CEP Vote Within T\NO Weeks Tide Turns in PE Credit Issue by David Eisen The CEP then decided to post sider strongly what they learn Executive Editor pone a vote until more information from other schools' policies. A vote on PE credit was post of policies of other schools could be The PE credit question was poned by a committee of the found. The vote, according to one brought into the open last week Academic Senate (AS), though member, will be within two weeks. when CEP realized that its own members seemed to be in favor of Hunt appeared to be pleased with sub-committee had last year giving units in a tum of events late the changing trend of the meeting, authorized units for some classes, in the meeting. A Triton Times poll last week of a majority of the Committee on Educational Pplicy and Courses (CEP) revealed that most of the members of the eight-professor group were against allowing units to PE classes. The CEP had turned down requests for credits for two PE classes earlier in the month, and had decided to review the 16 classes that are already given partial academic credit. The turning point in yesterday's review meeting came after PE head Howard Hunt had delivered his arguments for the continued unit support of the 16 classes. Hunt had not appeared to waver the views of many of the CEP mem bers. The members were then told for the first time that all of the UC schools with the exception of Santa Howard Hunt (TT Photo. Bill Brooks) Cruz and San Diego already allow saying later that he felt the CEP apparently unaware of a long at least token optional credit for "dealt with my argument with standing policy against PE credits. PE. consideration and in an open and Referring to this conflict, one Surprised, one member said fair manner." He said that he CEP member yesterday asked that "Then I take back everything I hoped the committee would con- Continued on Page 3 have said. If they (the other UC schools) give the units, why by Dorothy Houston Task force member Jo Borardt shouldn't we?" Another member Semester/Quarter Debate Staff Writer discussed how she tries to deal with proposed a policy in which all PE In an effort to point out poorly lit poorly lit areas around Central classes would be worth 1/2 unit of or unlit areas on campus, mem Library. "I find myself taking pass/not pass credit, with a maximum of four units total per Gains-Momentum on Campus bers of the Rape Task Force of the alternate routes but even then I Women's Center guided Vice Continued on Page 3 student. by Jeff Fenton ployees would be laid off as a result chancellor and Dean of Student of decreased office business. He Mfairs George Murphy, Health The question of the University of also expects that the quality of and Safety Officer Al Rea and Knights in Shining Armor: A California ' switching to the service to students would improve, Third College Dean Beverly semester system has arisen at that office workers would feel less Vargas through the campus UCSD. Despite repeated votes by pressure, and that there would be Sunday evening. Flashback to Merry Old Days students at many UC campuses fewer student problems to settle, Members of the newly formed against such a switch, faculty at due to one fewer registration by Marlene Herman perIod per year. As an example, task force indicated they are Staff Writer many campuses have voted to concerned that not only does make the switch. Other faculty are over 55,000 add-drops are inadequate lighting exist on Dressing up as a barbarian can be fun, at least for some people. Last processed per year under the Saturday and Sunday some barbarians, as well as knights, peasants and considering such a vote now. campus, but that many of the present calendar. This figure, existing lights do not work. damsels in distress acted out their traditional roles in the Califia Bowker said, would decrease Anniversary Tournament sponsored by the Society for Creative The San Diego Division of the considerably. Evident Concerns Academic Senate met The latter concern was clearly Anachronisms (SCA). The SCA, with an active chapter at UCSD, is a world-wide organization yesterday and devoted part of On Wednesday evening, evident on the tour Sunday. the meeting time to a report of November 17, in the Revelle In some places complete rows of dedicated to keeping the Middle Ages and other past eras alive in these hectic modem times. Their latest tournament was typical of many. On the Executive and Policy Community Center, an open lights did not function. All the Committee on the Quarter v. discussion was held regarding the lights along the path next .to the semester system. Also quarter v. semester controversy. Humanities Library between Argo discussed was the results of a In attendance were three Hall and the Revelle parking lot recent straw poll of the faculty professors, (Drs. Aifred Manaster, were out. A row of lights in the on