Cole Wants Changes in Communications 8F Taylor Dark Should Either Be Solved Or the Program Michael Cole Is Unhappy with His Should Be Eliminated

The Daily- Guardian - . - Univenity of California, San Diego Volume 38, Nmnber 40 Thunday, Nov~mber 1 S, 1979 Gov't Expects Cooperation of US Suffers Oil Loss; Iran Profits 'On the Spot' Colleges in Iranian Deportations From the AaIociated Preu enter the country as a student waa ordered to By ehri. Bragl W ASHINCTON (AP) - The Carter leave, the second such order in two days. A third Though the United States wiD .uffer &om the 10.. of Iranian administration said yesterday . it expects exclusion hearing waa held for an Iranian who oil, Iran stands to profit from the loss of the United States as a American universities to cooperate with arrived at O'Hare International Airport with a customer, says S.S. Penner of the UCSD Energy Center. immigration officials seeking out Iranian 9O·day tourist visa. Penner points out that the .united States purchases oil from students violating the terms of their visas. In San Antonio, Texal, an Iranian Iran at OPEC prices which, he states, are 50 to 100 percent David W. Crosland, acting head of the engineering student, Sayed Mojtaba Miri, 22, lower than prices on the spot market, a free market located in Immigration and Naturalization Service, said held on $40,000 bond for three days on charges Amsterdam which buys and sells oil at not OPEC prices. that there have been "no negative responses of holding a job without authorization, waa freed "Selling on the spot market is complex, but if the Iranians from any colleges." Wednesday on $5,000 bond. can do this they will be able to get a much higher price for their But, he added, any refusing to cooperate could Richard M. Caaillas, district director of the oil," says Penner. lose their federal certification to accept any San Antonio Immigration and Naturalization The United States imports about 750,000 barrels a day foreign students. Service office, said Miri had been held becauae from Iran, about 4.3 percent of our total needs. "The United (UCSD officials say they will cooperate with he was thought to be a "security risk." States will be able to find oil from other sources," states the INS check.) In EI Paso, Texaa, border agent. stopped Penner, "but the price paid will be much higher." Attomey General Benjamin R. Civiletti issued three Iranian students trying to return to FJ Paso, It is in fact conceivable that unless . the Carter a formal statement Tuesday requiring an Texas, from Juarez, Mexico. Administration keeps close tabs on the origins of all oil estimated 50,000 Iranian students in the US to purchased by the United States, we could receive second report to immigration officials within thirty days. hand Iranian oil from the same spot market to which the The students will report either to district offices Two AS Members Iranians sell. of the INS or immigration representatives "The loss of Iranian oil will have nowhere near the effect scheduled to make campus appearances before the Arab oil embargo of 1973 had," states Penner. In 1973 Dec. 14. Near Expulsion the United States lost 30 percent of its oil supp~es as Meanwhile, anti-Iranian demonstrations on compared to a loss of only 4.3 percent in today's situation. campuses across the country continued. Two AS Council members face removal for Penner predicts that the price at the pump might increase by Chanting "Nuke 'em till they glow," about 250 absenteeism, said AS Vice President Nancy four to ten cents a gallon, but tha t gas will still be available. protesters marched late Tuesday night on the Laga last night. University of Georgia (Athens) campus, Laga sent letters to Public Relations demanding the deportation of 27 Iranians at the Commissioner Jamie Montgomery, Muir Co-op Will Recycle Papers school. representatives Peter Laura and Robb Strom By Bill Averill About 500 St. Louis University students and Third College representative Sergio Santos, The UCSD food Co-op has plans to take over and expand a gathered in front of a blood-stained American asking them to explain their absences. campus recycling program that is presently being run by an fl ag during an hour of peaceful protest. Montgomery, Strom and Santos attended last individual for profit. Albert Watkins, an organizer of the rally, said night's