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Volume2 Issue2
Januar 19, 1968
UNRUH
Parking Fees ?
RAPS
To datesome130 UCSDgraduate
and undergraduate
students,
faculty
andstaffhavesigned
thepetition
youseebelow.
Itssource
is theincrease
in parking
feesthatmarkedthebeginning
of this
school
year.Thefeeincrease
wasby no meansunexpected,
butwhat
thesigners
ofthepetition
areprotesting
isthatit Wasmuchbigger
thanpromised.
Thecauseof thisnewincrease
is therecent
proposal
fora parking
building¯
A realcontroversy
liesin whether
thebuilding
is a neq.essity
or
merely
a
question
of
personal
astbetic
taste.
Many
faculty
members
In tworelated
moves,theRe- andstudents
willhelpmaintain
thebeauty
ofthe
gents
discussed
Thursday
thepos- campus. feelthata building
sibility
of adopting
new,more
Thepetitioners
maintain
thattheoriginal
plansmadeampleprorepressive
rulesgoverningaccess
vision
for
parking
facilities,
and
that
the
building
couldneverbe
to University
of California
camenough
toeliminate
thereality
ofparking
lots.
puses.
Thefirst
request
wasmade large
Whatisreally
atstakeisthatthefeeincrease
hascreated
a conbyPresident
Hitch
totheRegents’troversy
of
proportions
which
exceed
the
rather
thinly
circulated
Committee
oneducational
policy.petition.
Themerefactof thecontroversy
warrants
consideration
Hitch
requested
authority
tore- by theadministration.
And
the
need
for
dialogue
between
theadminvisestudent
regulations
withoutistration
anditsstaff,
faculty
andstudents
isself-evident.
consultation
withtheRegents.
His
u,-m
m u.m .. uuu
m"dri’mnuu
m mmum-.g-m mm--u
umm --m
umm -.. ~ --~u .u.-:
statement
read:"University-wide
um
policies
relating
tostudents,
use We,theundersigned
students,
graduate
or undergraduate,
faculty
ofUniversity
facilities,
andre- andmembers
of thestaffof thecolleges
of theUniversity
of CaN
latedmatters
werere-drafted
by ifornia,
SanDiego,
do herebypetition
theAdministration
of this
theRegents’
special
committee
to University
to lowertheparking
feeson University
lots,effective
review
University
policies
(Meyerduring
theacademic
year1968-1969
andforat leastthesubsequent
Committee)
in1965.WhentheCom- three(3)yearsafterthat,
toa ratenottoexceed
seven
(7)dollars
mitteewasengaged
in thisre- perquarter.
Thefateof students
waspondered
at theRegent’s
Meeting.
drafting,
itwasassumed
thatthe Ifyouareinterested
insigning
thispetition,
contact
PatGreeley,
revised
policy
would
beadopted
by 456Challenger
Hall,
453-4356.
theRegents.
Itwasbelieved,
how-m u m u ~ ~u i uu u m ~ Him n mm n ~ u m u n u~m ~m u un
ever,thatallamendments
of the n mm mm ~ U mm n ~ ~ i ~ mm mm mm ~ n u ~ u mm n uu u ~ ~ N m
policies
should
notrequire
Regents’
action.
Accordingly,
there
Assembly
Speaker
JesseN. Un- provide
student
aidto luremore
wasincluded
inthedraft
theprorahThursday
labeled
thereportedneedy
students
totheUniversity."
vision
that"these
regulations
may
decision
of a special
University "Even
ifas manyas1,000extrabe
amended
by thePresident,
subRegents’
C ommittee
to recommendstudents
takeadvantage
ofthisnew
fromtheSate-wide
acUniversity
ofCali- deviates
jecttoconcurrence
bytheRegents Ina recent
a $156yearly
increase
instudentstudent
aid,"Unrahsaid,"the in
cepted
view,
for
the
State
desiganyamendment
involving
major fornia,
SanDiego
Academic
Senate
charges
"a hypocritical
bowof so-called
savings
tothestate
will
Meeting
several
CEPresolutions
nates
failasF only.
Thisdeviation
inpolicy."
obedience
to theReaganadmin- becompletely
eaten
upbytheadded changes
were
passed.
Among
them
was
a
After
the
committee
completed
prompted
Professor
W.C.McGfll,
istration¯"
costofproviding
instruction
for
ontheintegration
ofpass- Chairmanof UCSD’sAcademic
there-drafting
of thepolicies,ruling
"Thedecision
of theCommitteethesenewstudents."
system¯
The Senate,
itwasdetermined
thatthepoliciesfailintoourgrading
as reported
in theLosAngeles "Ifthesereports
to writeto Professor
R.
aretrue
w it should
Senate
voted
to
accept
pass-fail
be
issued
by
the
President
Times,
wouldhavetheaffectof proves
onceagainthattheBoard rather
Williams,
chairman
of
the
BerkethanbytheRegents
inview andfurtherto modifyit along
making
theUniversity
ofCalifornia
of Regents
of theUniversity
is
leyAcademic
Senate
forwaiver
ot
of
the
standing
orders
which
pro- thelinesoftheCEPrecommendathefifthmostcostly
university
incapable
of maintaining
genuine
tions.
As
of
January
9th~
UCSD
the
F
only
ruling.
The
waiver
ls
vide
that
the
President
"shall
toattend
inthenation,"
Unrah
said.independence
fromoutside
politi-havefullauthority
passing
as a gradeof expected
andresponsi-accepted
to be grantedas UCSD
"Ifthisreportis adopted
by calinfluences."
C andfailure
as D orF forP---F isnotthefirst
bility
overtheadministration...