thls issue. An article on this Mathematics; Ben Williams, parking lot behind Third College meeting will appear in Mon Psychology; and Thomas Dun near Central Library did not work. day's Triton Times. seath, Literature; ) and Hazel "It's not that there's a rapist Alksnis, Assistant to the Revelle behind every bush, but tl'Ie chances The relative merits of the Provost. Also, about ten students are there," commented student attended. Chris Shaffer of the Women's quarter system and the semester system are being debated on all Center. "We are concerned with Poltits and Conclusions the places women have to go," she campuses. The financial impact for UCSD of a switch is currently Among the points raised and said. conclusions made: Along with Ute path by HL and being evaluated by Dr. Ronald Bowker, campus Registrar and A poll of the faculty at the the parking lot by Third College, Berkeley campus in 1974 showed other "bad" spots noted were the Admissions Officer. Bowker supplied some data on certain that undergraduates were opposed path by the International Center, ( to a change, but that opposition the path through the eucalyptus financial aspects of a possible change to semesters. In the was less among upper~vision trees east of the parking iot bet Registrar's Office, at least, there students. Graduate students ween Third College and Mandeville would be "several inunediate cost favored th change. Center, the road from Gilman Dr. reductions. " to the UCSD Theatre and Matthews I Some n( w students favor the Campus in general. About $6,500 out of $19,000 per quarter sy ~tem as a change from Some. bus stops were completely year would be saved on postage. the em tt'r ystem at their high without lighting. Shaffer noted that About $15,000 out of $80,000 per schools. In the quarter system, at a bus stop near Revelle she year in computer expenses would there is u Udlly less to tudY'for a "couldn't even see if people were be saved. This savings is not ful1¥ given final "8m. ~ u f there or not." one-third since some fixed costs cla tudents at Berkele who The six or so students on the tow' are incurred in initializing each favor d a chang to mesters, made various comments along the , "love courts" were held where heartbroken knights and student' record in the fall. In total, po sibl explanations r "' that way. As the group passed three dam els told th ir love problems to a jury of clever, but questionably about $25,000 in Registrar' Office om were bored and wanted a foot-high "ground lights" next to sympathetic, ladies. aturday night was a time for feasting and a expense would be saved. change, and that other were mor bushes that didn't work one woman spectacular costume party. Sunday's events included Peasant hunts and No Employ Layoff oerien d and therefor b tter said, "Bushes frighten me." ontlnued on Pag 8 Bowker expects that no em- • ootinued 00 Pag 7 Page 3 W~y. November", IJ7I Rape.. PE Credit .. Letters'to EcItor t ENTER FREEly -- [C-onUnued from Page 1) Mandeville and Third, and Mat [ConUnued from Page 1) have difficulty - my main com thews CamplL'l." He blamed the a "consistent, coherent policy be The Indi, idual Must Decide - plaint is Central Ubrary, which a bulk of the problem on burnt out developed to avoid this in the ANd of YOUR OWN will lot of people have to use. Tfle lighting, circuit breakage and future." A letter to the committee The Wo of College Degree lighting ls poor getting to its timing mechanisms. from the UCSD provosts, however, h various parking lots." Murphy felt the starting point to asked that no action be taken until MARk STAdlo Another woman on the tour said deal with the problem is to "work Regarding your ~ovember 10 article "Is a College Degree Worth It?" more information could be there had been "four reported out maintenance problems." He acquired. The question must. be answered by each student, for a person pursues a agreed that there should be a college degr-,e for a number of reasons, only one of which may be a job rapes (at UCSD) last year, and we Hunt was challenged early in the don't know how many occurred maintenance worker available on meeting to explain .the academic upon graduation. 