EL GAUCHO by Associated Press Administration Officials WASHINGTON-President Acknowledged That, Though N Ix O N Asked Congress Their Goal Is to Spread the Draft Vol

Wants to Draft Youngest First, Will Retain College Deferments EL GAUCHO By Associated Press Administration officials WASHINGTON-President acknowledged that, though N ix o n asked Congress their goal is to spread the draft Vol. 49 - No. 125 Santa Barbara, California Wednesday, May 14, 1969 yesterday for power to load more equitably, the overhaul the draft by switching proposed system still would to a random lottery system, give an edge to the college mostly o f 19-year-olds, to man. minimize “ the disruptive It might even permit him to impact o f the military draft on avoid the draft entirely if, by individual lives.” the time he finished school, Nixon’s long-awaited draft quotas were way down message to Congress stressed because o f the end o f the that the drastic changes he Vietnam war or the draft itself plans represent a way station had been ended. on the road to his previously Nixon’s plan would change promised elimination o f the the present system under draft and reliance on an which a man is liable for the all-volunteer force. draft for seven years—from his “ I am hopeful that we can nineteenth to twenty-sixth soon restore the principle o f no birthdays—and under which draft in peacetime,” the draft boards call the oldest President said in a message to man first. Congress. “ But until we do, let us be ONE YEAR VULNERABILITY sure that the operation o f the Instead, as administration Selective Service System is as officials foresee it, a youth NON-ACADEMIC EXERCISES such as these were held by Professor Charles Hubbell as not being relevant to the equitable and as reasonable as would be vulnerable only for needs of the University in a debate with Dr. Stephen Hay over the abolishment of ROTC. Hay fears a "Prussian we can make it. one year—from somewhere in military elite" arising if military science is divorced from the liberal arts college. — photo by Chuck Blunden “ By drafting the youngest his nineteenth to somewhere in first, by limiting the period of his twentieth year—depending DRS. HAY AND HUBBELL vulnerability, by randomizing on when the scrambled the selection process, and by calendar year begins. reviewing deferment policies, The dates o f a given year we can do much to achieve would be scrambled and, Profs Debate Over ROTC these important interim goals.” officials said, drawn from a fishbowl or some other By PAUL DOUGLASS psychology, o f academic value with people in the real world. selection arrangement at the EG Staff Writer and therefore worthy of a “ There's no disease,” GRAD DEFERMENTS national level to set the draft Reserve Officers Training place in academia. But, he said Hay, “ that’s ever been Nixon’s proposal would sequence. Corps (ROTC), recently added, these military-oriented cured by wishing it would go retain undergraduate college Thus, Nixon explained, demoted by the Harvard courses should be interspersed away. The subject o f militarism deferments and would enable those bom June 21 might head faculty to Bridge Club status, among other departments and and war should be seriously a student to put o ff his the call-up list, followed by has been a target for similar not segregated from the rest o f and carefully studied.” possible induction for four those bom January 12, with campus life. action at UCSB for years. Hubbell countered that the years—possibly a fifth if he those born October 23 the Hay, and several in the A debate Monday night (Continued on p. 8, col. 3) went to graduate school. (Continued on p. 8, col. 1) between Dr. Charles Hubbell, audience involved with ROTC, sociology, and Dr. Stephen agreed with Hubbell that the Hay, history, entitled “ Should intellectual courses probably ROTC be Abolished?” should be improved New Free University Reopens; demonstrated, if nothing else, Hay cautioned against what that the issue still provokes he called “ a trend in this heated words from leftist country toward a segregated, A Supplement, Not an Alternative groups and angry veterans at insensitive military elite, ” such Santa Barbara. as in Prussian Germany, which By BECCA WILSON Gradually NFU faces began goal o f social change, NFU H u b b ell, arguing for might be facilitated by the EG City Editor to reappear on the third floor. people feel they have had a expulsion o f any aspect o f divorce o f ROTC from liberal In its own inimitable style, For a time, it was difficult to limited success. “ We realize ROTC which proves “ not arts colleges. the New Free University tell exactly what was going on. now,” said Miss Henzie, “ that relevant to the needs o f the Hubbell agreed that the (NFU ) has reopened. NFU organizers, asked if they we cannot be an alternative to University or the student,” army needs and wants officers Frustrated and tired, NFU had been reincarnated, were the old system, we can only maintained that Army and trained in the liberal arts but organizers walked out o f their vague and evasive.