McElroy Rescinds Editor Firing Enrollment Up, by John H. Taylor Chancellor McElroy Tue day re cinded the dl ml al of DaVid Buchbinder a<, Triton Time Editor.in·Chief, acting on a recommendation f rom Vlce·Chamelior But Growth of tudent Affair George Murphy . .Murphy , to whom Buchbinder appealed the hance llor ' month·old deLl"lon. a.,d the Univ.ersity' po ition had been " legally untenable," and lJ[ed Rate Drops mlsunder tandlOgs a to the role of legal coun eI in hi offi e , and be[\Veen hi" office and the UC general oun el. Although projected enrollm nt figures for 1974-75 ar higher tho,," l;t~t y ar, The editor's dismisal, recommended to McElroy by the UCSD Communication, UCSD's rate of growth i down. Board last month, resulted from a furor over an April Fool's issue of the paper ThC' N xt year, approximately 6,713 newspaper was subsequently found to have been "consistently Insensitive" to hE' ~tudenb will attend Rev II , Muir, 3rd Interests of " people of color" at UCSD and 4th olleges combined. This IS 714 Buchbinder learned of his reinstatement in a 4.30 pm me tlng With Murphy on mor than this year's 5,999. The rate for Tu sday " All I can say IS that I'm happy," he commented " I'm glad I fou!!ht it . growth IS on the decline however, with Buchbinder said he would sue the university had his dismiss al not b en rever d only an 11 percent Increa e from this The misunderstandings, Murphy said, occured when Student AffairS ollml,1 year to 1974-75, as compared to the 15 Raphael Levens and the UC general counsel at Berkeley acted at first to legally defpnd percent increase from 1972-73 to 1973- the dismissal of Buchbinder, rather than to criticize it "They thought since the 74 decision was made- and we seemed determined to stick to It- they hould do Th variou colleges have taken whatever was necessary to defend it." different growth trends. Revelle, which In a letter to Buchbinder. McElroy said he felt there should be a distinction bet· has had an annual increase in growth, is ween the ditor as an editorialist and the editor as a manager, but approved \urph'y 's cutting back its enrollm nt, the only George Murphy recommendation to reinstate because of the legal ambiguity Involved coil g at UCSD that will do 0 next year. The fall, 1972 showed 2,400 tudents Thought Legally Viable nrolled and the Fall 1973 enrollment figures were up to 2,661, almost an 11 Comm. Board legal counsel Mark Bookman said he had operated under thp p rcent Increase ext year, however assumption that the actions of the Comm Board, in recomm nding the firing of the th r will only be ome 2,546 tudents. editor, were legal. "Without having done any specific research , It had eem d to mE' MUir' enrollment continues to in­ that the Board acted viably, as did the Chancellor In his deciSion to uphold the crease, with a marked difference in the Board's recommendation." growth rat . In Fa ll 1972 th re were 2,392 Levens, speaking to the Triton Times on Wednesday, said he had advi ed Murphv. ~tu d nt at Muir which Incr a ed 23 following Buchbinder's dismissal, that the :"";;'001 '5 pOSition was untenable the same percent the next fall to 2,955 tudent . day Dave DOfenson, UCSD lia on to general counsel at Berkeley told Murph he had lor Fa ll 1974 approximately 2,984 reached similar conclu Ions 'Sub equent xaminatlon of the law at the request of the ~tu dents will attend MUIr, a 9 perc nt Vice-Chancellor," said Levens, "proved me correct." Incr a Fo llowing submission of Leven ' research , consisting of four ca e InvolVing chool On the oth r hand, Third ollege newspapers, and an April 26 meeting in which Dorenson recommended rein tatement ~ hows a tr mendous incr as for n xt to the Vice-Chancelor, Murphy said Buchbinder's appeal pro eeded normally year . In I all 1972, 566 tudent wer resulting in his recommendation to the Chancellor thiS week . nrolled ThiS In rea d 3 perc nt in 73 Murphy said his orjginal suggestions to the Chancellor for disml al of Buchblnopr with 574 and n xt year 753 stud nt wi II wele " bad advice. Our legal homework hadn't been done well " enroll, marking a 31 p rcent in rea During the Wednesday meeting of the Comm Board, after a ummary b Murph\ These proje t d figur s for rail 74 of the events leading to the decision to reinstate, Comm Board chairman Michael ome from two sources . those who are W eiss asked why the Chancellor "didn't look into the legalities before he made hi continuing stud nt and tho e who have decision." Bookman indicated a similar feeling In an Interview later that afternoon applied In response, McElroy aid, " That's why I have qualified people around me. and a Communications board to make considered recommendations to m " continued on page 2 Wilham McElroy continued on page 15 CEP Will Decide Rudy Nominated as Fourth College Provost

Grading Issue by Valerie Girard by Paul Osterm"n III Lee Rudy. it has been announced, is the man who is UCSD ometlme in mid June to make the tran Ition With sup I iously. " according to now awaiting final approval of the Board of Regents Pat Ledden in taking over the dutie of 4th Collegp ill\' fate of the proposed Dave Carl on . Daily Ne us before he assumes the position of the new Fourth Provost. l!rddlnl! \yst('m which staff writ r He said, " ther Co llege Provost. Many expected Pat Ledden to continue on a prO\ost 1n(lud('s plusl'~ l + and has been critici m that Rudy is due to arrive at UCSD next Monday. During when Fourth opened In the fall . Ledd n Will continue to I11lnu\es (-) will be decided grade are too high, but th most of next week, he will be acquainting himse lf with teach math ne t year here at UCSD and Will probably go by th(' C0mmlt't ee o n professors ar keen to the the duties of Fourth College Provost, meeting with Pat back to an admini trative po t at MUir Ledden \\ a, I ducation PoliCY (CE P) sy tem in e it allows Ledden, the acting Fourth College Provost and some of previou Iy A istant Provo t at MUir before h took tl today greater flexibility In the the faculty which will be instructing at 4th next year. year's leave of absence to plan and develop 4th ~o that If th(' er r adopt the t'ntire wstem itself " The process for the appointment of uch a position as it could open in the fall plus-mllHls I atllre th provost is an involved one. A search committee is Ledden Will continue through the summer In a sls tlng propo\al \\'ill thf'n l!0 to the UC Davis ha had the established and they advertised in national journals in Rudy with various programs. Rudy will al 0 be a I,tpd /\( rld('inl, ... nate In lune for plus minus system sin e the order that many can be considered for the job. This leads by Ed Tystke who will fill the as I tant provo t post at approval Spring of 1970. Acc ording to a varied selection of applicants from which the 4th. At the pre ent, a re Id nt dean I b rng so ught and hould the plus minus to Rob Kamai, Davis search committee select', a late. the RA's ar soon to b interviewed 'yst<'m he adopted, UCLA, student. "there was no grea t The first preference is then taken to a tenure board to and ur . anta ruz will be opposition on the students be approved as a faculty member in his department. In th rl'ilmlnlng lie (ampu rart Students were mainly this case, Rudy was tenured as an APIS professor and not UI1 the plus- minu in favor of the option." reviewed for his scholarship and teaching abilitie . Assorted ~ad Ii nas .,YStl·1ll Davi also has a ra s - no Next he was put before an academic review. He had At UC I rvine. students to have the approval of Pat Ledden, acting Provost at record option which is Needless to say, you've already blown it if ou b Ii ve the ystem where 4th and the Dean of Graduate School. His application urrently up for revlPw In haven't registered to vote by now for the June 4 th plus mlnu system was was given to an Ad Hoc committee for approval as well the Academl enate. primary election. ildopted fall, " IS fai rly a a budget committee. Rudy then had to be approved :1)15 Berkeley has had the plus However, if you are registered in a county other dbsurd," a cording to Jim by Chancellor William McElroy. minus system for ~ix years than the one in which you will be June 4, you can Mall k, tudent at Irvine. The final decision will come on May 15 when Rudy's " Students are used to It." request an absentee ballot from your local county " It has mad the whole file will be brought before the Board of Regent for final according to ean Cordon. registrar. The deadlin .. fnr ~lIr" " rPQIIPd ic M~ 14 grading system even more [ditorial Director of the approval. Also, today is the last day to drop the class you rrdlcu lou ." Mallek said, " It Daily Cal Cordon also aid, Lee Rudy comes to UCSD from Ri ce Univer Ity. a haven't been to in a month. Add/drop cards, ms to ha\ e been a private s hool located in Texa . Ther h wa Ma ter ,e " we're glad It 's here " stamped by the cashier upon our pa ing ui th~ 3 maneuv('f to lower the p aking about the A + (slmillar to provost) of Weiss ollege, one of man processing fee, are due b 4: 0 at Me 211, or at the dverage CPA It has grade he aid, " it's a freak 011 ge 10 ated within Rice Unlver ity There he wa Registrar office. baSica lly ., re'Wt'd peopl In no additional rOlnt very uc e sful as an admini trator up ". Finan , application for ditorial and bu ine~ are ~ IV f'n for a grade " Rudy I a matenal inti t and If approved, he Will po ilion on the Triton Time ar due at 117 Blake /\t U( B, whNE' thE' plu\ 'Th(' f.l( lilly .11 U< 0 MP (ontlnu hi work In U D' PI d partm!'nt He" Hall b 5:00 thi .fternoon Your application mu I be "HIlU' 'y'tt'rn WdS .Idoptt.d In f,wor of thl' prop(N,d >'1)('( lally IntNe ted In undergraduatp ~tudle dnd" a companied by a r ferral lip from the tud nl (lIily" II'W Yl'd(, .Igo. "!Ill' notl'd for h" \(holastl clnd tt'achlng clbrlitlC's a, well continued on paRe 2 a~ £mplo"ment OHin' ',! 1,'11'111 v it.\.... It tOI hI' tommlltmt'nt If approved, he Will bp tlrr1VIn~ at 'iPOLI1ICS: JAMES 5010 I Assorted Goings On Intern Committee Finds No Bias Revelle To Sponsor \Uard's New Theory Photo Contest los Angeles Supervisor and Democratic Cubenatorial by Paul Osterman III matter, however it called positions," said Murphy, way of knowing if any are Candid,lte Baxter Ward has announced that he will Tran Vin Dlnh Revelle Elections upon the Vice Chancellor to "wi II come from the budget minorities." conduct a hearing to challenge the ballistics report on A committee appointed assure affirmative action in of the ex isting program." Interviews are expected by the Black Students appointments and em ­ the assasnination of Robert F. Kennedy by Sirhan Vietnamese writer Tran Candidates are now being three students from each The initial selection to be completed by Friday Union (BSU) and Vice ployment." Sirhan. Van Dinh will lecture at the sought to be on the Revelle college and one from each committee, Daryl Fanberg, afternoon, May 10. Ac ­ Chancellor and Dean of The charges, filed by BSU Ward, in a personal letter to the Triton Times, is with University of California, San Committee on College of four ethnic groups at Wendy Mackay, and Donna cording to Fanberg, "ap­ Student Affairs George member Michael Garret, los Angeles District Attorney Joe Busch who has been Diego Wednesday, May 15, Affairs (R .C.C.A.) or The UCSD. T.U .S.C. allocates Schwarzbach from Muir plicants will probably be Murphy, to review asserted that no minorities against a re-examination of the ballistics case. Ward on "Communications in Undergraduate Student over 5110,000 each year to College, and Neil Treister notified by Monday af­ discrimination against the had been appointed to any said to the Triton Times that, "I am in a deep dispute Wars of National Council (T.U.S.C.) for next student groups and from Revelle, were ap­ ternoon." student intern program, has of the positions, and the with the District Attorney of los Angeles who is liberation." year. organiutions. It gets this pointed by TUSC . The The two new interns wi II declared in its five page process of selection appear dedicated to maintaining the position that ~othing is Van Dinh will speak at 8 Revelle students will vote money from the S6/quarter committee received si~ty­ work either with Mark report to the Vice Chan­ to have been wrong with the ballistics-and that even if there were it p.m. in Room 2250 of the in two weeks for these two activity fee that each five applications and had Bookman in Financial Aids ce llo'r that there was no discriminatory, since it was would be impossible to go into that now." ' Humanities & social committees. Petitions to student is required to pay. eight positions to fill. or with Assistant Vice The former newscaster will start the hearing May 13 Sciences Building on Muir run for either committee discrimination. However, void of any imput from a The new committee, Chance llor Mary Decker for before the los Angeles County Board of Supervisors. campus. can now be picked up at the two additional intern minority student. supplemented by Cheryl the new student handbook Ward, on filing for statewide office, announced that he The talk is the fifth and Revelle Provost Office, and positions have been Dea n Murphy told the Ga rret, a BSU member, and The student intern opened . Triton Times that it was appointed by Dean Murphy wanted to look into the assasination of Robert Kennedy final program in the Third Tran Van Dinh returned by May 13 . program at present ha s in 1968 by Sirhan Sirhan. He believed at that time that College Communications The R.C.C.A . is the According to Mark Book­ evident that the selection has begun to review all eig ht positions throughout there are some conflicts that should be resolved . Ward lecture Series, "Com­ York, Dag Hammarskjold student government at man, Director of the Intern process did not provide a applicants that were not the University. According believes now that the case should be reopened im­ munications, Ideology and College in Columbia, Md., Revelle. This committee is Program, the committee " result that was selected for the intern to Vice Chancellor Dean mediately. Technology; The Current and is currently teach ing at composed of 6 students, 3 members were Phil representative of the positions. Murphy, " the intern One can only speculate on the motivations of Ward. Crisis." Temple University. faculty members, the Raphael, Fred Henderson, campus community, and in Ten people were selected program is a way. of in­ Ward has been waging an effective campaign and has Born in Hue, Van Dinh Van Dinh is author of resident dean, the college Ji m Beckley, Muir College order to adjust that result, earlier this week by Daryl volving the students in the ?een gaining ground. However Ward is known primarily was a member of the " No Passenger on the dean and his assistant. They Dean, and Mary Decker and not fire anyone in the Fanberg for interviews. University. The students we In the los Angeles Area, where he had been a televis ion Vietnam liberation Army in River," an anti-war novel receive Revelle's share of Assistant Vice Chancellor. process, two new positions Fanberg said, " I basically have now are really in­ ?roadcaster before becoming a los Angeles Supervisor the first Indochina war and co-author of "Australi~ the vending machine profits Bookman said the report, were opened. Additional chose three people from volved and are finding out " didn't deal with the In 1972. Perhaps Ward hopes to gain statewide following World War II. He and the Asian Revolution " and finance many com­ funds for the new each college, but I have no what is going on." recogn ition by reopening a case which strikes deep into joined the South Vietnam "Why We Are Still in mittees and projects. hearts of California Democrats. At any rate Baxter Ward Foreign Service in 1954, Vietnam," " Laos : War and T.U.S.C. is the university­ has brought up some interesting thought maybe serving in Thailand, Burma, Revolution" and "We the wide voice and power for gratuitous, points on the Kennedy Assasination. Argentina and the United Vietnamese," He has' also UCSD undergraduates. It is ISeleeted Shorts I Supported by three prominent Criminaologists, Ward States. written articles for the presently com posed of claims that there is some doubt as to the distance of the Since 1964, Van Dinh has Washington Post, The New Last week the Revelle Committee on College used to shoot Kennedy, doubt as to the angle of Capitalism ala USSR \ tonville auto-factory ma intenance man. Ri chards, when ~i~tol been a journalist and York Times, The Christian Aff.irs voted to sponsor UCSD's first photography firing, and doubt that the bullets which killed Robert Cantate Sunday finally contacted, reluctantly agreed to take the job. He lecturer. He has taught at Science Monitor, New contest. The contest will be open to all studt.nts ilt Kennedy were fired from the gun which was in the (Christian Science Monitor) The Soviet Union has reported that he had no idea who had voted for him, the State University of New Republic and The Nation. This Sund~y is Cantate Sunday, featuring a variety of UCSD .nd six cash prizes will be ilwarded, possession of Sirhan Sirhan. become the big gest supplier of refined gold bullion to adding, " I've got my suspicions, though." choral and Instrumental music. The 16-voice UCSD The organizer of the contest is Robin Mitchell, • Ward claims he does not doubt the guilt of Si rhan the United States, according to Commerce Department C~amber Smgers, under the direction of David Chase sophomore ilt Revelle. Mitchell silid th.t the contest Sirhan and that he believed there was no "conspiracy". data for the first quarter of this year. Freedom's Just Another Word ... will slOg Bach 's Motet NO . 