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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the The aiD ly Lobo 1961 - 1970 at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in 1969 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. I' urona.dv Mrd Art, more information about addiction. "Strong Base" physics building, 800 Yale NE. Afte1· students have been ac­ QUALIFICA'l'10NS 130 Cambri~r:c, Turaon, Ar,zonn. Blum and Driscoll will also start The ]lUper prepared by Blum Interested persons are invited cepted for admission, they will be TF:i\clrEtis\vA.'Ni·in. Southw;t ..;;;r.n: a "community of ex-addicts" pat.. and Driscoll concerning Counter­ Honesty Overrides Justice to attend the free colloquium, invited by letter to attend one of 2. Ability to converse intelligently tire West. Good sn.lnrieo. Free rer.btrn· terned after the Daytop houses in tion period. Southw«~t TcMhcro ABcnct. points said group consciousness the ten sessions. 1. Neat in appearance 1303 Central N.E., Albuquerque. New York. Daytop is a self-suffi­ "will pt•ovide a strong base from 3. Willingness to work hard - chmt community of former addicts, which each member can draw Visiting Professor 7) MISCELLANEOUS ---=- which helps cure heroin addicts, strength. Secondly, it is a creative Call Mr. Bond from 9:00A.M. ti12:00 P.M. for an interview after WANT~m: li:!rl< .vhcci and cloctrie. Kiln, Blum said the program will be act to participate in building a States Visiting Professor Dr. Jack Kolbert, a professor Subscribe to ecranne uuvpll<"l, 242-4036 nt 0 p.m. of French at UNM, has been ap­ completion of finals. 242-1609 aimed nt people in the University group which is an important step tion is a word coined by Kauf­ clarification of terms, but he said WANTED: Onc·bodr.,;,;; furnbhcd npt. for area and the Heights. toward self-confidence in any By ART THOMAS pointed visiting professor of June-Aug. UNM area SlOO/mo. mnx. "The mall so honest that he man which implies that the com­ that Judaism holds that if one Niol~ Eotro. 242•1SU1, 268·2G34, lrovl! Blum said the potential mem­ world other than buying, selling, bination of humility and ambition integrates ltis evil impulses into French literature at the Univer­ The Lobo number. would not cry at his mother's sity of Kansas in Lawrence for bers of Counterpoint will go and using heroin." :funeral illustrates a degree of is better than either of the two, his whole being, he becomes good. through a three to four hour in­ Blum said Counterpoints is mak­ which in their extremes can be "G. E. Moore," Kaufman sui~ this summer and has been elected ing an arrangement with the l1onest:v that appeals to many terview with both the directors. If young p e o p 1 e today," Walter negative. "is the father of the school of the directors "believe the prospec­ Bernalillo County Medical Center "It is possible to be honest and analytic philosophy, positivism, for using several beds in the de· Kaufmrtn told an audience in the tive members have potential" two Kiva last night. not very moral," he said in ex­ which is popular in England and group sessions involving members toxification ward. If they cannot plaining terms, but he said that America." (continued on page 4) Kaufman, a visiting professor of the Counterpoint house< and of philosophy at Princeton Uni­ you have to add courage, or the "The other side of the coin in Dear Graduating Coed: versity, made this remark during honesty means nothing. the emergence of honesty is its his lecture, "''A Crisis in Love Necessary immediate consequences," Kauf­ man said. "The things that arc HWbat am I doing here?"-as a TWA Hostess. After all' my :Psych major could have led ~o d b a Morality." "Love is necessary because if something interesting. I gave u~ a great job as a legal secretary, and was even accep e Y "Honesty is replacing justice a mnn is honest and courageous alarming about the new honesty Reies Tijerina To Speak on Mall as being associated with integ­ and cruel he is not moral," Kauf­ m·e inseparable from the emer­ good law school. And strange Alianza leader Rl'ies I.opez Tijerina will speak at toda.y's Mexican­ rity," Kaufman said. K:mfman man said. gence of it," he said. Did I do the right thing? Amel'icnn Liberation rally on the Union Mall. The rally, scheduled to defined evo:>ry important word that Kaufman witnessed the Nazi K a u f m a n concluded with So I've been thinking. Why did I become a ~WA Hostess? begin at noon, is being sponsored by UNM's United Mexican-Amer­ regime as a child in Germany in "things have never been better, as it may seem, I know I did exactly the right thing. he used in his lecture. "The emer­ ican Students (UMAS). gence of honesty is tee nub of the the 1930's. He relied upon the old that is, they have always been It's not easy to eX]?lain all my feelings about flying for TWA, but let me try •. First, as a I·~d Benavidez, a UMAS spokesman, said the rally is being held ctisis in morality," he snid. Sin­ Hebrew scripture in much