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(CPS) — Cheated on an exam with an organized cheating ring lately? There is a growing concern involving 200 students and every among college administrators that department in the College of acadmic dishonesty is running Business Administration. rampant. They may be right. Students have used all sorts of According to the Washington Post, intricate methods to cheat. For "Cheating appears to be rising instance the University of Florida nationally, particularly in large scandal unearthed students public diversities." teough garbage cans before the And although a 1964 survey found test dates in hopes of finding that schools which employ the surplus tests. honor system have td least Elsewhere the gamut has run amount of cheating, eleven years from notes scribbled inside gum later college which do employ the wrappers to hiring ringers to honor code have found that up­ "ghost write" tests. Other weird wards of 1-3 of each class cheat. An mediods have included a pre- outbreak of cheating has attacked suranged coughing or sneezing a number of campuses. code and helpful hints written on a A special committee to study the student's blue jeans. honor code has been set up to deal More popular ideas have ranged with increased cheating at UC- from cheat sheets hidden under a Davis. watchband, between one's legs or The law center at Gerogetown inside a coffee cup to strategically University in Washington, DC has placed books that can be handily gone so far as to revoke a law flipped through with errant feet. The how-to's and prevention of PawPrint Photo by Keith Legerat degree because of a cheating in­ cident there and an F was given to cheating have been finely Calico Spring Festival Bucket Brigade Winners. This distinguished group represented Cal State, another law student after a "cut scrutinized by many school of­ San Bernardino in the recent Bucket Brigade competition, establishing a new standard in water and past job ofplagiarism on a ficials. But in the process, ac­ transport expertise. First place winners shown left to right, standing Ron Ripley, Barbara Rakow, Robin rseminar paper." cording to some observers, they Brady, Pancho Silva, Vicki Johnson, Mark Fife, Joe Coyazo. Kneeling; Chris Hite, Stephen Waterbury. The University of Florida's have lost sight of a more important Not pictured; Keith Johnson. honor court is presently d continued on page 2 (^RWF£ZNT

Volume VII No. 24 Published by the Associated Students of California State College, San Bernardino Tuesday, June 3a 197V . ten speeds: gearing down for the bicycle backlash

by Neil Klotz It was bound to happen. For European models flooded the Consumer Reports received a good either heavy and unresponsive or saddle forward to reach the han­ awhile, as ten-speed sales soared market, American bike-makers test model of it. light and seriously weak. If you dlebars comfortably. and every city council boasted a desperately tried to grab some of 2. Lugged frames are best. In the hadn't guessed, most unlugged 3. Avoid overlapping gears. bike path plan, it seemed that bikes the ten-speed market. So $1064200 range, which is where you frames are made in the US. Unknown to many, not all ten- would be hailed the saviours of desperately, in fact, that most of should stay for your first bike, look American bike-makers have speed bikes have ten speeds. The modern transit: the no-gallons-per- them jiist slapped a derailleur, for a lugged frame; that is, one in weakened their frames further by combination of five rear and two mile answer to the energy shor­ hand brakes and the word "racer" which the steel tubes are connected removing the top tube to make a front gears, or sprockets, can tage. But now, prepare for the on their old clunkers and crossed by sleeves rather than just welded "women's model." Unless you're create ten different speeds (5x2 bicycle backlash. their fingers. So you don't have to together. In addition, the lugs planning on riding in a dress, equals 10) — but not always. If- Two harbingers of the coming cross yours when you buy, here are should be tapered, not just cut women should-^- buy "men's bike-makers don't put together the backlash surfaced recently. One, a some basic tips: straight across the tubing like a models" or one of the European right combination of six'ockets survey by a car insurance in­ 1. Buy at a bike store. Ten-speeds pipe joint. Unlugged frames are "unisex" bikes and adjust the continued on page 8 stitute, purported to prove that found at large chain department most car-bike accidents were stores are poorly made as well as caused by bikers. With some glee inexpertly assembled — usually the institute heralded the fact that Uirown together by some stock boy 99 per cent of the bikers involved in right after he blew up the basket­ accidents were injured as opposed balls. If you ever needed to replace to only 1 per cent of the motorists. the brake calipers, overhaul the The other omen arrived more headset or just about anything subtly in an editorial in the else, you couldn't get rejdacement Christian Science Monitor parts. Even if you stole«next door in bewailing the ten-speed fad. "Ten the dead of night and cannibalized years ago it was a souped-up parts from the obnoxious ten-year- Chevy; now it's a 10-speed old's Sears racer, you couldn't get bicycle," grumbled tiie Monitor them to fit yours because of im­ writer. Ten-speeds really have precise workmanship. To collect • little to do with ecology, physical some strange looks, just go into fitness or fun, he said, they're just any department store and ask to another damnable way for these see their bicycle service depart­ kids to be "in." ment. Both of these clips somehow A good service department is a fused in my head as I was almost touchstone for any good bike shop. side-swiped in a bike lane for what A well-stocked workshop is a better seemed like the fiftieth time this guarantee than a salesperson's week. Behind the standard "Get- smile. Also, don't buy where they off-the-road-expletive" com­ won't let you ride. You can't buy a bination, sat the Sphinx-like bike by brand or component list, automobile brooding self-assured since all manufacturers note that over the roads of America, components are subject to change chanting, "Back to the Chevy, without notice and component children. The roads aren't free. 100 makes say the same. For this bikers get it for one of me." reason, consumer ratings of ten- Predictably, bikes have never speed models are usually out-of- been much more than toys for date and misleading. So buy a American industry. As bike sales particular ten-speed only if you doubled in the past five years and like the way it rides, not because transcendental meditation yet another consciousness

by Jobn Ghrist

