our Ifoist Germans 'Soak Up'Freedom At UM
«v ED LANG Earlier in the morning the three had a The Hurricane Staff money at UM. Right now they are not at liber of meeting with UM President Henry King Stan ty to say what they're going to do." n wearing sneakers and sha v ford and walked away more than impressed. , th'e TjM campus, three men Apparently this is being saved for Life Clean un "In our country there is a hierarchy," ar° first few days of freedom. Magazine. ,an"' Manfred Kupfer said. "It would be impossible 'up Hfinhold Kupfer and his brother for a student to walk in and talk to the presi Reinh—el _A ^•l&jsmA at the Richt_ Reinhold, who speaks practically no En P*l\ost< ^ "tared wide-eyed at the Richt- dent of the university. It is just not.done." SfVKUPdeerthe many lights at night, glish, tried to relay the friendliness of the peo Peter Rost picked up a picture of a sing ple they have encountered so far. ffij and Karl Bley were part of a ing group called the Accolade and smiled. Ttiethrf to escape East Germany. Karl's lot "I am quite a fan of western music," he "The students and teachers seem so ,vear P „nmnlunicated in coded letters for said. "I enjoy listening to the Beatles and the C friendly here," brother Manfred related. "The |^fs eSuP ^ elaborate plot. Rolling Stones. My country, while they allow s student-to-student relationships in my country Vear cruise ship floated into this music, are a little more cautious as to are also friendly but sometimes, it is political." ¥ VaSt So the Seven Mile Bridge in what is played," he said. "There seems to be d aC The lady representative broke in and stop irea a J pVS An airplane then buzzed the more freedom in Czechoslovakia and Poland rida when it comes to this." ped the conversation. "That's all they can say •*Fl° Ji J knew the signal and as every- about that," she said. Kl Karl Bley kne rf .^ ^ AtJan_ Manfred, 37, was awed at the site of the ookl relatively new buildings on the campus. •Twas ' f0utboard boat. The three other "Let me ask you something," Manfred aW "In my country the universities are 500 said. "Can you say anything you want around Kt° Bley jumlatep overboarr they werd ane idn thethey Floritoo-, .«( D'Vj 1 . , _.. tu.ii HjDi-D in fho Finn. years old. Here the buildings are so new and. here?" The reporter answered, "yes." modern. F^Anhoowed' f i^' Plater, flanked with a female in- As the three packed up to leave Manfred Five h three men entered the Hurricane None of the three are lackeys by any said, "What you are doing in this office could ».mretef.j stretch of the imagination. Rost, also 37, is a never be done in my country." Effice- , problem was they refused to micro-biologist, Manfred, a neuro-pathologist On December 30, the three men will have ""*The" their voyage. They had sold their and Reinhold a pathologist. —Photo By MIKE GARRETT ent their hearing before the Immigration Depart loi# J";Joss'ible" story to Life Magazine • When asked if they might teach at UM, ment. issl n Manfred Kupfer, I., Peter Rost and Reiflhold Kupfer W '° ted to keep anything further from the lady spokesman ehimed in, "No I don't They are hopeful that the decision will be think they would do that, there's not enough ... enjoying themselves at UM last week fl2 out. favorable.
Winner of college journalism's highest award —— Pacemaker 1970 •\ jilitoriate DM Sports
m j "the mental Hurricane Sports Edi 2/f college stu- tor Ed Lang endorses 5 For the answer 'bubble' referendum. ent S See Page 13. ,rV I s TPonPage5. a **>> nxrxmm Vol. 46, No. 21 Tuesday, December 8, 1970 284-4401
1 Draft In Spite Of Controversies ***** adlines t Dec. 31 Fall Elections Set ptrants wishing to deferments and be re lied 1-A draft status to Jvantage of a year-end /announced last month For Thurs., Fri ,e Selective Service Sys- have been given until ght Dec. 31, 1970, to By LINDA ORMES TYPING [dt the reclassification. Of The Hurricane Staff For a look at the candidates, see Page 6. irs, edited-filing«. ft, requests must be re- Student Body Government elections for freshmen and : iiiiiiiiiiiiii!iii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiii tcurate, reasonob!«-J by locaj boards by illllillllllllll ::.'i:- ric. 446-2382. sophomore senators, fresh |date or carry a postmark is going to start making lecember 31, 1970 or man and upper-class seats on tition deadline until this ruling, the commission was the Student Entertainment week. directed to discontinue its rules, they might as well run UNREAL Committee, and two referen The ruling made it possible method of random sampling the election." announcement if con- dum issues will be held for students who failed to and checking petitions. He said he felt the decision ree? Contributions need- n instructions issued Thursday and Friday from 9 meet the original deadline, to Richard De Quattro, Elec itself was equitable, but he nition. Send $$ to:Veri- boards by Dr. Curtis a.m. to 4 p.m. file their petitions. tion Commission chairman Jurango St., Coral Ga- Mg^, national director of The election booths will be Also by Supreme Court said, "If the Supreme Court Continued On Page 6 3134. wive Service. These in- located in the lower lounge Mions alter previous poli- of the Student Union and in nk that Turtle con take Wich Stat?d the aPPlica" the Memorial Classroom reading room. Was SEC •ay from Irving? Whot fff tote in the hands of ame of Turtle if Candi left ^ Bard personnel prior All undergraduates are eli the real question: What j :ember meeting of the gible to vote for the referen 1 board. dum issues of raising the ac ndi's hair... reafl^ tivity fee by $3 per semester Equipment j^U young man hold a for a field house and by $.75 land ... higher than that per semester for United led by his local boatrd Photo By TIM PUGLIESE Fund. Lent Out? sion"RIGHT0N"isri •to. 195 has been set as Photographer Catches Life in 1968 Dorm Lobby Freshmen only will be al highest number which lowed to vote for the four fell board can reach . . . just part of flick featuring UM campus life By ELIZABETH OSTROFF freshman senators, and soph Assistant News Editor fl his advantage to vol- omores only for the one §% give up his def er- Controversy between the sophomore representative. chairman of the Student En JF a 1-A classification. Students must show their 1 cas tertainment Committee and I VERSITY OF MIA* i^ es, he will move UM identification cards, and OF MEDICINE 0IV»'I ^er draft priority university administrators Ja 'Cane Newsreel Project non-duplicable paper ballots „ATo,rRFSEARCH ? °" "«ary 1, 1971 will be used. erupted late Friday when it HIATRIC RESEARCH ^•jer members of the was learned that $18,000 OFFERS At press time, the follow tfirst priority group with ing candidates were ap worth of sound and lighting opportunity to po'l*" equipment had been taken ortont development' numbers. proved by the Election Com without proper authorization programing-* Expands To Featurettes mission: recognizing that from the campus for use at a ety ond oMi-depre«o»l Mark Deutsch and Willy en holding lottery need money for other pro Hays for the four freshman privately produced concert. over their local By JOHN REILLY is a UM recruitment film to h Of The Hurricane Staff be shown to high school stu jects they have planned. vacancies in Senate; Alan ,s both mole ond h»* " 'gh" could effective- dents all over the country. "We have asked Student Arzt, Cal Leventhal, Pat Wil Sparks began to fly when 1 years of *"*1 their vulnerability to If the students of the Hur Government for $1,500 to son and Jeff Wollman for the it was learned that SEC t by being classified ricane newsreel program "The recruitment film will .rvous tension, a«* be made so high school stu produce the featurette and sophomore Senate vacancy; chairman Erwin Ellerin had , thoughts. h.«.