of his lousy." Hostess I have the opportunity to meet peo~le- all kinds of people, from all ~~nds of places' to discuss and mnlu! public UM:AS charges o£ discrimination at the cerity is often confused with with all kinds of personalities. These are interesting peo~le. They get you ~nvolved. You UNM Physical Plant. Discrimination against Mexican-Americans honesty in the United States, will 1Jc tl1e .;ubject of Tijerina's speech, Kaufman explained. begin to understand what life is all about. Tijerina is the founder of the Aliam:a, a militant land grant Degrees of Honesty Mirage Distribution Today And there's the travel. There are so many fantastic places al~ over the world I canBgo ~nkTWt· claimant group l1ased in northern New Mexico. Tijerina 1vas several "There are degrees of honesty," Paris, San Francisco, Rome; Miami, athens, DarEs Salaa~, Mad~l~, NewBYo~k, Bomba{h· an~ 0 c~ t~ months ago acquitted of ehnt•g!!s stemming out of a June 6, 1967 raid l1e said. "The man who ms high The 1969 Mirage will be dis­ copy. There will be a list of those mention a few. Every place is different. Every place ~s exc1t1.1;g. e 1 ~eve me, ~s c an on the eourthoust• in Tierra Amarilla. standards of honesty is the man tributed beginning today and con­ who have paid in the event th;tt' Tijet'ina was also a guh!'rnatorial candidate• for the New :Mexico \Vho takes a great deal of pain tinuing through next week in some · students have lost their travel and become involved with people of many cultures is the b~g reason why I dec~ded to Peare and Fl'eedom I'a1ty hl'fore he was dt~l'lared ineligible to run and trouble to find the truth," front 1>f the Journalism Building. receipts. in the election by then S!!eretary of State Ernestine Evans. Students who did not reserve a fly for TWA. Kaufman said. Studertts should bring the re­ Mone of coursej is a consideration. My job is a good paying one. :aut. one thing discounts any Othe1· activitit•s planned for today's rally are a "Teatro" skit by K au f m an defined the truly <"Opy at the beginning of the year UMAS members, and the reading of two poems, one of whiclt is en­ mota! man as one who has four ceipts that were given {}Ut when by paying for their pictures will high~~ paying job_ the fact that r travel to places all over the world 1n the. course of a year • titled," I am Joaquin." I\! embers of UNM's Blacl• Studl'nts Union are be able to buy the l\lirage next while most girls are saving for that once-a-year two week vacation to a spot w1th 2,000 other rardinal virtues: honesty, cour­ they paid to have their pictures also schcdult•d to speal( to the rally. agt•, love, and lmmbition. Humbi· taken in order to pick up thPir week for $3 and a student ID. tourists. I've had some people tell me that l'm no more tlla.n a "glorified waitl'ess.'t Sure, I serye_food a.rtd drinks but I consider the passengers on the airline my guests: .I fee~ that ~ntertammg and. serving guests are duties of a gracious hos~ess -not a.. "glonf1e~ wa~ tress. None of the passengers look on.me as a waitress. T~ey cons~d.er me a fr1end. Mak~ng a few people a l1ttle UNM Students To Complete Opinion Survey happier each day g1ves you a great feel1ng. The job is not all glamour. There are ups and downs and unexpected hap~en~ngs. Grouchy .. , Concerns Advisement Procedures, University Services assen ers. Crying babies. Cancelled flights on Christmas Eve so you,can t get home. But ~t s end of the questionnaire in which he can cite ~he be~t job I could ever haver I •ve learned so much about people. l ve ,le~rned about myself. By SUSAN SMITlt situation at the university in terms of advise~ Most girls can only dream abOut the things I've seen an?- done. Whatever ~s 1n the futul'e­ UNM students soon will be asked to fill out ment, services that they feel should be avail~ any other problems that "bug" him. another job, marriage- r feel my flying as a Hostess w1ll prove to be a.s much of an asset as a questionnaire that will enable President Fer­ able, the :faculty's interest in the student and Student participants answering the question­ naire will not at any time be asked to identify my college education. rel Heady's Committee on Psychological Serv­ the students' overall impressions of other UNM themselves by name. TWA is a rapidly growing com:Pany in a.rapidly growin~ indus~ry and I have a piece of this ices to reach what could be significant decisions students' intellectual abilities. action. I feel 1 can really play an 1mportant part 1n keep1ng TWA No. 1. concerning the University's counseling system. Another section deals with some of the prob­ Committee Analysis About 1380 UNM students have been selected lems facing university students and some of the Following receipt of the completed question­ So, you can see that I'm glad I decided to flY with ~WA. ~~ as a representative sample of the campus to fill sources of help that might be used. In a column naires, an analysis will be made by the Com­ out the questionnaire. They were