24 Pages Friday, February 29,1980 University of California, Santa Barbara VoL 60 No. 90

1 . w a A Suit Considered affi. gàf ¿ . -UH.' Vt -’í»* '?7 *"; > r ISISÜÄ For Pool Grading .... ;■** * •• J Jjpifrfff' mi Ti - f e r — By BARTON MERRILL himself at an earlier supervisor's Litigation against More Mesa meeting, so I can’t understand why developer Donald Simonsen is he went ahead and did this. ” being considered by the Regional The Coastal Commission is Coastal Commission because he considering litigation against allegedly has filled in the mesa’s Simonsen but refuses to discuss the only Vernal pool. issue prior to a final determination The pool, a sanctuary for en­ of exactly what has occurred on dangered and migrating birds and the mesa and the extent of damage a source of water and insects for to the Vernal pool. the mesa’s animals, is located near A possible fine of $10,000 could be areas presently used for levied upon Simonsen if he is found agricultural purposes. Egrets, guilty. white-tailed kites, and short- When contacted Simonsen earred owls use the pool as a said,“ I don’t know anything about resting spot. the Vernal pool. I leased the land to In December, residents of Hope Tom Johnson to grow Ranch contacted Dr. Larry (Please turn to p.9, col.2) Bickford, an officer of the More Mesa Land Trust, and told, him that the land had been graded. U.C. Employee Despite a lack of Coastal Commision approval, developer Donald Simonsen Bickford went to More Mesa and allegedly went ahead and graded More Mesa’s only vernal pool. took pictures of the newly plowed field. Is Booked By After seeing the extent of the damage, Bickford wrote a letter to Channel Islands National Park the Regional Coastal Commission “ to protest this obviously blatant Campus Police destruction of the Vernal pool,” Michael Anthony Moya, a for­ Proposal Approved by Congress Bickford said. mer lab technician for the Kerr According to Bickford, on Feb. 7 Learning Resources Center, was By JULIE POWELL 19 and by a 67-6 vote in the Senate introduced a similar bill to the a large land grader came back into arrested Feb. 20 and booked on A bill to place five of the eight two days later, the bill includes the Senate. the area to level off the land. Due charges of burglary and possession Santa Barbara Channel Islands islands of Santa Cruz, Ana capa, Before the legislation can go into to heavy rain it got mired in the of stolen property from the lear­ into the National Park system was Santa Barbara, Santa Rosa, and effect, the National Park Service mud and had to be towed out. ning center. passed by Congress this month and San Miguel. must establish a management plan More Mesa, a 315-acre parcel of Moya, 25, confessed in an in­ is now awaiting President Carter’s Congressman Lagomarsino (R- for the park. Extensive studies land fronting the ocean between terview with detective Tom Nelson signature. Santa Barbara, Ventura) authored must be completed for each island Turnpike and Patterson Roads, is of the Campus Police that he had Passed unanimously by the the House version of the bill. to determine visitor capacity and best known as Santa Barbara’s stolen two photograhic lenses from House of Representatives on Feb. Senator Alan Cranston (D-Calif.) the effects of public use on the nude beach. Most of the land is the storage cabinets of the learning natural environment. Currently, uncultivated and remains a center and sold them to the Santa there is only limited access to natural preserve. Barbara camera shop, Discount Leg Council Urges Lid some of the islands and a permit is Columbia University presently Photo, for $300, according to required. owns the land, but has leased it to police. Presently, the Channel Islands Simonsen. Simonsen was granted In conjunction with Moya’s On I. V. Rent increases provide an endangered habitat for approval by the county Board of arrest, Discount Photo’s co-owner some plant and animal species Supervisors in November to and operator, James Alan Butler, By PATRICIA TURNER congressional bill H.R. 4223, which which exist nowhere else in the develop 300 housing units on the was arrested and booked Tuesday A letter asking private landlords would declare the Stanislaus River world. Among these are the Santa mesa. on charges of receiving stolen in I.V. to limit their annual rent near Yosemite, a national wild and Cruz Island Pine, the Santa Cruz Currently some of the land is property. Butler, 37, had allegedly increase to seven percent was scenic river. Island jay, and the Santa Cruz used for growing gypsophilia (or failed to record the purchase of the unanimously endorsed as part of According to Jeff Schloss, a Island fox. All the islands are Baby’s Breath). The Vernal pool is lenses and denied knowing that an ongoing effort to halt spiraling member of Friends of the River, considered to be a valuable adjacent to the gypsophilia fields. they were in the shop. housing costs by A.S. Legislative the Stanislaus is currently being resource as a refuge for rare and “ This land is not a productive In mid-February the in­ Council at their Wednesday night threatened bv the exnansion of the ancient species and for the study of piece of property,” said Bick­ vestigation that resulted in Moya’s meeting. (Please turn to p.7, col.3) (Please turn to p.9, col.2) ford.“ Mr. Simonsen said so _____(Please turn to p.3, col.4) Scheduled to be published in this Monday’s Daily Nexus, the letter Outraged at Metropolitan Edison attacks local rental companies for recent rent increases of ap­ proximately 32 percent. These The Three Mile Island Resident Blues increases are double the 15 percent rate of inflation as stated in the By DAVID KENT work news program s,! they Consumer Price Index. Three residents of Three Mile moved 100 miles away and Representative Tibby Rothman, Island recounted their personal remained there for 32 days. co-author of the letter, emphasized experiences during last year’s Smith evacuated also, |but the need for tenants to actively infamous nuclear accident to a returned eight days later because fight what she feels are unjust rent UCSB audience Wednesday. her husband, who chairs the hikes. Patricia Smith and the Michael Board of Supervisors of the “ Now it’s time for tenants to Glucks all charged that they had Newberry Township, had decided come forward actively. We’re been denied their “ right to know to stick out the crisis. Other of­ getting screwed once again and I what’s happening,” and all three ficials were not so conscientious. don’t even think tenants realize repeatedly expressed outrage “ My husband called the civil quite how bad it is unless they start that the Metropolitan Edison defense official and found out understanding that the landlords’ utility denied that any significant that he’d already evacuated that excuse of inflation has absolutely accident had taken place during day,” Smith said. She added that no foundation,” she said. the first two days of the crisis her husband is still organizing Currently Rothman is meeting which began on the morning of evacuation plans for the com­ with Supervisor Bill Wallace March 28. munity and refuses to move regarding the possibility of an Isla “There were two major away. Vista rent control measure, as well releases of radioactivity on “ My husband feels he should as planning rallies and a possible Wednesday and Thursday, stay as an elected official,” she rental strike in order to protest March 28 and 29,” Gluck said, said, “ but I ’m not going to stay. rent increases. “ and Met. Ed. totally denied that So I have a choice. Or rather, I “ What we’re interested in doing anything was going on. On the don’t have a choice." is showing to the big rental com­ first day the news said that no “ The psychological effect is panies our anger and frustration at radiation had been released and staggering,” agreed Gluck. paying their bogus rental in­ that everything was under “ We’ve definitely lost our sense creases,” Rothman said. control, so Kay, my wife, who of security in our homes, Rothman also stressed her was seven months pregnant at At a lecture yesterday, Patricia Smith recounted her (property values have plum­ meted so most families can’t preference of private landlords the time, stayed outside for quite experiences at the Three Mile Island accident. over rental agencies. “ We feel that awhile weeding the lawn. Then on move), and there’s a lot of mental private landlords in the past have Friday the governor asked all anguish throughout the com­ been much more understanding of pregnant women and preschoolers within a five-mile radius to munity. their tenants' situation and evacuate. “ Every day until our child was born was pure anguish," he added. problems than large rental “ I was very angry and very scared," said Gluck. “ I still fear for his future health. companies,” she said. Anticipating the governor’s warning, the couple had evacuated Gluck, an internist, said that he “ had a patient who lived only one In other business, Leg Council their home and were already ten miles away by Wednesday night. mile away (from the reactor). I advised her to leave town and told voted unanimously to support The next day, after watching conflicting reports on local and net- (Please turn to p.7, col.l) F R ID A P A G E 2 DAILY NEXUS Y. FEBRUARY29. 1980 / ------IHEÄIDLIINIEIRST ------\ The State The Nation The World SACRAMENTO—Legislative Analyst William G. WASHINGTON—In the face of repeated public signals MEXICO—Mexican sources familiar with business Hamm called Wednesday for spending cuts of $582 million from Iran that the American hostages may be held many dealings of the deposed Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi of in Gov. Jerry Brown’s proposed 1980-81 “ budget for dif­ more weeks, Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance on Iran rejected reports that some of the shah’s personal ficult times” and urged lawmakers to reject the gover­ Wednesday restated the Administration’s belief that it has belongings had been auctioned off by a former landlady in nor’s much-touted plan for financing energy conservation. a firm “ understanding” that the captives will be released Cuernavaca. The erroneous reports were blamed on over- In a detailed 1,733-page analysis of Brown’s $24 billion while the U.N. commission now in Tehran does its work. zealous salespeople, who apparently identified some of budget, Hamm also questioned the governor’s drive to Nevertheless, U.S. officials privately expressed in­ the goods at a garage sale as having belonged to the shah. penalize Republican Atty. Gen. George Deukmejian by creasing concern that a series of public statements by These reports led to rumors — which also proved false — cutting his budget by $1 million dollars because Deuk­ Iranian leaders have thrown the understanding into that the shah had failed to pay the rent before he left to mejian has refused to represent some state agencies in doubt. The U.N. commission, Vance told reporters at the have surgery in New York. It was also erroneously court. Health and welfare spending and new state con­ State Department, has worked out a two-fold mandate in reported that the shah was attempting to have the lan­ struction bore the brunt of Hamm’s $582 million in negotiations at the United Nations in recent weeks, “ to dlady prosecuted for theft of some of his goods. proposed cuts. hear the grievances of Iran and to bring about a speedy LOS ANGELES—A Laguna Beach man convicted of release of the hostages and end the crisis.” smuggling large quantities of hashish oil into the United States was