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Vol 58 SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA 95114, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1970 No 44 Pakistani Recall Vote Set Casualties Get Help Before Holidays Recall co-ordinators have attained authentic signatures, the recall com- Students helping in the Pakistani the necessary 2,463 signatures needed mittee has an additional 103 signatures Relief Fund drive have been collecting to hold an election to recall A.S. Presi- which have not been turned in. money on campus since last week, but dent Bill Langan. The fate of the recall According to the A.S. Constitution, hope to mount a campaign in the com- election now lies with the participating which states that the recall election munity after today. voters, two-thirds of whom must vote in must be held within 15 days after the Ashrafali Bhagat, secretary of the favor to recall Langan to hold an open, petitions are turned over to the election Pakistani Students Association, said general election. board, the election must be held prior to the PSA and the Intercultural Steering The election is tentatively scheduled Dec. 17. Bob Riner, election board Committee submitted a request to the for the week prior to Christmas chairman, said that the election will be city of San Jose for permission to solicit vacation, probably Dec. 15-17. held sometime between Dec. 15-17. in the community and should get a Recall petitions, which have been in MEETING decision today. circulation for eight days, were turned An election board meeting is in Wednesday at 4 p.m., according to scheduled for 3 p.m. today in the Bhagat said the PSA 'table by the Andy McDonald, chairman of the ad council chambers to begin organization College Union collected over $400 last hoc committee to recall Langan. on the recall election, according to week. He said all money collected will Petitions are being checked in the Riner. be sent to some social organization in registrar's office by members of the Petition signatures must be checked Pakistan. election board. within three days or by tomorrow, "We want to make sure the money goes A total of 2,654 names were turned in according to the constitution. Riner to the people," he said, "and not used on the petitions, almost 200 more than pointed out that no work was done on for other purposes." PAKISTANI RELIEF A table hr., been set up outside the Pakistani Relief Fund. Here students Attar Hajjarian, needed. McDonald indicated that the petitions over the weekend and that "What we need most is more volun- College Union and is being used as a depot for the SJS Masood Syed, and Bonny Herrera man the table. should discrepancies arise over election board members will discon- teers to help out," said Masood Syed, tinue checking signatures when the president of the PSA. necessary 10 per cent of the student "When we go out into the community Student-Faculty Representation body or 2,463 signatures are checked. we'd like to have one Pakistani student Langan and McDonald are tenta- go with each volunteer." he added. "We tively scheduled to debate the issues think it would be more effective if we do surrounding the recall move tomorrow it ourselves, but we do need help." noon in the Loma Prieta Room. "We'd like to get as much done in the McDonald stated he will ask Langan for short period before Christmas," Council a justification of what he has done in Rejects office and a justification for the Equality amount Bhagat commented, "people start to forget about these things after awhile." of money he has spent. By PAM STRANDBERG mostly administrators. Students 60 members to 51 or 52. the college. 'EXTREMISTS' Writer Syed said the group has been working Daily Political presently make up 14 per cent of the Student Councilman Bob Crocker The council still has to decide In response to Blaine's endorsement with the Community Committee for The Academic Council decided council. argued against the proposal and said it whether the ex-officio members will of A.S. President Bill Langan in last International Students, which has been yesterday that it does not want equal The student proposal that was would tend toward uniformity of the emain as voting members or serve Tuesday's Spartan Daily, Langan com- doing some limited work in the com- elected faculty and student representa- defeated called for 16 elected student membership. only as consultants to the body. mented, "I do not in anyway condone or munity. He said the committee has tion. members, 16 elected faculty members Merz and others felt that ten fewer The council also did not have time to support Mr. Blade's suit or his activi- been arranging appointments for At the special meeting called to and 17 ex-officio members. members would not make the council decide on the crucial issues of just how ties regarding political activity on this Pakistani students to speak to various consider proposed constitutional and Dr. Charles Larsen and other faculty more effective because it would still de much student and faculty representa- campus." Blaine is currently filing suit groups such as the Lions Club as well as by-law amendments, the council also members argued against equal student quite large. tion there will be. These issues will against SJS for political activity on other service organizations and decided not to make the council and faculty representation because VOTED AGAINST have to be resolved at a later meeting. campus. churches. smaller. faculty members spend more years in The council voted against eliminating The council passed, however, a "I have made this apparent to state Syed added that the PSA appreciated The council is presently comprised of the college than students. various staff deans and other ex-officio provision stating that the council "is leaders in Sacramento and will the help being given by the AS govern- 30 faculty members, eight students, and LARGER STAKE members from the council. the means by which faculty, students continue working against Mr. Blaine ment in collecting food and dry goods. 22 ex-officio council members who are Therefore, they feel that faculty Many council members felt the and administrators participate in the and his attempts to stifle free expres- members have a larger stake in the administrators were needed because of establishment and revision of college sion. governance of the college and that the expertise they could offer. Others policy." "This administration is committed to faculty members are better equipped to stressed that administrators should be The present constitution says only keeping campus government out of the make long range decisions about included in the council because the that the council will provide partici- hands of all extremists whether they be college policy in view of their greater governance of the college should be a pation by faculty in the formulation of of the left or right variety," concluded Ogata experience. effort among ell groups in Officially cooperative policies and procedure. governing Langan. Student John Merz said that students do indeed have a great stake in the governance of the college. He said Denied Tenure students spend nine months or even twelve of each year of their college lives on the campus. "This is where we Trustees Pass Resolution Transferring By VICTOR JANG signed by Academic Vice President Dr. eat, breathe and make love," he said. Daily Staff Writer Hobert Burns informing him that the Merz also said that students tend to Assistant professor of economics college would not employ him after be unjustly stereotyped by faculty Mamoru Ogata has been denied tenure June 30, 1972. members as being irresponsible and by the college administration. The action followed a review by the inexperienced. Student Financial Power to Presidents The Japanese instructor received a department, school and the college Student Ron Harbeck