chosen on the headed "expected" the student is asked to in­ mittee on Psychological Services and a sum­ Annette owen basis of sex, in-state and out-of-state residence, dicate the source of help he would be expected mary prepated and submitted to President rJ!WA ll:ostess age, marital status, a:1d college affiliation. Use­ to consult. Heady. Problem Sources Members of the committee wete appointed l>.S. Yau ca.n fly. ful feedback a11d perctptions from the students Come in for an interview Be A TWA Hostess are an important part of the survey, Dr. Jel'ome Another column is provided for the source by President Heady with the approval of the the date: Tuesday, May 27 It's like no job on earth Levy, chairman of the Committee on Psycho­ the student with a ptohlem would probably Committee on the University. They are Roy the place! Placement Office logical Services, said. Levy is an assistant pro­ consult. Some of the problems cited include Caton, chemistry; Steve Hatnish, student; An equal opportunity employer. Kal'l Koenig, psychology; Particia Milner, stu­ the time: Contact Placement Office for an fessor of psychiatry. thoughts of suicide, loss of interest in school, interview appbintment. Variety of Questions use of alcohol, financial problems, family prob~ dent; and Sherman E. Smith and Chester the non-ogre inte:rvievrer: Kathy Howe The questions students will be asked to an­ terns and others. Travelstead, administration. Levy chairs the swer deal mainly with opinions on the current The student is also provided a space at the committee. ' -· ' . . . . Tuesday, May 20, 1969 NEW MEXICO LOBO The New Mexico . Lobo is published Page 3 daily every regular week of the Univer· }._ N E [' ..-.·.···L WASHINGTON (UPI) - The compel the government to ask w r•.. ·..· ... sity year by the Board of Student Pub· Recent Events Supreme Court, operating with "'•--/"_ .. ~.··_1 lications of the Associated Students of Congress for new legislation to MEXICO L.o:.:'""""~d the University of New Mexico, and is not eight justices and an empty chair prosecute marijuana possession overturned Monday the federai WAYNE CIDDIO financially associated with UNM. Printed Court Nullifies cases. -. GRANT HARVEY by the UNM Printing Plant with second marijuana conviction of Dr. Tim­ Leary, former Harvard psy­ Editor Managing Editor class postage paid at Albuquerque, New othy Leary, the controversial ex­ chology instructor, was found Mexico, 87106. Subscription rate is $7 Mariiuna Law guilty in Laredo, Tex., of trans­ for the academic year, ponent of LSD and other hallucin­ atory drugs. porting illegally imported mari­ Box 20, University P.O., Uf\IM, Albuquerque, N.M., 87106 The opinions expressed on the editorial juana and of failing to pay a spe­ pages of The Lobo are those of the The unanimous decision m11y Editorial Phone (505) 277-4102, 277-4202 author solely. Unsigned opinion is !hot cial tax of $100 an ounce for it. of the editorial board of The Lobo. Nothing necessarily represents the views Vol. 72, No. 140 of the Associated Students or of the Uni­ Tuesday, May 20, 1969 ersity of New Mexico. Editorial

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An editorial comment on KQEO radio dents (UMAS). yesterday que.;tioned the validity of the What Pennybacker could probably ac- recently-formed Citizen's Grievance Com­ . cept as an impartial committee would be mittee. The announcer who made the com­ comprised of individuals who are not mem­ ment, Ed Pennybacker, said a committee bers of an aggrieved minority, but rather comprised of people who "are the ones reputable Albuquerque businessmen, civic making the complaints" could not act im­ leaders, and employers. In other words, a partially in dealing with complaints of dis­ committee of people whose experience with crimination in employment. discrimination is limited to what they have Pennybacker also said that judging by read in books and who are more likely to the composition of the committee, it would be "the ones doing the discriminating." be more likely to act as an accuser rather We ask that Pennybacker come forward "Yes, I'll take your case ...• for the usual $20,000 fee . ~ ." ...than an investigator:· with some suggestions for forming an im­ It is obvious that Pennybacker has diffi­ partial committee capable of understand­ culty linking "impartiality" with individ­ ing the problems of minority groups in all by Conrad uals who are associated with organiza­ phases of discrimination: employment, tions such as the Brown Berets, the Ali­ housing, education, community services, Lobo Review anza, the Black Students Union (BSU), protection of the law, and simple human I and the United Mexican-American Stu- respect. Bucl( Owens Fans Only i· I By BILL LITCHMAN have been left for folk singers I ' new album "Any­ and recorders. March Of The I where U.S.A." (Capitol ST194) is McGregor, while it may be of in­ an excellent example of the Buck terest to some people, simply Owens style and an indicator of seems to be extremely out of the new direction in country and place. The remaining tune, Tim­ Lobo Photo by Philip Shanholtzer western music (new country). Buck-Too (, Don Rich), is I Concentration And here's to you, Mrs. Robin­ Lobo Support Commendable This reviewer felt that, on the entertaining and improves with J son. Exams worry me not a bit. whole, the album is not represen­ time although it seems to be high­ Bema tative of the old style country or ly reminiscent, at times of a re­ western music so if you are in­ cent hit tune, Classical Gas. Bema is UIIJ!olicited, signed 1111e0t. e