*fj ty the year's end, have their way, UM will be we think it will be ap Darryl Damico and John Lisk contracted with Magic City saicl, "The law al- come the film capital of U.S dents can identify with it and gue.insomnia.irr-' UM," Isacson said. proved," DePanicis said. for the freshman seat of the Productions to rent the d Nng men to elect campuses. in concentrating «" * th First Tuesday of NBC, and S.E.C. and Nacy Baren, Tim Will UM Get a 'Bubble'? equipment for $1,310 for the -ey will apply for a After the recruiting film is t will be considered- Formed in early September finished students will start Newsweek magazine have Keyser and Robin London for . . . students decide, Thurs., Fri. two night Sly and the Family « and those young to shoot newsreels concern expressed interest in doing the upper-class seat on S.E.C. Stone Concert at the Miami granted deferments producing a featurette. It will ept confidential" ing campus life, the group be a 30 minute movie, with stories on the film program. Other candidates who re Jai-Lai fronton. - . will b« oPPrt able to drop them u,rementwnn > has expanded to filming doc an original script and sound ported to the Hurricane for umentaries, using stills in the "The newsreels are becom interviews but were not offi I 5 minutes a «• track, filmed on the UM cam ing more serious and origi Balloting Decides Ellerin who wrote the con tk period. «u j, newsreels, featurettes and is cially approved at press time tract and signed it himself, pus using UM students for nal," Jim Cosgrove, one of ionby phoning^ working on a script-writing actors and crowd scenes. include: David Acton, Philip claims he was not aware of 5 P.M. ""J the students in charge of the 9 A.M. ano' program. The group owns all its Holtzberg, Tommy Leon- the fact that in order to be Lane newsreels said. "Although we hardt, and Dave Shultz on a valid, the contract had to be Spokesmen for the group, equipment; a 16 mm Bolex have expanded very fast with a 400-foot magazine slate for freshman senators; 'Bubble' Finances initialled by Union officials Len DePanicis and Bruce everyone still likes what we WANTED forcoj Isacson, said the group has with a sound-sync generator. Jerry Gorde for sophomore Kay Whitten and William do." senator; and Stu Weiss for ,. include stajpej grown from 35 members to The group has access to Whether or not UM will Thursday and Friday, when Sheeder and then must be *>mes upper-class S.E.C. seat. more than 80 in just two three Bell and Howells and All newsreels are shown in have an on-campus field they vote in the Student sent to Vice President of Fi- Since candidates first an months. all its own tripods, lights, the LC Building before the house this spring hinges on Body Government referen n a n c i a 1 Affairs Eugene ngeles. nounced their candidacies Cohen. "Our first newsreel recording equipment and pro feature films. UM students' willingness to dums, which will be held in jector. There will be ^n important there has been a controversy conjunction with the Fresh Article IV of the SEC by h Zon e showed life in the dorms, the over the election rules. pay $3 apiece per semester Bookstore and the Ring The major problem the meeting of all students inter man class representative laws reads in part: "All as Last Thursday the Student for it. elections. pects of the particular event muory - 9" _^<> resident's Cabinet group has is money. The ested in the newsreel pro ri2 Theatre. It was in black and Body Government Supreme ed the ticketing Hurricane pays for all news- gram Thursday night in room quests prepared for forward n white with sound," DePanicis Court directed the Election Students will have a § away of vehicles reels and for the Homecom S-241, at 8 p.m, in the Stu The field house referen ing to the Vice President for said. "It was also shown on Commission to extend its pe- chance to decide the issue Financial Affairs. Copies of sa'^Pus fire lanes. Channel 2 in Miami." ing film but the students dent Union. dum provides for a $3 semes 10n all contracts and correspond Chico9° • J was spurred by ter increase in the Student eto The group's first color pro ing material shall be sent to IOre Thanksgiving in duction was a newsreel on Activity Fee for the next 10 3rea durin the President of U.S.G. and ,WP ICn,. Gables firemeS the events of Homecoming years, for the financing of a the Vice President for Stu ,6 nightclubPi^i|f( 'S? « Week 1970. The UM Alumni loan for construction of a dent Affairs," 5 SUMMON Mounting Dollar Drive masvaeoti"" - arry heav Association liked it so much *«t r0^ y bubble-type field house. Possible rental of th© ' after 6. ars M ^ far away be" they have agreed to buy the balanced against the need of this program and the hundreds By ELIZABETH OSTROFF equipment had been dis film. (. tf siRocked fire lanes. Assistant News Editor of people it services each week." The field house will be lo cussed by the committee ever :emaler"oo^ ' Bjs have been erect- Negotiations are being n- ine223-8l30p .- nalized with The Miami Her SUMMON, UM's program for student-community in Among the community agencies and individuals serviced cated at the present site of p^rances to Maho- volvement, which has gone virtually unfunded for three se by SUMMON volunteers who receive academic credit for the sewage treatment plant, Continued On Page 3 60-9SnHallsandlr ald for the group to shoot a color documentary on me mesters will seek financial help from UM students and facul their work, are the Dade County Jail, the stockade, Inigrants, and will be used for concerts, Be,i„ * complexes Herald as a public service. ty this week during a fund raising drive. retarded children's homes, and school children who can't sports events, registration, fles'gnating the fire Y "We'll be approaching all segments of the university- read. ;;5Sw74T^ "Students identify with and other activities. Pari!!-10 student lead- students, faculty, administrators, employees-everybody pm. our films because these films "We provide tutoring and simple human care," Manasa r^'n'strators, UM SUMMON founder and Director Norman Manasa said. r are made by fellow stu said. The structure will be a Security Fred giant inflatable plastic bub oommate *'* tude what makes our films differ UM faculty members and employees for contributions today day in the LC building and dormitories. Admission will be 25 c iS ? nts resid crete wall. It will seat ap n bedroom-<- ent from others on campus \VA Wednesday and will make the student population their cents. ue ^dormitories re- proximately 7,500 and will [ s yt0take life-" targeTon Thu^ay and Friday. SUMMON is asking for $5 per Isacson said students are person. Manasa said SUMMON volunteers collecting during the withstand winds up to 200 C2 i- given the chance to experi drive will be identifiable by green and white name tags and m.p.h. e ffectlv "Un 'til now SUMMON has been a virtually unfunded Ihesp f e action ence every aspect of films, manila envelopes stamped with the word SUMMON flre lane > orogram so the money collected will go toward paying of ^gen,v « clear from technical, to acting, to "This may seem like a narrow attitude, but this is the "Right now, the whole 5 a month- " 6 action by Hrht operation of the program, for instructional materials ab] script-writing, to directing issue depends on the stu TteKd L' pelnet, vehi- fo, the Se with whom we work, for Christmas parties, university's own program, and by right, the cost should be ,lo«,ki < flre la and advertising. born by the members of the university," Manasa said. dents' cooperation," Student |to " nes are ,„j (_ fjpid trios," Manasa said. * Body Government President emale^^,,.