meeting, but Laura neither responded to The co-op will soon start recycling paper from the computer the flag was flown in Vietnam and , was stained Laga nor showed up. center and other departments on campus and will place bins for with both American and Vietnamese blood. If he does not contact her by tomorrow, she old newspapers on all the colleges within the next few weeks, Police there said a computer list containing the says, she will ask the Muir College Council to according to Daved Jaffe, a food co·op member active in the new names and addresses of 26 Iranian students at recommend his removal. recycling program. the school disappeared over the weekend. The Third College Council wiu also be One of the main purposes of the recycling program is to "make At one university, though, protesters rallied in contacted by Laga regarding Santos. He people more aware of ecology" according to Jeri Lundberg, a core favor of events in Iran. attended last night's meeting but has failed to ' member of the co·op. five people .staged a brief pro-Iranian respond to Laga's letter. Jaffe estimates that about a quarter of a ton of paper per day is demonstration at the University of Washington being wasted on campus. He calculated this estimate by weighing (Seattle), but their efforts were ignored by an eight·page issue of the Guardian and multiplying that weight passersby. by ten thousand. , The "rally," sponsored by the International He hopes that when recycling bins are available, students will Committee Against Racism, urged protest. assist in conservation by bringing their newspapers to the bins "against President Carter's racist roundup of after they have read them. Iranians. " Plea se lurn lu "aRe 8 In Chicago, a 30.year·old Iranian who tried to Cole Wants Changes in Communications 8f Taylor Dark should either be solved or the program Michael Cole is unhappy with his should be eliminated . . communications program, and says "The campus must make a decision the next two or three weeks "will be a regarding their support for the seriou. decision making time." program," Cole said. "The crucial issue is: Will there be a Saltman's response was to hold an communications program, and if there informal meeting last Wednesday that is how are we going to get faculty? I included Saltman, Cole and the would rather see the program chairman or representative. of the dilContinued than to have it second seven departments that now or in the rate," Cole said. future may have joint appointments In the memo, sent last week, Cole • with communications. The purpose of stated that the major prpblem facing the meeting was to discuss the the...PfOgram waa a shortage of faculty. problems the program faces and its There are presently four permanent future on the camput'. and four full·time faculty to serve 373 Saltman says the meeting was the major.. Cole feels the program could first step in his strategy to help use at least 15 faculty and that the communications. He said the present number of students would normally structure of the program was "very jUitify 17. The strain haa been good" and that he is "seeking to increaaed because of the larger number implement it." What is needed, of students in the program this year. according to Saltman, is cooperation Another problem has been that most between communications and the other of the faculty in communications are departments. This will be an obtained uaing joint appointmentl with incremental "evolutionary" approach deparbnent.. Since communications is designed to gain more and better staff not a department, only a program, it il and "decrease ok! prejudices." forced to use faculty who are officially c...-.. IiIe ",..".. Cole, however, is ''not satisfied" with members of another department but Communicationl profellor Herbert Schiller (insert) and program Saltman's plan. In the next two to three Ipend much "of their time in director Michael Cole. weeks Cole intendl to do a "fait communication•. Literature Dept. Literature is one of the "It is an artificial dependency exploration" of the degree to which the "Division of appointments causes a departments that is not presently relationship," Lyon said. departments are willing to cooperate in ready-made conflict situation," said sharing faculty with communications, In Cole's memo to Vice·Chancellor upplying faculty. He will try to