sentenced in federal court to 14 years in prison WASHINGTON—The Supreme Court Wednesday SALISBURY, RHODESIA—Black voters, ignoring and a $55,000 fine. Joseph Shelton Davis III, 30, was ac­ sharply limited the scope of the so-called marital heavy rains, streamed to the polls Wednesday in the first cused of masterminding the operation. Three men con­ privilege under which husbands and wives traditionally day of a three-day election to select the leaders of the victed with him were given lesser sentences. They are have been barred from testifying against one another in independent and black-ruled Zimbabwe that will succeed Lawrence Dana Montgomery, 30, fined $250 and placed on court cases. In so doing, the justices, by a surprising a Rhodesia long ruled by whites and a symbol of racism in five years’ probation; Roy C. Richard, 30, a 90-day unanimous vote, cast aside a fairly recent precedent — a Africa. More than 886,000 voters out of the estimated 2.9 diagnostic study and Douglas Hart Snyder, 26, one year in decison recognizing a broad marital privilege that was million eligible cast ballots in the first eight hours, Sir prison and a $1,000 fine. All are from Los Angeles. handed down by the high court under former Chief Justice John Boynton, British election commissioner, reported. Earl Warren in 1958. In an opinion by Chief Justice That was 300,000 more than voted on the first day of last OAKLAND—-Symbionese Liberation Army member Warren E. Burger, the present court decided that only the April’s election which brought the country’s first black- Joseph Remiro, 33, was denied parole from his life sen- spouse who is asked to take the witness stand may invoke led government to power. But nationalist guerrillas - tence for the 1973 cyanide-bullet slaying of Oakland School the marital privilege, and not the spouse who is standing boycotted that election and denounced the resulting Supt. Marcus Foster and the wounding of Foster’s deputy, trial. That means a person who is asked by prosecutors to regime as a puppet of Rhodesian whites. Robert Blackburn. The SLA terrorist group took testify against his or spouse will have to decide whether to responsibility for the murder and later kidnaped do so. newspaper heiress Patricia Hearst. Remiro is serving his BROOKLYN—A green-hooded bowman on a Brooklyn SAN SALVADOR—A $9 million loan package for El term in Folsom Prison. He will be eligible for another street fired a hunting arrow into the back of a key witness Salvador was signed by U.S. officials in a move to bolster hearing before the state Board of Prison Terms in a year. in a trial for attempted murder in what authorities described as a “ definite hit.” Police said Alexander the Central American nation’s shaky civilian-military VACAVILLE—Two women and three men were Hudson, 36, was felled by the arrow as he approached a junta. A spokesperson at the U.S. Embassy in San arrested and illicit drugs said to have a street value of subway entrance. He was listed in satisfactory condition Salvador said $5 million will be turned over immediately $750,000 were confiscated in a raid on a Vacaville home. following surgery to remove the razor-sharp arrow. The to be funneled through credit associations for loans to Booked on suspicion of possessing illegal chemicals and archer, wearing a green jacket with a hood, jumped into a small farmers, small businessmen and cattle ranchers. manufacturing controlled substances were Delores white van and sped off. Authorities said Hudson had been Meanwhile, police arrested Juan Chacon, head of the McCaslin, 44, of Vacaville, owner of the home, Joan a witness against a former police officer and his onetime leftist Popular Revolutionary Bloc, on charges of sub­ Haltom, 42, Edward J. Wood, 36, Michele Lesky, 30, and roommate, who was charged with trying to kill his version. Members of the bloc threatened a massive anti­ Joseph Haltom, 45, all of Vallejo. business partner in 1977. government campaign unless he is freed. V ______MIDWINTER SALE 10% to 50% off — i t o h k i 1 0 % 2 0 % Full suits • Booties TODAY Quiksilver & OP 2 0 % to 5 0 % UNDERGRADUATE PHILOSOPHY CLUB: Club meeting, Rincon Poster ®1°° featuring Phil Green, UCSB philosophy grad. Discussion will be on benefits of the study of philosophy, especially in regards to future employment, 3:00, SH 5617. C osmic S urf H ILLEL: Purim Party. Lots of fun and games, music and singing! Wear a costume. Party and potluck following 6:30 Services, URC. COALITION TO STOP THE DRAFT: General assembly meeting — everyone is invited to attend. Non members are welcome, 3:00-5:00, COUPON 1 1 1 wm UCen 2253. HISTORY UNDERGRAD ASSOC. & WOMEN’S CENTER: Two : lectures by Dr. Marilyn J. Boxer, chairperson and prof., dept, of 1 women’s studies, San Diego St. Univ., 11 a.m. in Women’s Center, Let Touiseifgo “ Feminizing the University: the Role of Women’s Studies.” 2:00 p.m., 4th floor lounge Ellison Hall. “ Clio’s Foundling: the Discovery I and Development of Women’s History.” to Pizza Hutt. IVCC: One at-large representative position open. Apply at 966-C Embarcadero del Mar, 9-5. I CAMPUS ADVANCE FOR CHRIST: Friday Night Alternative: Turkey dinner with trimmings! All invited, 7 p.m., 6512 Segovia #210. ZEN MEDITATION CENTER OF UCSB: Holds silent sitting & I walking meditation. Free. Every Friday, 4 p.m., UCen 3137. Try to $2.50 off large Pizza bring cushions. THIS WEEKEND I COLLEGE OF CREATIVE STUDIES: “Gong Meditation” , an $1.50 off medium Pizza enlightening experience in sound and energy. Bring a mat or blanket to sit on. Sat., March 1, CCS Bldg. 494, Rm. 120, $3.00 donation. For f 1 more info 968-9358. z oO UCSB RACQUETBALL CLUB: Team match vs. Cal Poly SLO (First c ever!) Sat., March 1,10 a.m. Los Cameros Court Club. Party after. 2 All members invited to watch, then party. D 3 COLLEGE OF CREATIVE STUDIES: Solo recital by Michael O z 0 Rogers, visiting pianist, Sunday, March 2, 8 p.m., Lotte Lehmann Concert Hall. SUNRAE: I.V. Recycling Center curbside pick-up this Sun. March 2. Place your newspaper, aluminum & glass on your curb before 9 &m.. 1 Call Sunrae at 964-4483 for more info. RELIGIOUS SCIENCE CAMPUS ASSOCIATION: “Act It Out” workshop & discussion topic of: Individuality and Freedom, 7-9 p.m., I F.T. ’’Large” lounge on One North. A.S. PROGRAM BOARD: Film: William Powell and Myrna Loy in Hwy^lOl I "The Thin Man,” 6 & 8 p.m., UCen II Theatre. p| I Hollister The m oie yoa eat I S£> the m oie you save. KCSB-FM I 9 7127 Hollister Avenue 91.9 on your dial Faster Service — 968-1557 or 968-1558 Alternative radio in Santa Barbara ^ El Colegio EXPIRES MARCH 13,1980 wmm — UCSB M» m Limit one coupon per purchase 1 1 2 1 1 1 M w m ■ COUPON ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ H ■ J DAILY NEXUS PAGE 3 FRIDA Y. FEBRUARY29. 1980 Paolo Soleri's Project Speaker Describes and Seeks Recruits for Solar City

By DAVID PETRY people on 14 acres of land using directed toward doing the actual city. No pumping devices or and would not be viable world­ Paolo Soleri is “ one of the few fossil fuels only during the con­ construction work. “ Scattered gadgets will be necessary. The city wide, Cohen said. A high per­ people in the world who really struction period. throughout (the session) is an will naturally be heated and cooled centage of sunny days, a close takes the city seriously,” A1 Cohen The city is being built out of attempt to understand Paolo’s by the everyday path of the sun. water source and effective said yesterday in a speech reinforced concrete and the philosophy” with seminars and The architect, Paolo Soleri, a 60- evaporative cooling in the dry delivered in a packed UCen con­ “ blood, sweat and tears” of the films, Cohen added. year-old designer-philosopher, has Arizona climate combine as the ference room. Soleri’s city, student volunteers, Cohen said. Nancy Doran, SUNRAE been working out of the Scottsdaie- backbone of the whole city. The Arosanti, is a “ place where the Soleri uses a method of concrete representative, felt that Cohen’s Phoenix area snee 1954. During the completion time for the com­ munity and construction center is human spirit is nurtured.. .a part of casting with colorful river silt. primary motive during the lecture slide presentation Cohen outlined set for the year 2000. The living and the evolutionary continuum.” Cohen feels that “ Paolo (Soleri) was “just recruiting” for project Soleri’s view that “ all of nature is a business structure, 25 stories high, Cohen was at UCSB to inform and makes reinforced concrete very funding. Twenty-five percent of coming together of increasingly recruit students for Arcosanti, warm and a supportive en­ Arcosanti’s funds come from the complex, compact living won’t even be started by then. But, said Cohen, we need to see things Arizona, Soleri’s passive solar vironment to be in” as opposed to 50-student, five-week workshop organisms.” in a longer time continuum. city. the typical freeway bridge con­ tuitions. In a slide show and lecture struction. Some of the housing When completed, Arcosanti will Cohen feels that cities like Los During the question session after presentation, Cohen outlined “ lodes a little bit like a hobbit be the world’s first completely Angeles don’t work because they the slide show, Cohen, who has Soleri’s philosophies, sculptures hole,” said Cohen. solar city. There will be no need for are too spread out, saying, “ We worked on the site, said, “ We’re up and artworks, and primarily Student volunteers in the project cars since employment will be could spread a human brain out there building a city on the mesa. talked about Arcosanti. This solar pay $300 tuition for a five-week provided inside the city, and food over an entire city block, but it It’s a dream. It’s a vision.” But he commented later, “ I want to sit city will house and employ 5,000 workshop. Most of their energy is and water will be' provided on the wouldn’t work; the synapses would site by a nearby river and by solar be too far apart.” Soleri’s solution lightly on these ideas...