^ Wln "We also have lectures a "The 197 students and 17 faculty members participating fu er's p°v § away at " I Je money collected by SUMMON will go directly to a Mark Krasnow said. "If this hare Ibeau" ' J n Tickets once a week, given by experi in SUMMON have made a serious committment to the social Jim Yasser : UM account solely for use by SUMMON and all contributions referendum doesn't pass, the k idall f° ca|l|5' ^ilSS1 f- enced students, so they can ills which plague us all," he said. "We only ask the other peo ° fines and a field house is scrubbed." ... ite're honest* ng,P°0- r n Coral share their knowledge with ^ ^Fitfd^'sounds like a lot," Manasa said, "until it's ple of the university to do the same." V ' Welcome to the world of illusion- Get a head start on Santa... A special collection of gifts to please everyone on 50 your Christmas list! At your College Bookstore you'll find Reg. 10.98 Sale 8 a wonderful and appealing selection of books li Sale and other gifts galore. Stop in. Get a head start on jek- 00 Santa by shopping ahead of the store crowds. its 1 6 akel nics," WIGS 1&89T Jfctf (sale tables only) lit Tiffany Table Lamp Sale Reg. 19.95 14 95 * Drop Lamp Sale Tasco Binoculars discounted 25 ^ *» 32.! Cosmetics from Revlon Reg. Sale Aquamarine Spray Mist 2.00 .09 Eye Shadow Spree 4.00 1.89 Natural Wonder Frosticks 2.50 1.39 Men's Toiletries Replique Travel Twins 5.50 2.98 30 Sec. Eyeliner & Remover 3.15 .99 Reg. Sole Russian Leather Wardrobe 4.80 2.40 Russian Leather Travel Kit 5.60 2.80 Oriental Jade 2.00 1.00 Pub Jet Traveler 5.50 2.60 UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI Owned and operated by BOOKSTORE the Univ. of Tues., Dec. 8,1970 THE HURRICANE For Privately Produced Concert ' * Was Equipment Illegally Lent? Continued From Page 1 troversy is that in drawing She added that she assumed Magic City employee Jim not out to screw anyone," up the contract between SEC the students would be paid Yasser if the equipment could Yasser said. since it was decided last se- and Magic City, Ellerin speci- directly by Magic City Pro be taken, was actually be University disciplinary ' mestef tfir prfaras*fit. Its ttse ' fiedthat the rheck-for$T,31-e- ductions and that had she or ing removed from it's stor proceedings were initiated for the Friday and Saturday be made payable to him rath any other Union official been age area in the Pearson Hall against Ellerin Friday, ac night concert was not dis er than SEC. He said this was allowed to see the contract, by Ellerin. cording to Whitten Union cussed until last Tuesday's done because Mrs. Whitten "nobody would ever have al "We contracted for equip Director Sheeder. S.E.C. meeting at which time had told him that if the lowed this type, of arrange ment and services and it Was "This whole thing could the equipments rental to check was drawn to S.E.C. ment to go through." a fair price, "Yasser said. He have been avoided had Erwin Magic City was informally the money could not be Another charge made by also stated that Ellerin was gone through the proper approved, according to SEC touched for a year and there Union administrators is the not an employee of Magic channels a week ago," Assistant Secretary Richard fore the amount due UM stu fact that while administra City Productions and was Sheeder said. "The university Lewis. dents who worked on the? tors and student government paid only through the SEC. is not opposed to other peo Union program Director concert would not be paid officials were being asked by "We are all students and ple making money with it's Kay Whitten, who arrived at this year. former SEC chairman and we're all honest, and we're equipment." the meeting "a;!few minutes "Erwin didn't mention that late" s^id that use of the SEC would be paying the equipment was not discussed students," Mrs. Whitten said., while she was present and claims that Ellerin did not in tNBACH form her that it.had been di?- - Non-Tenured HAVE YOU SEEN cussed or that the committee >rane Staff Writer Listens to West Lab Students had informally decided to Get Eligibility ... they charged UM students with littering rent it. ; —- — -Mrs. Whitten said'that she The last step has been spoke to Ellerin two, weeds' completed in the procedure YOUR NEW 10% prior to the conceit and that Tor altering the Faculty Char,- prior to the concert and that ter to permit non-tenured she didn't lfieirtion the neces- faculty members to be elect Grammar Schoolers sity-of a- contract to him but* ed to School Council and DISCOUNTiXARD? "I toldv him to- '~go to- TJSG Faculty Senate positions. m since the equipment was paid The announcement was ' " ;; for and owned by USG and made by Dr. Sidney Besvin b UM 'Litterbu SAFAC. ick, chairman of the Faculty JUST PRESENT YOUR STUDENT CARD! Senate. Although the equipment When asked what the stu trash cans around the cor The vote of the faculty, DA0RMES dents looked like who did the was paid for entirely by stu completed Dec. 1, was ap &LIN ners of the field. dent monies, it was given ITS WORTH %t Hurricane Staff littering, one boy promptly There are approximately proximately three to one in lung *tudents Came replied, "It's the long-hairs, university inventory numbers favor of the proposed chang 400 students in the public which; technically make it the Sersity of Miami but of course I have long hair school and there are many es, Besvinick said. 10% OFF 'lead their cause myself!" property of the university. As a result of the., vote, children on a waiting list Also when removed from the r0Wing. menace of non-tenured faculty members Laura Reisman, fifth grad-. who are hoping to be en campus for a non-university rolled. will be eligible for election in YOUR TOTAL I[children, ages eight to er retorted, "I don't think function, it was not insured. the next balloting for the West Lab uses progressive •tented the students that's fair; it's not just the methods of teaching such as Another aspect of the con Faculty Senate in the spring. 5t Lab School and long-hairs, it's everybody." DINNER CHECK Another student Jeff the Initial Teaching Alphabet hatUM students stop and a non-graded system. , eir athletic field Levey, also a fifth grader AT |HF PUB 'U*«mmmmM&&&im^^^ii £nMSg%£j? th The Student Council presi 'on the northeast edge added, "it's the kids who STUDENT SPECIAL want to have fun by lying dent summed up the stu For instance you may order the Pub Steak Steal, A Sliced ! down and sunbathing." dents' plea by saying, "Coral Wt mind that you Gables should be a decent Sirloin Steak Dinner which comes with all the famous Pub to our field," fifth- The adult-like students all neighborhood, and we hope on agreed that they want UM Extras. A Salad with a Lazy Susan of Dressings. Jumbo Ben Pius said, "we're UM students will cut down king that you don't students to continue using the littering, or we'll nave to Baked Potato with sour cream pouring... Vegetable ... In tt. We're even willing the field, and next week they begin watching over them RENT TV'S dividual Loaves of Hot Bread... Steaming Pot of Coffee. • out trash cans." will try to have number of like babies." Served from 4:30 to 6:30 P.M. I students, all Student New 11" and 19" brand name portables lil members, said that JVlGIllI Id-ends are the times litter the most. $ Price $3.95: With I. D. Card $3.55 Sundays many of 10 PER MONTH Or take 10% off anything else you order from our regular Pub Menu. lunches and radios Both offers good Mon. thru Fri. lake I YOU'RE ON FREE DELIVERY "Student Council it Gary Gittelson JOIN YOUR FRIENDS AT . the original OURUST $ id come Monday COLOR TV — 25 PER MONTH the principal and {Etodian have to go THE STUDENT and pick up trash, littering just has to RESTAURANT Ben said, "our princi- DIRECTORY IS COMING ROBERTS APPLIANCE CO. and tap room BS out there and finds bottles and every-. 3500 Coral Way • Reservations: 445-1331 95 Call PL 9-5794 LONGCHAMPS OF FLORIDA, ARTHUR HOR.OWITZ, PRESIDENT and that's where 8985 Biscayne Blvd., Miami •ay" iiil I r mm Drop Lamp Sale] »32J Scott Bressler THE HURRICANE Tues, Dec. 8,1970 ©hr iltantfflitrrtratif Summon Needs An AlhAmerican Paper JERRY HART Editor In Order To e Slw colleg K M* o week, y SCOTT BRESSLER CHUCK JONES SUMM Wha we.ve all heard the story about the ON, whic. passes, It i Associate Editor Business Manager students who I°\ S' Ptoni%%tCpSape^eVwho % Work ^ id readily of the communit^-H! f eSome*ea.PhetweeP„ December 25 Celling him o «er..It has gone u^H and New Year's ception last year K ^ l>*%age 18- r,bu "V< , eriod Funding Appeal Day. And we've support in the near StU' bie P H unsta all seen most of lose its closest li % jiiy them fail. nk h0w unstable For SUMMON Who are these The university k„ *t plastic people? t e * tudentswas Try looking in tl so that SUMMON w a mirror. to us, the student bcl^ Goes To Students There are 19/ students attend SUMMON begins its money raising drive this ing this university Most students week in an attempt to continue to survive as a work aren't who don't deserve what goes on in ing part of the University of Miami. Here Norman the 13 areas Manasa, Director of Summon, gives his