• ·Senator Asks Church Aid for Minorities' • Texas Solon Solicits Presbyterians To Help 'Out of Love' .canos who are economically de­ "Rather than have the protest­ being opposed to law and order," SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (UPI)­ and asked the church to "make Bernal said. prived, who don't have a peso to a committment to the poor." ors outside picketing, you have hire a lawyer to protect their Texas State Sen, Joseph J. Ber­ brought them in," Bernal said. "I ask you who has the greater "My only wish is that whateve~· responsibility of maintaining law rights." nal asked the 131st Assembly of "This is beautiful. It even sounds Bernal was interrupted at that The graduation car. the United Presbyterian Church you do through this assembly's and order-those who have the action or later through your con­ Biblical." power o:f government or those chi- JIOint by a standing ovation. U.S.A. Monday to help the na­ In his 41-page speech, Bernal tion's minority groups, not out of gregation's action that you do it not through fear or because of ranged over a wide spectrum of fear but "out of love." su.bjects from his claim of dis­ Bernal, a democrat from San threat but that you do it out of love--love of God and fellow crimination on the San Antonio Antonio, addressed the Assem· city Public Service Board to his U Offers Short Study Courses man," he said. bly's standing C o m mitt e e on support of Cesar Chave:~< and the textbook is not required. Church and Race for one hour Bernal praised the assembly for Two short courses, one on farm workers. Speed Reading and the other on Speed Reading is an advanced Any questions? having invited protestors to speak But throughout ran his plea How to Study, will be taught at development course for the ave­ to the group. James Forman, head rage or above average reader who for the church to help the Negro UNM this ~ummer. SOUTHWEST of the Black Economic Develop­ and the chicano-a Mexican-Am­ IIow to Study is designed for wishes to increase his basic read­ ELECTRIC SHAVER SERVICE ment Conference, and Elie:zer erican born in the United States. high school and college students ing rate, achieve good compre­ Risco, editor of the newspaper ~·· ELECfRIC SHAVER AND "The chicano hurts," he said. who want to improve their study hension, and develop flexibility in LIGHTER REPAIR La Raza, presented Negro and "lie hurts in San Antonio, in habits. Instruction will include adjustment of reading technique 210 THIRD NW 247-8219 Mexican-American demands to Texas, and in the southwest, and personality assessment, motiva­ and rate to suit the material be­ the assembly last Thursday. as we attempt to correct his ills tion, research skills, library pro­ ing read . .surely we are helping all of cedures, testing analysis, and The fee for the course is $30 society. We cannot afford to do Robinson's "SQ3R" method of and no textbook is required. The ..... ~o'\ KOPY- KORNER ..... }!""~' ...... otherwise. Likewise with the study. instructor will be Douglas Frank­ lin and the classes will meet Tues­ ~o"' ~<-,. "'o 0 ,..<>:, Afro-American." The instructor for the course ~-" li'"'l for UNM Students only " t~1<-. ..._A Bernal criticized the Texas will be Douglas Franklin, and day or Thu1·sday evenings :from 7 <( bP ' 0 for Theses: 100% Collen fibre-Cockle (os Required) v-'lfti) "Sf Rangers. Mexican-American lead­ the course will be taught on to 9 p.m. in Room 117 of Mit!!hell "" XEROX COPiES 8¢ each-No Minimum ' ers at times in the past have either Tuesday, Thursday, or Sat­ IIall. 247-4406 tobby-Simm• Building Downtown, 4th & Gold criticized the Rangers for violat­ urday mornings f1 om 9 to 11 a.m. The courses will begin on either ing their rights. in Room 113 uf Mitchell Hall. The June 17, 19, or 21 and will con­ "Persons who try to abolish fee for the course is $30. and a tinue for eight weeks. the Texas Rangers are marked a'S Say Senator's Statement False R Criticize Report ~ ~~vJlJ\AN Cl'+~ Democrats the time the vote on the resolu­ A group of valley Democrats conducted by the proper constitu­ I ., ~ tionally organized bodies, i.e., the tion was taken and a majority of (f Saturday issued a statement dis­ those present voted for it." puting information disseminated university regents. 