized a motly (but all-star) crew todefendthe attempts evermade put Shakespearein pictures ..." suburb of Chaillot from the government and to color) little —Time Jan. 11— A Clockwork Orange (1972. 137 min.. greedy corporations. Jan. 24— The Clowns (1971. 92 min.. color) Fellini's Directedby Stanley Kubrick (Dr.Strangelove.2001).an magnificent film on theclownsofEurope.Ononelevel a adaptation of Anthony —Burgess' chilling novel. Monday Night Movies— The Monday Night Movies nostalgic look at a disappearing art; on another an "Brilliant, a tourdeforce" N.Y.Times."Best film of are free,and areshowninPhysical Sciencesat 7: 00 and allegory where the world is a cricus and we are its theyear"— Judith— Crist."Oneofthe few perfect movies 9:30. This is a change from last quarter!! clowns. For a finale stages his owncircus— an I have seen" Rex Reed. Shop on Street (1965. 128 min.) Direct- Fellini color) Jan. 13— Main amazingly funny surrealisticclown funeral by clowns. Jan. 18 Bananas (1971. 82 min.. Directed by, by Kadar and Elmar Klos. Brilliant film about — by. starring Woody Allen, alsostars Howard ed Jan "One of the year's ten best." National Board of written and the Nazi occupation of Czechoslovakia. Academy Review. Cosell. Woody Allen satirizesalmost everythingin this country. Award. Jan. 31— The Harder They Come (1973, 100 min. movie about a revolutionin a South American' (70 min.) A film made wholly by Woody comedy Jan. 20— Tales color) Stars Jimmy Cliff, directed by Ferry Hen/ell. A "The best Allen I'veseen.. -Vincent womenabout thesexual experiencesof a groupof New fantastic movie from Jamica about a dope-dealing Canby. N.Y. Times. Yorkers.Cameraworkisrough, butthecontentis great. produced 25— (107 min.. color) Stars Jamaican Reggae singer. The soundtrack '— .'Jan. Chinese Connection Jan.27— Grapesof Wrath (1940. 115 min.) John Ford several hit records. "Best Hock movie of the year Bruce Lee (Fists of Fury). It is 1908 and Chen Chen interpretationof Steinbeck'snovel (Bruce Lee) directsthis brilliant Rolling Stone. "Exceptional. . one of the landmarksof is in Shanghai, and whenhe finds that his 1930s To he followed by shorts on the — murdered, on on labor in the Black Cinema" Kevin Thomas. LA Times. "More old boxing teacherhas been he embarks a Union. andexplosiveadventure.DirectorLo makes Farmworkers' guts, wit and— humor than most movies you'll seein any violent Wei Feb. 3— Belle de Jour (1968. 100 min.. color) Luis one year." Canby, Times. use of some fascinating special effects. cinema,directs Vincent N.Y. color) Bunuel. the masterofsurreal Catherine Feb.7— To HaveandHave Not (1944. 100min.) Direct- Feb. 1— A Man for All Seasons ( 1966. 120 min.. Deneuve in this winner of the Venice Film Festival. Paul Scofield, Wendy Hiller, Robert Shaw.Orson 9(1 ed by the incomparable Howard Hawks, starring Stars Feb. 10— Cleo From 5 to 7 (1962. min.. French) Humphrey Bogaii and Lauren Bacall, based on a Welles. This film about Sir Thomas More won six by woman pioneered the Nouvelle picture, Directed the who Hemingway novel, thismasterpiecedealswitha cynical Academy Awards. "A great motion beautiful Vague cinema, this film is about a womanwho thinks satisfying" — (.lose asone gets to in Carribean seaman(Bogarli who becomes involved with and — JudithCrist "As she is dying and her confrontation withher own life. the French resistance.Bogart-Bacallwit at its best. perfection." Cue (1952. 129 min.. color) Oneof Night Opera (193?, min.) Groucho, Feb.17— TheQuiet Man Feb. H— Lost Horizon (1937. 120 min.) Directed by Feb.8— A at the 93 ournation's greatest directors.John Ford, directsJohn help brothers, crosses the ocean, Frank Capra, a director enjoying an unprecedented withdubious fromhis Wayne andMaureenO'Hara in this filmonIrish Amer- revivalon college campuses,this movie is tenthousand romances MargretDumont, andtries to give twoyoung A comedy. scene and icans. romantic timesbetter than the 1973 bombof the same name.It is singers a break. Groucho's stateroom Peb, 24— Shadows of Forgotten Ancestors (1964, 80 the story ofShangri-La,an isolatedparadise.The open- Harpo's backstage chase scenes are classics. A film (directed by Sergei Parajanov) that (105 mill.) This was the min..colon ing sequence has been regarded as one of the most Feb. 15— DialM for Murder is unusual and beautifulthat it truly defieddescrip- favoriteHitchcock work onthe ballot.A husbandhires so — beautifully photographed in cinema history. Stars tion. "Brilliant." N.Y. Times RonaldColeman..Jane Wyatt. an assassin to killhis wife before she can divorce him (1923) Harold Lloyd was a her). March 3— The Freshman Feb.21— Beauty andtheBeast 1 1946.90min., French) (and take her money with When she kills the giant among silent comics andthis is oftenregarded as Directedand written by Jean Cocteau. "A sensuously attacker, he gives testimony thatmakes herseem guilty film. murder. Pure suspense and his best fascinating film" —N.Y. Times."Abrilliant exampleof of deliberate Hitchcock March 10— Seventh Seal (1956. 