Brown Attacks Politicos During UCSB Campaign

Brown attacks politicos

during UCSB campaign Democratic gubernatorial hopeful By Mark Forster means more scholarships, more William Roth due here tomorrow. See back page for details. Secretary of State Edmond EOP programs, more financial aid Brown, Jr. outlined his support and work study." -i for Proposition Nine, attacking He drew applause declaring Vol. 54-No. 116 University of California at Santa Barbara Thursday, April 25, 1974 "the moral corrosion and low that "the burden of college political credibility in this should be intellectual , not country," during an afternoon economic," but then couldn't speech to 500 students on the quote how much tuition was in Axe forGames and UCen lawn yesterday. the UC system. The Democratic gubernatorial Brown also covered the Herrera expected soon candidate said "this is the age of environment, oil industry, and By Murv Glass skepticism where people don't land planning during his It has been learned from reliable sources that James Games and believe politicians. 20-minute talk. Ralph Herrera, the two assistants to the Vice Chancellor on Minority "How can you tell a guy on Proposing a "total package for Affairs, are going to be fired and their positions eliminated, effective the street corner not to shoplift if controlling the oil industries," June 30, 1974. When reached for comment on their pending present the top law enforcement officer Brown suggested an excess profits status. Games and Herrera both said that "we have not been advised as in the country is a crook," Brown tax regulation of oil industries for to our status for next year." said. "Moral corrosion starts at price and resource disclosures. Commenting on the possibility that the two positions might be the top and permeates down At the end of his speech eliminated also, Herrera contended that "I think they're really viable through society." Brown described his previous and should be here. These are the first two positions that have ever He claimed "the legislature will political activity, stressing his been created for minorities on a management level." never want to reform and that is support of civil rights movements Games stated that "if there ever was a time these positions were the importance of Proposition including Ceaser Chavez's farm viable, it is now. There seems to be a new kind of equilibrium in the N in e." labor movement. program ." "There is a million-dollar-a- However, he was momentarily year lobby industry in California, halted by a question from the SEC. OF STATE Edmond and until we curb it there isn't Brown, Jr. audience asking if he had received POSITION FUNDING going to be much progress," the a contribution from Gallo Wine to., his governor's campaign is the The positions, though adminsitrative posts, are currently being Secretary of State said. Com pany. owner of Adolph’s Inc., who has funded by Reg. Fee money. The Reg. Fee Committee has reportedly "Proposition Nine limits • "Gallo bought a table at a given $83,000. recommended a halt to the positions being funded by its money and gift-giving lobbyists, and those fund-raising event when they still Brown said he would support a have recommended administrative funding of the jobs instead. who represent Student Lobby had a valid contract with Chavez. bill decriminalizing possession of When reached for comment on Games and Herrera's situation. Vice should be on the same footing as I don't think I'll be getting marijuana in small amounts Chancellor John Snyder admitted that the two had not been advised of those from Standard O il." anymore money from them similiar to the system in Oregon. their status for next year, but then added that "we have no comment Brown, wearing a blazer and because I support Chavez," he Regarding Affirmative Action, on the matter as of yet. We w ill be issuing a statement next week on open-collared shirt, then turned replied. he claimed that colleges were in a th is ." to education, asserting that During a 20-minute period of declining enrollment When asked about the matter. Chancellor Vernon Cheadle simply "California used to have the question-and-answer period most and "there is room for everybody replied, "no comment." greatest educational system in the of the queries centered around but we should develop Summing up his feelings about the two positions, Hererra lamented country, and now we're slipping campaign financing. Brown sophisticated tests to find the that, if we're really committed to the Affirmative Action concept, it b ack." admitted to spending $240,000 people who can profit from would seem that these two positions are necessary for adequate "We should provide better in his Secretary of State's race, colleg e." minority representation." counselors so education won't be $900,000 in his present race, and just lily-white," he said. "This that the single largest contributor Mystery candidate Hayes fails to show Press Council forming Demo Senate hopefuls spar in I.V. By Neil Moran work. It means day care centers, Legislature. He announced his as deadline date nears Isla Vista and campus voters adequate health care and equal strong support for the unicameral had their first opportunity to access to educational institutions legislature. "The unicameral Applications for the necessary put his job on thé line to meet the Democratic candidates for all qualified individuals." approach had several specific newly-forming Press Council are défend the independence of the vying for the bi-county State Herron stated that he had advantages over the present due no later than tomorrow in newspaper," he remarked. "Any Senate seat at a forum held at St. enjoyed recent campaigning in system. The smaller, more the A.S. office, but already some editor who does less is not worth Mark's Church Tuesday night. Isla Vista and had found that compact district tightens the screening committee members are his s a lt." Candidates speaking at the "cut of hair or beard and bare district's community interests, talking about an extension of the Carlson expressed confidence sparsely-attended forum included feet do not affect , basic political plus guarantees more deadline. that the .new press Council Russell Herron, Paul Kinney and concerns that we all all share." accountability from the The Press Council is the body be better for the Nexus than the Omer Rains. Although he regards marijuana as representative." a health menace; he supports designed to replace the current Communications Board. In his autobiographical sketch Kinney, who had earlier urged lightened penalties for its Communications Board in "It certainly couldn't be worse Herron, a Camarillo educator and all other candidates to limit possession. abjudicating disputes over Nexus unless it took to lobbing bricks business executive, explained part primary campaign spending to coverage. The Press C Council through our windows and putting of his campaign platform: Paul Kinney, on leave as $15,000, urged the passage of will also be charged with chewing gum in our typewriters," "Justice for all is not just a Legislative Assistant for Ventura Proposition 9, the choosing a new Editor-in-Chief. he quipped. "It all depends upon cliche, and an essential part of Assemblyman Ken MacDonald, Common-Cause People's Lobby The Council is the product of the quality of the individual we justice is equal opportunity. That spoke strongly on the need for campaign Reform Initiative. over five months of work by an get to serve on the Council." means jobs for anyone willing to political reform in the Kinney advocated the adoption ad hoc committee chaired by of the "Oregon Plan" for Glen Wade, a professor of reducing penalties for possession electrical engineering. of marijuana. The action was taken after "Independence, integrity and relations between student involvement are the qualities I government and the Daily Nexus bring into this race," declared hit a high pitch last spring. Omer Rains. Rains, a Ventura Battles have raged all year attorney, has been a strong between student government cosumer-advocate the last decade. leaders on the Communications He is also an elected member of Board and Nexus editors over the University of California A.S. coverage and the right of Alumni Council. The candidate student government figures to cited not only philosophical privacy with respect to their positions on the issues but G P A ’s. warned the voters to look for The new Press Council has past experiences to substantiate been criticized by Sociology candidates' platforms. Professor Harvey Molotch, who The only candidate from the contends that the new Democratic Party not attending arrangement symbolizes the the forum, Laird Hayes, has yet capture of the Nexus by the - to make a public appearance in Administration. the area. In contrast to the other Nexus Editor Dave Carlson, candidates, Hayes is relying who helped formulate the Press entirely on a media campaign. He Council, discounts Molotch's has employed Hal Avery of Los criticism . Angeles to run his campaign. "It is up to the editor-in-chief Avery once made the comment, to withstand criticism and if " I could elect a box of soap into office if I tried." PAGE 2 UCSB DAILY NEXUS THURSDAY, APRIL 25,1974 who could not get fiim work. SANTABARBARA Evolving from a focus on ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE Asian actors find fault in traditional »ON THE ATM INFORMATION repertory theater and training of CALL 962-8111 young people in acting, dance ro les; decry image of Kung Fu series and voice, the company has By Abby Haight experiences in which she had "Kung Fu." I hate it," said expanded with the help of grants Two members of the East/West declined roles in television and Yashima. "It has no redeeming from the Ford Foundation and Players, an Asian-American, film because she "wanted to play value to it at all." The two felt the National Endowment for the Theater group from Los Angeles, a real person." She described one that the show portrayed Asian A rts. addressed the problem of incident in which she was asked people in a negative image, with The company has written and stereotyped images of Asians in to wear a kimono although the the half-breed Kane the hero. produced the first the media at Tuesday night's action was set in New York in They resented the casting of Asian-American rock musical and second lecture in the current modern times, and her character David Carradine, a white man, in p ro d u c e s four full-scale Asian American Alliance/A.S. was merely applying for a job. an Asian role, pointing out that productions and four children's Lecture series on Asian-American She won the part, and convinced the number of parts available for theater pieces each year at their W om en, the director to costume her in Asian actors are extremely own theater in Los Angeles, and "We are forced to play only the normal clothes. limited. "It's sick, they're they often take their productions geisha girl-type roles," explained Hatsuo Uda, another member laughing all the way to the to other showcases like the Mo mo Yashima, who said she has of the company, pointed out that bank," said Yashima, citing Hollywood Bowl. refused to play roles she does not in the media, "beauty is only recent interviews with Carradine feel reflect a positive image of the projected to white." He said it is in which he demeaned the Asian-American, and called on wrong for people to judge Asian oriental philosophy which actors to "be more willing to women by white culture accounts for a good part of the fight for what they believe in." standards. show's popularity. Yashima told the audience Both actors were highly critical about several personal of the popular television show The East/West Players started in 1965 as a company of actors | ★ April 27 thru 30 Saturday 10-5:30, Sunday 12-5:30 BASffl- Re g is t e r s V o te Monday 10-5:30 and 6:30^9, Tues. 10-1. ROBBIHS Multipurpose room Goleta Library 500 North Fairview ____ ICE CREAM • 5749 Calle Real-Upen 'tH Midnite V * Phi Delta Theta * ■ «■ niin-rrrh ••••••••••••••a presents MM LANTERN THEATRE Upper left hand corner of Isla Vista 960 Embarcadero Del Norte. DIRTY