suggested that letter over the Thanksgiving vacation tenure and retention committee. students and faculty members should By KAREN PETTEftSON cellor Glenn S. Duinke. punishment. Ogata, who had originally been not consider themselves to be two anta- The new procedures give the chan- Daily Political Writer OLD PROCEDURES denied recommendation for tenure by gonistic groups. Harbeck said that if cellor the ultimate authority in faculty LOS ANGELES State college presi- During the two years that the old pro- the majority membership of his depart- there is a common enemy, it is outside have the authority to disciplinary and grievance cases, in dents may soon cedures, drawn up by faculty members, Discussion ment's and his school's tenure and the college not in it. fees are which a faculty member who has not determine how student were in effect, only two faculty retention committee, had received at EQUAL REPRESENTATION distributed. been promoted or granted tenure when members were disciplined. It was noted least a majority recommendation from Dr. John Galm, associate professor of A resolution passed last week by the he felt he should have been, were heard by trustees that these two years were a the all-college tenure and retention English, felt students and faculty Of Student California State College Board of by faculty panels. The faculty member period of turmoil on the campuses. committee that his case for tenure be should have equal representation Trustees would enable a college presi- was represented by an attorney and In other action, the trustees approved reviewed again once he had completed because there are 25,000 students and dent to request the initiation of a special the final decision was made by a schematic plans for a new classroom his doctoral thesis. only 1400 faculty members. activities Revenue Fund at his campus. statewide faculty panel. building at SJS. The projected cost of EXPECTED College Participation President John H. Bunzel dis- This would be used to fund instruc- Disciplinary cases occur when a the building is $5,780,000. Ogata, who is working toward his agreed with Dr. Calm and the students. tionally-related activities and inter- complaint is lodged against a faculty San Jose City Manager Thomas Ph.D. from the University of California In response to a statement "Student Involvement in Campus by Student collegiate athletics. The fund would member. Previously, in these cases the Fletcher and Robert Skibinski, vice at Berkeley, said that he had expected Councilman Juan Oliverez that the designated Governance" will be the topic for a consist of monies previously accused faculty member was also president of Pacific Telephone, were to complete his thesis by the September college should be governed panel discussion at the Student Faculty democrati- for the A.S. fund. represented by an attorney. appointed to the Advisory Board of SJS. 1971 deadline. cally, Dr. Bunzel said that it should not. The fee would be instituted if the A.S. The new procedures provide for Liaison Committee meeting tomorrow Clifford Swenson, president of a local He said he was not certain if he would Dr. Bunzel said that students should government cannot meet legal commit- closed hearings with no lawyer and the at noon in the AS. Council Chambers in contracting firm, was reappointed to carry on grievance procedures at the not have a representation proportionate ments, and up to 815 could be deducted chancellor making the decision in grie- College Union. the board. Their terms expire in 1974. the moment, as he still intended to to their numbers from the student body fee and diverted Dr. Theodore Norton, political because "the vance cases. In disciplinary hearings, Chancellor Dumke announced that complete his doctorate by next academy is not to this special fund. The college presi- science; Dr. William Rogers, elemen- directed to equality the accused may be represented by the future headquarters of the Cali- September and would not have the time but to instruction dent would then determine how this tary education; Dr. John Sperling, and academic excel- counsel when the case goes before a fornia State Colleges would be located to pursue the grievance. lence." money would be used. humanities; and John Merz, a liaison hearing officer. The college president in Century City in western Los Angeles. "It would be rather pointless to seek Dr. FUND IMPOSED committee member, will make short Bunzel also argued that students will decide for or against punishment The new building is scheduled for an extention of my doctorate deadline if are transitory in that they are at the This fund would not be imposed on the presentations of their views on student I could not meet it," he commented. entire state college system, but only at and the chancellor will rule on the completion in December, 1972. participation in campus governance college for only two, three or four "I'm really sorry, not for myself, just years. the request of individual college presi- before the meeting is opened for ques- that things didn't work out the way I dents where they feel there has been tions and general discussion. COUNCILMAN OBJECTS wished them to. Dr. Robert Wrede objected to the fiscal mismanagement on the part of Ralph Poblano, college ombudsman, "I feel sorry for those who spent their the A.S. government. and Ron Harbeck, a liaison committee proposal for equal student and faculty Recycling Center Moves South time supporting me," he added. "After The resolution was adopted as a part member, set up the meeting in hopes of representation because it would give petitioning and everything else, it came administrators a greater representa- of the board's legislative program and bringing the views of all concerned to nothing." will be submitted to the state legis- question tion than faculty members. about the student participation BACKING lature for approval. out into the open. In response to a student suggestion To San Jose Ogata had received the backing Disposal of Foreign students entering the state Grounds Poblano labels the meeting, "an that administrative representation is students and certain members of the college system beginning with the 1971 "Now it's a matter a terms," said Dr. John Stanley. The recycling class which interaction to exchange ideas and the same as faculty representation, Economics Department, when it spring semester or winter quarter will he teaches is planning to use the city disposal grounds south of Kelley Park on information about an issue which is of Wrede and others pointed out that it is became known that he had been denied be paying the same rate of tuition as do Senter Road as the new home for the recycling center. interest to many people on this not. He explained after the meeting that recommendation for tenure by the non-resident students-41100 per year. Though the city Public Works Department offered the use of the grounds, the campus." Poblano stressed that the administrators often feel compelled to department tenure committee. However, foreign students presently specific terms of the cooperative effort haven't been determined. For instance, the meeting is open to anyone interested vote according to administrative Charging interdepartmental politics enrolled in the colleges will continue to city made no mention of helping with transportation, one of the "terms" he will and that everyone will get an oppor- rulings from the chancellor's office. and racism, student backers passed The pay the present rate of 8600 per submit in a proposal to the Public Works Department. tunity to express their views. council defeated a proposal to petitions and appealed to the school academic year until 1974-75, at which The new location is more than two miles from the campus, but, said Dr. Stanley, The Student Faculty I.iaison Com- reduce the body from its present size of committee. time they will also pay nonresident "it is