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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the The aiD ly Lobo 1971 - 1980 at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in 1972 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. '31<-i. 7$1~ ~ UVI'?;Q l·U ~:~~~y.. :>ndragon Charges ··roo Many to Support• (Editor's Note: This is the the patients, due to lack of special officer's charges that mothers comparison with surrounding not the only recipient of the second of a three part series furnirohings, s1,1ch as carpeting to were being released too &oon after states, Mondragon said,· 11 New advanced medical facilities concerning the Bernalillo Cou.nty decrease noise, Mondragon stated delivery, Mondragon stated, Mexico salaries are lower, period, available at BCMC. Medical Center,) most of the hoJ;pitals in the city "'l'hey haven't pointed out this than in 'l'exas or Arizona. 11 Mondragon described BCMC as, have combined units. "Carpets "A statewide resource, performing By BOB HUETHER problem to me. I didn't know Local Problem never cured anyone," he stated, people were being released early.'' The other part of the problem open heart surgery, kidney Bernalillo County Me.dical but then added partitions would transplants, etc., to the whole Center's administration and House He pointed out the staff should is state funding. States such as be built to accommodate the state. The state hasn't .{JUt any Officers Assn. may disagree on the report such discrepancies to their Texas and Colorado contribute 42 special patients. supervisors for correction. per cent and 40 per cent of their money into it." causes of internlll problems at the Answering Henderson's charges hospital, however, they all agrco The city of Albuquerque has Mondragon stated he is in university affiliated hospital slowed down the remodelling of agtel;lment with Henderson on the annual income in amounts of $6 of la(!k of support from the UNM that the bulk of the problem is under - staffing of the Emergency Medical School, Mondragon said due to lack of funding by the the obstetrics ward by halting the and $10.8 million respectively, State of New Mexico. · proposed construction until a Room and said the number of Mondragon stated. the school provide~;> supervision building permit is secured, interns on duty is too small. While the relatively low $3130 and management for the hospital l1'red Mondragon, admii'Jistrator and without this aid the county of BCMC refuted charges made by Mondragon said. The city requires On the matter of insurance for average per capita income of New a building permit for all the house officers, Mondragon Mexico might be given as reason would have to hire private Dr. Robert Henderson, Chairman a physicians to supervise the of the House Officers Assn., in the remodelling over $10,000, admitted poor administrative for non-support of BCMC, the Mondragon said, and this problem procedure, stating, "We didn't residents and interns. Friday edition of the Da,ily Lobo, 1 state of Alabama, with an average especially in regard to coronary is being negotiated with possible follow through as well as we could per capita income of $2853 The staff of UNM supervises patients, sub-contractors, have." contributes 11 per cent of the the residents and inteJ:ns but no Mondragon said the assistant annual income of its university funds, other than some alloted for Happy N'Urses . The decision to :remodel the OB administrator was assigned the remodelling, are given to BCMC. Mondragon stated BCMC's six ward was approved by all parties affiliated hospital in the amount task of procuring insurance but of $2.5 million. HThe state has not recognized its Intensive Care Units are "too concerned with the obstetrics was hospitalized in Nov.ember. responsibility to provide adequate many to support" when combined unit, including the season of Asked why the state will not The task was not reassigned to contribute to BCMC through funding for its teaching hospital," with the special Coronary Care construction which was chosen another administrator at this time Mondragon stated. Units. Statlng the wards wera because of the light maternity direct funding or through the and resu.lted in a delay in UNM Medical School, Mondragon Mondragon acknowledges the averaging six patients in a 12 - bed load in the spring, Mondragon instituting the new plan untH problems within BCMC are ward, Mondragon said the said, shook his head and stated, "I wish January of this year, I knew. I've made three or four basically financial and that consolidation of the two units Interns Too Few On matters of pay and funding, _ trips to Santa Fe to ask for funds, disputes with the House Officers increased staff efficiency and that Mondragon said the however, Mondragon stated he Association revolve around the "The nurses are happier seeing a but the legislature feels this is remodelling would cause no and Henderson are in ''complete Bernalillo County'.$ problem." lack of funds available. "If we had bigger variety of patients," danger to the mothers concerned, agreement," He stated part of the a half a million or a million from Asked if the consolidation "only inconvenience." Howevt;!r, problem of low pay is due to the State Resource the state; we wouldn't ~ve the would affect the recuperation of in responding to the house economic situation of the state. In Bernalillo County, however, is problems we have now."

