2 February 16, 1984 (ICS) GucWoGcw NEWS Washington DC Summer Internships INTERPAC, a non-profit foreign exchange student organization, will are now available through the Warren AS Forum is a news feature, not an editorial column. Therefore, we present sponsor a five-week homestay program Campus Internship Office. Many the following two items for your consideration. in San Diego this spring. Approximately opportunities are open for worldwide Last week, the AS Council voted overwhelmingly in favor of AS President 40 young students from Thailand will internships in all disciplines. Deadlines Craig Lee's resolution to support the University Center Planning Board come to study American culture. These are approaching in February and March. Advisory Committee's process of operation. The resolution reads: For more information call x4355. students will study English conversation daily at UCSD. For more information WHEREAS, there is a strongly perceived and actual need for a new and call 459-7534 expanded University Center facilities and programs to serve the needs of the MacArthur Award has been granted students at UCSD and to a UCSD professor once accused of WHEREAS, there is a need to provide open and representative input into the overprescribing amphetamines to Under Fire creative consultant and planning and design of new University Center programs and facilities; members of the San Diego Chargers. Dr. photojournalist for the New York Times, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the ASUCSD fully endorses the change Arnold Mandel received the $240,000 Dr. Matthew Naytons will give a lecture of the University Center Program/Building Advisory Committee (UCPBAC); "to MacArthur Award as one of 22 "highly Thursday February 16th at 7:30 pm in provide advice on the types of activities which would be housed in such a creative" people for his work in brain the auditorium of the Natural History facility, appropriate mechanisms to fund a University Center, citing options chemistry and psychopharmacology. Museum in Balboa Park in conjunction and criteria to evaluate siting" and the membership of the UCPBAC as being • with the Museum of Photographic Arts' necessary and sufficient to provide the broad based representation required to current exhibition on photojournalism provide timely and representative advice to the ASUCSD, students and the San Diego UC Regent is the rallying in El Salvador. For additional University Community on University Center facilities. call for local politicians who are seeking information call 239-5262. AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the ASUCSD endorses the to place a San Diegan for the first time subcommittee procedure being followed by the UCPBAC as being the most on the UC Board of Regents. Mayor effective and open way by which the UCPBAC can prepare its report in a timely Hedgecock is spearheading the drive to 1984 by George Orwell will be the and representative manner. find a San Diegan as replacement for focus of a panel discussion at a meeting one of the two positions soon to be of San Diego Independent Scholars on vacated. The local politicians have failed February 22 at 7:30 pm in Room 111A, to mention UCSD student Linda Sabo's Chancellor's Complex. UCSD historian, term as student UC Regent. Dr. Allan Mitchell, will discuss some of • the novel's historical background. For more information call 453-1878. Mexican study grant has been awarded to UCSD to support programs on Mexico and the US-Mexican border. The $80,000 S.H. Cowell Foundation Olympic Volleyball "Corporate grant will help underwrite conferences Challenge" will be held Saturday, May at the Center for US-Mexican Studies. 5th, 8 am till dark at the Fairbanks §. 4/1 The conferences include a workshop Ranch Athletic Field. San Diego's finest next month on the Mexican military as and fiercest companies will don their well as briefing sessions for US and corporate colors in head-to-head Mexican journalists. competition on the volleyball court to • raise funds for the 1984 USA Men's Volleyball team. For related story, see i^^E l University Pavilion, an 18-bed general today's sports section. For more 1 medical/surgical unit located on the information call 692-4162. AS President Craig Lee presented a proposal to support the UCPBAC process. 11th floor of the Medical Center, was recently established to meet the needs of the UCSD Medical Center full-time The Cake Club of San Diego presents This Wednesday, the AS Council voted by a similar favorable margin to and volunteer faculty members in caring "Confections on Parade" a cake support the Co-op and Enterprises challenge to the UCPBAC operation for their private patients. This is the decorating show and competition to be process. The second resolution reads: first step in an innovative program held at Lajolla Village Square February Proposal for Improving Student Representation/Power on the UCPBAC designed to integrate the personal care 18th and 19th. The competition is open of a private hospital with the high level to all decorators ages five through adult, We support adding a Co-op & Entrepnses representative and a SAAC of technical