Gotcha: Zoology students trap mice ORACLE Tom Myers, 1 PMS, gets pinched but not quite so Jan. 15, 1974 hard as will the un suspecting rodent below. Vol. 8, No. 94 . The UC bookstore reports a regular supply of mousetraps sold to zoology 12 Pages students for use in zoology and mammalogy studies. According to Gregg Sheldon, biology lab manager, the traps are used to catch field mice for use in Dr. Larry Brown's SUS asks classes. ''The traps are used to catch rodents to measure the productivity of selected fields and for other other ecological academic studies," Sheldon said. And even if you're not in a biology class, the spring~ type traps are perfect for • • catching other big pests like Florida palmetto 1nqu1ry bugs. BY SANDRA WRIGHT Oracle Managing Editor A State University System (SUS) official said yesterday he is requesting an investigation to determine the . role of "special students" and their effect on, academic standards at USF. Allan Tucker, SUS vice chancellor for Academic Affairs, said he will ask USF Vice President for Academic Affairs Carl Riggs to "make . some Grego~ inquiries" to determine: -What is USF's definition of a special student? -How many special students politics attend the University and do not meet state admission • • requirements? -What ·are the University's mix 1n admission requirements for special students? -Are special students allowed gym to attend classes with regular students? -How many special students Dick Gregory was the are there in the new certificate kick-off speaker for USF's program begun at USF which lets second Homecoming last Williams quits cage post,· non-degree seeking students night in the USF gym. earn "certificates of con centration?" See related story on USF officials said yesterday page 6. remains coach until June the "special student" classification is used for students BY MIKE KASZUBA Williams will remain head Brahman mentor who do not meet minimum Oracle Sports Editor for the balance of the season. academic standards for ad Don Williams, USF's first and only varsity mission, students whose records head basketball coach, announced his "I think I'd like to move on to something else," are not in order when they apply, resignation yesterday in a letter sent to Williams said in a telephone interview last night. and students dually enrolled at President Cecil Mackey, effective June 20. Continued on page 12 USF and either Hillsborough Community College
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THE ORACLE - January 15, 1974 3 Davis calls for Shevin to seek document release BY S.\:\I>H.\ w1rn;ll'r exemption in Florida upon which things that would cause us to Orade :\lanaging Editor respondl.'nts may rely in opposing release it," Walbolt said. "Either Dan !)paring. assistant Florida inspection by petitioner of the Mr. Robinson could change his attornl'y gt•neral. said yt>stl'rday preliminary site plan reviews." mind, which I don't think is lw is .. looking into .. docunH'nts tlw court's ruling states. likely, or if someone tells us maintairwd in till' Student Affairs Howell said last ·night he is we're wrong. I would expect we'd office at l'SF to dl•termine unawan• of the case but will abide by an order of a court of wlwtlwr l 1ni\'ersit\' officials are "'dwck it out tomorrow ... He has law." \'iolating Florida 'state law by said lw madl.' the decision to withholding them. withhold the document on advice "If the state of Florida, acting "\\'e are looking into tlw from llnivl.'rsity General Counsel through the state attorney and sLtuation ... Dearing said . .. I don·t Larry Hobinson . the attorney general, refuse to know what we will do until I talk Davis said he discussed the deal with the fundamental issue Copdand vs. Cartwright decision to !\Ir. 1Hobert l She\'in 1attorrwy of public documents, I as a gPrwral 1 ... with Dan Wal bolt. assistant vice citizen, will seek a writ of S(i PHES. BILL Davis con president for Student Affairs mandamus," Davis said. "It sulted Dearing after un yestt•rday. But Wal bolt said last would necessitate going to successfully trying to gain access night because Davis "didn't court." to a document concerning the SG bring it to me" but only discussed constitution. it. lw was not sure of its im plications. Davis had requested Your Environment is going to Hillsborough State Atty. E.J. Hut he indicated he would affrct you. Have a positive Salcines to require Dr. Joe consult Hobinson before any 1•ffcct on it! Call !174-2401 or Howell. USF vice president for revised decision. \·isit l l.C. 156 Student Affa irs. to surrender the "tllEHE ABE ONLY two document . but a spokesman for Salcines said he felt the material was a '"working paper" not UNIVERSITY ·" covered by Florida Statute 119. However a 1972 court decision. BICYCLE Oracle photo by Robin Clark Copeland vs. Cartwright. stated the "work product" classification CENTER New BOR chairman Marshall Criser is not valid in Florida. .•. succeeded J. J. Daniels here Friday "There is no work product SALES and REPAIRS BOR elects chancellor, U F head 1220 E. Fletcher Ave. ~E/dH Op1·11 11:00 11m • h:OO pm Meeting at USF Friday, the Marston , a scholar-in- a motion to extend dormitory l'rand1i!it•d Ueal~r ..... ,,.~ '111-2211 Board of Regents named a new residence at the University of visitation hours. The proposal, president for the University of Virginia, was praised by Mar which must first be reviewed Florida, a new chancellor of the shall Criser, of Palm Beach, as a by the State Board of Education university system and extended "recognized scholar." Marston 's (State Cabinet) before becoming visitation hours for resident appointment was approved effective, would extend night students. unanimously by the Board. visitation by one hour on week Chancellor Robert Mautz said days and two hours on weekends. THE Dr. Robert Q. Marston was the appointments will take effect appointed president of the in late August or early Sep The move came after a University of Florida and Dr. tember. Ll\l'I' presentation by the State Council E .T. York, now acting president, of Student Body Presidents was named chancellor-designate. The BOR unanimously passed showing that the additional hours PICTURE would not increase security needE or contribute to the energy SG head elected to chair shortage on campuses. SHOW A Fil m Sy A "blue ribbon committee" PETER BOGDANOVICH student body presidents was a lso named to make recommendations on whether or not to accept statewide rules on ACADEMY SG Pres. Bill Davis was elected visitation proposal getting grievance procedures for faculty. chairman of the State Council through the Cabinet. " But then USF Pres. Cecil Mackey was one of Student Body Presidents that's what they said about it of five members appointed to the Friday by a unanimous vote. getting through the BOR. " committee. Cilf:=:n C ~ .... Davis succeeds Lee Con BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR stantine of Florida Technological ~ -BEN JOHNSON University. BESTsuPPDRTING ACTRESS The Council is comprised of CAMPUS CYCLERY IOl ~~~~~ARDS -CLORIS LEACHMAN ·ili}q;:_ · student body presidents from BICYCLE CLINIC-BRING YOUR SICK BIKE TO US. each of Florida's 12 sta te l.QJ INCJ.UD!NG , ~ .. BESTPICTURE --~ ,,.Wl. !