UCcampus
toconthe Boardof Regents,
onlythe
btllty
overtheadministration
of purposes.
StateUniversity
of New York,
sider
fail
Thisinterpretation
ofpass-failC()rlL
e
¯ . .student
affairs."
(Chapter
8,
¯
ClensonUniversity,
OhioState
SectionIn) Subsequently,
the
University,
andPennsylvania
State
President,
aftermakingcertain
University
willhavecombinedtuirevisions,
issuedthepolicies
tionandfeesexceedingthe
Univerdrafted
by thecommittee,
butthe
sityofCalifornia,"
notedUnrah.
concurrence
quoted
provision
reTheTimesstoryreported
that
provision
regarding
conthestudent
charge
increase
would Wednesday
evening,
January
17, quoted
bringaveragestudent
entrance the President’s
Committee
of currencein majorchangeswas
intothepolicy
as issued
costsatthestateuniversity
to Chancellors
metin Berkeley.
Al- carried
by
the
President.
Since
these
poU$400annually.
Themostexpensivethough
onepossible
areaof disciesaretheresponsibility
ofthe
public
university
in thecountry,cussion
wasa choice
ofsuccessor
it seemsappropriate
theState
University
ofNewYork, to Dr.Galbraith’s
position
as President,
theprovision.
Thiswill
nowcharges
$500.00
yearly.
Chancellor
of UCSD,no action todelete
in
"TheRegents’
Committee
evi- seemsto havebeentakenonthis permitgreaterflexibility
dently
believes
thatbyproposingpoint.
TheBoardof Regents
as a makingchangeswhichmay be
anditwillrelieve
the
the64%increase
instudent
fees wholehasapparently
notbegunto necessary,
Board
of
becoming
involved
in
the
inoneyear,
thestate
administramaketheir
selection.
of specific
regulations.
tionwillbepacified
andwillgive AsDr¯Galbraith
explained
it, wording
Objections
were
heard
fromRetheRegents
thebudget
figure
they theinitiation
lieswiththePresiandDutton.
Kennedy
areasking
for."
dentoftheUniversity.
ThePresi-gentsKennedy
said
that
to
his
knowledge
the
"Thisbeliefis totally
mis- dentappoints
a faculty
committee
hadneveractedon the
placed,"
he said."Therecord to recommend
a slateof candi- Regents
consequently,
disofthisadministration
overthepast dates.
ThePresident
presents
the Meyerreport,
wasunnecessary.
He also
12months
amply
demonstrates
that candidates
totheRegents,
whothen cussion
theRegents
haddeliberately
it is determined
to "cut,trim, maketheirchoice¯
Everything
is stated
thephrase"subject
to
andsqueeze,"
evenifitmeans
the doneinstrict
secrecy
toavoid
ill- retained
concurrence."
Kennedy
suggested
ruination
of thenation’s
number feeling
ifthefirst
choice
candidate
discussion.
He asked,
"Is
onepublic
university.
is notavailable
andthesecond further
aboutthis?"
"I am thereanyimmediacy
"Governor
Reaganoriginallychoicemustbe accepted¯
askedfortuJtlon,
or an added justas curiousto see who my "Yes,thereis,"Hitchreplied.
student
chaxge,
attheUniversity
successor
willbe as youare," The needfor immediacywas Justaftertheburning
of theredflag,UCSD’sAmerican
flagwas
demonstrated
in a laterproposalflownathal/mast
while
tooffset
inpartthecostofhighersaidGalbralth.
onfinance.
Four
education
to thestate’s
taxpay- Although
theChancellors
tra- tothecommittee
proposals
weremade.
ers."thespeaker
charged.
ditionally
meetthenightbefore legislative
theyarenotdirectlyTheywere:
"However,
theRegents’
report theRegents,
trespass
statutes
toprorelated
to
the
Bt~trd.
Theyarea 1)extend
statesthatundertheproposedPresidents’
perryoftheUniversity
of Cali- Mondaywhilethe YietCong
Thisaction
ledtotheultimate
Advisory
Board.
For
planonly$9 to $18of the$156
fornia,
require
theconsent
ofthe flagflewovertheRevelle
lowering
of the American
flag
instance,
the
UC
budget
for
each
Plaza,
presently
are financed
by the campusis madeup by theChan- University
forentering
andoc- a crewcutted,
to
half-mast
that
same
afternoon.
brief-cased
UCSD
state."
preponderance
of
University
property,
and juniortookit uponhimself
subject
topresldenttal
re- cupying
to Theconspicuous
"This would producefrom cellors,
a misdemeanor.remove
philosophy
professors
andinterview.ThePresident
presents
the makeviolations
the
flag,
and
along
with
$9.000,000
to 1.9million
dollarswhole
authority
ofUC police 3 otherJuniors
estedstudents
thatsurround
the
budget
fortheUniversity
to 2) extend
anda university
forthestate
general
fund.
AnothertheRegents.
topermit
officers
tomakeinves- janitor,
SILtableandnewredflaginThe
Board
of
Chan.
burn
said
flag
to
nonexis16to32 million
dollars
produced
outside
of~eographlcal
dicate
thatperhaps
thisincident
hasno decision
making ti|ratlon
tence.
by thechargewouldbe usedto cellors
willnothappen
again.
authority,
onlyadvisory.
NEW CONTROL POLICIES
AcademicSenate Grades
Regents
Undecided
On$DChancellor
Burn, Red Baby, Burn
I’/~,E3
! A~,E 2
during
thethirdquarter
oflast
yearrequestedpermission
to
publish,
andtheboardvotedto
givethema chance
provisionally,
topublish.
If theyhadanyhope
of growing
intoa decent
publication,
theywouldbe allowed
to
buttheywerenotofNormally
thefunction
of the continue,
recognized.