personal plea the plastic tag, where ce to the student body. and unfortunate- BRESSLER dents work are the n ^ Redland's Migrant rC»i By NORMAN MANASA For Retarded Chi^l %es know, how. Summon Director gram which is probably the most more than ^ Junior High in thP n e Coco e f n the most va Project SUMMON begins its fund drive today. worthwhile idea ever conceived at this ghetto. Every da f e MON members the I 'can be learr The facts involved are few and simple: we are in debt, "Excuse me, sir - but there is a way to be rid of them • school. are we are unfunded; we are a large group of UM stu people in areas g help create a better las tog of one's ^f. dents and faculty (totaling two hundred fourteen) of us. . wuriw dt( working for social peace, human Nancy Johnston ^majority do mar understanding and the recogni Sri damage. M« tion of individual worth. At the Redland's u 1 _3 and most si We need money and have no for example, SUMMON? % of emotiona one but the members of the Uni been tutoring nre-^i, , ' college career. versity to ask for it. nish Dept. Neglects Duty sothatthey^fc It has always been a policy grant camps for the rest 0f fet causes these p for this Program never to ask for -they be relieved, anything unless we need it. But At Carver Junior Hk cant workers come in contact, Jn a national level, the time has come to extend to To Listen And Speak To CAG iO i with exams, gra you the empty palm. 15-year-old students who sex, and parent The ne t0 a reat Too few of us have been excited, There.is little doubt in my mind read or write. Beside; }p^Z_f\' mo y will §° S 3. Make them write in Spanish. students to find es hi ? universities have challenged, sometimes disappointed Exams probably are less useful than that if some changes along these or a place ims, psychiatrics. many places. Into our programs other lines are not made in the teach MANASA at the jails, the ghettos, with the and often hugely entertained by the frequent short papers, even if the SUMMON members are houses" for emotio series of meetings called the Commis exams are essays, but in any case the ing of Spanish, before too long the strange phenomenon 0f Migrants, the retarded, the emo classes will be filled with obedient which has just taken nj ttemot to remain I tionally disturbed and the lost children. sion on Academic Goals. Hopefully the only way to write is to write. jnphasis is placed o Commission will prove to be of more 4. Go easy on the anthologies. note-takers who took Memorizing 101 school. But you probably know most of this already. long-range use than merely a safety as a pre-requisite. There will be no hool. Many psycho What you don't know yet is that we are asking from There must be 800 million of them, valve that has allowed a handful of some excellent, but students should room for people (I immodestly include SUMMON has grown isturbed individual each member of the University (student, faculty, em UM faculty, administrators and stu read some things in their entirety. myself) who are interested in learning enrollment in its three. ijei to the Lions'Den ployee and administrator) five dollars. I realize this dents to verbalize their frustrations, 5. While literature is indispensable a second language and grooving on existence has climbed frornlseme;s flm a failure and i request will cause a great deal of sputtering, moans, aspirations and suggestions. in learning about the language and the the history, culture and essence of an 197 and next semester cries of indignation perhaps, and even a cardiac arrest culture, it is not the be-all and end-all. other section of our little planet. approximately 330. or two. The December 2nd meeting's sub Bi ject was the faculty. There's no point Are there no short Spanish-language There are several easier majors Let me stress that we only ask it (not demand it); films that can be shown in class time, than this one, but grades are not the It would be a crime to It the reason being simply that we need it. in asking why the Cafeteria Complain- ers did not turn out in force to voice within the budget? Students could only motivation for many students. gram like this fail because of • Most will say they don't have it. This is not true. learn bits of plays and perform them Students do not want to be bored to money. SUMMON members' The people of the University are part of the wealthi their often-valid criticisms of their Man teachers. In my opinion, however, the in class..Teachers can recommend pro death for a C, however, and it's time collecting donations this wes! est generation of the richest nation this old earth has grams on Spanish television, even get the Spanish department got its collec dollar contribution will be | ever seen. We've got the five dollars. low student attendance was not nearly as disturbing as the fact that so few short reports on them instead of tive head out of the sand and had a important Christmas y«i The question really becomes then, should it go "quizicitos." good look around. Es verdad, no? year. for a program like SUMMON? There are reasons it faculty members showed up to defend should and reasons it shouldn't. I'll offer the reasons themselves, to offer suggestions for A improving their working milieu or just for but the reasons against you'll have to come up an can see gn with on your own. to get some ideas about how they are Stu Weiss perceived by the students at large. es, and blacks, and This is an effective program for competent social 'riad of other shad change born in the University, and in this its own sys My gripe (you knew it was com n. He can perceiv tem. Our own people do the work. ing) is that there was no representa me-dimensional, tw By no means understand your contribution is an tion from my major department, Span Problems, Conflicts, Chaos Live al and even three-di end; it is only the beginning, (and a very mild one) of ish. I hope several pairs of ears were Ml man has to do is a noble series of committments we will ask you to burning, because I believe that some and he can see tl bear. comments made about gross neglect, as they are. poor teaching, lack of enthusiasm, and In other words, giving, by its true nature cannot In UM's Student Government La to least that's the be a one shot affair. Theiollowup will last until the putting in one's time are relevant to a '.number.of that department's faculty. ks in theory. But University itself turns to dust. The planned eventual Once upon a time there was a stu- Meanwhile, for almost an entire se just alternates, (who cannot« ttless eye speciali involvement of an entire University will make your This school is probably unique in ent government. And like all good mester now, 25% of the Student Coun As the plot thickens, * p that most peopl money more effective than it might otherwise. the U.S. in the number of native Span student governments, every once in cil has not even begun to serve, or for inexperienced elections cot lis in front of the The University should support its own if only as ish speakers in its student body. This awhile they were that matter they have not even been attempting to ease over * difficult to believe. an effort to save ourselves. makes life easy for a teacher in Span supposed to hold elected yet. Couple the four vacant edges erupting in this election, It doesn't seem r< We have nothing to give you in return, by the ish courses from the 300's up because elections. freshman seats with the sophomore For example, one carf .