0 • ~ r:Ptt" .. • ~ ~ do) last week by State Senator Mi­ Alarid, in a statement printed ... •• chael Alarid that the valley Dem­ in Wednesday''S Journal, said that ~ • ~ <) '\ ocrats were strongly in favor of "we (the valley Democrats) are • 0 unequivocally opposed to the res­ 'Counterpoints' ~ ~ ~ I the proposed legislative investi­ • ~ 1/!11, gation of the state's universities. olution" passed by the county (Continued from page 1) • 'J. lvo~ p Democrats. get the detoxification beds, the 0 - The dispute grew out of a res­ Counterpoints medical advisory ~ ~ - olution passed by the Bernalillo Alarid also said that he releas­ ~, board will prescribe medicine :for ~ County Democrat'S at their con­ ed his statement only after a t J. ~ ~ meeting of the valley group. The addicts going into the program. vention May 1(} which states the He said the Counterpoints pro­ • lie I ,, 28~ ~ county Democrats are "strongly Lobo learned Saturday that no .,,, such meeting was ever held. ject has options on a house in the Q. If it has an eight-inch longer wheelbase than the ~,>.. opposed to the action taken by Heights, and a cabin in the Man­ 0..> . the legislature" in establishing Not Official Q. Why did we make it this size? import, does it still handle and park easily? zano mountains. oo·\~ the investigating committee. Jimmy Montoya, chairman of Counterpoint, Blum said, is now A. Maverick pinches pennies, not people. We gave A. Maverick's turning circle is 35.6 feet (vs. 36 feet for Group's Resolution the valley group, said Sunday being incorporated as a non-profit Maverick more leg room. More shoulder room. More f The county group's resolution that Alarid's statement "was not organization. Donations are being its leading import rival). Maverick can slant through did not oppose all investigations an official statement" of the accepted to help support the pro­ luggage room. Maverick's front seat offers nine traffic like a halfback. It makes you a better driver of the universities but it did state valley Democrats. Montoya stated ject. inches more shoulder room than the front seat of should be that all press releases of the because of the nimble way it handles in traffic, goes Driscoll and Blum plan to take the leading economy import. group "are to be approved by the a two week trip to Nw York to around corners and slides into tight parking spots. executive committee" and that he undergo a training period at Day­ did not know about Alarid's com­ top House. They now need money ments until he read them in the to help finance the trip. Q. Wha! do I get for the price? Q. Can a small car be safe? And how safe is safe? Journal. People interested in making con­ A. You get your money's worth. A complete, Montoya declined to make any tributions or in participating in A. This small car incorporates all the latest advances further statement except to add the program may call Blum at 299- built-for-Americans kind of car. Room. Hot styling. in engineering. Its brakes are as big as a standard that the valley democratic com­ 4192, or Driscoll at 265-0926. mittee would meet tonight "to Color-keyed interiors. compact's-designed to stop cars weighing hundreds discuss the matter." of pounds more. Maverick gives you weight ... Larry Lamb, a member of the Course in Naifajo power ... stability ... designed for greater peace Q. What kind of gas mileage can I get? group which issued the statement A junior majoring in South­ of mind on high-speed turnpikes where so many contradicting Alarid, said "his western Anthropology, Valerie (Alarid's) statement appears to A. That depends on you as well as the car. You can get Americans spend so much of their time at 70 Hall has approached the language as much as 25 or 26 miles per gallon-if you have be an attempt by some legislators department about starting a miles per hour. to bootstrap their own unpopular course in the Navajo language. an educated toe and the right road conditions. If you legi'Slation" (i.e., try to gain pop­ "I think the course would have a lead foot, or do a lot of city driving, you ular suport for an unpopular ac­ particularly appeal to Anthro­ tion). will get a lot less. ln tests by professional drivers at pology majors who plan to stay For an authentic 1/25 scale Another member of the group, in the Southwest, and people in our tracks, where we do our best to duplicate actual Mrs. Cordelia Sanchez, also took linguistics, because Navajo is a driving conditions, Maverick averaged 22.5 mpg. model of the new Ford Mav­ i"Ssue with Alarid's statement that very different kind of language," erick, send $1.00 to Maverick, the county Democrats' resolution said Miss Hall. P.O. Box 5397, Department was deliberately placed as the Miss Hall went to the head of UN-72, Detroit, Mich. 48211. last item on the agenda in order the department of modern and Q. What kind of power does Maverick have? (Offer ends July 31, 1969.) to ensure passage. classical languages, Dt. Robert Alarid stated that, "A voice A. Maverick's Six lets loose 105 galloping horses. That's Duncan, who suggested that some IT'S THE GOING THINGI vote on this question was taken evidence