Thursday, December 16, 1971 Mayor San Jose Mayor Norman Mineta will speak tonight at 7 on urban politics, in Education 312 at the invitation of Spar tan 1 hilly the Black Studies Department. Serving the San Jose State College Community Since 1934 Registration bad? No more Here's when you'll register begging, Monday, Jan. 31 It may get better Hour SJS registration will have a new look spring is a packet of pre -punched cards Juniors next semester, according to SJS Pres. containing a student's name, major, John H. Bunzel. class and other information. say The Blacks Seniors procedure will be extended for As a student registers for a par- "We're tired of going up to student T -V 1:30p.m. four full days instead of the customary ticular course, he will turn in one card two and a half days, and will begin council to beg for money," said Skip W -Z 2:30p.m. for each class he selects. Bailey, former Shaka editor at the Pan Monday Jan. 31. Two purposes will be served by the African Student Union meeting Wednes- Last names A -B 3:30 p.m. The extended registration period procedure according to Dr. Ted W. Hour should make lines shorter and the regi- day night. The meeting was called C -D 4:30 p.m. Benedict, SJS dean of academic plan- to discuss injustices committed against stration area less crowded, according ning. Q -R to Dr. Bunzel. "While the four -day black students on the campus. 11 One will be the formation of a class Of the non-funding of Shaka, a Black period may not make registration total- S -T 12:00 p. m ly painless," he said, "it should make list for firm registrations and standby Studies Department publication, by the sign-ups. Another purpose will be A.S. government, Bailey said, "They U -Z 1 the experience less frustrating." p.m. President Bunzel called the changes to find students who signup for more said it is instructionally -related to A B Thursday, Feb. 3 than the legal limit of units, I) r. Black Studies Department," but Reed 2 p.m. "only modest steps toward the day when we have Benedict said, and to discourage stu- magazine (part of the English Depart- C -I) full computer capabilities. 3 p.m. That time is still at least a year away. dents who register for many classes ment) was funded by A.S. government." and decide later which ones to take. F 4 "Until we have more extensive com- Chiquita Ector, SJS head yell leader. Juniors puter According to a Spartan Bookstore said, "we spent about $300 on facilities," he added, "we cannot material. be truly innovative in our registration spokeswoman, the spring semester we figured out the budget and we thought schedule of classes will be on sale we needed about 8:30a.m. procedures." $1,300 for transpor- E -G One innovation to be introduced this "in the middle of January." tation and everything, and they gave us Seniors Tuesday, Feb. 1 $99.99." H -J 9:30a.m. Miss Ector said she was most 8:30 a.m. K -M 10:30 a.m. incensed over an incident involving a G -H white male -yell leader, who could not I -K 9:30a.m. N -P 11:30 a.m. relate to what they were doing so she L -M 10:30a.m Q -R 12:30 p.m. Council took him -bound off the Vacation squad. Miss Ector said the yell leader N -P 11:30a.m 1 p.m. went to Councilman Bill Jeske and the council voted to put him back on the squad without discussing the matter with her. Graduate students Sophmores, Freshmen "Buck holds council in his hands" overrides Buck veto and is the key to any kind of ^hange, Councilman H -J 12:30 p.m. A -C 2 p.m. David Piper said at the By PENNY SPAR is a reserve account in the Athletic meeting. K - L 1:30p.m. D -F 2:45p.m. Daily Political Writer Department of over $4,000 which the "Black people helped Buck get elect- needed funds could come from. ed, Buck M -0 2:30p.m. Little action was taken yesterday has hired some Black women G -I 3:30p.m. appointment matters Buck told council "it should not bail to work in his office, on financial and but behind the P -R 3:30p.m. by a vacation -bound and drinking A.S. out groups which have difficulties man- scenes he is a 'trip,' Piper said. J -L 4:15p.m. 4:30 p.m. Council. aging their own finanacil affairs." A presidential veto by Mike Buck A veto of $1,000 membership dues on last weeks' $1,500 allocation for the for the California State College Student publication of Reed magazine overriden President's Association. Buck stated Wednesday, Feb. 2 Friday, Feb. 4 in a 13-0-2 vote, was the only major he had no interest in belonging to the action taken during the fourhour meet- group; and noted that former A.S. This Daily is it ing. presidents Dick Miner and James Bucc pointed out that the alloca- Edwards were inactive in the group. The paper in your hands is Graduate Students Sophmores, Freshmen tion was a budget transfer item from In other action, judicial appoint- the last Spartan Daily ever Experimental College for the magazine ments were tabled until after vacation to be published - in 1971. T -V 8:30a.m. and would need the signitures of the when one applicant told council he had student president, and the college pre- not been interviewed. The first issue for 1972 W -V 9:30 a.m M-0 8:30a.m. sident. However, Councilman Andy Dave, Long ex -councilman, ex- will appear January 4. McDonald informed him that the over- plained that he was unaware he was A -B 10:30 aim P -R 9:15a.m. Classes will be held Fri- ride was a mandate from council for supposed to set up his own interview, W -Z 11:30a.m. S -T 10 a.m. Buck's signature and the matter now and had not been contacted by the day and will resume Mon- rests with President John H. Bunzel. personnel selection officer, Brenda day. January 3. E -G 12:30 p.m. U -Z 10:45 a.m. However, Buck's two other vetos Johnson. 'stood. Ms. Johnson stated that she tried to A veto for $1,806.59 for the water contact Long and had been unable to do polo team's trip to the SCAA cham- so by the time the interviews had pionships. He explained that there ended. Arrest warrants issued after intramural fight

By MARK SIMON Edwards' charges against the intra - "Even if we did our best, we couldn't Daily Staff Writer murals officials included undue harass - beat them. We had to play along with Warrants have been issued for the ment, shaved points, slanted referee- the refs' game," he said. After their arrest of James Bouldin, Charles Pryor ing, and game rigging. losses, league officials "ran out on the and Jessie Hampton, SJS Campus "On numerous occasions they court and congratulated the other Security has announced. threatened to put us out of the league. team," Edwards said. Charged with assault and battery, They accused us of manhandling the refs In a final charge, Edwards stated and disturbing the peace, the charges and said we had our opponents liter- that Unruh gave all referees the tele- stem from an alleged fight two weeks ally scared," Edwards claimed. phone number of Security with instruc- ago last Tuesday night aTter an intra- In response to the charges, Dr. tions to call them "if any of the Black mural basketball gave. Unruh stated yesterday he wished to teams got out of hand. They had Security officials report as of Tues- make no comment. He asserted he Security at all our games just waiting day they are allowing time for the sus- wasn't "even going to stoop to their for trouble to start." pects to surrender voluntarily. level," and contended the comments by Concerning the altercation following Bail for the three has been set at Edwards were simply an attempt at the final game, a double overtime match $250 apiece. "newspaper exhibition." the Village Warriors lost by three The incident involved alleged alter- Previously, Dr. Unruh reported that points, Ed wards stated that Olsen cation, claimed in a Security report, the Intramurals Department had "bent "brought it on himself." He contended between Bouldin, Pryor, and Hampton over backwards with them." that the supervisors "int im i dated and officials of the intramural basket- "The whole thing is that we didn't people, they were happy we lost. We ball tournament. even want to play anymore. They would knew we were going to lose." Listen by Security as the victims give us the sloppiest referees, even are Jim Olsen, 221 Harrold Ave., Santa cheat us on the clock," Ed wards "That's just their attitude," Dr. Clara; Jim Tisano, 467 S. Eighth St., charged. Unruh commented last week. "There and Lawrence Reid, 400 S. 13th St. He stated that several attempts to are many kinds of people in this world, The Security account of the situa- deal with Olsen resulted in coolness. some are bitter, some aren't. some are tion contended that Bouldin, a member Edwards painted a picture of biased angry, some aren't. This group of of the intramural team Village War- referees, the scorekeeper shaving men happen to be angry young men." riors, confronted Olsen, student super- points, and a conspiracy that resulted "When asked to elaborate Dr. Unruh visor of the tournament, and complained in the Village Warriors losing their contended that they're angry "because about mistreatment during the season. semi-finals playoff. they're Black and we're White." He then, Security claims, hit Olsen three times in the face with his fist. What reportedly followed was a scuffle, lasting 30 seconds, in which Security contends that Tisano and Reid were struck by Hampton and Pryor. Tuition protest set A meeting was held between victims and suspects with Don DuShane, assis- SJS foreign students have scheduled restraining order on paying the de- a rally for .1an. 3 to protest the tui- ferred portion of foreign students' tant to the dean of student services, Dave Thurber Tuesday. Participants declined to com- tion boost on Jan. 3, 1972, at noon tuition. ment on the meeting. at the College Union patio. During the vacation they will hold The initial hearing is scheduled on Maybe this time.... Concerning the cause of the incident, Jan. 26 at Los Angeles Superior Court. Dr. Dan Unruh, intramurals supervisor several meetings to determine actions A well-known sign of the season is the pinata, a brightly contends, "We've been as fair as we can to take before and during the rally. The suit charges the increased tui- decorated container filled with treats which spill out when to help them." In other tuition developments, class tion from $20 per unit to $37 per unit cracked open. Here a tiny tot from the Charles Edwards, Village Warriors action lawsuit filed by International for foreign students attending Cali- the container is captain, reacted, "lie's (Unruh) been Students Association of California fornia State Colleges violated the 14th Home Ec Child Lab takes a hefty swing in order to start hassling us all year." (ISAC) has resulted in a temporary Amendment's equal protection clause. the goodies flowing. Page 2. December 16, 1971 Pam Strandberg Guest Room Spairiam Datib editor By Bettina Aptheker and Jack Kurzweil r Garioto The trial of Angela Davis is in such cases. Thus, for ex- The Civil Liberties Union brief Bob not set to begin Jan. 31 in San ample, Stanley Duke, a Los also suggested that "where black advertising manager Jose. Angeles sportscaster, who admits militants are involved, prose- Absolute freedom of the press to Angela Davis has been in jail to the killing of his ex-wife's boy- cutors are too free and quick with editorial board now for well over a year. She friend, is charged with murder and capital charges. If the simple absolutely is out on $50,000 bail. Lt. Wil- lodging of a capital charge can discuss questions is the foundation has been convicted of Pam Strandberg nothing. She has been denied liam Calley, who has been con- result in unconditional incarcer- Bob Pellerin bail although there is nothing in victed of the premeditated murder ation, then we have given govern- living California law to prevent her re- of 22 Vietnamese civilians, has ment a neat and unrestrained tool stone of American Barbara Evans been released to his quarters for isolating and punishing the Joyce Krieg lease on bail --unless, of course, her guilt prior pending the outcome of his appeal. politically disfavored." Ben Reed one is to presume --Herbert Hoover to trial. Even the Chief Pro- The California Civil Liberties The defense in the Angela Steve Papinchak bation Officer of the Mann County Union, in filing an amicus brief Davis case has insisted that her Gene MeHone on Angela Davis' behalf pointed release on bail will go a long No. 50 P r bato i on Department recom- Vol. 59 mended her release on bail and out that "if the trial judge is way toward restoring the pre- informed the Court of his belief satisfied that conditional release sumption of innocence which is the Letter to the editor that Angela Davis would not flee will assure presence then the cornerstone of a fair trial. It its jurisdiction. accused must be released. A is for . this reason that a major contrary rule.. would undermine campaign has been organized to Although Angela is accused of the presumption of innocence in demonstrate popular support for a capital offense, California law, violation of the 14th amendment her release on bail. When Miss Credit where credit's due and federal law provide for bail to the United