TheTrident
Indicator
editorial
isto tryto ficially
Timesputoutoneissuein the
drawtogether
twoorthree
articles
andthen
Intoa presentation
resemblingmiddleof thequarter,
somesortofcoherancy,
tohypoth-fellintoanexhausted
silence
for
fiveweeks.
Inthe
esizea trend,
andmaybecommentapproximately
ff we arefeeling
reallybrave. meantime,
theIndicator
continued
That’sthe ideal.Undoubtedlypublishing,
oneimportant
poInt
in
recognition
isthatit
we haveoftenfailed,
andwill theTime’s
be self-funding.
Itdidnot
often
failagaIn,
butthisweekwe would
aren’tevengoingto try.The seekto challenge
theindicators
subject
ofthiseditorial
is not position
asofficial
school
paper,
for
reflected
anywhere
elsein the andit wouldnevercompete
issue,
thesubject
is newspapers,
ASfunds.
andthetreatment
issosubjectiveHow,youmayaskyourself,
does
thatwe canthinkof no wayto itnowhappen
thata paper,
which
present
it as a newsstory,
even wasneverofficially
recognized,
though
wefeelitshould
beknown.whichwasonlytemporarily
alWe simply
wishto makeit quite lowedtoprint,
andwhich,
inany
clear
thattheideas
presented
here case,
wasonlytoexist
asa selfareallpresented
fromanIndicator
funding
andnon-competitive
secpoint
ofview.
ondnewspaper
nowcometo share
Denver
?Qst
Now,why,witha student
body ASfunds
withtheIndicator,
todeof3,000
should
weneedtwonews- mand equal statuswith the
"WHEN ASKED IF HE PLANS TO RUN NEXT YEAR, THE PRESIDENT REPLIED,
papers?Why, with a student Indicator,
andallwithout
anyfor’I WILL CROSS THAT BRIDGE WHEN I COME TO IT . . ’ "
bodyof 3,000whould
wenothave malvoteof theCommunications
two newspapers?
To take the Board?
GoodQuestion,
Better
still
be
affirmative
first,
wemustgoback whyshouldthisorganization
nearlya yearwhenthecommun- allowed
totakeprinting
timefrom
ications
boardUCSDwas first theindicator
without
officially
exbeingsetup.Amongthosepri- isting?
veleged
tohelpwritetheby-laws Theanswer,
asusualinstudent Anamusing
misconception
would by certain
ofourmembers.
These -,
stand
thesituation
freefromsuch
Intheir
final
formwastheeditoraffairs,
liesnotwiththecourse
of t~likely
as thoseproduced
by
toariseamong
themem- shipsare modelsof onesthat pressures
of thethen- weekly
publication
laws,
butwith
politics
andpersonal
bersof theUCSDcommunity
if actually
existed
orwereplannedadministration
matters
andcomknown
astheIndicator.
Themajor-whims.Towards
theendof last I werenotto writethisletterat thetimeofourfictional
I accordsome
"War munityreaction
Board to yourpublication.
ityof themembers
of thecom- year,theCommunications
tomyideas.
I referto of 1926"betweenthe U.S.and validity
munications
Boardfavored
writingwas collapsing.
Two members theUCSDWar GameSocietyand Great
Britain
andtheir
respective It isin ourbestinterests
to
Intothe by-laws
a provision weredismissed
fromschool, theletter
individual
responsibility.
by Prof.Marcuse
ap- allies;
theWashington
Naval
Con- develop
members
simplypearingin yourDec.1 issue. vention
thattheir
could
beonlyonenews- onequit,several
should
bebased
solely
is assumed
notto have Ourconduct
toattend
meetings. Twofactors
papereverat UCSD.Theeditor didnotbother
regard
to be
arethecauseof beenagreed
upon.Theshipsmove onwhatweourselves
oftheIndicator,
because
he was DeanMurphydecidedthattMs themisconception
I wishto cor- at speedscorresponding
to the proper.No one elseshouldor
idealistic
or something,
opposedmeantthathemustdealwiththe rect:
anything
whichis
ships,
havegunsof cor- cansubstitute
pragmatically,
since
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to do situation
to makedecisions
for
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size,placement,
num- designed
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ofthesouth
toleave advisoryboard,the Communicasemuchtoogarbled
ac- ber,range,and firepower;
may usandinfactthisiswhathappens.
theUnion
peacefully
ifit wantedcations
Board,
didnotexist.
Itwas
countof theSociety
given survive
damageof corresponding
Justlookaroundthedormsand
to,andtherightof Quebecto supposedly
impossible
to callthe
Rulesaresimply
on the backpageof the amounts;
andmoveon an ocean, forfullproof.
quittheCanadian
Union,
andthe boardtogether
duringthe
summer,
estuary,
orwhatever,
rep- notregarded
as thesacreddeTritonTimesof Nov.10; harbor,
rightof everyone
toself-deterso DeanMurphycalled
a meeting b) Prof.Marcuse’s
evidentlyresented
bythefloor
ofBuildingcreeswhichtheyaremeant
to be.
mination,
andhowoneshould
fallowofthetwoeditors,their
business
mostMon- Andthusit seemsclearthatreunquestioning
acceptance
of 2o4at CampMatthews
hisideals
even
ifithurt.
manaeers,
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individual
freedom
isthe
Consequently,
theTrident
Times
thecommander
of a shipestimates
tic- newsitem.
onlywayinwhichreasonable
conHadtheProfessor
simply
con- thedistance
between
hiscraft
and ductis tobe insured.