- supplement it.” Navy programs should be said it was the Arm y’s, not the cluttered office two weeks ago. Now, a week-and-a-half handled by them, not the University’s, business to train Classes continued in the UCen later, they’ve “ got their FORCED AWAY University. officers in military matters. without direction from the stuff together” and are ready “ This is because although Hay said it would be a He said he considered some third floor office. The third to talk. a lot o f our classes are good, courses within the present mistake for academia to sever floor took on a new quiet and Why did they close? “ We people are forced away by the program, such as history, itself from military science didn’t really close,” said Cindy order. priorities o f classes which offer logistics and military when it “ needs more contact Heaton, NFU’s girl Friday. For a few days, at least. academic credit,” Miss Heaton “ We just took a. few days o ff to explained. “ For NFU to be a redefine our goals.” viable alternative to the old The internal organization University would require Sympathizer Views Cuba; and creativity o f the NFU was changing people’s values and becoming stale, she said. priorities. And that may take “Everyone was going forever.” scatterbrained, in different But NFU is going to Shows Color Slides Today directions.” continue in its attempt to A rare sympathetic look at life, particularly students and there appeared to have money, sensitize students to “ the idea modem Cuba will be given other young Cubans. but they have very little to WHY REOPEN? that learning is not restricted today by Joel Britton, who just Britton participated in buy. Why did they open up to academics.” returned from a month there as planned Cuban government He also said that he met again? “ We realized that to One major project NFU is a guest o f the Cuban activities including Castro’s several people who criticized accomplish the goals we were still working on is bringing government. anniversary speech) and Castro. While open criticism o f trying to accomplish, we interesting personalities like Britton, a member o f the traveled freely among the the revolution is allowed, it is needed to be in the office as a the Resist Poets on campus. Young Socialist Alliance and people. dangerous to speak o f central information point for “ We hope that by bringing the Los Angeles chairman o f counter-revolutionary classes and questions.” He also met with other these kinds o f people here, we the Socialist Worker’s Party, measures, according to Britton. According to Miss Heaton revolutionary leaders from can help to revitalize people’s will speak at 3 p.m. in He also noted that the and Betsy Henzie, the around the world, including interest in life as a learning Psychology 1824. Cuban people were anxious to academic side o f the NFU is the head o f the South Vietnam experience,” Miss Heaton He was part o f the national know how the revolution completely organized. While explained. National Liberation Front Young Socialist delegation progressing in the United the organization did not have “ We are trying to open up mission in Cuba. invited to the celebration o f States. enough money to put out a people’s scope, so that it the tenth anniversary o f Cuba’s According to Britton, the Britton’s lecture will be on formal catalog, over 50 classes includes things not found in revolution. During their stay, people he talked to hope to “ Cuba As I Saw It,” and will are being regularly scheduled the regular academic world. We the delegation met and talked eventually do away with include a presentation o f color for each week. want to help people become with people from all walks o f money. Right now, everyone slides o f his visit there. In trying to achieve their (Continued on p. 8, col. 5) PA G E 2--- E L G AUCH O ----W E D N E S D A Y . M A Y 1 4 . 1969 CAMPUS KIOSK ST MARKS CENTtB6 WEDNESDAY S 9 MEETINGS job careers for home FLYING CLUB 12 noon Swimming, Pool. economists. Home Ec. Anyone wishing to sign up for Fr. Bob's Inquiry Class meets at 6:00 p.m. 3 p.m. OCB, UCen 1132. Bldg. the May 18 Fly-In to the Santa Discussion: "THE POPE - WHAT ABOUT 3:45 p.m. Electrical Engineering 8 p.m. MEG, art films, SH Paula Airport sponsored by the Seminar, “Numerical 1004. UCSB Flying Club may do so at the HIM?" INFABILITY - WHAT DOES IT Integral Equation 8 p.m. Kennedy— King — Rec. Office In the Old S.U. The fee Met ho d i In Kennedy, UCen 2292. of $6.50 Includes the flight to MEAN?" "DISTINCTION: AUTHENTICITY Electromagnetics,” by 8 p.m. Flying Club, UCen Santa Paula, a chance to Inspect AND INTEGRITY." A.R. Neureuther, 1132. antique and unusual aircraft, and Engin. 