Women's dormitory visitation to be voted on on the By JUI Wright visitation hours on the lower on account of sex." Women playgrounds." At times it can voting in the dorms Staff Reporter floors . The existing hours receive an equal education at be embarrassing to go through issue of visitation hours Wo men have the would be kept on the higher MSU, but do not have equal the lounges. Ah , yes, young according to Housing Code opportunity to vote for floors in order to privileges. love is beautiful, but in its Regulations. Women desiring expanded visitation hours on accommodate those opposed The fact that women and place! equal visitation hours should October 2, at 5: 00 pm in the to the change. Residents of the men are equal has been Ideally, an open 24 hour come to th ls meeting and SUB Madison - Jefferson higher floors would not be acknowledged by law entitles visitation policy would make their opinions heard. Room at the open meeting of bothered by the male visitors; women to equal privileges. encourage a healthier The motion must first pass AWS . An attempt will bemade they would be able to keep It seems illogical that the atmosphere, but miracles do through the AWS meeting to gain equal visitation hours their same degree of privacy. Residence Hall Standard not happen that easy. before it can be voted upon in for women and bring the Men's visitation rules also Board would trust women in A motion will be made at the the dorms. Make your support voting to the dorms in allow women to visit the TV men's rooms, but not in their AWS meeting to bring about be known! a ccordance with MSU and recreation room during own rooms. Could this be Housing Regulations. visitation hours. There is no reminiscent of the old double Daily visitation hours for allowance for these privileges standard? People will do what men began the second week of in the women's rules. The they want during the absurd Too Much to Drink? classes; women's visitation lounge would be open for other visitation hours even if it is hours begin the weekend of activities if these restraints during the day. Homecoming, which is Oct. 20. were loosened. Students should learn to Up until last year all women show some discretion in Ride had hours. Freshmen women NEWS ANALYSIS showing affection in public "S till have hours this quarter; The Equal Rights places, such as the " lustful a ll male students are free of Amendment passed earlier lounges" located in the dorms. The buses for the stadium Several people have The MSU student senate will leave from the SUB, hours. this year states: " Equality of solved one problem created by A possible solution to the rights under the law shall not commented upon the public Hapner Hall, Lewis and Clark displays of affection going on the loss of our football dorms, and the Hedges dilemma would be to place all be denied or abridged by the stadium. women in favor of equal United States or by any state in those "passion complex. At its meeting last night the Departure of the buses will senators voted to fund $1600 be precisely at 12: 15and12: 45. for the rental of up to fifteen The buses will then return the buses for students who have no students back to campus after other means to get to the the game. games. According to ASMSU presi ----· The buses will be available dent Bill Warden, if the for all home games at Van s tu den ts do not use the service Winkle Stadium, which will be extensively, the service can be the temporary home of the discontinued. Bobcats.
n defending hours of slow deliberation a settlement was resolved between Bridger Bowl. Some members of the board of directors are show After two (larger photo). Simpkins and Haggerty and the Bridger Bowl shareholders, about the fate of their positions (center photo) to the shareholders Photos by troll Bridger Bowl Corporation accepts land settlement
After a slow start, the 230 stockholders would accept Bowl, he and Simkins,' 'acting Sande's order states "that Presumably, according to stockholders at a meetirg of such a plan or push for action outside their roles as once constructed, the lagoon some shareholders, once the the Bridger Bowl (non-profit) to take their case to the state directors," bought the land in may be used jointly by corporation built a new sewer Corporation decided by a 157 Supreme Court. Previously, question. Bridger Bowl and Simkins and system, it would immediately to 67 margin to accept a land the district court declared that He added that Bridger Bowl Haggerty if the latter have lose the aforementioned plot settlement Robert Simkins Simkins and Haggerty had not was made aware in 1967 that need of the same and in that of land. and Thomas Haggerty, violated their duties as he and his partner would be event the construction, Next, the shareholders former directors of the Bowl, Bridger Bowl directors by selling land that was not in installation and operation discussed the issue of offered. purchasing 170 acres of land Bridger Bowl's plans for .::osts of the lagoon will be demanding that their current adjacent to the Bowl in 1966 at daytime skiing. shared equally by the parties. board of seven directors The settlement, which shareholders judge a cost of $200 an acre. Haggerty concluded by This conveyance shall contain resign. Many occurred after district opposed the continuation of order to who saying that although he and a reversion clause to the effect Charles Sande issued an According Haggerty, the current board "because the "finding of fact many speakers Simkins had spent $200,000 that if, at any time, the land so amending was one of as they did not act in the best and conclusion of)aw" about5 before the vote was taken, he developing their property, conveyed ceases to be used they were "ready to comply a sewer lagoon by Bridger interests of the stockholders" Thursday afternoon, allows bargained with the then to call a to with court orders and supply Bowl, title shall Immediately when they had failed for the Corporation owner of the land in 1965 to sell meeting earlier in the dispute purchase 20 acres of parking 100 acres of the land to the the deeds tomorrow." revi:rt to Simkins and Haggerty or their successors or to accept Simkins a nd space for $200 an acre, 7'h Bowl for $20,000. The Bridger As he left the podium, he 1 1 Haggerty's first settlement acres of land , which will be Bowl Corporation refused the in interest." 'was given more applause than Coinciding with this clause offer, which would have used for a temporary sewage offer. other speakers at the meeting. included land restrictions and goon, plus two more acres, was a report by an engineer la Haggerty then said when he However, it was pointed out that the a ten-foot-wide "spite" fence. a t the same $200 an acre from Helena who said learned that another Bozeman that there was a possible lagoon on In an ~ilvisory vote, the figure . new Bridger Bowl businessman desired to buy loophole in the settlement. In the contested 7'h acres will shareholders gave the Before the decisive vote, it the land in order to set up a reference to the land to be only be temporary, lasting directors a vote of dis was not obvious whether the competing ski lodge above the used for the lagoon, Judge from five to ten years. approval, 126-93. Soup loses to Ii quo r Homecoming SUB's overhead extravaganza and also keep Liquor, the root of ail evil, prices down. activities Pure Food has been cited for one of the "l don't think that there is scheduled for and Drug Act. As for students ea ling in There main reasons why the Student any question this is the biggest October 20 and 21. will be four acts on dormitories, board charges Included in Friday Union Cafeteria has increased entertainment extravaganza the Fieldhouse night and the other five are the same this year a last program will on Saturday their price on home-made in the history of the state. We be Jackie De night. year. The only increase on Shannon. comedian A a bonus soup, dairy products, and will be having $27,000 worth of David to MSU students, dorm meals is an increase on Frye, Canned the Campus main entree at noon. Steven entertainment during the two Heat, Spirit, Entertainment prices for meals eaten by Jonathan Committee Knutson, Student Union Cafe nights of Homecoming," said Pound, El Chicano, will be selling a guests in the cafeteria. Albert King, Wishbone combination teria Foods Director, stated ASMSU president Bili Warden Ash, ticket for the two Breakfast ha been raised a and Harvey Manda! nights at a that becau e competitive food a bout the unparalleled and The total cost of SS. nickel to the charge of .90. Friday night's show services downtown are will Lunch went up 25 cents to begin at 7 p.m., licensed to sell liquor they are while Sl.25; and dinner remains the Saturday night's will taking away busines from the same at Sl.75. This is the fire up at commence at8 p.m. The doors SUB Cafeteria for banquet adjusted guest rate effective will open a half an hour before service. It seems "Attitude this fall. It is the first adjust the show. The Fieldhouse can Adjustment Hours" are ment made since 1967 seat over 12,000 people. There needed. for people engaging in as recorded by M. Gien Lewis will be no chairs in the middle large banquet type dinner Little John's Director of On Campu~ section. conferences . This attitude Living. "The Campus Entertain adju tment hour cannot be This can be viewed as very reasonable ment Committee is trying to catered to because of univer considering you are allowed get quality-type enter sity policy. Therefore, to to eat till your Breakfast Club heart's tainment to satisfy every make ends meet, the overhead content or should I say of $26,000 for rental of kitchen stomach's content. SAT. MORNING 8 :00 - Noon $1 Pitchers student group. However, student support is essential. space and banquet rooms, an L ook in the near future for The entire year's enter increase charge on the ail an optional meal plan set on a basis tainment is hanging on it," nutritious home-made soup, of 10 meals a week, 15 noted Warden. fresh dairy products and the meals a week or the regular20 ALFRED meals a week. Ticket price for non main entree at noon is now 10£ The Culinary H ITCHOCK'S 'HORROR LATE students is $6 for the two-night higher. Department is attempting to SHOW TONIGHT " FRENZY" how. So it seems banquets are adjust to your stomach as well ANO SA T URDAY -R- 7:20 & 9:30 very important to relieve the as to your pocketbook. - At 1 1:15 Only " NIGHT O F CINEMA TWO T H E M>UM""' hl(INTA.No\ L IVING D EAD" + Ph 586·9505 Married student housing increases " BLOOD & LACE" ByJoeNistler are approved by the be ready by October 1, 1973 - ELLEN St aff Reporter university and state architect, in time for fall quarter, noted THCAJlt[ IOl(lril...... NOPllloHA Phase three of married the state will open up bids for Lewis. Ph 586-9505 student housing on campus construction in mid The units would be arranged wlii be 120 new apartments on December. If the bids are in a semi-circle around an Ends Saturday at Cinema I College and 15th, according to within the money available, open court used for Mick Jagger in - X Glenn Lewis. Director ot On- construction will begin "as recreational activities. "The "PER FORMANCE" 7 & 9 Campus Living at MSU. soon as the frost is out of the sidewalks will be six feet wide Five new units of 24 ground, probably in March." and connect the units to each apartments each have been according to Martin Whalen of other and the street. Also, ail designed by an architect from the physical plant. streets and parking space will Great Fails. After the plans An all five units would likely be peripheral," Lewis said. To accomplish the erection of the five 2~-story units, the university will have to tear out between 40 and 60 of the old M.U. N. DANCE married student "stacks " w hich have been tempora;y housing since 1947. Featuring He said that the '47 stacks cost renters between $45 and 50 a month. However. they must fur nish their own COMFORT f urniture and pay for utilities. In addition, MSU is forced to put a large am ount of money Sat., into repairing antiquated Sept. 30 pl u m bi n g, wiri n g, and stairwells. Fire and sa nitation 9-1 hazards are also problems encountered in what some SUB BALLROOM students consider the campus SHE'S "ghetto." THE GIRL WITH THE POWER " ft could be MSU's first victory I n comparison, the phase .. .TO TURN YOU ON! .. .TO TURN dance of the year" three apartments will cost YOU OFF! students about $120 a month, but will i n clude heat. electricity, a washer and Cost: $1.50 dryer. table and chairs, couch, carpeting, drapes, a stove, and a headbolt heater. MOVIE The Reivers Place: SUB THEATRE A Re1\ r 1s a bra\1 ler.
