The Isla Vista Community Council voted Monday night to ignore the recommendations of the Peace Commission and keep up the controversial automobile barrier on Pardall and Camino Pescadero until their master traffic plan is devised in four months. DAILY After a week of discussion with businessmen, the Peace Commisssion recommended to remove the barrier simply because it created so much controversy and was straining a working relationship with I.V. businessmen. VOL. 51 - NO. 25 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28,1970 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SANTA BARBARA Also recommended were drawing up a Ida Vista master traffic plan with the Council, businessmen, County and community working on it, and conducting a traffic control study to be done by January, 1971. The Council, however, voted to reject the recommendations because UCSB, I.Y. plagued by rush of bike thefts; of the barrier stipulation. It was moved to accept the other recommendations and this motion was passed. IVCC also voted to appoint a commission to look into the difficulties businessmen are having in Isla Vista. Profits are down all Parking Semces advises strong lock, chain over town, and 25 businesses have moved out in recent months. entire last school year, according bikes, most in very good FRATERNITIES The UCSB campus and Isla Vista have been plagued by a rash to Dexter Wood, UCSB condition. A final resolution was adopted on the illegally placed fraternities on Department of Parking Services Other findings indicate that Del Play a. of bicycle thefts in the past three weeks. According to the supervisor. most off-campus and dorm bike After discussion with the County Council during the past week, it A survey, conducted by the thefts occur at night, whereas was learned that the fratemities'can legally remain if they take down Department of Parking Services, 152 bicycles have been reported Department of Parking Services most thefts near campus class their letters and have a different mailing address. has revealed that locking one’s rooms occur during class hours. So the Council resolved that although they realize that the stolen between Oct. 1 and Oct. 23. bike is no safeguard against theft. Wood said that a ring of fraternities can legally remain, they condemn the acts of zoning At least 63 per cent of the stolen out-of-town bicycle thieves may manipulation by certain I.V. realtors that could damage even further In comparison, just over 900 bicycles were reported stolen the bicycles this month were locked. be responsible for many of these Isla Vista’s density problem. In most, if not in all of these thefts. To minimize the chance of cases, bolt cutters were used to theft, Wood advises students to snip open bike chains. In one lock their bike to a stationary case, it was found that the bike object, using a strong lock and Hitch Commission reports University chain had been melted through. chain and running it through the The survey also revealed that frame and both wheels if boys’ ten speed bikes are the possible. He also stressed that most susceptible to theft. student involvement is needed in must not ignore I.V. living conditions Seventy-three of the total 152 order that thieves by thwarted in stolen bikes were boys’ ten-speed their attempts. By ELLEN PITCHER improving the quality of life lease,, additional housing on DN Special Reports Director there.” campus, cooperatives similar to (Editor’s note: Second of a 2-part It is recommended that the those at Berkeley and UCLA, and series concerning President University work with the existing the construction of a University Hitch’s Isla Vista Commission Isla Vista organizations and Center on the Storke Campus Report.) County officials “to expand and adjacent to I.V. were cited as formalize the relationship ways to iron, out these conflicts. “If there is one thread running between the County and a T h e Commission through all our deliberations and popularly elected representative recommended that, until recommendations, it is that the body in Isla Vista.” conditions in the Isla Vista area University can no longer ignore, The second recommendation are much improved, the student if «ver it could, the conditions urges that “UCSB both initiate, population remain at its present under which the bulk of its and seek the cooperation of size. They also felt that the ratio students live and spend the others in initiating programs to of graduate students to greater part of their time while at create a more varied community undergraduates should be the University. in Isla Vista.” increased by the addition of “In brief, then, our (Hitch Possibilities of residential professional schools. Commission) Report and colleges and married student housing, along with an increase of The final recommendation Recommendations should be read cultural, academic and asked that “The University-wide as an effort to identify ways in commercial activities are Administration take action to which Isla Vista can be brought provide resources to UCSB to more closely into the life of the suggested as means of achieving this goal. implement the recommendations WHICH ONE of these unsuspecting bicycles will be the next victim??? University, ways in which the of this report.” Photo by Renata Farber quality of life, and not least the “Providing the kinds of intellectual and cultural life, of services needed in an urban area that community can be which has the special problems of HITCH REPORT improved. Isla Vista’s “youth culture’ ” is a “If that can be achieved, Isla job the Commission thinks the Vista may yet become a resource University, along with Santa of the University, and not, as Barbara County officials and I.V. now, chiefly a threat to it — a residents, must perform. Local authorities silent place where students and others Advanced coordinated can live and work in peace with planning of all local police forces Reaction to the Hitch Commission report on Isla essentially a “good report and can be immediately one another and with their was deemed highly necessary in Vista, when there has been a reaction, has been implemented... the recommendations are broad and human and physical case of future violence, as was mostly favorable. realizable.” environment.” “effective command leadership in Government officials have publicly announced He struck a pessimistic note, saying that “reports times of crisis.” their approval. President Hitch, who set up the have usually been used as justifications for The Commission made eight The Commission also urged committee, praised the report as “an excellent piece inactions, not action... I really question whether the specific recommendations so that that “ generalized police of work accomplished under extremely difficult Regents are going to commit their money to I.V. these goals can be made realities; procedures that are directed conditions.” efforts.” they range in scope from projects indiscriminately against the Governor Reagan felt that there were “some He continued that “students and I.V. residents the University should implement community as a whole should be wonderful parts.” Reagan continued that “there has have been taking the initiative in I.V. all along and to ways that Isla Vista can help avoided.” to be more ‘in loco parentis’... parents like to think will continue to do so.” itself. Day-to-aay policing services someone is looking out for their children.” Ray Varley, who has acted as vice chancellor of The first recommendation asks “that take into account the On the local level, there was distinct affairs in Isla Vista, stated that “The that UCSB adopt policies that unique nature of the unwillingness to talk about the report and its recommendations point the University in a direction recognize Isla Vista as “an community” should be brought implications. I believe I have been trying to point it in for a few integral part of the University about by both community The Sheriffs Office refused to comment, saying years.” community” and that “UCSB’s involvement in actual policing it feared that it would be reported unfairly. An The recommendations, he felt “need some vital interests are involved in efforts and by the assistant to Dan Grant, County supervisor for Isla refinement” and the report needed some clearing implementation of the foot Vista, reported that to his knowledge, Grant had up, as it helped to perpetuate some of “the myths patrol on an experimental basis. not read the entire report. of I.V.” He did not elaborate, except to say that he had six pages of such cases. Grant to speak The sixth recommendation Chancellor Cheadle said that his office was suggested that “UCSB negotiate preparing a statement for some time this week. He did not echo Tosdal’s pessimism, saying that Campus Police Chief Derry Bowles also declined “I think the Regents will come through — they have A.S. Lectures Committee with owners and managers of student housing in Isla Vista and comment, saying that he wished to gain “a broader reacted favorably. We’re going to have to define presents the second in a what is our role in I.V. Is it as a parent or a with student residents to background than I now have”. series of lectures on I.V. neighbor? I think it should be the latter,” he today, with a speech by ameliorate the causes of present A.S. President Tom Tosdal talked with the conflicts.” NEXUS about the report, saying “as an I.V. concluded. Supervisor Dan Grant, at The Hitch Commission report was released Such actions as the resident, I think it wasn’t quite strong enough in its 3:00 p.m. in Ellsn. 1910. Friday, Oct. 16. formulation of a “standard” criticism of the police.” However, he felt that it was PAGE 2 U CSB DAILY NEXUS WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28,1970

intercepted before the fact “by Dist. Judge Ed Gosset gave him your Dallas police.” two hours to retrieve it from the A few apparent discrepancies radio studio, one-half -mile away. Dallas lawmen proud of bust; in the evidence turned up, none By the time Agnew returned with of which seemed to bother the a strangely-truncated jury: conversation, no mention of the T h e marijuana-finding Black Panthers remained, leading Judge - one urged 'riot on.' policeman said he discovered the one to assume that KLIF grass in the middle of the back developed . this link (totally seat, while the observing arrested for “suspicion of armed bogus) on its own. (Editor’s Note: This story is were carefully fed information by policeman (there always seems to reprinted from the Oct. 16th publicity-seeking district robbery.” be a corroborating police witness) Later in the trial, Schwilley attorneys labeling the four as Police searched their 1968 issue o f The Texas Observer. The said it was found at the right leaked additional dope to the Black Panther party members and Volvo (owned by Delaine) and writer, Dave Beckwith, is a door. news media naming Nezey, a former Houston newspaperman one as a “personal bodyguard and found, locked away in the trunk, massive former football now studying law at close cohort” of Angela Davis, two shotguns, a carbine, and an The finding policeman said it scholarship winner, as “the U.T.—Austin. He also teaches a the fugitive former Berkeley automatic pistol. The armed was in a square bag, perhaps four personal bodyguard of Angela course in the U.T. journalism teacher. And, so, it can safely be robbery charge was then inches by four inches, while the Davis.” It later developed that department.) assumed that the law-loving dropped, and the four were observing policeman said it was Nezey had met Miss Davis once, residents of Dallas breathed a sigh accused of “carrying prohibited rolled up in a cigar shape. last Nov. 4 when she appeared on of satisfaction and wiped their weapons.” That charge, too, was The finding policeman said the the Santa Barbara campus for a By DAVE BECKWITH collective brow in relief when abandoned when police learned grass was in a clear plastic bag, speech. Nezey, representing the Dallas news of the conviction was the guns were owned by the four while it turned up in court in an host Black Students Union, Shortly after midnight on a broadcast. As one Dallas station and were registered to them opaque waxed-paper container. walked with her to the speech warm evening in late June, four trumpeted Sept. 25, shortly after under California law. Defense attorneys Otto and sat on the stage with her. young black students on a the jury announced its verdict, Then, the marijuana charge Mullinax and Bill Baab were Nonetheless, thanks to wire cross-country trip from the “Here’s the news we’ve been came to the fore. A policeman never able to accuse the police services, most of the state’s University of California at Santa waiting for all day. A jury has said he had found nine grams of directly of framing the four — newspapers carried stories which found guilty four...” the weed in the back seat behind that would have been too much Nezey was identified as “linked The defendants were Leroy a fold-down handiest, had put it for this jury to swallow — but to wanted fugitive Angela Davis.” Delaine, 27, an honors student in his pocket, and had they pointed out the The defense put on the stand temporarily forgotten about it. who was to have entered law contradictions in the police Dr. Lionel Reynolds, 58, SIXTEEN BLACKS appeared school at Berkeley this fall; testimony carefully. Schwilley high-respected Dean of Students Barbara to the East Coast rolled in the panel of veniremen, from Arnold Ellis, 22, an honors rebutted this: “Who are you at UCSB for 13 years. Reynolds into Dallas and decided to stop at student who was to have entered which the jury was to be selected. going to believe, your own Dallas testified that the four had a downtown cafe for a cup of Asst. Dist. A ttys. Lee Eubanks law school at Harvard University police or these four?” exemplary records at the coffee. and Mike Schwilley quickly university for both good this fall; Dalton Nezey, 24, an IN THE FIRST day of the Their experience, one never to struck all 16 on pre-emptory character and good scholarship. honors student and community trial, Eubanks telephoned KLIF be exploited by the Texas Tourist chaUenge. Dr. Reynolds singled out Nezey, worker m Santa Barbara; and radio and unloaded information Council, ended