THE UNIVERSITY r• VOLUME 45 Texas Tech University, Lubbock, Texas, Wednesday, February 18, 1970 NUMBER 93 Senate proposes raise in student services fee

Student Senators Tuesday night petitions calling for the election. Association, basically is a television hook- recommended a raise in student fees, Taking stand on a matter discussed by the up among 18 Texas universities, and is designated allocations for next year, Regents two meetings past, the Senate designed presently for academic use. For supported the local option liquor election, disapproved of the Board's decision to have example, a computer science class taught opposed the Board of Regents, and the campus open for parking on Friday of at Tech is televised to six other universities, recommended paving and parking Homecoming weekend, disregarding where students view the lectures and take improvements. normal parking regulations and identical tests. In recommending a raise of student fees, reservations. The Senate was Bradford's point was that such a system, the Senate endorsed a recommendation by overwhelmingly resolved that either some when complete, and organized as a state Student Association President Jay method of recompence be made to agency, could function as a communication Thompson to lend more support to Union individuals who have reserved parking media between several areas of the various expansion, intramural facilities, the health places or that classes be dismissed that universities involved. However, due to center, and a counseling center. Friday. limited time at the meeting, specific The Senate action called for a $5 increase The Board had decided to open the questions and propositions were barely in the building use fee to finance expansion campus to all traffic in order to facilitate considered. of the Union, a $4 increase in the student the increased flow of visitor traffic Along with the idea of raising student STUDENT SENATE GUEST—Dr. John Bradford, 18 schools in Texas, be used for communication service fee to be allocated to intramural services fees to aid development of dean of the College of Engineering, suggests that the between student associations. (Staff photos by Bruce expansion, a $2 increase in the student DESPITE THE fact that at the last intramural facilities, the Senate later service fee for the health center, and a $1 Western Information Network, TV network among Ott) meeting, the Senate decided to study the passed a bill calling upon Thompson to raise in the student service to help the parking situation and eventually name a committee to perform a thorough counseling center. Such proposed increases recommend a program to solve campus study of Tech intramurals, to determine would be voted on by the student body and vehicle problems, thereby avoiding where such money could best be spent. subject to Board approval. piecemeal legislation, the Senate passed two measures designed to deal with small THE SENATE voted almost unanimously Tech senior receives THE SENATE also approved allocations areas of parking on campus. to pass a resolution which in effect sided for school year 1970-71. The overwhelming One of those measures called for the with the Solicitations Committee against majority of the nearly $28,000 allocated was leveling arid paving of the dirt parking lot the Avalanche-Journal. The resolution was given to three areas: KTXT-FM, Forensics, west of the new Business Administration sponsored by Jim Boynton, Graduate graduate school award and University Theatre. Full list of Building. The other measure called for School; and Larry Meyers, Business allocations will be printed on page two of allowance of parking along Akron Ave. near Administration. It condemned the local Thursday's University Daily. the Intramural Gym. paper for making no apparent attempt to A resolution sponsored by Mike Anderson, Prior to the opening of the meeting, Dr. follow campus solicitation rules, and urged received it either from the graduate school, By DEBBIE CHRISTIAN freshman honor society; Phi Kappa Phi, Engineering; Gary Wimmer, Engineering; John R. Bradford, dean of engineering, the university to stop these "unauthorized Copy Editor another fellowship program or Woodrow national honor society; Kappa Mu Epsilon, and Jim Boynton, Graduate School, was approached the Senate with an idea which solicitations" at once Wilson National Fellowship Foundation. mathematics, and Pi Sigma Alpha. political passed unanimously and called for students he said may give the student association an In other major action the Senate unseated David Wheat, senior government major, This designation practically guarantees a science. He is married to senior elementary to support the Citizens Committee for opportunity to communicate effectively two members