Date: SEPT. 30 4OCT I A Re1\er 1s a camp Time: 7:30 p.m. A dmission: 0 75 Steve McQueen sI • is the head Reiver. "ONE OF T HE YEAR'S - R- •' A wonderful movie! MOST PLEASANT "!JirJl'ITttu.nn: 7 : 30 A m agical IOlUl""' lllOl'fTAHA mystery tour." Ph 586·9505 STARTS SATURDAY! 9: 15 , .. " .. ·•tf'l.. :\1 0 \'IE EXPERIENCES.'' '"'"' l - THE EX PO NE T • • Friday, <;ept. 29, 1972 The response you Thanks Bozeman and have given The Gallatin Valley! is most gratif ing
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If You Prefer • MEN'S LADIES' BRANDS BRANDS Levi's for guys Shoes by Fon Fare Lee Davis Campus Jones of New York Munsingwear Alex Coleman Tony Lama Nardis of Dallas Boots H Bar C Jarman Levi's for gals Shoes .Caper Mates Hagger Slacks Act Ill 01 Stor~ Hovrs- In The Buttrey Center Ac;::. 9 o.m. to 9 p.m. PorJ:mg Under the hill
Under The Hill answer. Forget the troubles of shocking content when you try By i\tichael J . O'Hanlon the world. Peace only comes to save them even at six tn the Hurry! Hurry! Hurry! Your through Jesus. All the wars in morning on Saturday. last chance to get saved! God the world will end when people You can see Sa tan in the way loves you! The plan, friends, is find Jesus, the true Jesus, the they hold their heads trying to own per onal Change - good or bad? simple. Guaranteed' Your One Jesus, my blot out the words as if even last chance to keep from Jesus. the sound were pain. They try one to chase you when trying to Change at Montana State University - What? Could peering into the eternal flame, It is quite plain. All who the save them at mealtimes believe Moo U is actually moving ahead? Yes , from frying in perdition, from follow me will live, and the University play eternal trying to get them to leave the conservative rock foundation of the Montana having Satan rest will die. It does not matter outside needs on you. God miserable food of this earth System is actually beginning to look at the Halloween pranks that they may be good, that demanded of the institution and is moving towards meeting will love you. for the finer food of Heaven. they may appear as kind and They may assault you with these. Halleluia! generous men, if they do not some people and their old All you have to do is believe fists when you are putting Change is a painful thing for follow my Jesus, they are than they were 20 years what I believe, pray as I pray. God's light under the argument of how "things are better dead, for they are evil. God outnumbered by the progressiveness of new God has chosen little old windshield wipers of their ago," is now being has sanctified me, has people in all aspects of campus life, working together here at insignificant me, miserable cars, even if you only bend the worm that I am. He has given sanctified my church, has wiper a tittle bit. MSU. chosen the least of his by those who have felt that higher me the answer. Yes, friends, They may have you thrown Change is cherished subjects, (me, of course) to pace and adapt, instead of remaining he has given it to me. Do not in jail when all eise fails and education should keep lead mankind in the joyous hiding behind its intellectual curtain of listen to the others. They are they cannot have you driven aloft and untouched, path, whose joy is magnified verbiage. heretics, fakes, and phonies. out of their houses, (houses of multisyllable by wa LC' hing the suffering of open, positive and effective They are tools of Satan. perdition) any other way. But Change needs those not chosen. communication. It is felt by many that an information gap Friends, there is only one friends, you must persevere, are exists in the chain of events at MSU. This is the link that the answer. One way. Yes , But, friends, there you must be strong, for you campus media will try to fill in the coming year. friends, God is a metropolitan pitfalls. Friends you will be are right, you are glorious, not Change is initiated for many reasons. MSU' step was a avenue. Don't get caught in a persecuted, you will be quite as glorious as me, but tight pocketbook, which made the boys upstairs take a look in dead end alley with all the vilified. Yes, friends, the fairly glorious. And as for the the mirror. others. Follow me up the wicked of the world flourish on poor, suffering souls who shut Change is wonderful. It feels so good LO be a lean, strong broad boulevard of salvation. Saturday morning, the day of ou! God's holy light, screw steer and moving instead of a fa told pork barrel. Our hats off to Forget the rest, Jesus is the the devil. The evil say words of them. the Montana State Legislature for the initial kick. Thanks, fellas, you did MSU a favor. Gary Gullickson Bs. Mgr. G-'RAF f ITT 1 Letters to The Editor
By Ron Bybee To the editors, been denied the right to exist that they didn't forget this I think that Rev. Jack they were land in 2000 years. While watching the Democratic convention last summer, I in the land where Jennings who wrote the article taken up arms If Mr. Jennings is noticed that the McGovern supporters must have been pretty born, have (The Mustard Seed) this as terrorism at the broke. Three of them were sitting up front sharing one against the Israelis in 1967 condemning Tuesday about the why didn't he cigarette. "'freedom fighters." Olympics MunichDeal forgot or I am a Lebanese student condemn the Israelis who that the PREVENT FOREST FIRES - REGISTER MATCHES pretended to forget who lived the drama of the killed 200 villagers in South people who act in Munich are tragedy of the Palestinian Lebanon last week, by Will Rogers once made a suggestion that no country should part of Palestinians people, who are refugees in bombing their homes ... and be allowed to start a new war until the old one has been paid Refugees! Arab countries since 1948. It killing many children. It for. I agree with Mr. Jennings seems that everyone here seems that Mr. Jennings still that any human being is wants the Palestinians to believes in the racism idea of but those SIN QUICKLY - GO~ !5.'~~TCHING UP WITH US' against killing. forget their country after 24 chosen people. people (Palestinians) have years when the Jews pretend Mustapha Ghaddar Riddle of the Week: Arch., Jr. How do you get a doohickey? Answer in classifieds. Aid forms available with his employer. The lis-t of As in the past, many forms jobs is provided by the of financial aid will be financial aid department. this available to MSU students The second type of job year. finance plan is student Eligibility is determined by employment. Under this financial need and unless the program, the university pays student is independent a 100 per cent of the students confidential statement as to salary. However, there is one parent's income must be catch. Jf a student's financial included in the completed need has been met by the forms. federally funded financial aid Loans and scholarships in programs, he may not be many fields are being offered eligible for this program along with job opportunities unless he initiates a change in under work study and student his financial aid package. employment plans. "If a student does not make Work study, the most this change, it could create a plan, advantages job finance liability for the university," many students with provides state coordinator of student in a variety of different jobs employment, Paul Tone. The federal fields. The reason for this concern is this government helps because the department could SO percent program by paying be liable to repay the student of the student's earnings, financial aid program as well thereby requiring the as the student. To prevent employing department to pay problems of this type, student only 20 per cent plus student employment asks that the b enefits. This enables student inquire through the The Exponent Is an lnde d departments LO hire many financial aid office before more students than 'ltherwise 0 1 getting an on campus job. ;~~~~;fi~!~~·6~ possible. Under this program, :~~:~~:~: "it7~P~~~~~~·~~~:~~:~~;:~~~~~ce weekly except Approximately five to six holidays and final week d 1 w a student can also find a job in hundred students are received Students of Montana State u~~l~e;~I~ sc~ool year by the Associated Exponent, Student Union BullJi~ office of PUblicatlon, m any of the ptlblic or private in student employment and the "it" in Bozeman, Montana 59715 Editorial b g, I ontana State University, non-profit orgaruzations roughly 400 in work study. On 333. Subscription rates ~econd cl~ssus ness Phone 587-3121, e.tt. Bozeman. The student in this 0 8 the average of 2,000 studjents ~o$nc:apn:·,~ :;: :~~~t ~lthln the Unlte~ ;tt!~e s ~~~d l t~tp~~!~~~~ way is able LO choose a job in receive some type of financial 11 bis field of interest and aid not including federally - J arrange his hours and oay Insured loans. 4 - THE EXPONENT • • Friday, Sept. 29, 1972 Jo all who are interested m the ldgar Reward: $160 .00 tor mtormat1on l he ott1c1ally registered Hurd Hoor For Sale: Purebred Siamese kittens, Cayce In Search torGod.call587-8363 lead mg to the recovery ot the Canon H Hannon 1s operating under the tresh well trained, good with children. $5.00. or 586-5640. camera that was stolen trom Sulhvan 's new guidance ot Jan and Linda. Any Ph. 586-6148. Bosom 1t all Foto. lhe last three numbers ot the other 3FH 1s m m1t1als only and cannot else tails grab the plunger Aunt B's love inducer 3FH senal numbers: body 069. lense 978. possibly be ot same quahty. for proper and hormone With the advent of woman's producer, absolutely hb and leap merchandise. call 994 -2 084 or 3fH . guaranteed to year. any girl who would like a date this r Crtwh I d h Reloadingpressw1th2setsoldyesand keep you teettrom smelhng. Only $1.15 weekend with any ot several nice guys. a~~ :nack~e'"no~u~~:~ sa:is;'~e~~ one box 30·30 bullets. No calls from fri. Attention: The Fat Indian Bar & Gnll 1s at Villa ge Casuals. call 4963 or 3954 or 3488 or 4077 or tondues and homemade sausage evening till Sat. evening, please. 6- ott1cially opened. Y. Plastics has fallen 4036. I 5528. into the clutches ot wicked women. Used Book Store now at Country Book londues. lhe Carthweel is now open Black Forest lroll's hideaway days a week. Dining room opens at lhe New Genesis 1s interested has been Shell on West Mam . Get your reference Blood drawing next week 3fH in w1llg1ve . 