States Constitution." Davis' appeal will be filed in Federal District Court later this Editor: These activities are open to month, prices. the appeal will be accom- Contrary to popular belief, all SJS students r.t the same panied by petitions signed by over Winter Carnival is not, I repeat, Like other Winter Carnival 350,000 people in the U.S. urging not a function put on by the Ski committees in the past, we of her release on bail. club. It is, in fact, an activity the 1972 Winter Carnival com- sponsored and put on by the A.S. mittee are working very hard to This year's Winter Carnival Several weeks ago the defense put on the best carnival possible. moved for a change of venue will be held at Squaw Valley from For a change we'd like to see the Jan. 23-28 during semester break. from Mann County to San Fran- credit for success of this year's cisco. This motion was denied. Activities will include skiing, ski carnival given to those who really races, ice skating, ice hockey, Instead the trial has been moved to deserve itthe students them- Santa Clara County which, accord- dancing (band is the Chosen Few) selves. and other events yet to be sched- ing to the defense's survey of pub- uled. Winter Carnival Committee lic opinion inthesixNorthern California counties, rated among the least responsive to a positive view of the issues involved in the Davis trial. Mano a Man() Further, less than 1.5 per cent Ry Pedro Iario Michel of the population in Santa Clara County is Black, approximately 15 Leaflet:(8-12) During this time per cent of the population is Chi- He who sees a need and waits to cano. Given the peremptory chal- be asked for help is as unkind as you will leaflet the day's be chosen precinct. lenges open to the prosecution in asked for help the selection of a jury, it is almost if he had refused it- - - Lunch:(12-1) Frijoles y torti- llas. certain that Angela Davis will Dante face an all -white jury. Starting Friday, Dec. 17,1971, Study-Break:(1-4) For those students who need Through the denial of bai I, La Raza Unida Party, the only through the change of venue to Chicano political party, will hold the time. Dinner:(4-5) Frijoles Y torti- Santa Clara County, through the a two-week Christmas registration general propaganda by the highest drive with participants all living in llas. Registration:(5-9)You will reg- instrumentalities of government a church. It is entitled, "Operation (including the President of the Fuerza, Phase Two--Voluntarios ister or birddog the precinct that United States who declared that Por La Raza." Angela Davis was "one of those To be a Voluntario you must be wasleafleted in the morning. who engages in terrorist acts") totally dedicated because you, will the contours of the prosecution's be asked to give up your tradi- At the end of the two weeks, strategy for conviction should tional Christmas by the fireside the biggest party San Jose has come clearly into focus. It main- and your New Years party to work ever seen will be held. The time tains a level of racist hysteria, for the Mexican people registering has come for us to get off our "Would someone please swear in the witness?'' to sustain by any means neceasary so that we can have some say in ass if we are to become a truly a presumption of guilt, in order, in the government. viable political force in this, our that the trial proceed as a mere You will be housed in an old stolen land. BE A VOLUNTARIO Letters to the editor formality to confirm what every- church and will have to sleep in POR LA RAZAi one is already supposed to know -- bags on the cold floor. You will If you would like to participate that Angela Davis.is: guilty. have only frijoles to eat. You in the campaign of "VOLUNTAR- For if there is a real trial, will be on call 24 hours a day, at 10S POR LA RAZA," call 259- if due process is accorded Angela the service of our people. 8651, or stop by La Raza Unida Buck proposal supported Davis, if she were released on bail, The Voluntarios will stay at Party headquarters at 1656 E. if the trial were held in San Our Lady of Guadalupe Church in Santa Clara Ave. in San Jose. Francisco; in short, if the pre- San Jose's Eastside Barrio. You If you can't make it for the two Editor: plaining that his assigned staff of sumption of innocence were re- will not be paid and your days weeks but can help with food, Re the Dec. 14 editorial on Mike approximately 50 upper -division stored, the clarity of her appeal activities which include Christmas bedding, etc., let us know at the Buck's proposal for a Daily Spar- majors and minors was too big and the truth she would expose day and Eve and New Years night above address or phone number. tan newspaper: already, and that there was little would make conviction extremely will be something like this: Fact --the 1970-72 general cat- or no room on it for lower divi- difficult. Indeed, the government's Breakfast:(7-8) Since La Raza May La Raza Unida Party suc- sion students, no matter how qua I i - ceed! May La Raza find its right- alog states that prerequisites for case against Angela Davis is en- Unida Party does not Spartan Daily staffers are Jour- fied. Score another for Buck. tirely circumstantial. have much money, you ful place in the universe where the Aztecs placed us, and not in the nalism 60A, B (newswriting) and While Buck's proposal, like Angela Davis is the victim of a will definitely not eat 132 (editing). Nothing in it exempts most of his other brain st o r m s, political frame-up. Her real bacon and eggs. grips of a fake and phony Christ- mas in America. non -journalism majors and appears poorly thought out, to say crime is that she is a Black woman, Please expect a very minors from these required cour- an avowed Communist and an in- spartan Que Viva La Raza Unida Party. the least, and while the Spartan meal. ses; regardless of present policy, Daily is unquestionably an excel- tellectual who put her whole self the catalog statement is by state lent college publication, I defi- where her ideals were. It was law the official department posi- nitely feel that this campus could precisely her commitment to the tion, until the catalog expires next use a second regularly appearing defense of the Soledad Brothers Open letter spring. Score one for Buck, minus newspaper as well. It would and her involvement in the move- to president one for the Spartan Daily editors. provide an outlet for interested ment which was beginning to ex- Fact --when I entered SJS in lower division and non -journalism pose an archaic, racist prison Dear Dr. Bunzel, delberg and SJS. the fall of 1970, one of my first students crowded out of the Spar- system that specifically As students of anthropology at Anthropology does not concen- acts was to volunteer my services tan Daily, and to spur the pre- occasioned the charges against SJS, we wish to impress upon you trate on the study of the United as reporter or whatever else the sent Daily on to even better cover- her. our extreme and ever-increasing States of America. For this Spartan Daily needed to then - age of SJS happenings. disappointment in the failure of reason, U.S. university trained editor Craig Turner. I had already Of her own trial, Angela Davis your administration to put a halt professors are not automatically had a good deal of semi-profes- I do not advocate that A.S. writes: "I am charged with three to the proceedings against Dr. the most eminently qualified to sional journalistic exper i en c e, Council cut back Spartan Daily capital offenses - murder, kid- Tusher Barua, assistant professor teach this subject. In addition to was at that ti me a journalism funds however. I do suggest that napping and conspiracy. My life of anthropology. his university background, and as a major, and felt that I could be the C ounc i I investigate estab- is at stake in this case - not After three years of excellence native and student of Pakistan, useful. Turner, though he did lishing a serious rival to the simply the life of a lone indivi- and devotion in the service of SJS Dr. Barua brings to the class- give me a few chances to write Daily. dual, but a life which belongs to Dr. Barua is now humiliated by room a more integrated knowledge for him late in the semester, Merritt Clifton Black people who are tired of the discovery that his credentials of the sub -Asian culture than could generally felt otherwise, ex- D29336 poverty and racism and the unjust and qualifications, which were any American professor, regard- imprisonment of tens of thousands found to be quite adequate in less of schooling. of our brothers and sisters. It 1968, are now being challenged. Aside from his knowledge of is this life, organically bound up This is not because any new social and cultural anthropology, Head conveys wrong idea with the lives of all the millions or unusual information has come Dr. Barua has gained an excel- who struggle for freedom and jus- to light. The apparent reason for lent command of the English lan- Editor: delayed, could satisfy those who tice, which stands to be exting- this challenge is egotistical and guage --merely one of at least half We are writing to clarify some are confused. uished by the State of California." ethnocentric in nature: A "for- a dozen languages of various lin- arguments over an article's head- Chinese Cultural Club Further, Angela Davis has eigner," educated in a "foreign" guistic families he has mastered. line which appeared in the Spartan affirmed her innocence: "I dec- university is not as qualified to As students, we are very grate- Daily on Nov. 15. lare publicly before the court, to teach "our" boys and girls as ful to have Dr. Barua teaching in The headline, "Club now iden- Sparlan Datil) before the people of this country is an AMERICAN educated in any our institution. Deplorably, the tifies publicly with China," has that I am innocent of all charges U.S. university. school's gratitude has been ex- caused many hot discussions and Serving the San JOS' State College Community Since UM which have been leveled against me Dr. Bunzel, we are talking pressed in a matter so unbefitting confusion among some students, Second class poStage paid at San Jose. CaltfOrrna by the state of California. I Member of California Newspaper Publishers MM.e about a scholar who, after having a man of his proven abilities especially Chinese students. This on and the Associated Press Published daily by San am innocent and therefore main- completed his graduate studies at that we can only offer him embar- happened after the "Celebration of Jose State College. except Saturday and Sunday. during Ine college year The opinions expressed herein are nol tain that my presence in this the University of Florence, and rassed platitudes and what may the admission of People's Repub- necessarily those 01 the Associated Students. the Coupon courtroom is unrelated to any tragically prove Administration, Cr the Department CO Journalism and after having performedpost-doct- to be unwise lic of China into U.N.' " an event Advertising Subscriptions accepted only on remain criminal act." oral field work and research, in- words of encouragement. organized by the political com- der 01 Semester Crisis Full academic year $t, each Only the most massive, mili- structed m a ste r and doctoral - We demand a statement of mittee of the Ch i nese Cultural semester. $e SO OP campus price per copy. 10 cents Phone 294 MM Editorial est 2311 Advertising 1,1 tant, uncompromising and united degree candidates at the Univer- explanation. What are you doing Club. 2081 Press of Folder Publications. Inc Untatt City movement, embracing every pro- All articles designated as editorials reflect the ma sity of Heidelberg (1967-68). By about this situation? Silence in Chinese Cultural Club has joy ity opinion of the aidilorial board All other opinions gressive political tendency, led by questioning the legitimacy of Dr. this instance, Dr. Bunzel, clearly never identified publicly with the expressed are the views of the individual ovriterikir Cal Black people in the first place, Barua's credentials, we uniquely connotes endorsement of the pro- People's Republic of China. The looms? can hope to win the freedom of challenge the accreditation of the ceedings. political chairman of C.C.C. Editor Pam Strandberg Angela Davis. atayerlosina Manager Bob Gar IMO University of Florence and the Dan Carlin (Ming -Hung Ng) had made it clear Managing Editor lob Peller in We urge you to join our pro- professional judgement of the sen- A.S. 34534 at the beginning of the celebration News Editor Barber Evans test at the Palo Alto jail (270 City Editor Joyce Krieg ior faculty members and adminis- and 269 concurring students of that he was speaking for those Ass ..tc tale Editor Be.' Reed Grant Ave.) on Saturday, Dec. 18 trators at the University of Hei- anthropology. who attended the celebration, not Day Editor Copy Editor Jim Murphy at noon, calling for Angela Davis' for the club. Wire Editor Joe Celigar release on bail, and for her trial We hope this letter, though Sports Editor Tim Osterman Feature Editor Craig Scott 11 Donna Per,.,,. to be moved to San Francisco.