6. A chamber orchestra' is designed, "to give UCSD photographers. chal'lce Ward, does say though in his letter to the Triton Times This is b lieved to be the first time on record that the Work with UFWA cond,ucted by harpsichordist John Dobson, will p erfor~ to be recognized and possibly benefit from the art that, "As. a former newsman, I view part of the jssue as USS R has overtaken Switzerland and Canada as the (The Door) Pre si dent Nixon recently presented " The Bach s Brandenberg Concerto NO. 5. UCSD student main supplier of the metal. that they have spent many long nights in the suppression . Indeed, there are interests across the Freedom Award" to his former advisor and Secretary of Cheryl B?urne will interpret " The Song Is love" through Def nse Melvin Laird . darkroom perfecting.". country who have been frustrated and outraged by what The United Farm Workers grapes, head lettuce, and , In the first three months of this year, the United of America is offering Gallo wines. Workers will the "':ledlum of dance . Elisabeth Marti and Ann Chase States Imported 35 1,368 ounces of Soviet gold valued at Photographs will be judged in three different they consider to be a complete cover-up of vital in­ will smg a duet, and Deborah Kavasch will offer a vociil formation." students from around the be provided with room and $45,988 million or $130.88 an ounce. The rreedomAward is the highest civilian honor a categories: people, unusual [including special ef­ country a chance to spend solo as the Offertory. Two excerpts from " Godspell" will fects ] ~nd aesthetic [scenes and "pretty picture ~; " ] . reopening of the six year controversy will board, plus five dollars per President can bestow, and it is generally awarded for an W~rds be sung by the University lutheran choir. The ca'tegories are designed to give the judges and certainly arouse a lot of interest in both the election of week subsistence money. Cubs and Robbers individual's contributions to human freedom . 9595 La Jolla Shores Drive, at North Torrey Pines contestants general guidelines to follow and not to Ca lifornia's next governor, and in the search for the They wi II be expected to Road, next to UCSD. eliminate any photos. truth in Robert Kennedy's murder in another California work between forty and (The Lafayette Sun) A gun toting, knife wielding, Cub During his 4 '/, years as Secretary of Defense, Laird's primary. sixty hours per week. cout was arrested and taken to Juvenile Hall for in­ Department of Defense warplanes dropped about 10 tn each category a 525 first prize and a 510 secorui .**** •• Fifty positions are vestigation after attempting to rob patrons In two billion pounds of e~p lo sives on Indochina-the most prize will be awarded . In addition, the winnir'J! .' available in Southern Enrollment Lafayetts, California stores . Intensive bombardment of any territory in human pictures will be published in the last issue of th e California, and another continued from page 1 " He scared us to death," said a spokesman at the history. Triton Times. All entries should be approximately 9" x 7" or 8" x thirty in the San Francisco be opening this fall, will Tickled Pink Beauty Salon . " He pulled out a gun which 10" and mounted in some fashion to aid judging and Nutrition Course at Extension Bay Area . Employment will to enter ne~t year . More is contribute to most of the looked fake and attempted to rob us . We told him to Course Terminations displaying. A maximum of 4 pictures molY be enterred run from June through usually known after Fall growth which will take leave and got him outside and locked the door. Then he by each contest.nt. Each should be separately September. registration which takes place next year at UCSD. tried to ram the door with his bicycle." I n a meeting of the Provosts of the four Colleges it Two leading authorities UCLA, and Dr. Jelliffe, wrapped and have.n entry blank .«ached to it. Applications should be place in the middle of May. Both Revelle and Muir are was decided to terminate some of the Interdisciplinary on nutrition will conduct professor of pediatrics and All contestants must be am.teurs, No conteslant sent to Summer Em­ According to Bob Starkey, attempting a gradual Program courses; specifically Interdisciplinary 10 the UCSD EJltension short public health at UCLA's the summer doing can have earned any money from his or her ployment, c/o United Farm the projected figures can be decrease which will allow Official Straw Votes (Interpersonal Behavior) and Interdisciplinary 11 course " Nutrition Updated" School of Public Health something meaningful. photographic skills. Workers of America, 'Post off by 50 to 100 students. for smaller classes, yet (C linica l Perspectives) . The reasons are still not totally Saturday morning, June 8. Hill also cover: the con: Student workers will work (The Door) The Watergate scandal may be scaring Further information ilbout the contest can 'be Office Box 62, Keene, insure ample enrollment for clear, but some of the issues involved seemed to be the They are Roslyn B. Alfin- tinuing need for calcium in UFWA offices in 3rd. and 4th college, people away from politics-but what's happening in obtained by calling Robin Mitchell at 453-4988 or California 93531 . the years to come. use of lecture appointments instead of regu lar faculty Slater, Ph.D., and Derrick B. essentials of a 'good diet,: espeCIally 4th , which will Ortonville, Michigan, is ridiculous. going to EDNA. Entries must be tumed in to EDNA. California in organizational (thus having practicing psychologists teaching the Jelliffe, M .D., co-authors of labeling and the consumer The deadline for .11 pictures is MAY 31 , 1974, no and support activities for courses) . Also, Muir Provost John Stewart is quoted as the column SCience, Food prevention of malnutritio~ the union's strike against In the recent election in Ortonville, for tax aS~t!~ · Jr, entries will be accepted after that date. and Health, which appears in early chi ldhood, and no ca ndidates signed up. On election day, however, saying that the courses (1.0. 10 and 11) " do not meet the California growers and the high academic standard of the University of Ca lifornia" . each Sunday in the Los prevention of food-borne boycott against table there were four write-in votes, each for a different Angeles Times Home diseases . person. magazine. The Provosts have agreed to arrange a meeting to Since no winner could be named, Oakland County Dr. Alfin-S later, discuss this situation with concerned students. All Clerk lynn Allen ca lled a meeting of the four winners to professor of nutrition students who are interested in the fate of these courses resolve the tie. Not one of the winning candidates SATURDAY FILMS showed up. please contact Provost John Stewart (x1901) or Michele Stone (x1030) for the time of this meeting. from France Clerk Allen rt!fused to give up. He went into the CEP street, selected three passers-by, and had them draw Last Year at Marlenbad continued from page 1 straws on behalf of the absent candidates. change," according to CI: P The final winner was Ronald D. Richards, an Or- Chairman Dr. Leonard Newmark. Should the plus minus feature be finally Jean ~oeteau's Classic adopted by the CEP today, You really think you're saving does it all. Total wets, soaks, cleans little doubt exists that the something. Like the time it takes for and cushions. And you only have to Academic Senate will proper lens care. And the cost of dif­ use a single solution to get the whole approve he change. Should ferent solutions. But in the 10111 run job done. this OCC llf, UCSD students you may wind up payina for short There's a free, fresh lens cue will be gl aded with plus and cuts. There's a chance your contacts evay time you buy TotaI~ And we're minus ~ uffixes beginning will become contaminated. They'D so IUI'e )'OU'U like TocaI- that we'll next year . probably feel uncomfortable and live you your second bottle free. Just ~~ You may even get an iluta Newmark also said, ''''e you. eye send • Total boxtop with )'OW' name, infection. So why take sys tem 'Vi I! prc'!id~ more addreaI and coIIeF name accuraq, and the students ...... _- chances with saliva? to: Total, AlIapn will get p. id off better for Now there's Total~ Pharmaceuticals, 2525 their wo' " The new all-in-one Dupont Drive, Irvine, "The sy.stem will lower contact lens solution that CaHfomia 92664. average GPA's and create Befor. you Ihop lor I _ eeI', find out ~"" you , ... with u• . You mly be Ible to .lIord more e.' than you thouO/It poe. more lassies between Ilbll. student; and faculty," Newmark continued. Student against the proposed change believe that, " there IS mllch more to lose With thiS propmed ---- (hange, than there 15 to '-..... gain " FUMy~;;. i~n~~;---';5fc~~ Beauty & The Bea~t 1('(' Ilurk£'. "' t\lopnt l nhhy :fi~( U.C.8.D. Student Union Oood K."..... H_b IItO ..· \J. ... Or•• mont Col.... 80. Office Oc_n Toed Clothlnt· Le JoIle Dlrt'rtor hPrE' _It Ul!>[) 1\ 1401 Camino del ".r, De' Mar. SUI'. 103. 7S$.OUU T...... way to -. ,.... Mrl J ..n loce. A,"lIln' Va Pr_t Ind ...... eger The N_ Dow Sound City 8.0 . Stete Artec Center I(·"dlnll th(' II!;ht ilJ.(_ltn~t thf' en..., 111"_"1 AU Wh...... Record lac.tl_ USB 2722 7:30 PM $1.00 propo~d (h.lngl' UNIVERSITY BOOKSTO-.E t_ Record. - 801 • .,. . Enclnlte.

10, 1974 : TRITON TIMES QUESTIONNAIRE Strange Disciplines UCSF Researcher Warns No one Will believe this, but the idea enough response to the other categories, for this lufstionnaire occurred to us we will tabulate them also. All results will before N,)rtf, Star's and the Reader's be published. Major Major Major Major AhoutLittle-Known VD questionnaire appeared. Our purpose is SAN FRANCISCO-"Venereal diseases caused by TRIC to learn what you think of us andwhat For Freshmen, not recommended for the erased the doubts of many Finished questionnaires may be agents are becoming more frequent and take more time you think needs improvement. Sophomores, or even intellectually inclined. of you who are as yet dropped in the boxes provided at the to manage than syphilis and gonorrhea; moreover, they alienated and insecure Neither of these schools uncommitted to the ever ,- T~'~'~~;tionnaire is divided into three libraries and commons around the can cause just as much damage." parts; Us, You, and Things We'd Like to campus, or can be brought or mailed to juniors who have not yet offers any subject appealing elusive Goal In life. But if Know. We ask that you fill out the first our office in Lower Blake Hall, UCSD, La decided what thev are to the skeptical and in­ doubt still persists there is So says Dr. Julius Schachter, researcher at the ( doing at the University of secure Cerebrum . They are part if nothing el~1' However. if we get Jolla. Thank you . at least one comforting University of California, San Francisco, who devotes his California, the recently totally traditional. thought:Even if you don't research efforts to the study of the microorganisms published University of want an education, you'll called TRIC (Trachoma-Inclusion-Conjunctivitis), 1 ' Would like to have TT published (more often, less often)~ California Academic Plan Hopefully, this article has get one anyway. known to scientists as chlamydia bedsonia. 2. I (always, usually, hardly ever, never) read the News section . . . 1974-1978 offers some 3. I (always, usually, hardly ever, never) read the Editorials and political interesting propositions for opinions. . majors and graduate They are pathogenic to !pan and animals and cause . 4. I (always, usually, hardly ever, never) read the letters to the editor sec­ studies. psittacosis (parrot fever); trachoma (the Single most ~tion. Following is a list of some important preventable disease causing blindness); lymphogranuloma venereum; g~nital tract infections VI ' 5. I (always, u ually, hardly ever, never) read Low Blows & Cheap Shots . of the more obscure and Students Honored => 6. I (always, usually, hardly ever, never) read the Sports section. unusual subjects to which which cause some of the same symptoms as gonorrhea; eye diseases of adults; and eye diseases of new-borns 7. I (always, usually, hardly ever, never) read the Arts section. one may dedicate his or her Two students at the students, graduate students, 8. I (always, usually, hardly ever, never) read the back page. (infected by passage through the mother's infected birth life. UCSD School of Medicine interns and residents, from canal). 