because of excessive has received notification from the Woodrow fellowship from the schools he applies or education major Cynthia Ann Wheat. He Legalized Liquor. The resolution endorsed with other area universities. A system absence, Removed from office were Peggy Wilson National Fellowship Foundation that another independent organization and does has an overall gpa of 3.85. the drive and encouraged students to sign called Western Information Network Kincannon and Sally Lynn Eldridge. he is one of 1000 Designates for guarantee a grant from the Woodrow recommendations for a fellowship award to Wilson Foundation if he is for some reason the graduate school of his choice. turned down at the school of his choice. Officers have 'understanding' In case Wheat is refused a fellowship Wheat first became interested in the grant from the school of his choice, the foundation from an advertisement he saw Woodrow Wilson Foundation will award on a bulletin board. When he expressed him a fellowship worth at least $2000, or if interest in the program, Dr. Lynwood the grant from the chosen school is Holland, chairman of the government insufficient the foundation will add to the department, nominated him. The Chief explains ticketing policy grant to make it possible for him to nomination was accepted by the foundation continue his studies on the graduate level. and Wheat was sent an application. This award is for the first year of The application asked for information By REBECCA YOUNG car is owned by a student or visitor. anywhere in the state, just as the Highway Daniels concluded that few of Tech's graduate study. He will pursue a doctorate such as transcripts, letters of Co-Managing Editor "Last year we gave campus tickets for all Patrol. City police may not give state security officers are recruited from the in political science with the ultimate aim of recommendation and an autobiography. parking violations, and if a visitor was tickets. Lubbock Police Department. "We hire men teaching on a college level. He will be Wheat also went to Austin for a personal Tech security officers do not work for the parked in a dorm lot, for example, he could in the age group of 21-45, and most are known as a Woodrow Wilson Fellow no interview with some professors appointed city—it just appears that way. mail the ticket back to us and we would void Daniels denied this. He said, "Campus trained here at Tech," Daniels said. matter where he gets his grant. by the foundation. "The interview was quite The increased number of city tickets it,' • went on the police chief police may not go out in the city unless Campus police salaries are paid by the informal and used to find out my views on being given on the campus was accredited chasing a violator off the campus." university, receiving its revenues from the IN THE LETTER he received from the current events and clarify any questions on According to Daniels, the campus police last week by Chief Security Officer B. G. state. foundation he was told, "For the past two the written application," Wheat said. Daniels to the 1969-70 administrationr are commissioned by the Tech Board of The police chief said Tech security years all Designates who abided by the HE APPLIED TO the following schools "Last year we gave campus tickets for Regents. House Bill 162 ( 19681 is state officers are not allowed to leave the campus rules and sought support for graduate study for graduate fellowships: first choice, Yale parking violations, but the administration legislation giving the authority to the except in an emergency or on college Enrollment University; then the University of changed the policy this year,- said Daniels. Board, which in turn gives campus security business. "They may leave on the lunch Michigan, Oregon University, Stanford officers the right to give tickets in hour, but don't take security cars with Marijuana University, Harvard University and the THE LUBBOCK POLICE Department cooperation with municipal and justice of them," continued Daniels. University of Wisconsin. He should receive issues city ticket books to the campus police the peace courts ee causes notification of acceptance and of any award to be used for all moving violations On ACCORDING TO the city desk sergeant, by sometime in April. campus. CITY POLICE also have jurisdiction on it is illegal anywhere in the state to turn discussion The purpose of the foundation is to attract According to Daniels, campus t ickets are the Tech campus, since it is within city right on red after stop at intersections. He fund deficit outstanding men and women to the placed on illegally-parked cars that have a boundaries, and can file tickets for city said Lubbock allows the turn only to speed academic profession, i.e. college teaching. campus parking