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V . •' . wÊËM ËËËM mËW jmmà2%%®8&. ' i* l m r kst i; H IS d € ( u c t e n f Pe/í¿j2&5¿Mf£ a \ Z C ì< rxÙ . S v & tís ) By M.Öcorqe Haddad Irritations with China Things seldom move in one direction, and the proverbial good news and bad news applies glovelike to two neighboring Southeast Asian nations. The US’s opinion of a lessening of the Indochina war’s side effects on Thailand is evident in our government’s decision to cut military troops stationed there, while Burma’s troubles are apparently just beginning, as communist insurgents plague the countryside. At the end of March, the US government announced a cutback of 10.000 soldiers and a reduction in its B-S2s. The move, to be completed by the end of the year, indicates faith in North Viet Nam’s Hrsm promise not to carry out a major offensive in Thailand. This leaves 27.000 Americans in the country as a standby force. The action also presages an attempt by Thais and Americans to reduce the US’s huge profile in Southeast Asia. Furthermore, Thailand is trying to 'REALLY! I THOUGHT WE WERE ABOVE ALL THAT!' ameliorate relations with People’s China, and the Pentagon is reducing its overseas spending. Forty^ight thousand was the peak number of American' troops stationed in Thailand, and six of the seven air bases in the country Oil Initiative benefits questioned remain open. The cutback, however, will likely find one more base -Commentary- closed. Yet . the Utapao big bombers that bombed Hanoi near the war’s end maintain their full strength of SO. the trucking industry, the ICC gained control over By Rob Springer Farther to the northwest, the resurgent Burma Communist Party has those rates too. Like those in the railroad industry, Members of the campus community have in started a largescale offensive against the Burmese army in the recent weeks been circulating a referendum petition truck rates were established above the competitive noretheast. Not since the independence movement that freed Burma calling for the regulation of the state's oil companies levels, where they remain to this day. In short, from Britain in 1948, has there been such a huge rebellion in that by the notorious Public Utilities Commission. Of public demand for "control" not only failed to nation. the very good intentions of these people there is not solve the problem, it exacerbated it. The analogy between the ICC and the PUC is a Last fall the B.C.P. hit again, with 10,000 insurgents over-taking a the slightest doubt, but to actually succeed in doing government garrison and threatening the approach to the Mekong good requires more than just good intentions. The close one. In a word, the PUC performs at the state River and to Thailand. Little is known about the party and from proposed initiative can only succeed in doing harm. level the same function that the ICC does at the whence it draws its strength, yet although the majority of the soldiers Let me explain. federal level — it keeps truck and railroad rates are ethnic Burmese, some of the artillery used could only have come While economists specializing in the study of supported at artificially high - levels, quite from China’s bordering Yunnam province. Starting in 1968 a group of monopolistic practices have generally rawarded the independently, it must be added, of whoever Burmese communists who had been trained in China began pillaging oil industry as only weakly monopolistic, my happens to hold power in Washington or areas in Burma’s Shan state, only to end in a standoff after six weeks. argument does not at all depend upon that Sacramento. If anyone doubts the zeal with which Today the insurgents control 10,000 miles of the northern country. assumption. Despjte the very strong evidence to the this mission is performed, I can only ask him to visit Many of the officers of the B.C.P. are brought down from China and the Santa Barbara PUC office wherein he will find contrary I fully assume that the industry is in fact a are native Chinese. Burma’s large and unpoliced border with the cartel as alleged by politicians like Moretti. proudly displayed a list of trucking firms fined for People’s Republic is difficult to demarcate, and little is done to annoy The relevant questions as I see them then reduce charging the public too little (I guess, the railroads the giant neighbor ever since the two nations resumed relations three to two: First, how stable can such a cartel be both obey the law a bit more). If ever there was a years ago. High-level visits, aid from China, and a mutual with PUG regulation and without it? Second, what victimless crime this is it. In view of a record like non-aggression pact further stultify Burma’s position. is the best means at the disposal of the public to see this, spanning one administration after another, can that its interests are served? rational persons seriously want to expand the role of Peking is paying considerable attention to the border area, and one Economic theory confirmed by case study such dubious "protection" to the oil industry? Is it reason may be to add a buffer zone in Burma that would give the reasonable to believe that the PUC is at all likely to Chinese extra security along its soqth^ii iff^Jitiers. China may be strongly suggests that cartels unsupported by fretting over increasing Russian influence iii neighboring India and reverse directions if it is given jurisdiction over oil? I government policy.,tend to be shortlived. In the long Bangladesh. Whatever its ! intdntfoiii, Peking has been treated very run, the higher price resulting from the cartel's think not. We need law that will protect the gingerly by a Burma anxious to a Vo id conflict with a relation it cannot restricted output only invites entry by competitors! consumer from the evil of monopoly, not agencies hope to compete with. Nonetheless, as pressures grow, Rangoon is Even if the cartel is so very fortunate as to utterly that protect the producer from competition. showing increasing irritation with China’s machinations, and the block competitors from its own industry, it can Fortunately, the law is already on the books. If previous stance of neutrality in seeking foreign monetary and political virtually never prevent expansion in substitute there is monopolistic behavior in the oil industry aid, in deference to the pact with Peking, may soon give way to industries. Once this new production hits the existing state and federal law provides not only for supplications to either the Russians or the Americans for help. market, the cartel has no choice but to restrict its its termination but compensation for damages and own output even further just to keep prices where interest as well. Perhaps it might be argued that they are. At the same time any firm in the cartel can while the law itself is there, the w ill to enforce it is always increase its own profit just by cutting the weak due to alliances between the oil companies and Policing the police price a bit and producing more, hoping , of course, justice agencies. But that is not a strong argument. that the others continue to abide by the agreement. For one thing it is often possible for an injured To the Editor: Again the bicycle parking problem is making the news. I saw this All it takes is a couple of cheaters and the whole party to sue the monopolist directly for damages as particular young lady yesterday near the Phelps-Ellison complex racks was successfully done in the recent IBM case. But thing fells apart. with a police escort and a rather nasty-looking pair of bolt cutters. I That such cheaters do exist is confirmed, in fact, for another against the alternative of regulation by think it is time we, as the students being “protected” by and paying for by numerous case studies. Consider the great commission, the incentives for anti-trust suits by the CSO service,,begin to question the motivations of not a few of railroad cartels of the nineteenth century. Farmers justice agencies are far stronger. I have yet to meet these young “police”. Can they handle the power? Do they desire the with crops to market clearly had no very close the member of the public who can even name a power of the job only? Who decides on the rules and policies governing substitutes for the railroads, yet even here these single PUC member, much less to hear of the the actions of the CSO? The students? The administration? Other historic cartels fell apart many times in the manner governor who lost an election due to a bad PUC police? Who polices the police? described above. appointment. Given the present situation, can When the police cease to be responsible to the public they are But once the farmers succeeded in establishing anyone really foresee a dim political future for the responsible only to: 1) themselves; 2) impersonal rules; 3) nobody the Interstate Commerce Commission as a means of D.A. who successfully prosecutes an anti-trust suit (Circle preference). I’m scared. against the oil companies? If there is a provable protecting themselves, the situation changed, Douglas E. Nash though hardly in the direction desired by the case, some upwardly-aspiring county D.A. is sure to farmers. The ICC was quickly captured by the make it if the state Attorney General is so foolish as industry and became the tool whereby the railroad to refuse. rate structure was stabilized permanently, rather In short, regulation by the PUC is a clearcut than intermittently, at monopoly levels. Later on, invitation for the fox to enter the henhouse. when the railroads faced emerging competition from DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau DAVE CARLSON Editor-in-Chief T H F F IR S T MIKE GOLD WENDY THERMOS* THE FINAL USSY a s a p r e l u d e t o READ/N6 IS FROM MIKE SCANLON Editorial Page News Editor Managing Editor m r a t e m a w a r d ' ANNOUNON6 TUS VINNER, T H F 6 R F A T M A R C H 2 1 WEV UKE 70 PRESCHT MEET/N6 IN THF OVAL. 'yes, of i s p r e s e n t e d Opinions expressed are the Individual writer’s and do not DRAMATIC READIN6S OFFICE —A SCENE C O U R SE M E FOR THF BEST necessarily represent those of the Daily Nexus, UCSB Associated CONSPIRACY! 