Aslongas
in termsof distancepeople
tactedthePresident
of theSo- histarget
taketheir
ownactions
into
ciety,
GlenWilliford
of455Argc alongthefloor,notesdownan theirownhandstheyshouldbe
spread
of shellfire,
Hall,
whose
nameandaddress
were appropriate
provided
thethings
theyneed.
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supplied
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measure
tosee isthetaskoftheadministrator:
to
he wouldhavelearned
thatthe how manydirecthitsandnear create
an atmosphere
whereeach
Times
didnotobtain
its"in_for-misseshe scored.A commander individual,
by hisowndecision,
of decides
mation"
fromanyofour
members;sinksorswimsbytheefficacy
toconduct
hisaffairs
ina
thattheSociety
doesnot"carry his own judgmentassuminghe waywhich
givesdueregard
tothe
reasonably
fairodds.
ontheoretical
warsituations
with faces
rights
anddesires
ofothers.
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purchasedor hand-madewenAnyone
interested
intaking
part question
ofwhether
this"alines.:
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thatourmembers
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to phere"
should
encourage
eachin"practicing
foran American
(or contact
Mr.WllUford.
dividual
to livehisownlifeacUCSD)SS" (UCSDalreadyhas
-- DeanM. Sandtn cording
to somestandard
is anone);andthatDr.deLaix,
the
otherquestion.
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we often
Society’s
advisor,
doesn’t
presume
learn
andaccept
onlybydoing,
it
toholdthepower
oflifeordeath I demand
thatthose
inaposltion
wouldseemthatalmostcomplete
overanyof hisfellowfaculty tomakedecisions
regarding
fUqurefreedomwouldbe in the best
membersmerelyoverhisstu- dormrulesactin thebestin- interests
ofthiseducation
process.
dents.
terests
of thestudents.
Please Letpeople
findoutwhatis going
I wasalsogoingto notethat understand
thisrequest.
Therules onwithout
making
itsucha crime!
two (orthree,or four,or n) enacted
by thevarious
committesIftheydomakemistakes
itshould
peoplecouldplaythe gameof andindividuals
arebinding
onthe onlyaddtotheireducational
exinstant
psychoanalysissee"basic manyindividual
residents
of this perience,
notbecomecausefor
Death
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and"according
to college.
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punishment.
Freud"
andotherphrases
in the cisions
concerning
moralconduct Granted
a certain
amount
ofconDec.1 letter.
Butto dealwith shouldbe foundedon somethingtrolisnecessary
to preserve
the
anti-concepts,
undefinable
terms, moresubstantial
thanjusttheper- rights
ofothers
butitseems
that
andotherproducts
of mysticalsonal
opinions
orhang-ups
ofthose thebulkof moral
decision
making
authors
is onlydepressing,
even inauthority.
Thatis,those
makingshould
restuponthestudents
theminfun.Instead,
howabout
"self- suchdecisions
haveanobligation
selves.
Eachindividual
mustbe
esteem"
(resulting
intheseekingtoactinthebestInterests
ofthe prepared
tolivehisownlife.No
ofchallenge
inrecreation
aswell students,
to
notin theirownbest oneshouldfindit necessary
as otheraspects
of life),
"ra- interests.
Thismayseemlikean takeover
anindividual’s
owndetional
enjoyment"
(ofrecreationunreasonable
request.
Foradmini-cision
making
power.
thatis mentally
demanding),
and strations
Howdoesthisrelateto rules
oftenhaveto makethe
curiouslty
(about
aninterestIng
"proper"
decision
andeveryone Theonlywayto prevent
this
~’ subject,
thenatureandhistory isstrongly
is toprovide
anatmoscommitted
tohismoral usurption
of mode/n
navalwarfare).
Real- upbringing,
inwhich
students
areallowed
conscience,
andopin-phere
’~me~t~..~
lzingthis,theUCSDwar-garnersions.Butjudging
fromthecriti-9ndencouraged
to maketheirown
arethereby
proudof theirsemi- cismconcerning
decisions
which decisions.
Thedifferent
partisto
official
motto:WARIS SWELL. havebeenmadeundertheabove encourage
them
to
make
decisions
Stateof the Union Message
Or,as CaiusJulius
Caesaronce conditions
respect
therights
ofothers
it seems
thatthereis which
remarked:
"Bellum
estsplendl- a better
foundation
on whichto without
making
ita crimeif they
dumJ’AsIt thatweren’~
enough, makerules
andpolicies.
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exception
tothis
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too.
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isbased
onwhat is onlyin severecases).For
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nlKhtat theBarn Todispel
thefogforever,
;,ere isInthebest
Interests
ofthestu- makingsomethings
a crimedoes
is a summaryof theSociety’s dents.
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what
are
the
best
innot
really
correct
or
prevent
anyDoor.
theStudents
oftheindepenactivities:
terests
of thestudents?
Again thing.
We wagesimulated
navalbat- personal
opinion,
morality,
and
To me the abovediscussion
dentLeftheldtheirfirstpoetry
ties;theonly"weapons"
in evi- hang-upsspeakup. But they develops
theideaofwhatthebest
Ourrules shouldn’t.
interests
ofthestudents
are.An
reading.
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included:dencearebusyminds.
area variation
of theFletcher I would
liketosuggest
whatare attempt
tounderstand
thisandact
Prattnavalwargameonceused thebestinterests
ofthestudents.
