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NEW MEXlCO LO.::B.::O______Friday, Augu13t 6, 1965 Page 8 Games This Weekend lr M Deadletter Dept. Several ·All-Stars Chose UNM i\JOVernors erge Newspaper Finds Sucker for Jobs (" In reply to the advertisementtDear Sir: . On UNM Caml)u ..;) run in Just week's LOBO the staff In refer·ence to ~'?tn' ad m the For Enrollment Next Semester I , 1 LOBO about procurmg a new eel- • North-South basketball and: rebo•mds fo1• a 17. average, Farm- UNM .11 b th 't, f . th Iwas surpr1sed to find a taker. itor, I would like to submit my :football games this Friday and\ in~ton's Shropslnre averaged 18 . ,. ~. 'Y1 e e .s1 .e or e Said LOBO Editor· Jack Weber a nlication. Saturday night ar·e a sports pause pomts a game and p\tlled down orgam~atJOnal _meetmg of the 1 ~ . . Ed't , J' J ll Jo ' · · f 1? d execut1ve comnuttee of the newly am "'-1 anagmg " I or m1 ans- that refreshes the eager !an wmt- an average o • reboun s. f d A bl f lVI . · son "The vounoo lady m·1y take p S However I m_ ust be uppren- . f f 11 t' G me I Under 'fhe Light ormc ssem Y o · exJCan- · ' • " ' '. · · , · mg• ·or ·a ac Ion. ''~ . s . , . - -· _ American· Gover~OI'S of Border over• the reins o;f the summer· news-!ticed a :few nig·hts on the drink- All-Stal' teams selected from . In football at 'l!nlYel srty St~ S . paper after th1s issue." I in g-. the state's best high school tal· d~urn Saturday mght t;bout .six tates. . . . . ;=:;.;:::::::;.;:::::::;,;::::::~-~~~--;:;--;;;;;;;;;;;;;-;;-;;;-~-~~~~-:;.;::::::======~-~~-~::..;--~----=-~·--~--~--;:·-;:-;:;;;:;;;:::..;· -~--~·-;;;;-9-· ent include a number of UNlVI high school stars are wtendmg The conmuttee IS now m the destinod players. The Nol·th cage to come to U~M. For the North pr?cess of formation through ap- NEW MEXICO BOOK COMPANY team, coached by Hemy Sanchez squad arc Blll Cawood, Tt•l'l'\" pomtment by the . g_o':'ernors . of, 89 Winrock Center 298-1828 of Our Lady of Smrows HS in. l<'1tzwater, ~obert l\iach?wsk1. th_e assembly. Its m~tral . s;~s~OI~; Fiction ond Nonfl~tion Bernalillo, has the most would-: On the Souths team are M1tcbell 1~v1ll be hel~ Sept. •15, sta1tmg. Children's Books he Lobos with six All-Stars in- Atchley, Roy Vann and Ken Wag-, at .10 a.m .. m the UNM Student1 Po per bocks dicath1g New Mexico as their ner. , ,umon Bldg. 1 Bargains choice for college. Coach Marvin Atchley, b-0 and 200 pounds,., The assembly. was born July J Sanders of Hatch has only one p:ayed ft!llback fo1· Carlsbad .andr22 at the MexiCan-U.S. Border~~~:::·-~--:-~--:··z·--:--:·:-~-:-:c.-:.--:-~---:":.-:-:- -:-:··;:-:--;:-=--:--::--~-:-:··-:-::-:::·===;::::::=:~~ player, Ron Hix of Roswell, in- picked up n H50 yards . r~sh1~g;.l ~ov;rnors Confe1·enc,e ~t Tre~. L~ tending to come here in the fall. Vann, 11; ~05 pound swrtehmg!gunus hosted by Ne" Mexico s N th I r d d 't guard, t1ed for Lineman of the• Gov. Jnck IlL Campbell. WELCOME UNM STUDENTS 1 or s n er og yeal'. 1 10 Members ' North eager~ are the underdog[ Joe Singleton, head football 'l'hat conference ineluded dlc'le-! as usual agamst the powt>!'ful; and track coach at Las Vegas, gations from the states of Ari-j GRACE CHURCH Southcrne.rs. Playing in .Johnson 'Robertson HS will head the Northi zona, California, New Mexico and I Gym tonight a_re UNM prosp7ctsl' SC]Uad. His o;lponent is Ed Bay.' Texas and Baja Californil\, Goa Larry .Jont>s !rom Valley .H1gh, kin from Las Cntees. Singleton's huila,, Chihuahua, Sonora and An invitation is extended to attend a Albuq., Len Lopez of St. PlUs X, coaehing record stands at 3B-8;, Tamaulipas in Mexico. The gov Christ-centered, Bible-teaching College Ag~ Fellowship ------·- .. . ·------· - . -- .. --· AibmJ-, Gcorgt> Maes from Santai while Boykin has collected a 15-' \'rnor:; of the:;e state~. plus Nuevo Sunday Services Cruz, _Tom Mlekush of Valley HSI13-3 tally. J Leon, have bet>n invited to mem- .9:45AM here m town, Paul Pap;e from! Speed vs. Hcig·ht ; hership in the Assembly. Sunday School ...... L<:s J:lamos an~ Steve Shrop- In basketball action it will! At the Tres Lagunus sesl • ----·------~------~------~-· • 'l'hursday, September 16, 1965 NEW MEXICO LOBO Page3 Page2 NEW 'MEXICO LOBO 'l'hurs'day, Septemb!lr 16, 1965 .-- ence this season. Possibly Iowa Stare will_ be our toughest oppon- Listen to K N M D ents out of conference.'' · · ------UNM's Ouintona • ~ l' ... ~- • • ' ... A business administration ma Largest Increase Facu~f:Y ln~reases Procedure listed. jor, Stan is a top prospect for All : • ., : By·N1nety-Seven G . American this season. · Look Y:our Key to Offense In apprehension of the Lobo's BEST! Mode .Since 60 . ' (Continuedfrompage 1) .. For·._ orne Cards first season ga1ne with Texas · · He comes to UNM from the Um- By JOHN NELSON Western, Stan remarl•ed, "We (Continued from•page 1) vexsity of North Cal·ol.ina. (Continued from page 1) THE BEST THING IN SCOOTER$ SINCJ; THE MOTOR LOBO Sports Writer will have to have a very alert . ·. · _ New department chmrmen al·e: . . . . ,.>i"'"l;::-- NEW LAMBRETTA to give soon-to-be adults the tools Dr. Cornie L. Hulsbos, ciVil en. the polaroid camera 3)A "SLIM·STVlE'' Quarterback Stan Quintana will pass de~ense since in their gam~ she~t o~ be the key to the offense fO\' the last sprmg, they threw 65 passes. and skills they need to compete gineering; Dr. Robert Munsick, la!'lmatlon !uocess seals the card Here's the·sleel~est, smoothest motor in modern society. obstetdcs and gynecology; Dl'. With the plcture. scooter of all. So m.uch·easier for you New Mexico Lobos this. aeason. . "":e have a lot of winning spir Last season Stan was wAC It th1s season," added Stan. Third, more students are stay- Paul F. Schmidt, philosophy; Dr. Spouse ticl\ets may be a~quired to handle. So muc.h quic·ker· on tha . . · Thomas R. Vl•eeland, Jr., archi- by all the above st11dents enrolled pickup. So stop ·;n today! See l Try 1 "Player of the Year" in addition The following questions were mg m college once, they enroll tectUI'e; and Norman Marin, act- for 8 hours or more. Proper evi· Test-Ride the best thing in scooters· to All-Conference. asked o:l; a few of the players than was the case several years ing director of foreign studies. dence must be presen~ed at the since the motor- Lambretta's hew Stan's statistics speak for his on the University of New Mexico excellenc~ and versatiUty. As a f~otball t~am: 1) Who would you ago. time of purchase and the cost is "Slitn-Style" · From $325.00 :Fourth, more stuc;J:ents than at UNM consists of graduate $12.00. 'l'he c~rd entitles the \vife sophomore Quintana averaged 4.1 Pl~k to wm the WAC Confere~ce eve~ .before are staymg on for students. to all a!hlebc events. If a stu yards a carry, but showed his this year, and how do you thinl' additiOnal .study beyond the Approximately 80 per cent of dent's Wife does not attend UNM passing ability, also, completing UNM's, chances are this year? 2) bachelor's degree level. More than the UNM enrollment comprises the student may piclt up a spouse HARRIS SALES CO. 15 of only 32 attempts for 221 How wo?ld you compare the Lobo one fourth of the total enrollment New Mexico residents. card at the time he gets his ath- 4909 lomas N.E. Ph. 265-4592 yards. Last year he continued team th1s year to the Lobos l:;~st . The remainder are students letic card and set liP a time for ' his fine passing with 794 yards season? The ~ollowing . response:s Rent A TUX! and his fine running averaging to the respective questwns are: YOUR PERSONAL SERVICE JEWELER from most of the 49 other ·states the spouse's picture to be taken. ======-::-:·-==-=-=-======' COAT and TROUSERS 6.50 and several dozen foreign coun- Date tickets for football games 5.4 yards a carry. Quintana's to- Cal Jeter, guard: 1) I think tal offense was 1249 yards with UNM has a good chance to win -COMPLETE OUTFIT ONLY $10.00 IJlltte••fie,_~~~.lllllll/l tries. must be p\trchased if the date Includes Shirt, Cummerbund, Sus· The ·pressure enrollment has does not attend UNM. General PREREQUISITE ..• fo_ur pass interceptions which co.n- the conference followed by Wy penders, Handkerchief, Studs, Cuf jewele11•s put a heavy strain on UNM facil- Admission ticltets will not work. tnbuted 172 yards. oming. 2) Last year might have flinks, Tie and Boutonniere. / ities and personnel. The result They must be ].licked UJI in ad for a course in Fashion ~ '· There are two. re~ords Stan been a slightly better team but I has been a continuing program vance of the game and will sell Leadership , .. is a has to boast about. Fn·st, he has . . ' . of building,· plaJining and · for $2.00. The date will be ad a single game record for pass ~ootball !S foot?all; blocl<;~ng, hit- shopping trip to This year .the full-time equiva- mitted with l1er ticket and her completions when he com»lii!ted mg, and tacklemg, If we can get FIRST and GOLD DIAL 243·4347 lent for faculty membel'S will date only. eight of ten against Hawaii. Sec- (Continued on Page 15) surpass 500. E,•ery student will be given an ond, Stan's 198 yards return on j==;;;i;;;======~=;;;;;:;;;;:;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;~~~~~~~~ information sheet at the athletic pass interceptions is a career rec line during registration to help ord with another season of com COMPLETE LAUNDRY SERVICE Foreign Students become better aware of the facts petition left. HAND-IRONED SHIRTS • QUICK SERVICE Far distant events around the about these cards. A native of Santa Fe, New globe take on added significance Mexico, where he was a three to stupents at the University of year letterman in football, base AMHERST LAUNDRY 613 AMH~RST NE New Mexico as they share class- uP~pers Have Long ball, and basketball under Coach ro_oms with nationals of 64 coun- a . Lavon McDonald, Stan confesses, ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ "I'm in good shape now. I am six r tries. The UNM foreign student ad- Long L ong T•ttI es feet and weigh 180." What kind of dolls m·e choosing · "..#' . . visor's office listed 326 foreign f f · 3124 CENTRAL S.E. According to the Lobo coaches, ~ ~. ~ st_udents. ~nrolled la~t semes~er Two University of New Mexico Quintana has improved l'emark the College Inn at the w1th India s 36 headmg the h~t. School of Medicine professors, ably the past two seasons. His DIAMOND RINGS m They were closely follo~ved Drs. Thedoore Finley and Sidney tRADITIONAL CLOTHING ability to play defense as well NATIONALLY ADVERTISED number by Paraguay w1th 35; Solomon will deliver scientific as his offensive skills makes Stan University of New Mexico? Cuba, 34! China, 27, Canada, 15 papers ~t the International Con tailored by Col;lege Hall, in our SEE OUR (ARGE SELECTION squire shop, ls featured ln o wide STAN (tUIN'l'ANA, the Lobo's star quarterback, is ex)Jected to a valuable asset to the team and and ¥exwo 13. . _ gress of Physiological Sciencesin be an int)Jortant figure in the J,obo's fourth consecutive bid for keep him in action most of the WELCOME BACK STUDENTS Th.Is fall the newlr appomted Tokyo August 30-Sept. 10. variely of fabric. ':x;vr.s and colors time. Stan says, "We lost eight Fore1gn Student Advisor, Gerald . . __th_c_,_v_es_·t_e_r_n_A_tl_ll....:e..:.ti....:c_:C....:o::.:.n::.:fe:.:r..:e.:.:n.:.ce:...... ::c.::h::a::.:m:;p:.:i.:.ol::ls::h.:.:i~tJ_:th::..:i:::s....:y~e::a:.:r~. ___ starters last year which really CENTRAL SE M. Slavin will be in charge, as- •. Fmley 1s a professor of Suils $65 to $85. 