In these days of anxiety because the techniques cultismi spiritual answers to the allowed them to "desensitize world's problems are com- th^selves, at their own speed, to n)6nidace. Enter the new answer: certain personal iM-oblems." a movement which is neither a But he warned that "an ex­ religion norr a philosoi^y, a tremely anxious person" may movement which simply teaches liberate nothing but problems h'om its ix'actitioners to relax. It's his mind through meditation, and called Transcendental Meditation noted that TM dropouts tend to be (TM) persons who are either too well For twenty minutes twice a day, adjusted or who have problems too practitioners sit quietly, silently severe to respond to a technique as repeating a personal mantra of "mild" as TM. less than five syllables as they Other critics have been con­ relax their bodies and nervous cerned about SCI's roots in Vadric systems and enter a totally dif­ px'inciples, and the prospect that ferent consciousness. federal grants and government TM is practiced by an estimated encouragement amount to state half million Americans, who have support of a religion. learned it through two "Maharishi's theories are pure organizations established by Hindu theology and founder Maharishi Mahesh Yogi. philosophy...(mind-transcending The Student International diought, karma, and experience to Meditation Society (SIMS) is arrive at "pure being"). This charged with bringing the ex­ religious theory of TM is evidently perience to college campuses, played down...but vestiges of it while the International Meditation remain in the teaching process," Society (IMS) concentrates on claimed an article in The working adults and their families. Humanist. "Hindu theology and SIMS has had particular success ritual will have to remain off the in popularizing TM. A majority of school grounds," it concluded. its users are students, often at­ religion or cult and does not asthma, high blood fx-essure and "Sometimes I became so tired In Newton, NJ, a controversy tracted by huge centerfolds ads in demand that a person change his angina pectoris. from meditating that I fell asleep; erupted when local church leaders college newspapers. Others attend lifestyle ... If you have a religion, One of the more interesting this was annoying when I had of^sed a proposed TM course in one of the 30 colleges and TM will help you understand it studies was even read into the someplace to go. I stopped because the local high school on the ground universities that have made TM better," its teachers have insisted. Congressional record by Sen. Adlai I don't see why an active, healthy that the course amounted to part of their curriculum. But while TM may be an exer­ Stevenson (D-IL) to encourage and alert attitude was best teaching Hinduism in the public The framework for TM is the cise, SCI has its roots in Vadic further federal examination of maintained throu^ meditation," schools. Science of Creative Intelligence Hinduism. Practitioners however TM's possible applications to he said. TM practitioners, of course, (SCI), the basic philosoirfiy of the have claimed that Vadic principles rehabilitation programs. "You get sort of apathetic," have denied that TM is a religion at Maharishi, who l^lieves tha there are "older than any religion," and Conducted among more than observed another. "You don't build all. is an "inexhaustible and fun­ therefore aren't religious in 1800 TM practitioners, this study up any tension and you don't get JOINING THE MAINSTREAM damental source of intelligence, nature. found a dramatic decrease in the excited about anything." She said Despite the dissidents, TM has energy and happiness" in every According to the Maharishi, TM use of recreational drugs such as she quit because she felt she was been touted as the answer to drug human. One of the main functions has been practiced by Indian tobacco, alcohol, marijuana, getting to dependent on TM. abuse and neurosis, a method of of TM is to put the practitioner in people for over 6000 years, but was hashish and LSD after less than Psychologist Gary Schwartz of prison reform, and the possible close contact with this source. only recently introduced to other three months; and over two years, Harvard University found in a answer to a host of other problems. TM improves "orderly thinking, countries. In 1955 the Maharishi recreational drug use by persons study he conducted that TM The state legislatures of Con­ skill in action, creative jx-ogress gave up farming to reach TM in who continued to meditate vir­ practitioners didn't fare as well as necticut and Illinois have passed and satisfaction," according to the India, and in 1959 he decided, like tually ceased. Other studies have non-users on tests of creative resolutions praising TM and asking Maharishi, and as sudi is a many gurus before and since, that shown similar results. jx-oblem solving, although they their state governments to "technique for progressive the time was ripe to come to the were better at ad-lib storytelling cooperate in spreading the word. The National Institute of Mental refinement of the nervous system"- US. CASTING ASPERSIONS Schwartz said that TM may spawn Health has provided several and a "procedure for contacting The Maharishi's fame S}X'ead There are, of course, some creative inspirations, but it does the field of creative intelligence." when the Beatles, the Beach Boys people who don't picture TM as a not encourage the excitement and federal research grants to persons studying the implications and and a host of other luminaries cure-all. sequential thinking that the ex­ LEARNING HOW pression of such ideas requires. applications of TM. A number of Training in TM is simple but flocked to his feet in the lOSO's. "It's a waste of time," John Young Americans emulated their Lennon has said, and there are Dr. Leon Otis of Stanford hi^ schools have added SCI and expensive. TM to their curricula, and the IMS rock heroes, and many of them other TM dropouts who Research Institute in California Instruction takes place in seven is in great demand to appear steps. The first three are at no found TM to be a stabilizing, found it just wasn't for concluded that just sitting quietly for 40 minutes each day worked as before corporate, civic and other charge: an introductory lecture, calming influence. them. well as "establishment" groups. followed by a preparatory talk and The value of TM spread by word "When I meditated I wat­ TM in reducing anxiety in subjects he studies. He concluded With such diverse support the a [x-ivate interview with a teacher. of mouth, and eventually, once ched the little stars one sees with both methods worked well for final impact of TM on US society But after that, the dollars start TM had a f'f'm foothold in the US, eyes closed. That became boring," fairly stable persons with some may only have begun to be felt. adding up. For one private session the Maharisni launched his world reported one ex-practitioner. with a teacher and three meeting plan to create a TM teaching center for every 1000 people alive^ on three consecutive days cheating continued following the private session, on earth. initiates pay ^5 if they are Since then, more than 200 centers students, $75 if they are working have been established in the US question; why is there cheating. of cheating are in the elementary present grading-cheating problem adults and $125 for families. alone, and an esUmated 10,000 "As long as