of student interest be 52 more than you get in the VW 1500. Maverick *Manufacturer's suggested retail when many of the delegations had can cover 417 feet in ten seconds from a standing price for the car. Price does not In­ left the floor. We are confident provided. clude: while sidewall tires, $32.00; that had a poll o:f the precinct'S start. When you enter a 70~mph turnpike, you dealer preparation charge, If any; been taken when aU delegates Psychology Speech won't feel like a retired bookkeeper thrust into the transportation charges, state and were present the resolution would middle of a pro football game. local taxes. have been soundly defeated.'' Dr. Neal Miller, professor of Mrs. Sanchez said, however, ps.ychology at Rockefeller Uni­ "the fact that the resolutions versity, New York, will "SI)eak would be the last item of business Friday, May 23, at 4 p.m. before on the agenda was well known. It a joint UNM-Sandia Corp. collo­ was the decision of the chairman quium. of the resolutions committee that Miller will discuss "Brain and placed the item last on the B e h a v i o r: Some Recent Re· agenda and she (Mrs. Ellen Rico) search." "I know the wav. home All interested persons are in­ is a south valley Democrat. FORD Mrs. Sanchez added that many vited to the lectute in room 101 with mv eyes closed: valley Democrats were present at of Mitchell Ilall. The place yotive got to go to see what's going on-your Ford Dealer! Then you know \he way too well. Because driving an old familiar route can make you SPEED READING • drowsy, even when you're rested. STUDENT DISCOUNT When \hal happens, pull over, take a break • and take two NoDoz® Action Aids.*They'll help you Special Group Rates drive home with your eyes open. Free Film Demonstrdtions Nightly 6-10 NoDoz Action Aids. No car should be without them. Albuquerque Reading Institute 1417 Ce~tr(ll N.E. Ph<>n<> 242-4046 ~ --- ~·--. ··------.. Tuesday, May 20, 1969 Page6 NEW MEXICO LOBO Tuesday, May 20, 1969 NEW MEXICO LOBO Page7 BYU A Racist Institution? Improving Golfers Eye WAC Part One: Morman Teachings and Black Genesis McGuire Looking for Best Effort of Season (Editor's note: This is the first on a narrow terrace overlooking "beautiful" does not accurately Coach Dick McGuire expects up match with the UNM fac11lty shot 220 to claim honors in the of a two-part series dealing with the city of Provo much like the describe Brigham Young Univer­ his UNM golf team to come last week, have shown favorable 54-hole tourney. alleged discrimination policies of eroding yellow stone Cougar does sity. th1·ough with its best golf of the signs of progress in the latter Goodyear is Site Brigham Young University and as he crouches on a rock over­ "BYU is a blatantly racist in­ season as the linkste:rs join the part of the season, with a strong The W AO championship, a the Mormon religion. The first looking the University's stone en­ l';titution," said Sam Johnson, seven other conference schools in third place finish two weeks ago. two-day 54-hole affair, will be section will examine the Mormon trance. ne~t year's head cheerleader and the annual WAC championships The 'Pack led the entire field at played over the 7200 yard Good­ teachings concerning the begin­ Established in 1875 by the a member of Black Student Union in the hot times in Phoenix, Ari­ the Peak after the first round, year Golf and Country Club (BSU). "Mormons have been nings· of the black race. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter­ zona. and upstart Wes Wilkining rais­ course in Phoenix, a par 72 lay­ day Saints (the Mormons) the taught to discriminate against ed eyebrows all over with a sur­ out. second (in tomorrow's Lobo) will Faculty Provides;'Fun treat a case study of an UNM school adheres to the strict mor­ the black man. Sure, we have dis­ prise first place finish in a gi'oup The Lobo entry list will include black athlete and display opinions ality of its founders. Students crimination here at UNM too, but The Lobos, allowed a bit of of some of the nation's finest col­ senior veteran Terry Dear, soph concerning the black and the Mor­ caught smoking or consuming al­ they teach it in their textboks up restful fun in the way of a tune- legiate competitors. Wilkining Chuck Milne, Wilkening, Steve mon priesthood.) cohol are immediately expelled. there," Johnson said. Satter.strom, Al L o v at o , and Beautiful Campus Dwayne Knight. Lovato was fifth By CHARLES WOOD President Denies Charges Many o b s e :r v e :r s recognize Not everyone agrees with the last season and Milne sixth in the Situated deep in the beautiful BYU's campus surroundings as charge that BYU is racist, how­ championship won by Brigham Wasatch Range of northern Utah, the most beautiful in the west. ever. "We emphatically deny the Young University. Brigham Young University stands But to some observers, the word accusation that we're racists," Satterstrom fired a 214 to fin­ ish third in the Cougar Classic ~-$·$~::"im'+.'""""