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Pag~ 8 NEW MEXICO LOBO Wednesday, October 11,196'1 Schmidt Writes Dean Finsfon Reports . Boyd Issues Call fo r Secular Ministry By ROB BURTON Business School Expands cerned with itself-some lock nig Much of morality, as preached ton Tea Parties to Newark and ground church to the established The "God-is-at-church" Idea has gers out--and so we need some from pulpit~>, dean's offices, and Detroit we're the most violent churches as furnace Christians .Whitehead Study killed the church and the ministry redefining of what the church is by lawmakers and parents, boils nation in the history of the world. vs. catacomb Christians. and what the priest or minister Dr. Paul F. Schmidt, professor colm Boyd, a self-termed "work down to "Someone's ~>aying 'play "And you get some fuddy-duddy Asking the audience to suggest of philosophy and chairman of Studies, Plans Doctorate ing among the people, Rev. Mal is supposed to do," he said. games,"- he said, "They say 'don't who hates blacks, Vietnamese, lie said in that part of the prob topics, Boyd spent much of the the UiiM department of philos By CRAIG GUEST the Dean said, "It must be period colm Boyd, a self-termed "Work drink in public,' so you drink in sexual freedom, and the under evening attempting to explain his er-priest," told an audience of lem is communication. Words and the back of a car. What's wrong ophy, has written a book on Al Business Administration Dean ically modified on the basis of ground church and he says in views on issues suggested by lis· actual experience, but the design about 2000 in the Concert Hall terms have been misused past all with that is that you drink the fury, 'This is a violent film!' And fred North Whitehead's philo lloward Finston listed three or last night. · teners. sophical concepts. represents an effort to shape or understanding, Boyd said. whole bottle when you open it. attacks it!" ganizational changes in his col- . "God is secular and the minis "No one's speeific. You throw There's no temperance. Relating to College The book, entitled "Perception lege and the addition of a doctor ganizational structure 11ccording Religion Is Idolatry "Get out of the academic ghetto. to our objectives.'' try should be too," Boyd said. your terms around as exioms. ''Or that housemother at the D!!riding what he called "the and Cosmology in Whitehead's ate p:r()gram to begin next year in "Churches have gotten too respec What do you mean by 'love,' dorm says to the couple saying Knock a :few walls down and meet Philosophy," is published by Rut a recently issued annual report. worship of religion and not of people in town, Several members of the busi table and ·have spent too. much 'christianity,' 'democracy,' or goodnight, 'Don't kiss in front of God," he called it idolatry. gers University Press. The 192- The organizational changes are ness faculty helped plan the_ new time in real estate and fund-.rais 'commie?' And name your jlace the dorm anymore,' and the kids "You're too safe and protected page volume costs $9. "In my first parish it came to due to the relatively new phases system but the Dean named Pro ing to keep the damn furnace run. and date.'' have been shacked up for two the point where we did not have in the university, You can't look The book is the first full-length of administrative education such fessor Lothar Winter as the one ning, having society we~dings." Legalize Pot h.onths," he continued. the money to run the furnace. I in Ghana or Brazil :for things to study of the continuity and nov as operations research, behavioral who contributed the most. Churches have rejected God and Calling :for the legalization of Recommends "Bonnie and Clyde" · asked a lady of the parish if she do. Look in your own god-damned elty of Whitehead's theories of science, and information theory. The business school doctoral now worship religion, Boyd said; marijuana, he cited this as an He recommended to his audi really needed the furnace to wor neighlJorhood.'' perception. It shows how his These new phases must be pre program, which was devised by a "Blasphemy! Idolatry! Where is area ot hysterical generalization. ence a new movie called "Bonnie ship God, Couldn't she, l asked, The Draft ~·' views about perception were in sented by 'the College of Busi special committee of business fac the voice from the wilderness?" "I say "pot" and you think and Clyde" recently under attack empathize with the early Chris Boyd likened Jesus to a civil ' fluenced by his life-long concern ness Administration as well as ulty members, was approved by Redefining Necessary "drugs" · but marijuana is not for its violence. tians .in the catacombs?" disobedience advocate. "I respect ' with the foundations of science. the traditional functions of enter the general faculty of UNM last "Is the church, the building, the drug~;~," he said. "It'~;~ not the "We talk about love, and we're The lady in question told him civil disobedience. I respect Jesus. It also shows how his views about prise, he said. ' May. four walls and horrible pews, is ~>arne thing a~;~ heroin, LSD-25, a racist society. We're mad at a she wouldn't be back until the If any one is going to do any perception played a fundamental The three divisions are mana all this necessary?" he asked. and others. They're really danger movie and yet from Indian mas furnace was running. thing about it it'll be you. The role in his reformation of the gerical control, directed by Dr. The doctor11l program would be "The church has been too con- ous.'' sacres to Viet N am and from Bos- lie likened the new under- over-forties can't. They're caught foundations of science and the Edwin Caplan; organizational in effect for next fall "assuming up in the structure.'' I construction of his cosmology. science under Dr. Edward Nolan; proper budgetary support and Black Power Extremists The study covers 