grades maintain the school system. have met with limited success. people discover TM each month. Teachers keep half of this fee for basis for measuring academic A 1970 study by Leroy Barney Although the pass-fail system has their services, pointing out that Through the widespread use of TM, achievement and as long as these revealed that 70 percnet of all been initiated at many colleges, it the Maharishi reasons, man will teaching TM is usually their only grades depend on exam scores, the grade school children cheat. The has come under attack because of make contact with himself, then livelihood and that to become a motivation for cheating will study found that children cheat to some recent studies that claimed world's problems will essestially teacher they attended the remain high," said a faculty hide their misunderstanding of the graduate and professional schools be solved and a new age will begin. Maharishi's Villa in Switzerland' member at Eastern Mennonite assignment, to prevent others from looked down a transcript laden for personal instructions which College. thinking they are stupid or to with 'pass' grades., costs at least $1,000 plus travel "Grading encourages cheating escape from trying to live up to Some have said that one stratedy e^>enses. SEEING HOW IT WORKS by wanting a certain grade out of unrealistic expectations. might de to let grade inflation run In the private session a student A lot of support for TM has been desperation," agreed Bernard This trend is seen throughout the its course. If grades become an receives his mantra — a word generated by the scientific com­ Nizenholtz, a professor at Indiana continuing educational careers of ineffective means of evaluation, drawn from the Vadic Hindu holy munity. More scientific studies in University at South Bend. "Grades students, the study shows. A New then a new system would have to books — and basic instruction in the past two years have indicated are determined by the individual York Times survey found that this designed, they have reasoned. meditation. The three sessions that during medititation a number teacher. The grading policies of fearful obsession, with grades has Educator William Glasser, afterward are mainly to check the of profound physiological changes professors vary widely because of led to students sabotaging the work author of 'Schools Without Failure, student's progress. After that the take place. Oxygen consumption, individual biases in teaching, of others to improve their class argued that the ultimate solution to meditator is on his own but is carbon dioxide elimination, lactate learning and evaluating methods. standing. The survey also showed cheating would be "a grading entitled to free monthly checkups. levels in the blood (associated with The system of grading is so sub­ that students feel their grade system which would not rate He can slso pay an additional anxiety), blood pressure, heart jective that it doesn't mean equals their personal net worth. students against each other, thus $150 to watch 33 two-hour beat and respiration all decrease anything," Nisenholtz went on to Ironically, ^e net worth of the eliminating the psychological videotapes on SCI to learn the s^ificantly. say. grade itself has been declining. factor of failure." By reducing the philosophical framework — In addition, brain wave patterns "Like it or not, grades do mat­ Grade inflation — the recent stress of competition, said Glasser, although its practitioners are quick so significantly change that some ter," commented Edward M. abundance of A's and B's — has led cheating would also decrease. to say that TM itself is neither a scientists have des^ated TM as a White, a professor at Cal State-San employers to resort to old job If those who side with Glasser religion nor a philosophy. "fourth state of consciousness" Bernardino. "Remember the draft qualification standards. "Better a are right, cheating will not stop distinct from the other states of and that the lower rates for driving Princeton A than an A from a less until the motivations for cheating LEARNING WHAT IT IS wakefulness, dreaming and deep familiar school." said one ad­ TM "is merely an exercise, not a insurance go to A and B students." are eliminated and the root of the sleep. missions officer. philoso{^y ... We don't teach Most psychologists and school problem attacked. TM has also had successful officials have agreed that the roots Most piecemeal solutions to the oeoide how to act; we don't teach a results in treatment of stress style of thinking....TM is not a related physical diseases su(^ as The PawPrlnt, June 3, 1975 Page 3 president John phau leads the way

by Geni King There are many unfamiliar l^evailed wei e really in a sense a Califomia). We also gave students grave yard." While on campus Board of Trustees. I asked Pfau names and faces on campus but Career Development Program. more electives. As far as majors there was much discussion and a what he thought about this when I discovered that one of those When the college first started it were concerned we developed a wide range of views and pmssibility and he replied, "Having unknowns happened to be the had the highest general education task force which reviewed the disagreement, the process of a student on the Board won't college president, I decided to requirements of the system, general education (x'ogram, the making the change was far from as change much in terms of the way interview President John Pfau. comprising of ninety quarter units. results of its recommendations bitter and protracted as a similar the Board oj)erates at the present Pfau has been president of Cal As time went on it became ap- called for various schools to diange we have encountered on time. For a long time the Board of State for fourtcCT years, three other campuses. Our faculty did a Trustees at ^ meetings has had a years before there was a campus, 'very responsible job in this im- practice of having five ASB student body, or faculty. He was dertaking. presidents from various colleges appointed the position in January I can see why people have a present at Board meetings and has of 1962 and was instructed to great committment to the Liberal given them full opportunity to prepare a plan and select a staff Arts and some feel that this e:q)ress student views on any for the school's opening in the fall represents quite a change from the matter that has come before the of 1965. For three years he kind of curriculum and emphasis Board. If this is changed and one prepared and worked on the that existed in the first five or six student is put on, I don't see that it development and building of Cal years. will have a profound effect since State. In addition to the characteristics there are twenty-one Board As president, Pfau is responsible of our career type majors which we members." for aU activity on campus. Some of sought to have achieved, they are Throu^out the interview Pfau these activities are; "Seeing that not to become too narrowly responded to my questions with a we recruit and develop a good specialized. Job situations change kind of professional precision, he