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, I U Nursing Dean 'I Regents 'Largely Policy Making Group! I c:an'apus Briefs Instructional Media Services Language Seminar '(acuum Symposium President Ortega Says Authority Delegated to Administration, Faculty Instructional Media Services The sixth meeting of the Norman Wilson, a UNM Outlines Program research engineer, will be the The role of UNM's Regents is tried to be judicious in the use of freedom one does not have a will hold workshop sessions of Seminar in Linguistics and By UNM NEWS BUREAU the patient, we can't go wrong," audiovisual equipment from 7 to Language Pedagogy will be at moderator at the opening Is plumping pillows and ''more legislative than their power." Power can be used university. We have in the past, the new dean said. She feels that administrative ... they are largely a both to build and to destroy, to and will continue to do so in the 9 p.m. during the week of 7:30 p.m., Oct. 28, in technical session of the 16th emptying bedpans the real role of the environment at UNM is ideal October 27 through 31 (5 day's). Anthropology B-6 . Professor Ellen Annual Vaccum syposiu.\n held in the modern nurse? How much policy making board,'' said create and to tear down, he future, defend the -concept of for developing new approaches in Regent's President Arturo' Ortega added. academic freedom. " These sessions will be held in the Spolsky (English) will read a Seattle, Wash. on Oct. 29. knowledge does today's "lady in the nursing field "to more Learning Materials Center (east paper on "Anglo·Saxon Kinship He is employed by the in assessment of the relationship Wilkinson said he was also Wilkinson added, "Academic white" need to have? adequately meet the needs of the between the Regents and the rest wing) of the College of Education, Terminology and Beowulf". university at the Eric H. Wang The body of knowledge impressed by the "coincidental freedom is something that both state," she said. of the Univf,!rsity, students and professors have an Purpose of the workshop is to Civil Engineering Research relevant to nursing is growing at There are now more than 300 occurence" of the Constitutional alleviate the problems caused by Facility at Kirtland Air Force the same pace as in other fields - . "In our state by virtue of the Convention just completed and equal stake in. It is not just a Veterans students enrolled in the college of one·way street that gives faculty the shortage of equipment Base, and the new dean of the College Nursing, including freshmen who Constitution, we have the express the investigating committee. operators required to meet faculty The UNM Student Veteran Wilson is a founder member of of Nursing at UNM is delving into duty of management and control Because the two were both in or students license to do whatever Association will meet Tuesday, have said they plan to enter the session at the same time, he said, they desire, he added. needs. the New Mexico section of the ways to help nursing students nursing program next year. of the University," Ortega said. October 28, at 8 p.m. in Union American Vacuum Society, and it provided an excellent effectively absorb this new "We recognize, however, that "But it would be impossible to do Solve Impasse Chemistry room 231·D. has just been re·elected to the knowledge. all of this directly, so authority is opportunity for a re·examination Ben Cain, KGGM radio board of directors of the national even if we could double our delegated" to the administration of "the functions of a board of "The guts of the concept,, is Dean Louise Murray is a enrollment we would not meet Dr. Yuichi Kanaoka of personality, will be guest speaker. society. former director of maternal and and the faculty. Regents." that in an announced course the Hokkaido University, · Sapparo, the total nursing needs of New Ortega added he though UNM students and professors should child nursing at University of Mexico," Dr. Murray said, "We Japan, will be guest speaker at the Washington School of Nursing in has an "excellent" administration Correct Policy have the right to discuss anything UNM chemistry seminar at 3:30 are looking forward to increasing and faculty which allows this that is relevant to the course Seattle. our enrollment." p.m. today in room 101 of the Curry, Ciddio, Pickens The new dean is especially delegation of authority. What the Regents arc without fear of reprisal." Chemistry building. Continuing education programs empowered to do and how they Wilkinson said, concerned about nurses' are underway to help nurses "Acid Catalysis in Nitrogen backgrounds in "the important . Annoyed carry out their duties has now With regard to ·the faculty's Heterocyclic Chemistry" will be throughout New Mexico keep up "stood the test of investigation," vote two weeks ago not to science areas," she said. with current nursing trends, and the subject of his speech. Give Students' Views In fact, members of the nursing It was the alleged failure of the Wilkinson added. participate in the establishment of they will be enlarged, Dr. Murray (Continued from page 1) outside," and supporting faculty are "sitting in" this Regents to use their power and Ortega also said he had a an all·University constitution, semester in freshman classes such said. take direct action in "The Love "feeling ~our policies have been Ortega said, "I would not want to He said the faculty not only academic freedom. Lust Poem" controversy last correct," The relative peace and Piano Recital said the students could hold the He also said the University as biology, so they can get a true ~=iR~E~N:i1TF:-~A::-TVT\i~~-- , comment specifically about what picture of what freshmen nursing spring that led to the creation of quiet on the UNM campus "is, I the Regents will do at this time. Gail Long, a junior music Oct. 15 Moratorium Day, "but "should take some steps to solve $1.00 n day they passed a resolution praising problems within the University students are learning. Then, the the state legislature's joint believe, a manifestation of that." "Obviously we want the major at UNM, will present a Free Pick Up And Servi~e committee to investigate the In other topics, the two faculty to participate but we faculty feels, they can help the .