?:~4"»'Zl>::C:«~»:iree:4f' read a statement issued by BYU k The Sports Guys President Ernest L. Wilkinson that mixeth with their seed. And A study of Mormon doctrines Editor: while Milne and Dear each shot after a demonstration protesting the Lord spake it and it was done. concerning the blacks reveals that By BOB LOWDER and JOHN MOSER 218's for third place ties in the alleged racial discrimination at "And because of the cursing a great many inconsistencies John New Mexico State Intercollegiate. I Inquiry into Catholicism i BYU took place prior to a BYU­ which wa·s upon them they did be­ exist. Some Mormon leaders at­ Moser Due to the tremendous deluge of pleading mail (one letter Lobo basketball game in Albu­ come an idle people, full of mis­ tribute Cain as being the first Need Glasses? i Mr. Robert Singer, University of New Mexico graduate ; querque last February. chief and sublety, and the Lord black after God placed His mark from a creten and two from dilapidated hockey pucks) we I and local attorney, will conduct an eight week inquiry ~ Black Genesis God said: They shall be a scourge upon him after killing his brother simply could not let the year end without one more install­ Prescriptions filled-Repair service "And they hardened their unto thy seed.'' Abel. What the mark was that ment. So if you don't like it, the Good Lord knows we couldn't -Free Glasses Adjustment- class this summer. The classes will meet every Tuesday hearts against God and where­ Circumstances of Birth came 1,1pon Cain and enabled I fOl·e, as they were white, and Thus the Book of Mormon de­ others to distinguish him from care less. Injuries Dim Chances Complete Aoscrtment of Frames night beginning June 17 and ending August 5 from 7:00 ~­ exceedingly fair and delightsome, scribes the beginning of the black the other children of Adam is Filled to Your Prescription not made clear in the Bible, till 9:00 p.m. at the Newman Center. These classes will ~ that they might not be enticing race. The Mormon Church bases the individual black's circumstance though. Prescription Sunglosses unto the people the Lord God did Dear Sports Guys: How can you tell if a track star has ~ cover the basic elements of Catholicism, but are directed ~ cause a skin of blackness to come of birth, however, solely on his Other Mormon Opinion For UNM Trackmen 24 HOUR SERVICE AVAILAB~E upon them. performance in pre-mortal life. had one too many at a post-season celebration? at the university mentality and so should be of interest ~ Still other Mormon leaders at­ An unbelievable rash of injuries this year, The big favorite will be "And thus saith the Lord God: In this spirit world, not all intelli­ tribute Cannan, son of Ham, as HIHURTELS CASEY OPTICAL gence reaches the same attain­ at the dual last week with Abi­ Kerry Pearce of UTEP with a I will cause that they shall be being the first black. The Bible 13 :40 to his credit, and he will loathsome unto the people, And ment. Those of lower achievement lene Christian College ·has turned Next door to Casey's Your Drug Store t to Catholics as well refers to a curse being placed Dear Hi: Because every time he tries to throw a Javelin join another strong one in Terry 255-6329 4312 Lomos as ":::::::;a::::;a+~~:~.?J. cursed shall be the seed of him become blacks. off the switch on any dim hopes NE ~t+!:

chairman of the department, Dr. S t u d e n t Aids Office and civic Tuesday, May 20 Thursday, May 22 Finance Committee Julius Blum with a party, May 23. groups. UNM sophomol·e, Tom Albuquerque Tutoring CoUnt:!il meetln,g; Student Recital; Recital Hall; 2: 30 p.m.; UdJ Clection -of offieel."S; Board room; Albuquer· no charge. The Se-nate Finance Committee Dr. and Mrs. L. H. Koopmans Hogg, chaired the committee re­ que School Board, 721 Maple SE; 7 :30 Dr.. William Kass: speaking on "The No. l.U will meet tonight at 6:30 in Room will host the celebration. Koop­ sponsible for setting up the stu­ p.m. , Diffusion and Solubility of HYdrogen and Wednesday, May 21, 1969 dent-originated fund. Senate Finance Committee;: Union; ltoom Deuterium in Nickel and Platinum; Chem­ 250-E in the Union. mans is chairman-elect of the de­ 250-E; 6 :80 p.m. istry Building; Room 101; 4:80 p.m, The bills to be considered by the partment. The grants are designed for . Wednesday, May 21 Dr. Michael Montgomery; speaking on .: committee at that time will be the Blum is returning to full-time New Mexico high school students Poetry rending by Larry Goodell; Univer­ usolar Wind :Plasma Observations: V cla one bringing two Brigham Young teaching after six years as de­ who have exhibited sup e r i o r sity of Albuquerque; U"lion ballroom; 8 p.m. 4;u Physics Building; Room 184. University {BYU) representa­ leadership ability. Hogg said the Business Administration Students As­ Friday, May 23 partment head. sociation election; business adminb;tration Party for Dr. Julius lllum; hosted by Dr. tives to UNM, one concerning a scholarships try to bring more building mall; 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Mrs .. L. H. Koopmans~ loan to the National Student As­ Bureau Chief minority group leaders into the Chorus and otchestra concert; 8:15 p.m.; Society of Sigma Chi annual banquet; Popejoy Hall; $1.50 for adulta, $1 for stu­ Western Skies; 7:30 p.m. sociation, and one concerning an University and improve the qual­ dents, allocation to finance Homecom­ William Brad Perrin, a special­ ity of minority group leadership Sandia Grotto meeting; for ..election of Sunday, May 2o ist in marketing and industrial officel'S, slide show; 7 :30 p.m.