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4-14-1978

Vista: April 14, 1978

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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the USD News at Digital USD. It has been accepted for inclusion in USD Vista by an authorized administrator of Digital USD. For more information, please contact [email protected]. ANALYSIS Lambda ChVs try to reorganize responsibilitv of not only b> ART CASEY doing it. Community and school spheres were a diversification of Following installment continuing on but enlarging Staff Writer involvement was stressed along college students brought proceedings of the newly membership by recruitment. A little over a year ago there with social activities both within together on the common ground established colony of Lambda Compounding the problem of was a new fraternity started on and outside the organization. An of seeking a real brotherhood. Chi Alpha involvement was the seniors getting ready to leave, campus here at USD. It was a alternative was being offered to lambda Chi was successful in next step. And this too was a recruitment was not faring well new colony of the already those who had not sought to join gathering students with genuine success according to current either. nation-wide organization of the already existing fraternities excitement for success. And president Marty Twite and other At this point Lambda Chi Lambda Chi Alpha. of Tau Kappa Fpsilon and Phi indeed this excitement led to members. A day at the zoo with Alpha is inactive. That is to say A different type of fraternity Kappa Theta. Lambda Chi success according to first orphaned children and fund by general consensus of was offered by this organization. proposed more than just a social president John Triffiletti. raising car washes were just a members no formal meetings It would be a fraternity of real experience. Lambda Chi Starting with general com­ couple of the first activities of the have been held for two months brothership consisting of proposed an intellectual panionship and emotional ties newly formed fraternity. now. There has been no official members as a genuine part of it's experience with members really that Triffiletti felt to be so Membership involvement was disbandment of the fraternity, functioning Unlike most depending on each other. important for success. Due to strong and meeting attendance yet to date it still lies in a state of fraternal organizations pledging As it went recruitment by the the secretive nature concerning was excellent. So what dormancy. They have not was not a distinguishing feature national organization of Lambda ritual and practices actual happened? communicated with the national of initiation. Instead of new Chi was fairly successful with a content of the first meetings was A head count was taken. A office in these same past two members being orientated by the starting colony of eighteen not disclosed. However count that showed at least half months so their fate as a colony usual hazing that accompanied members. These initial members conversations with members the membership to be juniors at USD is not known. enlistment they would learn the comprising of students trom gave one the impression that this who would soon be seniors this However, in the eyes of some process of the brotherhood by diffuse geographical and social is indeed what transpired. year. This proposed a problem, members of the fraternity they because as of graduation day are not completely dead. Both May 1978, Lambda Chi's Triffiletti and Twite have voiced membership at USD would be opinions that Lambda Chi can depleted by fifty percent. Not be reactivated as a functioning only fifty percent of the group. Triffiletti says that the membership, but mostly all of problem was not on the the leadership. As leadership intellectual level, it was on the changed hands problems organizational level. He stressed 4 surfaced. That is not to say there the importance of realizing this was any deficiency in leadership so as not to harm future plans for SD VIST A quality of those taking over, but reorganization. rather the situation they were left It is truly believed by some of Volume XV, Number 22 University of San Diego April 14, 1978 with was not optimistic. those involved that Lambda Chi "Current leadership faces reality is salvageable. At date no official of dwindling numbers by those attempt has been made to seniors anticipating graduation" reorganize. There has been a according to former president period of introspection on the Triffiletti. Those not graduating part of each individual member, would not have to wait till whether he is for or against graduation to feel the effects of reorganization. How long this dwindling numbers. When a period will last is not known. In senior gets a few months away the beginning all had put a part from graduation his obligations of themselves into Lambda Chi and interests in what lay ahead both financially and emotion­ must take precedence over ally. The question now is anything else. Remaining whether they want to leave that members were left with part behind them or to try again. Application for editor now available at AS Applications for the April 17 with Walsh's secretary. Editorship of the VISTA for All interviews will be conducted next semester are available in the separately between 9:30 am and AS office. The application and noon on Thursday April 20. attached questionnaire must be A separate meeting with the returned to the VISTA office no current staff will be arranged later than I pm Wednesday, and announced later. April 19. Absolutely no late The advisor, the editor, the applications will be acceptesd. current staff, the Dean of The position is open to any Students, and the newly elected undergraduate student who AS president each have one vote wishes to apply. Previous news­ in the election of next year's paper experience, either at USD editor. or elsewhere is preferred, The current staff will be although not required. available to the new editor to Applicants will be required to assist in the transition. submit to an interview in the The new editor will be Dean of Student's office with responsible for choosing a new ON YOUR MARK, GET SET, GO! — Student Chapter 974 at the University of San Diego of the Skip Walsh, the present advisor, staff, drawing up a budget Council for Exceptional Children will present the Special Olympic Arts, Crafts and Entertainment and David K. Rankin, the request for next year, and said Festival on April 16, 10:00 to 6:00, at the West end of the University of San Diego campus. Among the editor. Appointments should be Rankin, "just about everything activities planned are an arts and crafts exhibition, music and dance presentations, skateboard and kite made no later than Monday else/ demonstrations, a floor hockey tournament in the University gymnasium, and professional tennis exhibition arid clinic. There will be a celebrity auction, game and food booths, and a barbecue. The Accounting society proceeds of the Student Chapter Festival will go to help support the ongoing Special Olympics program in San Diego county and to send mentally retarded children to the competition at the State level. dinner tickets on sale The eighth annual Accounting day of the May Certified Public No special lots for law students Society Spring Awards Banquet Accountant Examination. This The Parking Committee has turned down a Parking Committee had approved the new will be held on Friday, May 5 at event provides a time for those proposal to create Law student only parking in the regulation many more interest groups would ask for the San Diego Hilton Hotel. The who have taken the exam to lot between the Law School and the Law Library. special lots. Even some resident students have asked banquet will begin at 6:30 p.m. relax and unwind and also The seven member committee voted to leave the for a parking lot. Johnson viewed the Law student with a cocktail hour. A buffet presents an opportunity for spaces open to all students. Associate Law School only parking as unnecessary and said the university dinner will be served at 7:30 and students, alumni, faculty, and Dean Hain and Steve Bishop had campaigned for would end up with more interest groups than lots. will be followed by the awards members of the business the new regulations. The Parking Committee also voted for the ceremony. Several academic community to gather and converse in a social setting. Security Chief Don Johnson explained that creation of a new visitors parking area. Until now scholarships and awards will be expenses and layout were major factors in the visitors have been forced to park at their own risk. presented at that time to Juniors Tickets will go on sale during rejection. To effectively regulate the parking, the lot Sixteen visitor spaces will be located facing the east and graduating Seniors who are the week of April 17-21. Tickets would have been partially blocked off from the side of De Sales. Following this semester security accounting majors. will cost $6.00 for USDstudents, adjacent lots and "Law Student Only" signs would will be moved from its present location to the east Following the dinner and the and $9.00 for all others. These be posted. Johnson said these costs combined with end of De Sales, replacing some of the Physical awards presentation there will be prices include the buffet dinner, the cost of the proposed parking stickers for law Plant offices. This will enable visitors to obtain a special treat. A disco dance will awards ceremony and the disco. students were prohibitive. visitor slips from security. The placards would be held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Tickets will be on sale at the Johnson also said that possible inconveniences to prevent students and others from parking in the The Accounting Society entrance to the School of other students and additional security costs did not visitors zone without authority. Signs will be posted Awards Banquet is held each Business, at the east end of the justify the creation of the new parking area. If the along Marion Way to direct visitors to the parking. year on the evening of the final campus. \ pr il 14. 1978 Page 2