2106. 8 p.m. Lectu re, “ Political the return flight. 4 p.m. Chimes, UCen 2284. R e lations Between INDIAN PROJECT 4 p.m. Senior Class, UCen Byzantium and the Applications are available in the 1132. Latin West," by Henry Anthropology Department for the 4 p.m. Lecture .by Mayor Misbach, NH 1131. Indian Project Field Trip/Work PHONE 968 &600 Gerald Firestone, 8 p.m. "Hit and Run," Studio Weekend to Morongo Indian “ Local Government Theatre. Reservation, May 24 and 25. One Response to Poverty,” 8 p.m. Campus Crusade for unit of credit can be received for Ellison Hall 1940. Christ, 6509 Pardall the trip. Applications are due by ELLISON HALL 4 p.m. Spurs, UCen 2284. No. 2. Friday, May 16. 4 p.m. Fencing, RG 2316. 8 p.m. Co n c e r t , 6 p.m. Flying Club Ground Schoenfeld-Daniel Trio, A.S. JUDICIAL BOARD School. All-Beethoven, Applications are available in the C&0 4 7 p.m. Chimes, film with Mr. Lehmann Hall. A.S. Office for positions on the Quigley for old Chimes A.S. Judicial Board next year. If only, SH 1112. MOUNTAINEERING CLUB there are any questions, call Kent 7 p.m. Judo-Gymnastics, RG At the meeting tonight at 7:30 In Aim, 968-0518. SNACK BAR 2120. Cham. 1179, guests Yvdn ART PRE-ENROLLMENT 7 p.m. Black Student Union, Chouinard and Dennis Hennek will Art Department pre-enrollment EH 1437. tell of their climbs in Patagonis and In studio courses begins May 28 for 7 p.m. Table Tennis, San El Capitan In Yosemite. Fall Quarter 1969 and is as follows: NOW OPEN Miguel Rec. Lounge. Seniors: 8 a.m.-12 noon—May 7 p.m. Leg Council, UCen SENIOR CLASS ALUMNI 28. MONDAY - FRIDAY 8:30 - 3:30 2272. Senior Class Alumni Association Juniors: 1-5 p.m.—May 28. 7 p.m. Weight Training, Wt. memberships are now being sold at Sophom ores: 8 a.m.-12 Rm. the table In front of the Library noon—May 29. SNACKS • BEVERAGES 7:30 p.m. Honeybears, UCen and at the A.S. Cashier’s Office Freshmen: 1-5 p.m.—May 29. 2284. between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. this There are no non-major ceramics 7:30 p.m. Asian American week. The cost is $15 annually for courses offered. Please bring I.D. Alliance, UCen 2294. seven years or $90 in a single card with you. ^nnrmrmnnnnnnnnYmnnnnrmnnnnnnrmnnYmnnnunnz2K& 7:30 p.m. Photo Club, SH 1108. payment for life membership. Committee on Arts and Lectures and the Division o f KS 7:30 p.m. Home Economics Club, Please specify $5 to go to the SPANISH CLUB S3 Jan Wirgler from Van Senior Class gift. A ll members of the UCSB Dance present B de Kamps will speak on Spanish Club are urged to attend B AWS DESSERT the final meeting Thursday, May S3 IS, at 8 p.m. in UCen 2284. Plans UNIVERSITY DANCE GROUP B The AWS Spring Banquet has S3 been changed to a dessert which will be made for the farewell fiesta. .x in S3 Mountaineer Club will take place at 7 p.m. on May 18 v V V\*v CHIAROSCURO 8-Oo p S3 in De la Guerra Commons. All KCSB PROGRAMS S3 Interested persons are Invited to 8:15 p.m. Afro-American History Directed by Patricia Sparrow ‘rr>- S3 attend. Tickets are on sale at the (169B), Dr. Otey B Scruggs. S3 Features Slides UCen Information Booth at 75 9 p.m. International Polk □ FRIDAY, SATURDAY, MAY 23, 24 S3 cents per person. ss S3 Yvon Chouinard and Dennis Music, Mike Schetzer. L 9:30 p.m. M a g ic Mushroom S3 Hennek, two o f this country’s CAPS AND GOWNS g Tickets: $2.00 (Students $1.00) CAL box office S3 Seniors, May 25 is the last day to Productions. S3 foremost mountaineers, have order your cap and gown. Do so at 40 p.m. Something Else Again, q (Bldg. 402, Tel. 961-3535), Lobero Theatre, and S3 Rog Smith. B been invited by the the Campus Bookstore today. § Discount Record Center, La Cumbre Plaza. S3 ^ 7mnn7i7mnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnuwnnunnnnnm á Mountaineering Club to show slides o f two o f their most spectacular climbs tonight at UCSB FOLK DANCE CLUB PRESENTS THE 7 :30 in Chem. 1179. Hither and Yon “Yosemite—The Climber’s Compiled from the Associated Press and UniPress Experience” is the title of AMAN FOLK ENSEMBLE Dennis Hennek’s slide show, a CHICAGO --- The Chicago injunction to prevent the state from remarkable collection of SA TURDA Y, MA Y 17 Tribune said it had learned that reducing aid coming from the unusual slides o f Yosemite and Chief Justice Abe Fortas has been federal government to the local 8:30p.m. In CAMPBELL HALL o f his climb on the vertical given until today to resign or the districts. one-half mile rock face o f El Justice Department will release TICKETS available fro m : General Admission KUALA LUMPUR, information that administration Malaysia—Racial clashes erupted Discount Record Center, La Cumbre g2 50 Capitan. Yvon Chouinard will relate officials believe will