9. What particular parts of the TT do you like most? At UC Berkeley, a won Mead johnson Ex­ 67 medical schools and 10 What parts do you despise? prospective Terminix or cellence of Research hospitals met to compete Says Schachter: " Unfortunately, most people, and 11 . What parts need improvement? Truly Nolen employee may Awards at the 15th National for the research awards - at ~ also many physicians, know almost nothing about Vo secure a BS degree in Pest Student Research Forum the only meeting of its kind 12 Sex (male f male) Manangement. A future held last week in Galveston, caused by TRIC agents, and they should." He explains in the country. that TRIC VD, which can cause urethritis in men and 13. Status (undergrad, grad, alumnus, staff, non-s tudent) Rabbi or Shochet (Yiddish : Texas . Research papers were cervicitis in women, often is mistaken for gonorrhea 14. College (Revelle, Third, Muir, Scripps, Med Sc hool ) Siaughterer) may major and Miss Lucille Perkins, first­ presented in 13 major symptomatology, because TRIC VD is difficult to g 15. Family income bracket (low, middle, upper) then complete a Ph .D year medical student. won medical categories, and >- 16. Motor vehicle (own, don't own) program in Parasitology, a Third Prize for her research diagnose. TRIC agents CANNOT be grown on artificial judged on the basis of media the way the gonococcus is grown, and only since 17 . ReSidence' (on campus, off campus) must subject for any devout on the synthesis of cell research , presentation, 1%9 has research provided good methods of diagnosing 18. If you commute-how? (car, bus , thumb) student of the laws of protein. Third-year student, organization of material, TRIC agents. Although discovered as early as 1909, it Kashruth . Finally, the Henry I. Miller won experimental design and patriot may win a BA in Honorable Mention for his was not until the 1960's that TRIC agents were isolated ~19. Overall, I (approve, disapprc. ~) of the Campus Programming Board. technique approaches, from the genital tract. ~ 20. Overall, I (approve, disapprove) of the Communications Board. Military Science. identification of an enzyme originality, contribution to Overall, I (approve, disapprove) of TUSe. AT UC Davis, a faithful which inhibits the normal medicine, and in­ o 21. He points out that, "These agents help explain why member of the Audobon process of protein synthesis terpretation of data. ~ 22. What is your religion, if any? so me patients (more than 30 percent in some studies) Society can pursue a BS in the cell. Dr. Michael The meeting was jointly o 23 . Academically, I would characterize UCSD as (excellent, good, mediocre, treated for gonorrhea have persisting symptoms, for and/or an MS in Avian Rosenfeld, Assistant sponsored by the University ~ poor, bad) . . they may also have a coexisting, unrecognized TRIC Science. And if one's goal in Professor of Medicine, was of Texas Medical Branch, ~ 24 . Socailly, I would characterize UCSD as (excellent, good, mediocre, poor, In fection. Peni cillin can cure gonorrhea but does not -" bad). life is to become one of the the faculty counselor for and the Student American cu re TRIC infections, although these CAN be cured by 25 . I (agree, disagree) with McElroy's decision on the April Fool's affair. jolly Green Giant's elves, a both student projects. Medical Association of e other antibiotics, and that's why diagnosis is so im­ ~ 26. If I could change anything about UCSD, I would ... (comment please) Master's Degree in Over 130 medical Galveston. Vegetable Crops is the thing portant." VI 27 . If I could change anything about Triton Times, I would ... (comment ~ please) • for you. - 28 . What other campus media do you read? (North Star, Prensa Popular) UC Santa Barbara, one of According to Schachter, three to five percent of ~ 29 . I read them (more, less often than the Triton Times.) the more traditional women may harbor gonorrheal or TRIC infections and 30. Do you listen to KSDT? (yes, no) campuses of Universitatus not even know it. Consequently, they would not seek L31 . On a scale of one to seven, rate CAPE . (seven is excellent) Californs, offers only one treatment and could transmit the infection to their subject for the alienated sex ual partners unwittingly. To a lesser degree, men too skeptics of the present may have a non-symptomatic infection and pass it on. generation, a BA (or' a minor for those who aren't Schachter and his colleagues are now working sure) in Ceramics. cl inically with physiCians to help increase their Returning to the realm of awareness and understanding of TRIC infections- their the obscure, a scrutiny of ymptomatology and the methods by which they can be majors offered at one of the diagnosed and treated. Another area of their research is The marketing research specialists who gave more pragmatically ASOPHISTICATED America the Datsun automobiles (260Z, 8-210, 610, to study people who have both genital tract infections oriented campuses of UC, PROSfllSlSoF 510, Lil Hustler truck, etc.) have determined that 16% and eye infections to learn how genitally transmitted of the 8,000,000 college students in this country will UC Santa Cruz, reveals that strains of TRIC agents may be associated with a YOUR FUTURE buy a new or used car within the next year. one may meditate their way tra choma-like disease in the eye. Fortunately, this Using a slide-rule and sheer blind luck, we to a BA in Aesthetic condition is more benign than classical trachoma. INDICATES THAT figured that equaLs 8,160 persons of the 5 L,OOO in Studies. And if one finds the San Diego's university communities. subject matter of Aesthetic Tn Sw-.Hn qollObne IlOl 01""0,.. co.l Q II .. troc1t<)O 01 tum' ... 11ft'1 dr, .... the J;'fK'lIwon of ,ud, 1&0'1 OF YOU ..... nnd IlInlon .1eft10Q tl".'eflQdl (1nd .,.... V at I'o.ll.coqe n.ot'. wh y ...... ,. StJab.don .1 bl.nld will ~IY' f'OI""~IOn. o!td !h. auurone. (J( pcw.,o(t •• ~ lou, Sc hachter, associate professor of epidemiology and So we figured we'd talk to you briefly and Studies to be to worldly, you about IWx:. Ihe fI'I11eooe ~ mon tun.1M dom"11e whMl !.'tIle btob. A lllbl'ldotd "",' medic ine, whose research is supported by grants from WIU HAVE NEED clearly: at Tel ry Allen Datsun in EI Cajon (EI Cajon then one can ach ieve W'wn VeN ItIlnk obout II 101 ...... noI only under [-v Soob hen a 4 .pMd 'ynchl'OfYIlth _OM .t

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The privil ege) (na tional privilege) in the sack. (Verb) (Ge rund ) (Vprh people were ' virrually packed security) (impeachabl There 's certa inly no bugs In PartiCiple ) (Adve r b) together like drupelets. offense)? her (a natomical privilege) (PrepOSition) (a rtl cl(') Drupelets are the pulpy little SON : No, not si nce I SOB (humorous ( noun) (prepo sition) knobs that compose the outside (verb deleted) the papers in privilege) Yes . But back to (adjective) (pl ur al noun of a rasberry. 'MY HAMI II .IOHH DIAN AND I DlMAND lQUA&. nMI"" the (noun). Nobody will the main point of our expletive deleted) So the World Government w:ts (verb deleted) them . discussion . How would you 5013 Sou nds good to making a two-pronged attack on "Cheat" SOB : But what happens rate our chances for (i n- me overpopulation. One pronging Where is the if those (expletive deleted) criminating privilege)? SO Should I order was the encouragement of ethical Response at CBS discover what we've SON : Our kitchen squar them to (verb F suicide, which consisted of going done? We could (u n in- is preparing to (verb) SOB (executive Editor: Considerationby Ron Bee telligible impeac,hable Senator (noun). Once he's privilege) (natio na l to the nearest Suicide Parlor and I'm still in shock after offense) and be oral (erasure privilege) all of our security). There IS no way asking a Hostess to kill you reading M . Powell's, "The privilege! problems will (e ra sure t hat (noun) (faSCist painlessly while you lay on a Big Cheat", in last friday's SON : Impossible. Not privilege) . privilege) I am guilty Barcalounger. Tuesday, April 30, 1974, year, one student Triton Times. since I (anal privilege) to SOB : Good point. Therefore, I am Inn ocent of from Welcome to the at the Academic Senate represented 7,000 others. Powell writes that seniors (expletive included) to SON : As for the problem (i mpeachable offense) M 0 n key H '0 use Meeting, an attitude of However, eight faculty should not be allowed to TA Hunt. We're planning to By Kurt Vonnegut, Jr, Insensitivity towards members represented 648 classes ; that this job should students surfaced which faculty . Beyond the be left to the graduate (genital privilege) the sam e to the Editor bordered on authoritarian question of fair stu dents. The grad student, Letters absolutism. Before the representation, I se riously says Powell, is more ex­ The OIIlnlonl '''lIr-.:l on thll II1g1 do not nee""'" reflect the vI_I of the TrIton TIm ... Submlttld Ir1ICt .. Ind r.n.... to the Senate, to be voted on, was doubt that the faculty perienced in teaching than edItor mull bl tylled. double _cad, Ind IINf..... V UN a Iblty a proposal for a revision in would endorse the con­ the senior, besides being cherlct.. II .... Lltt.1 long.. tlwn 210 word.... 1Ubjec:t to editing. UC D's grading policy It su I tat ion of on Iy one more mature and more Speclllmltatlon. pr..,lnt the llrintlng of Itt anter. and r.n. .... was amazing how little faculty member when ca refully selected . Seniors, a1I/.~ pu bliCity this proposed dealing with matters of teaching for their first time, better way. Stop settling for change received, and yet it promotion " wi II i nvaria bly perform Resents second best. l'fIIJ was still to be voted on . The As for the fate of the their worse." Of course, the I read their Editor: .1.1' II proposal included a propo ai , it wa ent back student is being cheated if "propaganda", had a good prOVision for th awarding the TA is not qualified to The second phase "'af the While standing in line for to the CEP because of the " big cheat" is that the the showing of " Deep laugh and saw the show of " plus" grads and " minus" need to clean up the teach the co urse.' Later I wondered, what However, qualification University is exploiting the Throat" last Saturday, I was ~ 11m•• grad s on final transcripts - am ndm nt and for purpose is there In printing " also meaning that a plus should be based on the undergraduate' s cheap approached by two paper­ ~ (~(l(1d J rea ons of expediency-there labor, thus denying money up and passing out these would rai se a grade up by ability to te ac h a particular carrying students. CUriOUS, I \ ~ If; . w re more Important Items and jobs to the needy grads message Unfortunately, 33 of a grade point and a subjec t, not on the present accepted their letter which on the agenda to be dealt turned ou,t to be (as has the answer IS qUite Simple minus would bring it down fac tors of the candidate's and the unemployed profs. With . In any case, tudents Apis like many other been the case every time They are part of the never 33 of a grade point This year in school, GPA and 10, Will get a month to give freshma n courses, has had I've accepted literature) ending stream of subtle being of a considerable previous teaching ex­ " Input" Into the final It'S share of good and bad another message from the pre,sure to soliCit "un­ consequence to student s, it perience. What if the TA decision Hut the disap­ profs. However, sometimes omnipresent Ch ristian believers ~ to the ChrIStian was equally amazing that has a high CPA is a second -- -- pointing part IS that the first the class is taught so un­ o rganizations on campus. faith , th ey had not been con­ year grad student, and has concern of the Senate was clearly and so unorganized I highly respect each su ited . TA-ed three times before? If not student consultation that I feel like taking over persons right to hiS own Dr. L onard Newmark, he is a bad TA , none of This note, so ridiculously and teaching the class religious beliefs, even If I chariman of the Committee Yes, ~tuden t s are living, these factors are helpful to and illogically written that myself The point is, if the don't agree With them Yet on Educational Policy breathing, thinking in­ the confused student. And it is not worth criticizing, University is going to pay these people don't respect (C EP), presented the dividuals that do exist in what of the undergrad who attempted to convince me money tor teachers, they mi ne i n tu rn because proposal, adding that it was spite of computer cards , has a low GPA and has that it was wrong to see should get people who are they're constantly out to get obviously to everyone' s and they do ca re what never taught a class beforer Deep Throat. Its contents able to do just that, not me to change mine. benefit to pass the happens to themselves . It is One can no more say he follows: grad' students who do it It appears that ther .. I~ a proposed revisions now. not fair or even proper to will be bad than one can because they need ' the well organized recru iting This was an " obvious" ask the faculty to represent say the above grad student The movie you are about money, or profs, whose operation on campus which example of railroading. the opinions of the students will be good . to see has little to do with only talent is research . is out to change peoples Students at the meeting, as when they cast their votes I \.\111 be TA -ing as a sex . Actually, it is about The final point that religious beliefs to ac­ well as some of the faculty, in the Academic Senate. junior next quarter. I feel , body parts and how they Powell makes is that by ceptance of Jesus- and I voiced their opinions that Ideally, the interest of the even with my low GPA and function . People, who have letting seniors receive four resent it!! the benefits were not faculty and students should my lack of experience and and enjoy sex, are not un its of credit for being a \ obvious, and that student be in considerable har­ units in my major, that I portrayed in this movie. So \ T A, the seniors "are being Active Work consultation was needed. mony. But, the fact is , there possess a strong potential you are being ripped off. cheated out of a course" The reply to this was that are differences between the for teaching, even my first Think about it. Should and lhat this " makes a last year, the student two with regard to the time, when I perform my people be characterized in Editor: decietful sham out of the .emphasis and relevancy "worst", I will still out-teach this way? from one point of Rej!arding " In God's representative on CEP knew requirements for a placed on the different some of the carefully view, they are being ex­ name end the war" you about the proposal and degree .... the senior is since he failed to bring it to aspects of academia. All selected, more mature and ploited here- used by some equate the taking of one's relearning freshman own life with heroism a'nd the attention of students concerned should be heard, experienced grad students producer to make money. It material and not being moral conscience How last year, it was not the and not assumed. that are running around is common in our society to exposed to advanced topics many more days of active Academic Senate ' s Our goal should- be to campus , An important see people as less than Page By: Malcolm Smith in his major ... " work in anti-war activities respons i bi I ity to do work together so as to factor that Powell overlooks people, or as tools for Concerning the abuse of could George Winne have anyt hing else. create a better University is that there is a higher profit. the degree requirements, performed after the date of 1 his conclusion is not community, not separately percentage of grads that are there are already enough his classical theatrical justified . First of all, this so as to alienate and instill new to UCSD than there are As Christians, we have classes at UCSD that resignation? The anqulsh - ...... year IS this year . Are new distrust. The April 30th seniors. r once had a grad our reasons for not liking preform this abuse. If a gripping America (and st udents (freshman and meeting, with its attitudes T A who was new to this this movie While some of us student wants to cheat UCSD) in spring 1970 was tran fer students), going to of insensitivity, was un­ school and had never taken are prudes, and others are himself, there are several caused by loss of life; it IS have to pay for someone fortunately indicative of the the course he was a T A for . secretly curious, we agree, routes besides this one sad to commend a very sick latter. It would be ap­ Consequently, he was often for the most part, that else's mistake made last open to him. unable to answer specific " Deep Throat" is Inhuman, young man for fighting fire year? Secondly, how can propriate for the Academic As for re learn i ng fresh­ question that dealt with the exploitive and contrary to with fire one student represent 7,000 Senate to ask itself the man material, I can only see others effectively in such a question, "Who and what is course in terms of this Jesus' concept of human profit in this. The student is selluality. If you agree that matter? On the CEP last the University really forr" school . now able to explore, in this movie represents a ~ detail, the fundamentals of First thou shalt arrive triton times world view that you don't "'"' where the enchanter Sirens _.. - like, why attendr Jesus has a c- dwell, they who seduce """'- --...... _c_ (....