2312 D~ hurt. If we don't have any injur-~ ACROSS FROM THE CAMPUS sisted by Mrs. William H. Blaine. med1cme and D;. Solomon, a Sportcoats 39.95 to 49.95 ies, we'll have a real good team -::;;jr====;;;;;;;======;~=~~;~~~~~~~~~ professor of physiology, LISTEN TO KN MD this year. Depth in the line is one Dr. Solomon's paper, prepared ·-----·-11AIIOUTTHISAD--·----, ======, of the few things we're lacking in collaboration with Drs. Donald F f1·om last yea1·." WELCOME UNM STUDENTS Frazier and H. Sonnenberg, is on "Movement of Solutes and Water 1· · \Our Average Student Reads 't 1 NEW MEXICO BOOK COMPANY Quintana, who holds the mm•k ,01\~i<.t. .<"YQ.C.\.t Into and Out of the Central Canal 89 Winrock Center 298-1 828 in the Western Athletic Confer Cat Spinal Cord.'' r I ence record book for a 90 yard 'I 5.5 Times Faster. .. I Fittion and Nonfiction non_ sco~·ing pass 115 Cedar St. NE Dr. 'Finley's 'paper is on ''A Children's Books against Wyoming, states, Comparison of Alveolar Phos .',... Than ·His Starting Speed . I Paporbcocks would pick Wyoming 'An invitation is extended to attend a pholipids! aiid Cells Collected ln Bargains • Christ-centered, Bible-tli)aching College Age Fellowship Vivo In Dog and Human." , ' [WITH EQUAL OR BETTER COMPREHENSION, .\ competition liamffilimnmillliiiilrnmaamiimllili\!lilliiilli&im••liiimrurugmiffiilliillli~tffi~oughestUi i! : I II I II 'li : t : , II I , II 'i' l II it 'II II II II I II I I 1. I I I II I II II I I Sunday Services The lnternationally·tamaus tYEL~N WOOD Reading Dynamics Jnslittite 1 Sunday School ...... 9:45 AM . I INVITES YOU TO ATTEND A FREE I .Morning Worship .. , ...... ll :00 AM ·Foreign 'Students I· . DEMONSTRATION OF THIS UNIQUE METHOD .~ College Age Fellowship Hour ...... 6:00 PM \'lheroyouwill: · • A1buquerque There will be a reception for I ; • Sel!' an amuing documented film ab::.ut Reading Dynamics. ., Evening Service ...... 7:00 PM all foreign students at 7:30 p.m., i Leatn how Re.3ding Dynamics can help you to futer reading, 1 Improved comprelu!nslan, &:;reater retention. :~ Sunday, Sept. 19 in the Union. All I Grate Church is located six blocks west of University HOW DID IT START? ~ . . .and one block north of Central foreign students are invited to at 1 ...._ Elghlun yoars ago Mrs. Wood made a •larfling dl"ovory thai led fa tend. I j •the founding of Reading Dynamics. While working toward her mas- '. r hts degree, •h• hand•d a'"'"' paperto a profeuorand watched him · I 'read lho 80 pages at 6,000 words per minute-with outstanding recall 011d comproherhlan, I Join the In Crowd: ..• I Delermlned to find the secret behind such ropld~reodtng, !he spent ~ ,lhe no~l .lwo years lratklng down 50 people who could rood from I I . 1,500 fa 6,000 words per minule, She studied lheir toc~niqucs, taught Shop the department HEIIRYS·bRIVE·IN herself •o read at tbes~ ·Jaster rates .. Now, after years of testing, you 1. can benefit from this greol discovery, I store that features DOES IT HAVE JiROV~N RESULTS? ~· the labels you love! Rosulls have been reported in Time, Newsweek, Busine l ·~· - l ... ~~ ' 1 . COMl?LET.E · 1 · .• : J J ·~ .E; . 1 1til!t· ..: ··AI ~ ....- -~~~ ~ -~-- ~~-'!""';..( ~ [ n n 0 ·: ii ~ li " Outr1rfers Outfitters ' for for 0 -~-' ..J'..F ' ~·~- --4'- ·--'.... ~....:....' Gentlemen Gentlemen :! To those of a traditional pm:suastou, tllis sb.i~~!e could be hung by none but the Pr~1pr!etor, H;)W· l j' ever, some may wish pnmfs. Buthm-d~wns, bi~! ri f tonless button-downs, tabbed c<:J1lars und o.B nU:!· ner of good traditional fahrks nw.li.t ~heir nprr,w;;,l. 1 The shirter will be pleased by a chance til gi.'il'! . aervioe, ony doy, --~~·...... ,. !CllEEMENT ~ ~ Such is the Proprietor's goal, in the matter of sports ' coats. Agreement between rich fabric, hearty pat• tern, natural shoulder cut and the finest of tailoring. ~ His success "in this endeavor may'be witnessed at q Sero • of New Haven fi:rst hand on the premises. 0 ' :' r ;t 'rl ' Deansgate Deansgate CORBIN LTD. .·.A WARMING COLE HAAN AT TROUSERS THOUGHT SHOES As imrnr:ac: t.:~ the bls game as the elc\'t-.n chaps t>::t the fie!d .... o\.1.1': bencltwume~ C' ~- :: 1------~~~----~~~~~~-~---~.-~-~---··-~'-·-···~·--~~----~----~' •••• .,..,.,.,V.IVi.Zt --~- -~~--~---~--~~------~--.------..,...... ,,.,--....------ Thursday, September 16, 1965 P,age 6 N~W MEXICO LOBO 'l'hursday, September 16, 1965 NEW ;MEXICO LOBO Page 1 NE~' .MEXICO LOBO Equal for Do You l-lave an l-lour to ·l-lelp __L_IS_TE_N_T_O_K_N_M_D_ Frl~ay unlversi~:V Rights All? . Published Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and of the regular year by the Board of Student Publicntiona of the Assocmted Students of, the l.!nJversitr of much more d1scou~·agmg. The New Mexico. Second clasa postage Paid at Albuquerque, New Mex~<•o, Prmte!i ~Y the By BILL FOX heritage, environment and . a University Printing Plant. SubsCriPtion rate: $4.50 fq" th,e schoo.J Y~nr, payable m nd· court held that Hno p1·ovision VJtnce. All editorial~ and, signed columns express the v1ewa of th~ writer and not ncc€'.s" distinct financial advantage 1n •arily those of the Boar\! of Student Publicatiol>S or of the University. In an era when loud voices 01·der to be "covered" by cel' in the Constitution mal•es the are to be heard throughout this Fh·st Anw11.dment applicable to Potential School Dropouts? Editorial and Busjn_ess office in Joumalisnt B1.1ilding 'l'el. GH 3-1428 tain constitutional provisions. country in clamorotls outbursts The federal government has Indian nations nor is there any ;.1' against judicial usurpation of law of Cong1•ess doing so." 'By TOM ISGAR succeed in an education'al situa- Volunteers are needed in all (lfter your·book leorning not l'equested Negroes who In today's world of expanding tion. The specific objectives of areas; English, Math, Music, Editor-in-Chief --~------Dennis Roberts power and vehemenent condem· want to vote to move to those When A~·chie . Glover, an In nation of ct•iminals released on dian living on a Montana rcser comm1mity awa1·eness and stu- the .program are: . . Dance, 'Recreation, etc. One hour Relax at the Golden Cue Associate Editor.·------Thomas Ormsby ·voting districts in which th!!l"e dent action, the· University of 1. To improve the student's a week is allthat is asked of you. "technicalities," few people is no racial discrimination; the v.ation, disputed his tl·ibal court 20 Brunswick Tobles Managing Editor ------Jack Brown· l'ealize that a Sl,lbstantialminor New Mexico takes its place near academic performance In turn, a child may stay in. government instead pr~vides conviction for drunl,en driving Bring Your Dote News Editol' ------MH.:e Jett ity of U.S. citizens at'e not gua· he was told by the federal court the :front. The students of this 2. To improve his awarene·ss of school. Further information can registrars to enfot•ce equ1tab'e University placed themselves in his community, his history, be obtanied :from the NSA office, Loclies Hoff Price Campus Edito~· ------Tish Grnngcr mnteed any constitutional practices. Why then should an that "the ·provisions of the Student Government ·EditOl' ------Jack Weber "rig·hts" whatsoever in certain Federal Constitution guarantee the thick o:f' a national movement his. culture and the opportu- 2nd floor o:f' the New Mexico except holicloys American Indian be :f'oJ,"ced to last :fall by ot•ganizing a tutorial nities aavilable to him. Union, ·Monday and Fl'iday be- Copy Editor __ .,..:_:..:--:..-'------..:-·-··------· _____ ;. Doug B~·crwning actions. give up his tl'ibal membership ing d1,1e process and the right to 2 or more players project. 3. To give interested colleg·e tween 1:30 and 3:30, Ol' phone, Feature Editor ------.. ------Lynne Fdndell An American Tribal Indian · in order to demand reasonable counsel do not apply in pro!Jecu· 60¢ per hour per cue may be cited by reservation po legal treatment? tions in tribal courts.'' The general purpose of the tu- and high. school students and ::e~xitsi:i4i0ili6iiioirii44i0i6i.llliliiiiiiiiiiijl Sports Editor ------Ptwl Cou~y lice for speeding· on a reserva In 1954 six members of the The g1·eatest misfortune is torial project is assist elementary commu.mty people a11 op-, I GOLDEN CUE and secondary school children to portumty to confront the: Staff writers and copy readers: Bob Storey, Nooley Reinh~H't, Gene tion, taken before a tribal mag Jemez ·Pueblo brought an ac not that Archie is languishing· social problems o:f' their, 5335 Menaul N.E. Zechmeistel', Carl rv.I:acalooso, John Nelson. istl·ate, sentenced to ten years tion against their tribe chal·g in a Teservation jail or that a COVERED WAGON confinement and clapped into a Protestant chu1·ch has not been SMARTEST community. 255-3910 Photographel'S: Pete Kendal, Mike Reese. ing that they had been dis SEE INDIANS MAKE t•eset•vation jail without benefit criminated against because of erected on the Jemez reserva STYLES in 4. To devel011 an infor)'ned of a jury trial, assistance of their Protestant beliefs. The tion, What is disappointing is and sensitive group of lead TURQUOISE JEWElRY ers among the tutors for counsel or t•ight of appeal tribal council had denied them • that Cong'l'ess could have acted OLD TOWN I RECOLLECTIONS OF BERKELEY once his sentenced has been pe1·mission to bury their dead in long ago to p1·event such occur- '' 11assed. Unfortunately, the U.S. the reservation cemetat•y and to rences. nity.ilies~~ed~oomm~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~===~======~ · f' t A word to incoming freshmen: Congratulations, you've courts and the U.S. Congress For the better part of the 1964- build a church. Not Tribe Products 'I" made the big step in the education wo:dd. You didn't fall have not seen fit to extend the Rights Statute Cited 65 school year, these volunteers, '' provisions of the Bill of Rights Most of these tribal courts 125 undergraduates, high school by the wayside as a high school dropout and you weren't to Indians liv:ing· on resel'Va The six individuals cited one are not pt·oducts of the tribes students, and older citizens, have scared enough by free speech movements and four letter tions who are accused o:f' minor of the earlier fede1·al civil themselves but were created given individualized tutotial as rights statutes and wexc subse- and nourished by the Bureau words that it kept you out of college. crimcs. quently told by the court that of Indiu11 Affairs in its attempt sistance to approximately 250 While it is fairly well-estab- they had no cause of action be· students in two elementary and to educate and to create an il one junior high school, Lowell, As you start out on your biggest venttu·e in the educa lished that an Indian may vo!. cm1se the tribal council did not lusion of democracy among the tion world, it might prove beneficial to understand the re unt;trily cease to be an Indian take action "under color o:f' any Indians. I s11spect that the av ~~iJj::i£i:l~~~~ Riverview and Washh1gton. A for all legal purposes, he must statute, ordinance, regulation, emge Zuni or Navajo today • large part of this tutorial assist- volution that is currently tal • ------~~------~--~------~ Thursday, SeJltember 16, 1965 Page 8 NEW MEXICO LOBO Thursday, September 16, 1965 ~~~------~•It ~ NEW MEXICO LOBO l'age 9 ' i t AI l-lirt Will Appear Litera14y Magazine Quota Increased? Ul p f Welcomes Entries r The 'l'hunderbird, UNM's !Police To Get Tougher; p b~.wh roAes_solr At U NM October 2 literary magazine, welcomes entr.ies for the Fall '65 and AI Hirt, billed as "America's known for his recording of subsequent issues. 