Grass busts ‘•coincidental’-Foot Patrol By MIKE GORDON Frierson admitted that “There may report automatically on all students. This Community dissatisfaction with the have been some question as to our right was by request of the Chancellor.” Foot Patrol and other police agencies to be where we were,” and furthermore But the pair aroused support from surfaced Thursday night as two Patrol acknowledged that there had been no lost onlookers at least once, when Frierson members and County Supervisor Dan child. He used the story because “we agreed that liquor should be available in Grant faced question-and-answer sessions needed to set you at ease” while I.V. at a meeting of Richard Applebaum’s searching for a cocaine dealer in the Earlier, Supervisor Grant declared his Sociology 127 class, billed as an “ Open vicinity, he said. conditional support for I.V. incorporation. “Incorporation should Forum on Isla Vista.” Countering a claim that the Foot An audience of over 100 repeatedly provide a rallying point,” he exhorted Patrol employed informers in I.V., the listeners, “to turn this community around questioned Foot Patrol officers Bob police representatives explained, “We Frierson and Bill Mauras on police and get going.” don’t try to cultivate informers. This is Grant recounted a history of zoning attitudes toward drug use and expanding something narcotics officers do.” Foot Patrol coverage in Isla Vista. and governmental problems in Isla Vista, Frierson added that “we have been beginning in 1927 when the entire area Commenting earlier, Supervisor Grant, needled by other (Sheriffs officers”) asked if he favored the incorporation of was zoned into 25-foot-wide lots for oil because they feel Foot Patrol officers are developers. “The lots are some horror Isla Vista, replied, “If the financial too lenient on dope smokers. He went on answers are favorable, yes.” we’ve had to live with ever since,” said to declare, “There is some animosity the man who has been 3rd (Isla Vista) Speaking for the Foot Patrol, Frierson between the Foot Patrol and officers of responded to the audience’s stream of District Supervisor since 1960, but who the Sheriffs Department.” recently announced he will not run for questions about recent rises in the The Patrol’s recent expansion of number of local marijuana arrests: “It is re-election. coverage into all of I.V. came up several With the help of I.V. Governmental pure coincidence.” times at the meeting. Frierson and Mauras Study head Leo Jacobsen, Grant went on “Each officer has his own priorities, maintained that residents themselves to outline the role of ’s Local what he likes to look for,” declared wanted it. “I have received over 100 Agency Formation Commission (LAFCO) Frierson. “To myself, marijuana would be requests to come out of the Loop,” in I.V.’s posable incorporation. a very low priority.” insisted Frierson. A member of the audience at one point “Don’t think that incorporation of voiced a complaint about Foot Patrol At one point, while discussing police your city lets you do anything you officers who, when discovered in his back procedure in arrests, one of the officers want,” warned Grant, citing what photo: Van Cline yard, told him they were looking for a off-handedly noted to the surprise of the Jacobsen later termed the “mysteries and S.B. Supervisor Dan Grant lost child. audience that “the school gets an arrest (Continued on p. 8, col. 4)

Presidential candidate Jenness Gardner to speak slams unequal application of laws on urban future „ “Radicalization means people, standing up, thinking, organizing, righting for themselves. We By FRED NIEDERMAN have to build massive movements outside the “In the absence of criticism, every organization ends up being Democratic and Republican parties.” Presidential managed for the benefit of the people who run it.” candidate for the Socialist Workers Party, Linda Speaking on “Citizen Action” John W. Gardner brings three Jenness spoke at Campbell Hall on Friday. She years of experience as Secretary of Health, Education and continually stressed the need for building Welfare under President Johnson, to his lecture tonight at 8 p.m. movements of the people which, because of a in Campbell Hall. common enemy, will serve to undermine the present Gardner has served as director of Telephone, Shell governmental structure. Oil, Time Incorporated and American Airlines. He has served as a Jenness spoke of atrocities like the Attica revolt trustee to Educational Testing Service, Systems Development which she said were created and perpetuated by the Corporation, Woodrow Wilson Foundation and the Metropolitan government. “The American people Museum of Art. were told vicious lies so that the government could He is also the former president of the Carnegie Corporation justify the attack. These kinds of lies play on the which funded colleges and universities for over a quarter of a prejudices of the American people.” billion dollars in the last 60 years and he has headed Urban Jenness feels the wrong people are in' prison Coalition, formed after the big city riots of 1968. today. “There is no fair and equal application of the Gardner has written four books of his own entitled, “The law in this country. The big murderers in this Recovery of Confidence,” “No Easy Victories,” “Excellence” society, like Nixon, and the big thieves in this and “Self-Renewal.” society, like Rockefeller, are not in prison — they’re Presently, Gardner serves as chairman of Common Cause a running our country for us! It’s the poor, oppressed show Nixon we don’t believe the war is over. We self-styled citizen’s lobby which claimed more than 200,000 paid citizens who rill our prisons. The laws are not made have to stay in the streets until every ship, plane, members after the first year of its existence. and enforced to protect the citizens. They are made bomb and man is brought home, and Vietnam The citizen’s lobby is primarily designed to deal with excessive to protect the property and wealth