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Throughout the film the If it seems to have become fashionable to expose Indians are blended with their environment, and U.S. barbarous Imperialism abroad, well then all the once this bond is created, we see them exposed to better for today's fashion. Beginning with “State of the sterile, harshly built "Maternity Center." Seige," the American public got its first taste of the Ignazio approaches the building like one would fascist tactics being employed by U.S. or U.S. approach a spaceship; the huge, stark structure is associated “charity" organizations to impose or something new, frightening, massive and maintain an oppressive regime over the natives of dominating. Third World countries. The most powerful films of today are from Latin LOW BUDGET America, again and again discussing the problems of Although produced with a minimal budget, the underdevelopment from a creative and radical film does not suffer because of it, and in places perspective. Examining these countries-not only benefits from it. For example, when street people from a "radical" perspective but also a "factual" are seen staring at the camera, what would usually one, the viewer must inevitably take into account be an unintended comic effect works to the film 's the role of the United States in Latin America. advantage as it creates an authentic aura around the Once more, this time from Bolivia, we deserve to characters. One wonders how many of these people be horrified in discovering cultural genocide by have ever seen a camera before let alone a motion American Peace Corps doctors so poignantly p icture. revealed in Jorge Sanjines' film, "Blood of the Also, the black and white film not only tends to C o n d o r." give the film a newsreel and, hence, a realistic With extraordinary power, "Blood of the quality, but also creates black-white contrasts which Condor" depicts the premeditated extermination of would be lost if the film was shot in color. the Quechua Indians by a corp of American doctors Director Sanjines has certainly done a remarkable who sterilize the women of the tribe under the job in creating this virtually flawless picture. Camera guise of "maternity doctors." At first glance, this angles, particularly, are utilized to their foremost might seem to be a subject divorced from all reality advantage. The acting, also, shows little room for and only to be found in some grotesque science improvement, although the strikingly beautiful faces fiction film . On the contrary, the story is based on of the Quechua I ndians are alone enough to marvel actual incidents that were recently brought to light seen through an abundance of close ups. ip Bolivia. Gradually, the leader of the Quechua community, WEAPON OF FILM DANCE - The Inner City Repertory Dance Company will perform as part Ignazio, learns of the actions of the doctors, but is Sanjines, who collaborated on the screenplay, of the Black Culture Festival. (See story below.) made to pay for his discovery with his own blood once remarked that a film can "serve as a stone that when the local police attempt to murder him. breaks the silence, a bullet that starts the battle." Ignazio, though severely wounded, is secretly taken "Blood "of the Condor" comes close to satisfying Inner City Dance performs to the city with his wife,' Paulina, to, obtain help this. Rarely has a film so effectively stripped away from his brother. An: operation US required by the thin facade o* American "goodwill" to reveal Ignazio's brother cannot raise the necessary money. the tactics not at all unlike those of Nazi Germany. in Black Culture Festival Ignazio dies unattened.f Admittedly, "Blood of the Condor" alone The Inner City Repertory Dance Company will perform Monday, cannot change the harsh realities of Bolivian peasant May 6, at 8 p.m. in Campbell Hall. The event is co-sponsored by the CONTRASTED LIFESTYLES life, but there exists no better example than this Committee on Arts and Lectures and the Black Culture Festival. The city presents a most vivid contrast to the movie of the "film as weapon." The final shot of In the short tjme since its founding, Inner City Repertory Dance lifestyle of the Indians. Much of the film's power the film — a freeze frame — shoWing weapons raised Company h^s gained national prominence as one of the leading comes from the confrontation of these two worlds high by a dozen hands might just as well have exponents of modern dance in the Western U.S. so isolated from one another. As Ignacio's brother included a camera. For the Bolivian peasants such The multiracial ensemble, produced by Los Angeles’ Inner City roams the city streets hoping to raise the money for films-as "Blood of the Condor" may serve as a lever Cultural Center, was formally announced in April, 1970 and gave its the operation, his foredoomed search leads to a for construction in the building of a new society first performances in May, 1971 at Inner City Theatre, Los Angeles. Its re-awakening of his qpnsciousnes$,.Ipf^fuMechua responsive to their needs. New York debut took place at the ANTA Theatr^ in October, 1972 Indian heritage. Having,.¡forgotten" his cultural Unfortunately, these unique films conflict with when the troupe's ten days of performances were warmly received by affinity in the city, Ignazio's brother rejoins his the Sunday evening Fellini films. I would highly native tribe at the end of the film . both Eastern audiences and critics. recommend, however, sacrificing Fellini's dream The repertoire consists of works reflecting a variety of themes and Further alienation between these two worlds is world in favor of the stunning reality of these choreographic approaches. The company performs several of Donald demonstrated when Ignazio investigates the revolutionary Third World film s. McKayle's most famous ballets, including the classics "Rainbow 'Round My Shoulder" as well as the newer "Songs of the musicians, especially a flutist Disinherited." McKayle, the troupe's artistic director, is on leave this with arthritis who made a habit year to direct two Broadway musicals. Renaissance Dancers of misfingering runs. Such Also to be performed in Talley Beatty's "Caravanserai," created musicians would have lost thier especially for ICRDC. Plans call for the addition of ballets by other heads playing to royalty. leading American choreographers. bore culture vultures Inner City Repertory Dance Company's parent orgainzation, Inner The nearly bare stage was City Cultural Center, is directed by C. Bernard Jackson and is one of By Stephen Griffith Parents who previously jeered also a mistake. Although it America's leading arts centers. Through an extensive program of The Renaissance Dancers of at teenage movements were emphasized the dancers, it professionally produced plays, concerts, exhibits and other events, the the Consortium Antiquum nonplussed; unoccupied removed the dances from their Center attempts to explore and stimulate interest in the arts of all of showed us Friday night in dancers distractively ignored proper background. Only the America's peoples. Campbell Hall what people did the audience in the costumes were salvageable in their spare time before background. television was invented. and eventually these became Unfortunately, their tiring as well. As the depths of boredom performance provided little approached the dancers more audience interest than In short, the renaissance pretended to drink wirte. Many watching someone watch TV. dances evidenced little of the of the audience wished they That is to say, the dances they renaissance ambience; rich, might then imitate, or at least performed, albeit authentic lusty fullness. The dances have come more chemically and perhaps academically performed, though not meant prepared. provocative, were originally to be, proved hard to swallow socially functional events, not in themselves, even for the LOST HEADS objects intended for most devout culture vulture. It non-participatory artistic was, as a performer mouthed, scru tin y. That which might have "measure for measure...as you Their first d a n c e , saved the performance, and like it (?)...much ado about "Tynternell," was a sort of more fully justified it, was nothing (!)..." promenade in couples. At the absent. I realize economics are same time the audience was an artisitc impediment, but the We indeed need renaissance, amused by the costumes, they additional cost of live a true one — in this case in were surprised at the extreme musicians would have been Campbell Hall. More sorely subtlety of movement. infinitesimal in opposition to needed, however, is a MUSICIANS - Thu Amadeus Quartet will perform on Tuesday, May 7 at "Branles" showed the the richness they might have renaissance among those ■ p.m. in Campbell Hall. Their program will include Quartet in C Major, dancer? jumping up and down added. Sadly, the prerecorded currently inhabiting the Opus 76, No. 3 (The Emperor), Haydn; String Quartet No. 3 (Quartetto and spreading their legs. music exhibited sloppy administration building. Lyrico), Sei ber, and Quartet in F Minor, Opus 95, Beethoven. PAG E 6 U CSB D A IL Y N EX U S dances at the end Of the concert showed that folk dance is an Fitch’s photos Aman provides brilliantly skilled integral part of America as well as of far-away lands. Of course, the An exhibition of photographs astute observer would see by Bob Fitch opens in the Santa elements of the foreign dances Barbara Musuem of Art this folk dance, creates feeling of unity throughout the American dancing. Tuesday, April 30. Fitch has been By William H. Murray Yugoslavia, the male dancers often called belly-dancing Though I did lose most of my photographing the aggressive The Aman Folk Ensemble performed breathtaking leaps, performed in its authentic style. "academic decorum," during the nonviolent movement to end war, provided a delightful evening, last kicks, and turns. The women, Belly-dancing as we see it, say, at curtain calls, with all the racism, and poverty since the Saturday, of folk dances from all particularly in the "Ladarke" Baudelarie's is really a much performers in different national mid-sixties. The exhibition is over the world. The dancers were ritual, showed a good deal of more commercialized form of costumes, I saw a unity between co-sponsored by the Thomas highly skilled and imparted that virtuosity, too. belly-dancing than the authentic these people of different nations. Merton Center in I.V., in joie de vivre so necessary to folk In the Ghawazee dance from typ e . Perhaps that is the solidarity of conjunction with their festival of dancing. At the same time, they Egypt, it was nice to see what is The suite of Appalachian folk dancing. nonviolence. did not allow theatricality to overpower them, and thus rob the warm and tactile quality that made the Aman so enjoyable. Of course, Aman was not just dancing. The costumes alone were worth the price of admission, and the music, with authentic instruments, was a concert in itself. Their first dances were from the Posavina area of central Croatia, on the coast of Yugoslavia. In these dances, and in the integral singing, they STAGEFRIGHT - Improvisational theatre will be featured when Stagefright performs Campbell Hall this Saturday at 8 and 10 p.m. Their satirical comedy is transformed Campbell Hall into something that it never was being sponsored by KCSB. Student admission is $1. ______-______before. The tremendous number learned from Warshaw into some of dancers on stage, about 60, all ideas of their own and their are performing brilliantly, created a Mass media retrospective some nice, though tentative, Chamber... wonderful sense of being human, abstractions by Michael The Lyrica ensemble and the of being one with others: a sense Dvortscack, Tanette Maffie, and Santa Barbara Trio, two of of solidarity that is perhaps an raises questions of intent r Miles Kubo. UCSB's newest performing integral effect of folk dancing in I'd be the first to admit that groups, will share the bill in a general. The academic decorum By Stephen Westfall cheifly the aesthetic sensibility of this is a biased review. I find both concert on Monday evening at 8 that so often accompanies other The retrospective of the Fine the Program's originator, Howard Rico Lebrun's