depends whether a certain graduate as a bright adaptable company specifically requests person, then they put them into their own training program." She helps you get jobs that degree. Every Thursday, Burke Probably the most efficient and effective service offered by by FRANK ANTONIO and grade point average. After involves herself in the other Barbara Burke staffs the office Mr. Burke in the area of job Staff Writer alone for the time being, and her sitting down with the student an aspect of her job, that of placement, is a Student analyzation is made, and the placement. That role has Nestled on the top floor of expertise, outside of much Placement File. Whenever a firm experience, includes a Masters student must then research one occupied her time only this year, Sierra Hall, in the northwest end interviews a candidate, and the degree in Counseling. or two of the possibilities he or whereas career counseling has of the building, is a group of resume states that placement small offices. A door leading to 1 asked Burke, along the lines she feels suits them the best. been in existence approximately files are on file at USD, that them is labeled Educational of career planning, how the "The basic thing is we do not say four years. "What we want is company can call, with the students' self-realization is to a student, you should be this exposure to the business Development Center (EDC). students' permission, to receive a or that," stated Burke. She also community. We want the people Inside, everyone seems busy, accomplished. She informed me copy of that file. The service stressed that the student does to come up and recruit our scurrying about, occasionally that it begins after the student costs $5, but that includes the comes in for an initial interview most of the work, researching a graduates." And in a very short laughing. I'm led to one of the first three mailings. The session. During this session, certain career with the use of a time she has been very small cubicles, greeted with a placement file is a history of a Burke finds out about the multitude of materials available successful. Before the end of this pleasant smile, and introduced students' personal credentials, student, how they're doing in in her office and at the library. semester large companies such to a very professional looking academic honors, extra school, what grade they're in. She has reference material on as IBM, Burroughs, Xerox, lady named Barbara Burke. The curricular activities, undergrad­ Then the prospect takes two every occupation that informs Mutual of Omaha. Pacific last name caught my attention, uate courses taken, a statement tests, the Strong-Campbell the student what kind of work a Telephone, will visit our making the connection with our by the candidate, employment Interest Test and the Work- certain occupation will require, campus. I told her that it seemed Dean of Students, whom 1 later history, and then five discovered is her husband. I'm Value Inventory. The Campbell the money expected to be made, alot of those companies are recomendations. She encour­ score defines the students' what the job market is, what geared toward a business major. sitting now in what is called the aged that three be from faculty interest pattern, which is level of education is required, She rebutted by pointing out Career Planning and Placement members and two from compared to people who are and places you can write for that Pacific Telephone, Center, and according to Burke, employers. The file can serve the already in those various additional information. insurance companies. Xerox are this is what it's all about . . . graduates too, by keeping their all accepting liberal art "What we provide are the occupations. The Work-Value is I inquired about the validity of candidates, and to some extent, name on file, and then opportunities for students to related to the Students' value the tests, in view of the so is IBM. contacting them if a job opening learn more about themselves, in priorities, ranked in order, in a controversy surrounding other She stated that similarly to an is called in to Mrs. Burke. The particular to knowing more work situation. Such values as such interest and IQ tests. She employment agency, she has sent idea for these files were actually about their aptitudes or their Economic concern, creativity, replied that one out of two students to an interview for a founded by the students here. talents, interests and their management, altruism, are just people who have taken the test, position she's heard about, but They requested this type of values. The more you know some of the fifteen listed values. are actually in occupations the majority of her contacts service be offered by the school, about yourself, the better you Together with these results, she related to their interests. She come to the campus to interview. but Burke was disappointed that are able to make an educated also brings in, with the students said the tests were an aid to help Burke commented that a lady not many have taken advantage career choice." permission, their SAT scores the student organize their from San Diego Trust and of it. But overall the placement thoughts, and that it shouldn't Savings Bank recently called and aspect of her job has received be seen as a strict determining Parents to visit campus informed her that they were alot of traffic. factor. offering teller jobs for the Mrs. Burke added that no one The USD Parents Association the brunch speaker, relating her We got to the subject of summer. And if USD could get a talks to a recruiter out of her will holj}- its annual meeting in impressions of USD's growth office without a consultation on MBA's and was surprised that group of interested students, conjunction with a family Mass since its doors were opened in interview preperation. They she reacted with the following they would set up a teller school and Brunch set for Sunday, 1952. don't actually make up a resume statement. "I think everybody right here on campus. Another April 23rd on the USD campus. The installation of officers for you, but they have handouts went overboard two or three venture will lead her to The day's events will begin and board of directors of the on preparing them along with years ago, when the MBA really Hartcourt Brace, a national with Mass in Founders Chapel Parents Association for 1978-79 interviewing techniques. came on. Generally speaking, at publishing house, where she at 9:30 a.m. Reverend Nick will complete the day's events. "It's all a matter of The nominating committee, least in San Diego, most hopes will lead to openings for Reveles and 15 student members interpersonal relations and how under the chairmanship of Mrs. companies feel that the extra art, music, and English majors. of the USD Vocal Ensemble will people communicate and that's Charles Patapow, is currently degree doesn't have that much She stressed that no matter what perform the liturgical music for what gets you your job," said preparing the slate. extra." Of course to soften the your major field is your skills are the Mass. transferable, as she put it, Burke. 1 agreed, but quickly A buffet brunch in DeSales Students are encouraged to blow of that statement, she "Employers look at a college added, it's also who you know! Dining Hall will follow the invite their parents to campus compromised by saying, it also Mass. Cost for the brunch is and bring along other members $2.50 per person (children under of the family, as well. 8 - $1.00). No charge for USD Sacred Heart alumnae to meet students with meal card. Sister The University of San Diego Mariella Bremner, RSCJ, will be yearbook staff would like to report on the national The Alumnae of the Sacred her own personal experiences as thank the following companies conferences to be held in St. Heart of San Diego will hold a homemaker and mother who for their support: 7-11 ... Louis in 1979 and in San Diego their Annual Spring Meeting reentered the work force. Glow Presidio Florists . . . Jay Vee in 1981. Wednesday, April 19th at 7:30 will lead a general discussion on Construction Co. The film, "Portrait of a Sally p.m. in the Joseph P. Grace the career counseling office at Furay," which was made for Sr. VISTA Courtroom of USD's School of Miramar College. She received Furay's 25 year recognition Law. her Ph.D. from Indiana party will also be" shown. A Barbara Burke, Director of University and has taught at USD's Career Counseling and Mesa and Mira Costa Colleges reception will follow the STAFF and was formerly co-director of presentations and business Placement, and Dr. Diane Glow of Miramar College will discuss USD's Career Counseling and meeting. the homemaker returning to the Placement. USD students, all of whom Editor: work force and the future of Also attending will be Sara S. are eligible for membership in David K. Rankin women's careers. Burke, who Finn, First Vice President of the the Alumnae of the Sacred Heart received her M.Ed, in Counselor National Associated Alumnae of upon graduation, are invited to Assistant Editors: Education from USD, will relate the Sacred Heart, who will attend. 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HOW'S YOUR LOVE LIFE?