lead to his Tuesday between Chinese and Plaza, UCen Information Booth impeachment. Students in advance ¡ his equally exacting experience Malay elements in this capital of Arts and Lectures Ticket Office o f climbing in the Southern 500,000 people as rioters put $1.25 SAN DIEGO— State education buildings to the torch and police at the Door Andes with slides o f the rugged code provisions for deducting state reportedly gunned down at least and remote peaks o f Patagonia. aid from federal impact areas were four Malays. Admission charge is $1. ruled invalid Monday in federal The rioting was triggered by court. UCEN Activities presents: Chinese refusal to take part in the m m The ruling releases about $16 new Malaysian government. million, which had been held in escrow, to various school districts CAPE KENNEDY, Fla.-Doctors "NO VIETNAMESE EVER in the state. Tuesday pronounced the Apollo 10 Chief U S . District Court Judge astronauts physically fit to fly CALLED ME NIGGER” Fred Kunzel granted a permanent around the moon next week. 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DUNALL’S BEKINS WORLD WIDE MOVING AND STORAGE *05-607 Slate 963-5319: 'Sicily-Comic Play About Tragic Event WEDNESDAY. MAY 14. 1969 --- E L GAUCHO----PA G E 3 “ Anyone who writes a play The characters o f “ Where Is mistress; Nikias is his rival and must expect to be asked where Sicily?” are perhaps the most colleague, and the Spartans are he got it in the first place,” intriguing aspect of the play. totalitarians with suntans.” stated Robert A. Potter, author “ Most o f the characters are Tickets are on sale at the o f “ Where Is Sicily?” The play stolen from history along with UCSB Arts and Lectures Box will be presented May 22-31 in the plot,” said Potter. Office (961-3535), the Lobero UCSB Main Theatre beginning “ Alcibiades is the brilliant and Theatre'- and the Discount at 8 each evening. disastrous leader, Socrates Record Center in the La When asked to explain how his instructor and Melia his Cumbre Plaza. the play was bom, Potter replied, “ ‘Where Is Sicily?’ is a comic play about a tragic WANT TO FIND OUT what The Committee is up to here? They will be event. While based on events on campus May 31, sponsored by BROTHER. Tickets may be which occurred in fifth century purchased at the UCen Information Booth. Athens, it comes from many secondary sources—reading, seeing other plays, research in Greek history—but, mainly, the Thanks From Greyhound experience of being an Officials at the Greyhound Bus Company are grateful for the American in the twentieth tremendous response that students have given the recently century. inaugurated campus-to-Los Angeles bus service. “ Including the Cold War, H.J. Thomas, District Marketing Supervisor for the company, we’ve been at war for 28 years. announced two important upcoming dates: because of- the Out o f this comes a play which Memorial Day weekend, the bus will leave for L.A. on Thursday, is about American Athenians, a May 29, at 3 p.m. instead o f Friday. comic idea to start with, and The weekend o f June 6-8 will be the last one this year on which also a very melancholy idea the bus will run. when you think about it. SOCRATES REACTS “ This is the purpose o f the S K EPTIC A LLY AS Alcibiades play: to think about how much speaks of his plan to move troops into Sicily. Actors the Athenians were like us, and Eugene Miller and Paul em BORcaDeRO how we are like the Athenians. Winfield rehearse a scene from I have no axes to grind and no "Where Is Sicily?" to be easy solutions—only a few presented May 22-24 and 27-31 in the UCSB Main scores to settle.” Theatre at 8 p.m. com pany 910—D Embarcadero del Norte Plays Criticize BRAZEN Phone 968-3508 ONAGER PIZZA PARLOR STUDENT APPROVED CONTRACTS White Society 928 Embarcadero del Three one-act plays by black Norte, I.V. Ph. 963-9117 writers will be presented 14 Delicious Varieties Saturday, May 24 at 1:30 p.m. Pizza - 99c - up FALL - SUMMER and 8:30 p.m. in SH 1004. Spaghetti - 89c up “ Man o f All Work” by Fish ’N Chips - 99c Lowest Rental Rates in I si a Vista Richard Wright, “ Take Care of Business” by. Marvin X , and HOME D ELIV ER Y to I.V. & OPEN SATURDAYS 9 :0 0 - 1 :00 “Liberty and Justice for All” Campus daily *til 1:30 a.m. 5% DISCOUNT ON ALL PRE-PAID LEASES by Frank Greenwood will be performed by the Touring Artists Group o f Los Angeles, directed by Frank Greenwood. T h e plays are not entertainment for the sake of entertainment, but a criticism o f white society and the black man’s role in it. Two complete performances o f the plays will take place. Because seating will be limited to 220 for each performance, tickets should be bought in advance. They are available to students at the BSU office trailers 312 and 313 at the special price o f $1. General admission will be $2.