last week when a Scarcely had the 12 aU-white now a senior, for his work in Irving Brown, 20, a varsity track (an apparent violation of the Dallas jury took less than 15 jurors taken their seats on the aiding culturally-deprived ghetto and cross-country athlete. canons of ethics of the Texas minutes to find the four guilty of first day of the trial when the youngsters in a community Bar) that caused the KLIF possession of marijuana. Two of Before they arrived in Dallas, D.A.’s brought out the four action program sponsored by the the four received probated none of the four had ever been weapons and set them on the newsman to accuse the four in repeated newscasts of university. sentences, and the other two arrested or convicted of a crime. table in front of the jury, where To counter Dr. Reynolds, the membership in the “Black were ordered to the penitentiary The four noticed an unmarked they would remain for the rest of prosecution flew out Capt. Joel Student Union at the University for three years. car following them shortly after the trial. The implication was Honey of the Santa Barbara of California at Berkeley (sic), It would have all passed they entered downtown Dallas dear, reinforced by Eubank’s (Continued on p. 3, col. 1) unnoticed, perhaps, another case June 24. 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in California, it’s no wonder in the past several months. Profits Dallas bust... they’re having riots out there,” are down 20 to 50 per cent all (Continued from p. 2) and by laughing out loud when IVCC still faces problems over town. Many students work in I.V. sheriff’s office, who testified that Schwilley referred to California as “that great unfenced businesses to stay in school, and all four had “bad reputations” we need the businesses to make penitentiary on the West Coast.”... of economics and ecology for character in their community. Isla Vista the sound community* When pressed for details, Honey After the jury took only a few By DAVID HANDLER These goals are sincerely it hopes to become. But the said the four belonged to the minutes to find all four guilty, DN Staff Writer desirable, and the more quickly IVCC members were elected on Black Students Union, “and Gossett thanks them and added The Isla Vista Community and efficiently they are executed, platforms to make Isla Vista many members of that group another reason to curse the Council’s decision to keep up the the better. ecologically sound as well. They have goals and ideas similar to defendants: “Now I’m late to the Pardall Road street barrier brings must fulfill their promise, and the* those of the Black Panther party.” only party of the year that my to light an interesting The Council should be Pardall barrier is a first step. Pressed further, he added three wife bought a new dress for.” controversy. responsive to business interests. Encouraging the presence of specific incidents to damn two of At- the sentencing, Gossett Insisting that the safety of the At Monday’s meeting it businesses in Isla Vista while the defendants, and it was made only passing reference to majority of the community is appointed a committee to a9hieving the goals they have apparently this testimony that the marijuana, prefering to more crucial than local business investigate the poor business pledged to the community caused the two to get concentrate on the guns found in dimate in Isla Vista. Twenty-five reamins a delicate problem for penitentiary terms instead of the car. The four had testified businesses have moved out of I.V. the Council. probabtion. Honey said he saw they were used for hunting and News Analysis Delaine raise his right fist and target practice, but Gossett said, shout “right on” at a “They don’t look like hunters to interests, the Council went demonstration against Gov. me.” against the recommendation of Ronald Reagan; he saw Nezey Gossett gave Delaine a its Peace Commission. with Angela Davis at her speech non-probated sentence of three Council member Jon Wheatley last year (and admitted he knew years with an explanation that perhaps best articulated the MAKE YOUR OWN of no other meetings of the two); would be hilarious if it were not Commission’s approach when he and he saw Nezey “looking out so tragic. “At a demonstration said that even if the Council the window” of a computer against Gov. Reagan, he urged the knows the barrier does some DRIP CANDLES building on the Santa Barbara other demonstrators to ‘riot on,’ ” good, the fact that someone in campus that was the object of a , Gossett said. Nezey. also got the community honestly feels one-day non-violent sit-in. three years in jail, while Ellis that it is hurting them is reason Now at our New JUDGE GOSSETT showed his received ten years’ probation and enough to take it down. impartiality by sleeping (or Brown five years’ probation. But the Council didn’t buy LOW PRICES pretending to sleep) through The judge, a former that, and the barrier is here to Baab’s defense summation, by congressman who was noted for stay until a master plan for Isla 11 Pound Block of High Quality Parafin nodding his vigorous approval running errands in Washington Vista traffic flow is devised. when Schwtiley dismissed Dean for Southwestern Bell (which Recognizing and being responsive $ 3 * 4 0 Reynold’s testimony by saying, later rewarded him with a job to the needs of the business “If he’s typical of the kind of when he quit the House), left the community while at the same 3 Types of wick — 1 4 « a yard campus administrators they have courtroom after sentencing and time answering to their J delivered a statement to a Senate constituency of students and Dye 3 0 < per pack Interim Committee on Penal residents is a major problem Servitude. Quoted by the Dallas confronting the Council. Scent 2 5 « per Bottle BENWITTS News, Gossett showed his strong The barrier represents the identification with the Council’s drive to promote safety prosecution and his down-home and ecological balance in Isla -Also- attitude toward blacks: Vista. Because of the barrier, “I just got through with four fewer people will drive from one colored boys this morning that I side of Isla Vista to the other in sentenced. I think that they were order to go to class during the DRIP CANDLES 9 0 pretty bad characters, although morning rush of bikes and ! See Our Zoo of Creature Candles we didn’t have as much evidence pedestrians heading towards Artists' and plus on their character as we might campus on Pardall. Engineering have had, I would like to have New Sand Candles Supplies given those boys, say, two years. Judge Gossett’s sons was arrested La Cumbre Plaza — I did send two of them to the 1305 for marijuana earlier this year, his O pen Mon. & Fri. T il 9 penitentiary, but the two that I trial was mysteriously hustled out State sent to the penitentiary, I’d like of Dallas to Monteg, where Louis Call 965-1079 to have added on about 10 years Holland, a close personal friend Casa de Candela probation after they got out of of Gossett’s, is the presiding ‘The House Of A Thousand Candles” the penitentiary....” judge. The boy got two years Incidentally, when one of probation.