faculty and staff. Trying to so fast and drastically in our day would lay out all of the facts jH-ovide, through state services and and age that we set out to jH-epare regarding a certain issue and close others, the physical facilities and people to be more adaptable over a it with his persoanl opinion. Yet, in equipment and services. Main­ long range in job careers. his objectivism he projected a taining relations with the com­ My feelings however that while genuine concern regarding munity, for example, working with our responsibility as a state college everything that affects the various governmental agencies to is to help people get ready to meet students, staff, and ideologies of insure that we have appropriate the problems they face as self- the school. access roads, utilities etc. I am suK>orting earners and producers, After talking with Pfau and also responsible for seeing that we it is never the less essential that we bepoming aquainted with him it have approjM'iate student services not forget that we are still seemed odd to me that he could be and activities. While I am the one responsible for providing an such a question mark to so many designated to accept these education for them as human people. Hop)efully, the next time responsibilities, there are many beings. It is the latter that we try to you are asked who John Pfau is many other people involved in this embody in our general education you won't make the seemingly process who play major roles." program." common mistake of replaying, "I I asked Pfau what his personal We went on to talk about don't know, isn't he a Congressman feeling were regarding Cal State's Assembly Bill 534, a bill that if or something." transition from its Liberal Arts to passed would put a student on the career oriented programs. He talked at great length, explaining to me the underlying history health center provides services regarding this issue, saying, ."When the college started it faced a time when Trustee policy was to referred by a member of the staff. start with a basic under graduate PawPrint Photo by Keith Legerat 'lliere are eight people in Room Liberal Arts Program in addition 117 of the Administration Building d) three visits for consultation to a Teacher Education Program, parent that the general education develop some additional majors just waiting to cure what ails you, service upon referral. and Business Administration requirements were too high, so such as; Criminal Justice, Health be it a strain, a sprain or a pain. 8) out-patient therapy upon Program. In this sense the college they were reduced in number to Science, Nursing etc. 'Ihese are the doctors and nurses approval and hospital visits by a has never been a purely Liberal seventy quarter units. This gave It is very important to mention at the Health Center, which is a physician during the first three Arts college. This came at a time students a wider range of options that the transition received greater service provided to all registered days in the hospital when the when there was a real teacher within the general education faculty sui^rt than by far is students of CSCSB, who are studentis hospitalized through the shortage and many students were requirements. (Despite the normally the case. There is an old automatically protected by an Helath Center. planning careers in teaching, so reduction Cal State is still quite saying, "Reorganizing the overall insurance policy. All students can come in during the Liberal Arts majors that high among other state colleges in ciu*riculum is like trying to move a Some of the diagnoses and the regular operating hours which treatments available to everyone are Monday and Thursday from 8 free of charge of tuberculin skin a.m. to 6 p.m. and Tuesday, testing and routine immunizations Wednesday and Friday from*«.m. to communicable diseases, in­ to 4:40 p.m. cluding all shots required for Members of the staff include overseas travel. Samuel Plaut, M.D.; the Director, CAMPUS LIBRAR Y IS EASY TO USE There is also care of wound, who is assisted by three general burns, respiratory infections, and practicioners; Allan Abbott, M.D., glandular and gynecological Gary Schwartz M.D.; and John problems. The center provides Wilcoy M.D. There is also Robert by Geni King Moyce M.D.; a gynecologist; two The campus library is the most of all the books that are on that relating information. If you know education in family planning, drug floor. These sub-catalogues are abuse and veneral disease. Besides nurses; Vivian McEachern and needed yet the least understood the name of a particular Lois Ljuhggren, and last but not listed under title and author, not the.se services available at no facility for many students at Cal periodical, go to the desk and there least, Carolyn Kirel, the secretary. subject matter, so if the author and charge, prescription drugs can be State. Its set-up and method of will be a computorized index of all "All medical records are kept in title is not known then refer to obtained at "student rates." usage is one that requires the help the periodicals available in the the strictest confidence." Com­ main card catalogue. In addition students are entitled of a guide sheet, first hand in­ library and where they can be plete helath and medical records On the upper left hand corner of to: struction, tour or long hours of found. are kept on each student. At your every card is a letter code and a) one emergency visit at any browsing and total confusion. The If research information is written request a copy will be sent numbers below it. The first letter location, at any time, including next time you need to do research needed, the staff at the Reference to any physician, hospital or tells what floor and what shelf the ambulance service. or check out a book; don't avoid the desks will give any and all student health center at no charge. book is located. Every book can be b) most laboratory procedures campus library, once the basics necessary information. They are Further information may be found this way. Placed beside both when referred by a Student Helath are known any further difficulties all graduates in Library Science obtained by contacting the Student catalogue cases are sheets that physician. can be resolved by asking a staff and they know how to help. Their Health Center at 887-7218. member or by going to the have lists of letters and floor help begins with your request, all c) most x-rays when also reference desk. numbers, this sheet is your guide in vou need to do is ask. The key to the library is finding out where the first letter on It is a fact that many students do the card catalogue. If you the upper corner is located. It also not use their library simply like burning money are looking for a book and know the gives the location of any special because they do not know how — title or author, then use the case location symbols that may show up and find it embarrasing to ask. The that has books listed by on a card. library staff is extremely willing to (CPS-ENS) — A non-smokers organization called ASN at the title and author. If you do not know (Dnce you have this