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Monday, February 21, 1972. , 1 40;~' EEB'Z Jl. t\IIC English 101-02 Test-out Proposed Davis Predicts 1/s to lJ2 Freshmen Eligible Freshmen could "test out" of 101 and try to ''determiiie a correlation with ACT 102 English courses under a new system for scores, so some students can automatically entrance into the College of Arts and pass into Arts and Sciences. In between . . Sciences. In order to satisfy English those we know can pass and those we know ...... ,../.,. ... ,-'- _. requirements, all students would be required cannot, we will have about one-half to .. to pass the ·writing skills examination. two-thirds of the freshmen class to test.'' The test consists of a taped lecture on Davis said the testing \'l'•.Ju1c1 probably take which the students must base a report. place during summer orientation. Currently, the lecture is on a form of In connection with the lower non-existant Chinese poetry, said Paul Davis, socioeconomi9 groups, one TA said, professor of English and a member of the "Language has always been used against committee which suggested the revisions. them. If they fail right away~ we will Davis emphasized it will not be a grammar condition them to being failures. They'll test, and will be graded several times by TA's stay nine hours in 101 and then drop out.;, especially hired for the purpose. Davis said the test would not be based Students who had low ACT scores would simply on grammar 1 and counseling and be advised to take English 101 before taking tutoring plus the postponement of testing the test. He also emphasized the current would help. tutorial program would continue. Davis spoke to a group of English teaching Fucking Monstrosity assistants Feb~ 18 on the effects of such ·~ ·--- ~'I-thin:k-"lw'ill-just-be-t.eaching.stndPnt..s. __ ~ ... -.-- requirements on TA hiring and teaching. to fit into those 500 student ~ fucking Photo by Jim Caldwell He said there are 86 classes of 101 monstrosities/' said one TA. He suggests Margaret Garcia, Joe Trujillo nnd Tony Lucero joineil with scheduled for next fall in comparison to 105 having the students write on several books other speakers at a Friday rally on this semester. they have enjoyed reading. Beret Rally the Mall to renew demands for an Nine Hours Davis said the actual substance of the test impartial investigation into the For those who must take freshman was still being considered and re-examined. shooting deaths of two Black Berets. (See story page 4) English, nine hours of credit could be One TA said he felt TA's would, in effect, gained, probably through a credit/no credit be teaching for the test. "We would just be r ~ grading system, Davis said. teaching the students to take notes and Mark-Almond 'Re-scheduled' Makers of the test, he continued, would regurgitate what they have heard." The Mark - Almond concert, Perkal announced at the scheduled for March 10 and Saturday PEC meeting that a Gets cancelled last week by a vote Sonny and Cher concert had No One ASS, TIT, KOK, FUK of the UNM vice presidents, been approved for mid-May by All over the state, the bright and DIK~ COO, COX KOC, KOK, the sugestive POO, finding lurking will now take place as a phone call of three PEC new license plates .are appearing, KOX, DlC, DYK and DIX. lewdness even in MOO and HOO. orjginally planned. members, who all voted to before the March 2 deadline. Ever The equally insidious female They cryptically continued on to Popular Entertainment approve it. Perkal's subsequent wonder who got the series ASS genitalia fare no better, from CON AIG, DRY and EZP, jumping then· Committee (PEC) Chairman announcen1ent that a Van l·ASS 999? to KUN, from the shady Latin in a flash of genius to ZOW, BOP, Ross Perkal announced Friday Morrison concert, which could No one, says Andy Gonzalez, in abbreviation VAG to the EEK, OFF and YOW, missing, morning the vice presidents have been booked for the same inventory control at the state seemingly innocuous BOX. however, the equally violent POW had informed him they had weekend, was therefore out of Department of Motor Vehicles in They ban not only BRA, but and all manner of teal~ lire reversed their decision to block . the question brought strong Santa Fe. In fact, the threat of B VD. Pethaps there are some mayhem: STB, AXE, RIP, KLL, bumper bawdiness is mighty low the c<:mcert. Perkal said the protest from Daily Lobo Arts 1 liberated female minds at work DTH, SLA, GOR, PSN, CUT and in New Mexico and throughout· here. MDR. original decision was based & Media Editor Charles the country. partly on incorrect information The alert administrators missed Andtews and KUNM Music The American Association of FCK, FKU1 FOX, FUK,FUX that a high school basketball Director Ernie Gilbert. Motor Vehiclt. Administrators has and l1'UG nrc interdicted along PAD. Don't they ~.·ealize that tournament was scheduled for circulated a bulletin to state with the milder LAY or LAE. hippiE'<~. smoke GRS there? 