'l1le Harvest Fair aDd Cnlialnl Broadway weekends if needed to maintain the that were unreported." virtues of the 16 PE classes, which # Though I do not wish to add to the "Job jabberwocky spewed forth by It was a strange collection of freaks and rednecks. It was howlin', lights. , economic cneer· leaders like political candidates and placement of footstompin', shitkickin' bluegrass music and health food. It was stetsons WalIdoglnPain were generally divided into four A list of the poorly lit and unlit ficers," it should be noted that your unemployment figW'es omitted an and full~lor pictW'es of the sea. Vargas noted that some staff categories: diving, dance, fencing important fact: tbe lowest unemployment rate in the U.S. is for persons It was the Harvest Fair and Otrisbnas Crafts Market, Saturday night women now walk in pairs to their areas noted on the tour is being and rehabilitation. He also an with four or more years of college. cars, and ex~essed concern that compiled, and will be given to swered questions on the lecture downtown, the heart of downtown. But the latter won't be a key until Murphy. That it takes time and effort to find a job is absolutely correct! To later. . there are no lights on the ('oller style of the classes and the num decide on career options takes even more time and effort, and it should. Stadler, Russell, Nedelman and Brooks flashed their VIP passes at the coaster like road north of Central A "Rape Awareness Week," bers of students involved. The process is complex and should be studied as one studies for class or old man at the gate, who greeted them with a drawled howdy. A Ubrary. sponsored by the Women's Center, He went on to explain that many an academic major. halfhearted attempt to set the mood, thought Stadler, already prejudiced At the end of the tour Murphy the Feminist Coalition and the of the classes are tied to an The staff of UCSD's Career Planning & Placement Service is here to against the fair. said, "The areas that most con newly fonned Women's Support academic department (drama) assist students with the career and job seeking process, much as the They entered the Convention and Performing Arts Center, and opted cerned me were the International Group of the UCSD Student and that some of the advanced faculty assists you with your learning process. for the large display hall to the right, rather than its twin to the left. Center, the path through the trees Cooperative Union, is now being classes build toward a type of Continued on Page 7 The news release that accompanied the VIP passes proclaimed that the east of the parking lot between planned. credential. Harvest Fair has been a great success for several yeats in the Bay Area. Come hear country music and see downhome entertainment. Buy Marxist Letter is 'Repulsive" Chrisbnas presents. Eat good food. Have fun. Oswald ... Not only did Mr. Burns' Marxist school to Boise, Idaho, he has But no piece of paper could have article outrage me, but also in ca lL'Ied civil unrest in that mid prepared Stadler and his friends [Continued from Page 2 ) there was almost no information available to the duced my aged grandmother to western city. The usually docile for the mindbending juxtaposition , reportedly traveled in September 1965. goverrunent concerning the activities of Dallas vomit on my foot. Laugh if you will, citizens of Boise, after reading Mr. Agent Confirms Oswald "Doub'le" of disparate elements present in While the real Oswald was apparently a leftist and Cubans and other groups in iUegal armaments. but I am indignant. Bums' repulsive article, took up the hall. member of the Fair Play for Cuba Committee, his The han was filled with many - " An organization known as the Minutemen is the Mr. Burns is obviously insane. clubs and beat the city mayor to by Dick RlII8ell was overwhelming evidence that the real Oswald was "twin" was an equally committed right-winger. death causing the mayor's widow colorful booths, each in its neatly right-wing group in Dallas most likely to have been (Le. ·aazy, nuts, bonkers). He PacHlc News Service elsewhere at those times. The witnesses were In a Warren Commission interview with Ellsworth associated with any effort to assassinate the should not be allowed to live among extreme annoyance. discounted as "confused" or "mistaken." alloted space. The dealers sold tie dated April 16, 1964, there is no mention of the look The existence of an "identical twin" for Lee dyed clothing, bagels and President. decent people. By comparing this Harvey Oswald-living here and arrested and alike. But the interview does credit Ellsworth with This article also insults the For years, the commission's critics have creamcheese, hats (which - "The Minutemen are closely tied to Gen. (Edwin) released on a federal gun charge shortly before the Nedelman and Russell almost several revelations "of value:" school administration by referring speculated that an Oswald look-alike may have been -" At the time of the assassination of the President, Walker and H.L. Hunt." Discrepancy to them as " bureaucratic intestinal assassination of John F. Kennedy - has been con used by conspirators to impersonate and possibly . bought), obscene coffee mugs, fungi." I am sure ·that the people in . finned by a fonner agent for the Treasury Depart help frame Oswald - blazing a trail of misleading chocolate chip cookies (which were the administration do not consider ment's Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms unit. evidence to implicate him as a lone assassin. very good), hand puppets, baked With a congressional probe of the JFK t· ..... ··"'··"· ...... ··"'· · ~··"'··'· ...... · ...... 