more central to the city of San Jose." mittee is a branch of the Academic They repeatedly asked for an tuition. Until now the recycling center has been behind the Environmental Studies Council which was set up last year. The foreign explanation of the action. The resolution setting the office, Building U, on 5th Street. However, the quantity of recyclable materials committee acts as a means of com- was drawn up In an open meeting between Inside... student tuition level received there exceeds the space in the small building. munications between students and the trustees' economics students and faculty South Vietnamese Vice President (luring the meeting of Dr. Stanley said, "Members of the class would like to keep this one as a sub- faculty. and passed by the members, discussion of ()gata's case Nguyen Can Ky visits the Bay Finance Committee, station." to Poblano, "the com- According led to certain of Ogata's faculty Area today. Page 3. full board. "Most of our business," he added, "comes from the living community rather anticipates problem areas and FACULTY mittee supporters yelling at the department * * * NEW than the college itself He indicated that the move to the south San Jose area examines the situation to find satis- also confirmed the new chairman and some of his student 5.15' water polo team finished The trustees would not hurt the growing recycling project. factory solutions. In this way we avoid and grievance pro- supporters walking out. fourth in the NCAA champion- faculty disciplinary He hopes the Environmental Studies Department will offer armther recycling the old standby method of simply effect for No explar in for his tenure denial ships. Page 4, cedures, which have been in class next semester, Tuesdays and Thursdays at 3 p.m. with a Oh t..cdays. reacting to emergencies." was ever i Ally given. two months by executive ordet .it Ch: . 7 SPAlTAN DAILY Tuesday December 1,1970 AFTER ThE FIRST INSTALLMENT OP OUR STORNI WE we-RE 00'51E61E7 WrTH 12G.GRJES1'5 cONC.ERMING FAJTUIZE E-16,0.1.11ER5.. BUT WERE seiNGING OO ROES BAchc fts1.21"/NAV . THE FURTHER ADVENTURES OF . CRAIG TURNER Spartan' Dad b editor DAVID BARNWELL advertising manager
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.. SUGGESTED eon:. tiiiversity Status. STuow.r,ITS sHow 6.4012E Ge.ATiTuDE AND AtMERJ CAN I SM . While consensus seems to favor the concept of SJS becoming a university, the Spartan 1)a i ly has serious reservations about the issue. Many people seem to believe that were SJS to assume university status, it would invok e simply changing the name and basking in the increased prestige. Unfortunately, it isn't quite that elementary. Inherent in the words "university" and "college" is this distinction: a university maintains a doctorate program, a college does not. CALLED FOR A. GRAND ..../LJE-**/ COLLEGE YJEWSPAPESZS . . AND PLED EAED OUPPOE'T FOE OLJR, Philosophically it means a difference in orientation. The college exists to INVESTICIATION OF . IN 51-IZut.AEJ,17-5 OF VIFILX- rducate the practitioner, the pragmatist. The university educates the theorist, the researcher, the specialist. tatiPtl. Or, in simple terms, the college exists primarily for the four-year student, the university places substantial emphasis on the graduate. - At SJS. the undergraduate is of prime importance. Were it to become a university, the priorities would probably begin to change. But what does this mean in practical terms? At SJS it would probably mean reduced quotas for undergraduate 1.1 admission, the introduction on a wide scale of the large lecture section of 100- 200 students, the extensive use of graduate assistants to teach classes, reduced teaching loads for professors and the implementation of tuition. With our faculty and facilities currently being utilized as heavily as possible, how could e conceivably introduce a Ph.D. program here without being forced to eliminate some existing undergraduate classes to make room? At a time when there are more Ph.D.'s than there are jobs for them, when thousands of people holding Ph.D.s are unable to find work, it is unrealistic to consider sacrificing part of our undergraduate program to begin producing more doctorates. The large lecture section would not necessarily result if SJS were to become a university, but it is only wise to recognize that such an occurrence is a possi- bility. At most major universities, the large lecture section is an accepted practice. Such classes of 100-200 students are obviously undesirable from the standpoint of reduced student-professor contact and increased depersonali- WHAT LOOMS oN -rHE HorziZoN FOR OUR criNAMIC DSJO? SAyG B. BLITZER :4YESTRIMAY THE CHICA.G0 7 , TODAY THE zation in an already depersonalized world. SAN JOSE 21, NEXT, G.G0008017VesAY5ELVE6 AARE ComiNG DOWN Twa INDIANAPes_is soo ! IS NOTHING SACEE ? Two other accepted practices on major universities is the use of graduate assistants to teach undergraduate classes and an average teaching load of nine units as opposed to 12 units at SJS. Utilizing graduate assiolants ffinstruct undergraduates is at best question- Thrust and Parry able. Though some graduate assistants could undoubtedly perform competent teaching jobs, there is no doubt but that the educational program would be watered down as a result. If SJS were to follow the accepted practice at most universities and reduce Economic Split;Torthrighe; Prisoners of War professors' teaching load from the current 12 units to nine, it is doubtful that even tuition would defray all the expenses of hiring additional faculty to freedom that this precedent-setting act have been refused. Six years as captive implement a doctoral program and pick up the slack resulting from reduced 'Intimidation' war camp in North teaching loads. of unprofessionalism shall not go in a prisoner of unchallenged. Vietnam is quite a price to pay, even for This would mean additional slashes at the undergraduate program. Editor. On behalf of myself and the Depart- James F. Willis the cause of freedom. Lieutenant one ot the strengths of the state college system as it now exists is that a naval ment of ELonomics, I am compelled to Economics Deportment Chairman Alvarez, a native of San Jose and students from low income families can actually afford to attend an institution aviator, has been held captive in North reply to the article Economics Depart- of higher learning because they aren't faced with exorbitant tuition. Although Vietnam for almost six years. Any action ment Split Killed- in the Spartan Doily it is still no easy matter for the poor to obtain a college education, it is possible. Nov. 20. I hove no wish to engage in on token by the President after conferring GOV. Reagan has said that the only way he would sign a measure for SJS to exchange of vitriol with either 'Thanks' with military leaders in regard to freeing be granted university status is if it would come under the jurisdiction of colleagues or the student newspaper. our men in North Vietnam should hardly Editor: to as an appalling University of California Board of Regents. The Regents currently require a Much of the content of the article, be referred Thank you for the forthright editorial $17.0 tuition per year. However, the figure is expected to double next year. This however, is fundamentally untrue and aggressive and senseless act. amount, in conjunction with our current fees of $77 a semester would bring the prejudicial to the decision -making 'Nixon's Aggression" in the Nov. 24 As long as North Vietnam continues to cost of one year of education at SJS to $450 in tuition and fees. process of the Economics Department. issue. It is very timely. hold our men captive, any move to free While this is not an outrageous amount, it could be enough to close one of the As its spokesman, I am therefore bound George L. Collins them is not an invasion of a sovereign tew avenues the poor