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Tickets for the con- commented after five of Walton expressed Except one. the nation with an 86- be the key to shutting off IF Dewey King's 38 record over 13 years the opposition offense. test will be available at his starters were named pleasure at the selec- the Rose Bowl for $6 to the NCAA All-Ameri- tions, and added, that it Spartans tackle the at Memphis State. Chaney sometimes man- Memphis State Tigers "Memphis State is a ages to psych himself (loge). $5 (reserved)and can team. was a little unusual to $3 (students). Fred Belcher, Ken have that many players Saturday in the Pasadena very physical team and and his defensive co- Belli, Brad Jackson, selected from one team. Bowl, they will have won they have pluer44 very horts up to unbelievable Mike Albright and Steve "It's particularly in- complete vindication for difficult schedule,' King heights. Hamann were named to teresting because we a program that has en- commented about his Offensively, the 7 Months in Europe the 21 man team, bring- have a certain style that dured laughter and end- rival. "I know from per- Spartans are still some- ing the total of SJS water enables us to have many less skepticism forl'h sonal experience in the what of a question Mark. by Air France Charter polo All-Americans to players score, while long time. A loss East that the Tigers QB Dave Ellis remarns Feb. 8 - Sept. I 23 during Walton's reign most teams have the big wouldn't be healthy. always recruit the very doubtful for the game with the Spartans. super player", he stated. The crucial post sea- best football talent with a knee injury, 285 son bowl will be broad- available. leaving RT Belcher and Belli re- The Spartans re- the signal calling and many other flights cieved All-American cently completed their cast to San Jose from ConcenksatikigT,Oli a to sophomore Travis Mc Apply of on.. recognition last season, season with a second the Rose Bowl over vicious ground game, Michael. (213) 277-5200 KREP-FM (105.7) beg- the Tigers are paced by but that was the first place finish in the NCAA McMichael led SJS to Prof. P. Benner c/o Si.,,. Trve, time in SJS history that championships. inning at 12:45. There running backs Paul a 55-10 rout of Santa UPS Santa Monica Blvd , flisr N.1 is will be no television cov- Gowen .(581 yards) and Barbara to clinch their erage in Northern Cal- Ray Jamieson (527 ifornia. yards). Tough holiday schedule Itcrz szrazuwt7. Concluding the The Memphis State regular season with passing game is not quite UNDERGROUND a 5-5-1 record, SJS will as effective, but Tiger attempt to register its signal callers John RECORDS first winning year since Robinson and Al Harvey' 1961. Oddsmakers Stanford next for cagers have listed the Spartans New McCartney as four point favorites. WATERBED SAW By KEITH PETERS work. But the real tests of the season. the SJS freshman con- Although stuck with a 1352 Daily Sports Writer are yet to come. Both Nebraska and tingent will take a break losing 4-6 record, Mem- King Or Queen 1600 After listening to The Spartans will be Purdue are perennial from action. phis State has apparen- Ivan Guevara talk about out to improve on their powerhouses with Currently sporting a tly had more than their Double ,3400 BANGL A DESH the SJS basketball team, marks as well as their Creighton just a notch 3-3 season mark follow- share of bad breaks. you get the feeling that record when they open a behind. ing a loss to the St. "Never have I seen Twin ’28 (Harrison & Co.) he is more than just a five -game roadtrip "Stanford has a good Mary's frosh Tuesday as good a football team COMPLE TI LINER, FRAME, i' PAD 1 BAG Rehm.. . Dee. 20 coach. against Stanford at Ros- team," Guevara added. evening head coach have as many bad things ***let** He's more like coe Maples Pavilion "They are 0-3, but Dave Waxman will have happen as I have seen a teacher. Saturday at 8 p.m. they've faced three tough hes crew back in ac- happen to this team," PILLOW PRIES OUR REGULAR PREES (All Th. Ti..) Despite the Spartan's Following the contest teams in Houston, USF tion on Jan. 3 . Tiger coach Billy Mur- 2-4 ledger, Guevara has with the Indians, the ca - and Santa Clara." ' 4" 1 FOR given his players pass- gets will wing their way In order for the Spar- REDUCED '2" ing marks for theirhard eastward to meet tans to stay in contention WHEN YOU ARE AWAY (OR RIGHT THERE), Creighton, Purdue and during the upcoming Young gymnast '5': FOR 3" YOUR LOVED ONE CAN REST HEAD It Nebraska before return- games, a drastic im- MrardTelfifisfilVla ing to sunny California provement at the foul Swimmers NOY ON A SOFT, CUDDILY * CHECK OUR NEW HOURS to meet UC Davis Dec. line will have to take 4I * Sueiloy, 12 to 6 4 28 on the Aggies' home place. host Invitational * 4 Moo Thrs 10181, 10 to 9 4 ground. The SJShoopsters tornnasts from as c ramento Invitational : HAPPI * 4 set season "We're in a learning are currently hitting the far away as Oregon and As many as 60 per- TIlart,FII a Set, 10 to Midnight 4 4 situation this year," nets for a cool 55 per Washington will compete formers are entered in * tolIALIMseArLdolnIALABALA, &AAA The SJS swimmers commented the firs t- cent while opponents are in the annual SJS Invi- several of the six events PILLOW open its season tom- yea r coach. "We're cashing-in on 76 per tational tomorrow night with 34 gymnasts en- I UNDERGROUND RECORDS orrow at 3 p.m. against bound Lo make mistakes. cent. at 7 in Spartan gym. tered in the all around 64 E. San Fernando St. Chico State College at The thing we're working Senior guard Don Lead by all-around category. 286-8303 Corner of 2nd 8. San Fernando Chico. on, though, is learning Strong is the guiltiest men Steve Sinsel, Bill Admission is $1 for The 15 -man team is from these Look For mistakes so culprit amokg th e start- Barnwell, George adults and $.50 for stu- SEE S TORY IN THIS ISSUE coached by former water we can play together as ers, hitting only 44 per Hadres, and Frank dents. The Oran & Pun le Mar uoo polo All-American Mike a cohesive unit." cent of his chances. Saunders, the Spartans Monsees. While the cagers are While the varsity will will again be facing He predicteda strong ironing out the wrinkles be spending a majority of teams they met earlier area for the Spartans in Guevara's new the holiday on the road, in the season at the Sa should be in the free system, they'll be facing style events. the toughest competition FII BISHOP P11.31 ***** 0100P4 0 01114416 Give your one-and-only a beauti- 110% DISCOUNTi fut. brilliant Keepsake Diamond ALSIP with ASB cards and faculty Ring. 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er1 Page 4, December 16, 1971 Kinetic sculpture `Half Fudge;' An electric carnival? jazz sounds By CONNIE FUKUDA and this element is ex- teresting Caron sculp- By D.J. SALVATORE -like solos on side mery Daily Fine Arts Editor actly what Caron's tures is a slanting dia- Special to the Daily two. If there were such a pieces thrive on. gdnal wire with a slowly Reminiscent of Van- "Make it with You" thing as an "electric Active participation moving flame moving up illa Fudge is Cactus' is encour- is Donaldson all the way. carnival," it probably by the viewer It. "Restrictions" (At c o). would resemble Vernon aged. One may regulate Gallery viewers are His alto sax is played Drummer Carmine with finesse in the open- Caron's masters show in the speed, for instance, entertained as they Appice and bassist Tin. the art building gallery. of a circular pinnacle anxiously await for the ing statement and later blue Bogert, the leading for- on. Mildred and Rosalyn Titl "Vern's shooting off electric fire to pop the balloons ces in the defunct Fudge, Arcs," the SJS gradu- sparks. at the top of the wire. Brown, and Naomi maintain the driving Thomas' voices comple- ate's sculpture exhibit The artist has taken By the way, showtimes rhythm which made the consists of wired pieces unbridled energy and re- of this sculpture is 10:30 ment the musicians group famous. Those nicely in this popular producing a wide vari- directed and controlled a.m. and 2:30 p.m. moaning and misalIgned ety of electric designs. it into a necessary part Undoubt edly, the cut. background voices are Curtis Mayfield's "If The display, taken as of his sculpture. This exhibit would fall apart still there, too. a whole, has a carnival can again be seen in a if the plug was pulled The re's Hell Below" The title cut, like rounds out a delightful atmosphere which tends piece where a metal from the electric outlet. most of the LP, is half to have a come-on effect. hammer clangingly But for now, the SJS side one, funkying along known Fudge and half some- with each player assert- It is a well- strikes a plate glass, public might as well sit thing else. Missing is fact that humans are fas- thereby making multi- back and watch the light ing his