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Columnist Anderson 'Discusses Peace Talks, Press, FBI fBI surveillance, the peace talk funds by late Senator of opium over a dung heap, Anderson (concerning Nixon's gift of a tactical stalemate, and government inhibition Thomas Dodd, believes that the press is immediate ly exposed the U. S. position play for the Dolphins in last year's of the press were subjects discussed by in an uncomfortable position because as a type of cuckold in the Thai decep­ Su perbowl), "I would think that the Washington columnist Jack Anderson President Nixon feels that he is being tion. In revealing that the U. S. had President has something better to do .., last Friday during a lunchtime meeting abused. spent so much money in an uncon­ tha n to meddle with football games." with TRITON TIMES staff members. " Ron Ziegler (Presidential Press summated arrange ment, Anderso n He then reflected, "The president· Anderson, syndicated columnist of Secretary) can lie to the American had incurred the wrath of several tax­ probably read some poll that indicated " "The Washington-Merry-Go-Round", public with impunity; but if I put a payers who wired the White House. that mo re people li ke football than any printed in over 700 newspapers, and comma out of place, they trap me", The White House immediately called other sport and that's probably what whose column has exposed the said Anderson. a Press Conference to " clarify " the has inspired his interest in the game." machinations of foreign policy during The biggest comma out of place for Thailand scandal, and they had even With little pressure, Anderson con­ the India-Pakistan crisis, the connec­ Anderson was his premature release of procured a " witness who swore he was fessed that he favored the Redskins for tions between former Senator George false facts that indicated Senator the re wh e n" the inci ne rati o n took the Superbowl, but, as in the Eagleton Murphy with the Technicolor Cor­ Thomas Eagleton had had several place", said Anderson. But Anderson's affair, time has proven him wrong poration, and the improper use of drunk driving violations, but·this faux aide, les Whitten, was busy passi ng o ut again. pas was mitigated by Anderson's Xeroxes of the secret document that receipt of the Pulitzer Prize for his supported Anderson's contention that revealing exposure of how aAmerican the U.S. had been duped to the con­ foreign policy is made. fused reporters in attendance. " We As a result of his . nonpartisan stole the show", recalled Anderson, revelations of scandal in Washington, smiling. Anderson said, " like all controversial Anderson lamented that, " We are people, I'm often under surveillance not as close to peace as we were last by the FBI. But fortunately I have a October. There was a breakdown in friend in the fBI who informs me when communicatio n and the Jo int Chiefs of the surveillance is being made and Staff could not see their way fit to even gives me the li cense plate accepting Kissinger's proposed peace numbers of the government agents." agreements. Now all that Kissinger's As soon as Anderson receives the doing is re-breaking the ground he li cense numbers, he dispatches each of already broke last October." his nine children, equipped with Conti nui ng on the subject of Viet­ cameras, to locate the cars and to take nam, Anderso n added that the "North pictures of the agents. Vietnamese governme nt has to be the At times Anderson has had triumphs most repressive and o ppressive over the "obfuscating" White House government in the world ... they actual­ News Staff. When he learned that the ly have a clause in their constitution U.S. had given Thailand $1 million to that enables them to shoot someone burn a considerable amount of opium, for counterrevoluti o nary thought." Of "Washington­ and that the Thai government had met Progressing from the Vietnam War to Columnist Jack Anderson the agreement by sprinkling small bits the President, Ande rso n rema kred Merry-Co-Round"

Volume 18, Number 3 University of California, San Diego Tuesday, January 16, 1973 Shockley, Thomas Debate Bombing Halt in-Vietnam "Genetic Inferiority" President Nixon ordered a halt today to all offensive military operations in North Vietnam " because of the Rick Drom progress made " in the Pa ris peace talks, reports from Are blacks less intelligent than whites due to a best one can give inferences that are little better than the Florida White House said. genetic inferiority? educated guesses which become agr~ed upon over Press Secretary Ron Ziegler said Nixon's order took Dr. William Shockley, Stanford Physicist and Nobel times by those who see things in much the same effect at 10 a.m. and includes the halting of " bombing, laureate, supported this hypothesis in a discussion manner." shelling, and any further mining of North Vietnam." Sunday with Dr. Charles Thomas, a Black psychologist Shockley, according to Newsweek, favors action to Ziegler described the move as a " unilateral gesture" at Third College and Dr. B.J. Williams, an halt " dysgenic evolution." " One plan that he thinks that followed a Presidential assessment of the war. anthropologist. might be fruitfully discu sed is the payment of Federal Shockley explained his controversial theory to an cash bonuses to intellectually substandard blacks and overflowing audience1n the Emerson Unitarian Church whites who agree not to have children. He also fa vors of Canoga Park. Shockley said that through 1.0. tests he the establishment of special educational and socia l Defining 'Peace had shown that somes, notably blacks, are genetically programs geared to substandard individuals of both . deficient in terms of intelligence. He viewed as alar­ races." ming the statistics that uneducated blacks raised, on A possible plan would be to pay a person $1 ,000 fo r With Honor' the average, 4.7 children as opposed to college­ each point below 100 in which their 1.0. was recorded Not only has Nixon Why did ixon reneg on educated blacks who raised 1.9 children per family. if they agreed not to have any chil dren. Shockl ey refused to face the his campaign " promise" to According to an article in Newsweek, "he projects reasoned that it would save money if these people American people and ex­ si gn t he 