DavidBonvier,
JanDieperslott.
accordingly
In establishing
new
by theNavalWarCollege
before I can notclaimimmunity
from policies
would
result
in muchimScale thepitfalls
I haveaccused
othersproved
BarryLelchting,
Professor
Abra- the daysof computers.
living
conditions
forthe
model(waterline)
warships
are of falling
into.Butas a studentresidents
ofthiscollege.
hamDlJstra,
andCharles
Moore used;
tbevareconstructed
ofwood whohasdonehisbestto underConradYoung
Editorials
LettersTo
n icator
McCarthy Speaks
Chides
LBJ
War Stance
SenatorEugeneMcCarthy
de-
Theologian
Reveals
Crisis
InFaltk
Oceanographic
Symposium
Fr. EugeneBurke,(..~.P.
nationally
known
Catholic
theoloSpeakers
fromUCSDandscripps
sounel
bombsagainst
a primitive
gian,
will
lecture
on
Monday
Jan. "TheOcean1968- A NewWorld" Institution
whowillparticipate
iv
clared
hispurpose
inseeking
tim people,
against
anunderdeveloped
is thethemeof a University
of
22
at
7:30
p.m.
in
the
Humanities
Democratic
presidential
nomina- nation.
the
program,
and
the
title
of
their
California
Centennial
Symposium
Theanalogies
to Munich,Library
Auditorium
on thetopic
tionistoraise
thenecessary
isare:Dr.Charles
S. Cox,
to be sponsoredtalks,
felt,
areabsurd.
"ThePresent
Crisis
of Faithand on Oceanography
suesandbringthemtotheAmeri- heMcCarthy
professor
of
oceanography,
"Phynext
February
1
and
2
by
Scripps
traced
thepastthree theFuture
of Religious
Belief."
canpeople.
Addressing
some900 years
sics
of
the
Ocean";
Dr.
Edward
Institute
of
Oceanography,
Univerofescalation,
stepbystep,Fr.Burkeisprofessor
oftbeology
professor
ofchemispersons
in theU.S.GrantHotel fromthelimited
at SanDiego. D.Goldberg,
objective
of"sta-atCatholic
University,
andinad- sityofCalifornia
try,
"Chemistry
of
the
Ocean";
lastweek,theMinnesota
Senatorbilizing
thecountry
ofSo.Viet-dition
tohisteaching
career
isa
L. inman,
professor
saidthattheDemocratic
Party nam"to thepresent
invitations
to thesymposiumDr.Douglas
objective
of popular
lecturer
andwriter.
of oceanography,
"Beaches";
Prohasa serious
obligation
toraise saving
toscientists,
allof S.E.Asiafromthe Becauseof the fermentand havebeenextended
isaacs,
"Ocean
Science
and
these
issues,
byvirtue
ofthefact "yellow
leaders,
educators
and fessor
peril",
at a costof 30 change
within
theChurch,
hebe- government
Ocean
Technology".
thatwe deplored
thewarpolicy billion
civic
and
business
leaders,
Dr.
a year,withno endin lieves
thata crisis
offaith
does
Also,
Dr.HenryW.Menard,
Jr.,
espoused
by Goldwater
in 1964, sight.
A Nierenberg,
director
of
exist
throughout
thereligious
com- William
professor
of
geochemistry,
and
whichhascometo passunderthe
Scripps
institute
said.
Thesuccess
or failure
to meet munity,
andthatthereeducation
of
acting
director,
University
of
Calipresent
administration.
thischallenge
in1968becomes
the priests
andlaityhasnowbecome
Institute
of Marine
Re"Ibelieve
thatwe,inthisroom burdenof theDemocratic
"Thesymposium
willmarkthe fornia’s
Party.aninescapable
requisite.
"What
is
represent
themainstream
of the Theintensity
sources,
"The
Pacific
Basin";
100th
anniversary
of
the
establishofthepeople’s
re- nowbeingtaught
is nota contraof
Democratic
Partyandtheprin- sponse
ofCalif- Dr. WalterMonk,professor
tothischallenge
willde- diction
butrepresents
a develop-mentof theUniversity
geophysics
and
director
of
the
La
ciples
ithasstood
forhistorically
ornia,"
he
said.
thatanintensive
itsoutcome,
he tolda mentsoprofound
in thiscentury."
He feelsthe termine
JollaLaboratories
oftheUniverwarmly
responsive
audience. program
of reeducation
hasnow
institute
of
terms"rebel"and"dissenter" Referring
"Distinguished
specialists
Infi- sityofCalifornia’s
tohisunprecedented
become
critical."
Geophysics
and
Planetary
Physics,
applied
tohimarequestionable,
elds
of
marine
research,
repreaction
ofchallenging
anincumbentDuring
hisvisit
hereFr.Burke
andseesit rather
astheAdmini- president
senting
Scripps,
UCSD,andthe "OceanTidesand Waves";and
in hisownparty,
Mc- willgive
a lecture
inthephilosophy
C. Urey,professor
of
stration’s
foreign
policy
andcon- Carthy
scientific,
business,
andgovern-Dr.Harold
grinned
andnotedthatA- department
ontheOrigins
ofConUniversity
of
ductof theVietnamese
Warwhich merican
communities
fromhereand chemistry-at-large,
political
history
isfull
of temporary
Theology.
He willalso mental
California,
"The
Primordial
hasdeviated
fromthe’64platform.
abroad
will
present
a
series
of
unprecedented
action...and
ac- speak
ata special
service
atthe
Ina calmandlow=keyeddelivery
designed
forpersons
who Ocean."
complishment.
TheSenator
left La Jolla
Methodist
Church
at9:30 lectures
Others
on theprogram
Include:
McCarthy
saidthisis a timefor immediately
are
not
specialists."
forLosAngeles,
con- a.m.and11a.m.onSunday
Jan.21.
