Fall Elections Set for Thurs

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. FÂnhoowed' 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 jÛ 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 êr 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.

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