96 min.. Swedish) A what camerascando witha poet incharge..." —News- terror. keystone in Ingmar Bergman's -work, this film is an unforgettable imagina- Feb.22— Black Orpheus (1960. 103 min..colon Direct- week. "... — . .. oneof itscreator's allegory on man's search for meaning inlife.Includes tivehallmarks" ParkerTyler.ClassicsoftheForeign edby MarcelCamus.Consideredoneofthemostbeauti- chess game with death. Twice winner.Cannes evermade, it retells the story Orpheus and famous Film. ful films of film festival. Feb. 28— Farenheit 451 (1%6. 112 min.) This adapta- Eurydice ina modernsetting.
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l"C Irvine is currently riding Player of the Week the last consistency and depth arc the high with a 8-2 mark, one of week in December, is scor- right ingredients so far this their best starts in recent ing over 15 points per game season for the Anteaters. years. The Anteaters saw this season. The 60" grad- Dave Baker, a three year their five-game win streak uate of Rubidoux HighSchool starter, is scoring in double snapped07-77 by the powerful in Riverside is also shoot- figures at 12.6. JerryMaras is Utah I'tos on December 21. ing 63' '< from the field and secondtoDavis in scoringof 15 a hot 879! from the free ppg and leads the team inre- The Anteaters were within throw line. Kevin, who set a boundingwith a 7.8 per game four points ol the nationally seasonassist recordlast year, average. Senior guard Kick ranked Utes inthe secondhalf, is again leading the team in Mraule, who had a perfect 10 only to experience a scoring that category with a 4.1 for 10 shooting night against drought which saw Utah out- average. Moorhead State, is averaging score 1 '('I 34-9in a nineminute 12.5. span. The Anteaters have also Tim Tivenan at 4.1. Nate gotten tremendous playout of Jones at 3.6. and Scott Jen- Irvine's only two losses have two new laces on this year's kins at 3.8 continue to sparkle been to major college foes varsity. Fresno City College whencalled intoaction byTilt. Loyola of Los Angeles and transfer Steve Cleveland is Utah. UCI has also defeated scoring10 ppg, hitting on 55% two major college opponents of his shots. Cleveland had a this season. Northern Arizona game high of 19 points in the 98-95 for third place honors in win over Northern Arizona. 'SHOOT FOR DATSUN" CONTEST the Kiwanis-Anteater Cage Classic, 6'5"freshman JohnMcNeilis and the Universityof UCI's basketball halftime A Datsun." is being co- drawn. Those ten ticket-hold- Idiiho 92-76. to win the Daffo- gettingajump on hisbillingas McNeil, promotion of giving away a ordinated by the UCI Phy- ers willeach get onechance to dil Classic in Tacoma. a star of the future. Department point new Datsun automobile is sical Education shoot one free throw. If they after a 22 outburst and the severalUCI sororities free throw, Of the Idaho victory. UCI's againstNorthDakota State, is back for another season, with make the they are first road win over a major averaging an all new format and a beau- and fraternities. Starting at then in the championship nine points per January game collegeopponent,Tiftremark- gamecomingoff the bench.In tiful new Datsun B210 to be the 4th UCI shoot-out at the last UCIhome ed. "When you win on the won by somebody. against Sioux Falls College game on February 26th. On the Dakota game. John hit on the road, it has to be sweet." 10 of 12 shot attempts. " sororities and fraternities the 26th all those who made Un- year's "Z selling fortunately, McNeil is out for Last Shoot for A will be numbered their free throw inthelast nine Fueling the fast Irvine start of year promotion saw UCI sopho- tickets for one dollar each. At games will then have a final prolific sophomore the remainder this due Wright $6,000 every game, per- is UCI's to knee surgery. more Bob win a UCI home shoot-out for the car. guard Kevin Davis. Davis, 1974 260 Z. Wright wonthecar sons who have purchased who was voted Southern Cal- One only has to look at the by "sinking a basket" from tickets will deposit half of the In the first round, each per- ifornia College Division Irvine statistics to see why half-court. ticket inaspecialbo?r inCraw- son shoots one free throw. If This year's halftime pro- ford Hall. At halftime of each they miss, they're out; if they motion,called "FreeShot For game ten tickets will be make it. they advance to round two. This continues until there are only two per- sons left. These two will each Johnson Framed take turns shooting one free throw until