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By NATE SMITH Instruments and, through the baffling How UBC got its latest shift of corporate structure, TI became Who is Cecil Green and why is he the parent company and GSI the doing those wonderful things for us? subsidiary. This week's issue of UBC PReports Green became a vice-president and proudly trumpets the fact that "former philanthropical blessing director of TI, but remained as president UBC student" (dropout would be a more of GSI until 1956, becoming chairman of precise term) Cecil H. Green, of Cecil the board in that year and honorary Green Park fame, has given the university from a war profiteer chairman in 1959. $600,000 to establish a series of visiting Green is one of UBC's prized professorships. ex-students, a rather unusual state of The story quotes physics department affairs since universities are not known head George Volkoff, chairman of the for their affection toward people who committee to administer the fund, as drop out and move to other institutions. saying he is considering such people as Green's special status undoubtedly "physicists Linus Pauling and Robert stems from the UBC Alumni Oppenheimer" as possible visiting Association's renowned ability to spot a professors under the fund. dime taped to the tip of a passing A course taught by Oppenheimer air-to-ground missile. would certainly be interesting, since "the father of the atomic bomb" has been dead almost five years. (Volkoff is Scraps for UBC certainly up on the physics world.) For Pauling (who is now a chemist, by The Alumni Association probably the way) to come to UBC on funds became aware of Green's wallet first in provided by Cecil Green would be purest 1959, when he gave MIT $2,527,500 irony. worth of Tr stock to finance a 20-storey Pauling is a leader of the American earth sciences building. pacifist movement and a former winner On the very sound principle that if of the Nobel Peace Prize; Green's fortune MIT was worth that much to Green, UBC is based largely on the supply of strategic should rate a few scraps, UBC gave Green equipment to the U.S. military. an honorary doctor of science degree in He is, in fact, a full fledged member in 1964. good standing of the legendary The citation described him as "a leader military-industrial complex. in geophysical exploration whose love for science and higher learning was first aroused in Vancouver." Favors from LBJ It praised him for his efforts to "promote, widen and enrich ... a very Green was a founder of Texas close and understanding bond between Instruments Ltd. and, at the age of 71, industry and the universities." still sits on the company's board of Suitably flattered, Green came directors. through with a grant of more than TI is an international corporation $200,000 for UBC to develop Yorkeen, dealing in transistors, semi-conductors, the former estate of Sen. S.S. McKeen, as computers, the U.S. space program and a centre for "contacts between the sundry other electronic gadgetry, based in university and the community." (The Dallas with subsidiaries in Canada, property had been purchased by the Britain, Germany, France, Italy, Japan, university in 1964 at a price of Taiwan, Singapore, Argentina, Brazil, $103,000.) Mexico, Australia and the Netherlands. prospered from the presence of a Texan So much for the corporation, but what The property, of course, is now known Its products, listed in the current in the White House. about the man? as Cecil Green Park, housing the offices Standard and Poor's industrial directory, During the LBJ years, defence plants Cecil Howard Green was born in of the Alumni Association and being include such items as air-to-ground suddenly began sprouting like weeds Manchester, England and raised in rented out for wedding receptions and missiles and armaments, radar systems, everywhere in Texas and the state's Vancouver. private banquets. military data systems, "target detection defence industry suddenly became the He entered UBC in 1918 to study Obviously, Green is pleased with the and acquisition programs" and undersea second largest in the U.S. engineering, but left in 1921 without results, having now come through with warfare signal studies. (As far as TI, at least, is concerned, completing his degree because, at that his new $600,000 gift. (Imagine the In the past, TI has also developed the changing of the guard in Washington time, UBC had no course in his chosen nervous finance department clerk who guidance systems for the RF4 Phantom, did little to reverse the trend.) specialty of electrical engineering. had to carry that cheque to the bank.) A7 Corvair II and F111A fighter planes. The company did not hesitate in He went to the Massachusetts Institute At the going interest rates, that kind As an example of its profitable showing its gratitude to LBJ for past of Technology, where he got his of money will buy some high-priced relationship with the Pentagon, TI's new favors. bachelor's degree in electrical engineering temporary help. contracts and new extensions of existing When Johnson's closest political in 1923 and his master's the following However, judging from the names contracts from the U.S. Air Force alone associate, John B. Connally, stepped year. George Volkoff and UBC PReports are have totalled $24 million so far this year. down as governor of Texas in 1969, he After graduation, he worked as an currently throwing around as possible Like so many corporations, TI has was appointed to the TI board of engineer for such companies as General Cecil Green visiting profs, the grown spectacularly in recent years — a directors. Electric (Schenectady, N.Y.), Raytheon administration is more interested in growth that is directly attributable to the The move didn't exactly hurt TI's Manufacturing (Cambridge, Mass.) and prestige names for the calendar than in war in Vietnam and the increasing military contacts, since Connally had also Federated Telegraph (Palo Alto, Cal. and any improvement in the quality of purchases by the military. served as Secretary of the Navy in the Newark, N.J.). education at UBC. In 1963, the year before the U.S. early days of the Kennedy In 1930, he went to Dallas and helped Undoubtedly, a course taught by Linus began its major escalation in Vietnam, administration. found Geophysics Service Inc. Pauling, Margaret Mead, Laurence Olivier TI's total sales were $276,476,571 and its Connally, of course, has since left the He held various positions in the or Kenneth Clark (some of the names net income was $13,420,980. TI board to design and guide Richard company's hierarchy, but in the early being mentioned) would attract wide By the end of last year, sales had more Nixon's new economic policy as secretary years concentrated on work in the field attention and might even be interesting than tripled, increasing to $827,641,000, of the treasury and is widely mentioned rather than the executive suite. for a number of students. and net income had risen to $29,861,000. as a possible vice-presidential candidate if However, he donned the grey flannel But considering that such a course will Most of that growth occurred between Nixon chooses to dump Spiro Agnew for suit to become the company's exist only through the generosity of Cecil 1964 and 1968, while Lyndon Johnson the 1972 election. vice-president in 1941 and president in Green and considering the source of Cecil was president. Obviously, the pipeline to the White 1950. Green's wealth, there will be blood stains Like all Texas defence industries, TI House is still functioning. In 1951, GSI organized Texas on the text books. Page 2 THE UBYSSEY Friday, October 15, 1971

Notice to Graduating Students in 'Tenure system ensures ARTS A meeting will be held in Room 106, Buchanan Building jobs for incompetents' TUESDAY, OCTOBER 19 at 12:30 p.m. CALGARY (CUP) - Steps should be taken to "We don't have a similar situation in Canada," to hear a representative from the Placement Office abolish the tenure system at Alberta campuses, the said U of A delegate Don McKenzie. (Office of Student Services) Alberta Association of Students plenary session "Students should fight the concept as a basic on the subject concluded at their Thanksgiving weekend principle issue." conference. Murphy also advocated the abolition of tenure. GRADUATE EMPLOYMENT An alternate system proposed by U of A "It was once used for the protection of the delegates is the Minnesota system of a three-year academic freedom of faculty members. It is now probationary period followed by five-year used for job security and to hide incompetence," he said. renewable contracts. YOUR PRESCRIPTION . . . The issue was brought into focus in response to The acceptable causes for revoking tenure now a report on tenure presented to the AAS by Ron are: moral terpitude, discredit to the academic ... For Glasses community, a lack of service, and the unavailability Murphy of the University of Calgary. for that smart leek in glas He pointed out the tenure system freedom is a of funds. In other words, tenured professors can still hangover from the McCarthy era. be dismissed at the whim of administrators. leek to

Cable visions seal their lips P>lescUpUon Optical By BERTON WOODWARD essential truth of the impending They believe that through an The Alpha and Omega Amchitka explosion. intricate process of Foundation has uncovered the It has a triggering device. consciousness-raising human The triggering device uses a beings can withstand the effects cable. of any bomb explosion, said The foundation now has in its Moore. One member confided' Student Discount Given possession a hand-drawn picture that he could feel the of that cable. "frequencies" given off by recent WE HAVE AN OFFICE NEAR YOU Foundation spokesman Russian atomic tests. Graydon Moore said Thursday that A & O members feel the picture is important information for their continuing fight against the planned blast. JEWELLERS—526-3771 Moore would not reveal his lllillcrs sources for the picture, saying: "Our consciousness is open but our lips are sealed." '750,000 STOCK OF DIAMONDS The picture shows what appears to be the inside of a cable. Four sets of different colored rods • WATCHES are arranged in concentric circles around a core rod or wire. Jewelry • China • Giftware must be sacrificed 'Ignore regardless of price. Up to 75% off. FORCED TO MOVE the lights' The UBC bicycle club has DIAMOND & WEDDING RINGS Z 50% Off come up with a threat to campus motorists which may replace the traffic patrol and the Wesbrook BRAND NAME WATCHES S 50% Off Crescent-University Boulevard traffic light as a source of BIRTHST0NE RINGS 20% 50% Off frustration. Club spokesman Wren Green FAMOUS MAKE CLOCKS 20% Off THIS CHILD, refugee of civil war Thursday urged all campus in East Pakistan, is now dead. cyclists to disobey the UBC traffic SILVERWARE 20% Off patrol ruling preventing cyclists Pakistan films from driving on roads where cycle 35? CHARM BRACELETS ft CHARMS 25% Off The Pakistan Relief Club is paths are provided. sponsoring films and discussions Green said by doing this, FINE GOLD JEWELRY X 50% Off of the Pakistan problem next cyclists can force a test case in week. provincial court to prove the Monday, two Indian films of inadequacy of the paths. WATCH BRACELETS 25% Off recent events in Bangla Desh will Green urged all cyclists to meet be shown in SUB 205 at noon. at the SUB traffic circle Sunday at FASHION JEWELRY "75% Off More information will be 2 p.m. for a tour of cyclist's provided at speeches in the SUB campus trouble spots, and to CULTURED PEARLS 50% Off auditorium Tuesday and decide future action in improving Wednesday. biker's facilities. CHINA-CRYSTAL 33