9- Point Peace that the fraction of the U.S. black population suffering were paid to not have genetica ll y inferior children plain his unprecedented Program? from mental retardation for genetic reasons, may well rather than have to care for " these moronic chi ldren." military esca latio n, but An d what, in fact, is be doubling in about twenty years. One way of putting In response to this idea, Thomas proposed that Washington has ordered " peace with honor" ? this, he said, is that by good intentions we may Shockley "extend his arguments and evidence about "one of the most stringent unwittingly be breeding Deltas - in the fashion of eugenics to cover personality traits." In this way, news blackouts of the (Schedule of Teach-In) Huxley's 'Brave New World.' We may be breeding Thomas felt that Shockl ey should "advocate a steriliza­ war." ( Time , problem creators in greater percentage than problem tion program for Anglo males who possess personality Dec. 27, 1972) As part of the Tuesday, January 16 solvers." I traits of dominance and aggression." news blackout, President H rbe rt Marcu e , prof. Dr. Thomas, known as "The Father of Black "Anglo males with abundant dominance and aggres­ Nixon will not give his State emeritus of philosophy, Psychology", attacked Shockley'S arguments along with sion traits tend to be those who are highly educated, of the Union address UCSD, and author of One Dr. Williams. Thomas began by denouncing the in­ the products of marriage, and members of families with before the people of this Dimensional Man, Rea on telligence tests themselves as "culturally biased in the few children. For these victims a genetic screening country. The address will and Revolution. direction of Anglo-conformity." He said that in­ mandate is essential because their behavior involves not be delivered in perso n telligence cannot be measured with present tests and the following destructive patterns: the compulsive before Congress, nor will it that these very tests have placed "substantlal numbers craving for power in order to control others through be televised. In light of this Herbert Schiller, prof. of of children of color, on the basis of 1.0. in classes for oppression; the competitive need to exploit people blackout a ma sive teach-in comm unication , Third the' retarded when these children were actually men­ who are different because of age, sex, or race; the has been organized on th Coli ge, UC D, and author tally competent." inability to establish human relationships; an insatiable UCSD campus. The teach­ ur Md ommunI at/ons Thomas said that Shockley has "conslstently refused need to develop behavioral patterns dependent upon in will address itself to thi and American Emp ire. to answer or recoilnlze" many challenges. "Statistical either parasitic relationships or the destruction of other and other questions: procedures or scientific practice generally can not be people (particularly those considered less than hum­ why were the heaviest Carol Kurtz, member of separated from contamination by the human element", na); and the contempt for the rational aspects of bom bi ngs of th e war Indochina Peace Ca mpai n he said. "As Intelligence Is currently defined and society." launched one week after (lid how). measured, Innate ability can not be supported as a Since the "sickness of our society" can be traced to Kissinger said peace was statistic concept for any group of people. At the very continued on .,..e two 99'1. as ured? continued on p.se two IDISr CllJISU SOIillJU Southltound Nortllbaurad • • UlCItDIA "'.M. P.M. 1IJfiY PINES AJ1. P.M. latest Resu Its! _._. 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Coil ...... 7 : '~ ,Ute)I llall Fnclnltas BIni ...... 8 :05 9:0S 5:41 6:41 10 :41 the end of this milennium. Thinl COll ...... 9:~0 7:11 11 :18 ·lB.CAIllA Othe r optimists have gone as far as predicting that Russell ' GilMn Woodley •••••••. .• •••• 8:12 6:44 10:44 Meet Ruiz 1.8 Costa ...... 8 :15 . by VA ""spital "there never will be peace, and there never has bee~ Ills will I"'ly .. r.r enoue:h to let the last patsencer off in t.euc.U. at ni te. Bus "ill nop upon request. peace, so shove it!" UCSD Wo men are meeting with Dr. Ramon Ruiz, But don't despair, friends, someone is bound to win Ch iarman of the Department of History, th is Thursday of intelligence were determined 80% by genetics and in the International Center at noon. the contes!. So keep saturating uswith your little bombs Shockley, Thomas ... heredity and only 20% by environment, such as a poor, LETT~RS 'Ttl THE /~IH~ ' and we'll keep reacting protectively; forever if All members of the University community a re invited vitamin-deficie nt diet. To support his views Shockley necessary. to attend and hear Dr. Ruiz' discussion of the affir­ showed the resu lts of a study of identical twins who fo rms linking the species. B i a c hem i s t, who mative action being taken in the History Department. continued from page one Present the were separated early in life and raised in different On the other ha nd, the challenged Dr. Gis h to The op i ~ions e.pr.... d on these pog .. are those of the authors who.e nom •• appear in the bylines and do not those conditions, "1 urgently call upon all ad ults to environ me nt s. Th ese statistics showed that I.Q.'s were Creation Model Creation Model assumes return to the campus for necessaroly relied the "ew. 01 the TRITON TIMES. "nyone d.siring 10 submit material to b. published on these pag.s petition the federal government for immediate closely correlated between twins desp ite their diffe rent at UCSD the existence of a Creator the purpose of p resenting, should send il to the Editorial Director, TRITON TIMES, 11 7 Blake Hall, UCSD. remedial action through the denial of fu rther fina ncial environments. a nd a series of di rect · in classroom setting, an in­ Chicano grants, tax shelters, subsidies or other be nefits that creative acts. O n this basis depth comparitive study of Despite o bjections from sci entists to his theories Editor: promote the pathology which this proposal would Shockley, a 1956 Nobel Pirze winner in physics, is we should expect to find the two theories. Cultural Retreat. correct", Thomas said. adamant about continuation of research in th is field. In O n Thursday, November sudden outbursts of life in Recently there has been tSD~ Williams refuted Shockley's theory o n the grounds an article in the L.A. Times, She said, "To fail to raise 16 Dr. Duane Gis h, Ph .D. in the fossil record. Concer- some controversy concer­ Biochemistry from U.c. On the weekend of january 26, 27 and 28, the that environment rathe r than genetics caused a th ese u npopular questions because of fear of possible ning the actual fossil ning whether creation $40!!