thing. Donald- that dominating organ son's brand of jazz is cinated by bright objects colored sparks. show, which ends tomor- with lead guitarist Jim (fire, and e le c tricity), One of the more in- row. realistic and down-to- McCarty taking over. earth. Cactus' sound would Joining Don Ellis, have been more accepted Buddy Rich, Thad Jones about three to five years and many others is Two men on the loose ago when the real heav- Maynard Ferguson's big ies were at their peak. band presented by Co- "Guiltless Glider" lumbia. This album is offers absolutely nothing quite a surprise and a with a poor, drawn-out treat to listen to. guitar solo and the rest Believe it or not, in Sierra Club book Snap, crackle pop of the band making no Maynard Ferguson (who sense at all. is he?) has a recording A variety of "shapes" elec- his sculptures and sizzling Maybe the "red" of astonishing propor- By PAT HAMPTON few sentences --"We live wilderness." tricity takes can be seen in sounds of electricity are some freaks will listen to this tions. He's taken nine Daily Fine Arts Writer in a house that God Built That makes all the stuff but the elders may Vernon Caron's art show. A of the added features of the well-known tunes, mold- "On the Loose," a but that the former ten- difference, it makes a find the music a little ed them into his big band study of two young men ants r e mode 1 ed--blew tangible dream. constant banging of one of exhibit. nostalgic and boring to format and produced a hiking and sweating it up, it looks like--be- say the least. "Oldies whopper! through deserts and fore we arrived. Pok- but goodies" on "half On trumpet, he often mountains, is a honest ing through the rubble in Fudge" would be a much swirls above the mas- and gentle look at free our odd hours, we've 'He was alone. He more appropriate title sive resonance of the spirits through pen an, found the corners that was unheeded,happy for this disc. band, reaching limitless picture. were spared and have Lou Donaldson com- notes, holding them and Published as a Sierra hidden in them as much and near the wild bines a driving rhythm, fading off in the distance Club-Ballantine Book in as we could." heart of life.' female vocals, and some as in James Taylor's a series which includes There is little text, --James Joyce fine jazz elements "Fire and Rain." almost a dozen other to- but when it comes it is (among them his pertly His unusual treat- pics, the 120 -page book pertinent and pointed. played alto sax) in "Cos- ment of "Aquarius" de- is an ideal Christmas The pictures are very mos" (Blue Note). serves a note. A sitar present for a friend, at good, overall, mostly of Much underrated, accompanied by tablas $3.95. scenery and expounding Lou Donaldson demon- interest- leads to some Two brothers, Terry on the vastness of desert strates his swinging jazz ing solos, the baritone and Renny Russel, ex- sands and crested moun- touch in "The Caterpil- sax being one. plore the back waters of tains under sections lar," a very well -ar- Rejuvenating an Clear Creek in Utah and titled "Triumph" and ranged tune. Solos are tune is his overdone the depths of the Grand "Tragedy." well placed around the style. Canyon, sit by campfires The italic printing is female vocals by "My Sweet Lord," and sleep under an old effective, but would have Essence. "Your Song" and "Move truck. annoying if the main fea- Melvin Sparks winds Over" are only a few of The color photo- ture of the book had been it out on the guitar add- the selections played by graphs --and a few in words. Happily, the pic- ing a few wah-wahs now a very innovative and black and white --tell of tures say the most by and then. He also does refreshing Maynard beautiful moments at way of blue caves and some fine Wes Montgo- Ferguson and band. nearby Point Reyes, Yo- dying red suns. semite, the High Sierra It is a book for the and other backyards of wanderer, the seeker of nature. The text, print- something betterthan ed in italic pen strokes, chimney -smoke and Asian film seen is part Terry Russell carbon dioxide. "On the and part Mark Twain, Loose" can be read and Commn' down James Joyce, Thoreau, reread many times Two brothers with nature, man alone series. Here a lone climber, like George Bernard Shaw without losing its flavor in a world of canyons, are themes the Russell brothers, grapples with in C.U. tonight and others. of simple enjoyment. for 'On the Loose.' The In his introduction, Russell wrote about book, ideal nature and beauty. The Asian -American disciples set out to Terry Russell capsuled "Crazy kids on the loose; for giving,is part of a Sierra Club film series will screen avenge the slaying. The the book's essence in a but on the loose in the "Kingof Swordsmen color film carries Chi- Kings" tonight at 8 in nese and English sub- the College Union ball- titles. room. There is no ad- The Wednesday Cin- mission charge. ema presents "Perfor- Lemmon debuts as director mance" with Mick Twenty years after Jagger Jan. 5 and Shih Yuan-Cheng is "Woman in the Dunes" killed by a stranger, his Jan. 12. Kotch' looks at old age FOX Theatre 5CK FOX Theatre 51:g 345 SO ;visit ASF 345 SO FIRST AM By TIM OSTERMAN has turned super actor. often inherent with age. a lonely trip up and down SAN JOSE 23 POI 1.01$.0111 SAN TOSS 391 TlY,/ Daily Staff Writer The result of the mer- In his tour de force, the coast in search of Walter Matthau and ger is "Kotch." Matthau reaches the pin- his youth. Jack Lemmon have al- "Kotch" is a senti- nacle of his acting abil- The old man ends up ways been an effective mental, but encouraging ities. Every facial ex- playing nursemaid to an screen team. look at old age. The pression, physical ges- unwed teenage mother in It was Lemmon who title character is a dod- ture, and emotional re-. Palm Springs before fin- dering, overly opinion- "cATCh helped to initiate sponse is right. ally finding an except- IS, QUITE SIMPLY, Matthau's co-starring ated, extremely lonely, The role is doubly able niche in society. comedic movie fame by but lovable senior citi- difficult since Matthau Although the story 1.1 THE BEST AMERICAN FILM co-starring with the vir- zen fighting a personal is only 51 (Kotch is well deteriorates into a few battle YEAR!" Over 21 0=0 tual unknown in Billy against senility. into his 70's). forced, unbelievable sit- -Nr I'VE SEEN THIS cover Wilder's "The Fortune He searches desper- In his directing de- uations that flaw the Cookie" back in 1965. ately for a place to be- but, Lemmon moves the film, it's one of only a 91111 NCNB FILM Aissai4sessa In 1971 Lemmon is long. A place he can be film along and evokes few drawbacks. ALAPIRMIN, still complimenting the with children ("My life satisfactory perfor- "Kotch" is a human -57,7 #.1110.P7ID amino /7;a I sour -faced comedian. is ending while their's mance form the second- comedy. The laughs are ctLICIIV4r. Fix,DAy SM. Lug aftio Now, however, he's be- is just beginning"), as- ary characters as well quiet ones often kept to hind the camera. sert hisindependence as Matthau. larpz;,' Dec . The film, oneself, but the film is fq--2 lyF Lemmon has turned and help people without as a whole, is auli411,94 SCHUMANN IANNUAINS ACIOND OMNI/ IMP**, WINHood swissbanss remini- far funnier than the PONICIONANIOullimu.mino,o. INIASSO ASTMS 1 ORSMin IS gonfloo STRINITIMOINT, director while Matthau becoming the nuisance scent of the Jack pseudo-relevance of to- Lemmon image. day's typical "comedy." It's too bad that In this era of cinematic I I II% I I, iw %11.1.1111111 grenI The disenchantment Lemmon and his script- dreck, "Kotch" conjures 111004 writer (John Paxton) up memories of what F It I EN IDS of an All-American jock. didn't spend a little more movies used to be like. .313.1.11.11Th time tightening and en- STARTS forcing a somewhat jumbled script. FRIDAY Basically, the story PUT follows Kotch as he is YOUR "A WELL SPENT LIFE gently eased out of house CHICK and home by a loving ON ICE Mance 090$ 0$JGY Lipscomb Into his 70's he son and a dominating plays guitar and sings the blues. daughter-in-law. After Hi ID 1Y & SATI RIMY WHO DRIVE intentionally "flunking" Rock group comes on strong with out of the Sunnydale re- 10:30 l'.M. TO 12:30 A.M. tirement home "Substitute". HE SAID which his A 1,m by relatives had selected 0/1 ER GOOD ONLY WITH THIS COUPON JACK NICHOLSON for him, he YOU CAN'T ALWAYS GET takes off on With each paid male admission, WHAT YOU ANT one chick comes in free! Groupies who got to Jagger tell FUNNY! - RUCK HENRY Admission $1.25 what it was like. "TAKING OFF" Skate Rental 5(1('