of the rich.” belongs to the Vietnamese.” corruption which Gardner rinds in public office in our country. Jenness has respect for the Vietnamese who According to Jenness, “The United States “It is not just the citizen who is hurt by the vast, shady game “continue to resist the worst war machine this government stays in power two ways: 1) repression, of political barter and purchase. The nation is hurt when great world has ever known.” She feels that, “we have to and 2) deception, where the government gains decisions are made by venal men, concerned chiefly with private authority by lying to the people. Whenever the gain, the payment of political obligations or the consolidation of government is exposed or challenged, their control personal power. is weakened.” Jenness advocates that people provide “Sound public policy cannot be formulated. Programs cannot this challenge and exposure. be soundly administered. The public process falls apart.” Jenness emphasized repression of women as one In January 1971, Common Cause raised the issue of campaign of the capitalist society’s primary evils. “We have spending in the courts and claims the beginning of a victory been cheated and dehumanized for so long that when granted access to files containing “the whole ugly story of women are now ready to right. That’s what the campaign financing.” feminist movement is all about.” She compared In addition Common Cause campaigned for the Constitutional women’s, liberation to that of the gay liberation amendment granting 18-year-olds the right to vote; with movement and the student, Chicano and Black environmental groups to defeat the SST; to challenge the movements. Congressional seniority system in Congress; for a withdrawal When confronted with the realistic question of date for American troops in Indochina. her chances of winning, Jenness replied, “I run in Gardner, as Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare, dealt elections to expose people to how I feel.” She with problems of the inner city. Of these he states: added, “I’m calling for a constitutional amendment “If we are to get to the root of the problem we shall also have about my age. Thomas Jefferson, Angela Davis and to take vigorous action in education, health and nutrition the Kent State students were all under 35, and programs, the creation of job opportunities, the elimination of they’ve made greater contributions to society than slum conditions and similiar measures.” Dick Nixon and his henchmen ever will. Concerning minorities, Gardner suggests that discrimination “There is no difference between Nixon and (Continued on p. 8, col. 1) S ^v«»\vm v\\\v^xv\v\v\v\v\vxvvvvv\v< photos: Melinda Finn (Continued on p. 8, col. 4) PAGE 2 U CSB DAILY NEXUS MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7,1972 Contests for artistic academics come to UCSB Photography Writing Bibliomania Amateur photographers from their prints exhibited in the UCen Two $100 writing awards are Bibliomania has potential rewards for UCSB students who enter the the UCSB campus and the for two weeks after the contest. being offered to students in any 1972 Edwin Corle Memorial Book Collection Contest, the ninth surrounding community are One of the judges will be college or university in California annual event honoring the late Santa Barbara author and book invited to try their luck at the Robert Ketchen, a UCLA by the editors of Spectrum, the collector. new Recreation Department graduate with a major in Design literary magazine of the Undergraduate and graduate student collectors are eligible to enter and a minor in Photography. Photo Contest. The theme of the University of California at Santa separate contests in which cash prizes are awarded to the three top contest, which is open to Ketchen has since worked as a free Barbara. entries. Awards are the same in each contest: first prize, $200; second lance photographer and personal students, faculty, staff and Isla prize, $100, and third prize, $50. Vistans, is PEOPLE. photographer for the Janss One cash award is for the best unpublished uncopyrighted poem The two categories are slides Corporation in Sun Valley, Each contestant should submit an annotated bibliography of his and prints, with no Idaho. He is planning on teaching or group of poems, the other for collection, along with a short essay not exceeding 400 words. The th e b ^ s t unpublished, differentiation between at the Sun Valley Creative Arts essay should describe how and why the collection was assembled. -black-and-white and color. There Center this summer. Ketchen will uncopyrighted prose fiction. Deadline for entries is March 31, and they should be sent to contest will be ten dollar First Prizes for offer critiques of any work chairman Christian Brun, department of special collections, University both divisions and ribbons for submitted. Manuscripts with Library. first through fifth places. All Submit entries at the UCSB return-address, stamped consenting entrants will have Recreation Office, Bldg. 434, envelopes should be sent to Entries will be judged on the extent to which the collection beginning Feb. 2. Entries will Spectrum Prize Contest, P.O. Box represents a well defined field of interest. A prime consideration in the clœe at 5 p.m. Feb. 9. NO LATE 14800, University of California, judging will be the appropriateness of the books in a collection to the ENTRIES PLEASE. Santa Barbara, 93107. Contest chosen field of interest. Collections should contain at least 35 titles Contest judging will be deadline is Feb. 14. and no more than 50. Wednesday, Feb. 9 in the UCen Program Lounge. The slide The winning works will be Preliminary judging will be on the basis of the bibliographies and judging will begin promptly at 6 published in Spectrum’s spring essays, and finalists will then be asked to submit their books to the p.m. and the print judging will issue and the other manuscripts judges. Final judging will occur about April 12. begin about 8:45 p.m. Everyone will be considered