•/ . piano recital Thursday, October the moratorium." He said by itself." He said if good solutions No Deposit ;; state's universities, said Dr. L H. passing the resolution, "they are to be found to the University's young nurses relate what they've Lower Monthlv Rate Regents said that without believe the faculty viewpoints 30, at 8:15 p.m. in the Recital ' Wilkinson, a member of the academic freedom there would be should be heard," he said. "We do Hall of the Fine Arts Center. publicly endorsed a controversial problems, "it should be through learned in biology to what they Buck's TV Rentals are learning in nursing, and can 268-4.689 i Regents. Wilkinson said he no university and that they not want to act arbitrarily." Admission is free. issue." He said this "relentless the faculty." Ce>lor Available believed, however the political activism presents a threat Anthropology Professor Frank also avoid repetition of facts. ,j believe the faculty's viewpoints on He added if the faculty felt Dr. Murray and her faculty also Lobo photo by Chester Painter establishment of the co~mittee why they voted not to participate they had not been consulted prior to the University." l-Iibben said the UNM Regents was a good thing because it has "Good Job" have "not used the power which is are continuing a review, begun last in the formation of an to the establishment of a UNM Regents President Arturo "caused everyone to re·examine all-University constitution should committee to draft a new vested in them." He said the year, of the UNM nursing :- CAMPUS LAUNDRY . Ortega says the Regents' powers Arnold Koschmann, head of the f ac u 1 t y has not taken just what the function of a be heard before further action is constitution, they should be given Support curriculum. Regents President must often be delegated to the department of electrical responsibilityinUNMaffairs. "The skilled nurse practitioner : and CLEANING university is." taken, the opportunity before further 1 Coin-op Dry.Cieaning ·I administration and faculty. The Regents, he said, "have Ortega said "without academic action is taken. engineering, said the University UNM biology Professor Martin must have competence in making ond Laundry had done a good job "in Fleck also addressed the judgements, and must function in Lobo· protecting professors from committee. collaboration with physicians and Counselor Always on Duty . : 11\UIIIilllilllilll:llil!llllllllilll!lllllllill\!lliiiTIIIII\IIlliii\IEII\lllll!l\\lll\lllllllll\l\!il\111\11\lllllinllil!lli\llllllllll!llllllllllllllllllllli:ll:lllll\llllllllllllllllllll\llllllll\illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllt other health professionals," Dr. 2106 Central S.E. • 2<47.0836 1 Murray said. 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Like how to introduce By DAVID BAKER The stillness that is Atahualpa's school kids to computers, without death is only the end of a series of installing one. His answer: share one "The Royal Hunt of the Sun," static images of a static culture playing its last performance achieved by the processionals, in Chicago by phone cable. tonight at the University of ritualized gestures and AJbuquerque under the direction pantomimes choreographed by of Jim Morley, is a confrontation Constitution Proposal between two arrogant religions James Trujillo. with the rape of the riches of the The play, by Paul Shafer, picks Inopportune Inca empire only coincidental. up its storyline from the Betna The play conveys the hollow conquering of the Inca empire by Soon after his IBM programmer Bema Is unsolicited, ofgned gueot editorial opinion. feeling that Christianity is the a handful of Spanish mercenaries training, John Klayman, B.S. Math '68, loser in the fight. Loser it deserves led by Francisco Pizarro in the By JOHN L. HOWARTH climate of opinion is such that a University Governance can be 1500's. began writing programs used by a I would like to comment on to be for we can find within the good part of the Bill of Rights made by suitable amendment of Church no compassion, no love. The conquering, for which he computer system to schedule every Mr. McGuffin's letter in the Lobo might get lost in the process. the Faculty Constitution and the of October 22, 1969, about the The son of the sun, god on earth promises rooms of gold and acres event in the Apollo tracking stations. Similarly I feel that the present ASUNM Constitution and I will of the Incas, Atahualpa is at least of land to his peasant followers, is resolution passed at the October 7 climate of opinion in the state support efforts to achieve this And when the. finished programs were faculty meeting expressing capable of feeling love. for him a last desperate attempt makes this an inopportune time whether initiated by students, If love is a basic tenet of the to find fulfillment. turned over to NASA Goddard Space "opposition to the plan for for a new constitution for the faculty, by the Committee on the writing a new all university Christian belief then when the The soldier's life is not enough. Flight Center, he was responsible for University. The method of University, or by anyone else, and Church is no longer capable of He tells his page, full of dreams of constitution at this time.'' I selection of the members of the I would not expect that making them work. cannot, of course, speak for the love, it is . dead. It is said by a chivalry, "there is no glory to Ad Hoc Committee on University constructive attempts to work out pious father in "Royal Hunt" being a soldier, it is only killing." faculty, but I would like to Governance proposed by the the necessary changes would there are tlo enemies of God only The brilliance of Trujillo's eXplain my own position, which is Regents (also opposed in the be opposed by the faculty. Visit your placement office ~I very different from what ·Mr. those closer and those farther talent is best seen in the last scene ON CAMPUS faculty resolution) supports this F'inally, I would like to answer away. The reply to this is "I aim and sign up for McGuffin sees as the faculty view. The faculty representation of act one; a most elegant the rhetorical question with which at those farther away," But their massacre created with the few an interview with IBM. position. would be "six faculty members Mr. McGuffin concludes his letter. NOV.13, 14 First, I do not 'doubt that the chosen by the Regettts from • . perception is lacking. These Indians and Spaniards, He says (to the faculty), " ... if "god·boys", the Spanish soldiers slowness and painful An Equal Opportunity Employer Committee on the University's .twelve , •.named by the Faculty pride of authorship is that ~xcr1;1ciating proposal was maile with the best Policy Committee." (emphasis who seem to the Inca like bghtmg, to symbolize the death of important to you, I am perfectly messengers from god, ate as far thousands. intentions, and I certainly believe added). Similar selection willing to give you the credit for that there is a need "to define and from god as the Indians they The sets and costumes as procedures are set out for its conception, if you will only get would convert. clarify the . hazy and often choosing the studeht, out of the way. How is that as an interpreted by Walter Pickette conflicting policies and powers of admihistration and alumni The entire movement of ·~his were capable through their example' of a cooperative twisted passion play culminates ill the administration and students." representatives. While I have no simplicity . of adaptation to all IBM\~) attitude?" Since no one at the I tlo not believe, however, that reason to suppose that the faculty meeting expressed. any a. dea~h watch unparalleled in needs. With. a single, sparse stage drawing up a new all university Regents Would use this selection VIsual 1mpact. In the end we sit setting, the illusion of Spanish concern about anything remotely b~eathless, watching the stark, stili constitution is the best way of . procedure to stack the committee relating to pride of authorship, I seaports, the Andes, and ~he court achieving this now. I would body. of Atahyalapa stretched out in any particular way, the {eel that Mr. McGuffin's "offer'' is before us. Perhaps the illusion is of the Ihca were achieved. oppose any proposal at this time procedure evidences a disturbing destructively provocative and Visually the difference between to hold a constitutional so r~al that we pray, not quite lack of confidence. gratuitously insulting and as such sure JUst who we pray to, for any the Inca and the Spaniards is all · convention to rewrite our Federal I believe that. the necessary a very poor example of a too apparent; dusty finery of the . Constitution, because the present movement, any sign; that the son reforms ahd clarifications in cooperative , attitude. of the sun lives. grasping west against the unaffected richness of the Inca. . · r , Page 4 Page 5 NEW MEXICO LOBO U NM French Weeks Tue.sday, October 28, 1969 Will Include· Concerts BYU Versus WAC, Insoluble Dilemma French Cultural Wl'!eks at UNM includes Cesar Franck's Sonata in Nov. 3.