1 Noted in UTe themselves to be intestinal! A Dallas deputy sheriff, for example, gave chase to potatos, pipes and the inevitable assassination in the offing, Frank Ellsworth, now a and countless displays of turquoise Mr. Burns cannot be totally Regional Public Affairs officer in that agency's a man who ran from the Texas School Book i~OMMUNITY1 Depository and climbed into a Rambler station jewelry. A horde of people strode Article blamed for the article considering Dallas bureau, broke a 12-year official silence to together in serene order. his flagellating personality and describe "an a,!Jsolute dead-ringer for Oswald" active wagon a few minutes after the assassination, later ,BLOOD BANK} positively identifying him as Oswald. But according But a harvest fair atmosphere Whether or not the use of mixed mental state. The Triton Times at that time with the rightwing Minuteman f 983 India ! to police sources cited in the Warren Report, Oswald was never established, at least in units, acres and square feet, is should take the responsibility for organization. Stadler's mind. A suburban t 327 F Street t intended to confuse or mislead was already far away, riding a bus toward his home. printing such filth. Obviously the "I have a vague recollection that this man was dweller since he was five, he had perhaps by design, there is a emulsified liver bile who run this questioned about the assassination, but not by me," Now Ellsworth confirms that witnesses who l PAYSDONORS i numerical inconsistency in your always associated a harvest fair grotesque excuse of a newspaper, Ellsworth told PNS. " Possibly nobody paid much believed they saw Oswald target-practicing at a with barns and hay and apple juice article on the University Town f for Service ~ have not the common sense of a attention because Oswald was in custody. We weren't Dallas rille range - some of the more incriminating and pumpkins. None of these was Center (UTC) Development (Nov . . f . !". denatured platypus, (pardon my looking for a fugitive. " _ sightings - were actually seeing his "twin." present. The fair resembled I Mon.· Frl. 17 'IT). A 105 acre development language). While refusing to divulge the individual's name and "I do remember two instances where Oswald was nothi ng more than a sanitized ; 233·5481 t constitutes 4,573,800 square feet. passing off the incident as probably "sheer coin supposed to have been at someone's house in North , 234-460] , \ . Tijuana...... ~ ...... " ...... ~ ...... ~ ...... ' •. '".tf How can this be "approximately However, even Mr. Burns' most cidence," Ellsworth admitted that the look-alike still Dallas, and I was able to ascertain after the. We decided to leave. Russell one-third of the original three ardent critics have had to admit resides in Dallas. assassination that it was actually the look-alike," wanted to take a darknigbt stroll million square foot development that he in no way resembles Anwar Ellsworth said. "These were times where witnesses down Broadway, via Horton Plaza. proposed by the developer Ernest Sadat. thought they saw Oswald in the company of several Broadway is the center divider, the railroad tracks that halve down Hahn in 1973?" Minutemen. town San Diego. Above Broadway, toward Highway Five, is relatively This discrepancy cannot be due In the future, I should hope that "One of these times did involve a group of safe territory. Below Broadway, though, is the home for society's wreaks, to comparison with the size of the intensified fecal matter run Minutemen at a rifle range. Several of their names especially at night, when lonely sailors haunt porno houses and hookers Fashion Valley after subtraction of ning the laughable Triton Times, came up in my conversations with him, and I'd noted take to street corners. the housing component of UTC. will restrain their limited minds at the time that he was out shooting with them." Horton Plaza is the nexus of it all. Located on Broadway, it was once a Since the housing component oc EARN and refrain from printing such Double-Take nice place for respectable folk to take the sun. Now, rundown, it serves as cupies 300,000 square feet, it insignificant, irrelevant, and in The Oswald look-alike first came to Ellsworth's a rendevous for the badcraziness of San Diego. comprises only 6.5% of the 105 acre cestuous articles. The four university students must have looked quite anomalous, even development. attention "sometime in the sununer of 1963," when THE MIA hilarious, to the normal center city-which is the code word for downtown Boisterously yours, the agent began tracking him to try to determine his JIM HERRING connection with local arms smugglers. That fall, Continued 00 Page 7 Ellsworth arrested him on "ilne of the gun Grad., SID FREDERICK W. BURNS violations," then released him on bond a short time WITH AN before the fateful Kennedy trip to Dallas. Pau l S Nadler, pn.D .