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SENIORS READ THIS

Seniors planning to graduate in June, or even at the end of this semester, should attend a meeting on April 25, at 11:15 a.m. in Salomon Lecture Hall. This meeting is in lieu of a graduation practice, so if you can't attend, or go to the meeting even, check w ith someone who did and paid attention, so you too will understand the procedure. Mountain climbing and stream fording will be attempted.

HOW TO BE A CHRISTIAN IN ONE EASY LESSON

Campus Ministry is proud to announce a workshop on being a Christian in the real world. The day long event, entitled "Here, There, and Everywhere, Being a Christian on Campus and Everywhere," will take place in the L-shaped lounge, or if you prefer the 7-shaped lounge, next to the Camino Theatre, on Saturday, April 22 between I and 7:15 p.m.

HIT THE BEACH

This Friday April 14 the USD Surf Association is sponsoring a power packed day from noon to 6 p.m. There will be a beach party at La Jolla Shores, and food, refreshments, games and surfing lessons, by surfer dudes will be provided. Contrary to rumor there will not be a hairdresser in attendance to give surfer chick haircuts. After the beach party there will be a party at DeBow street in South Mission Beach beginning at 8:30 p.m. As no address was given the VISTA by the Surf Association half the fun of getting to the house party will be finding the correct house. However, it was suggested that people park at Belmont Park and go south on the boardwalk. Do not pass GO and do not collect $200. K AWABUNGA!!!!

FELLOW BABCOCKS AND FRIENDS

The crazy brother Bong "wc must work together" Babcock is throwing a party tonight at 9 p.m. Ask Joe, Waldo, Vinny or Bambi for directions.

HALLELUJAH! - CHARISMATIC PRAYER GROUP

The Committee for Christian Renewal meets every Thursday at 11:15 a.m. in the multi-purpose room of Founder's Hall for prayer, songs and other Christian activities of celebration. Absolutely everyone is invited to attend and share with us. BALLET TONIGHT — The California Ballet company will perform tonight at 8 p.m. in Camino Theatre. Besides the three ballets already announced, "L'Historie de Ballet," "Serenade Encounters," FRESHMAN ORIENTATION and "Pas de Quatre," a special preview will be performed. Two of the dancers, Denise Dabrowski and Karen Gabay, will dance the variations they will perform at the Ninth International Ballet Competition, Remember Sports Day - Earth Ball, "Jaws," Hug Tag? Remember which is ballet's equivalent to the Olympics. These variations have never been performed before the the Square Dance? Remember the Sand Castle Contest at Torrey public by the dancers. USD students with I.D. will be admitted free, other students for $2 and others for Pines? Your first days at USD. Who are these hyped-up students full $3.50. of enthusiasm and spreading it to us freshmen? The Dean of Students Office is now opening sign-ups for students COMPARES CLASSES who would like to work on the Freshmen Orientation Team this coming Fall. If you are interested in being on the team and/or being on the orientation planning board, sign up this coming week in Serra Hall, Room 200. Barr studies graduates An organizational meeting will be held at a later date to be announced. by TERESA KONYN 509 respectively for the class of percent in 1977; and the numbei Assistant Editor '73 (at matriculation to USD) to of graduates in nursing increased Did you know that in 1973 481 and 494 for the class of'77. from five percent in 1976 to nine NEED SUMMER MONEY? about 60 percent of the However, the average USD percent in 1977. graduates were male, but that GPA for these two classes in­ These latter two professional Applications for Summer Financial Aid are now available in the the male/female ratio of the creased from 2.86 to 3.01, and fields continue to be dominated Financial Aid Office. Deadline for submission of the Application is class of '77 was 49/51? That their average high school GPA by female students. Also, women May 1, 1978. Further information regarding Financial Aid is students graduate with an from 2.87 to 2.97. accounted for 130 percent more available on the application itself. Please read it carefully before average of 5'/S more units than Barr cited two general reasons of the natural science and completing and submitting it to the Financial Aid Office. are required? Or that the for grade inflation. mathematics graduates in 1977 resident/commuter ratio of 1973 The professors may have than in 1973, and for 180 percent become more lenient during the more of the business majors. ITS MUSIC TO MY EARS and 1977 are 28/72 and 35/65 respectively? 1960s and early 1970s, he said, Using crosstabulations, Barr "because of the students' studied the relationships of This month's French Parlor Noon Day Concert Series features Well, now you know, thanks concern for the dehumanization resident/commuter, native (one some outstanding USD personnel. April 12, Fr. Nick Reveles, to a compilation of statistics and depersonalization of mass who has attended USD since his pianist; April 19 Dr. Henry Kolar, violin; April 26 is a preview of prepared last December by education. These beliefs still or her freshman year)/transfer, "Little Mary Sunshine," this semester's musical performed by USD's hold today, although there has sex and full/part-time. Opera Workshop, which takes place April 27 to 30 in Camino "third in a series" been some backlash." "Two-thirds of the residents Theater. Also, the Sister Rossi Scholarship Benefit Concert is April 9 are natives," he said. "On the at 4:00 p.m. Also, B.F. Skinner's theory on positive training — rewarding other hand. 68.2 percent of the Robert B. Barr, assistant to the HERE, THERE, EVERYWHERE: Being a Christian on achievement instead of transfers are commuters." president and provost. campus and off. A day to exchange ideas on what it means to be punishing failure — has had an There are about 10 percent Focusing on last year's a Christian, not only at USD, but also when you graduate and effect on the issuance of fewer fewer male • than female graduates. Barr researched facts residents, and also about 10 become a "civilian" in the cold, cruel world. We'd like to talk it low grades, Barr said. about the classes of '73 through over and see if there are some skills we can identify and learn to Most majors remained percent fewer male than female '77. He said some of the statistics natives. Another study showed use in living as Christians in asecular world. The day will begin equally as popular for the classes may indicate trends that are of of "73 and '77. However, the that twice as many females are at I p.m. on Saturday. April 22, in the downstairs lounge in concern to the University. Camino and will run to 7 or 7:15 p.m., ending with Mass. social sciences had half the part-time students than males. One trend appears to be a Finally, said Barr, "About 95 Dinner will be held at 4:30 p.m. and is part of the day. (Students nuftiber of graduates in 1977 as slight grade inflation. The percent of the natives are full- with meal cards free; commuters must pay or get a guest pass in 1973; the numberofgraduates average SAT verbal and math in education increased from time. but only about 75 percent from a resident.) Please join us. CMCLC. Vi scores decreased from 513 and percent of the class in 1973 to 5 of the transfers are." Page 4 \ i-aa u Big Sleep" evokes yawns