-17, will include a concert A major, Dariums Milhaud's Involves QuestioriS of Religious Freedom, Equal Civil Rights by two musicians affiliated with (Editor's Note: The following Second Sonata, Maurice Ravel's controversy. And it is the religious the member schools have repeated Mormon religion on the other the Conservatoire de Musique in Gaspard de Ia Nuit, for piano solo, article is the last in a series of five practice of the church carried over Had the referendum been given articles dealing with BYU. The contacts, and it is the area of schools, something they would more publicity, they claim, Paris, another concert by the and Claude Debussy's Sonata. into the school which has led to a athletics that has precipatated the not willingly accept on their own. organist at Ste. Clotilde in Paris, a The program includes first four articles outlined tbe growing number of student enough support could have been religious and racial practices of majority of protests.) BYU is the only priva,te school gamered to ensure its passage. talk by the secon,d highest offici~) commentaries in both French and protests and demonstrations over Second, the WAC could in the conference and it is argued in the French Embassy m English, BYU and the Mormon church. BYU's continued membership in. Today's article is an assessment of terminate BYU's membership. that the other schools would not Express Sentiment Washington, an exhibition in the Prokofieff dedicated his the WAC, Third, individual member actions which could be taken Obviously the WAC cannot be allowed to adopt a policy - But the withdrawal of a school UNM Art Museum, and Second Violin Concerto to schools could terminate their either written or unwritten - presentation of two papers on Soetens, and Soetens played its within the Western Athletic order the Mormon Church to from the conference cannot be Conference to alleviate the membership in the WAC. which discriminated against any Michel Butor, visiting professor of world premiere in Madrid under amend its rl'!ligious doctrine The first option, to be effected by student government, current situation.) without violating the precepts of· ethnic group. Sould the or even faculty sentiment. It must French at UNM this year. Enrique Arbos, and its first effective, would have to state conference then allow an The concert on Nov. 11 will. performances in Paris with Charles freedom of religion. Nor is there come from the school's governing By DON BURGE clearly that it would be placeq in unwritten policy of discrimination feature violinist Robert Soetens Munch, in Amsterdam with Igor any indication the WAC should or effect at no later than a certain board. In UNM's case such a would take such an action. to exist at BYU? decision would have to be made anli pianist Minka Roustcheva, Markevitch, in London with Sir BYU's association with "the specified date. In addition, it It is the third option that is Henry Wood and in Berlin with The only action that can be by the University Regents. who will play and discuss music WAC has created a situation would have to include machinery most likely at this time: individual that played a role in the literary Georg Solti. taken within the area of freedom to guarantee its enforcement. Before the Regents will act, where it is impossible that any of religion is for the church itself schools withdrawing from the however, they require an lives of Marcel Proust, Andre Gide He has performed in the For that reason such a proposal WAC. The Arizona State and other early 20th century principal metropolitan centers of likely solution - be it short term to change its doctrine and provide expression of sentiment from the or long range - would satisfy would probably not be University Student Senate has in French writers. Europe, the Americas, South for equal treatment of all citizens acceptable. There is, after all, no student body and the faculty. everyone. fact recently adopted this Were both of these groups to ask The program will be at 8:15 Africa and Asia, without regard to their race, or, as definition of the word position. p.m. in the Recital Hall. It Minka Roustcheva, a native of At stake are two questions of a minimum, for the school to the Regents to sever relations with equal constitutional importance: "discrimination" which is The ASUNM Senate took this Bulgaria, graduated from the make such provisions. Neither acceptable to everyone. BYU says the WAC - provided there was a G.12API-HC ILLU<7TI2ATION religious freedom and equal civil action seems likely at this time. position last year but later clear expression of such a desire Academy in Sofia in 1960 and it does not practice rescinded their action when a subsequently studied in Paris. In Pictured above are part of the cast of the award-winning musical, rights for all persons without That leaves the area of civil the Regents would probably act regard to their ethnic background. discrimination. Most of the black student referendum failed to 1963 she won the first prize at the "Your Own Thing," which is about mistaken identity complications rights. And even in this area there athletes in the WAC says it does. favorably. It is doubtful they involving a pair of look-alike brother - and - sister twins. It will appear The first of these questions is support them. Backers of the would act on their own. Marguerite Long Academy in are a limited number of actions resolution, however, claim the Paris, and has won prizes at at UNM on Nov. 8·9 in Popejoy Hall. the easiest to address. The which can be taken - none of Action to remove UNM from Constitution of the United States 'Withdrawal referendum was added to the the WAC, if that is indeed the international competitions in which would satisfy both sides of ballot at the last minute and is, Warsaw, Geneva and Vercelli, says simply and clearly that the question. The second option, sentiment of the members of the Differentiates Between Protests "Congress shall make no law therefore, not a true reflection of University, clearly must begin Italy. Options termination of BYU's student opinion. The concert is sponsored by respecting an establishment of membership, is the least likely. with the students and the faculty. religion, or prohibiting the free the music and French First, the WAC could adopt a Any such move would lead to +11 ·~ ~U an Ull 1111-hN-hll U Mil nu bii-IIU M !II! lib IIC D~ "rt Ul! flll 1111 111-1+ departments. exercise thereof." policy statement to the effect it charges the conference was itself Jean Langlais, the blind It is the religious practice of will not tolerate discrimination in discriminating against the religious UnreSt Topic of Heady's Talk the Mormon Church which denies the recruitment or admission of f f organist at Ste. Clotilde, will freedom of the Mormons. Large Lunch at OKIE'S ;!"GS-65<18 present his concert Nov. 14 at UNM President Ferrel Heady disruptive and violent," Heady black equal r!!ligious rights that is athletes. (The conference has no Countering this argument is the 608 JE:F"F"EJ<:<;ON N.E only a local problem but often the central theme of the authority to pass on other aspects argument that BYU's membership l Large Pizza • Large Piteher ol Beer ! AI..BUQUE:J<:QUE:. 