currently have open to them to try to improve their to respond. Baptist College Chaplain nation or an act of aggression. This is not tature in life. First, let me express my complete a "cold war" we are fighting in For some reason, people seem to feel that a state college is somehow agreement with the comment attributed 'Irrational' Southeast Asia, it is a war. President Nixon's actions were made with this in inherently inferior to a university. This simply is not the case. The distinction to Academic Vice President Burns that Editor: mind and you should have considered between the two, as mentioned before, is one of orientation, not quality. We the proposal to split the Economics Criticism fine but why not make it this when you wrote your editorial. should never feel we are taking a back Department is "ridiculous." The proposal constructive criticism based on fads! seat to a university merely on the basis The Spartan Daily and numerous other of its university status. In many areas is not only administratively unfeasible The editorial in the Spartan Daily (Nov. of study, SJS has as fine, or better, a Americans find it fashionable to lean but also absurd to anyone familiar with 24th) criticizing the action of the reputation than any university. strongly to the left, and as a result many the structure of this discipline. It would President in sending the party to free Our reservations, then, stem from a concern for the undergraduate in liberal individuals are forced to take a seriously injure the offering to the prisoners of war was irrational and general. and the low income student in particular. stand which appears to be to the right. Economics students of a strong and well- irresponsible. It appears that most benefits from such a change would go to the faculty at This is not a question of politics, but a balanced curricular program. North Vietnam signed and agreed to expense to the student. question of inhumane treatment of Second, the -confidence- (now abide by the July 21, 1954 modification The Daily hopes that everyone will at least give the issue careful consider- Americans. The cold war mentality of appearing in the newspaper) attributed of the Geneva Accords concerning the ation before blithely advocating that SJS become a university. the Spartan Doily has struck again. to me that the tenure recommendation treatment of prisoners of war. Not only Wev Shea A07496 from this Department on Mr. Ogata was have the North Vietnamese failed to Robert Penn A12616 "political" is either a total distortion of abide by the Geneva Convention, but some other remark or a deliberate lie. I they have consistently refused to discuss Cabinet Scramble prefer to think the former. At any rate, 1 the status and the treatment of our men mode no such statement in confidence held captive. It is only recently that they In the first move in what promises to be a major reshuffling of his adminis- Spartan Ihtih or otherwise. I completely reject the have permitted any significant amount President Nixon last Wednesday fired Secretary of the Interior Walter tration, motion that this Department's action of mail to be sent and received by Second class postage paid at San Jew, California. Member of California Newspaper Publishers' flickel. was either "political- or -racial.- I prisoners of war. This mail, however, is Association to. California Intercollegialle eras, Hickel did not go the same way most of the others will go. He got no pat on Assoc lotion and the Assoc lated Press Published daily by deeply resent being distorted or lied highly censored. San Jose State College. except Saturday and Sunday. the back or thanks for a job well done. Put quite bluntly, he got canned. publicly or privately. President Nixon and our negotiators during tho C011ege year The opinions expressed herein about either an not nocessarily Mow of the Associated Students, Me His great crime was that he at times disagreed with the President and did Third, and most importantly, I am in Paris have made repeated offers con- CoIlege Administration. or the Department of Journalism and Advertising. Subscriptions accepted not hesitate to say so. outraged at the attempt to prejudge and cerning a complete exchange of only on a ranainder.of semester NAM Full academic NO one can really expect any President to work with men with whom he a newspaper, the prisoners of war on both sides. All offers year. W. each semeSter. IA SO. Off campus price per prejudice through copy, 10 cents. Phone-711.641d Editorial ext 2363. consistently disagrees, and thus Hickel's firing was not only unsurprising, but present and future personnel decisions Advertising sot 2041 Press of Suburban NewsPoPerS. Inc., of Milpitas. California. perhaps necessary. of this department with respect to and Blackerby and Miss AP articles designated as editorials reflect the Unfortunately, however. Mr. Nixon seems consistently to be narrowing the Messrs. Landes EDITOR'S NOTE: The Thrust and Parry malority opinion of Pm editorial board. All other opinions his advisers. Chochere. However individuals may feel expressed are the views of the individual writer or political spectrum of section of the editorial page offer cartoonist about those decisions, public expression Mr. Nixon is a l'resident who stands on the political right, and that is quite a students and faculty a chance to express of their own prejudices by whomever Editor CRAIG TURNER legitimate place for him to be. What is disturbing is that by continuing to cut at their views on campus, local, national or Advertising Manaller DAVIO BARNWELL ore responsible, seriously distorts a Assistant Editor FRANK FERTADO the ideological base of his advisers, he is ignoring a large segment of international issues. Space is allowed to Now, Editor GARY PIERCE judgment. I Associtto Editor KEN COSTA opinion. Of paramount importance is the President's willingness to privileged process of peer encourage written debate on such American consider this public action unpro- Day Editor ELLEN SEVIER listen to divergent opinions. If he chooses to disregard them, all right, but he at current affairs. Contributions to Thrust Copy Editor JOE WU fessional and contrary to every W we Editor EARL REASON will have heard them. and Parry must not exceed 250 words, Sports Editor MIKE DUGGAN least academic ethic in my experience. This flick& was fired because President Nixon cannot stand criticism within his must be typewritten, double spaced F****** Editor STEVE SWENSON attempt to intimidate this department Entertainment Editor RANDY MILLER family. The motivations were the same that motivated the firing of within 40-space margins and properly SANDY ROCMAIRD official and distort its decisions through the nult.isi Rotationsjavt.i ePeDirrtecertor VEVE LYNAM signed with the writer's name and U.S. Commissioner of Education James Allen and the "kick upstairs" given newspaper will not succeed. To this end, Executive Assistdit MARY DOUGHERTY faculty or ASS number. The Daily will Chief Photographer BRUCE ROZENHART Robert Finch I am referring the question of this Retail Ad Manager JOANNE M NARDUCCI not print letters which are libelous, In National Ad Manager ALAN SOREN ' after the election in 1968, when Richard violation of professional ethics to the Production Manager SHIRLEY REISER poor taste or Include a personal attack. !fusions Manager DENNIS PIZZO p4.4.)pl.! ' an open administration," one that appropriate administrative officials of PAT The editor reserves the right to edit or Credit Manager GILLIS would be open to all points of view. the State College System and to the Art Directora TOM MARLATT. cut letters to conform to space mint, WALK ER Well, that was the "new" Nixon talking, the one who ran for President. It appropriate professional organizations Classif led Medal/WS . DAN FINLAY, limitations and to cease publication a 'SHERRY GUNNUF SON was the "old" Nixon who