ANYONE FOR CHESS — or maybe you'd prefer a profound discussion about diving equipment. UBC's clubs day provided all this and more in SUB Thursday. -david phillips photo tenure for 2 Anthropology and sociology department head Cyril Belshaw has recommended against tenure for assistant Clubs stage annual invasion sociology professors Ron Silvers and Matt Speier. parliament, they played the collected speeches of Bob By VAUGHN PALMER By opposing their tenure (guaranteed permanent Stanfield, and that took guts. employment at UBC) Belshaw overruled the decision UBC's annual clubs day came off in typical fashion in Their competition didn't do so well. made by the anthrosoc promotions and tenure SUB Thursday. The New Democratic Party had an entire booth committee last week to grant the two professors tenure. The parachute jump was cancelled because of rain, where they didn't once mention their new leader, David In response to this the graduate students of the the motorcycle ride was cancelled because of rain and the "What's-his-name". department have created a committee to consider both canoe and ski clubs had to move inside because of rain. The Liberals came out in favour of all those wonderful the general process of promotion and tenure in the Meanwhile, most clubs put on a competent display of issues which Trudeau manages to ignore. department and the decisions made what they are about. Mussoc plugged their musicals, Karl Burau, not outdone by the fact that he lost the thiss year. Radsoc plugged Radio CYVR and the religious clubs room where his experimental college meets to the Latter The committee urgently want plugged religion. Day Saints, set up a booth and recruited new members. to hear from students who have "Pardon me sir, can I convert you?" Interesting contrasts were -available, showing once taken courses from any of the six The UBC Progressive Conservatives demonstrated the again that UBC's clubs have something for everyone. professors, involved in the tenure hardsell tactics which have made them the biggest political For example, downstairs, theAnti-War Club had proceedings. club on campus. Besides featuring visits by members of posters to turn both mind and stomach against war, while The other four professors are .<* .v r . * * s ** *., . *','% * upstairs, the Thunderbird War Games Club manoeuvred George Gray, Bob Ratner, Robin toy tanks and men, in a display of dehumanization, that Ridington and Robert MacDougall. What-a letter? would please the best 'minds' of the Pentagon. Gray, Ratner and Ridington's An extremely important letter containing statistical "How many megadeaths is that, Charlie?" cases appear to be more secure but BELSHAW information about food services was sent to the In the middle of it all, the alternate food service MacDougall, who has taken a leave of abscence, has not " Exposure column early last week. ruthlessly sold their huge eight cent cookies, while in the been recommended for tenure by the tenure committee The letter was lost, in typical Art Smolensky SUB cafeteria the university food service, (SLOPSOC), or Belshaw. fashion. Unfortunately we do not have the name of this performed. Students should send their opinions about the person nor his phone number. Clubs committee vice-president Clayton Volger chose teaching they received to James Heap in Henry Angus Would he please contact this column c/o The the joint winners of the best booths competition as the 351. Ubyssey office (288-2301) as soon as possible. An Chinese Varsity Club for their display of music, films, art The committee will submit briefs reporting its explanation and apology is awaiting you. and food, and Aquasoc, who had everything but the conclusions to the anthrosoc department and to the Pacific Ocean in their exhibit. promotions and tenure committee of the faculty of arts. Page 4 THE UBYSSEY Friday, October 15, 1971

perpetuated at universities, we must fight for an 4fe 4fe 4fe 4fe 4fe 4fe 4fe rffc rffc rffc Democracy alternative. Specifically that alemative should be a form of institutionalized job security for professors in Well, UBC PReports has done it again. The current controversy in the which undergraduate and graduate students, In the finest tradition of flackery, the anthropology-sociology department opens up the community representatives and faculty members administration's propaganda sheet has turned question of tenure in general. make hiring and firing decisions. black into white, dipped it in a candy coating of In tenure disputes in recent years this Although such committees — the most basic omission and published the resulting goody. question has often been overlooked, and instead of which should exist at the department level — We refer to PReports' Oct. 13 announcement we have seen certain professors denied tenure and would give a professor job security after an initial that war profiteer Cecil Green and "his wife" then turned — rightly or wrongly — into martyrs. probation period, such security would not (mustn't forget the little woman) have given UBC constitute guaranteed life employment as the Ironically, they have been turned into $600,000 with which a fund for visiting tenure system virtually does. martyrs by supporters who often have professorships is to be established. fundamental disagreements with the object of the The standard union principle — that a person As a side issue, it's hilarious to note that one struggle: tenure. must not be fired unless it is proven she or he is of the proposed visiting professors had been dead unable to properly do her or his job — would for a few years, and at least one other is a pacifist. Thus we find ourselves faced with a division prevail. However, if sufficient complaint was But more fundamental is the spectacle of the between means and ends. Schizophrenically, we made by any group about a professor's university scrambling for a cut of the spoils of protest when good, competent profs are screwed competence, the departmental committee would war gleaned by this ex-student through the by the inequities of the tenure-judging structure, be free to review a professor's case with a view to manufacture of military goods for the U.S. yet at the same time — dispute whether tenure continuing or terminating employment. Of course, UBC has never been backward should exist. So. about accepting money from corporate villains Since we object to tenure on principle, and Tenure must give way to job security. And (who usually use such grants as tax write-offs since it has proved to be mainly a vehicle by job security must be based on a democratic anyway). which narrow, conservative mediocrity is system of judgment. But for obvious reasons, the acceptance of Until such time as this is carried out, we will Cecil Green's money is especially disgusting continue to see the expulsion of profs whose because the university is revealing its ugliest facet. social commitments do not include doing research It is literally blood money. THE USYSSIY for Gulf Oil. Whose sense of priority and Let's not forget, though, that it's no accident responsibility prohibits rotten teaching. Whose FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15 that UBC is acquiring these funds. orientation is not towards raking in bigger and Published Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays throughout the The university is merely a part of the system university year by the Alma Mater Society of the University of better corporation grants for UBC. which it serves, and serving the capitalist system B.C. Editorial opinions are those of the writer and not of the Although we must still contend with tenure AMS or the university administration. Member, Canadian means espousing its values — the values that committees stacked with the Old Guard and slick, University Press. The Ubyssey publishes Page Friday, a weekly produce the thousands of Cecil Greens, large and commentary and review. The Ubyssey's editorial offices are proper department heads like former colonial small, who hold power. located in room 241K of the Student Union Building. administrator Cyril Belshaw of anthrosoc, there And naturally, the university also does its are signs that the natives are restless. Editorial departments, 228-2301, 228-2307; Page Friday, part to produce what administration president Sports, 228-2305; advertising, 228-3977. Anthrosoc grad students are at last realizing Walter Gage calls "a good product." Editor: Leslie Plommer that they can only accomplish their ends by Yeah, Cecil Green is a good product all right. "When yer a jet," crooned Mike Sasges, as John Kula, working collectively, and a groundswell of protest Berton Woodward and Vaughn Palmer continued their Swell. Pour some more of that" excellence to the point where Nate Smith decided he'd be the appears to be developing among the department's most excellent of all. Bernard Bischoffed for the second day in blood-and-guts bread on us Cece, and we'll make a row, as Gord Gibson looked on, not quite believing his eyes junior faculty members. as the redundant Julian Wake revealed himself as Randy Frith. sure we manufacture lots more people to work Sandy Kass gasped in horror at the actics of Sandy Shreve, and Sociology professors are indulging .in more although Daphne was just visiting it didn't take her lonQ to for men like you. figure out that Mike Buck and Dave Schmidt were weirdos of than idle talk about splitting away from the the first order, along