-NeN S Gforge Wal lers. Ph 0 - . Inunediately after the assassination, when York UnlverS jty Nati ona l Au · Ne w York un'verslt) former th outy on Bank ing Regulat lop corporate el ecu tlve , Next Pro/Con Ellsworth was called to a police interrogation room to It A II Colum nist In Th e Ameri · luder In Creative Manage· f!iJ5) c~n hnller; Author, Consul ment Planning , deyeloper of The question of a possible return to the semester system has risen question Oswald about the rifle found in his supposed tant and Advisor 10 banks the school's unique Inter again. Should the University of California change its academic year assassin's nest, the agent first believed that it was the Sta te an d Federa l AKencles lunc llor.al Management Pro from three quarters to two semesters? Should the semester end before Profes sor of Business Ad gram au thor, Professor of same man. Ir'u nfstrallon 8uSIness Admin istra tion or a fter Christmas break? GRADUATE --- "Oswald was sitting in a chair about 10 feet from Adds Up The Semester System: Pro or Con? He also said that a number of state, federal and the doorway when I entered," Ellsworth remem The Pro/Con column is written by the UCSD community. Each week local officials had been aware of the man's existence bered. "All I could see was headlines that I'd just a topic will be submitted for your consideration. We ask that you ( ; ~ after the assassination. Yet no mention of him ap turned loose the man who killed the President. .1). FACULTY AT submit your responses in writing by next Monday at 3 p.m. pears in the Warren Report or any of the unclassified "When Oswald spoke, I realized they were two Representative samples of your opinions wiU be published the file material at the National Archives. different people. But they had identical build, weight, following Friday. Almost from the moment of Oswald's arrest, Submissions should be typed and qouble-spaced, on a 74-space line. coloring, facial features and hair. They could have .~. ift'. numerous witnesses claimed to have seen the alleged passed for each other." RUTGERS They should not exceed 1-112 pages in length. assassin driving a car, though Oswald didn't drive. Ellsworth refused to speculate on whether the man They had also seen him in a gun shop, at a rifle range he'd arrested might have known or known of Oswald. "One of America's and cashing a check in a grocery store. He did say the fellow "claimed to have done some '~~~' But while the person they saw gave his name as anTIS smuggling in and out of Mexico," where Oswald top Graduate Schools of A Monftm EI-Melt, •• Ph .D. Rosa Oppe nh em1. Ph . 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Having trouble outlaw its cons tion by minors. However, UCSD, in conjunction with in the munbers racket? Need a campus policies, everyone, regardless of age, is supposedly prevented quick million? fromdrin~. To further cia if)' the situation, and to detennine whether or not UC 1be NaUo_l EDqairer may be SO's current alC(IOOI policy needs updating, a Task Force of both staff and able to help you then. The se~ students has been fonned. sational rag is offering one million As it stands now, persons drinking in private areas are not bothered by big ones to the first person who campus police, unless there is a "disturbance." Dormitory rooms are provides solid evidence that UFO's considered "private': by autho~it~~, but some on the task force would like are intelligenUy-pUoted space to see the definition of privacy ships from outer space. extended to include corridors and Now, just an honest account of donnitory lounges to help make some meeting won't cut it with the hall parties "legal." Eaqulrer's panel of experts. The Revelle Resident Dean, Phil panel will reportedly require some Kirchner, a member of the task concrete proof,like a physical part force, referred negatively to the of the flying saucer or perhaps, a current alcohol policy, saying, face-to-face chat with a space "the current situation puts the being. RA's in an impossible situation." Word has it that a handshake He noted that RA's are supposed to Tenaya Hall residents (from left to right] Shannon Bradley. Stephanie report any alcohol seen, but that with Neil Armstrong just won't qualify. Nemeth and Debra Shapiro entangle themselues in the messy process of m~t ignored the policy. ,ollstrllcting s'mores, Th is enterprise was one of mallY at the Muir Carniual. " The RA's have to walk a IdlW11 took place Sunday afternoon on the Muir campus. Participants en· dangerous line," he said. " They're l"l'I'd ('/ricken and beans and ice crea m. and were erenaded by a local damned if they do (follow the l'IIIld UT photo: Shonl1on Aikman] policy), and damned if they don't. SCA ... We definitely need a revision of the present policy." r,,,k