-People who si way, but our work. There will be no buttons handed he or she does not need to work at all Normally they vacancy, and there is a legislative e out for each donation; no cookies sold, no stickers, on the spoken language, he need not held these elec body acting at 2-3 capacity. disqualified because he didn't! £ f ™>°n can raffle tickets or candy. We refuse to con you. A try to get the students to practice talk tions during the required amount of signature »and only see hal young lady from the Grove slum writes this: ing, and he can comfortably dictate a first six weeks of To make the student government the school year or scene even more confusing, there is' an Dear Santa Claus; lecture (usually taken down verba of his petition. ssightmustbeimp" tim), confident that it will* be regurgi around the middle elections commission, which was se Please bring me an ice-cream maker and a lected via a lottery method. An entire freshman si Otherwise, how co tated faithfully on his exams. of October. This moved because they bro# i,who see the wor pair of skates and bring me a babygo by by year though, the doll and a pair of tennis shoes. I confess freely that I had the The lottery method of choosing the nature sheets in ten miff§, be able to watc rulers in the land Next, ed< I have been a good girl do you no I'm weird ambition (when I came here as a elections commission, seems like a fair established deadline. ( youth chanting f of student govern manner in which to choose unbiased candidate who doesn't going to make you a cake for Christmas. junior) to become bilingual. Spanish is ment, have put Rowing rocks anc Love, Susan a lovely language and the Iberian and WEISS members. Unfortunately, no one in date for freshman sen ri ator said he would like ^t to ^ to be used as "a tool teache tenure by freshmen," to rep ^Lt?. problem JJ\ resent them effective there sho By Freshman ly. standing »Ul°d \ 0< e de C Representative He said he would of * 0 like to know freshmen ::zs> p well enough so they refer arewill "Mayh, could come to him a little e rg with a problem. He sai Gorde Wants Wilson Wants Tuition Check HERE ARE CH n,eLibrary hours: Finals in Dec. "I want to run to reipre- av Dec. 20-closed sent the students, because •5 p.m.; Thurs.-, "I will not compromise I feel they really don't Here Are „8.30: 8 a.m.-5 p.n my position and ideas to know what's happening in ,turdayJan.2,reg get political endorse government," Pat Wilson, ment," Jerry Gorde, candi sophomore senatorial can ADA HOLDS: didate said. date for sophomore sena imericans for Dem tor said. Wilson, who co-ati- •group, is holding thored the field-house bill, Miami area toni Candidates' Calling the Student Union. The pub: said he would like to print Body Government "the a monthly newsletter to I Rolkway at 28 biggest political machine all sophomore students so 1NGLERS DISCUSS I've seen," Gorde ques they will know what's going on. ffie UM Angling C tions whether our govern e fisherman J. Lee Platforms ment is capable of produc "There ought to be om S-237 of the St ing results. some way people can get iblic is invited. together and check into "I think there are only tuition, so when a student )UATE STUDENT Continued From Page 1 meeting for about an hour, Alan Arzt three free thinkers on the Cal Leventhal enters college he has the here will be a mee then called De Quattro back Senate now," he said, same tuition each year," hursday evening, questions where the court in and made its ruling. Wilson said. "and I hope to be a erre Building. All gets power to "legislate." Alan Arzt Hits Levanthal Likes He feels the Federation ed graduate studen By extending the election fourth." of Cuban Students and in Richard Reichelt, acting date, Gorde and a number of Sophomore Parking Woes Trimester Plan ternational students INTERNATIONAI Supreme Court justice, other candidates were able to Gorde, treasurer of the should become involved in nternational studer claims that the power was apply for candidacy in the Representative Alan Arzt, candidate for Gadflies and member of "I feel that the academ student government. derived from an article in the Ihursday and Friday elec illection, should an sophomore senator, is run the SBG Birth Control ic environment is inade "The international stu how is going to be SBG constitution giving the tions. The Election Commis ning because, "a lot can Committee would like to quate because it hasn't dents are here to learn Went Union and Supreme Court "original ju sion is going to check each be done through involve about America," Wilson risdiction." name on every petition, De see a birth control clinic progressed with the •basis. ment to increase the uni said, "and one of the 'or further details "No law was changed; to Quattro said, since they can on campus. times," Cal Leventhal can versity as a whole." things they should learn 1284-5794. us it was the extending of a no longer use the random didate for sophomore sen about is the process of law, Reichelt said, not mak sampling method, a method Arzt is a member of the He would also like to ator said. government." IRIED STUDENTS ing law. widely employed in national Student Orientation Ser change the academic cal elections. Wilson said the security le Married Studer "Once a case is brought to vice (SOS), treasurer of endar to have finals be He said for this reason the Supreme Court, we can the Co-ed Congress from system here is not effec py for all child! fore Christmas. his platform deals mostly act any way we like." During the court discus 960 Complex, Hayes tive, and students should «ty will be held o with improving the aca have been informed before jNplex Auditorii The case which led the sion Election Commission House Steering Committee demic problems. wil1 court to its decision involved members, who were appoint and Lieutenant Governor Gorde serves on the the new armed security be gifts, ent guards were hired. en attending. the appeal of a candidate ed by the SBG president, for Hayes House, and Un SBG concert series com lea Leventhal, member of ' se R.S.V.P. no were charged with neglect by dersecretary for Resident mittee, and is a member of Wilson is in favor of. who was disqualified by the Phi Eta Sigma honor soci e attending. There Election Commission for not two candidates for not taking Student Affairs. the Summon program. He setting up a tenants' union was the coordinator for ety said that he would like for students who want to irth Pole. having enough signatures on minutes during their meet to see a more accurate ings, and for allowing alter the 7th Day Festival for live off campus. This Nervations can be his petition for sophomore If elected, Arzt would and comprehensive Facul L Justice and is executive would help students know " we know th senator. nate commission members to like to look into various ty Evaluation booklet to coordinator of Peace &S0]Pteas e make vote. UM problems such as: include every teacher on what they're moving into, Strike South. he added. Jenry Gorde was disquali Gorde said however, "They campus. ALPHA KA fied by the Election Commis were doing the best under • The transportation the circumstances, because here will be a me< sion, which acted indepen and parking problem on He would like to see the the student government is %in room S-226_ 1 dently, Wednesday. campus formation of an academic trying to rush this election It agenda toda evaluation committee to through —and what did they 's and a° During the court session • An investigation of reform the departments re-take oi expect to happen."- Xiatory. the following evening, Gorde why the Hurricane Room requirements of all Good luck pleaded that some of the sig The Election Commission in the Union has been schools. He sees the possi natures were fraudulent, but held its first formal meeting °ELTATHE closed on weekends bility of a tri-mester sys he had no way of knowing Nov. 18 and has since then iTueisda y tem based on three cours , at 7:0( this. had to draw up an election "tUniioun • An attempt to re es of five credits each. Delta The He decided to withdraw code and set procedures for ? hono>rr 'ng all t his case, so the Supreme voting and campaigning. store UM concerts 'silentt!s "I would like to get a have made Court could go on to another The Supreme Court will % issue, that of the neglect of # Extension of "resi- general consensus of the Dean Louis meet tonight at 7:30, Reichelt ! 