'l'he fh·st greatest trumpet showman," will "Java." "Honey in t11e Horn," deadline is Oct. 1, 1965. j Will Issue More Tickets ~M '~~, =~.. ,;!:~.,e"· appear at Johnson Gym Oct. 2 "Cotton Candy" and "Sugar Storie~>, poetry, exce1·pts ~ There will be mol•e students, and secondary driveways limited !Jtton is the a11tbOJ: of .an article at 8:15 p.m. as the opening event Lips" also have made the golden from npvels, Jllays, reviews of • more faculty and more vehicles to 10 mph. They must permit m t~1e Jol:rnal of Afncan Law, of the popular Concert Series. He circle. books, movies or contemporary on the UNM campus this fall but pedestrians right of way in mark- publlsh~d ~~~ London, comparing will be accompanied by his sextet. Long· associated with the mus interest are accetJted. I if the campus police have theil: ed crosswalks. the N1ge1'1an constitution with One of the few perso~s ev~r to ical life of New Odeans, Hirt Interested persons may con i way, the~e will be fewer accidents. Double parking while discha!·g- that of the .Uni.ted States. have three gol~ album~ m t;t smgle lal!t yea1• opened his own club on tact Dianne Casey, Thunder If Effechve Monday, Sept. 20, the ing passengers is another viola- The constitutwn of Nige1•ia, 12-month penod, H1rt IS best Bourbon Street, AI Hirt's Place. bird Editor, or Luis Calvillo J .,. first day of school, the enth·e tion to be watched carefully the most poptJlous and potentially He has played in the best clubs Capri, Associate Editor. They ! force will begin a c~mpaign to en- Students will ark ' tl_1e most _po,werful nati.on in Af- may be contacted Monday thru Oct. I in the country, made many tele t ':l: force campus parkmg and traffic campus streets an~ . 1°~ .so~n~ rwa, "exlub1ts many Similarities vision appearances including ten Friday, 12 :30·1 :30 }l.m. at the r "' l'egulations. open lots, all east 0 ~nYca~:~g;~o~e to the ,?onstitutio~ of the United visits ·with ·Ed Sullivan, starred Thunderbird office in the Jour j Jack Cairns, supervisor of cam- living in University housing or States, Utton wr1tes. in two Hollywood films, "World nalism Building. Work Recruiters Art work for publication ~ pus secur!ty, said an expected en- within four blocks of the cenh'al "H~we:ve1•," h~ notes, "there by Night" and "Lovers Must - • ! l'Ollment mcrease of t;vo or three campus will be given only limited are ::ngmfica~t d1fferences which Learn" and did one stint of legit should be submitted to Stepbie thousand students Will add tre- pa •king permits not only 1eflect attempts to Torbert, Art Director. Manu l 1 To Offer Jobs to imate theater in the Kansas City I _, mendous p1·essure to already busy There will be ~ f It t ff meet the peculiar demands of a scripts which are submitted to Stai•light Theater p!·oduction of streets and parking facilities, parking for v:~~cl!~l~o~t~ aof different so~iety, ~u~ als~ repre- "Carnival." the English department ill Ban· · ' f 220 1 Those receiving tickets for the old Stadium. Curb-side park- sent a consci~~s effolt to .ml~rove Senior Students delier Hall are also eligible for I ,_ Hirt's awards include an Art- ~ moving violations from Police ing along Terrace, formerly open u~on. 1;mexwan constitutiOnal i. . . . . ist of the Year from Music Op- more the than $50 in prizes Tnnely suggestiOns for hmng t f A · 't t' · given with each issue. Ji Capt. A. F. Ry.der and his force parking·, will also be faculty-staff plactiCe~. . . . . _ . era Ol'S o merJCa, a c1 a IOn In I up JObs after graduatwn next two annual Billboard disc jockey ~- of ten men Will be charged in parking, An additional lot for 30 The N 1ger1an Constltutwn, the downtown cou~·ts, Cairns added. faculty and visitor's cars is UNM . professor says, .''in some June at the University of New polls, two citations f1·om Bill I l if ,Ca,mpus pollee, who are com- planned just west of the Student ~vays Is stronger. than Its. Ame1· Mexico will be offered senior boal·d's campus music poll, a -~ Imsswned law officers by the city Union in the site previously oc- ~~an counterpart m protectmg the students at a special meeting Cashbox disc jockey award and U· Student Killed; lE of Albuque1•que, work with full cupied by bleachel'S. Parking in r1ghts of the individual and in four gold record awa1·ds from the Oct. 1. Recording Industry Assn. of ·~ J power of a city officer and l10ld the Jot b~hind Bandelier Hall will cementing the federal union," Arranged by Max Campbell, di- America. Two Are Injured ...... i sheriff c~mmissions. . be disrupted for several more . . ··.·. •.. _ . _ . . .· _ _ ,it A .maJor change th1~ fall 'Yill weeks by construction of a new ME Deparfme t rector of the UNM Placement Tickets are on sale at the Stu Robert W. Tyler, 22, a UNM Bureau, it will be held at 4:80 dent Union box office from 10:30 student, was killed in a one-car ... ·...... _: .- .. '·- ··--" f :~r~~:c~~I=~~d~~te~~ si~~~~:~~;~~ co~~n.~ :o;~erth Add f f f n p.m. in the Lecture Hall of the a.m. to 2:30 p.m. an~ 7 to ~ p.m. accident Sept. 7 and two otheJ: TRAFFIC VIOLATER: An unidentified University of New to traffic. Pedestrians will 1·etain 'trd ~xs \. e rmltus ~r~)er- S nS rUC Or Monday through Friday. Tickets University students were critical Mexico coed alights from her car disregarding Section 76 of the full right-of-way in painted and nn e 0 par m acu r-s a ots . . Geology Bldg. will be sold to students at the City Traffic Ordinance forbidding emerging or entering the door marked crossw~lks but will not and. all must. park WJth wheels RI~hard G. T:>lbo~s has be~n Already 750 possible graduates reduced rate of $1.50. Other ticket ly injUl'ed. of a car in the path of any approaching Yeh. icle This fall am b 'tt d t . .th agamst a designated cement bar- appomted part-tnne mstructor m In critical condition is Cha1·les . . . • c pus e perm! e o cross m o er "I'er· Fr·eque t v· 't . the nlechaJ1I·cal eng' .· . d have l'eceived announcements of sales will be for $2.50. pohce will initiate charges for such violations to hold down pos· sections, especially from between • • n ~~~ ors are re- . T . meenng e- B. Bradford, 22, and now reported sible accidents on the busy campus ·k d h' 1 quested to check With the campus partment at UNM. the proposed meeting. Director ' The Concert .series is the m.ost in fair condition is Robert J. Sny ------''---·------par e ve 1 ~ es. . , . }>olice department for possible Talboys earned his bachelor's Campbell and his associates will recently established o! .two Im- . Another City permits. degree in mechanical engineering . . . portant program billmgs at der 21. The three were riding ordmanc~, Se~t10n outhne procedures for reg1stermg UNM. Bringing more popular north on University Ave. in a Enrollment Up fessor Leonar~ Jermam, and in- 7~ of the traffic cod;, Ca1ms Cit~d, at the Polytechnic Institute of structot•s G. J\.hllard Hunsley, and be enforced. th1s fall .. Brooklyn. He received ltis mas- to those interested in campus campus entertainment to the cam 1965 Porsche owned and driven '~Ill For~1d- visits of recruiters seeking new pus, it is joining the 1965-66 cal by Snyder when it failed to make •Sm S·taff James Abat:r·· Alb:uquel·que. Jour- d~ng the e.nter:ng or emergmg New Gym Lockers ter's deg!·ee this ~·ear from the the curve at Grand. Journo,, na] copy editor, will compt'Ise the from a v~h!(?le 1~ the path of a.n University of New Hampshire. employes for such employers as endar with ~he years-old UNM 1 Patrolman H. 1\lcClothlin, wl10 staff. approachmg vehicle, the rule 1s For Women S p E His special fields at·e electro- .· t b . , f d . 11Program SerieS. . AL HIRT, billed as "America's greatest trumpet showman, will puva ~. usmess concems, e era . Eight top entertamment talents investigated the accident, said Expons,•On Noted The department, accredited by a connuonl¥ broken one .. He noted • • mechanical and mechanical feed and military posts, and for educa-1 are scheduled for presentation appear at Johnson Gym at 8:15 p.m., Oct. 2. Hirt is one of the that speed and wet pavement the American Council on Educa- that the driVet• should shde across Some 700 new lockers have back control systems and heat tiona! institutions. this fall and spring. few to ever win three gold albums in a single yera's time. contributed to the \Vl'eck. E 11 t h' h h 1 tion for Journalism is one of 47 the seat and leave from the car on been installed in Carlisle gym for tt·ansfer problems d ~{~ ~lent) WUI~M .as . nel~r Y accredited journali~m programs the sid:walk side as an accident UNM women physical education ' ou e m 1e ... • Jouma Ism . th U .1 d St t prevent1ve. students dep~1·tment over the J?aSt five m e m e a es. Motorists are reminded by New 'sl1owers and plumbing years has lead to an mcreased . . Cairns posted speed limits must fixtures and vinyl tile fioo1·s were Patronize staff. . • .Happmess is a goodlookmg be observed. Yale's speed is 15 installed throughout the dressing STUDENTS! Save this page as a handy guide to the Albuquerque Business Firms Chairman Keen Rafferty,. Pro- bhnd date. miles per hour with parking lots rooms and faculty offices. Lobo Advertisers i which offer you the merchandise and services you need. They welcome the oppor ' (. .. ~' tunity to serve you. Say the LOBO sent you! 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"You can keep your printing Interesting if "UNM Students Welcome" OFFICE-303 ASH NE 111 Harvard SE 242·5124 Save this _ you make It BORING.'' 1418 Grand Ave., N.E. 243-1653 1834 Lomas Blvd., N.E. 243-5811 TElEPHONE 243-2881 Beauty Salons Handy Druggists LLOYD PRESS Ski Equipment The College Inn L. BLACK IIEAUTY SHOP G •d Reasonable Prices on all Printing Offset lizzie Block, OWner UNIVERSITY REXALL DRUGS Ul e e Letterpress· e Silkscreen signs MULCAHY SPORTING GOODS VISIT THE Complete Beauty Service "Watch Us Movel" Open till Midnight e Posters • H::mdbllls _ Complete Ski & Rental Shop 1810 Central Ave., S.E. 247-9363 2142 Central SE 243·4446 _,_,,_,,_,,_,,_,,_,,_,_,_,_.,,_ :2220 Central, S.E. 24:!-3420 Fair Plaza Shopping Center 255·4621 MODEL ROOMS .' . • ·"--"'·"'·"'-'·u;s:1 ~--·-·-- .-~~------~--~------~------~~~~~--~ -- .