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Tonight at 9 35 2190 Tully Road Hwy 101.4 *locks East NICKELODEON on Tully Road Lkterriber 16, 1971, Page 5 Cheap Thrills By CORY FARLEY Women's Daily Feature Writer We've got this feature editor here, looks about 16; you know the type: long, straight hair, Levi's, I. Magnin hippie sweater, the whole trip. The other day she comes over to me and says: "I want you to write a Christmas feature, army theme something about cheap gifts or cheap thrills during vacation, only don't be disappointed if we don't 4 The description of 132 at 7:30 p.m print it because we probably won't have room." the birth, growth and The movie denion Motivation, that's what I like. Fame is my maturing of a women's strates the Chinese peo4 spur, and all that. ple's struggle to seize At at. lied Army is the theme Okay, here it is only a week 'til Christmas and of the Chinese movie political power. It also you've got a dollar eighty. Registration isn't "Red Detachment of Wo- suggests that revolution; THAT far away, $82 down the drain, and you're men" shown tomorrow is the only means for an - going to have to come up with some kind of Christ- at 1:30 p.m. at the oppressed people to will mas presents, too. After all, you can't make College Union Umunhum political power and ach- everybody candles again. They've still got the Room. ieve emancipation. Admission to dance ones you gave 'em last year. The revolutionary drama, which is soon, There's an easy and fairly cheap way out, sored by the Chinese though. What you can do is make everybody a dance drama, set during the Second Revolution- Cultural Club, is 25 belt. This is the most basic form of leatherwork, cents for club members and even the rankest novice can make a good- ary Civil War in China (1927-1937) will also be and 75 cents for the pub- looking one in an hour. My first one took 45 lic. minutes and looks better than any other belt I \ shown in Engineering have. First you have to buy the pieces and tools 48 - inch long belt blanks, an inch and three-quarters wide (the widest that will fit through Levi's belt- loops), cost about a dollar fifty. I bought mine at AP Moscow wedding the Leather Works in Palo Alto, but there are two Bill Mattock ot three leather shops in San Jose. Look in the That Christmas mystique phone book. Pick up a buckle or set of rings for each belt. These children from an SJS home boot pull-overs, his dime -store This is one area where you can spend some money. Economics training class are awe- beard is flat and decayed, and his for SJS couple Buckles start at around 80 cents and go high struck over Santa despite his flaws: hair points out the back of his cap enough to make your nose bleed. I saw one last His penny -loafers protrude from his like week for $350. a George Washington wig. Some couples prefer iet Union. hoping to in- You'll also need some leather dye (75 cents for small, quiet church wed- crease the amount from four ounces --enough for eight or ten belts) and dings. And then there $2 million to $2 billion some rivets. The people in the leather shops will are others who like 'em by 1975. tell you the sizes and everything. I like brown a little different. Nan thought of the dye best because you have a lot of latitude in Nan Leschinsky and Moscow wedding after' choice of final color. You can give it a quick Bunzers party: No Scrooge here Sterling Savely, two S.% looking into the possib- wipe and get a nice nutmeg, or leave it on for seniors, definitely fall ility of joining a tour awhile and get a sort of Hershey -bar brown. It was "Face the greeted each visitor to tunities do you get to other time I'd seen him into the latter category. of the city and of Len- Practice on a piece of scrap, which most shops Folks" time yesterday candle -lit office. The shake hands with the was at the awards ban- Their wedding cere- ingrad, organized by SJS give away to get the touch. for SJS Pres. John Bun- staff members entered president?" said Sally quet in September." mony will be performed professors John Barr to buy, but if you're zel as he hosted a through the hall after Kobold, secretary in the in Moscow, at the cap- That's all you really have "It and B.J. Scott Norwood. not too broke, get a punch (75 cents), an edge Christmas party for checking out the large Student Affairs Business means a lot more ital's Wedding Palace, trimmer, and a skife knife. The punch is for the campus staff members decorated Christmas Office, in reaction to to us than him, prob- with an interpreter pre- holes for the buckle, the edge trimmer trims the in his office and the tree right outside the the party. "The only ably," she added. sent to explain to the adjacent hallway up- president's office. Yule EUROPE sharp -cut edges of the blank and gives a nice couple the vows they will $220. - $275. WI. finished look, and the skife knife thins the blank stairs in Morris Dailey music added to the fes- take. tive aura of From West Coast F'1, where you sew or rivet two thicknesses together Auditorium. the gather- One Way ing, as staffers helped Nan, 23, is a history From $125 so it doesn't make a lump. You sort of ueed the The hallway was major and plans to work Flights All Year Long punch, but a razor and a steady hand can take the jammed in the morning themselves to coffee and Classes closed; with Sterling after they Flights Also Available place of the other two. session of the party, for doughnuts. to Israel "Scrooge graduate as a team spec- and theOrient support staff: non- is not ializing For Information Now you're ready to go. First, cut the slot allowed," Bunzel said, inSoviet-Amer- for the tongue of the buckle, then cut to length teaching personnel such ican trade. Contact 365-8625 as administratiors, ad- noting he doesn't get a SJS stays open E.S.E.P. and punch the holes. If you don't know the size, chance to see most staff A business major, leave it long and finish it after Christmas. missions office work- Although no classes 801 Woodside Rd. ers, secretaties, custo- members on campus. the Christmas and New Sterling remarked that If you're using rings, you'll have to cut off will be held and most Years weekends. The the U.S. has started to Redwood City dians, etc. "Some people have never ESEP-SJSC Members one end of the blank and flop it over, then sew it been up here," he added. SJS students will be rest of the College push trade with the Sot - back on so only the smooth side shows when In between nibbles on gone, many services at a doughnut, Dr. Bunzel "How many oppor- Union, including Student Uncle Fred views the belt. SJS will be continued Affairs Business Office After you've made all your holes and cuts, but throughout the Christ- and the A.T.''Print Shop, before you attach the buckle or rings, trim the mas vacation. will be open Mon. -Fri edge (or don't, it's not that important) and rub on For those book- from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m the dyt.. Cie...plenty and keep it wet until you get National tourney? worms and last minute PI SCEAN WATERBEDS r the cord you 'writ, 'Lien wipe it all off with a term -paper writers, the 1830111 San Caries 214-1455 rag. Later on, it'll buff up to a nice 10 -dollar The fate of the SJS library will be open and luster. Northern California tournament by winning Monday through Friday Can title When thedye’s dry, put the buckle or rings championship volleyball their regional event last from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. week. The trip would THE PI SCEAN 11 on one end, folejt over, and sew or rivet it down. team will be decided The registrarsoffice 35 5 .10, al 287 7030 You can use a sewing machine if you have access today by the Women's In- be funded by outside don- will also be open on the pe to one, but it's pretty tough on the mechanicals. tercollegiate Board ations. same days from 9 a.m. to Rivets are cheap and give a rustic air to the (composed of four phy- The Board, however, to 5 p.m. Royce SAL E finished product, and that's what I'd recommend. sical education faculty must approve the trip For those students Royce Hall has col- ON COMPLETE WATERBEDS: lected 1,420 cans. And that's it. Even if you make just one belt, members and three de- since it would be a major who have already done 37.00 KING - QUEEN - DOUBLE it will be better and cheaper by half than if you partment majors.). policy change in the pro- their homework, the coming out on top in bought it. If you make three or four (which you The squad earned the gram. Women at SJS C.U. Games Area will the dorm canned goods 27.00 TraN drive competition. could do in two hours by overlapping drying time right to travel to Miami, have never competed on be open from noon to COMPLETE BED INCLUDES; etc.) the price goes down at around $2.50 each Fla for the n a ti on a I a national level. midnight daily exceptior The cans will be dis - tributed to needy fam- MATRESS-FRAME-PAD-SAFETY LINER k ilies in Santa Clara HEATERS REDUCED TO ,20.00 County. A trophy, donated by the Salvation Army, was presented to Royce Hall EN.1 Campus News Briefs at a dance Thursday, (Pit Dec. 9 in the dining PRICES EF F EC TOFF 1,111U DEC 20307/ questions they would like contact