information, give a hand to anyone who needs Massachusetts institute of Technology has calculated that for every pack the title or author then look under just go find the book and check it their as.sistance. of cigarettes purchased in the state, the public pays out approximately SO subject matter, using the case that out before leaving the library. The library staff is aware of the cents over the purchase price for cigarette-related costs. has books listed in this manner .. If you want to use the available complexity of the library and have Those costs include S18 million worth of fire protection necessitated by e.g. You are researching Juvenile periodicals (located on the third tried many ways to familiarize cigarette smokers, $24 million is smoking-related fire damage and $220 Del—, look under this subject and floor) precious time can be saved students in how to use it. They offer million in public and private health insurance for smoking-related various books will be listed giving by referring to the Periodical tours to classes and to individual illnesses. title and author. Indexes situated adjacent to the students and it takes no time at all. The study concluded that smokers in Massachusetts cost the state The library is located on three rows of periodicals. These indexes To reiterate, all one needs to do is roughly half-a-billion dollars a year in public services. If the smokers floors, the first, second and fourth. are compiled under subject ask and you will receive help in were to bear the entire expense of their habit by themselves, through matter. Look under subject X and The main card catalogue is on the how to use the campus library. added state taxes, the cost of a fypical pack of cigarettes would go up to first floor. There is a card the indexes list the various catalogue on every floor consisting periodicals that contain the

The PawPrint, June 3, ie7S Page « ! • 9 • 9 £1 • 9 if I m lyin , i m flyin would you eat your dog? BY DEAN JACKSON We used to hang on Adams near by Paul Feroe Crenshaw at a tacky little takeout (CPS) — It wasn't very long ago called Johnnies'. Johnnies' stayed that vegetarians were considered jammed wjth customers because to be a weird and fanatical group of for years they've specialized in the nutritionists who sprinkled wheat fattest, tastiest, greasiest, germ on everything and only drank cheapest pastrami sanwich in carrot juice. biggest, I mean meat was actually Now that image is changing. spilling out of the sides of them In the past ten years vegetarians buns. You have to keep the sand­ — whether for health, religious, wich wrapped in waz paper and eat moral or food crisis reasons — off one end so's you don't lose the have enjoyed an increase in meat. If I'm Lyin', I'm flyin', and if respectability, and their distrust of you don't believe it you can go processed foods has encouraged there right now and check it out. the development of natural food Anyways, all this talk about stores and restaiwants. Johnnies' and grub done made me On college campuses a demand hungry and forget my story. One for nutritionally-sound cafeteria time me and Sam was broke. We food has resiilted in the in­ heard they was having one of them troduction of special vegetarian tent revivals dow near 59th and lines. While this trend started as Broadway.The religious folk was early as ten years ago in California giving out free meals all week, state schools, most universities — trying to suck sinners into getting primarily major campuses on the saved. The catch was, you West and East coasts — began the had to sit through about five ser­ special services only about four mons before they brought on the years ago, according to A1 Dobie, chow. Director of Food Services at Yale Me'n Sam decided to scrounge University. one of them free meals. We waited The number of students eating one night, until the preaching was vegetarian rarely rises above 10 almost over, then snuck in the back percent and does not vary much of the tent and sat down. Alls I had year to year, said Dobie. The was a quarter and wadn't about to reason, he suggested, is that when put it in the plate when it was meals become especially popular passed around. Sam jammed me to in the vegetarian line they are put the money in the plate. He's a incorporated into the regular menu semi-religious dude and claimed to satisfy students who don't want he'd feel guilty if we didn't put to commit themselves to a full nothing in. Can you dig it, he'd feel vegetarian fare. The old broad was jibbing so loud whole deal, but the woman had me dude Ephesians was, that old guilty about rny money. I put the woman sure digs quoting him. Off-campus vegetarian growth damn quarter in just cause I didn't that people lingering around the lot in her clutches and wouldn't let go. "Hey lady for it O.K.?"I mean I By this time a crowd had has been evidenced by increasing want to hear no more of his mouth. and in front of Johnnies had sfa'ted numbers of vegetarian societies in looking to see what was the don't need no wine" I blubbered gathered near and was cricking up After the last sermon, but before on the scene. I had to get away the US — now 30 compared to only commition. foolishly. ' they let- us >^iow. 4own,~^e^ from this woman before I lost all four or five a few years ago. All of preacher had to pray for us. When Son of a bitch, I thought, I done "You sho' don't need no wine, got one of them religious fanatics. brother. You need the Lord!" she my cool. With all my might I these groups are affiliated with the we got up front ^at dude grabbed snatched my arm away and North American Vegetarian my head and squeezed the fuck out With one hand she was squeezing hollered so loud it almost busted by her purse tight and the other was eardrums. started away from the old broad. Society (NAVS), itself founded of it. He was hoUerin and praying She came a few steps after me still only a year ago "to fill a vacuum," and shaking my head so hard I had around my wrist so tight I couldn't "Hey Slick" Sam finally called. get loose. Wadn't no chance for me I breathed a sigh of relief. Sam raving in that bible language. I according to H. Jay Dinshah, to pull away, else he'd of given me hurried around front to cool out NAVS president. a headache. and Sam to pull of our scheme now, had finally got enough of his jollies, because the old broad was quoting cracking up on me and was coming and hoped she wouldn't follw me. NAVS, headquartered in Afterwards when we was Malaga, NJ, publishes a bi­ to rescue. Sam came around front after greasing and kinning and grinning scripture like a champ and people monthly newspaper, the "Hey, Slick! Come on, man. We me. He was crying from laughing with the religious folk, I told was really checkin us out. Vegetarian Voice/ and issues She looked like she could be gottah get to the mosque!" so hard. Sam I wadn't never coming back When the old broad pulled out of membership cards to $3-a-year around these crazy, religious baptising me right there in the Sam called. What die fuck he wanna say that the lot she was driving a new dues-paying members. fanatics no more. The didn't