·• Thursday, September 16, 1965 \ P~ge 10 NEW 1\lEXICO LOBO Thursday, September 16, 1965 NEW MEXICO LOBO Page 1l mechanics by making men into mechanics. But can men be made into engineers, physicists, 20% DISCOUNT Scholars Forgotten Men architects, teachers and mathe TO UNM STUDENTS Patronize LOBO Advertisers maticians simply because so Alas! Student Financial Aid ~~~==~~~======~ ciety needs them? Can human A new program of financial aid come for man, wife and one child, other programs ai·e desig·ned to beings be herded into residence All Styles of Bor-B-Q for students is beginning its first o~· $600 additional income for help students already in college to halls, tabulated by IBM m.a· year at UNM as part of the Of- each child. Also, if the family is continue there. In 'Modern' Universities chines, regulated by an arbit Taylor's Bar-8-Q Inn fice of Economic Opportunity's on public assistance, eligibility is Sheehan said all New Mexico rary moral standa1·d, strapped lomas NE "war on poverty." automatic. universities have initiated ., • t vital to defense, too, because g~·eatness, we must seek it 1036 th~ College Inn Boo~store By ROGER EBERT to a treadmill social need, and The work-study progTam, as it The work-study program here work-study program, to his Collegiate Press Service people need to be able to read wherever it might be found. still be considered scholars? is called, provides funds to em- is limited to on-can~pus jobs so knowledge, and added that New orders and understand the com ~Iost of us do not have the Do we have any scholars 1910 CENTRAL S.E. . If I were asked to diagnose mercials. Eventually every field imagination to conceive of our Come One, Come All ployers of needy students th1·ough far, at a rate of $1.25 an hour. Mexico State University's project the fundamental ill of this col here? Or are we all mechanics, federal-univ.ersity cooperation. Vario]ls University departments is probably la1·g·er because it was of knowledge will be defined as selves in these terms. Nol· do even the professors? What is with Activity Cord .lege generation, I would answer we fully understand how we a1•e The federal government allocated request student hlep in clerical, begun eadier. · that we present a rather siln vital to om· National Security, being done with our lives? which is how it wa·s to begin being exploited by a university $16,~00 to UN.M, with t?e. Uni- food service, or o.ther positions, "But we've got about all of the ART SUPPLIES ple case: we do not know what svstem which has entered into ve~·sity matching one-nnhh of and the Stud.ent A1ds Office takes NDEA (National Defense Edu is being done with our lives, and with, if you only stop to think for a moment. a'fi immoral contract with soci tlns amount. . . car.e of placmg students. cai(on Act) funds in this state," we do not demand the condi ety to produce, at the lowest GILBERrS FRONTIER SERVICE The program 1s designed to The program should not be con. Sheehan said Oils, Watercolors; Casein tions of life necessary if we The trouble is that some where along the way we lost possible per-unit cost, trained 1723 LOMAS NE help students from low-income fused with the regular student-aid : · d 'bl th liP families begin or continue in col- program, which generally does Sheehan dJ.scuss~ poss: e 0 ut Boxes-Easels · · are to grow as sane and two important concepts, First, automatons to keep the eco MOTOR TUNEUP e BRAKE SERVICE creative human beings. lege by helping prime the pump not pay as much as $1.25; or with ~r st~de:r;t aid b~mg '':01ked. ~ ct Canvas Boards-Stretched Canvas we forgot that knowledg·e itself, nomic, defense and industrial TRUCK DISCOUNT of local employers. the off-campus job placement m VI ashmgton, mcludmg dne Somehow, when we weren't just plain, pure knowledge and establishments l'Olling. (UNM STUDENTS - DISCOUNT OF 1¢ PER GALLON) The administrator of UNM's service of the Placement Bureau. grants and guaranteed loans Brushes looking, ou~· society hit us with I£ we wanted to take the the notion that it's our respon 'intellectual disci}Jline, is man's program, is Charles Jack Shee. The work study program is "so through NDEA; and the move to most noble possession. Second, time, we could produce engi han, director of the .Student Aids new," Sheehan said, that he has t1•ansfer the work-study pr?gram sibility to maintain its standard we forgot the wisdom which neers with a liberal education, 'of living. Somehow we were and English professors with an Office which also administers to determine some method of fig- from the Office of Economic Op brainwashed into believing that Emerson gave us at Dart other' loan and scholarship pro- uring a student's family income p.ortunity to the Office of Educa- SCULPTURE TOOLS mouth: when a young man understanding of the sciences. grams. level. bon. ·a growth C\U'Ve represents chooses his vocation, he writes But we do not want to take the Wood, Clay, P.loster, Stone morality, and anything that's time, because society needs Sheehan told the LOBO that "I can see it growing into a Sheehan recently assumed the 'bigger has got to be better. The his autobiography at the same FAIR PLAZA some 25 to 30 students are in- major program," · Sheehan said. leadership of the Student Aids Of time. Wo~·k, not leisure, is the limited individuals, with limited 'cold war with Russia turned fundamental condition of a skills now. And so we l'Un vast 1 valved in UNM's work-study pro- He said he hopes to visit seve~·al fice, coming from New Mexico In 'into a battle of gross national technical schools and call them gram to date. The number is of New Mexico's high schools dur- stitute of Mining and Technology CUSTOM FRAMING products, and it was patriotic to productive life and always will MEN S SHOP limited because of the limited ing- the year to spread word of at Socorro. be. It does not matter how long univel'sities.._, WIDE SELECTION- consume. Good Old Ike went on amount of funds and because the the prog-1·am':;~ existence. He is assisted by Lavon Mac the American Weekend grows; Society Not Satisfied teevee to tell us We Auto Buy the rest of the week will still prog-l·am has just begun opera- During the formulation of legis- Donald, John McClure, Fred Reproductions & Originals Now. Still society is not satisfied; FASHIONS FOR MEN tion. · lation fol' the work-study program Feagan; and Mrs. Jayne Moore. James Conant, the wise old determine our greatness or lit society never is. And so uni Paintings tleness. Sheehan said he hoped to broad- in Washington, the Administra- --·------man of the materialistic ethic, versities examine the possibil en the scope o£ the project in the tion sought to provide aid for _ F Southwest Pictures & Cards studied our high schools and Masters of Destinies ity of "trimester" Pl'Ograms, FAMOUS BRAND NAMES AS: and quarter programs, and they next year. young people who might never be R •t I t decided they weren't doing their We have forgotten that explain that they want to ManhaHan, Jayson, Excello & B.V.D. Shirts Entering freshmen or enrolled able to attend college unless eel 0 eo ures part in the race to manufacture young people must become students, to meet requirements financial aid was available. 1\!any . "make a :fuller use of our facil CH 3-5346 more Things. If we're going to what they need to be, not what Capps, Saxony Hall & Penn State Suits for the program, must be from a .keep the factories humming society needs them to be. So ities." We, in our naivete, think and win the Space Race, he told cieties, even during the cold the ''facilities" referred to are Higgins, Asher, H.I.S. & Roughrider slacks family w~~EOO annual in-)Counseling, Testing Highland Senior Congress, we've just got to war, are the servants of man physical. But that is only partly correct. The "facilities" are hu have more scientists. and not his masters. We must FAIR PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER We didn't fully realhm at the insist that what society really man as well, and consist of the There's no :Center Gets Monk Jean Raddin, conc:ertmaster for time what a basic shift this was needs is what we realiy need, professors and students with PHONE 268-0711 puzzlement the second year Wlth the Albu- in the whole idea of knowl nothing more or less,· and that out which the greatest univer 1\fiss Marguerite Monk, form- querque Youth Symphony, is play- edge. Young people once be a society that removes us from sity would be nothing but a l about where erly associated with the Albuque1·- ing in the next Henri .Bittar violin physical plant. came scientists because they, this understanding is immoral to buy your 1 qu~ school. system, has b.een ap- recital series. . as individuals, needed to be and self-serving. They want to make fuller use ~1 1 pomted. dn·~ctor of testmg. fOI The 11th of a 12-program series NO scientists. But now people were There is, after all, no intrin of us. But do we want to be j i the :UmversJty o~ New Me:x;IC?· will be 11 resented 1\Ionday, Sept. I to be ''recruited" for science sic reason for preserving in made fuller use of? Do we S~.YINGLINE .Miss .1\lo~k, gmdll;nce specialist 20 at 6 p.m. by KN:\1E-TV, Chan- ~1 beca11se we, not they, saw. the stitutions which prevent us agree to be exploited in this w1th the New Mex1c? State De- nel 5, and be repeated the follow- I' need. The choice of a vocation from the realization of life in way? Is this the nature of the partment of Education for ~he ing Thursday at 9 o'clock. SERVICE became a matter for high its ideal fotms. A society which contract we made with the of associated past year, assumed her duties . . I school, when only a few de supports itself at great cost to ficial source of knowledge in !with the VNM University Col- .B1ttar, T'~ho w~s ass~cmted; students bookstore 1 UN:\! cades ago it vias ·a decision to human initiative, spontaneity our society? Can we agree to l!ege and Counseling Center With the mus1c depa~tment, this contract and retain our Sept. 1. ' last year, })repared the .ser~es be- 1 be made during or· even after and freedom perpetuates an im !::==="'--=--==--=-=.. fo"e deiJ'l'·tu"e for "· ellmgto11 ' college. But that was okay, be moral and inhuman way of life. identity as independent human =-=-=-======The Umvers1ty's· · col!-nselmg· • , . '• • " '1 CI-IARGt; cause by now a vocation was But these are not attitudes beings? Or must we sell out? a11d testing services :formerly an N e". Zeala~d. . . This college generation is be Swingline independent unit, recently were I Hrs commg program wrl~ m. \ only a means of buying a ticket consistent with the university I i,nto the suburbs, not a way of system we are asked to accept ing manipulated and exploited merged with the Unive1·sity Col-!Cl~de J. S. Bach'.s ~oncerto m D\ on a scale undreamed of two ) lege following the retirement of l\Imor :for ':!'wo V1olms und Bohus- , life anymore. and compete within. The uni decades ago. When the Army Dr. A. A. '\Vellc!'