with Tricia Moore, Jan O'Brien and Kathy Carney. Kelly Booth and David Phillips just didn't believe their anthropologists. And we'll promise not to even think about eyes, though Paul Knox did, and don't forget Saturday, 2 p.m. at Eighth and Waterloo. The white man's burden must be weighing your armaments, U.S. imperialism, the Vietnam heavily on Bwana Belshaw and his cronies. War and all that blood. Page Friday review of books FREE The class struggle in Quebec CHRISTIAN SCIENCE By DICK BETTS national sentiment, are the itself turns out to be a product and expression of the compromise to facilitate capital LECTURE UNEQUAL UNION, Confeder­ historical emergence and expansion, the secure Canada as a ation and the Roots of Conflict experience of the nation." neo-colonial base for Britain in the Canada's, 1815-1873, by Further, "the nation is (like the against U.S. expansion and an Stanley B. Ryerson, Progress class) a materially-based social attempt to placate what the "What Makes A Happy Family" Books, Toronto and New entity". With these two premises English rulers knew would be a York, 1968. plus the supremacy of the class rebellious Quebec. John A. Lecturer: question established, Ryerson MacDonald wanted a legislative The Constitutional Crisis in proceeds on a radical union which would have Mr. Harry Smith, C.S.B. Canada does not have contem­ reinterpretation of Canadian completely taken autonomy from porary roots. Nor is it merely history. Quebec. constitutional; it is not a problem And the history becomes the All this because of the of legalities or ramifications of setting and description of the development of a class and Thursday, Oct. 21st, state framework. The activities of people, not the national antagonism which contradictions of Quebec abstract, outside thing which remains to this day. In light of at 12:30 remaining within a confederal pushes people onward. Nor is it, this, talk of constitutional reform framework are not even solely for Ryerson, "a mere by Ottawa technocrats becomes national. accumulation of facts." In the ludicrous. Clubs Lounge, S.U.B. "... important as is the fact pages of UNEQUAL UNION, In fact Ryerson has some of national identity and words for Trudeau in the EVERYONE WELCOME difference, it is not the postcript to the book. Trudeau's prime mover. It cannot free confederation schemes become provide the explanation for "the Trudeau conju ring-trick" SCANDLE: the dynamic of social quebec which "would cause the national Tansar change either' within the fact of French Canada to vanish". Clippers and comb community, or on the scale The interests of the Canadian Do not a haircut of relations among peoples. status quo necessitate the denial make Attempts at explanation of national (read class) struggle Try solely in terms of nation or for that is just what the Quebec we sell CORKY'S race end up in a reactionary revolution is all about. True to these interests Trudeau has MEN'S HAIRSTYLING handmade things mysticism whose unfailing (if tacit) premise is the branded national sovereignty as 3644 W. 4th Ave. by local craftsmen. alleged innate superiority of "absurd and retrograde", leaving Long haircuts our the exponent of one's own the way open to an affirmation of specialty 2002 w. 4m. avenue race or nation." outside imperialist control of any For Stanley Ryerson, author of given nation and people at any the above quote, the problem is of given time. dual nature. Quebec is oppressed Trudeau's fallacy "is rooted in in a national sense by its an abstract metaphysic," states relationship to English Canada Ryerson. Trudeau calls within confederation. But the nationalism per se the cause of essential thing is the class war. Ryerson's reply: "Not 'the question, the ruling class of principle of nationalities' but Anglophone interest and the capitalist development and the working class predominantly rise of the bourgeoisie are the made up of Quebecois. This is the reason for the wars and relationship which propels the revolutions of the post-feudal history of Canada and Quebec. free era." An additional lengthy quote The national question represents, from Ryerson is necessary here. in conjunction with this, the Canada "... the twentieth century over-all relationship between the emergence of monopoly two groups. history becomes the struggle of capitalist imperialism has This is the theme of the people of pre-confederal brought with it a dual UNEQUAL UNION, an important Canada (Upper and Lower process: nationalism being book for Canadians Canada) for self-government and exploited by the ultra-right The book is important because self-determination. For the people and fascism, and tidal it represents the strongest attempt of Quebec (Lower Canada) it is a counter-movements of to provide a historical materialist struggle which is reappearing national colonial revolt and framework on the origin of the today. socialist revolution. So long national and class question in The rebellions of 1837 as a as imperialism engenders Canada today. In other words prelude to the actual scheme of national oppression, the Ryerson attempts to make sense confederation represent a dialectic 'principle of nationality' of our history, not mystify it. which has been overlooked in will have the validity of an "National consciousness, Canadian history. Confederation assertion of democratic, community rights." 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Once you under their arms, English Canadians begin Brian Moore's fictional account of who, despite their Berkeleyian cool, last October's kidnappings of British were bent, as always, on acquiring diplomat James Cross and Quebec those skills — engineering, Labor Minister Pierre Laporte by the management and scientific - which FLQ, it's hard to put down. in a hundred years of so-called Written from the point of view of the parity, few French Canadians have kidnappers, Moore, one of Canada's mastered. The taxi moved past. . . best-known novelists (he's written The Luck of Ginger Coffey and I Am Mary It's in these passing details that we Dunne among his half dozen books) get a feeling for how the facts of daily succeeds in doing two things that other life continually remind the Quebecois of accounts of those events haven't done. their oppression. Moore's major achievement is that And in case we think the oppression we come to see the Liberation Cell that is merely symbolic, Moore reminds us of captured Cross as a group of real human the hard facts, as the car passes into beings with understandable human fears French Montreal: and aspirations. In this emotionally successful recreation of October, 1970 In this dormitory of cheap labor in Montreal, Brian Moore restores the were congregated the human absolutely vital dimension of the statistics of these young men's rage. ordinary world — streets, stores, tv, Forty per cent of Canada's food, intimate conversations — that the unemployed live in Quebec, despite kidnappers move in, as we do. the fact that the province, twice as Also, he demonstrates how much of big as Texas, is as rich as it is vast. It our sense of reality has been swallowed is also, lamentably, a haven for up by media: as you read the novel you foreign capital and a source of realize that all communication between non-union labor. American the FLQ and the government takes corporations own sixty per cent of place on tv, radio, and in the daily the province's industry. English papers. Both sides are struggling to Canadian companies own or control control the media. Moore suggests that most of the remainder. English one of the major reasons for Trudeau Canadians, who make up only 17 per "THE STORE WHERE THE ACTION IS" invoking the War Measures Act is to gain cent of the population, provide the legal control, for a period, of all media, vast majority of managers and in order to prevent people from executives. The language of LAST CHANCE! understanding the FLQ position. The command in this French-speaking frightening aspect of all this is the province is, astonishingly, English. suggestion that manipulation of the Unemployment hovers chronically media (largely by business-political around ten per cent... powers now in control of our society) gradually comes to replace free Moore takes us as far inside that discussion of political questions. apartment where the FLQ and Cross As Moore gives us close-ups of the were as it's possible to do. The style of FLQ members, we begin to understand journalistic fiction justifies itself by a the reasons for their actions. life-like mix of public political events We enter the thoughts of Marc and the details of private life. A great Carbonneau, a cab driver, the oldest deal of the abstraction we associate with member of the group: politics disappears. All cab drivers are slaves, Marc When we arrive at that moment when said. All of them suffer the same the Liberation Cell and Cross are YES! 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Westmount Anglo bastard was As one reads the Manifesto (which KERRISDALE IS YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR groping a kid in the back seat, and if Moore reprints in his novel, word for USED AND NEW LEICA EQUIPMENT! word), one is struck by the particularity he saw you look at him through the •CHARGEX • TERMS • TRADES •LAYAWAYS rear view mirror, he'd just wink, of it. It isn't at all a rhetorical cry from • Prompt attention to Mail • Kerrisdale Stocks AM because what does he care, to that a bunch of anarchist terrorists, but Orders. Add 5% SS Tax. Major Brands for Instant Delivery at Anglo you're just some smelly rather a statement by and for an Low Everyday Prices. COME AND SAVE YOUR DOLLARS peasouper, a servant. . . wasn't it just oppressed working class which deals "LARGEST STOCK, LOW EVERYDAY PRICES, QUALIFIED PERSONNEL' as Pierre said, we're their white with specific political occasions in the niggers. French Canadians are just history of Quebec. It is an attack on WEST VAN. I KERRISDALE I NORTH VAN. I BURNABY 1550 Marine 2170 West 41st 1325 Lonsdale Old Orchard shit to them. Yes, real education imperialism and capitalism, and reading 926-5451 266-8381 985-9505 Shopping Centre it a year later, in the context of Moore's Fri. Till 9 p.m. Thurs. & Fri. Fri. Till 9 p.m. Kingsway and began, not in school, but in those till 9 p.m. Willingdon 437-8551 months I drove a taxi. narrative, it comes through with Fri. Till 9 p.m. eloquence. Moore takes us back, minute by minute, through the suspenseful grab of The Revolution Script, with all the Cross. And then we're moving through limitations it has — simply, it's not a the streets of Montreal. 