Jame. Lyon, chairman of the but may do so in the future. Salbnan, he said that these problems P/t.'Clst.' lurn 10 {)Tabas, Ferdows and Gonabad and Labor Energy Coalition, said the study "points out atperaiona the candidates cast economy permits we will all be have been less of a political politics of foreign policy, that is you too would be interested in said 250 bodies had been recovered from debris in how ridiculous the industry's contention is that the oil at each other. For example, dead and buried and in no liability to his administration if you consider it a challenge to . Qaen, 200 miles south of Mashhad. ce.... tion of hostilities if your producers need more cash to finance new few American political lies need' of the program. The than Hamilton Jordan, Burt dodge thermonuclear Murder· Ruling family were strewn in a bloody exploration. " ,ivai former President Lyndon tremendous progress he and Lance, and Andrew Young. warheads. There is a perverse heap acroll the landscape. ohnaon's campaign pledge Cyrus Vance have made in The only campaign promise mystique to Reagan the Iran Assets Frozen SAN FRANCISCO - A defendant can be bat he would under no Vested interests and big negotiating a Middle East he has effectively upheld was politician. One must admit ITT Head Resigns convicted of manslaughter, but not murder, when ~e dn:umstancea "send Ameri· busine.. will never exhibit a peace settlement is so mind· to bring into his administration that his most outs.tanding UNITED NATIONS - In two swift moves of a believes he had to kill to protect his own Hie, d-e can boys to fight in a war preference for any candidate's boggling that I'll bet you Israel individuals who do not have a thespian performance was his grim global chess game, Iran tried to pull its billions of NEW YORK - Har~ld S. Geneen resigned California Supreme Court has ruled. A.ian boys should be ascendancy to the presidency, is scrapping ita armed forces political background. eight-year run in Sacramento dollars out of American banks yesterday but was yesterday as chairman of International Telephone & But the c,:,,,rt refused to order a new trial for tt ~ fiahting·" since no matter what party is in and the Palestinians are Jerry Brown. Perhaps the where he portrayed the checked by an emergency freeze on Iranian funds Telegraph Corp., effective Dec. 31. The giant man who brought the appeal, Charles Flannel, wi- ) Our generation has been power they will continue to dancing in the streets. The only politician in history who governor of California, ordered by President Carter. Efforts to free the US communications concern's board named ITT was convicted of murdering his father·in-law Ibn ~ ~ to be able to wibieas one ream the American public .. Shah of Iran would probably has based his election wielding that blue pencil like a Embassy hostages in Tehran shifted to the United president Rand V. Araskog to succeed Geneen. years ago .in Oakland. ~------~ ~------, campaigns on promising less. six·shooter. Nations. The resignation of Geneen, 70, capped !leveral . Mathew T obriner wrote the 6-1 decision. au !f And he certainly has· George Bush . Who? Ex Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance flew to New months of maneuvering in ITT, the nation's 11th Justice Rose Bird authored the dissent which said delivered. Jerry Brown't; CIA Director George Bush. York to confer with UN Secretary-General Kurt largest company. Flannel should have been granted a new trial because concept of alternative energy Oh! That George Bush. Waldheim, who has offered to mediate the II-day ITT president and chief executive officer Lyman the trial judge failed to instruct the jury on the eel '· sources is to harness the heat Actually, as a result of the old Iran crisis. . C. Hamilton Jr. was replaced last July, after 28 defense belief issue. Moslem students holding the embassy and 98 months in that post, by the 48 year-old Araskog, energy generated by bwnbling ineptness of Bush, Flannel was convicted of fatally shooting Char~ i hostages·showed · no sign of easing their stand - they who had been senior vice president and chief American males attending a the American public finally Daniels. FlaMel claimed he feared Daniels Wi Linda Ronstadt concert. was able to peer into the once will not free their captives until Shah Mohammad operating officer of the