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We see by the papers that State • the love life o f America’s favorite moralist, Ben Franklin, ISSUE: Reading, Writing, Superintendent o f Schools Max Rafferty • Puritan New England’s reaction to the War o f 1812 and the Mexican War, and Arithmetic and M ORALITY???? has had a “ special” committee come up • Henry David Thoreau going to jail rather than paying a war tax (and you ______with the idea o f teaching morality as a thought Max didn’t like Joan Baez!). school subject. Then, too, we could quickly add short lessons on the background o f our Rafferty presented a like proposal to the State Board o f Education several years forefathers, many o f whom crossed the Atlantic either to escape debts or to evade ago, but the motion was quickly voted down at that time by a much more liberal their local draft boards. board. Yes, Max, there is much we can learn from our rugged forefathers. We could pick The present board, with a majority formed by Reagan appointees, will probably up fine lessons in genocide as practiced on unpopular minorities, the way to handle add morality to the curriculum o f our public schools. those who won’t practice the religion, and most importantly proper respect for This new course is supposed to be based on the teachings o f our rugged local police (remember the “ Boston Massacre” ). forefathers, which in turn, o f course, was based on a good Puritan fear o f God. We, and probably anybody else who has ever given any type o f serious thought So go ahead and try to teach us “ morality,” Max, but let’s have the whole truth. to the subject o f morality, would like to find (A ) a system o f morality that can be Then we might learn one great moral lesson-this country has been very wrong on taught to all people at the same time, and (B ) someone so perfect and so many things. And in our minds there is more hope for the future than there ever knowledgeable as to be able to present this system o f morality. was in the past. But w e’d like to see Rafferty’s plan put into effect. We’d like to see the teachers Yes, we'd like to see an honest course in traditional American morality. If Max o f Orange County deal with such portions o f traditional American morality as: Rafferty had had one, he might not think the way he does. Well, we can always # the great Puritan habit o f bundling, hope.

^ Stoned LETTERS ( f W \ N ew -3^* J World Slanted Version of Truth By JOHN MAYBURY EL GAUCHO’s recent editorial about the Army using Until today, I complacently sat I hail you for your exemplary THC (synthetic pot) as an antipersonnel weapon in on my ass and took all that you editorializing. Vietnam was a touching piece. I was glad to see it come could dish. For seven months I have Now you should have the full out, especially in this dope-center o f the western world. read your simplified version o f right to your opinion, but I do The spectre o f future government control over our reality.. .that the BSU can do no believe that EL GAUCHO should minds has always seemed a real thing to me ever since wrong, and that the police and print the entire truth (and not just passing that literary Scylla and Charybdis: “ Brave New Regents can do no right. Until your slanted version o f it). Any recently, I was willing to read all World” and “ 1984.” paper for which 12,000 people are Therefore it is with no surprise that I read the news the garbage that you could dish. forced to monetarily subsidize o f the Arm y’s latest; the GAUCHO’s fanciful notion of But then, April 28, you came out would seemingly have the moral the onetime ROTC cadet (UCSB issue, circa 1967) in support o f Greg Knell for the responsibility of printing turning his superiors on to the potency o f weed is no office of Administrative V.P., and undistorted news... I personally call for a drastic fancy at all. It’s all too real a possibility. cited his superior organizational change in the news and When all this paranoia about the government and experience. By an act o f omission, editorializing o f EL GAUCHO, or dope really began to hit me, I was down in L A . over however, you failed to cite his in the total withdrawal o f forced vacation. I took in “ Space Odyssey” at Cinerama and at membership in the SDS, a point o f student subsidies which keep the intermission was having an outer-spacial rap with a few information relevent to any paper in production. friends. As I looked all around me in the smoky lobby, I political election (you remember, could see nothing but stoned freaks, docile, the organization that failed to Please withhold my name, as I love-overpowered, ready to file into boxcars (provided condemn all but random violence would rather not be known as a critic to those who promote all but they were