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Editorials • Guest Opinion

EDITORIAL: Your opinions are needed In an effort to ensure a reasonably balanced editorial page, the NEXUS has attempted since last spring to encourage individuals from a wide variety of viewpoints to contribute regular opinion columns. Formal invitations were extended to many political and ethnic organizations as well as to individuals. Notices welcoming opinion columns from all socio-political persuasions have been run on the editorial pages in recent weeks. However, with the exception of one or two individuals, no one has come forth. In this particular academic community it would seem that there would be a wealth of views to be expressed. The NEXUS is well aware o f the role it should play in this regard. Every opportunity has been given to those who wish to write opinion columns to do so. However, if particular viewpoints do not appear in the Beware the Bicuspid Bike Snatcher NEXUS, it is only because no one in this community wishes to express them. The editorial pages shall remain as diversified as its contributors. L e t t e r s On loving one’s country By MARGARET SINGER rivers and lakes are dying, fish in the ocean, the falcon in Threats condemned Love of one’s country is a muddied with refuse; the woods the air. It is not enough to save deeply intrinsic emotion in To The Editor: and forests are cut down, for oneself and blame the less almost every person. People are A.S. Legislative Council condemns the current rash of bomb threats somebody’s profit or burned fortunate for incompetence. It is capable to bring great sacrifices being received on campus. down by careless campers. The better to lower food prices than We are aware that those individuals responsible for the threats for it. Parents are willing to give great American cities become to sell food for profits and let the up their sons; wives to part with probably represent a wide spectrum of opinion. In addition, we unhealthy places to live and fruit and vegetables perish, their husbands; children to lose understand that a censure from Leg Council will probably not breath in. If we love our country, because the prices' are too high their fathers. Men are willing to significantly influence those responsible. how can we tolerate the damage for the working people. Fellow be mutilated and to die in the Nevertheless, this problem is far too critical to be ignored. At stake and exploitation done to it and Americans should not be defense of the country. are both the student’s right to pursue normal activities free from to our fellow Americans? deprived or live in slums because Yet how do we treat this disruption, and the universal right to live free of organized fear. it is unprofitable to build low country that is so precious to us? “With liberty and justice for On behalf of the Associated Students, we urge the cessation of all rent housing. Should we not treasure it, take all”; these are important words bomb threats in the University community, and further urge that all good care of the thing we value and should be extended to This land is your land and factions engage in constructive rather than destructive action. most? Love of country is not an all-including the old and young, should not be ripped up and daily TOM TOSDAL FRED A. THYOT abstraction reserved for solemn the poor, the black, red and sold out for bigger and better KATI PERRY STEPHEN P. ARNOLD occasions; it is the streets we brown people, the hippies, the profits. It is everyone’s DON DROZD RALPH SMITH walk on, the hills, the trees, the prisoners, the strangers. It should responsibility to make America PHIL HESSER MIKE BRUCK people. But the great American include the deer in the hills, the truly beautiful. JOHN EVJEN GREG MOORE PAUL GASSAWAY SHELLEY STURTEVANT MARY VAIL 'Injustices’ propounded by papers, Come hear Dan Grant speakers don’t get old response and quit smoking dope To The Editor: instructors. He then invited on the platform. He informed all Friday as I was enjoying my everybody who was interested to of us that had decided not to To The Editor: visit of Dr. Dave Bearman, the lunch behind the UCen, Tosdal come down and discuss it. Four subject ourselves to his little As this is my fourth year at new physician at the IV Health came out, gave a speech, and or five people responded, aside discussion that we were “ !!!!!”. UCSB, I am still astounded at the Clinic who spoke eloquently on invited everybody to come down from the instant audience that It was quite evident that the apathy and lack of concern that the problems of health problems and discuss the various always clusters around the free consensus opinion was just the still pervades UCSB and Isla in IV, and of the need for “injustices” that we hear about speech platform whenever opposite. As soon as more of the Vista, regardless of what community participation. unremittingly from wave after anyone or anything jumps on it. people like him realize that, the happened last year. Those who shout for wave of campus speakers, campus This apparently angered one of- better off we’re all going to be. UCSB students are a little wary community control in IV have a newspapers, and campus Tosdal’s boys sitting next to him MIKE POWERS this year, which is chance this Wednesday to understandable, but there still confront the man who directly