~ Room 25Q ...E; New Mexico Chamber Orchestra recital; ing, 1969. at UNM. Union .. Recital Hall; 4 p.m.; no charge. All interested persons are invit­ development, has been appointed The scholarships are renewable ed to attend. by the UNM Bureau of Busines:;; for all four years of winners' col­ Research to serve as a Commun­ lege careers if they continue to be ity Development Specialist. Speakers Committee leaders in the student community. Perrin has worked with the BOOKS Speakers committee will meet Arkansas Industrial Development Wednesday, May 21 at 6:30 p.m. Commission, the Dwight Spencer Cassius Clay in Room 250-B of the Union. and Associates Co:af Chicago, the Cassius Clay, also known as NEW USED The committee will be taking A.G. Nielsen Co. of Paris, France, Muhammad Ali, will speak in suggestions for next year. the Quaker Oats Co., and Proctor Popejoy Hall, May 26 at 8 p.m. Clay will be speaking as the ' and Gamble. THE BOOKCASE j Poetry Reading He has an academic background fifth annual Kiker Memorial lec­ Larry Goodell will hold a poetry of studies at Marquette Univer­ turer. -ALIVE AT- reading on Wednesday, May 21, at sity in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The general donation for a re­ ,. ·.. the Union ballroom of the Univer­ ception before hand in the Union ;Mt. 4.. ~~ sity of Albuquerque. ballroom is $2, students are 75 109 MESA SE Shelter Advisory ,.{' 1'he reading is free and all in­ cents, and kids are free. The actual terested persons are invited. UNM has been designated a lecture will be free of charge. P1•ofessional Advisory Service Moth Honor Center for fall-out shelter con­ struction in New Mexico. Members of the UNM depart­ ••••++++•••••••••••++VY++++++• ment of mathematics and ,ptatis­ Under a contract signed with Leaving UNM? tics faculty will honor out:going the Department of the Army's Office of Civil Defense, the Cen­ ter will provide assistance in CLASSIFIED planning buildings so they can qualify as fall-out shelters. chakaat970 ADVERTISING The contract for operating the RATES: 7c per word, 20 word mini­ center in New Mexico for the first mum ( $1.40) per time run. H ad Is to year, starting June 1, is for $20,- ORqanJzatto.nal meetinG run five or more consecutive days with nc> change!! the rate Is reduced to 6c 248. .Der word n.d the minimum number ot words to 10. Scholarships TERMS: Payment must be made In may2o .!ullprior to Insertion o! advertisement. Three New Mexico high school Cllll!Sif!ed Advertising UNM P.O. Bc>x 20 seniors have been named recipi­ Albuquerque, N.M. 87106 ents of the first UNM Leadership stubent un1on sutlb1nq WHERE: Journtll!sm Building, Room Scholarship awards. 159, a!tern<>O'OJI preferably or mall Richard Apodaca of Hatch Val­ 7 ley High School, Edmund<> Orozco 25oc :OO p.m. of Carlsbad High School, and Lar­ ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1) PERSONALS ry parker of Laguna-Acoma High HAPPY BffiTH.OAY, GARY. School wilf receive the $1000 PART COYOTE PUPS, Malamute, Hus­ award, given to the top leaders kie & Shepherd combination. Black or among minority groups in high tan~ Come see their varents. Good with kids. 898-1508 evenings preferred. schools throughout the state. 2) LOST & FOUND The scholarship fund was estab­ FINAL EXAMINATION SCHEDULE lished by the UNM Associated FOUND: Men's glasses w/black frames, in with the UNM SEMESTER II, 1968·69 MAY 29-JUNE 4, 1969 tree ncar Art Annex. Owner may claim at Rm. 159, Journalism Bldg. Individual students finding eonfilcts in this eXamination schedule must notify instructors eoncerned before LOST: Large puppy-<>range with black May 22. Any student having more tba.n three Cj(ntninations scheduled in nny one day mny noti!y the in· face, baby teeth, chain collar. M. Fry. STUDENTS!!! structor of tbe last examination listed. If notified before :May ZZ, the instructor shall trtak" arrangements to give n BPecial examination. Conflicts arising as a result o! seheduUng aut o( the nol'IIUll hour-p.atterrnt 242-7053. Downtown for a show or Q.ay-sequenc.cs must be resolved by the instructor of the off-pattern courses. A ftlculty member who 3) SERVICES wish~ to change the examination time of a course must first secure the approval or his Dean who will then or shopping? Eat at. submit formal request to the Registrar. PRECISION MOTOR SERVICE. Expert tuning and repairs on VW. 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