permit. City tickets are violations. According to the night desk heavy traffic, "but we can give tickets any Because of a shortage of funds for due today The financial backing for the foundation given to those without permits. sergeant at the city police department, city time we want to." allocation to them, campus organizations comes from the Ford Foundation. There have been an increasing number of and campus police work together with an Marijuana will be the theme of today's developing budgets for 1970-71 are being Qualifications for acceptance are a senior complaints by students who have received " understanding . - Daniels confirmed the assumption that "speakout" to be held at 12:30 p.m. in front asked to base budgets on this year's income, of outstanding intellectual standing. The tickets on weekends for parking on campus. the turn is also illegal on campus. of the Union. The desk sergeant said the campus police said Dr. Owen L. Caskey, vice president for individual must show promise as a teacher "It is illegal at any time of the day or any Arthur Yarish, chairman of the Freedom, try to "take the burden" off the city officers Daniels said over 56 per cent of Tech's student affairs. and have college teaching as his primary day of the week to park in fire zones or Understanding, Communication and by handling all but thefts and the more security officers are certified through the An overestimation in enrollment caused career interest. The nominee must show loading zones, such as east of the Knowledge Committee, formerly the Free serious criminal offenses. state by the Texas Commission on Law the shortage in areas allocated from the native ability, competence in required Intramural Gym," said Daniels. Speech Committee, said the discussion will "The campus police generally handle Enforcement Officers' Standards and student services fee income, he said. Since fields of his study, interest and ability in include all aspects of marijuana. accidents, moving violations and crimes Education. the shortage is from enrollment in the fall writing essays and reports on independent 'WE'RE GOING to start working real Conner McCaslin, graduage sociology against the school itself by a member," said of 1969 and the spring of 1970, the shortage work accomplished. close in the Bookstore area and all areas major, will lead the discussion. He will the course. Campus police train at Tech once they are will be felt in allocations made to Wheat said he felt one of the things that where visitor's passes are misused," added speak from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. on the commissioned. "We send some men to the organizations next year. helped decide his designation was his Daniels. The desk sergeant also said Tech security "Historical and Cultural Aspects of Department of Public Safety School in The club basing its budget on this year's submission of a report he compiled last The only problem cited by Daniels was officers are commissioned by the state, Marijuana". Lubbock and some to the Lubbock Police enrollment is, in effect, saying the 1970-71 summer while participating in an the difficulty of knowing when a ticketed thus giving them the right to give tickets From 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. Kathy Williams, Academy ( both of which are certified 1. enrollment will be the same as now, he undergraduate research program. This junior psychology major, will speak on Four sergeants and a lieutenant will attend explained. program was sponsored by the National "Marijuana and Sex". This will be followed the FBI school this week at the Lubbock Science Foundation on the subject of Gilliam named chairman Police Department,- said Daniels. by a free-form discussion for the next hour. THIS IS NOT to say the enrollment next political behavior. It took place at Colorado Tom Richardson, professor of psychology year is being predicted to be the same as it State University. The report was on the and president of the Lubbock Council of Daniels hopes that all security officers is now. ways that levels of participation and Mental Health, will speak at 3:30 p.m. on of ICASALS council will eventually be certified with 160 hours of Caskey said it is too early to tell what feelings of political efficacy relate to "A Realistic Look at Drugs." courses. All courses must be certified by effect the shortage will have on allegiance to the political system. the state. Yarish said the speakers would also Dr. John C. Gilliam, associate dean of international center and the university organizations. The smaller organizations, answer questions from the audience. The understandably, will be affected more than Wheat is a member of the following Tech's College of Business Administration, community as a whole. discussions