Grady in , Schneider Out for ASUCSD Vote by Reed Alpert Staff Writer- The disqualification of AS presidential candidate Steve Grady has been reversed by the Transition Team's Elections Sub-committee and Grady will now face Jeff Leifer in a run-off election May 11 and 12. Leifer, who placed first in the April 20-22 elections, was originally scheduled to face in the CWl-off, Andy Schneider, who placed third. Grady had placed second but was disqualified for failure to submit his financial statement by the official deadline. The sub-committee has certified the winners of the April 20-22 elections and the participants of the May 11-12 run-off election contingent upon campus-wide publication of the sub-conunittee audit findings and review of alleged rule violations. In a five hour meeting Wednesday, the sub-committee examined candidates' financial statements and written campaign allegations. The audits revealed no infractions that could be substantiated or were serious enough for disq ualification. In a five hour meeting Wed­ nesday, the sub-committee examined candidates' financial Police Set statements and written campaign allegations. The audits revealed no Monday for infractions that could be sub­ stantiated or were serious enough for disqualification. "Time to Talk" The allegations fell into three .... ~ categories: placing posters in by John Compton ~ illegal places, placing oversize Staff Writer ~ posters and campaigning within Jay Dyer feels "it's time to t3 100 feet of the polls. According to talk." o Dave Ernst, Assistant Vice- ; Dyer, a campus policeman, has o Chancellor of Financial been disturbed by the miscon­ &. Management, and staff advisor to ceptions and the "general lack of ~ the sub-committee, the sub- communication between police and the community." To help remedy When liie gets tough and you .,.each the end of your rope, just tie a knot and ... well this isn't quite what we hod In committee found that of the first the matter he has scheduled a "gab mind. This effigy was hung from the crone being used to construct the Medical School Teaching Facility, Sunday. two types of allegations " even if they were true they were not fest" next Monday in the north substantial enough to disqualify a conference room of the Student Them! is "Independencia" candidate. " Center from 7:30 to 9:30 pm. Infractions of the third type were While working around the unable to be substantiated. campus, Dyer has discovered that "Decision Fair One" students have a wide range of C'inco de Mayo Celebration Scheduled Schneider, who was ousted from questions on many aspects of the the run-off by the sub-committee law and its enforcement. Questions MEChA has planned a tbree-day "Short scenes from Chicano night in room 107, Third College ruling, said in a letter to the center around such subjects as celebration on the theme Theatre," an overview of the place Lecture Hall. students of UCSD "I feel the marijuana and rape. He has "lndependencia" in honor of Cincq teatro Chicano holds in recent decision of the sub-committee was decided to institute some ''In­ de Mayo for tomorrow through history, and "Las Many Muertes A dance in building "c" of the a fair one and I respect the open formal rap sessions" to deal with Saturday with music, dance and de Richard Morales," by Carlos Student Center is set for Saturday and honest process by which the these questions. Dyer also hopes to theatre presentations, an art show Morton, will be performed Friday night, to begin at8:00 pm. sub-committee reached its difficult create a better image of the police and a free barbecue. resolution. I intend to support J'!ff ·oncampus. The bulk of the celebr:atiQO is set • 4!ifer in the run-off election and Dyer noted that the only time for tomorrow, from 10 am to 5 pm On your Mark; Get-Set.. will actively campaign for him if people come in contact with the on Muir Field. The celebration will he so wishes. I am committed to police is when they have violated open with a talk on the historical working with the AS and encourage the law, need their assistance or significance of Cinco de Mayo by It's the Annual Trike Races stUdents to vote and become in­ see them as authoritarian figures UCSD history professor Ricardo volved." in film and television. Romo. by Valerie Israel Laura Kerl, who placed first in Different Image of (Cinco de Mayo, the most im­ Staff Writer the Academic Affairs Com­ Police portant national holiday in Mexico, The fourth Annual UCSD Trike Races-now more challenging than missioner race but was "Naturally, this give:s a conunemorates the victory of the ever-will highlight a day of fun and festivity this Saturday at the Muir disquaJified for failure to submit a misunderstanding of police," said