87110 8:15p.m. in the Recital Hall. made a distinction between said. issues on New Mexico campuses Langlais, who was honored last "constructive" and "disruptive" "We protect the rights of all of school policies; however, it is in the WAC forces, at least l CombJ·ned Price $3 21! 12·2:oo p.m. Everyday l were "equated" with those on only in the area of athletics that obliquely, the tenets of the I • -;, a S·1.40 value I year by the French government student protest and said he would students but our policy is not to campuses in other parts of the Exhibit Reflects .J.A-I!d-~a-au-ua-u"-uu-ao-bll-1'~-~~~-~u-tn-mi-IIH-u~-uu-mr-nn-~th-nn-~a-n•-n.f. which made him an Official of the counter disruption of classes with permit disruption of classes. We country. He pointed out most Picture Legion of Merit, follows such "police from the city, or the state, will not only use our campus UNM students are from New predecessors at Ste. Clotilde as if necessary" at the New Mexico security police, but will also call Mexico. Artist's Thoughts Cesar Franck, Gabriel Pierne and Press association conference last on police from the city, and if Friday. Cutting off federal scholarships the world Charles Tournemire. necessary, from the state," he would not curb campus On Mexican Sites Langlais will also conduct an Before an audience of 200 said. . disturbances because many of the organ workshop Saturday "Interpretations of Mexico," newsmen in Roswell, Heady and Heady said campus unrest · activists come from "affluent" the art exhibition presently at through morning, Nov. 15, at 9 a.m. in the the presidents of four other state arises from "deep-seated problems homes, he said. Recital Hall. The workshop will Jonson Gallery at UNM, is a universities had a panel discussion in our society and it is a mistake Students at New Mexico State reflection of the artist's reactions feature French organ music. on the problem of unrest on New to look at the problem as though University, described as a "quiet the eyes of Admission to the Langlais to scenes rather than a literal Mexico campuses. it is necessarily a bad thing." He campus" by its president, Roger picturing of them. concert is $2.50 for adults and $1 listed the question of the Vietnam "There is a distinction between Corbett, "come from homes The exhibition is a collection Pat Sky. for students. The workshop fee is war, urban problems, and the where there was discipline, and $1. unrest which is helpful and social problems of minorities. of recent oil paintings by John constructive, and that which is they come to get an education." Skolle, New Mexico artist, and He said campus unrest was not For this reason there is little deals specifically with tropical campus unrest, he said, forests and manJ!rove swamps in WAIT FOR SOCIAL SEC About money, Eastern remote areas of Mexico. president Stirling Colgate said the "1 have a great affinity for this submissiveness necessary to material," Skolle said. He added continue getting money from he had lived for years on the home would cause "some 50 to Sahara and Arabian deserts and in 60 percent of you (those in tropical forests, and that he goes attendance) to rebel." camping in Sonora, Mexico. Skolle said his work is neither Medical Student abstract nor realistic. Local artist Grieg Hovselp Chap ian said S kolle "gives Plans To Practice thought arid organization and feeling to his work." In Nepal's Capital "Interpretations of Mexico" A UNM School of Medicine will be showing at Jonson Gallery senior will spend this winter through November 21. The gallery working at a mission hospital in. is open from noon to 6 p.m., Katmandu, capital of Nepal, the except Mondays. Asian country on the northeast border of India. Steve Komadina will spend five Seminar Studies and a half months working at the only hospital authorized by the Air Pollution Nepal government, working under A UNM seminar, working with the direction of Dr. Bethal the city, someday may help Patrick Sky sings. Fleming, who started the mission produce . cleaner air and water for clinic 15 years ago, Dr. Fleming metropolitan Albuquerque. about the world he has agreed, to postpone her The seminar, 'taught by Dr. sees. And with a poet's retirement until Komadina's Calvin Patterson, civil engirteering touc.h, he writes his training is finished. professor, in . concluding precise The foreign study, financed samplirtgs of the atmosphere from songs. They're here in entirely by the student, is possible Tijeras Canyon to the Rio Grande Photographs, a sensi under the "free quarter" system Valley. of the medical school. Seniors are Patterson and his studertts, tive new album that encouraged to sp 7' I ' Tuesday, October 28, 1969 Tuesday, October 28, 1969 NEW MEXICO LOBO P;~ge 6 NEW MEXICO LOBQ Page 7 scanning Phoenix Bowl Group the scene Feldman Disappointed By Loss .. :'·\' ' By PAUL FLJ;CK : To Present Program A~t• .'Spo.rts .Ec!itQr But Praises Lobo Performers Coach Rudy Feldman was still the publicity he otherwise would A Phoenix group pushing for a better one than the Sugar Bowl in disappointed Monday after his weekend. "They've played good have gotten because his football 2 of their last 3 games." post-season bowl game in the Sun time." team's 52·28 loss to Arizona at performance was overshadowed Valley estimates that the Tucson Saturday night, but had Similar to Sugar Bowl by Linstrum, Arizona's attraction would be .vorth 20,000 The Dilemma praise for much of the Lobos' quarterback." Eight-man Line extra tourists and $15, million A seven-day festival similar to performance. c "Mike Buck," said Feldman, ''They use an eight-man front annually. the Sugar Bowl is planned by the How does a sportswriter for a school publication handle "We had bettor pass protection "Played good ball until he got line on defense," said Bame, The figure was partially based this week,"· said Feldman, "and "Which is the same that Army and organizers. In addition to the t~e coverage _of their football team that has only managed to hurt. He was probably the best of on the $10 million dollars that football game, a basketball we executed the option much our front seven until he got hurt." Utah used against us. Against that 15,000 Wyoming fans spent at tournament is planned in addition wm o~e .of Its last twenty-five games? The problem is the better than we have been. Our defensive alignment, we've only New Orleans two