- Chicano students on campus are sponsoring a cultural difference in measured I. Q .'s. He felt that it was an resentme nt towards me is an irresponsi bility that I am Berkeley, and Associate record, to this date no un- should be given, so to get together weekend in the mountains for students, " irresponsible act on the part of a scientist" to defend not willing to have on my conscience, I believe and Director of the In stitute for disputable transitional speak, equal time in the $3D ~ staff and faculty que son la/inos. The focus of the such a theory as Shockley'S. He ci ted expe riments ho pe that my determination to see that these questions Creation Research in San forms have been found in state's schools as a logical weekend will be oriented toward people getting to whe re a diet change can have great e ff ec.ts, stunti ng or are faced and answered may be the greatest contribu­ Diego, presented a small the strata. It reveals rather, alternative to the Theory of $JOe!. know each other. The weekend will include a tea/ro, . retarding physical growth. . tion anyone ca n make to American Negro welfare for porti.on of the body of the sudden outbursts of life Ev 0 I uti 0 n . Dr. Gis h 's baile, food, lodging, and other activities such as foot­ Shockley defended his results by sayi ng that facto rs the next generation." scientific evidence against as predicted by the Crea- presentation was well con­ J /O ~ th(> Theory of Evolution. Hi s tion Model and ignored by ceived and reasonabl y ball, hiking in the woods and rap sessions. It will be ar'l 5AT. 7/1'/{j opportunity not only for students to get to know talk centering on, "Crea­ the Evolutionary Model. Dr. presented. It demonstrated ""oN. T ut S. i)K~ •.)//U~ others, but also for staff and faculty to get more familiar Youth Talent Defining'PI:A.~Q ' tion, Evolution, and the Gish brought a number of to us if there is another side ///3 05' 06 b~~ with the UCSD Chicano community. Fossil Record," compared points into consideration, to the story we as students munity easier. By the life (as opposed to the Cost per student for board and lodging is $5.00. Staff Competition With Honor' and contrasted the inherent among them a ther- deserve to hear it. In gcod ment structure; similar to The assumptions of the two presentation of the Sheriff " thanatos" of Honk the jive-ass and faculty are asked to pay $10.50 (the full cost). continued from pale one modynamic question. conscience we disagree and Deputies as just plain student All interested in winning models, Creation and culture) - and that in­ government­ Departure time will be on Friday afternoon. For further Revelle Residence Halls Evolution as it occurs in an with James D. Watson of folk doing a necessary job, cash awards in the 1973 Evolution, Throughout the cludes initiating action administration game. information and signing up for weekend contact: Wednesday, January 17 open system is contrary to Harvard who said that, ye olde publick relations Youth Talent Competition And The course of his talk, predic­ against the ruling class - I Yolanda in the Revelle Provost Office (X 2231), Claire in the second law of ther- " Today the Theory of will attempt to gloss over sponsored by the La jolla Vie t Nam Veterans Aga tions from each model won't hesitate to kill those Don't feel obliged to the Muir Dean's Office (X 1905) and Lucila (X 1769) in modynamics, namely that Evolution is an accepted the fact that the Sheriff's Civic/University Orchestra the War, a presentation. were examined and schi zoid nervous systems print any more installments the Third College Dean's Office. Deadline date for t riton times there is an ever increasing fact for everyone but a fun­ Departmnet is primarily a of " Pig Tales" out of a must apply no later than Some Surprises (Black Ser­ evaluated in relation [0 and with bullets, crude though signing up is january 24. tende ncy towards ran- damentali st m ino rity , tool of the ruling class . This January 21 . viceme n's Ca ucus, Gorilla on the basis of their con­ such action may be. It bourgeois sense of "objec­ present domness - not increasing whose objections are not is rather akin to having P.R. tivity." "Pig Tales" is only Auditions will be held at Theatre, group d isc ussion sistency with the fossil would appear that such complexity. Pre-exis ting based on reasoning but on men for the U.S, Air Force 1 :30 p.m. in ' Recital Hall perhaps). e vidence, fossi ls being our times are fast approaching, meant to confuse matters The First Annual living forms (i.e., fertilized ' doctrinaire adherence to in Vietnam. by narrowing our vision to Indian Economist 409, MC, Sunday, january most direct link with the egg upwards) possess a religiou s principles" unless we can peaceably 28, 1973. Applicants must Thursday, Jimuary 18 prehistoric past. " Pig Tales" is well named socialize our planetary particulars of capitalist law WHA LE HUNT " mechanism" in th e form (Molecular Biology of tile insofar as the " Pig" has structure, police human be residents of San Diego The evolutionary model economic systems, and Banning Garre tt, me of DNA to circumvent this, Gene, pg . 