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Wyoming ·. ~'"'-::-].··.· .Not. Over- Next ' . . ), ~~.~.?.::.,ow.!~~,~~ "'. ly fade away, Rudy Feldman faces from-behind victory took a sur- their side of the center. Remain- Syracuse in 1966 (38.5) and Wyo ove:~l'ic~me- up.s~t-mmded C~ugars ...... , -- ., -. ' t?e alr_nost.impossible task of get- Young (20-17) has put th ·~ :m pnsmg 17-7 third quarter lead, ing positions use regular termin- ming itself in 1966 (38.5). The EXICD tmg hls mmi-squad into condition into top contentio · e 0 es but Cowpokes stormed back ology. nearly air-t1'ght pass umbre.lla al- No. 29 ~he Wednesday, October 23, 1968 for• Saturd. La y' s .game WI'th Wyo- Last year's teamn agam. went unde- to wm 20-17 · Just two teams in the previous lowed but 142.9 yards per game, Vol. 72 mmgTh m aram1e · feated and rna d e an appearance m• Flip-Flop Offence 19 years gave up leas rushing· and on1 Y seven touch downs, to e Cowb?ys are defending the Sugar Bowl against Louisiana The Wyoming offense features yards per game than the Cowboys rank the 'Pokes third in the land WAc champions and are fresh State. Coach Lloyd Eaton's team a split end and flanker. The for- did in 1967 (42 3) They fro;m three straight wins over took a 13-0 halftime lead before mation can be flipped, keeping the r=====~;;;·;:;·;;;;;=::;;;;w~er~e~;;;l~·n;;to~t;;;a;;l~d;;e;fe~n~s;:;e~(~18~5;·;2~)·~===; I I Anzona State, Brigham Young tiring out in the second half to players in their same relative po- '; ~:* Student Detained and Utah. Their upset win over lose 20-13. sitions. Guards and tackles are 4 5th Last year termed "split" or "tight" to con- In addition to the WAC title form to the end designations on PERFORMANCES the Cowboys also finished fifth ONLY! Police (UPI) and sixth (AP) in the fin Want Ads By U NM al wire standings. Many people are asking how BOARD AND ROOM I W]LL provide room & board for nny girl the 'Pokes can make this year WJIIing to help with some housekeeping compare to last. & baby sitting !or 2 school-age children 256·1758 evenings. · • After Field Protest Head coach Lloyd Eaton sums STUDENTS;-PARK WTH US _: Modern it up this way-"Look at it from acoomodatlons with a large parking lot. A UNM student, Manu e 1 strators if they wanted to stay on any angle and you'll see this has Phone 248-2881. Wright, was taken into custody the grass or move back to the got to be a re-building year for us. FOR SALE by the campus police during a bleachers as requested by Chief We lost six offensive starters in 35 J11M SLR. Mamlrn.Seeor's Tower 87 demonstration against the Naval of Campus Security, Jack Cairns. From Coast to Coast wtth 55 mm normal & 35 mm wide angle eluding the entire backfield that lens. Just cheeked by top L.A. specialist. Reserve Officer Training Corps Cooper stressed that thfi\ demon the Leader in serving started the Sugar Bowl game six $100. Stephan Parl, 1612 Gold BE, Apt. stration was not organized, so any 2, or message at Arl Dept. (NROTC) yesterday afternoon at the Insurance Needs defe~sive starters ~rom the' top The greatest Othello ever by Zimmerman Field. decision would be on an individual rushmg defense umt in the na 1964 WHITE MERCURY METEOR. Ex the greatest actor of our time. of College Men cellent .copditlon, power ete4;ring, brakes, Wright was immediately re basis. tion, and the top kicker (Jerry transmiSSlOn. Heater & radio. $500. Call 75 Remained and Women DePoyster) in the country. That's 266-2219. , WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY OCT. 23 &24 leased by campus police pending 1966 SEARS MOTORCYCLE 106 co. .& a decision on further action by About 75 of the demonstrators a lot of people out of the heart of .. ... ,.,~:··, ,~,..,,,,.,,:..•. ~"''"' ~·-·"' If '" ~ cycle. Like new. Gar.v Johnson, 298-8628. >Q·iO~v.:O,;O~O·~o·~tf:;d'i0:; Advance tickets available at SUNSHINE ( Vice President of Student Affairs, remained and sat down in the your ball club," he said. THEATRE AND RHODES CORONADO or FADED BLUE '55 Chevy, 4-door V-8 Harold Lavender. middle of the field . Fidelity Onion life "One thing we didn't loose was Radio, Hester. Asking $260. Coine b; Phone CENTRAL TICKET AGENCY 243- Lebo office, don't call Ask for Burton. SUNS..HINE· 1703. Matinee 2 P.M., ADULTS $1.50, k Relays Run Lavender then told the group, pride. This has been important to .. ' . . ! us, especially the last few seasons. 