Bascom,
president,
Ocean
Scripps
co-chairmen
oftheeventWlllard
reasoned
judgement,
moralJudge- tinuing
hiscampaign
swing
throughOnSunday
evening,
Jan.21stFr.
andEngineering,
inc.,
prof-"Science
ment.Thenation
mustbe called California,
asheseeksa victoryBurke
willspeak
attheKirkHouse areDr.FredB. Phleger,
D.C.,"Minerals
ofoceanography
anddirectorWashington,
on to makemoraldecisions
to intheJunePrimary.
Auditorium
oftheLaJolla
Presby-essor
Foraminifera
Lab- Fromthe Ocean";Dr. JohnP,
determine
theright
course
forthe
terian
Church
at7:30p.m.on the oftheScripps
chief
scientist,
DeepSubnation.
To faceup to themoral
andProf.
JohnD.Isaacs,Craven,
subject,
"TheFuture
oftheInstl- oratory,
Systems
Project
Office,
ofoceanography
anddir- mergence
dilemma
presented
by theVietnam
tutloualChurch."On Tuesday professor
Department
of
the
Navy,
Chevy
ector
of
Scripps’
Marine
Life
ReWarisverydifficult
fora nation
evening
at7:30p.m.atMaryStar
"Military
Owill Chase,Maryland,
which
hadlittle
difficulty
justiof theSea,Fr.Burkewillgive searchCroup.Themeeting
Dr.Donald
L. Mcfyingitsinvolvements
in other
be held in SherwoodHall,La" ceanography";
hisfinallecture,
"ATheologian
Kernan,
special
assistant
forfishTheinstitute
of international
warsin thiscentury.
Unless
we
talks
abouttheChanging
Church."Jolla.
eries
andwildlife
totheSecretary,
announces
thatitisac- Theabovelectures
reverse
thetrend
inforeign
affairsEducation
areopen
Department
of State,
Washington,
applications
ofcandidates
to actas globalpolicement,
he cepting
tothepublic
andarepartof the
D.C.,"FoodFromthe Ocean."
declared,
thealternative
forthe forD68summerstudyin a joint observances
of the Week For
U.S.isto accept
a militaristic
program
offered
atOxford,
Strat-Christian
Unitysponsored
by the
and at the two University
rolein theworldforthenext ford-upon-Avon
Religious
Foundation
of
cities
ofLondon
andEdin-UCSDandtheLa Jolla
Adventure"
hasput
decade
or possibly
thenext100 capital
Ministerial "Operation
outa callfor"energetic,
intelliyears.
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numberof scholargent,inventive,
dauntless,
deditorical
purpose,
butrather
tolend A limited
to co~t. from p~,~e i
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unusual,
creative
teachers"
ourstrength
fora better
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thepas~-z|v~
passresumttonto workin southeast
Americans
between
20
SanDiego.
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a great
nation qualified
as
acceptedby
the
Academic
SenateTherewillbea program
and
35
years
of
age.
All
programs
beginning
suchasours,
theSenator
observed,
isasfollows:
bytheliE.
February
I0,
and
anyone
whois
to heusingnapalm
andanti-per-areadministered
¯ ’G2.Undersuchregulations
as
inworking
withchildren
eachCollege
maydetermine,
a stu- interested
andwhobelieves
theymayhave
dentingoodstanding
maytakeup something
to
teach
andmoreimof onecourse
per portant,
jurisdiction
foroffenses
whichoo-was votingon, he wouldvote. to an average
something
to learncan
Once
again
the
need
of
immediacy
termona ’Passed’
or’NotPassed’callKurtKuhwald
curred
within
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Jurisdicat
286-3528
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under
thisop- Sandy
tion.
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forfurposal
was
held
hack,
tionmusttakeplaceat thebe- therinformation.
3)include
UC police
officers
in
Duttonraisedthequestion
of ginning
of thecourse.
Grades
of
penalcodesections,
making
ita
"OperationAdventure"was
whatwaspermissible
entrance
to C orbetter
felony
rather
thana misdemeanor
shallbe recorded
as formed
in 1966,andwiththeaid
ShouldfootballPassed,gradesof D and F as
to commiton the personof a theUniversity.
of METRO,
a social
action
agency
crowds
be
disbarred?
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example
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Passed.
Units
passed
shall
he
police
officer
anassault
ora batof
the
Methodist
church,
classes
in satisfaction
ofdegree
tory,
or anassault
witha deadly thatcomesto mind,is the1966 counted
in thechollasareaof
but the grades started
weapon
orwitha forcelikely
to UCSDteach-in.
Students
invited,requirements,
Southeast
SanDiegoin January,
thegeneral
public
toattend,
but Passed
andNotPasssdshallbe 1967.Theupcoming
produce
great
bodily
injury.
will
usedcitypoli~ :lisregarded
indetermining
a stu- bethefourth. session
4) amendgovernment
codesectiontheadministration
to
close
the
campus.
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has
the
lent’s
grade-point
average.
3104topermit
theappointing
auto invite
thepublic
tothe
thority
toadminister
theloFaltyright
University?
Therewasalsosome
oathto newemployees.
students
Proposal
2,3,and4 werecarrieddoubtaboutwhether
are livingunderlawsor unbutDutton
andKennedy
challenged
no.I. Thehackground
presentedder whimof the President.
on no.1 was:authority
of the
University
toprohibit
thequblic
fromentering
andoccupying
University
property
is uncertain,
TopTime
...because
itsplits
lif.’,’s
People
have,
on occasion,
canlped
every
precious
second
into
fifths
forweekson theSantaCruzcamThischronograph,
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pusindefiance
ofthecampus’
efTenscholarships
wereawarded
seriesby BREITLING,
supersedes
fortsto remove
them.Authorityto students
at theUniversity
of
thetraditional
watch.