by FRANK ANTONIO The case is solved when Mitchum discovers that CRITICS, usually full of puns and witty remarks, the younger daughter, Clark, murdered her sister's dream ot an opportunity such as I've had. That is. to husband, and that Miles knew this- but was actually review a painfully dreadful film with a title of The unconcerned, because of her relationship to the Big Sleep. Oh what fun 1 could have with this title, I casino owner. told myself. But in order to keep this as short as The plot, which can be confusing anyway, was possible, I'll try to maintain good control. YAWN made more so by the rough transitions, leaving the The story is based on a classic mystery novel by audience in one scene while moving to another. The Raymond Chandler. Since I'd read the book; story originally develops slowly, but because of poor curiosity to view the movie, sent me to the directing and acting, the movie seemed to drag University Towne Center Six. extremely longer. It was shamefully recreated by poor performances Cinematrography also contributed to the from some very talented actors and actresses. downfall of the film, because in the opening scene as Robert Mitchum stars as private eye Phillip the audience is put in the seat of a moving car, the Marlowe, who is hired by an ailing millionaire, scenery around us changes color tone from blues to Jimmy Stewart, to uncover a blackmailer. oranges, and focusing made many people sitting Sarah Miles plays one of Stewarts two daughters, around me turn their heads away from the screen. and reveals to Mitchum that her husband had This should have forewarned me, because in the very disappeared mysteriously years ago. Though this next scene, when Mitchum meets with Stewart, had no connection to the blackmailing, Mitchum numerous chuckles could be heard throughout the- found himself solving two puzzles. theater. The reason being, Stewart is sitting in a Candy Clark plays Stewarts' other daughter, seen wheel chair with his legs covered by a shawl. He's in her early 20s. Her role is probably the most supposed to be paralized from the waist down, yet complex and disturbing to the audience, becauseshe caught by many was the fact that his feet kept portrays a psychotic whore with a ten year old twitching and moving under the covering. mentality and maturity. Her performance seems to Mitchum is your typical detective, cunning, be an attempt to land the lead role in The Exorcist SING. SING, SING — Father Nick Reveles leads some USD handsome, witty, but with an unusual twist, this part three. Students in song on last weekend's special retreat. The retreat private eye doesn't get the girl, nor does he want to After the blackmailer is uncovered, Mitchum was for people who had already gone on a retreat. The weekend engage in any sexual fun and games. Not that the concentrates on what is really the primary issue was deemed a success and tentative plans are to continue follow- film being rated 'R' is completely sexless, because throughout the film, the lost husband. He finds up retreats in the future. Clark is shown in the buff on two short occasions. himself tangling with casino owner Eddie Mars, Being a lover of good films, anyone in attendance played by Oliver Reed, and his hitman played by that might have taken a glance upon my face during Richard Boone. Both roles were demeaning to those the fiasco, would have probably discovered a tinge actors, and it showed throughout their of red. Not of anger, but of embarrassment that I felt performances. Both were mechanical in their for the actors. This movie defiitely lives up to its movements and speech, and didn't seem to have title! their hearts in it. WM oft built the Escondido Canal and a imported water. by TERESA KONYN brush dam in order to transport A decision is currently Assistant Editor from Lake Wohlford to pending the Federal Energy "What's more important than water Regulatory Commission turning on your faucet and groves in the Escondido area. To others, the only rightful (FERC). getting no water?" asked Iris W. In order to decide FERC must Engstrand, history department claimants are the Indians; first understand the events of chairman and researcher of especially those of the Rincon yesterday which, as mentioned, water rights in Southern and La Jolla reservations originated before the turn of the California. through which the Canal was century and which have led to Of course the pioneers of North built. But even so, who should today's problems. San Digo County didn't have compensate for their alleged In 1912, Escondido Mutual their own running water, but damages — the city of and William G. Henshaw, who they did see the necessity of Escondido or the U.S. had acquired a 41,200-acre maintaining an adequate year- government, which has ranch, entered into an agree­ round water supply for permitted Escondido to obtain ment: Henshaw could construct agricultural purposes. the water rights it now has? a dam on the San Luis Rey River And before them, the area's The latter should, according where the river crossed the west Luisene Indians (a term the to Mrs. Engstrand and her hus­ boundary of the ranch if, in turn, Spanish coined because of the band, Paul D. Engstrand, he would uphold Mutual's right natives' attachment to the San president of Jennings, to divert water for their original Luis Rey Mission) realized the Engstrand and Henrikson, purpose. Henshaw was not importance of their rivers for the attorneys for the city of Escondido and the Escondido required to deliver more runoff sustenance of life. in any year to Mutual than it And before them . . . and Iris Engstrand received the could have diverted from the before them . . . "The question entire river, had the dam not is how far back must we trace Award of Merit for the been built. roots" in honoring the rightful California Historical Two years later the U.S. claims to the county's water Society in March government and Mutual supply, continued the history formulated a contract which professor, also one of the state's Mutual Water Company. permitted the construction of a leading authorities on California The U.S. government, said power station on the Rincon history. Engstrand, should pay the reservation. Before this, said To some, 1885 seems early damages for those claims filed by Engstrand, the Indians were enough. That was the year that the Rincon and La Jolla bands unsuccessful in agricultural the pioneers of Escondido with the Indian Claims development because Escondido (about 30 miles north of San Commission (ICC). "They didn't leave enough water for the Diego) came to the San Luis Rey (government officials) made Indians during the summer. River. The following year they these contracts (securing cer-tain water rights for Escondidans), Mutual later secured rights and we've come to rely on them. from the government to buy If we lose our local water supply water from Henshaw. and then buy from the San In 1924 the government Diego water authority board, granted the water company a our water prices will increase." license to operate Project '76 — The board is in agreement the right to maintain a diversion with Escondido, he added, dam on the Rincon reservation because under present — for 50 years. conditions it doesn't need to Mutual applied for a new look for outside water sources. license in 1971, three years Currently, it costs Escondido before the old one expired, said $50 an acre-foot more for Engstrand. However, since 1974, imported water than local water. no decision has been reached, Since 1950, diverted water from and the company has been nearby Lake Henshaw has operating under automatic one- supplied the city with 7,000 acre- year licenses. feet per year, or about one-third Congressman Clair Burgener, its total supply. a member of the Appropriations Trying to"present both sides", Committee, has assured Mrs. Engstrand said the Indians Engstrand that FERC "will would like to own all of their decide by September." original water supply and sell The final decision may be their surplus to Escondido at a appealed to courts and may even price comparable to the cost of reach the Supreme Court, said Engstrand. *."•}» 14. 19?* v Kta Page 5 Foghat concert provides superb music