5:00. Our big d1nmg room menu aud1t1oning male talent (singing) and a re-estabhshed'" a new location . books at a bargain. See you there! features trom a hamburger to a bass player II interested call Jack Bardo!' - We must, we must have tall 8 x 35 one bedroom trailer tor sale. For Sale: Siamese kittens. used couch complete gourmet dinner. lry us. Jennings(head honcho)at587-4280or rush. Good location. Contact Mike and chair Donna says it's time to head tor · 994- Call 587-8919 atter 5 Drinks are alwa6s mixed to pertect1on. go to Campus Chnstian Center. the hills. - Hollywood 4736. Will do babysitting 587 16 m my home. Please Phone · O. Montana state ID 3 Floor Hedges 1s a phoney . 3 floor Will Poverty Ranch no calls Fri. evening !Ill Sat. stay .with the old (0) evening required Music usually fnday and Hannon remains in business as usual 3FH, or will they take the shirts Call 6-5528. HARllR'I Saturday nights. with its lower than ever pnces. Call elsewhere. Stay tuned to this section ot AUCTION llOUll • For Sale: l Pioneer SR202 anytime. 994-2084, Rm . 326 your local paper tor the latest Lost: Little boy's maroon carcoat. size, reverberation amphlier and l Craig developments. a use-.. or 6 near married student housing. 3302 eight track ca rt ridge Recently relaxed mail regulations ------..~ Return at 1207 fox. player/ recorder. W• "'r 5.porot.ly or by the HouMNI, txcellent tor stereo permit native westerner, 29, For Sale: Kne1ssll blue stars with or YfN May Consign Yow MwdtondiH'f- Male grad h 586 5962 1mpnsoned in Ohio. unhmited Saloman bindings, $90 . Call needs room, not mmre t an sound system. Call . . correspondents. Anyone wishing to. ask tor Pu be. 7-4769, We Guarentee $15 a month Call 581-892/ Wanted : lext book tor S. Jus.101 - lntr please write Dawud A. Rahman, 133 ------1Satisfaction found: One puppy in Buttrey's parking at Time of Sal to Crim Justice & Law lntorcement. 506, Box 511. Columbus. Ohio 43216. Eggs and Beano 's - Campings on tor "87 1087 I d d G 11 bu t bo 11 lot. Call , · , pay or a an ermann WI y, ren or rrow . ca this weekend. lgg 's where are you ·1 LAIG£ 5£UCT10N 587 89 J;FH - How about a two tor one sale. Stinney ...... , '"'"""'''u•••-.. -o. ..,..., identity pup. -0 1. for Sale: Voice ot Music ste reo. Runs. !!!!"'""'" A garage sale AfS high school students Wanted: One female roomate to share a but could use some work, ...... "',..,s abroad Monday, Oct. 12 at 9:oo am $35. Call /- Next Dohor is bldu11dp ingtythDe bsbtrogtehst CUSTOMER to tra1lerw1th 3girls, $45a month . Inquire stage in t e wor . ain e 1e. e 6:00 p'm 1920 Spring Creek Dnve. at Covered Wagon lra1ler Ct on N l/, 0302 alter 5 pm. electrifying topless wonder will make CONVENIENCE Includes bake sale. Some items will be No. 20 For Sale: Boy 's IO-speed Murray bike 1n her debut soon' Hafner Will Buy Early household items Dayt1mes1tterorcombinat1on ots1tters. ~c:;;d cond1t1on. Call 7-0302 alter 5:30 ~ & Pickup When Anyone interested in Ayn Rand 's Hours negotiable, 75 cents/hour. 58/- • t;; <» M philosophy ot Ob1ect1v1sm call 58/- 4391 evenings. Gopher - Losing your camera m a ~ ~J · Keady to ove. 882D alter 5:30 pm. or 587 -/853 alter FH good luck. _ Bosom 'box" 3 1s one thing. But grabbing a ICAU llLOllADE 311-6062\ 6:00 pm. peace 1s another. 10 A.M . .. s , _.. w..w.,. ... .,,. ,...... _, 1 1 1 1 0 :;;~,;~~:::~~:::~~~~~:::~::a:~:::::::::~:::;;;r::::::::;::;:~:;;;;,: :~;:~; :~ :::;::°,~;:;k; :;;:°,~;r;::~; ::t~:°={ffi~-~~:~i:~:~::~:;~;~j::~~~J1,:::~~::~;~::;/fIJttf.:{:::;/{:~GJ\tJ?{}{}:;:~;;:~:;:;:::tJ The Cat Box. • • With the week /y mutterings from the Hill
FRIDAY, 29 SEP'l 'EMBER MONDAY, 2 OC'l'OBER Dance tonight. Model United ations has KGLT and Pacifica present the first of a WEDNESDAY,40UCOBER three part series booked "Com tort," a rock group from Butte. entitled "Under the Gun" KGLT gives you a chance to meet the boss tonight. Join Captain America tor their tirst dance of the quarter. Snark, the Purple Pirate tonight as MSU President Dr. Carl Mcintosh and the Pusilanimous Four long, stomping hours from 9 'til 1 am in people !or - what else'! gets the third degree from Nancy Lungren. The - Fish and chips. Freaks, the SUB Ballroom. Admission is ~l.50 at the wierdos and other 9 o'clock Wednesday program hit some snags peeps door. tune in at 9: 00 pm. last year but Nancy and Barry promise an Ecologists, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Uay environmentalists and nature enlightening show. Despite any similarity, this freaks, check this Saints is holding an open social - everyone one. Outdoor Club plans is not a continuation of "Under the Gun." short talks, a slide show welcome. Time is 6: 30 pm at 1316 South Fifth. and other hijinks they The Red Cross donut dollies are draining won't disclose. And more: Allen-shun! Veteran 's Organization will be Learn the secrets of blood again today. Stop by and drop your load the Outdoor Club Circus. Details meeting at 7 pm, room 137 in the SUB. at 7: 30 pm in in the SUB Lounge. ew Room 139, SUB. recruits welcome. Seniors and graduate students: lf you The real circus on campus! Who will win - missed Tuesday's information session offered legislators or football fans'! Student senate SA'l'URDAY. at 6 by the Career Placement Center don't despair. au SEPTEMBER pm, Madison. Jefferson Room in the SUB. Find out what you are worth to the outside Viddles! Booster All independents interested in breakfast for everyone. intramural world. Same time, same Athletic touch football must place. See Tuesday for director Tom Parac claims, "The organize their teams and details. breaktast is open to every student, because turn in a roster of names to Dobbie Lambert. Wrestlers are needed for the MSU varsity every student is a booster." Every student is an Room 208 of the Gym, by 5: 00 pm. Individuals team. lf you have mat muscles stop by the early riser, too - 7:30 am, Baxter Hotel. not already on a team are also encouraged to basement of the Old Gym at 5:30 pm. f'irst glimpses ot the Fighting Bobcats and sign-up and will be organized into teams on Coach Emsick is the man to call for their coaches may be had at 11: 30 pm at Van Tuesday. . more information at campus extension 4221. Winkle Stadium as they warm-up for their first Women's volleyball tryouts in the Old Gym If chess is your bag conference battle. Get psyched up early and start today through Friday. Shake stop by the SUB at 7: UO a leg, ladies. pm and meet beat the ticket lines. Six O'clock. MSU's chess club. Hilltop Hoedowners get it on at 7: 30 pm in BIGGIE The American Society of Civil Engineers OF 'l'HE WEEK ... the SOB Barn west of the Hedges complex. Football Action! are showing a movie, "River Must Live " which Coach Sonny Holland's There are rumblings of a hayride in the future. Fighting Bobcats take on they are enthusiastic about. Show time is 7 pm. the University of Zero Population Growth is meeting tonight Idaho's Vandals for the ·Associated Women Students (circus'! what first home game of the in Room 310 of the SUB at 7: 30 pm. lf you want year. Game time is circus'!) at 5: 00 pm in the Big Horn l::!U pm at Van Winkle · to start early, meet at 7 pm by the newspaper Stadium, Yellowstone Room of the however, students and faculty are SUB. barrel outside the Exponent encouraged to help stack to get their tickets early. newspapers for recycling. Procrastinators might find long ticket lines as TUESDAY, 3 OCTOBER the downtown gridiron was never designed for The Career Placement Office will conduct THURSDAY,50CTOBER this. Tickets can be purchased at the an interview information session for seniors Fieldhouse An ASMSU senator is an omnivorous 8·5 pm Monday through l<'riday, and graduate students at 4: 00 pm in Room 105, and creature, whose carnivorous tendencies wane 8-11 ~m on Saturday. Price for full Reid Hall. Topics covered include placement timenytudents after election. Not yet extinct, some attempt to is one dollar per game or Sil for a services, interviewing information, letter and four game hibernate in winter while others gather in season. Part time stude'.'ts pay $2 resume writing, job prospects and salary groups of twenty or less in early evening per game or $6 for the season. ASMSU has information. Sounds like a great chance on the to get Hill at 6: 00 pm. planned free bus service to and from campus. the word on the ways of the Be careful! Observe them only working world. at a distance. Dr. Carl Lobitz is handling half time. See you Join KGLT for part two of "Under the Are you looking for what's there. Gun," Pacifica's latest extravaganza. If you happening'! There are over MSU's movie of the week starts its two missed Monday's presentation it's not too late, fifty organizations and night run. activities on campus that Entitled "The Reviers" and starring as Fearless Antony, Kama Su tr a and La Lula la make things happen. Steve McQueen Most need new members and Sharon Farrel,_the movie Belle join the cast for more fish and chips. and workers. Be part is based on Faulkner of what's happening 's Pulitizer pnzewmmng Circle K is sponsoring a Red Cross Blood - join something. novel. The scene is rural Captain Snark Mississippi in the Drive starting today. Drop by the SUB lounge and the Pusilanimous early 1900's. Showtime is people rap up their three 7: 30 pm in the SUB between 10 and 4 pm and give a little - blood. part program on theatre. Admission is .75 per person. KGLT's latest Pacifica presentation. that is. A traveling blood trophy will be Despite what you awarded to the living group learned in Family Re., SUNDAY, I OCTOBER with the most donors. "pusilanimous" is not a dirty word. Nine O'clock as usual. KGLT saves the day with a special entitled Spurs and Fangs - 5 pm in the time. AWS has their annual Big "A Realistic Drug Education." The program The Children's Activity Program -Little sister party tonight. If you're invited, the SUH's features a cross s~ction of opinion trom street welcomes newcomers at 7: 30 pm in the SUB. Montana Ballroom is the place. freaks to Baba Ram Doss, a Leary a sociate. CAP needs warm bodies. so it you qualify. top Turn on and tune in at 9:00 pm. by. Last night for "The Reivers." The time is Flying Bobcats rap airplane trom 7-~ pm 7:30 pm in the SUB Theatre. in the SUB. THE EXPO)'IENT • • Friday, Sept. 29, 197;z 5 Wilderness Society presses Alaska suit Lawyers for Alyeska and ~printed From begun drafting a pipeline excavation and other con places, besides many gravel the state of Alaska, both of Wilderness ~port permit. A final decision in the struction activity far beyond a sites, access roads and other The Wllderness Society is case is not expected for some 54-foot maximum right-of terrain-scarring installation , which have intervened in the pressing forward with legal months. way specified by the Mineral he noted. In addition the case on the side of Secretary efforts against the proposed At the Hart hearing Leasing Act of 1920. Alyeska 's project requires a 361-mlle Morton, took a prominent part attorneys for The Wilderness plans call for a 600-foot haul road between the Arctic in the argument before Judge trans-Alaska oil pipeline Hart. despite an adverse decision Society, Environmental construction swath in many Ocean and the Yukon. August 15 in the federal Defense Fund (EDF} and OPERATOR RETIRES AFTER 20 YEARS district court in Washington. Friends of the Earth Attorneys for the Society contended that Secretary of and other environmentalists the Interior Rogers C. B. are appealing a ruling of Morton acted without Judge George L. Hart, Jr., adequate information when he announced on May 11 that he Call girl calls it quits refusing to block the contro versial 789-mile pipeline had decided to approve the In over 20 years as a Miss Bille said workmg on came to break a rather routine project. Judge Hart himself pipeline. John F . Dienelt, Montana State switchboard the campus all these years day. said he expected the case to go EDF attorney, called a draft operator Stella c. Bille has provided an education. "When I think back on all not only to the U.S. Court of environmental Impact state seen phone systems change ."I learned about the those years it was really Appeals but to the Supreme ment published last year "a fromlongconfusingcordsand different departments pretty routine," she said. Court. Dennis M. Flannery, dishonest document" which a high back rocker to the ultra because I got a lot of calls that "Through the years I talked to who heads the Society's he said deliberately omitted or modern Centrex System. I had to refer," sh~ said. so many people and I called lawyers, said he is optimistic distorted significant areas of Miss Bille retired Friday, The one that strikes her as them by their first names, but about the outcome despite the discussion. Even a Sept. 22 . bemg most unusual was the I don't even know what they Hart turndown. voluminous "final impact Her operator career began caller who r~quested Miss look like. There are buildings Judge Hart after oral statement" fails to comply when she was attending MSU. Bille to tell all about the on this campus I've never argument by opposing with the requirements of the She went to work for Mountain habits of skunks." even been in." attorneys on August 14 and 15 National Environmental Bell Telephone Co. for a "I guess some people think Miss Bille has high regard dissolved a preliminary Policy Act of 1969, he said. summer and stayed 20 years. the operator should know for the Centrex system, which injunction he issued in April, Dienelt charged that Mr. She is a member of the everything," she laughed: "I switched the university's 1970 . But attorneys for Morton ' s department Telephone Pioneers. referred them to the right phones to an automatic Alyeska Pipeline Service Co ., deliberately decided "to She started at MSU in 1949. department that should know system. oil-company consortium remain ignorant" of the "We had an old style manual about skunks." "I sure like it," she said. "I formed to build the huge advantages of either deferring board and an old high back Miss BIUe said not too many wish w~,'d had it five years pipeline, promised that no the project or substituting a rocker to sit In, " she recalled. calls such as the skunk one earlier. construction would be started combined oil-gas pipeline "I guess we had about 300 before the appellate court corridor across Canada. phones and six lines from rules, and a Justice Flannery attacked the town." Free quarter returns Department lawyer said the government's intention of At that time duties of permitting a government has not even bulldozing, gravel campus operator were many. . WITH GEMS FROM STUDENT BARDS She was responsible for The Free Quarter (a students and depends on making all inter-campus campus literary-art student ·ontributions of calls. Phoners would pick up magazine) has begun its written n.aterial for it their phones and Miss Bille second year of existance. content. This material may be would answer, "Number There will be three issues turned in at the Free Quarter please." That system was published this school year, box at the SUB desk. People Open House changed in 1957 when MSU coming out each quarter a interested in working on the went to a direct on-campus week before final week. This staff should leave their name, dial system. year the magazine will address and phone number at This September the Centrex experiment with printing the same place. The magazine System was put in operation articles of general interest is also interested in art and now the three campus along with short stories and (prints, drawings, photos} and Party! operators mainly handle poems. will collect these materials information calls. There are from the art and photo The magazine At The about 2,700 phones on campus. is run by departments. i{fr ~pnrt athaltt "X" Rated French Performers Oct. 14, 1972 Everybody Invited! MICHELIN "X" RADIALS B.F. Goodrich Sonic Belted Refreshments Served "60" Series for young and old Free Replacement Guarantee Check out the new ~ki gear W~t:~~!;ers 47 2 ~.x DOOR PRIZES! Included Blizzard, Kastle, Kneissl, Dynamic, Dura Fiber, - ALINEMENT - Shocks - Brakes Lange Nordica, Molitar, Scott, Obermeyer, Ross and MORE - BEST BALANCING - German Hoffman Balancer All Sizes and Models - SPEED LANE - Fast Service RETREADS - Only Retread Plant in Bozeman ~port ar~altf INVENTORY - Largest in Southwestern Montana
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0 ----~-----~- THE EXPONENT * * Friday, <;ept. 19, 1912 '- 7 Jobs offered abroad Computer alway_s righ_t Los Angeles, California - "We have a program called Jobs Europe," he continued, wrong only if it crashes. The 1t 1s replaced. A tape dnve or a "Jobs for young people are "Thirty per cent of th~ new, computer - doesn't make disc pack may fail, or a major available in Europe" said Dr. "and guarantee salaried jobs in Switzerland, England and transfer , and foi mer errors. The errors come from part of the operating system F.X. Gordon, President of returning st~dents made ~t the program, what goes into may break down," he said. Princeton Research, at a Belgium, for some 2,000 young people 18 to 29 years of age. least one mistake _on th_eir the computer," said Frazier. "If students would look at University of Southern Cali mark-sense _registrati~n According to MSU system their mark sense sheets more fornia in tervlew yesterday. These are summer, fall, winter and spring jobs as sheet, th~s causing a delt~~~ analyst Mike Lowry, a carefully when they are filling Just back from Europe he said general help (trainees) in reg1sten. ~g . about . • computer can have a variety them out, everyone would "the 300 million people hotels, restaurants, super students,_ said MSU registrar of partial breakdowns, but a benefit," noted Lowry. Common Market is booming. markets, department stores, "On the other hand," he Joe Frazier Thursday. complete breakdown is quite Last spring, MSU students steward and stewardess on Frazier, in a pa_rual attempt rare. had a record-low eight per stated, "we foresee continued trains, etc." to refute accusations by many "Something breaks, and the cent error rate in their mark- youth unemployment in the students that Sigma 7·. the computer can't function until sense registration sheet. United States until at least Board and room are usually MSU computer, was entirely October of 1973. U. S. provided and friends can work at fault, said there has been no • Corporations are still cutting together if they apply major computer breakdown • back personnel and are not together. Participants since last fall. Girls, get In the swim planning for replacement. arrange their own bargain As an example, he listed the education major who is youth or student fare Women who want to Although the improving sociology-speech mixup which improve their swimming experienced in water safety U.S. economy will create transportation and depart was rampant the past week. anytime to work 2 to 6 months skills are invited to enroll in an Instruction and senior life some jobs, more young people Many students attempted to saving. Instruction will be or longer. evening course offered this are entering the job seeking register for a speech course fall by the Montana State divided into three sections, market. In fact some 1,300,000 "Over the past 12 years we (subject area 91), but marked University Continuing beginning, intermediate and per year. 1973 High School and have helped place more than a 90 (sociology) on their mark Education and Physical advanced. College graduates will face a 10,000 young people in Europe sense sheet. And since both the Education departments. Registration fee for the non long search. and England, " Gordon speech and sociology courses The first session will be held credit course is $15, and concluded. in question had the same Tuesday, Oct. 3. Classes will students can sign up at the ~ For free informa lion send a number, the computer did not meet each Tuesday through first class meeting. stamped self-addressed kick out the incorrect sheets, Dec. 5 at the gymnasium pool, For more information. business size envelope to Jobs but instead put the erring from 7 to 9 p.m. contact the continuing Europe, Box 44188, Panorama students in the wrong class. Course instructor will be education office, 213 Hamilton City, California 91412. "The computer can be Robin Lawyer, a physical Hall, telephone 994-3851.