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to limitnon-student
useof the California,
SanDiego
bythePropforyoungmeninterested
insports
facllities
under
the"Muiford
Act", hetCompany,
Detriot,
Michaigan,
ortechnical
matters,
forthose
enfacilities
under
the"MuifordAct"
RobertH. Biron,vicechancelgaged
in
the
new
professions
or
is of circumscribed
andlimited lor-administration,
announced
last
working
in oneof thedeveloping
usefulness
inmanysituations
were December
12th.
countries.
Oursneverlookedmoreexciting.
campus
officials
conclude
thatuse
The Breitling
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offacilities
bynon-students
should A $4,008
check
forthescholarHow about yours?
thansimply
a watch,
itisa superb
be controlled.
Promulgation
ofen- shipswaspresented
to Bironby
,,chrono,,
withremarkably
elegant
forceful
rules
governing
access
to W.E.Rickman,
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for peoplewithsensitivity
to
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vicepreslines
andquite
exceptional
preciassure
reasonable
security
ofUni- identanddivision
manager.
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the needsof others.We’relookingfor
sion.
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for
the
waterproof
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property
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under ProphetCompanyis catererat
Timemodels,theyareendowec
the rare men and womenwho are willing
existing
law.
UCSD.
withan entirely
newwatchcase:
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Actstates
thatit
to acceptallthecareerresponsibilities
theamazing
Breitling
monocoque
mustbedemonstrated
thatthepub- Thescholarship
recipients
are:
and opportunities
we offer--regardless
ine.
licisinterfering
inthepeacefulTerrance
G. Baker,San Diego;
pursuit
ofdailyUniversity
busi- MissSheiht
Belden,
Spring
Valley;
oftheirmajor.
For my Information,
pleaaesendme, ires:
ness.
Although
theinstance
cited Torrance
Veevers,
SanDiego;
Jay
Sign
up
at
your
placement
office
soon.
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wastheSantaCruzcampus,
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the
catalogue
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new Breltllng
models
Seattle,
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L~ the eddressof ereitiing
dealers
thought
theyrecognized
a strongerMcCoy,San Diego;WilliamM.
aboutyourfuturewithour PacificTelephone
nearestme.
relationship
toprotests
andsit-insNeill,Corona,
California;
Miss
Name
recruiter,
representing
theBellSystem.
thancleartrespassing.
Regent Leslie
Swain,
Hacienda
Heights,
Address
Dutton
objected
thatthestate
tres-California;
GeorgeJ. Swanson,
You havenothingto lose,and we both
Zip
City
passing
lawissufficiently
cleartoSanDiego;
1/67
Raymond
R. Tice,San
may win.
handle
a SantaCruzsituation.
As Diego;
Patrick
A.Turnbull,
South
forprotestors,
Dutton
toldthe Gate,
California.
Regents
theywereprotected
under
Pacific
Telephone
werechosenon the
thefirstamendment.
He saidtNR Recipients
Representing
the
Bell
System
and
its
Associated
Compenies,
the proposals
wereto vaguely basisof academic
achievement
Equal
Oppodunity
Employers
Breitling-Wskmenn
wordedto be votedon,andthat andfinancial
need,
saidLynnNai15 West 47th
whenheknewdefinitely
what"au- bert,financial
aidsofficer
for
thority"
toprohibit
thepublic
be UCSD.
Oxford
Scholarships
Adventurer
LIVE
LIFE
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We’dliketo talk
aboutthefutureyours
andours.
FilmFest
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ErnstKrenek,
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andteacher,
will
Krenekwasbornin Viennain
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willbesponsored
ofCalifornia,
1900.He attended
schoolat the
by theNewmanStudent
AssociaSanDiegocampus
Friday,
January University
of Vienna,
theState
Jan.
22:
7:30
HL
Aud
Newman
Catholic
Student
Association,
19 to present
thepremiere
per- Academy
tion,
theLutheran
Student
Center,
of MusicinBerlin.
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Crisisof Faithandthe formance
andtheUnitedCampus
Ministry.
ofhislatest
work,
which Hecameto theUnited
States
in
Future
of Religious
Belief".
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willheshown
on Tueshecomposed
forUCSD’s
JohnMuir 1937andtwoyearslaterbegan
dayevenings
from7 to 9 p.m.in
College.
teaching
atVassar
College,
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Science
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of thepiece,
writ- he remained
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Building.
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tenfora largechamber
ensemble,timehe wasoffered
theposition
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begins
at8:30p.m.intheRecitalof Deanof FineArtsat Hamline
fee.
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Campus.
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are:
St.Paul.
7:00 USB 2622- NewmanAssoc.Films:"A TimeFor bepresented
Through
A GlassDarkly,
lngmar
bystudents,
graduate Since1947Krenekhasbeena
Burning"
and
"Occurrence
at
Owl
Creek
Bridge".
Bergumn
andOccurrence
atOwl
fellows
andfaculty
of theUCSD composer
in LosAngeles.
Over
7:30 USB4050A- SIL
CreekBridge........
Music
Department.
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the a period
Jan.16 Jan.
of50years
hehaswritten
24:
7:30
USB
4050A
=
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A TimeForBurning
.....
performance,
Krenek
willdeliver some170 compositions.
Jan.23
He has
TheSeventh
Seal,Ingmar
Bergman
a paperhavingto do withthe composed
18
operas,
more
than
Jan.25: 4:15 HL Aud-Professors’
Inaugural
LectureSeries, piece
andhisworkin general.
He 50 orchestral
.................
Jan.30
works,some40
John
J.
Sllber,
Professor
of
Music,
"Designs
of
willconduct
a secondperformance
TheBicycle
Thief,Vittorio
De
chamber
works,
as wellaspieces
Music".
following
a reception-intermisSica ..............
