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I ' I* D ct M. 1 y C j « w M, t « * • Volume 94, N um ber 45 184 SAN FRANCISCO STATE COLLEGE Friday, Novem ber 18, 1966 Black power head Stokdy Carmichael STOKELY CARMICHAEL | Black power concept on campus today by Dave Richmond community, Garrett said. ganizing Negroes in Lowndes County. Stokely Carmichael, chief advocate of “ He will speak on how black stud ..'ts There will be no admission charge to­ hlack power, will speak at 3 p.m. today should relate both to the academic c day of <1. Garrett said most of the money in the Main Auditorium at the invitation munity and the community at large. He will 1 e donated to SNCC by the BSU. the Black Student Union and the Black will also talk about the draft, the war A. ::.rdir- to Garrett the SNCC head Sludent Association of City College. and the organization of the white com­ is vit well acquainted with the campus munity,” Garrett said. and rt'ill only be briefed on the activities Stokely will speak to the students on The program will last two hours. Car­ of the BSU including recent AS Leg ac­ the concept of black power,” Jimmy michael will head the discussion but tion which, in effect, turned down a BSU Garrett, BSU president, reported. other speakers may be present, Garrett request for funds. But the head of Alabama SNCC is not said. The BSU president warned that the coming here to speak on hate, Garrett Speaking on the draft during the Berk­ white community should not equate black said. eley conference, Carmichael advised all power or the actions of the BSU with Garrett said that, unlike his talk at the men to say “Hell, no” to their draft hate. Berkeley Black Power Conference, Car­ boards. He has also said he would rather “Because we’re pro-black doesn’t mean michael will be directing his remarks serve a term in a federal prison than be we’re anti-white. The BSU has never ex­ here prim arily toward black students. drafted. cluded whites from things it’s done,” Today’s speech will be Carmichael’s Garrett said another aspect of Car­ Garrett said. first appearance on a five-day visit to michael’s talk will be the recent elec­ •‘ The BSU is trying to educate the cam­ the Bay Area. All of his appearances tions in the deep South, where Carmich­ pus and is outlining its programs to the 'ere organized by black people and ael has been quite active. He was arrest­ Administration and the faculty,” Gar­ JIM M Y GARRETT many will take place within the black ed in Selma, Alabama and has been or­ rett said. 'Trying to educate campus' Negotiations fall flat Officials act on Parking problems loose SB cards Tighter regulations con­ to him, which I did,” he shuttled downtown trolling the sale of student said. body cards were put into Yakse did admit his de­ The SF State administration will take the battle over off- cording to Smith, is the inabil­ effect Wednesday morning partment shouldn’t have campus parking restrictions back to the San Francisco Board ity of students to attend even —theoretically, anyway. left the cards go so easily Supervisors next Tuesday. one class at the college without Yesterday it was still “but then our problem was Glenn P. Smith, Assistant to the President, will propose the breaking the law, if their car possible to buy a card with­ one of supervision. We did­ establishment of three to four hour parking zones on the per­ is parked off-campus. out showing any kind of n’t even have a roster to imeter of the campus. “The supervisors know that identification or proof of check the students out.” the college has a legitimate being an SF State student. When informed yesterday Smith and a delegation of AS leaders will make their pro­ A Gater story appearing posal to Supervisor John Ertola, chariman of the Streets and position,” Smith said. “Noth­ that cards were still as easy ing has really changed since Tuesday revealed the com­ to buy in Hut T-l, Yakse f raffic Committee. plete ease with which any­ for a parking plan agreeable last spring, except that now said it hit him as “a com- BREAKDOWN one, student or non-student, to all parties concerned. we know that Parkmerced and p 1 e t e surprise, because The college action was an­ could purchase a card. Harroun and I talked speci­ FUTILE the others are unwilling to nounced yesterday following participate in any compro­ HASTY CONFAB fically about the supervi­ The college is now abandon­ Spurred by the article, the breakdown of negotiations m ise.” sion aspect of the sale.” over parking between the coi- ing this time-consuming effort William Yakse, accounting It also came as a shock­ and Richard Heintz, resi­ as