.sv."", ~ .,r~ '°~ ~ "~s;.;. ~., At last. o~ A bike bag that ~• Guess the number• of Swingline Tot staples in the ja r. The jar is approximately square will probably outlast -3" x 3" x 4'h ". Look for the clue about "Tot" capacity. The "Tot 50 '" is uncondition your bike. all y guaranteed. It staples, tacks, mends and costs only 98¢ sug gested retail price at Stationery, Variety and College Bookstores with 1,000 s taples and vinyl pouch. Swingline Cub Desk and We feel this is the stu rdiest Hand Staplers for $1.98 each. bike bag ever offered. Fill in coupon or send postcard. No purchase required. Entries must be It's made of water repellent postmarked by Nov. 30, 1972 and re· DuPont® Nylon, with extra wi de ceived by Dec. 8. 1972. Fmal decision by an independent judgmg organization. shoulder straps, waist ba nd, In case of tie. a drawing delermines a winner. Oller subject to all laws and a two way nylon zippered top void in Fla ., Mo .. Wash ., Minn. & Idaho. pouch, plus an extra zippered IMPORTANT: Write your guess outside the envelope, lower Jefthand corner. side pouch. Th is bag is perfect for the day hiker or bike rider. It's size is fifteen inches high, twelve and a half inches wide, and five inches deep. Olympia Beer is offering this bag for $8 . ~0.
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_5>~! (Slate) (Zip Code} J.:> oo S• •" ..,"" A~e Lo"9 b••"d c.1., N v 11101 I Indicate chOice of color Blue or Orange Visitors are alwa s welcome at the Olympia Brewing Company, Tumwater, Washington , e to 4:30 everyday. •01y•® 8~------~ - THE EXPONENT • * Friday, Sept. 29, 1972 /DAHO GRIDSTERS NATURE FREAKS Vandals to invade Club lures new sportsmen The Montana State Bobcats Autrey. Both wide receivers, This school year will mark from several open their Big Sky Conference split end Collie Mack and ested in participating will hours in the the second big year of the MSU Bozeman vicinity football campaign here flanker Kirk Dennis, have have the opportunity to to many Outdoor Club. The Outdoor days In areas Saturday against defending excellent speed. compare many types of as distant as Club evolved from a small Mexico. champion Idaho. Montana State has played camping, mountaineering, collection of backpack enthu and winter Club sponsored programs Game time at Van Winkle three non-league games, all sports equipment. siasts and fair-weather sight The included slide shows, stadium is 1: 30 p.m. away from home. The Bobcats Outdoor Club plans to movies, seers as well as a group of purchase and lectures as well Idaho, a near-unanimous lost to North Dakota, defeated equipment that will as serious serious naturalists and profes enable them to construct discussions of wilderness and selection to $peat in 1972, was North Dakota State and were their sional sportsmen. Formed in own sleeping bags, tents, ecological issues of interest to upset in its Big Sky opener last beaten 34-7 last weekend at the Fall of 1971, the club has parkas, and packs. Plans are outdoor enthusiasts. weekend by Weber State, 26- Cal Poly. grown to become one of the also underway to begin The ambitious president of 10, so now faces an uphill a Holland said early this largest clubs on campus, bicycle clinic which will this exciting MSU Outdoor battle to the throne room. week, "We're going back to boasting approximately one instruct members about tools Club is Ron Zuber, a Recrea "We'll be ready to play," the basic fundamental hundred members, male a nd and repair methods. tion Area Management major. says MSU coach Sonny teaching of offense and female. Last year the MSU Outdoor He extends an invitation to all Holland, "but Idaho will be as defense. Offensively we need Because of its increasing Club jumped into many exhi interested students and stiff a test as we will get all work on timing and execution. membership, those inter- larating activities such as faculty to attend meetings year." The Vandals won Sand Defensively, well, we've just backpacking, rock-climbing, which are held each Monday Jost 3 a year ago and appear as got an awful lot of work to snowshoeing, caving, and evening at 7: 30 in Room 139 of strong this season. do." bicycle touring. Trips lasted the Student Union Building. They defeated Ohio University 17-14 in their 1972 Montana State moved the opener at Moscow. Idaho had football well at Cal Poly, but an edge in the statistics at couldn't make up for its Weber, but the Wildcats mistakes - three lost turned two pass interceptions fumbles, three pass and a fumble recovery into interceptions and five major quick third quarter penalties. Four of the touchdowns and moved from a turnovers led to Cal Poly 10-6 halftime deficit to their 26- touchdowns. 10 victory. Sam McCullum, junior split Idaho had the best defense end from Kalispell, was a in the league a year ago and standout, catching six passes again has a big line and an for 90 yards and one experienced secondary. touchdown. The 6-1, 198- "They're big and strong and pounder has caught four are real hitters," Holland touchdown passes in three a said. "They really test an games. Sam Mccullum, Bobcat offense." Tops on defense was Doug wide receiver, leads the team Sophomore Ross Goddard Vickery, a senior corner back. In scoring with 26 points In directs the Vandal offense, He has come on strong after three games. Altogether, he which features running backs recovering from an injury has caught 12 passes for 185 Bernie Rembert and Mike during pre-season drills. yards. He is a junior. Churches of Bozeman Welcome You to Worship
ASSEMBLY OF GOD (;HRISTIAN-DISCIPLES EPISCOPAL LATTER DAY SAINTS First Assembly of God Grand Avenue Christian Church St. James' Episcopal Church Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day ~21 W. Mendenhall; Tel. 586-5343 llO S. Grand; Tel. 586-6944 S. Tracy & Olive; Tel. 586-9093 Saints The Rev. John R. Weaver Jeff C. Holder, Pastor The Rev. Ernest Badenoch, Rector 1316 S. Fifth Sunday Worship ll: 00 AM Sunday Worship ll: 00 AM Sunday Services 8: 00 & 10: 00 AM Sunday Services: 9: 30, ll: 00 AM, 6: 00 PM BAPTIST (;KRISTIAN REFORMED Bozeman Baptist (;hurch Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of (Fundamental Baptist) Boreman Christian Reformed LUTHERAN N. Fifth & Villard Latter Day Saints :JO!I E. Garfield Christ The King Lutheran Church (LCA) 90"2 W. Main Lester Mengel, Interim Pastor John A. Peterson, Minister 1924 S. Third at Kagy: Tel. 587-4131 Sunday Services 10: 00 AM George B. Hewitt, Branch Pres. Sunday Services ll: 00 AM & 7: ()() PM & 7: 30 PM The Rev. Curtis B. Haney, Pastor Tel. 587-3097 Sunday Services ll: 00 AM Sunday Worship 9: 45 & 11: 00 AM Grace Baptist (;hurch (;KRISTIAN SCIENCE I Independent Baptist) First Church of Christ Scientist First Lutheran Church ( L THE EXPONENT * * Friday, ~ept. 29, 1972 - 9 Helping the grid fan For those students who there early. Also, be sure to sit purchased up until 11: 30 $6.00 or S2.00 a ticket at the tolerance on the part of the plan to attend any of the home on the sunny side of the field Saturday morning. This gate. tudents would be appre games of MSU's football and show the alums how it procedure will hold true for all Bob Pearson, student ciated as there will definitelv team, here are a few pointers. feel to be co ld for a change. home games . director of Athletics, be a few inconvenience at Be sure you go to Van Winkle Another wise move would be mentioned that it is now Van Winkle Stadium. " Stadium at Bozeman Senior to purchase your tickets early. If you are a real hot football possible to purchase a ticket Inconvenience or not, at least High. The seating capacity of Tickets for this week's game tan. 'you might be better off to which covers both the football those who want to watch the Van Wtnkle Stadium is around are on sale now at the purchase a eason ticket and basketball seasons. The Bobcats play their home 6,700, so to avoid the hassle get Fieldhouse a nd can be which is only three dollars for cost of such a pass is only games will be able to do so any student that has paid his $12.00 which averages out to without having to travel an\' activity fee; otherwise, the be S.67 per game. great distance. · cost is a dollar per gam e. For Hopefully, students will students who have not paid an Pearson summ ed up the view next year's games in State Side Lites activity fee, a season ticket is ituation by adding, " Any considerably more comfort. By M ax E rickson Cautious optimism. How can anyone regard the 1972 edition of the MSU foo tball Films team with aid anything more cat than that'! followers Having spent three dismal years with the grid squad Montana State athletic myself, I'll have to commit myself more than director Tom Parac has Holland or a member of his Each Thursday from 9: 30- the average MSU fan. announced a series of fall staff will show a film of the 10: 30 a.m. the Ca m pus Coffee Although the Cats have played three programs designed for the previous week's game at each Cats will meet in the Student games, the season hasn't really started for the benefit of Bobca tfootball fans. Wednesday meeting. Those Union Building on campus. studentfans. The first game with North Dakota meetings are scheduled at Like all meetings, students, was closer than the twenty point difference 7:30 p.m. at the Baxter staff, faculty mem bers and indicated. The second game, played in Great The programs, scheduled M~zzanine. the general public are invited. Falls, was an explosion in NCAA small college each week, will begin Also, Parac said each Free coffee will be served. football. Our Bobcats defeated the perennial Wednesday evening with a Wednesday members of the powerhouse North Dakota State Bison 27-24 on review-preview program at athletic department staff w ill The Booster Club breakfasts a last-second touchdown. Then, September 22, the Baxter Hotel and conclude meet with various fraternities are held each Saturday Cal Poly ran over the Cats 34 -7. with a Bobcat Booster and sororities. Each Thursday (before home games) at 7: 30 Bobcat sports on the whole last year were Breakfast before all home they'll meet with students a.m. at the Baxter. A large extremely poor. I n spite of ftnishing in the games at the Baxter. residing in o n -campus crowd is expected Saturday cellar for the all-sports point title, the student Usually. coac h Sonny res idence halls. before the Idaho-MSU game. still back the Cats. The new stadium will be concrete evidence of that. There aren't that many students left this fall who can remember Bobcat football during its period of glory. Yet, I still can't help feeling as if this sc hool wants a winner badly. Money is still a main Errors decide JV game issue, and it will continue to be in the