'is McQuit the Election Commission in said, and they will take each dent rights" students by passing out an Will] its procedures." case as it comes. If neces accurate questionnaire," After his withdrawal, the sary, he said, they will meet • An investigation to Leventhal said. Supreme Court closed the again before the elections. try to abolish all book ^AY'S R0U]N store discounts He said he in favor of combining Christmas and fth8En "Sophomores have mid-semester vacations, br rr w ,at * much to do with change at having 24-hour visitation erisa ° <* the university, they're the for male residence halls, middlemen, half way in and opening up the library 'CANE FLY and half way out," Arzt stacks to all undergradu rricane said. Jerry Gorde ates. it Fiye 'loom;, - *ill be , 245 m ' Entertainment Committee Her? dlscussed 9 StUde 9 Damico: 7 Want Concerts on Campus Keyser: 'Loud, Funky, Drug-Inducing Music conce: ri ^t0rv, tions tot> tenu'e or'S; f /?e/( teacher. *% Yes' May Sa^e a Friend ari there _ He |, VAN PETTEN By ^TM Hurricane StaH *tandin> ' the clinic also runs sensitivity groups which the pa visions UM students will have to tients are encouraged and in some cases required to co %rifeSedo°\ of the dM onthe. student Body Govern- join. and Co; the stu HERE ARE CHRISTMAS LIBRARY HOURS CAG To Study t jbrary hours for Christmas Recess are as foMows; it to run to repre- Dec 20-closed; Monday-Wednesday, Dec. 21-23: 8 students, because !'spm-Thurs.-Sun., Dec. 24-27: closed; Mon.-Wed., hey really don't 8 a.m.-5 P-m.; Thurs.-Fri., Dec, 31-Jan. 1: closed; aat's happening in Jan. 2, regular hours. ient," Pat Wilson, ire senatorial can- ADA HOLDS FIRST MEETING TONIGHT Bill Baird Speaks id. Center Functions Americans for Democratic Action, a liberal political lob- . . . speaks Wed. group, is holding its first organizational meeting iri ti, who co-au By JOHN REILLY graduate student in econom which a university can make Of The Hurricane Staff to field-house bill, »i-Miami area tonight at 8 p.m. in Room S-226A of the ics; and Susan Wilson, a inroads into a new area," vould like to print Union. The public is invited. For further information "Centers at UM are a way graduate student in urban Besvinick said. "They play a AWS Holds ily newsletter to jRolkwayat 284-5511 or Fred Morinat 661-2302. in which the university can studies. very significant role in the "Centers are a way in modern university." )more students so NGLERS DISCUSS LIGHT TACKLE, WEDNESDAY continue to grow and test ill know what's new deas," Sidney Besvinick, Birth Control He UM Angling Club presents pioneer and expert light fisherman J. Lee Cuddy on Wednesday night at 6 p,m. chairman of the Commission 2 ought to be S-237 of the Student Union. Films will be shown and on Academic Goals said. Seminars iiblic is invited. ly people can get CAG will discuss "Centers: and check into Bill Baird, director and IUATE STUDENT ASSOCIATION MEETS, THURSDAY Research or Service" tomor so when a student founder of the New York row night at 7:30 in the ollege he has the Parent Aid Society, a non lerewill be a meeting of the Graduate Student Associa- Brockway Lecture Hall. ition each year," hursday evening, Dec. 10, at 7:30 p.m. in Room 306 of profit birth control, abortion, aid. and narcotic center will srre Building. All departmental representatives and in- The various centers of UM ils the Federation uate students are urged to attend. speak in two AWS-sponsored include the Center for Ad lectures tomorrow at 4 and 8 i Students and in- vanced International Studies, ial students INTERNATIONALS: PREPARE FOR ART SHOW p.m. in the Flamingo Ball the Center for Urban Studies, room. ecome involved in taxational students. All those wishing to exhibit their the Institute of Molecular 'overnment. llection, should arrange for it before December 20, 1970. Evolution, the Center for Baird has been arrested international stu- ww is going to be held in the International Lounge of Theoretical Studies, and the several times while trying to e here to learn Indent Union and it is going to be on first come first Mailman Child Development create changes in birth con America," Wilson basis. Center. Capt. Lovell John Swigert trol and abortion policy. He md one of the i is now facing a three month 'or further details contact Ahmad Shamspour at 284- . . . 715 hours' .. .Apollo 13 hey should learn Besvinick said the commis prison term for giving a birth the process of or 284-5794. sion will look into the rela control device to a Boston U. ent." IRIED STUDENTS WILL HOLD KIDS' XMAS PARTY —Phots By BARB KERR tionship between the centers coed. at UM and the university's The case is now pending n said the security lie Married Student Association is sponsoring a Christ- STOP — Heir Pollution, That Is academic goals. Astronauts Lecture here is not effec- toy for all children of University of Miami students. . . . ZPG'er shows her position before the U.S. Supreme i students should My will be held on Saturday, December 12, 1970 at the Court. Specific topics to be dis Astronauts James Lovell -;. In addition to his astro An all-male panel will n informed before Complex Auditorium between the hours of 10-12 noon. cussed are: r armed security Wl|l be gifts, entertainment, and refreshments for all and John Swigert, members naut duties, Captain Lovell speak to the women's move en attending. ZPG Slates Raffle, of the ill-fated Apollo 13 mis serves as Special Consultant ments in the Flamingo Ball rere hired. # What are the functions i is in favor of. 1ea sion, will speak at UM at 2 t( the President's Council on room at 8 p.m. Thursday, se R.S.V.P. no later than Wednesday, Dec. 9 if you of centers at UM? p.m. today in the Internation Physical Fitness and Sports. p a tenants' union -attending. There will also be a surprise visitor from Dec. 10. The members will al Lounge of the Student include: Dean Emmett Lowe* ;nts who want to «th Pole. 9 To whom should the Union. They are sponsored John L. Swigert was one of Dr. David Saltzman,. Dr. Eu ff campus. This nervations can be made by calling 284-4505. It is nec- Plugs Birth Control centers report academically? by the UM Lecture Series. .19.'.astronauts selected, by sip students know gene Clasby, Dr. Robert tbatwe -know the number of children who will be at- NASAin 1966. He served as Allen, Arthur Swire, and Col. ;y're moving into, so # How should centers re Captain James A. Lovell * Please make reservations. By PAT DUARTE has spent more time in space command module pilot of Harry Muller. Of The Hurricane Staff late to academic depart ments? (715 hours and 5 minutes) Apollo 1:3, the most danger ALPHA KAPPA PSI MEETS TODAY "Something For Everyone" should be the title of. than any living man. ous U.S. space mission to e the raffle being conducted by Zero Population Growth" # How can the centers .will be a meeting of all members of Alpha Kappa A United States Navy cap date. w nroom S-226Dof the Student Union at 4:30 p.m. UM's population-control club. The prizes? Contracep help UM achieve its academ tain, Lovell was recruited by 2>r.SuLer,JJ.mois -•-agenda today will be elections for next semester's tives for both sexes, of course. ic goals? NASA in 1962 for the astro He was a co-recipient of idatn o'take of Pictures for the "Ibis." Coat and tie "I suggested this as a joke; and the more we Besvinick said the open naut program. the American Institute of m°V- Good luck to all candidates. thought about it, the more thought it'd be a novel idea," hearing on centers is very Lovell was the first man to Aeronautics and Astronau ZPG Vice Chairman Judy Bagatti says. important to students. journey twice to the moon tics Octave Chanute Award Optometrist DELTA THETA MU TAPS, TUESDAY For ZPG, the raffle serves the dual purpose of fund- and he was the command for 1966 for helping demon Riviera Theatre Building d a raising and policy-advocating. "The centers are very little module pilot of Apollo 8, strate the Rogallo Wing as a «tUnio n t 7:00 p.m. in room S-226C and D of the "Prizes" will be foams and jells for women, and known and less understood "man's maiden voyage to the feasible land-landing system f hono a Theta Mu wil1 hold its Fal1 TaPPinS Cer' by students," he said. "Cen moon." for returnmg space vehicles. ftn, r'ng a11 those whose outstanding scholastic condoms for men — but no pills, loops or other prod 1562 S.Dixie Hwy. ent ters are an area students % ave made them eligible for membership in the ucts which require a doctor. Phone: 665-8114 She reports that in less than two weeks of sales, should be familiar with." cQuitt the raffle has been quite successful. An extra 1,000 tick Cill w? y« Dean of the College of Arts and e he ets are being printed, and contraceptive