Forc/:' r11f:'lJIber. PIIII I(lrcil ner. [Continued from Page 1] SCIENCE Presently the task force is examining the alcohol situation at other UC croquet matches. campuses. At UCLA students are allowed to drink alcohol in the corridors But perhaps the most spectacular event of the two day tournament was OF MIND of their donnitories, and are not bothered except in cases of disruptive a " Melee", where fifty gallant knights battled in war against each other. behavior. At UC Irvine, the Vice-<:hancellor of Student Affairs can The knights, of course, came equipped with annor and "wooden" swords. come and hear designate any part of the campus as private. UC Riverside has a Wlique The SCA, to further " authenticate" ancient times, has split the United way of tackling the problem - they allow beer to be kept on tap at the States into kingdoms, principalities, baronies and households. The Rev. Lois Ruth Bartel campus cateteria, with signs over the dispensers warning that the beer is barony which constitutes San Diego County is named Califia, the name for those over 21 only under which the tournament was held. Anyone can join the SCA by The task force expects to fonnulate a new liquor policy by the end of showing up at events in c~tume " or an attempt thereat." Various on the quarter. This proposal will then be submitted to the four college deans tournaments and revels are held throughout the year and meetings are and to the Vice-<:hancellor and Dean of Student Affairs. held every other Tuesday in the Student Center. "Stum~ling Blocks If approved it would go to the UC General COWlsel's office in Berkeley. By joining the Society, members can learn the intricacies of Medieval From there the .new policy would be legally scrutinized to see whether it fighting, singing, dancing and other skills. Each person cho~es a new' or Stepping Stones" is in accordance with both California state law and the UC Regents name, representative of his new character. policy. If UCSD's alcohol policy is changed, the new one should be in C~tumes are also important to the SCA, seeing that there are effect by spring quarter 1977. numerous barbarians, magicians, and cavemen, in addition to the This Sunday 10:45am : While it is too early to speculate about the committee's proposal, standard knights in shining armor, a "must" for the SCA. Each piece of Student Center director Maggie Brown of the task force wished to assure armor is individually hand-crafted, because, as one member pointed out, 71 5 Silverado students by saying, " it certainly won't become stricter." "it is hard to ask for leather annor or chainmail at the tailors." La Jolla Attend UC Summer Sessions"International Courses offered at each overseas campus will Fee: The instructional fee for each of the stress the history and culture of the host programs is $400. country, and instruction will include field trips to related historical sites, museums, and Deadline: Early registration is required. You other significant places and events. should decide now whether you might be England interested in attending. Send in the coupon All instruction will be in English and, in most instances, by faculty members of the university below to receive additional information. you are visiting. Instructional sess ions will last six weeks, and you wi II be encouraged to. enroll in at least Israel two 4-unit courses. Reasonably-priced housing will be provided in the residence halls of each UC Summer Sessions International university. Summer Sessions Office University of California You may choose one of these distinguished 1254 Murphy Hall 405 Hilgard Avenue un iversities: Los Angeles, CA 90024 Cambridge University (Pembroke College) Scotland You will receive additional materials on all three July 4 to August 12,1977. Courses will programs, however, please check below if you have a emphasize British history, archaeology, and preference for anyone: literature. o Cambridge (Pembroke College), England Next summer, you will have the o Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel Hebrew University of Jerusalem opportunit to attend fully-accredited o University of Edinburgh, Scotland UC courset. at three renowned foreign Approximate dates, JulylOto August 19,1977. universities. Courses will emphasize history, archaeology, Name and contemporary social and political studies. Street Address University of Edinburgh July 4 to August 12, 1977. Courses will City State ZIP emphasize Scottish art, architecture, history, and literature. Students may arrange to attend the famed Edinburgh Festival following the end of the 6-week session. l"""""" coaches. Hot·shooting 6'7" Lee Brockett, and athletically ineligible after two Mallory Mitchell, among Tom Nicholson, who Satterlee calls fC)f U{SI) Sluclf?f)h RUN (6-1) . It was a surprise selection because the BIG NUKES finished Levis for big guys. no higher than third place in