psychedelicized boxcars). following the murder o f Dover This is where it leads to in my head: someday very Sharp). This slight omission may random forms o f violence. Think Again, soon, a bright young government technician, say with well have gotten Knell elected. May NAME WITHHELD BY REQUEST the FDA, will see the political possibilities in having everyone stoned and will brief his boss regarding same. C h a n c e llo r Within hours, FDA will sell the bit to J. Edgar who will Biosphere Fights Back Chancellor Cheadle’s statement see to it that certain laws are conveniently sponged o ff concerning the slough and the the Great Tablets and certain longhaired inmates This declaration is shouted in mass genocide on our families. planned freeway was finally made graciously let go. outrage at the Barbarians. A lone You have destroyed our homes and I find it a considerable By the next day, free dope will abound, courtesy o f and meek member o f the with your concrete, napalm, and disappointment. I expected the Uncle Sam. The whole country will get righteously Biosphere, I am petitioning for oil. Chancellor to provide some solid spaced out and the entire socio-political scene will total warfare by all the members o f You have contaminated the air evidence to defend the plan he has dissolve: confrontations, strikes, and negotiations—all our Confederation because: that each o f us breathes. pushed so relentlessly and I will cease to be important and Uncle will have complete You have been guilty o f senseless You have slaughtered and starved expected him to answer to the Los control. our brothers more colorful than Cameras plan which is being Then you know who will be a big threat to yourselves. supported by a growing number o f society?—the radicals. Through the use o f dope the You have stuffed your gorged people inside and outside the government will be able to effectively tum all elements stomachs with our life. University. His statement failed in against radical reformers. All movement people with You have murdered whole both cases. any tendencies toward Republicanism, affluence, dope, poipulations which once sat in our The major defense that the or apathy will be sucked into the giant Federal Council. Chancellor presents indicates that switcheroo—a trend which, I fear, is even now more real You have lined your bodies and he does realize that his plan is than we care to admit. minds with paper greed constructed partial destruction (a mere 20 per All the worst aspects o f Americana (like conspicuous with our feathers, fur, and skin; cent o f the surface area), but he and excessive consumption, hypocrisy, double standard, pieced together with our caked feels this is a lesser o f evils. Granted and noninvolvement) will become intimately tied into blood. that better access to campus will be the new legit drug thing—a coalition o f fascism, drug Your sly tongue has tricked apathy, and consumption-lethargy-greed will wipe out many o f us to fall under your needed, I contend that the Los Cameras entrance would serve this the minority few who insist on change, community domination to satisfy your greed. function better and would be a consciousness, individuality. You have tortured,’ imprisoned, “ Doing your own thing” will be the established or enslaved most o f those whom lesser evil than the Chancellor’s proposal. The future is likely to byword o f the majority, an oppressive symbol o f the dared fight our cause. bring greater population around now uncaring mass o f “ hip” dead. You have dragged our heroes Elwood and further west. Soma was nothing compared to all this. It really chills through the streets o f your Development o f the campus itself is me when I think about it. freshly-looted cities. planned to stretch to the west.... But, as one o f the Founding Fathers o f this, our NOW you threaten us with total The statement mentions concern generation, has related: “ It’s all in the mind, y ’know.” and complete extermination unless we submit to your Tyranny. for noise pollution on campus, but WE SH ALL NOT SURRENDER! disregards this effect on the slough E L GAUCHO ' " ■ST“” You shall die engorged with our wildlife. The 20 per cent coverage flesh but YO U SHALL DIE. figure does not take this into Editorial« np im n t a consensus opinion of tha Edi­ Barbarians, you are SPECIESTS account nor does it take into torial Board; An other articles are the opinion of account the chemical pollution, the the individual writer or cartoonist. No item neces­ and RACISTS and our justice will sarily represents the opinion of individual EL QAU- come because we are everywhere in interruption o f flow, and most CHO staff members, the Associated Students, or the important, the per cent o f tidal University of California. CARTOONS WANTED great multitudes. Your