years ago when to a golf tournament and tennis most diffiCult facet of newspaper life that I have had to cope offense has improved but it still been able to score one touchdown Buck Injured all year." the Cowboys appeared in the matches. with; . lacks consistency." Buck, a sophomore from Sugar Bowl. From its beginning, the bowl Feldman also singled out Albuquerque's Sandia High "If we can't score more than would be the eighth largest and The Lobo sports staff has been under fire for the duration several individuals for praise. that Saturday," added Feldman, Asks in January School, was one of several Lobos could guarantee participants a of the football famine. The problem basically boils down to "Larry Korpitz did a good job on the injury list. Buck is "still "Then we aren't going to win," The Greater Phoenix Sports larger pot than El Paso's Sun this: if we go ahead and print the game story on Monday and while he was in there," said sore" according to Feldman but Foundation, the group making the Bowl. The game would be played include the details of how sloppy the team played or how Feldman of his second-string will require no surgery. Other pitch, will ask for permission to in Arizona State's 52,000-seat halfback. "He ran good, received Lobos out include tight end Drew they were sadly outplayed (which any truthful Lobo follower good, and blocked good. There's a hold the game next January stadium which is being expanded will agree i:; often the case), the football team itself is ready Fuller and sophomore Terry before the NCAA in Washington, to 80,000 in the forseeable future. possibility he might start this Wollitz. Wollitz, who had been a OK IE'S D.C. Since the NCAA rarely to bum our door down or we are accused of being traitors to week." Coaches Object starting end, is out for the year. approves first requests, the group the team; or if we exclude these details and concentrate on Beckert to Reserves? With his team hurting in more says it is prepared to keep on Although no name has been individual stars or "bright spots" our readership amounts to This remark could take many ways than one from injuries, trying in future years. officially tagged on it, early practically nothing because normal people resent being people by surprise because the Feldman prepares this week for 104 BEER GPSF would like to match the spectators· named it the Fiesta man Korpitz presently plays handed a line. San Jose's Spartans at the Every Wed, 5-6 PM Western Athletic Conference Bowl. Some WAC coaches, behind is no less than David California city next Saturday. champion against the best foe including UNM's Rudy Feldman, Easy After Winning Bookert. Bookert, an AU-WAC "San Jose is improving witq available between Dec, 26-31, have objected to a WAC tie-up performer last season, owns each game," said assistant coach Pizza Slices 15¢ starting in 1970. with the bowl on the grounds that I speak for the sports staff in saying that there are no almost every school rushing Damon Bame who scouted the "We are trying to emulate the record but has shone little of the a team should be free to receive a I people who would like to see Lobo football recover and Spartans' 16-7 loss to unbeaten Central At University Sugar Bowl," said GPSF chairman bid from a more prestigious bowl, flourish more than we would. It would make our job a lot brilliance this season that he Wyoming up at Laramie last Jack Stewart. "But we have a rather than being forced to accept easier. We could throw tact and our careful use of game displayed last. He isn't having a better climate and better sports an automatic berth in the Phoenix I terrible season, but it's a far cry attractions. We could have a bowl. I description to the wind. There are very few complaints about from a great one too, how a winning team is covered in the newspaper. Anything Other players Feldman singled kapy karner New York sportswriters wanted to say about the World Series out for praise were quarterback Rocky Long and tight end Mike High Speed XEROX COPIES-Be-No limit was fine with Mets fans. They did not care about style or Buck, speciol rates for dissertations-required paper supplied free word usage because they just wanted to roll in their glory SIMMS BUILDING ather locations in Winrock Center, ."Rocky had a good game," 1 I' following their ultimate in victories over the Orioles. On a sa1d Feldman, "But he didn't get National Building & 120 Madeira NE smaller scale, but of greater importance considering the origin ··. '• of this publication, we did not receive a single complaint of ·~.,. our coverage when the Lobos upset Kansas a few weeks ago. I, for ·one, did not consult my newspaper practice book once in preparing that copy. I can't say that our stories about the other five games this season have slipped by without criticism. I i Optimistic But Realistic jl We are optimistic but also realistic in writing up pre-game I I stories. It would be fallacious and unprofessional for us to I '· predict victory solely on the basis of what we hope will happen. What kind of merit would pages six and seven hold if Let us we just spurted out a bunch of school spirit? That is for the A conunon name does not do justice to this week's Lobo j ( cheerleaders- our job is to report the sports news. Lovely, Susan Smith. Sue is a sophomore archaeology major I The Lobos have four games remaining in 1969 and it is take you up I SUSAN SMITH from Cody, Wyoming. She is wing president of Muneca in I likely our problem will not be solved this season. We will Hokona Hall and is a member of the Thunderbird editorial I have to write with the handicap of a losing score staring us in on this board. She is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Millard J. Smith of the face. No doubt there will be more gripes, but we are used Cody. to it now. We will continue to cover the games the way they happen rather that dishing out unfounded praise. Buffalo, I ! great N.Y. papers do not claim that the Bills are going to devastate I • the American Football League and we are not going to seed offer the Lobos very high in the Western Athletic Conference. \ : il *I *I IT! i I II liEF! ; Maybe next fall we can report accurately to the contrary. more LOBO CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP 20°/o off for $3 Olympics African nations attending the Africa did not compete at either cordially invites general assembly of national Japan or Mexico for the same YOU DUBROVNIK, Yugoslavia Olympic committees demanded Confirmed reservations. Holidays or any day. reason. Ia the~ollowing discussions: Discrimination in sports again last week that South Africa drop The committees proposed that You send us $3. threatens to split the 1972 its racist policies or face exclusion Toes. Oct, 26-failh ond Reoson In Olympics at Munich. 