~~ universities. COlUMBIA PIC TURES Prasents A BBS PRODUC TION nt1: LAIT ~Tl.19'! SHOW A Film by PETER BOGDANOVICH 111111 n'i1 llMOT HY BOTT OMS I J EF F B R1 0G£S I ELLEN BURSTYN I BEN JOHNSON I CLORIS LEACHMAN and 1ntiOduc•l'\'iJ CYBILL St-1C PHERD IS J;1 Cy / Oo1ec!ed by PETE R BOGOANOVIC H/ Sc1eenpli1y by LARRY McMURTRY In:! PElER BOGDANOVI CH Davis said he plans to work to 5224 FOWLER Bil!td .on1 ht> novel tly LARRY McMURl RY / E•Kuhve P1oouc e1 BERT SCHNELOER / Produc~ tiy STEPHEN.I. FRIE.OMAN rjil make the Council more BICYCLE Onf,!ir1a l Soundtrack Albums un MGM and Co1umbii Records ~ "assertive of students." SALES 988-9316 Wednesday Jan. 16 Thursday Jan. 17 In other action , the Council AND Y2Mile East decided to personally approach REPAIRS From USF 7: 00 and 9: 30 p.m. LAN 103 $1.00 s tate Cabine t m e mbe r s this Film Art Series month on extended visitation entrance hours for dormitory students. Florida Center for the Arts Th e Cabinet must approve or disapprove the BOR decision on extended vi sitation hours. Chip Fuller, F lorida Atl antic University, told th e Council BOR Chancellor Robert Mautz said it Refreshments served today at the was hi s opinion there was almost no chance of the extended grand opening of FOCUS Want classes that aren't lwinv offered? Want to help decide what courses arc offered'! Call !174-2401 01· vis it lJ .C. 15fi are compliments of Shakey's. 4 -THE ORACLE January 15, 1974 Student equality includes pay The recent disclosure that students to take into consideration the fact that receive less pay than non-students for students perform on the job as well or doing the same work at the textbook better than "permanent" employees. center is another case in which students However, it is hoped the University are treated as second-class citizens. will not continue to allow such Many students who work during the discriminatory employment policies. summer have grown accustomed to We feel the Personnel Office and the being payed less than some of their co Student Career and Employment workers. The usual excuse given is they Center should work together to develop are only " part-time" employees or a plan whereby student and non will be working only for a specific students are given equal pay for equal length of time. Employers do not seem work . r f ditorials It is better to burn the candle at both ends, and in Or acle photo ov tsi li ..,n1111p!> the middle, too, than to put it away in the closet and let the mice eat it. -Henry Van Dyke Students at Textbook Center ... equality at both ends of the line Resigned SCEC head Debators deserve praised for fine job funding support Editor : The Uni versity will be losing a valuable man with the resignation of In a few short years USF's debate now decide another university is more Donald Colby from the Student Career team has grown to become the largest responsive to his needs. and Employment Center. I had the in Florida, has gained prominence THE MAJOR EXPENSE of the opportunity to meet this man last throughout. the Southeast, and has Debate Team is travel. Other expenses, quarter in regar-ds to a class project on achieved national recognition. Last such as equipment, uniforms, etc., are recruiting practices. Though not widely spring the Debate Team took second mimimal when compared to the ex publicized, he and his staff have en place in their division at the Florida penses of at least one USF athletic couraged, through letters and Intercollegiate Forensics Association team. presentations. Many national and local State Championship Tournament, However, the Oracle is not proposing companies to recruit students here that advancing them to national competition athletic funding cuts. would otherwise go to the big name for the first time in the history of the There are several alternative sources universi ti es . His office is never program. from which funds may be released to satisfied with what has been ac THE OPENING - of the tournament continue the debate program. Reserve complished but continues to attract season this year appeared to hold great funds held by Student Affairs could be employers that have never been here or promise when in- November the team used or the Student Finance Committee are unaware of our existence. I also took top individual honors at the Ap could allocate some of its resources. witnessed him last quarter personally palachian Mountain Forensics Tour Perhaps Dr_ Mackey will bail out the attend many classes to encourage nament in Boone, N.C. Debate Team with funds from his en graduating students to utilize the Despite the recognition the .Debate tertainment account as he did a few services of the Career and Employment Team brings USF, the Administration years ago when funds were needed to Center. Don Colby cut Debate Team funds . Such a move is send members of the Judo Club to the discouraging to those who have been pre-Olympic trials. If the University accepts his ... here 11 years participating in the deb.ate program. We hope this valuable program will resignation, I hope the Administration Any prospective debator who may have be funded so it can continue to promote can find a· replacement who is just as employers view the University from been considering coming to USF mav USF on the tournament debate circuit. energetic and do as much for students possibly their only contact through the and alumni in locating employment as Center, will be at stake. he has done . This is an important Fulton S. Homes position, for our reputation and how 6BUS ORACLE Center 'rips off' men Editor: allowed them valuable office space in I have