(Soleri) is greenhouses. All of this will run on for L.A. would be putting all six not saying that this is the answer.” Housing Office Seeks passive solar energy. million residents into a single Interested students can obtain Passive solar is a term used square mile city. information from Cosanti Foun­ when nothing but architectural and dation, 6433 Doubletree Road, Five Student Advisers conservation practices are used to' Arcosanti is an ideal situation Scottsdale, Arizona, 85253. obtain solar energy. Passive solar By PETE ZERILLI is not new, Cohen stated, showing Replacements are being sought for five student housing advisers slides of American Indian cliff Burglary Dorm Residents by UCSB’s Community Housing Office. dwellings placed to catch the full The current advisers will all graduate in June. According to winter sun and very little summer (Continued from p.l) HUNGRY Supervisor Lynn Altizer, the students were hired late last summer sun. and Butler’s arrests began when ON SUNDAYS? “ to help mediate landlord-tenant conflicts and consolidate housing Arcosanti uses a quarter sphere an former UCSB professor noticed Just show us your research efforts” among other things. or “ apse” to get this effect. An that a lens in Discount Photo had a meal card ft get $1.50 Tasks such as providing answers to students’ questions regarding apse has a large concave arch set UCSB identification number. OFF any large pizza, Upon being questioned by his housing, mediating between I.V. tenants and landlords, explaining in the flat side with open space $1.00 OFF any medium leases to new renters and providing informational programs in the under the arch and living or supervisor, Moya confessed to dorms and I.V. have all been performed by the advisers, who work working space behind the arch. stealing the lenses, according to pizza. an average of 15 hours a week. The sunlight falls directly inside Nelson. Then, “ we (the Campus Dorm presentations are “ where the most significant learning can the apse in the winter, but the sun Police) interviewed him and he take place,” according to Altizer. The dorm series initiated this is too high in the summer to shine admitted taking the lenses and quarter will be concluded Thursday and I.V. presentations will begin in. selling them to Discount Photo,” soon. Solar greenhouses will be built Nelson said. In the short programs the advisers “ talk about the various kinds of on the slopes below the main city Moya and Butler were booked housing options. They explain the difference between private lan­ area so that heat from the into the Santa Barbara County Jail dlords and management companies...and mention other otpions like greenhouses will rise to heat the and are waiting court appearance. fraternities and sororities and the co-ops or living with a family. They cover reading and understanding a lease and the importance of selecting a roommate you can live wth,” Altizer said. In addition to having previous related experience, the advisers had already been trained in such areas as communication skills, legal ethics, the economics of the housing market and the particular rental CAREER problems of I.V. before they went to work at the beginning of fall quarter, said Altizer. 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In 1969 the Santa Barbara oil spill seriously impaired and the possibility of alerted county residents and the nation to collision with the platform would in­ the hazards of offshore oil drilling crease tremendously. While the ex­ platforms. ploratory drilling process would not leave After the ominous clouds descended, a any permanent structures behind, we feel four-year moratorium on new drilling it is unnecessary to approve this first platforms was imposed. Ever since the step, because the possibility of approving ban was lifted requests for additional the second step, a platform, is thus made platforms in the Santa Barbara Channel more imminent. have met with mobilized opposition. Secondly, the aesthetic value of the Tomorrow another battle will begin. A Santa Barbara coastline would be further public hearing at 1:30 in Buchanan Hall impaired by the addition of a new plat­ will be held to entertain comments on a form. The issue of social costs must be proposal to allow Union Oil to conduct balanced against the economic gains of exploratory oil drilling 2.75 miles off the increased oil supplies. To us, the net gain coast near Pt. Concepcion. The States of the new platform is minimal compared Lands Commission conducts the hearing to further damage to the environment before a final decision is made in May. surrounding Santa Barbara. If the 60-day exploration project is We recommend that the impact of permitted and evidence of substantial oil locating an oil platform at the location be reserves is found, Union Oil could then considered now and not later, because follow necessary procedures to gain the once this process begins, it will be dif­ right to construct a platform on the site. ficult to halt. We urge those concerned to The proposed platform would begin participate in the hearing room producing in 1984 if no impediments tomorrow. arise. We urge the State Lands Commission to reserve its final judgement until a number of questions concerning the Oops impact of building an oil grilling platform are examined. In an editorial in yesterday’s Nexus it Community Housing Office A platform at the proposed location was wrongly stated that the forum on y . would be placed between the shipping Jarvis II was scheduled for Thursday. lanes for LNG tankers and the coastline. The forum is to be held today at 11 a.m. in Under hazardous weather conditions, the UCen II. We regret any inconvenience ability of tankers to navigate would be this error may have caused. Apartment Aid

By LYNN ALTIZER It’s that time of year again. Time to begin the mad scramble to rent teitelT: an apartment for next fall. The Community Housing Office has been receiving a variety of questions on the "how-to’s” of securing the “ perfect” Isla Vista apartment and here is what we have come up with. On finding the right place. The Community Housing Office maintains several bulletin boards of listings for vacant houses, apartments, and Campus Planning Defended condominiums as well as for apartments and houses to share. All new listings are tape recorded daily and can be heard by calling 961-4376. In addition to these listings, the office also compiles lists of apartments Editor, Daily Nexus:. needed. that the pump station would be managed by management companies in Isla Vista. These lists are Your editorial of Wednesday, We began construction of the ready by October 1980. We were Feb. 27, regarding construction of apartments in October 1979. On already three months into con­ frequently updated and are available to anyone seeking a place to live. the new student apartments and Jan. 7,19801 received a letter from struction. What would you have The spring list containing the new rental rates will be available in early the so-called "sewage woes" the district stating that the board done? March. concludes with the comment that had met in December and decided We had our engineers look at I ’d like to offer one piece of advice about finding a place to live. While this is "...just one more example of that the university should be in­ alternatives and discuss them with no one locally would dispute the fact that housing is both scarce and poor planning on the part of the formed that as things were going the sanitary district. One alter- costly, you should not resign yourself to the fact that you have to accept university...” the district could not guarantee ( Please turn to p.6, col.4) the first available unit. Some resourceful and energetic folks do manage A re-examination of the facts in to rent exactly the type of unit they want. They talk to their friends, this case suggests that just the neighbors, professors (some of whom own property and know other opposite is true. Let’s look at the professors who do also); they knock on doors of places that look suitable facts. Bethe Lecture and talk to the current tenants; in short, they make an all-out effort to In July 1978 an Environmental locate a desirable unit. In our experience this kind of strategy, i.e. word- Impact Report was completed for Editor, Daily Nexus: a program of energy conservation. of-mouth housing hunting pays off. the apartment project. That With all due respect to Dr. Hans The first major fault of his What to say to a management company. Sooner or later, you'will document covered the sewage Bethe, I was not pleased to listen to proposed energy strategy is that he almost certainly have to deal with a management company. (Better question. At that time the Isla him misinform several hundred grossly underestimates energy than 50 percent of Isla Vista rentals are in the hands of management Vista Sanitary District had an­ people at his lecture on the energy conservation. People living in companies.) These companies act as middlemen between you and the landlord. Chances are, you will never meet your landlord, but will deal ticipated improvements for its problem and nuclear power. Sweden, England, Switzerland, pumping station to be completed He began his talk by outlining West Germany, and New York City exclusively with personnel from one of these companies. Each company has a slightly different procedure but in general the by mid-1979, long before our an­ the current energy crisis in the consume only half as much energy method of getting a unit from a management company will be ticipated apartment completion United States. Briefly, the problem per capita as people in the United something like this: The management company will give all their date. The expansion of the pum­ is how to cope with an increasing States. Dr. Bethe claims that current tenants the opportunity to continue their tenancies. The units of ping facility was, by the way, not demand for energy and decrease President Carter’s synthetic fuels those tenants who do not renew will then be made available to the undertaken to meet university dependence upon foreign oil. Dr. program, which will yield an general public on a first-come first-serve basis. The actual dates to rent needs but for the benefit of the Bethe’s proposed solution is an estimated two and a half million these available apartments will vary from company to company and entire district. The university aggressive increase in domestic barrels of oil per day, is essential many years ago granted an production of oil including syn­ to the energy needs of the United need to be checked individually. easement to the Isla Vista District thetic fuels from coal, oil shale States. Yet, the Harvard Business When you actually get inside the door of a company you should have in return for a guaranteed legal and tar sands, and greater reliance School in their report “ Energy the following: the first month’s rent, and all, if possible, of the people right to hook into the sewer line as upon nuclear power, coupled with Future,” a culmination of a six- you intend to live with. You will all have to sign a lease and that lease year study on energy in the U.S., will have to be co-signed by your parents. Management companies concludes that energy con­ require co-signing as a way of legally protecting themselves from servation will save more oil than defaulting tenants. Election Info Carter’s synthetic fuels program About the lease. Read it! Talk about it with your prospective room­ will produce, and at a much mates. Ask questions of the management company personnel if you smaller cost. don’t understand a particular clause or condition. The Community Editor, Daily Nexus: Synthetic fuel production would Housing Office staff will readily assist in clarifying any language that On April 29 and 30, the election for the 1980-81 Leg Council will be require massive strip mining and may not be clear. held. Petitions to run for office will be available starting Monday, consume tremendous amounts of It cannot be stressed enough to read and understand your lease. March 3, in the A.S. office (3rd floor UCen). Deadline to file is March 14. Ignorance of that contract can be very costly. All undergraduate students who will be attending UCSB next year are (Please turn to p.6, col.3) eligible to run for office. We would like to take this opportunity to encourage all students to get DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau involved and run for an office. If you have any questions, feel free to come up to the A.S. office. WHYTTNASHLIKE LIVING NEXT LISTEN, I EOT THREE KIPS. TVS ITS SORT OF CREEPY, YXNOUPJUST NO, BUT WE KNEW Missy Hankin p a x TO AN FBI ENTRAPMENT HARP ENOUGH KEEPING THEM AWAY KNOWING THAT RIGHT ACROSS THE EVER THEY WERE BADNEWS. RING? NEIGHBOR WILBER FUJAS FRON PUSHERS AT THE PLAYGROUND STREET, PEOPLE MERE BEING N - HEAR ANY THEY ALL CARRED A.S. Elections Chair TALKED TO ABC LUPE WORLD OF WITHOUT HAVING 10 MURRYABOUT DUCED TO COMMIT CRIMES WITH­ SCREAMS? GUNS AND NEVER Marty Cusack NEWS ABOUT m s o r d e a l .. WHITE COLLAR CRINE NEXT POOR! OUTANY PREDISPOSITION ATALU CAME TO BLOCK A.S. President m PANTIES.