2) In the interests become a symbol of the relations, county govern­ to Speak County, high school presupposes that present­ otherwise adapt to the flow This Saturday of Asia In formation G but only temporarily, they of academi c freedom, and oppressor of increasingly ' ment, etc., etc. Gee, just Distinguished Indian economist, Dr. V.M. Dandekar seniors to 25 years, who are day life has arisen as a result of conscious life. As far as I and write r for too must eventually suc- due to the fact Ihal the 1Ilienated peoples. I don't like the Copley Press. will be on campus to talk to students about the political students of voice, piano, or January 21, 1,73 of naturalistic, gradual can see, " Pig Tales" is not M agazine. cumb to the forces of en- creation model has been call Sheriff's Deputies pigs. and economic iss ues in India today. orchestral instrLLments. The boat will leave from the Seaforth Sportfishing changes from the inanimate one of those adaptations. By the way, please Rad ic al Coal it ion , tropy. shown to be scientifically They are humans with His discussion will take place in Lower Blake Lounge First place award is $200 Slip in Quivera Basi n By Sea World at to the animate with subse­ " Pig Tales" will not serve as destroy th is letter after The lecture lasted one plausible, we recommend human nervous systems; tonight at 8 pm. and a solo performance quent increases in com­ a communication link with tra nscription; I don't want 11 :00 am & Return at 1 :00 hour and a half following its presentation alongside they're just programmed to with the La Jolla plex ity and diversity. The the County Sheriff's either the Red Squad or FBI A bus will leave from Urey Hall Parking lot at 10:00 which a creative discussion that of the Evolutionary preserve a schizoid culture, Civic/University O rchestra foss il record should Department either, on my ass. am. Only those people who have signed up in the USE ... evolved. Participating in the Model here at UCSD. is all. However, when it under the direction of Dr. therefore reveal obvious in­ because such a link would Thanlcyou, Revelle Residence Office can be allowed on the bus dtscussion was Dr. Russell Tom Cantor comes to the defense of UC Student Lobby Edwin London. Your academic and staff termediate transitional be powerless in the depart- The Scarlet Pumperwe l as the demand was greate r than ex p ec t ~d . employees Credit Union D a I i II Ie, Revell e Bill Sjaholm Students at UCSD can participate in the decisions Further information and There wi ll be an additional signup list for reduced Biology Majors, Revelle being made in Sacramento and Berkeley that affect us application blanks may be rates for those people who can get to Quive ra Basin r------. College directly. The UC Student Lobby is on the move and obtained from the Music without the bus. 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Ave. 286-4210 105:30 pm - Sol. 10:00 am to 5:30 pm - Sun. 11 :30 om 105:30 pm. at. 9:3085:30 7456 J,aJolll1l H lvd.459·434J I Be interview, phone 272-4322 Clo ed un. & Mon. Page 2 Triton Ti mes Tuesday, January 16, 1973 YABYUm - 233-8328 Page 3 Tuesday, January 16, 1973 Trrton Times All-Cal Nex l Streak Broken Spik rs Drop Close One By USD Five Last Friday night the Triton Volleyball team surprised over victory once again and Coch Gorrell's smile everyone, including themselves, by winning two quick widened perceptibly. Pat Slacy games against their older and more experienced rivals, The third game? Well, in the interest of charity little The UCSD basketball team finally tasted the sour FRIENDS. Unfortunately, they dropped the next three will be said; suffice it to say the good guys (that'S the Tritons for you skeptics) were handily defeated. The pang of defeat S.ATURDAY NIGHT AFTER AMASSING fourth game provided the most excitement as the lead AN AMAZING STRING OF EIGHT STRAIGHT - bounced back and forth several times. In the end, VICTORIES. The defeat came at the hands of a very however, the Tritons managed to choke on a three . talented USD team the night after a warm-up game for point lead and the FRIENDS pulled it out once again. the aforementioned loss. The Tritons tried to make a run for the match in the Friday night saw the cagers traveling north to the Los final game, gasping for that beer, but the setting of A.ngeles area to take on the Pacific Christian five. They Maurice and impressive net work of Campagna (who disposed of them much more handily than the final stuffed Coach Reitherman twice) was not enough to score, 64-52, might indicate. The Tritons started off fast overcome the generally weak play of the Tritons. taking a quick 10-0 lead, aided by their blitzing full~ Th e crowd was impressive showing that volleyball court press. This start enabled them to coast the rest of players have more friends than the average fan thinks, the way while limbering up for their big contest against at least two or three per man. They saw a team that had the Toreros of USD. The cagers were led by center Pau l either improved tremendously in a matter of days or Trainer with 24 points and forward Gie Simpson who played way over their heads, hopefully the former. The racked up 12 tallies. ' Tritons will get eheir first real test this weekend when they travel up to UC Davis for the All-Cal and face the likes of UCLA and UC Santa Barbara. This trip should Jon Lelevier shows why the Tritons had problems furnish the Tritons with some much needed experience underneath. against top flight teams. After the All-Cal the team putting it succinctly, the music was a distinct change returns home to the San Diego Barn, otherwise known -1M Basketball rew Shortage from the usual basketball collection of sounds. Some as the municipal gymnasium, to play against various problems have developed concerning the concentra­ teams from the San Diego area. The gym is easily tion of the players during the game, especially during characterized as a barn because of its ample space and the free-throw shooting, that will have to be worked lack of light and heating facilities. Jams the Gym lmost Acute out. Some members of the audience also expressed their displeasure with the music, especially the ones Afte r last quarter's finals, Eastern power and was an Men's and Pee Wee basketball appear to be a who sat in front of the amplifiers and went home with gourmet's delight as the Intramural Department has of us let our a sigh of Olympic hopeful. Because and exhaustion, but headaches, but it was another step forward on the road cooked up some tasty (tasteless?) league names to spice of the team's quality and to intercollegiate sports perfection. Besides the music up the basketball season. The creations of Jimmy some the pressure was above all else, quantity, II on. The crew team there were also the cheerleaders, who did their by now Roudebush, who, in addition to his other duties as Navy fields only usual fantastic job, and, well, what more ca n we say? Intramural Assistant and General