for publication Winning entries will be displayed in the University Library as a is invited! in that issue. feature of National Library Week. The winning undergraduate A VALENTINE collection also will be entered in the $1000 Amy Loveman National THOUGHT: Contest, UCSB’s contest is sponsored each year by Mrs. Jean Corle in memory of her husband. Roses are red IRS offers help The Internal Revenue Service will be giving free tax assistance to students in Isla Vista this year. Volunteers from Internal Revenue will be at the Isla TRANSCENDENTAL Violets are blue ' Vista Community Service Center on Thursday nights from 7 to 8. They will stay until 9 or 9:30 if necessary. The MEDITATION i Service Center is located at 970 Embarcadero del Mar “ There Is a way to expand the conscious mind, Break your (above Switchboard and the Free Clinic). L tap an exhaustible reservoir of energy and creative ¡ This service will begin Feb. 17 and will continue through Intelligence, and bring fulfillm ent to life contract at the March 2, unless student interest is satisfactory, in which . case the program wilwill continue through April 13. Call SIMS PRESENTS ITS FIRST LECTURE ! 687-6487 for information. TONIGHT MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7 quarter 8:15 P.M. ROOM 1940 ELLISON HALL

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The landlords’ names are pulled out of a hat, and must by the team selected with The UCSB Housing Office has been asking itself that question this serve, as in a jury. financial support from the University, the University year, as complaints to them seem to have reached an all-time low. So you see, the help is there, but the Housing Office depends on Nobody wants to push an issue if it doesn’t exist, but if it does, the Religious Conference and the you. Tejeda commented, “An office for service must react to new State Dept. This year Pakistan Housing Office wants to supply the best help possible by becoming demands for service rather than creating business for itself. We urge more visible, and to that end has revitalized old programs and training will begin on the night of that anyone with input toward enlarging our scope of activities, with Feb. 11 at 7 in 1004 SH. instituted a new service. housing complaints, or those interested in inspecting apartments or That new service is in the form of Mike Tejeda, recently appointed taking surveys, to come by and make yourself known.” off-campus housing services assistant to Joan Mortell. Tejeda has the task of providing in-person advice to I.V. residents, processing and RENTS AND OTHER MYTHS Law school following up complaints, and lending his long experience as a resident A further task of Tejeda is to chart the course of housing patterns in The Black Law Students to both Isla Vistans and members of the Housing Office staff. Mike can areas of rent and where students are living. The latest findings are of Association will hold a recruiting be found in the Housing Office, first floor of the Administration Bldg., great interest. meeting on Feb. 12, Saturday, at between the bureaucratic hours of 8-5. There is a myth that since the riots, students have been fleeing Isla the USC Law Center from 9 a.m. Vista to the hinterlands, but the figures don’t support that contention. to noon. Applications, financial SERVICES AVAILABLE In fall of 1969—pre-riots—63 percent of students lived in I.V., 4 per aid information, interview A complaint may be phoned in or recorded in person at the Housing cent in Goleta, 11 per cent in S.B. and 20 per cent in dorms. In fall of procedures, etc. will be discussed. Office, by both students and non-students who live in housing on the this year, 59 per cent lived in I.V., 6 per cent in Goleta, 12 per cent in All Black Seniors (especially) and ‘approved list.’ Tejeda advises coming in person, as it is far easier to get S.B. and 21 per cent in dorms. Both years 2 per cent commuted from Juniors interested in attending all needed details. God-knows-where. Little difference, right? Law school should attend. From there, the manager is officially notified by phone, and the The myth of rents is a different matter. People say rents dropped owner by mail, of the complaint, and is asked to rectify it or give cause over last year’s rates, and that’s generally right for any given as to why it must await a delay. apartment. However the big determining factor is the availability of In the event a complaint calls for an in-person look, a team of apartments within a given price range, and the evolution over the housing inspectors operating out of the Housing Office with the help recent years indicates a steady and sharp rise in expensive apartments of NEXUS staffers Kevin Murphy and Rich Eber, and myself Mike Hood of IVCAB, can be drawn from a list to respond, usually the same » Rents Fall of: 1966 1969 1971 i day. They will record the official apartment condition as well as file over $90/mo./person 7% 16.5% 48% the complaint. ! $65-89 28.5% 53.3% 30.7% i Within a week (or two at the most) the complaintant will be • $45-64 56% 24.5% 14.5% 1 notified of the progress made, and will be advised that (1) the problem I $0-44 8.5% 5.7% 6.8% ; has been solved, (2) that he’d better get a lawyer, or (3) suggest he submit the complaint to the compulsory arbitration of the Mediation Board. with a concurrent decrease in availability of cheap to moderate rents. Inflation takes its toll. Prices of individual units may be down, bu* HOUSING HASSLES the availability of reasonable rates in general is clearly diminishing. All approved listings, to get there, must agree to let the Mediation Board hear hassles regarding their housing. It cannot hand down legal APOLOGY DEPT. I blew the info on the IVCSC Children’s Films in rulings or assess damages, but its findings have nearly always been last week’s column—they’re being shown Sundays at 2:30 p.m. in I.V. adhered to, even by disgruntled owners. The composition of the board School, corrects director Ross Pumfrey.