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By KARLA BARTELT tary organization is to meet basic technology has been strongly Another advantage that the PVO in Latin Amena, Southeast Asia, Student Hunger Action Group human needs. Relief efforts by criticized. So now, coupled with has over a government agency is the Far East, and Africa. They While U.S. government developed countries in un­ self-help, come inputs of that with small overhead costs, it send emergency relief to disaster development assistance to other derdeveloped countries are often technology and resources that are can undertake small-scale projects areas, but also have programs of countries has declined over the accused of reeking of colonialism. appropriate to the Third World which larger government agencies ongoing assistance to struggling years to the point where we are But presently, there is a major setting. The use of local available would not find economically clinics and health-care centers. only the twelfth largest donor of orientation in PVO work toward resources is stressed. feasible. DRF is dependent on individual aid in percent of GNP, the amount local participation. A strong A PVO has several advantages A specific PVO close to home is donations for its work, as well as of money given by Americans to emphasis is placed on upgrading over a government-funded agency. the Direct Relief Foundation in contributions of medical goods private relief organizations has the standard of living with First of all, a PVO has no political Santa Barbara. It was formed 30 from pharmaceutical companies, markedly increased. The only technical assistance and self help. ties. While U.S. government years ago as the original chapter of doctors and dentists. These countries that give a greater Often the crucial part of an aid assistance is not being allowed into Direct Relief International, which supplies are delivered through percent of their GNP for private program is the training of in­ Cambodia because the two also has chapters in Los Angeles, monthly airlifts. aid are Sweden and Switzerland. digenous staff and leaders to governments don’t officially Washington, D.C., and Spokane, DRF has been particularly What exactly is the role of these replace the PVO workers over recognize each other, private Washington. DRF has sent successful in keeping down the private relief organizations to time. agencies such as UNICEF and Red medical supplies to more than 60 administrative costs of its which so much of our money goes? In the past, the introduction of Cross have been able to deliver countries, concentrating on operation to a low 4 percent of The goal of any private volun­ Western capital-intensive supplies to the Cambodian people. medically less-developed countries ( Please turn to p.6, col.4) Tom Hayden and the role of SED By LISA REA the Isla Vista Town Hall. Hayden sunk deep into a ratty, well-used couch in the meeting Students for Economic Democracy hall. The rest of us became mere onlookers as we all leaned forward in our chairs an­ Tom Hayden. He is hardly the image of a two-faced politician; nor is he a one-time ticipating whatever he was about to say. communist radical who has been transformed into the conventional media personality. In Hayden was very comfortable: as if this was just another familiar grassroots fact, as he talked to the Isla Vista audience at Anisq’Oyo Park last Sunday afternoon, he organizing meeting, one of hundreds which he has attended over the last ten years. He was seemed to be a very sensitive and concerned citizen whose heart still followed a very personable, approachable, and rather low-key. He didn’t seem to mind that everyone progressive-liberal platform. wanted to talk all at once, in a sense competing for his attention. Hayden seemed at ease in front of Sunday’s crowd of mostly young faces. He was Tom Hayden is instinctively a clear thinker. He’s a questioner who is interested in relaxed even though the Revolutionary Communist Youth Brigade attempted to disrupt probing a problem and sizing up all alternatives. Somehow all those villainous reports Hayden as he began his introductory remarks. But the audience was more interested in written in publications such as Mother Jones and Barron’s seem written more for the sake what Hayden had to say than in the slandering outcries of the Youth Brigade members. of writing a good story with an emphasis on media hype. Hayden didn’t really say anything new. He seemed to be off and running on his own The strangest thing about meeting and talking with Hayden is that he’s so down-to- projections into the 1980s: what might happen and what should happen. All and all a very earth. You just don’t expect it. The more he talked, and the more he listened, his sincerity positive exultation to encourage people to get involved or continue to fight for what he/she about CED and SED and its goal of economic democracy seemed more clear. He was not believes in. the flashy politician on his way up. He looked more like the well-traveled social reformer Along with the anti-draft movement, anti-nuclear groups, and those searching for who cared enough about Isla Vista’s Homecoming to come out and speak, and then spend alternative energy sources, Hayden also briefly mentioned the Students For Economic another two hours with supporters of SED. Democracy. His parting words reflected the impression he left. He asked, modestly, “ Can anyone SED is just getting started at UCSB. It is under the wing of Tom Hayden, with the same give me a ride into Santa Barbara?” When someone asked where exactly he was headed, goals and ideals of its counterpart Campaign For Economic Democracy. CED is a he said matter-of-factly, to a friend’s house...“ where my wife and my dog are waiting for statewide campaign which considers itself a political party of sorts: the best of liberalism, me.” No biggie. democracy, and socialism. In concrete terms both CED and SED propound positive As far as the future of SED on campus, its goals are directed at four major issues: 1) alternatives to crucial problems. defeating Jarvis II, 2) anti-draft action, 3) promoting positive energy alternatives, and 4) After Hayden’s public appearance at Anisq’Oyo Park, he met with members of SED at educating the public onmultinational corporations.

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Neptune or Pluto). With a little technological boost, we can use the sun for 25 percent of our total (not Bethe Misinforms just electrical) energy needs in the near future. (Continued from p.4) generating electricity. Electricity Nuclear energy technology and water (approximately four or five is a minor component of our nuclear weapons technology are as barrels of water for each barrel of energy diet, roughly 10 percent, inseparable as the open palm and synfuel) in the West, a place where something which Hans Bethe fails the clenched fist. It’s unfortunate water is notably scarce. Dr. Bethe to point out when promoting the that our policy-makers are so claims that appropriate en­ “ need” for nuclear fission reluctant to abandon the nuclear vironmental safeguards will generated electricity. Something folly. We have the knowledge and minimize damage to the en­ like 40 percent of our energy needs capability to choose a sustainable vironment. are for space and water heating, a energy path based on renewable Dr. Bethe’s second major error function which the sun performs sources father than the suicidal \ STEPHEN CLOUD & KTYD PRESENT is his promotion of nuclear power remarkably well even without the path of synthetic fuels and nuclear as an essential energy source. He aid of human technology. (Witness fission. Hopefully, we also have the THE ENTIRE AND ORIGINAL is either unaware or chooses to the temperature difference in the wisdom. ignore the Havard Business surface of the earth compared to Pete Gross School’s finding that, “ Nuclear power offers no solution to the problem of America’s growing Campus Planning dependence on imported oil for the rest of the century.” Nuclear (Continued from p.4) Given these facts, can our power contributes roughly 12 native our engineers suggested planning be called “ poor” and percent of the electricity was re-routing certain lines. “ inept” ? Is this not rather an generated in the U.S., and the Another alternative, of course was excellent example of the university nuclear industry optimistically to do nothing and face the un­ doing everything possible to get a hopes this figure will rise to 25 certainty of whether the sanitary fall occupancy for the maximum percent in 1990. Much cheaper district work would be completed benefit of students; offering alternatives exist. Some countries in time, in which 'case the apart­ cooperative engineering help to the in Western Europe have up to 25 ments could not be occupied in the sanitary district; and finally an percent of their electricity from fall. I might also point out that the example of excellent contingency industrial generation of electricity early fall completion date for the planning. from what could otherwise be apartments is only possible Whatever you wish to call it, I waste heat. This process, called because of very effective cannot agree that it is either cogeneration, supplies only 1 professional working “ inept” or “ after-the-fact action.” percent of the electricity in the arrangements between the con­ Robert J. Kroes U.S. when we could be getting tractor, Don Greene, Inc. and Associate Vice-Chancellor more than 30 percent. university architects and engineers. Lastly, Dr. Bethe discusses solar energy in the context of a cen­ tralized energy source for generating electricity. Experts on PVO Assistance solar energy who are knowledgeable about its (Continued from p.5) Vnedical goods, valued at $283,546 possibilities and limitations don’t goods and services donated. This is to Cambodia. The relief efforts are envision massive solar collectors due to its large number of volun- making headway; there are not so in the Mohave Desert for teersand its “ no frills” approach. many dying refugees along the One of DRF’s emergency relief roads as there were a few months efforts is its Cambodian Relief ago. But this respite is due to the Thurs. March 6th 8&10P.M. program. A recent statement country’s current harvest, and LOBERO THEATRE issued by DRF indicated that they after next month, the country’s have issued 40,222 pounds of (Please turn to p.7, col.6) RESERVED SEATS $6 .5 0 Lobero Bv x Office. Ticket Bureau, Ticket Express, Morninglory Music. Turning 1 t

