University of California Los Angeles - Bruin Life / Southern Campus Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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The UCLA Game 4 Playboor 15 Bible Tales for Bruins 28 TV Guise 39 Uneasy in the Sheets (screenplay) 47 Sports Isolated 55 Daily Bruin 66 The Dugout Restaurant (menu) 78 After Life Magazine 83 Dust, a short story 97 An Uklanik Red Is Better Off Fed 107 Millhouse High (yearbook) 117 Realites (photo collection) 129 UCLA on $5 a Day 145 How to Go to the Rose Bowl (flow chart) 158 Seers Catalog 171 Up and Down at UCLA (LP) 180 Jonathan Livingston Bruin 193 Comix 201 Beached Whales and Basketball (play) 210 Graduates 223 FRATERNITIES AND SORORITIES Alpha Phi (66-67), Alpha Gamma Delta (46), Alpha Gamma Omega (128), Alpha Delta Pi (94-95), Alpha Epsilon Pi (147), Alpha Epsilon Phi (62-63), Alpha Xi Delta (116), Alpha Tau Omega (78), Alpha Chi Omega (166-167), Gamma Phi Beta (100-101), Delta Gamma (196), Delta Zeta (178), Delta Delta Delta (162-163), Zeta Beta Tau (8-9), Theta Xi (174-175), Kappa Delta (26-27), Kappa Alpha Theta (34-35), Kappa Kappa Gamma (192), Lambda Chi Alpha (197), Pi Beta Phi (214-215), Sigma Nu (126-127), Sigma Chi (42-43), Sigma Alpha Epsilon (184-185), Sigma Delta Tau (206-207), Phi Kappa Sigma (20-21), Phi Kappa Psi (216), Chi Omega (146). ORGANIZATIONS AND GROUPS Army ROTC (76-77), Alpha Lambda Delta (70), Blue Key (65), Bruin Belles (50-51), Panhellenic Council (85), Phrateres (69), Undergraduate Student Government (83-84; 86-93)

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Southern Campus, this year, follows a parody format. Each section has its own style, wit and charm. Some formats are near-replicas. Others contain touches of our own. How this approach was decided upon deserves a note of explanation. Yearbooks are fast becoming extinct. Few buy them. Even fewer bother with them . For you see, the University is a factory. The sterile thud of Moder Times has wormed its way into academia ' s boudoir. One knows not what to expect — except perhaps more thuds. This book, then, is an attempt to free people ' s minds from the institution of commonknowledgery from the mentality that cares not for the differences between pointillism and paint-by-number. We hope to burst the dreary, average yearbook vacuum, to make the yearbook a medium of creative, accessible expression. We hope to take it off the endangered species list. The cover, a parody of Hieronymus Bosch ' s The Garden of Worldly Delights, is our first step in this new direction. Bosch ' s infinitesimally specific way of depicting ideas is particularly apropos for our purposes. Bosch created complicated and puzzling configurations by fusing ideas taken from far-flung contexts and molding them into one single visible symbol. Our effort, if not our technique, sought to achieve the same ends. We created a list of university-related topics. Everything from hard-hat diving to cheerleaders was included. Writers were assigned formats and then chose at random five topics from the list. The work you hold now is, then, the coalescence of many different photographers ' , writers ' and artists ' work into a single visible symbol of the university. We hope it makes you think. We hope you enjoy it. —E.R.

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The Garden of Academic Delights Southern Campus UCLA 1974 ASUCLA Communications Board