'l'hey Johnson Gym on March 10. Al1drews questioned the e-ven missed LSD, while validity of a vote without motor vehicle authorities for the S U C, SDK, SUX, LIK, COM, Vice President for Student last several years, warning them of CUM, and KUM are also erased condemning KOP. No wonder the Affairs Harold Lavender is discussion, and Gilbert told the violetlce runs so free. cotntnittee how rare it was that this menace, informing them of from the national consciousness. preparing a report on the use 1 ' objectionableu combinations. Another censored series is Perhaps it was a Protestant who of Johnson Gym for purposes Morrison toured and what a Included on this list are not LOVt HUG, WED and BED. excommunicated NUN t but how other than athletic recreation, mistake it would be to miss booking an artist of his stature. only ASS butAAS1 ARS, and ~v~n Denying wholesome matrimony, did GOD get of the Index which will be considered by CAN. It ranges through the entire along with HOR and PRO, the Expurgatotius? the vice presidents at their The committee then decided human anatomy, zeroing in on the only alternative seems the The oilly consolatioil, indeed, is tneeting this week 1 Perkal said. to stand by the decision erogenous zones, no matter how neglected WHR. He said the vice presidents are already given the promoter, that our low-populated state disguised. TI'l\ 'I'YT, TTY, and Their appetites whetted and won't have to witness this . expected to .make a policy but voted to explore all even TTl are expurgated from the decision at that meeting on imaginations running, the prurience, carnage or sacrilege. possibilities of rescheduling nation's plates, as are the many AAMVA discriminated against '- future concerts in the gym. either concert. 1'he New Mexico license plates perverted permutations of COK GOY and ,JQO alike, along with won't get past the A series. New IVIexica Bet Your Sweet Grass DAILY LOBO Agreement Reached on Drug Bill Conserve paper-give this paper to a friend SANTA FE ~ The two houses felony punishable by a prison Fettinger's amendment,. which of the state legislature Friday term of one to five years. The just ba~ely passed in the Hou~;e, finally agreed to a compromise original provided· for a fine of 37·33, that sparked the I drug bill and then adjourned. $100·$1000 and a jail term -of 30 controversy. • Thursday night the S!lnate days to one year. Fettinger and Sanchez each refused to accept a House Still other provisions of the bill told the other members of the The Source amendment to the Controlled include: House that they were not really Substances Act which would have -Penalty for possession of any ~tisfied with the compromise but By Carolyn Babb set the m!lrijuana penalties back at amount of any other controlled advised their colleagues that it was Please Tell Me It's All Fake! their present levels, The Senate substance, except narcotic drugs the best that could be worked opt The only people who have really Hughes is planning on building a monoraU wanted the penalty set at a fine of in Schedule I m: II, set at a fine of at th'is time. Sanchez had earlier Q. What is the possibility of getting a huge pin-up board tQ $25 to $50 for possession of less $500 • $1000 and imprisonment argued against the Fettinger benefitted from the media overkill on the between China and his Las Vegas property. be placed in the Union somewhere which could be used by than one ounce of pot. for a period of 30 days to one amendment. dual tales of The Nixon Visit to China and However, his plans fox the txansit system are I All finally agreed on the Jaw, if year. Rep. Turner Branch (R-Bern.), students to advertise used books (and nothing else) SQ we can " The Howard Hughes Biograr!ty rloas. are the stymied by the court battle over his title to '1 signed by Gov. Bruce King, will -Penalty for possession of who said he would support the get together and beat the system better? A.S. drugs in schedule I or ll (drugs for media's research assistants. They China, the only pxoof of purchase being a A. Betty Neher, assistant directox of the Union, said make possession of one ounce of compromise when it came time undoubtedly have gotten plenty overtime forged portrait of the contract painted by de marijuana punishable by a fine of which there is no medically for a vote, added, however, that permission to do that would have to come from the Union $50 to $100 and provide for a jail accepted use, or for which if there the increased penalties for pay for hours spent grubbing around in old Hory. Board. You would be asked to appear before the board to term of up to 15 days, is a medical use there is also a high marijuana possession "gutted the filing cabinets marked "C" and "H.'' But then it is revealed that the man who explain the need for your request and submit details on the Currently the law makes such potential for misuse or abuse philosophy of the bill." The The weary research assistant drags home went to China last week was not President an offense punishable by a fine or includes such drugs as heroin and original intent, hu said, was to size and location of your proposed board. · up to $1000 and a year in prison. amphetamines) is set as a fourth after hours of scanning the weather reports Nixon, but Clifford Irving posing as Richard Bxenda Fuller, the Board's secretary, said to write up your force a shift in law enforcement Nixon in order to write a biography of Mao The compromise version • also degree felony - from one to five A-om marijuana to hard drugs, and of the Peking area for auspicious news for request and bring it by the Union office or mail it in. She said provides for second offense years in prison. . "I don't think we have done the Presidential assault, and making fruitless Tse-Tung. the next Union Board meeting probably won't be until next penalties of fines from The compromise version of the that." phone calls to find who ratted on Hughes for The real Nixon, on the other hand, is on month. ·If you have any problems you can reach Fuller at $1 00·$1000 and imprisonment bill was worked out by a House - Branch added he was "hopeful" for up to one year, The original Senate conference committee Irving. bis way to Switzerland to cash a check for a. 277~2331. the legislature "would come back forged autobiography of the chairman of the bill had no second offense composed of Representatives Ray next year and complete the job." The nightmare