future. ln co nclusion, I urge you to attend the ln an error -filled game Cub touchdowns plus a 32-yard entire defense- played well, game tomorrow against the University of marked by occasional bursts field goal, the Kittens scored especially linebacker Barney Idaho, the defending Big Sky champs. Game. of individual brilliance, the the decisive TD on a 70 yard Carnagey, cornerback Bill time is 2 o'clock at Van Winkle Stadium. Be MSU junior varsity defeated a pass-run play from Crowley, and defensive there for a good football game. lmilar team from UM, 21-16. quarterback Tom Kiely to tackles Bert Markovich and split end Scott Shriver. Mullen. Although the Cubs lost five Dan Wigen kicked all three " We had 16 or 17 freshmen fumbles to th'e Bozeman crew extra points for MSU. starters, and we may have (three of which Steve Mullen ·•we moved the ball real even more i n our last two recovered), they were able to well, but a couple of key games, because some of the block a trio of Kitten punts. penalties and three bad center sophomore starters will be Mullen scored one MSU snaps hurt us ," said assistant moved up to the varsity," said touchdown by grabbing a coach Dennis Erickson. " For Erickson. fumbled punt snap, while example, we had a The Kittens play Western tailback Steve Kracher quarterback sneak from the Montana College here October printed in for his tally from 42 one called back on a holding 20 and finish with another yards out. penalty." home game October 27 against Following two consecutive Erickson also noted that the the Idaho State jv's. MSU trio truck in' hard Three Montana State scoring leader with 26 points. touchdowns and one two-point running backs are averaging The junior split end from conversion. more than five yards per Kalispell has caught four McCullum and Hotchkiss carry, the la test Bobcat touchdown passes and has one are the receiving leaders. statistics reveal. two-point conversion . McCullum has caught 12 Quarterback Zoonie McLean passes for 185 yards and Senior John Hotchkiss is has scored 20 points on three Hotchkiss six for averagtng 5.6 yards per try. 81 yards. sophomore Bob Burns 5.3 and sophomore Wayne Edwards 5.1. Sophomore Bob Burkhart ran well last week at Cal Poly and is averaging 4.3 yards per carry. WANTED: HIKERS! As a team the Bobcats are averaging an even four yards per rushing attempt, compared to a bout three and one-half for their first three The United Campus Christian Fellowship (UCCF) is opponents. sponsoring a hike to Lava Lake this Sunday afternoon, Rain, Snow, or Shine. Leave from the Opponents have an edge in Campus Christian Center, 812 S . 8th Ave., at 1 pm, passing, however. MSU has return by 7 pm. Food provided. Any student cors completed 20-of-54 passes for welcome. Call 587 308 yards and four -4280 for further information. Tom .Kiely, sophomore quar terback from Butte, guided touchdowns, compared to 29- the MS U 1unlor varsity to their victory over the UM Cubs l ast of-60 for 427 yards and six TDs Wednesday. He may be the starting Bobcat qb next fall. for opponents. Sam McCullum is the team 10 - THE EXPO E T * • Friday, 5ept. 29, 1972 Power failure hits SUB The Student Union Building men worked on the problem was the victim of a power checking both the lines from blackout Wednesday the library to the SUB and the afternoon. transformer before detecting The blackout, which lasted the faulty oil switch. After approximately an hour and a finding the source, the half, was apparently caused problem was quickly by a faulty oil switch in the old remedied. library. The bookstore handled the The service shop, working to blackout by lighting candles activate the power in the new and using the hand cranks on PE complex, informed the the registers to ring sales. University that three After the students bought their buildings would lose their books, the personnel closed power for approximately five down and waited by candle minutes. light for the power to come on. According to Ralph Porter, The food service also used assistant general foreman for candles for a few minutes and the service shop, the power continued serving. was cut in one of two ways. The power was restored at "Either when we cut the approximately 3:30. lines to turn off the PE elec tricity or when the power was switched back on in Herrick, ANNOUNCEMENT Hamilton, and the old library, The Career Placement the defective oil switch Office will conduct interview opened" information sessions for The i;roblem, said Porter, seniors and graduate students was not so much the blackout, on October 3 and 4 at 4 pm in but trying to find the source of Room 105, Reid Hall. A seance? Not really. But candle power was the only way to get anything done in the SUB, the power failure. because of the power failure. A group of aboutfive service Topics covered will include: Photo by troll placement services, interviewing Information, letter and resume writing, and job prospects and salary information. SUB cafeteria justifies price hike The same material will be covered at each session. By Ginny Prior profit organization. Its only deal of money for the cafe Managing Editor purpose is to serve the teria," according to Lewis. According to Glenn Lewis, students. The third reason for the director of on campus living, Last year, the SUB food increase is due to the price raises in the SUB service ended up with a 10,000- minimum wage law. Student cafeteria are justified. dollar debt. Since it is not help must be paid a minimum The prices of such items as subsidized by anyone, this of $1.60, and full time $1.85. T e Navy's milk, ice cream, chips, soup, debt must be paid back to the Rental space for the cafeteria and some hot lunches have university. is priced at approximately gone up a nickle or more, and lee cream and milk prices $25,000 per year with overhead in at least one case, the brand have gone up considerably, for (repair of ovens, etc.) costing about $12,000 per year. Officer has been changed to a cheaper the consumer. Before this one. year, however, the SUB had "If the SUB cafeteria were Lewis gives many reasons not raised its dairy prices in to, say, start cooking their for thest! increases. seven years. hamburgers on a grill, they "We haven ' t had an In trying to break even last would have to completely Information Tea increase on anything for three year, the cafeteria tried to remodel the place. A rough years. Last year we post serve a buffet for the students. estimate on the cost of remod poned increases because of After two quarters, it was eling that would be $200,000. the wage.price freeze. Now, determined that the buffet This would include an entirely Will Be on because prices-of many of our was not coming close to different setup both in the products have gone up, we paying for itself. Summer kitchen and the service area," have found it necessary to banquets and buffets on the said Lewis. raise many of our prices to other hand, are very popular According to Lewis, this break even if anything." with conferences that are held could be a possibility if the Campus October The SUB cafeteria ls a non- at MSU. "They make a good students requested it. Cheyenne to be spoken on MSU campus 4, S, & 6 From Montana State students are comprehension and speaking able to see both the similar getting a first-time-ever skills. and contrasting elements chance this fall to study in between two American Mrs. Sanchez plans to set cultures," she said. depth a native American aside some time for language. It will be a busy year for 9 A.M. to 3 P.M. introduction of Northern Mrs. Sanchez. Her family, Cheyenne culture, including including eight children, is Through its Modern tribal mythology and arts and with her In Bozeman. In Languages Department, the crafts. She has invited several addition to teaching she is school is offering a course in guests from the reservation. working with the MSU Center Interested in beginning Northern She feels the Northern for Intercultural Programs as Cheyenne. Cheyenne's well-preserved a counselor for American tribal Identity can help Indian students. Instructor ls Marie Sanchez students gain unique insights And she is taking classes of Lame Deer, a native of the into culture and language herself as a student in Being One of the Northern Cheyenne development. " You should be elementary education. Reservation. Though this ls her first teaching experience at MSU, See Them Mrs. Sanchez held a BECOME A SCUBA DIVER Best~ successful class for elementary grade children • this summer through a Sanctioned - NAVI Instruction 1n The Student program sponsored by MSU Nationally Recognized Card and the Bozeman public schools. Interested Persons Meet Tuesday Four academic credits are Oct. 3 at 7 :30 pm Union Building. offered for each quarter of the in Room 317 of SUB three-sequence MSU course, which stresses listening THE EXPONENT • • Friday, 5ept. 29, 1972 - 11 Grass not rea tty g_one f w 1·th the increasing con- trees. exempting the cost o . f buildings on labor. Sidewalks are added struct1on o . to ou because of the increasing campus. does it ~m dis~ - number of students needing that greenery ts in ~o access to academic buildings. peat i;ig-w;:o\ so. ~~;°d"dof gthe The sidewalks are also used Martin a en, U for emergency fire equipment Ph ys 1ca~Pla~t aii~~en. lawn access. Elimination of mud is 0 Accor mg h s inc;eased yet another function of the area on campus. a of rass in added sidewalks. du:.:~~~ ~~~1:1/ielland the Plans never cease in t~e t:1ds behind the fieldl10use struggle to beauufy the MS~ d Roskie Hall. Whalen campus. A fountain is_ beinn an d that we are actually 1 constructed m ~emor~am of sta e d" g campus area Leon Johnson. l· eas1b11tty ol expan 1 ~ b . 1d.ngs and isolating Garfield Street. the a_l~houllcs are u~i~g added. street in front of the SUl:l; from St ewa . t ly , .• UOO is 7th street toll th street. 1s also Approx1ma e ...,, . . spent annually for flowers and being discussed. First Baptist Church CORNER GRAND & OLIVE ST. Welcomes & Invites 'I11e nursing building. One of the not so publicized buildings that is being erected on campus. Photo by Ion berry ALL STUDENTS TO CHURCH DINNER Senate spends for good causes In a unanimous vote, Missoula tor the l:lobcat Golden. Colorado. tor !tve Thursday night 's student Grizzly game to be played people on ov. 10-12 was October 1st - 6:30 p.m. senate voted ~1600 tor buses to ov. 4. This money will fund funded with :S265.n. take studenl to Van Winkle lW bandsmen going to the Sanna Yost and Kathryn stacl ium trom campus tor game. Sangstad were appointed to Sa tu relay 's first home football Homecoming wa funded the judicial board. Mitchell game ol the year. The buses also. A total of ::;350 was given Conner was appointed to intra can be canceled it stuclents do to the homecoming commit murals board. WITH EACH not use them. tee for the expenses of home· A bill was introduced asking SAVE ~~ S23 It is expected that the buses coming after much di cus that Outdoor Club become a GAS FILL-UP will help the parking problem sion ot the tradition of home recognized student organi Eastman Kodak RETAIL WITH FILL SAVE al 1hc high chool. Ten buses coming. zations. This will be voted on Cl 10-12 ...... 