1967 gREEN TRIUMPH Spitfire. $1345. ~;Q::::t"r;l"\;·f"\::(),=0= 0"0"f"'··Q. STUDENTS $1.00. EVENING 8 P.M. l Wright and several other dem who began to chant "Hell no we En~t~ne In excellent shape; 24 m.p.g. In ., .,,··t.f-i ·>t<-~~·>li"-:·,.-·.,,, •. ~.. ,.• ·'1~··:., r ADULTS $2.0(), STUDENTS $1.50. i The 28 lettermen returning cer town. Call 299·9161. 1 onstrators had run relays along won't go," tlmt they were inter tainly have pride, and the young- WHY PAY RENT when for only $350, with the NROTC which Lavender fering with the NROTC class . sters coming up from the frosh down & low monthly payments you can ' . . . ' ~. ~; ···-"'"''"' said was interference. He does not ~ . ·-·· . . . Several demonstrators attempt have the pride of home ownershh>, build . know whether criminal or disci ranks caught it in the spring," he an equity, and have tax relief. See this ed to debate Lavender on the BLACKJACK'S added. charming 2 bd rm, w/tormal dining plinary charges will be filed 200 Central S.E. •room & lat11'e living room w/fireplace, 2 question of whether they had tl1e QBNeeded patfoo. part biL"iement, garage eentral , TODA.Y •.• IN ..JfiE BELLAS ~ESS ·: against Wright. right to remain on the field. He But one of Wyoming's biggest forced .air, hardwood floors. Clos;, to Nob Come in and see usfor the best Hill. Call Sam Cooper 266-8571; evenings At the outset of the "watch-in," answered, "This is debatable, but guitar buys in Albuquerque problems is the development of a 842-8280. Caird Norris Realty. most of the 100 demonstrators hardly debatable at this point. quarterback which will replace the @ FOUND Either you leave now or we will Specials this week BLACK great Paul Toscano. Actually this were in the bleachers. Then they PURE WHITE KITTEN; blue .,yes, about - have to take the proper steps to JACK'S: is the tbird straight year the 8 months old. Found In front of Journal ~-~~PUS SPOTLIGHT. . began to move onto Zimmerman Ism Bldg. Owner may eall 242-8764 or . ·"'···"".' remove you." Cowboys have begun play with ·- ., • .... •- - -:-. \ > New Classical Guitars Ameri pick UP at 1717 Coal SE. ~.. ~- ~ -~ ~ , • Lobo Photo By Robert Dnldwln Field. 'Proper Steps' can Made-13.50 out a seasoned quarterback. Tos HELP WANTED ' . .------.,_ Campus pollee are shown advancmg on demonstrators sitting in the Alan Cooper, a member of \ ' The "proper steps" were taken cano began last season as a safe PHOTOGRAPHERS-shoot for The Lobo. Police Advance middle of Zimmerman field yesterday. One student was taken into custody Radical Rush, asked the demon- ty but was switched to the QB slot Long holllB, lousy lab, worse equipment. but released when he joined NROTC relays during physical training tests. by seven campus policemen. As 20% to 40'({> olE on Univox and Tempo A challenge for any man and $2 a pic: \ . . Guitars and AmplifiOJ:B and did well. ~ Make appJlcation to any Lobo they approached the group, the editor. Rm. 168, Student Pub wing of .. •... \.' '.' ...... demonstrators began to move This year's answer to signal the Journalism Building (at Yale and Now carrying Fender light gnage caller may be Skip Jacobsen Central), • t,: about the field attempting to Btrinii'S 20o/o o!I thill week only Westinghouse elude the police. whose 65-yard touchdown driv~ FRESHMEN AND WOMEN-and anyone .· ' \ . " ' else who really cares-you can join The Eventually, they were moved. to Old Lea ~au! Model Guitar--2 piekups against Utah Saturday night led Lobo ae a cub reporter. work long hourB -speeml to UNM atndenta. 