• long-time. di- lav .1\Iar:mu:s ~~:dante f.rom; FOR Good Old Ike versities, which at their birth PaiZ~ME"NTs needs mechanics, it trains ' rectQl' of counselmg and testmg. Sonata fot T" o V10In:s and P.1ano 1 in the middle ages vigorously The newh•-combined operation as well as Concerto m D l\Imo;r,.l Remember what happened defended their right to pursue then? Good Old Ike, who was f is under the direction of Vi'illiam Opus 3, No. 11 by Antomo truth in indifference to society, LOUIS VRATTOS Huber, director of the University Vivaldi. kept briefed on the golf course now fawn to official needs and PERSONALIZED by walkie-talkie and who was JEWELERS College :£or the past several years. Miss Raddin is a senior at all in favor of knowledge, heav government programs to a Dr. Stanley Caplan, clinical psy- Highland High School. degree whit!h represents a bet en knows, signed the National )/. chologist with the College of Ed- Bittar has accepted a three rayal of their students and Watch, Clock & Jewelry ucation, has been named assist- year contmct with the New Zea Defense Education Act into K·327 law. At last a way had been teachers. Repairing ant dil'ector of the Univcl'sity land Broadcasting Corp. Or{'hes SERVICE? found to get Congress to spend Rights Sacrificed College and Counseling Center. tra. money on education: you ex• In providing the manpower ~ ! plained that it was really for for this public service, we sacri DISCOUNTS THROUGHOUT ' ' NOT WITH defense. fice a priceless private right: THE STORE - .... .J..~ J the right to exist as scholars i I ® The developments since then BUY NOW & SAVE ,. have been rapid and depressing. within a free world of ideas. If if you use"·-."~ '[2] Take two . '.··. ___ .....,. __ _ I i It was only a matter of time we are to fulfill our potential SANITARY•s TOT Staplers ' until the English teachers of nobility, and establish in our 2920 Central SE 255-1053 from three figured out that their field was lives tbe conditions for human TOT Staplers, I PROFESSIONAL - and I' what do ' Just a few pennies per check to have all the advantages SANITONE ':Y.RU have?. of a regular checking account, but no added service DRYCLEANING SERVICE charge. Now you can enjoy the prestige, convenience and CLASS SCHEDULE OF BIBLE COURSE safety that comes when you ''pay by check." Why not open your THRIFTICHECK account at ABC? It gives you more ••• They'll look better-last longer. That's because,· This is the FALL, 1965 costs you less. And you can bank by mail! our Sanitone Drycleaning flushes away em•. bedded so'il that wears out fibres ••• adds special Swiagline. Our free GIFTS to you: Christian Student· Center · Gaston D. T-arbet, M.A. fabric finishes for softness and body • , • re Approved Men's & Women's Bible Teacher 1. When you purchase your first book of 25 THRIFTI 209 University N.E. moves spots scientifically, safely ••• presses Tot Stapler 242-0450 CHECKS for $2.50, you will receive FREE an extra $2.50 University of New' Mexico clothes expertly on special equipment •• , pays LAB COATS checkbook at no additional cost1 during this 30-day intro particular attention to little details and minor Your name embroidered FREE ductory offer. 2. Your name printed on each check. 3. Col repairs. You couldn't pray for more! Try us orful checkbook cover. 4. Bank-by-mail forms. 5. Cancelled CLASS SCHEDULE and ....see. check as proof of payment. BIBLE 1312 LIFE AND iEACHINGS OF JESUS. An l/ltensive study of the life and tedchi~gs of Jesus as IN STOCK A NEW BANK SERVICE • • • EXCLUSIVE WITH revealed in the four gospels. Three hours, lower division credit. Class meets rWF at 3:30 p.m. 98" Complete Size Range BIBLE 4373 GREAT BIBLE DOCTRINES. 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NI.FOBMS, :fNc. tHARGl:S-'ruition for these courses is $5.00 course. Classe.s may be audited for one·half this dmount. U I . I . fREE pe~ s PHOHE MEN'S &WOMEN s UN FORM ~~:::: NOTE: THRIFTICHECK FREE PARKING REGIST~A'r!ON.....:Students may registe~ for these courses at the Christidn Student Center on September .16, . 256•0613 FOR EVERY BUSINESS NEED!. SIRliiCl Is in addition to our 17 & 18, 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p;frh or at the first class meeting which will be September 20 for Btble CALL 243-5671 regular checking service BANK BY MAIL 1312 and September 21 for Bible 4373. 700 Broadway NE 200 Wyoming SE «U t·l39liiiM ij •J !:tlk\IJ3;(-\IIM:@: P which remains un• FOR FASt 2-WAY RADIO PICK-UP changed. " ' ' •· e come tu en in the ~~'""~ heart ••• of the KNOW YOUR CAMPUS! THIS MAP IS A COURTESY OF YOUR BOOKSTORE A Of Course ., date books - even 'Peanuts' books . B - " What Else· c would you expect to find in a book store? Well, if it has anything to do with college life, chances are we D have it. E Do You want pencils to write? erasers to erase? scissors to cut? tape to mend? F paint to smear? records to hear? .• ····· ...... G Need to make better grades? See our .. .--a- complete selection of dictionaries, Temporary S..ildln;• 6-1 ;,:,;·•·. ······••t•l'J'r:"J ... ~···•·I.•.~!.t.J.t.L·F·1 H reference works and College Out- B-2 ·••· ••••••••••·•·•~··~··•••.•rt•l'f_.fJ'..J4 ... f•1 H·2 ..•...••....••.•• -:..~ •••• ,, .. o:,,.,... .. ,~.H·t R-1 . • • •.• • • • . . • •••••• ~.-.f .. rr~!':"'·'.f f'r..t:.tt..t..r,·H·2 line Series. T·10 • -~ • ·•:. t ...... ~ r.,, .. ~-.,. ,,,.,,nr.r .. E·4 T·14 ···•···········~t~.~·:·t···~~,..,~J.( T·IS ····r:·.:····•••k••·•···· .. ~··~-~~u.uu.tJF.A T·11 . , ..•.••••••••••• ··~ •••••• ,.,ll't/.II•••E--4 I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 To Re o.d for your extra pleasure and informa tion, we have scads of paperback The bookstore is the campus .headq~arters for Stationery. Greeting Cards,· Gift Wrap books - over 7,000 titles - imagine ping, Novelties, Decals, Drug Sundries, Film Processing Service, Engineering and Drafting that! Equipment, Art Supplies, Official Gym Clothes, National Magazine Subscriptions, and in numerable other items. COME IN AND GET ACQUAINTED TODAY ...... ,_...... _ . • . •. . .. -~. ·"' dtfW'SHtrtt•fu~ assoc1a ore Thurs. & Fri., Sept. 16 & 17, 8:00A.M. to 9P.M.: Sat•• Sept. 18, 8:00A.M. to"5:00 P.M.: Mon .• Tue .• & Wed .• Sept. 20, 21, & 22, 8:00A.M. to 9:00 P.M.~ • Thurs., Sept. 23, resume regular hours GR 0 UN D FL 0 0 R - NE W ME X I C0 UN I 0 N - RE G U L AR H0 UR S 8 A• M • - 5 P.M . TE l EP H 0 NE 27 1· 28 2 6 ·~..... '· ·Page 15 ThUI·sday, September 16, 1965, l'age 14 NEW MEXICO LOBO Thursday, September 16,1965 NEW MEXICO LOBO LISTEN TO KN'M'D A Good Year .•• Lose 20 Lettermen -~ Bank Announces ' . (Continued from Page 3) Back to School Specials these fundamentals, we can do Question Year for Lobos; well, Short Sleeved Shirts Plans for Loans UNM SPECIAL Bernie Rive:rs, wingback: 1) I reg. $3.98 now $2.59 & $2.98 t Maisonette Beauty Salon pick UNM to tal~e the conference. The American Bank of Com Seek Fourth Chamionship: 30-40% off on merce here today amJO\tnced a 2) Although a lot of lettermen new loan plan under which it will were lost last year, if we get out By PAUL COUEY will probably force· us to throw Regular & Tapered Slacks foot the bill for four year col FROSTINGS and piay football, we can be just LOBO Sports Editor more this year.'' · lege educations. as good as any past year. As for Twenty members including All in all there are 15 letter reg. $7.95-$13.95now as low as $4.75 The important public service $17.50 COMPLETE myself. I hope to make up with eight sta:rters from last year's men retuming this season and program ~s the first locally, quickness for speed. highly successful L~bo football nine members of t~e group have , fall merchandise arriving daily whereby pnvate ente~'prise unde~· BILL HUNGATE . . team are not returnmg. So, the two years eXPel'!ence, Those taltes to g'tlarantee a complete COLORIST, STYLIST Shampoo & Set $3.00 Woody Dame, end: 1) I would Lobos are picked to chase favorite would be Quintana, Bob Ham fotn: year college program. The I say that UNM. can win the con- Wyoming down to the wire, in mond, John Anderson, Dick Ness, plan is called "College Education I 420 l Lomas NE Ph. 268-8577 ference, Wyoming and Arizona some isolated instances are picked Cal Jeter, Dave Hettema, Bob Assured," also have a good chance. 2) I to win the conference themselves Bouyer, Woody Dame, Frank J, Hugh Funk, president of the 0 M d b wouldn't know how to compare and Look Magazine picks the Meza, Doug Hendrick, Dave Shet SLACK MART Ame~'iean Bank of Commerce pen on ay & Evenings y Appointment this year's team with last years. Lobos to play Oregon in the Lib- ler, Albert O'Neal, Carl Bradford, 4003 Central Ave. This is a young team without the erty Bowl. Tommy Ledbetter, and Charles Open Wed. & Fri. Evenings said the plan features deferredr======payments and should have "a experience of last year, For head coach Bill Weeks, the Ivy. • . great impact on Albuquerqtte ,, ~ ~ < ~ " • '"""' ;.:: ., - • .. • • Joe Duffy, end: 1) UNM can task seems almost in surmount- Prom1smg Newcom~r. students attending· colleg·e. win the conference, however, Wy- able. However, with the opening One of the mo~t promismg of I "IY.e b~lieve a bank should help oming seems to have the most ex- game (Texas Western) just a the new comers 1s fullback Carl ! famihes m the rommunit}•. Next perience. 2) UNM has the least week and a half away he is going Jackson, 185-pounder ~rom Inde" to buying a l10me, a colleg·e educa experience of any conference about the job in earnest. pendence, Kan~as, Jun!or Colleg~. ·" tion is the most costly expendi teams but still has a good chance. Heading the field of talent that He . has bee~ Impress~ve b_?th m ture ever made by many families. --~___.:._..:_ __.:_....:::. ____.:.:.....;_ does exist at UNM .this year, is sprmg praetice and With _his pre- Stan Quintana, mister everything season work. Possessed WI~h po. w- STUDENT AID PROGRAM: Here Lars Halama (left) director Yet, until now, there has been no . i lithe WAC last year. Stan plays erfullegs, he has great driVe, and of development at the l:nirersity of New Mexico goes over overall plan locally for financing WA NT AD S defense, offense, and can throw when in the open, ean turn on the Welcome Back plans fol' the College Education Assured 11ro.,.r•tm wlth J Hu.,.h this cost conventionally. Funk (rig:ht), p1:esident of the American R'l~k of ('on;mer~e. "The most important aspect of CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES: and run equally well. He's a 13en- speed. · 4 line ad, Goc-3 times $1.60. Insertions ior this year and weighs 184 Bernie Rivers, who has never Students Th.e bank IS offerptg loans for four year college educations, to be the deferred payment plan is must be submitted by noon on dav be- d I d 11 f tb 11 • k' )laid back oYer SIX years. It is the first such progl'am offered in that part of it can be re-paid af- fore publication to Room 168, Student poun s. P aye co .ege oo a , IS ~a mg Publications Building. Phone CH 8·1428 Hettema Anchors a strong bid for the weak s1de end __t_h_e_S_. t_a_te_o_f_~_e_ll_"_l\I;...e:..:.x:..:.·ic.:..o:.:.· ______ter the sutdents are graduated and supporting themselves." ' or 243-8611, ext. 814. Dave Hettema 6_4 226-pound- position. His :9.3 timing in the We have a large selection of Funk was instrumental in set FOR SALJ;J er from Covina' caiifornia will hundred will loosen up a lot of op- It's all Greek! ting up such a program for the TUXEDO, dark blue, size 88 and white anchor the Lobo hne. Hettema has posing defensive backfields. Novelties & Decorations for your Indiana National Bank in In- dinner jacket. Perfect condition. Phone already been drafted by the San Last weekend the Lobos held 255-1172. 