seems to be lacking any type of represents us in the Santa Barbara real committment to the County Board of Supervisors improvement of the chaos that meetings. I understand that exists in Isla Vista today. Supervisor Dan Grant speaks at Recently, I attended the first 3:00 on Wed. in Ellison 1910 on of a series of AS Lectures on the the governance problems in I.V. problems of Isla Vista. People are Why not come to find out what always yelling about problems, our chances are for local control? and of the unavailability of the It might be a little better than decision-makers, so I thought this sitting around and attacking the would be a great chance for IVCC, while you sit in your UCSB students to find out what apartment and blow dope. exactly is going on. FRANK TORRES A poor attendance marred the Senior, Political Science

UCSB DAILY NEXUS Larry Boggs, E ditor Entorad as second class matter on November 20, 1951, at Goleta, California, and printed by the Campus Press, 323 Magnolia, Goleta, California. P.O. Box 13402, University Center, Santa Barbara, California 93107. Editorial Office T.M. Storke Publications Bldg. 1035, phone 961-2691. Advertising Office T.M . Storke Publications Bldg. 1045, phone 96f-3829, Gayle Kerr, Advertising Manager. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28,1970 UCSB DAILY NEXUS PAGE 5 SANTA BARBARA ,ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE AUDITORY NERVE FOR THEATRE INFORMATION • Saridsian paintings are now on exhibition CALL 962-8111 A major exhibition of dx huge has taught at the Pasadena Art MOVIES ARE BETTER THAN EVER. TAKE HER paintings by Paul Sarkisian is now Museum, at U.S.C. and at the r TO £ MOVIE TONIGHT Listen to the on view in the McCormick University of California, J Gallery at the Santa Barbara Berkeley. GRANADA Museum of Art. The highly His work has recently been 1216 State Street rock sounds personal visual imagery of the exhibited at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, the artist emerges in a variety of “SOLDIER BLUE"(R) By T. DAVID ESTES Concert” is surprisingly forms: old machinery, balloon Whitney Museum of American and Roberta Flack is a singer about sophisticated in places, and rather baskets, floating nudes, rock Art in New York and at the which very little has been said. dull in others. I was especially piles, blue skies, and old houses. Joslyn Art Museum in Omaha. He "RIDER ON THE RAIN' Probably this is because she does impressed with “Beautiful Lake Or as John Reuschel states: has been given one-man (GP) not fît well into any particular Spenard”, featuring electric “Outrageous splendor. Warring exhibitions at the Pasadena Art i classification. piano. It begins in 5/4 time and color, dng what it looks like Museum, the Michael Walls The fact remains, however, subsequently goes into 3/4 and when ecstasy transfigures a thin Gallery in San Francisco and at ARLINGTON that her music is exceptionally finally 2/4, giving the theme an almost transparent skin of paint the Corcoran Gallery of Art in lo i7 State Street good. unusual and tasty flavor. with the help of a music Captain Washington D.C. ^ ANY SEAI Her voice is clean and smooth, I also liked their version of Nemo wrote the day the Nautilus Referring to the figurative $1.00 ANYTIME $1.00 and can be extremely exciting Tim Hardin’s “Misty Roses” took its first flying lesson.” nature of Sarkisian’s work, Fidel "MAN CALLED HORSE" (GP) without having to scream. Jesse Colin Young’s voice is well Paul Sarkisian was born in Danieli points out that “it is a 'CHEYENNE SOCIAL CLUB" (GP)E Miss Flack’s second album, suited for the song. Chicago where he attended the tribute to the artist that he has and titled “Chapter Two” contains a Jimmy Reed’s “Peepin’ ‘n School of the Art Institute of successfully resuscitated a totally 'FIVE MAN ARMY" (GP) wide variety of material. All of it Hidin’ ” though much more dick Chicago. Later he studied at the disregarded mode.” Near life-size is done in her own unique style, than the original, is nice to listen Otis Art Institute in Los Angeles figures and objects live on New STATE and all done very well. to. and at Mexico City College. He canvasses of mural dimensions. 1217 State Street Selections from the album The rest of the album is, The image is painted with almost include everything from-Dylan’s by-and-large, undistinguished, but he has found a company that will photographic accuracy. Figures h Barbra Streisand “Just Like a Woman” to the only still, not bad to hear. let him be himself. are encountered “at the edge of C "ON A CLEAR DAY good version of “The Impossible An album, new from Little Incidentally, he has appeared the world (where) a strip of C YOU CAN SEE FOREVER" (G) Richard called “The Rill Thing” Dream” that I’ve ever heard. on a number of T.V.. shows terrain is provided to lift the jjj and is really quite exciting. figures upward to an extent of The opening cut, “Reverend recently. I was impressed each C'THE 0UT-0F-T0W NERS" (G) Lee” , which has also been With the exception of the title time I saw him, but his space.” released as a single, is very strong. cut, a ten minute, boring bridge, appearance on the Smothers The exhibition will continue the album is vibrant and alive. In through November 15. RIVIERA She sings with just enough malice Brothers’ show this summer was Near Santa Barbara Mission to drive you up the wall, and particular, the single from the one of the high spots in the opposite El Encanto Hotel enough sex to make you come album “Freedom Blues” is Little series. down again. Richard at his best. He did a duet with Dolores Janus Film Festival Little Richard himself I can’t say much more about Hall (Abey Baby in the L.A. cast 'BLACK ORPHEUS' produced the album, in addition the album except that I listen to of “Hair”). Their interpretation and Cocteau's to doing all the arranging. It is his of “Good Night Irene” ranked in it a lot. 