- ..., ,-r.... men. 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The following article is The fol.owing article is protect the capital city and Are you sunk in lonelln.1eslpair? military spending is merely should be noted that both military spending, th ings Does life seem pointless This movie is a callous, reprinted from the Monthly reprinted from The Nation the other to guard one un­ the form taken by Keynesian 1970 and 1938 were years of were a bit better In 1970 than Do you seem to go from dehumanizing exploitation Review magazine. with their magazine. with their per­ derground silo complex to the next ~ut never ideas when put into prac­ recession following a long in 1938. But not much, and find real satisfaction? of people, and of sex. I permission . It is from the mission . It comes from the containing assault weapons. tice.) period of cyclical upswing certainly no where near strongly question the February. 1974 issue. The MR April 13 issue . A site may contain only 100 Maybe try To these questions our and shou ld therefore be fairly enough to s~ stai n the theSIS argument that to be has student subscription ABM launchers. each economist friends would comparable.) that the ec onomists and " educated" in this matter rates of $7 per year . " Foolish or dangerous or capable of firing only one probably reply that while for The first problem was to politicians are In effective requires our viewing of this Correspondence should be both" is how Rep . les Aspin missile with one warhead. overriding political or get an es timate of real . as control of th e economy Mrs. Swanson and Mrs. film. addressed to 62 West 14 of Wisconsin describes an Th is means that each country rece ntly been using foreign-policy reasons the distinct from officially If my Keynesian friends two different major Street. New York. New York. intensified military interest in is allowed only 200 in­ . But neither one Is our exposure to such requisite amount of counted. unemployment. wish to dispute these facts or knows which brand she It is 'also available for pur­ the Maneuvering Re-entry terceptors against possible me Mrs. Swanson, grotesque material truly government spending has in si nce everyone familiar with estimates, I would be happy how has your life been chase at the Changing Times Vehicle (MaRV). It is not a attack. necessary for us to make an fact been for military pur­ the subject knows that there to hear from them, I confess, "Well. my husband wife swapping club. Bookstore in Solana Beach . new idea. The military and its intellectual evaluation on poses, if this had not been is a large discrepancy. * however, that I do not expect and now we're planning (o•• Our eldest son This is part one of two contractors have been toying But regarding nuclear v(m; ~ . this subject? I think not! If we the case it would have been Working from official data to They like to talk about the 'GOT ANY 8000 NIWI,. has left home and salesman. and our parts. with a maneuvering capacity attack weapons. SALT I hold the viewing of this possible to spend a great deal on labor force participation record , but they are shy for years and the necessary regulates only the number of fifteen-year-<>Id daughtPr had an abortion in more for welfare objectives. rates. which were steadily about subje cting it to a of MaRVs the situation movie so lightly. what is the technology is unfolding. But were accurate enough and that $49.8 million of Trident's Mexico. My husband lost of his'heroin With few exceptions the with much the same declining for male workers concrete historical analysis missiles and the number of radically changes . MIRVs are limit of perverse and since the implementation of powerful enough to funding for that year will also habit, and now has . suicide to avoid economists of the capitalist economic results . In their In this connection it IS worth missile-launching submarines area assault weapons. Either degrading material we will during most of the 19505 and SALT I any reference to this devastate urban and in­ be used for the purpose. And alimony payments." countries, liberal and eyes, the theory of the noting, if only In passing, and underground silos . There nation can launch them and consume to satisfy our 19605, and making an ad­ work in connection with a dustrial centers to a degree now Representative Aspin Gosh. I'm sorry. Mrs. how about you. Mrs. conservative alike. are controllability of the level of that they have not yet come is no limit on the number of destroy the other nation. but morbid curiosity? justment for involuntary part­ specific weapons system­ unacceptable to any nation. has sounded the alarm on Thomas? " Well. I·... e sion course that agreed that in the nearly four econom ic activity is up with a coherent theory of r~ntry vehicles that can be it cannot hope to hit more time workers, we concl uded such as Trident-was highly What. then. was the need for observing in the Pentagon's eventually will enable assistance at our decades si nce t h e therefore vindicated the Great Depression and carried per missile. Thus. the than a few of the opponent's Frankly. as a Christian and that a conserva tive estimate , \ classified until Represen­ real importance of the SALT I these new, very expensive. latest research and neighborhood hospital. 1\~_(en,Cls my husband and publication of Keynes' s regardless of what the money of real unemployment was why it was so much worse MIRVs. emplaced in silos and a human being, I tative Aspin released it in very provocative devices if development report that a I take part in a group canned goods and General Theory of Em­ is spent on. than any previous capitalist agreement is that both on submarines at sea . Thus wholeheartedly object to the 8.1 million (9.4 percent of January. To understand why not to destroy hardened whopping $250 million will clothing and distributel needy families in ployment, Interest, and If this were really so , depression, Need I add that countries tacitly admit that its "victory" will last only for showing of such material, what would have been the the Pent'!8on should wish to nuclear war is no longer a underground silos or sea­ be asked for MaRV in the Tijuana." Money, governments have however. would we not without such a theory It is the period of minutes until which serves only to corrupt labor force if jobs had been keep any knowledge of reasonable option. Since it based submarine launchers? next fiscal year. Good for you. Mrs. now let's see which been in possession of. and expect that the controllers. available). To this we added quite impossi ble to provide the retaliatory MIRVs arrive. the God given gift of sex. and MaRV developments from So after those few days in the Some study of MaRV brands have you '11 just remove these have successfully utilized. helped by the large military those in the armed forces (2 .9 any rational analysis of what was signed. the Russians The "scenario" for any lowers human relationships the American people-and have begun MI RV testing summer of 1972. the public under the ABRES program is plain brown wrappers. you have been means to control the level of budget, would have had an million). civilian employees might have happened in the nuclear attack in such cir­ to the level of th e gutter. We insofar as it can. from the (which they are entitled to do could read no more about not considered a violation of using Existential Despair. • Mrs. Thomas. is - economic activity and easy tim e maintaining a of the Defense' Department postwar period in the ab­ c umstances is the an ­ must be cautious not to allow Russian military--it is this new first-strike offensive the agreement. reasonable New Improved Jesu sl prevent th e occurrence of reasonably satisfactory level (1 .2 million), those employed sence of vastly expanded under the terms of the nihilation of both nations. ourselves to become so necessary to review the agreement). and this has goal. A Department of technological research being Once again we have Proof serious depreSSions. To quote of economic activity in producing goods for military spending? But MaRVs can be guided insensitive as to let such caref ull y calc ul ate d provided our military w ith Defense spokesman brushed expected in case SALT I is not Jesus is Harvard's Nobel Pri ze throughout the postwar Defense Department (3 At this poin t the right to the particular target; material permeate our m inds deployment of forces on propaganda for advanCing off accusations by stating renegotiated five years from winning economist Kenneth period? Surely with 20 million). and those employed Keynesians. with remarkable they can destroy the MIRVs wi thout developi ng a si nse of which SALT I depends. their own projects. But for that the idea was merely to now. But a quarter-bi Ilion No More Inquisitions Otherworldliness J. Arrow: percent or more of the because of what economists unanimity. shift their ground. in their silos and beneath the outrage. practical calculations. such knock out hardened enemy dollar budget looks like more The new economic ideas American people living ca ll the multiplier effect. i.e .• What about the other ad­ sea, and deprive the George 1: . King This agreement . activity on either si de is command posts in a than a paper study-­ No More Intoleran ce Pri est ly Hierarchy of Keynes and his disciples below the officially defined workers employed in vanced capital i5t countries. receiving nation of its specifically designed to make retaliatory strike--that there especially when ABRES is have been translated into poverty line and with such satisfying the demand they ask, and especially irrelevant. We are now able retaliatory force . Thus the the con sequences of nuclear to destroy Russia's urban and were no plans at present for providing test booster No More Metaphysics policy with almost un­ projects as decent low-cost generated by the incomes of Germany and Japan . the two possibility of an unan­ aggression unacceptable to seeking a first-strike rockets to the Navy's MaRV precedented speed, The idea housi ng. pollution control, those di rectly employed by with the best growth and i ndustrial areas thirty-four swerable first strike is Grass both Ru ssia n s and times over; they can destroy capab ility. But he did not development program. The No More Rationality that the sta te. through its and m ass transportation the military budget (7.1 employment records and the reintroduced into the Ameri cans. addresses itself to ours thirteen times. If we deny that this new Pentagon states: " There is no decisions to spend, tax, and crying out for vastly in­ million). These items total · lowest levels of military planning for nuclear war. two species of weapons. The halved our capability and development would allow plan to deploy a MaRV on Editor: regulate the supply of creased public outlays, there 22 .3 million. This is just over spending. During August of 1972 first of these is the Anti­ they doubled the irs. it would some future President the target at this time nor. in money, could reduce has never been any lack of 25 percent of the 1970 labor I t is impossi ble to answer some articles appeared in the Ballistic Missile (ABM), a make no difference--total option of waging nuclear fact. to enter full engineering Jesus removes the ,deepl, It has come to our at­ unemployment to levels far worthy purposes for the force adjusted to include this question adequately in a general press concerning a defensive weapon designed destruction is total war. There was no further development" (e mphasis of sin that other brands tention that the Campus lower than those in t he controllers to tu rn their those not officially counted brief essay. especially Since, switch by the Department of to intercept incoming re­ destruction and multiples of discussion in the press . added). Naturally. the Crusade for Christ h as depths of previous attention to. And yet it is a as unemployed. to the best of my knowledge, Defense from deterrence to a entry bodies. The Uni ted totality have only rhetorical Another name for MaRV military dislikes any public devised a new method for depressions was accepted notorious fact that even in This compares with an no one and least of all the first-strike ca pability. this States and Russia are each reality. that is commonly used in the discussion of MaRV; its very preventing the exhibition of among both economists and boom periods, as at the time official unemployment figute Keynesians. has mad e a being signaled by a move limited to two ABM But with the introduction Advanced Ballistic Re-Entry concept mocks the name of Testimonials to Jesus' "distasteful" films. We of the political leaders, and has of writing in lune 1973. of 19.0 percent in 1938 serious effort to do so. I can toward weapons of much Systems (ABRES ) program the Department of Defense. innumerable: United Atheists of UCSD hail shown itself to work in officially cou nted unem ­ However. if we make ad­ therefore on Iy indicate the greater accuracy with administered by the Air Force and if the country ever Mrs . B. G, of Lemmtnutnllll_ writes' this ingenious innovation in practice with great siccess . In ployment amounts to 5 justments for hidden general lines along wh ich I warheads of higher kiloton is EVADER . The name implies grasped what was at stake. Since I invited New Imn'.... , into my life and built repress ion and. whi le givi ng every adva nced country, the percent or more of the labor unemployment at that time believe an attempt at an yield . Existing weapons that this missile will be able there would be an uproar. a personal relationship life has been filled credit where credit is due, we post-World War 1/ record is fo rce . Taking facts like this and add to the expanded answer should proceed. NOW AVAILABLE IN UCSD BOOKSTORE to evade enemy interceptors Americans do not like to with usefulness and love for Him by wish to extend the principle like that of a new economy. into account. one could be total the relatively small Watergate and then return to c ourse . think of themselves as showing love for His chi when I'm feeling to the general commun ity. (New York Times. March 26, pardoned for suspect ing that number of defense-related That sounds plaUSible until threatening annihilation to depressed and low. I me. and this gives Owing to the hi gh in­ 1973) the whole " controllability" employed, we would Last Sunday the Los one realizes that the any other c ountry. and me renewed strength. Jehovah Enterprises. tellectual caliber of UCSD Let us look for a moment idea is a myth and that the Angeles Times published a defending nation has only certainly they do not relish for your wonderful there are easi ly over 700 at the U.S . record (I will military budget is after all the complete text of the 200 ABMs. whereas SALT I the notion of being an­ Mr. and Mrs. F. U. of las write : generous atheists on Revelle return to the others later on). only rational explanation of . President' s Watergate allows the United States nihilated themselves. But 'Since we began to use foresworn unclean alone who would gleefully It is true that since World the relatively (i .e. relatively NORTH SHORES READING transcript. In case you missed 1.710 assault missi les with no supposing our citizens sexual practices. and we tm~_ned pleasure in sex as contribute one dollar each to War II th ere have been no to the 19305) favorable CLINIC it, additional copies are limitation on the number of remain unaware of what is God intended it. He has and our nine Campus Crusade for Christ if depressions comparable to economic record of the 7726 GI RARD AVE .