remained mute on this subject the UC (anyone who does not know how VALERIE WICKSTROM SUE THOMPSON to allow the Women 's Center time valuable this space is can talk to some Editor Advertising Manager enough to get it together, but the time of the student organizations who were has come when their organization also vying for this space). And, he has should be looked at with a critical eye. given them more than an opportunity to ANPA Pacemaker Award 1967, 1969 They have had the funds and the time prove themselves a viable with which to establish themselves and organization. of ACP All-American to "represent" the women of this I would maintain they have not done SDX Mark university. this ; they have not proved themselves. Excellence 1972 since 1967 They now are claiming Student They bill themselves to encourage or Affairs is giving them the run around. It further the equality of the sexes. the ad lately (Jan. 10 SANDRA WRIGHT MIKE ARCHER seems anyone not completely Have you seen time USF female is Managing Editor News Editor enamored with their program is at Oracle ), "Any full tacked, accused of being sexist, and eligible to vote. " Is this the beginning of suffrage'? Photo Editor ...... Robin Clark guilty of various other atrocious men's than with a few women and ask Layout Editor...... Dave Moormann crimes. Dr. Howell has been more Converse s Center. He has them what they think of the Women 's Sports Editor ...... Mike Kaszuba obliging to the Women ' All of the replies that I have Entertainment Editor ...... David Rutman Center. d on this subject have been Copy Editor ...... J ean Trahan receive negative_ Editorial Assistant ...... Bruce Haddock This public docum ent wa ,, I urge the Uni versity Co mmunity t o Adviser ...... Leo Stalnaker promulgated at an annual cost of drop by UC 159 and see what is hap News phones- 974-2619, 2842, 2398 $1 48,fi!Hi.45 or !)c per cop y, to pening with your Student Acti viti es disseminate news to th e students, monies. See what i s happening w ith staff and facul ty of the University DEADLINES : General news 3 p .m . daily for following day issue. Advertising ( w ith proof) your office space. See Spot See Dick. Thur!tday noon for Tuesday, Friday noon for Wednesday, Monday noon for Thursday, Tuesday of South Florida. . . .. - """:!. - ... ·="::::.. 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Speaking in the USF gym, Gregory said "young wnne them gel out of Vietnam, he said. comes from within. not from save America but they don't have Gregory covered everything kids" cause so much trouble Gregory said that the bad thing without. much time to do it, Dick Gregory from Watergate to the because they don't fear the same about fear is that it is impossible He urged young people to said here last night. assassination of President John things that their parents did. to have fear and knowledge at the organize across the nation and "Never before in the world · Kennedy. He said that government and same time. He said that young protest the things they view as have we older folks put such a "This country is built on big business have tricked whites have become so aware wrong . and into watching the they've been made the "new burden on saving the world on popcorn, bubble gum, beer, Americans that He said that America is being and big business have ." you young," he said. fear, " he said. blacks niggers closed down on two sides . "We're Americans into watching He said that young people are trucked morally destroyed and nature's and not what they older ones because they the blacks upsetting moving in on us." Gregory said. were doiing . · were showing tha t mora lity SG Constitution "Watergate has been going on a long time," Gregory said, " but this is the first time you white DAIRY QUEEN folks were not watching us ~ not official, Davis niggers but coaxed the 2222 E. Fletcher President." 971-9050 BY PATTY DRAPER for the Administration to act The first time whites were not ~ Oracle Staff Writer "indicates the weight of the watching the blacks, they made braziel 2 BIG BRAZIERS and 2 FRIES The amended SG Constitution, decision on what to do about SG ." a under review by USF ad Di\ VIS SAID he received l>OHl\I LIFE depressing you'? SA VE Reg. $1.88 Now $1.38 ministrators since June, will not letter last May from ad Why not he part ol' making it a a ll be approved or disapproved by ministrators which . said hl'lter scene '? Call !lH-2-tOI or With this coupon USF Pres. Cecil Mackey., Dan amendments to the S DAVIS visit l1 .C. l:lH thru Jan. 19 WalLolt, assistant vice president S/\ID he received a letter last Good •Reg. U. S. Pat. Off. Am D. Q. Corp. , , 19 72 Am . D. Q. Co rp. for Student Affairs, said last May from administrators whi ch mght.·' said all amendments to the SG "We feel the University ought Constitution would be considered not to be in the business of ap for approval of the vice president proving such internal con of Student Affairs a nd the stitutions," Walbolt said. "It president of the University. This makes them official university would assure the Constitution documents." was in harmony with state and SG PRES. Bill Davis yesterday university laws and regulations said Mackey's decision not to act and could be treated as an offical document. Tip could university Good on the Constitution "remove guarantees" of the "Mackey said he would not students' right to a voice in interfere with SG as the student University decisions. governmental body at USF, and He said the current constitution he has reneged on these verbal had been recognized and adopted promises," Davis said. as an official university " It's disappointing that document. Mackey is not willing to commit for "We'll still put the Constitution himself to the students' right to up for a referendum vote of the select their own represen students, but we have no tatives," Davis said. guarantee the University Mackey could not be reached respects the student's' right to for comment last night. organize and represent them selves -in University matters," College Davis said. "We have no Every Day people help plan guarantee of the future of SG." the future of U.S.F . .You can Davis said amendments to the be one of them. Call 974-2401 Constitution are minor, "mostly or visit U.C. 156 procedural" and time required Students Direct From Its U.S. Premiere Chaplin's look at America in the 1950's Special University of South Florida Student Health Care Program Open Enrollment Extends Through January 23, 1974 The cost of an unexpected accident or illness could put you out of school unless you're prepared for it. Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Florida plans offer you protection from the time you enroll in the program through Sept. 14, 1974, at a special rate for University of South Florida students: Single: $26.70 Family: $91.50 The open enrollment for students will continue through January 23. Application forms and information are available at the Health Service Center, third floor of the University Center . .~ KYng in~ew ~rk written directed and scored by Charles Chaplin -.::::. I . ==()' January 18, 19, 20 7 & 9: 30 p.m. ENA We believe there's more to good health than paying bills. Admission $1.50 USF Students $1 Children under 8 $1.00 Next week: Jan. 25, 26, 27 Blue Cross '"' V Blue Shield@ +0 RUSH lans THE GOLD '& Blue Cross A ssociat ion 'Jil Nat ion al AS'SOC •a tion of Bl u e Shield P Film Art Series Florida Center for the Arts. THE ORACLE-January 15, 1974 7 Swimming: An up-down weekend workout" for the teams' - up backslroker didn't make the trip. " At this time we ha\'e possibly ·r:Men..J coming · Louisiana State Their captain was taken off the three people that could qualify University BY RINDY WEATHERLY Oracle Sports Wl"iter USF's Bridget Vache set two New Years Resolution: school breast-stroke records in To fill all my Rx's at the Village Prescription vain Saturday ·as Coach Rico Center The only pharmacy in to\Yn where I can Maschino's women swimmers were thrashed by a powerful get a Student-Staff-Faculty discount on Rx's. · University of Miami Hurricane squad 85-27. Village Prescription Center Vache's new marks, 36 .7 10938 N; 56th St. seconds in the 50-yard and 1: 18.0 Hours: 10-6 mon.-Sat. minutes in the 100-yard breast Phone 988-3896 stroke, and Sue Skinner's victory in the one-meter diving event. were the only bright spots in a an otherwise disappointi ng showing LOUD SPEAKERS A vital part of Miami-Dade South's punishing against the Hurricanes . J. B. L. . . . was New York freshman diver Donn Schulte " Miami is at least as good as Cheatham names cagers the choice of over 90o/o of the With only three seniors among team will open its 15-game "I've got eleven very talented eleven members, Coach Jane schedule Thursday at Rollins girls," Cheatham said of the major recordinQ st~dios! Cheatham's women's basketball College. squad she named Friday. ''Their shooting and ball handling look Bring in your favorite good." The Brahmisses this year will also add height centered around record & compare. 5'11" freshman Rosalie Whaley, and senior Lauren Scott, and will play for a controlled-type game according to Cheatham. ~ ',\ "I like a good control game . . . WHERE wait for the open shots and find /' Women's~, the weaknesses in the opponents' defense," the coach, coming off a : 1-17 .,Rollins College "'.A , 11-3 record last year, said. ~reo . St. ' I " The potential is there," ~ :~~ L;:~;llege ~ tlJJworld 1-26 CFSC Inv. H \ Cheatham said, adding "it's a 1·30 Rollins College H 2-2 U . of Florida H just a matter of putting it 2.5.9 Flagler Inv. A together." 2-12 Eckerd College H OF COURSE / 2· 15· 16 FSU Inv. A ~'l/'. 2-19 Florida Southern A · / / 2.20 Manatee Jr. College H BORED? Unhappy with the '(~// 2.23 U . of Florida A social and cultural programs W,/. 3·5·6 Tampa U . A 4812 E. Busch Blvd ':?;!/(~-~;/, / 3-8·9 Regiona l A USF offers? Help plan new // /j /, ' \ ' ones. 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Op . p.m . in the t ·ni,·ersity Theatre. -ti" bv :!Oth l'l'nttir\' Danish sponsored by the Department of composer Carl '.\eilseri and four l\lusic . familiar songs by Stt>phl'n The concert. along · with a Fostl.'r. arrangrd by Quintl't performance by student soloists lll('mbl.'r :\od Strnms and sung torporrow night. are part of the by bass-baritone Jprald lkynolds Department ·5 Series for of the music department faculty. Traditional. ·Contemporary and The Quintet prrforms both at Experimental Music . USF and in a sprit>s at tlw Tampa The Ars No\'a Quintet. a faculty Public Library. organization formed in 1972. will The nl('mbrrs of till' :\rs l'\11\·a p1:esent a concert of traditional Quintet arr l\lartha lfrarick. and contemporary music. The llut e: Noel Stl'\'Pns . darinl't : program includes " Quintet in E Alan Hooper. bassoon : Jam l's Flat Major. K. 452 " by Mozart: Ryon . obol.' and Douglas Hill. horn. "Quintet in E Flat Major. Op . BB Ars Nova Quintet ... plays classics PART-TIME LAB HELP Bob Dylan's life saluted NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY. APPLY IN PERSON. on stations WUSF, WQSR SOUTHWESTERN PLASMA CENTER In honor of the Bob Dylan and WQSR-FM (Stereo 102l will Guthrie. Leadbelly. Pete Seeger. 1218 N. FRANKLIN the Band concert planned for this · present a special six-hour Jt:dy Collins, Fairport Con weekef}d, two , r.adio- ·stations, . program on "Bob Dylan, the Man vention. Peter, Paul and Mary, WUSF-FM and WQSR-FM, have and his Music". The special was Richie Havens, Joan Baez, the planned musical documentaries produced by the BBC in London Animals, Johnny Cash and Leon on the life of Dvlan. and is presented on the same day Russell. · WUSF-FM radio will present that Dylan and The Band will TllEHE WILL also be an original radio special about make their · first Florida ap previously unreleased Dylan With all the money you s~ve on Rx's Bob Dylan Thursday at 7 p .m. pearance in eight years. material including live concert The show, hosted by Dave Dial, The progaram is narrated by performances and rare tapes. filled at the Village Prescription Center, will be six to twelve hours in Tony. Scaduto who authored a The program can be heard length and will feature interviews biography on Dylan. Scaduto throughout mid-west Florida. think of all the with Dylan and others and a lot of brings over 20 hours of personal rare Dylan music. interviews to the presentation to COMPUTERS your thing? zany patches DIAL, A self-proclaimed show the personal side of Dylan Got ideas about programs or funky posters "Dylari freak'," has previously and his music. services the Computer Center hosted musical specials about the Also appearing on .the program could offer? Call !!]4-2401 or concert tickets Rplling, Stones and the ·Beatles. will be the Byrds, Jimi Hendrix. visit U.C. l'ili · The Dylan show will be George