299 00 the Cowboys to a. 20-9 win in Lar for low, low pay, and eventually work ,., . Personal Quito Will the edge of the field. where they !hill Dedicated week anl!r • \ Center Be amie. your waY up to a real pot~ition on the Eeuadorean, AID officials, and taunted NROTC members who paper, Poaltlotu1 limited. by Imagination ,. . . \ ·. undergraduates and graduate stu Ameri!lan trip that is to take Moserite Fuzztones (the best in the The vacancy left by the great only. Ecuador's President Jose Maria them to Colombia as well as Ecu UNM personnel to discuss de were running relays. At one Portable TV dents from UNM, opened its tails of an elementary education p~:,P,1 land) speeisl to UNM:stnden-25% Jerry Depoyster also causes prob MISCELLANEOUS Velasco Ibarra will join UNM ador. The university officials will Wright and several others joined olflist • President Ferrel Heady and doors at the start of this semes program in Ecuador directed by lems but Wyoming may have WANTED: Portsble tspe recorder and \ Full 24 sq. m. ter. Some 50 students made the stop first in Bogota, the Colombi the relays. When he moved to the found his replacement in sopho tspes, for clllSII Jcctnrcs. Cheap ($) but UNM regents President Arturo an capital. They will be there UNM's College of Education. Albuquerque's Duy:inest. Sellinest. sturdy. Call 268-2139 evenings or come . .. . . \l Ortego at dedication ceremonies trip from Albuquerque and Mi Dedication Program edge of the field he was handcuff Tradinest Guitar Dealer-ALSO ITS more Bob Jacobs, whose golden by LOBO office•. J, Miloglav. ami to take part in the program. until Friday conferring with U.S. LARGEST $75 for UNM's new Andian Study Agency for International Devel The center dedication program ed by police and taken to campus toe made the winning difference PARC T German Shepard llUPpies. FREE. . ' . . a 11 242-6562. and Research Center in Quito, Trip Starts will include participation by the P.S. Mention this ad and get two two weeks ago against BYU, The Dr. Heady and Ortega have opment representatives and Co police headquarters amid jeers of :me GO TO THE Lebo, Hiland, Cinema East, . rectors of Quito's two universites, guitar pleks Ecuador, Oct. 28. lombian officials about· a second "fascist pigs" and "what's the Klmo, Stste, Sunshine Theatres for less. The Center, for upper division left Albuquerque for the South as well as the United States Am DJBCOont cards available at NSA office or ary education improvement pro charge" by demonstrators. SUB ticket booth. gram operated by UNM in Co bassador to Ecuador, Dr. Sabine PERSONALS Ulibarri, UNM's Spanish profes The demonstrators disbanded lumbia. sor who is director of the Quito NEED A FRIEND? Faithful, adorable In addition to participation in soon after the NROTC had com bound puppies. $10. Cheap at twlec the Center, and Lie. Nelson Davila, Having Problems Malcenof price. See afternoons, 616 Je!Eemon NE. the dedication ceremonies for the pleted their tests. Indian Jewelry BELLAsHess Operation 'Time Out' UNM center, they will meet with assistant director of the Center. ROOMMATE WANTED-Two male otu· dents need 3~ pei:I!On to share large 8 With Your OLDTOWN bdrm•. ho1111e. .lfull;Y furnished. $37.00 per DEPARTMENT STORE mo. Call 266-6126 or eome by 3017 Edith Curriculum NE. Task Force Organized SERVICES Day For Discussion TYPING. Are yuu "bugged" by spelling "this is an opportunity for them and punetaation 1 Phone 242-0649. By JOHN MILOGI,AV Staff Writer to get together and clear the air." The National Students Associa Potter also said schools aren't Drug Information Available HAVE tion (NSA) is planing a nation bound by the suggestions pre viously sent out to the various Professor Walker said he would LSD, and that most of the discus wide day of "Time Out" for stu By JOHN MILOGLAV sion would be on these two items. dents so they can plan strategy student governments, but are to take no position for or against determine their own issues and Staff Writer Dr. Desopopoulos also said the YOU EVER for the coming year. A Task Force on Drugs, avail drugs and their use but instead "BENJAMIN" KEEPS UP WITH THE talk about them. would talk about the penalties psychological and social implica Operation Time Out, as ex able to all UNM organizations tions of drug use would be im Since this is an election year, has been set up to discuss the and sanctions for using drugs, plained by Alan Potter, consul "and perhaps some of the social portant issues and would prob WONDERED tant for the Center of Educational and because of the notable hap medical and legal implications of ably come up in the discussions. Reform for NSA, would be a day enings at the political conven drug use and traffic. aspects." A symposium on the use and tions, NSA is "trying to get the Dr. Agamemnon Despopoulos Dr. Despopoulos said that in set aside so that students can his discussion he would go pretty