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FEBRUARY29. 1980 DAILY NEXUS PAGE 7 Auto Repair Workshop Offered L V. Rent Increase Limit Asked “ Everything You Wanted to Know About Your Car...But Were ( Continued from p .l) Robert Lagomarsino of Santa were inseparable from politics and Afraid to Ask," a workshop on car repair for women, will take place New Melones Reservoir, which Barbara and Ventura County nationalism. Saturday, March 1, at the Women’s Center, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. already fills nine miles of the river expressing their support of the bill. “ It’s a forced nationalistic The workshop will be led by Ted Banks, a professional mechanic and surrounding countryside. Lagomarsino is one of the three feeling that a win for the and handyman. He is also a co-chair of the Women’s Center Advisory “ It (the Stanislaus) is the second undecided Californians on the Americans is a victory over all the Board. most popular Whitewater river in House subcommittee currently morally inferior nations,” said The workshop is designed to educate women about car problems. North America,” said Schloss. considering the bill. Rep. Sherry Studley. It will include discussion about how a car works, how to recognize “ Expansion would flood thousands In other action, Leg Council In addition, Studley disagreed car problems, what to expect in a tune-up, and how to avoid getting of acres of land and kill any narrowly defeated a spontaneous with Smalls limiting his motion to ripped-off with car repairs. wildlife that lives there.” motion sponsored by proxy just the hockey team. “ I don’t According to Women’s Center Publicity Coordinator, Cindy Said Rep. Ian Veitzer, “ I’ve been Timothy Smalls asking that a support that he picked out the Pappas, the success of a similar workshop prompted this one to be there...That’s one of the most letter of congratulations be sent to hockey team out of all the medal offered again. beautiful places left. I would really the United States Olympic hockey winners,” she said. “ Because of the success of the program, the Women’s Center is hate to see it all underwater.” team for winning the gold medal. trying to concentrate on more practical workshops,” she said. Leg Council also resolved to “ A team with an average age of “ We’re offering skills you can use in everyday life.” write a letter to Congressman 22 has managed to defeat five other teams...in a sport this country has Assist never been famous for,” said (Continued from p.C) Program Offers Many Smalls. “ Having only played for survival will be totally dependent three months as one group, and on outside help. Those wishing to keeping all political ideologies out contribute toward the Cambodia Courses to Students and Others of the sport, they represent the relief program may send tax- ideal definition of spirit and deductible contributions marked University of California’s Ex­ and more. design, photography, criminal teamwork.” “ Cambodia” to Direct Relief tension program offers a wide UCSB Extension is financially justice, weight control, business, Other council members, Foundation, P.O. Box 1319, Santa variety of courses and an alter­ independent and must, therefore, administration, psychology, however, felt that the Olympics Barbara, CA 93102. native style of education for both charge a fee based upon the consumer interests, counseling, course. Fees differ according to students and non-students. channel coast regional training, !0l|(>l0>l0)|$)lK)l|$)lK)l0)l|£)||£)lK)l0)l0)l£ll|£)£)^| The program headquarters are the instructor, length of the course professional workshops and in Santa Barbara, but extension and materials supplied. various weekend workshops. also offers courses in Santa Maria, Academic credit towards NA TURE'S OWN ROCK SHOP San Luis Obispo, Thousand Oaks, graduate or undergraudate work is Simi Valley, Ventura and available in a number of courses. Economic Group UNIQUE & INNOVATIVE GIFT IDEAS Bakersfield. Although extension is not able to - SPECIAL- award Bachelors’ degrees, it does The courses are directed toward Petrified Wood Bookends starting at $25.00 professional advancement and offer certificates demonstrating Sponsors Meeting personal interests, such as art, the students’ interests and Exquisite Quartz Crystals recreation, consumer awareness achievements. Additjorially, ac­ On Department 10% off MOST ITEMS with rag. card cording to Debbie Paulson, EL PASEO STUDIO No. 27 program assistant for UCSB The Economics Undergraduate Santa Barbara • 965-2869 Nuclear... Extension, “ all courses are Student Association will sponsor (Continued from p.l) reviewed by a department on an informational meeting entitled her I would write her a note so she campus before being placed on the “Meet Your Department” on could get off work. Unfortunately curriculum.” March 6 at noon in North Hall 2127. she didn’t go. Four months later The majority of the teaching “ Because we are the largest she had a still-born child.” faculty for extension are not department on campus, we want Said Gluck: “ The day before I professors but experts in their field the students to become more in­ Casa de Gaur left for California*! called a friend with practical experience in the volved” said Jose Abarrientes, the at a local hospital and he said subjects taught. They must undergraduate academic adviser. there’s been a 500 percent increase demonstrate a good working “ We want to start doing things as a in hypothyroidism in infants.” knowledge of their subject and are group,” he said. According to the speakers, a subject to university approval. The purpose of the meeting will number of mothers are currently According to Paulson, the ex­ be to acquaint majors with new banding together to file suit tension program provides “ an courses and programs being of­ against Metropolitan Edison, and opportunity of continuing fered by the department, as well as that no one knows how much education for professionals and to discuss “ new directions” being radiation really escaped because community members. Students taken by the group, according to the utilities monitoring systems are welcome too. The program Abarrientes. were inadequate. focuses on many professional During the question and answer subjects and on courses not offered Quality Imported Clothing session a few pro-nuclear at the university, such as business engineering students in the administration and health Eyelet Embroidered Blouses audience began interjecting sciences. Other non-traditional (under $20) comments. Eventually Gluck said, courses are also offered through Exquisite Wrap Skirts “ The nuclear physicists told us the extension. These explore such (from $15-$18) risks of this (building a reactor) topics as traveling to foreign were zero, and they were countries or recently we took an 10% off any item with reg. card wrong...There’ve been no baseline excursion to New York’s Broad­ Free Krisna Calendars health studies done around nuclear way Playhouses. Street in Spain Studio 15 power plants. Three Mile Island “ Most of the classes,” notes ElPaseo 962-8224 was the first one done and the Paulson, “ are held in local town people around it were guinea pigs.” centers, high schools, community Smith later pointed to the colleges, or occasionally, special engineering students and, crying, arrangements are made for said, “ It’s like they’re looking past weekend workshops.” us, ignoring us. I just wish some of The local and Ventura classes these people would listen to us you offered for spring quarter include know? arts and humanities, commercial