b> DOUGLAS FARMER pants, gestures frequently to the soloed on guitar, and the Chuck Put together a relentless, audience and maintains a Berry 50's rocker, "Maybelline." driving beat, pulsating and seemingly close personal contact lightning last bass guitar, a with its members, which serves Indeed, Foghat's music and steads. non-stop rhythm, mixed to drive home the lyrics he so concert performance have truly with a crisp, imaginative slide emphatically delivers. come of age. The group's guitar and dynamic vocals. Rod Price and Roger Earl, performance is more energetic, Combine the highly energetic also stylishly attired, performed more intense, and of higher and exilerating sound waves well. Price demonstrated great quality than most of it's given off by these ingredients skill and versatility in the use of counterparts in the United with an atmosphere of extreme slide guitar in rock music, while States and Great Britain. And if good feeling and very tasteful Earl kept the beat pounding it is questionable whether they special effects and what have throughout. are the world's best rock and roll you? The group performed two band, a title which they richly Answer: Your basic, straight­ encores for the very appreciative deserve, then, without a shadow forward Foghat rock and roll audience: "Chateau Lafitie '59 of a doubt, they are the second show. Boogie," during which Peverett best. Foghat, comprised of "Lomesome" Dave Peverett on r guitar and lead vocals, Roger Earl on drums, Rod Price on slide and lead guitar, and bassist Craig Mc Gregor treated approximately 13,000 euphoric members of a Sports Arena audience to about ninety minutes worth of their music Wednesday April 5th. The show began as the group entered the already fog by TIM RYLAND enveloped stage from the top of a Assistant Editor staircase at centerstage, and And now, the readers get their say... after a short, pre-recorded into, / have been reading your column for eight months now and I can FOCHAT'S "LONESOME" DAVE PEVERKTT immediately launched into photo by Mark Jenness really relate to a lot of the things you say. / just wanted you to know "Fool For The City," the title that. You are really okay. / would have written to you sooner but song from their fifth album. they wouldn't let me have anything sharp, rm better now, though. Talent show night marked Although the sound came across Hope you can read the crayon. a bit too noisy in the acoustically You are obviously a perspicacious and unusually perceptive with humor, music, delight poor Arena, Foghat performed individual. You and I would get along splendidly - I'd bet all the flawlessly, and members of the padding in my room on it. by STEVEN ETTINGER Brian played, the sound system audience could be seen dancing Entertainment Editor from the group the Snails was set in the aisles and clapping in time Dear Tim, This semester's talent show up, and the musicians to the music, some with hands lean tell by the words you write that we are of one soul, one mind-- last Saturday night might not themselves are to be thanked for high over their heads. The vou and / are the most compatible couple in the world. I thrill to your have even taken place were it not their generosity in allowing the group then went on to perform convoluted syntax, Tim, your dangling modifiers send me into for the good humor and concern rest of the talent to use their such numbers as "Home In My ecstacv. I was going to leave my body to science, but now rm willing shown by the students personal equipment. The Hand, My Babe, Driving to leave it to vou. Want my key? participating. Much to appearance by Stuart (Gooch) Wheel," and an extended version — Dave everyone's surprise, especially Putman was another unfortun­ of the classic "Honey Hush." Dave, 1 think you had better take your key, crawl back into your Social Co-Chairpersons Gene ate occurrence, but for a But it was the group's closet, and lock yourself in. Something tells me that you and 1 are not (Waldo) Gorski and Wio different reason. For some renditions of their earliest hit, "I homogeneous souls. This is true despite the fact that you are a homo (Elmer) Shields, at show time reason , the audience just didn't and I am a genius. there was no sign of the sound give Stu (a very funny guy) half a ... Foghat's music and system which was supposed to break or a chance to even get his concert performance Of all the non-Christian, anti-establishment, neo-Nazi, pro- have been delivered by Sound monologue rolling, and sadly his have truly come of age. Communist, quasi-Hindu, pseudo-intellectual, pre-natal, post-nasal West. For a few moments it was spot was practically limited to drip, sub-human scum that walk the earth, you are the most non- felt that without microphones introducing the Jazz Ensemble. I ethical, self-congratulatory, semi-erect, biped of them all. Don't take Just Wanna Make Love To and speakers the large crowd guess the crowd by this time was on super-vast storylines with half-vast ideas. You," and their biggest hit, wouldn't be able to hear, and the ready for some louder, more — Prof. P. Dantick "Slow Ride," that generated the show actually started without active music, and the Jazz author of Dantick's Prefix Dictionary loudest ovations from the the sound system. But the show Ensemble proved once again to Since you are so obviously adept at taking words and tacking in audience. "We're Gonna Take did go on, and for the most part be a big hit. As they set up, front of others, take the word "shove," attach it to the word "off," You On A Sl-o-w R-i-d-e . . ." it was enjoyable to the audience. pianist Carmen MacDonald and proceed to follow said direction. Peverett beckoned as he and Mike (T.W.) Campion started played two solo piano pieces by Price performed the opening off the show playing a medley of Chick Corea, including a nice chords of the song, and with Ryland, popular tunes on the harp. rendition of "La Fiesta". The Listen up and listen good. that, it looked as if almost the Sincerely, Despite the large attendance and Jazz Ensemble then played 4 entire audience had left their Fuming but Inhibited the lack of volume of the tunes, with USD students Marco seats, cheering, singing, and instrument, the audience was Fernandez and Bob Hart being Now that's the kind of letter 1 like. Brief and to the point. clapping with the music. "I Just very quiet and enjoyed Mike's aided by George Fares, Jerry Wanna Make Love To You" virtuosic renditions very much. Fons, and Mike Geilish. After served to showcase the onstage Now the rumer has leeked out, that you are a Writ ting Majer. We There followed after Mike a these tunes, a final one was herd this unbeleavable fact while sitting around the facultey loung spicy guitar jams for which number of singing guitar played with a slight change in and drinking are cofee and we just wont you to no, that we can't Peverett amd Price are well players, among them Chip Beck, personnel. Sam Cordelione and beleave ver oddacity at telling poeple you are in anny way conected noted for these days, and was Rusty Russell along with Phil Stevie (Arthur Jr.) Ettinger superbly performed. with us and we demanned, a retracsion on your part? Tupee, Shawn Chilton, Brian came forward and added their — The USD Inglish Departmint" musical prowess to the already The group also featured Sullivan and singer Ginny Beloved pedagogues, rest assured that your professional integrity hot group, the result being promising material included in remains intact. But perhaps you could enlighten me on a subject over ...the show did go on, dynamite. their soon to be released which I've often puzzled: if other professors go on sabbaticals, do Following the Ensemble, the album. One such song, a very and for the most part it English professors go on semaniticals? audience was treated to USD's melodic and bluesy number was enjoyable... own Snails, a punk rock group written by the renowned rhythm A question: where do you get your ideas? I thought that was you I and blues artist, Sam Cooke, Taylor, who played the flute very with Dave and Doug Farmer, saw sifting through the dumpsters behind the cafeteria last week. Do proved to be the only slow song nicely. Ginny has a rich, full Jim Barrow, and Larry Carr. the two have any connection? performed by the group the voice and was a pleasure to listen These punks had some of their I refuse to answer that question on the grounds that it may entire evening. It also proved to. fans dancing in the aisles with incriminate me. However, I usually get my ideas by going into a Foghat quite capable of The evening was not without their music, and the sheer Marx Brothers movie, turning on a Steve Martin tape, and opening a capturing the feel of their early controversy, however, and the novelty of their act (live snails Woody Allen book. The ideas come in direct proportion to the times blues roots which are the basis comedy routine of David (Sak's) crawling on at least one I am clouted about the cerebral area by irate movie-goers. for their style today. Parry left many a listener with an member's face) proved Onstage, Foghat are Dear Sir: extremely bad taste in their entertaining. And following the performers of the first rate, and Speaking for Cretins Representing American Pride (CRAP), We mouths. The first 10 to 15 Snails came the progressive definitely look the part. Craig feel it is our duty to call attention to your frequent and denigrating minutes of Dave's monologue Jazz/Rock sounds of Five Mc Gregor, in his flowered blue references to cretins and dwarves in your column. These insidious were for the most part well Leaves Left, with David Gould. jump suit and red baseball cap, putdowns of minority groups such as we do not go without effect in conceived and smoothly Jim Schwartz and Fred forever rocks back and forth to the collective unconscious of society. Please desist from such forms executed, and there were some Johnson. This trio played some the beat of the music, while of subtle prejudice. —CRA P Council on Public Relations moments which were quite really nice music, and proved to attacking the bass strings with funny. Dave unfortunately left be a good closing act for the Gentlemen, I appreciate your concern, but I would like to inform such speed and intensity, that he his good taste and judgment show. In all, the show was you that my grandfather was a cretin, and, having a cretin in my definitely must be considered backstage, and the final few enjoyable, and the only familial background, I am therefore justified in making jokes about one of the premiere bass minutes are among the rare few recommendations to be made said minority group. (Woody Allen makes fun of Jews, doesn't he? guitarists around. David wishes he could forget as concern equipment presence and Steve Martin makes fun of rubberheads. doesn't he?) P.S.: My Dave Peverett, dressed in a never having happened. better act scheduling to keep the grandmother was black, so look for more racial jokes in upcoming silver sparkle jacket and black By the time Chip and the show balanced and moving. columns. Page 6 V i«.ta QUESTION OF THE WEEK Carol Anderson sets goal Students revisit past eras as future nursing teacher