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The Goleta County Water District is without a legal advisor. But Jones' reign in Goleta water affairs has ended. More important 1 The resignation last week of Robert Jones as their attorney came now is the board's selection of a new legal advisor. They will send letters 1 1 amidst community protests leveled against the past board of conflict of to every attorney in the county and interview those who are interested. | 1 interests and all too frequent decision making without citizen input. This is a key opportunity for the new members to strengthen their 1 anti-developmental position. Weakened by the pressures and expertise of 1 We hope these practices, consistently ignored by the commercial press the old-guard board members, they have failed to take a hard-line slate 1 1 can be written off as past mistakes and are not representative of other stand on any important issue. I county public agencies. They need an attorney who will honestly represent the residents of 1 Jones' resignation remains a mystery — his letter to the board is still Goleta — citizens who gave a vote to limited growth in the future — not 1 i secret. private interests. One who will be inspired to surpass state and national 1 The long awaited letter from County Counsel George Kading on environmental laws rather than be shackled by them. § whether clear authorization existed for Jones' legal opinion on himself An attorney whose beliefs and abilities will reunite and strengthen the § s and subsequent $850 payment was read at Thursday night s public new board rather than shatter the voters' vision. | meeting. One of the new board's key mistakes was a 3-2 vote in December to 1 Kading merely asked more questions rather than answer them — he retain Jones. Now they have one of those rare opportunités to reconsider i 1 will make a decision when he has more information. and try again.

DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau The Kulture Korner m . t h e r e . M y , M E U y P O N 'T M Y N A M E S N M M £ S FEEL PAP.. THE PETER QUIMBY' 0 .P .! Z 6 E 0 R 6 E . IMPORTANT TH/NS IS volunteerep 1 Z W A S THAT YOU'RE ON YOUR. PRAFTEP. WAY TV VIETNAM// 1972 is going to be a big year. in veil ted by Fisher-Price, and middle of a bare sidewalk. A Not only will this be the year of generally appearing to be a game cyclist rides toward him at least I another presidential election and fit only for girls’ P.A. classes. thirty miles per hour. The Evel Knievel’s Snake River Gorge But even though the present pedestrian attempts to guess Motorcycle Jump, but 1972 is schedule . represents a which way the cyclist will swerve also an Olympic year. With the tremendous breadth of sport, I while the cyclist attempts to Winter Games in Sapporo, and feel that there is a deficiency gap, guess which way the pedestrian the Summer Games, to be played for there is one aspect of the will jump. this fall, in Munich, there will be world of athletics which is not Broken Field Riding. 100 a wide variey of events, from represented. This is the many cyclists race between two pylons speed skating to Greco-Roman types of bicycle-pedestrian sports 100 yards apart on a course six wrestling. o f UCSB. Unique and feet wide. Fifty start from one This wide range results from invigorating contests that have pylon while fifty start from the Avery Brundage and the gang at developed from the interactions other. ßOY, AM Z EXCITED1. cook! th e International Olympic of bicycles and pedestraihs on the Bicycle Slalom. On a sidewalk Z HAVEN'T PEEN TH/S Committee constantly tinkering sidewalks of UCSB, these are filled with dogs, people, EXCITED ABOUT A TRJP RICE with the schedule of events, in games which make going to class construction equipment and S/NCE CAST YEAR RAPPtES! keeping with the philosophy that a lot more exciting. And not one slower bicycles', a cyclist attempts WHEN Z FCEhJ TO the Olympics should reflect the of these is an Olympic event. to traverse 100 yards at twice the PORT LAUPERPALEl / full spectrum of sporting Following, therefore, are some rate of speed of the rest of the activities. Recently added, as suggested Olympic ' events, traffic on the sidewalk. chronicled in Life Magazine, was inspired by the games of UCSB. Intersection. This game a mutant form of soccer using a Pedestrian Chicken. In this simulates what happens whenever ball that looks like it was game, a pedestrian stands in the a sidewalk and a bikeway intersect. 100 pedestrians and 100 cyclists are locked in a Letters circular room with a radius of ten feet. As in Destruction Derby, the last contestant still moving Manifesto wins. Park the Bike. This game is To the Editor: close to Musical Chairs. Fifty Fight political hype The purpose of the Angela Davis Defense Committee is to cyclists attempt to park in ten demonstrate our solidarity with Angela. We, the members of the spaces. Then the ten winners To the Editor: committee NECESSARILY realize that her struggle is our struggle. Her attempt to park in one space. Every year I sit around wondering what I can do about the war, struggle in the courtroom is intensely relevant to our struggle here on This game is over very quickly. about legalizing dope, about police brutality, about the morass of the criminal system, about the totally destructive path being forced upon the University campus. Angela demonstrated her dedication and Obstacle Run. A cross between the' environment and about myself thinking about thinking what I can concern for us, illuminating the interconnectedness of all aspects in the mountain climbing and trotting do. Then I become depressed both at the insignificance of any lives of oppressed people within and beyond the boundaries of the through a mine field, this is unimaginative acts I may do and at the inevitable realization that I will U.S.A. evidently a very popular