their league. brilliant scrimmages. Triton basketball qistory, the best fundamental player on the A reliable source has reported that the Animal Bowl Selection Com . ~ "''' n ''''' . Bart Bradley, a part squad, are reserves. Nicholson can This season ... nothing yet. last year, will not play mittee has invited FroUM SCIT (6-0) and SCRIPPS (6-1). Those rumors also play guard. Though coach Dick Satterlee because of an anlde injury. were unconfirmed at press time. Centers: 6'7" junior Lyle Smith has much of the offense to Ken The Banana Bowl is waiting for the'outcome of two late season games improved each year, 'and be opens his (13.1 points per game last before making its selections. BHANG SQUAD (6-1 ), KANK DUXSTAD (6- UCSD BIKE SHOP a fiery 6'0" senior returnee who second season as starting center. Last 1), LOS BORRACHOS (6·1 ), and RAW lYJEAT (5-1) are apparently the year's most proficient rebounder and does the impossible with a teams still in the running for the bowl berths. second best free thrower, Smith is The Climax Bowl, the big game for all the aspiring coed teams is also n Tom Omalev is just now a steadying influence while on the having trouble determining its representatives. Teams that appear to be Feattuing the will start at the other guard floor. under consideration at this point are RIVIERA YACHT CLUB (6-0), of the time. His quickness The reserve is 6'6" freshman Mark Dick Satterlee ITT Photo: Bill Brooks] They're called Levi's for MOBIUS (5-1), OFF COEDS 16-0 ), UNHITCH (5-0) and ROUGHRIDERS . have impressed Sat· Runyan, a strong but inexperienced Men. But they're for Viscount Line (4-2 ). If UCSD can enter the league Against tall guards, Omalev player. Brockett can also play center. schedule in January with a few wins anyone with muscles. This last weekend there were some big games on all levels of play that a bigger frame . Great helped eliminate some teams from bowl consideration. Among the losers replaced by 6'4" Bob Frazier, a Outlook: It looks very strange, uiJder its belt, with few injuries, with Or from Cal Poly San Luis indeed. If UCSD is still breathing after no ineligibilities and a little luck, the styles, in great fabrics. New Bikes . Parts were some big names, OUR GANG, DERELICTS, OWEN SEVEN and But now more comfort· ONASTICSPASM. Reserves include junior Ken December, a month when the Tritons NAIA play-offs certainly don't appear able. Sizes 34 to 4 2. Since there was a complaint this last week that I fail to give enough and junior Joe Greenstein. will meet Denver University, to be an impossible goal. coverage to "B" league games I will begin with a run down of the-im· pOl'tant games in that division. But in doing so, I must admit that I am not Open 10·5 Weekdays 10·3 saturdays omni-present and therefore must rely on eyewitnesses and scoresheets WaterP910 Teams Win Tourney Titles Located in the New Stud net Center (which many teams fail to fill our properly) for my reports. by RonKato counterparts in the Riverside Invitational proved to be of no (Near EDNA) 452·4279 KANK DUXSTAD eliminated the MEDS from Banana Bowl con· Staff Writer match for the Tritons. UCSD, opting to go against some sideration, 6-0 . Joel Balbien caught a pass from an unknown quarterback larger universities and colleges during their regular season, to give KANK the edge. Unfortunately for the MEDS the endzone is only intercollegiate program enjoyed it's biggest performed at that level of play in the invitational and showed 10 yards deep. If it were 15 yards deep the score might have been dif in recent years this past weekend, when both the invincibility. Outscoring their opponents in total goals 65·23, ferent.. volleyball and men's waterpolo teams, emerged as the Tritons went undefeated enroute to the title. of post season tournaments. 4688 CONVOY Serving North County OWEN SEVEN, one of the top ranked teams all season long was Lyle Smith I IT Photo: Bill Brooks] UCSD, entered in two tournaments held over the weekend, MISSION VALLEY humbled by an awesome, but unknown RAW MEAT team, 42-18. 1976 season for both sports came to a close with the played a total of eight games within a two and a half day LOS BORRACHOS feared running attack, led by Vic " Black Frost" his current team has more talent on the respective volleyball and waterpolo span. Coach Becker, anticipating before the season of and UCSD ... Mattox, went into high gear to destroy the ROCKETS, 34-14, and end any an all-around basis than last year, he Millenbah and Gary Becker were extremely carrying a junior varsity squad (later combined with the hopes the ROCKETS had for a bowl bid. • refuses to predict where the Tritons their teams final perfonnances. varsity due to a shortage of players), had the Tritons par ONASTIC SPASM, another top rated team, fell from bowl con· will finish. UCSD was 11·15 last year, '''I1JIO'''I
Tide Turns in PE Credit Issue