and Howard p.m. in Lotte Lehmann Concert concerts was completely Arts Mass Media class (principally Warshaw. Some of the work is Warshaw’s work to be overly H all. banished. This same effect offset lithography) is up at the o rig inal. melodramatic and not very taxing The Lyrica Ensemble, five UCen Gallery and I believe that occurecf with their "Ladarke," a on the intellect. Accordingly, talented graduate and has merits and some very serious S K U LL AND BONE mid-summer's ritual from central Gordon llchuck will Vesent a undergraduate women with faults. Before I get into the latter, Originality is the key word in C ro atia. different view of the show next extensive performing experience, This empathic solidarity did which this discussion will this article. There are just too w eek. will ' perform Brahms, not preclude virtuosity. In the primarily deal with, I feel that it many contributions from the "Verbunkos,” a Hungarian w ill be useful to list the merits. Skull and Bone school of imagery for my tastes. Warshaw's and of military dance, the Bulgarian The show is very consistent, a . "Sopluk," and the "Berance," the work is all of a competent course indirectly, Lebruh's CALENDAR graphic styles are incorperated in from Macedonia in southern technical level, representing THURSDAY, A PRIL 25 about eighty percent of the work. FILM — Buster Keaton's "Blacksmith" and "Paleface," noon, The only conclusion I can draw is Lotte Lehmann,2 5 cents. that here are a bunch of students CONCERT — Student recital, solo and chamber music, 4:15 drifting about in the atmosphere Mark and Oberacker p.m, Lotte Lehmann. , of the art world like dandelion FRID A Y, APRIL 26 seeds looking for an aesthetic to FILM — "I Vitelloni," 4 p.m., Campbell Hall, $1 (students 50 latch onto. They have found one give faculty recital cents) or series ticket. (Fellini series) and as far as I'm concerned they FILM — "The Magus," midnight, Magic Lantern Theatre, $1. Cooper's "Variants II" which can have it. The UCSB Faculty Duo of CONCERT — International Night, 8 p.m., Campbell Hall, $1. was commissioned by Mr. Mark Class shows are always a Peter Mark, violist, and Betty (International Student Organization) and his wife, Thea Musgrave. dubious prospect. What can one Oberacker, pianist, will make DANCE — Santa Barbara Ballet, 8:30 p.m., Lobero Theatre,$5 Mark is a graduate of the say when confronted with a mess their first local appearance and $3.50 (student rush $1.50). Juilliard School of Music and of student work? A show is a step together in concert on Sunday CONCERT — Mary MacDonald, guest pianist, 4 p.m., Music Columbia University. He has into the professional world, like evening at 8 p.m. in Lotte 1145. it or not. The artist who shows Lehmann Concert Hall. received many awards such as a SATURDAY, APRIL 27 must consider his stance as an Assisting the duo, which Woodrow Wilson Fellowship, DRAMA — Improvisational theatre by "Stagefright," 8 and 10 individual in a world of hundreds recently appeared in Los the Lifschey Viola Award, and p.m., Campbell Hall, $1.50 (students $1) (KCSB) of different traditions and ideas Angeles, wilt be young appointments to the UC CONCERT — David Lennox Smith, organist, 8 p.m., Lotte about the value of certain Japanese violinist Yukiko Creative Arts Institute. A Lehm ann. traditions. Warshaw made some Kamei and USC and UCSB veteran of concert tours here CONCERT — Student recital by Pamela Bain, soprano, 8 p.m.. conclusions a long time ago based faculty cellist, Geoffrey and aboard, he premiered his Music 1145. on things that were done an even R u tko w ski. British composer wife's FILM — "The Magus." longer time ago and that's fine, Works to be performed on Concerto for Viola in London's DANCE — Santa Barbara Ballet. except that he is only one man the concert are Elliott Carter's Royal Albert Hall last summer. SUNDAY, A PRIL 28 with his own ideas. "Pastoral for Viola and Piano", Betty Oberacker joined the "FILM — "I Vitelloni," 4 p.m , Campbell Hall, $1 (students 50 When a whole group of students Brahms' Sonata, Op. 120, No. faculty last fall after receiving cents) or series ticket (Fellini series) gets together and show studies in 1 for Vila and Piano, Faure's her DMA from Ohio State FILM — "To Die in Madrid," 7:30 p.m.. Chemistry 1179, $1 styles derivitive of their teacher Quartet for Piano, Violin, University. She has toured (Committee for Chile) then they're going to look like Viola, and Cello, and Paul Europe six times and has CONCERT — Faculty artist Peter Mark, violist, and Betty nothing more than a group of premiered many important Oberacker, pianist, 8 p.m*, Lotte Lehmann. studerits. No addition of a new compositions, both here and MONDAY, APRIL 29 media is going to alter that basic aboard. G A LLER Y OPENING — Chicano show, 5 p.m., UCen gallery. fa ct. Yukiko Kamei, 25-year old CONCERT — Chamber music, 8 p.m., Lotte Lehmann. Japanese virtuoso violinist, is á CONCERT — Holly Near, 9 p.m., University Church (Merton student of Jascha Heifetz at STAND OUT WORK Center) Some work does stand out. USC. She has been a soloist TUESDAY, APRIL 30 with major sym phony Rick Van Beer's work is totally LECTURE —Philip Berrigan, 4 p.m., Campbell Hall, 50 cents orchestras in Japan and has different from the overriding (Merton Center) given concerts in New York sensibilities of the rest of the GALLERY — Bob Fitch photography exhibit, along with and on the West Coast. work in the show. It is treat to continuing Monet show, Santa Barbara Museum of Art. Well known to Santa look at as the prints are visually FAULTY — Violinist Potor LECTURE — "Drawings in Transformation: Videotape as a Barbarans, Geoffrey arresting, technically very fine, Mark and pianist Batty Drawing in Medium," by Howard Warshaw, UCSB art professor, Rutkowski is a member of the and carry with them a refreshing Obarackar will parform this 5 p.m . Art 1426. UCSB Fine Arts Trió, and has sense of humor. Both Rob Sunday at I p.m. in Lotta FILM — "Battle of Algiers," 7 p.m., Ellison 1910, $1 or film concertized in Europe Robinson and Gordon llchuck Lehmann. society card. seem to-be pushing what they've THURSDAY, APRIL 25,1974 UCSB DAILY NEXUS PA G E 7 islands. Only when they are assured of the return of the ‘Rape of Lucretia’ to play Monster films impress egg do they agree to close ranks The UCSB Opera Workshop has announced the cast for its with civilization and order spring production of Benjamin Britten's chamber opera, "The Mothra to attack Godzilla. Rape of Lucretia", which will be presented in Lotte Lehmann sense of existentialism Mothra loses the battle with Hall on May 17 and 18. By Martin Chorich Even though people attempt to Godzilla, but the egg hatches, Singing the role of Lucretia will be Susan Bosacki with I, too, like Mr. Forster, had the destroy Rodan, there is an releasing two huge silk worms Stanton Carey as Collatinus. Other members of the cast include opportunity to see the first im plicit respect for him and what who spin a deadly cocoon around Camille Rosso as Lucia, Abby Haman as Bianca, John annual festival of monster films he stands for. Rather than G o d zilla. Hendrickson as Prince Tarquinius, James Kenney as Junius, with last Friday night. But instead of asserting man's mastery over Commercialism, as the root Carl Zytowski singing the Male Chorus and Lois Rader singing finding my inhuman heroes faded nature, even in its most cause of the sudden appearance the Female Chorus. and less convincing since the "primitive" forms, the best we of the monsters, is revealed in all Saturday afternoons of my youth can manage is to sweep it under its material crassness. Not only I was if anything more awed, and the rug from which at any time it do the capitalists brutalize impressed with the sense of might return (in the inevitable nature, but they lie, beat up apocalyptic existentialism that sequel) to haunt us once again. newspaper people, and murder, ( STRINGS Mandolin, Violin runs through even the most crass all for the sake of the almighty commercial efforts of Japanese GREED EXPOSED yen. Only through the magical, - ' r'- -f V . ' ^ cinem a. In "Godzilla vs. the Thing" nontechnical intervention of the In "Rodan," man is the victim commercialism is exposed. A tribal islanders, is the threat to É J f e  r of his own mistakes. Atomic society antenuated. huge egg washes up on the beach S p . r' testing has caused the of a fishing village after a storm. WORST MOVIE re-emergence of a giant Local entepreneurs claim it and Acclaimed by Frank Zappa as pterodactyl. But the monster, begin building an amusement the worst movie ever made, "It instead of impressing us with his park around it. As a coincidence, Conquered the Earth," in primitivism has traits which only the storm also revives Godzilla comparison to the typically underline the puniness of human who sets about the unfinished imaginative Japanese films, technology. It has a wingspan of business of destroying Japan. As illustrates the decadent over 500 feet, flies faster than the it turns o u t, the egg is actu ally ideological rigidities of a MORNINCLORY MUSIC speed of sound, and is immune to owned by a "primitive" tribe Hollywood hounded by the twin 910 - C Embarcadero del Norte lele Vista 968-4665 Opon 10-10 Daily artillary fire. Instead of killing living on an atoll once used in, threats of TV and Joe McCarthy. the monster, the best that can be you guessed it, an atomic test. managed' is to wall it up inside a W anting the egg b ack, the valcano. tribe, through the use of magic, sets Mothra (also referred to as S.B. Ballet the Thing) upon the home TECOLOTE BOOK SHOP The Santa Barbara Ballet Theatre performs "DpfjL The Quixote", "The Dying Swan," and other danpes,- this Friday and ¡¡^yiday : Fighter NOW IN G0LETAI night at 8:30 Theatre, Santa Barbara. To Kites Complete line of fiction, non-fiction, reference, travel, encourage, student Free Lesson with Purchase cook books, art books, etc. One of the country's attendance, there will be student. ..rush tickets carol lynne outstanding children's departments. Plus A LARGE available for $1.5(3 fifteen frush gallery minutes before curtain. 1525 state 12-5:00 tuas. - sat. 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TECOLOTE BOOK SHOP Mrs. M. Godfrey, Store Manager Guest Artists and LOBERO THEATRE full corps de ballet April 24, 27 at 8:30 p.ia. 5735 CALLE REAL, GOLETA, PHONE 964-6410 Evening Performances April 28 at 2:30 pja, HOURS: 10:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. $5.00 and $3.50 I BankAmericaro Matinee Performance $3.50 (805) 965-3772 Thurs. & Fri. 10:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. Students and s/c $2.50 Sunday 12:00 noon - 5:00 p.m. A look at pre-concert action action pre-concert at look A th e concert more w ork must bè bè must ork w more the concert to up lead e at th th s ctivitie a pre-concert day o f the co ncert. On the actual day of of day actual the On ncert. co the f o day com pleted before th e m usicians can fill fill can usic. m usicians m ith w e th ears r u yo before pleted com tim etable fo r a ll o f the operations that that operations the f o ll a r fo etable tim flo o rs. 