game, as do nothing. I get loaded and forget. I despair of politics, lose faith in This committee initiates the voice and emotion with which our everyone has played it at one people, retreat into personal isolationism, total self-interest, hedonism. movement is and must be directed and that is self-determination and time or other. Ten pedestrians This year is different politically and morally. This year I can do realization. These are the things to which our comrade addressed attempt to enter the building in something simple that will work despite government incredibility, herself. front of which rests the bike rack media management, political hype. This year I can try to get as many We say we must all take part, we can not let her down. used in the previous event, people as I can influence to register and vote in the California She was for us and with us. complete with the bicycles, Democratic primary. Yours in the struggle. however placed or displaced. The To register so they can sign the dope petition and put it on the UCSB Angela Davis Defense Committee pedestrian closest to the entrance ballot. To vote for the only candidate who totally blows out the media 3rd floor UCen after one hour is the winner. and the President, the only candidate who has integrity and at the The above, in my estimation, same time is on the essential side of issues like freedom, balanced UCSB D A IL Y NEXUS represent a fair sampling of the H IL A R Y KAYE and M IKE GROSSBERG, editors natural ecology, elimination of government persecution for dope, The opinions expressed are those of the individual writer and do not type of sport enjoyed on this criminal behavior of public institutions like the police and the necessarily represent those of the Regents of the University of California, campus. Any one is worthy of the Associated Students or the UCSB D A IL Y NEXUS. Articles labelled Administration. This man is George McGovern. “editorial” represent a consensus of the UCSB D A IL Y NEXUS Editorial inclusion in the Olympics. Right, The massive possibilities of getting people just enfranchised to the Board unless signed by an individual writer. The UCSB D A IL Y NEXUS Mr. Brundage? welcomes letters and columns from opposing viewpoints. California Democratic primary, the 18 to 20 year group who Nixon’s ***** polls and advisors say don’t make a difference offer real change now. I Second class postage paid at Goleta, California, 93017, and printed by the Campus Press, 323 Magnolia, Goleta, California. Please return PO form urge all my fellow former classmates to register Democrat, to get 3579 to P.O. Box 13402, University Center, Santa Barbara, California, everyone else registered, to sign the dope petition, to vote and give 93106. Editorial Office T . M. Storke Publications Bldg. 1035, phone 961-2691. Advertising Office T . M. 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"THE'""TRUMAN CAPOTE! Community needs awareness of PAP 1 ROIAN TOLOOI WOMEN* To the Editor: noted poet, a mixed-media benefit in Campbell Hall and hopefully A Response to Jim Cumutt: some dramatic presentation. Next quarter the film series will continue Public criticism is an important tool for the expression of popular as will the concerts and poetry festivals. A puppetry workshop and •'"I*, feeling and allows for direct communication about inadequacies, puppet play and a spring festival weekend are being discussed. The Isla mistakes, oversights and unconsidered ideas in any endeavor. A critic Vista PA system has arrived and is being used. Bulletin boards are can effect direct, positive action toward a desired goal, yet it is being constructed in conjunction with the Isla Vista Planning imperative that his facts be complete and correct. I thank Mr. Cumutt Commission. for his questions abbut the Isla Vista People’s Arts Program but I must Mr. Cumutt did hit on one shortcoming of the People’s Arts I “I may__ - ^ offer additional information for clarification. ÿon’v e i I have been involved in Isla Vista for more than five years: originally Program: community awareness of its existence. In order to speed up operated on as a visitor to close friends in the community, later as a student (Fall community involvement, I extend an invitation to Mr. Cumutt and the wrong patient? Quarter 1966), continually as a participant in I.V. activities (from any other concerned persons to join pie in making plans for future beach parties to town meetings) and then as a returning resident events and in helping the committee implement cultural programs. working in apartment maintenance. My current stay started in August I can be reached at Campus Trailer 307A, 961-3177, from 9-11 from which time I worked as a painter, gardener and repairman until Monday through Thursday or at the Community Annex, 900 IR8EC. SCOTT my appointment to the People’s Arts Program. Embarcadero del Mar, Suite E, 961-3754, from 4-6 Monday through Last quarter the PAP cultural happenings were file I.V. Thursday or at 968-7928 (my home phone number which I have had |“THEHQSPfIA£ Documentary Film Series, a Sunday afternoon “Mad Tea Party” and since October 1, listed under my name since November). If we combine all our energies, we have the chance for making new fantastic , CINEMA an evening performance of the Park Theatre production of “Waiting OHoujfn*/ for Godot.” This quarter there have been two park miniconcerts, and creations. will be the Children’s Program of the Film Series (experimental films ED CARROLL, JR. for all ages), at least one more town concert, a poetry festival with a People’s Arts Program. Attack misdirected I Collins corrects I To the Editor: To the Editor: The substance of Jim Cumutt’s letter of Feb. 2 has been I have observed with surprise that Mr. Fernando V. Padilla wrote in N commented upon by Bob Leland and I need not reiterate. However, I the DAILY NEXUS of Wednesday, Feb. 