9/16, 23. . ' . . room and home. I I dianapolis before 1110\'ing to Al- SYMPHONIC stereo, hi-ll set. All-wood Franci~co 49 ers of the NFL and their firs~ game type scr1mmage, 'Zo rb , c t cabinet, with separata speaker. Top should be hard to move on de- Outstandmg play came from a ap ures nonors buquerque. -· qualiw reproduction, $100. LOBO office. fense. quarterback Stan Quintana, backs / "'We are offering responsible You are invited to come in and see the people unsecured JJCl'SOllal loans I FOR REl-IT In addition to Hettema the Al O'Neal and Carl J aekson, and . f v· UNM area, furnished one bedroom and Lobos will also have anoth:r de- linemen John Anderson, Dave 0 fOl: t:s ~ong as six years at an in- I' efficiency apartments. Utilities paid. $55 f · · · h f Hettema Two of the ~ore spots 1'n largest Selection of Basketware In An d 1-1 ea rts rewers teiest rate far lower than such a i . . . · · to $75. Call 247-9664. 9/16 20 22. ensive g1ant . m t e person o · . ...::::~=-=:....:.:.:....:~=::....::..:=.!...'=·-=:.-- B b B 215 d e · UNM's key to success·~ are the lme B . TH0:.\1 \S OR S • loan would usuallv carn·-it if. . . MALE students room & board recreation o ouyer, poun S niOr b . . . The World ) • " ,3J... In' )good ltunb;r, if only a way to was made at all. '\'e l~ok' 011 this! · maid service, 'color TV. seiected mal.; from Boston, Mass. He is one of ~ck.mg pos~ti~ns and the place In New l\Iexico, its Zozobra transport 1t to the ;vate1·ways Iplan as our part in helping mora! students will be accepted for Fall, 65. the great interior linemen in the kickmg specmhst. Last Saturday THE COLLEGE INN. 243-2881. WAC. Out with a minor injury a afternoon line backer Bob Ham- and. in Gre. ece, its Z01·ba. But An-lco~tld be ~mmd .. Zorbn's ilwentive.l.·des.e~·ving Albuquerqueans ··tttend' thOllJ' Quinn is anything but-old: nund deva;es a cable S)'Stem to' college." ' .YAMAHA. 1southwest corner of the Union. an·ed. onl»: when ~nne doe~ not fem?le attendant ~~r a servJCe Office hours al'e 9 a.m. to p.m. permit wntten. ~o.tlces .. NotJC: of st11tlon, an ai~unumtlon maker, a The Beautiful Bon Marche' Buy for that first sweater now. . 6 off-campus actlvihes Will be aued Jlewspaper clipper and for com- .If mterested fill out a form only if the activity is stroJlgly panions for one-parent children. SPECIAL PRICES ON OUR MOST POPULAR :V ARNS DURING w1th your name, home address, campus-oriented. Sometimes the jobs aren't so beauty salon I• STATE FAIR WEEK-SEPT. 16-25 eampus addr~ss an.d ~ampus "Man About Campus" is ten- unusual as the qualifications set r phone nmn~et, alan~. with t~e tatively scheduled for 5:0S to 5:SO by the prospective employers. ~ type of woik you desne, and Ie- 1\:I d th S t d One firm last year waJltecl a , 't t 'th • th t t' p.m. 'on ay l'oug1 1 a ur ay, Featuring Wig YOU DON'T KNOW HOW TO KNIT? t urll; 1 o e.1 ei ? s a !On or stockboard marker. He had to be the mformat10n desk m the Union, at least five feet tall and pas- WIG CLEANING & STLYING · Around Oct. 1, KNMD \viii be- N p bl• h sessed of a good memory, The Then come in and register for Fall Classes starting the week of gin a n.ew pro!Fram, "l\~an About orman . u IS es major requirement of an. oth~r by Sept. 27. Campus," a dmly, 25-mmute pro- · · employer was a photographic grum designed to provide news memor~·. · ;;;~~~~======~;:::~~~~~~~~~~ Seymon Kalinsky and notices of campus activities, R I f d Such l'equests don't faze the r elubs and groups. esu ts 0 s. tu y Placement Bureau. Not after till- of New York WANDA'S YARN SHOP A KNMD spokesman said the ing r~quests for el~phant~ to hand 625 Amherst Dr., N.E. 256-7064 program was not designed to pub- . ou~ g1fts and rabbits to give away GENEVA HOUSE The results of a study can-ied Pl'JZes. 1820 Las Lomas Rd., N.E. out by UNM psychology profes- Actually, these plucements are sor Ralph Norman and two grad- quite common-costume jobs for (2 houses west of Yale Blvd.) BON MARCHE' uate assistants are included in a advertising-promotion schemes. Lorge .Rise Seen recently published book dealiJlg Not all of the extraordinary job U.N.M. Headquarters for 3106 Central S.E. with student underachievement. 1·equests come from the outside. UNITED CAMPUS CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP - Sunday, Sept. 19 ·p I • The volume, "Underachieve- The University has aslted the ment," compiled and edited by bureau for r~gistration aides cap A national, ecumenical ministry to higher education, sponsored by the AL 5-3391 In UNM Opu Otion Dr. Milton Komrich, contains the able of addmg figures mentally Disciples of Christ, Evangelical United Brethren, Moravian Church in J ' work of 77 psychologists, educa- aJld for tunnel walkers, to check America, United Church of Christ, and United Presbyterian Church in the New Mexico may have a popu- tors and sociologists, gathered the utility network on campus U.S.A. lation of neady 3 million by the from professional journals, man- for the physical plant department. year 2000 and the Bernalillo ographs, books and unpublished However unusual the job list OPEN TO ALL MEMBERS OF THE ACADEMIC COMMUNITY County population may approach works. i:t?g_ ~nay be, there's a strong pos- 1 million by the same year. The UNJ\I professor was as- S!bll~ty there may be a perfectly UNM professor Ralph Edgel, sisted in the 1:esearch project by qual.died stu~ent. . Program for SUNDAY, Sept. 19: "You Only Live Once"-or, Getting the business analyst wjth the UNM graduate ass1~tants Betty P. . R1gh~ no'Y JOb-seekers with. spe most out of !he University while you are In it. Dr. Paul Davis, U.N.M. Bureau of Business Rese11rch, Cla1·k .and Dav1d ,V. B,essemer. c1al ~k1Jls mclu~e. a profess1011al English Department plus other panelists. makes this p1•ojectjon in an article T_heir work dealt With a com- folksmg~r, Par1smn governess, in the August edition of New par1son of two groups of Albu- longshoreman, seed cleaner, egg Snack supper (complimentary) at 6 p.m. Program, 7·8:30 p.m. Mexico Business, put out by the querq?e 6th graders, all . ~vith Bureau. I.Qs .. m excess of ~30 but dlVlded Or. E. Nolan Named Note: Geneva House is open daily through the academic year from 7 a.m. 40\ A 5~~ Felipe NW However, Professor Edgel ?Y !~sult.s of ,~ch1ev~ment t:sts . till 9:30 p.m. Students who cannot be present on Sunday night ore points out that there are many mto, achievers and non-achiev- T0 Head Program invited to come in at any other convenient hour through the week, and variables involved in population ers. · to parlldpate \n any phose oi the events tciklng place in Geneva listen projections and that his estimates , Dr. Edwar? G. N~lan, ~rofes- OL'OTOWN House. Telephone: 247-2720, ond 242-1327. are based on a given set of cir- N A. • t t D sor of behaVIOl:al sc1ence . IJ? the Sign up time 11 :00 cutnstances and assumptions. If ew SSIS an ean ~allege of Busmess A~mllliStra- to KNMD these are altered-and they are tion has been named d1rector o£/F;=:::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::;:;:;:::;::;:;:::;::;:;:::;::;:;:::;::::::::;:::::::;:;:;:::;::::::::;:::::::;======;;;~t, Practice 12:00-12:45 subject to unpredictable outside N d t BA s h I the UNl\I Southwest Management influences-the population growth arne 0 C 00 Developme~t Prog1:am. . Mediterranean Race starts 1:00 pattern could change drastically, . Fo_ur maJOl: subJect areas Will I'm Going Across the he said Dr. Lothar G. Wmter, has been be diScussed m each of tlte pro- O th b · f h · t named assistant dean of the Col- gram's conferences-management Street to Novice & Amateur . n e asJs 0 IS comp~ a- lege of Business Administration science, human relations and or- i tons, ~;of~ss,or Edge: pred1cts and will play a key role in plan- ganizational behavior, communi- St&tle Sanda1s 5 Class-15 Hearts l 2 :;~~ ~0 exi~o ~ P~P1) a~on ~t ning of a pending new building cations within the organization, FRANK'S~...... ' • It i0 . an er~~ I bo ounty s for the college. and managerial economics. AMA Sanctioned ~gb~. atwn at 948, 0 y the year Dr. Winter joine? the faculty t•lsfen Hand Made a year ago as assoc1ate professor THE PIZZA KING 5 Miles North of Albuquerque on Highway 422 of business administration. A na- tive of Germany, he receh•ed his fO K NMD Concession Stand $1.00 Admission for information call 265-4592 Newman center BBA deg1·ee at the Business for· your feet School of Koenigsbe1·y and his -;;;======i to buy a Superior L eaves master's and Ph.D. at the Uni- r . versity of Freiburg. He previous· LOBO PIZZA Father John. Reidy, O.P., who ly taught at the University of Gresham's ha~ peen sel'VIf!g as tempo~ary Freiburg, Univeristy of Hawaii CARD good rehg10us super1or . at ~qm~as and San Francisco State College. HOUSE OF HALLMARK ALBUQUERQUE'S Newman Cente1· at the Umvers1ty Dean Howard Finston said of New Mexico, has returned to Winter will devote two thirds of 3501 Lomas Blvd., NE for NEWEST the House of ~tudies, River For- his time to administrative duties DRIVE-IN es~, Ill. He IS a professor of and one third to teaching. He offers the largest selection of philosophy there. will spend much of his adminis- Open an Account Now Fr. Reidy came to Albuquerque trative time working on plans HALLMARK CARDS 10 Big -OPEN after the death late last year for the new College of Business in New Mexico SOMBRERO SKI SEASON IS JUST of F1lther Bartholomew Ryan, Administration Building, now in Mon. thru Sat. 11 to 11 O.P. He assisted Father Robert the programming stage, and will AROUND THE CORNER A. Bums, O.P., who became act- also supervise graduate research -Come In and Browse- SELF VICE Sun. 11 to 9 ing directoi·. and personnel. We have several plans available LOBO SPECIAL * 30 Day Open Account Sherm Anderson's Taco Sombrero Features Snug-Duds * 30-60-90 Account Create Your College Fashions separate the young the balance in three payments with PIZ'ZAS ,- Redi-Quick Quality Mexican Food men from the boys no carrying charges From Our Wonderful Selection * Easy Finance Plans "kTACOS "k BEAN TOSTADO$ -(:(BURRITOS for. only $7 .SO Nothing can take the place of Of Beautiful Fabrics fine Snug-Duds dres~ slacks in your headquarters for ski ._ "'k FRITO PIES "'k BEEFBURGERS a smart young man's ward· ------·------... robe. Why? Because snug-Duds equipment Belter Fabrics Make Belter Fashions give him the lean look, snug "k RED and GREEN CHILl fit he wants, all in a "grown· up" kind of fabric- Orion® MULCAHY ~q;;;.i;::,};~~;~e~ FREE& FAST i.~ ~ ...... _ ....__-...-.... acrylic, worsted wool. . . 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OUR SIXTY-EIGHTH YEAR OF EDITORIAL FREEDOM ~!:'~~/ .==:=::::::::::::::Ns;::::;:u Vol. 69 (ja/J/Jill ' ~~.::~~i!~.~!t!~.