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RIVIERA MAGIC LANTERN NO. 2 Near Santa Barbara Mission opposite [i Incanto Hotel OPENING NOV. 1 1 TH PAGE 6 U CSB DAILY NEXUS WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28,1970 UCSB battles to tie Crew launches ’71 season The UCSB Crew launched their B lit . * PM 1 » 1971 rowing season Saturday at against Cal State Lake Cachuma with a short Ml If II ijMI A HF» & familiarization session on the i t ilmmlÊÊtf 1 'W^k water for new and returning oarsmen. 'Gauchos play too slowly...' Collegiate rowing on the west coast is unique in that rarely do participants in this sport have any By GARY STEIN called “an unexpectedly slow previous experience, and for all “It was just one of those days game.” of the new oarsmen, it was the when nothing succeeded.” The Gauchos also suffered P c - first time they had been in a ml ..y ~ ' That was how Zoltán von three other misfortunes which racing shell. For the veterans as Somogyi, UCSB’s soccer coach, hampered their play against the THE 1971 CREW TEAM well, this year brings the added summed up Saturday’s frustrating Diablos. The first day of practice challenge of converting to a new 0—0 tie with Cal State Los after the All-Cal, UCSB lost the and more modem rowing Angeles. The Gauchos outplayed services of Mike Cunnane, who' technique. the Diablos for much of the 100 tallied both goals in the win over Lambda Chi top rated With the acquisition of two minutes (the teams played a ten UC Berkeley, due to an injury. new eight-man racing shells (one minute overtime period in Then co-captain Larry Miller TOP TEN RANKINGS FOR THE WEEK! American and one Italian built) addition to the two 45 minute became ill with the flu and wasn’t WIN/LOSS the Crew Club will compete in halves), but they missed able to work out all week. and TIE heavyweight and junior varsity, numerous opportunities to score. The third setback was the fact lighweight varsity, and “The boys all played well, only that co-captain and left winger ORGANIZATION POINTS RECORD heavyweight freshman events. too slowly,” commented Coach Steve Cole took a four hour 1. LAMBDA CHI 89 2/0 Coach Eldon Worobieff indicated von Somogyi. In addition to examination for graduate school 2. PHI DELTA THETA 82 2/0 that all positions are open, and directly before the game. “The commending the defense for a 3. THETA DELTA CHI 68 1/0/1 anyone interested in trying their good effort, he listed the boys expected to play to Steve’s 4. SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON 63 2/0 hand at rowing is welcome to performances of left inside Doug side,” explained Coach von come out. In addition to the McKibben and left halfback Somogyi, “but he just wasn’t able 5. SIGMA PI 43 1/0/1 scheduled training sessions at Mohammed Zarie as “excellent.” to play his usual game.” 6. PASS/FAIL 39 1/1 Lake Cachuma, some short After the three day All-Cal The Gauchos’ travel down 7. SIGMA PHI EPSILON 32 1/1 workouts for new oarsmen will Tournament, the UCSB squad south this week for a pair of 8. ZETA BETA TAU 31 1/1 be held on the Campus Lagoon continued its conditioning games. The first is today against this quarter. through all of last week. Thus, UCLA at Westwood, and the 9. PHI SIGMA KAPPA 21 1/1 the players were extremely tired second is Saturday against Loyola 10. SIGMA CHI 16 1/1 and played what their mentor on the Lion’s campus. Adam's men

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POETRY WANTED for cooperative Girls Bike & Harmon-Kardon 50 Walnut & Hollister to UCSB 9am or the guys should be running well.” OPEN 8 a.m. — 5 p.m. anthology. Idlewild Press, 1807 E - watt amplifier Cheap - 969-3926 8:30 am will pay fare 9-4406 aft. Olympic, L.A. 90021. 5pm. or send your check Scuba Gear: mask, fins, knife, etc. toPO BOX 13402 r Tt 966-3850. i KCSB-FM -91.5 FM ) UCSB, S.B. 93107 1 ...... |f^ (r-J. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28,1970 UCSB DAILY NEXUS PAGE 7 Williams and Henson cited for play in Gauchos’ win PCAA also lauds Henson for performance Split end Carey Williams, a 6-3, 189 pound senior from Berkeley, and linebacker Rich Henson, a 6 foot, 220 pound senior from Glendale, were honored by the Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity as UCSB’s offensive and defensive players of the week for their outstanding performances in the Gauchos 22-20 win over Hawaii last Saturday. It was the second time that Henson was honored for his defensive prowess. He was also named the outstanding defensive player of the week for his performance in the Gaucho loss to Santa Clara earlier this season. In addition, Henson was named as the PCAA defensive player of the week for his creditable showing against the Rainbows. The senior from Glendale made six unassisted tackles, assisted on three more, recovered ON THE