2, 1972 that “Last year, for do need to explain that Jim’s attack was somewhat misdirected. Bob’s example, Dean Collins unilaterally revised the Campus Fellowship Lftîfiu involvement with the Arts Program was limited to the writing of the Program in such a way that it decreased the financial commitment to wm HR yäiQ fc original proposal until I asked him to attend Arts Program Committee support minority graduate education at UCSB.” The Campus c a r l o a d meetings one month and a half ago. Thus, he can’t reasonably be held Fellowship Program was indeed revised, but in fact a greater, not less, 3 PtATUXtS LtuC' I responsible for the program’s supposed failure. financial commitment was made to the program. UütUß1 Ed Carroll, as stated in the aforementioned letter, is employed by ROBERT O. COLLINS, Dean tltt U t E O Q U æ è l the Arts Program Committee, but it was not mentioned that he can act Graduate Division caP lo a b only at that body’s behest. As chairman of the committee, any - And — criticisms or questions regarding the operation of the program should MUNTZ I'THE DESERTER'; be directed at me. Meetings of the Arts Program Committee are held on alternate —— ìnbbvisi» —-A TAPES l STEREOS Tuesdays and anyone with criticisms and/or questions is welcome to even/máhfc Installation Service m WIROOW cvetyitehtr H610M THEQMgÄ attend. Announcement of the time and place of the next meeting will Lowest Prices . 6529 Trigo .MAR. be made in the NEXUS’ Kiosk section on Feb. 14. 3621 State - 687-3513 MICHAEL M. HOOD Open 12 noon to 8:00 p.m. Diamonds _ f lr e MAGIC LANTERN: » Forever If You Want to Fall in Love, THEATRE

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By SKIP RIMER Diablos, and as a result, got open for and the way in which many of his In one of the most awesome displays numerous high percentage shots. Of their teammates were scoring theirs is of near-perfect basketball played by a 110 total, 30 of them came on layups. important. UCSB team in memory, the Gauchos ran The Gauchos finished the game with their Adolf danced, spinned, and hustled his over, past and through a good Cal State highest field goal percentage of the season way to his points on his own efforts. team 110-81 Saturday night — 57.5 per cent. Jackson, who was double-teamed, and in Robertson Gym, and now have their Leading by only eleven (46-35) at the often triple-teamed, still managed to fight machine rolling at full tilt. half, UCSB shot an incredible 73.6 per his way to his eleven scores. Not only was their point total the cent from the field in the second, scored Los Angeles was almost completely largest of the season, but their defense 64 points, and blew Cal State out. shut off inside and on the break. What left Los Angeles erratic and far behind. John Tschogl, who last week became happened, then, was that for Cal State, Part of the reason for the onslaught, the second player in UCSB history to there were five individuals out there was that two more Gauchos joined the score 1,000 points, put in another playing basketball, with each one having now complete Gaucho engine. outstanding performance — and one of to use his, individual skills to keep Ron Allen, in his best offensive his mcst complete. When Tschogl was on themselves in the game. performance of the year, scored a game the court, everyone knew it. For UCSB, on the other hand, there high, as well as his UCSB career high, 29 On defense, he acted like a lion were five teamates on the court. Add to points (which seems to be the Gauchos protecting his den. He grabbed every that their individual efforts, and it was magic number of late) - 13 of his 17 rebound in sight, helped shut off Cal too much for the Diablos. At game’s end, shots from the field for a 76.5 State’s inside game, and quickly turned the Gauchos had 22 assists, to just 9 for percentage. the Gaucho defense into offense. CSLA. They also out-rebounded Los Steve Rockhold also played with spark Tschogl fouled out with 2:59 Angeles 60-45. not seen since the CS Long Beach defeat. remaining, and UCSB completely in “It’s difficult to imagine playing any Defensively, Rock helped hold Michael charge 98-71, having scored 24 points and better defensively against a team with Jackson of Los Angeles well below his a game high 15 rebounds. their skills,” coach Barkey praised. He 24.3 points a game average, as Jackson Earl Frazier grabbed 11 off the boards then added, “It’s the best forty minutes finished with only 11. On offense, his and scored l l points, while also helping of basketball any team of mine has ever teammates continually fed the ball over put a plug on Jackson. Bob Schachter played.” the 6’7” Jackson to the 6’8” Rockhold, contributed six assists and points, and UCSB might have to repeat their where he put in five layups. He also was a main force in keeping the Gauchos Saturday performance next weekend photo Tim Lendino added a hook and eight out of eleven free moving. when they travel to Pacific and San Jose. RON ALLEN (30) enjoying his hottest night throws for a game total of 20 points. High point man for Cal State was their UOP has won 35 straight home games, of the season connecting on 13 of 17 from Running like they haven’t all season, star guard, Mose Adolf, who finished with and two weekends ago, they not only the floor, goes for lay-in as the Diablo's Vern UCSB continually ran fast breaks on the 22. But the way in which he scored them, upset, but crushed Long Beach 104-86. Hubbard (44) defends. SS88g88888S8S888888®8888S888S8SS8S88®88®8®S888®8KâS88S88888888S8888888S888888S8888S8gS888S888888S888888888888888888SSS8885 YOU KNOW IT DON’T COME EASY I Swimmers finish 2nd i Getting the most out of each team member the UCSB Swimmers came in second at the Seventh Annual Golden Coast meet Saturday. IM basketball merely gibberish? Several outstanding performances should be noted, particularly Dan