tribunal shall come and your children will environment destroyed.. . . E L GAUCHO is in need of Entered as second class matter on November 20, 1991, be your judges and our It is my hope that the Chancellor at Qoteta, California, and printed by the Campus political cartoons. We need them brass, 323 Magnolia, Qoleta, California. so much that we pay bread for offspring—your jury. will think again and answer to the them, to the tune of $1 each. Heed this warning, Barbarians, problem realistically. P.O. Box 11149, University Center How can you lose? Don’t try, but Santa Barbara, California 93107 give the efforts of your genius to the paper in your purse may be b a r r y McPh e r s o n Editorial Office - UCen 3125, Phone 961-2691 somebody in our office, third Capital evidence. Senior, Zoology Advertising Office • UCen 3135, Phone 968-2110 floor UCen. BIOSPHERE INTERNATIONALE (Letters continued on p. 5, col. 1) WEDNESDAY. MAY 14. 1969 --- E L GAUCHO----PA G E 5 LETTERS (Continued from p. 4) War On Free Speech Last week a Prof. Molotch assist them by similar Audio Garbage was reported as having said reasoning. that UCSB’s Registrar be Mr. Harder should be able to lake Her Out loa Movie TonigM! J dismissed for a statement say or believe anything he Remembered allegedly made about black wants without fear o f losing his According to a listeners’ poll conducted last Sunday by GRANADA students which Prof. Molotch job because one person or a “ Jungle Jim” Price, a KCSB disc jockey, the following 1216 SUIe St. • 965 65.1 deemed “ insensitive.” multitude doesn’t like what he songs have been designated the “ Ten Worst Rock ’n Roll To me, Mr. Harder’s views thinks. “ Insensitive” he may “THE MAGUS” (R) a Songs o f All Time” : on the scholastic propensities well be, but incompetency has and o f blacks are anathema, both not been shown. “THE superstitious and tactless. Moreover, racial bigotry has 1. Leader o f the Pack ...... The Shangri-Las TOUCHABLES” (R) However, one’s social y e t to be classed, as 2. Purple People Eater...... Sheb Wooley predilections are not valid pathological. Rather, it seems 3. Tell Laura I Love H e r ...... 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Tommy James & the Shondells G R EG O R Y P E C K IN (G) “ bevy o f Platonic guardians” "THE STALKING MOON' are waging an awful war against S o r o r i t i e s a n d MOON” free speech and I think it ill F raternities behooves the liberal cause to WANT TO BE ORDAINED? a n d S e n i o r s STATE I T 'S SO E A S Y . . . If you would like to become an ordained minister of the 1217 State St. • 962-7324 Universal Life Church, you are invited to be on the UCen 1 9 7 0 L A C U M B R E lawn at noon today, when an ordination ceremony will take P o r t r a i t s a r e n o w place. STARTS TODAY BEING TAKEN AT THE A ll are invited to take up the cloth. 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Defending champion UCSB retained its crown last weekend in the annual ECCSCC women’s swimming championships. Santa Barbara girls took third in the “ A ” division competition and garnered first in the “ B” division. UCLA won the “ A ” division, with Cal State Long Beach second, while San Fernando Valley State took second behind the Gauchos in the “ B” class. UCSB nearly doubled Valley State’s score in “ B” competition. Jeannette Mulholland captured firsts in both the “ A ” breaststroke events for Santa Barbara. In the 50 yard race, Miss Mulholland broke her own record with a 34.4 timing. Marilyn Chandler placed second in the 100 yard butterfly with a 1:05.4 clocking, and Tina Drucker swam an excellent freestyle leg to help the 200 yard medley relay team to a third place finish. Suzanne Tharp, Betsy Hillman, Sally Humphreys, and Fran Weems also helped the “ A ” team to its third place ranking. Outstanding performances in the “ B” division were turned in by Laurie Ackerman in the 100 yard individual medley and the 50 yard fly, and by both Jan Clark and Paula Wiest in the breaststroke. Mary MacKedie earned a second in diving competition, while Nancy Adams, Pam Blair, Cathy Brose, Pat Lierley, Betsy CALLING THE SIGNALS—Gaucho quarterback Jim Curtice calls his signals in 1968 season action against Cal McGlohn, Kortney Wall, Vera Walsh, and Ruth Zebb turned in fine State Long Beach. Saturday night, UCSB's 1969 grid squad will square off against one another in the annual performances. Blue-Gold Spring Football intrasquad game. The contest will get underway at 8 p.m. in Campus Field. Tickets Next week Coach Kathy Barthels’ team travels to Stanford for are available at the UCen Cashier's Office and the Athletic Ticket Office in Robertson Gym. Student tickets are its final meet o f the season' at the Indians’ annual Women’s priced at $1. —photo by Gerry Neece Invitational Swim Meet.