abuse of drugs and narcotics was I j' talk about issues which affect students to become more aware of of the medical school and profes held earlier this month at Mon WHO YOU ARE? present politics," he said. much by ear, but that he would them. sor Robert Walker of the law tana State University and was When asked where the capital school, the two members compris prefer to answer specific ques No Voice in Politics tions. He said that there is a lot generally well received by the WHERE YOU ARE was coming from, Potter said ing the Force, have received only student body and faculty alike. "Since most students aren't al "It's money from McCarthy back of curiosity about marijuana and HEADED? lowed a voice in politics," he said, two calls each for appointments. ers." The two groups asking for dis Satisfying answers 200 Schools So Far cussion time are sororities. or your Career? can be found but Potter said that about 200 Two ~xhibits Destroyed spiritual reseS:rch "AmENCH 'Dissent' Editor schools have indicated they will ll\llll\llll\1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111fillll and understanding 'TOM JONES'!" pa,rticipate. "We are shooting Lobo Announces are necessary. Hear ·-romcAfE for 500," he said. On 1-lomecomingWeekend Consult To Give Speech Potter's comment about the this lecture called MASTERPIECE The Alvarado-Onate exhiqj.l; 4l . ' ... IT OFFERS choice being offered the public for Campaign Edition By STEVE LAPRADE Dr. Dennis H. Wrong, professor The Lobo is planning a se1··ics was titled "2001-A Space Odys What is Success?'• BEAUTY of sociology at New York Univer the Presidency: "We would like Staff Writer Colleg~ by HARRY S. SMITH, SENSUALITY: to see more discussions on what of spc&ia.l election editions the Two Homecoming exhibits, one sey". There was a San Jose Spar ~I ' AND sity and one of the outstanding week before national electio1L tan astronaut connected to a space C.~B.,an authorized sociologists in the fields of popu this election will mean." by the Black Student Union and PERFECT Philllngram, coordinator of the day, Nov. 5. Anyone may sub- ship by an "umbilical cord." A teacher and practi _..,,... lation studies and social theory, the other by Alvarado and Onate TASTE!"__ campus division of NSA, said he 1nit for consideration essays of men's resident halls, were burned UNM Lobo had a pair of scissors Career tioner of Christian will . present a graduate school and was preparing to cut the "GRACEFUL lecture tonight at 8 p.m. at the didn't know whether the UNM endorsement or dem~nciatdon of during the Homecoming weekend. Science -healing;- AND branch of NSA would sponsor any of the candidates. We will umbilical cord. The exhibit was Union ballroom. Harvey Jua1•ez, governor of the WICKED I "Time Out." It's going to be a feature, i?L seprora.tc issues, Kiowa floor of Alvarado, said the made up of three unpeainted Counseling NEXT TUESDAY, OUITE Wrong's topic is "Max Weber: joint decision between ASUNM Wallace, Nixon, Humphrey, chicken wire, and napkins. All Architect of Modern Social fire was probably started "at a OCTOBER 29th, at BEAUTIFUL President Jim Dines, myself, Vice and - in a wrap-up - fourth bout 2:15 a.m. Saturday.'' Juarez that remains are thnc charred, AND Science.'' President of Student Affairs pu,rt11 and write-in candidates. said the Onate-Alvardo exhibit two-story-high poles. One pole is 7:30PM in the ELEGANT The apea\wr is the author of The special editians will be charred from top to bottom. One Service ... SHARPLY Harold Lavender, and ASUNM had ben dest1·oyed and the Black many articles in several areas of Vice President Ron Curry," he gin with next Tuesday's issue lone bent strand of chicken wire 'd UNION 1'HEATER SATIRICAL!" sociology, an editor of "Dissent," Student Union exhibit across the ~-~·-"-••.... of The Lobo. Articles should be hangs from that pole. and sociology editor at Random said. street had been set on fire. Margherita M. Henning Ph.D. under sponsorship of Ingram asked that any stu s1tbmitted 1tot later tlum M on Sarah Ellis of the Black Stu The Black Student Union ex House and Knopf. dent who wanted to express his day at The Lobo office. Articles hibit was a mural with a black Office H"'urs by Appointment the As a regular contributor to dent Union said the rest of the opinion or ask questions about will become the property of The exhibit was burned sometime Sat fist in the middle of a reddish CHRISTIAN "Commentary" since the early Lobo and may be editod to meet orange fire. Nothing remained of Phone 265-8288 "Time Out," come to the NSA of urday night. "By Sunday morn STARTS TOMORROW LOBO THEATRE.