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★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ "A- ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ THURSDAY, APRIL 25,1974 UCSB DAILY NEXUS PAGE 9 Cinco de Mayo festivities set; varied events open to public Five festive days of entertainment are Gallery (show opens April 29). "The scheduled next week in celebration of Frozen Revolution" movie will be shown Cinco de Mayo by El Congreso de la Raza free at 7:30 p.m. tentatively in Chem Libre and the Chicano Studies 1179. department with most programs on the Bailables de Goleta (dance group) UCen patio or inside the lounge. starts at 10:30 a.m. Friday with teatro de Coordinator Ricardo Tafoya and 25 Esperanza (singing group from UCSB) students of the Cinco de Mayo committee and a Mariachi performance ending have organized a daily program during the before noon. 12-1 hour with Friday's festivities starting Representatives of Los Tres will speak at 10:30 a.m. and going through 5 p.m. at noon in the Free Speech area with the Opening Monday's program will be the Los Retonos Dancers de UCSB El Teatro Chicanito de Tiburcio Vasquez. performing at 12:40. Ray Huerta, director of Affirmative Beginning at 1:30 representatives of Action, will speak also. the United Farm Workers Union will be Tuesday's noon show will include El speaking. Speakers include Ray Camacho, Teatro ChicanitQ (Eastside Youth Club), Daniel Castro (translator), George UCen Baker Saul Gonzales’ anniversary cake, a colorful facsimile of the University Senor del Pino y su Grupo (poetry Solinas, Luis Juarez and Daniel Morales. Center, drew a large crowd Monday afternoon when Chancellor Vernon I. Cheadle reading) and Ray Reyes, Ventura college Singer Francisco Garcia and Sebastan, helped in the cake-cutting ceremonies. Giving their approval are Kathy Tuttle speaker. The Chicano Graffiti exhibit by photographer, are on the same agenda. (External President), Robert Lorden (UCen Director) and Mikie Chavez (Internal Rob Aliikas is set for 4 p.m. in Ellison Entertainers Jarocho Cuextecotl, from President, ASUCSB). 1920. A free film "Yo Soy Joaquin," will Oxnard, will be playing music typical of be shown at 7:30 p.m. tentatively in Vera Cruz at 2:30 p.m. followed by Willie 6-hourjazz show Chem 1179. Galvan speaking on "The Prison." At 4 C j u n p u s Conjunto de UCSB (musical combo) p.m. Alurista, a noted San Diego poet, in UCen Monday opens the two-hour Wednesday talent will be in the Coffee Interim reading Dwight Cannon and the New Jazz ’ookstore show which will feature singers Geri selections from "Los Servidores del Arbol Ensemble from San Jose will be This week's current and recommended Gondarila and Mercedes Sanchez. Ms. de La Vida." presenting a six-hour show Monday, April books (paperback and hardbound) Kariate of San Jose will speak on Each year in the U.S., El Cinco de 29 in the UCEN Program Lounge, includ e: "Bilingualism." Ricardo Tafoya also will beginning at 5 p.m. Mayo is celebrated to commemorate the MEDVEDEV: TEN YEARS AFTER be making a short address. The New Jazz Ensemble is composed struggle of the Mexican people in IVAN DENISOVICH (Solzhenitsyn's Una Banda Mexicana is spotlighted attaining their independence. Tafoya and of 25 musicians with varied jazz close friends Medvedev, tells the full story Thursday in the UCen lounge for the full his committee hope to both entertain and backgrounds. Experience with Woodie of Russian Intelligentsia under siege). lunch hour. Following, their performance Herman for many of the members, as well educate the public as to the struggle and BUSCAGLIA: LOVE (Phenomenon of a special focus will be made on the as numerous jazz festivals and concerts la cuitura of la Raza Chicana as it exists love as relates to day-to-day living). Chicano Art Show in the UCen Art make this group according to Downbeat to d ay. TACKWOOD: THE GLASS HOUSE magazine, "the most contemporary, TAPES. (Confession is by Louis E. . / r sensitive and creative group on the college Tackwood, former agent for the Los v T y r y iy +\ sce n e ." The program will feature electronic Angeles Police Department). music, projections, small jazz groups and DICKEY: PASSPORT TO SURVIVAL (Concerned with food preparation, big band sound with the entire ensemble preservation and storage). Good Or Days Bonuses ... on stage at 8 p.m. Music will range from Dixieland to contemporary. E L D E R : FREE BEACHES ( A 28 NAMES* will be drawn Fri., April 26th UCen activities chairman Dan Harrow, Phenomenon of the California coast) from those persons who have purchased the sponsor of the show, reports that the ROBBINS: ANOTHER ROADSIDE UCen Food Scrip book (from Sept ’73 thru format will allow people to come and go ATTRACTION (A book that smells of April. 26) with the following bonuses awarded throughout the evening and enjoy what future honors). to the lucky holders: critics have called an "...unusual VISITING F A C U L T Y program .unique sight and sound..." C L A R K KEER: THE USES OF THE PICNIC ICE CHEST donated by Coca Cola UNIVERSITY (This is one of the 2 SPECIALLY DECORATED CAKES by the UCen Bake »top Harrow expressed thanks for the help of Peg Armstrong of Arts and Lectures significant books on the subject of the 5 FREE DINNERS (certificates for UCen dinner special) university). 20 Billiard Certificates for second Vi-hour FREE after 2 pjn. any day for helping arrange the presentation*. •Persons need not be present in order to win any of the 28 bonuses offered. The record of all Scrip book purchases w ill be used for'tbis special drawing on Friday afternoon. U C E N ( ¿ S

University Center Anniversary Week Friday, April 26 (ASIAN) luncheon specials offered for today and Friday Cup of Sun le Men soup. conclude the Food Services "Round-the-World Lamb Curry Madras, steamed Cusine" featured during the week. American, rice, cutney relish ...... $ 1 .3 5 Mexican and German specialties were offered Monday, April 29 Book Pound on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday with Chicken pot pie with Campus Bookstore Italian and Asian foods highlighted today and mashed potatoes ...... $ 1 .2 5 F rid a y . Soy bean & vegetable Anniversary Offering! Thursday, April 25 (ITALIAN ) casserole ...... 95 Cup of Ministrone soup, Cut green beans, mixed J4 and V4 of spaghetti and vegetables or mashed potatoes .... .25 TODAY ONLY! ravfol's, zucchini and French onion s o u p ...... 2 0 & .3 0 garlic bread ...... $ 1 .3 5 Tuesday, April 30 Corned beef & cabbage with 8:30 to 8pm. boiled potato ...... $ 1 .3 6 Spinach canneloni ...... 95 Lima beans, com or boiled p o ta to ...... 25 Navy bean soup ...... 2 0 & .3 0 Wednesday, May 1 L l D B Y I Breaded veal cutlets w/ rice & grave ...... $1.35 FOR YOU IN THE UCEN t h e P O U N D Pork chop suey and rice ..... $ 1 .2 0 Italian green beans, T O D A Y , APRIL 25 - Scottish succotash, or rice ...... 2 5 1 \ c per lb. Country Dancing, 7:15 p .m .. Program Lentil soup ...... 20 & .30 (9 Lounge 1128&A. FRIDAY, APRIL 26 - W aldo's Above meals serve 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Mil Coffeehouse, 8 p.m.. Program Salads, baked good and beverages also Lounge availab le. 1128& A. $1.29 dinner special Monday-Friday, 5-7 S A T U R D A Y , APRIL 27 - UCEN p.m . Activities Dance, 9 p.m.. Program Lounge Earlybird breakfast special, $ ¿6 dally UCSB CAMPUS BOOKSTORE 1128, A & B. Meal scrip books — $11.05 value for $10 for The Campus Bookstore invites everyone to their sale at UCEn A.S. Cashier's Office on 3rd floor T U E S D A Y , APRIL 30 ^ Scottish (8:30 a.m.-4 p.m.) special contests, week-long super sales, or simply Country Dancing, 7 p.m., Rm. 11 28-B. browse the store with its colorfully decorated WEDNESDAY, MAY 1 — A rt atmosphere and appropriate lively, festive music. Department's Student Print Sale, 10 a.m . FREE DOOR PRIZES will be awarded daily throughout the day. - 5 p.m., Rm. 2284; Chess Club meets 7 THURSDAY, APRIL 25,1974 PAGE 10 U CSB DAILY NEXUS conversation class. Kibbutz Spectroscopy", 3 p.m. in Physics COMMUNITY discussions, and Hebrew language 3 0 0 1 . .IFYcX/RE NöT PARANOID,! practice, w ill all be held at 7:30 p.m. • Human Relations Center presents in UCen 2292. Everyone is welcome. Psychic Healing, an introduction talk 'perhaps Yck/be cwtfY. and demonstration, 8 p.m. at the C«*- m a í í í é H O T . —See? Botti SjdesO For more info call 968-7720. Kiosk • Mortar Board-meeting for H R C . Fre e . • Eckankar Int’l Student Society TODAY members, 7 p.m. at 6650 Abrego No. 204. For more info call 685-2095. will hold an open discussion: • Mountaineering Club meets at 7 • Women's Center-organizational "Longevity, Herbs and Eck", 7:30 p.m. in PSYCH 1824. GOLETA LUMBER CO. meeting for the Women's Art Show, p.m. UCen 2294. • Kundalini Yoga classes are 7:30 p.m. at the I.V . Women's Center. 274 S. Fairvlew Ph. 964-6916 offered every Tues. and Thurs. at 5 A ll women painters, sculptors, crafts ANNOUNCEMENTS p.m. SH 1432. Please bring blanket women are welcome. and donation. For more info call • The Martial Arts Club presents a SAVE WITH THE GOLETA GOOD GUYS! • Students for Moretti-issue 9 6 3 -4040. Tai Chi Chuan lecture and discussion, 8 p.m. at-UCen 2294. best price • Friends of the Classics presents a demonstration, 7:30-10:00 p.m. Sat. poetry reading: Homer, Virgil, and in the Main Theater. WATERBEDS______anywhere Chaucer, 8 p.m. Physics 1610. TOMORROW • The Thomas Merton Unity Center • The Thomas Merton Unity Center • Sierra Singles offer beginning presents a concert by Holly Near, presents a study/discussion of Philip hiking on Santa Barbara trails; meet at sponsored by the Center in BLOCK & SHELVES-CORK- Berrigan's writing and work, 8 p.m. at 6:30 p.m. at the Santa Baibara connection with the "Festival of 892 Camino del Sur. Mission parking lot. Nonviolence", 9 p.m. this Mon. at the • All members of the university • Waldo's on the Mall coffee house, University Church, 892 Camino Del PAINTS-HARDWARE-LUMBER- community are invited to learn about 8-11 p.m. in the UCen Program S u r. You name it, we’ve got it! the healing power of the Christ at Lounge. • The IVHRC offers free growth Christian Science testimonal meetings, • Hillel says celebrate the 26th games groups-exploring non-verbal STUDENTS! Save money check us out, every Thurs. 7 p.m. at the URC. birthday of Israel, 8 p.m. at the URC. awareness, Mondays 2-4 p.m. at the • Human Relations Center offers a • Dr. Paul Hansma of the UCSB HRC, 6586 Madrid. BANKAMERICARD W E D E L |V E R MASTER CHARGE massage class, 8:15 p.m. every Thurs. Dept, of Physics will speak on • A Hebrew audio visual “ Inelastic Electron Tunneling

Celebrate ISRAELS 26th 8pm —Friday — URC

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Zorro used his to leave a calling card. despite having fenced competitively since she was Gay Jacobsen uses hers to see the world. 13, is still rated in the B class, one notch below the At 19, the UCSB sophomore and top rated under highest level. To enter A class, which she plans to do 20 fencer in America, has already brandished her this year, she must win a group T open tournament. well-travelled foil in. Spain, Argentina, and Turkey Earlier, in Los.Angeles, she placed second in such as well as in nearly every corner of the United a competition to earn her B rating. States. In addition she placed second in the Western "Fencing has given me a great deal of Intercollegiate Championships and was named enjoyment," explains Jacobsen in soft tones. "But "outstanding fencer of the year." the greatest enjoyment comes from the opportunity to travel." She also was named for the second straight year as number one nn the U.S. under 20 team After "The travel has been a great education in itself. reaching the age of 20 the fencer is ovet,the hill and To see the world, but mostly to talk with the other must compete in the open class. people, about how they live and how they train."