Feb.6
forchorus
andsoloinstruments,
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Buta Man......
sion.
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including
magnetic
tape.
6:30BlakeHall- Solchelas
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1968
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stilluntitled,
was
Kreunk’smostfamousopera
7:30
USB
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SIL
commissioned
by a friend
of the is"Karl
issue
of the"Triton
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statement
University
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to remain against
Night
IsMyFuture"
wasscheduled
theNazis
written
JustbeJan.
26:
8:30
Sherwood
Hall
UCSB
Women’s
Glee
Club
$1.00,
forJan.30,"TheSeventh
Seal"
anonymous°"
said
Dr.
John
Stewart
fore
their
rise
to
power.
His
most
50¢
for
Students
provost
of JohnMuirCollege.
We recent
willbe showninstead,
however,
opera
is
"Der
Zauberspie.
wantedKrenekto composethe gel"(1966),
onJan.30.
done
forAustrian
teleJan.
30: 5:30HL 1166- Theos
piece,
because
hehasthecreativevision.
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piece
for
John
Muir
7:00USB2622- NewmanAssociation
film- "Seventh spirit
whichwe hopeto inspire
College
was
written
in
sections,
Seal"starring
ingmarBergman
in thestudents
ofUCSD’s
second whichwereforwarded
to theUCSD
7:00HL 458 APO
college,"
Stewart
said.
MusicDepartment
as theywere
7:30USB4050A- SIL
Krenek,
whowas namedoneof completed.
Twoconcerts
willbe featured
thefirst
Honorary
Fellows
atJohn
Krenek,
whoislisted
in"Who~s
in the"Devil’s
TrillFestival"
MuirCollege’s
opening
lastOc- Who
in
America,"
is
a
member
atUCSD.
Thefirst
concert,
"Midtober,hasbeenappointed
a Re- oftheAmerican
Musicological
Sonight
Concert",
willbeheldJanugents’
Lecturer
fortheSanDiego ciety,
the
AcademyofArts(Berlin)
ary26intheRecilal
Hall,
Matthews
campus.
Beginning
Monday,
JantheNational
institute
ofArts
Campus
at11:30
p.m.Itwill
feature
uary8,hewillconduct
a twoweek and
and
Lectures.
electronic
music
anda light
show,
seminar
on thesketchbooksof
HI~resides
in PalmSprings,
including
"Afternoon
of Dracula" A musical
piecewhichspenta meanssearch
in threeparts.In
and"TheWolfMan."It willbe large
partofthetimeintheair essence
thepieceis a triofor
directed
byAlanJohnson,
graduatebetween
SanDiegoandHartford threecontrabasses,
played
byone
fellow
inmusic,
UCSD.
Conn.,
willhaveitspremierepernerformer.
The secondconcert,"Monde formance
attheUniversity
ofCal- According
to Erlckson,
nearly
Violino",
willbeheldJanuary
28 ifornia,
wereflown
backandforth
SanDiegoon Monday, 25tapes
intheRecital
Hall,
Matthews
Cam- January
22.
theNational
Theatre
of
netween
Connecticut
andCalifornia ITUCH,
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pusat 8:30p.m.It Is a violin
a nightof de la Unlversidad
beforethepiecewascompletedChile,willpresent
de
Chile)
was
recital
presenting
theworld
ofvio- Bertram
Turetzky,
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Erickson
edited drama,Friday,January19, in founded
in 1941by Pedrode la
linmusicfromhoedown
toWebern.iasticpioneer
in musicforthe thetapesdownto twoeffectiveSherwoodHall,La Jolla.The Barraandwas thencalledThe
Therewillalsobe a lightshow, solobass,willplaythepiece, parts,
company
is beingbroughtExperimental
whichwereprerecorded
on theater
Theatre
of theUni,
staging,
dancing,
tothemusic
of entitled
for versity
These toLa Jollaby theCommittee
"Rlcercar
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ofChile.
in1959thegroup
Bach,Mozart,Wehern,Wilson, tenby Robert
of theUniver-joined
Erickson,
profes- twoprerecorded
parts,
alongwith ArtsandLectures
forces
withanother
univer.,
Oliveros
- featuring
improvisa-sorof musicatUCSD.
sityof California,
SanDiegoin sity-sponsored
Turetzky’s
live
solo,
make
up
organization
called
tionin ihecontemporary
idiom.
cooperation
withtheIntercampus
the
entire
piece.
the
Department
of
National
Theatre
WlUlam
Mullen,
violin
Theconcert
willbeginat 8:30 Turetzky,
Exchange
Committee
of andthusbecameITUCH.
wh is a membr of Cultural
JohnGarvey,
piano
theUniversity
ofCalifornia.
p.m.
in
the
UCSD
RecRal
Hall
the
music
faculty
at
the
UnlverIn addition
to presenting
the
LynnLonidier,
lights
thecompany
pre- world
Building
409,Matthews
Campus. sltyof Hartford,
is responsible On Thursday,
classics
totheChilean
audiTheprogram:
At 4:00p.m.thesameday,Tur- fordeveloping
looselyence,theITUCHalsopresents
almost
theentire sented"LaRemolienda,"
a
Mozart,"Concerto
in G Major" etzky
willgiveaninformal
lectur-repertory
translated
"TheWhirlwind,"
a largeselection
for
solo
bass.
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is
of modernplays
Webern,
"FourPieces"
folk-comedy
written
by andoneplayeachyearwritten
demonstration
of technicples
for responsilbe
fordeveloping
some two-act,
by
DonWilson,
"17ViewsForVio- contemporary
50pieces
written
forthesolobassChilean
playwright
Alejandro
Sie- a Chilean.
contrabass
playing.
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