·· 1950s he bas written on topics as fice on the second floor of the requirements of lengtlr, this exhibit by Suunday morning. 124 Washington S,E. SCIENCE varied as population; politics, so ing, it was completely destroyed.'' Union. llllllll\111\llllllllllllllllllll\lllllllllllllllllllllllllllll\lllllllllllllllll!llllllllll\llllllllllllll\llllllll ORGANIZATION cial class, and Cuba. .,
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Page 4 NEW MEXICO LOBO Wednesday, October 23, 1968 Wednesday, October 23,1968 NEW MEXICO LOBO Additional Color, Space Page 5 "'- Sigma Chi Uses Changes Planned For Union cShip~hore® Dodds, Stout In By SUSAN CRAIG the Popejoy Hall box office for "We have an architect and an Staff Writer $1,50. Faculty and staff tickets economist from the faculty and stripes a Intramural Win If you're wondering where the are $1.25 and tickets for students the student government president Peter Dodds and Mike Stout ac changes in the Union originate, and children are $1. on the board," said Krbec. "What blow for counted for 32 of Sigma Chi's 35 look to the Union Board, says Subscriptions for the five pro better a'Ssistance could we get?" points Tuesday afternoon as the Kirby Krbec, union director. grams are $6, $4 for faculty and the beau Sigs bombed Lambda Chi Alpha staff, and $3 for students and chil 35-0, to wind up their regular sea Krbec said the make-up of the dren. Board and his ability to travel to WELCOME TEACHERS! shirt son with a per;fect 10-0 record in see other unions are the reasons Krbec said the power of the Fraternity Lea, g u e IntramU!;al Character Studies fol' the changes and his high board is not unlimited. "There is , -..':\\ I I Z:: football a«:tion. opinion of the Boa.rd. a great co-operation between the 6.00 Stout hit Dodds on TD tosses of Photography The Union board is made up of management and the board," he ' •• i$ -::-~"-.. nine, 53, and 60 yards, and Dodds eight students, two faculty mem said. Many of the ideas come from ~ j\ ~ a,dded another score via a. 22 yard the managers that live with the Manufacturmg by RICHARD L. SITTLER bers, and two administrators, he Jewelers pass interception returp. The duo ,.'laid. The board is headed by a problems every day. got bored with this routine and 410 Harvard Ave. S.E. 'student, Ross Perkal. Krbec is an Source of Ideas 3122 CENTRAL AVE., S,E, reversed it for the final TD, with Office 247-4203 8 to 5, Residence 842-9632 Another great source of ideas is exofficio member of the board. 255-3090 D a n d y Dodds hitting Stumpy Commercial Fashion Legal - SUNCARDS Welcome travel to other universities. How Stout from 19 yards out. Faculty Use these schools deal with their facil The Board rules on how the fa In another big one Tuesday the ities, arrangements and color pat Oinmond, Watches, and Jewelry Pikes skunked the Phi Delts, 13-0, cilities will be used, the kinds of terns is alw;1ys of interest to the Complete service and repairs on changes that will be made, and to bring their record to 9-1 and board, said Krbec. afl jewelry and watches OLYMPIC CYCLES give them the opportunity to play they approve the budget. Krbec On a recent trip the board ob 1031 San Mateo SE Phone 256-9190 can make decisions concerning ex Sigma Chi once again for the frat served several unions. The New SALES & SERVICE Meet The penditures Up to $200. championship. Mike Stillman and Mexico facilities were too small PEUGEOT RAlEIGH ROLlFAST Jackson Ellison scored the six Some of the recent changes in comparison to other unions. LQQK STEYR·PUCH STElBER MTD pointers for the Pikes. tUi.ftt.t~J~l were the addition of a Union cal The· union has a food shortage ZEUS-The Spanish Bicycle Chaparrals Regular season activity in in endar, partitions to separate the also, but the greatest need was of Excellence tramural football is now over, and various rooms, and the new ar for more color, he said. Provocative Pat Gres, assistant playoffs will begin after Teachers' rangement of the snack bar. "We'd like to add some color to head Chaparral, is this week's convention. the Union so the students would featured Chaparral. ~l~ 1- {!..,;, ""'~ see it as a different building from The attractive 20 year old juni GIRLS - GIRlS ."