Mexican people against French College Quad beginning at 12: 30 pm. financial statement, has also been Dyer. " Don't believe that crap military forces on May 5, 1862. The Enthusiastic trikers from all parts of the University community are reinstated and will face Brad they put on television - it simply Mexican victory was one of a expected to participate in the events ofthis annual campus tradition. Drexler in the run-off election. isn't there. I hope to put away that series of batties with France, Alan Kremen, graduating senior and Trike Race Founder and Coor­ The sub-committee also decided image of associating the police which culminated in the ouster of dinator, has been hard at work making his last race "the greatest yet." not to place the question of with something bad." the French in May, 1867.) "Nothing can match the fantastic turn-out and media coverage that we changing the official UCSO mascot The meetings will be held other events set for tomorrow received last year," said Kremen, "but this year's race will be my last from the Triton to the Koala on the monthly with the structure and include a performance by Ballet one and I really want to go crazy with it." run-off election ballot. Ernst said content depending on "what's on Folklorico, a reading by the poet Kremen has arranged for Baum and Estin, highly regarded CDmedians 'The time frame for questions was people's minds. " Dyer stressed Alurista and several speakers on who regularly perform at the Comedy House in Los Angeles, and KGB's the last ballot and the sub­ that "it will not be a lecture type the independencia theme. The free sports announcer and occasional comic Larry Himmel to add to the conunittee does not want to place oriented meeting, but rather an barbecue will be from noon to 1:00 intoxicating atmosphere as they emcee the race. questions on the ballot at this informal discussion, in which pm. Continued on Page 3 time." Continued on Page 3 by Joel C. Don treme depression and hyper­ fluences of light and dark," he hypothalamus, which couldn't Associate News Editor tension may, in effect, be said, adding, however, that the be severed without destroying simply due to an individual's rhythm is important in the the tiny hypothalamus of the Long before the invention of internal "clock" or adaptation of an organism to its rat. alann clocks and the "nlne-t&­ hypothalamus gone awry. environment. Upon l~s of a functioning five" daily work routine, human According to Robert Y. Moore noted that circadian hypothalamus, the rats not only beings - and for that matter all Moore, professor of or­ rhythms prepare organisms to lost the sense of light and dark, living organisms - have been thopedics, the hypothalamus in encounter various en­ but also lost their circadian guided by an internal "organic mammals is the seat of a vironmental situations; as rhythm. This discovery led clock" which rarely misses its biological "clock" based on a nocturnal mammalian Moore and his fellow reo regular schedule. regular 24-hour cycle com­ organisms remain awake and searchers to deem the It was an 18th century French monly known as the circadian active at night while diurnal hypothalamus the "master Will Knowledge botanist who became acutely rhythm. The notion of a 24-hour organisms "peak" during the clock" which regulates all other aware of the regulatory cycle period is common in nature, as day. An example of failing to clocks in mammalian which governs an organism's Moore pointed out that the follow one's normal rhythm is organisms. of Biologica I daily active/inactive period. In circadian rhythm is pre~ent in the problem of "jet lag," en­ Pathological Diseases a simple experiment, he took a unicellular organis~, lower countered when crossing time Correlated flowering plant, kept it in vertebrates and invertebrates, zones. The timing mechanism, And with this discovery, constant darkness, and noticed as well as man: according to Moore, has to be scientists were able to correlate Clock Solve by dim candlelight, that the Maintains Constant Cycle set from the input of the ex­ the role of the hypothalamus in plant maintained its continuous The distinctive nature of the ternal world, or visual certain pathplogical illnes es. cycle of flowers opening and circadian rhythm is that it will acknowledgement of night and "the disturbances found in Mental Disease? closing during the normal 24- have a high or low point, day. manic-d pressives is a problem how: period. corresponding to an organism's In the initial investigations, with I=eriodicity .. either the Within the past decade, a active or inactive state, at Moore eliminated the en­ clocK mechani m is too slow or UCSD School of Medicine precise intervals of 24 hours.