one missesand the other one makes theirs. The In UCI Bowling one who doesn't miss is the winner of the B210. Stunned bythe earlyhour,or the middle of the lineup,and a Newport Datsun of 880 Dove awed by the competition, the 201 game from Terry John- in Newport Beach is pro- UCI Bowling Club could son, the Irvine keglers grab- viding the new 1975B210 which amass onlynine pointsin their bedan eightpinleadgoinginto will be on display around the first ever Intercollegiate com- " ' * * the final frame of the first area duringJanuary and Feb- *-ATTENrl0N 0Jma{ ENTHUSIASTS * petition on Sunday. Novem- game. UCLA #2 hit one of the ruary, J/*A\i8r ber 24. AM) hottest tenth frames in thehis- K^^f) SPRING' HIU.SODN.BE IfRE TW TO (nine strikes, Of~W mrt T* GREAT <"** The occasion was the first tory of bowling xifij W. IF WU meeting of Cal- edge by MM DPN'T KNW HOW TP PLAY THE W, ENROL the Southern two spares) to UCI 20 SPORTS f/1\. 1Vjl "W IN SEVERAL GCLf CLASSES OFFERED IN ifornia Intercollegiate Travel- pins. Terry Johnson ended up r// |***>**llJ^IT] THE PHYSICALEBUCATION DEPARTrtNT. lingBowlingLeague,a set-up with a 661 series (201,246,214) / 1/ /*W & LfARN TfC GA*EOF GOtf. FKCM UCI'S by which everyteammeetsat for oneof the top series of the SHORTS / V 1>*Jh I ANSHER Tn ARNOLD PAUB? AND JACK the same lanes on league day. Tomorrow night. UCI bas- dates. The scoring system Interested bowlers are en- ketballgame againstCalState used is the Peterson Point couraged to come out for the Northridge,is the first of four System whereby 30 points are team.Ifyou enjoybowlingand free foodand beer nightssche- possible match, in each with have Sunday's free, contact duled for the nexttwo months. two matches being bowled At tomorrow night's game, day. Fred Buehler in the Recrea- each tion Office, or call 833-5346. all UCI students attending, The morning match against will begiven a specialcoupon Cal State Fullerton saw Dave at the conclusion of the game, Avirom, Francis, Dave and entitling them to buy two Terry Johnson pick up two famous Carl's Jr. ham- pointseach in their individual MEN'S burgers for only one dollar. competition. The teamscores Thisis a savingsof75C overthe fell short though, giving regular price. Only the Carl's Fullerton a 24-6 advantage. Jr. Restaurant on Bristol is The most exciting game of IM BASKETBALL participating. This offer is the day followed in the after- good Saturday night and all k J-*^ ■ noon as UCI squared off ARE DUE day Sunday only. piTil i^ against UCLA #2. Ledby im- ENTRIES Thefirst freebeer nightisset t proved bowling from Jacob for this coming Thursday Mynderse and Ron Roane in 5PM night, January 16, at the UCI TODAY BY vs.GrandCanyongame.More about this specialfree pitcher KODAK FILM IN of beer offer from Shakey's TUESDAY UfACII *A . _._ I Pizza in the*****next New U. WASH $1751 KINKO'S HALL I LADIES Campus Dr. CRAWFORD Baseball's Plea for Paint day 4221 The two-time defending I JET WAX I I 833-3387 NCAA World Champion UCI Baseball Team isdesperately looking for 40 gallons of ex- " - * O * paint WA — terior tobe used to com- WED. DAY URS DA Schwinn Motobecane I GAS I Oo°^>»Z. . plete painting the outfield WASN & H0T NISHIKI-.Masi fences before the start of the I[ A & EDEC b*||^Nfr season next month. At this JET WAX iK wax — *" time only 4D cE Factory Trained half the fence is WI1H A LON painted and there any W,TH».2OCA«WASH ExpertRepairing AllMakes —jf^\\ur^\^t~~ isn't I F?LL UP | — more money available for FuM'Lino nf Raring V J»^V JtC£> completing the job. All dona- Touring Clothes & Shoes ■- tions from one drop to 40 sales & service gallons are tax deductable. -— For further information 646-7706 mg contact Tom Spence at 833- - L 6745 or the UCI Athletic 420 E.17th St. CostaMesa. Calif Department. FRIDAY. JANUARY 10. 1975 NEW UNIVERSITY PAGE Hov Overrules A.S. Reg Fee Firing appointed formally by the did indeed "talk" to Hoy. but 1 Reg Fee Committee in ed PeggyKravtiz if shehad an continued from page the both Vice-Chancellor based on the ultimate decision was the voted, only order for more important interest in her work for would remain and there was one students and the adminis- recommendations of the same: Kravitz voteshort of the necessary2/3 matters to be discussed, ASUCI. Their recommenda- on the Committee. Vice-Chan- needed a student majority tration. When she replied in Hoy explained: "There needed to remove Kravitz both, her tions were always followed. cellor from the Committee. vote in order to pass. Outside the affirmative to Students on the Council were are two simple reasons why nothing against the Committee, according to conflict of interest wasclear. this office is going against the "It was Council agreed, and surprised, then angry, that Peggy personally." said Greg one