will be held each Wednesday. nationa honor societies: Phi Eta Sigma, larger ones, he said. Tuesday was named chairman of the Named to the first committee were "WE HOPE TO get a certified academy The $23 student services fee cannot be Advisory Council of the International Associate Dean Justin C. Smith of the Law here at Tech in the near future that will multiplied by total enrollment to determine Center for Arid and Semi-Arid Land School, Dean Gordon Lee of the College of match the Department of Public Safety allocation funds, Caskey emphasized, Studies. Education, and the ex-officio member of the Academy or the Lubbock Police Academy," because part time students do not pay the At its first meeting, the newly appointed council, Chairman Harley D. Oberhelman said Daniels. student services fee, and withdrawals Advisory Council — made up primarily of of the Department of Classical and receive a refund. This semester, 17.3 per deans of the university — discussed major Romance Languages who was appointed to cent of the total enrollment is part time problems facing the International Center the Advisory Council as the chairman of the students, said Evelyn Clewell, director of and named four committees to explore Faculty Council. Guest lecturer institutional studies and space. solutions. International Center Director Frank B NAMED TO EXPLORE possible federal discusses life THE STUDENT services fee will not be Conselman told the Council that its primary funding for university projects operating "Issues are fine, but life is what it's all raised to take care of this shortage, said Jay job was "to clarify the role and scope of the through the International Center were about," said Dr. Andrew Edington, guest Thompson, student association president center, to keep it properly oriented toward Associate Dean of Engineering Arnold J. lecturer for Tech's spring series of Willson Thompson did say, however, that he its goals, and to achieve continuity from Gully and Interim Dean Lawrence L. Lectures. planned to present a proposal to the student year to year in its directions." Graves of the Graduate School. senate Tuesday night to raise the student Dean Gerald W. Thomas of Agricultural "If you look at every major difficulty in your own life, and every great joy, you will Union fee from the present $5 to $30. tinder THE PRIMARY problem in the Sciences and Dean Lorrin G. Kennamer of discover that in essence it all comes down state law, this is the maximum charge for organization, he pointed out, was lack of Arts and Sciences were named to the to people," the speaker said in his Tuesday such a fee. sufficient funding to it met its challenges, committee on private foundation funding. address in Tech Union ballroom. The increase would not be to mitigate this and two of the committees established were The committee on infra-university Edington, president of Schreiner shortage, but would be divided among other to devote their attention to this aspect. communication will include Tech Associate Institute, will speak again at 10:30 a.m. areas who simply need more money to After discussion, council members Vice President Monty Davenport, Gilliam Wednesday and at 9:30 a.m. Thursday on operate; the intramurals program, the established four committees which will and Dean Willa Vaughn Tinsley of the "The People Business," the general theme health center, and counseling services. explore the feasibility of an international College of Home Economics. of the lecture series. He also will be Thompson is proposing an increase in the department within the university; possible Each of these committees will include available for individual discussions from I building use fee to be used for Union funding from federal agencies; funding other members of the university faculty expansion, but the Board of Regents has the from private foundations, and the problem appointed by the Advisory Council to 3 p.m. Wednesday in the Union's decision of increasing the fees, he said. DAVID WHEAT of communication between the members. Anniversary Room. Page 2 The University Daily, February 18, 1970 8 MEN--$125./week full-time, CA THE UNIVERSITY DAILY. $60./week part-time. Apply Editorial 2:00 p.m. or 8:00 p.m. today Tech Ads Opinions expressed in The Subscription rate is $10 per only. No. 23 Briercroft Office University Daily are those of the year. Park. Classified Advertising Rates to editor or of the writer of the Editor Jimmy Snowden PERSONAL Editorial Asst. . . 