Harrison, Woody o·ccult jewelry presented on the program "Calliope." · pitchers of beer For those who can't make it to Hollywood ,. Fla. Saturday to Archaeology in Israel Summer· 1974 and other gen~ral fun see the Bob Dylan concert but. to buy. still want to spend the evening The Expedition to M eiron stuff you'll be able with his music ,. all is not lost. Get your student/staff/faculty SATURDAY, FROM 6 p.m. interested students and faculty until midnight, radio station discount on Rx's today at Village Sertomans meet Wed. Jan. 16, 2:00 p.m. Prescription Center 10938 N. 56th St. ours:10-6 Mon. - Sat. Phone 988-3896 make gift LAN 118 The Tropico Sertoma Club· of Land of Lakes-Lutz is donating $1,QOO a year. to the USF Speech ·and Hearing Clinic, according to .. or. Stewart Kinde, chairman of the Department of Com municology at. the clinic. Kinde.said the m1mey raised by the club goes towards · therapy materials, - supplies. and · elec tronic equipment for the clinic. The clinic is funded by USF, he · said, but -it · needs extra funds because it· serves . the people. of the community. The diriic handles cases which are needed (or the training of students in that field, he said. The Sertoma Club is a national organization. which rais.es money· for speech and hearing clinics, by sponsoring Turkey · shoots, carni,vals and other fund-raising activites, Kinde said. · He said the age of the clients range from birth to old age and · no ' one is cha,rgd for. the treat ment' they receive at the clinic. You·are cordiaily invited to the Grand Opening at U.S.F. - Love Itr Or Leave·It; or if you've got the time, try to Tampa~ Finest Photographic change it. Call 974-2401 or visit u.c. 156 Supplier. .,/...... THE ORACLE - January 15, 1974 9 Jam session starts big week SEAC' is sponsoring a series of listl'ning band ··Patch of Blue ... instruments and \'Ocalist and riding atop an Indian elephant National Exhibition in Toronto. musical eYents this week as part presents the 51l"s tough . guy Charles Payrw. percussion. and a European daredevil who A homecoming dance featuring of Homecoming festi\·ities. imagl'. completl' with greased SE:\(' \\'ILL sponsor tlw lill•rally bathes in fire. the "Devastations" will follow Tonight at H p.m. in the Empty back D.A. haircuts. black leather llanneford ·circus for · two pl'r Orw of !ht• big features of the the homecoming game .from 10 Keg. a free acoustical jam jackl'ts. tight Ll'\·is. a can of beer . formances on Frida\·. Both show is tlw llanneford Familv p.m. to midnight Saturday at session will be held. and occasionally a motorcycle or Pl'rformam'l'S will hl'. lll;ld in tlw harl'l>aek riding act. utilizing Curtis Hixon Hall. ,\LI. '.\ll"SICL\:\S are welcome two. gym. Admission is $~ . ninl' pl'rf(irnwrs and se\'en and group auditions will be held .L\ZZ '.\ll"SK will be prl'sented Thl' n1at illl'l' perfonirnnl'l' will horst•s. for SEAC actiYities during this. as the St. Louis Jazz Quartet ta kl' plal'l' at -I: :m p.m . and till' Tlw al'! has appl•an•d on the En•r feel the University is the first of planned weekly jam performs in concert in TAT l'H'ning show starts at I\ p.rn . thl'l'l' major h'll'Yision rwtworks. obli\'ious to your existence? sessions. Thurs. at Hand IO p.m . Admission Tlw ein·us. a t.hrl'l'-ring in l\ladison Square Garden. the · llt•lp make it aware ·. of _you! Tomorrow. from 9 to 11 p.m . on is SI. production and 01w of tlw Lond,m Palladium. tlw Calgary. ('all !174 72401 _or visit µ _. c. 156 Crescent Hill. the 1950"s sounds :'\ot only limited to jazz works. t•ountry's largl'SI. has appl•ared Stampl' Currently on exhibition at Tampa Public Library's first floor display area throughout this month is ceramic sculpture by Elisa Gomez, library staff artist. Gomez is also a senior at USF majoring in art and art education. J The contemporary collection is mostly made of stoneware. One BRING YOUR AMPI~IFif:R,RECEIV . ER item is raku, a Japanese technique of pottery making. The display can be viewed from 9 and PRf~AMPI~IFif~R TO OUR a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Friday and 9 a.m. to 5 p .m...... Saturday. UP recover pot,,pants 2 ENGINEERS AND BY BRUCE HADDOCK 2 SETS 0 F TEST · Oracle Staff Writer A pound of pot and a pair of EOUIPMENT IN levis were among the items recovered by University Police OPERATION AT last year. Investigator Russell McKee of the University Police . ALL TIMES! TODAY Photo Club Biology Seminar The events will consist of Speakers: in UC 225 ·226 and 255 ·256. All Students over Seminar Program The Photo Club will meet Jan 16 a t 1 pm. Dr Rol>ert K Se lander. Professor ot Several nillionally known writers and editors 25 years of age. For further information call Or. Jul ian Sturtevant from Yale in the UC for elec t ion ot off icer s. Zoolo9y nt the Univt.~ rs i ty of Texas in Austin. ot mogilzincs . novels, plays. TV Scripts and 974 ·2076. University will speak on "Scanning Pre.Medical Society will speak on .. Ger.etic Drift and Populalion short stories. Several professors will also Testing and Advanced Placement Calorimetry in Biochemistry" at 4 p.rn in The Pre Medical Socie1y will meet Jan. 16 Structure" Jan 17 at 3 30 p .m in ENA speak . TtlNC will be n workshops ranging Tests lo be given: Jan. 22 the School and CHE 105 . E veryone is welcome. at 7 . 30 p .m . in CHE 105 to discuss entrance Everyone is welcome. trorn juvenile li1 eratur.e and science fiction College Ability Test (SCAT) in FAQ 220. Jan. Yoga Club requirements to medical school and first to poetry c1fld photoiournalisrn. 26 lhe National Teacher Examination (NTE) The Yog' Club will meet today and year experiences as a medical student. Rt•Qislritl1on b lanks are available through in BSA and BUS. Thursday from 6 lo 7:30 p .m . in GYM 101 . Anyone interested is invited. FRIDAY ltH.• Enqlistl Oepi\rlment For further information call 974-2741 or go The charge is SB for the quarter and today is Young Democrats Ft•es E:ar ly regislration S2 5. 5pr.cial lo FAQ 201. the deadline to apply. Anyone interested is Plant Clinic The Young Democrats wi ll meet Jan. 16 at There will be a P lant Ctinic on Jan . 