TRAINING EXPENSES Airlines don't fly for free, though, and such trips "Fencing is always a challenge," explains are both expensive and time consuming. Especially Jacobsen. "It’s just you and your opponent and I since, unlike nearly every other nation, the U.S. does enjoy every aspect of it, even the training." not pay the way for its fencers out of government Which is fortunate since a fencer must stay in funds. training all year long. Jacobsen spends three hours "America is the only country where they divide daily, four times a week in addition to competition. between 'major' and 'minor' sports. Everywhere else "Right now we are working on making the sport is sport and is taken care of equally," explains movements narrower," explains Von Somogyi. "The Jacobsen's trainer Zolton von Somogyi. power style is not as beautiful as the technical International travel is more important than refined style that Gay has, but it is very successful expensive, however. Competition is the key to for the Russians who are the best." development in fencing and the ideal competition is "Gay has excellent technique. She is well that which is constantly varied. conditioned and has lightning reactions. But she needs more competitive experience to develop her COMPETITION THE KEY tactical knowledge." "Every fencer is différent and so is his style," Jacobsen, meanwhile, keeps her goals simple explains von Somogyi, who looks every inch an within the context of a sport which could be a aristocrat in keeping with the tradition of the sport. major factor in her life for a long time. Many "It is much like chess. A sport of intelligence, fencers of Olympic caliber are pushing 40. requiring total concentration and great mental stamina. That is why fencing is dominated by the GOALS DOWN THE L0N6 RUNWAY — Brady Lock will be hoping to improve middle aged, between 28 and 35." "I want to make the Olympic team," says the "The techinque can be developed easily, but the on his UCSB record of 15'B" in the pole vault at the Mt. Sac Relays. quiet blonde from Ripon, California. "After that I photo: Al Pana tactical knowledge can be acquired only through want to do well in international competition. Then experience." maybe teach fencing." Consequently the fencer must constantly seek In the world championships in Turkey this year. ML Sac Relays this weekend out new competition, something which is easier in Gay, along with all other Americans was eliminated By Mike Reiter Europe where the borders are close and fencers in the second round. The cream of the crop concerning the UCSB track and field team get a week's respite from the dual meet season and have an opportunity to meet some of the top college athletes in the U.S. this weekend when they perform in the prestigious Mt. Sac Relays at W alnut. As Coach Sam Adams has repeatedly pointed out, the Gauchos have some fine individual talent that has been overshadowed somewhat because of lack of success the team as a whole has experienced this year. This weekend, these performers have a chance to shine on their own. The enticement of performing in one of the top meets around, combined with the advantage of training with excellent facilities! should result in several seasonal bests. In the track events, Pat Yochum and Tom Howell, the school record holder in the three mile, have run 4:16.9 and 4:20.9 in the mile respectively, and will be looking to improve upon those marks. Rich Curtin, who has a 9.7 win-aided 100 to his credit, and a 22.0 in the 220, will run in a highly competitive sprint field. In the field events, Brady Lock, the school record holder in the pole vault at 15'6", and John Ceglia, who has cleared 15' w ill be entered in a tough pole vault field. Greg Kraft, who holds the school record in the high jump at B'lO’/i", will be looking for the elusive 7' barrier at Walnut also. After the Relays, the Gauchos will return home to prepare to host- San Diego State at Pauley Track. Facility Schedule Rob Gym April 27 1-6 p.m. (Basketball) April 28 8 a.m.—1 p.m.

G A Y JA CO BSEN - Ms. Jacobsen shows the style which helped her to piece second In the Western Old Gym April 27 1-6 p.m. Intercollegiate Championships and to be named "outstanding fencer of the year." (Volleyball) April 28 1—6 p.m. photo: Greef IM Softball Standings San Rafael Pool DAILY 12—5 p.m. Campus Pool April 27 CLOSED April 28 12—4 p.m. ANTELOPE COUGAR Dead Babies 0 2 Kinko's 1 0 B .F .D .'s 2 0 I'll Drink to That 0 2 M-F 12—1 & 5—6 p.m. B.S. Mounties II 11 Ethipian Jugf uckers 2 0 Unde John's Band 0 2 Jackson 5 Keaty's Leftovers 2 0 Gymnastics 11 FISH April 27 11—4 p.m. Phi Sig Raiders 1 1 Wasted Wonders 1 1 Atila the Hun 2 0 April 28 11—1 p.m. Super guy's Last Gasp 0 0 Zone Z 1 1 Springfields 2 0 Theta Delta Chi 0 1 Asohalt Honchos 0 2 Rufus Jackson 0 2 Wharf rats 2 0 Storke Tower Sat. 8i Surf. 11—4 p.m. BEAR Squib Cakes 0 2 Midnite Movers 1 1 Ball Wangers 2 0 Propositioned 9 11 Weight Room M-F 7—9 p.m. Woodland Wolves 2 0 DUCK A .S.M .E. 0 2 Phi Delta Theta __ 1 0 Organic Fruit 2 0 God 0 2 April 27 CLOSED Mudsharks 1 1 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 2 0 Massives 0 2 S .O .S . 0 1 Springfield 9 2 0 Old Gym Fridays GOAT 3—6 p.m. Clay Dalrymple Memorial 0 2 The Immaculate Deception 1 1 The Dead 2 0 (Rec. Basketball) Lambda Chi Alpha 0 2. Zoro's Sithers 1 1 ICont. from p. 13, col. 1) PAGE 12 UCSB DAILY NEXUS THURSDAY, APRIL 25,1974

Four-woman sand volleyball Remember the IM all-Cal is this weekend starting at Tournament is May 10 and 9:30 a.m. Also on tape this** 11. Sports to be decided on weekend is men's rugby in yet are softball and soccer. the stadium. ! W m A M U M L S >

Upcoming... For those of you who have been waiting patiently, men's and women's tennis singles w ill be in the. 'form of a tournament the weekend p i May and 5. No prior sigh-ups are necessary. Be at the stadium courts Saturday m orning. Men's 6-man volleyball standings 1.8 meter basketball is for 3-man teams whose members MORGAN 8. Sunny Daze 1-2 3. Nut Squad 1-1 may be no taller than 1. Ground round 2-0 9. Anything Down 2-1 4. Sigma Chi 2 0 approximately 5'10". Entries are 2. Ace Ramrod 3-0 10. Jo lly Bailers 2 0 5. King Dude 0-1 due in the IM office Friday, May 3. Hot Turkey 0-1 11. Desperado IO 6. Ice Spurred Special 2 0 4. Los Planet Airmen 0-2 7. MJB's 1-1 3, by 5 p.m. Play begins the S . Lagnav 0-2 QUARTER 8. Flotsam and Jetuam 1-1 following Monday. 6. Lambda Chi Alpha 2-1 1. Curley's Cosmic Misfits 20 9. Grateful Heads 0-1 Coed softball (the tournament 7. Lucky Pierre 3 0 2. The Derelict os 1-3 10. Dinks 0-2 everyone has been waiting for) 8. Spiked Beefalot 2-1 3. Flying Burrito Brothers 30 9 . The 0-2 be the weekend of May 4 and 4. Deviants 0-2 THOROUGHBRED 10. O ayra 1-2 with prior entries due Friday, 5. Jolly Rogers II 0-1 1. Blort 4 0 11. Great Galloping Geckos 1-1 May 3C All players should report 6. Screw Mabel 20 2. Aberrant Groundhogs 2-2 7. Theta Delta Chi 1-2 3. Jolly Rogers 1 2-1 to Storke fields at 9 a.m. PAINT 8. Tom Foolery 0-3 4. Sacred Carrots 1-2 Saturday morning to check the 1. Kado's Potatoes 0-3 9 . Agitators 1-1 S. Tatsumi Ura 0-1 sechedule. The winner will go to 10. Habachureem 2-1 2. GCC Inc. 0-3 6. Happy Acre 1-2 the all-Cal tournament the 3. Mary Five Fingers 3 0 11. Zenor Sexoi.es 2-1 7. The Octopuses 1-2 4. Phi Sig Raiders 1-1 8. Sierra 3-0 following weekend at UC Santa 5. Phi Delta Theta 0-2 SHETLAND 9 . U nde Meat 0-3 C ru z! 6. South Pacific Lagers 2 0 1. Cruddy End 0-2 10. Betsy 2-1 7. Kinko's 1-1 2. Soggy Soft 2 0 11. Arthur J. Choleus 1-2 Bits 'n Pieces •Weekend Results — Croquet tournament was a rousing success for the first attempt by the IM office at this sport. Thanks to all who participated. Congratulations to the team of Bruce Flint and Marlene Pasternak for winning the tournament. Coed volleyball had a large turnout of 29 teams. Screaming Yellow Zonkers beat the team of Santa Cruzers (15-10,11-15,15-11) to take top honors. Santa Cruzers advanced to the finals by defeating Flat Top and His Chrome Fenders. The Screaming Yellow Zonkers advanced to the finals by beating South Pacific Lager. League play was Saturday with single elminations taking place Sunday. •Women and Coed.Badminton — - Entries are due in the IM office by 5 p.m. Friday. Play will begin Monday, April 29, and continue on Monday and Tuesday nights. •Women's field hockey — Entries have been extended to Monday, April 29, with games beginning Wednesday, May 1, and continuing Mondays and Wednesdays at 4 and 5 p.m. behind Rob Gym. Teams will consist of 8 members and games will have 20 minute halves. Interested officials and all managers must attend a mandatory . meeting Tuesday, April 30, at 4 p.m. in RG 1125. For more info, Rugby check with the IM office or call Debby Grice at 968-8511. •IM information — For the day's game schedules and other info, and deadline dates, dial 961-2400 and one of the friendly IM staffers "The last male chauvinist stronghold will be recorded with that information. 7-man teams, 7-minute halves •Rescheduling — 6-man volleyball teams should see Nikki in the IM office between 11 and 1. Participants in all other sports should see J r Games played in the stadium. Patty between 2:30 and 3:30. Prior sign-ups please by Friday, 5 p.m. This page was written, laid out, and paid for by the Department of Only 1 varsity or 2 "B" players per team Athletics and Leisure Services. THURSDAY, APRIL 25,1974 UCSB DAILY NEXUS PA G E 13 Bud Men 0 2 TURTLES Softball... Jolly Juicers 0 2 Alfa Romeos 2 0 Rad Ball Express 2 0 (Cont. from p. 11) MOOSE Bovitz Bombers 1 1 The Passacaglia Basel inert Dada-Weltanscha tiling 1 0 2 0 Psychology Department 1 1 Bats Master Son 1 1 Hallelujah Honchos 1 1 Red, White, & Blue Chroma Labe 1B Hot Shots 1 1 Chota Chomners 1 1 loe Nine Mass Wasters 1 1 Oodads 0 1 Moby Dude & The White Whales The Wastrels 1 1 Who's On First 0 2 Strike Three 1 1 Unexplained Errors 1 1 Terry Turner & The Annomyomus 0 2 WEASEL Bunson Burners 0 1 Over the Hill Gang 0 2 Free Flyers 2 0 Hollywood Stars 0 2 Shrimp Blimps 2 0 PORCUPINE Basettes 1 1 HORSE Ma star batters 2 0 The Ballhandlers 1 1 Bat "Twisters'' 2 0 Truckee River Valley Boys 2 0 Chi Omega 0 2 Joint Effort 2 0 All the Young Dudes 1 1 Mickey Mantle's Girls 0 2 Harry Hardstick & His Soft Balls 1 0 Gort's Geeks 1 1 ColesJae 1 1 Toe Tappers 1 1 YAK Flying Burrito Brothers 1 1 We Stink 1 1 Alpha Phi's 2 0 Nuney's Tool 1 1 Barberosa 0 2 The Centromeres 2 0 Spep Oops 0 1 Suckos 0 2 Ruth's Babes 1 0 Dimperio's Dodgers 0 2 Banana & The Turkettes 1 1 Phenalia 0 2 RHINOCEROS Anarchy 0 1 Base Plotters o 2 Fan Fans 2 0 JACKEL High Hitting Hildas 0 2 Gonzo God Squad 1 1 Sketa Nefas 2 0 Huar aches Veloz 1 1 The Ten Quickies 2 0 ZEBRA Mae's Marauders 1 1 Fastball 1 1 Cruising Munchettas 1 0 Mudheeds 1 1 Poteilo T . Munger 1 1 Joan's Bar and Girls 1 0 The 1 1 Sigma Pi 1 1 Rainy Day Woman 1 0 The Big Kahunas 1 1 Sticky Fingers 1 1 Alpha Chi Omega 0 1 Jolly Rogers 0 2 Clem and the Bozos 0 2 Statehood of Resident 0 1 Assistants 0 Guanido 0 2 SALMON 1 The B.B.'s 0 1 HERO OF THE COURT-1 m is • ninety-seven potimi bozo until I signed KANGAROO Cream of Wheat 1 0 up for IMs. Champipple 2 0 Hot Dogs 1 0 Dildoes Revenge 2 0 Sharks 1 0 Soccer Notice Paros Locos 2 0 Skip's Pizza. 