Once upon a time, a SORDID would make his WHITE BLOOD j. Twogood who won the one meter diving competition with 411.65 A GRAND ENNUI PLAGUED points, a new meet record. Ron Ludekens was second with a 400 HORDE of BEATLES met some with a case of “THE ATTACK tingle. DEL PLAYA CRAWDADS and individual medley at 4:29.1, but this was good enough to break the old OF THE BOUNCING BALLS” So, Captain MICKEY RAT was some TESORO WHARFRATS. UCSB school record by more than 20 seconds. showed up with SIXPRIX thrown off his BALLBAGGERS They all hung A.C. on the SHOES, yelling, “YUCCA! I and sent the BULL GOOSE f j Another meet record was recorded in the medley relay where the SEQUOIA TREES nearby in UCSB quarter composed of Randy Steigely, Mac Bower, Chris AMMA GAI!” This astounded LOONIES, armed with recogniation of the TROPICANA WANGERS and Gammon and Dick Zimmer combined to win with an impressive 3:44 the reptile-like SAGES’ from the ANNAPURNA CRAWDADS who top of their SOUBELLIE’S to the HACKSAWS, to FLUB AND - clocking. were BACCHUS at ANOMALY Bower narrowly missed winning the 100 breaststroke, coming in tip of their PISSTONS. They THE FOUR DUBS club owned ACRES shooting HOOPIES and decided to call in the local by DIRTY HARRY. PERRY’S second while Ludekens finished second in the 400 medley and 4th in eating BEEF—O’S, obviously NARC, along with CLYDE PUSSIES were the star attraction; the 1650 freestyle. already preoccupied. At this KILMER AND THE CLITORIS such a FANTASTIC FIVE! The So it was a busy day for the Gaucho swimmers who almost defeated point EMMET FOX appeared KIDS. They did so. BOOMSQUAD TROTTERed defending PCAA champion UOP who scored 449)4 points in the meet with a RED EYE and a few Captain MICKEY RAT was onto the stage and informed all compared with 420 for UCSB. SACRED CARROTS in a HAVing A JOINT SIX when the the CHUCKOS that THE CATS Social Advocates for Youth: young TROPICANA WACKER. He told emergency call came through the (the KRACK KILLERS) from (Continued from p. 6) people, ages 7-14 need your love all those SLICK DUDES that switchboard operator, SISTER the GJS.E. were on their way. 6623 SH at 3:45. All faculty and and support NOW! SAY is a new they should TAEKA KRAPPA MARY. She relayed the message Everyone fled. The BULL students are invited. concept working with troubled DAE on the BLACK STONE to him, adding that some GOOSE LOONIES found only a Mechanical Engineering Department youth in the Goleta Valley. You are which the GOPHERS did in DEVIANT ASS PICKERS were BLACK TOYON TWERP when presents Dr. Peter W. Likins, needed now. For more information they arrived. Hence, they retired call 967-2343 or contact the CAB SECOND ELLISON. All the seen BERI-BERIing at FLYING associate professor with the UCLA B.F.D.’S gathered there FELT LADO ACES. This was a sly from the force with only Mechanics and Structures Office, 3rd floor of the UCen. Table Tennis Club ping pong nite in like saying “UP YOUR” to the decoy, for SISTER MARY knew APACHA CHOCOLATE Department in a lecture titled (Continued on p. 8, col. 2) "Liapunov Stability Analysis of 2320 RG. Everything provided. SCRUNT, but instead, they the GRAND ENNUI and wanted Spinning Flexible Spacecraft." 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PHONE 962-8174 at 961-3702 444444 444444444444444444444 4 44444 4 44 44444 4 4 4 4 4 444444^ UCSB DAILY NEXUS MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7,1972 PAGE 8 Incorporation, busts- CAB Consumer Protection Week topics of ‘open forum’ By PHIL WHITE and Dale Sekobich, “consumer protection (Continued from p. 1) Starting today and ending on Friday, the specialists” from the Federal Trade Commission; Community Affairs Board is presenting Bill Steele from the Consumer Fraud Unit of the unexpected risks” of self-government. Consumer Protection Week, which is designed, in Santa Barbara District Attorney’s office and To set up self-governing districts in I.V., Grant declared, would the words of co-chairman John Grant, to make Benjamin Frank and Robert Goodwin from require a petition to LAFCO of 25 per cent of local property owners - students “aware of their rights as consumers and Consumer Action in Santa Barbara, will be the not residents. When audience members pointed out that the owners of teach them how to protect themselves.” The featured speakers. most Isla Vista property are absentee landlords, Grant admitted that week will include speeches, a symposium, films Associate Professor William Chambliss, of the getting them to sign such a petition “will cause problems” because the and displays about various aspects of consumer Sociology Department, and Professor Walter tax rises that would accompany incorporation could cut into profits. problems. Mead, of the Economics Department, will sit on “What you will require (to incorporate) will be special legislation,” There will be three speeches in the UCen the panel along with two students. opined the supervisor. Isla Vistans could write “a very powerful brier’ Program Lounge today, Thursday and Friday Three movies from Ralph Nader’s Task Force for resident, rather than property owner, rights of petition, he said, from 12 to 1 p.m. Today, Toby Rothschild, from will be shown during the week: On Tuesday, at suggesting that if legislators lived in I.V. for a while, they would soon the Legal Aid Foundation in Long Beach, will 12:20 p.m. in 1940 Ellison, “Does Advertising come to agree. speak on “Class Suits.” Tell It Straight;” on Thursday, from 4-5 p.m. in The key man in Sacramento for such “special legislation” would be On Thursday, Paul Relis, from the Santa 1179 Chem, “Pollution: Justice for Some” and Assemblyman John Knox from the Bay Area Grant informed the Barbara Ecology Center, will speak. To wind up “Processing Foods: The Chemical Feast.” audience. Knox was a co-author of the Knox-Nesbitt Act that the week on Friday Herschel Elkins, deputy