company. about to attack him with a switchblade knife. f..dward Kennedy. Teddy secretive CIA bureaucracy. Reza Pahlavi is returned to Iran to stand trial. The Hamilton had been viewed as Geneen's hand· Kennedy is truly a United Perhaps he could do the same Iranian decision to withdraw funds from American picked successor. But sources said Geneen had been T ob,iner said the law permits acquittal of a States senator. His personal for the White House, taking banks was announced at a Tehran news conference displea!led with Hamilton's tenure as president and defendant when he has an honeat and reasonab.e charisma and repeated non over where Carter and Nixon by Bani Sadr. shunted him aside in favor of Aratikog, .- belief that he must defend himaelf. candidacy have made his left off. name a household word. But Richard Schweiker. 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TITh 1l:JOto1:1O.- _21M that it is better than the American pOlitics, then we ....._ NIGHTS CcMMCOde""'-: _ America Pays for Its Mistakes alternative. must doubt his sanity. He has ItI',""''III'" ,,,,. If,hI..· ,ft 11t~ T" ,"'II",II Gerald Ford. The only reason submitted that the failure of the l= r ~~I;;~~.I:,,:I!,:t~::'"h.H.:~~~:f By Arlene Mcintyre know how much our government contribulell to ,,"HIIU /.""".• , •••.• ',Io·un. , Gerald Ford wiU not run this Carter administration is by hut'IFl\041 ...... ,f ...ltl,.,' ,",',1...... , uoW As much as I sympathize with the Iranian the troubles of Iran. This has to come out. /'\'Wl ft,"''J!"oIl Abu •• >4.'f.J M,1I1t.. Ih.: year is because he wiD mi.. the and-large due to the fact that <'I.,JI' ... ,,,, ,,J,J.."':fI\/tllllflOo"" " 'lI...Mw.,J., students, we can't send the Shah back. ,.f J"," ,;...... , .... tlJ1~ jmJ I ..... IIII~ I\N. filing deadline. The story goes Carter iii not a "profesaional :,~::t,:~~:::::: :~ ~~:;..:~"\ . It'. not 10 much that we will lose face in the It might be beat if a trial could be held in a .. politician." Connally, we then political wortd; I think we've already proven our neutral country. We couldn't hold one in the that Jerry felt 10 guilty about must assume, purports to be political feeblene.. in Korea and in Vietnam. states because our government would want to his wife's infirmities that he one of highest caliber. This And, it's not a& if moat Americans are down.play our role with the Shah's regime. This voluntarily underwent .urgery the is difficult to swallow, though, CONTIWOIWrY _ aupporters of the Shah's regime; I sense they do is very understandable; it's going to be very to have both hemispheres of UTIIN 15' when we take into account that grasp some, but not all, of the corruption that he embarra.. ing to admit to the American people his brain excised. Jerry likes '_MUlIIIATIIII: ...... ,_ brought upon Iran. ' and to the world that we not only made a tragic being President. Fortunately, he chaired the National error, but that we tried to conceal it. It's not as the American electorate Hkes Democrah for Nixon =~ti=:I070 r~l\ ~r.. " .. dl ,'/h.T" ...."", .. 1 JIITn"! II/ him being an ex-President Committee shortly before 1..... 1n .. T1 l t~" ..n.-. "\H' W... ,i'I(-.J'r~ Arlene Mcintyre is a Warren College though this is a bjg secret; most of the world ."L"",,lottf,,"',~~ ..m .... , .. ~.ot,,,..., better. switching parties, a brilliant "" .. ,'fftI.'lliI. ,.... h.JuIJI '''-Ik'tUJf..... h.,} .. "" freshman. · already know. about our practice of setting up ~* .\.iIiMlIl.. Un C"II~'l(.·. ,he H.. m. '''l political puppets. But the American people Ronald Reagan. There is a political decision over which ~::"d':"~:{· ~;;J'Z ' :;:::!' ~,',:~: must certainly have no "'.,,10 ...... , ~ ..JJrt"",", ,.... . Io:..wmc ..1 No, I feel the real realOn why we can't send don't know and, fQr a nation that ends its pledge defective aspect not only of he .t'"'""!ftlJt"Il""' .... 't1u.4ft IJllLTn •• t.Ulo." 1.1.11 k..Jltfl\· W(k" T\\.Ifd,"tJ 11/ ,,,,,. ,"u the Shah back is our obligation to justice. of allegiance with, "and justice 'for all," our Reagan'. campaign strategy, re8!.ets. .,.,wlf\,ll',,"" "",,, ""''''' .. nJ .wMJ,,,,,, •• 11 CLOSED ,It., "m... 1 .... ,(\lC '·/llwj.IPII'loJ'"'''' It{ ..... " ...... RloJ' .. UIf.'IWl'VI' ... lkJl'lh"'"lllu It's ironic that I speak of justice, I know. Our government has proved to be very hypocritical. but of his chromo.ome The best presidential race ~ ...