'great' novel — is nonetheless a book that ought to be read. Not only does it KERRISDALE A taxi was normal, even invisible, work on the level of suspense, it coming out of this rich man's street. increases our understanding of certain In silence they drove in an easterly events as no 'factual' account has done. CAMERAS "NOW FOUR LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU" Friday, October 15, 1971 THE UBYSSEY Page Friday, 3 "Just watch me // By STAN PERSKY than was done by Trudeau before citizen's rights attacks Sartre exactly on the question of are to be tampered with. Human life comes first, individualism.) Denis Smith, Bleeding Hearts... Bleeding except in the rarest cases, and the October crisis The crisis and the acts of the government have Country, M.G. Hurtig, Edmonton, 1971 wasn't one of those rare cases, Smith concludes. raised some important questions about political In Smith's political philosophy, the idea of the life in Canada, Smith says. "The crucial points of Denis Smith says: state has a central place, but he balances the concern are how the Canadian system permits the 1/ Pierre Eliot Trudeau badly mishandled the possible dangers of this view by insisting that the public will to be expressed, how clearly and October 1970 crisis when he invoked the War first responsibility of government is protection of immoveably the line is drawn between the Measures Act, individual rights. At the heart of his argument is legitimate and the illegitimate expression of and attributed the prime minister's action to his disagreement with Trudeau's overly-influential dissent, and how the community allows itself to two sources: position in Canadian political theory and with reply to acts of dissent which are considered to be 2/ Trudeau's opposition to separatism which Trudeau's theory itself. Nor is Smith happy with beyond what is legitimate." amounts to undemocratic and dogmatic Trudeau's propaganda tactics. Smith is much more worried about what federalism, and governments are likely to do in such 3/ Trudeau's theory of democracy, which is circumstances, than he is about the dangers of the narrow and authoritarian. people. He claims that the government response to Smith's Bleeding Hearts ... is thus a harsh and the FLQ was a "combination of a shallow liberal well-argued condemnation of the actions and commitment to the democratic process and a theory of the Trudeau government during the War deeper dependence upon justification by force." Measures Act period as well as a critique of its He challenges Trudeau's position that political political philosophy. authority is granted essentially through the Smith's book, where it goes deeper than the electoral system. Smith argues that there is a events of last October, is a defence of democratic traditional theory of democracy in Canada that is idealism. The theory of democratic idealism is far more flexible and broader than Trudeau's admirable in theory (it's reasonable, tolerant and distorted view of electoral primacy. No doubt, full of good will) but slightly misleading in lurking behind this disagreement, is his suspicion practice. It leads one to assume that in addition to of Trudeau's consistant manipulation of the public Smith, a professor of politics at Trent, there is a media. large body of democratic idealists. Smith emphasises "that the Canadian More seriously, such a view tends to constitution is a mixed system, which lacks any de-emphasize issues of political economy. That is, clear location. of sovereighty or source of this theory would prefer to pass over the struggle legitimacy. It is misleading in both fact and spirit in Canada between capitalism and socialism. Smith to claim that polular election is the simple and has only a passing reference to Trudeau's support straightforward source of legitimate authority in of a "market economy that reflects an indifference Canada." The virtue of this system is that it to the problems of monopoly control, income "allows for a substantial judgment of whether distribution, technological unemployment, the authority actually performs acts which serve the multi-national corporation," etc. The socialist interest of the citizens". claim that a capitalist system of this sort inevitably At the base of Smith's case is another makes real democracy impossible is never taken fundamental principle: 'There are always limits to up. democratic authority. The use of violence or With these warnings in hand, it is possible to go coercion by the state can be as great a threat to its on to an appreciation of Smith's attack on legitimacy as may be their use by opponents of the Trudeau's authoritarianism and why it poses a regime." danger to the country. One comes away from Bleeding Hearts ... with The slightly cumbersome title of the book the suspicion that Pierre Eliot Trudeau and his comes from Trudeau's revealing comments of last theory of authoritarian 'democracy' is far more Oct. 13: Trudeau: Yes, well there are a lot of dangerous the Canada than the 'anarchist' wing of bleeding hearts around who just don't like to the separatist movement. see people with helmets and guns. All I can say Denis Smith asks the question that is on the is, to on and bleed, but it is more important to horizon: "Is it permissible for Quebec to secede keep law and order in the society than to be peacefully from Canada?" worried about weak-kneed people. . . Smith deplores Trudeau's style of Given his theory, he has a clear answer: "For Reporter: A t any cost? How far would you go "psychological violence" which is manifested in liberal democrats, as opposed to liberal defenders with that? How far would you extend that? "his persistant tendency to identify his opponents of vested interests or vested power, the answer can Trudeau: Well, just watch me. as extremists and absolutists: they are never only be yes." granted the respect of being reasonable, moderate, Watching Trudeau is exactly what Smith or practical men. They must always be pushed to proposes to do, for he is justifiably suspicious of the extreme so that their claims are made to those who play fast and loose with civil liberties. appear absurd, ignorant, irrational, frenzies, or The government claimed that in the acts of the mad." Speakers FLQ they saw an insurrection taking shape and Trudeau tends to lump anyone that disagrees thus were justified in placing human life second to with him with the most extreme elements of the LEANDRE BERGERON the maintenance of the state by invoking the War FLQ, Smith says. He's referring particularly to Measures Act. Smith examines the government people like Parti Quebecois leader Rene Levesque Leandre Bergeron, a native of St. claim. And he persuasively argues, on the evidence, and Le Devoir editor Claude Ryan, both of whom Boniface, Manitoba, teaches French and that the government case was confused, inflated, oppose Trudeau's federalism, a doctrine which Quebec literature at Sir George Williams and false, a view that many Canadians have also Smith believes has been turned into an absolutist University in Montreal. He is best-known as come to since last year's events. dogma by the prime minister. the author of Le Petit Manuel d'Histoire du Smith makes a useful distinction between Furthermore, in analyzing the FLQ as an Quebec, a best-selling popular history which actual events and the image-making of the prime anarchist movement with historical roots, Smith has sold more than 80,000 copies in its minister. He describes Trudeau's martial law tv defends the legitimacy of their existence, though French version. It has recently been speech as "a brilliant performance, and it succeed­ he doesn't agree with their actions. "The FLQ is published in English under the title, A ed overwhelmingly as advocacy. As rational not an alien infection, a 'cancer' to be rooted out Patriot's Handbook: The History of Quebec. argument, however, it was a demagogic display of of the body politic," he says. "It is, rather, one In his History of Quebec, Bergeron seeks charged language, clever device, undefended manifestation of deep and widespread human to counter the traditional view of the assertiop, and questionable psychology." frustrations in Quebec society . . . The declarations Quebecois as propounded by the ruling Smith is unequivocable on what should have and impudent acts of the terrorists speak to the elites of Quebec and the clergy. For been done last year: the government should have complacent part of the community, and to the Bergeron, Quebec's history is one of national negotiated with the FLQ, released some political polticians, of the depth of these frustrations; and and class oppression: first, of the native prisoners, and saved LaPorte's life. Smith is those silent, passive, beaten citizens who cannot Indians by the French; then, of the French convinced that the FLQ's offer to negotiate was speak for themselves recognize their own voices in Canadian habitants by the French-Canadian honest and that the life of LaPorte was saveable. such acts." seigneurs and clergy; since the Conquest of "To put life first in this kind of crisis is only to Although I'm unable to take up the issue here, 1759, and even more since Confederation, of reaffirm the standards of decency and humanity Smith's claim about the anarchist character of the the Quebecois nation by the we so glibly proclaim in the abstract. It is, in a FLQ is most debatable. A reading of the FLQ English-dominated Dominion of Canada and sense, an act of weakness for the state; but in Manifesto or Pierre Valliere's White Niggers of its predecessors; and increasingly, in the another sense, it is an act of moral strength, for it North America, with their emphasis on the twentieth century, of both Quebec and demonstrates that life is actually regarded more concept of working class, and their attack on English Canada by American imperialism. highly than political face." The democratic idealist capitalism and imperialism, are far from the position is quite clear on this point: when the priority of the individual that we associate with authority of the state appears to be in danger, the Bergeron's language is extremetly simple anarchism. (Vallieres, in fact, whose range of. and direct - a far cry from the often situation must be much more carefully examined philosophic reading has gone unappreciated,