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Beautiful added and Leo Quan bridge. A very P.S. Good job on being observant! . ocean front apt. turn., washer, dryer, nice bass. Must sell $450 OBO. Lucky SKI TAOS Roommate Wanted Ras Gort-the boyz is calling on your patio turn:, call968 7127 or 685 3013. 968-6624.______The most economical ski trip ever Need roommate male or female szuu a B-day. Are you prepared? Guitar-Guild 3/4 body, steel string, offered at UCSB. $310. $310 includes month utilities paid for. Call early Single im .w/bath for Spring qtr>in- Babylon is dreadful Brazil. Rosewood body. Mahogany air fare, everything. Sign up at the Ski morning or late night phone 968-6153. beautiful. clean 3 bdrm Goleta apt. Miss Kent: 1957 is no leap year but biking disk to campus near bus. Call neck-exlcond. $300968 7669. Club office or Call 968-5691. F rmt needed as of March 15. Share Happy B-Day lately. Let me be your 685 2533 after 6 pm. Magic! An incredible 2 hr magical rm 2b/2b $105 mth close lo campus. watch dog? 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Garmont 7 .1/2 $50 16ft: Boat 50hp • Personal Injury • Family Spr Qtr F/nonsmoker share 2 bedrm Evin. 10speed 24" Bianchi Simplex Law • Business Law • Felony Taffy’s Pizza $70685-3671'.______-_____ 250 Storke Road, Goleta w /3 others $104. Close to campus & Misdemeanor Defense • Call 685-4701 ASAP.______WANTED 1 good used medium sized STEREO DISCOUNTS Drunk Driving Defense 9 6 8 -9 5 7 8 M Rmmte wanted in I V. apt. available wet $uit call Kent 968 1776 after 9:00 Tape & Accessory 2026 De la vina, S.B. or see me a! 6556 Nb.6 El NidO: HEADQUARTERS 963-3449 March 1. Call 968-0347 eve or leave 6 8 7 -3 0 8 3 message w/phone no. Ski Boots: Raichle ladies size 7, New & Used No Charge for Dolomite men's size 9 Authier 400 Initial Phone Consultation Male roommate needed for ocean skiis (never used) $45. 968-4447 HOUSE of AUDIO 5737 Hollister 137 E. Anapamu view El Nido apt., available now. 968- Female'room at F.T. ocean view.-May Goleta • 964-1983 Santa Barbara 64668 to 10 a.m. & evenings. rent room -frow or spr. qtr. NOW WE WILL TAKE CARE OF V J Summer ocean front 6507 D.P. apt. preferred. Nice roommate, phone: ALL YOUR STEREO NEEDS! BAR-B-CUE Need 2 M/F to share room, $14(3 each. .968-4955 Washer, dryer call 685-4835.______Personals RIBS* CHICKEN Own room in 2 bdrm house in I V. Hey guy (with emphasis). BEEF • PORK -$150/mo &1/3 util available Mar. V a Happy Snatch-22: Jan, Pam, Lotty, 968-5291,______O Let Merlin help you Services Offered J5 Elizabeth, Kerri, Alisa, Debbi, Jane, Complete Dinners! Next Year—6507 D.P. room ava. for 2 (0 build your library for DEEP MUSCLE MASSAGE for Loretta, Linda, Cheryl, Satonu, Lisa, JX the Edwin Corle females to share. $160 each. Beautiful o release of tension, stress & for in­ Katie, Kim, Jamie, and Goofy (any view, new patio turn, washer, dryer o Memorial Book creased calm & clarity. $20 reg.; $15 others); Haagen Daaz, Organic call 685-4835.______DÛ Collection contest students; $10 introductory offer. 964- toothpaste, Carob Chips, Dunhills, ¿I) w i r a i i i i ] M roommate to share room $125 6576 l| (Deadline April 14) 2009.______Steely Dan and ELO, “c Sabado Tarde. Learn to play the Dulcimer, also Guitar —E.B. and C.F. of D P: Fame ¥ 7398 Calle Real, Goleta ¥ ______Call 968-0317 Merlin’s Bookshop voice & theory. SPARKY BROWNSTEIN AND THE 6543 Pardall, I.V Cafl Lotus 968-0454 eves. FLUID STROK ERS--Re: con tract One male to share nice apt next to 968-7946 negotiations if we're havin'g bed- campus good roommates and Sewing SKIP'S checks please bring your superstick neighbors. Only $105 month. Call 685- Autos For Sale (The quality goes in before the name 4817. Alterations and Restyling .Sharon by the-Sea Phone 967-3171 goes on!) Leave the Gatorade at home Sell 64 Pontiac Tempest 326 2bbl F for own rm coed GOLETA HOME coach-We're drinkin' beer! (This ain't auto, tan paint and interior 15-20 MPG 5276 Hollister, Santa Barbara 93111 v i z z a Fireplace Big Yards Garden- Pets ok. no Ron-Wolfe team!) Get psyched for $250 Firm. Call Garry 965-7286. $185/Mo 968-8554. ______Typing today at three! Sec. 3 Clause 4A-Coach '69 Olds Cutlass all extras, newly chugs the first pitcher!! Luv, Cripple M Roommate- to share room 2bdm rebuilt engine. IBM Electronic. Highest quality, and L.F. Rover DPLX avail imm beautiful balcony .Good interior fender damaged. $550 negotiable rates Nancy 685-2230. view. Quiet spacious. Dan, Rob 685- MARTY, bristles are beautiful DELIVERY Call 685-1718.______Typing Services for students 4465.______but smooth is sexy too! VWBaja Bug w/new battery, brushes, Prof essional/ reasonable-paper Either way, you're AOK proofrreading included. Mon.-Fri. 8-5 968-1095 F only 250 for whole Spring quarter 2 starter, gen. & clutch. Powerful & Love, your Monday night fan. Santa Barbara 965-6283 Olivia. bedroom 2 bath .duplex on D.P. Call clean. Great Body call 685-2791. Jan? (Santa Cruz Dorm), No the dog Sandy 685-4061. '72 VEGA Hatchback Chev. Standard Typing & Word Processing is not mine, but maybe we should get Editing-All Academic Work-Resumfes F roommates needed spr quarter to ,39Kmiles 21-28mpg. Excellent cond. together sometime & talk about it. Sigma Services 967-5889 share room 6519 Sabado Tarde No. 3 Dependable, new clutch, 684-4682 6 From the guy in the cowboy hat at the $115 month 968-1374 non-smoker-. p.m. Professional typing baseball game. IBM Selectnc/accurate/fast UNIVERSITY Spring. F non-smoker, share rm in '68 VW Bug good cond. Kinky Call 685-1186 spacious Sabado duplex ($98) w/easy Have all maintenance receipts $825 Welcome to the ranks of the elderly. going, responsible rmmts 685-4371. Call John at 685-4272.______Have a good 20th. PROFESSIONAL TYPING DONUTS 1967 Line. Continental 80k miles - Love ya The Toad Get that DP apt today! Ho job too small, or large 2 rmmtes needed for Sp I ovrlkng runs good - must sell ASAP FM tape Pica or Elite Type M.MOEN if you ever want to see • FRESH DONUTS DAILY beach $136.50968-6963.______deck $400 Marc 685-2166______964-7304 Mick again, be in your room alone at • Herb Tea open daily For Sale, 4 on,'oil road tires w-'iims 11 p.m. tonight 2 F needed to share D.P. apt. Own Weisman's-Typing • Coffee 6 am - Midnite bdrm & bath. spt. qtr. Fun roomies. 10-15LT like new; Chevy rear end, '63 15 years of experience TOAYN: Call 685-4729.______1/2 ton; AM 'FM Cassette player 230 Call Beri in I,V., 968-4689 HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO MY 910 EMBARCADERO DEL NORTE engine; 3 SP Transmission; and glass Need 2 nonsmoking F to share room in 70 WPM Typing-Editing-Grammar LEAP DAY LADY 968-6104 all attached lo Chevy PU $550 Call Trigo Apt. For Fal '80 $108685-4741. corrected for good grade. Worm LOVE PETE -alter 5.30 PM 968 6375 Baldwin. Balboa 54, 685-2323 $1 /p. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY29. 1980 PAGES

NEW LOCATION Channel Islands Bill Passed by Congress - (Continued from p.l) under the administration of the The Nature Conservancy, in­ Conservancy wants to make Santa ecosystems and the process of Park Service but the Navy will volved in ownership of Santa Cruz Cruz available to the public, but evolution. continue its ownership, according since 1978, maintains the island as not necessarily wide open.” Dugan The surrounding channel waters to Washington aide to Lagomar- a nature preserve. Preserve reinforced this idea with her are also considered unique sino, Susan Dugan, “ until the Manager Don Wiley said that statement that all the islands will because of the great diversity of island is no longer needed’’ for conservancy is still in the “ get- be “ administered under a low- Student discount marine life in the area. This is due their purposes. acquainted process” with the intensity plan.” to the cold California ocean Santa Rosa, now privately island. The process includes a Dugan reported that the ... and fast 'professional service at Open Air current and the warmer southern owned by the Bail Vickers cattle biological inventory, and studies in National Park bill was actively Bicycles new Isla Vista current converging at Pt. Con­ corporation, will be purchased by the areas of protection, supported by Lagomarsino, store: 6540 Pardall ... cepcion, intermingling the two educational and public use, and Cranston, the state of California, across from Odyssey the Department of the Interior. Records. Also, best ecosystems. The bill includes the Santa Cruz, the largest of the historical and archeological and conservation groups such as a » ROLLER SKATES in the protection of the coastal waters islands with 96 square miles, is preservation. the Sierra Club, Wilderness u County sold and rented till midnight! around each of the five islands out also privately owned. Ninety As a national park, Santa Cruz Society, National Park and Con­ to one mile, which the Park Ser­ percent belongs through a will remain primarily under the servation Association and Friends Open A ir Bicycles vice will help to administer. cooperative agreement to the ownership of Stanton and the of the Earth. Two of the channel islands, Nature Conservancy, a national Nature Conservancy. The ap­ Among those who raised ob­ ROLLER SKATE RENTALS Anacapa and Santa Barbara, are non-profit conservation proximately 6,000 acres of the jections and controversy to the bill national monuments. San Miguel organization, and Dr. Carey Gherini family will belong to the were Western Oil and Gas and has been owned and operated by Stanton. The other ten percent is Park Service. According to Wiley, several fishermen, both with in­ Business Personals the U.S. Navy for 30 years. As a owned and ranched by the Gherini the effects of the national park bill terests in the one-mile protected DUNGEONS Er DRAGONS national park, the island will be family. on their operations is “ currenUy zone. But Dugan claimed that “ all 15% off list price unknown." But he added, “ I think their concerns were met.” Come by 6694A Picasso it will be a big advantage” to have According to Dugan, the bill will Saturdays only 10 to 6 Five Advisers Sought the Park Service involved in the “ probably be sent to Carter by the STOP paying ridiculous prices at management of the island. end of this week.” The president is (Continued from p.l) Wiley continued, “ The Nature Sunburst and Kaisers - expected to sign. the job, according to adviser Michael Vaughn. NATURAL vitamins. Minerals and I . “ All of us have been somewhat frustrted in things we want to cosmetics at wholesale prices. do...We want to be tenant advocates, but we have to bridge the gap Call 685-1700.