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Wednesday, February 23, 1966 Page 8 NEW MEXICO LOPO Patronize LOBO Advertisers EXICOLOBO ,. Lobes Bolstered OUR SIXTY-SEVENTH YEAR OF EDITORIAL FREEDOM ·, Vol. 69 JOHNSTON Thursday, February 24, 1966 No. 68 ON By. Mel's Return , WAY UP With New Mexico's Mel Dan­ Don Hoover, the fifth starter_ is iels back in the groove the chances averaging 6.6 points per game. for the Lobos taking victories over UNM's offense is now averag­ Council Asks Pu Oard Brigham Young and Utah on the ing 77.2 points per game while road this weekend grow brighter. the defense is giving up 66,3. The Daniels scored 34 points against Lobos continue to dominate the Denver and led the W olfpaek in boards with a 946-756 edge over rebounding. He is leading all Lobo its 20 opponents. scorers with a 20.8 .average. The New Mexico is the current cel­ To Clarify. Negotiations closest man to him in scoring is lar dweller, but with Daniels' l'e­ Bill Morgan with a 13.5 overage. turn to full-time. action, the Run­ Coach King says that Daniels nin' Redsldns and Brigham Young appears to be "ready" and was Cougars :ilre S';lrely bolstering Medical School Expanded Huber ond Webru;.. highly pleased with his perform­ their defenses. ance against the Denver Pioneers on Saturday night. He also had praise fpr Jim, Patterson, Jim T 0 Four-Year Curriculum Disagree on Right 'J Howard and Jim Jolutson. Against Wyoming Daniels got 3 Exhibits Open A recommendation to extend the are estimated to be not more than 20 points and pulled down 15 re­ present two-year curricula of the 50 per cent greater, in any given bounds. The DU game was the UNM School of Medicine to four year, than the cost of continuing years was approved and money the existing program. To Acquire Debts · fifth in which he has hit SO or was appropriated by the state more points and the 54 point At Art Museum 7-.There would be no need for Dean William Huber, Chairman weekend upped his season total legislature for that purpose. major increase in capital outlay of Publications Board appeared to 396 points. Three exhibits associated with The recommendation was made for :;;everal years. before Student Council last night Ben Monroe and Jim Patterson the art. colony of Taos will open by br. Solomon Papper, chairman 8-Changes on the nationai to clarify a proposal by Pub follow Daniels and Morgan in Sunday at the UNM Art Museum of the School of Medicine. scene indicate a real change in Board that the ASUNM pay-off scoring. Monroe is hitting the in the Fine Arts Center. There Pappe1• based his recommenda­ the basic setting for medical edu­ debts outstanding on the Publi­ nets at a 12.8 clip and Patterson will be a reception open to the tions on the following factors: cation. cations annex and the new offset is averaging 11 points per game. public from 1 until 5 o'clock. 9-The attitude of the national press. THE ISRAELIAN POTI'ERY IS held by Indian student Piyush 1-The improved quality of the Scheduled to hang through students. leadership in medical education Shah who is in native dress for the Fourth Annual International reflects a major change in per­ Huber explained that Pub Board March 13, the shows will include 2-Students currently enrolled has negotiated a 30 yeax contract 75 drawings of Andrew Dasburg, Festival Sunday. With Shah is Jane Zion, fine arts major, who spective toward two-year medical lived ten years in Israel. in the two-year program have ex­ schools. · at 5% interest with the UNM, a noted artist who has lived in paying $1,550 yearly on the Pub<;..;~ ' Glenn Yarbrough pressed strong interest in re­ 10--Present facilities and the New l\'lexico for many years. Six maining at UNM to earn their lications annex and the new press. years ago he was . honored by a present nucleus of the stalf indi­ Principle on the annex is now At New Orleans MD degrees. cate the development of a high retrospective exhibiti!>n circulated '·· down to $14,000. The offset press nationally by The American Fed­ 3-Staff recruiting is inhibited quality program for the third and cost about $14,000. Will Appear Here by the limitations of the two-year fourth years. eration of Arts under a Ford Council Would Save Foundation Grant. school. Next year UNM's medical Glenn Yarbrough, a crooner Navy ROTC Drill Team school will offer a three-year pro­ Huber noted that Council had with a classical background, will 4-The design of the curricu­ The second exhibit will repre­ I lum is limited by the wide variety gram, and the following year it recently invested part of the appear March 1 in concert at the sent the collection of William H. I of the medical schools to which will be a full-fledged four-year Reserve Fund at two to four per­ UNM Student Union ballroom. and Rebecca Salsbury James. This I Wins Ma.rdi Gras the two-year students must trans­ medical school. cent interest. Council would make MEL DANIELS Currently on a cross-country exhibition is an important one. l-lonors fer. a savings, he contended, by pay­ tour, Yarbrough will be in Albu­ It has been assembled over a By MIKE MONTGOMERY among 40 other drill teams if! the 5-Students tend to stay on for ing off the Pub Board debt with querque under sponsorship of the pexiod of many years by Mr. and The Drill Team and Sword "All