companies are Besvinick said the centers lefreshmo ! gwst speaker. resh donating their products to be used as prizes. are the places on campus Q-EJUVSLIU ana. jLzatkzz <£>hoh. ments will foe served. where the different depart She doesn't expect any trouble from shocked par HANDCRAFTED CUSTOM DESIGNS DAY'S ROUNDTABLE FEATURES ENGLISH & ents because "we don't advocate promiscuity, but if ments of the various schools . SPANISH PROFS people are going to engage in sex, we're hoping it'll be can get together and re (embers of th responsible sex." search common interests. na tt t0nio English and Spanisih Departments will be Judy has checked with local pharmacies and the "Out of these discussions W at SILVER & GOLD JEWEL WabetWep . ^ Academic Roundtable in the Ibis Miami Police Department about the possible existence come new areas for research lli|:l§. \ en II a.m. and 1 p.m. All students are invited. of a minimum legal age for contraceptive buyers. Ap and new courses for stu RY, BELTS, SANDALS ; ^fEFLYERS MEETTOMORROW parently there is none. • dents," Besvinick said. SUEDE VEST, TOPS, Better l 1 a FIyers wil1 JTieet a ain "And if they can be sold, why can't they be raf BAGS, HEADBANDS, Lt Wilson °m s ?Ii; § tomorrow at 7:30 Speaking before the com 5 ln the fled?" she says. ETC. YOUR DESIGN OR be di" Union. Slides will be shown, and mission will be: Dr. Mose to learn kl0ers will CK SS6d for uPcoming events. Ground school However, the raffle stimulates mostly a humorous ent held on Thur Harvey, director of Advanced OURS ? ground sdays in S-245 at 7:30 p.m. reaction. "Some are buying tickets for goof. They're International Studies; Dr. 'illterestPr? schoalwi;H also begin next week. saying they're gonna put the stuff in Christmas cards now, studen Herman Meyer, professor of cert '•"format,-!; ts are invited to the meetings. For and send it to their friends," Judy says. mathematics; Dr. Eugene side of the co" recall 284-5897. The drawing will beheld 7:30 p.m. January 11 in Man, dean of Research Coor than DlRECT0R the dination; Ernie Brazier, a 3070 GRAND AVENUE COCONUT GROVE *Lewis WILL BE HERE, THURSDAY tickets may be bought from ZPG members for 25 , they should^6 cshopR!feai,rch Director for Food Fair will be at the cen ^ac ^. contact Judy Bagatti at learn the Americ in erested may ^•Th"Ursdau axv uZ -^luericaann MarketinMarKetingg AssociatioAssotia«un» <*•>•at ;ke to see co # 'tio!iDe«w ernoon in the Student Union. Check the 446-5006 for further information. )nvenience esic for location. hard way. UNGDEM r r >reM^ OCRATS MEET, FRIDAY • f° °fncfbe S ;dinadanc sa •a meeting of Young Democrats on Friday at FLY TO EUROPE Vote YES j^L^S.Dogn o_f£ th,, e Studen~. P t _Unio. . n •, £ fi N A TIONAL Stay £lso Sa«pr°dl 5 ^ VIA Only S19900 in RT from Nassau For The Available also: e 1970-71 Edition of "EUROPE school. t "it? 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INCLUDING: EVIL WAYS/JINGO YOU JUST DON'T CARE PERSUASION/WAITING '^msmKim sasss f including: Big Bird/Lighthouse/Green Slice Homschmeyer's Island/Crabfoot •: :^--*•:••. Don Ellis At Fillmore including: Hey Jude/Pussy Wiggle Sfomp The Magic Bus Afe My Doughnut Rock Odyssey/The Blues THE HURRICANE Tues., Dec. 8,1970 $1 , to d° whe roll "bandage 3 e ac with ' so on an 11-yard option. A h adthe By DAVE GOLDSTEIN play that has continually chru same „prol y ane had r* >W pecefflt'ei Executive Sports Ed.tor hurt the Hurricanes. New- Tealwenu>;ngJSCl You could sense that the house led all rushers in the °"to vote o, Kichefski Coached Hurricanes were in for a jng game gaining 83 yards. forSSya^W^ Saturday night of footba" when Miami's offense put A little over four minutes.. The home P; word, His Last Game Houston on the scoreboard later Houston was on the early in the first quarter. scoreboard again. This time UM quarterback Kelly Co- it was a 47-yard pass from saw B Houstons ^ "°' stepped over the end tight end Earl Thomas to gain 466 Potei For The 'Canes chrane st split end Elmo Wright on a an wide in downs. Ho ; 1 lu D Offic a OVEN HEATED DELIVERY SERVICE ddirj0, Delivery Charge - 50c and up (According to Order and Area) Tues., Dec. 8,197"0 THE HURRICANE 13 3 Rubble' s Despite Krasnow ^ ame» rpmber 11 and 12 the students will get a pec Do you, as students, enjoy being graduated at the 0^- vvote on a referendum to up their student ,ance t°, '; three dollars towards a "bubble" field- Miami Jai-alai? Do you enjoy having your concerts in 0. fee ^^k%m%m%m%m%m%mm%m%m%m%m%m%m%m%m%m%m%m%m%m%m%m jeopardy because teeny hoppers can crash the gates words are in order in this, a very impor- of the soccer field? T ast year USG President Jim. Yasser at- Do you enjoy hauling yourselves to Dinner Key issLie- ^ the bau roUingon the "bubble" field B t0 Auditorium to see the basketball team in action? I Houston',466 'P°ySc5 ed & know I don't, and even the ball players themselves ls A ncl>? se unacquainted with the "bubble," it is a don't enjoy driving to the auditorium. " Houston 2 J F 4 oported by an air supported Dacron Po- If you answered no to the previous questions, ^jlding sU pP cost of the structure is estimated at nirev f The has gone further along." Krasnow'forgot to say that then it is high time that you, the students of this uni erserjt>^ ter roor. tats3-8.etltha' reS the Air-Tech people who put up this structure had not versity, consider shelling out some bread for a facility 0,0 tart off before giving an endorsement on this developed an air conditioning system last year and the To s that will alleviate many of the problems that this erewe T would like to level a verbal blast at Stu- idea was quickly crushed. I would like to congratulate retim» ctu school has. gtru ^f' Government President Mark Krasnow. Yasser for at least getting the ball rolling on this Once this bill is passed, the structure could con 3 y le^ ° w has made promise after promise that he project. I wonder if Krasnow would have thought of ceivably be built by next September. That is not a t scoring. M K unable to fulfill regarding this structure. it. promise but rather an optimistic hope. rt Soi h^Teway he has taken time to do a little back Broken promise number two. "The structure will If this bill is killed, then the "bubble" fieldhouse % Hi*V ng him sever ? S° which all politicians are noted for. Why cost no more than $250,000. And that includes park will be put back in the file of nice dreams. If the bill is n§ int o the 1> ,/fcrk be any different? . . ; ; ^ ing," said Krasnow in July. The Air-Tech people are passed, then at least there will still be some hope of */ 1 start off with promise number one. "Won't now saying $900,000. A bit more than Krasnow's fig having a place where the students can gather for their lme ^ 0 Ln-> Hents be surprised to see a fieldhouse when ure and a bit more realistic. activities. ike Pe t back on campus, in September?" This was There's little more to say about this matter ex ^; it c* 4 ¥T% I could go on but it would be senseless. I believe the Krasnow following his election to SBG. Obvi- the student by now sees politics for what it is. Now, cept I urge you to vote yes on the December 11-12 ention r*club , —Photo By JOHN "BUBBLE" ; ^lere is no fieldhouse. w fan 0 before this column is ended, I would like to give my election. Remember the rain on the soccer field dur d indeed. H R k stabbing number one. "Oh, it's true that endorsement for this badly needed fieldhouse despite ing past concerts? This could easily end with a field- Captain Willie Allen (33) Scores /Ysser) started this thing but our administration Krasnow. house. ... wouldn't this look better on UM campus? UM Cagers Defeat Lehigh mors In Opening Win, 74-67 By ED LANG close contest until Kevin in the second half. It took Hurricane Sports Editor O'Riordan hit a foul shot and him awhile to get going. Of course you must realize that $lyi% It is said that a visiting Lionel Harris hit a jump shot O'Riordan and Klein had basketball team in Philadel Itask<»ll)all to give Miami a 54-51 lead. been out of organized ball for ill be the next phia's Palestra fieldhouse a year and that an effect on iting. Lehigh attempted to put a them." stands two chances of win press on Miami with 2:22 