18 at ldcu lty tee s1·1 .SO. Student fee ( 1 day) SJ. invited. a p .m . in UC 101 for a regular meeting . both noon and J p .m . in the Botanical Gtir S fu(1t•nt IN' 11 d,1y s ) $6. Special buffet din NOTICE WEDNESDAY Anyone is welcome . dens. Dr . Derek Burch will speak and an nrrs anc1 lunc tll'ons etr e clddi lional. Please submit announcements for Bulletin SAO swer any questions regarding plants. Those Any writt>rs . ci spirin q or published. are Board by noon each Monday. The Student Accounting Organization will interested are encouraged to bring clrlY sick W1' ICO l1ll' meet Jan. 16 al 2 p.m . in LAN 116 to hear plants they may have. guest speaker Dr. Abraham Briloff, a THURSDAY The c linics are limited to JO eact, . Call Helpline Trflining professor al City University of New York, Baha'i Club Oracle oft ice a t 97.! 2398 tor reservations . TllL'rl' will IJl.' Ht ~ lpl111e Tr<1 1n1ng meetings \\'01\IEN - Like lhe way the E v'eryone is welcome to attend. The Baha'i Club wi ll meet Jan . 17 al 6:30 JiHl. 19. 10. 16 ~nc1 n Fore more information l 1nin•rsily treals you'? Want ECA pm. in UC to hear David Donaldson talk SATURDAY c,1 11 9 7.1 '1)55 or 91~ '1767 or come by AOC 211 . The Engineering-. G:ollege Association will about " Reality of Divine Spirit." Anyone is lo lwlp make some changes Baha'i Club Orie ntation tor Mature Students nieel Jan. 16 at 2 p.m. in the Dean's Con welcome. The Baha'i Club will meet Jan. 19 al 6:30 The Ot l1 et.' ot N ew Student R c 1cll1ons is happt•n'? ('all !17-1-2-101 or visit ference rvom in the Engineering College. Amateur Radio Club p .m . and Jan. 20 al 1 p.m . to hear Ben Levy sponsor1nq (lll Orienl~l1on tor Matur\nq 0-uring th is College Council meetil}9 The Amateur Radio Club will meet Jan. 17 l ! .c. l!lfi - talk on "Today we walk on Israel's soil." Sludl'nls 5 t,1r1in~i Jan . 1J at 7:30 to 9 :30 p .m . the l'ocal college organizations will present at 7 p .rn . in SOC 387 for a regular meeting. activities an\1 exhibits, that are scheduled Anyone· intt:res ted may attend. MONDAY for engineering open house, to the council. PR SSA Circle K Free coffee wi1I be served. The Publi c Relations Siudent Society of Circle K will meet Jan. 21 al 2 p.m. in UC Windjammers America will mee~ Jan. 17 at 8 p .m. in LAN JACKSON'S BICYCLE STORE 201 tor a general meeting. Anyone is 1 . The USF ,Windjammers will meet for a 455 for a general business meeting. All 114 Buffalo A,·e. Phone 232-0661 1-75 South to Buffalo exit /i block west of Flo. Ave . general meeting Jan. 16 at 6 p.m. in UC. members and in t eres t ed Mass Com welcome. Anyone .interested in sailing is invited. munications majors are asked to attend. Quality and Reasonable Prices are our standard CONTINUING EVENTS ASPA Discounts to USF Student~: and Staff Continued. The American Society of Personnel Ad ministration is having a smoker Jan. 25 at 6 WHEELCHAIR WHEELS-REP AIRED-RETIRED p.m. at the VIP room at Busch Gardens. All management majors interested are UVS-sees need welcome to attend. Refreshments will be served Busch Gardens style. For further DONATE ON A REGULAR BLOOD information call Roger White, Public PLASMA PROGRAM AND RECEIVE UP Relations at 966-3193. English Department TO $45 A MONTH BRING STUDENT ID The English Forum Literary Magazine, for more helpers " Every Other Week" is now on sale in LAN OR THIS AD AND RECEIVE A BONUS 356 -L . WITH YOUR FIRST DONATION USF Lacrosse Club • · BY MARGIE MARINO for students to come to us than go The !Lacrosse Club practices are held HYLAND DONOR CENTER Monday thru Thursday at 4:30 p .m. and Oracle Staff Writer dire.ctly to the individual agen Saturday al 10 a.m. al the Intramural 238 W. Kennedy Blvd. University Volunteer Services cies. It avoids a lot of red tape. Football Fields. Students and staff are in· vited to participate. Beginners are always COMMUTER STUD~"NTS (available 1 lam· 3:15pm) should· have a voice in running : UVS mascot pleads. a commuter University. They can have. Call 974-2401 or visit January Lunch Special: ...for additional volunteers U.C, 156 vegiburger on wholewheat bread w/melted munster cheese & homemade sauce 95' ·EVERY CHILD IS A Egg salad sandwich plus· Crisp garden salad plus Homemade Soup of the Day Soup of the Day 85' JONATHON 4 99 i ~ LIVINGSTON rganic Peanutbutter & teame Vegetable Plate Banana Sandwich plus served on Organic Brown a~EAGULL Soup of the Da 99, Rice 95, :LET HIM PROGRESS AT .· HIS OWN RATE OF SPEED 5326 E. Busch Blvd. Temple Terrace MONTESSORI SCHOOL & DAY CARE CENTER {next to Pantry Pride) Mon. • Sat. • 11 am • 9 pm 933-1107 238-6315 988-3008 Sunday 5pm • 9pm THE ORACLE - January 15, 1974 11 A ( t: 1.4 4 S S 1 .~~ IJ~ It 4 It ~.) MOTORCYCLES LOST & FOUND ) & SCOOTERS APTS. & HOUSES r ( HELP WANTED J I SERVICES OFFERED I 1 MAN'S WRISTWATCH, Seiko, gold with THE ANSWER to the gas hasS!e! '70 I TO SHARE I gold band was lost around Alpha parking Yamaha "Twin 90", super reliable, little lot J·an. 2, 1974. Please contact Mark Rich· maintenance, asking S165. See it at Prince STUDENTS! Full or part time openings are FAST, accurate typing service. 48 hr. man Fontana Hall 311. The watch has Manor Apl..E2. 1301S F Firth Cl., { 131St. 1 MATURE iema.le student to share nice available to earn mone.y selling ice cream service in most Instances. 2 min. from sentimental value. A reward is offered. block west of USF) in your area. The hours will be arranged to USF. Between 8:30 and S:OO call 879·7222 apartment with same. Contact Cheryl at 971·62SO between 12 and S p.m. or 977-1009 lit your class schedule. Circus Man Ice ext. 238. After 6:00 call 988·3435. Ask for LOST ' Black leather and brass bracelet, Liz. after 5. Apt. is only s min. away from Cream 876-5263 4610 W. Ohio Ave. campus. Rent reasonable. Turkish, Lost Wed. 1.9 around Admin, TRAVEL Soc., Lib., or Lan:·Lit. It REALLY holds a EARN a little spending money and still have CANOE RENTALS great deal of sentimental value. If found OPPORTUNITIES I MALE ROOMMATE . own a room in a two time to study. Babysit five nights. Call 971 . DAY OR WEEK 935-0018 please call Debbie al 971-7599. 7137. bedroom place. Central air and heat, four miles to campus, pool, laundry, S80 per JAMAICA - 9 day projects March break-4 REWARO credits, S320 and 13 days in June-5 credits, PART-TIME secretary on campus-OPS. EXTRAORDINARY TYPIST month, available Feb. Isl. For info. call 971-1344. Lost gold watch, black face, diamond. At 5385. USF faculty led. See K. Lupton, OCT 6 plus years of Quality Univ.ersily work Typing & shorthand required. 10 hrs. a 12 000 please call Diane at 97-4-6293 room Prog., FAO 122, Ext. 2536. Apply now • (reference furnished for USF & IBM week this quarter, 20 hrs. a week next 345. limited. quarter. A really nice place to work. Call Specialized Typist-Secretarial etc.) I BM FEMALE roommate needed; own room; 974-2585 for interview. Selectric, type changes, carbon rib .. 