Page Friday, 4 THE UBYSSEY Friday, October 15, 1971 An attack on Marxfor tricky Dick By LANNY BECKMAECKMAN Bourgeoisie, the Idea of the the worst of all, but I had to do significant events, declares "there was Karl Marx: The Passionat..•__.*e- Logician. ._• • ; Proletariat, and so on - mere it if II was nottint totn starve.starve nnnot mucm,.rh differencHiffWo, e between joining links in a logical chain. by Joel Carmichael, Scribner's, Paper, It's not surprising that Carmichael, the Communist Party and going to a $Not worth it at any price. Nowhere does one find support for on his fat five-figure academic salary, tea party." The Prussian King would these abundantly cynical allegations; can afford little sympathy for Marx's have taken issue, I think, with this Carmichael's biography of Marx is in fact, reading between the lines I hardships. The point of life in comparison, for in 1849 he expelled a work of scholarly horseshit. It is continually sensed that Marx's academia is to dissociate yourself from Marx from Prussia on political written for someone who wants to concerns were genuine and heartfelt. the struggles or ordinary human grounds). In 1864 in England, Marx read one source — a cut above Time — Carmichael insists on doing to Marx beings, to see them as "performing helped to found the International on the basis of which he can discount what he accuses Marx of doing to the certain socio-economic functions." Workingmen's Association (the Marxism in its entirety. Someone like world: flattening, devitalizing, making You're also programmed to disdain the International). Richard Nixon, a man too busy to academic. motives of anyone Who does identify spend much time confirming his Carmichael makes good on his with the poor and the oppressed. In an inexplicable lapse. Carmichael vacuous anti-communism. promise to regard Marx's ideas as a So when Marx expresses his includes the following description, written by Marx's daughter, Eleanor. It's easy to picture Kissinger placing mere pendant of his life, but the compassion for the lot of the workers The passage is memorable for its his pallid hand on Tricky Dick's promise is only partial. He also he had encountered, when he describes contrast with the depiction we find in shoulder while slipping him manages to do the converse. The "the nobility of mankind shining forth the rest of the book. Carmichael's book - a tranquillizer to reader loses both. in their toil-worn faces," Carmichael dispell vague anxieties over the Carmichael is as bad a biographer as reacts predictably with derision. In his home life, as in his renaissance Marxism is enjoying. he is a theoretician. Marx, the man, is The most prominent impression the intercourse with his friends, and One realizes after a few pages that, turned into an homunculus seen book left with me was the contrast even with mere acquaintances, I as far as Marxist theory is concerned, through the wrong end of a telescope. between Carmichael's narrow, think one might say that Karl the book is biased and simple-minded. His minor failures and comfortable, irrelevant activities and Marx's main characteristics were However, the author states his disappointments are relentlessly the amazing scope of Marx's. his unbounded good-humour principal concern to be Marx's life highlighted. Carmichael delights in Intellectually Marx's genius is rather than his ideas. Carmichael says exaggerating such trivia as the fact that and his unlimited sympathy. His indisputable. His contributions to the kindness and patience were he has found it illuminating to regard — much to Marx's chagrin — no one fields of philosophy, sociology, the latter as a "mere pendant", of the reviewed Capital for two months after really sublime. A less history, economics and political sweet-tempered man would have - former. its publication. (Maybe 'cause it takes science are truly epoch-making. From Taking him at his word, I figured that long to read, which Carmichael, often been driven frantic by the these disciplines he weaves a system of constant interruptions, the the book would be an innocuous source who describes Capital as "difficult to ideas that are cosmological in scope. of biographical facts, things that are wade through," probably never has continual demands made upon Additionally, he wrote several volumes him by all sorts of people. . . hard to distort, like where Marx lived done.) of poetry, translated a book of Ovid's and whom he married and when he Marx's principal failure was that he verse, wrote a comic novel and a But it was in his intercourse published what - stuff like that. In could never predict anything classical tragedy. fact, the chronological details can be with children that Marx was accurately. His forecasts of imminent perhaps most charming. Surely found but they are padded so proletarian victory were proven false In the face of such staggering unremittingly with Carmichael's intellectual accomplishments, one can never did children have a- more time and time again. As for Russia, delightful play-fellow. My scornful and unsubstantiated China, Cuba . . . well, Carmichael is see why an insecure liberal historian interpretations that the reader is like Carmichael might be tempted to earliest recollection of him is too busy describing Marx's boils to when I was about three years repeatedly tempted to forget the give any attention to the real historical be scornful. What is most threatening whole thing. however to ordinary academicians old, and "Moor" (Marx's consequences of Marxist thought. It nickname because of his dark While I felt determined to finish the performing certain socio-economic seems that each time we get a glimpse complexion) was carrying me on book, on page 223 with only 25 pages dysfunctions is that Marx could make of Marx's genius, Carmichael pokes a his shoulder round our small to go, I came across this paragraph the jump from thought to action - beam of light down the back of Marx's garden in Grafton Terrace, and which proved to be the last I could pants to reassure himself that those whereas they get all wore out just making the jump from classroom to putting convolvulus flowers in stomach: buttocks couldn't belong to the most faculty club. my brown curls. Mohr was // is true after all that there are influential figure of modern history. Western dualism has so accustomed admittedly a spendid horse.. . workers and capitalists, Behind every great man there stands a But if Moor was an excellent proletarians and bourgeois: that third-rate critic with a flashlight. us to viewing thought and action as separate and exclusive realms that one horse, he had a still higher is why statements about them qualification. He was a unique, sound (sic) convincing. But Marx In fact, Marx did suffer from boils responds almost with disbelief at along with several other physical Marx's daily, active immersion in an unrivaled story-teller. . . To was not referring to real workers my sisters - / was then too small or bourgeois at all, that is, to ailments. His persistent ill-health political struggle. It should be kept in resulted largely from the fact that he mind that he had attained all the ' - he told tales as they went for ordinary human beings walks, and the tales were performing certain was impoverished for almost all of his credentials necessary for joining the adult life. Here is an excerpt from a comfortable class of petite-bourgeois measured by miles, not chapters. socio-economic functions. He "Tell us another mile, " was the actually meant the Idea of the letter of 1852: intellectuals. His commitment to My wife is sick, little Jenny is political action represents a wilful and cry of the two girls. sick. . . I cannot call the doctor exemplary choice for a life of poverty, And Moor would also read to pedantic character of academic histories. His because I have no money for hardship and persecution. his children. Thus to me, as to book, in its English translation (the medicine. For eight or ten days In 1843, The Rhine Gazette, a my sisters before me, he read the publisher is New Canada Press), sells for now I have fed my family on political paper edited by Marx, was whole of Homer, the whole $1.50, a far cry from the usual rip-offs of bread and potatoes, and it is shut down by the King of Prussia. Two Niebelungen Lied, Gudrun, Don Toronto publishers. He is speaking on doubtful whether I can get any years later, Marx was deported from Quixote, the Arabian Nights, Tuesday, Oct. 19th, at 12:30 p.m. in the today. I cannot write the article France as a result of his connections etc. As to Shakespeare he was SUB ballroom. for New York because I have no again with a radical newspaper. the Bible of our house, seldom money to buy the newspapers PIERRE BOURGAULT Shortly thereafter, he and Engels out of our hands or mouths. By which I need. Last week I founded the Communist Party in the time I was six I knew scene borrowed a few shillings from Brussels. (Carmichael, with his upon scene of Shakespeare by Pierre Bourgault was one of the first some workers. For me that was separatist spokesmen in Quebec in the early unerring nose for historically heart. . . 1960s. He was a founder and President of an W:S? independentist party, the Rassemblement pour flndependance Nationale (RIN). As such, he was actively involved in such events as the protesting of the Queen's visit to Quebec week Quebec City in 1964. With the founding of the Parti Quebecois Mon. Oct. 18-Fri. Oct. 22 reading: in 1969, the R.I.N, disappeared. Bourgault "La premiere liberte est de vouloir, Wed. 12:30 RAOUL DUGUAY sub art entered the new party, and is identified with pouvoir, savoir parler a qui Con veut, gallery the left wing of the PQ leadership. At the quand on veut, comme on veut, de Fri. 12:30 PAUL CHAMBERLAIN sub art most recnt congress of the PQ, last gallery February, he was elected to the party's koskonveu dans la langue du Kebek. A executive, through strong support for the un moment donne TOULMONDE est films: rank-and-file. demande au parloir." Mon. and Fri. 12:30 UN PAYS SANS BON A journalist by profession, Bourgault, for —raoul luoar yaugud duguay SENS sub ballroom over a year, edited a left-wing Montreal magazine, Pointe de Mire. He is now Students and professors are encouraged to associated, part-time with a Montreal radio speaking: devote at least one hour this week to discuss station. An excellent speaker, he is still one the Quebec State. of the most articulate spokesmen for Quebec Tues. 12:30 LEANDRE BERGERON sub independence. He will be speaking Thursday, ballroom A Special Events Presentation, created by the Oct. 21st, at 12:30 p.m. in the SUB Thurs. 12:30 PIERRE BOURGAULT sub education committee of the human ballroom. ballroom government.