have parking lot. "What we felt was needed was I saw Sam grinning, pretending for? Cadillac. The windows rolled up good sense. some common sense," Dinshah like he didn't know who I was. This "Yall muslims?! Infidels!" she and doors locked. She caught my We got full and left Hitch hiked said. "Gurus and different Eastern little old broad had not only foiled screamed, almost jerking my arm eye, grinned and stuck her tongue up to Johnnies'. Now we was full, philosphers were coming over and our snatch, but was embarrassing out of the socket. "Ephesians out at me. „ , we needed some pluck to top it off. The old broad had known all the saying all you had to do was eat We was out front of Johnnies' when me like a motherfucker. She was 5:5, 'For this ye know, that no all up in my face talking that whoremonger, no unclean person, time what me'n and Sam were up garlic or brown rice. It was like the Sam spotted the money. This old blind leading the blind." broad was buying a sack full of religious shit. no covetous man who is an to! Hey, I ain't never called nobody Dinshah attributed the recent pastramis and giving the cashier a Now here I am you understand, idolater...," she was screaming a religious fanatic from that time upswing in vegetarianism among fifty dollar bill. Now, anybody fool in my polyester knits with flop hat and poking that greasy pastrami to match trying to be cool about the sack up in my face. Whoever this to this one. young people in part to the Vietnam enough to flash a fifty at Johnnies war. "People started thinking for is suj^osed to be robbed, so themselves," said Dinshah. "They naturally me'n Sam figured we had figured that if the government a right to snatch her purse. could lie to them, then the We hurried around the side of supermarkets could lie to them and Johnnies into the parking lot. We the nutritionists could lie to them." decided when the old broad came Dinshah estimated that the around to get her car, F, be the PERFECT GRADUATION GIFT number of vegetarians in the US "mac man" Dirvert her attention has risen from about five million a while Same split up behind us to decade ago to about 10 million make tiie snatch. The we'd both today. split in opposite directions and The NAVS inself is affiliated with meet at a liquor store. ROCKWELL CALCULATOR the International Vegetarian Union "Excuse me, lady. I said step­ (IVU), founded in England in 1908 ping over to the old bag when she to; provide an association of came around toward her car. vegetarian societies on a world­ She turned to me. wide basis.The IVU is composed of "Could you spare a quarter for a '24" EACH about 50 national organizations, bottolah of wine or some such shit and is most visible at its bi-yearly as that." congress, to be held this August at Sam must have looked the University of Maine at Orono. suspicious lurking near us because the old broad spotted him and her eyes darted back to me. She knew Dinshah feels that "the sky's the we was together. Her little eyes NOW AT YOUR limit" with the vegetarian became crafty and she was up in movement because it deals with a my face so fast it surprised hell out problem that will become in­ me. creasingly evident. "I don't buy no wine, brother!" "1 don't doubt that in the next ten she said sharply, grabbing my COLLEGE BOOKSTORE years we will see famine on this wrist, "the bible says, Ephesians continent," Dinshah said. "This 5:18, *and be not drunk with wine, country is going to have to turn to wherin is excess. But be filled with vegetarianism on a large scale to ttie holy spirit'!" p'revenfit.*" ' ' ' ' ' The PawPrint, June 3, 1975 Page 7 vinyl shortage By John Woodhouse

"America's Choice" McGee,' 'Ball and Chain,' 'Sum­ Brother Jack' and many more. by feeding synthesised music by such San Francisco heavies as Hot Tuna mertime,^ and 'Try,' there are two Md of course, the song which was through computers. Jerry Garcia, David Crosby, RCA sides of old material recorded liable to start riots all over Rather than isomething you slip Grace Slick, David Freiberg, When the' various members of between 1963 and 1965, none of England when ever it was played, on to wash the dishes by, it can be Mickey Hart and Spencer Dryden. the Jefferson Airplane zoomed off which has seen the light of day the immortal 'All right now.' Free experienced as a distant wall of But such a list is rather a joke to persue their individual musical before. Apart from the music there sure were a great band and this sound, rather like recordings (tf when you realize how impossible it IM*ojects which couldn't find full are a couple of interviews, one with album spotlights them in their full white noise or sea sounds. is to recognise any of their em­ realisation in the collective, Jorma Dick Cavett which add substance might. * Somewhere, dotted throughout the bellishments because they have Kaukonen and Jack Cassidy to her legend. Its all pure Janis various drones are contributions been distorted beyond any satisfied their blues leanings by from her early formative days to recognisable form. forming Hot Tuna. Now that they the power at the end and is a rich If you've been racking your have permanently severed their tribute to such an amazing brains for that present which is a ties with the mothership, Hot Tiina musician. This isn't a piece of little bit different, "Seastones" is their sole musical outlet and a nostalgia, it's real rocking music! might be the answer. As the ac­ new sen^ of purpose and direction companying notice warns, "This has resulted. Along with Bob album has produced strong Steeler on drums they have biophysical, eletromagnetic, produced a fine album which psychochemical and sexual bubbles with some vibrant and "Snow Goose" reactions in both living and juicy playing. Camel nonliving matter," Phew! Not so blues based as earlier Janus Records albums (though they ably cover Time and again, unknown (to the classic, 'Walkin' Blues') the these shores!) English bands keep magic of the old lead and bass duo popping up with amazing concept which was the musical mainstay of albums which shine over anything the Airplain's superb soaring else produced. Camel's new sound is unleashed again in its full album, "Snow Goose" is such an glory. Right from the beginning of imjM'essive tour de force eclipsing the opening track, 'Sleep Song', even their brilliant last album, Kaukonen lets you know that he "Mirage." This new work is a has finally woken up from his beautiful instrumental folk tale hibernation and is ready to play describing the enchanting some of the most fluid and relationship between a snow goose, energetic lead guitar which he's an old reclusive man and a young concocted in a long time. Jack girl. The band has surpassed Tanya Tucker Cassidy is just as expressive, themselves in creating such an HAIR'S dexterously bouncing his bass in awesome landscape from a "Tanya Tucker" GREAT CAESAR'S areas which even some lead kaleidoscope of instruments. Tanya Tucker Shags-Lay^r Cuts guitarists would have trouble Forget about all that fullblown MCA HAIRSTYLING finding. When you hear such Rick Wakeman bullshit ex­ For a girl of