Richard Blake - and the Cybernetic Dep- commons. to have appear on the well, 531-8806, or John artment, is open to the Washburn Hall came ler 100'4.'4 "It AFROTC test questionnaire. Tower List Dubois, 379-6083. public and admission is in second with 850 cans. free. An Air Force Offi- Tau Delta Phi, SJS cer Qualification Test men's honorary schol- InrNNIII1 MENC:CIONIEPICI (AFOQT) will be given Systems lecture astic fraternity, is mak- Rumbling talk ertaietliarazizigibicumooctsLi Ibisel) Dec. 21 and Jan. 8 for i n g preparations for A.S. funds poll all prospective Air International Pro- publishing the sixth ed- Richard L. Suthet .r; Force ROTC students. grams, the official study ition of the Tower List. land, an East Bay phy- Robert E. Wallace, The program pro- abroad program for Cal- The Tower List eval- sician, will discuss, Assistant Chief Geo- vides $100 per month and ifornia state colleges, uates the teaching and "Choice: the Human logist for the Menlo Park THE YOUNGBLOODS a two year scholarship has a study program testing methods of var- Quantum," as it relates Branch of the U.S. Geo- cot*, available in Florence, ious professors on cam- to "Systems and the which includes full tuit- logical Survey, will dis- q.1 ion, books, laboratory Italy, for the academic pus by collecting re- Behavioral Scientist" in cuss Earthquakes with GOOD AND DUSTY and other incidental year of 1972-73. sponses from students to a speech in the Business the SJS Geology Depart- If you thought bluegrass music fees. Contact Dr. Frederic questionnaires. Tower, Room 116, ment today at 1:30 p.m. This is Raccoon Records' finest The was for addicts only, you're in In addition to pass- A. Weed in Business Volunteers are today at 7:30 p.m. Dr. Wallace's Younghloods. The lineup of tunes looks Tower 456, ext for a pleasant surprise with ing the test one must be 3072 for needed to helpdistribute The speech, spon- lecture will be held in High like a rock 'n roll revival, ltd by some new physically qualified and information, appli- the evaluation cards on sored by the Society for DH318 and is open to Country. winners in two cate- interviewed by a board cations and brochures. Seventh Street and in Cybernetics Systems the public. Youngbloods hits. "Stagger Lee "That's gories of the Topanga Canyon officer. International Program various classes the week How Strong My Love Is." "Willie and the Additional informat- office hours are Mon- of Jan. 3. Old Time Fiddlers Convention, Hand live," "Let the Good Times Roll' ion is available at the day, Wednesday and Fri- Any student or Topanga, California. The Prize. make up the revival part of the album and day 8:30 peon AFROTC office. a.m. to 10:30 campus organization in- Winning Band High Country new a.m. and Tuesday and terested in helping with songs by less' Colin Young, let fete' Thursday 1:30 p.m. and the distribution of ques- makes championship music on Cain and toe Bauer lill out the LP to mak, 5 p.m. tionnaires is asked to Raccoon Records. stone of Raccoon's living room studio best Study abroad 11111111.111.1111111011.1111 The Student Opinion Poll Committee has sel Christmas Charte Flights ected two topics for up- coming polls. One poll :NEW YORK $9,211 concerns allocation ()I A.S. funds to instruct- 9-4ai 11; LONDON T NUR.Rt ionally related pro _ $21,4 GIRLS le e veg. g ram s; the other poll 6tiVS Ii putt SAT concerns student satis N LONDON LI faction with services $ !Ply.: DAINCI rendered bycampus Theo Orglos are on,'to o.,denu. faCie,ry itata offices. IsIEV PLE E' IC. hell employ*. and rho" ortmedosta lam,?.II DINNER Students and faculty 111 ',RING & SUMMER FLIGHT SCHEDULES TO EUROPE 4 lan'l SE"IL LUNCH e Tcwe AVAILAIILE ON REQUEST Best COOK el are urged to call Miss II FOR SCHKOOLES ['AFL OR WRITE II Jc DtgrAtr ilAvelVe Mara Southern, ext. 2432, to suggest possible I II CRAB TUNES/NOGGINS Phone (415) 392-8513 iii ii, Is AllOtheI hoe Mori It,.111 lb, ti .ina their livis,i room studio. Featured on this al, IIICAP/1/II INT? 050I1(150I AIR WA,, Il ALL THE SPAGHETTI I born are foe Balm and Banana of the Youngbloods IIMALI, I20A0 It.oR EPEE ILION, INFORNIATI211 YOU CAN EAT -11.00, III I he title of the album is in fact a function ill the CHARTER FLIGHTS ,,ings contained therein since Crahtunes'Nogams inclailai tulle brood 995 Market St.. San Francisco. Calif 94103 wah ASH at d hos "Crabtunes" numbers I-6 and Psm. mail me info, motion an 4911. "Noggin M- 111 1114 in Hamel Nye. r...mots" numbers I-4 I it I..s1 U It I Adldiren. AO. Mat

172 E. Santa Clara Sig rdluted for Raccoon In %ono firm Record. Ike foodohle on Inver, Riot uteJ ItaF lap.. Nommmiwommeaill momiummaismIll Page 6, December 16, 1971 New C.U. title awaits SJS status The proposed name cial. considering the $1,000 "some optimism"the new union name because change of the College The CUBG passed the cost of the change. college may know before he feels since students union to "Student Union" proposal at its June 24 Martin pointed out the new year what SJS' financed the building's has reached SJS Pres. meeting after it was ini- that if SJS' name is new name will be, clear- construction and now fi- .John Bunzel's office but tiated by A.S. Pres. Mike changed, the present ing the way for some ac- nance its operation by is awaiting action pend- Buck. The board re- union name would have to tion on the College Union the A.S. activity fee, the ing veritication of the affirmed its decision at be changed anyway. proposal. name should reflect this university status bill the Oct. 5 meeting after lie said there is Buck brought up the sponsorship. which may change the college's name. Robert Martin, dean of student services, for- Spartan Daily Classifieds warded the proposal from the College Union FREE XMAS TREE with every com- 1 GIRL TO SNARE turn flat in house WILL THE GUY who thinks he has my Boardof Governors plete king size bed Ague Snooze w/2 others. Own huge bdrm 190/rno bike please call beck No gimmicks! Peter Beds. 1415 The Alameda 216- 275-0230 Sue or Terri No questions asked, Pauline 286-6597 (CUBG) to Executive PISCIAN WATERBEDS- -1850 W San 3544 12-8 Mon Sat Carlos 194-1455 Just West of the Vice President Burton G. King Omen $24, Twin $18, NEED SECOND for 2 -bedroom apt FRIDAY FLICK Jan 7th Funny Girl SHREDDED FOAM RUBBER 354 per Safety Liner 52, Frames $14. 10 Away from campus $65 per/mo 7 & 10 p.m. Morris Daily Aid. 500 Brazil. posnd. Any arnosnt Ph 293-2954 veer guarani. on all beds. Also Call Bab 297-8598 edmission. The board is a re- Weber Soles. modern furnoturt Wild; IIILLY HEAD SKIS 800 Metal to Dr. RIOS Ask about our NRO policy. -Gies. 2-81)M. FURN. APT. 1/2 tilk front commending body 203 cm Now No bondongs ever 264-1455 mount- campus ()wet Ideal for serious stu- Bunzel and its decisions ed. tinder 1 year go $125 dents ,$190 per/we Utol. Intl 287- require his approval be- SHAKLEE Ph 967-3827 0701 anytime Ecelogicolly Sawed: AUTO RISURANCE- No drive. re fore they become offi- Home Cleaners Basic H, Basic L POTTERY: The Shingle Mill, Felton, ILLNESS AND JOB TRANSFER fused, Low Monthly Rate, Quick Food Supplements Instant Protein, Calif. Call Bruce 335-7334 FORCES SALE 2200 sq ft Executive Rale Contheroson plain & with powdered cocoa beans 3 year oldmodern conternporery cus- low cost MOTORCYLE INSURANCE Cosmetics. beauty aids & personal II MM movie camera, B414 model - tom country home on one acre with Annual Coversge up to 100cc $28.00, cre ottims 70 -DL 25 nun I 1.4 Cook 1..1 magnifscsent view In beautiful con- to 126 cc 030. to 175 cc $34, to 330. Phan. 297-3164 Anestigmat lens. Filming speeds 11, dition 3 bdrm 2 both, built in bar, $38, to 750 cc $44 David Towle 241- Honda John & Mary Rhoades 16, 24, 44, 64 Cps. New price $400. 6 sliding glass doors, beamed ceiling 3900 Now $295. indl. tripod, case & lights throughout the house 853,500 00 Call RENT A TV OR CARE TO DO SOMETHING ABOUT Call Oasts 296-1111 ext. 72. 259-3019 STEREO $10 per mobth, ice, no THE PROBLEMS? P/R mgr B ar- contract Eschi's thsts needed for new recycling cen- HART SKIIS, Length 111" with:Imitable INS FEB. 1st: Need 3 girls 251-259$ ter But. c/o tyrolean safety binding. Good to share Ir.., turn., house on S. Recycling Ass. of Amer. cond. TYPINGTerm papers, etc , exper- Owns 281-9103w, 155.00 C-Il 297-2822 12th $50/mo. Call Minim or Jean 371-8440. ienced and fast Phone 269-1674 BOB FELLING heist 293-6205 WANTED-- Someone to drive my car SKI BOOTS-MEWs buckle koflach. EXPERIENCED THESISTYP1ST Elec- spirit? to the Denver area Like now. Size 1-9 1/2, $60, also FEMALE/MALE: Share house w/2 Christmas 961-11963 tric -Masters -Reports Mar oanne evenings Treviso Ital.en buckle boots. Size others Own rm $70 1/3 util 4 mi Tarnberg 1924 Kerns A. , San Jose Everybody talks about ever, scent to have some- 11-11 1/2 $25 Call 286-1812. from SJS Must be neat Seriously Telepisone: 371-0395 LAST EDITIONS EVER MONOMIALS! No pets. Roo 251-0151 2-4 pm peace and good will at thing else on their minds. reported Get REED, SJS's only creative arts ESPANA Steel Strong III 21 Fret. or after 9 pm FAST, ACCURATE, experienced ty New, excl. cond. Retail: Guitar magazine -the cream of student fiction, post, can edit Four miles from cam- $140, Cs. $34. Both for $115. Call HUGE I BEDROOM ideal for roommate Christmas. Some Ameri- This display can be found A Honda 90 motor- poetry, and photography, Just 500 per pus Mrs. Aslanien 298-4104 issue. or 804 for both. Dave: 377-7374. Recreation room, swim pool 620 how- alocal department store cycle is listed as sto- S 9th St can businessmen, in PHOTOGRAPHY DONE: Weddings, len, an SJS Campus Se- SPARTAN TRAVEL MART NOW OPEN IMMACULATE 4 SIMMS., 1 bath ROOMMATE WANTED: Shane 2 bdrm.. copying, brochures, banquets, enter - Lowest air fares, charter flights, con- home. 4 blks. from $US L rip rrns, curity report alleges. 