~ ... " .. ""...... " ...... "'... ~1fI lJnJ ,.IIft.".,f'r I"~'" ,,,,...JIlllV' UCSD ,It... Ml'III" •., ",-\.C'j)ojn ~" ,1<1. country, which put the Shah's father into power, structure as well. Ronny is best would pit Sens. McGovern TDlsBIua "r.~ rt~LI:~~:'L i~~~;~I;. Bud\Jet Numb rs Man ",.Jr",.., .. ~oI>kol"""",.n a ccepted which supported the Shah - even though we I think Americans are ready to accept the remembered for his quote and Barry Goldwater Sr. ",",,, .., ... ,Iv. ,,,,',H,'ll'l..itlo. ..-1111 knew of the corruption and of ~ terrorilllTl that truth. They su~t, or have suspected, that the during the student rebellions of against each other, since . ,.,l'tI!ftrwII.IJm was plaguing the country - must IOmehow CIA and the FBI have not reaMY done much the late 1960s regarding neither candidate could defeat arrange for justice. We can't send the Shah good for our country lately. The nefarious techniques for dealing with the other and the .election back to Iran; he would not receive a fair trial. espionage belongs to a palsed era. Setting up radical leftists. " If there's would be deadlocked until the UT liN '11 I\ Mt.H/CI\N " J£TH l "-III •. '\'"'H' .n/l ~.tr..~~ '" ~"11l(' Putting one extremist in the hand. of another is political puppets is not only a way of gaining going to be a bloodbath, then late 1980s, unleas the House UT:SP H, Xtx t ~NTl ' fH N()VEl-"'I/l~ .) ... ~~ ... 1'" ./f/• .",J '" "I"'1\fC not the answer. Yet he mUlt be tried to maintain world power. Too often, as is the case with the let's get it over with." The voted for vice-presidential world peace. Shah, we are burned. intense patriotic spirit which candidate Miller over Shriver, .. _t_ A 4 ...... __ ., __",_ .. Ma.t Americans would say, "Let him be. characterized Reagan'l stance and then only if Miller flashes ttM._ ..., What is done i. done. Hell never be able to So, while our conclusion may be to not get on the Panama Canal i.. ue his American Express card to have political power again, and he will Hve in involved with other countries' internal affairs, ("We bought it, we paid for it, verify his identity. fear for the re.t of hi. life; that is enough for our government still has that obligation to the we are going to keep it") would The relt of you can do as let'. not get any more involved." I world,andtoitsownpeople,toadmititawrong- definitely interject some you please. My vote goes to ...... ,.._. I don't think that most Americans- -- doings--...:: and to administer justice. excitement into the droll Harold Stanen. Thunday. NOYeIIlber 11. urn 'l'handay. November 11. 1871 The Dally Guardian I

" Unlike Any Social Drama WALK'S PLACE presents Buchner's 'Woyzeck' is a Masterpiece By William Gibson group, the townspeople, a collection of attributes of a beast. Lisa Wolpe convey Woyzeck'. internal dynamism, Senior Staff Writer bands and idiots. They, like everyone plays the girls who betrays Woyzeck his agony and fury at hi. situation __-FRIDA¥- .. Georg Buchner's Woyzeck will be else, spout fragmented fable and (or so she believes she does). She is a every moment of the performance. presented by the John Muir Theatre prophecy,laughing off the significance coarse young woman, considered a While Woyzeck is the meek little man, Thunderbolt the tonight, Friday and Saturday nights of their words. whore by the villagers, trapped by her his ravingi are those of a moralist, his SATURDAY only. To describe the play is to limit it, In the middle of all this is Woyzeck, womanhood, and always seeking sorrows the weight of a univerae on his WonderCoH to be unfair to this miasma, this the soldier, pla~ed by Daniel Wirth. He salvations, whether it be pecuniary or back, his every movement an agony to Realism Jazz masterpiece of the early nineteenth be borne - it take. quite an actor to 3:30-6:30 pm century. portray a character ~ke thi., but Wirth Ensemble I call Woyzeck a social drama, butit "Wirth's cha"racteri%ation does so, in spades .. plesen's is unlike any social drama I have seen. Due credit must be given to the cast 8:00 pm Its characters fall vaguely and of Woyzeck is the best seen as a whole. The John Muir Theatre incompletdy into three classes. The words all an ensemble, with few props, first is the Anny; Woyzeck is a soldier, no decoration.; precision of abused and subjected to