America Drill Competition" their internship, residency txain­ those funds and thus saving the Deseret Club, campus organiza­ Mrs. James, who have personally Team of the UNM Naval Reserve held during the Thoth Parades ing and medical practice in the 5% interest which would amount tion for Mormon students on known many of the artists. In­ Officexs Training Corps took top and was awarded an engraved place where they obtained their Spanish Writers to almost $8,000 over the 30 year Lost P\oce Lobos campus. cluded among the works will be Cramming honors in drill competition at the two-foot trophy fo1· their per­ degree. period. The concert is the second pre­ those of John Marin, Georgia Mardi Gras in New Orleans last formance as W!!ll as being as­ 6-Cos;ts of expanding from a Ex officio Councilman Jac~ Wel>er enarged tba,t tbe c\el>\1} in-. sented by the Deseret Club which O'Keefe, Alfred Stieglitz and Sunday, sured of another invitation to the ~?-~_e!_r~to a..!o':l::~':':':~.Jlro~a~ brought the Three D's in concert Marsden Hartley. Mrs. James is Clowning The as memb!!r combined Drill Mardi Gras next year. Favor Bod Men eurred by 'Pub Board were teehrii-­ caJ!y i!!ega!. He pointed cut that 1oke to the Rood last ye~J.r. herself a noted artist of Taos. and Sword t.,am Jllll<'PMOSCOW - Prime Minister Weber reported that the "free FOR FAMOUS are often a barrier to unity. Peo­ '1 S:ERVICES Write now for Summ"r Bulletin, class ' The bart·icades originally had military reserves might be called Wilson says Britain succeeded in university" was discussed at the I MR. WRANGX.ER ple, he pbserved, often mean to Philosophy Group TYPEWRITER sales & repair, Spedal schedule and application for Summer been set up the length of one to active duty if the Communists "getting a line open" to the Com- last meeting of the Committee on ' t' The Philosophy Club will meet rates to UNM student. on all maehinl!ll. Quarter Registration to: SHIRTS & SLACKS say the same' things, but due to bloc!\, but it wasn't enough and widen the war in Southeast Asia. munist North Vietnamese capi- the University, and that he and Free pickup & delivery. E & E Type• small differences barriers to Uti• police hnd to extend the line an­ Feb. 27, 7:30 p.m., at 20~ Spruce writel.' Service. 2217 Coal SE, phone 243- or write . McNamara did not state whether tal o:f Hanoi yestorday on pos- · Doug Browning had been ap­ NE. Carl A. Calvert wdl , spe~k 0588. Director of. Summer Q.uorter­ derstanding are built and they other block as the crowd o.£ anti­ he- specifically meant tlt'e ·Viet~ sible negotiations to end the Viet · pointed. to look' into the possibili. 011 "lnductioll and Deduet.IOn . m PERSONALIZED and ereatlve alteratlonl California Wuterri' University MitroW1rminlgRer fail to communicate, war pickets swelled, namese war. (Continued on page 3) ties of the proposal. Aristofle's Theory of SCienttfie and rt!lb'ling. Sewing and mending. Mn. 3902 lomaland Drive , '1- 1 ., . Holl.w1 2G7 Stanford BE (close to Unlver­ 350FifthAvenue,NewYork,N. 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. b\\t Thursday, February 24, 1966 NEW MEXICO LOBO PageS . J.A'&L Joiie5, Mgr. ' YWS tudents: Set Up 2c DiscouNT To \\tv.: Yesterday•s Answers LISTEN STUPENTS ON REG. & ETHYL Thousands Picket 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 , 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 T" KNMD ALSO: Flats $1.00 . Lube $1,00 501 YALE S.E. 247-0858 - Viet Rood: Show: . . . ' ' . W ASHING'CON.' (CPS). - A Ia PLANTE GALLERY group . day, February 24, 1966 NEW MEXICO LOBO Page 4 NEW MEXICO LOBO Article Published ,,~NEW MEXICO LOBO F-rom th~e Left Uncle· C:oms Patronize LOBO Advertisers ... Campus CARROl CAGLE On Conservatives Publisbec:l Mondal.. ~ \Vcdncstluy-. Thu~1lay anll Frlday o( the l'~gulnr University year by the on Student· Publications Bssarily those of th~ Stu­ Briefs out in a recently published' article • One-Day Service on Shirts dent PubJicntionS: Board or or the UuiVCl'Sity. by ,Archie Bahm, UNM philoso. Anthropologists, economists and cept in the most rudilne~hn·y By THOMAS ORMSBY e Quality Dry Cleaning We must, in o~·der to determine phy professor. sociologists from Colorado, Cali­ if the universitY if fulfilling its sense of the word, • · Alterations Editor-in-Chief -~------James Jansson fornia, New Mexico and Adzona ·In a world that is ruch and full Dr, Bahm argues in his "Are Managing Editor ------··------Barbara Wal·ne will meet to discuss food and nu­ pu1•pose, find out what that pu~·­ the New Conservatives Irrespon­ pose is. It is not an easy analysiS of hope in so many ways, .we see Due to the comments that were right here in the West • . . yes, Business Supel'visor ------Richard French trition at the UNM Student Union people that go about their busi­ sible?" that the post World War ONE ELEVEN SHIRT SERVICE to mah;e, but it is imperative that made in this column last week write down your perplexing love II ,Advertising Manager ------··------Richard Pfaff Building on Feb. 25 and 26. Ruth ness, unseeing, like ships pass­ conservative movement is in­ 111 HARVARD SE PHONE 242·5124 we try. about the sbs vigil, discussion, &nd emotional problems and send deed characterized by an irrespon­ Morning Editor ------'------Bob Storey B. Harris, pl•ofessor of home