In addition, displays will be set up on the originally set up LAFCO. attorney general of California, will speak on second floor of the UCen and in the library. Zoning variances and other historical dubious land dealings in Isla “awareness, action, research direction and All those desiring further information on Vista also came up at the meeting. One example cited by Grant prosecution as they pertain to consumer affairs.” Consumer Protection Week or who are interested involved the annexation of the nearby Santa Barbara Airport by the On Wednesday, Feb. 9, a Consumer Affairs in working on the Para-legal Committee should city of Santa Barbata. Symposium will be held in Lotte Lehmann phone the CAB office, 961-2391, or leave a note “When they annexed the airport in 1961, they simply ran a corridor Concert Hall starting at 4 p.m. Wendy Kaufman in Grant’s mailbox in the CAB or A.S. offices. from the city limits a mile out at sea, then bent inland to include the airport,” revealed Grant, who went on to call the move “highly unusual, the first and last time it happened in the state of California MARISCOed the BOZO and and a hideous example of land-grabbing.” turned him over to the NUT “I think the University still retains oil rights” on the 25-foot lots G a r d n e r SQUAD. that checkerboard I.V., commented the supervisor in closing. (Continued from p. 1) IM Story NOTE: The above capitalized After the forum ended, Professor Applebaum announced that next boils down ultimately to words are authentic names of week’s Sociology 127 meeting would hear from representatives of the “ problems of housing, (Continued from p. 7) Intramural Basketball teams this Berkeley Tenants’ Union and the I.V. Tenants’ Union. unemployment, education, quarter. A few of the 155 teams health, income maintenance and NUISANCE to hang OFF THE have been left out to protect the so on.” He favors a WALL. innocent. reorganization oriented approach In the meantime, Captain Jenness speaks out to solving mutual problems. MICKEY RAT had the NICKLE Gardner, speaking tonight as SHOE SHINE BOYS check the Volunteers (Continued from p. 1) the fifth speaker in the “Future J.C. LIFE, LIGHT, & POWER of Student Lobby Annex needs McGovern, Jenness insisted. “Both are generally controlled by the of Man” series, writes in his most PHI SIGMA KAPPA, sometimes volunteers to count referendum same businesses. There are three main voting choices; Capitalist Party recent book of the future of our known as THE KAPPA FIVE. results today, 2-5 In the A S . Office. number one, Capitalist Party number two and the Socialist Workers cities. “We need a program that Everything was BENGLA— For information, call the Annex at Party.” links the building of new and DUNK, so they continued on to 961-2139. Jenness ended with a quote from Eugene Debs, “A time will come satellite cities, the rebuilding of LAMBDA CHI. There, they saw a when man will not treat his fellow man as a brute.” She added, “I old cities, the planned expansion HUN BALLHANDLing an agree with that statement, and that’s what you’ll be voting for if you of existing small cities and rural ARCQUART from THE RANCH. vote Socialists Workers in 1972.” economic development.” The fearless NICKLEBAGGERS RAINBOW BRIDGE " I seldom review books because all a review is, is my personal opinion you know — I might say something is really super, and you might go and not like it and say that my review is a shuck. Everything I tell you is just from where I mat. Most things I don't review on the air because most things just don't get me there. I think most of the books that I read that are sent to me for review; most of the films; most of the clubs I go to; and most of the records I hear, are just nowhere...! mean they don't do anything for me. I could not honestly recommend them to you.

"Today I saw a motion picture, that I have no financial interest or any other attachment to whatsoever,and / must tell you, it's one o f the most intriguing important films I've ever seen in my life. It's called Rainbow Bridge. It's the last film that Jimi Hendrix appeared in before his death and it is...well, it's a film about a group of people in Hawaii very much "Ke you and I; people who are trying to find The Way: the way to get closer to oneself; the way of getting into harmony with the planet; the way of getting back to the roots and the sources. Dozens of paths are explored and there is a tremendous accent on interplanetary activity and space ships and the like because Jimi Hendrix was very into it; and a lot of people in the Rainbow Bridge commune have channeling sessions with people from other planets. It's absolutely fascinating. It s an extra­ ordinary movie. "The first half deals with all the ways we try to get there. The second half features Jimi Hendrix in a free concert he did in Hawaii where he never sounded and looked better. When I left the theater, I just knew that it was (as the Marquis says) "A Message to the People of the Planet Earth"...and I knew that the message was vital and that the people we saw in the movie were real and I recommend it to your attention wholeheartedly. End of review and whatever...if you want to go see it, it's at the Aquarius Theatre, and I thought it was just beautiful." Elliot Mintz KLOS Commentary “A new generation making a new world... January 8, 1971 "The unbelievable visual effects in this film are superb, The first film of its kind ... but many people and those are some of the finest surfing sequences I have ever seen. Camera work, editing and music show may not understand it yet... A Success” tremendous imagination and creativity." Adam M alik KTTV — Terry Mayo President, United Nations General Assembly “I’m proud of JimL.comforted he left someffc/ng “For all interested in the searth for higher like this.J know he believed in it.”

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