inhuman in three years at UCSD." movement, rapidity of transition, WEDNESDAY. NOV 21 experimentation by his "superiors," language, light and shadow are their who study him with an absurd scientific is a romantic hero, an idealist pitted divine. Her soliloquy while the Idiot tools. They are efficiently uaed here. Amateur Night! interest and detachment, hilarious and against the forces of society, the moral raves is one of the most striking in this Some lines are spoken offstage, some voice crying out in the wilderness, but production. frightening. The doctor (Walter in the dark, adding to the feel of Wirth's character outstrips all such unreal Schoen) flits about Woyzeck with no the play. The ca.t members move tawdry cliches. He's a visionary, what It would be impossible to say enough more interest in him than in a flea. The rapidly and confidently from scene to we would call psychotic - contorted, about Wirth's characterization of Captain hurls verbal abuse at scene, carrying the action smoothly to trembling common man. He has Woyzeck; it is the belt this reviewer Woyzeck while the latter shaves him, its denouement. bowing and stuttering apologies. Then nothing but his woman, and he can't has seen in three years at UCSD. Much there are the gypsies, shamans, hold her because he has no pride, self· of the credit must go to Michael What can I say? The. production i. spouting Darwinian fables, and their respect, money or any of the things Addi.on, whose performance al the fantastic, and the play? Wo),zeck say., leader, an enchanteuse (Sandra which would make a man of him. He is director is superlative. U A man is an abYII... WeD then, Franklin) whose belief in her words finally cuckolded by an army captain, Woyzeck is an abYII. You can dive in di.appears as .he intoes them, who embodies the above manly He places Wirth, who hal a huge, this weekend at HSS 2260 for 99 fascinating and terrifying the third qualities, making them seem the gangling frame, in position. which cents.

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CA f)0007 454-0785------' • Tlaanda~. N ...... 11. 1171 Food Co-op And Papers Cole Upset With His Program Continued from pafe I chairman, also said that while To, one of three chairmen of the ec....Ifrom IHJIe I departmentalization was not Communications Student Union, s~d Acxording to Jaffe, the co-op will be determine if there ia eno~h support for absolutely necaaary, communications that the program has been hindered by taking over the recycling of computer the program to continue In the way he "must be made independent of the an administration view of its students paper, computer card. and bond paper feela it ahould be run in the future. If he departments in appiontments. That is as a "very radical group." that is currently being handled by decides that the present syarem won't the only way it wiD be a strong program Over the past year. a number of ~ Frater, who until December 1 work, he says he will go back to and can be maintained." complaints have been presented a contract with the University Saltman and request that other action Despite these claims, Saltman feels regarding the program. John Conlisk, that gives him recycling righta to paper be taken. the price of autonomy will be reduced an Economics, Professor and former generated by offices on campld. benefits from working with other Chairman of the Committee on In the eleven montha that he has A key iuue, both now and in the departments. Educational Policy, outlined lOme of been recycling the University's waste paat, i. whether communication. them. paper, Fraper has made $3500 before ahould remain as a program or be Saltman's views are echoed by expenaea. Hia expenaea include $714, changed to a departmental or semi Chancellor McElroy, who said he did One objection has been "that u the Univeraity's percentage under departmental statu •. _Both Cole and not view departmentalization as "quite communications flies off in all the contract, according to Jaffe. Saltman prefer program status, citing appropriate," although he said "it's directions," and that there is not Jaffe adds that Frater "would juat as the inter-di.ciplinary nature of possible down the line." enough "analytical cohesion." An lOOn pall it on to a student group that communications. The program is "A number of departments must example he cites is