that his befuddled mind Q, Looking around our cam:pus might raise a question. Do I penalties. Sanchez (D·Bern.), George dreams would hopefully settle the whole board of Time, Inc. Both Sen. Odis Echols (D - we not have sufficient numbers of trash receptacles or do we ·_l 0 the r provisions of the Fettinger (D·Otero) and Carol Curry · Roosevelt) and Rep. thing once and for all: .A.ir Force One meanwhile has landed on not have the desire to use the:m? It would seem that both are l1 compromise bill related to Tinker (R·S-an Miguel), and The New York Times reveals in a modest China, moored off the California coast; the I marijuana possession include: Senators Aubrey Dunn (D Lenton 'Malry (D·Bern.), chairman true. Daily Lobo distribution containers are not trash cans, ;md vice • chairman of the Drug banner headline that Howard Hughes bas predicted earthquake strikes and the entire 1 --Simple posses,sion of from Otero • Lincoln), Michael Alarid but some people on campus seem to think' so. How do you one to eight ounces, a fine of (D~Bern,) and John Conway (R • Abuse Study Committee which purchased China, and it will soon be world slides into the giant crevasse along the prepared the legislation, said they readers feel about more litter cans and moxe cooperation to l.i $100-$1000 and no more than Otero • Lincoln). anchored off the coast of California. San Andreas fault. Peace and quiet at last. use them? B.J,B. one year in jail compared to the 0 f the members of the were not wholly satisfied with the A. Paul Sheridan, supervisor of grounds for the Physical original version which set the conference committee both compromise and expressed the jl penalty at a fine of $50-$100 and Fettinger and Dunn had argued in . need for a further lessening of Plant estimated that there are roughly 100-150 trash Chester J, Zelaya, dean of a mandatory seven·day jail their respective chambE:rs for marijuana penalties, receptacles, at least, placed around campus including ' sciE!nce and letters at the sentence. keeping possession of Less than Echols quit as chairl)lan of the concrete, basket and the old white swing to:p kind. H University of Costa Rica, is at -Simple possession of eight or one ounce of marijuana <~t their Drug Ab11se Study Committee j.' UNM as an administrative intern more ounces, a fourth degree present levels. In fact, it was Thnrsday night Christie Peters, Daily Lobo distributor, said there are only II,, Zelaya under a program sponsored by the 16 outdoor Daily Lobo boxes, usually filled with trash when ii American Assn. of Colleges for she tries to deliver the papers. Teachers and the U.S. Agency for The business manager for student publications, Dick Pfaff, International Development. He said he would like to see a little wire basket attached to the will be an intern at Berkeley in Ma~ch. pole beneath the Daily Lobo boxes. ~'The boxes are pretty well placed all over campus and that way when people use them as trash cans the Daily Lobo deliverers could just sweep Chilean Training Program New! the trash into the basket below, rather than carry the trash around with them in the car," he said. Puts your lashes I would appreciate it if "you readers" do have any feelings Site Considered at UNM about litwr and cooperation please write letters to the editor UNM is one of several an agreement is reached with the or submit your opinions as a Bema. universities being considered by Chilean ministry. , ~e thick of things the Chilean Ministry of .Education The ministry, Becerra said, is Q. Why don't we have more dances in the Union? Like one for a training program, an official cuuently analyzing the dance at least every week or two on the weekends. I would of the minisiJ:y said last wecic, educatioual situaticn in Chile and think enough would turn out. (And I :mean the $1.50/person Hedibetto Enrique Becerra, wlll use the results as a point of or less type of dance!) A.S. coordinator of international departure to see what needs to be A. Karen Abraham, assistant dean of students, said they technical assistance for the done. ministry, .said he was examining In the analysis, he said, the used to have weekly Wednesday night dances but what UNM, and other schools, mainly ministry is using community help eventually happened was that attendance became so low I' as an institution to which the as. well as assistance from students i ministry could send students. The and trade unions. (mostly high schoolers) they were discontinued. Any I chartered organization is free to have a dance in the Union ], program basically would involve Last month, he added, Chile training teachers. held its first national congress of Ballroom for the entire University or restricted to members He said UNM was one of the education in which people of nil 'INTO THE BUSf OFF THE BUS, INTO THE BUS, OFF THE BUS - MAN, WHAT AN EDUCATION!' only, she said, but there is no longer any committee r schools considered because of its types participated, organized to provide dances, unless the Student Activities i prestige in Latin America and About Albuquerque, Becerra • Board takes over the function of the now defunct Dance ,.i' because some UNM courses are said, he was especially impressed Committee. taught in Spanish. by the large number of people at Becerra was in Albuquerque UNM and T-VI who spoke Q. Where can I obtain copies of maps for the water and 1 Wednesday and Thursday, visiting Spanish and the Spanish influence rock table (various levels of underground water and roek) in : UNM officials and the in the Old Town area. the Edgewood, New Mexico area? G.S. Albuquerque Public Schools