______between tenants and landlords,” said Baughn. NEED EXTRA MONEY?? Have your Since the advisers are university employees, they have to abide by own (ndependant business. Call Edwin university policies which require that employees be officially neutral USED BOOKS for information: 968-0081 on some political issues, Vaughn explained. PAPERBACK ALLEY QUIT SMOKING before its too late “ The Housing Office used to be mostly a listing service, and that’s BUY-SELL-TRADE 5 session Avesion Therapy program still a major thing,” he said. “ There is a feeling that if we come out guaranteed CRAVE CENTER 687 too negative-landlord they’ll stop listing with us. ” Over 15,000 titles Featuring 5595 ______Despite such problems, Vaughn expects that the next group of • LITERATURE • SCIENCE FICTION advisers will “ make thé office a stronger voice for tenants than it’s • DRAMA • MYSTERIES ______M ovies______been in the past.” • CLASSICS • BEST SELLERS The Housing Office is now actively seeking applicants for the MON-SAT 10:30-6:00 FRITZ DOES IT IN ANIMATION positions being vacated. New advisers will begin work in the fall. 5840 HOLLISTER • DOWNTOWN GOLETA • 967-1061 Friday 2/29 at: 6,8.10612 “ We didn’t set out to train just seniors but they happened to be the Where: Physics 1610 Adm. $1.50 best qualified,” Altizer said. A Diablo Hall Presentation The Housing Office will be contacting “ organizations like Leg THE STING Council and the co-op,” according to Altizer, who added, “ We’ll try Saturday, March 1 every conceivable public forum for announcing that there are these Physics 1610-SI .50 opportunities.” 5:30,8:00,10:30 Anyone interested in becoming a student housing adviser may Sponsored by Phi Sigma Kappa contact the Community Housing Office in Bldg. 434. "ANNOUNCEMENT" Bogart's CASABLANCA f t All groups proposing constitutional REEFER MADNESS Sat. 3/1 Campbell Hall by HELPLINE amendments &7or plebicites to be on the Early Bird Show 6 pm $1.50; 9 pm show Mesa Vernal Pool spring election ballot must have the texts $2 ______(Continued from p.3) approved NO LATER than the final Leg. ______Rides______gyp(sophilia) on.” Johnson could large bearing on the hearings, not be reached for comment. Council mtg. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5. Help! Is anyone driving to DALLAS Hearings will be held by the The More Mesa Land Trust and FT. WORTH oh March 25 or 26? Regional Coastal Commission on other environmental groups will Please call if you need a rider/driver March 28 and 29 to determine if hold a guided nature walk at More Mary 968-1329. ______More Mesa can be rezoned for Mesa an March 22 and 23 to point residential purposes. The alleged out the beauty and natural Help Wanted grading of the pool could have a resources of the area. Subjects needed for Psychology experiments. $3.00 per hour. Call 961- 2456 mornings. AffirmativeAction Equal Opportunity Employe^______R e c y c le D A R K S T A R SANTA BARBARA AIRPORT APCOA is now hiring parking -lot and attendants. Call Bob or Den. 967 2514. ______- Needed: Gymnastic Instructor HARDWARE beginning, intermediate and advanced LufliCiqH Campus Ministry levels. 9 hours a week. Starting at $4.00 per hours. Contact Pam Garza WARS Goleta Valley Girls' Club 967-0319. HOLY COMMUNION s1.50 ★ Saturday, March 1 Girls wanted Lacrosse Team WORSHIP Managers Travel, good times, small responsibilities. Call Craig 968-5763 Sunday, 9:00 a.m. Chem 1179 at 7,9,11 pm 968-6357 (Bob) 963-9631______St. Michael’8 Church sponsored by Film Students Collective Work-Study students. Help Helpline. Camino Pescadero and Picasso Computer and/or media work. Call Bruce Wollenberg, Campus Pastor 961 -4114 and the workstudy office. Work-study Position washing glassware in research lab new position available now Asst. II, $3.79/hour University is an Equal Opportunity/- Affirmtive Action Employer Call 961- 4261 ______IN CONCERT Night Counseling Center needs volunteer counselors with experience can 963-HELP M-F 3-11 p m.______OVERSEAS JOBS-Summer/year round. Europe, S. America, Australia, Asia, Etc. All fields, $500-$1,200 monthly. Expenses paid. Sightseeing. Free info- Write: IJC, Box 52-CW ^ f‘OVEREASY” Corona,Del Mar. Ca. 92625. F resh off their album with Jim Messina Used Furniture Come Tor the Fun of It! For sale 1 large desk w/chair, 1 loveseat, 1 dresser, 1 bed. Very very low prices. Call Steve at 685-4762 The New after 3 pm. Hobey Baker’s r w p L c l Z ' c A r \ t Lost Cr Found 5918 Hollister Ave. In Isla Vista Lost: Gold bracelet chain with heart 956 Embarcadero del Norte charm. Reward offered. Please call Food & Drink & Dancing N € $ J S By Appointment: 685:1209 Tern 685-5110. . ( No cover charge Sunday thru Thursday!!) 24 HOURS A DAY DAILY NEXUS for your midnight snacks FRIDAY. FEBRUARY29. 1980

SPORTS PAGE 10 This Time, Spikers Cager Season Ends Keep Attacking, Win UCSB was ousted from the fifth annual PCAA baskteball tour­ Hollister in Ellwood nament yesterday when the San Jose State Spartans ended the & 7390 Calle Real Gaucho’s season, 73-66, at the Anaheim Convention Center. Mustangs the momentum SLO In a must win situation, the In a physical game, the Gauchos led by as much as 10 points in the needed to mount a serious UCSB men’s volleyball team first half, 31-21, but the Spartans surged to a 60-46 lead in the second QOLGT3l convincingly defeated Cal Poly comeback. half. Spartan Wally Rank led both teams with a tournament-record San Louis Obispo 15-5,15-3,15-7 on Although it may appear to have b A p m s T 29 points. Wednesday night without even been a meaningless game, UCSB Tom DeMarcus played with three fouls through most of the con­ working up a sweat. turned it into a pivotal match by test, which saw a total of 56 personal fouls called. cbimcb It was a reassuring victory for not allowing the Mustangs back Harry J. Hobby. Pastor the Gauchos because they never let into it. “ We walked right through Services of Special Interest down until each game was over. them,” commented Gaucho head Thursday, March 6, against U.C. His consistency helped UCSB beat to College Students! UCSB pushed 100 percent till they coach Ken Preston. Berkeley. UCLA earlier in the year in the SUNDAYS reached 15 points. The Gauchos never gave SLO a Berkeley is lead by the powerful Christmas Classic at Westwood. 9:45 am - Bible Study Class second chance. UCSB built up huge Phil Malease, a high jumping In addition, middle blocker Todd 11 am - Worship Service That was a nice change from the Cohen, a starter on UCSB’s ’78 6 pm - Worship & Fellowship past matches, where the Gauchos leads in every game, then spiker. UCSB will have to contain TUESDAYS built up considerable leads (10-4 or proceeded to finish Cal Poly off. Malease in order to halt Cal’s squad, and a member of the junior 7 pm - In Depth Bible Study 9-5), but proceeded to let some “ We needed a win like that,” strong offense. While the Gauchos national team, will be coming out Christ Gives Meaning to Life opponents off the hook and back said Preston. In a very balanced are heavily favored, Cal should on March 10. If Cohen plays Come and See into the game. attack, the Gaucho hitters had prove much tougher than SLO. anywhere near his past potential, We Care! But UCSB never gave the little trouble pounding balls over or Another important factor con­ the results could be tremendous for through the confused Mustang cerning the future of UCSB is the winning those big games. But since -VI block. return of starter John Nisbet, who he hasn’t played competitively for * £ o u ie ’ b Quo The crushing victory gives UCSB has been out for six weeks with over a year and a half, his true the momentum they needed going torn ligaments in his ankle. Nisbet contribution to the team is hard to f a into their home league opener on is a steadying force on the court. accurately determine. ^once/ict& n $3°° OFF on hair styles SLO Sports Racey Track Squad for students with UCSB I.D. Starting their season with a the intermediate hurdles despite some pretty gutty running in the bang, the UCSB men’s track team tripping over the last hurdle, is 5,000 meter race. Mike LeBold, 968-5112 for appt. meets Division II, NCAA national expected by Lionvale to be the top Jim Triplett and Joe Ebiner, also % 7127 Hollister No. 1, Goleta m champion Cal Poly San Luis Gaucho in high hurdles as well as top cross country athletes for •4^^^^^^hindSmith^sFoo^iin^r^niverei^^|laM^^^j^JJ Obispo tomorrow beginning at the intermediates. UCSB, will be up against six time 12:45 on the UCSB track. Div. II, NCAA national champion “They (CPSLO) have the “ We will be clawing for every JimSchenkle. HILLEL Tonight complete track program,” Coach point we get,” Lionvale com­ Lionvale is also expecting the Tom Lionvale said, “ Cal Poly San mented. Gauchos to do well in pole vaulting, Luis Obispo has a program that I Although they won’t actually be the quarter mile and the 3,000 PURIM PARTY want to match in two years.” clawing each other, there will be meter steeplechase. 6:30 pm Shabbat Service Lionvale also cited the preparation that goes into Cal 7:30 Reading of the Megilla by Maxine Epstein Poly’s program. followed by potluck and entertainment “ They are well lubricated with MUSIC £r SINGING led by Michelle Miller organization and resources,” FUN Er FROLIC FOR ALL! Lionvale stated. WEAR A COSTUME! • HAMANTASCHEN! There will be 20 track and field AT THE URC • 777 CAMINO PESCADERO events tomorrow and the Gauchos do not match up well in 11 of those events, according to Lionvale. It is / \ in the middle and long distances THE COLLEGE OF CREATIVE STUDIES that Lionvale expects his team to PRESENTS excel. In the 800 meter race UCSB is hoping to deliver a one-two punch in the form of senior Mark Elwell MICHAEL ROGERS and freshman Larry Sparks. PIANIST, Cross country team stand-outs Mark Hilton, Ernie Reith and Mike IN FIVE SOLO RECITALS IN Triplett will be competing in the LOTTE LEHMANN CONCERT HALL 1,500 meters against SLO’s Joe Fabris and freshman recruit Paul UCSB Medvin. Jane Johansen played number one last week and beat The intermediate and high her opponent from Cal Poly SLO in straight sets. She will SUNDAY, F E B R U A R Y 10,8:00 PM hurdles events should be well Haydn Sonata in E flat (Hob. 52) worth watching. Peter Allen, who be playing a lower position as the women’s tennis team Beethoven Sonata in A flat ( Op. 110) last week against Westmont won takes on Northridee tomorrow at 10 on the West Courts. Schubert Sonata in G (D V 894) SUNDAY, F E B R U A R Y 17,8:00 PM Mozart Sonata in A minor (K. 310) W eekend Beethoven Sonata in E flat ( Op. 81 a) Today Schubert Sonata in B flat (DV 960) STEAK HOUSE BASEBALL — vs. Northridge, Featuring: STEAK, LOBSTER, AND. . 