Intersiews by MONICA GORMAN by STEVEN ETTINGER camping, and traveling, and also Photos by TERESA KONYN Entertainment Editor crafts which involve" her hands, A liberal thinker with a mind such as ceramics and If you had to live in some other period of history besides the last geared towards success describes needlepoint. one hundred years, which period would you choose? Carol Anderson, this weeks At this time in her life, Carol subject for VISTA's Student Anderson's main goal is to teach Profile. Born and raised in rural nursing at the 4 year university m Colorado, Carol received her level. She insists teachers have a Associate in Science degree from strong clinical background, and Mesa College in Grand Junction i ? so she wants to get the education in 1971, and as an R.N. spent and the working experience roughly the next 5 years working which will eventually lead her in both as a medical-surgical nurse this direction. Carol doesn't and a psychiatric nurse. Ms. want to be a bedside nurse, and Anderson is now attending though there are many reasons USD's Philip Y. Hahn School of for this, one of the most Nursing, working towards her prominant is that she is a B.S.N., which she hopes to proponent of the Woman's receive in the Spring of 1979. Liberation movement and thus 1 would have liked to live Carol speaks highly of the finds that her approach to during the days of knights in Nursing program here at USD. nursing doesn't match shining armour and dragons and "This program is specifically traditional stereotyped roles of f romantic days of wine and roses geared to my needs." Carol nurses. when yur betrothed could be MICHAEL APRATO states. "It's a program designed JOE OLSON your date for the ASB Ball. Sophomore for R.N.'s with 2 or 3 year Junior (Either him or the dragon would credentials who want to get their The Renaissance period is the do). It would have to be during the bachelors. This program is most attractive to me. This was a MARIA NELSON Pre-mousterian period of designed so that within 2 years, period of universal knowledge Freshman Ancient Sumeria. This period with a minimum of repetition, Student and extreme cultural growth. 1 more than any other appeals to I would like to have lived I'll have my bachelors. The would like to have been involved profile me for the simple fact that this around 500 to 300 B.C., either in assumption is made here that we in the many discoveries which was the height of the Igmo Asia or the East. That was the already know the basics. Many were made during that time. 1 civilization, a period considered time when people were starting of the things we do here are what could see myself as another by many to be one of the most to think seriously about I'll be doing when in a Masters Michaelangelo. Music and art progressive cultural periods in themselves and the world. Many level program." The key to the were at their pinnacle and 1 program, Carol feels, is that man's history. of the founders of the world's Women in general, Carol would have liked to experience there is no time wasted on things great religions lived then. It was feels, have been severely limited them first-hand. the students already know. also approximately the time of in the past in the working world. the Greek philosophers. For Carol, there is no excuse Women were either teachers or Of course, in order to be able for wasted time. She's nurses, and both of these roles to participate in this new age of admittedly a perfectionist, and were extension^ of traditionally thought, 1 would have had to be she tries to organize her efforts accepted functions women were well-born. The lower classes towards their most productive supposed to serve. One of the were too busy working to ends. But she's not all business, most important realizations benefit. It would be interesting, and says that she needs non- Carol came to was that she as a though, to watch t|ie beginnings scholastic activities to feel good woman had potential, with of our modern philosophy and about herself. Carol enjoys capabilities that didn't have to be art. outdoor activities like skiing. limited because of the fact that she was a woman. Taking this frame of mind into her working Ring means more than situation, Carol realized that she could achieve success far beyond that of a bedside nurse, hence her a sapphire on the finger studies here at USD and her goals for the future. All of us, as we go through life, sapphire in a simple gold setting, TERRI LEE LORI FORCUCCI find that there are certain posses­ was given to Lach eight years Freshman Sophomore Carol has what may be termed sions that almost seem to ago by his older brother, who is liberal views on many current become a part of us — perhaps a now deceased. Obviously, any I would have liked to live issues of debate, for example 1 would choose to live in the locket, a fountain pen, a monetary value is unimportant; during the Golden Age of questions concerning abortion, 1800s because things didn't sportscar. If such an item is one what counts so far as George Greece. The Greeks lived a life of birth control, and also politics. change as quickly then as they do which we grow accustomed to Lach is concerned is that the ring leisure, parties, and sex. I would As regards the first two, Ms. now. It was not unusual then to seeing constantly as it is used is tangible representation of his enjoy existing in such an Anderson states: "I feel women live close to alot of relatives, in every day for a long time, it late brother and of his last eight uninhibited, open-minded should have complete control the same town with all your begins to represent to us all of years — "I almost feel as though society. friends. over their bodies. This means the the events that took place while I've grown up with that ring." He right to have an abortion, and by we have had it. Moreover,every­ also feels, however, that he has all means access to birth one knows that profound sense slight chance of recovering the control." Carol finds San Diego of loss when such an item is ring, and is appealing now to the really conservative, owing to the misplaced, stolen or lost — truly, Christian spirit at USD in hopes large military and retired the words "sentimental value" that whoever found it will relent. populations here, and doesn't express an attachment that Naturally, the reward is still know where she'll end up living. everyone knows and that offered as an incentive. Southern California is too deadens when something like George Lach's difficulties spread out and impersonal for this is gone. typify something that we all go her, and she hates freeways and through, but rarely think of modern apartments. She finds, This is, however, not simple when we are not immediately oddly enough, that even though speculation for George l.ach, a involved — that sublime anguish the west coast is supposedly junior and biology major at that strikes when something liberal, often her views are even USD. Last Friday, April 7th, prized, as mentioned above, is more liberal than the native Lach had completed a biology lost. It isn't often that anyone Californian. This proves to be a lab and went into the men's who finds a lost item thinks of bit frustrating for her, but she room in the main hallway in the one who lost it and would, PAT JOHNSON says that she is encouraged when RICH LINDLEY Serra Hall, downstairs, to wash for whatever reason, like to Junior she meets people who share her Freshman his hands: unfortunately, he recover it; such sentiments are thoughts and values. neglected to retrieve his ring usually reserved for ourselves 1 think that I would probably 1 would choose the sixteenth which he had placed on the when we are the ones who do the Carol is happy in San Diego, opt for the first century after century Vienna. During this time basin. It was not until over an losing. Perhaps, if the next time though, because the weather is Christ's life on earth. This was a the governmental structure hour later, while in class, that he someone finds something like a lovely and because she is time of peace and development. allowed more freedom to the realized that he was not wearing ring, they were to put themselves pursuing her life's goals in an But above all, it was a time of individual than had ever been it; but, upon returning to the in the place of the one who lost it, environment conducive to her radical change. All that we known before to western washroom, he found that the more things would be returned. outdoors-oriented style. She represent as westerners—our civilization. All fields of ring was no longer there. That isn't the best reason the strikes one as poised and thoughts and ideals, morals, and civilizations experienced Subsequent inquiries to cleaning is simply that possessions confident, which are perhaps the attitudes—have roots in this era best advancement during this era. I personnel yielded nothing, and should be returned to the owner key reasons for her happiness of history. Our art, philosophy, would be able to live in a society he has thus far been unable to because it is their possession. about herself. She has a and most notably, our religion of individual freedom and secure the ring's return, in spite And, maybe. George Lach will direction in life and is working were born at this time. (Besides, I expression which was paralleled of advertising efforts and a S25 be lucky in this case and get back towards it, and her enthusiasm always thought I'd look hot in a only by present day America. reward offer. something that is really valuable alone practically assures her of gladiator suit). ' The ring, a 2-carat black star- onlv to him. Mavbe. achieving it. Page 7