the heavy baa more members and can expand it" presently involved with the take some responsibility to underpin involvement communications hal had becauae ''he ia in it more for recycling anthropology, history, visual arts, the program, " McElr,oy said. with the Visual Arts Department. than for profit." sociology, psychology and linguistic. Much of the present controversy "Visual Arts is usually considered ']be co-op plana to use the income departments: around communications has to do with on the other end of the scale from the from the recycling program "a lot of its nature as part of Third College and: analytical science," Conlisk said. advertising" and "may hire 1 or 2 However, many feel that its history since its inception in 1969. An important question has been studenta." Other pouibilities are using departmentalization is the only real Much of the curriculum and programs whether communications is a true the money to fund "demonstration solution to the program'. problems. Dr. in Third College were established in discipline or a topic. If it is considered a energy conservation projecta" and to Herbert Schiller, the only permanent response to black student demands: discipline it would accordingly be "expand recycling into areas that are professor in the program, said that One of the demands for "Lumumba granted greater autonomy than if it was no!JH'ofitable," according to Jaffe. departmentalization is the "most Zapata College" was that a considered a mere topic in another ']be co-op is stiD waiting for desired" option. communications program be designed social science field. approval "from various groups on that would emphasize how ''black campus," according to Jaffe. "The authorities on this campus people have developed new ways of Dr. Lyon commented that because it Lindberg is somewhat frustrated by need to realize that, one, communication with words, gestures, is a new field there is a fear that it would this process. communications is a field of the utmost music, and employing the most diverse lack the rigor necessary in a college "It'a just amazing the number of importance, and two, that students are art forms. " environment. Lyon feels that committees you have to go through," very interested in it." communications is a legitimate field .he aar~. "When you think you've got An important aspect of . A more recent Third College catalog just like other fields, such as sociology, everything. set up, you run into people departmentalization would be greater states, "Communications provides a that have arisen from the social who say 'You've got to go through our autonomy in the hiring of faculty. focus for inquiry into the institutions of sciences. committee. '" Presently, the program has only a media, and forms of human behavious Conlisk said there has also been a Jaffe is optimistic that everything moderate degree of influence on that together influence the fear the communications would turn wiD go smoothly, however, and notes hirings because other deparbnents development of individual and group into a vocational program of "higher , " that "everybody we've talked to has actually do the hiring. conscIOusness. education" adhered to in the university been very cooperative." "The most important thing is that the Dr. Schiller, who came to UCSD in of California. Co-op member Alice McNeil people in the program should be able to 1970 to head the new program, would In addition to complaints about the auggetta that "if people are interested choose who comes into it," Schiller like to see the program "continue to nature of the field itself, there have also in the recycling program, they should said. exert a. critical view of the been claims that the program has been talk to anyone at the food co-op." Lyon, lite!ature _~epartment communications process," and Jim of a "low academic quality." PREPARED NIGHTS OUT FOR FINALS? WHY-~ or are ,OU going to cram all night just to get by again? NOT What if ,ou could read and stud, 5 times faster and still get better ~--HERE? understanding? (RetJelie South Dining Hall) YOU CAN! FRIDA Y NIGHT, NOVEMBER 16th What if ,ou could 8:30--12:00 pm recall material far tests in a new TICKETS $3.50 (tickets can be purchased at wa, that practicall, the Resident Dean's Office or at Why Not assured success? Here? YOU CAN! 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