fired Walter Hickel. It's the "old" Nixon who is as well. I assure my colleagues, both WENDY HELLER, letters dealing with subjects he Willem. JOHN MERCIER, departmental and college wide, and all President. hay- bee, exhausted BRUCE SKILLINGS Make no mistake about that. students concerned with academic "MIN Tuesday December 1 19 70 SPARTAN DAILY 3 1 ---111ews Review Chicano Recruiters State Budget Deficit Seminar Vietnam Veep Compiled From Associated Press In Bay Area Peace Corps Reps on Campus SACRAMENTO Gov. Reagan imposed the first step of a Slated V. ant a :, !. Interested in World realities," said Stout, imperialism, the alterna- iugh new -squeeze and cut and trim" economy program With the memory ol President Nixon's San Jose visit the I 'ii ' I .1 59' area Peace Corps repre- tives of modernization by londay in a desperate effort to cover a $150 million deficit The Chicano informational only a month old, the Bay Area may be the arena for Thi cr. Peace Corpsmen sentative. revolution or reform, and the A ithout a tax increase. Assembly is sponsoring a yet another political confrontation. are visiting SJS today The Peace Corps is parti- frustration of Volunteer life. The Republican governor froze hiring of new state seminar tomorrow at 7 p.m. South Vietnam's Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky will through Friday. cularly interested in recruit- The film poses a number of inployes and halted spending for new equipment, such as in the C.U. Ballroom. Special arrive in San Francisco this morning to speak at a Isaac K west Sam, a ing volunteers who have critical questions about U.S. utos and typewriters, capital construction and out-of-state guest speaker will be Paul R. Commonwealth Club luncheon in the Fairmont Hotel at journalist from Ghana; majored in business, econo- involvement abroad, but ra vet. Sanchez, who is organizing 11 a.m. Fletcher, who worked inir,s, math, science, the provides no answers. He blamed the red ink on a combination of soaring welfare the proposed Graduate The Revolutionary Union, the Radical Action in a rural community industrial arts, nursing, All returned Peace Corps oats and a dip in state income caused by the business slump. development School of Social Work on the Movement I RAM) and the San Jose Liberation Front project in engineering, and archi- volunteers are invited to a The second step is almost certain to mean a cutback in campus. issued a joint statement saying, It was the brothers Colombia; and Chuck Stout, tecture. gathering torn rrow front 3 eelfare programs, but administration officials did not say . and sisters off the street, off the job, off the campus, who worked for the Ministry The Foreigners," a poli- p.m. to 5:30 p.m. at 417 S. then it would come. out of the kitchen and the stenographer's office that it Cooperatives in Ghana, tical Peace Corps film, will Eighth St. Anyone else who is This could produce a battle between Reagan and the gave Nixon the kind of welcome he deserved in San will he are to speak to inter- be shown today and Thurs- interested is welcome. temocratic-controlled legislature and perhaps even with the Jose. We consider it our duty to show the pigs up at the ested students individually day, at 3:30 p.m., in HE 3. There will be a table on dministration of Republican President Nixon. Fairmont how it's done." or in groups. Appointments "The Foreigners" was Seventh St. during the week Verne Orr, Reagan's finance director, said he could not In a parallel but separate move the Students for a I ay be made with Gladys filmed in the highlands of from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. tile out a new tax increase to balance next year's budget but Democratic Society plan to have a rally in Union Rolie in the Placement Colombia in villages where Anyone needing further in- Reagan said, "I am unalterably opposed to solving this Square prior to Ky's arrival, to be followed by a march office. Peace Corps volunteers formation should contact the roblem by increasing taxes." to the Fairmont Hotel for the demonstration. We an- hoping we can work. The film deals with the Placement Office between 9 Orr added that some of the state's 102,000 workers will have San Francisco Police Chief Alfred Nelder, in promote discussion on Third subject of cultural influence- a.m. and 4 p.m. .o be laid off as a result of the hiring freeze because the preparation for the demonstrators who will be arriving No ronomy program will "create pockets of inactivity" and from throughout the Bay Area, has assigned 200 eave state employes without work to do. officers directly to the security detail to protect Ky. Scotland FISH 'N' CHIPS 9:30 Brothers
at Soledad KSJS LOG San Jose Liberation Front carpools will form 17 East Santa 90.7 FM a.m. in the San Jose City College parking lot and at Clara St. Nest Atkins 6:05 Spartan Focus Play Seventh and San Carlos Streets. Door To Roos Society will have its Buy One $1.35 Gasoline critique on "Bacchae" by PAUL R. SANCHEZ The Students for a Democratic Lawyer To Speak egular 194 Octane) Dave Barry To speak Wednesday own carpool leaving at 9:45 a.m. at Seventh and San Combination Fish & 6:10 Spartan Spectrum A graduate of Wayne State :: Fernando streets. John Thorne, defense law- these murders justifiable Shrimp Dinner & News of SJS & other col- University in Detroit, Mich., yer for the Soledad Brothers, homicide. Get One Free With leges Sanchez received a B.A. de- will speak in Morris Dailey The event is jointly spon- offer C1000 '10 This Ad 27.7 6:15 Music with Ed Henry gree in 1951, thereafter re- Auditorium today at 8 p.m. A sored by the Black Students Dec. 6, 1970 from the College Union; ceiving his MSW in 1963, at ilin on the Soledad Brothers Union and Campus Com- DRAFT BEER Ethyl (100-1. Octane) 48 oz. Pitcher I UU tickets, prizes, albums to be the University of Denver. Three-Year Degrees and a speech by a recently mittee Against Repression. I ow sim given away. Named Outstanding Alum- released Soledad inmate are nus, 1970, at a reception held also scheduled. There is a student christmas special Denver donation Your complete horoscope calculated on the University of of 50 cents. individually based on planetary positions at the campus, Sanchez will speak The Monterey County time of your birth by a Panclati (Asinolgert ,4_ India 30.7 on the Graduate School of Carnegie Report Grand Jury charged Soledad Please complete this form mail today tar Fill-er-up for Social Work and social work Brothers John W. Clutchette, & fast service, Sweeping revisions in the college in the nation, every . NAME Sex_ in general. Fleets Drumgo and George Address your Holiday .. 1 structure of the nation's high school in the nation and Also speaking will be I.. Jackson with the assault Trip Home higher educational process every family in the nation," City State Zip Humberto Garza, director of and murder of a prison Time of Birth (state am or pm) are foreseen if college ad- said Clark Kerr, commission We're Your Mexican-American EOP; guard. Date of Birth Serve ministrators heed the chairman. Place of Birth Yourself Ramon Martinez, chairman This incident took place Passport recommendations of the The main objective of the Enclose '2 50 for students '5 00 for non sturzents And Save of Mexican -American shortly after three black Price includes postage to and from India You will receive your own prestigious Carnegie report deals with altering the Studies; Jose Villa, Lela inmates were shot to death in personal horoscope approximately one month from the date of receipt to the Orient Commission on Higher Edu- degree structure. The asso- Chavez, Isadore Carrasco the prison recreation yard. Send completed fern, and .2.50 (or .5.00) to EAST WEST ENTERPRISES cation. ciate of arts degree ( A.A. ) 3870 Sacramento St. 01 Puritan For The Best and Juan Oliverez. The some grand jury called Following a year's pre- would be offered after one or San Francisco. Calif. 