Midnight Bowlers Tourney Coming

The Second Annual 1M Spring Bow ling tournament will be held next Saturday, April 22, at midnite. This event is held at the Clairmont Bowl (next to the Alamo). Teams consist of two guys and two gals with each bowling 3 games each, the 12 combined scores are totaled to determine a champ. 1M t-shirts will be given to the winners. All you need to do, to sign up. is hand in a roster with $4.00, (that's the total cost for the Three undergrad seniors Championships. Pictured above whole team), by April 19th at (Eddie Davis, Jimm Huffman, are Back left; D. B. Rogalski, 1:00 p.m. to the 1M office, to 1M and Jerud V.P. McFerrin) Micky Spilger, Jimm Huffman. person in front of the cafeteria, Playoff favorite Mad Dogs lams, and the leadership of John joined forces with 2 law students Front; Terry Kasbeer, Eddie or to D.B. Rogalski in Rm. 310 were defeated by Unrefined Humphreys. Team members and 4 law alumni, to produce an Davis, Jocko Cohen. Not DeSales. Flying Fertilizer in the pictured are: Back row left, J. undefeated season (12-0) along pictured, Jerud McFerrin and Championship "A" Basketball Humphreys, K. McWilliams, B. with Grad and All-School David Miller (sustained broken game. Fertilizer won behind the Wirt, and Mike Polzin. Front, Intramural "A" Basketball nose in title game). hot shooting of Bruce Wirt, the John Valata, Tom Rizzo, rebounding of Kelly McWill- Wardell Partington.