• La Jolla available. Write to : Tran­ warheads per missile. If the going on. there is no reason children now have a they would on Iy preven t the that of the 1930·s. But is this postwar period. Department of Defense were scri pt Reprint. Los Angeles to expect that the Ru ssians showing of the stifling film because economists and I n order to test th is Indlvlduel" •• m l· prlvata achedula. for adulta " children truly thinking along deterrent Times, P. O. Box 1968. Los will be inattentive. Their Mr. J.K . of Paris. Ca . " A Time To Run ". We are political leaders have put hypothesis . my colleague Angeles. California 90053. lines. why is such an ex­ response may well be to working out the details TESTING Including ra.dlng dlegnoetlc, their heads together and Harry Magdoff and I con­ vi.lon & ,-,lng, Enclose a check or money pensive effort being made to scrap the SALT achievements 'New Improved Jesus hal e kick the drug habit. presently and will get back to decided upon appropriate ducted an "experiment." · order for $1 for each copy evade 200 interceptors? and kick off a whole new and now I have a job teal:h 41d 1~d children to make you about it later. spending. tax. and monetary Using common sense and TRAINING SpMcl, r.medlal and all forma of ordered . It is interesting to According to c urrent round of nuclear threat and rag dolls and puppets. My relationships are very policies to head one off every generally' conservative , ..ding therapy. note that everyone named in deployment. 4 , 100 warheads counter-threat. much improved. and I have and meaning in time it threatened? Or is it es t imating methods. we would still get through. The United Atheists of Phone : 454-0818 the transcript is referred to by life.' because there has been a calculated for the year 1970 UCSD is a grass roots name rather than title. except The Air Force has pointed New Improved Jeses can you , too. For a Free tremendous increase in the the number of workers who movement devoutely A COMPLETE LOCAL TELEVISION GUIDE Richard Nixon,who is always out in committee hearings Sample. just write to: general level of government were either unemployed or that only $17.1 million Conly) More Letters dedicated to nonbelief in a referred to as " President." Jehovah spending. with armaments directly and indirectly ~upreme city. This apparently is in keeping will be allocated from the 1001 I and war playing by far the dependent on military with Nixon's policy of ABRES budget in fiscal 1974 Reality largest part? (I presume that spending. We then added 235-6564 to study maneuvering confUSing himself with hi s Robert T. Sullins III neither the economists nor these figures and compared LOW PRICES vehicles. However. this does Editor: office. Wouldn't you like to President United Atheists the political leaders would the result with the number of HIGH TRADE-INS 1174'. MOST llLUmUS not take into consideration I write this letter to confront people with the RENTALS WIlDEST .. reality of a movie like "Deep PROFESSIONAL & IS ••! Throat". I dare say there are ••••••••••••••••••••••• he to talk. not having k YOLi to think about I have found this ability to INDUSTRIAL few people who can see this the movie himselt?" I word s of David Buch­ think for myself in the reality DEALER HIPS = FRIDAY FILMS: = movie without its content that I have already gained mt , as he wrote in a of my own relationship with I I leaving a si gnificant im­ SUNDAY FILMS: "outlet" or "release" in a way Triton Times " The God through Jesus Christ. pression upon them . Why =Steve mcQueen & Ali mcGraw = that man cannot provide ve acts of mas;es may Christ in me has, (in the must we feed our minds through a movie or within ely cause change to words of David Bu chbinder). I I which we are endeavoring to himse lf. I look forward to the it is in the act ions " reaffirmed the spirit of eeond Evenln improve with the degrading day when we are freed from Iduals where the individual thought and content of this "TIl MIlrr = The Getaway = the lowly attempts of the change action." mNllfN I I materiali stica lly motivated movie industry to make (of three) ISUUlTOII I I movie? money at the expense of our TRfYISIJI I Clint Eastwood I Now you may ask. "Who is mind ~ . Robert M. Wi II iams SINCE IT was I I INYENTH'· I in I -PIlIyboy I I UCSD CAMPUS PROGR ARD PRESENTS orld's Best = Dirty Harry = "Go W,,'" ..40 Q """"", SI," (193tJ JOE PASS TRIO @ I • .. The Marx Brolhers CI"MI~ LIO w-GeneHarlow "__­. I • -UII Wallace Beery JAZZ GUITARS Short Flints lone showing only, 8:00 I Clark Gable II pml ~I· 3rd in "The Guitar" series UCSD GYM . plus Laurel & I • Hardy Short sunday. May 12, 1974 Revelle Cafeteriil It ' iOP '111 "10 'I!ow!"" Z:. only tickets available UCSD BOll Office, New Student Mav 10th· 11th USB 2722 = Tickets at Student Cntr. Box Office : r and at door FREE VALIDATeD PARKING AOADEMY 2841000 I 50 Cents Adavnce . 75 Cents at the Door • M4 O.,nat, 'In 01,,0, e.1 11101 UCSD Students: 51 .00 for information 7:30 PM 3m tHVERS/Tv /WE Stu. 1.111 G...... 2.00 child It ..n , tOP 235-6564 •••••••••••••••••••••••• • . call4S1-200Cb1391 Page 8 Triton Times. May 10, 1974 Page 9 Triton Timt's, MilV 10. 1974 Quiz UCSD Faculty and Other Musical Instruments Records: Musical Notes ~arrv Deckel The season's final UCSD Music every state in the U.S. as well as was the same as Bach's. Nancy Faculty Concert Tuesday, May 14, at Canada, England, Wales, Belgium, Turetzky, flutist, has been touring HARD LABOR - Three 001 Night. AilC Retords bass line with the big energy rhythm guitars, smas h e~ Thi ., weekend, two films from France will be Kid 8: 15 in Recital Hall 409, Matthews Germany, Austria, Denmark and Europe this year, including Brussels, through by solo lines for dynamic effect, but they uJe featured In the Saturday night series, Alain Campus, will be a memorable oc­ Italy; Eugene Gratovich, violin, has Cologne, Poland, Switzerland and Where have all the pop groups gone ...Iong time ,nis formula imaginatively and avoid the Black Sabbath 'Resna ls' "Last Year at Marienbad" and jean casion. All works to be presented are appeared with the Philadelphia England. Domenico Dragonetti, the passing . mono-syballic pitfall, and create continual change of Cocte u's " Beauty and the Beast." noteworthy, as are the performers, Symphony and was first violinist most outstanding contrabass of his And we can all surely remember the day when 1 I ~e pace. Corner all of whom have had extensive with the Esterhazy String Quartet; day, wrote " Duo for Contrabass". Dog Night was trul" hot-stuff (and I guess they still are, The occasional addition of flute, saxophone, and A sense of timelessness pervades " Last Year professional experience. Mel Warner, clarinet, has been Bertram Turetzky, internationally at certain levels) and not just teeny-bopper rock. synthesizer to the heavy metal stuff gives the album Quiz Kid's Photo Fund at Marienbad," a story of love's uncertainties. Spanish composer Manuel de associate principal clarinetist with known as a leading contrabass in our Once you've lost your respect with the " music" distinction and flavor. An above the standard cut heavy Resnais casts his mannequin-like characters Falls's CONCERTO is considered a the St . Louis Symphony, and day, plays contrabass. crowd, and have reportedly descended to appealing to metal band with a palatable sound. pearance at Golden Hall In adrift in a surreal sea of deja-vue landmark in that it signifies the featured soloist with the Beverly Another highlight of the evening is the same audiences who cater to the Patridge Family the Community Concour e revival of the harpsichord as a Hills Trio, the Feld Quartet, the "Cantata Nel dolce dell'oblio" by and Osmond Brothers, you know it's going to be " Hard SON OF DRACULA Harry Nilsson - Rapple Records " Beauty and the Beast" is classic Cocteau And the search con­ on Thursday May 1& at 730 concert instrument in thi century. Westside Symphony of LA , the Labor" indeed to make that critical return to ac­ and is a faithful adaptation of the legendary Handel, Beverly Ogdon, soprano. tinues ... People are roaming pm Elizabeth Hamilton, harpsichord, Oakland Symphony and the St. fairy tale by Mme Leprince de Beaumont. The During the past years soprano ceptance. More fun for Schmilsson fans. From "Son of Sch­ all around the campus As for those of you stil l was official harpsichordist for Louis Symphony; Peter Farrell, cello, Well, I'm one who is willing to give credit to the dogs fi lm was made in 1946. Both films will be Beverly Ogdon sang Socrates in a milsson" to " Son of Dracula", this time it's the sound­ searching out the locations searc hing for the realities Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia . has an international reputat ion as screened at 7.30 pm in USB 2722, tickets Sl.oo. staged version of Satie's "Socrate", for at least one thing. In the past, they have served as track from the Apple Film "Son of Dracula" starring of the photos in the Quiz which match the photo~ , Miss Hamilton recently studied with solist and teachpr of cello and viola Webern's Opus 14, Krenek's the first showcase for a lot of previously unheard of Harry and good buddy Ringo Starr (one time member of Kid photo contest NO . 4. there may be a few ad­ Sunday night, the second evening of the noted harpsichordist Igor Kipnis with da Gamba. Thomas Nee, conductor, " Quintina" and "Wechselahmen" composers including Harry Nillson ("One"), Laura Nyro the Beatles, remember?) The answers are pouring In ditional prizes for most World's Best Short Films will take place, also in whom shw will perform during the is music director of the La Jolla and Roger Reynold's" Again". Sylvia (" Eli'S Comin' " ), Paul Williams ("just an Old Fashioned If the record jacket interior is any indication of the and we should have the explicit and orlglna' USB 2722. The program will include "The coming year. Symphony and the New Hampshire Greenfield, flutist, is a member of love Song"), Randy Newman ("Mama Told Me Not to film it looks like its going to be quite something. I can't winners appear before very presentation of your an· Apple," a stick drawing animation which will Other performers in this work and Summer Music Festiva:. the newly formed Festival Chamber Come"), and the team of British unheard-ofs Elton john swear to the plot, but in short (as gleaned from the long The judges are swers )fer those of you \o\-ho explain the signifigance of an apple falling. throughout the program are Karen Other noted works to be featured Ensemble and has appeared a solist and Bernie Taupman ("Lady Samantha"). dialog on the album) Count Down, the son of Dracula scrutiniZing each set of aren 't dOing too well -n the "Gumbasia," a five-m inute look at clay as it Reynolds, flute; oboe, High on the Faculty Concert are with major orchestras throughout So obviou~ly the three dogs have some sense of (Harry) is about to become the New King of the answers to decide who wins criteria of earliest correct metamorphoses to music and " jumprope," a Matheny, whose concert and recital "Quartetto" by Telemann, the most California. what's worth recording and what's not. And yet, while Netherworld. However, he falls In love, and decid.es to the big first prIZe of the pair answer received). so keep dreamlike look at a girl experiencing a jum­ activities have taken him to almost popular composer in his time, which There is no admission charge the discovered composers became big with the hip set, have the operation so that he can be human and really of tickets to the Kinks searc hlnglll In the long run , prope through angular distortion, super slow Three Dog Night was discarded as kid stuff. fall in love. And he does . concert for their long everybody has a chance to motion, and remarkable composition, are both And perhaps justly so with a number of fairly weak The album at any rate, is largely dialog from the film awaited San Diego ap- Win something the kind of film that brought the most response albums which began sp ringing up, such as " Harmony" with incidental music by orchestra pro Paul Buckmaster from viewers at last Sunday's screeni",!, and " Cyan~ to name the most recent. which sounds like nothing so much as Zappa's " 200 , The new Three Dog Night album, however, IS that big Motels" . Along with thiS, are some of Nilsson's most From Great Britain there will be a futuristic step towards perhaps widening their appeal once again . beautiful songs including "Without You ", " Remember MUSIC animation about our world as we move closer ~ The album is the bands first "concept" album, the (C hristmas)", and "The Moonbeam Song", as well as one FESTIVAL to machine control of our sys tems. "Moods of concept being tied to a circusy calliope type theme new bouncy cut " Daybreak". AFRO·LATINO Surfing" is one of the best su rfing shorts ever Aart-Vark~ which starts, finishes, and run s softly, almost in­ • Nilsson is an amazing vocal talent, and perhaps the I BENEFIT FOR THE UNITED FARMWORKERS I filmed, taking a gold medal at the New York discreetly between cuts all through the album. only artist I know who can sing the lyric "On a fence International Festival, filmed by Greg This " concept" feel is also extended to the record with bits of crap along its bottom" and make it sound MacGillivray and Jim Freeman . package, which includes an illustration of a strange beautiful, just beautiful. By Barbara Weintraub For those who have yet to try skydiving, monster-baby-mannequin type creature giving birth to A fun soundtrack, which no doubt IS even more fun Skycapers will let you know what to expect. Sneaking in back doors may have gone out the record to be found inside, as well as a medical file when you've een the movie, which I for one, intend to. Filmed with a camera attached to a chutist's with your last pair of roller skate or set of folder giving all the background info on what is called helmet, a sensation of falling 200 miles per Mickey Mantle baseball ca rd s, but for those (forgive them) "The strangest birth on record". What the Exotic Birds and Fruits - Procol Harum. Chrysalis hour is achieved. with a penchant for drama, there is one Back­ jacket and title have to do with the circus theme is Records door open this weekend The Cu ltural Arts beyond me. (!At 7~/.