A. The librarian for the U,..,, Geological Survey, Ann Technical• Vocational Instituve (T·Vl). Wright, said they only have the quadrangle maps (which At T· VI he received a lengthy Nursing Shortage Remedy Ok'd cannot be checked out) and these probably won't be much orientation from Louis Saavedra, use to you. You could write to U.S. Geological Survey, director of the school, and visited By LOUIS CASSELS years to expand nursing schools maximum scholarship would be Oenver District Section, Bldg. 25, Denver Federal Center the workshops and laboratories. United Press International and provide more financial aid for $2000 a year. Those who don't 80225 and they will send you an index map (free) and an Much of his time at UNM was The doctor shortage is serious girls or boys who wish to attend I}Ualify for scholarships can get spent with Ambrosio Ortega, and has rightly received a lot of them. loans of up to $2500 a year, with order blank. Or, you could check with Holman's Inc. here in assistant director of the attention. Sex Discrimination the proviso that up to 85 per cent Albuquerque about your particular map request. University's Latin American But there's an even bigger lt's important to add, "or of the loan will be cancelled if the Wright suggests that you might have better luck if you Programs in Education, who shortage of nurses, which you boys,.. because the new law nurse after graiiuation works at came to the library and talked to one of their hydrologists described types of assistance don't hear so much about. contains a clause sj:lecifically least five years in a public or (there's always at least one around somewhere). The library is programs now operated by UNM The division of nursing of the prohibiting sex discrimination non·profit private institution, or and services UNM could offer if National Institutes of Health against males in this traditionally three years in any area designated located in Northrop Hall (the biology building), second floor estimates that America needs a female profession, as having an acute shortage of and is open from 10-12 p.:m. and 1-3 p.m. on weekdays. DIAMONDS minimum of 880,000 registered The objective of the program is nurses. Anyone can use it, although it is geared more for the person DUDLEY, England (UPI)- A nurses right now to staff hospitals, to end the nursing shortage by Three Steps doing long-ter:m research for books and articles, she said. town council has turned down a &GOLD for clinics, public health facilities, 1974, but that's probably Although this is a good $20,800 request for funds from conval!!scent homes and other utopian. Even cutting it in half program as far as it goes, nurses the Dudley Zoo. The zoo said it YoungLove institutions. would he a monumental believe at least three additional wanted to improve the sleeping We actually have only 723,000 contribution to improvement or steps ate needed to attract and t}Uarters in their tiger . cage to R.N.s, which leaves a shortage of health care in America. hold a sufficient supply of encourage the animals to breed / 157,000. That's three times the Program womanpower (and mnnpowar), Bema Policies again. r~ Builds body onto your lashes the way that ~·..-~- .. · ... size of the estimated doctor Here are some of the things the First and foremost they want . ~ b~tte~lle!~aJIJ!\ protein formulas build body onto your hair. shortage. government will do under the new higher pa:r, especially on hospitat Bemas are unsolicited, signed guest Makes even skimpy lashes look thick, thicker, M.D.'s Jobs law to expand nu~slng training; !>l.aCfs. editorials which do not necessarily reflect LONOON (UPl)-Britain's thickest! Unretouched microscopic photo proves Moreover, if we had more -Pay up to 75 per cent of the Second, within the health the editorial policy of The Lobo, or the traditional meal of fish and chips t jet.e@:~:M~.J nurses, they could relieve the cost of new or enlarged buildings professions, an upgrading oi the is as healthy a meal as anyone can Great-Lash Protein Mascara greatly increases Lrtt: ncrore<::r

\ r; ,, l:l "'<"' ' ' Chairman Opposes DA as Juror ... Investigation Sought by Coalition Cooper Kills ·em-Or Tries To If the Marquis de Sade were wants to share this wonderful The Citizens' Coalition investigation conducted by ties between the ethnic minorities alive today, he'd probably spend feeling with the world. Committee is seeking intervention Sceresse's office into the Jan. 29 and city and state governments." much of his time following Alice He succeeded with a good by the U.S. Civil Rights $laying of the two Berets by At the mlly Mondragon said the Cooper around. portion of the 5000 or so people Commission into the proceedings policemen found them "justifiable coalition "was trying from every Alice Cooper is; the name of who were at the Civic Auditorium of a grand jury investigating the homicide," angle along '!ccepted channels "to the leader of a rock band (legally Friday night, though not to the January shooting deaths of two The petition to Stowers asked a get a new investigation so "that changed, from Alex Coopet' I degree he often does and would Black Berets. &pecial prosec1.1tor or the state no one can say we have stolen believe), and; the group name of always Elf support on during his boyhood in Phoenix after ripping her clothes off and the grand jury, and argues that the Mondragon said the petition, the state (NMSU) campus now, (yes, Phoenix) attending horror chopping her to pieces with a presence of only two Chicano submitted Tuesday, bore some but they are getting a lot of movies. He thinks the greatest hatchet. His hanging was very jurors is a "gross imbalance, • 17 0 signatures, and that the denial harrassment." Moore and several feeling in the world is the release realistic, dramatic, and scary, but Petition Denied of the special grand jury had been members of the Bt!.