94118 Jose Carrasco will be host CHINESE FOOD paration, the commission two years; the bachelor of Oil Co. for the seminar and a special last week presented a report arts 'B.A.) degree after Liberal Arts, musical performance by which recommends that three or four years; the mas- 10th & Taylor 161, Fun Won Theatro de la Gente. colleges and universities ter of philosophy I M. Phil. ) Tech Students 1,.. Restaurant shorten the time required to degree after four or five 6th & Keyes years; the doctor of arts 72 E Santa Clara St earn degrees. Recruitment ( D.A.) or a doctor of philo- 4th & William .1- t.’2 91:7=. Educational The plan would result in a Price Sale On is the final day fit 10 to 15 per cent a year re- sophy I Ph.D. ) degree after Toffiorrow for liberal arts and technical duction in college operating seven or eight years. students to make appoint- expenses by 1980 and would As a means of implement- 014444 Symposium ments for upcoming recruit- 10% Discount with this ad cut construction expendi- ing this suggestion, the com- ment interviews. Appoint- tures by$5 billion during the mission recommended that ments are 1:pqng scheduled at Chocolate Turkeys & Tomorrow 1970s, according to the re- high schools be accredited CITY CENTER MOTEL the Carecr Planning and port. by state university systems The SJS American Asso- Pliweinerit Center, 122 S. Rocky Road Pumpkins ciation of University Profes- MODIFICATIONS to give the equivalent of the Ninth i. sors ( AAUP) is sponsoring a The commission has first year of college work. COLOR TELEVISION Employers will visit cam- symposium on "Relevant recommended five modifi- EARNING CREDIT' FREE LOCAL TELEPHONE CALLS pus Dec. 7, 8, Wand it. ' Education and the Responsi- cations of the current higher Currently, some 50,000 stu- COFFEE KITCHEN APTS HEATED POOL process: AIR CONDITIONED ROOMS bility of the State College" educational dents are earning college 24 HOUR WAKE-UP SERVICE Wednesday at 8 p.m. in S 210. Shorten the time re- credit in high school, and this The speakers will be Third quired for most degrees. The could earily be increased, Glee Clubs Candies and Ice Cream District State Senator Alfred plan would reduce from four the report noted. length of uov Alquist, vice-chairman of the years to three the The master of philosophy In Concert 6th & Santa Clara Mr CENTER education committee of the time required to earn a degree is for students intend- Come see us! or call 297-1738 Open 10-9 Daily California Senate; Gerald bachelor of arts degree. ing to teach in high schools, The SJS Glee Clubs will Hayward, consultant to that Provide more options for community colleges and in present their annual Christ- committee; Dr. Hobert W. students and allow them the mas Concert Wednesday, the lower division of college. "... tlicri is no career that con match business in direr- Burns, SJS academic vice opportunity to change plans The D.A. would be a Dec. 2, at 8:15 p.m. in Con- ALL CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED say of intellectual interest . . . rigorouv, two socictu president; and Albert Ruffo, along the way to their final specially designed program cert Hall. calls for the Ilidoest type of lawyer and member of the educational goal. that would become the Under the direction of Dr. Inisiness 294-2995 state college Board of Make educational oppor- standard degree for college Charlene Archibeque, assis- Trustees. tunities for higher education instructors. tant professor of music, the THE STANFORD UNIVERSITY According to Dr. Robert available throughout a per- At a San Francisco press concert will be presented GRADUATE S(.11001, OF BUSINESS free to the public, Member of Sasseen, associate professor son's lifetime. The com- conference, Chairman Kerr Western The Women's Glee Club 45 E. REED ST. of political science and SJS mission recommended more said, "These changes would INVITES MINORITY STUDENTS TO MEET Corn., .1 Motor Lodge AAUP chapter president, community colleges and two- will open the program with WITH ITS ADMISSIONS 2nd R od Sr go a long way towarn alle- REPRESENTATIVE "The aim of the symposium years of Federal support for viating campus unrest and selectiong by John Gardner, ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY is to promote a reasoned in- post-high school education even bridging the generation Williametta Spencer and DECEMBER 7 AND 8 1970 quiry into the problem of for all citizens. gap." Claude Debussy. genuinely relevant educa- Educational oppor- He noted that the difficulty ('hr istmas selections in to discos', the Stanford \I.R.A. and PhD. Programs in tion." The basis of the tunities should be more in implementing the reforms Latin, German and English Bosun., .1r1 in Mkt rat ion. SILVA SERVICE problem is the question, readily available to more would probably come from will be performed by the Men's Glee. "What is education all people, including women, university faculties. APPOINTMENTS TO MEET WITH MR. EDMONDS about?" employed persons, older The second half of the pro- MAY BE MADE THROUGH THE PLACEMENT people and people from low- REPERCUSSIONS gram will include the Cham- DIRECTOR, 122 S. 9th ST., BLDG. AA er income families. State College Chancellor ber Singers performing SAVE Create a new degree, the Glenn S. Dumke said the Renaissance and twentieth Carnegie report "will It wriligr doctor of arts (DA), to re- have century Christmas works. Hi, NI t. l'rogram tw o -v ear iseneral manaiscou ill very serious repercussions The tan irsi. 40% - 80% place the doctor of philo- combined glee clubs will particidarl% (lc signed for NtIllIellk %%Airs liava Mpg on high main schools and com- conclude the evening with a on used Books' sophy ( Ph.D.) as the majored in libilat arts , SClit'llee, and r ugh - degree for college teaching. munity colleges, since they group of German composi- nuerititl' Ths piirpow of the 1)octural Program is lit -lust Open. The degree is already will have to better prepare tions by nineteenth-century train .,111,1ars hit the Whatever granted by one school, the students before we get composer Felix Mendel - challenge open to Recycle 1.1.11,,,s Carnegie-Mellon Institute in them." (dits-atm., rc.cari her., and mom aim. Used Books &Records At the State College Board your needs, Pittsburgh. rmue This Coupon Good For 1 Free Game with 1 Paid Admission E. me me mi 186 So. 2nd St AFFECT EVERYONE of Trustees last week, Chan- cellor Dumke told the board BUDDY CARD Buy 'sell Trade These changes, "if under- taken, would affect every that he was appointing a Compliments Of you will special task force to "study N the impact and effect of our ta ALPIA Precision Experience changing upper-division, Emerald qe 4 find us Quality Service lower-division student mix." Chancellor Dumke report- 7/69tc4revre q04 Foreign Car Services ed that at a number of the !WC) 110LE COURSE state colleges, lower division FRIENDLY 976 BLOSSOM HILL RD. Special Student Discount enrollments are now falling C3Lo &sow. LL below the 25 per cent level. 225-0700 and GARAGE 60 "If this accelerating trend 1 .00, 1.11, 10,19/0 continues, it is entirely Air me Coupon Clip & Save= im LOOK FOR THE DRAGON possible that we will change HELPFUL! 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Happy Heart; Rock Me In The Cradle; And Faculty 8 Lowest rates on all general mechiara;a1 re- SILVA more. SERVICE pair, all makes and models. 78 So.4th St Imports APPEARING Al' ROOM * Star Motor Sersttrig St l students Ism' 14 years FREDA PAYNE IS NOW THE VENETIAN AT THE FAIRMONT HOTEL THRU DECEMBER 10,1970. 375 So. Market 286-6500 Caplet*. 4-SPARTAN DAILY Tuesday December 1 1970 UNIV ERS IT Y OF SAN DIEGO LAW S (;1100 I, Aquanauts Finish Fourth in NCAA JOHN L. LA ROCHE ATTORNEY -ii. 