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MAY 14'. 1969 --- E L GAUCHO--- PA G E 7 •COMMENT IN PASSING• Cycling Team A Spike For Dixie Holds Time Students r . p e t t m a n *- > Here they were nestled in Knoxville, Tennessee-a town whose Summer Play for Pay appreciation o f volleyball parallels its love for Ulysses S. Grant. Trials Tonight Come travel with us. Co-ed. Persuasive indi­ "Welcome Y ’awwwl,” groaned the hollow-cheeked-hotel clerk at UCSB’s cycling team, viduals wanted to travel about the Golden the magnificent Andrew Johnson Hotel, as he acknowledged the currently in the midst o f West. Intellectual promotional program. arrival last week o f UCSB’s wide-eyed band o f Gaucho preparation for its final meet Earn up to $3000 during summer. volley bailers. o f the year, has announced “ Welcome to the Andrew Johnson,” a Confederate gray edifice that time trials for May 24’s Call 967-1320 for interview, 9:30 AM — which amazingly survived the Union's cannon-fire. meet at UC Davis will be open 1:30 PM. Native Tennessean Andrew Jackson, the seventh President o f the to all prospective riders. United States, stared proudly from the oiled canvas overlooking Santa Barbara will send a the lobby, causing Gaucho Jon Lee to comment: five man team to the Davis ''Where's mah meet, which will include such events as the 10 mile team great-great-great granddaddy BOB'S race, match sprints, and a 25 Robert E?" directing his query mile individual road race. Diving Locker to the gaunt little hotel clerk who gulped in despair as he Time trials will be held NAUI Certified Scuba Classes tonight at 6:45, and double-checked the name on Custom Made Wet Suits will start from the Bank o f Lee's registration card. America building on the comer Pure Compressed Air “Let’s get out of here,” o f Storke Road and Hollister RENTALS — REPAIRS suggested Dave Shoji of Avenue. Other cycling club INFORMATION Hawaii, as the Gauchos slipped activities include daily training Unlimited Parking away, leaving Lee with the sessions, weekend touring at the perplexed desk clerk to discuss rides, and open races. New Location the heroics o f his “ Grandpaw All five spots on the team 500 Botello Rd., Goleta Bob.” that will travel to Davis will be Phone 967-4456 Such was the setting last determined by the results o f (Turn North at the entrance week after UCSB’s vagabond to the Cinema and Airport Drive In tonight’s time trials. All theatres, in the 6000 block of Hollister.) volleyballers invaded the . T E D FISH persons interested in cycling, South. Traveling to Tennessee on a wing and a prayer, the Gauchos regardless o f ability, are invited HOURS: SUN. 8-12 — MON. 9-3 — TUES.-SAT. 9-6 not only captured Dixie—but ultimately took the nation as well. to participate. Beautiful downtown Knoxville-for four days the volleyball capital o f the United States, with as much reason behind the selection as handing Butte, Montana, the national surfing championships. Volley-what? Knoxvilleites thought the game was played with a C a n a d a : cannon, not a ball; and they expected the battle to start on "Charge!" rather than the toot of a whistle. Tuned-in cities and totem poles. Concession stands peddled hominy grits, hog fat and com bread, while inside the University o f Tennessee’s Stokley Athletic Center A Shakespeare festival and they sang Dixie before the Star Spangled Banner. Inside the Stokley Center ahs and rahs were replaced by drawls swinging discotheques. and yawls as 37 club teams and 13 universities assembled to stage the most glittering national volleyball tournament o f all time. Foreign flavor, friendly faces. Even the black-eyed peas of Tennessee were rolling in their pods. The return of Stonewall Jackson couldn't have been more colorful. We’ll fly you there for half fere. When it was over and done late last Saturday afternoon, with the Show us your Air Canada youth fare Stand By I.D. card. Or one from Los Angeles YM CA already crowned the club champ, UCSB’s any other airline, and if you’re under 22 we'll fly you to Canada— Gauchos, under rookie coach Ted Fish, stepped into the main and all over Çanada—for only half the price of an economy arena where they humbly, yet happily accepted the glorious trophy class ticket. signifying a national collegiate championship. And you won’t have to take off at three In the morn­ It was the end o f a long, hard fought season during which the ing to get the break. You can fly youth fare on any Gauchos won 32 games and lost only five, while rolling up titles in Air Canada flight, anytime, any day on a stand both the Southern California Intercollegiate Volleyball Association by basis. How come such a good deal? We’d rather see and the Pacific Coast Athletic Association. a smile than an empty seat. Come on up to It was the ultimate for Lee, for Shoji, for Chris Roberts, Steve Canada. We’ll smile back. Sterling, Tim Bonynge, Tim Clime, Chris Case beer, Burt Crinklaw, For what it’s all about in Canada and and Drew Skowrup. Air Canada’s Swing-Air Club, The Gauchos had just beaten the Bruins and they were the phone us in Los Angeles champs! Church College of Hawaii, the favorite, fell-and so did at 776-5343. Or write to Air Canada, mighty San Diego State. P.O. Box 598, Montréal All-American honors went to five o f the Gauchos’ six starters, 101, Québec, Canada. and you can believe that all was bliss in Knoxville. Even the natives admitted, “ Y ’awwwl did mighty good,” as the AIR sons o f Santa Barbara left their mark in Orange and White Country. F ish heralded the championship as “ the greatest display o f team CANADA unity I ’ve ever seen.” He was lavish in his praise, and he should have been. 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