eco­ ing in the night. them in. nomics at UNM, is chairman of One way of · appro;whing the etc., I now find that this column sible attitude toward contempo- If your clothes are becoming to you­ analysis is to note there is a con­ It is saddening that the univer­ has been the center of debate in Now this is serious, so send Sports Editor ------··------·Paul Couey the session. sities, of all institutions, should rary affairs. · they should be coming to us. News Editol' ------Tish Granger flict between approaches to higher several government classes, and those letters in today. Keep the Dr. Bahm points out the simi­ education. A comparatively re­ be lal'gely l·esponsible for such a that I have been labeled as ev­ letters short and deliver them Staff Wl'iters: Bill Waid, Nooley Reinhem·dt, ,Ann Lehnhausen. Theresa Tapia,• an AlbuQuerQUe situation. larities between the New Con­ Staff Photographer: Pete Kendall. cent newcomer appears to be in erything from a wild-eyed reac­ directly to the LOBO office, or servative and the radicals of the sophomore, has been named com­ the ascendency. '!'hey have become so because tionary to a conservative and to the LOBO box in the Activi­ · Staff: Lynne Frindell, Tom Ormsby, Yola Gradi, Mike Montgomery. manding officer of the Women'a they have abrogated their respon­ ·twenties and the thirties, and Business Staff: JoAnn Judith Bailey, secretary. James T. Bezemek, This view holds that the uni­ back again. I should like to point ties Center (Union, upstairs). I claims that both groups advo­ ,Auxiliary to Arnold Air SocieLy versity has a responsibility to so­ sibility of remaining independent shall respond with inspiring, stir­ circulation manager. Richard McDonald, mail clerk. at UNM. Other new Angel Flight centers of learning, rather &loof out that I am neither a liberal cated "an I don't have to want "' ciety, 'i.e., it must return society's nor a conservative, nor a middle ring advice for which you shall be to philosophy." .~-r------Officers are: Karen White of Al­ investment of money with a from society's clamoring demands. buquerque, administration; Cheryl Paradoxically, by catering to fluc­ of the road(er), nor Republican eternally grateful. ,Address all product-educated men, nor Democrat. It seems that the letters (sealed) to ·~,Ask Ann Porter of Los Alamos, executive; The concept of educated men is tuating demands the universities EDUCATING· DISADVANTAGED Marilyn Stout of Artesia, opera­ have done more of a disservice to only fair way to deal with any Slander," care of the LOBO what is new. The new aJJproach serious issue of importance is in­ Well, the 1966 Mirage is pres­ Newsweek Reporter tions; Madeline Misldmins of El holds that an educated ma nis an society than by remaining criti­ American universities are inc1·easingly making a genuine Paso, personnel. cally aloof. dividually. Therefore, I can be ently wrapping 1lP its final pages expert who can perform certain, labeled as a conserbarealmidleft­ to be sent to the printer, and effort to locate promising students from deprived back­ highly specialized functions. An example which bas been • cited-and there are others-is rigthoversexedblonditionist. DEADLINE is the word of the Will Talk on Africa Glen~ Yarbrough, a classical Society needs 100,000 techni­ day. But the way things have grounds, with a view to giving them the opportunity to ac­ singer, will appear in concel·t at cians in a certain field, so it sees that of airplane navigators. After * * * John Peer Nugent, Newsweek's World War U, navigators were in I hope you have all had occasion been going, the whole staff is first chief African correspondent quire a first-rate college education. the UNM Student Union ballroom that the univel·sities develop pro­ DEAD, while Dr. Huber (pub grams of ~tudy with this end in keen demand by commercial firms, to attend the Thunderbird film will lecture tonight at 8:15 in the on March 1. Sponsor of the event series which is presently being board chl'mn.) walks the LINE. One stumbling block for the bright student with poor is the Desm·et Club, organization mind. Thi sapproach we shall call so the universities turned out Union ballroom. The lecture, the "investment" concept. thousands of qualified navigators. conducted on Sunday afternoons. * * * ",Africa in Revolt-The Congo," schooling and home background has been his inability to for Mormon students on campus. Well, the LOBO Pizza contest Tickets are on sale at the Student It is in contrast with the ntore Later, sophisticated instruments I snw the one a week ago Sun­ is the first in the series of lec­ . compete on college entrance examinations. HaTvard has been U rtion ticket booth, Reiord Ren­ traditional concept, whose aim made human navigators largely day. If you are the type of per. has come and gone, and even we tures for the spring season spon­ unneccessary. son who likes experimental films, sored by the UNM cultural. com­ pioneering in the admission of disadvantaged students in dezvous in Winrock and Reidling's also is to produce educated men. of the staff were shocked to re­ Music Company_. The difference is in how we de­ So society lmd tliousands of you'll really dig these. The :films alize that someone had actually mittee. spite of their relatively low college-bom·d scores. fine "educated men." The invest­ n;1 vigators who knew little but I saw were among the sadist found 168 mistakes in a week's Nugent covered the Congolese • ment concept habltua!Iy views how to navigate, · things I've ever seen. worth of LOBO's. But contest wars of 1961 to 1963, the massacre · It has found that of those specially 1·ecruited students of A pl'ofessor of chemistry at men as personnel, a rather cold If the universities had turned ... * * winner M. S. Reynolds didl).'t of the tall Watusi by the Bantu, UNM, Dr. Glenn A. Crosby, will term; the traditional concept sees out men capable of thinking, ap­ 'I'he Democratic convention was stop there, While eating his the Zanzibar Revolution and the ' poor background, more than half of whom have been Negro, attend the 16th annual meeting 'i"ul 1nen as uniQue individuals. plying their powers of intellect to a very interesting example of po­ prize, Reynolds noted. that three Rhodesian Federation. ~ a number have graduated with honors and with scholarships of the Societe de Chimie PhysiQUe To explore further, the edu­ navigating planes would not have litical machinery to observe the slices of pepperoni were placed ,Admission to the lecture is by in Pal'is, May 31 to June 3. Dr. cated man is a thinking man, not been too difficult. Then, when the other evening. We can gather by upside doWll, the manu had one Student ,Activity Ticket, Program for advanced work. In fact, the over-all scholastic record of Cl'Osby's specialty is working with Series season ticket, or by indi­ FLY* a rather narrow expert who has need decreased, they could have the balloting that John is really typographical error, and the those so admitted compares quite favorably with the attain­ the spectroscope, .an instrument been produced because a techno­ moved into other fields, say pro­ burroughing in for the governor­ tablecloth was folded incorrectly. vidual tickets available for one for measuring optical spectrucs. dollar at the door. ments of Harvard's more advantaged and high-scoring stu­ logical society so demanded. He duction of navigation instruments. ship, Gene is still lusking over For that, he won a free LOBO . • may not know as much in any par­ It is obvious that some degree that position also, but Bruce is dents. Professor Wayne C. Eubank, ticular field as an expert in tha~ of specialization is needed in a not the king that he once thought, chairman of the UNM speech de­ field, but he can apply his power technological world that does, in and, while all the other candidates % Price and Below SAVE SOOfo Harvard, moreover, has made considerable headway in the partment, will reveal his personal of l'easoning and his intellect to fact, exist. are still in the running, Roy was difficult task of locating disadvantaged but promising stu­ philosophy to the UNM Faculty broader fields. He has an over­ But it is just as obvious that slowed down to a walker. on dents. It not only relies on the schools, some of which are un­ Women's Club on Wednesday, view, as it were. it is man's world, not the other .. * .. ON YOUTH FARES way around. We do not have to Sweaters Ivy Shirts :~ accredited, but it is turning for advice to community organ­ March 2, at 2 p.m., in Room 231 In addition, he can, if neces­ We learned from the Dental Hy­ of the Student Union Building. sary, focus his intellectual power look on in dismay as forces giene department chairman, Flora Jackets Sport Shirts izations working with. the poor. The title of his talk is "The Only upon particular problems just as within our control tdansform us Stan, that that department is to It looks to anyone who can lead the way to young men of Thing in Life Worth Remember­ the expert can. A society com­ from human beings into auto­ be inspected for accreditation -Take advantage------of these spec:ials too *Half fare for young ing}' matons. sometime at the beginning of leadership potential or academic promise. Its own alumni fre­ posed of such men would not be adults .between the age • a .. splintered; .. alienated .societ)' The problem of alienation, of next month. The girls are busy $5~99 Cord~roy Jeans all c:olors ot12and22. quently do on-the-s})Ot interviewing. Then ).t makes its s~ec­ D.r. Edward Maryon Wilson, such as we live in now. Have you narrow specialization, is of sucll cleaning up the place, getting $3.49 British Hispanist, is the speaker ever seen a physics professor and immense proportions that no one their ....,cords in order, etc. • • • * Ay any day-any flight tion with great care since it wants to be fair to the· young and the other day they were seen in the seventh UNM Modern a sociology prof~ssor walking is quite willing to tackle it. That $7.95 Wide Wale Corduroy Slac:ks 4.44 men themselves who, after all, run the risk of failure. Languages departlnent lecture. is, however, precisely the rea~on on Zimmerman Field practicing * Advance reservations will ., ~ about campus, talking? not be made for passengers •. 