such tender years, superb musicianship as this, you travaganza and get an earful of Tanya Tucker has a sweetly 280 W. Highland know this is definately America's this incredible band. Hats off to powerful voice which does justice CALL choice! Janus again! to any contemporary country song which comes her way. There are 882-9119 many youthful prodigies hitting the millions in todays teeming market and Tanya is one of the best of them having collected two solid single hits, 'Delta Dawn' and 'Jamestown Ferry' before she THE CAL-STATE FRESHMAN turned 16. This is her first album for MCA after a label change and it fortells CLASS PRESENTS that the union should be fortuitous. None of the songs are her own compositions, a fact which hasn't hindered other artists and she cleverly handles a few well known ' HAVANA" songs like 'Son of a preacher man' and 'When will I be loved' where she is joined by Phil Everly PLAYING AT himself. Even though her daddy has been acting as chaperone, "THE LAST BIG FLING " AT warding off the ogling hordes, his influence obviously doesn't extend to blue pencilling her material which sometimes reeks of salad CAL-STATE GYM FRIDAY, days, and steaming nights; 'Traveling salesman,' for one, is a complicated tale of a hot liaison JUNE 6 STARTING AT 8 P.M. with a visiting salesman in a small town. Most of her material with the TO 1 A.M. ALL FOR ONLY right exposure would be easily acceptable to non country audiences and I'm sure it won't be n.OO AT THE DOOR. Janis Joplin too long before her name is as widely known as Linda Ronstadt's. It took many years before Linda gained the recognition she '-'Janis" deserved, hopefully Tanya won't "Best of Free" Showins the finest in erotic adult films Janis Joplin have to wait so long. Columbia Free If you are or were at all cap­ A&M tivated by the miraculous voice of Band Company are a hot group, FINE ARTS RITZ Janis Joplin then this new double that's for sure, but when you get album will definitely deserve a down to it, they still have not produced enough classics to 480 North 'D' St. THEATER space in your record collection. "Seastones" compare with Free's star studded Many words have been written and Ned Lagin and Phil Lesh life. Though the band may have great tones created about this one Round Records mcredible lady, so there's not disbanded, their music lives on and And now, to use a well worn San Bernardino 136 N Euclid much point in me carving some sounds as strong as ever. Anything phrase, for something completely new niche, it's thus sufficient to Paul Rogers (now with Bad different, being the kind of music Ontario say that she was responsible for Company) touches turns into in­ you definitely don't hear very 889-7815 putting the soul into white rock, stant gold and when you listen to often, if ever at all. Basically 984-9113 the tracks on this anthology you and what a way she did it! "Janis" "Seastones" can be described as a is the soundtrack from the new know why he is respected by so very strange futuristic, acid biographical movie which is doing many other rock vocalists. "Best soundtrack of out of this world ADMISSION PRIQE '3" the rounds at the moment and of" includes songs culled from electronic music produced by Ned which will eventually find its way their six albums and all the heavies Login and Phil Lesh, bassist for the Students over 18 with I.D. are welcome • are here - 'Fire and Water,' 'The out to this desolation row. As well Grateful Dead, which was created as the classics like, 'Me and Bobby IHynter', 'Highway Song', 'My > 4. t < < The PawPrint, June 3, 1975 Page 6

campus calendar miss jones and the devil Tuesday, June 3 12:00 noon LC-277 Christian Life Club Mtg. The devil aint all that was in definitely should have been a If there is a lesson to be learned 12:00 noon LC-204 Business Management Club Mtg. Miss Jones during her quest to dentist, displaying an incredible from this movie, it is that the devil 12:00 noon LC-211 Beteran's Club Mtg. expand her horizons. Bananas, innate ability to fill cavaties, doesn't knock, he comes in the 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. P.E. Pool Water Basketball Games grapes, and water hoses also made especially those of Miss Jones. back door. Wednesday, June 4 guest apperances. Miss Jones was The climax of this movie oc­ 8:00 a.m. LC-250 The concluding scene features LDSSAMtg. hard on bananas. I'm glad that curred when Miss Jones received Miss Jones pleading frustratedly 9:00a.m. LC-500 Pol Sci. Class there were no watermelons or the double whammy. Oh, if my that she can't do it alone, while an 12:00 noon LC-271 M.E.Ch.A. Mtg. pineapples in Miss Joneses' fruit friends could see me now. old man looks endlessly for a fly 12:00 noon LC-295 Danish Club Mtg. bowl. There is no facial expression The movie, like all American that must be around here 12:00noon LC-204 Black Students Union Mtg. by Miss Jones which would have literary classics, was charac­ somewhere, while everyone in the 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. LC-500 Fac. Colloquium — Stu EUina expressed her sensation had either teristically filled with symbolism, audience checks his or her own fly. "The Fole of Vision in the Behavior of Bats" been available. shape the moral fibers of our Miss Jones will remain frustrated Co-Ed Jimgle Ball Games 3:00 p.m..to 5:00 p.m. Lg. Gym This tingling and stimulating country. Overt examples included: until hell freezes over. Thursday, June 5 affair gets underway as a 8:00 a.m. 1. practice makes perfect, Miss The film. The Devil in Miss Christian Life Club Mtg. LC-277 frustrated and innocent Miss Jones 9:00a.m. Jones advanced from a rank Jones, is a borderline case between Pol. Sci. 200 Class LC-500 takes her life and precedes to hell. 12:00 noon beginner to an expert, 2. seek and pornography and pure horse l.O.C. Mtg. LC-219 She is given a reprieve, and 4:00p.m. to6:00p.m. C-219 ye shall find, first not knowing cacca, with the nod of the head A.S. Senate Mtg. returns to life seeking lust. A body where to look, Miss Jones found out going to pornography. The films All SistersSelf Denfense Workshop 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. LC-500 could rust on a diet of lust and in a hurry, and 3. to succeed and feature was the fact that it was Friday, June 6 sitting home watching TV. get a-head, one must work hard, free. The price was right. Not A.S. Executive Cabinet Mtg. 9:00 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. SS-171 Somewhere between Playboy think big, and look slick. being a connoisseur of X rated Novelty Relays 2:00p.m. P.E. Area magazine, and next Tuesday If Miss Jones shaved her head, films, I have nothing to compare Softball Games 3:00p.m. to6r00p.m. P.E. Fields nights PTA. Somewhere between a 6:30p.m. to8:30o.m. PS-10 she could double for Kojak. Each this film with, but then Miss Jones Film '^Oliver" honky tonk queen, and what all the also had nothing to compare her (Two Showings 9:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. PS-10 loves his tootsie-pops. dog did today. A body could rust on If Miss Jones e^austs her acting experience