~;l!ts last week felt after you've just had the Holy he got mpeaking and nature a b fellow, he hit them and spit on them. a second grand jury since one was The U, S. C i vi I Rights organizing vigils in memory of the The music, lights, sound already sitting in the case. A Commission, in a letter to its staff two Berets. by Jim Caldwell system, .and every other part of written denial had not been issued director John Buggs, was asked to Rita Canales and Antonio Chairman of the Citizens AC's act were flawless, Cheech as of Friday afternoon, "send someone · to conduct an Cordova were shot to death by Concerned About Cone<:tion, and Chong were hilarious, and "The district attorney is investigation of their own." police while allegedly attempting John Salazar, told some 300 Redbone played some of the completely disqualified from a The letter argues that the to steal dynamite from a p~sons Friday the government is d1.1llest rock music I've ever heard. fair judgment; he has already current handling of the Beret case construction shed near John Salazar willing to spend millions for Charles Andrews made a public judgment," said "has the potential of severing all Albuquerque. re·cycling garbage, but is Mondragon. Last week an "unwilling to spend money to ...... 're·cycle' hu111an beings" in the ····-···········1· Educators Examine Themselves corrections system. BDO~KS Tom's The College of Education has sent to him at the College of initiated a comprehensive look at Education, UNM, Albuquerque European Auto BOOKS, BOOKS itself to see if it can find better 87106. General Sepairs ways to produce tea<:hers. "We have no preconceived ideas • -~ UTTLe PROffSSOR The examination, whi<:h will of where we'll end up," Prigmore ,.. BOOKCfNreR last three months, will start with a CAMPUS BRIEF§ I VWsBVolvos said. "We have eight departments I weekend meeting March 3·5 to now, We could end up with three Battered Kids Amistad Poetry our specialty FAIR PLAZA gather ideas from a wide variety de:J?artments or 27, or no A symposium on "The Battered The Free University Amistad <>f sources. departments at ali." Child" will begin Feb, 23 through presents a Paul Baumg~ld poetry Tune Up-$1 O+parts LOMAS & SAN PEDRO N.E. 24 representatives of a variety After a series of procedures to Feb, 25 at the Sheraton Westem reading at ,7 p.m. in room 105 of PhotQS bY Thorn, J, Ashe II( Open Mon.-Fri. lOam-9 pm • of New Mexico organizations have narrow down alternatives, Skies. Education building on Feb. 23. free pick-up 898-6860 Sot• .1 0 om-5 pm Sun. 1pm-6 pm been invited to participate in the additional information will be The symposium will be held in Phooo by Chuck Fcil meeting, along with 40 students obtained in open meetings from two identical sessions, with the Reviewers Split on 'Butterflies' and faculty members at the Aptil 24 through May 26. College first running from 9 a.m. through Zen University. of Education faculty members noon. The second will run from 1 An organizational meeting for a (Editor's Note: Daily Lobo Zen group will be conducted by "Butterflies Are Free" didn't set mainly for his sense of humor George Prigmore, assistant to will participate in a mail ballot p.m. Feb. 24, through 4 p.m. Feb. Editors Casey Church and Charles well among the lightly • but well • about his handicap, And John the dean of the College ot during the last 10 days of the 25. ~ary Brown Feb. 21 at 7:30p.m. Andrews both attended Jn the Newman Center made points about blindness (and Spencer added to the realism (as Education, said ideas and data period to express their choices "Butterflies Are Free" at Popejoy handicaps in general) which real as Broadway comedies get) from other individuals and groups from among the suggestions. Research Allocations auditorium. All interested persons The Truth are invited to attend • Hall last week, but saw different dominated, it was easy to catch with his outstanding job of •will be welcomed. They can be The first deadline for Student halves of the play, for different on and find Gershe's theme, even feigning blindness, quite a Classes in throwing Dorm Landscaping Research Allocations is Feb. 25. German Club reasons. So they decided to though I missed most of the first difficult theatrical challenge, I'm with Jim Hurt, Pam Seigal ~················· ...... ,...... _..... ,, .. There will be a Sl'cond deadline Those interested in dorm The Gezman Club will meeL collaborate ~m the review.) a~t. sure. and Mike Carnes. by landscaping, a student project, are announced in April. For further Feb. 22 in Ortega Hall, 3rd floor A comedy that seeks to Blindness, I would think, would The play abounded with funny invited to a meeting Feb. 21, at information contact the GSA lounge at 3:30 p.m. Plans for moralize cannot be poorly acted be hard enough to write a play lines, many of them twists on 6 weeks-24 hrs.