'For all of its unsolved educational problems, the United The lecture called "Some Spanish More frightening, this fragmen­ we must begin to face up to 1t. the welcoming ceremonies which After a recognition of the trag­ will include a 21-gum salute. $7.95 Tapered Slacks $6.36 paying Youth Fares. How­ States can count among its achievements the leadership it Dick Turpins, or Bad Men in Bad tation begins earlier. Juniors or Ballads,'' will deal with 18th cen­ seniors in geology, more aften edy should come some serious dP­ *' * * ever, once travel has com­ has shown in bringing higher education to able students who, tury verse about heroic crimes of than not, are well acquainted bate on the possible alternative~. ATTENTION STUDENTS!! As menced, passengers paying left to their own resources, could not afford it. smugglers and highwaymen. The only with . other juniors and The proposals should be as bold a public service, this column will Youth Fares will not be lecture will be heard at in the as the problem is complelC. begin a special feature to soothe SLACK MART removed at points inter­ seniors in geology. 4003 _Central Ave. Harvard's special contribution has been its readiness to Kiva at the UNM college of edu­ The fhole emphasis in the uni­ the aching heart, to comfort tile Open Mon. & Fri. Evenings Until 8:30 mediate to their final on call into question the weight given the college entrance exam­ cation at 8 p.m. Wednesday, versity, beginning in the fresh­ · UNM Orchestra lovelorn, to aid those in romantic line destination. Feb. 23. man year, is to speciaii1.c, spe­ 'I'he UNM Orchestra will pre­ distress. Yes, guys and gals, you inations. cialize, specialize. Granted, the sent its seco.nd of three concerts are requested to utilize the ser­ *A Youth Fare . The days of slavish reliance on the results of these tests Dr. RobLrt Doxtator,• UN.l\1 pro- university may not officially en­ March 1, at 8 :15 p.m., in the vices of this innovation featuring Identification_ Card, foyer of the Fine Arts Center. useful and informative advice con­ alone are numbered. And the same should be true for all test­ fessor of education and Dr. Frank courage sue ha routine in so many costing only $5.00 Iklc, UNM professor of history, words. But a look at catalog re­ Admission is by student activity cerning your many problems. ~, ;::,:;;;~~~-~~r!~~. unlimited travel ing, academic and psychological. Tests are but imperfect aids attended a conference at the Uni­ QUil'ements persuades us othel'­ cards, season tickets or individual College life is filmed with its ups .::;:: TTA system. Good for in making a most difficult and complex assessment. Society versity of Arizona in Tucson ovel' wise. tickets which will b eon sale at and downs, and we of the LOBO the door. Dr. Kurt Frederick, w.ish to do all we can to propa· year from date of will greatly benefit if it can throw off its present tendency the weekend. Dr. Ilde was a fea­ The tragedy of such· a course issuance. Apply today! tured speaker on Modern Prob­ is that we end up with people who Professor of Music, conducts the gate understanding, happiness, to stand in awe of examinations. cannot pnderstand each other, ex- orchestra. well-being and cheer to those who lems of Japan. need it most. If you have a prob­ For information call your -Christian Science Monitor ..Jem, don't let it rot inside-write ITA College Sales Manager, Lt,th:r-;; are v:dcome.. nn•l should IJc: no it down and send it in. Your prob­ lon~cr thnn 2GO words,_ tYP<.!Writtcn, doub1~ THE CONRAD CARTOON ~pnccct Nnme, tde-11hone number unU ml· lems will help others to solve dr~=-s must be- in<"luded, nlthough nnmC! will theirs. So if you distressed and LETTERS h<.~ withheld upon rt..'(,UC1$t..- depressed (or can't get her un­ dl·cssed( or under duress, or don't want to suppress, or need a rest, l'OOU COVERAGE issues of last week we find that "A society in which a person lives better because be does not gets the best, be a guest, not a Gentlement: you at•e quite right about the pest, join the rest, end your mess In your edition of Feb. 18 you omission of an announcement on think at all; Dr. Cohen's lecture. We apolo· "A state whose neighbors curse headline a Hpeech by John Lewis Kirk Clark, at 255·2870 the chairman of SNCC. On page giM and meekly excuse ourselves geography. SHE thr~e you report a lectu1•e by Le­ by saying that we n•ceivcd 110 "A state which wants all its citi­ nore D. Hanks to the UNM chap­ news release about Dr, Cohen zens to have the same opinions in LIKES CLIP COUPON and mail with membership fee to: from either the University or the Sales Department, ter of the Christian Science Or­ philosophy, foreign policy, eco­ YOU Trans-Texas Airways, ganization. math department, However, we nomics, literature and ethies. __ ... ______P. o. Box 60188, Houston, Texas 77060 ---, As it happens on l<'riday, Feb. certainly do not agree that news "A state whose government de­ INA 18, Dr. Paul Cohen, respected as produced by either John Lewis fines its citizens' rights, but whose one of the world's greatest math­ or an "exhibitionist group" isn't /~ Application Far Youth Fare Identification Card ~\ Werth covering to the extent that citizens do not define the govern­ : (PLEASE PRINT) ~ ematicians, completed the second ment's rights. TUX! of two lectures he gave at UNM we have.) 1 .Aflpllclnt's Name ~p 1 on the continuum hypothesis. "A state which considers itself solidly socialist because it has I Address I When as eminent a scientist MORE SOUI.