with. Saturday, Jime 7 a diet of lust and sitting home 8:00 a.m. to 4:00p.m. offers and joins the unemployment SanGorgonio ACS PS-122,325 watching TV. As well oiled as Miss 9:00 a.m.to5:00p.m. line, she could easily go to work for A.S. Officers Transitional Mtg. LC-500 Jones was in her superb display of 6:30 p.m. to9:30 p.m. Coordinating Council Mtg. C-205 horniness on the waterbed, she Hoover vacuum cleaners. She also job available Sunday, June 8 need not worry about rusting. Her sucks up everything in sight. Choral Concert 7:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. First Preb. Church peformance was a tribute to the Miss Jones is a perfect example 1900"D"St.,S.B. of todaysjjp and coming liberated hoot owl. Thinking about going out on your Teach, Miss Joneses' hard and woman. She is satisfied in pursuing a career in which she flatly refuses own but worried about the risk? A fast male co-star, pursued the major western financial concern wrong profession in life. He to be relegated to that chauvinistic position of flat on her back. offers a chance to test the op­ portunity before you commit yourself. This opportunity offers tiiorough training, unlimited in­ field courses offered come potential and extensive fringe benefits. Interested call vet club bulletin John Le Vesque at either 885-8614 or 825-4900, CAL-WESTERN LIFE. gives five units of degree- Babine Lake in British Columbia ai^licable credit. and the'Sierra Nevada Mountains Participants will meet on tiie north of Bishop are the settings for Well, here we are again, bloodied and battered from battles won and east side of the Sierra Nevada two field study courses offered by lost, but still in existance. This week, there are a few new things to report. Mountains north of Bishop at the (^1 State, San Bernardino this First, efforts are still being made to get those letters out to the vets about McGee Creek Camp Ground. summer. summer school. You should probably recieve them some time this week. mothers needed The course will focus on the Interested persons should Second, newspapers reported last week that the Veterans Administration regional analysis of the Owens is soon going to be broke, and the checks for late June will be delayed. Our contact the Office of Continuing "Mothers-interested in your Valley and the Eastern Sierra, an Education at the college before the Vet Rep called the LA regional office to get the straight stuff, and it area which provides extreme childs development plus a $10.00 a organizational meetings on June 6 seems that in the congressional rush to be away for the memorial day month child day care center? Help contrasts in both physical and weekend, which lasts ten days for Congressmen, they forgot to pass the and 7. us cultural features. supplemental appropriations bill, which contains funds to pay for the late by you and and your child The on-the-scene "study in the participating in our informative Biology 810, "Field Study in California mountain range takes June checks, so if you were expecting a check late in June, be prepared to British Columbia," will be taught wait a little longer. For those of you who will be in terminal financial and productive summer pilot place June 14 to 23, with an program. by Joe Biu*khardt and Ronald straits, the Vet Club is trying to arrange through Ted Krug of the finan­ organizational meeting at Cal We ask only that Mothers attend Eckton, Redlands teachers. cial aid office for loans of up to $250 from the Bank of America on a one State Friday evening, June 6. The a three (3) hour (8:30 to 11:30 a.m., Orientation in the course, which time emergency basis. Thanks Ted. Those vets who have the need should British Columbia trip is set for Fridays) group discussion gives five units of extension credit, contact Joe Epps at the VAO (veterans affairs office) to find out how to go August 4 to 15; however, an designed to aid Mothers in han­ will be toward teaching the about establising need and qualifications. Incidentally, for those of you orientation meeting will be dling a child's developmental biological sciences in the schools. who did not know, Joe is the current chairman of the Vets Club, and has Saturday morning, June 7. needs and a three (3) hour one However, ecology, chemistry and spent a lot of time making our success possible. Finally, as this is the last Each has a fee of approximately morning a week session with their geology will also be included. edition of the paper until next fall, we would like to say thanks to all those $125, which covers cost of the child. Field experiments will include who have helped in the last four weeks, wish everybody a good summer, course. The student arranges for If interested contact Dianne water and soil analysis, study of and invite any summer vets to stop by the VAO office (our summer his own transportation, food and Irwin, Learning Center, California streams and lakes as well as lodging, with campsites and low- palace) to say hi. So until next time, we wish you luck, and with the identification of animals, plants, State College, San Bernardino, 887- ^cost housing available at both mighty roar of the Honda 160, its off into the sunset. You know, if you 7437." birds, fish and insects of the area. locations. listen real hard, you can even hear the surf from here. While only registered students Offered as Geography 550, the may participate in the study summer field study in the Sierra sessions, family members are Nevadas will be taught by Dr. W. welcome to accompany them on Ketteringham, chairman of the the trip. Department of Geography, at Full information may be ob­ California State University, SENIOR CLASS BAR-B-QUE tained throi^h the Office of Con­ FuUerton; and Kenneth L. White, tinuing Education at Cal State, Sw Cal State, San Bernardino Bernardino. EVERYONE IS INVITED *!"> AT THE DOOR (SENIORS FREE) continued from page 1 (and guess which country most sfX'ockets. often doesn't), the overlapping One other thing: for once- food and beverages served gears will result in the feeling that around-the-dorm usage three you're shifting but not doing speeds will serve you as well as anything. ten, but a five-speed bike is usually 1:00- 5:00 FRIDAY, JUNE 13TH Unfortunately, even with a mini- a bad deal. They cost only $10 to $20 calculator it takes awhile to figure less than a ten-speed, are no less out whether gears overlap, much complex and don't ride much LIVE BAND; "EDGES" too long if a salesperson's hovering better than a three-speed. over you. But there are some good Ten-speed freaks or not, for your IN THE LOWER COMMONS AREA gear combinations for touring and brushes with the bicycle backlash general use you can ask for. These the two best books on do-it-yourself include: a rear sprocket cluster repair I've found are Derailleur ranging from 14 teeth to 32 teeth Bicycle Repair (XYZYX Cor­ SOFTBALL, VOLLEYBALL, with two front six*ockets of 52 and poration) and, for more esoteric 38 teeth or 52 and 40 teeth, pother jobs. The Complete Book of good match is a 14-34 rear^cluster Bicycling by Eugene A. Sloane (Trident Press). SWIMMING, DANCING with 45- and 52-teeth front -