1 0 There is a mandatory practice Rumpkins Last Stand 2 0 Blue Darts 1 1 for soccer players today at 3:00 Divide and Rule 0 1 Happy Acre Farm Team 0 1 p.m. on the soccer field. History Department 0 1 The Ptochers 0 1 Big Sticks The first thing your 0 2 The Pelookas 0 2 TItifk SlfukH • Tliiii P riccH Geology prof says Lunch — Cocktails Mon. — Fri. 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¡.WORKSHOP ORGANIZED FOR REHABILITATION BY KIWANIS! for Governor of California THURSDAY, APRIL 25,1974 PAG E 14 U CSB DAILY NEXUS Prof. Myers publishes textbook The second edition of the widely adopted textbook, "Momentum, Heat, and Mass Transfer" by John E. Myers, professor of chemical engineering at UCSB, and C.O. Bennett, has just been published by McGraw-Hill. The book deals with the principles and applications of fluid mechanics, thermal energy transfer, and diffusion of matter. "Although the applications are found primarily in the chemical-process industries," Myers said, "they extend to many other fields, such as power generation, pollution control, meteorology and the behavior of living syste m s." Myers came to UCSB in 1966 from Purdue University as the first chairman of UCSB's department of chemical and nuclear engineering. He has been a Fulbright lecturer at the University of Leeds, Great Britain, and the University of Toulouse, France. UCSB experts CROWDS JAMMED the science laboratories during last Saturday's University Day. Here some of the visitors witness a liquid nitrogen experiment in the Physics Department. talk Saturday ______'______Photo by EJ. Ellison The Southern California Society for Electron Microscopy will hold its annual Governor appoints two local men to state board meeting this Saturday at UCSB from 10 Two men who have spent most of their 12-member statewide board which will Pauley Track a.m. until noon. working lives in the UCSB Architects and implement the new state occupational A get-acquainted and general meeting Engineers Department have been license of construction inspector. appointed by the Governor to the newly with coffee and doughnuts will be held at The local construction experts will fill The dedication of UCSB's Edwin 10 a.m. in Biological Sciences, Unit I, created Board of Registered Construction two of the four construction inspector W. Pauley Track w ill take place on R m . 2 21 0 . Inspectors in the California Department positions provided in the Construction Saturday, May 4, at 1:30 p .m . of Consumer Affairs. James Cronshaw, professor of Inspectors Act for four year terms. during the UCSB-San Diego State biological sciences at UCSB, w ill address Orland M. "Lo.ndi" Ciabattoni, Ciabattoni is active on the board of the University dual track meet, it the group's biological session at 11 a.m. construction inspector on the campus California Council of Construction was announced yesterday by on "P-protein tubules and fibrils in the since 1950, and Howard E. Grahn, Associations and treasurer of the Chancellor Vernon I. Cheadle. differentiation and functioning of sieve construction manager for 17 years before Tri-Counties organization. The newly installed synthetic his retirement last year, were named to a elements" in Psych 1824. running track was made possible by a gift from Pauley, benefactor to Environmentalist launches attack the university and former regent. The refurbished facility now provides world-class track on two conventional practices competition standards. Pauley will take part in the The concept "Spaceship Earth" is a swamped, and, everyone drowns. "If rich Countries make it possible for dedication ceremony at which dangerous notion, warned Complete justice, complete catastrophe." 600 million Indians to swell to 1200 Chancellor Vernon I. Cheadle will environmentalist Garrett Hardin, as he If we take on as many as we can hold, million in a mere 28 years, will Indian preside. Also participating in the attacked two practices long considered we lose the excess capacity that acts as a posterity thank us for making possible an ceremony will be Albert Negratti, safety factor against disaster. Moreover, virtues in America — feeding the world's even greater destruction of their director of athletics; Sam Adams, which ones do we let in, and what do we poor and maintaining unrestricted environment?" UCSB track coach, and a student say to the ones who are excluded?" immigration. And then the ecologist spoke out member of the UCSB track team. The only way survival of the lifeboat is 'Th e image of the earth as a spaceship against unlimited immigration, risking, he Because of the dedication event possible, Hardin submits, is to allow no is used to justify measures that are said, charges ot isolationism, prejudice there will be no admission charge more in, as abhorrent and unjust a suicidal," he cautioned recently during and ethnocentrism. for the meet. solution that seems to many people. the annual meeting of the American IMMIGRATION FIGURES Association for the Advancement of "Differences in the rate of Science in San Francisco. He cited reproduction between rich and poor There is a legal immigration of 400,000 Police attend unlimited immigration as an example of a countries adds to the harsh people a year in the United States, Hardin suicidal but idealistically attractive policy characteristics of lifeboat ethics," the observes, and illegal entries may number spring seminar sanctioned by the spaceship analogy. ecologist says. Poor countries reproduce about 600,000. A total of a million An expected 70 police officers from Hardin, author of "Exploring New on the average 2.5% per year, he observes, people. This is added to the resident throughout California will attend the Ethics for Survival" and "Stalking the rich countries 0.8%. population increase of about 1,700,000 a spring seminar of the California Wild Taboo," and professor of human year. Association of Police Training Officers ecology at UCSB, is a nationally FOOD DEPOSITORY "Because the implied inferiority of April 26 and 27 at the Danneborg Inn recognized campaigner for population', Though the recent proposal to create foreigners was once the justification for and the Veterans Building in Solvang. co n tro l. an international depository of food keeping them out," Hardin says, "it is Every aspect of the production of "In order for the metaphor of a reserves to prepare for emergencies now thoughtlessly assumed that videotape training films in basic police spaceship to be correct," said Hardin, appeals to our humanitarian impulses, restrictive policies can only be based on work — from handling bike theft to "there would have to be a sovereign Hardin continues, it would be a disaster. the assumption of immigrant inferiority. homicide — w ill be reviewed, according to control. A true ship always has a captain. ' Emergencies met in this way will be part This is not so. The focus is only on Sgt. Robert Gauthier of the University A spaceship could not possibly survive if of a spiral that produces progressively q u a n tity ." Police, UCSB, seminar chairman. its course were determined by bickering greater emergencies," he says. "If a poor Hardin notes that, while the employers The 10- to 12-minute films are trib e s." country can always draw on a world food of cheap labor are interested in financed by a federal grant for police bank in time of need, its population can unimpeded immigration, especially of the train in g . PASSENGERS' DILEMMA continue to grow, "and likewise its need. Mexican workers who are currently being The seminar will be under the Hardin suggests the analogy of the In the long run it increases the need exploited, he is not alone in his desire to leadership of C. James Skidmore of Santa lifeboat would be more realistic. without lim it." lim it it. Barbara, project coordinator for police "Metaphorically, each rich nation Hardin also attacked the "Green "Caesar Chavez has repeatedly pleaded videotape training programs of Region ft amounts to a lifeboat full of Revolution," the program for improving with congressional committees to close "P ", encompassing 14 police departments comparatively rich people. Outside the agriculture in poor nations. "Every the doors to more Mexicans so that those in Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo lifeboat swim the poor of the world who human born constitutes a draft on all here can negotiate effectively for higher C ounties. would like to get in. What should the aspects of the environment," he observes. wagers and decent working conditions," Derry E. Bowles, chief of police at lifeboat passengers do?" "Food can, perhaps, be significantly says Hardin. UCSB, will welcome the participants on If we try to be fair and take all the increased, but what about clean beaches. "Chavez understands the ethics of a behalf of UCSB, the seminar's host THURSDAY, APRIL 25,1974 UCSB DAILY NEXUS P A 6 E 15 Student intern Hormone research project plan offered Student interns from this campus will may aid ulcer patients soon be placed in government internships throughout * California. UCSB grad A research project involving the has a nine-year history of research into potency in producing effects." students enrolled in the master's program hormone secretin — a deficiency of which the effects of stress of various types on The two men explained that the recent in public and social affairs will begin nine may be a causative factor in peptic ulcers man and animals. Dr. Love has been isolation of pure secretin from pigs and month stints in city and county — has been initiated by a $20,000 gift studying various aspects of secretin for still more recent synthesis of the government and in the offices of public from the Santa Barbara Medical many years. hormone are permitting clarification of o ffic ia ls. Foundation Clinic to the Institute of Secretin is produced in the lining of the biological actions of this remarkable Environmental Stress at the University of "We are very anxious to attract more the small intestine and serves to stimulate substance. California at Santa Barbara. women and minorities into this program secretions which neutralize gastric acid. They conclude that if this research because of the demand in the public area The gift is the first to be made by the Through use of radioactive isotopes foundation since it recently became a project is successful, it could lead "to a for them," Sethard Fisher says. and development of immune bodies real advance in the understanding of According to Fisher, professor of non-profit organization in order to utilize (special proteins), the researchers plan to "all its resources in a total health care gastro-intestinal disease." The project is sociology