GO-Carey Williams scampers around end an route to a first a fumble, and caused another down on the Hawaii five yard line. Two plays later, the Gauchos scored with a vicious tackle, in leading the winning TD to give head coach Andy Everest his first collegiate win. the Gauchos to their first Williams also caught four passes for 61 yards. triumph of the campaign. His lead the Gauchos to the go-ahead touchdown late in the fourth quarter. In all, he caught four passes for 61 yards and gained 22 yards on an end around. In addition, Williams scored on an end around run of 17 yards, but a penalty nullified the score. Late in the fourth quarter, when the Gauchos were on the go, Williams came through with two brilliant plays. With fourth and 14 on the Hawaii 49, Randy Palomino hit the senior from Berkeley with a 27 yard pass that gave UCSB a first down on the Rainbow’s 22 yard line. Then, two plays later, he took a pitchout from Palomino and scampered 22 yards for a first down on the Hawaii five. Two plays later, the Gauchos scored the winning touchdown. On the year, Williams leads the Gauchos in pass receptions with 18 for 292 yards, and has also RICH HENSON gained 36 yards in two carries. Both he and Henson will play a big role in the Gaucho attack CAREY WILLIAMS when the revitalized Gauchos Hall paces recovery of the fumble on the host UOP this weekend. The opening kickoff set up the first Tigers, who lost to San Jose State UCSB score five plays later. Later last weekend, are now 4-3 on the in the game, Henson’s hard tackle year and 1-2 in conference play netwomen of Bill Massey set up Mike and have defeated UCSB the past Ponczocha’s fumble recovery. two years including a 38-0 rout in Williams’ clutch offensive play Stockton last season. in Jr. Cup JUDO CULTURE CLUB AND TEAM OCTOBER 28 7:30 p.m. Tourney SH 2128 *For all people interested in Judo, its techniques, discipline, and By GENAE HALL culture. ' UCSB’s women’s tennis team began the season on a pleasant note as four girls placed in the SCUBA DIVING CLASSES Annual Junior Whitman Cup Conducted throughout the year. Tourney which was held Hip Hugger Style Durable Corduroy Saturday at Cal State Los Sizes 27—32 NAUI CERTIFICATION Angeles. The team, coached by Regular $6.98 Patricia Boyd, competed against AIR • RENTALS • REPAIRS 20 other college teams. BRING IN THIS AD AND BUY Complete Service for Sport Genae Hall led all of the Divers — Including Custom Gauchos with a first place trophy THEM AT Tailored Wet Suits which are finish in Division II. Teammate Ann Haven recorded a second made here at the shop place in Division I, while Marion CLOSEST TO THE CAMPUS PARK RIGHT AT Toms placed second in Division THE DOOR. IV. Barbara Grosf rounded out the top place entrants with a OB’S DIVING LOCKER third in Division III. S a u t Á m d f ó 500 Botollo Rood« Goleta 967*4456 The girls, who open league OPEN 9-6 Tues. thru Sat. Closed Sun., Mon. play in February, competed in 601-603 STATE ST. (In the 6000 block of Hollister, just west of Fairview, divisions according to their (CORNER OF COTA) turn North at the Drive-in Theater entrance, shop is on right, 200 yds. from Hollister.) ability and ranking on their own individual team. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28,1970 PAGE 8 UCSB DAILY NEXUS Lecture today on computer impact

candidate for the Great Gaucho Stanley Rothman of the meetings things announcements Personality must file the form (found advanced development staff of Interested faculty members are in the Homecoming booklet) with the Chimes, UCen 2292,4 p.m. today. "Voices program commemorates TRW Systems Group in Redondo AS. office by this Friday. For info call Honeybears, LDS Institute, 6 JO p.m. Warsaw ghetto victims today at noon invited to attend the oral qualifying Beach will give a free public Lance at 968-6054. today. in Lotte Lehmann Hall. A visual slide exam for the Degree of Doctor of Soc Dept Faculty, Grad Students, lecture on “Future Impact of Flying Club, Psych 1824, 7 p.m. presentation with commentary on Philosophy for Richard Panofsky, Eng Undergrads, & T.A.'s meet at noon on Computers” today at 4:30 p.m. today. Slides of 1970 Pt. Mugu sculputres of Bernard Zakheim. major, today at 3:30 p.m. SH 1245. the UCen patio, bring your own Engr 1104. He will cover such space fair will be shown. Library Tour today at 1:00 p.m. Lutheran Student Movement, lunch. Purpose: formation of informal PILL/ZPG, SH 1108, 7:30 p.m. Tour leaves from the Information Lutheran Office, URC bldg, 777 topics as fear of computers in discussion groups to exchange ideas in today. For all members. Please Desk. Camino Pescadero, 4:15 p.m. today relation to invasion of privacy, the sociological field to begin genuine come! Entries are now being taken in the the Encounter group meets. Past control of technology and a f acu I ty-st udent intellectual Judo Culture Club and Team, SH Recreation office for the Oct. 29 participants recommend it for those of man and the computer. Photo Contest. The theme of the who want to share their thoughts and community. 