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International students Starting in the fall of this year, a new program will be enacted that will require a student to have instigate coffee session a grade point average of 1.50 if he has registered for and attempted International and American American students. We hope this less than 64 hours in any college students will have an opportunity coffee hour will be a real vehicle or university. to meet at an International Coffee by which students can get Hour at 2:30 p.m. today in the together." A student who has attempted 64 Blue Room of the Tech Union. or more semester hours will be The coffee hour will be a test required to have an average run this semester, and if it is The coffee hour will be a grade point average of not less weekly event held each successful it will continue next than 2.00 for work attempted in year. "The programs will be Wednesday from 2:30-4:30 p.m., that semester. and is sponsored by the Student short. around 15 minutes They Association in conjunction with are mainly presented to provide a the International Club. focal point for conversation. We Deadlines near want it to be a free-flowing type Entertainment at today's of thing where the students can coffee hour will include Mrs. talk or discuss problems they are for automobiles Prabal Roy who is a having," said Bray. granddaughter • of Tygore, the The deadline for car father of Indian music. She will Other planned programs registration is April 15. perform several of his songs and include a coffee hour honoring all Enforcement of the law will begin chants. foreign professors. A variety of on the following day. entertainment, such as slide April 1 is the day everyone is to The remainder of the time will presentations or traditional have new license plates on their be spent discussing various dances, is also planned. cars. This law too will be interests of the students. enforced the following day. Andy Bray, member of the All students may attend. "The This year license plates are President's cabinet in charge of problem with this is the students blue because of their reflection international students, said, generally don't respond. We want capacity. The old black and white "They ( international students ) this to really develop into plates did not provide enough don't get much contact with the something," Bray said. reflection . MAKE inrE SCfmarA

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Page 4 The University Daily, February 18, 1970 Tech now 6-4 Aggies upend Raiders the finest place to live off campus 50 99 per month By BOB BREWSTER momentum of the game with foul again and scored. harassing the Raiders with field Sports Writer calls. "It is impossible to get a All of a sudden the Raiders goals and free throws . Room & Board All Rooms Carpeted, Heated running game going with so many were trailing by five points. Next Saturday the Raiders Maid Service And Air Conditioned Texas A&M brought the Red fouls being called. We had this travel to the Ozarks to meet the Excellent Food Covered Parking Raider express to a screeching problem all night," Bass said. A&M's Heitmann was the Arkansas Razorbacks. The big 2 Heated Pools Private Study Rooms halt last night in College Station, Tech left the court at halftime game's leading scorer with 24 test will come next Tuesday night where the Aggies took the long with a 41-38 lead. The Aggies went points. Heitmann and John in Lubbock when the Raiders host end of an 82-74 decision right to work at the start of the Kavanaugh were constantly the league leading Rice Owls. ATTENTION: summer students The loss drops the Raiders to a second half and jumped from that 6-4 record, but they still hold a tie three point deficit to a five point Single or Married — Special 6 weeks for second place in the Southwest lead. The Raiders were in the McClendon heads Package Rates — Reservations Re- Conference basketball race with game until about three minutes quired. For complete information come A&M and TCU TCU was beaten remained, when Tommy to "Robby's Lobby" by Texas last night. The Rice Heitmann made four straight free All-America team Owls continued to roll with an 85- throws to give the Aggies a nine Accommodations for visiting Parents 78 win over Arkansas to up their point lead. Charles McClendon, 4 record in eight seasons at LSU. league lead to two games. The Tech then went into a full court at Louisiana State University, McClendon has coached in six University Ave PHONE Owls are 8-2 for the conference press in an attempt to pull the will direct the East team in the bowl games in eight seasons, tit at Main lioanr's 763-5712 season. game out of the fire The press Coaches All-America Football winning five of those games. In an interview after the game, failed to put a dent in the Aggies, game here June 27, according to McClendon's background head Raider coach Bob Bass said as they repeatedly worked the Bill Murray, executive director of includes jobs as assistants under that he still believes Tech has a ball down court and the Raiders the Coaches