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On Columbia Records and Tapes 2893 W. 41st Ave., j 261-2151 Page Friday, 8 THE UBYSSEY Friday, October 15, 1971 Friday, October 15, 1971 THE UBYSSEY Page 13 Alberta Student Association gets reprieve LAKE ISLE, Alberta (CUP) - would have reduced the The University of Calgary presented facts on student added that female students The Alberta Association of association to an informal liaison delegates said the larger financing at the U of A for average only half the amount in Students, jeopardized by a between student presidents. institutions have a duty to the discussion. provincial grants and loans that University of Alberta student "Undergraduates get only an males receive. UASU respresentatives said "emerging campuses". union recommendation to do average of $250 a year in "The savings of students living they could lobby more effectively The final vote, the UASU away with the association's provincial grants and loans, as at home are about $450 a year with the provincial government resolution was defeated 28 permanent secretariat, v/as opposed to $1,800 for masters more than those of students who than they could as a member of delegates to nine, with each reprieved last weekend at its students and $2,700 for doctoral live away from home, whereas the association. university having a proportional annual conference here. number of delegates to their students," Avison said. provincial authorities, in The UASU which had been Later when the smaller Alberta student populations. He said that the average calculating loans and grants, figure having budget problems, proposed schools protested, they modified In a further conference report, post-secondary student comes students living at home should a restructuring of the AMS which their position. UASU spokesman Bill Avison from a family with an income save $800, or nearly double," said twice the provincial average, and Avison. Letters Jobs still scarce there was a student who is So please go and do it, Steve. If OTTAWA (CUP) — Canadian employment took another personally familiar to many of us the Human Government is going nosedive during September, facing the Trudeau government with the Women going to visit China. to collapse, it will do so anyway, worst unemployment record since 1961. I regret that my fatigue left the Steve Garrod, we felt, was a regardless of whether or not you The seasonally-adjusted unemployment rate for the total work question period at the Tuesday person who could have told it like stick around. However, any force during September was 7.1 per cent, the highest for any month in night women's studies program it is. He has already won our government which is really ten years, and the seasonally-adjusted rate for workers under 25 years less than adequately answered. respect by his bold accuracy, in "human" shouldn't become of age was an astronomical 12.2 per cent. I would like to correct that informing the royal family how crippled by a month's absence of The job market, in view of U.S. president Richard Nixon's new now. useless and unwanted they really any particular individual. Think economic policies, is expected to worsen in the months ahead. The names of women who have are. 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PANGO-PANGO (UNS) - FRENCH CLUB YOUNG SOCIALISTS Slides of France. Come have lunch Planning meeting, activists welcome, Chief blorg Car-Knee came chiefly and speak French, I.H. Upper SUB 213, 12:30. 1845 - W. 4 Ave. Lounge, noon. SAILING CLUB blorg Purse-Key upon a time VARSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP General meeting plus lecture on person Dikbets rage didn't quite. Vancouver Worship and communion service, skippering, Bu. 104, 12:30. Lutheran Campus Centre, 7:30 p.m. Meantime sourse said, "Think PAKISTANI REFUGEES 732-3731 INTERNATIONAL HOUSE — revolution, review books." BEER GARDEN Teach-in from 12:30 to 2:30 in All instruments welcome, come and SUB theatre. jam every Friday, I.H. Upper Lounge, 4-8 p.m. WEDNESDAY ED STUDENT ASSN. L. Mandrake "Special lecture", Ed SATURDAY 100, 12:30. NVC Wine and cheese. Admission at CLASSIFIED door, SUB 207, 8 p.m.-l a.m. THURSDAY MUSLIM STUDENTS'ASSOCIATION ALPHA OMEGA Rotos: Campus — 3 Unas, 1 day $1,00; 3 dayS $2.50. Everyone welcome, I.H. Upper General meeting with guest speaker Commercial — 3 fine*, 1 day $1.25; additional Knot 30e; 4 days price of 3. Lounge, 3-5 p.m. John Kolasky, "Contemporary Classified ada are not accepted by telephone and ere payable m advance. Deadline ia SUNDAY tt:W ajn., the day before piMicaticm. FiOOicatiotm Office, Rm. Mi SUB, UBC, Van, & BICYCLE CLUB Campus cycle tour. Bring a lunch, SUB plaza, south side, 11 a.m. LADIES ANNOUNCEMENTS Special Notices (Cont.) 15 Typing (Conl.) 40 MONDAY NIGHT CAMPUS CHURCHES — UNIV. EFFICIENT ELECTRIC TYPING — EL CIRCULO Dances 11 Blvd., Sunday worship St. Anselm's my home. Essays, thesis, etc. Neat, The Chilean Consul will speak in DANCE TO RAM - - - TOTEM Anglican, 8 and 11 a.m. — Univer­ accurate work. Reasonable rates. Spanish on recent events in Chile, Park Ballroom - - - Sat., Oct. 16, sity Hill United, 11 a.m. Church Phone 263-5317. I.H., 12:30. every »-l:00 a.m. - - - $1.00 residents; School through Grade 9 at 11 a.m., EXPERT IBM SELECTRIC TYPIST UBC WOMEN'S LIBERATION $1.50 non-residents. both churches. Experienced essay & thesis typist. All women welcome, Biological Reasonable rates. Mrs. Ellis, — Greetings 12 DANCE TO RAM - - - TOTEM 321-3838. Sciences 2449, 8 p.m. MONDAY night Park Ballroom Sat., Oct. 16— ED STUDENT ASSOCIATION FUR COATS $19 & LESS. PAPPAS 9-1:00 a.m. - - - $1.00 residents: RETIRED PUBLISHER WILL EDIT J. Hasell from "Outward Bound", Bros. New Annex, 459-461 Hamilton $1.50 non-residents. essays, theses, mss. for grammar, Ed 204, 12:30. at Victory Square. Double fur bed­ punctuation, syntax, spelling, CONSERVATIVE CLUB YOUR FATHER'S spreads $79. Open Fri. nite 7:00- Wanted—Information 17 clarity, etc. 263-6565. General meeting. New members 9:30 p.m. Sat. 11:00 a.m.-5:30 p.m. ANYONE WHO SAW THE PICKUP ESSAYS AND THESES TYPED welcome, SUB 211, 12:30. Satisfaction guaranteed! truck hit me at the Sumas border neatly, accurately. 25c a page. Call demonstration please call 224-7326 Carol, 732-9007 (after 6 p.m., Mon.- MUSTACHE Lost & Found 13 or leave your name with AMS Friday). ONE GREEN CONTACT LENS office. I have been charged! EMPLOYMENT found in girls' washroom in SUB. FRIEND of CORNELIA MARTENS, CAMPUS Ask in Room 236. Doris Baum is looking for Diane Help Wanted 51 Goldie. Phone 321-0922. LOST: STERLING SILVER CHARM SOMEONE TO CARE FOR TWO bracelet. Great sentimental value. Wanted—Miscellaneous 18 children every school Friday, 9:00 CYCLE Reward offered. Contact Sharon, a.m. to 1:00 or 2:00 p.m. $1.00 per 263-4134. ARTISTS — PAINTINGS NEEDED Vancouver's to be sold in a new. attractive hour. 266-8492. LOST—ABOUT TWO WEEKS AGO, gallery. Phone 853-2400, House of GIVE HELP, GET DOLLARS! UBC TOUR one round, flat, mauve-purple Fine Art, Abbotsford. B.C. Tutoring Centre needs tutors. All First and Finest crocheted hat on North end of courses. Register SUB 228. 12:30- campus between Buchanan, Brock AUTOMOTIVE 2:30. Immediate need for chemistry, and Chancellor. Crushing senti­ physics, computer science. mental (?) value. PLEASE contact Autos For Sale 21 Sunday 11 a.m. Roaring 20's Jane Flick, Brock 168 or 733-5684. INSTRUCTION & SCHOOLS LOST — AQUAMARINE RING — 1951 AUSTIN. GOOD THROUGH­ great sentimental value. Generous OUT Snow tires. $75 or trade for Special Classes 62 good guitar. 10 speed. 224-5537. S.U.B. Plaza Banjo Cabaret reward offered. Contact Iris Rich, TAI CHI CHUAN: LEARN THIS 224-1)873. 