&u tJa~ Film can produce wierd and sensational Board at San Diego State will present a two-i lOll' None the less, among the weaker material on the Well, now you see 'em, now you don't That is to say, Images and can send cowboys and Indians play by Georg Buchner, Woyzeck Saturda\ and album, half of the songs stand out as trong potential remember the orchestra that's been cropping up behind 1fIatu &k zipping across the plains without visible means Su nday evenings . Buchner's dramatization of singles and interesting cuts in general. partlculiarly Procol Harum recently?? Well, it's just not there of locomotion. In " Blaze Glory," the effects are the events leading to the death of Johann Allen Toussaint's "Play something Sweet", the albums anymore. hilarious. Computer animated films can also Christia n Woyzeck in 1924 promises to be an opener "Sure as I'm Siltin Here", and the hit single ThiS is an interesting commentary on the arrangement produce sensational images, as in " Lapis." intense psychological drama. Admi slon I which grows out of the circus melody "The how Must abilities of Procol Harum. Basically in the sidelight, the SAN DIEGO STATE UNIVERSITY band came into big public recognition with its " Live From Albert Lamorisse, director of "The Red free, and curtain time is at 8 p.m. Go On" which quickly shows off the bands strengths with the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra" album . Using GREEK BOWL Balloon," comes "White Mane," an allegorical (su,ch as they are) (on the three man vocal energy. The this formula as being successful, the follow-up "Grand film about the taming of a wild and beautiful If midterms fi nd you in the mood for more addition to the band's Ptll'sonal of Skip Konte on syn­ Hotel" had a lot of orchestral back-ups in it. That album stallion . The film won Grand Prize at Can nes . light-hearted fa r , George Bernard Shaw's "The thesizer and additional keyboards adds a nice filling out was every bit as exciting and sharp. Sunday, May 12 1:00 pm Bolshe\lik Empress" will be presented by Del to the instrumental end of the band "The Unicorn in the Garden" is taken from ow, with " Exotic Birds and Fruit", Procol Harum has Mar's New Heritage Theatre. The one-hour At any rate, it's the strongest show Three Dog Night the james Thurber short story about a man quietly removed the orchestra all together, without playlet will be performed Friday and Saturday has shown on record in years, and while they may sti ll whose wife seeks to have him committed for yielding one inch of the ground they gained. Their evenings at 8 p.m. Typical of Shavian humor, it never win acclaim with the acid-rock crowd, they seem TICKETS $4,00 ADVANCE the simple derangement, seei ng a unicorn in arrangements are marvelously solid, and fill the or­ sports wi tty dialog and a plat that keeps to be doing all right. (Hey! Did you know Three Dog the garden . The stop action film, "Dream of chestras void with no difficulty. $4.50 AT DOOR everyone guessing. Following Shaw, at 9 and 10 Night was voted most popular rock band at Brigham Wild Horses," is a beautiful and detailed So it's back to essential Procol Harum again, but now p.m., are two other short plays, "Krapp's Last Young University last fall, but weren't allowed to play picture of wild horses as they run, catching a with a much more defined style and instrumental force. Tape" and "BOll and COli". Krapp, played by there by the administration due to the hard rock nature glimpse of complete freedom. This comes quickly to light in the opening number Tick.,. ev.liIobl.: SDSU Aztec Cen~r TIcket Offic •• UCSD Nathan Hass, 'converses with himself via taped of their songsm) Stud, Act. Office, Sauthw_tern Coli... Act. Off., JJ' •• Me.. "Nothing But the Truth", combining P. H.'s strongest These films and more are included in the recordings. The second play is an English farce, Coil. A ..oc . Stlld. Off., P.ntrv. Gro.. mont Call. Aaoc. ~tud . MOONTAN - Golden Earing, MCA Records elements: Strong interplay between piano and organ Off.. Dow Sound City, City Coil. A ..oe . Stud. Off.. Info. Chlctlno program, a salute to the best in the making of in which two bachelors, unbeknownst to each and guitar (Procol Harum remains one of the few bands Fed. short films. Starting time will be 7:30 PM in other, share an apartment. With all this New on the hard-rock scene is a Dutch band Golden to consistantly use the two keyboards as two separate USB 2722, tickets, Sl.oo . Tickets may be confUSion, your own problE'ms are sure to be Ea ring . They present some pretty reasonable musical instruments), with Gary Brooker's distinctive vqcals . Spon.or.d By: S.D.S.U .. F8rmwork .... Support purchased in advance at the Student Center forgotten . For reservations and furthur in­ ideas that are not too musically complicated, but put Group. MECHA. BSe. AIII.bar do_ted. Box Office. formation, call 459-3435 . together with that showy sense of effectiveness a la Pink _____C_0_n_ti_n_u_e_d_o_n_P_a_g_e_l_5 ______~ Floyd, combined with that driving energy of early J. Photo: Smith As we all know, Art- with a capital 'A'-does Airplane. iii' • IU not abound in San Diego. But-and that's a big Their first album on MCA is "Moontan", and it shows • BUT-it does pass through. In fact, many fire the band to have more strengths than weaknesses. The UnlV(RSITY Tea and Flower Arrangement Demonstration exhibits find their way into the Fine Arts nature of the band is heavy rhythm, the strong repetitive l JOHN ROBERTS RING COMPANY Gallery in Balboa Park, The inaugural On Tuesday. May 14, the "shin" refers to inner spirit including at the Casa del' si milar courses for several exhibition of the newly-opened Gildred-Parller­ and International Ce nter at the and alludes to Mrs. Saito's Prado in Balboa Park. She years in Vista . Grant Wing is entitled "Monumental Paintings THE UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE UniverSity of California, San interest in flowers. holds the rank of Master third of the 60's". Composed of fifteen large can­ Diego will offer a unique degree. While still in Japan, The May 14 program will vasses by contemporary artist, the exhibit will present experience for the com- Mrs. Tanaka was trained she gave private lessons and be from 10 AM to noon. be open through June 16th. For those whose munity and the Friends of the in, and will demonstrate, the offered courses In high Reservations are required taste runs to the more traditional, the same Ce nter Yoshi Saito and Ohara School of flower sc hool. From 1959, when she and should be made by museum is showing a collection of 17th MAKE Natsuko Tanaka: both from arrangement of Kobe. Mrs. came to the United States, Friday, May 10 by ca lling century Italian drawings until May 19th. Tokyo, will give demon- Tanaka IS currently involved until 1963, she gave lessons 453-2000 extension 1940 YOURVW stratlons of the traditional in a San Diego-based Ohara in both flower arrangement There will be a registratio~ tea and flower arrangement school and gives many and the Japanese language in fee of 50 cents payable at the Although imported art is scarce in the area, STREAK... ceremonies. . lessons in this traditional art. Los Angeles She then taught door. another exhibition at the Fine Arts Gallery . Mrs. Sai ,o is trained in , and lends some truth to the rumor that local talent • exists in San Diego. Opening Sunday, this RING will dem( , n~trate, the Ura ------... ' Senke Sc'1q01 of the tea mixed media display includes enameling and • ceremony She is the only other works by local craftspersons. teacher of tKis school in San Diego In The past, Mrs Saito La Jolla Symphony's Last Fling A day-outi ng to the LOI Anleift County •••• ring it in for a has taught in Tokvo. She now MURum of Art would be well-worth the time DAYS teaches el ery Sunday at the The tlnal <.u,\ccrt by the La Jolla Civic - child prodigies in Europe and achieved and gas this weekend. Completing its run this japanese school on 2624 University Symphony will feature the universal acclaim with solo appearances in Sunday will be an exhibition of "Impressionists $X4.95 TUNE-UP Market St-eet. For the past distinguished violin-cello duo, Alice and and the Salon, 1874-1886". Including paintings, music centers of three continents. Their THAT INCLUDES POINTS & PLUGSI mo,Y 14th & 15th, 1974 five year ; she has given Eleonore Schoenfeld. The noted artists will extraordinary musical rapport as a violin­ watercolors, drawings, prints, and sculpture, Iduol corbur.ton & fuel iftiectioftJ ... ral demonstrltlons of the tea play Brahm's " Double Concerto for Violin cello team has been demonstrated these 70 works are representati\le of the in­ ceremony tor the UCSD and Cello", Saturday, May 18, at 8:30 in repeatedly in performances of early music novation and excitement of this period. ph. 2)8..1161 Music DeJartment; this year Revelle Cafeteria and Sunday, May 19, at 8 with Arnold Dolmetch and in concerts ~ h e has dlso taught flower o'clock in Sherwood Hall. with the LA Philharmonic as well as many Even if you can't make it this weekend, two arrangement Handel' s " Music for the Royal other noted symphonies. One of the year's other outstandinll exhibits will remain at the "Irs C;alto holds the rank rireworks", an 18th century masterpiece, outstanding records is the Schoenfeld's museum through May. The first, a collection of A com~ny representative will be in the UniYmity Bookstore to take JOur ring order. of Tea Master, a title she has edited for modern orchestra by British rendition of the Kodaly Duo, one of their paintings from the China Dynasty is truly awe­ hE'ld for 15 years Her tea conductor, Cha rles Makerrase is part of the numerous recordings for Everest and Orion inspiring. The second, 29 Picasso e"8ravings, namE'--glven upon the rec(,lpt program "SymphoniC Metamorphosis" , a Master Records. are from a series of 347 he did throullh 1968. With the purchaR 0' your clan rinl, you may hav,e your choice of one of the following selected booI&! of the title of master-- IS vivaCIOUs, mgratiatlng score written by The subject matter of each frame varies, as do 1. GEnlNG CLEAR ~o~hm The fjr~t part of the Hmdemith often comidered a formidable For information call 459-5678 or 453- the engravinll techniques. Yet, separately and 2. THE JOY OF SEX namp, In thl~ ca,p "So", I~ cer('bra I composer will also be performed 2000, ext. 2095. Tickets available at together, these enlVavinlis offer an insillht into 3. THE SEPARATE REALITY & JOURNEY TO IXTlAN lil'IIVC'! IIUIII lh" 1\',", h 'r ~ by thp Lil )olla - Univt'r~ity Symphony. Turntable, La jolla, and the Student artist's moods and thought, while provokinll •. ROBERTS RULES OF ORDER 1/ "'I<' It\( . ~~qn.Q .).I Mt_. I.be 5chpe(\f1?ld . ~'i~ ~iIf.~ its .ca!e~ as Center, Muir <,:a"1P,us. ., the audience to identify with these ideas, S. HOW TO BE YOUR OWN BEST FRIEND '<11.' • .- 'it .. l.t 1.,1 • .1 •• ; Between Hawthorne and .4 . ." ...... ', .0' , " • 'IIr II II ,I' I I Pap 11 Triton TI ....., Mly ", '91. " et Strikes Again UCSD Captures III UNTITLED V Bridge Tourney PORTS D.P. I think th re should those classes require a lot of team. UCSD l aptured a I rlday dnd Sa tLl rddY fl ight- Ed . Note The sun keeps rising, the season's change, be intercollegiate bicycle time and a lot of knowledge MB : A bout th I n- national championship la st With 16 t ('a m ~ , ('a( h t('.1 1ll time marches on and Chet racing here at school. It's a to successfully pass the tercollegiate teams , Mark I w~ekend when Barry represe nt in g ,. dlff t'r l' 111 Cheb unski continues his big thing in Europe and alot class and it see ms they think they should keep Rothste in and Dough rt'glon of the ( Oll n t ry, K;rII by. Robinson Inexorable progress on the of people race bikes around deserve credit as much as them. I do think that some DePolst r walked away With competing for top ho no r, and Eric Raisten road to journalistic nirvana here. some other classes, such as of the coaching is not the the top honors at the I n the tw Ive hou" oi and the Pulitzer Prize. After UT: That's probably a fencing do? I mean the best . I would like to s e the National Collegiate Brrdge bridge ac tion Pilc h tpam last week's smashing and good idea Dave. system seems to be a little school get some more Championships , held ,n played a total of 90 hands, scandalous expose, Chet DH: I think its a pretty ambiguous as to what experienced c oaches ,Memphis , Tennessee . broken down Into thrt,t:' has delved deep into the good department all classes get credit and what especially in some of the Rothstein and DePoister rounds o f 10 h a n ~ -, per bowe ls of inner UCSD to around. I think the school don't. lesser known sports . took the Championship by 8 round come up with his latest has a lot of good sports and UT : What do you people UT : What do you people match pOints over runnerup Roth stein and DpPOlstt'r think about the intramural think about the basketball Pen State and third place stayed at or near th e to p of scoop . activities. I would like to This week Chet visited see a gymnastics team here department or the in- teaml Do you think the finisher MIT. the fi eld throughout thr with a random group of however. A lot of people at tercollegiate programs say? school should get footballl The duplicate bridge tourney At the ('nd ,.., f thl' students - comprising a this school like gymnastics DH : I think that the DP ' I think they should tournament was sponsored first round they h Id a 'L ,/, typical Boltzman and have a lot of talent in intramural program is a keep basketball a lot of by the ACUI (Ameri can match point lead over MIT di stribution cu rve - to talk the area. This school has a great thing. I am not in- people do go to the games Colleg iate Un ion In- In the second round M IT to them about ports at lot of sports and they volved this quarter but I M B' I agree ternational) and the ACBL reversed th score, taking a UCsD There was a little ,bit should have gymnastics. wish I was. It seems hard to DHL : So do I. (A merican Co ntract Bridge 2'/, match pOint lead over SELECTED JOCKS of everything - tall people, B.O.: If they won't have get involved som etimes If UT. Well that's about all Leag ue) Th e competition UCSD In th€' tlnal round you don't hav e a group of the time I have for now. was o ne of a se ries of In· the UCSD pair pulled out on Once again we stoop to the depths of insanity as we short people, fat people, osteopathy, then they people together. Thanks a lot MB, DH , DP , te r co ll eg l at e I ndoor top by 8 match pornts o\£>r bring you this column on the trials and tribulations of skinny people, people who should change the DP : That's true, I really and JW and I hope to Tournaments spo n sored by Penn State frustrated jocks and superstars alike. As we search for had played inter-collegiate requirements around here. I 80 wanted to play baseball this continue this sometime In the ACU I Rothstein and De>Polstt'r material to fill the hallowed pages you are now reading, ,ports and people who mean physical fitness is quarter but I couldn't find a the future. The finals were held last qualified for thr frnal '" by we often reach to absurd levels to bring out the in­ hadn't, and even a token needed by everyone. I'd like female to round out the to know why they don't r------~ w inning t h e reg io n al teresting sidelights, in the world of sport . tournament held at Long bunch. Here's what tran­ replace the Humanities Beach in february. Support Rewarded spired (In a transcribed sort requirement with tennis M News of way). say. It's a good way to mee>t : ontinued from p~ge 7 Our first award this week goes to none other than our UT' First off I want to peoplp and good exercise. Director of Intramurals here at UCSD. To Lee Johnson thank all of you gentlemen Besides , you'd probably and lady for being with us learn more in tennis rhiln in we duly present the Jock fan of the Year Award. Besides hiS subject and gain in­ his fine work as Chief Intramural Jock we note his tonlte. I want to add that Humanities. All-Cal Teams Selected valuable teaching and outstanding achievement in indoor gamesmanship as anything you say' can and UT: Well BO I'm not sure Each year the nine UC UCSB girls vs. UCB men and intramural V-ball . insight into Ip.arning from he continually bests Harry and other members of 'the will be used against you . if the sports department can campuses get together for a UCI girls while UCSD girls his relationships with the Rec. Dept. in such absurd games as 'Square Off Score rirst, off let's get some dictate to what will replace weekend Intramural and UCR guys might be A group of softball students . for the right and R.ip. To Lee we present a framed copy of newly feedback of things you what requirement but th~ Festival. The purpose of the playing UCSF men and veterans sometimes called student, this gain far enshrined Selected Jocks emblem, which he can have if might like to see changed you're thinking sounds festival is to promote 1M UCLA girls. " Ramblers," sometimes the outweighs the loss of an he cuts the graphic out of the paper and frames it athletICally around the logical. Does anyone else . sports, exchange ideas, and Qur six person coed "Rambettes" and this additional upper division himself. We thank Lee for the moral support we needed campus . have anything else to say? have a good time. This year valleyball team was chosen year" BaUer's Box" ad­ class in more advanced to put this insane column out again ... and again ... and B.O . I'd like to see T.S : Yes , I sometimes Santa Cruz will host ac­ Sunday, May 5. Four teams vanced past ten other