6.30 3.68 2.62 will take students down and Another trip was lunded tor Oct. 5. Cl 10-20 ...... 9.85 5.19 4 66 severa I will return students to the rifle team. The trip to ex 126-12 ...... 6 30 2.89 3.41 campus in a shuttle ser ice ex 126-20 . 9.85 4 28 5.57 free to MSU stuclents. The marching band was Yearbook IS lauded ex 135-20 ...... 9 85 4 28 5 57 EX 126-20 ...... 4.75 2 75 200 given :Sl368 tor a trip to The MSU yearbook has met should resemble the 1972 EX 135-20...... 4.75 2 75 2.00 with overwhelming praise this tormat. Some ot the changes EX 135-36 ...... 7 1 5 3 99 3.16 year. The main reason might will be a new co tor tor the K 135-20 ... 4 .55 2.75 1.80 Girls need be the .. new look" initiated by cover. changed content . and K 135-36 .... 6 90 3 99 2.91 the editor. Larry Thompson." a change in the number ol KA 464.. . .. 5.65 3 47 2.18 A change in format made pages. ELA 464 ...... 6.40 4.16 2 24 assistants the experimental 1972 Montanan a success. There Jn the 197J Montanan there The Camptire Girls of Boze were a few mistake . but as a will be J'l color pages as differ Westgate (C:onos:o) man need volunteer a ist whole the yearbook turned out entiated trom 24 pages of color an1s to help in the local beyond the expectations of the in last year's book. Due to an 923 WEST COLLEGE BOZEMAN progra m. according to staff. Hopes are high for the ASM.S U cutback ol funds. director Susan Strong. 1973 Montanan as well. there will only be 336 pages Leaders. a sistant leaders, Plan have already begun total as compared to 364 pages resource people. camping for next year's annual which in the 1972 vearbook. • counselors, and women interested in pec ial projects Study In Mexico are needed . .. Girls trom the second Sanitarians to keep it dean grade through high school are Winter Quarter 1973 in Camptire. so there is a The 22nd Sanitarians sponsored by MSU and the variety of opportunitie for Training Conference will be at Montana Department of interested volunteers, " aid Montana State University Health and Environmental Organiza tional Mrs. Strong. Monday through Thursday, Sciences. lf interested. contact her at Oct. 2-5. All sessions are open to the Meetings: 37 East Main or call 7-8442 Theme for the meet is "One public and are in the Student during the day. World Once Chance." It is Union Building. WHATS BEING OFFERED Around 75 delegates are expected from M ontana. A Program of individual SKIS SKIS Oregon, Idaho and Wyoming. Several study while living with a speakers will discuss such topics as "The Mexican family at WHY SPEND ALL THAT Sanitarian in the Environ mental Change," consumer Patzvacco or in one of MONEY FOR SKIS protection, Indian health, the nearby occupational hazards of the when you can rent them by the month for as low as sanitarian, coal development communities. $15. in Montana, and noise control. 7:30 pm Thursday All rental money goes toward purchase. Down Jackets - Under $40 October 5 at the Campus Barber Shop Haircuts only S2 50 Missouri Room-SUB Variety Store Behmd the dorms Just drop m or make an l.nckr 1hot dor"'tion (l( 126 South 2nd St. appointment I hr ( n11rr fo• h11nn1hur.. 1 flnigr.im~ Uvingston Mont. \lonl~n;a ~lair l nn 11 - THE EXPONENT • • Friday, Sept. 29, 1972 Drinking in the dorm? The Montana Board of the possession or the use of Regents Is presentl y alcohol in any student's room considering allowing the be abolished in favor of Individual units of the restrictions established by the university system to permit students themselves." 111iii;::::,. the consumption of alcoholic Last spring, MRA pursued ...- beverages on campus. It is not the issue, conducting a known when they will act on campus-wide poll. Of 967 the Issue, according to Andy students participating in the Blank, Director of On-Campus poll, 834 "favored the Housing. changing of university policy to allow drinking on campus." At MSU the groundwork has MRA then proceeded to already been laid. But draw up a set of guidelines. approval by the Board of Among other details, these Regents must come first and guidelines restricted that is not certain, Blank consumption of alcoholic stressed. Approval must also beverages to residence rooms, come from the limited the amount of administration. alcoholic beverages that can However, MSU President be kept in a room to one case of <;arl Mcintosh said in a letter beer or one gallon of hard to Bill Warden, ASMSU liquor, prohi bl ted the The Leon Johnson Mall is finally nearing completion. The only construction leftto be done is president, "I will support the supplying of minors with the finishing of the fountain. recommendation of the Dean a lcoholic beverages, and held of Students, that the students responsible for their administrative prohibition on own actions. Your, -/GURETTE Gowns ... Ski industry on the verge Two Bozeman men who are House Ski and Sports Center, drop in the bucket In involved in the retail ski on the eve of the shop's first comparison with the startling mean a more equipment business predicted anniversary open house on innovations that wait just today that the ski industry is Sunday. around the corner. exciting you . . on the verge of even more Use of materials like They expect the ski industry startling breakthroughs than fiberglass and foam cores in to use more materials from those witnessed to date. skis have radically changed space age technology to make The prediction was made by the ski industry in recent skis lighter and more ·Ed Harrington and Larry years, the men believe. responsive and to make boots, in Merkel, owners of the Round But the changes are only a for example, lighter and more functional. lovelier It has just been a few years, they noted, since foam and nighttime If you are working late and are hungry, don't injection systems were lingerie be afraid to call for Pizza. introduced in boots. Now, this season, adjustable air systems are on the market. Ski boot technology has gone VAN SPYK FIGURETTES a long way from the lace boots of a few years ago to the Frances and Kathy newest buckle systems with 502 W. Lamme 406-587-3417 rear entry, side canting and heel elevation. Bozeman, Montana 59715 ('::::===&=~===A=W=l=N:::N:--IN-:;:G=C=O=M=B=IN=A=T=IO=N::::::::.J THE AGENTS THE PLAN T>- Harry Collier Sarge Putman 388-4480 586-5184 When these men contact you to tell you THE COMPANY Our deliverymen m(!y be strange but they about the living are FAST- benefits of our college plan, you'll recognize 587-5544 them as ... C.l.P. Representatives Suite 1, 7 South Tracy J!arl mark~ Montana State Bozeman, Montana University 587-0408 or 587-4416 THE' EXPON-ENT <; • Frida)-1 Sepl. ii9, 19'72 - 13 Neither cow nor sheep Crazy Mountains discussed When diplomatic courtesies Alaska during the Ice Age against an attacker. were recently exchanged when a land bridge connected But the secret of their The geology of the Crazy "Igneous Activity South and between two world leaders, the orth American continent survival is not found in Mountains Basin was the West of the Crazy Mountain Ovibos Mosehatus, the little· to the Asian continent. Some of military tactics, but rather in theme at the Montana Basin." known "sheep-cow". was the animals migrated as far choice of habitat. They favor Geological Society's annual MSU geology professor Dr. suddenly thrust into the south as Iowa, but were forced the harsh Arctic, that world of field conference held in William J. McMannis was co international wildlife spot to return to a colder climate. bitter extremes where Bozeman this past weekend. author of a paper presented light. Better known as the Known mainly as a hairy enemies and competition for Field trips in the Livingston entitled "Thoughts on the musk-ox, this hairy animal is beast resembling a cross food are minimized. However, McLeod area and in the Evolution and Battle Ridge neither a sheep nor a cow. and between a rhinoceros and a this does not mean that they Bridger Canyon-Wilsall and its Structural Develop while the scientists buffalo, the mu k-ox is a like snow, because the high Ringling-Lennep area high ment." responsible for naming it formidable group enemy, Arctic area they live in has lighted the meeting. Also speaking at the knew little about its specie , which plans it tactical only about 10 inches of Among some 20 papers meeting was Dr. Leslie B. they knew even less about its defenses exactly like the precipitation annually. presented during a Davis, assistant professor of habitat. pioneer wagon trains of the old While the musk-ox appears symposium at Montana State anthropology at MSU. His In a graphic story about this west. When threatened by a clumsy or cumberson, like the University were several by topic was "Prehistoric prehistoric mammal in the polar bear or wolves, they rhinoceros, they are agile and MSU Earth Sciences staff Obsidian Utilization." September-October 1972 issue form a circle to protect their fast, able to make right angle members, including Dr. John McMannis and Herbert D. of Internati onal Wildlife young and provide a horned turns at a gallop over rough Montagne on "Quarternary Hadley of Billings co-chaired barrier which usually magazine, -published by the 3- country. Horns are among the Geological Principles, A Base the conference, which discourages the predator. m illion member National sharpest and most effective of Line for Development in the stressed applications of Wildlife Federation, Jack They also rearrange the circle any animal, and the hoofs are geology to the search for oil to allord search and destroy Gallatin Canyon Area," and Denton Scott points out that it constructed to spread on and gas. mis ions by one member Dr. Robert A. Chadwick on originally came from Asia to slippery surfaces, with edges sharp enough to grip the ground. But there is one So Close You Can Ride Your Bike unnatural enemy he cannot Conservation grants available Only 6 Blocks East of the SUB on the handle - man! Though once abundant in The program is sponsorea Same Street - Garfield Alaska, Greenland, and the The National Wildlife Federation has announced by the 1 WF. its state Arctic islands of Canada, with affiliates, and supporting VISIT US ANYTIME the arrival of the white man, that applications are now individuals and organizations, traders and whalers, the 800- being accepted for its 1973-74 Flowers & Gifts including the Charles E. lb. musk-oxen's peaceful prngram of Ph.D. fellowships Culpeper Foundation, Inc., Four Phone Lines All Answer world disappeared. Guns were in environmental con the National Shooting Sports shared with the native servation. 