- GIRLS·...., UIRLS' the classrooms they spend their or hails from Austin, Texas, S11na' for. our :.free cplor" catalog New Film Plays ·time in aU day," said Krbec. name where she loves to go sailing. She which offers OYer 500 styi~.S vf Svlid Improvements Made I ll Makers contends there is water around 14~1. G,old pi~rc'ed earrm,gs: The dM(t Some improvements have been Dogs. Indian Jewelry Austin. to you prices are 25ro Vant\eNate's girlfriend. and Women -te:ot and Politics." prints-tissue-de courage 50% N New & Used Furniture WANTED A fact not known around UNM """'' "Warhol Sampler," and 16 min or more is that the Chaparrals had an antiquing-beads-styrofoam MALE STUDENTS utes from "Empire," "Haircut," 6600 Acoma S.E. 255-8153 amazing 3.5 grade point average :~I .J.U:JPIIrnN's professional & student art $1.50 to $5.00 value Fidelity Union Life and "Eat and Sleep'' wil be Discount Prices for UNM Students Part Time Employment last year and would like to im ~ 4,2 ... 7506 shown at 10:15. supplies Your name imprinted prove on that. They do more than Tickets which are available at 10 job openings $126 a week far 20 just look pretty. i<~ 2 o C ~N RAt. S.f;. craft consultants available FREE with four or more boxes hours work if you meol our require priced $1.44 up ments. Must be 20 or older and hove transportation. Interviews will be held Recently, Yogi Berra read in Albuquerque and can be applied about two men stealing $500,000 'LONDON GRAFICA ARTS for by writing F. 0. Torres, 126 in dimes. His comment, recorded Richmond S.E. Suite 5 Albuq uerquo. in the current issue of Sport mag 87106, (Ploa$e include your phone azine, was: "Chee, they're gonna presents a Two-Day number) have to eat in the automat for the Folk, rock, . ' =====-======:__:rest of their lives.'_'----- EXHIBITION and SALE Yarns 90 Winrock Center • knit-crochet~embroidery-crewel Jazz groups ••• FREE Shop Friday til 9 p.m. 60 Yarns (1600 shades) Shop Sunday 10 til5 fashionable simplified pattern ,, books OJOS DEDIOS we're lending you our ears! I needles-frames buttons-tapestries INSTRUCTION PICASSO . 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PICNIC-HONORING UN DAY Sat. O~t. 26, 1:00 p.m. Full House For Seen For Arena Tolks, Discussion-Peace Big Gate Food Provided By BOB LOWDER packed the "pit'> in 15 home before such powerhouse teams as Womack Form-Clark Rd. SW lobos Hoopsters PATRONIZE LOBO ADVERTISERS Sports Writllr games for a whopping 13,086 per Kirtland Field, Sports Shop and Need Rides, Directions? 877-4618 (Continued from page 6) Lobo football may not sell game average. This average was Continental Air Lines. They never Bahai Student Association season at 16-9-the first winning enough tickets to pay the light the second highest in the nation. lost a game to the Piggly-Wiggly season in 1l. years. During King's bill and maintenance man, but the For the final game of the 1966 team, however. second year as Lobo mentor his UNM Athletic Department has an Lobo Invitational Tournament A good crowd was 600 people team. went 23-6 and advanced to ace up its sleeve. fans stood, sat in tha aisles and made up of the press, scorers, jan AN 4 t?e finals of the National Invita ti~nal T h e UNM basl~etball team on each other's laps and- some itors, friends of the players and ACTUAL PERFORMANCE Tournament in New York. PERFORMANCES 1 doesn't play its first game until how 16,177 of them (1246 more folks out for a good laugh, OF THE H1s worst year so far was 65-'66 Nov. 30. But ducats for any of the than capacity) jammed into the New Lobo Gym NATIONAL THEATRE (16-8). The crowds outgrew John Lobo home games are fast becom . Arena breaking all state indoor In 1958 the Lobos moved into OF GREAT BRITAIN ONLY! son Gym and, through the efforts ing collector's items. sport:;; attendance records. 7,248 seat Roy Johnson Gymnasi ?f ex-UNM president Tom Pope LAURENCE TECHNICOLOR"' JOY, the .new arena was built. On Oct. 1; 9800 of the UNM um. New gym, same losing team. sw.