clubs topics in his major. again ... osteopathy taught here at wonder about how things ivities which commence participated in the al t day to be our representative in The real disgrace here UCsD and I. .. are graded around here. I friday, May 10. double elimination event the National Past-time. that can not be excused and No Longer Kroe of S- UT: I'm not sure if that's mean how do the fencing , The sports : softball, with the ultimate winners, must end is that the I-or our second award we turn to the hallowed exactly in the jurisdiction of classes get some credit and volleyball, soccer, tennis the "Tonsil Ticklers" The soccer team is University and the students national pastime of baseball. To San Diego's own, the the sport's department. other classes don't? I think and recquetball, will all be playing a total of 14 games "Pegasas". AI Hunter and are sometimes getting Padres, we present The Come-from-Behind Award. for Maybe you ought to talk to WSI and lifesaving are two oed in nature Some games on their way to the victory. Val Caderro will be our cheated by the profs and the first time in the Padre's history they have succeeded the med school. good exa mples. Both of twill be played with our This team repeatedly mixed doubles racquet·ball the TA's (both grad and in escaping the cellar of the NL West at some time other representatives intact, demonstrated the type of team and Hal and Kris undergrad) who are unable than the first month of the season. In accomplishing this pthers with the team split good, mature competitive Kierstead our tennis to adequately teach the miraculous achievement the Padre's have won 11 out of secure But whether or not UP such as UCSD men & spirit that is the essence of representatives. subject matter of their their last 14 games, pushing Henry Aaron and the Bogeys they make it, take notice; Atlanta Braves into the cellar by 3 percentage points. It UCSD has a nationally looks as If there IS something good in a MacDonald's continued from page 1 2 ranked sailing team . hamburger. Sunday' s racing was In other baseball news we duly dub the Texas Rangers P.c.c. (Pacific Coast nothin g one would like to as the Mirage of the Year. Presently on top of the AL Bullets, Bogeys Championship), also called speak of Winds ranging U sD'S Women's Team West: ,due. to the usual slow start of The A's, Billy the National Eliminations Carnival Info from 0 to 30 knots along will be competing this Martin s Rangers have surprised one and all by winning in San Francisco Bay. ' Wi th bad boats and poor weekend in the Women's Intercollegiate sailing undefeated, and .in more than they have lost so fa r this season . Our bet is The regatta was held last With the organization deC isions placed them tied I ntercollegiate National does not receive its recognition of this feat was that they will fall apart soon and the A's will take over weekend. The regatta was now moving under full fo r second with UCLA Elimination . UCSD'S team deserved notice at most picked from among the their usual spot on top of the heap. arranged to be round-robin' steam, the Memorial Day trailing the winning team of of Skipper Peggy Brown and colleges and universities - California colleges and each team exchanging Weekend " Gay Nineties" UC Irvine. The team feels crew Joan Odell, are UCSD is no exception. But universities to represent the boats every two races after Carnival looks like it is they could easily have won favored to win. Choking on Steak then most colleges and West Coast at the Sugar their "A" skipper and crew going to turn out to be the the regatta in the abse nce universities do not have Bowl Regatta in New T.he annual Stanley Cup Choke Artist Award once and their "B" skipper and social happening of th of this bad luck. sailing teams worth noting. Orleans. This regatta is the again goes to the NY Rangers (possibly related to crew had a chance to sail year at UCSD just as ThiS IS where UCSD is an premier regatta outside of planned. ' Texas?) as they managed to drop out of the running for that one boat in their exception. the Nationals. There the I.ven though they tied for the NHL Championship by losing to the expansionist eparate divisions. Since 12 UCSD'S sailing team team place second behind sec ond place, the prospects upstarts from Philadelphia. The Rangers have the schools participated there Following a meeting last consisting of such notabl~ Tulane University and in for going to the Nationals at JO in the fun l Help V.vllar celebrate highest paid team in any sport (it is rumored that only were 12 boats and a total of Wednesday with many club skippers and crews as Dick doing so became ranked representatives, the Car­ Boston In June are not Its Ihlrd year as the nation s .: 1 three members of the team earn under $100,000 a year). 12 sets of races . (A set selhng electroniC lIa~h Here S '{our Davis, Ed Trevelyan, Joan second behind Tulane in chance 10 stall laking flash PIC ' It proves that money can't buy everything. consisting of one "A" and nival Committee was able Odell, Peggy Brown, Doug the national standings. lures tne modern way and Sdve one "B" race). A total of six to present the above that's money 100' The V'.lla, 202 has a Jorgenson , Rich Rothschild Since then they did well sets of races were to be held schedule as one that will be TYPI NG -·MARll YN bU llt-tn computer that determines and Don Wyatt, went for the COrleet amounl cl lighl needed We're No 1 in many regattas to secure a on Saturday and fJ sets on used come Carnival 10' pe,'eCi pIC,",es ',om 3·11 'eel the first part of the year would Ilk. to type your ""P", all we aUlomat lcallv' It deUvers o~e( spot for themselves in the Sunday. • weekend. The schedule is The SJ Staff would like to extend its congratulations the.,., .tc. She I•• xp.rlenced Dividends are now paid 400 flasnes pe, sel 01 ballene s Saturday winds ranged still somewhat flexible, and on .11 typ.. of pePin, quarterly at the intended rate has an accur ate Kodachfome II to the women's rugby team for finishing its season ,.IIt, IASA 25) g",de number 01 30 and from 15 to 30 knots. The anyone with ideas or r•• oOlbl. Ind hili In IBM. carry. of 5~% per annum- In addition , begin­ I&¥cle:; as fast 3S 4 seconds With undefeated and unscored upon in three games . In doing Pi .... elll her It ...,., . thiS the team has earned the number one ranking in the Our First Letter Tritons " AU team Skipper proposed changes is asked ning the second quaner (April 1 through hesh ball.".s Color'COHeerea 5571 University Ave. le'lS gIves you CriSP clur p,c tures Dick Davis, crew Doug to contribute these as soon Juno 30) your share savings deposits will earn state (out of two). We would also like to congratulate E. of 54th and natur~I·loo 100 skIn IOIle$ To Coach Moss: Jorgenson, Alternate Joan as possible to Harry Bloom, a full monthly dividend EVEN IF YOU ONLY KEEP .'ery lime Full 2'year P"IS .od Bar~y Rothstein and Doug DePoister for winning the You conclude with, "Nick phone: 286-2271 labor warranty Take JdvulJge or National Collegiate Bridge Tournament. We hereby White's success story is Odell and "B" team Skipper Room 19 in the new Rec . THEM IN FROM THE TENTH TO THE END OFTHE MONTH 'h,,'i.,'ed Itm. Y",'a' Clilbrat,on aw.ar~ the;n an Erector Set so they can continue I could not help but find one ... " What success story? Ed Trevelyan, and crew Don Gym or ext. 2285. & OPENING SOON IN (as long as your share account remains open through the n•• ' bUilding d ' ampionship bridges. your "focus on Nick White" Many people win tour­ Wyatt, through a series of KEARNY MESA. quarter)1 This means high returns even on short term savings! clubs which did not send absurd. I realize that you naments and maintain a 3.4 either extremely good races [In Plan Del Sol.) Transfer your funds today. let us take care of all the details for youl ------a representative to the must be desparate to find a GPA. Does that constitute (Bullets) or extremely bad meeting and would like to Over 4 tons per store. i~$3°00ffi Tile Penalty Box black athlete on campus consummute success. I races (Bogeys) had found Including Levi's for gals. run a Carnival booth are I ~r ;-;.;,.:~s:.~:~;; .~'::.• I for all cf you who are playing the exciting new in­ worthy of the name think not. Do you honestly themselves in the lead at Levi's Sta-Prest' pants. asked to contact Harry tramural sr-ort of Floor Hockey we now present the first superstar or legend not that believe Nick White even the end of five sets of races It's the world's greatest Bloom with their choice of SPORTS & fOREIGN r.M, I." "'~I." c•• , •• 10' S3 .rr award of t~ e season . Th e honer tnllt we hereby .b stow any honky is e,ther but this approches the likes of a Bill and in second by three selection. So have a fit. Inl ,egu lar P" " 0' Ihe VI"t.' 202 booth no later than Tuesday CAR SERVICE ------­ upon Harr) Bloom is well deserved for he is the winner is ridiculous. Superstars do Walton, Olga Korbut, Mark points behind UCLA at the In Ltvi'l Jeanl. OR end of the day. or Wednesday of this week . U .n Ihe 'eoular PI,c e 01Ine and sole ompetitor for the I-Made-Up-The-Rules-But­ not have to be introduced Spitz or Johnny Miller? and V,.,'ar 102 w"n ~OO+ II."'es IWr Don't-KnoH-How-To-Play-By-Them Award. I n Wed­ to the public in Nick White is an ex­ AUTO UPHOLSTERY UI 01 Da"e"es • second recycle IJJJ~[§ 9ulde number 01 30 'or Kodachrome nesday night action, Harry playing for the (expletive newspapers; they are cellent tennis player with a ror AllCars II IASA 2Sl. and 2·y... warr. nly delete~1) team of God Only Knows, was assess ed with already known. You say he's lot of potential, but save CREO,NION four high-stiCking penalties, three goal area violations a legend ... A legend do s the flashy vapid accolades Sports This Week and five k cking penalti s along with generally inept not play #1 singl s for of legendary superstardom CONSIDERATION play. UCSD; he plays #1 for for the NATIONAL DIV/illort Tlml TO STUDENTS VOwt llf' ... , ..... Stanford or USc. A student ENQU IRER . Fri...... 11 UC Irvine Dllmonel One Year Short legend does not "maintain" Nick, good luck at 8_ 3. 11m University and State E~loyees Credit Union '"'~ 13!fS IlOulil lu-aor Muir Field 111m 7638 rAY AV[NU[ OfSMDIGO a 3.4 GPA as an Econ . major Wimbledon. And Bob, keep cae- MI",.. Th SJ Staff (or at least on half of it) and the ,est of at Third; he graduates from k ep a copy of this focus on IUnlv... 'dld dl INTHEFiEAR CALL OR STOP BY ONE OF THESE CONVENIENT OFFICES: BOB DAVIS' hi~ la keys in the Sports D partment would like to wish Harvard Med. School with a file. It might mean flt-'It .11., CeIIr.I 5555 Mildrid Sir.... San Diego. Phone 217_'''/ 5191 College Ave .. s., Diego, Phone 2~210 1 CAMERA SHO~ a ertain m mber of our staff (he is on both the SJ and 4.0 (or at least from Revelle something in a few years. Wom... '.Ten .... .DWI.Tou ....v lOU1h­ LA JOLLA, ALII UCSO Clmpus. Lymln A.. . It Mor ...... RoICI. La Jotl• . Phone' 45J.M20 7717 Fay Avenue fit-lit Hour 10am - 9 pm MEMBER ACCOUNTS Sports staff) a very happy birthday. The d ar boy IS as a 2-sequence Bio. major.) You prov you'r a W_'. WI. Polo ..... " 4')4- 1920 u Jolla, ti. 92037 . PooIlIDlU - Mon - at • INSURED TO $20.000 celebrating hiS 20th birthday today He Wish d to Legends can beat the likes superstar by being # 1, not , ~ 459-7355 remain anonymous so we leave to all the r aders of this of a Howard Scho nfield; or aspiring to be. .. 12 ,1m · 5 Sun . • .....11 Point L_ III Dlemond 12 n_ absurd colul')'ln to gu 55 who he IS haven't you heard of him. ,...... il.; f.J. M .... Cary Hupp .... on.., ..... Page 13 Triton Time , M.y 10, 1974 , .,:..,r! Chancellor Reverses Decision Info Systems Head Named continued from page 1 Cases The X-Ray and Low Energy G-It~y Expt Outstanding among the cases Ci ted by Levens was JOYNER V WHITI C . In whICh BERKELEY--Endfred J. Un i vers ity; provid i n g • also assistant to the dean of an editor at predominately black North Carolina Central UniverSity opposed th e By BOB CORBETT Lundberg, president of the central coordination for the Craduate School of school's policy of recruitment of wh ite stude nts I n a front-page edltofla,': the rdltor SciPt'ltists and engineers at the model of the experimental package become powerful emitters of both X­ Information Systems Center dissemination of programs Public and International encouraged the student body, Murphy said. to " Intimidate and harrass any white University of California at San Diego and has just begun work on the rays and gamma rays. in Cincinnati, Ohio, has of general applicability Affairs from 1961 to 1964. student who came on campus. The sc hool acted to permanently cease fund In!: to th t' are now in the process of putting actual flight model. Moving out of the galaxy and into been appointed Director of developed throughout the lundberg received his school paper, a decision that was overruled by the Court of Appeals of the Fourlh together a 56.8-million experimental The prototype model, he said, will the vastness of the universe, itself, Information Systems by the University; and providing B.A. in political science package they hope will take them District. h 'd " I k t 'rt lI y be used on a test flight aboard a Matteson said the UCSD experiment Regents of the University of and maintaining standards from Brigham Young "The implications of the case are impressive," Murp y sal t ma es I VI ua back in time to the beginning of the balloon that will carry it up to about will also take new readings of what is California. and procedures manuals for University in 1959, and impossible to act against a student paper, unless t, ~e editOrial poliCY Involves ob­ universe on one hand and give them 120,000 feet from the National termed " background radiation." As Director of I n­ data processing and during the years between scenity, defamation, or. the advocacy of Violence. a glimpse of the end of the world on Center for Atmospheric Research at This phrast! refers to relatively low formation Systems, he will systems deSign . 