~n~: :::::::==:==. ~--0--- Monday, September 20, 1965 .I the Un.iversity of New Mexico FRFE reprint "How to pick a new car.for below $2,000-a factual comparison of No. 2 B·y THOMAS· ORMSBY. · modern languages department, IS Imported automobiles." FREE contest: STUDENT RATES h t 'tl th' f 11 "D' Win an NSU automobile. Write for FREE '------;------..! as a new I e IS a - IS- reprint and contest blank to: Excl. u. s. MONTHLY $80.00 and up Welcome incoming freshmen to hicle stop, completely shut off ti~Th~i~,hed Citizen of the City of l~n~~te ~~ 1't~~~~~nJi9~n}~rk M8/tf 5 iob~~: the University of New Mexico! engine, put said vehicle in re- Q · ' Tel: (212) .TR .6·70I3. -All Facilities- You are now officially a part of verse gear, apply emei·gency Dr. Nason recently relJtl·ned to ;;;;;;;;~:;;~~~~~~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiig the great institution of higher brake turn on li<>'hts open Albuquerque from Ecuador where learning. That is to say that door ~xit assume a pro~e posi- he directed UNM's National De its your first year here will drive tion 'pave~ent adjacent to the fe!lse Education ~ct Summer In ecor you to get higher than you've motor vehicle and do three shtute fol' Spamsh Teachers. nro ment ever been before, UNM Sports Department ap- Fifty-five Ame1•ican teachers of * * * proved push-ups. Spanish made the trip to Quito Several UNM stud'ents spent . The Mot~rist ~~y now con- a.s .institute particip!ll!ts. The en- Several Positions the past summel' vacation tour- tmue on h1s way. t1re groups, part1c1p~n~s an~ . Late Registration Through sept. 26 ing and informally studying in * * * f~culty, made four maJor excm- I Russ1a.. .Of course, t h ey cou ld no t After having 'Spent the entire s1onst to, other parts of the Andean REWARD IIi write back and tell us about what summer in Southern California it coun Iy, . d On UCommittees Figur.es Promise State Fair Opens was gomg· on , but we did come to was· · qmte. d1ssappomtmg· . . to 're- Dr' Nason· said he founA ·a FOR ART. STUDENTS learn that all of the students con- t t Alb "tremendous fund of pro- mel'l tracted severe colds whlie in the . urbn ° ufqutehrqufe. 0tnet.reason can feeling" in Ecuador. "You Annua/Tl ..Day Run 1s ecause o e an as w cos- d 't 'Y · G H • Soviet Republic. All of .the Rus- mopolitan atmosphere of the .on see. any anqm o om.e STUDENTS Your Reward will be the discounts you Are Open-Branch T B sian doctors were hes1stant to S th C 1 A h't1 t t s1gns pamted on the walls m receive when you buy your Art Supplies at the 0 reok 12,000 As UNM Revives treat the kids for their colds due thou h a .barea. sr. c ec ~ret ~~ Eucador like you do in other co- f h h A . ere as ecome ome w a - tries " he said PAINT POT. · Several committee openings, in- . UNM has already reached , :U:£'!1VI's l:eg·istration this year to the a~t t ~t t. ey were mer!- turistic. All of the newer build- u~ ' . · . . . eluding two 11ositions on the Stu- Its largest enrollment in his comCidcd w1th the opening· Thllls- cans. T.h1s reJec.tJ~n on the part ings show a great deal of crea- Eve~ dur1~g a per1od of pohtl EXAMPLES: dent Court, have been announced tory after the reg·uJa" two- ~~Y. ,0ffN:w Mexico's annual Stn1e of Soviet physicians .represents tive talent and· marvelous prac- cal. stn~e wh1ch raged a:ound ~he by Student Council President Jim ... n1 1 01 an eleven day l'DJl what can only be considered as a ticality besides This is an quality Umvers1dad Central m Qmto Branch. , and a half days of registra- tlu·ough Sept. 26. ' n.ew policy of Sinus-Soviet rela- that Albuquerq'ue greatly lacks. where the Americans were ?ead- Shive Oils, 40cc tubes starting at, ••• bons. For instance our new city hall quartered, there were no VIolent 40c Branch stressed tl1at the Coul't , tion, and it looks like it \Vill f\.lbuquerq.M city buses again. . * * * . . does not capt~re any feeling of anti-A~nerican outcries, Dr. Nas- Newsprint Pads, 18 x 24 ...... • Justice positions must be filled reach the 12 OOO ma •k h tins Year Will take riders to the summer, I was out m c.ah- the city or state in which it is son sa1d. 89c immediately in order to proceed . , .• ,' .· < .r W en ~cw Mexico State Fair at a ~'>P€'- T~!S with the special election that will · late regiStiatwn IS com- Cial l'ate. It was announced tlJat forma for a~ e~tended vacaho!l· located, nor does it display any This was the third summer fo1• Stretcher Bars, all sizes 8" to 36" One of the h1ghhl?ihts o~ that tnp sort of imagination whasoever. the UNM institute in Quito. starting at , .•...... ea. be held to select a replacement pletecl. !~e ll~~t~la~· 90-cent. combined bus was my conversatiOn '~th ~everal Rather, it looks more like a seven Participants included three 23c ~~~n::;~gned Councilman Susan Present em-ollment now ag~il~,u~hi~c~!a~vol~~~ ~~ in :;!~~ membe1·s of . the . Umvers1ty of story ice cube tray. New Mexico teachers and a for Also Available- Heavy Duty Stretcher Bars 1 Applicants for the Student at State Fair. e u Southern Cahforma track team. In addition, the recently 1•eju- mer Albuquerque resident-Abel stands 11,410. Late regis- ~> Court must be of junior standing F·~LL RE!iiSTRATION 1965: This wl1at registration looked lil>e tration is scheduled to begin to- . Tl1e sJ>Ccial State Fair bns As you should remembe;·, the venated Bernalillo County Court McBride and Mrs. Neva Jo Doyle, COMPARE PRICES ON 18,000 ART ITEMS IN STOCK 1 UNM team shellaced SC m last House in presently vying for the both of Albuquerque; Mrs. Yvon an dhave an aggregate 2.2 grade t us year, m case you were too stunned to realize. Chris 'Veavcr lllOl'l'OW and will last two and a tJCkets provide transportation io year's meet, The! haven't for- title of the world's largest tomb- ne Tipton, Roswell; and Sister average, and Carol Sass, (left), both from Los A lamps, were some of the h~lf weeks. Included in the pre- the fair grounds, admission gotten t.hat c1•ushmg .defeat, and 'Stone. Sarita Cordova, a Duke City na Branch asked that anyone in- luc~y ones who made t~ the sect~oner'~ tables. Student assistants dJCted 12,000 are students at throug·h the gates and lai<>r a_re busily engag~d m prepara- A complete explanation of AI- tive now teaching in Ohio. terested in the position apply im- fehl_ndSthe tabl(ePahre Md>e l\lehrmg, Littleton, Colo. and Patricia branches of UNM's Los Alamos transportation back downtow~ t10~ for next years contest.. ':fhe buquerque civic and county build------=----- l:lrJDmii I:~t!lQ mediately at the student govern- una, ocorro. pto by UN.M: Photo Ser\•ice.) and the Holloman Air Force Base Customers should aRk for th~ ~ntire. team has been. practiCmg ing plans are described in a re- the Anthropology Department, ~~ ~...At!OYil .I'AINTS • GlASS .. ~~~\1!.-RWlj!l ment offices in the Activities Cen- at White Sands. 'Special tic~ets from drivers, ami m various fields o~ sprmts, rel~ys, cently published book, "The De- Get the idea. ART SUPPLIES ter. N 0 Curfew Keeping With Predictions not deposi~ money in the fa:re dashes and long d1stance runnmg. cline and 'Vestfall of Southwest- * 2 Art Centers- 5 Stores in Albuquerque The following committees are The increased em·ollment is box. The t1cket stub is good fo:r They re~er to the process as cal- ern Architecture." * * 2100 NORTH FOURTH open to any UNM student: k<>eping up with speculations that the retum ride. Buses will travel Jus-themes. We should like to congratulate UNl\1 will reach 15,000 by 1975 past UNM on Central and on the Another thing that was inter- * * * LOBO summer editor Jack Weber, Indian School Road at Fourth STUDENT STANDARDS - ew 0 ege p and 25,000 by 1975. The Jattel' ret~rn trip .will leave from t'he esting about California was the With an expected enrollment for his outstanding coverage of and deals with disciplinary action to N . C II In n rov1•d es figure is said to be the most the Cohseum, ex1t via gate 5 and pa~s a-go-go's which are sweeping that this fall of 12,000, you'd think all summer activities at UNM. 8309 MENAUL NE be taken against students. It is Albuquerque campus can accom- UNM on Centrnl heading• west. entire region. Of course, you are that the master planner of UNM We should also like to congratu composed of faculty, administra- rerence In odate with its present land fac- aware that they are the new type could come up with something a late D1·. Harold Reid for his out Across from Hoffmantown Shopping Center tion and students. Tl!reo student D·1 f rl Dorm L·fI e ilities. Meetng Notices of dance hall, and every new type little more practical than a new standing coverage of Dr. Harold positions are available. J · C. MacGregor, UN~ ~·c~is· 1\I • of dance method is tried out in concert l1all, a new golf course, a Reid. Th C0 11 I f . trar, says that although 1t lS 1m- • eetmg notices to go in R \DIO BO \RD acts as the Ge nedw d Aegeh· NnnEs 0 Amerl- The ticlmts will entitle the StU-,JlOSSible to tel! at this point ti1iS tfle Callintr U column vf the such establishments. Some of new field house, less parking ===------~===== governing" board" and- policy-mak- toca, Univet·sityran an studentss • , nowwill openro- dents. to the . . same• m. ea1 s as m·e yea1• ,s enro]] ment ":I'1 I also ecliJ?Se. ' · LOBO sl~auld b e p Jnee d m• •h, e I these include the frug, the bully- spaces, and a landscaped mall. ing: board. for the campus. FM vidtl 230 facilities :fOI' ,;omen ~tu- ser;ed to .1 es1dent students. 1\:!ur~ the scl!.ool's record m gre.atcst m- basket inside ti1e LOBO office. 11 gully, the jerk, the swim, the con- Someone seems to have forgotten ZORBA THE GREEK 1·s· 1 l'adw statiOn, KNl\fD, Two stu- dents and 158 for male student Ph~ e1e . smd the t!lllcets can ?e t!rease m student popuJabon ;£1·om 1\Jl.,..unpus organizations wish- =~;si~~;o:~oi::.s~c~~~~r;,e;~~~t a minor ne;essit;-cl:ssrooms! ,, ,, dents are needed. s. PUic 1ased at any tmw. Th<>y Will one year to the next. mg to get 1neeting notices in , FINEST FILM 1 Just some of the. extras pro- be sold only until the men's l'esi- St d' ll d the paper can submit them. NC1 all of these dances originated dur- 1964 5 . . . • I'UBLICATI_ONS BOARD- Is vided by ~he ~allege Inn. are a d.ence is completed and the facili- Last ea~·~s Tng , ecor announcements wiU be accepted ing the fall and winter months of . For tho~e of Y~U who may have the legal publisher of the. UNM h?~te~ swmmnng pool, au· ~on- tms are ~lled ..At that time the from th~ I'evio~~ea:;): 1~:~~~ by Jllwne. this past year. Dance experts re- d1fficu!ty m locatmg. your classes, -Hollis Alpert, Saturday Review newsP':IJer, yearbook and ,hterary dit!.omng,. wall-to-wa_ll ~a~petmg, food serviCe Will not be able to mcnt of 9, ~ of thr .ear be} ore All UNM Greek organiza. fer to that season as the "Win- here IS a handy gmde to almost magazme. It makes policy and ma1d service, phone Jacks m each handle the extl·a patrons, l\Iur-'is the standing86 record tions wishing to get news of ter of Our Discotheque.'' all of the buildings on campus. As acts as a managing board. (4 stu- room, and a color TV theater. phree s~id. . . . With , student~ cam- their groups in the pa e:r you leave the north entrance of 12 000 011 11 * * * 11 11 11 dents) A1!othe1: feature College Inn The five-story bll!ldmg- l10uses pus, additional problems in class- send th«.