~rflf'll:luau ...,.""~ W.CIICDAAtll'<~ ':Red Towel Gang' S p o r t s Information Director "A FRENCH Arena's 14,831 seats were put on These loyal, victory mad fans Then in 1963 Bob King came to MICHELE MORGAN MICHEL PICCOU a UNM and the Lobos finished the E~die Groth describes the pre PIERRE CLEMENTI ~CATHERINEOENEUVE 'TOM JONES'!" sale to the public on scason-re have been dubbed the ":Red Towel -J<.IIniUDI~w.~,~onr~; I se1'Ved basis. The tickets are for (Continued on page 7) Kmg era as the time when "peo I Gang" by opposing coaches who ple would come to the game and "A DELICATE I all Lobo home games including must bring their charges into the the Dec. 20-21 Lobo Invitational OLIVIER leave for Okie's at half time.'' MASTERPIECE "pit" for slaughter. The nomer is Well, fans, that's all behind us Tournament, UNM ticket man derived from Coach Bob King's ••• IT OFFERS agar Mary Barnes reports that Q118~kami now. The King Dynasty is here. BEAUTY nervous habit of wringing a red So please bear with the technical less than 500 still l'emain. towel in his hands during games. Men's Jackets SENSUALITY: II HOUSE OF HAllMARK difficulties of UNM football be In 1966-67, the first year for the Four-hundt•ed general admis ~ OFFERS iiTHELLO cause Nov. 30 will soon be here AND Arena, 196,272 gung-hv Lobo fans sion standing room spaces were The Largest Selection of The greatest Othello ever by c,...-___ R__ • the greatest actor of our time. and you'll hear no more "Losing Nylon Jersey Laminated PERFECT ~ o marked off on the railing around Ht~llmark Cards Lobos" jokes. .TASTE!" ·~ CAMPUS tAUNDRY the top of the sea.ting area. These Halloween & Party Items Sizes 34-36 .. u•rll#r~~ttiiiTD~WU~ places have been sold out many WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY OCT. 23 &24 Bob Cahill, who's in charge of : and CLEANING 1 Wedding lnvil All Priceslnclude Tax. HUnHf~SL------J AlflCltAt T COMPANY An ~qual opporlunily employer- M & F I U.S. citizenship is required YOUR liOST-CARLPlRCHNER. ;;,I' Page 8 NEW MEXICO LOBO Wednesday, October 23, 1968 Held Over Second Wild Week Under Way Now you "BEAUTIFUL" -New Yorker • Radical Rush kicked off Wild International W ~ek of Protest, all riders. The protest will begin Week yesterday with a ROTC Oct. 21-27. at noon. ~A~ ENJOY Week The ROTC program appears to A) "watch-in," Free Speech on the The Santa Fe march is being IT IN . mall, and tables in the Union. be one of the prime targets of the staged to demand "that politicians ~;' ~till'!&~ Other protest activities are sched week's activities. Flyers were cir take a stand on the war and the ENGLish FoR ALL vouNG LOVERs wHEREVER vou ARE! Vol. 72 uled for the rest of Wild Week, culated terming RO'I'C "a con draft.'' An end to the Viet Nam Monday, ~ ,21{'1:96-9- No. 30 being held in conjunction with an stant visible and audible remind war and the draft, the establish The motion picture to see again and again ••• see II with someone you love. er of the horrible thing in Viet ment of a Civilian Police Review Nam," and calling upon everyone 'i Board, "self- determination" for ,( Students Ill who felt "the military and the students and hippies, and the Downtown far o show campus a bad combination" to placing of Tijerina on the New or shopping? Eat at join the "watch-in." Mexico ballot are the primary . " Open Letter considerations of the march. Another attack on ROTC ap =----== peared in the form of an open let ree ter to the "Men in NROTC," tu ents us pen e which calls on NROTC members to listen to something other than "l! ~, "the usual indoctrination," and . -~, invites discussion. ••• Today's events include Free OPEN 24 HOURS Speech on the mall from 11 a.m. 105 Central N.W. 247-8626 to 3 p.m. and a workshop to plan Thursday's draft induction refus I ate I - n al party. The workshop will be held somewhere in the Union at 8 i ACADEMY I- t p.m. A MAN AWARDS . ' From 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. on WINNER l,r''"-: ~--...... _ \ Thursday will be the celebration of Graham Mark's draft inductio.n I refusal. This will be held at the A WoMAN TONIGHT I L.