-SEAitCHING For her most important rings ••• one lovely I I as D1·. Cohen lectures at our Uni­ Dear Editor: liquidated private OWllership of 1 Cll:r State 1 versity' it is surely an event of On Feb. 17 the Lobo printed a the means of production. ·· diamond held high in a ma@ificent 1111e Of blrtfl Date of 22nd birthday interest to the entire academic letter in which very interesting alwa~s. mounting of boldly textured:i. 4 .karat gold. I I "A state which knows I ' I community and it is an event dialectics were put to work. On the will of the people before it Wide dramatic wedding rihg to match. Above, I lfei&M Weight Color Eyes Color Hair I which the student newspaper the one hand · the Soviet Union asks them. 'flaired design to wear as a pyramid might take pride in reporting. was denounced for the imprison· "A state in which the philoso· 6.50 or hourglass,$263.00.Below, I Card No. Issued Date At 1 It appears that an ytiresome ment o£ two Russi art intellectuals, phers and wr~ters always sa~ the tailored pair $275.00 I Issued By Exp. llate • exhibitionist group, such as the and the necessity of dissent in n same as the generals and minis­ Matching man's ring available I i W.E.B. DuBois club, will be pub· socialist society was advocated, ters, but always after them. ENTIRE 1 Canlllolder's Signature 1 licized in the LOBO ad nasueum; and on the other the. Soviet Union "A state in whieh the returns OUTFIT I Application Must Be Accompanied by $5.00 I •' but that the visit to the Univer­ was called socialist. of parliamentary elections are '$10 I I I sity b ya world renowned scholar I ' ~ In 1957 Leszek Kalnkowsld, a alw!\ys predictnble/' I I I I does not merit a single lirtc. Polish philosopher wrote thnt so- Let us be truthful with our­ Includes Shirt, Cummerbund, Sus­ Mindlin 1 I SerVing the Great ' Sincerely yours, penders, Handkerchief, Studs, Cuff· JEWELERS • 314 CENTRAL S.W. 1 cill!ism is not: · s()lves nnd do more soul-searching I Southwest Re;;Jion BEST I David I.,. Burdick "A SOCie' t y m• wh' Jc h· one pel'- and less brain washing. To do links, Tie and Boufannfere. Graduate Student son in unhapj)y bec&use he says otherwise is to back down from Mathematics Del)artment OPEN FRIDAY 'TIL 9 DIAL 243-2243 t TRAMS*TII'XAS a111May.s i what he thinks, and another happy our responsibility to search for ~- , ''EVERY TIME ONE FLIES OVER, I'VE GOTT A' (EDI'rORS NOTE - Dear Mr. because he does not say what is truth and reality. Free Parking Any Public Downtown Lot SEND A HAT TO THE CLEANER$.'' Burdick, in reading over our four in his mind. Nelson P. Valdes. S!m~ ~------' FIRSt' AND GOlD - DIAL 2-47-4347 • '1 •• ~ f Thursd!ly, February 24, 1966 NEW MEXICO LOBO Page 7 Pare 6 NEW MEXICO LOBO Thursday, February 24,1966 Married Baptists Dr. Lazar has visited and volved in a demonstration com­ The BaPtist Married Students worked with poverty programs in munity project is Los Angeles will meet Feb. 26, 7:30p.m., Room Poverty Official the East and in Appalachia, He is county, T G I F Time Every Friday 350 C of the Union. A lecture­ presently visiting lecturer at the The lecture is given without means PITCHERS of BEER Non-discrimination discussion will be held by Jim University of Southern California, Is Demanded charge by the Newman Forum. McKinnon on the topic "One and has been involved in the de­ with pretzels ...... 55c MADISON, Wis. (CPS) -The reported that all registered socilll garding particular circumstances 133-80. When the vote was an · Other speakers this year will be University of Wisconsin faculty Tenth Lef!s ln¢oine and Taxes.'' Will Speak Here velopment and organization of a Douglas Hyde, noted· British au­ 3:30 p.m. 'til 5:00 p.m. organizations on the campus, in­ of its selection procedures. nounced, the national KD presi­ declared in a vote last week that range of community services in thor and Ann Landers, n&tionally cluding 3(} fraternities and 15 The local chapter did not sub­ dent announcer her decision to "The Poverty Programs" will that area, J(appa Delta sorority must cease sororities, except Kappa Delta Ia PLANTE GALLERY be the subject of a lecture by Dr, syndicated daily columnist, mit the reqqired Ce~;tificate I by declare the whole motion uncon­ The speaker was responsible for JOIN OUR STEIN CLUB all campus operations by Sept, 15, have submitted the required cer­ the original deadline of Nov. 1, stitutional. Fun Things From Irving Lazar, consultant to the the organization and direction of I 1967, unless. it sumbits a certifi­ tificates. Office of Economic Opportunity, I 1964. On Dec. 8, 1964, it did pre­ Since the adjournment of the mental health and special educa­ cate of non-discrimination. The faculty voted in May, 1964, :;;ent a locally signed certificate MEXICO .. in the Union Ballroom, Feb. 28 at The heart of man is the place convention, the Wisconsin ~;hapter tion services in Nevada, and is the devil dwells in: I feel some­ Ron & Roy's OKIE JOE•S The vote approved a recommen­ to require a non-discriminatory which included only part of the 3009 Central NE 8 p.m., sponsored by the Newman executive director of the Neu­ dation by the Faculty Committee has unsuccessfully attempted to