Nuisance, has taken t to Long Beach for the heavyweights, 160 Ibs. and nual _Christmas regatta, The near-future for the basketball team means this on the role of Chief Chef, include the Wiener Schnitzel up. Unless more people, we.e kend and they journey up north again, this time to Piccata League and the Gouda Burst League. The mpetiting against San including lethargic o State University, Irvine. Fo.rtunately, All-Ca l, which is what they're going popularity of intramural sports is nowhere more evi­ lettermen, show up for up to Irvine for, IS not really All-Cal, wh ich means no UCLA, Santa Clara, UCSD crew, an excellent dent than during round ball season, where this year 56 UCLA or Berkeley, but the opposition lines up badly Santa Barbara, and a chance for competition Men's and Pee Wee teams sig ned up to play on only e~ough anyhow. The .team will be playing Thursday, the third day of the quarter. Play is under way already; '-.",exl c:an team rumored to will be forfeited. Olympic represen­ Friday, and Saturday nights against such opponents as .the gym schedule is so full this quarter that several Santa Cruz, Irvine and Davis. This should keep the With freshmen or We've had a good tur­ games will have to be played outside as there is just not vars.ity qui.te busy for the weekend and they' ll be enough court space for everyone who wants to play. ces creating the ma­ nout, especially among the Mike Bastiani shoots past the block of friends as of the Triton rowers, having their own brand of fun while the rest of us sit Part of the reason things are so packed is that coed freshman class, but still around and study. Clair Campagna (l2) and Malt Merliss prepare for did all right: A second need more. Anyone in­ basketball is back for its sophomore season with 24 The junior varsity deserves a little mention also as any return. the lightweight eight terested in testing himself teams. This 3 girl-2 guy game is an amazing combina­ they successfull~ established their own modest winning fou r competitition in under competitition tion of confusion, crazy rules, and occasionally a streak. After losing last Tuesday, they put it all together res pective heats. should call the P.E. Office glimpse of coordination. It's tough to know which fC?r a two game victory spree over the weekend. Fr iday games to lose the night's match as well as Coch teams will play this game with any degrree of proficien­ Th is year, UCSD will or Coach Bill Gebur, whose Dave Moragne; Can't See the Forest for the Gorrell's beer bet. among others, Navy. night they took Pacific Christian and in the pre-varsity cy, but CAMEL's HUMPS may be insurmountable in the number is available at the Trees. Photos: Eastern. game festivities Saturday, they took the men from The FRIENDS, as mentioned before, are not un­ Listerine League. It's rumored that the KLAP may vy is an established Office. familiar to UCSD, consisting primarily of grad students Miramar in a hard-fought contest. But we' ll leave room dominate the Pristine league as all of its opponents ~opes were up Friday night, but Saturday evening and former varisty volleyball players, including the two for more on that later upon the return of your regular have threatened to forfeit in order to avoid "social qUickly brought the Tritons down to earth. USD went reporter. rookie coaches Dick Reitherman and Jeff Gorrell. contact." Scouting reports say that POONTANG ahead early - after the Tritons took a 2-0 lead - and The first game featured strong defense and some a MERINGUE (rumored to be Wonder Boy's favorite continually increased the difference as they wracked rather unbelievable hitting by freshman Larry Baldwin dishl is a real pushover and can be ,licked by anyone. up the home team for their first defeat in nine games who kept bouncing spikes past the opposing block. VOLLEYBALL & COED SOCCER The final score was "a lot" to "a lesser amount" ....: Both starting setters, coincidentally both freshmen, SIGN-UPS THIS WEEK about 20 points less to be exact - and we won't say Larry and George Yamashita, were putting the ball right This afternoon at 4 o'clock intramural volleyball gets anymore about that touchy subject. up for the big guns, Maurice Serracini, Jim Rabe, Matt underway with the captain's meeting in the gym The largest home crowd ever to attend a game In the Merliss, and Mike Bostiani. But the Tritons never really classroom. This quarter we'll have both open sixes and U.CSD gym was treated to quite a few exciting talent got a strong offense ogether and had to rely on an High Tide Low Tide coed doubles competition. Games will be Thursday dlsplSlYS . On the court, USD displayed its awesome . unusually effective block, some slightl y better than Sunrise -7:01 Sunset - 5:18 nights and for all you volleyball freaks, this will be rebounding strength as they jumped in, around, and average digging, and numerous mistakes by their about the only time the courts will be open during the through the UCSD players, excepting Pete Henderson, opponents, which helped more than anything else. AM. HT. PM. HT.AM. HT. PM. HT. quarter. who led the Tritons with an impressive 12 rebounds to The second game introduced the two biggest 7:35 7.4 9:11 4.6 1:21 1.7 2:45 2.0 Clair Campagna gets off a hit while Larry Baldwin Foot fetishists also get theirs this week. Coed soccer dominate the boards. Stan Washington of USD members of the team, Clain Campagna and John 8:22 7.5 9:46 4.9 2:09 1.5 3:24 3.0 and John Woodward look on in apparent has its captain's meeting Thursday at 4. Those of you number if you went to the game, also pui on quite ~ "lemon Grove" Woodward, who kept up the blocking. 9:07 7.3 10:26 5.0 2:57 1.2 4:01 1.7 2? wonder. Photos: Eastern . who want to get your kicks, be there I show lead.lng all scorers with 22 points and bringing the Coming back from a three point deficit, the Tritons fell 9:49 6.8 11:03 5.1 3:43 1.2 4:39 1.3 If you've got any questions call Lee at X2283. crowd to Its feet with a dazzling display of behind-the­ Sunrise 7:00 Su nset 5: 23- back passes and a fine shooting game. UCSD once again was led by Paul Trainer who was ...... AM. HT. PM. HT. AM. .... _ --.... -_ •••••••••••••••••••••••••• HT. PM. HT. h~ld to one of his lower point totals of the year - 12 ~ The : 10 :31 6."1 11 :39 5.1 4:31 1.2 5:10 0.7 big ones. He was closely followed by Jon LeLevier and 4 i 11 :10 5.3 - 5:22 1.3 5:43 0.0 Gie Simpson, who scored 11 and 10 points respectively. • Revelle Residence Halls i 12 :17 5.1 13 :01 4.4 6:17 1.5 6:18 0.7 Dav~ Moragne also surprised some with his fine play coming off the bench to score 9 points. 