587-4407 Foundation. and the l::skimos, who were able to kill The annual grants, up to American Petroleum more than they usually did $4,000 each, are open to with this imprnved weaponry. doctoral candidates accepted Institute. Over S300,000 has And traders not only killed by the graduate school of an been channeled to doctoral them tor food, but for the accredited college or univer candidates since the NWF valuable. soft and warm sity by September 1973, or began the program in 1951. undercoat of wooly hair which prior recipients of doctorates. Considered candidates must was ol a higher quality than Undergraduates or masters be conducting research or cashmere. candidates are ineligible. studies in ecosystem or natural resource management, fish and wildlife management, range management, education, Dark of the moon marine resources, communication and public FLOWERLAND relations, public attitudes and able u·agedy. The play is at Casting for the fir t tall opinions, environmental Next Year ls Our 75th. theatre production was once spectacular. but yet still warms . lt is that rare kind of pollution control. outdoor announced Thursday. The recreation. forestry, ...... , show. Dark 6f the Moon , will play that an audience will instantly like. economics of natural re be directed by Signe source management, park Anderson. The prnduction Bill Coyne and Joni Morre are cast as the witchboy and management. petroleum Try it, you'll like it dates are Oct. 31 through ov. related problems, or any 4. with the box office opening Barbra Allan. John Hosking is the powerful Preacher related programs. Woodstock Craftsman's Manual tor reservations on Oct. 25. Applications must be '.'.'he show, based on the Haggler. From Petals to Pinecones Others in the cast are 'orm received at WF head ballad and legend of Barbra quarters on or before Herbcraft Allan. evolves around a witch old, Val Nelson, Sita Gyan, Margaret Peterson, Francis December 31, 1972 and the and ot her new and beautiful goodies boy and his wish to become a awards will be announced in human and marry Barbra Mangels, Phyllis Jullian, Stan April 1973 . For application Allan. A contract is drawn and Taylor, Dick Trerise. Fran blanks, write the Executive the witch may become human, Calvin, Craig Brawner, 1-'eggy Vice President, National if he agrees to marry Barbra Greene and Barbara Phister. Counby and she is faithful to him for Buck Corrigan, Chris Wildlife Federation, 1412 16th one year. After the marriage Bennett, Bill Rule, James St., .W., Washington, D.C. John's power inflames the hill Brug, Janet Adams, Sean 20036. l3ook Shelf country people and they force Banfield, Clark Dunbar, Barbra to break her vows. Harvey Johnson, Betty Each male student living in 1528 West Main. The result is a fast-moving. Lundstrom, Janet Olson, the men' s residence halls at in back of the Red Barn powerful tale, spiced with Katie Weaver, Diane Duffy, MSU is a member of the Men's music. humor and the mevit- Wayne Jones and James Residence Assoc iation ...... : James. New Shipment of Sweaters Thank You New Shipment Caps (Moriarty) (Remember how you like our Sweaters.) Sorry the power outage closed us down Wednes~a y. Thanks for your patience and All Phys. Ed. Equipment cooperat10n during the. opening r ush period. New Ping Pong Paddles have arrived. Housem an 's Ski & College Shop MSU BOOKSTORE IN C . 1007 W. College St. A cross from MSU Student and Faculty Owned Since 1931 Ph one 586-5208 14 TltE EXPONENT ... 'Fr\day, Sept. 2cJ. 1972 Hitchcock's spine chiller Statewide Academic - physical changes By Mark Rozett criticism. And once engrossed Movie Reviewer in the plot, you can do little but Frenzy is a thriller. And for be swept along by the HELE A - Students at All six units are studying programs systemwide. It was once, the ads aren't lying. It ls carefully manipulating hands units of the Montana ways to lncorpora te the two planned to help meet a pro the most beautiful, precise of the master of suspense. University system are finding year associate of arts and jected shortage in Montana of jewel of Alfred Hitchcock's Above all, Frenzy is proof changes this fail that range associate of science degrees people trained in working with genius yet. Unclouded by the that a good chiller is still from new buildings to into their academic offerings. disabled and disadvantaged gimmickry of The Birds and possible without knee-deep different degree programs. At least two, Western and persons. Topaz, Frenzy seems to be blood and guts flowing across Most of those changes, Tech, are ready to grant Eastern has had an more a product of the early the screen. Fortunately, recent survey associate degrees to students, increased enrollment of Hitchcock, and ye( it has a Hitchcock realizes that the according to a only of the six campuses, involve beginning this fall, who meet Indian students in recent refinement which comes most terrifY!ng scene to an Meeting the their requirements. years, with some 300 on the with years of careful audience ls the scene which one basic goal: and needs of both students and the System regents awarded all campus this fall, and has experimentation they themselves are forced to state with an eye on the units permission last summer launched an American Indian experience. imagine. And so he of the to grant the two-year degrees. Studies program for both If the plot seems a bit intermingles surprise and limited resources at first glance (a Montana taxpayer. Indian and non-Indian hackneyed suspense, weaving them so Similar long-range students. It is hoped that the crazed strangler), it is quickly carefully together that the Prominent among the and the surprise new buildings. planning, with emphasis on program will open the door for overlooked; mere sight of a hand sliding up changes are its triteness soon MSU, with five major projects future vocational require development of a full-fledged twist to a banister becomes ments of the state, is being Indian cultural center. reveals the superiority of horrifying. under construction and a life current rash building opening in used to develop new degree Northern Montana College Frenzy over the Frenzy is obviously the science of "shock" banality. The tale , October, will be the most programs. in Havre is beefing up its product of a brilliant man, Ail six units are studying master's degree program in unravels effortlessly, who knows not only that fright altered campus. But and is also ways to incorporate the two vocational-technical capturing your attention is in the mind of the beholder, construction activity interest so firmly that it defies evident elsewhere. year associate of arts and education with a new option in but also how to unleash it. Butte's Montana Tech associate of science degrees career guidance. opened this month with a into their academic offerings. Among new programs at newly-renovated student At least two, Western and UM is a two-year doctorate in union and dormitory, and Tech, are ready to grant mathematics. It has been Village construction has begun on a associate degrees to students, designed to train people in new classroom building, its beginning this fall, who meet undergraduate teaching first in nearly 20 years. The their requirements. rather than the traditional Casuals $400,000 dorm renovation has System regents awarded all mathematics Ph.D. aimed doubled Tech 's on-campus units permission last summer principally at research. living capacity and means to grant the two-year degrees. There have been some that women students have At Billings, Eastern cutbacks, notably 20 has the best dorm units available for the Montana College has programs eliminated by MSU first time in the school's introduced a degree in this summer when it phased history. rehabilitation and related out its master of science in selection of The University of Montana ser.vices which typifies new applied science degree. in Missoula has completed first construction phases on both its science complex and body shirts new library, along with Pop some poems additional building renovation. in town Several units have shelved KANSAS CITY, MO. -The $100 each will go to four poets some physical plant upkeep Kansas City Poetry Contests for single poems, without and maintenance because of are a combined effort to regard to age or residence For Example! budget restrictions. within the United States. discover poems of excellence. White Mock Turtle Much of the construction is Deadline for entering the H. J. Sharp Memorial being paid for through sources $1,600 competition is Feb. 1, Awards of $25 each will go to Neck Body Shirt other than state funds such as 1973. four high school pupiis from Made of Imported student fees, federal grants or Missouri or a bordering state. Top prize in the tenth annual Nylon Stretch private donations. At Western event is the Devins Award of Poets with national Montana College in Dillon and $500 cash and co nsideration reputations will judge the Lace several other units, new for publication of a book contests. buildings mark the length poetry manuscript by Winners will be announced You'll Find This completion of programs April 26, 1973, at the final the University of Missouri And Many planned in the 1960s to keep Press. The Devins Award is program of the 1972-73 pace with development of the open to all poets. American Poets Series More institutions. Hallmark Honor Prizes of conducted by the Kansas City Similar long-range $100 each will be awarded to Jewish Community Center. planning, with emphasis on six poets for individual poems. For complete contest rules, future vocational Only full-time undergraduate send a stamped, self requirements of the state, is college students are eligible addressed business envelope being used to develop new for the Hallmark awards. to Poetry Contest, P .0. Box degree programs. Kansas City Star Awards of 5313, Kansas City, Mo. 64131. Russ' s Roost formerly pizzas chicken Donjo's Drive-In shrimp sandwiches FREE DELIVERY Orders $2.50 or more piping hot food to your door Special Introductory Offer for MSU Students Present l.D.'s and get hamburgers for 19C reg. 40C (loaded 25C) good thru Oct. 7 111 E. Main St. (East Main - top of the hill) 587-7957 THE EXPONENT • • Friday, ~ept. 29, 1972 - IS 7k ouncJ~ 4ou1e 7 SKI PACKAGES GET NAME BRAND SKIS. BINDINGS. BOOTS AND POLES VALUES TO $358.95 8995