Paul Bryant at Kentucky, Bill YOUTH REVIVAL chance to tie for the SWC crown. had to foul them to obtain the Association. Edwards at Vanderbuilt, and TUESDAY, FEB. 17 - SUNDAY, FEB. 22 "Rice has a tough game down ball. This also worked to Tech's The nationally televised All- and SERVICES NIGHTLY 7:30 here tin College Station I. and disadvantage as the hot shooting America game will be played in at LSU PM they have to play us in Lubbock I Aggies sunk 20 free throws in a Jones Stadium on new synthetic McClendon holds both a think a 10-4 record will tie for the row in the second half. turf. bachelor's and master's degree See the Conqueror in Action! championship." As Bass said, it all boiled down , head coach at from Kentucky. CHARLIE McCLENDON has been named head coach Special Music Student speakers Special Youth Tech would have to win all four to missed shots that spelled the Michigan State, and Larry In his 16 seasons at the of the east squad in the Coaches All-American game and Singing from Tech Activities of their remaining games to Raider defeat. With four minutes Naviaux, head coach at Boston Michigan State helm, Daughtery to be played in Jones Stadium this summer. finish with a 10-4 record remaining in the game, the University, will assist has compiled a 94-53-4 record, PEACE TABERNACLE Concerning the game last night, Raider's Steve Hardin had a one McClendon. McClendon is the head football coach at Louisiana ranking seven times in the 1st United Pentecostal Church 5th & Ave. U Bass said the Raiders put forth a and one situation at the free The All-America game is nation's top 10 teams in final wire State University. "good physical effort." but Tech throw line Tech trailed by one, sponsored by the AFCA and service polls. In 1965 and 1966. "missed shots when it counted.' and if Hardin had made both features All-America gridders Daughtery's teams went Bass also commented on the charity tosses the Raiders would from throughout the nation. Dan undefeated through 10 regular Broyles to officiating. saying "the referees have led by one However, he Devine of Missouri has been season games, and won the Big seemed to think they had to take missed the first one and A&M announced as the coach of the Ten Championships. control of the game. - Bass said grabbed the rebound. broke down West team. Daugherty currently serves as the referees broke the court and scored. then got the ball McClendon's LSU Tigers posted a trustee of the AFCA. speak today a 9-1 record in 1969 and ranked in AI'S Naviaux assumed head , University of the top 10 football teams of the coaching duties at Boston Arkansas football coach and country. He has compiled a 61-21- University last July. I SKI RENTALS BUFFET President of the Football Coaches 11,\ of America Association, will Includes: S 1 " speak at a luncheon at noon today • Step in Binding $2.88 ?Am* AvatALL YOU CAN EAT!! Raider baseball at Lubbock Country Club about the Coaches All-American game • Buckle Boots up • to be played here this summer. THURS. SPECIAL • Poles For Reservations It,!ttl, team scrimmages The banquet is open to all $1.00 PLATE Lubbock area press who wish to • Skis PHONE ( 505) 257-4275 Beginner or •aport Specializing in CABRITO The Raider baseball team rotations. attend. Also speaking will be Bill Center You'll find the Ski Orders to go, began a series of scrimmages Ruben Garcia, a freshman Gateway Shopping equipment you want, Murray, the Executive Director Here in our cern. Tuesday in an effort to cut the from Brownfield and Bob Geurin, RUIDOSO, NEW MEXICO 125 N UNIVERSITY P02-9628 of the Football Coaches of I plettlin• U team from 45 to 24 members a junior from Ardmore, Okla., America Association. before the Raiders first game pitched Tuesday. Garcia against Hardin Simmons in recorded six strikeouts and no SCUBA LESSONS March. hits and Duren threw one more "Taught the Right ‘4a " Kal Segrist. Raider coach. said. strikeout with no hits. DO YOU DARE TO STICK YOUR NECK OUT? the team will be cut to 24 for the Randy Walker. a 1-year N.A.S.D.S. first week in March and to 22 for letterman from Odessa, hit a ONLY the remainder of the season. homerun inside the park with a Certif ied s45" 'Overall they looked 'pretty single and three errors. Walker good for this time of the season.- also led the team in RBI's with Daniel Murphey said Segrist. three. 214 Gordon Hall 742-8150 According to Segrist all The Raiders will meet Hardin pitchers will attempt to pitch five Simmons. Pan-American. Trinity CLASS STARTS FEB. 26 innings until Monday when the and St. Mary's in their team will begin seven inning forthcoming March roadtrip We're a diversified company. A phy, the Collier Trophy, and the This is where you ought to be big one. 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