4 t : And The BLUEGRASS! ~ t The basketball teams were not the only show around . (especially the UCSD team, who shot only 37% from CONCERT t i triton times t the floor during the game), as there was all added new • dimension Saturday. This was the introduction of the t t present t terri~l. y tantalizing sounds from a group of UCSD REVELLE CAFETERIA musIcians. Perhaps a more in-depth analysis of the • aural display should be left to the Arts Department, but ~ The First Annual Pete Henderson checks in with two. FR,IDAY, JAN. 19th, 8:30 P.M. i. t ~ WHALE HUNT ADMISSION l f IS FREE -~ This Saturday t McGEORGE 4 January 21, 1973 Dr. Marvin Weitzman SCHOOL OF LAW ~ The boat will leave from the Seaforth Sportfishing UNIVERSITY OF THE PACIFIC The Country Gazette Slip in Quivera Basin By Sea World at OPTOMETRIST •~ SACRAMENTO CAMPUS 11:00 am & Return at 1:00 NEW MIDWAY ON-CAMPUS INTERVIEWS OF • A bus will leave from Urey Hall Parking lot at 10:00 PROSPECTIVE LAW STUDENTS am. Only those people who have signed up in the FED MART STORE 3 Time Netional Fiddling Champion • Revelle Residence Office can be allowed on the bus will be held on Friday, January 19, 1973, from 9:15 a .m . to 12:00 m in as the demand was greater than expected. the Career Planning & Placement Office, 20 Social Science Bldg PFor"an There will be an additional sign up list for reduced 3245 SPORTS ARENA BLVD. (Aero•• from Sparta Arena) appointment or further In.formatlo.l'l, contact Yolanda Scott. Adm n : tnUlve Kajsa Ohman rates for those people who can get to Quivera Basin I .. without the bus. Again we must ask for One Dollar to Assistant, Career Plannmg Services, 20 Social Science BUilding 6th Singer/Song Writer from Montana -EYES EXAMIIED -PIIEICRI'11_ RUED floor, Muir College, U.C_S .D. ' h Ip defray the cost and to help give us an accurate count of the number of people participating. eCOITACT LEIIEI FInED ellEPAla SPONSORED BY CAMPUS The program of the School of law enables students to begin the study of • PROGRAMMING BOARD HOURS: Mon.-Fri. 11 A.M. - 8 P.M.; Sat. 10 A.M.· 6 P,M, law In ~he Summer Quarter (June 1973) or Autumn Quarter (September SI8n up at ReyeJle Residents Office i lateat fashions 973 $1.00 musl be paid In Minnce 224-2173 ~2174 J ), m the 3 - year day or 4-year evening dlvlslon_ McGeorge offers the In wire frame, uris doctor degree and Is accredited b)I the American Bar Association Appllcatlon deadline: May 31, 1973. . - -... .. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Page 4 Triton Times Tuesday, January 16, 1973 Page 5 Tuesday, January 16, 1973 Triton Times announcements hl,her than the UCSD Senate IIIlnlmum f. the Bluegrass condnuM from pap • I.A., the CoIIeie allowed HOURS: eatra dqree credit whkh 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. This Friday, JanlJ y 19th, the Campus Programming ".ues such ill beln, did not show on the Board will preser:t n evening of in stopped for quesdonl.... Re,l.tfilf's transcript of MONDAYTHRU *}ANUARY 8, Revelle Cafeteria .1t 6:30 P.M. - admission is FREE. The police entry into homes, record, for cert.ln counes FRIDAY featured performHS will be THE COUNTRY GAZETIE sentencina ilnd seizure 01 .uch 15 l unit ,raduilte property, bilil procedures, dillses, counes where the GRAND OPENING 1973 and KAJSA OHMAN. A strong, new contender has entered the bluegrass selections of juries, ul­ . credit had been r.hed from music scene in the form of the west coast based group timate dedslon by trier of one coune to 1'/2 counes, fact, sentencing procell, etc. Effectively Immediately called Country Gazette. In addition to their solid ilnd the response of the the Colleae will discon­ background in bluegrass, the four members of the court and the law to the tinue this prilCtice. A band have also garnered experience in , people it serves will be Revelle student may now adding an interesting flavor to their brand of music. studied. (1/19) be ,rilduilted .. soon as he Byron Berline, the best-known member of the completes 46 counes (any group, first appeared on the national ~cene as the To All Revelle Students. frilction over 1".0 units on BULL& BOAR featured fiddler on an album by called Durlnathe Filii Quuler the the Real,lru's official "Pickin' and Fiddlin'." A product of the Texas­ Filculty reduced the totill record card wli be con­ Oklahoma fiddle tradition, Byron sharpened the Ruscha's Books number of courses re­ sidered the 46th coune), elements of bluegrass in his style during a stint with Bill quired for ,raduildon In hill ilnnounced I.A. can­ Krlsdne MIchel Revelle from 41 to 46 dldilCY, ilnd hill met ilil Monroe's Bluegrass Boys, and more recently has played " Books" by Edward Ruscha opened in the UCSD Art counes. In the put becil.­ colleae and millor re­ the West Coast with Doug Dillar's expedition and the Revelle's requirement was quirements. (EI) Flying Burrito Brothers. He also played fiddle on the Gallery last Tuesday and will be exhibited until 26 CARVING ROOM Rolling Stones' "let It Bleed" album. With The Gazette January. Mr. Ruscha, a los Angel~s photograp~er, is he exhibits his versatility by doubling on , primarily interested in photographiC documentation of Howard Walls Seminar At the Coffee Hut (In the woods by the Revelle Provost Off.) which he picks in a strong, smooth style that invites the buildings and people of Hollywood and los comparison with the best in the bluegrass field. Angeles. . Noted pianist Howard UCSD Connoisseur series Banjo player Alan Munde has known Byron since the Upon entering the Gallery, the obs~r~er ~III become Wells is a visiting lecturer at . during the fall, and has FEATURING: early 60's when both were playing with local bluegrass confused by the sparsity of works exhibited In the large the UCSD Music Depart­ recorded a series with lli bands in Texas and Oklahoma. Alan's experience with room which itself seems to swallow up the art. Ap­ ment for the Winter Kraus, "From Bach to Bar­ such groups as the Stone Mountain Boys and Poor pare~tly