1970 MG MIDGET. ONLY 8,500 MI. graceful art of meditation-in­ WILL THE PERSON WHO AC- Radials, mags, reel, seats, undrct. action: also for centering, increas­ Lunch is served Mon.-Fri. cidently took the mottled light tonn. Must sell. Wife is pregnant ed health, dexterity & self-defense brown suede jacket from the rack and can't fit inside. $2,150. Phone from Raymond Chung. N.A.'s fore­ bring lunch from 11:30 til 2:30 p.m. at the Back From the Bush Bash 263-9044. most master ($6 month). Also joint please contact J. Franzen c/o UBC Automobiles—Repairs 24 hands practise for the experienced. Open nightly Mon. thru Sat. Geology Dept. office and leave a Contact Doug Seeley, 228-4143. •message. Phone 228-2449. HATHA YOGA CLASSES AT CAR REPAIRS TO Shyam Yoga sh ram beginning 929 West Pender Street Rides & Car Pools 14 VOLVO,MERCEDES week of Oct. 18, 206 E. 6th. 879-3703 WHEELCHAIR STUDENT IN Vic­ MEDITATION PORSCHE, VOLKSWAGEN UBC Bicycle Club 687-1919 inity of 41st & Nanaimo requires BIG CLASSES CONFUSING? GET ride Monday thru Thursday. Call 1 Audrey Hill, 434-7052. Factory trained mechanics individual help with a tutor. Rea­ h Fully Guaranteed Work sonable rates — all courses. UBC Special Notices Tutoring Centre, SUB 228, 12:30- 15 ' Reasonable Rates 2:30. SUNDAY EVENING WORSHIP — 7:00-7:45 p.m. Chapel of Vancouver . We also now repair MISCELLANEOUS BIRD CALLS School of Theology. 6050 Chan­ , Toyota, & Mazda Cars cellor. Sponsored by residence FOR SALE 71 members and Student Christian ARIA GUITAR, CLASSICAL, NY- Movement. Ion strung. Only 6 mo. old. Excel­ UBC'S STUDENT SUNDAY FIRESIDE & COFFEE. lent condition. $30. Call 732-5905. 8:00 p.m. Guest: Geoff Huddard — KENWOOD KR-4140 95 W. AM/FM detached worker. 'Subject: "Drug tuner, Lenco L-75 turntable w/$60 Use Among Young People." — cartridge. JMI Monitor V speakers, Lounge 6050 Chancellor (U.S.T.) SALES AND SERVICE Pioneer headphones (SE-45). $950 TELEPHONE All welcome! 8914 Oak St. 263-8121 value. Offers! 987-3897. DISCOUNT ON STEREOS — SAVE DIAMOND WEDDING & ENGAGE- dollars! Example: tuner-amplifier VW SPECIAL—REBUILT MOTORS ment rings, both for only $79 at automatic turntable, 2 speakers, and trans, exchange service, also your campus jeweler. The Diamond DIRECTORY regular $199.00 your cost $125.00. repairs. Brakes relining, $25. King Room, 2109 Allison, next door to 2-year parts guarantee. Carry and link pins, $30. 683-8078 — 760 World Wide Travel. Sony, Sansui, Dual. Akai. A.G.S., Denman St. (rear). Warfdale. Phone 732-6769 for sav­ CUTE BLACK LABRADOR PUPPY ings. Photography 35 3 months old. Female, reg. Phone Pat, 985-0707 after 5 p.m. WIN SET OF GREAT BOOKS AND earn $123.00 week minimum doing utht Hen* anti gutter RENTALS ft REAL ESTATE it. 687-8872. Rooms 8* AVAILABLE THE PURCELL STRING QUARTET \{{,1 Cameras! ACCOM. 1 ROOM, $50. KETTLE, at Grad Student Centre, Tues., 19 toaster, fridge. Non-smokers. Men Oct., 8 p.m. Tickets 75c each at 3010 W. BDWY. 736-7833 only Mrs. M. Jambresic. 4570 W. the Grad Centre office. also at Denman Place 12th Ave. 228-8408. 82 MEETING OF UBC MUSLIM STU- Room & Board NEXT THURSDAY dents Association, Saturday, 16th Want to shoot from MEAL PASSES AVAILABLE AT Oct. at 3:00-5:00 p.m. in Upper the waist? the DKE House, 5765 Agronomy, Lounge of International House. 224-9691. Enjoy excellent home- e Everybody welcome! Don't waste money with costly cooked meals on campus at prices accessories! you can afford. THE LUTHERAN CAMPUS CEN- GREAT FOOD! ROOM & BOARD Only 75 tre — A human place where there RICOH TLS 401 at Delta Upsilon Frat House. Also are many questions and few meal tickets. Call 224-9841. answers'and much in between. Dual Metering, Dual Viewing Come by and ask your questions ROOM AND BOARD $85.00 MONTH. and share your answers. 17 Different Lenses 2120 Wesbrook Cres. Dan Dalton, Rip-offs NOT our Specialty! 224-9073. _____ Furn. Apts. 83 THE GRIN BIN FEMALE TO SHARE 1 BEDROOM Scandals 37 apt 7th & Vine. $75.00 inclusive. The Most Useful has the largest selection in RUBBER BIBLES AT WHOLE- Phone 731-0969. Canada of posters sale prices. Place deposit with "MATURE" MALE STUDENT C.I.C. Chem. 162. Tues. noon at wanted to share bsmt. suite with Book on Campus and pop art. latest. Van Art School student, if musi­ Also Jokes, Gifts and 24" x 36" Photo C.I.C. LAB. COATS ARE STILL IN cal, great. $55 month. 1705 W. 10th, stock. Only $4.00 each. Chem. 162, No. 5. After 5 p.m. Blowups from your own prints and noon hours. Unf. Apis. 84 negatives. STUDENT SPECIAL Enquiries welcome at BUSINESS SERVICES 40 3 Rooms of Furniture Typing From $199.95 THE GRIN BIN TEDIOUS TASKS. PROFESSIONAL typing. IBM Selectric—days, even­ HOUSE OF GROUPS UBC'S "WHO'S WHO" 3209 W. Broadway ings, weekends. Phone Shari at 1278 Granville across from the Liquor Store 738-8745. Reasonable rates. Day 687-5043 Eve. 277-9247 FAST & ACCURATE TYPING IN LARGE, ONE BEDROOM UNFUR- Call 738-23 il mv home on IBM Exec. Reason­ nished apartment. Available Nov. EEBIRD CALLS= able. 685-1982. 1st. 3520 West Broadway. $120. Friday, October 15, 1971 THE UBYSSEY Page 15

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— * —««-— •••*•- -*--• (5S GastownWax g) -o 3D Sailing team victorious i 1O m The CIAU Sailing The two divisions raced On Saturday morning the races ^ Museum s| Championships were hosted again separately with Crossley and were sailed in 15 m.p.h. winds, this year by the Royal Military Schnetzler getting five firsts in but the winds built up all day College at Kingston, Ont. five races. Drinkwater and Parsons with the final race being sailed in 21 WATER STREET, 685-2751 The UBC team defended their won their division getting two winds gusting to 25 m.p.h.! OPEN DAILY 11 A.M. TO 11 P.IVi. title, this year winning by a very firsts, two seconds and a third. In this race only four of the convincing margin to capture the Both crews won their divisions nine boats finished the course Grant Trophy. and ontotal points they were way with three boats capsizing, ami These are the only two years ahead for the overall many boats sailed in to shore with UBC has won this championships championships. broken equipment. Always on Sunday . , . which were first sailed in 1936. Crossley and Schnetzler are The races on Sunday were Nine schools from across veterans, having sailed for UBC easier on the boats and the crews Canada competed, with Queens for four years. Drinkwater and with the wind being fairly light. University a distant second and Parsons, however, were competing WORSHIP Trent University third. in their first intercollegiate The UBC sailing team is very . UBC's two crews consisted of regatta. strong in the Pacific Northwest as well. t Bob Crossley and Mike Schnetzler The racing was in almost ideal who sailed in division A, and Alan conditions with winds going from They compete in regattas all LUTHERAN CAMPUS CENTRE Drinkwater and Frank Parsons very strong to very light in year in this district and are hoping SUNDAY - 10:30 a.m. Study - 9:30 a.m. who sailed in division B. strength. for big things at the North American championships this year Grid 'Birds try again in San Diego. The number one ranked Coach Frank Gnup likes the University of Manitoba Bisons are way his offense has been playing. looking to make it number two "Quarterback Jim Tarves FOOTBALL against the UBC 'Bird football moves the ball pretty good. He's team. the best passer we've had here in When the teams last met in five years." Winnipeg the 'birds lost 36-20 in Last Saturday the 'Birds lost one of their better efforts this 18-7 to Saskatchewan. UBC Thunderbirds year. That was UBC's fifth straight loss. Saturday's game against the vs. Intramurals Bisons is at 2:00 at Thunderbird Stadium. CYCLE DRAG entry deadline Univ. of Manitoba Bisons is October 18. SWIMMING preliminary rounds start Monday at noon. BADMINTON ladder tournament winds up on Monday. Women's hockey All competitors A-Z must compete at this time. This weekend the Thunderettes Sat. • Oct. 16 • 2 p.m BASKETBALL preliminary field hockey team meets schedule is now up. Check outside the Intramural office for dates university teams from Calgary, and times. Edmonton, and Victoria in round robin competition. THUNDERBIRD STADIUM Women's At stake is the Western Division Intercollegiate Free admission to UBC students on presentation of A.M.S. card Championship. curling The games start Friday at 1 The UBC women's curling p.m. and continue through team needs to field four teams Saturday at Chris Spencer Fields. this year in order to enter the Women's Zone Provincial FOR PREFERRED RISKS ONLY Playdowns. 