90 573.35 monthly; neat roommates; call 971- wpm • rush jobs . Gloria 884-1969 6598. WANTED Student Tour Guides to show campus to new and interested students. CARSON OPTICAL • 11710 Fla. Ave. 935. ATTENTION Work a1 your convenience call 974-2637 or 7854. Eyeglass RX. Sunglasses & Reasonable rent, quiet home. Will share stop by CTR 222. photogray; plastic or hardened lenses fully furnished home with responsible grad made. Gold wire frames & fashioned student, instructor or medical student. Owner absent' four to six months yearly. JR., SR., or Grad. student with B average is frames. Duplicate broken len•2s & repair frames. References and security deposit required. needed to fill part-lime afternoon position Box 9218, Tampa 33604. as legal assistant. If interested call 872- PREMEDICAL 8424. PRE DENTAL SIUDENTS New Ye¥, New You. . NEED a roomm3te? S.G. is trying to help Have you been accepted lo medical or denial people find people. If you have a place to STUDENTS wanted for permanent pBrt school yet? If so· you are eleigible to apply share with someone or need someone to time employment taking inventory in for a Navy medical scholarship which share a place with you, stop by our Half Pf!Ce for two at grocery and variety stores. Reply RGIS includes full tuition, 5200 per year for Community Services window (outside UC Inventory· Specialists S445 Mariner St. Rm. books, and 5400 per month spending 156) and let us know. • 208 Phone 879-3876. money. Call 985-1010 for complete info. ElaillePow U.S. Navy, 561h St. Temple Terrace. ' · WANTED: Person with van to drive to Palm Beach on an errand. no plus gas. Call SPECIALIST IN TYPING Peggy 971-8427. IBM Selectric that CORRECTS ERRORS, MUSICAL Pica or Elite. Carbon ribbon. Close to USF. Resolved for '74: To trim the cost of EXPERIENCED ENCODER OPERATORS All types of work. 9111-0836 Lucy Wilson. J trimming (yourself and.a friend). Bring your needed Immediately for temporary LES PAUL, Gibson. Good Condition. mother, daughter, neighbor, etc. At assig'1ment lasting 8-12 weeks. From 6-10 Sacrifice sale 5275 or best offer. Call Harv Elaine Powers, you get pccsonal atten- p.m. Ideal for students, prestige location. at '88-0774. tion every inch of the way. "Team Time"· Top pay, no fee. Call Pat or Dee 253~08, PERSONAL and modem machines make it fun. Unite! Manpower, Inc. ( PIONEER cs77 speakers (26 in. tall) Piolteer PL41 Prof turntable, AKAi 150D LUNCH servers, hostesses & bartenders. Tapedeck Creel to reel) S•nsui 2000 am SINGLE, Divorced, Widowed - join lour Excellent salary & benefits. Apply in plifier (AM-FM radio) 100 watts. S600 or 2 j9in for the~ person. 1430 E. 7th Ave. Tampa. discussion group Northeast United best offer, will consider part. 94?-5247. Methodist Church. 6400 lSth St. 2J8..43S9. ACOUSTIC . Research tuner, AR3A spkrs, REPRESENTATIVES needed! Earn 5200 · eofl. and record player with Shure M91ED, FM plus each semester with only a few hours HAVE PROBLEMS? Call HELPLINE at antenna-list S 1Q85, asking 5700, perfect work at the beginning of the semester. 974-2555. If you need to talk to a woman, call the WOMEN'S LINE at 974-2556. condition, warranteed. Call for Early at INTERNATIONAL MARKETING 920-2606. SERVICE, 519 Glenrock Ave., Suite 203, Los Angeles, California 90024. GET INTO a Grand Break! Climb some rock, rappel, camp out In the rustic setting of Tallulah Falls (remember Deliverance). Join a team of your peers WANTED Part time French teacher. ( MISC. FOR SALE ) with Bill and Gary as your climbing Available mornings. Needed immediately leaders. March 16-24 is the date. Cost $40. to teach 2 high school students, French 11 Call Bill 988-1185. 8921 N. FLORIDA AVE 935-3156 and 111. Tryon School. Call Rod Highsmith AKC Irish setter 13 weeks, wormed; 988-7228. Beautiful, healthy male, $100. Phone 971- (NORTHGATE SHO~PING CENTER) ABORTION is safe. Abortion is legal. In 9736. PROGRAMMJNG POSITION AVAILABLE· Clearwater call toll free for Information. 415 S. DALE MABRY 879-5590 Dial 1-800-432-3753. Campus community asst. 20 working hours WICKER AND RATTAN FURNITURE per week 5250 to 5325 per quarter. Call 2637 Headboards, Chairs, Tables, Peacock STEP INTO a world of Greek women. or fill out applications at UC 222. Chairs, Shelves, Baskets, Stools, STRAW Sorority rush sign-up Jan. 8-13 University MARKET.11154 N. 30th St. between Busch PART TIME telephone representative for Center·-Argos--Andros. & Fowler 977-5907. tax-sheltered investment company. $2.50 hr. plus monthly bonus. Work in office 5-9 QTR. 2 opportunities al the Univ. Chapel WE HAVE denims in regular and bells and p.m. Mon.-Fri. male or female. Call 872· Fellowship: Personal Growth Groups 1) cords in bells. Also boots, shirts, & 9236 M,W. or F. between 1and5 p.m. TA format Mon. 7:30 p.m. 2) Thurs. 7:30 p.m. 3) Sexuality Seminar afternoon TBA. western hats. Only 10 min. from campus. Straight leg Levi cords in 3 just Call Bill 988-1185. Christian Meditation colors have Thurs. 7:30 a .m. Wesleyan format. come in. Bermax Western Wear 8702 Nebraska Ave. FOR RENT Worship Sun . 10:30 a.m. Godspell music ( ) Tues. 7:30 p.m. Discussion of theological and faith questions Sun. 5:00 p.m. In terracial church Wed. 6:45 p.m. Friends TILDEN Apartments 988-5268. $170.00 and fun any time. All meet al UCF. month, SlOO damage lee, W-W carpet, YOU AND U.S.F.: Is it a one unfurn. cen .. H-A, 2 bdrm. 5610 130th Ave. A UNIQUE opportunity for personal growth way relationship'! Help make between Fletcher & Fowler off 56th . and a lot of fun I A sailing cruise through the Univ. aware of your needs. the Bahamas during Spring break - what a Call !H-1·2401 or visit U.C. 156 2 BR duplex, centrar A-H, W-W carpeting, break!! Interested? Call Bob Haywood at dishwasher, disposal. S160- month and 5100 988-1185 for further information. damage deposit. Laundry facilities on premises. Liberal landlord. Call Ron Hawthorn 933-1910 (six mo. lease) LEAR JET A-20 'Can you believe ( AUTOMOTIVE ) (the inventor of 8 TRACK) all this in a private SAVE ON GAS '69 VW automatic. Low mileage, radio, good condition. Must sell 8 T. car tape deck new apartment 974-6375. 1973 DODGE Van Tradesman, 100, 6 cyl. 225 cu. in. Windows on sidedoors & rear. community for Excellent condition. Must sell. $2300. 