the artist had an intention in mind by presen­ Quarter, 1973. He is con­ tok" for Educa Records. HAND CARVED SANDWICHES: Richard's Almanac led to a position with Jimmy Mar­ ting his works as he does with dubiou.s effect. ~ne ducting a seminar in piano tin s band. He played both lead electric guitar and small corner of the room is utilized by suspending Wednesdays from 9-11 in TOP ROUNDS ...... banjo with the Flying Burrito Brothers before joining approximately fifty books from the ceiling to a height room 431 Human ities . . .95 The Gazette. ' of around three feet off the floor. This effect tends to library, Revelle. All in­ VIRGINIA BAKED HAM Bassist Roger Bush began his career in Bluegrass with distract the viewer and make him wonder about the terested in participating .85 the Kentucky Colonels, a now "legendary" group exact purpose of this plan. I was tempted to leaf may join the class by repor­ CORNED BEEF whose forays in to greatly influenced The through these booklets, but being trained no~ to touch ting to 431 Hl, Wednesday lEVI CORD . . . .85 Byrds, The Burrito Bothers, and Crosby, Stills, Nash and exhibited works of art, I felt nervous dOing so. I at 9 o'clock. HOT PASTRAMI Young. When the Band broke up in 1967, Roger left discovered later that these books are intended to be He appeared with the BELLS .85 music for a time until Byron Berline recruited him for opened and viewed. the last Burrito Brothers tour. Studio work with Steve On the wall directly opposite to the suspended $9.00 (ON CHOICE OF RYE, SOURDOUGH, WHEAT, AND FRENCH ROLLS) Stills, Linda Ronstadt, and others kep him occupied books is a unique display of a manuscript-like book until the chance to record with Country Gazette opened full-length . This book, entitled "All the ORDERS TO GO OR TO HA VE READY A T A SPECIFIC TIME Buildings On the Sunset Strip", is nothing more than brought him back to bluegrass. . CALL EXTENSION 1054 BETWEEN 10:00-11:30 The guitarist of the group is Kenny Wertz, whose hrst photographs of every buildi.ng along. Hollywo~d's FEATURE musical experience was in folk groups with David famous Sunset Strip. Encased In glass directly behind THE ENTIRE Crosby. He moved on to play bluegrass with the this work are the pages of a disassembled book, each LEVI LINE AT WELCOME BACK STAFF AND STUDENTS Scottsville Squirrel Barkers, which included Chris page uniquely stained with substances such as bl~od REASONABLE Hillman on mandolin and played with several other (Ruscha's), beer (Coors), coffee (Yuban), urine PRICES-JUST / bands before joining the Burrito Borthers in 1971 . He (h uman), as well as other surprising stains. Completing the ·exhibit are lithogr~phs of ~r . I played Banjo on several of the group's bluegrass \... COFFEE HUT MENU numbers, but the presence of Alan Munde in the Ruscha's books, either lying flat or appearing to float In SMIN. FROM the air. Gazette leaves Kenny free to concentrate on guitar and THECA:MPUS SPECIAL ENTREES 1.25 Lunch FRENCH FRIES ...... •25 vocals. The artist seems to have discovered a workable HAMBURGER ... Kajsa Ohman expression for himself through hi s art. It is obvious that · .80 CHILI ...... •50 From the state of Montana to the west coast comes the artist, as well as being ingenious, has a sense of CHEESEBURGER ASSORTED PIES Kajsa Ohman, a singer and guitarist who provides with humor, and it is my opinion that this exhibit is well A111m by and · .85 .. 20 & .25 her own songs a light, pleasing country-western at­ worth the few minutes it will take the viewer to make ~. CHILIBURGER .. · .80 mosphere. She has worked in a bluegrass g~oup b~fore his own judgments about Edward Ruscha's "Books." TRASH 13303 POWAY BOAD. POWAY HOT DOG ...... : ·;10 :30 7.1 GmABD. LA IOLLA · .30 and is now setting out on her own. She IS r:naklng a The Gallery, located in the Humanities-Library IOU BOSECIlAJIS. 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Page 6 Triton Times Tuesday, January 16, 1973 P,1ge 7 Tuesday, January 16, 1973 Triton Times --' ~I~-~iaments tuesday Math Club mailbox (7th WOMEN'S STUDIES - WLF The Triton Wargamlng WRITING CLINIC is now aspecl. of Ihl •• horl floor mailroom) or call Sally will hold an open meeting Society meets every Thurs. open. Readers are available drilmillk Ihe,..ry lenre In l eve ns, 453-8308. (1 / 16) t.() discuss and get your night in room Muir 2C to look at your rough ill hl.lorkal, lodal and Meeting e sch duled for drafts, talk over your ideas cullurill context The In­ people w iling to coor­ idea s about Women's 1110. The room is ours from There will be a meeting for for papers, and help you structor, Vhhlnl Professor dinate \/ a ious areas in Studies at UCSD . All 6 on and we stay all night. _ anyone interested in with proposals, Kilthilrlnil Mommsen, Is not CALPIRG research and in­ University women are in­ All welcome to come and working with the Revelle applications, and reports. only iln Iniernilllonillly terest projects on the vited. Weds., jan. 17, 4 p .m., play gamesl (ETH) Coffee House tonight, For an appointment, call renowned scholilr. Mrl. followinG days : Environ­ in the Revelle Formal Tues., jan. 16 at 9:00 in the There will be three lectures X2401 or go to the 6th floor Mommlen il ililo con­ ment, 11 00 Tues. jan. 16; Lounge. (1/16) coffee house. All are on Transcendental Medita­ of 2D. sidered - ' by Itudents In Public Relations, 1:00 Wed., welcome. For more info Sailing Team Recruiting - tion presented by the Europe, CiinHii and In this jan. 17; Board of Directors, TABLE TENNIS Tournament call Steve, 453-5470 or lin­ All students interested in Students' International country - 10 be iI most 3:00 Wed., jan. 17; Govern­ - men's, women's single da, 453-5578. (1/16) the sailing team come to a Meditation Society on stlmu!.tinl ilnd charismatic ment Responsibility, 12:00 elimination. Sign up now­ meeting in the P . E. Thurs., jan. 18th at 12:00 teilCher. Fri., jan. 19; Education, 2:30 Phys. Ed . Office. (1/16) MEETING for all those in­ classrooms on Wed., jan. 17 noon, 4:00 p.m. and 7:30 Fri., jan. 19. All meetings terested in Intercollegiate at 7:30 p.m. Eliminations p .m. in the Revelle Formal There are still approximate­ INTRODUCTION TO will be held in the CALPIRG UCSD Golf Team on Tues., and qualification will be Lounge. (1/16) ly 40 commuter