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Lack of minority representation University of San Diego not conducive to understanding ®fi While it is laudable that USD ". . . ads in a variety of student participation in these programs another, conse­ VISTA is committed to the goal to educational publications which quently Black studies, and Editor, David K. Rankin "recruit and retain faculty with a are distributed nationally" I suspect Chicano studies at Wmm commitment to excellence in would generate—it seems to me— teaching," the school has indeed little if any productive response many universities and colleges failed in that area of goal since these publications are more have failed in the past. How attainment where recruitment of oriented toward a somewhat many advisors can honestly say more minority faculty and exclusive segment of American that they personally give administration is desired. society. One suggestion is to credance to channeling both Difficulties in recruitment of place advertisements in white and minority students into minorities in general, and Blacks nationally syndicated minority courses of ethnic studies? Of in particular do exist to be sure publications or at predominately course there are many reasons to because of inadequate salaries, minority graduate schools where avoid counseling in this competition with larger schools, word is more likely to reach direction. personal rejection of USD by these ethnic minorities. There In this country we boast of prospective applicants, and the are also professional groups in education as one of the dispellers federal government who San Diego County well- of ignorance and harbinger of "reputedly" hires a majority of equipped to assist in qualified enlightenment. Can it harm me qualified applicants. Because miority recruitment; all it takes as a Black who has always been these difficulties in fact exist is for goal achievement is a sincere told he has no cultural heritage no reason to cloud the issue effort on the part of USD. to seek out truth through formal through diffusion of minorities education? On the other side of to include women in the School the coin, would it not be of Business, and future staff important for the White student apathy in the recruiting effort; COMMENTARY to learn something about my 'The job will be yours by six, Mr. Jones.' USD manages to fill most of its by rich African heritage, and how vacancies from a pool of that heritage gave my Black qualified White applicants who Hennin D. Foreman American forebears the are willing to accept the wherewithal to be able to make "inadequate salaries" and at the significant contributions to same time turn down more Qualifications still remain American society and culture? lucrative offers made by "bigger paramount, but attempts at This is not to say that formal schools." If USD does in fact minority recruitment then education will completely dispell desire this excellence in teaching become more meaningful. ignorance, bigotry, hate, and as represented through a . . .if Since Sr. Furay already illusions of ethnic inferiority; I you will, more colorful. . . staff commented on the negative would think, however, that this representative of the commun- effects this lack of minority way would certainly be a step in ity-at-large, then administrative faculty and administrative the right direction. problem-solving should be representation has on both But back to the question at applied to change the situation, Chicano and Black students at hand! Bravo again for Sr. Furay and not merely vocal USD, I shall not belabor the who so eloqently projected a expressions of a desired change. point any further. What I would "change in the situation" at USD it is extremely hard to like to speak to briefly is how an through future population understand how USD can inadequate curriculum (curric­ growth on campus, additional minority student enrollment, effectively recruit and maintain ulum which fails to take note of "Enjoy your new job, Mr. Smith. " in "good faith," any semblance significant minority contribu­ and the upgrading and of minority representation on tions to American society), and improvement of facilities. If campus, when each department the real world at USD in which these changes have the power to is responsible for the myriad "there are no ethnic minorities in attract more minority faculty Quotations. . . tasks of providing for a good administration and only five and administrative personnel, curriculum, managing its fulltime and three part time just think what could be "It's spring fever — you don't quite know what it is that you want, departmental affairs, attending faculty members" actually accomplished if USD brought its but it just fairly makes your heart ache, you want it so." various conferences, and detracts from the stature and resources and expertise to bear —Mark Twain performing the host of other overall excellence of USD. on this problem of recruitment day-to-day activities associated This situation does not create today! Not only would we be "The sun, with all those planets revolving around it and dependent with a higher education. In spite understanding, amity, and more prepared for future growth upon it, can still ripen a bunch of grapes as if it had nothing else in the of these, and many other respect between minorities and at USD, but I suspect we would universe to do." requirements, each department whites; rather it sustains myths also go far in reaching the —Galileo is expected to develop its own of ethnic inferiority, discourages presently unattained goal of a program of advertising and student excellence, perpetuates faculty and administration truly Never part without loving words to think of during your absence; recruitment, and may be held ignorance and aloofness, representative of the student it may be that you will not meet again in life." accountable for negative results. and thereby has a concomitant population at USD. -J.P.F. Richter Nor does there appear to be negative effect on the overall any individual departmental excellence of USD. Another "Sunsets in themselves are generally superior to sunrises; and with program which is systematically spinoff of this situation is a the sunset, we appreciate images drawn from departed peace, and planned, coordinated, or general disregard for ethnic Hennin D. Foreman is I he faded glory." monitored to assure some studies. To have these study president of the Black Student —George Stillman rtilliard success in this effort. To place programs is one thing; to get Union. s n [XI

by PEST A and LIGHT returned as Christians. How Two Orthodox Jewish could we have failed?" gentlemen met one day and The three men entered the exchanged news of one another. synagogue and began to implore At one point their conversation God's assistance in the matter. turned to their respective sons. "Oh God, we all had sons. Each "I can't understand it," said wi good boys! All were sent the first. "I had a son. He was a into the world to become rabbis, good boy! 1 sent him out into the yet they all became Christians. world to become a rabbi and he How could this sad .thing returned a Christian. Where did happen?" I go wrong?" "Funny you should mention "Funny you should mention that," lamented the second. "I, that," replied the rabbi sadly. "I, too, had a son. He was a good too, had a son. He was a good boy! I sent him out into the boy! I, too, sent him into the world to become a rabbi and he world to become a rabbi and he returned a Christian. Where did returned a Christian. How can I 1 go wrong?" be the religious leader of my Deciding to go to the community when 1 cannot even synagogue, to pray for their keep my own family in the faith? sons, the two men met their Come, let us pray together for rabbi. our lost sons." "Rabbi." one of the men In the distance there was a began, "each of us had a son. rumble, and a glow filled the Both were good boys! We sent synagogue as a voice filtered them out into the world to down from the heavens: "Funny become rabbis, yet both vou should mention that . . ."