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A subsldl8ry of COWLII COMIIUHICATICINI, ··~· 6901 Lomas N.E. 268-6848 ~---·-·--·-·-·-·-·-·-----~------' 5810 N.E. 147 I Page 8 NEW MEXICO LOBO Tuesday, October 28, 1969 lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll NEW Campus Briefs II College President Recruiting U Recruiters representing the !ollowjng I comtlanies or agencies will vif!it the Cen~ to interview candid,ntes for positions: Labor Trainee Career opportunities in a lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll number of health fields will be MEXICO No.32 Censors U Paper Wedn011day, October 29 Wednesday, October 29, 1969 A Department of Labor ou~lined by Mary C. Pozorski, a Vol. 73 . (CPS) The president of publication, academic, personal TEXAS WATER lJEVELOPMENT - management trainee, Zina Geller registered nurse, and Elizabeth M. DOARD-CE, ME, Geologists (BS, MS) of New York City, has been Barnett, a registered physical Fitchburg State College in or financial sanctions arbitrary Econ., (BS, MS) UNION OIL COMPANY OF CALI· assigned to the department's New therapist. · Massachusetts has shut down the removal of staff m~mbers or FORNIA-ChE, ME, CE (BS) Careers project at UNM. Miss Pozorski, a nursing cam~ us student newspaper by threats of these actions." ' ARTHUR ANDERSEN Kt COMPANY Business Admin., Acctg~, LUw Under the .;tepartmen t's education specialist on the RMP refusmg to sign checks for the In a meeting with the president ANCHORAGE DOROUGH SCHOOL prf!gram, trainees rotate among staff, will discuss nursing careers. paper's printing costs. following SGA's approval of the DISTRICT, ANCHORAGE, ALASKA Argentinian Publication assignments, receiving one to two Mrs. Barnett, a paramedical The. action came as a means of USSPA code of ethics Antonelli Kindergarten thru Grade 12 years on·the·job training in education specialist also on the censormg an article by Black was told that if th~ students Thursday, October SO Panther E_ldrige Cleaver reprinted didn't have enough sense not to ARMY & AIR FORCE EXCHANGE management, RMP staff, will discuss other SI!JRVICE-Aectg., Arch./ME, Bus. Ad· Miss Geller is the first health careers. from . thts month's Ramparts want to read this kind of material mm., Math, Econ.; Ind. Rei., Psychology management intern assigned to a Information will be available Magazme. then he would have to malte the Audit, Marketing ' ARTHUR ANDERSEN & COMPANY- Wants NMQ Translation Department of Labor project on paramedical programs taught John Antonelli, editor of the decision for them. It was at this Business Admin., Acctgo,, Lnw · campus ''Cycle," confronted the meeting that Hammond again AMERICAN GENERAL LIFE INSUR. rather than to the department'~ at the UNM School of Medicine ANCE CO.-All majors to withhold further distribution of the issue,., offices in Washington, D.C. for laboratory assistants pres1de_nt, James Hammond, at refused to sign checks for ·the MONTGOMERY WARD-Gen. Bus. Re George Arms, professor of English and She requested the assignment cytotechnologist& and medicai the ~rmt shop after the printer newspaper as long as the Cleaver tailing or Econ., Liberal Arts for' Jr Arms said that he expects the Regents to M,nnngement Trninee, Bus.. Liberal A$: general editor of the New Mexico Quarterly, she said, because the level of work technologists. questiOned whether or not he article was contained in the copy Fi1l., Math., Econ. for Credit Management has been approached by SUR magazine, reconsider their .earlier vote and release the in Washington is too . W?uld be paid if the article was Fitchburg State, a smali -Acctg,, Audit for Controller & Auditors Glen Whan J, M. HUBER CORPORATION-ChE published in Argentina, for permission to remaining copies within the next month. administrative and abstract prmted. Ha!llmond stated he teacher's college of about 2,000 ME (BS, MS) ' Miss Geller graduated f;om the w?ul? no~ s~gn a check for the students, is under the translate the Quarterly into Spanish. Objection was primarily made to the A UNM professor and Friday, October 31 University of Rochester a year ago prm.tmg b1ll If the Cleaver article Massachusetts Board of Education ARMY AND Am FORCE EXCHANGE In a letter to the editor of SUR, Enrique poem by Michael McClure on page 118, he and _spent a year in Washington as chairman of the department of ran m the newspaper. which has the power to set a SERVICE-Acctg., Arch./ME, Bus. Admin., nuclear engineering is spending Mnth, Econ., Ind. Rei., Psychology, Audit Pezzoni, Arms said he could think of no said, and "There is strong faculty sentiment an mtern before being sent to T h e c a m pus student mandatory student activity fee Marketing ' to secure reversal of the Regents vote, and Albuquerque. two weeks at the Laboratorio de govert;ment association (SGA) The college president of each ,TOUCHE, ROSS & COMPANY-Acctg. greater honor for the New Mexico Quarterly Fisica e Engenharia Nucleares in Fmn.ncc ' I!l the ~ew Careers program, unan~mously approved the campus is charged with the hearings are now in progress before the Lisbon, Portugal. than for it to be translated and distributed she IS superv~sed by Carl Bruening adoptiOn of the code of ethics on responsibility for how money will Committee on Academic Freedom and the New Careers director. ' Dr. Glen A. Whan has been freedon:; llf the press adopted by be spent. by SUR. asked by the Atomic Energy the l!m~ed States Student Press At Fitchburg, the college Editor Pezzoni said in his letter to Arms, Policy Committee." Commission and the Government New Professor ~ssoc1atlo~ (USSP A) which states president has interpreted this state Support "It would be both an introduction to the "But if the Regents, who in effect hold of Portugal to consult with m part, The freedom of the statute to mean that he should laboratory personnel concerning newest imagination in the USA for the copyright for the University, do not release Gerald C. Johnson has joined stu.dent press must not be sign each check personally in Ben Cain, above, spoke last the art faculty at UNM as an nuclear reactor calculations and abrtdged _b;y- _confiscation of issues addition to approving the student Spanish speaking readers, and an hommage the issue, I regret to say that SUR could not experiments, Ben Cain night before the Student Veteran assistant professor. or factht1es, suspension of government's proposed budget. Lobo Association. He commented on to the job done by your review." publish a translation as an issue of the New Johnson, who received his B.A. lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllm _As . a first step toward prisons and parole. Mexico Quarterly," Arms said. and M.F.A. from the University of sohdar1ty, representatives of four Arms cited certain difficulties involving Colorado, is teaching papers, besides the Fitchburg SUR's request, stemming from UNM's Arms added that SUR could publish t~ contemporary art, intermediate Rodey Theatre paper, agreed to run the publication rights and the Regents' decision same material with the consent of the drawing and sculpture at UNM Calling U controversial Cleaver article in Advertisers individual contributors under a different their next issue. UNM Veterans Hear to halt the distribution of the Quarterly. this semester. lllllllliiii!