'Wu moved the ball Es Its JOHN MURPHY NCAA champions in 1,1 c did Just w hilt sir laid till VC ilrl, S ;1111C tl111 State, 9 SJS. well, if not better, than any AND PROFESSOR OF LAW Daily Sports Writer fourth among [KRUM(' on doing. We M anted 15.1111 Its slits bs All-AnIcl'm. laing Beach continued to 19118. finishca team in the tourney. Our A winning season ended on teams that made to control the ball and coin- Call Mike Monsees and one plague the Spartans. The Will Discuss the eight only problem was we a sad note for the Spartan VC Irvine edged mitt few fouls." continued ti Belli. 49ci s had beaten SJS twice in the finals couldn't put it in when we water polo team Saturday. 7-6. to win the Walton. &IS controlled the ther 1,055 season play by one point. The Spartans then faced exception had the opportunity," con- LAW SCHOOLS night in the Belmont Plaza I hampionship contest The ball for over 70 per cent of This was to be no CALIFORNIA l'acific Coast Athletic Asso- as Mitch Ivey scored on a tinued Walton. Olympic Pool in Long Beach Bruins were to rim. for their the time and gave the Bruins programs, and ciation champion I,ong penalty throw in sudden SJS finished the season Pre-law as Long Beach State edged second straight champion- only two penalty throws. Beach State in the battle for death action to defeat &IS, with a 16-8 record. Irvine, the the Spartans for third place ship. 5,15 had many scoring legal opportunities third place. The 49ers had 11-10. The game was tied number one team in the in the NCAA finals, 11-10. The people that came to opportunities but could put 1,3:00 P.M. last to Irvine, 9-6, in play Fri- after regulation play and Iwo nation, finished 27-1, while TUESDAY, DECEMBER games saw some the ball in the net only once those two overtime periods. UCLA ended with a 21-2 ALMADEN ROOM polo," com- from On) field. The other day after beating Colorado great water Monsees scored four goals mark. Long Beach was 14-7 COLLEGE UNION Jrno Wal- mented SJS coach Lee for SJS while Ivey and Irwin se on the year. ton. -The four teams were Okumura each had three for clocked a re- Bill Morrow evenly matched." the 49ers. "We had plenty of spectable time of 15:45 and TOP INDIANS Chaney All Coast Fly This Christmas To shots but couldn't put them in last Tuesday's off top honors SJS started the tourney in. It's tough to lose one that Trot, a 2.7 mile jaunt they SJS linebacker Dave EUROPE Turkey on a bright note when way, especially when the $225.00 r.t. from sponsored by Alpha Phi topped Stanford. 9-7, Friday Chaney added another honor West Coast nacchad same team has done it to you and the intramural Belli led the yesterday when he was Omega morning. Ken three times in one year," Christmas Flights $235.00 Not far behind with four named to the first team All Fly one way for office. Spartan scoring added the SJS coach. $150.00 Morrow was Melvin Johnson goals. Coast football squad. Available flights from Chaney was picked WINS N.Y Flights at 15:54. The Spartan squad then Earlier. IRVINE within Europe, 'sraei. Finishing third was Art faced tourney favorite UCLA as the Northern California In the championship and the Orient Wong at 15:57 and Joe that afternoon. UCLA had Lineman of the Year. game, Irvine edged UCLA in For information contact: Araujo nipped Ted Lydon by earlier downed stubborn The junior inside line- sudden death play, 7-6, on a 365-8625
one second in 16:05. Lydon UCSB, 7-6. The Bruins backer had an outstanding 30-foot lob shot by All-Ameri- E.S.E.P. re- 801 Woodside Rd. was the only "open" division topped SJS, 7-4, in what Wal- year for the Spartans, can Ferdy Massimimo. Ir- Redwood City runner to place high as he ton called "The best tech- cording 125 primary tackles vine had earlier beaten USC, E.S.E.P. SJSC members was 'handicapped" 45 nically played game we had and 81 assists in 11 games. 7-4. seconds. all year." Chaney had 21 primary DAVE CHANEY tackles in the season's final game against Fresno. For XEROX Cagers Visit Tough that performance, he was selected for the second time COPIES year as PCAA player of this Free Collating 7 Colors week. the Legal, 3 Hole Punched Paper Oregon Squad Tonight After Chaney was named by his teammates as the 3* AO Drozdiak hit 50 per cent from Most Valuable Player of the 3 FREE COPIES WITH THIS SJS will open its 1970-71 December 4,5,9,10,11,12 basketball season tonight the field last year and was a 1970 squad last week, head LANCER COPY SERVICE College Theatre against Oregon, one of the 83 per cent free throw shoot- coach Dewey King said of his stronger cage squads in the er. star, "If there is a better 484 E. San Carlos St. Ceneral$2 Pacific Eight conference. Meanwhile, Danny Glines linebacker in the nation, I 287-7550 Tickets SJS Students$1 inexperienced Spartans will would like to see him." The Ducks return four open with senior Pat Hamm starters from last season's and sophomore Jan Adam- the fine 17-9 team, Heading son at the corners, soph Ron Rally be 6-9 Oregon attack will Eleby at the post and soph Pac center Stan Love, the Johnnie Skinner and junior Spartan Daily Classifieds scorer last Ready Eight's leading Dan Walker at the guards. year. Love averaged 20.8 a SJS will present a different OLD PICKLE BARRELS 010 each, FEMALE ROOMMATE WANTED year and has a ANNOUNCEMENTS FikS-NitiS 8 game last attack than the slow down call Larry alter 3 at 298 6659 or call immediately: Cheap 1416.25 mo., 520. shot at Jim Barnett's all Lou at 295,9967 dep. 420 S. 7th. no. 5. 297.1269. game which produced last MAKE IT, FINE WINE 01.00 a gal God has a plan. You are in it. For a time career Oregon scoring ? C Plan of the year's dismal 3-21 mark. BREW 8 cents a qt Beer & Wine MEN'S SKI BOOTS size 12w Master FREE RENT FOR Nov. and Jan. You FREE Book, this Divine record of 1,325. Books & Recipes Crocks Malt Hops (Austria) Like new phi ne 251.4715 Pay Dec.'s. Room for RENT. 295.5305 Ages. Send to DIVINE PLAN, Box 594, "We'll run at every oppor- Grape Concentrates FREE AD after 6 525 until 10 p.m. Men ONLY. Kit. Priv. 8. Los Gatos, Cal 95030, VICE BEGINNERS START HERE! Fri. Horne, Junior Rusty Blair (10.5) tunity," said Glines. "We al- Discouraged? Under Pressure? Need Located in the Arts & Crafts Center Used Books, Pocket Bks. tnd Maga. so plan on clearing a side and Help? Get the Daily Habit of Calling and high leaping Larry Ph. 248 6680. 1855 The Alameda THE tines Thousands & 1,0000'6 Groovy Girl!! Needed - Share Apt. w.own Rrn DIAL PEACE OF MIND 294-3333 13 letting Skinner work one on CALIFORNIA WiNEMAKER old Bookstore, since 1928. Woodruff I. Bath Sauna, Pool, 10 min. from SJS Holliday 111.6) will open at min.) the forward spots for Steve one occasionally." Thush, 81 E San Fernando. 10.30 Call Tom or Gary 247 459e AOUARIUMS: Built to YOUR Specif I, 5.30 2943186. WARNINGIII ALL SJSC dog Owners. Seiko's squad. The Spartans open their cations Find a New High & Space Special Deal - 3 beim, turn apt, you If your dog has been around campus home season Out on your own Tropical Call Jim at Richer Ski Boots Size .2M hardly used. Will Oct 3 mo. for price of two! 470 So. Senior Bill Drozdiak at Civic Audi- playing with other dogs they might get 295 8709 or see at Student Union. Double buckle (La-, & Buckle) One 11th St , 187.7590. torium against Nevada on distemper. One dog already has this 114.9), a slick shooting 6-5 SOON, season old 038 944 4947 Aft, 6 pm. guard will team with junior Saturday night. Game time Need fairly liberal female roommate disease. Your dog should have shots. Ken Strand in the backcourt. is 8 o'clock. GETTING MARRIED WITHIN 10 SKIER Fosch, Coverglass Skies plus begin. Jar. or Feb. Call Barbara at yrs? 1st Class Florist 10 yr. exp. Per Salomon Heal S Toe 210 CM 294.2464 253-9771. To start apt. hunting soon. 575 or Offer HAS ANYONE FOUND sonally design 0. Construct your Weed 'EKE Very nice burn. opts, 28.3 bdrrns, pool, mg & Floral designs for Normal HE'S SUPPOSED TO qi(GrilZ, HER Price, 253 8887 or 292 610 GUITAR, ACCOU. OR elec. any taking applications now for Spring. 