care offered by a non-profit amateur and professional, and will representative to the University Center Program/Building Advisory Committee. teaching faculty. For more information benefit Muscular Dystrophy. For more Having only 50% student representation on the Advisory Committee is not call 294-6163. information call 271-7155. adequate because: five voting student reps can not adequately represent the diverse student body here at UCSD in a democratic fashion; since the Student Center has been financed by 100% student fees, why should an Advisory Committee made up of only 50% students decide its future? Allowing for a broader student representation facilitates greater student input and insures a Student Center that best addresses student needs is built. It allows for a powerful and unified student supported planning process. Co-ops represent the largest single student constituency on this campus; also students on the Co-ops &r Enterprises subcommittee of the UCPBAC make up the vast majority of active student input into the University Center issue. Constituencies represented by the Student Center Board were: College Councils; Associated Students; Graduate Studente; Co-ops <Sr Enterprises; and SAAC. Constituencies represented by UCPB Advisory Committee were: College Councils; Associated Students; and Graduate Students. This Friday at 2 pm in the North Conference Room, the UCPBAC will vote on 1968... 1971... the Co-op's proposal. All concerned students are invited to attend and voice Recendy, many UCSD students were A little over 400 demonstrators their opinions on this issue. given their first taste of the new and assembled at Horton Plaza on — Christopher Canole popular sport of car rallying, with Alpha Wednesday to register their disgust with Phi Omega's Neptune rally. Because of the current US invasion of Laos. While the success of that rally, for which it marching, the soldiers of peace chanted was necessary to hurriedly print more such phrases as "Out now," "Peace now" and "Hands off Laos." They also carried instruction sheets when too many 1975... 1977... picket signs, one of which read "Nixon: people showed up, chances are likely ' "The President of the United States Nothing happened. more UCSD rallies will follow. Don't Laos US up." must be greater than the Almighty. As I 1979... 1969... understand the workings of religion, the 1972... Repeating a precedent set in 1977, Tom Shepard, UCSD Associated Almighty can't pardon a man unless he Located on the edge of the UCSD campus nothing happened at UCSD this week. Student President, will discuss "Student repents of his sins, and yet the behind the School of Medicine, the six- 1980... Power — The Role of Student President can pardon a man who says story VA Hospital has just recently opened A symposium on the thought of Government," Saturday on KEBS-TV. he has no sins." Such were Senator Sam its doors. Ultimately planned to Herbert Marcuse, hosted by the Shepard will be joined by three other Ervin's comments on the Nixon pardon, accommodate 811 beds, the hospital now Philosophy Department, will focus on student body presidents on the third made during an appearance last has 120 of those operative and has the late UCSD professors work. In Eros edition of Under Thirty, a one-hour Thursday. admitted its first 60 patients. panel discussion. and Civilization, considered by many to be his most important work, Marcuse 1970... 1973... 1976... stressed the concept that one should The time to save the Torrey Pines is The underdog UCSD women's A question concerning the quarter remember the past and use it to develop now: the deadline of February 22 is intercollegiate volleyball team has won versus semester issue has been placed philosophy. rapidly approaching. If emergency its second straight NA1A District III on the referendum ballot through the action is not taken now, many pines championship. The volleyball team, efforts of the Independent Students for 1981... will vanish under the bulldozers of the coached by Chuck Millenbah. is only in Democracy (ISD). As a non-partisan, The biannual Nothing Happened at construction companies. The threatened its second year of existence. Millenbah non-political student organization, ISD UCSD This Week Club forgot to trees are located on 17 acres of is noted for also coaching the 1970 is only interested in polling student sponsor its non-event, but due to privately-owned land north of the men's national champions, headed by preferences This issue is expected to tradition: nothing happened anyway. Torrey Pines State Reserve. • AU-American Kerry Klostermann. last possibly many years. — Christopher Canole At February 16, 1984 3 NEWS y"::::;:::;:;:v:::-:y:::;:v:v:;:y: Illegal aliens given Voter registration residency by UC may get boost By JACKIE AFFONSO By JACKIE AFFONSO Sacramento Correspondent Sacramento Correspondent The California Legislature is in the "Students who are undocumented are University of California students, California State Universities and process of clarifying a recently enacted not constitutionally eligible to establish along with those at other public community colleges would be $300,000.