left ridiculous rumi ning, slim and none. Despite in the game but the hot On hand to cheer the team the odds, head basketball hands of Rich Klein, Lionel Miami shot a miserable 34% were 2,151 fans including the American who is J coach Ron Godfrey takes his Harris and Bob Spagnolo put football team, swimming while Lehigh hit only 32%. the NFL. It is an J team up north to play La- the game out of Lehigh's team, athletic director Walt Miami held a slim 42-39% in grasp. hat Dooley WOn>tJ Salle College. Kichefski and a rare quest free throw percentage. — Dr. enry King Stanford. This will be the start of a Klein finished the game as >t be a drawing the leading scorer with 19 Miami has not the best of r people living in i long road series beginning Kevin O'Riordan, who fortunes against it's next op played his first game in a points. O'Riordan was the tomorrow. After LaSalle the game's high rebounder with ponent LaSalle. In 12 meet team travels to Dayton, Ohio, UM uniform, tallied seven ings Miami has taken only learly 52,000 points in the first half while 16. Lehigh's leading scorer to face University of Dayton. was Hank Wisniewski with four of those including last lis Bears into ... Rich Klein and Lionel Harris 16 points. year's 103-96 win. ss Miami Dolphins."'! each had six. O'Riordan was That will take place on the Godfrey seemed pleased All games home and away fans came to see redshirted last season after sley-coached team 11th. A week later on the with the season debut. "The will be broadcast live over 18th the Miami cagers move transferring from Wichita kids went out there and radio WKAT (136;). Sonny to the ridiculous. on to Lincoln, Nebraska, State University. didn't lose thier cool," he Hirsch will handle the play ach of the Clevelal where they'll participate in said. "They got the points by play and David Blount ill not be back if the Husker Classic. After the Klein transferred from when they needed them. will do the color work. Of land fans (and te long trek the 'Canes finally Long Island University and course all results will be "Collier" rumors, come home to face Fordftam he too sat out last season. ^'Willie (Allen) got off to a aired over WVUM (90.5 on December 22. Harris was the leader of the slow start but he came back FM.) names to the 1 freshman squad last year as :cember 4), you For at least a couple of he averaged 28.0 points per ead coaching job. ______W' —Photo By 40HN BOBEL days though the cage tea.m game. can soak up some sun and ie basketball seasa Miami's 6'3" Forward Richie Klein Drives For Goal Miami seemed stymied by ... former Dade South star led Hurricane scoring with 19 points some memories of the 74-67 Lehigh's zone defense. Added be made about f victory over Lehigh Universi to the 'Canes problems was ty, Friday night. that center Willie Allen ran as an All-Ameri* into early foul trouble, He ble. Willie went op 'Canes Face Dade North The win was a pleasant was taken out midway in the : to play in the foj surprise for Godfrey. It first half after collecting marks the first time in his three fouls. four year coaching career dn't buy a ret that the team has taken their Godfrey attempted to ore, you've got first game ofthe season. Said bring Lehigh out of the zone t do that either. Season To Open a delighted Godfrey after the defense by putting in outside mded, Miamim^^^^^^^^^^^ game to waiting reporters, shooting ace Bob Spagnolo. He then moved on to "Anyone have a cigar?" He "Spag" however, was as cold first half,the Jj Swimming coach Wil- the largest fielded at the style events. Tozer, from obviously showed signs of as the rest of the team in the Johannesburg, South Af Miami Springs High field and 42 per «|iam Diaz openg hig firgt UM. It is also one of the former Boston Celtic coach first half. fson at the helm of the most talented. Leading rica, is South Africa's School where his boys' Red Auerbach. Miami came out and uuimce bac>"».k» t•o- _\F-• tea'-cam jFriday? rid . The the field are John Spire number one swimmer and girls' teams each looked a bit more impressive bounds. Also in Jwimmers face MiamiMiami- - and Tyrone Tozer. and ranks 25th in the The team however showed in the second half. It was a won three state titles as signs of first game jitters. Le started hitting J jDade Junior College Spire, from Miami, U.S. Well as numerous lesser This year's co-captains high, who earlier in the week by 6'3" for^J forth campus at 7:30-at was Dade County's finest championships. Five had been trampled by the ca ended the ni ^Mpool. swimmer in 1970 and are Tony Baker and Lee dets of Army 72-47 held a 32- Jhe team features 19 1969. Spire specializes in Hunter. Hunter, a return times he was named 29 half time lead. dimmers and is one of the backstroke and free- ee from last year, was "Coach of the Year" for , it's about 1 the 'team's premiere swimming in Dade Coun Both teams were colder man Trophy Jj swimmer in 1969. Hunt ty. than a blizzard in the Arctic. ;Ceived this ti er's specialty is the Catch a Yellowbird. aperiority.butaot' breaststroke. He's a local product from Miami Pal PAPPY Sez - 3ban are just ^ metto High School. Bak Fly home for the holidays ildn't have wo"» er, also a breaststroker, THE NAME OF THE GAME IS: city department hails from Larchmont, "GET ACQUAINTED!" New York. at special low prices*. nk Other swimmers back • How To Make A Hit With The o years, Pl« i; Opposite Sex!! ecord. 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They are After defeating Railey Extramural basketball has House in the MRHA finals, 10:00 a.m. The top two teams The Seventy league has Cissy Budke of the Apart 2.88 its practices Monday and from each of the four leagues ments, Suzanne Gray of Allen House went on to nail not yet been decided. Har" Wednesday at 1:30 on the in will make the playoffs. Pierce, and Ellen Fitch of STEREO down the all-campus hand ding House, 3-0, is on top, Kargen of CWS, Donna Bat tramural courts near 960 and S"ACK ball championship by upend but Lee and Railey, both 4-1, chellor of. the Apartments, Tuesday at 4:00 at the 730 960. Also, those girls wishing 6024 S.Dixie 666-1612 ing Sigma Chi in all three In the Fifty league, Jack are close behind. Cleveland, Lynn Baker from 960,. and courts. Anyone wishing to to participate on a worn* matches. Allen's Jack Savelo son and Jefferson are tied for try out for the team should meet to- 3-2, is not yet out of the pic Sue Dourney also of 960. tennis team should downed Dave Allen of Sigma first with 5-1 records moving attend any practice session. at the into the last day of play. ture either. morrow at 4:00 p.m Chi, 21-15, 21-5, in the num In Wednesday night's bas ber one singles match. Jackson lost their first game Women's Intramural golf varsity tennis courts to Allen, but since has won Foster House's undefeated ketball league, Lee House 4-0 record paced the Eighty beat Buchanan. Delta Zeta will begin second semester. In number two singles, Jeff five straight. Originally, golf was sched Page downed Scott Mazo, 21- league. Barker and Monroe,., and: The Black Kittens won both 3-1, and Washington, 3r on forfeit. uled earlier, but facilities 11, 21-11. To complete the Jefferson won their first were not available. Tenta sweep, Allen's doubles team four and then lost to Jack 2 are eying the remaining ; Something new this year tively planned is intramural By son. Allen and Buchanan are playoff berth. " Assistant I of Ken Premo and Charlie will be added to the women's golf at the Biitmore for $1:80 tied for third with 4-2 rec Myers bombed Sigma Chi's intramural basketball cham a round starting second se ords. toes*1 Ray Boshold and John Clark, pionship playoff. The top two Save s apple pie The current leaders of mester. 21-2,21-5. ^modern Ame The Sixty league title ap women's intramural activity kbe points has the Apartments: fhey came tc Boxing weighins were held pears to be going to Garfield SOUTH MIAMI LETTER KaS have as ahead as a result of their vic on Thursday and Friday, House, 5-0. The number two they college stude tories in Volleyball and SERVICE, INC. f with the first bouts on Mon spot will probably belong to nitie*>ts S w^ par day. 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