-$50 7:30 p.m. in La Posada Dining of£ice, Leap Year Party are under way. or Jay on its message with the about, but darn near impossible to ordinary phrases which we feel I/ George// r!B!MtllMakers of-Hand MGde ; proverbial trowel, also renting wheel time Hall. All those interested in All interested persons please make into a comedy. Gerse could would offend a blind person. The ln~ian Jewelry ~ planting trees, grass, etc., are P.E. Art come. U nfort una t ely, Leonard have attempted to pull at your real blind person on whom Gershe OI.DTOWN ; urged to attend. For more Students of P.E. 319·002, Gcr::hc'!l "Butterflies Are Free," heartstrings, but instead chose to based the play was delighted with ...... ; information call 277·3973. Elementary School Physical Books Needed playing for one night at Popejoy 111ake Don Baker quietly heroic, it; so was I. Education, will be displaying tht'lir Hall Wednesday, violated both art projects beginning Wednesday, Books are needed for the Charles Andrews Annual Book Sale, to be held this prohibitions. ********************************* in the Learning Materials Center The idea of the show is good, LONDON (UPI)- Wimbledon of the education complex• year by Friends o.£ the •••YOU'RE fHVJTED TO OUR Albuquerque Public Library in the erasing some of the social Police charged a 19 • year- old girl Civic Auditorium on March 8·9. insensitivity toward the blind, and with offending public decency for Number Please having a blin,d character that isn't riding to motorcycle nude across r The telephone numbers for Books may be dropped by any a character part. Wimbledon Common during a Native American Studies and the fire station between Feb. 7 and Feb. 20, The author seems to have taken photographic session. Kiva Club have been changed. The Neil Simon dialog, rapid, shallow, new numbers are 277·3917 and but clever, as his example. 2 7 7 • 3 91 S. Both organizations However the show is not '\11-ritten LONDON (UP!)- A London NEW, RENEWED may be reached through either to the pace demanded by constant court fined a professional car DEMOS number. wisecracks, and the actors in this parker $195 for trying to evade a MANY ITEMS REDUCED production had some sort of parking meter by using a beer can TAPE RECORDERS Borgstrom Seminar Monday, February 21,1972 delayed response to each other's ring instead of a coin. The economics deJ?artment is Ed & Admin; Union room 253; lines that made their FROM 19.00 10% T050% noon-2 p.m. • sponsoring a seminar with Georg KUNM; Union rooru 230; 1·2:30 conversations totaUy unbelievable. Borgstrom, professor of Food p,m. 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B/ve or..Lle!JTe Sved'e postage paid at . Albuqerque, New NATIONAL Mexico 87106, Subscription tate is $'1 for the academic year, LECTURER &'.r~e S~:~Fe HOUSE SALE THRU The opinions expressed on the By JEAN TAPPENDORF Slz::.es editorial pages of The Daily Lobo SAT. 26th are those of the author solely, Un signed opinion is that of tbe edi ·• Tuesday, February 22 8:00P.M. 3011 Monte! Vista NE CORONADO torial board of The Daily Lobo, Nothirtg printed in The Daily Lobo Holiday Inn-Midtown 255-1695 ~ necessarlly represents the views of ONLY the University of New Mexico. 2020 Menaol Blvd., N.E., Albuquerque Coronado Center 2312 Central SE StudentTerms Page 4 NEW MEXICO LOBO Monday, February 21,1912 Page 5 Lineman For Pro .Champs U Matmen 2nd in ASU Invite In their final warm•up before respective divisions but none finishes went to Roy Devore at FormetLobo Wa.J/ace Cashes In As Cowboy the WAC Championships, the could come out winners. Dave 134, Don Jackson at 150, and UNM wrestling team finished a Goodier (177-pound class) and Bruce Davis at 190, Romero took for him to adjust to professional quarterback. the Cowboys l;lecause they have so distant second to a strong Oregon By DUCHESS SMITH the hang of it, but there are guys Duane Thomas much talent. lf he ia not starting heavyweight Milton Seals came a third place and Andria West who have been playing for si:x: football because for once he was team in the Sun Devil Invitational the closest- both losing in finished fourth in the 158-pound Last year Rodney Wallace was a Defending Duane Thomas, in the next year he is going to ask starting defensive taclde for the years who don't have the hang of going against people as big as he is at Tempe over the weekend. overtime, Other ~econd place class. · Wallace said, ''Look at the guy. to be traded. He would like to go ):1 UNM Lobos and received $15 a it yet,'' and didn't have to always be The Lobos finished with 65 trying to get down as he did in There's nothing wrong with him. to Denver because its closer to points thanks to five individual l month hom the athletic Out of the 112 rookies trying His trouble started when he held uhomeu, department. This year Rodney out for thEl Cowboys only Wallaee college, second phice finishes. However Wallace said the Cowboys very out for more money, The press He has a three year contract UNM took no first places and it~ W olfpups Fall to UT EP Wallace is an offensive lineman for and three others made it. Wallace blew it all out of proportion, which he is happy with, and he is ll the W odd Champion Dalla~; said he :received valuable help and seldom see each other on a social team total fell 13 points short of The UNM Wolfpups, despite ma~gin. of victory, 11:.