949- with fine head 5247. S165 per month? aligning····List $44. 95 REAL ESTATE Security Guard, Billiard-Fuss Ball Game Room, ( ) Professional Tennis Court, Party Lounge (music as you like it.) Planned Parties, Olym REAL ESTATE pic Swimming Pool with Terraced Sundeck, Fish Farms, Fish Camp, Commercial, NOW $34.95 Roman Stone Tables, Benches and Umbrellas, Residential, Riverfront, Acreage, Apt. Complexes, Motels, a few of the categories Garden Gazebo for Outdoor Barbecue, Large we handle. Call us. Let u• help. ELSIE but Secluded Laundromat, Thermostatically PICKARD, INC., Phones 677-1677 & 677- Controlled Central Heat and Air Conditior 1 1241. (no window or wall units) Tampa's only Roi 1 OVERSIZE •11 ACRE You've Got A Friend Stone Entrance Way .. . And the apartmE., .. ..; Near U.S.F. Yr. Old 3 BR, 2 BA, Huge L.R., themselves have spacious rooms with Sep Pan. Fam. Rm. Ser. Porch, Cen. H & AC, Cpld. Drapes, Dwuh. Ref. Wash-Dry. arate Dining Areas - Tampa's Finest. Free water, County Taxes .. 1•11 per cent Mtge. \JS,900. Owner 988-3896 or evenings CALL 971-6755 988·0063. ~f28rid 143rd Ave. • I TV, RADIO, STEREO I 4812 E. Busch Blvd. ~ ~ Flelc her Ave. QUAD system, 9 months old 4 KLH no. 23 Un iv. o f \P<'.lkl· r~. dual 1118 turntable, ~.farmon 988-7059 KMdon and 15 amp. 1900 . ( ,1 !1 971 ·026 9. Sot1ll1 Fl:i 12-THE ORACLE January 15, 1974 Policies investigated Continut•d from pagt• 1 classification \1·as firsi used in Hut t lll'l'l' h;1 \ L' hL'l'n on•r 1.000 probabl~· take the rest of the bottom dollar they're mostly in fall. .. Good win said. "'They ha,·e 1911. one quartl'r lwfon• l'SF ··spl'L'i:il st 11dl'nts .. l'\'l'r:-· quarter week.'' 300 to 400 level courses." really helped our enrollment. Pres. Cl'ecil :1Iackt':-· came to sinn' :\lackl'\' ;1rri\'l'ct ;1t the Schl'uerle said he believes Tucker expressed concern They ha,·e really boosted us up l 'SF. an offici~ll said . That l 'nin•rsity. Tlll'rl' arl' l'UITL'ntl:-· some of th e 801 students are high "special students" may lower there . I'm proud of these quarter tlwn• Wl'rt' 1;~1 spl'l'ial l .:l-1-1. school students. He said he is not standards in classes they attend students ... studt'nts at till' St. Pt•tl'rsburg "(lf tlHlSL' l .:l-1-1. ~.j arl' !ICC sure what level of academic jointly with regular students. THE SPECL\I. student campus. rt'cords show . stuctt•nts. :il\I an• post IL\ and BO! courses th ese students are arl' unctergr:1duatl's... Dr taking. "If they are in classes with \\'illiam Sdwm•rlL'. assistant \'il'e " TllEY ('r\N take any course regular students that might lower Resigned pn•sictt•nt for :\cademic ,\ffairs. unless it has a prerequisite and of sta ndards because the teacher said. "'I ha\'l' askl•d ctiffl'rl'nt course they do not sign up until will have to talk to the level of the after other students and must get Continued from page I officl'rs to ma kl' ;1 thorough study lower student," Tucker said. in the last fi\'e months ... of tht• courses thost' studt•nts the instructor's approval," "That doesn't smell too good, ' 'I've been thinking about this for The former Hillsborough High ha\'l' sigrwd up for and that will Scheuerle said. ''I'll bet my does it?" about the last year. but there has School coach cited the la ck of a been a more concentrated effort junior \'arsity squad and the teams assorted-reasons loss of eight of its origin al 17 members as two main ingredients con tributing to his resignation. Vice-President for Student Affairs Dr. Joe Howell said Williams had talked to both Sears himself and Dr. Richard Bowers. athletic director. Friday before making an official announcement · yesterday. "Dori talked to me and gave me his reason for resigning, and since we both agreed that the program should continue, we decided it best interest of the basketball program --, considering hi s attitude," the vice-president said. Howel1 said Williams ' resignation had " no relationship at all" to the coach's recent removal off a teaching-research funded line. Bowers said plans for selecting a successor would begin "like tomorrow USF"s Off Campus Tern (OCT) . The cost for the March projects program has scheduled three if $320. Cost for the June project field projects in Kingston, is $385. Costs include roundtrip Jamaica through which students air from Tampa, room, break can earn academic credit. fast, dinner, and local tran · The first project scheduled for sportation in Jamaica. Not in . attention math, chemistry, physics, March 16-24 is a ni!le day project cluded are travel tax leaving in biology and will be located in Jamaica, and fees for academic rural Jamaica. Project co c~edit. engineering and accounting students: directors are Dr: Derek Burch, For further information con Associate Professor, and Dr. Roy tact the OCT office, F AO 122. McDiarmid, Assistant Professor, Department of Biology. The second project, also The ELECTRONIC SLIDE RULE· scheduled for March 16-24, will be in a general interest area in Guitars, Amps & Kingston. Students participating Accessories At in either of the March projects Discount Prices. does simple calculations can earn four hours credit. Old And New The third project will involve Instruments or complicated functions environmental interaction with CHARLIE'S 169.95 Jamaican government, systems, 4505 social agencies, and institutions MUSIC S. Dale as a developing nation. Students participating in this project, ·The calculator that's loaded with features. You can add, subtract, scheduled for Jun<> 6-18,l can earn multiply, divide. Has automatic repeat and automatic constant. Gives 5 hours credit. negative answers. Performs chain and mixed calculations. Look at the problems you can solve with it. Computes square roots, solves quadratic equations, raises a number to any power, calculates in radians or ACOUSTIC degrees, performs hyperbolic and inverse hyperbolic functions (sine, arc JAM sine, cosine, arc cosine, tangent, arc cotangent), calculates with pi at touch of a key, performs logarithm functions. Does more calculations than any other calculator we've ever offered. See it at your nearest full Empty Keg line Sears store today. at full line stores in: 8 p.m. TAMPA ST. P1,fE Free SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE CLEARWATER LAKELAND Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back Sears SARASOTA BRADENTON Jan. 15 SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. WINTER HA VEN Sponsored By SEAC