source. Kravitz voicedher The A.S. their proposal and ruling was Council motion. (1) Peggy is intentions of voting for this voted to remove Ms. Kravitz by conscientious mem- Thomas. ASUCI Vice-Presi- Reg ignored Student Affairs. the most the Reg Fee proposal. Yet when the Com- from the Fee Committee Ryan. of the Committee and the dent and also on of this conflict of in- Marge AS Vice-Presi- ber Committee. "It was just apre- mittee convened to vote. because dent for Administration, one with the most experience. ventative matter. There are Kravitz decided to abstain. terest. wrote a long memo to Eloise She is candid and critical. (2) those of us. students and The proposal barely passed A quick flurry of activity Kloke. Assistant to the Vice- The AS Council needs to care- faculty, who want to change without her. Said one council followed the Council decision. Chancellor, attempting to fully consider their rule on some of the procedures of the member. "This was wherethe Bob Lawrence. Chairman of explain the removal of Kra- conflict of interest." Reg Fee Committee in order conflict of interest was most the Committee and Assistant vitz. we evident. It was hard to vote Vice-Chancellor of Student reply from Kloke was Administration Explains to benefit the students.So right The simply want to avoid anycon- with your boss sitting in Affairs, sent a memo to Don simple: she was obligated to Insufficiently front of you." Reg Fee Com- Frambach. President of by For many students and flict of interest when certain abide the Chancellor's not decisions could go mittee Chairman Bob Law- ASUCI, stating that Kravitz decision. On December 26. as faculty, this explanationis crucial some, either way." rence is also Assistant Vice- would remain on the Com- if to quiet all discussion of the enough. For there is no It was only after a specific Chancellor of Student Affairs mittee, completely ignoring matter. Vice-Chancellor of excuse for the Student Affairs and her boss. the Council ruling. Hoy.sent action of overriding a legiti- and important motion was Student Affairs Jack per- raisedat the Committee which On December 3, the ASUCI Apparently there was con- a brief, curt memo to all offi- mate, legislative act. required a student vote that Council moved once again to fusion over who actually cers of ASand members of the formed under the by-laws of ability vote with- remove Kravitz from the Reg appoints the students to the Committee: Peggy Kravitz the ASUCI. Kravitz's to — implications of out a conflict of interest was Fee Committee. It was Alex Committee the AS or the will remain on the Reg Com- What are the once again into question. A Bor's questioning of Ms. Kra- Chancellor? Could the Chan- mittee despite AS Council this act9 Does it limit student by that vitz that provedcrucial. When cellor override a Council do otherwise. The effectiveness in the govern- proposal the students efforts to it the Special Projects Fund be contactedata later dateby the ruling? matter was settled. mental process? Does removed from the businessof New U Alex Borstated. "Iask- In the past, positions were Frambach and Thomas at- reveal the emptiness in the tempted to go to the top and promise of student input and spoke to Chancellor Aldrich. participation if.inthe end. the WOMEN'S YEAR agreedto the students are ignored' INTERNATIONALcontinued from page 1 Aldrich "discuss Fight globa with Hoy" and see (Next week: The for illiteracy rates with populationoverload. This, International Women s Year requires matter Chair) what could be done. Aldrich the Head high illiteracy rate results in a high vojae^f- thinking. A multitude of initiatives are needed trillion of women inunskilledandlow paid joKs. to further advance the status ol women. Because of this phenomenon,improving wo- Women and men can participate on an mdivi- men's conditions is essential to improving a dual basis to bringabout there-eValuation and country's status change of traditional attitudes about women. economic proclamations by In celebration of International Women's We can encourage Problem Year, there will be hundreds of conferences, professors and administrators at UCI as well observe IW\ by carry- festivals, concertsand exhibits throughout the as encouragemedia to world This month, in Teheran. Iran. National ing public service statements, programs and Women's Day commemorated the abolitionof articles, dims and exhibits, Pregnancy ? the veil m HUb The United States Center for For suggestions or questions concerning International Women's Year will ■'kick off" IWY: U.S. Center for International Women s IWY January 11 in Washington. D.C. with a Year. 1630 CrescentPlace.N.W.. Washington. celebration of airborne heroines D.C. 20009. 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