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIEIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!IIiiUIIIIIIII title. "In an editorial note I assume that you His work has been featured in Tuesday, October ,28 Plans To Adapt "Though UNM holds copyright, it pays ~everal one-man and group shows Student Veteran Association• Guest only for onetime publication rights and could state that the translations are of work m the Southwest. :tpea.kcr Ben Cain: Union, Roo~ 231-D• 1 originally appearing in this issue of the 8 p.m. ' About: Prison, Parole releases all further literary rights to the Seminar in Ljnguisties and Language Children s Play Quarterly, though because of the action of Health Careers Pedagogy: lecture, ... Anglo-saxon Kinsh!p authors," said Arms. Thus the permission of Tickets are now available for Ben Cain, special features every break." A team from the New Mexico Terminology and Beowulf/' Professor each author must be secured before SUR the Regents you are not presenting a Ellen Spolsky; Anthropology B·6; 7:30 Rodey Theatre's upcoming director and assistant manager of In other business a copy of a translating issue," he said. R~gional ~edical Program (RMP) p.m. production, "Jack and the BRING THE CAMPUS KGGM, spoke on the State telegram was read which had been could publish the Quarterly. will be m Roswell this week Campus SafeLy Committee; Union Room Beanstalk," the children's play Penitentiary and Parole system at sent to President Nixon. It "Both Mr. Frumkin and I, as well as the presenting a public meeting o~ 230; noon. ' "Gene Frumkin, professor of English, is AWS Constitutional Revision Commit scheduled for Nov. 1·2 and Nov. a meeting of the Student Veteran supported the bill providing for a writing to the contributors and thinks that Faculty generally, would regard your health careers and on recent tee; Union, Room 230; 3 :30 p.m. 8·9. Association last night in the 46 percent increase in veterans' AWS Hours Review Committee; Union, publishing the translations in SUR as health planning developments in The short three action play To YOUR MAILBOX benefits. they will all be happy to have their work New Mexico. Room 231-A: 3 :30 p.m. Union. Senate Finance Committee; Union, adapted from the old fairy tal~ Cain said most people wonder Cain said he was against this appear in SUR without further payment," welcome recognition of the literary merit of The meeting will be at 7:30 Room 2.30; '1 :30 p.m. favorite, follows the fortunes of what kind of "piranhas" live in increase, "If you want an the issue, whether the Regents change their p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 29 in the Student Lobby; Union, Room 21i0-B; said Arms. 7:30 p.m. Jack: how he sells his beloved cow the state pen, and that they avert education, you should get it for Little Theatre of Godda;d High Bossy for a handful of magic yourselves like others have to." On August 17 the Regents of UNM voted minds or not," Arms said. School in Roswell. VlgUantes; Union, Room 231-E; 7:45 their eyes as they drive by. "I p.m .. - beans, how the beans sprout into think that the making of mistakes Dr. Reginald H. Fitz, director Accounting Association; Union, Room the gigantic beanstalk, how Jack is part of acquiring maturity, as of New Mexico Regional Medical 129; s p.m. Subscribe· to the paper 15,000 stU• Fellowship of Christian Athletes: Union, triumphs over the fierce giant who dents read. You can have it sent long as you don't make the same Program, will discuss recent health lives high in the sky how he wins planning efforts throughout the Room 250·E: 9 p.m. to your home five days a week mistake twice," he said. Committee Gives Do Pass Student Organizing Committee: Union, for himself and his poor widowed during the academic year !or just state. Room 129; 7:46 p.m. He cited the case of one boy mother the hen that lays the $7.00. The Lobo, printed on cam· which started him "on a pattern golden eggs, and how Bossy is pus, will bring you bright, first· of working with penitentiary To Graduates' Resolution indeed returned to him. hand reports of academic, polit· boys." Cain met a young boy who CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING The cast of 13 is headed by ical, social, and athletic events rc· was doing what he termed "hard requesting $2675 for the UNM RATES: 7c per word, 20 word mini- freshman drama major James time," which means he was Senate Finance Committee last mum ($1.40) per time run. If ad Is to WHERE: Journalism Building. Room lated to 'l'hc University, Your night gave a do pass Ski Team. run five or more consecutive days with 159, afternoons pre!erab)y or mail. Price. A graduate of Sandia High University. serving out his full time, despite a no ohanges the rate is reduced to 5c recommendation to a bill per ward and the minimum number of CIBBsified Advertising his acting credits include role~ parole, because he couldn't get a George Brooks, representing words to 10, UNM P.O. Box 20 intended to prevent preference of with the Madrid Theatrical Student PuU!katious job on the outside. the ski team, said the team TERMS . Albuquerque, N.M. 87106 Players, Old Town Studio tbe "I arranged for him to work as graduates over undergraduates in expects to be given varsity : Payment must be made in full prior to insertion of advertisement. tlNl\1 P.O. nox 20 filling ASUNM·funded positions. Lyric Theatre and the Univ~rsity t Tnivcr.dty· of Nch~ Mc);:icO an apprentice carpenter, and standing and to be funded by the of Albuquerque. Albuqucrqur, N.M. 87106, today he's the manager of a loan The bill provides that should athletic department next year, but 1) PERSONALS FOI!- hSALE: 1942, 45 Harley Davidson the Board of Regents approve the WJt extended front end, custom sent, STEWARDESS - company here in town," said that they "have to stay alive one BICYCLE STOLEN: red Huffy l\!ark X ba.rkand tank set up. Top end recently Cain. "l used to go up to the Graduate Student Association more season before the athletic from Okies Friday 24th between 9-12•00 !f'Or c:!d over. Needs a !ew very tninor PREPARATORY COURSE Note: The Mirage is available through this office too. p.m. Any information please call 243- JObs done. $218. _Owner also is looking penitentiary every week," he said, (GSA), no ASUNM funds would department takes over." 1573. No qua.tions asked. 11/3 for a. Harley rigid frame for a 74 NEW AT FLAIR Tlu: Yearbook bas been placed on a subscription basis "and the boys got used to 'Dad be given to a graduate student if a Phone 277 ·5011 Grant after 6 p.m. J\fon: Stimulating • Adventurous and sells for $9.00. The Homecoming Committee DEADLJN.E for, Inserting classified 3:30 day through Thursday and Sunday after· Cain' coming up and would have suitable undergraduate was p.m.-will go m next day's Lobo. noon. Glamorous available for the job. It also treasurer presented a predicted FLAIR CAREER COLLEGE their problems ready for me." committee budget of $2500 to 69 MIRAGE are now on sale for $5-rm MA,Y, WE help you? Renting-sening "I saw kids brought in for major provides that graduate student 205, Journalism Bldg. ' hstkmg. Residential properties, Walter 0301 Cfandalaria NE 2011-5571 government would not be allowed the Finance Committee, but said fj ~ Realty, 4704 Lomas NE. 268-3932. crimes rubbing shoulders with re· that final budget figures were not George Brooks (standing) o't THI{NDdERDIRD taking contributions for 0 2 petitive offenders," he said. representation of ASUNM-funded the UNM Ski Team discusses ar j rawlngs, paintings:, lithographs committees unless GSA paid a available, and that funds for a scu pture etc.. Rm. .158, Joumalis~ 19U ~~n:B~fs3~eedster, good condition. Cain told the veterans, "If you Senate Finance funding of the team with Student Bldg. Grad. students mcluded. 