470 model. amps Success. Brand new whls S. 11th St. Call 217.7590. BE LOST. POSTER CLUB: Original Art 21(3' plus 15 percent Call it,, at 2860867. Posters 1 month for 3 months, all only MALE ROOMMATE needed right now TRANSPCtiletiuti Airsw'm 54 50 For yourself or give toe friend. Boulder Creek, acres 4, road to live w 3 others Modern 550060 64 special student SOY POSTERS 348 Colo. Kalispell frontage, view. sites $7000. Call 246, So. 8th No, 7 294 4749 or 207)209 Spartaguide 3200 Cot 423 or 243 4457 EUROPE. ISRAEL - EAST AFRICA, Mr 59901 discount 51691(15171 student travel discounts. Contact AUTOMOTIVE 12) Hite 5671110 S.C.A. representative Fred, 415.843 TODAY SJS Spartan Oriocci. 3:30 call: AUTO INSURANCE Annual liability 1857. Hrs. 4.62936 Regent St. Berkeley 9th & 10,1.0. PPD.) Married or Single age 24 Pre-Law Meeting, 3 p.m., Acti- & p.m., C.U. Almaden. Frank Wong SANTA CLARA VW REPAIR, New, Rebuilt or used Students Part time. Several positions over S89. Married 31.120111 Mr. Toll EUROPE CHARTER FLIGHTS. C.U. Almaden, Professor 241.3900. vities for the month and student rep. Parts. Save Son Labor 8. Parts I will open. If you bane your own car and are Several schedules roundtrip or one John Roche, University of 295-4321 buy your broken down or wrecked VW free to work from 4 to 10 p.m. week way, Freer West Coast to London. semester break ski trip. 293-5910 STEREO'S FOR RENT: Portable or San Diego. Herbert. 02 Goodyear, 5.1, 192 3768, days, and weekends. We have an ideal Amsterdam, . Coordinator: Professor Sigma Delta Chi. 7 p.m. (after 3:(X) p.m) oPPortunity. Both men and women console free delivery, free service, no Margaret Paul 247 Roycroft ave. Long Peace Corps, 3:30 p.m., FOR SALE - 4 650 13 Snow & Mud considered. You must like to meet the contract. Esche's 201-2500, Beach 90803. 438.2179. Business meeting and 8 p.m. Tires Good cond. Call Decal 297 0273. H3. Movie: "The Foreign- KLEPINGER MOTOR CO. Public and have a neat appearance. talk by Mark Murphy, city 405W SANTA CLARA 140 for set Excellent pay, fringe benefits. Testing TV's FOR RENT: free service, free ers." editor of the Orange County for these positions will commence at 3 delivery in San Jose area; no contract Women's Liberation, 7:30 '70 VW, AM-FM Radii), Excellent per, sharp Mon Nov. 9. See Mr. Esche's 251,2598. edition of the L.A. Times Cond $1800 or Best Offer 287 7445, Winter 1850 Borel Place Suite 130 San p.m., C.U. Guadalupe. Everyone welcome. Mateo Calif. No Phone calls. MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE annual 1960 FALCON WAGON 5125.00 or liability rates 0.125cc S28, 126c c 200cc Orientation meeting. All in- 1110 ARTISTS CONSULTANTS presents Trade for girls 26" bike 8. some cash. 53.00 Per hr., Male & Female Need $36; 201cc.45000 $46; 451cc,600cc 1.62 terested women welcome. Ski Club, 7:30 p.m., C.U. 251 5395 Money for food, rent, books( car? If Mr. Neal . 371.1877. CONCERT DAILY Umunhum. Information IN you are willing to work, we pay 3.00 hr. New Class Open, Trade 69 KAWASKI SOO Mach III, 4,600 mi After qualifying require care 8. neat TYPING, IBM Elec, exper, editing about first trip to Heavenly 5750 or Best Offer 65 Suzuki 250 Good Swear Fuller Brusll Co. 225.5513. Former English teacher, P U & LA6V and Industry in Indochina, Valley on Dec. 11 through 13, Shape 0225 or Best Offer. Cetting deliver Call Mary Bryner, 244 6444 after 6,00. one unit credit, 19 dollars. Payment for Drafted 377 6070. Photo Models Needed' Girls ages 18- to be discussed. 35 515 per hr. Call Pam, 295.5489 after Professor Scott Norwood. To TYPING thesis, term papers, etc , trip will be accepted at '43 14401 Dodge, air cond., good tires. 8,30 P.m. experienced and FAST, Phone 269 ©1-1Aha register go to extension ser- new pa itn. eng sound, no problems w meeting. Ski film. 8674. vices. car Must sell, due to illness. $300 378 DRIVER: FULL OR PART TIME, Ice Student 6798 or 194.6411, ext. 20811, Cream, Soft Drink Vending Routes. 30. Peace Corps, 11 a.m., California Tea- EXPERIENCE THESIS TYPING - cher Association (SCTA 50 percent Comm. 358 N. Montgomery. ELECTRIC Master's , Reports Table on 7th St. '67,68 Sunbeam Arrow Sedan. 9 II a.m. 297.4228. Disertations. Marianne Tamberg, 1924 3:30 p.m., ED 100. Dr. Auch- Excellent Cond. 18,000 miles. 51,000.00, Harris Ave. Call 371,0395, San Jose ard, Ryan Bill, AB 123. Call 377,6686. CANDLE MAKERS 8. Distributors TOMORROW Needed. Salary, peace work, or comm. Spartan Chinese EXPERIENCED TYPING - ELEC. Faculty Book Talk, noon, Club, 7:30 For Sale '64 Simi. 1030. Runs great Depending on job. Call Michael 287 TRIC: Term papers, Thesis, Etc. On p.m., C.U. but needs clutch. 26 mi. per gallon 6769 pendable. Mrs. Allen 294 1313, Cafeteria A and B. Pacifica. Cultural Encounter. 5275. Call 243-6766. German Club, 2 p.m., C.U. MARKETING MANAGEMENT STUDENT TYPING in my home Financial TUNE-UPS ANY car w-out air $IO or MAJORS. Business opportunities for Fast, accurate, minor editing. Mrs Guadalupe. Big plans for Management Association, 7:30 p.m., wait' 514 plus parts whis. Call Jim at experience and future rewards. Send Baxter, phone: 244.65111. christrnas. 786 0867. personal resume to: "Opportunity Un- Blums, Town & Underwood Dr. no. 1, SJS Anthropolical Asso- Country Vill- limited" 3783 Experienced THESIS TYPING. Will age. Georgia McHugh, noted THE 5th DIMENSION SUZUKI '61 TRAIL 170cc, low mi. San Jose, Calif. 95117 edit. Also KEY PUNCHING Fast & 248.9748 ciation, 3 p.m., C.U. Guada- excel cond. 0280. Call reasonable Jo Ann Silva 656-4088, securities analyst. MALE STUDENT NEEDED - To lupe. Tapes of AAA meeting; 11 BSA Scrambler 250cc. Most Sell C play Santa Claus in Pruneyard Shop, Cinnamon 5175 or Best offer Dan 297 0273. or 948 PreSchool & Day Care seminar discussion. ping Center Dec. 5, 12 & 16 through the Center, 596 'Thornton FRIDAY 9308. Way, S.J. Pre Circle K, 4:30 p.m., C.U. 24th. 52 per hour Call 377 4504 registration, 1 Humanities, 2 p.m., A trip Blks from S.J. City Almaden Room. Men's inter- College. Call 378.0959 or 294-4922. to Berkeley Museum. For T!FcsAirOGBOTI8TPAS 1960 FALCON WAGON - 5115.00 or national social-service or- Trade for girls 26" bike & some cash. tOST ANT fOUND FREE LANCE PHOTOGRAPHY - call 257- 251 5395 For ganization welcomes inter- more information weddings, unique portraits, baby 3679. pictures, posters, and commercial ested students to attend. 00011 BUY? 1964 Pontiac Tempest, 6 work Call Richard Kelso, 206-1139 SUNDAY SAN FRANCISCO CIVIC AUDITORIUM cylin. automatic, color blue. New FOUND: One Ring (Wedding Band') Circalo Italian , 4:30 p.m., 739.8016. Seminar on Meaning, 9:45 tires, lust tuned, 58,000 miles. $600 Call Identify, TYPING: Term Papers, Thesis, etc ED 348. Preparation for Shirley 2948741. rm 123, eves. San lose Box Office All work guaranteed. Will edit. 294 Christmas Party. New mem- p.m., The New Wineskin, 3772. "Jesus and Our Time." 912 Town & Country Village bers welcome. 108 SAll HELP SELF BY HELPING OTHERS Winter Carnival Queen MONDAY 55.00 540.00 MO FOR BLOOD OR Large two bdrm. turn, apt. 65 St. 11th PLASMA. PRESENT STUDENT Women's Liberation, 7:30 RECORD A TAPE SALE? i have con Contest, Deadline is today. 246-1160 St. Phone 297,3766. ACTIVITY CARD FOR 1st. nections with a wholesaler and can TIME. p.m., C.U. Guadalupe. Busi- 51.00 BONUS CALIF. BLOOD BANK, Apply in the A.S. or Spartan Fox Theatre) the current LP )Next to supply all records and Nice 1 bdrm. apt., close to downtown. 35 S. Almaden Si. PH. 294.6535 ness meeting. per cent discount. All (Op Daily office. most tapes at 40 95 Duane, Apt. 1, 5120 me, Phone 164. posite Greyhound Depot) Seminar on Nonviolence, 7 SS LP's sell for $306.56 LP's for 53.62, 6783 or 297709$. etc. All sales are on a special order SURPLUS and GOODIES, Field order Spartan Daily p.m., Jonah's Wail. "Non- basis. Place your by Tues.. pick- ROOM AVAIL. 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