lockers ILACK MUSIC Course. The office, the Fish Bowl on jan. 16 - 4:30 p.m. in the discussed. There is a special available from the Muir Musk Depvtment and the Muir campus. (1/19) A.TIENTION - All girls in­ office of Physical Education need for girls for the terested in playing inter­ Dean's Office. The cost is $2 ILKk InterdlsdpUftiIry Se­ Dept. women's team. (1/16) for the remainder of the quence wII be offerlns a MATH/ SCIENCE TUTORS collegiate basketball- org. year. (1/23) course THIS quuter c .... NEEDED. The Academic meeting Thurs., jan. 18, MUIR OC MEETING "Introduction to Ilack Support Services are still wednesday 5:00 p.m., P.E. classroom. Tonight. Plan beginning UCSD students who might Musk" to be gusht by Dr. accepting students of high (1/16) rock-climbing trip next The UCSD Surf Club will be be interested in career E.A. Meadowi. Descrip­ academic standing (2.8 and weekend. Ski touring soon. meeting this Wed. night at AMES FILM SCHEDULE - positions with the Naval tion: An examlniltlon of above g.p.a. and 84 units Thurs., jan. 18/ "Stratified Equipment rental Thurs. at 8 :00 p.m. in 2A 2250 to Underseas Research and BlilCk MUllc from I completed) as tutors for Flow" will be shown in the 5:30. (1/ 16) discuss this quarter's plans Development Center hiltorinl perspective, lower divi si on math / for a trip and the league H&SS Bldg. Rm . 2D 2250 at (NUC) may submit their beslnninl with Its Afrlciln science courses. Any un­ 12:00-1 :00. Open to the Interested in radio? KSDT contests we participate in . resumes for consideration roots Ind continulnl to the dergraduate contact Bar­ UCSD Community. (1/16) (alias Radio Free La jolla) We plan on discussing what to be interviewed at the present bara Pingree of the Adap­ will be holding a general NUC Laboratory in San The link of IllCk tive Learning Program, ext. we want to do with our staff meeting Tuesday, jan. money and where to go on general Diego on February 6, 1973. MUlk to radII oppression 2401 , Room 6008, Bldg. 16 at 8 pm in Conference a trip. The first contests will BLUEGRASS, bluegrass, Resume forms are available will be ellmined. The H&SS on the Muir campus Room A , 111 Me. bluegrass music. There will from Career-Education course Is MUSIC 125; 4 un­ b y Tues., jan. 16, 1973. start sometime this month. Everybody is welcome. Get For info, call Elliot Rabin at be a Bluegrass concert Fri., Planning Services, 6th its; held Thun. 3-6 p.m. ilt Students who tutor must involved - if you think you 453-1969. (1116) jan . 19th in Revelle Floor, Bldg. 2D, Muir 409 Matthews. TELL YOUR si gn up for Interdis. 196 (see have any particular knack Cafeteria and admission is College, Ext. 2401 . These FRIENDSI .(1/19) There will be a recital of schedule of cl asses). for music, public affairs, resumes must be returned classical guitar music by FREE. Featured will be : The URBAN ... RURAL STUDIES e ngi neering, production or Country Gazette (Byron to CEPS NO LATER THAN Ken Bonus on jan. 17 at the LAW SEQUENCE COURSES A professor of law from ne ws - w e need you I Berline - 3-time national jan. 17 to allow time for 5-and-Dime (Muir Snack for the Winter Quarter, Antio c h Sc hool of Law, Come to t he meeting Fiddling Champ), and back their review before the in­ Bar). It is free and open to 1973: URS No. 121 - "Lesll Wash ington, D.C., will be and/ or stop by - we're by popular demand, Kajsa terview date. (1/19) Appraisal of Amerlnn o n campus to ta lk with the public. Tape recorders located in Quonset Hut 314 Ohman (singer/ songwriter Institutions", Instructor: pote ntial students Tues., will be allowed. (1 / 16) A representative from the on M.ATIHEWS Campus. from Montana) . Attorney Milton J. Silver­ jan. 16, at 7 p.m. Professor MCGEORGE SCHOOl OF (1/ 16) The UCSD Ski Club will BLUEGRASS is Exciting man, Lecturer. this course De wey jones will d escribe LAW in Sacramento will be have its first meeting of the American Music. (1 / 19) is an apprilkill of trHitlonill the school's programs and on campus Friday, jan. 19, year Wed., jan. 17 in 2C government... institutions financial aid possibilities. ATIENTlON : CHESS CLUB in the Revelle Formal 1110 Muir Campus. We will A representative from the and non-trldltlonill In­ He is interested in will meet on Tues. 1/ 16 in Lounge to talk with be discussing our money­ UNITED CALIFORNIA stitutions luch IS poverty, provid ing this information the Revelle North dining students interested in the raising project, and Spring BANK will be on campus racism, Ind crime. Enlua­ to minority students. He hall at 7:30. Please bring study of law. For further Break Trip to Squaw Valley. Friday, jan. 19 to talk with tlon of these instltutlonl as will be located in the For­ your own boards and sets. info, call Career-Education Meeting will start at 7:30. students interested in a possible product. of an mal Lounge, Revelle Com­ (1/16) Planning Services, Ext. 2401 . career in banking. UCB AmeriCiin life-style which mons. (1/ 16) (1/19) offers a 12-month formal Th e UCSD Med School Film thursday was the relult of an training program that will historical commitment to UCSD MATH CLU B meets Se ries opens on Tues., jan. Professor joseph Sommers lead to positions as sales new courses economic Ibundilnce ilnd Tues. 1/ 16 at 3 in 2A 7421 to 16, wit h " O n the Water­ from the University of and operations managers in Lit/Ge 103 - THE GERMAN territorial eXpiinsion. URS discuss meeting times and front", sta rring M a rlon Washington will give a lec­ their branch offices. For BAllAD FROM HERDER No 123 - "Applicatlons of club activities. If you can't Brando, Eva Mari Sai nt, tu re on " Some Obser­ further info and to TO GUENTER GRASS - the Lilw: The Judse's come Tues. let us know by and Rod Steiger. Sho wn at 8 va tions on the Conte m­ schedule an appointment, Students of this course will View", Instructor: Judse Fri . what afternoons o r p.m. in Winzer Commons porary Mexican Nove l", call Career-Education Plan­ ilnalyze and discuss in (bring pillows), BSB. Admis­ Earl B. Gilliam, Lecturer. evenings are convenient Thurs., jan. 18th at 4 p.m . in ning Services, Ext. 2401 . depth the many fascinating sion is 50¢. (1 / 16) • ed \ for you. Leave a note in the Room 2313 Bldg. 2-A. (1/ 16) (1/19) contmu on pase 6

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