0 proportional share of the funds. proposed final reception were not ever have the opportunity to included. Senator Frank Lihn (foreground). ARTISTS: great. opportunity to work for USED BOOKS (moy barata) cheap NEW MEXICO LOBO employ an ex·convict give him The committee tabled a bill experimental )1DbJicatfon. Come by room iOi~Szines- miscellaneous, 106 Mesa sE: 205, Journalism Bldg. or call 27-4102 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING from 9-5. MUST SELL-Alres single lense reflex camera and case, excellent condition University P.O. Box 20, UNM, Albuquerque, N. M. 87106 YEAR-OLD registered Beagle hitch to $40.00 or highest offer. 842-5472. 10/28 ' give away. 344·8306. 1965 IMPALA, automatic, AM·FM air Wyoming SchOol Paper t=xplains Black Dismissals $950. 313 Princeton SE. 10/27 ' ' 2) LOST&FOUND RATES: 7¢ per word, $1.40 minimum (that's 20 words) • BUG EYE MK I Sprite, bumed intake LObST: 6 mo. old, Weimaraner pup. Light valve. $300, overhaul 6,000 mil"' ago rown a~ort hnu, floppy ears; gray eyes. 265·6548. 10/27 • 5¢ per word if same ad runs tlve or more consecutive times ,. Says Eaton Ousted Players Without Listening To Their Grievances· Four ch1Idren hurting. Reward, Call Col· lege Jnn 243-2881 or 842-5044. 11/3 U~ED ,1969 BMW 2002. White with blue $2.50 minimum (that's 10 words 5 times) I'· Joe Williams presented a detailed I Eaton did not allow them to present their '"'ter10r, 18,000 miles: very good condi· (Editor's Note: The following story is football field Saturday, they would be account of the events of Thursday and LOST: large female calico cat, white paws. bon. Contact Gerhard Motors, 255·5549. ' dismissed from the team. views. 1~; ~ale-Coal Place SE area. 243-4116. ( reprinted form the University of Wyoming Willie Hysaw, one of those present, said Friday. The audience in the crowded Board 2 HOI;l'DA 350-exccllent condition. $600 TERMS: Payment must be made in full prior to insertion of advertise~ent ; The letter which Eaton had received did of Trustees meeting room at Old Main mth helmet. 268-8493. 10/31 l student newspaper.) at several meetings Friday, Saturday, and LOST: WHITE UMBRELLA, SUB, Tues• not say the football players were to wear included administrative deans, Dr. Carlson, day, . October 21, 6 :15-8 :00. Mmgretta PAIR HEAD GS !90's mounted, Nevada Sunday that the first thing Eaton said to toe, brand . new rotomat heel. $100. CLASSIFICATIONS: Fourteen black men are no longer black arm bands on the football field. student senators, members of the press, LeRoY, Ortega Hall. Reward. 10/29 Margaret 243-1438. Long thongs, 10/31 Williams did not tell Eaton that that was the 14 players was this: "I can save you members of the University of Wyoming fellows a lot of time and a lot of words. athletes and non-athletes. FOVND: 1969 Valley High. Class Ring '65 PLYMOUTH FURY Ill, 383. 1Londed. 1. Personals 2. Lost & Found J Services the black athletes' intention. Eaton did not 1!'1rls red stone. Call 299-6940. ' 4. For Rent football team. That is a fact. You are all through.'' . New tires. $1250. 243-7168. ask Williams whether the black athletes Detailed Account WALLET LOST. Sentimental value. lD 5. For Sole 6. Employment 7. Miscelloneous For many, that is the only fact they 267-86-8506. No qu.,tions, Call 242-4279. 6) EMPLOYMENT intended to wear arm bands. arranged for a meeting at Old Main with wish to know. Others want more facts but Williams informed Eaton that he would President Carlson and the athletes. That WANTED: · Occasional babysitter !or 5 subconsciously refuse to believe any black Jacoby's chief contentions during the 3) SERVICES month old, ·at residence. Call 255-4778 discuss the matter with his fellows and talk INSERT THE FOLLOWING ADVERTISEMENT_....__ TIMES STARTING man's statements. Anyone in these two began about 11 a.m. hour-long meeting were two: 10/30 ~ • • --~- to the coach on Friday. Lunch was brought to the meeting. COLLEGE ~NN BARBERSHOP . offering categories Medn 't waste the time to read 1. The athletes should have approached regular hmrcuts, rM.or outs, atyling 243· PART-TIME• GIRL FRIDAY: Two out• On Friday, at 9:30 a.m., Williams and Several persorts contacted the athletic the coaches as individuals if they had any 0003. • standing young ladies needed. Must be this story. the other 13 black football players entered department to obtain the presence of willing to Jearn orchids. Hard work and For those who intend to make an problems. porn LAUNDRY--Open 24 bra. 7 days a responsibility but llleasant surroundings the football coaches' office irt Memorial coach Lloyd Eaton. Coach Eaton was 2. The best way to demonstrate to BYU Week. 610 Central SE. 10/31 Call 265•2416, 10/30 ' honest, objective analysis of the events of Fieldhouse, east side. They were in civilian expected to be prescrtt for a meeting that a black man is not an inferior being is PART·'riME OPENINGS: Subsidiary ot last weekend, we offer this story. 5) FOR SALE Alcoa. Good pay, scholnrshipl! availab!.,, The immediate series of events began clothe~ and were wearing black armbands. beginning at 3 p.m. lnstead, athletic to soundly defeat BYU on the football Interviews nt 10 a.m. & 2 p,m,, Wed after football practice last Thursday night, director Glenn J. Jacoby appeared. field. 1966 Mustang, Excellent . condition. Call nesday, October 29 nt Placement Cen• The athletes replied: 842-8565 nfter 7 p.m. 11/3 ter.. October 16th. Coach Lloyd Eaton, who Discusses Matter had received. a letter from the Black 1. The black man's problem in relation r==RENT.:A.. Williams asked Eaton if he would "Shut Up" to BYU is not an individual problem; that APACA INC. Students Alliance (BSA) that day $1.0~ ,l· discuss the matter of the BYt1 protest with · Joe Williams' problem is no different than a day MOVING & STORAGE informing him of the intended BSA Several of the athletes say Eaton more F~ee Delivery, Plck Up, And Servi~e ~he 14 players. Eaton said yes. Tony McGee's problem. It is a black man's No Deposit Global Pan Lines Agent demonstratiort, . spoke' with black than once told one or another of the blacks Lower Monthly Rate All Types Moving &: Storage ENCLOSED $•-~-- tri·captain Joe Williams, a senior tailback, He took the players to the first two problem generally. PLACED BY--...... --~---- cement rows of the bleachers of the present to "shut up." 2. A beast could physically beat down a Buck's TV Rentals Movirtg Is Our Only Business in Eaton's office. The black athletes left the Fieldhouse For Free Estimates Fieldhouse. Then in the presence of white person but this would not convince 268-4589 Dismisssl and contacted the faculty ·advisor of the Color Availab~ Call 251i·6364 assistant coaches Fritz Shurmur and Bill him that the beast was not an inferior Baker, he conducted a 15 mirtute lecture, Black. Students Alliance, professor Roger being.· He told Williams that if any black · Daniels of the history department. He players wore blrtck arm bands· on . the According to all the black athletes presertt, • . . .,. .. ,, ...... """"' ...... 'f \ •• ~·