2 bath apt. Pool tables, pool, sauna. tethers. portraits DJ -275-0594 venient campus location, downstairs basement, 2 car detached garage. gym All for $79/mo Call Mon. Steve Shapro, Allen in the College Union. Call us at Back 2 bdrms with kitchennette. thru Sun. before 100 pm 984-4783 EXPER., FAST, Accurate Typing Hall, #118, left his cycle 287-2070 or stop by our office. Free Ideal for rental. $32, 950 Mid- Editing Ex -English Teacher, IBM flight bag for first 100 passengers. town Realty 732-3500 in the receiving entrance LARGE 1 & 2 bdrm op. Porn, or Electric Typewriter Call Mary Bry- CAR RALLYE, STANDORD Unfurn. No children or pots 5blocks n. at 244-6444, after 530 PM to Allen Hall Monday SHOPPING SKIERS! I gotta beautoful pair of from campus. 283 E Reed & 7th CENTER in Palo Alto) Saturday, De- Lange Comps flit $100 Call Jim between 10:30 a.m. and cember IS, by SPOR T IN LIFE - -$3.00. Phone: 298-2006 SPEED READING -We parent. to at 275-1596 after 800 P M. least double your 'Joaquin' author raps Any car and Beginners welcome. Start speed with over 12:30 p.m., Security 80% comprehension. Learning Foun- anytime between Hand 9 p.m. 1 or 2 FEMALE ROOMMATES needed contends. BICYCLES - Matching men dwoman's for clew c.d house $57 single. dations 296-3224 -speed with kiddie , gen. lights, break at the Old Guada- He returned and no- GARAGE SALE: Bring crafts. House- 3 $42 -double 240 5 12th 289-8387 Rudolf() "Corky" U.S.) and the creation tacks, $25 each 257-6567 Clean those dirty rugs hold goods, clothing, turn 12/18 & Avail now & shine those lupe Church on Kam- ticed the bike gone. The dull floors before the Gonzales, author, teach- of La Raza Unida party. 12/21. 10-5 pm F 'adroit Sara holidays Not virrs more then hour merer Street in eastSan Security notes that 987-1712 NORDICA SKI BOOTS, women size NEWLY REMODELED room withkitch ...to have clean er and Mexican -Ameri- In addition, the pro- & dry rugs 7 1/2 W. Almost new, $25 Call prov for rent. 4 blks to SJS Very Call alter 2 00 al 2.- can organizer, will gram is scheduled to Jose. Shapro believes the bi- 297-2822 0225- Very reasonable FRIDAY FLICK JAN. 7th FUNNY GIRL clew end quiet Non-smoker only speak at San Jose High include Frances Esca- Other speakers into- cycle was carried away. 7 & 10 P.M. Morris Daily Aud. ad- $115/mo. 287-3125 30 X or poster made from any photo School, on East Julian lante, chairwoman of the night's program are The report asserts mission 500 FLUTE LESSONS or slide in 1 day. $5 Great gifts YOUNG PHYSICIAN requires place to Cynthia Creswell Street near Highway 101, Community Alert Patrol Ernestina, Garcia, that he had removed the & decoration. Super shot, 353 Meri- rest while covering night call Rent 253-0454 tonight at 8 in the school and Jorge T. Acevedo, speaking on the women of accelerator handle from LII I 1 ir . dian, 265-8831 by month. will pay telephone costs plus good fee for place to sleep MATHEMATICS TUTORING: Robert chairman of Chicano Aztlan, and Rudy the bike and had locked NORDICA SKI BOOTS -- Buckle Size gymnasium. '71 HONDA 350 SCL w/holmet, s. bar (4151347-3232 M. Vogt, PhD., Mathematics For most 9 med. Good cond. $20 or best offer wrote "I Studies, UC Berkeley, Madrid, SJS political the front end of the bike 0 chain. Excellent cond $675 293- courses at Matt Phone: 377-7184 Gonzales Call Am Joaquin," a book both speaking on aspects science student. with a chain. 8636 after 430 p.m. Gerry 793-2049 2 BRUNFURNISHED,2blkstoCollitgo, 145 N 6th SI Si $135 00ph. 225-9367 WILL TYPE papers neatly & accu- about the life of the Mex- of the Aztlan community, 1660 VALIANT STATION WON. Slant 205 HEAD DIE Ex cond. w/o bindings $35. 3 -speed Steyr girls 26" bike rately. Call Lone 286-1569 btwn ican bandit, Joaquin as well as the Chicano 6 R/H. Runs OK. Good student car FOR RENT -- 1 row $45 Straight 10 aM - 10 pm Used daily. $175 287-9420 Brand new $47 Call 295-2669 P eople Share house. Call Barbara Murieta, from which a theater group. Theatro after 5 p.m. 247-2597 8 moles from FOR SALE: BELL STAR HELMET. TYPING '69 KAWASAKI 500 CC Good cond school. Term movie of the same name de la Gente. Brand new Se 7 1/4 549 95 Papers, Manuscripts. etc vote soon $500 369-8389 Double Spaced Page S SO was made. Queen Call Tony 344-9953 FRIDAY FLICK on Jan. 7th "FUNNY Single Spaced Page Si 00 The former light- A registration drive 1914 VW BUS Kono shocks camber GIRL" 7 & 10 P M. Morris Daily Aud BAG, used only twice 4574471 compensator Rebuilt trans extrac- DOWN SL EEPING $00 admission. weight boxer will dis- for La Raza Unida will Seven semi-finalists ing will be done by stu- Originally $70, now $40 275-9598 t. exhaust $1100 firm Call Boil 256- TYPING IN MY HOME. Fast, accur- cuss the politics of Azt- be conducted throughout ASK. have been chosen in the dents who have purchas- 4954 3-BDRM APTS. Pool. Shagcar- ate, minor editing Mrs Baxter, l330 ADORABLE COLLIE-KESHOUND fe- pet, paneled. SU deposit return Ian (the southwestern the two-week Christmas annual Winter Carnival ed the $2 discount pac- male puppy Sable. 8 weeks, $20. No Bascom Avenue, Apt 010 Phone 1914 VW BUS Porsche 1603 Engine, record Look before you decode 259-4450 244-6581 queen contest. ket to Winter Carnival. rediels, tires, tuned exhaust. Must 470S Iltn Phone: 287-7590 551-1879 The seven women The winner will be sell $625 or best offer Ph camera with PENTAX H 3v 35mm 3 -BEDROOM 2 Bath house to share. 55mm f 1 8 lens Originally 4290 are: Barbara Parks, chosen just prior to Win- THE ELEVEN YEAR CAR 66 VOLVO $80 per mu Split util Near Hwy $135 Honeywell light meter sophomore; ter Carnival which 122$. Great shape, auto. radio heeler Now 174 Trimble Rd Ph: Tom, 282-2147 Denise will case included Esc cond D FLYING 300147 Your TWA Campus Celebration at 7 new paint, 77,000 mo $995 217-3481 and Rep Uri.. Freeman can help you Falconio, freshman; be held at Squaw Valley 275-0596 1 or 2 Rm ¶1069. Dole CHRISTIAN GAL NEEDS Maim your GETAWAY Fly at 1/3 Judy from Jan. 23-28. Christian r.rnies to share lovely Lawrence, fresh- all with a TWA YOUTH PASSPORT damage. Good rebuilt 2 bdrm apt near campus $75 or Folk dances and folk defeat of the cruel Iran- man; Tricia Galloway, Discount packets will 63 VW. Body HOP VCAN1ID .4 and take up to 24 months to pay with $150 243-9632 respectively 326-9421 engine, good tires $50 fr. TWA GETAWAY CARD Can and revolutionary songs ian King Zahak. sophomore; Joanne go on sale Jan. 3. The or 243-7105 287-9666 for into or 29711700 for COLLEGE ORIENTED CORPORA- orlemole will highlight the Iranian Admission is $1.50 Peterson, junior; Jayne packet will give students ROOMMATE WANTED male reservations '67 BMW 1109 Michelin radials, TION needs attractive shapely coed Modern apt Furnished, 2 blks from Student Association's and the program is open pictures Pa 1 m qui st, freshman; lodging in the Olympic clean, 48,000 moles Needs some for mu -paid model whose SJS Rent $55/mo Call 292-0453 -ISRAEL - EAST AFRICA celebration of Meregan to the public. clutch & trans wk 51.075 See will ippear in nationally distributeC EUROPE and Ann Devries, fresh- Village at $65 apiece One way and round trip student Ilsghtt Or Montan,. Psych Dept or call CORegiale art calendar If interested In the Intercultural Cen- man. (three to a room) or picture immediately ti Inexpenssx student canwsng tours 269-9365 send bikini k ter of the New Wineskin Four finalists will be $70 apiece (two to a COLLEGE WORLD. Inc 4144E Gen, throughout West and East Europe. in- cluding Russia SOFA &spent for in. '63 COMET CONVERTIBLE Rood, Tucson. Arizona 55712 10th and San Fernando chosen in January. Vot- room.) FOUND: medium sized gold tabby cat student charter flights & R Ex cond Shan, tonight at 7 p.m. interthr near Home En Bldg Loud purring Contact ISCA 11687 San VicentBled Runs good PI3 & PS $200 CII DRIVER WANTED 30% to SO.: corn KSJS earnings 9 11 AM Call Mary at 253-9900 Suite se4 L A Calif 90040 TEL 12131 Mehregan, an Iranian Joe, 9644497 or 326-4350 1,4713 mission good Tropical Ice Cream Co 356 Mont 826-5669 peasant's holiday, cele- LOST! A plastic zipper hog containing DART gornery St 297 4225 STATION WAGON - Good cond gold key case If found please return TRAVEL MART NOW OPEN brates the first day of R & H Nw tires, shocks, battery. to College Union lost and found Lowest air charter flights, con- harvest season and the brakes. $203. Wing Chair, like new NEEDED! People who want to bother Sparta work venient campus location, downstairs full time Guide themsely. Part or $60. 