~. J Albuquerque Induction C en t e r, I·· 4th and Gold Streets. Civil Disobedience I Three UNM students, Manuel Wright, Allen Cooper, and Larry Russell, Allen Cooper, a member of I· have been ,suspended for the remainder of the academic year for their part Radical Rush, said "civil disobed J .' . in a demonstration against the Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps ience may happen." Guerilla the i (NROTC) last Tuesday. '·· · ·. atre and speeches are planned. ~ '' There will be a workshop Vice President of Student Affairs Harold Lavender said the students were 'I'hursday for the Santa Fe march suspended for interfering in an educational activity of the university. "The at 8 p.m. at "The Pit" (1718 Cen tral Ave. SE). three were unmistakably identified as interfering with the driU," he said. "Come and legislate a little" is Wright, Cooper, -and Russell have one week to appeal their suspension to the slogan of the day of protest an eight member Student Standards Committee. lt is composed of four at the state capitol in Santa Fe. A car pool will leave from the faculty members and four students. south side of the Union and take Free University Refused to Leave field The three were suspended after they and about 75 other demonstrators UNM's Organizes Here refused to leave Zimmennan Field upon the request of Lavender and cam ONE STOP pus police. Instead, they stayed on the field and tried to elude police. Then There will be an organizational PARTY SHOP meeting of Free University in the Wright and others joined in relays with NROTC members. When Wright home of Peter Montague, 3015 returned to the sidelines, the campus police handcuffed him and took- him Mackland N.E., Thursday Oct. 24 _ to police headquarters.· Wright was released almost imntediately; Keg Beer at 8 p.m. One of the suspended students, Larry Russell,. questioned' the authority All Brands The Free University sponsors are attempting to set up college of the adnrlnistration to take action, He said, ''They have the right to bring J,, like classes outside the jorisdic charges, but not to take the aetion of suspending.'' Ice tion of UNM in an effort to get ·"We feel that they overreacted on purpose. We know they o:verreacted to !i) ail residents of the community to !i participate in a learning experi set a precedent/' said Russell. . ence. t'They are interested in setting the precedent of suspending anyone when Party Supplies II No classes are expected to be Jj they want to,'' he continued. · · 'l set up until Jan., 1969, but the groundwork has begun, and more ffTheir tactics were to pick out leaders," said Russell. . Save on Econ ji help is needed. He continued, "Lavender got very upset and that is why he sent three For further information, inter oops after me.'' Self-Service Gas . ·!·\. ested persons may call Montague I ) at 268-1063. ,, ~L ~· •' ~(]! "''\.._/ I' @ No Comment-Lavender •'c liquors ' "(#~~ CALLING U There once was a lady named Mitzi, Lavender ha.d no comment on Russell's statements. ~~ 1417 COAL AVENUE, S.E. :Russell said be does not believe the charge of ''interfering in an educa . \ Wednesday, Oct. 23, I TELEPHONE College of Fine Arts lecture; 'The Film: I The Renaissance Open Window and Baro Engaged to a. Fritz From Poughkeepsie. tional process" is valid. "It's all acadentic/' he said. I que Enclosed Space" by Bernard Hanson: i Fine .Arts Recital Hall, S :00 p.m. "We do not believe that ROTC is educational. The whole question is what 'I Graduate and undergraduate students of Politieal Science Dept. meet: 413 Prin..,. But she bade him goodbye is the relationship between ROTC and Viet Nam, and how much money the ') ton SE, 7:30 p.m. Friday, Oct. 25 University gets for defense contract research," said Russell. Newman Forum lecture .. serle!< P.!.""!U'!! When his Schlitz had run dry. l.I anthor RObert Ardrey at PopeJoy .uau: " Russell said he did not have any figUres on the defense contracts he claims J p.m. 7 the University is researching. ( Said Mitzi: "No Schlitzie, No Fritzie. ' i :Russell indicated that a number of persons planned to sign a "complicity J .I statement'' which would make them liable for suspension also. I Lavender said, "If anyone is identifiable, they will be suspended." .f i Meeting; Schlill are,;ng Co. Milwaukse and Dlher cities. J ( .Ad Hoc Faculty Commitfee rt,_ Don Pancho'S ,, Ai'lt' tl-ff.',..'fUf ,:!ILf'l l'fll,f'tRJH. ::iF .2.d1 ~ I ~ .~e- -t · ...... , ! ;; I I I !Iii ti .