2128, 7:30 p.m. today. For all Rothman has 22 years of interested in Judo, its techniques, contest is "Abstracts". Divisions are feelings. A t 8:15 p.m. is a midweek communion service. discipline and culture. prints and slides. For info call Barb at experience in the analysis, design Episcopal Mass, St. Michael's Students of Phys Ed Dept, 6533 El 961-3702. and evaluation and management Lounge, 781 Embarcadero del Mar, Kiosk Notice Greco, Apt D, 7:30 p.m. today. Free Beginners Bridge lessons and of large scale information Come and discuss suggestions and novice play at 7:30 p.m. today, UCen 5:30 p.m. To publicize a meeting processing systems. Pre-Med Union: Additional forms gripes. We want to do something- card room. are available at the Biology office for or event, you are reminded His talk is part of a continuing about the executive board - student ‘ "Don't Go Walking Around Naked" the union; it is important that we have that kiosk forms must be involvement! and "Madam's Late Mother" by seminar sponsored by the UCSB a list of all members so we can completed 2 days prior to Computer Club, Sycamore Hall 119, Georges Feydeau will play tonight department of electrical distribute all pertinent info. the date of publication. We 7:30 p.m. today. This is a special thru Saturday in the Main Theatre, engineering. Affiliates, UCen, 10:30—3:00, meeting for those interested in Speech Bldg. Tickets are available at are limited to one Come for coffee and conversation. learning to program a PDP—11 the Arts and Lectures Ticket Office announcement per event. Homecoming Committee, SWITCHBOARD - 96 8-3565 computer. and the Theatre prior to performance. announces that all groups sponsoring a The ASME., Engr 1104, 8 p.m. today. Curtain is at 8 p.m. Jack Chambers, program manager for Strathan Institute's artifical t heart system, will discuss recent developments in cardiac assist HOUSE of HOLLAND NOON CONCERT devices and problems in creating a Storke Communications Plaza completely artificial heart. A film Studio 17 - 19 El Paseo will be shown. AFS Returnee's Club, 6575 Trigo No. 962-3511 C, 9 p.m. today. Important BEAUTIFUL GIFTS FROM ALL OVER EUROPE FRESH meeting. Come or call Randy HANDMADE PONCHOS FROM I 968-2853.. 1 Leg Council Meeting, UCen 2284, 7 FINLAND - ITALY GREENS p.m. today. LARGE SELECTION WOODEN SHOES FROM I DENMARK—SWEDEN AND AUSTRIA Young Democrats, 6584 Del Playa WE GOT MUSIC BOXES! Now Appearing at Dalton’s No. B, 7:30 p.m. today. This will . be the last pre-election meeting. OPEN SUNDAY 11 -4 FREE PARKING EL PASEO PARKING LOT f Very Important. We have to get the )-• ____ l mailer ready. ABLE URGENT! HELP NEEDED TO PROTECT lectures CALIFORNIA’S COASTLINE FROM URBANIZATION A S . Lectures Committee presents . 0 / Leaflets to be distributed-before November 2 in the second in a series of five lectures on the problems of I.V . with Supervisor the S.B. community informing citizens of the Dan Grant speaking on "Governance facts regarding the proposed El Capitan in Isla Vista" at 3 p.m. in Ellison development and urging them to VOTE NO on 1910. PROP. A. Leaflets and information can be Dept of Elec Engr is presenting obtained from Mr. Bill Nelson’s office De la S ta n le y R o th m an , Advanced % Development Staff, TRW Systems Guerra Commons Rm. 1521 (ground floor) or Group, Redondo Beach, Calif, '•CHECK ^ . Phone 961-3072. SPEED V Q V t h e speaking on the Future Impact of • CHECK TUBES ‘ AUDIO CLINIC sponsored by PILL/ZPG, Ecology Action, and Computers at 4:30 p.m. Engr 1104. • CLEAN CHANGER S.B. Citizens tor The General Plan Chemistry Seminar: "Reactions in a • LUBRICATE CHANGER ' AT SKYLINE Cyclotron. Xenon— a New Reagent • CHECK CARTRIDGE • ADJUST ARM BALANCE ELECTRONICS for Organic Synthesis" by Dr. David • ADJUST NEEDLE 2700 DE LA VINA Holtz, Noyes Laboratory of Chemical SET DOW N Physics, California Institute of • CHECK OVERALL PH. 687-6814 ALL YOU CAN EAT PERFORMANCE Technology, Pasadena, 4 p.m. Chem CO 1171. This quarter, the weekly "World of NEW DIAMOND PRICE INCLUDES SPAGHETTI NITE ALL LABOR AND Mathematics" talks will be given on NEEDLE NEEDLE, OTHER Wednesdays at noon in NH 1131. PARTS IF REQUIRED Today Prof. Robert Thompson will EXCLUDING ARE ADDITIONAL speak on "P—Adic Numbers." 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“Students have an opportunity to help There is great evidence of the value of student participation in elect an outstanding young man to Congress— political campaigns. Student support effectively organized is of Gary Hart. Mr. Hart has worked long and hard tremendous help-student support got this campaign going. Democracy for peace in Vietnam and for social justice should not be studied so much as practiced. To participate in in America. democracy is the only way to make it work-and that means a lot of He is needed in Congress. I urge everyone walking, and talking to voters. Six days remain before the election-this in these last few days o f this crucial race is close-a large number of voters are still undecided. To reach them campaign to. help get Gary Hart elected all will be a tremendous job. We have six days to do it. If we do reach

to Congress. ” them, we believe we will have their votes.

' —Senator George McGovern I have been to UCSB before and spoken of my commitment to peace, to a clean environment, to social justice, and to Congressional Reforms. We have had great student support throughout the campaign for which I am deeply grateful. Now, in the next few days I would like AN OPEN LETTER to ask you, one more time, to help. Peace, FROM Gary Hart i GARY HART SPONSORED BY STUDENTS/FACULTY FOR HART OF UCSB 1 g & 1221 State Street, Santa Barbara, 962-8182 i i