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March 7; Orange Unified School Due to excessive prayer by'~' .Teacher Interviews District, Calif., March 8; Hanford skifans the 69th pnnu·al LOBO Elementary Schools, Calif., EXICOLOBO "Its almost spring beer bust has March 9; Alamogordo Public OUR SIXTY-SEVENTH YEAR .OF EDITORIAL FREEDOM ..~een canceled" Hie! Redskin's l-lopes Raised Conducted at UNM Schools, March 10; Lovington Public Schools, Mareh 10; l'atter­ Friday, February 25, 1966 No. 69 School officials from Arizona son Unified School District, Calif., California, and New Mexico will' March 10; Raton Public Schools March 11, and Clayton · Publi~ be at UNM conducting teacher l:)chQols, March 11. i~terviews during the first two • weeks of March at the l'lacement Bureau on campus. picked to win the We~te'rn Ath T~e Red.~km~ have four game~, Utes are also hitting from the Young Americans {I letic Conference title can just ::tb mc~u~~ ~post sea~on action, field at .490 per cent which is just l'ublic school systems to be rep­ about spring the big e;t boo u rea . . e eam scormg record above the .487 mark set in 1962 resented are: Belen Public To Meet in Union pprove ew 1tut1on 1 Schools, March 2; Office of Eco­ set in WAc histor/~his weike:d :!::: hpomts. T~e J;~~ific .scor•"fng Chambers continues to dominat~ The Eliseo Vivas Chapter of if they can knock off w omi · a~ canne pomts or almost every category of Redskin nomic Opportunity, Operation this Friday and New Mexi~o s~': ~! 6~i P:~=t per conte~t av!rage, statistics as the 61-point Arizona Head Start, Window Rock, Ariz., Young Americans for Freedom March 2; Cajon Valley Union will have a meeting tonight at urd&y in games that are both be wen : . \ a;erage :n hJstory, weekend boosted his average to School District, El Cajon, Calif., ing played on the Utes'·. horn; ord s:tt~~: as :eti:;s h89.9 rec- ~5.2 .. Four other Utes are averag­ March 3, 4; Indio School District 7:30 in the Union. The meeting to ~ourt. Game time for each tussle aged betterm: ~ SOa fi ast:aver- mg m dAustralia, Bulgaria and es t resse c Oe S Cl Bunte scored 614 points in 1955-56 zon_a the following night to re­ dates appear to be in the running .enator · • m · on •1 n erson,h · Newk government and provide a con- Fmland. B and Chambers climbed to 581 after mam a strong contender in the this campus by Theta Sigma Phi, for the guberna.torial nomination. • extco s1 semort" fso on h w o IS see· •1 tinuni of experience. the Arizona trip. FREE PARKING Kathleen Rail, 5-foot 8-inch .d Cargo has long mg re-e ec 10n, or t at senatorm A thil• d amendment, introduced hot three-cornered race. Her program will include se­ representative of Kappa Kappa national journalism honorary for State Rep. Davl Fisher is threatening Bunte's lections of Bach, Kuss, Beethoven, s~ women, for Glamour magazine's been in the contest, Clifford Haw- seat. by Lynna Joseph, Voice of the Clark displaced B:righam Gamma sorority, won the UNM ley· is an announced candidate, Late Thursday Cargo was Etudents senator, to change the ~aree! record of 1152 points which Young's Craig Raymond, who Sz~manowski and Shostakovich­ "Best Dressed" contest Thursday tenth annual "Best Dressed Col­ Is third best since 1947. Fisher Tztganov. , Finest and today Bob Davidson said he highly critical of Davidosn for grade point requirement for the ~ropped to fifth place in rebound­ night in the Kiva. lege Girl" contest. "would run if nominated." not getting into the race sooner. vice president from 2.0 to 2.4, has tanked 1113 points and still Ing as a result of being out­ The concert will be held in the The contest was sponsored on Miss Rail was chosen from 13 has at least four games left to Permanent Press Slacks Cargo has hit the campaign Cargo charged that if Davidson failed upon debate that pointed man('uvered at both Tempe and Recital Hall at the UNM Fine semi-finalists. Donna Walton trails all across the state and has was really interested and con- out the fallacy of the distinction break the mark. Chambers is Tucson. Arts Center. Seating is limited you can buy was in second place and Becky. close on Fisher's heels with 1089 been considered. the leading can- cerned about being elected gov- of four tenths of a point. and, though there is no admission Wyman was in third place. iddate for the Republican nomi- ernor that he would have found After the am.endments were ac­ an~ curren.tly stands fifth as the charge, tickets should be picked These girls were selected by a Arizona trip boosted his two-sea­ Combining timely scoring with nation if for no other reason than the issues and "talked with the cepted with very little debate, strong defense, the Arizona Wild­ up at the Fine Arts Ticket Booth panel of four judges, Dr. How­ the legwork he has put in. _people as I have.'' and the previous question was al- son total past Vern Gardner's ard Dittmer, professor of bioi· ca~ ha_ve become the biggest sur­ from 10 a.m. to noon and from Davidson, immediate past Davidson, a local insurance ex- most unanimously passed, the en• four-season mark of 1081. 