} misquoted him, etc. so he said to, trying to establish residency in ']11!1 Cowboys and received, in addition advice from the man who starts in levei e:x:cept in bars on road trips. Oregon. California was third with hitting a respectable 57,6 per cent UNM's Ri~.:hard Pokorski Jed all Asked about the Cowboy hell with it. Te:x:as for ta:x: purposes but the 61 points followed by BYU scorers with 26 points, hitting on to his salary, $25,000 in bonus front of him, Blaine Nye. ''He doesn't room with only places he knows to go in of their field goals, were stopped ! Hippie Guard attitude, Wallace Siiid that people Arizona, United State~ cold by a stiff Te:xas·El Paso 10 of 25 shots from the field, and , ~·r money, anybody, on the plane he sits by Pallas are the football stadium ~ _. ~ "We call him the Hippie often thinlc the Cowboys are International, ASU and Long defense that allowed the Pups also grabbed nine rebounds in the So how doas it feel to be a himself, no one knows where he and the practice field. Dallas Cowboy? Rodney says it " said Wallace, "Most guys cocky. Beach. only 59 shots in the entiN ga.me con te~t. Pokorski is currently ,~1ii lives or his telephone number," One last Super Bowl question. \. ·": doesn't feel any different than to Business Aspect UNM won decisively over the won handily by the Burros 92-78 scoring at a 30-plus point PElr . "Football is a business," he Speaking of All Pro Bob Lilly, Did he think Bob Greise, Miami WAC teams in the tournament Saturday night at E! Paso game clip and had his season high be anyone else. Wallace said he was probably the quarterback, was as good as Roger "Football players are changing said. "Sure, it would be great to greatest football player there ever BYU (preseason conference preceeding the varsity game, of 41 points in the 110-99 loss to be the world champions, it would Staubach? The Wolfpups managed to hit the AAU House of Carpets, .I along with everyone else," said was. "No. He doesn't play for the favorite), Adzona and Arizona the 255 lb. offen'sive lineman. be great to win all that money, on 34 of 59 shots from the field Bob Tappert and Randy Talbot "He's the perfect ball player. Cowboys," he said. State, Based on their undefeated .. I·· I "Football players have long hair, But when you really come down conference dual record, as w<:ll as and 10 of 17 from the charity rounded out double.- figure ~ He does everything right all the Senior Dana Shelley captured I I mustaches, wear red, white and to it, It's just anothE;r football Don Jose' Maria Morelos their performance in Tempe, the ·stripe while the Burros were scoring for the Pups with 20 and l gllme • time." hitting on 36 of 68 of their field 15 points respectively. Tappert his tenth straight free e:xercise . r blue shoes, etc. People don't look Wallace said Tom Landry is a assumed leadership of the Lobos have to rate as the favorites at us as people. We're no different "Tom Landry, Dallas head Independence movement in in the WAC Championships ne:x;t goals, for a 52.9 shooting hit a fine 9 of 11 of his field goals Shelley victory Friday night against CSU ~ genius. with a score of 9.4. than anyone else, We drink beer, coach) told us after we lost to "Staubaeh probably won't ever Mexico in 1811 after Father weekend in Tucson. percentage and also canned 20 of and did his share in rebounding, Chicago that we were gonna win 27 free throws for the. final snlay. Playing bef01:e the home The Miners' Fred DeBarnardi BYU trailed UTEP by eight The contest was a complete this weekend, is elose behind at I folks, UTEP garnered only seven : : won the shot put event with a 67 points as they gained six points Henry's Drive-In reversal from the earlier meeting 6-5. turnovers all evening, ! ft, 10 in. heave to equal the with a fourth in the pole vault and Stl Wyoming NE between the two teams in Most of the success elements UTEP's three year streak of 16 Central9 am to 11 am Albuquerque when the Lobos all·time best indoor effort by a the Lobos have enjoyed during never having lost a WAC game in collegian and breaking the WAC ll!llliiHIIIIIKitultuiiJJIJHIII)IJUIRJINI~)MtHINJ,IIItl thrashed UTEP, 68-44. 255 .. 8282 their surge were not evident in El Paso was upheld. It was also indoor record he previously set at Forbes Sparks Memorial Coliseum. The senior Coach Don Haskins' Miners' 21st A sophomore named James 64·2\4. DeBarnardi now shares the Dytzel's Pro duo of Mike Faulkner and Harold consecutive victory at home NCAA indoor record with Neal Forbes sparked the Miners to their Little suffered unusually cold Sbop revenge victory. Forbes nettE'd 19 against all competition. Steinhaur of Oregon, set in 1967 shooting nights. Faulkner hit on About the only time that streak at the Pacifie-S conference meet points to lead all scorers and three out of 17 from the field and grabbed a game Wgh 17 rebounds was in jeopardy wM when New on the West Coast. Special discount to Little six of 24 in the face of the Me:xico pulled within eight points UNM was uncontested in the in leading the Miners right baek ferocious Miner defense which is UNM students into the thick of the WAC .race for of the Miners at 33•25 on a three third place running with 88 points ranked third in the nation. point play by Faulkner. The followed by Arizona with 39, Darryl Minniefield was so Miners then reeled off seven Utah at 37, Colorado State, 28lh, 15% off on all bowling burdened by foul trouble that he straight points and it was never .Arizona State, 271 and Wyoming needs: balls, bags, shoes, faifed to score a point. Minniefield even close the rest of the way. with 10% to round out total team fouled out with 17:351eft to play In addition to the great play of scoring. shirts, etc. after picking up four fouls in the Forbes,. Miner forwards Charlie The Lobos won only one event first half. . i All work guaranteed Brakes and Scott English chipped l r. in the finals, edging Arizona State A lot of the Lobo problems i ' in with 13 points apiece. I in the two-mile relay, 7:35.7. • 7;36.3. Lobo tracksters Reid Z98·SS8J Cole, Bob Pooley, Gary Easterly, and Matt Henry were the runners 3010 NE ·'J Eubank II •. in the relay. inside Eu Can Bowl UNM's Chuck Steffes, II undefeated and favored to win the Bob Dytzel or Dan Berry 1256-35181 triple jump, narrowly lost the top

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