>ir copy to Cam• You;ve all heard about the lat- the Union, you yourself A decided A grand 0ne of tile sl~auJd wil~ ~nd CAl\IPUS CHEST _ the fund provi.des IS no curfew. "We do male stude~ts on the first floor room space and parking facilities popolos, Carll\Iacaluso, Greelc / est craze that's revolutionizing sur1•ounded by bmldi!lgs of .all must-see! uproarious year's best. . . . . • t" h' h not mtend to be moral super- (Contmued on Page 3) are in store for UN.JI.I. Editor, New l\Iexico LOBO. education -these days-its called sorts. The t1·o~b~e 1~ Jocatlon Anthony Quinn is rrum~m@m~~.WM c~~~~fue~~nts~~~~e--~-----~~~--~=~~=~~~~~~--~b======Bacchanalian Anthony Quinn duct~ an annual dl'!ve . to he~p said. "The students may come the new math. Well, English seems to be d1stmgmshmg one brilliant! His Zorba bash. Quinn best actor N teachers, not wishing to be slight- sm;uctur~ f1·om anot~er, so heed charitable causes. A chan·man 1s and go as th Y 1 b t h t D d F• II in this tempestuous u c ed in this tide of progression, t~1s guide and YO? have ~o plays Zorba to of the year." needed. they do whilee have come up with a new method d1~culty. On your nght, you ~Ill th~;~:; h~l'ewwfii em On S eaSe Ire picture possesses hellangone. He is -Notional Soard . LABOR COl\ll\II!fEE -;-, 1·e- be o~~r t•esponsibility," ,he said., . , . - . of their own. Its called the Vowel notice a brown pueblo style build- of Review VIews student workmg cond1tions, 'ro correct a previoUs article Movement! ink known as Mesa Vista Dorm. all tbe energies the fire of life * * * Immediately in front of you, you and urges of the itself, a piece wages, etc. Concerned only with in the July 30th LOBO," Murpl1ee B I cJ• d k One thing that should be made will undoubtedly see a brown great ones of of the sun and students employed on. campus. (4 said, "no men will be allowed at eI we en n 10 p . t "Stunning students) any time in the ladies apal't- IS perfectly clear to each and every pueblo. style building which is the history and myth. ments, and no ladies will be al- an a an incoming student are the traffic educatwn complex. To your right . in the shape absorbing. SAFETY . AND C.IVIL D.E- lowed in the men's apartments. . . . . regulations of the University is a brown pueblo style building He is Adam in of a man." Anthony Quinn F~~SE - IS re~ponslble for m- Offenders will be evicted on the . The UN Secm·I~Y Council ~orm·l SAIGON-U.S. paratroopel'S limit their picketin to onl tbe Police. In past years the rapoire which is the library. As you walk the garden -Time Magazine combines an smmg the physical safety of first offense" ally called on Ind1a and Pakistan pursucd the Viet Cong yeste"day Boei'ng c . . g Y , UNM t d · t d t' · · a •1 t d t d th · fi t' . . • ompany nersonne1 ga,e. between student and officer has west, you will see a brown pueblo of r · 0 0 11 Eden, animal vitality, h • "·d s u en s an (3 e ~mdnatm)g Murphee said floor supervisors e ·~{ 4;Yh .en en· g mg fol~owmg. 24 l!ours of deadly 1he Picketing at the Cape last we£k been less than desirable, due tyle building called Mitchell Hall. "Cacoyanhis is azat s on campus. s u en s and secut'ity guards will enforce Wl 1111 outs. • wluch Plll!Jed .down Amel'ican reportedly sel'iously affccted mainly to a lack of clarity in the Directly in front of Mitchell is Odysseus on a childish charm hn~ a film genius l'UBLICITY COl\11\HTTEE - management t•ulings. He also . The Pl'?pOsal specifically fixed f?rces until l'emforcemeuts ar- portant space construction wc Jr. the 1 interpretation of the campus laws. a brown pueblo style building windy has and a deep· acts as the publicity organ for said pt•ivate entrances are pro- th.e qeadlme for the ceasefire as rived...... -a- So as a public service, Uncle Tom known as Yakata Hall. Next to plains who realized will carry excerpts from the new it is a brown pueblo style build all the grandeur rooted worldly the student government and has vided for men and fot• women. midmght. Tuesday MST, and . The pa~·atroopers hnkcd up in a ISTANB pamphlet of regulations recently ing housing the UNM administra of Troy." wisdom to tlte task of making the students UNM students were hired as called upon both governments to rice field m the central ltigl!lands, . . A t U1 TgRKEY-Gem -Bosley Crowther, of the novel." aware of various Council projects. floor supervisors and desk clerks. withdr~'~ theh• militat·y forces to 2,70 miles n?I·theast of Saigon. lllld Ch r~jiau ~ . . o~don ~ooper issued by the police. The hand- tion. Adjacent to the adtninistra -Allon Cook, New York Times beautiful effecL"· (4 t d t ) J'1 · B b A. · d S . the positions they held before the 'I he 101st A1rbome troops were an ares onia received a. book, entitled The University of tion area is a brown pueblo style World· Telegram -Judith CrW, ' ' s u en s ~n. l'anc ! ssom~t.e • tudents current outb1•cak of fighting, surrounded during the night and cool reception from t.h~ Turkisb New Mexico Supreme Galactic building which is the location of Herold Tr/bunlt LIBRARY COJHl\IIT'fEE is Presi~ent, lS supervisor of the which stal'ted August 5 l1it . with heavy m01·tar and Govel'lltnent after arr1vmg at 1:.:- Unquestionable Traffic Regulation lr-======::;1 / responsible for making su;;;es· rens Cor, Caroly~ ~llrick, Kath- The .resolution was d1:afted and machine gun fire. . . ~nbul. Only the chief of TurJt;;. Charter written by Patrolman N. tions for the imp.rovement and een onw~y an ara Bal'vey sponsored . by the Nethel'!ands A United Press International Ish pt•otocol met them at the air Hott Purscott was published in BELL'S maintenance of the library and ~l'e suberyis~rsl on tll~ wo~e~~s This was the tliird council resolu~ newsfilm cameraman near the P~ 1j1 and an appeamnce at a conjunction with the Superior Au its facilities. (5 students) l'oors,d ~~' CBJl;~s are onme ' - tion on the India-Paldstan war action said "scores'' of Amer- s ~d was cancelled after police thorities Dh·ective for Increasing 0 nur LOBO GRILL . . . . IS an . ~m m. on which the U.S. and the Soviet icans suffered casualties. The sa1 t Icy could . not assure the Student Traffic Tickets (abbr. ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS Food will be served in the th1•ee Union collaborated. Viet Cong reportedly lost 30 men astronaut~ safety. State Depa11~ SADIST). Here is one clause CO:Mli:JITTEE -. acts on beh.a!f dining l'ooms, w_hich are sched- _ _ with four others captured. ll1ent offiCia~s plamed the lack. of from that handbook: 0 . . . . _ _ ,.. of UNM: to honor outstandmg uled for completion nnd opening . 0 U:·S· support m the Cyprus c011 Article 8, Section 21, Para Extra large, very THEG higl! school students in the state. Oct. 4, Murphree snid. Since the . BONN - Chancellor Ludwig ICANSAS CITY, '1\io. _ An fhct for the t•eception. graph 14, Item 9, Line 561 Iden tasty Hamburger EAT! (3 students) . Inn is now open to students, food Erha1•d's Christian Democratic Amel'icnn soldier who defected to tion 5: There has been no official dead- se1·vice will feature breakfast in Uni~n has won West Germa11y's Red China after being captured "Let it hereby be known to all ONLY35¢ ANTHONY QUINN Research Award WINNER OF ]~ne set for suhmitt!ng applica- b~d, The noon .and evening meals parhaJ1lenta.ry elections, giving in the Korean conflict said yes- · whosoever shall drive a motor ALAN BATES·IRENE PAPAS t 1011s fo1' the.se co.mmxttecs, but it W11l he served m th.e study rooms 1t. a. mandate to rt.lle f.o r iot.n• terda~ he was not a. "tttl'ncoat.'' Won by Dr Gu• ~ vehicles of any sort that a Lunch special 75¢ 3 ACADEMY AWARDS 1rllf1e- is sng·gestcd that those interested nnd lou11ges, Mr. Murphree said. more years. William White a1•1•ived in • lOu. complete stop at a stop sign (Drink extra) MICHAELCACOYANNIS PRODUCTION apply immediately, . The cafete1•ia, which is now open, . The Plll't:v' has ruled since the I{ansas City with his Chinese D1•. Robert M. Guion visitiJJg shall be conducted in the fol ApplJrations and, further in- will provide the food. e:':d of the Wo1·I~ War II occupa- wife. and two childrc!t. to visit professor of psychology' at UNl¥.1. lowing manner. Said motorist Homemade "ZORBA THE GREEK'' formation a1•e avmlable at the The College Inn food service tmn. West Berhn l\tayo1' . W1lly relatives. He lt>ft Red Cllina in this summer, Ims won a nationiJJ shall approach said . stop sign ALSO LilA KEDROVA stuc!a~t government offices ~~~ the will also cater to :Parties and ban- Br~~;ndt, leade1• of the opposition August after staying there more award in the field of industri~l at 2 miles per hour from a dis pies & pastries SPECIAL OFFER! 11 ActlVItics Ccnta1• of the Utuon, quets by non-resident gtoups. Socml Den1ocl•ats, conceded de- than 11 years. psychology, tance 00: not less than 10 miles, BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS" Mu · lh. . · · 1 ·· . . · feat. . -o- Dr, Guion's research nropo•'"l. and shall when approaching SOUNDTRACK AlBUMS MONO 3.98 11. reo SRl< nuangetnent.s can .. Incompl.flte r.·epo1•ts indicnte a CAPE KENNEDY A u· • ". Th M · f w ~ ~ .. he 1 d b 11' f ·' . . . · , · . ' ' - mon e l eanmg o ork and the said. sign, provide ample warn- 106 CORNELL SE STEREO 4.98 Las C ampanas 11a e Y ca mg oou serv1ce con 1Itto.n of Clu•istinn J?emocl'ats offici:tl sa~;s. tlatt t~e •e's, a ,good Motivation of· Work" was judged ing of approach, Upon a1•rival NEAR UNM 1 PURCHASERS Will RECEIVE A T. 1 .11 b t' f L at 243-750. !J. and F'lee Democrats Will have a chance strilnng Bocmg m1ss1ltnen the best of 27 entries fot• the a·n at S. aid sign, said driver shall 6 3" 1o Don ' " a.m.· p.m. TICKET FOR ANY COMING FILM! ef!~pho's C tere WI T e S, meeS m1 o21 n~ Murphree said mcal ticltets majority of about SO seats in tile will defy a govel'nll!ellt Ol'der to· l1ttal . James McJ{een . Catteli' execute a complete motor ve- L------' li!Oiil tli:NTIJI\1. &Ji:, 24't.A4l4_._... 3 ~~Jl;I~~s in ui{oo~~· 2ai~' of t~e can be pu1'cbased b; students 1h0'tJr 11°use otf P.arlinment. T~e~t dcay ~nd picket at all five of the Award of the Division of. In.dusJ .., U, •. • · h · . , . . e 119 sea s m tl~e outgomg a11e s entrances. rial Psychology Am ,. p 1! nion. w o do not hve Ill College Inn. cham bel', The sttikers Wel'e ordered to ological Associ;tion, encan , syc • ' vomcnt fn cam~ 247-1782, extension 22. end ~ubscquonf fot.lf, ot tha student moy prehenlian ond rec(:lll, Any ~ludont who SUPER MILK SHAKES ...... rC!fcko tho cou;sa /rca cf r:hargtt# A to· must wHI1drllw fMm iht! touue for any raa .. 10¢ funcf IJ cond'l!lotial upon tho student altancf• 1011 may te·llntllr ony ~ubs.equcnt t(uJues e Shop-from-the-Dorm Service. DiCll 247-1782, I ing all tlar.ses -or htJYihg tnada up mtucd at any futuro timo ot no cdclitlonal cast. 1 MILK .. , ...... • • • • • • • • • • • • .• • t • • • • • 12¢ ~~~~~ ~~~~ ~ ~ extension 11; for a Personal Shopper. I e Two stores to serve you: Fedway Downtown Just Dial 243-2322 for Fast Service and (4th and Copper) • , • and Fedway Winrock High-Quality Food at Low, low Prices J CLASSES START (louisiana Md Indian School Rot1d). I Shown: Hot Dogs(R) that f1t like skin, and Poor Boys. Both of soft sweatshirt knit. Your choice ~ I sE PTE MB E R 27, 28,, 29 I of -a variety of colors in sizes 5-15 4.00 ea. EXCiTING, CORNER ASH N.E., ' SECURE AT GRAND . Across the street from the campus Phone 243-28811: I ' .For FREE BROCHURE and CLASS SCHEDULES confClct . I (RlThermo-Jac's(TM) LIVING •. 1916 CENTRAL S.E. I II II I II II I II I I I I I I II II II II II I I I I I II I I EVELYN WOOD READING DYNAMICS INSTITUTE 1 1 11 I II I I I I II II II II I I II II II I II I II I I I llAM ..... llPM 1 . 2933 Monte Vista NE • Albuquerque • Phone 265-6761 I ·------~-·------~' --.. ..__ __... __., ...... -tEAR OUT THIS AD ------