in charge of this develop a more precise method than now effort." The money will serve a utilizing both institite and foundation interdisciplinary degree, "Officials and exists for measuring secretin levels in- pump-priming function in what is personnel and funds. city government are actively interested healthy and ulcer patients in order to and eager to have our people." He expected to be a long-range research determine if this hormone is involved in Dr. Wilton A. Doane, president of the effort requiring additional funding, expects the internships fo lead directly to peptic ulcers. Such a test would not only Board of Trustees of the Santa Barbara careers in public service, noting that at perhaps from federal sources. help medical men identify the ulcer Medical Foundation clinic, said the Principal researchers are physiologist present there are more available openings patient earlier, but hopefully, would lead $20,000 gift for the secretin project is than students. Steven Horvath, director of the institute; to development of more precise one in a series by which the foundation surgeon Dr. Jack Love of both the "Our students have some choice of treatm ent, will now be able to provide monies to aid institute and the foundation; and where they want to go," he says. "Secretin was the very first hormone in patient education and support basic physiologist James E. Wilkerson, also of Placements are available in L.A. and to be identified," explained Drs. Horvath research into various disease processes. the institute. Berkeley city government, San Francisco and Love. "We will be dealing with a Under the clinic's former partnership The UCSB institute is a leader in the city and county, and in the offices of a substance whose presence in the blood is structure, such gifts were not possible, he development of hormonal antibodies and number of state and local office holders. in minute quantities but of extreme said. The Masters in Public and Social Affairs is not quite one year old at UCSB. Gallon writes International Three departments join resources fo offer the course work: sociology, political on coaching fare offered science and economics. Fisher expects the If high school coaches rather than UCSB will continue its celebration of number of students in the program to dictionaries were entrusted with defining International Week with an evening of grow next year (fall 1974), and also the word "coach", such phrases as live entertainment tomorrow featuring predicts expansion of course offerings, "understanding an adolescent's need for songs, dances and music of Latin especially in the area of economics. In identity" would get equal space with America, Europe, the Middle East, Asia addition, he expects to add a number of Funk and Wagnall's "one who instructs a and New Zealand. interdisciplinary courses ...designed' team or crew in the technique of a game International night will be at 8 p.m. in especially for sfudents ¡rftms^profffatff. o r sp o rt." Campbell Hall. Students in the program, spend Their This outlook sets the tone of a new Among the highlights of the program first year selecting from'courses in such book, "Coaching: Ideas and Ideals" will be Croation and Lybian dances, a areas as state and urban government, (Houghton Mifflin Co.), by a man who Maori torch light dance, an Indonesian public opinion and interest groups, the has spent 30 years coaching high school Royal Court dance and a gold-coin judicial process, human ecology, mass and college teams in a variety of sports, jingling belly dance. Also featured will be communication and economic decision and training prospective coaches to do a juggler, Tai Chi, Chinese shadow boxing making. During their second year the the same. and karate demonstrations. students enter the internship program. He is Arthur J. Gallon of UCSB who, Admission to the entertainment According to Fisher career in dedicating his volume "to all program will be $1. opportunities are avaitetole ih government individuals who guide teenage youth International week events at UCSB service, but there are very few programs through the media of athletics," states turning point in the life of a potential .have included a performance by the like the one at UCSB actually designed to that the production of good or winning drop out, enabling him to build a new Aman Folk Ensemble and a special prepare students for moving into such teams is just one of the many obligations identity and a consequent desire to banquet with a menu of exotic dishes. posts. of a high school coach. Hence his book is .improve himself academically and in his Applications for the program should be not a manual on the how- of-sports, but social relationships. National society made to the UCSB Graduate Division. An one on the role of the coach. The chapter on conditioning and undergraduate major in one of the "Many ihterscholastic coaches, training, incidentally, is written to be of of mathematicians social sciences is desirable but not considered to be professionally trained, help to individuals of all ages, athletes or mandatory. Primarily a student should meets at UCSB still lack fundamental knowledge about office workers, who wish to gain and have an orientation to public and social The annual regional meeting of the the leadership role that they assumed maintain physical strength and stamina a ffa irs. ’ American Mathematical Society will be upon accepting the position of coach," and the sense of well-being which held at UCSB this Saturday in Phelps and Gallon maintains. accompanies being in shape. Courtsond politics Ellison Halls. He refers to recent surveys on The principal speakers are Prof. Garth interscholastic athletics which reveal that Drama prof on subject of book W. Warner of the University of approximately one-fourth of this The role of American judges in TV program Washington on "L-Functions on country's current inter-scholastic athletic influencing public policies through Theodore Hatlen, professor of Reductive Groups" and Prof. Hung-Hsi coaches have not had any form of judicial decisions is examined by political dramatic art at UCSB, will guest on this Wu of UCSB on "Applications of Some professional training. scientists C.Herman Pritchett of UCSB and week's University Dialogue. This Theorems in Partial Differential Believing that "the youth of the nation Walter F. Murphy of Princeton University Saturday at 1:30 p .m . on KEYT, Channel Equations to Geometry." deserve the best possible coaching so that in the newly published second edition of 3, Hatlen will describe his six week stay There also will be special sessions for they develop to their maximum "Courts, Judges, and Politics: An with the Greek National Theatre in contributed papers on linear algebra, potential," Gallon has distilled into 274 Introduction to the Judicial Process" Athens and Epidaurus. geometry and topology, and algebra and pages his lifetime knowledge of what (Random House). Currently Hatlen is preparing a book an alysis. every high school coach should know if The book's 20 chapters cover judicial with Greek photographer Demetrius Information on the meeting may be he is to wear the many hats his job selection and ethics, interest groups in the Harissiadias and planning for a summer obtained during the registration period requires. courts, judicial fact-finding methods, production of a Greek play here in Santa starting at 8 a.m. in the patio between The variety of such hats is revealed by statutory and constitutional Barbara. Phelps and Ellison Halls. the book's chapters which cover interpretation, the decisional process, University Dialogue is produced by the conditioning and training methods, drug political trials and the impact of judicial Office of Public Information, UCSB, with use in athletics, public relations, legal Recital set decisions. the assistance of the department of David Lennox Smith, organist aspects of athletics, dealing with college In addition to introductory essays by learning resources. and choirmaster of the First United recruiters, ’ travel policies, awards, ’ the authors, the book contains readings Methodist Church of Santa Barbara, relations with game officials as well as drawn from Supreme Court opinions, Women will hear will perform on UCSB's Flentrop with fellow staff members, motivation in private memoranda among the justices, Organ in Lotte Lehmann Hall athletes, educational values of athletics, career possibilities personal letters between statesman, Saturday at 8 p.m. managing a budget, and purchasing and Dr. Barbara Coe of the Student Health articles from law reviews and scholarly The program will feature a caring for equipment. Service will discuss 'Women in Medicine" journals, and official documents. variety of works for organ by Gallon contends that the coach, more this Monday at the University Center Johann Sebastian Bach, and the than any other member of the faculty, is Program Lounge at noon. public is invited to attend free of in a position to be a positive influence on The session is one in a series of The material on pages 14 and 15 charge. the lives of adolescents. lunchtime conversations presented by the A native of California, Smith by the UCSB Office of Public He has observed how a few words of Center for Continuing Education of Information. holds degrees from W hittier College instruction and encouragement on the Women -to foster discussion of and Occidental College. athletic field and locker room can be a opportunities and experiences for women. PAG E 16 UCSB DAILY NEXUS THURSDAY, APRIL 25,1974 Roth to speak tonight Democratic gubernatorial candidate William Matson Roth w ill be speaking at the University Methodist Church tonight at 7:15 p .m . Roth, a UC Regent, has battled obscurity in his quest for California's top position, although his grass-roots type campaign has covered much of the state. Roth boasts wide experience in urban affairs and executive ««•REASONS WHY leadership, including a term as president of the San Francisco Planning Y O U S H O U LD and Urban Renewal Association. Director of the Northern California chapter of the A CLU , and six year's services as U.S. Ambassador to the HAVE YDÏÏE HEAD EXAMINED ! fifty-nation Kennedy Round negotiations on tariff reductions. Roth has advocated open consideration of how UC votes its stock holdings from its $456 million investment portfolio, citing the fact DEM OCRATIC hopeful that institutions like the American Banking Association now feel there William Matson Roth. is a need to examine issues of social responsibility in stock proxy votes. He currently campaigns around the state in a a well-equipped motor-home so he can "take the issues to the people."' TO DIE IN MADRID T b e SPAIN 1965 directed by - Frederick Rossif A documentary of the Spanish Civil War O cean Toad DREAMS and NIGHTMARES r , . A BOUTIQUE SPAIN - USA 1974 directed by - Abe Osheroff Sunday, April 28, Chem.1179 7:30 pm $1

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