1957 and 1961 held a the other. Palestine, Tex., this September. levels of X-ray and gamma radiation report to Vice President­ number of positions in local The experiment has no fa ncy The object of the test flight, he that seems to come from all Administration John A . The Information Systems government administration. He is also a consultant to names. II is known simply as the said, will be to prove the scientific directions of the universe and is Perkins in the Office of the Center, which Lundberg has He has served as a the USAC/ HUD Project, a hard X-ray and low energy gamma Yellow Submarine and engineering integrity of the spread out uniformly throughout the President of the University headed since July 1973, is consultant to a number of consortium of 13 federal ray experiment. model system when exposed to universe. ofCaliforn ia located in an independent, non-profit governmental agencies. He agencies which has funded Funded by the National pressure and temperature conditions It is possible, Matteson sa id, that Berkeley. research and development is a member of the a $10 million municipal & Aeronautics and Space Ad­ of space. this radiation is Simply the sum of Lundberg will be organization responsible for Telecommunications User information systems ministration, the 700-pound ex­ The UCSD experimental package, radiation from far distant and still responsible for maintaining structure, fiscal matters, Advisory Committee, which research and development perimental package will be one of Matteson said, will examine many of undiscovered sources at the rim of existing administrative personnel, physical space studies and sets priorities program in six cities. The Magie Christian four that will comprise the nation's the known X-ray and gamma-ray the universe. information systems and for and equipment, legal for the U.S. Department of Lundberg, 43, is married Technology first High Energy Astronom ical sources and, hopefully, may detect However, he said, it is also developing new or im- aspects and the execution Health, Education and and the father of seven. He Observatory (HEAD). some new ones. possible that this radiation proved systems for . ob- of contracted work and Welfare in the development will assume his duties as This pioneering HEAD (there will In 1967, it was discovered that represents left-over energy resulting taining, processing, research grants with local, of uses of telecom­ Director of Information with 2 betty boops "Kluge" be others in the future) is scheduled there was a pulsar located right in from the theoretical " big bang" that transmitting and using state and federal agencies. munications in its Systems after schools are to be launched April 15, 1977, from the very core of the crab nebula. A supposedly set our universe into administrative information. Prior to assuming the programs. out in June. & a roadrunner One of the fastest biological research devices ever Cape Kennedy to a 225-mile-high pulsar is believed to be a rapidly motion somewhere around 12 billion Lundberg also wi" be presidency of the Center, designed-a machine which counts millions of in­ earth orbit aboard an Atlas-Centaur spinning neutron star, a tiny but very years ago . responsible for the Ad- Lundberg had served as rocket. dividual ce lls ir'l minutes-is finding a whole series of dense residue of the original star . rt this is true, Matteson said, then min i s t rat i v e D a t a director of the I nstitute for new uses a\ The - 'Ik Institute. Originally designed at The HEAO program represents The Crab Nebula pulsar emits the information gleaned by the Processing Centers, which Urban Information Systems Musical Notes man's first deter"!ined attempt to. Tomorrow Los Alamos Scientlii'- Laboratory and modified by the powerful bursts of X-rays and gamma UCSD experiment about background entails such duties as at the University of Cin­ continued from page 11 Institute's instrumentation specialists, the ,flow probe our own Mjlky Way galaxy' identifying, justifying, cinnati from 1965, rays and others at regular 30 second radiation could help astronomers The album has its ups and downs, and suffers only by microfluorometer, or "Kluge", was originally intended and the universe intervals. selecting and maintaining following a year as a and astrophysicists determine the its stylistic consistancy keeping a lot of it very " haven't I to support the cancer research of Dr. Robert Holley and beyond through hillh­ all hardware and software research instructor in the Sat May •• physica l conditions tha~ heard this before" -ish. But occasional breaks such as - his co-workers. Four other Institute researchers are now energy glasses that permit computer facilities that Institute of Gc:>vern­ t"~ sur.rounded the birth of th e Loc~1 "F resh Fruit" , a sort of cute-ish song about the virtues of adding whole new dimensions to its capabilities and him to see more than JlJst ~~ universe . allow improved cost ef- ment at the University of the visible world. fruit with a very tropical feel to it, give the album its more are expected to use it as the machine is upgraded . On the other hand, he fectiveness, continual' Pittsburgh. . Gym 8pm 8. The potential of \'Iis distinction and merit. as planned. noted, much of the in­ surveillance of rapidly He earned the Ph .D. In "other" universe, howe " ~r, formation about X-rays and advancing technological urban affairs (1971) and his is so great that the HEAO Procol Harum remains a band of unique style which gamma rays deals with the developments to assure Master of Public Ad­ makes it always recognizable as nothing but Procol program is one of the utilization of the most ministration (1966) both highest priority science life cycle of stars. There Harum and hence you've either got to like what it is seem to be some sort of effective means available to from the University of they do, or not. If you like 'em, you're going to like this projects in the nation, even provide service to the Pittsburgh, where he was Six Weeks of Study and Fun in in these days when money pattern emerging in thl and confident as they've every sounded. Mexicol for science is hard to come cycle, he Indicated. For T ..chen . High School & CoIleee Students. by For example, he said thilt very large stars-thos with Accredited cle_ In S.,.nloh. Me"lcon Culture. Muo.lc. UCSD's participation in INTERESTED IN kEEPING S.D . Palntl ... at beautiful Monterrv Technologl.. 1 College. .. In­ this program is gUided by masses at least three times FROM BECOMING L. A. SOUTH? TRANSLATORS cludea tuition, bOllrd, room. leundrv, and tripo. Eam 2 __n high ac:hool or I collego credits. For detallo Dr. Lawrence Peterson, that of our sun-are very apt with scientific training required. All languages and to collapse at the end of Contact People Need and catlliogue. contact Group l ..der , Dr. Rlchtrd Martin In room professor of physics and diciplines. Freelance. Send resume to Box 5456, Santa 134 after achool 0, b __n 8 and ' :30 anv IYlnlng at Gr. tI3I87. their lives Into black holes Sponsor of Slow Growth Petition principal investigator for Barbara, Cal. 93108 Hollywood High School Other stars With about 1 4 Ph. 273 8464 . P.O. Box 9538 this experiment with Dr. San Die£o 92 109 11121 N. Hlg .... nd Ave.• Hollywood. CA !I2D2I Walter Lewin of the times the ma ss of the sun. Massachusetts Institute 'of The prototype model to be tested this september aboard other scientists have ob­ a balloon . served, are likely to wind up Technology. •••••••• ~~---.!~.~~~ ••••••••••••••• •••••••••- - !~ -- ~-~ their lives as neutron stars The experiment was described When it was first discovered, it or pulsars. during a recent interview by Dr. was believed that these pulses were Irving Goldman, Manager of Technical Services, said But sta rs with approximately the James L. Matteson, a research meaningful signals from another the device was recently upgraded Significantly with the sa me mass as that of our i un , physicist and CO-investigator, and intelligent civilization. UniVeRSITY aid of funds from Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Meyerhoff. Matteson said, seemed destin( j to Robert A . Farnsworth, project Another object scheduled for collapse into what are known as Basically, said Goldman, it permits researchers to engineer. illuminate individual ce lls as they flow through an close scruti ny will be a star " white dwarf" stars, small and dense The package, itself, involves seven Argon-Krypton laser beam . Because the cells have been designated . as Cyg nus X-l . objects with just enough nu clear fuel ~ different sensors arranged in a specially stained, the laser light causes them to Examination of this sta r in the last left to emit a feeble, cold light. ircular pattern within an aluminllm ~[J fluoresce or glow. The degree of fluorescence is a few years has led many astronomers The UCSD experiment and the housing. The entire instrument measure of the amount of DNA in the cell, a quantity to believe that it has a dark, unseen entire HEAO program are designed j~~~ measures about 30 inches in that is extremely difficult to compute in any other way companion with which it revolves. to provide more exact information BOOK·STOR{ diameter and 20 inches in depth. on a mass basis . through X-ray and gam mil ray data 1M TTHIWS CAMPUS The sensors are designed to This dark companion, Matteson The flow microfluorometer's use to date implies said, may be what is ca lled a "black about the nature and future of the tXTINStOH 1)60 ~~~©~[Q)~ measure varying levels of X-ray and exciting new promise for a more advanced instrument. hole," a giant star that has collapsed universe in which we live. gamma ray intensities "starting at "What we desperately need to do now is develop a new the medical X-ray level and going on so completely in on itself that it has From Evening Tribune one which will permit us not only to count cells but to up," Matteson said. created a gravitational field so at measure their size, too," Goldman said. "We also need a strong that nothing- not even light­ The array includes two )(-ray machine which will also operate in another wavelength. ca n escape from it. sensors that range from 10 to 200 If we could improve on this model, we (Quid not only KEV (a KEV is equal to 1,000 electron It is believed, the UCSD phySicist distinguish normal from abnormal cells, but we could volts) in energy . The remaining five said, that this black hole is sucking @u® [Q)u~(£@tVJrru1I~y also get rid of the abnormal and keep only the good material from Cygnus X-l into its cells." Sensors are gamma ray detectors with ranges from 100 to 10,000 KEV . invisible maw. As this gaseous Right now, Farnsworth said, the material falls inward, he said, it -From Salk Newsletter UCSD group is about halfway should reach temperatures ranging through with an initial prototype into the 100 t:n i II ions of degrees. 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WILL IE Painting. by G.rry McAII"'ar end .nd SchaduM"" Offlca. 211 MC. flI_ .nd other actIvItIM con­ THE TOP:C OF THE MIUTANT Red D_n - Mey 7 - 7 p.m. 2122- Sculpture by Jarry G.rner. UCID R •• I"r•• lon c.rd. will b. carnln. .he na~1 Hbaratlon FORUM 0:'4 FRI. MAY 10 • • :00 PM C.t B.llou - M.y I - ' :30 p.m. Art Oell.ry. M.y • thru May 11. proc._ durin. the w~ of .trulli. baing currently _.ed AT .. EL CAJON ILVD .. 2nd saturday Rev ..l. Caf• . African Qua.n - M.y 1. Hurnanl .... Llbrery lid... MAY. through MAY M . Card8 In Afrlca_ Find out h_ Gulf Oil FLOOR. SAN DIEOO. THE 14 - 7 p.m. - 2122. Mou.. that Ravel.. Col ..... Houra: D.lly 12-1 filed eft., thl. w_k mu.t b. filed flnanc. Portua-a colon.. I"m In SPEAKERS WILL IE MIGUEL THIRD COLLEOE STUDENT/­ Roared - M.y 23 - ' :30 p.m. - .nd Wed . ..10 pm. 11/101 with ••10 LATE flUNG FEE. 111141 Africa. All Intareated .re ••ked to MONTE ON. PROF. OF LATIN FACULTY PICNIC S.turd.y. M.y Rev .... C.f• . Animal F.rm - M.y .nand. 111141 AMERICA HIIIORY AT U.C_S.D. 11. 1174; Cuyamaca M... Peco 30 - ' :30 p.m. - R.v.. I. C.f. 15/101 PI".-pon. Pool Tournam...... The AND JO-ANN DEUA-OIUSTINA. Plca.. o St•• P.rk. lu. Ieav•• t NOTICE : Ther. have b_n 80m. SEMINAR ON OITEOPATHY­ week of May 13. IOc pool and 2Ic ORADUATE STUDENT OF LATIN ' :00 a.m. • harp from R.Id.nt chang. In COUraM to b. uead In Viola M. Frymann. D.O_. F.A.A.O. WRITINO CLINIC - If you have plng-pon. en'ry f... R.. letar In AMERICAN HIIIORY AT SAN DNn·. Ofc. 101 MC. Food .nd 10" •• tl.'.ctlon of tho O.n.r.1 .n oa.aopethlc phyalclan .nd difficulty .ottlnl your Idea. down Muir R. D.na offloe by Sun DIEOO STATE UNIVERSITY It of FU N. For Information call .xt. EduClition requlrem.nta for ..ch aurgeon and pr... d..... of the on papar or you almply w.nt to M.y 12.' Open '0 Muir .tuden.. MEMIER OF THE SOCIALIST 11.1 15/ 101 col.... . If you heY. not .Iready C.llfornl. O ••• op.thlc Improv. your wrltln. .kllll. tho only. Prla... 1_111/141 WORKERS PARTY. 11/101 completed your O.E. r.qulrement, A.oclatlon will ap ..k about Wrltln. Clinic con _I•• you. Tha P ..... check wI.h the OffIca of oeteopathlc medicine on Tu . .. Writln. Clinic I. not • cl•••• but. M.y 21 •• 7:00 P.M. In the Revall • sunday • ha Provoat of your col .... for the UCSD Art G.llery. "Tha Troub... - Notlc. I. heroby Ilv.n t"'t tho fr.. "Nlca. Wrltln. .dvlc. I. form.I Loung• . 11/211 current llet of .Pproved coureoa - An ArtIat·. Document of UI ..., " Triton Tim.. . 117 Low.r BI.k. off.red on • on.to-o". bo.l. on bafor. complo.ln. r..... retlon for Sun. 10:00 ' .m. - Mullc Fntlv.I .t organized by N.w York L.. H.II. Rev.lle C.mpu.. UCSD. Lo cou.... p.pora. lob .ppllcatlon• • .nIet. Thar. will be. film on "A.. ortlv • Unlveralty Luther.n Church. with • ha F.II tarm. II/MI JoII • • CA. 93137. h.. flied with tho propo•• I• • Ichol.,Iy .nlcl•• - Levine. M.y 1I-Juna 7. R.. ulor UCSD Ch.mb.r Sin • .,.. • Training" for .11 wom.n In ­ Stud.nt Employm.nt Offlc. In whotev.r tha need. If w. con ..Ilory hou ....ra 12-1 dolly .nd .. c"'mbor mullc orch.t,.. In­ tor.ted. Fri. M.y 17• • t 10:30 ' .m. compli.nc. w ith Ch.ncellor ...llt you In .ny w.y. pi .... ATTENTION HANG GLIDERS 10 pm on Wed .v• . G.II.ry I• terpretlv. d.nc•• vocol ..Iactlon • • In Rev.II. Formal Loung• . (1/171 WIII I.m McElroy'. ruling of OCT. com. In to our n_ loc ••l on: Bid • . H.ng glldln. accld.n" .r. NOT loc.ted In room 1280 Hum.nltl.. Including ..c.rpt. from "God­ Library Bid.. Rev.II. C.mpu • . 27. 1972. a lI.tlng job•• vailabl. 2D. Rm. 2024 (Muir C.mpu.1 or. COVERED by your pro.ant APPLICATIONS ARE NOW BEING 0' ap.II" 8:30 ' .m. .nd Ii:oo p.m. - Vld.o-"p. will b ••hown .t 3 pm for tho 1974-1975 ac.d.mlc YlOr. In call our n_ .xt.nllon: 1944. ((lf7I Stud.nt H •• lth l uppl.mental ACCEPTED FOR 4TH COLLEGE C.thollc m ....t Unlv.,.lty in.uronc. pl.n. (t1 101 on Wed •• nd Fri. only. (11141 complianc. w ith tha lob ruling tho Lutheran Church. 11:00 ' .m. M... SUMMER ORIENTATION following lI. ting of job•• vall.bl. SEX CLINIC - Wed. 3-6 pm. LEADERS. Six .tudon.. will b • • nd Int.rpretlv. done ••t 'orm.I Revill. Counoolora Offlc. (N.xt in said attic.. II glvon: Editor-In­ loung • . (11101 If you ar. Int.reated In .n AUTO TROPICAL FISH EXHIBIT Th. .ppolnt.d. They will tak. port In Chief. C ity Ed itor. Man.glng to t'" Provoot Offlc.l. Ext. 2231 . CLINIC Ihow to c ... for your c..r) apacl.I tr.lnlng ._Ion. during Ed itor. Copy Editor, Bu. loe.. Info .nd Couno.lln. on ..xu.1 .I.n up In tho WOMEN 'S CENTER Pro.,...lv. Aqu.rl... of S.n aprln. qu.rter .nd durlnl tho Manoger. Editorial Dir.ctor. Art. problem • . Judy Jor•• n.on M.D. • wkl. 3 h,. a wook' tim. to bo DI •• o.ra hoetln•• n .xhlblt.t tho w ..k of Juno 17. Thoe. In"rated Ed itor. Sporll Editor. .nd Hu.h Pot.. . Ph.D. IEII .rronged. • D.I Mar hpCIIltlon In Juno. loth PARTYII To .Id Chll .. n Scholer.1 'r.. hwot., .nd marin. .xhlbl" .hould con.. ct tha etud.nt am­ Photo.raphy Ed lto,r. Scl.nc. FOOD. MUSIC. DRINKS... Sun­ .,. pl.nned. Entry d ..dllna I. ploym.nt office 'or roferral• .(1i /141 Editor, Secrotary and A ..lltont d.y. May 12. 8:30 pm .t the In­ general Unlv.,.lty Ext_Ion .nnoune.. June 1. 1174. All •• hlbltora both City Editor. ternotlon.1 C.nt.r. • 2 Itud.ntl; t3 t"'t .tud.nt. will b•• bl; to .t- .. p.rl.nc.d .nd novlc. .,. Tho Sociology Dep.nm.nt h.. Any per. on wl.hlng to .pply othor. Tlckot. c.n b. purch... d at t.nd two m_~vl •• In tha uood.y w"com • . Tw.nty cl ..... will b. .dded tho followln. coura'l to Ita mu.t firat pick UP • re'.rral from bldg 2D. floor 4. (5 /101 HUMANITIES PHOTOGRAPHIC nl.h~ • .,1.. 1m.... of Wom.n In lud.ed. Trophl•• nd rlbbono will F.II .ch.dul.: Sociology 2. tho Stud.nt Employm.nt Office. EXHIBIT: OERMAN UTERATURE Film fr.. of chor... 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Ii 00 PM . Th. TR ITON will b ••n Important moat 'or .11 eel.ntl.t•• nd Intalloc .. to fI .. to M.rtho ROller I•• dl dlocu ••lon of m.. t today. Log I·Om.r• • t Noon In ••ructor : A. Ngubo. 111141 TIMES IS AN EQUAL OP­ .tudon.. conaldarlnl blo .. • America In the 1140'. . F.. tured tho rol .. woman pI.y In film .nd In .he Moron caf... rI • . H.lrou" PORTUN~TY EMPLOYER. All molor or mlnor.t. PM Man .v. In will bo the work. of H.nnah In .oclety. ·Woman .. neurotic' I•• nd _ddlnao ar. parmloalblo. STUDENT LOBBY m ..t thl. W.d elected po.ltlon. or•• ubloct to tha R_llo Cof • . Faculty will b. Arendt. Iruno Battlohelm P.ul the .ubjoct tonight. .nd noxt Tha d"cullion topic will be "The .t. PM. 3rd floor. T.n.y. H.II. linel .pprov.I by tho UCSO on hend to .xp.. ln raqulrom.n" Louu .....ld.nd Harbon Morcu... w.ek tha cl... will con.lder Influ ....co of Rabbi Aklvll on the Thooo Intor.ted. pl... • • end. Communlc.tlonl Boord. 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