2:30 p.m. Campus Diamond. WOMEN’S GYMNASTICS — vs. W EDNESDAY, F E B R U A R Y 20,8:00 PM Nightly Selections of HALIBUT & Other Fresh Fish Pomona, 7:30p.m., Rob Gym. Beethoven Bagatelles (Op. 119) All Dinners Include Fresh Salad Bar & Bread Beethoven Sonata in E (Op. 109) RADIO — SportsAmerica with Try one of our Mai Tais, Imported Beers, Dennis Rodericks, and Lon Schubert Sonata in C minor (D V 958) or a selection from our Extensive Wine List McEachern will feature volleyball Serving Nightly and baseball talk. Cocktails from 500 PM • Dinner from 530 PM SUNDAY, F E B R U A R Y 24,8:00 PM 6874417 Saturday Chopin Polonaise-Fantaisie in A flat (Op. 61) RUGBY — vs. Arizona State, 5 Beethoven Sonata in C minor ( Op. Ill) p.m., Campus Stadium. Schubert Sonata in A (D V 959) WOMEN’S TENNIS — vs. Northridge, 10 a.m., West Courts SUNDAY, MARCH 2,8:00 PM Grieg From Holberg’s Time (Op. 40) © 1978 C.P.C.S.. INC. in ui in in in iim r n q Beethoven Sonata in E flat (Op. 81 a) Dorm Residents Carl Nielsen Theme with Variations (Op. 40) NEW EARLY ABORTION Chopin Polonaise-Fantaisie in A flat (Op. 61) PREGNANCY TESTING > GENERAL ANESTHESIA (ASLEEP) HUNGRY Sibelius Sonatina No. 2 in E > NEW TEST CONFIRMS PREGNANCY OR LOCAL ANESTHESIA ON SUNDAYS? Sibelius Kyllikki (Three Lyric Pieces) (Op. 41) WITHIN A FEW DAYS OF CONCEPTION > 1 LOW FEE — INCLUDES LAB Just show us your (RESULTS WHILE YOU WAIT; TESTS. COUNSELING. SUR6ERY. meal card & get $1.50 NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY) MEDICATIONS, t POST­ OFF any large pizza, Michael Rogers earned his B.S. and M.S. degrees at the Juilliard > FREE UC6 PREGNANCY TESTING OPERATIVE EXAM $1.00 OFF any medium School, studying with Adele Marcus. While a student he won the > CONFIDENTIAL ê PERSONAL LADO Young Artist Award, the Artists Advisory Council Com­ rFOR INFORMATION OR APPOINTMENTl pizza. .------CARE petition of Chicago, Chicago’s Raia Festival Award, the Concert Santa Barbara 9 6 6 -1 5 8 5 SUN ,'vlPIZZA BOB'S! Artist Guild Award, the Olga Samaroff scholarship to Juilliard, the • MEDI CAL S STUDENT HEALTH ONLY l Ventura 6 5 9 -0 0 4 0 Carl Roeder prize, and the Morris Loet> Prize. He has performed in INSURANCE ACCEPTED solo recital at Cameigie Hall and Town Hall, New York, and in California Presnancy Counseling Service. Inc. concert with the Minneapolis, Pittsburgh, Baltimore, Chicago, Boston Pops, Denver, and Winnipeg Symphony Orchestras. He also 14 W. Mlcheltorena SL • Santa Barbara I performs each year at the Smithsonian chamber concerts. 3160 E. Telegraph Rd. • Ventura B M P : ' FRIDAY. FEBRUARY29. 1980 DAILY NEXUS PAGE 11 World-Class Frisbee Converges On I. V. in Santa Barbara Open

By BARTON MERRILL Self-caught flight is one of the their skills this weekend. Hie As Febrary ends and flowers finesse events within the frisbee world record in MTA is 15.1 blossom, there is simply no more world. SCF is an event made up of seconds and the record for TR&C is fitting way to initiate springtime two similar but distinct parts: 260 feet. than having a frisbee tournament. Maximum Time Aloft and Throw, This weekend, world-class frisbee Run and Catch. The Santa Barbara Open is one enthusiasts from around the MTA, as the name implies, has of the most enjoyable of all the country will descend on Isla Vista the competitor throwing the disc North American Series Tour­ to celebrate the fifth Annual Santa into the air trying to get it to hit a naments. Tom Kennedy, one of the Barbara Open. “ shelf” in the wind and hang there tournament coordinators, said Frisbee is rapidly becoming one for the longest possible time. At the “ this tournament brings together of the most popular sports on end of the flight the competitor all the best freestylists who’ve campus. Although Ultimate and must catch the disc with one hand. spent the winter working on their Golf are the two best known The object of TR&C is to throw new moves. We expect to see all events, this weekend’s competition the disc as far as possible, and still the state of the art players here features the two most artistic be able to catch it with one hand. and if all goes well, it should events, freestyle and self-caught The former world record holders in provide the spectators with a good flight. both events, Rob Reeves and Cliff perspective of just where frisbee is The artistic beauty of frisbee is Towne, are expected to display today.” no better displayed than by the world-class stylists that will be out~ at Storke Field this Saturday and SUMMER STAFF Sunday. Freestyle requires the Students - Faculty - Staff balance and body control of a WANTED dancer with the added dimension at C AM P JC A Library of the disc. Resident Camp of the BOOKSALE This year’s freestyle world Jewish Centers Association champions are all from New of Los Angeles WEDNESDAY Tom Sheperd shows off his fluid style, as he will be York’s Central Park. Women’s INTERVIEWING champions Suzanne Strait and MARCH 5 doing this weekend in the Fifth annual Santa Barbara O N C A M P U S Jan$ Englehart emerged from 8:30 • 1:30 Open Frisbee tournament in Storke Field. M A R C H 4 virtual obscurity to dominate Call 961-2096 LIBRARY, 8th FLOOR every competition they entered, for appointment Counselors - Specialists culminating with their title at the Supervisors - Kitchen - Maintenance Rose Bowl. Crew: Now Major, The men’s champions, Jeff Felberbaum, Don Rhoads and the wizzard himself, Joey Hudoklin LAPLUMA’ Respected Sport were all highly respected stars IrapoRted CaRds who joined together to rise above LaseR Pboto Arc • CalendaRs By KATHI DE LIM A loans from A.S.; they have private the rest to capture this year’s title. At 4:30 in the morning, when benefactors; and each member PosteRS most of us are still in bed asleep, 15 pays dues annually. The funds go fe a tu rin g Bo DeRek • M iss Piggy toward purchasing and tran­ Gaucho Nine UCSB students are already up and W.G. Fields Gross Mats about, preparing for a 45 minute sporting the equipment. drive to Lake Cachuma. This Only two of the women, Sue "A Gift to Fit E o e n y Mood” group is called the women’s crew Dougherty and Melanie Burnett, Record, 3-2-1 Stadio 16 — El Paseo Manganec V. Els team. have competed before this year. Santa Baabana Bifp Els Crew, which had its origins in The other 13 are considered The UCSB baseball team 962-5430 M oo-Sat 1Q-S, Sa a 11-5 England in the 1800s, became novices — crewing here is their whipped Westmont, 12-7 last popular on the east coast in the first experience with the sport. Monday and came back Wed­ 19th Century. It has been at­ Team captain Dougherty ex­ nesday to embarrass Cal Poly tracting enthusiastic followers in plains why she is able to rise so SLO, 5-1. (Y O U CO U LD P A Y increasing numbers on the west early to attend the rigorous work­ The Westmont game was coast, too. Women especially have outs. “ There is something about originally scheduled for two weeks $3.000 been getting into crewing since the the energy involved in the sport ago, but due to heavy rains, the event was added to the Olympics in that draws certain people to it, and game was rescheduled. r u frio N 1971. once they try it, the unity of the In the SLO matchup, Walt Nine sit in the 65-foot “ shell” — team holds them. Because it’s not Combs picked up the victory for If Jarvis II Passes eight rowers and one coxswain. a spectator sport, you have to be the Gauchos, going eight and two- Shell is an apt word for the boat looking for personal fulfillment thirds innings, with Dan ------FORUM ------which is only two feet wide and rather than public glory. Crew Yokubaitis relieving. • Assem. Hart one-eighth of an inch thick. The usually catches people for life. ” A two-run homerun in the sixth • Regent Lazano rowers sit on sliding seats with On March 8, both men and was credited to Jere Dietz while their feet positioned in special women will meet USC here. The the three-run homer in the seventh • Chan. Huttenback shoes which are connected to the men’s is an actual race while the was due to the batting of Maury • Prof. Flacks slides. A stroke requires pushing women’s is a practice meet. Ornest. • Tony Zimmer______with the feet while pulling with the The Gauchos’ main goal is to win Northridge comes to town today arms. The power comes from the the Regionals in May. There they at 2 p.m. in the Campus Diamond, FR ID A Y, FEB. 29 • 11:00 am back and legs then, not the arms. hope to defeat their competition, then the Gauchos travel to the UCen II Paviolion The Gauchos’ team consists of which include Santa Clara, Loyola, Matadors’ home field for a the above mentioned eight and also U.C. Davis, San Diego State and doubleheader. BE THERE UC STUDENT LOBBY a four “ sweep” . A sweep means UCSD. that each stroker wields a single oar, whereas “ sculling” requires each to use two. When the team arrives for 'Be Someone Special practice at Cachuma, the sun has not yet risen and a quarter-inch of // frost lies on the dock. Once out on RunforanA.S. Office the lake they will row for an average of two hours — about eight miles. Coach Mike Treman follows f****jf ************* *********** The on the chase launch, shouting instructions and criticisms. PICK UP PETITIONS IN THE A.S. OFFICE, Home Crew at UCSB is a club sport: it 3rd FLOOR UCEN BEGINNING MARCH 3 is not intercollegiate. The teams of (there is also a men’s crew) get Clothes to Career Opportunities Boogie with ini Data Terminal Systems

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