'Bird hockey All interested women curlers The UBC Thunderbird hockey It Pays to Shop for Car Insurance are asked to appear at practice on team begins their exhibition Wednesday 6:15-8:15 p.m. and schedule Saturday at 3:30 p.m. at YOU CAN SAVE MONEY ON CAR INSURANCE AT WESTCO Saturdays 10:15-12:15 p.m., or the Winter Sports Centre. The phone the Women's Athletic 'Birds are favoured to win over Department 228-2295. the Coquitlan High Grade Heaters. rfl cfl a tf] • LOSE 20 POUNDS INSURANCE COMPANY HEAD OFFICE: 1927 WEST BROADWAY. VANCOUVER 9. BRITISH COLUMBIA IN TWO WEEKS! FAST CLAIM SERVICE

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let the revolution come artistic consciousness in an vast theatrical spectacle of 150 another created for and forthwith granted by chairman underdeveloped part of the world; plays, The Legacy of Cain; three performed with eighty school Malcolm MacGregor. Two weeks come spirit of the great wind study Brazilian reality with poor public performances, two with children. later, following procrastination, people, workers, artists and students for a village square at Invited to premiere The Legacy $500 unilaterally withdrawn. The we anarchists adore thurtder and students; prepare for new work, a invitation of respective cities; of Cain at the Winter Festival at administration have done their storms their benefit and Ouro Preto, Minas Cerais. Some research: know your enemy. They beauty weeks after arrival, Festival Board know theirs: imagination. retracts the invitation without And the Living Theatre? the tempest has nitrogen sperm explanation. The group decides to Founded twenty years ago by oxygen remain there. July 1st, eighteen Julian and Judith. Exploring, members of the group arrested for learning new ways of interacting the unleashing of elemental alleged marijuana possession. One with one another publicly. physiques... Brazilian member beaten and Change forms, change content, beaten and tortured with change consciousness, unleash That is the beginning of Julian electroshock to genitals, one potential, change levels of Beck's first song to quicken the Peruvian electric cattle-prodded. engagement, change society: revolution. At 1:30 today, he, To prevent further torture of survival necessities. Theatre as Judith Malina, their daughter and co-workers, Becks signs a blank alchemy. paper "confession". This piece was written by August: Living Theatre basta Julian Wake, a member of the deported from Brazil following AMS special event committee. mass mobilization of artists, what no one has ever told us friends, workers, students, and one other member of the Living intellectuals throughout the but which we can discern in Theatre will be on the main floor world. visions and hope of the Student Union Building, Some local history: to raise UBC. bread to bring Julian and Judith will bring the apples to the Some history: spring 1970 to UBC, John Brockington, head mouths celebrated pacifist Living Theatre of Theatre Department, wrote a invited to Brazil by Brazilian letter to the Special Lectures I am pleading for imagination artists to help raise cultural and Committee. Five hundred dollars as the solution. Poet to read Approval given to Canadian poet Michael Ondaatje will read his poetry in the SUB art gallery noon today. first budget reading Ondaatje is the youngest poet to have his work included in The By IAN LINDSAY Penguin Book of Canadian Verse. Alma Mater Society council gave approval Thursday to the first His poems have also appeared in reading of the 1971-72 budget after making slight amendments. the anthologies New Wave Canada . A three-part amendment, moved by AMS treasurer David Mole, and The Oxford Book of Modern 1 called for a $1,300 increase in revenues from business ventures, thus Canadian Poetry. offsetting expenditures of $1,000 for AMS stationary and a $300 He is the author of three books margin for-the section of the budget dealing with student organizing. The Dainty Monsters (1967), The The amendment was passed by a 15 to eight vote. Man With Seven Toes (1969) and Amendments not approved were law representative Grant The Collected Works of Billy the Burnyeat's proposals to cut The Ubyssey's budget by $7,000 to —kelly booth photo $30,000 with an increase of $3,500 in the intramural sport's budget, Kid (1970). SO WHO SAYS you can't sit in the middle of a corridor without a Ondaatje is the fourth poet to $2,500 extra for the university clubs committee budget and $1,000 shirt but lots of pants to make up for it? Besides, the doors can't talk extra for the undergraduate societies. read in the series sponsored hy the and the clocks don't even tick. Alma Mater Society special events The proposed Ubyssey budget cut would reduce the newspaper to committee. once a week publication. Admission is free. The Burnyeat proposals were defeated by a vote of 15 to eight, Women's liberation here the same margin by which the budget was given first reading approval. The budget now goes back to the budget committee for The UBC women's liberation It was decided that only Music for fun modification and approval before returning to council Wednesday for group is continuing this year. women would be able to attend Anyone interested in playing these meetings, as many women a final approval requiring a two-thirds majority. musical instruments for fun, but Last year the UBC women's 'feel they cannot discuss the A referendum proposed by the UCC calling for a in a concert band format, is liberation group had a large situation of women with men in non-discretionary grant of 75 cents per student and ten per cent of asked to come to the membership, since then splinter the group, said the spokeswoman. any future AMS fee increases directly for the UCC, was referred to Marpole-Oakridge Community action groups have formed, said a However, if many women feel student court after council ruled the referendum's wording Centre, 990 W. 59 Ave., on spokeswoman for the group. they would like men to ambiguous. Sunday between 1:00 and 3:00 The student court, consisting of seven law students appointed at The group is now looking for participate, this can be changed, p.m. Thursday's meeting, will rule on the wording and, if necessary, reword interested women who would like shrsaid. The group consists of UBC the motion before it goes to referendum. to discuss the situation of women The group meets students who have old Council also approved a report by the education committee in today's society with other independently of the Canadian instruments lying around, and containing proposals for academic reform and student parity on women at 8 p.m. in the bio-sci Woman: Our Story program, want to play them, said one faculty committees in the arts faculty. The education committee building 2449 on Mondays. which is on Tuesdays. member. hopes reform in arts will lead to improvements in other faculties. 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