1 .to 2:30 p.m. today. The booth 0ffW~m m~~w ogy; Mrs. Margaret Cornell, di­ prtse m the Western Athletic Bernalillo Republican County · e~tive, just returned from tire Bill No. 27 was adopted with . Chambers has eyes on breaking Conference basketball race. wd~ also be open until 8 p.m. rector of Flair modeling school; chairman, did not formally. an- Omaha, Neb., where he got full fewer than ten dissenting votes. hJs ov.rn field goal percentage rec­ tomght. Miss Houghton of the language . Although picked for sixth place nounce his candidacy. He did, authorization from his company In other action the Senate voted ord of -560 which he set last department and Tish Granger, however, agree to put it in writ- . to seek the nomination. to appropriate money for printing season. Curr:ntiy, he is hitting m a pre-season poll, the amazing ~ffi@~~~~ Theta Sigma Pbi. C;'lts ( 4-3) are only one game be­ ing (all candidat~iii .are required Davidson said that he would the law book, approved the ap­ ~! a ·5'!3 c1Ip. He is averaging Annual Spring Tea The girls were graded on a zero 2 2 hmd league-leading Utah (5·2) to give. permissio'n ~n. writin~ ;to. · ·not announce his candidacy for pointment of Mary Louise Kinney ?· pomts per game, the third The•. Kappa Dames Club will to five point scale. The points be nommated before. .. action the gubernatorial nomination be- as vice chairman of the Program highest average in Utah h" t but must play their last thre~ were given on the following ,'auc~ . l' IS Ory hold Its annual spring tea Sat­ will be accepted) that he is'''iivail· cause he had promise .dthe other Directorate, and referred an Act and . 1s Jsted behind only Bill conference games on the road. All ptg~ points: appropriateness of dress, urday, Feb. 26, at the home of ' ~. of Utah's remaining games are impeccable grooming, good taste able" for the nomination. two candidates that he would not establishing a leadership commit- ~1eGtll who holds the record at at home, Dr. and Mrs. James Cooper 7313 If none of the three candidates enter the race. tee to the Steering Committee. o8.8 and the second mark at 27.8 Gladden NE, from 2 to 4 p m in hair style and makeup use and withdraws before the convention ______.:_ _ _:::.....:: ___...:..._ h fd two wins last week. the Cats poise. All ll}arried women and wives· of gets underway tomorrow it could e Utah an_d Brigham young to marrred students are invited to Each girl modeled three out­ By the House 68 and 62 pomts respectively, and attend. fits, a campus outfit, an off-cam­ be a history making convention pus dress, and a party dress. for the GOP. As one political ob­ Some birls chose a long dress and server put it, "The Republican $415 Million Economic Aid Bill YOUR PERSONAL some cocktail length dresses. Miss convention varies greatly from 6atterlielll Rall wore a short silvery shift­ the Democratic convention in that SERVICE like dress with silver sling back the Democrats often have a prob­ For Southeastern Asia Is Approved shoes and silver-toned stoekings. lem of selecting from the an­ By United Press International Broadcasting Corporation says JEWELER This masterful fabric of double­ Three pictures of Kathleen nounced candidates for all offices CAPITOL HILL _ The Demo- th~ Labor .Party has already plied, vat-dyed fibers, looks Rail, one in her campus, off­ while the GOP finds it difficult to fill all the positions."· . cratic administration has passed prmt?d election. posters but. there luxurious, wears long. campus and dressy dress, will be its first congre-ssional test con- w~sn t an: offictal confirmatiOn of sent to New York for final judg­ Late Thursday afternoon con­ Colors: OliYe-Biue, Blue·Grcen, Cloy, ing by the editors of Glamour. vention plans hit a sour note cerning Viet Nam policy. Yester- thJs report. CLi\SSIFIED ADVERTISING ltATES. Charcoal, Faded Blue, Boigc, The winners of Galmour's when Gover.nor Love of Colorado, day the House voted 350 to 27 for Doctors To Be Drafted 4 line ad. 65~-4 tim · $2 oo . • must be stib •tt·' b es, · • 1nsert 1 ons who was scheduled to deliver the approval of an emergency eco• bl" • m• "" Y noon on day before Char-Brown, Pewlor, Block contest will me photographed in WASHINGTON-The Defense ll_U •cat19n. to Room 159, Student Publica­ the late spring for Glamour's keynote address to the convention nomic aid fund for South Viet tJOns Buddmg. Phone 277·4002 or 217-4102. Waisls 28" to 44" Department announced yesterday August ·College lssue. The first announced that "due to a conflict Nam. The amount of supplement­ that it will require 2,500 physi­ , FOR SALE al aid involved. was $415 million. 55 n·u Naiionally Adverlihi national of Theta Sigma Phi. Next year chairman Merle Tucker, and two :rates to UNM students on all maehin"" Membership in the Amsrican Gem time congressional hopeful Dr. tion Monday, and they think the home games in Atlanta this sea­ F r~ pickup & deliveey. .E & .E Typo: journalism honorary last night. organizations can choose their son. Judge James Noel granted wr•ter Betvice'. 2217 Coal Slil, phone 243• Society signifies seleplsd jewelers with "Best Dressed" girl in the fall Jack Redman all saying that they most likely date is March 31st. O5as. professional gemological !raining coni· Miss Rail is a Kappa Kappa Wilson has just returned from a a temporary injunction asked by Gamma. (LOBO photo by Ken• so that she can benefit from news· will not seek office, who the candi· PERSONAt..lZED and crt!ative alterations binod wilh high ethicall!landards. dates will be to fi II the ticket is trip to Moscow. The British the city of Atlanta; and rdtyling, Sewing and mending. Mrs. dall.) paper pllblicity. 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