futile. officer of the college in er to Harroun. dent manager of Parkmerced. Smith said SF State will whose department the TALK Smith, principal negotiator suggest to Supervisor Ertola . A meeting cards were being sold, called a hasty conference “I’ll have to talk to the °r the college in meetings that current one-hour zones girl selling the cards. She with Parkm erced, Stonestown achieve no real relief of con­ with AS Business Manager here today . Harold Harroun to discuss obviously doesn’t under­ dnd the Lakeside Homeowners gestion in the residential ar­ stand our new regulations.” eas surrounding the college. The Experimental College the problem. Association since last spring, “Town Meeting” will be held he said. said that Heintz refused to According to Smith, the Yakse, who has held the today in the Gallery lounge job for only a few weeks, In theory, the new regu­ consider easing one-hour park- zones simply increase move­ from 3 to 5 p.m. said this was the first se­ lations seem infallible. Any ln*> restrictions in Parkm er- ment through the streets as student wanting a duplicate f ed; students periodically shift This open discussion on mester his department was “teaching and learning" was selling the cards. It had al­ card must first write his SR State’s other neighbors their cars to new spaces. name on scratch paper, lave been similarly adamant “ I think it is clear that originally scheduled for last ways been done before, he said, in Hut T-l. Harroun said, and then pull Jn their opposition to changes there is no difference to a Friday. “I didn’t even know the his locator card from the " the existing time zones. homeowner between one car The meeting is designed to cashiers were selling the files inside the room. smith said that SF State had parked for foiir hours in front give all EC students and cards until I read the agreed to “back off” in its de­ of his house and four ears, course organizers a chance to The signatures will be story. As soon as I found compared and if they m atch mands for new parking zones each parked for one hour,” he discuss the problems they out, I called Mr. Harroun he will be given a card. ast spring before the Board said. have encountered in the Other about turning the sale back —James Loveland ''f Supervisors, only because The principal argument in College. there seemed to be a chance favor of the new zones, ac­ Editor's Desk 1 «tt - letters W hy not? Tuesday, November 15, 1966, high cost of postage THEY ACTION-right; encourages students to do must pay. If we can cause the Editor: something which can only get city to go broke maybe they Why doesn’t somebody in­ their innocent fellow students will take their silly cops and stall a coffee machine at the in trouble. leave us alone so we may HLL or BSS building? Then and yet so wrong The person to whom a cita­ study how to maintain law and students won’t have to waste tion is issued remains respon­ order. THE ANONYMOUS COMMITTEE to Impose Opposi­ ten or fifteen minutes hiking sible for it, whether or not he tion Now (ACTION), whose sole reason for existence to the Commons (not to men­ Bram Glaeser knows that it was issued. SB No. 9518 seems to be to yank parking tickets from the windshields tion standing in line) to get a Should the bail not be paid or of fellow students’ cars, reminds us of many of the politi­ cup of coffee before class a court appearance made cians we’ve just endured. Gale Ow SN No. i-752 within the stated time limit, The people have good intentions, but they’re saying a bench warrant may be is­ and doing everything wrong. Westlake ‘Typical view sued for that person’s arrest. ACTION began early this week with a letter from an By destroying another per­ anonymous chairman who saw the entire one-hour park­ Editor: son’s citation, your ‘ Anony­ Pizza ing limit dilemma as, clearly, a simple problem of “how to In response to Chris Cog£;.’s mous I” or “me too” makes impose a degree of resistance on a mass of unhappy but letter “Life vs. society” of that person an unwilling party lethargic and intimidated student drivers.” Oct. 27, I would like to say >o a protest he may not care Shoppe And the group, supposedly consisting of nine students, that the point of view ex to make; renders him liable lias taken it upon itself to “simply remove and destroy, pressed is typical of the ail to arrest; and all this at little TRY FOOS BALL! randomly, a minimum of ten tickets per week from cars for me and the hell with you” or no cost to the Mickey Mouse Exciting European Soccer in the area.” attitude which I observe all James Bond.

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