264-8061 TO WHOEVER BORROWED my statics in the College Union Call us at Yule time Unbelleveble opportunity C I I 247- Book by Merriam in E 334 f Moot 287-2070 or stop by our office Free 14154 275-0120 '60 FORD FAIRLANE. Runs good ¶030 on Tu. Dec 7, PLEASE flight bag for first 100 passengers TODAY $150 Call John at 287-7463 or drop RETURN IT. I can't afford to replace by at 133 E. Reed. WAITERS, BUSBOYS imp weekends Thanks' Rudolf Salto 732-6155 520 BIO-PHOTO CLUB, 1:30 p.m., Sci. 142. Must be able to speak Chinese Wai- PASADENA *OWL Charter Bums Round trip 259-4758 or 2117-17139 Steve Lucas of San Jose Equipment Service will 45 FALCON FUTUNA Metallic blue kiki Village 15465 San Jose- Los special talk on repair and maintenance of photo acces- standard, very cit., break overhaul, Gatos Rd Los Gatos 356-9164 F1e501101., GAS new tires $500, Appr 5650 mpg RIDE WANTED So Oak Nebr area sories. WANTED: Reindeer with red nose to to SJS by Jan I Can snare driving 226-4689 I MAKE CAST GOLD AND SILVER Regular ’94Ortane play lead in cbmbo Must apply be- and expenses Cis, Greg at 275-05* KSJS is presenting SPARTAN CHINESE CLUB, 8p.m., C.U. Ballroom. wedding bands and other jewelry, II '80 VW CAMPER with tnt fully fere Doc. 26. Call K Kringle. a four-hour Christmas Free movie. one of a Sind If you have unusual FLY to PASADENA. $25 C011inlerCial equipped factory engine end trans. dessres in this area call me at 354- Howlowisms- pilot has room forthom more season - special starting at 6 to- GRAD SCHOOL SOCIAL WORK, 12:30 p.m. to Everything gd $660 or best offer. WOMEN STUDENTS, 8804 or come by Old Town in Los 269,, cent *Ara Christmas U hooting um - gars Return Sunday 217-6302, Bill night. 266-9974 Gatos afternoons Wednesday through /10 3 p.m., Building BB (Seventh and San Carlos two party Won. You invite friends, Saturday George The program 25% of all soles. Lerimore LOST: PUPPY; brown with white patch fea- streets). Fresno Chicano MSW's recruiting. MUST SELL BEFORE XMASI '66 mighbors & awn Iacono& U op- on chest 4 mons old 40-45 lbs Ethyl tures: Dart GT Air, AT, PS, RH, 2 yr We give portal 100.0ttane JASO, 1 p.m., C.U. Montalvo. Discussion of next 2116-4496 6-7 P.M. JOBS EUROPE guerent.d& salaried - 160 S 12th St warranty & 2 yr FREE oil change portunity. Call 6-7 p.m.--Handels' semester's event. for party reservations and oiler. England. Sw teeerland. year-round, $1100 Andy 256-1657 young people 11-21 General help 1st "Messiah" CHI ALPHA/UPPER ROOM, 7:30 p.m., 434 E. class hotels For details &application EARN WHILE IN SCNOOL 111 DODGE. Automatic transmission 6300-8500 send 61 00 to Man Europe Dept C 7-8 p.m. --"National Williams. Plans for Christmas caroling. per me Campos roprosontativa for 28/')/10 $250 287-4829 Box 44196 Panorama Cott Clifornth resume forwarding service Flexible Federation of Blind spe- DRAFT COUNSELING available in Building K 91402 hours For full information write BSA 660. 1968 150 miles on proff Serve Yourself cial," a series of com- during Christmas holidays. For more information National Resume Services, P 0 Box rebuilt wig 2 new carts excellent $0 REWARD: Brow.tSchwinn Girl's mentaries with Christ- and appointments phone ext. 2128. 1445, Peoria ILL 51801 And Says condition $875 294 9759 bike stolen from in front of Cent mas songs. ANTHRO CLUB, noon, C.U. Almaden. Hell Call Pauline 2116-6597 No LIKE NEED sonsoon to change trans on my Questions Cigarettes 35( IRANIAN STUDENTS, 7 p.m., Mehrgan (celebra- '6111 VW during Christmas vac No 1'rices 8-8:30 p.m. --"Christ- tion with food and perry -builders Ph 253-9155, Gory subject to entertainment). Admission NEED BREAD? Thousands need your mas in the Philippines," YIN YANG WATERBEDS change without $1.50. San Jose's FEMALE Vocalist wanted for estab- whole blood and plasma. St 00 Bonus a program first and oldest waterbed store in- notice exploring CMAA, 1:30 p.m., C.U. Costanoan. lished Rock Group 293-38:2 or with student ID on first visit Cali- Christmas customs vites you to compare quality, stir- 781 71137 fornia Blood Bank Foundation, 35 and SIMS, 8 p.m., C.U. Guadalupe. ric, end price when buying your music of Almaden Are lOpposite Greyhound RINGING PURITAN that country. BABA!, 8 p.m., C.U. Montalvo. waterbed Call us anytime or stop Bus Station! Phone 294-6535 Sponsored by the Luth- o.r any afternoon or evening Just FASA, 7 p.m., C.U. Almaden Rm. A. blocks from 615 at 403 eran Layman's League, Park Aye POETRY WANTED for anthology In- FRIDAY corner of Dolmas 296 1213 Idlewild OIL CO. FOR RENTI I, 2, 6 3 bdrm Apt clude stsern pad envelope. the program will include Press. 11075 Olympic, Los Angeles "RED DETACHMENT OF WOMEN", movie pre- BEAUTIFULLY DEVELOPED ROOM- waw carpets, ASK w/pool $115 $150, 10th & Taylor a special $1110 p/rno Centrally located 3 Calif 10321 interview with sented by Chinese Cultural Club, 1:30 p.m. in ING HOUSE. with separate private Philippines cotton. A chance to live tor free miles from commis lust off Aimed. 6th & Keyes president C.U. Umunhum and 7 p.m. in Eng. 132. Admission Expry 2445 Auto.... Or Mgr Apt UNPLANNED PREGNANCY? Cell 25,000 and earn considerable yearly equity Ferdinand II, No children Birth Control Institute 2117-3467 Marcos and 75 cents. 1-1/2 blocks from campus 489 S or pets Unformatted 4th S. William first lady Imelda. 78, St Ph 293-1656 Call beilor I PM 266-1613 Quiet CAMPUS AMBASSADORS, 9:30 a.m., C.U. Diablo. area, conducive for studious inch. - LAST EDITIONS EVER NOW ONSAL E I 5.15t creels,o arts 8:30-10 p.m. --"Sounds CHESS dials Gel REED, only Of stout j CLUB, noon, C.U. Almaden. LARGEST SELECTION of current, magazine -the cream of student fiction, PAR used paperb.ks. poetry, and photography, lust 500 per of Christmas," moder- IRANIAN STUDENTS, 1 p.m., C.U. Costanoan. records and books GIRLS ONLY! New rooms w ith k itch. nom 1/2 price Guilty issue, or 800 for both ated by Brian Prows. books & records pro., From SOO 99 Sc 9th and 278 DOOR SATURDAY purchased Top prices paid- cesh So 10111 Across utmost, Park mg or JACK I love you, . Strongheerted INDIA ASSOCIATION, 7 p.m., Morris Dailey Aud- trade Lots Of CielliCis fiction, Phone als-ssm or 295-9514 itorium. Indian Film with supplementols, desalts RECYCLE Kith English subtitles shown 196 So 2nd SI 21111-8275 MARRIED STUDENTS Quiet, specious ROCK CONCERT Music by Epp. CHI ALPHA/UPPER ROOM, 8 p.m., 434 E. William. 2 bedroom opt W/t. carpets Built- THE 'MEAN Clyde and The Bubblegurn P.., Jour ., eminences Fleeted pool Lots of B ldg Kens Room, Nov 31. usual time 35 S 48t 1/2 block north frorn cebinet space $150/mo 486 S 5th el BELLS Even Santa library King -queen complete beds NANCY GIFFORD: I neve a math on SPART \ TH 1% El, MART $4400 Double 342 00 Twin $33 00 LAST EDITIONS EVER NOW F runes $14, liners $1 healers $35 you Is that cat your boyfriend or what clifiprecommends ON SALE, Get Reed, SJSs only I forgot my assignment has and up 10 year pthrantee on all on purpose Still tirline Seats creato. arts magazine the crwrs, cove- SHY beds Also water sofas, madam of student fiction, poetry. and photo To Southern California organic furniture, tapestries Mel- graphy, lust 500 per issue, or HAPPY BIRTHDAY, Rick Reernussim 294-6414 low sales people 36$ 49, 287.7030 For 800 for both from a silly rabbit end a blue Due ofr Christmas aeation rue CLASSIFIED RAM Nil Wands 64 moveMil Ms Print pow id km nisnsirn (Count approximately 35 letters and spaces For each (Ins) December 17 Early Eve- Thief Imes One nay Ina AAA days low days Ns days o’ ning and December 18 Tu. do, Early 3 limes 1.50 200 .2.2S ,2.00 2.50 Morning Flights 4 lines 2.00 275 290 From San Jose to Los 2 50 300 Angeles, Burbank and 5 lines 2 SO 3 00 3.25 340 3.50 4 lines 2.00 250 3.75 1.90 4.00 San Diego. ReturnFlights Ade Howard's Crystal Creamer sus On Jan. 2. First Come, Imessol Pitt Name foe bps each anns .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 First Serve! SPARTAN !tonal Ism Address tsilased Steak Dinner - $1.95 7th IL Santa Clara TRAVEL MART CHECK A CLASSIFICATION City Phone Diewnstair in College Unien n (1) n (4) Perron' 171 SINS CHM( oars mete. el Lasti to saaltan DAISY ctusintss 217 2070 . RAelestollos (2) H (s) eIerness (81 BAN 'OH $11116 Calll. 93114 .-Air::,-4-‘fr-.: x. 14.1 ro. 9 la S 30 Ise I* 00 Lad sed Fame DI tiowiportataso (8) plese allow two days Mee placing ad for It to poszer