16 of White and operations and environment approval by the state Board of "Some Negroes are now saying head's major publications. under Dr. Daniel Slate. Educational Finance" is achiev that they can't take it any longer. Whitehead, who was born in About the new organization ed, Finston said. They're through saying 'yasuh' I 1861 and died in 1947, was a and 'ma'am.' " famous English philosopher and Ten Commandments mathematician whose writings An unidentified woman asked and thoughts have influenced ARTURO DELMONI, violinist, will be one of the featured soloists -WINNER Of 6 ACADEMY AWARDS INCLUDING him what he thought of the ten contemporary thinking in the UNM Orchestra's first concert Friday, Oct. 13 at 8:15 p.m. in commandments. He replied that Dr. Schmidt received his doc the Concert Hall in conjunction with the beginning of Homecoming BEST PICTURE OF THE YEAR! Our Seventy-First Year of Editorial Freedom he didn't like them, referring to activities. The concert, conducted by Kurt Frederick, will feature mindless "emotionalism" over torate from Yale . University, COLUMDIA Pl<..iP~!l~1: FRED ZINNEMANN'S ....,..,. worked for 14 years in the de Delmoni and cellist Toby Saks in the Concerto for Violin and Cello them. partment of philosophy at Ober by Brahms. Prices for the concert are 75 cents for students and $1.50 Vol. 71 Thursday, October 12, 1967 No. 16 (Continued on page 2) lin College, and has been at UNM for all others. A MAN FOR for several years. This is his sec ond book; his first publication was entitled "Religious Knowl Thursday at 7:20 on 90.1 FM · ALLSEASONS edge.'' D Fromlht play by nODE liT IJOLT •TECHNICOLOR" ~ Legislator Back Weekly KUNM Program to Feature STARTS TODAY! WANT ADS Thorson, Focus on Campus Activity Open 7:00pm Associated Students President broadcasts at 90.1 on the FM Tel. 298-5445 7:45-9:55 Student Lobbying CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES: ,4 line ad., 65¢-4 timeo, $2.00. Insertions By WAYNE CIDDIO vide information on both sides of must be submitted by noon on dny before weeklyJohn Thorson program will of appearcommentary on a f"~d~ia~l=. ======~~~~~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~ I publication to Room 159, Student Publiea· presented by KUNM radio every Th1·ee Bernalillo County legis a question and give all informa I tiona Boilding, or telephone 277-4002 or tion it had access to." 277·4102 • Thursday at 7:20 p.m. lators voiced approval and sup • •! • port for the establishment of a "I don't think, however, that ' ROOM&BOARD The commentary will focus on student lobby at the state legisla you could be a group separate f I developments in student govern ; THE COLLEGE INN atill hiiB some ac ture in Santa Fe at last night's from the administration without oommodations available. 20 meals .a week ment and other campus activities. maid & linen service, eolot- TV • swim: Student Senate meeting. encountering :Pressures. An inde- ming Pool. laundry facilities, Private The show will have a two-fold Senator William Sego, Repre -pendent student lobby would be parking, walking distance to campus. ,, ModeratelY prieed. 803 Ash NE. Phone purpose, Thorson said. He hopes ENGINEERS sentative J. M. "Mel" Eaves, and ineffective without cooperation ' ' 243-2881. the University and the communi Rep1•esentative Thomas W· Hoov from the administration. It SERVICES ty will be drawn closer through er told student senat.Ot
• f • r • • ;. 1 . '. I • .. * ' Page 2 NEW MEXICO LOBO Thursday, October 12, 196'1 Thur~day, October 12, 1967 NEW MEXICO LOBO Page 3 Self-Styled Worker Priest Glamour Entries Listen to KUNM 'Not for Kids• 7 Medical St'udents To Go to D.C. Oct. 19 ~ Seven members of the first class military medicine in Viet Nam Halloween Show which will graduate from the as it is being practiced today. UNM School of Medicine in June The students are Richard S. To will take part in a symposium in Shoberg Jr., David A. Byrne, hag•gle/hag-el/vb. Feature Sin-In Donald E. Rodgers, Stewart L. Calls for Secular Ministry ~~~~.~~~.. ~~~·u~ A Halloween show. not for kids Washington, D.C. Oct 19-20. Medical Education for National Chalamidas, Bruce P. Lovette, M. B (~onti.~ue: from page 1) "So they're looking for com- lock. Often they do so because entries in Glamour magazine's 2. to annoy or exhaust will take over the UNM Concert Donald Whorton, and George P. Hall between 7 and 9 p.m. Oct Defense (MEND) is sponsoring ~Y sal t t at the. command- mun~ty, not dropping out of com- they are afraid from the example Best-Dressed-Girl on Campus with wrangling the symposium as a survey of Bunch. men ~tyver; 00 negative and not mumty." of their parents that the institu- contest, sponsored by Theta Sig- 31. ' . a posh! IVthe orce. "We should work Accusing Americans of Hpolar- tion might break up their rela- (Webster's Collegiate Ed.) The event is a "sin in" and as . ro ers and not selfishly izing" too much, he said that it tionship. rna Phi, women's journalism "witch watch.'' The underground horr~d about our grubby souls," is a mistake to say it is all bad "It's all for the parents any- honorary. film, "Sins of the Fleshapoids," a e sal • or all good, way." Each campus organization is HAGGLING IS NOT wild science fiction s11tire on Hol Religion should be secular, he "Dope is different. With the In a time that has little faith invited to sponsor one or more lYWood, will be flashed on the s!id, and stop trying "to take peo- orientaliz11tion already. in pr«?g- and many programs, Boyd said he contestants. Entry fee is $5. DEAD screen. B.C. Cast: P• e. from the world. We need re- ~es~ hopefully,,dope will declme saw "hope, promise, ferment, and FJ'fteen finali'sts WI'll be chosen And the Lizard Point Light 11g10n 1ess Christianity-to do m 1mport11nce t' 't " · . · crea lVI Y growmg. at an elimination tea in Hokona Radios-1.95 up house and Vampires will enter away· with the God-is-at-church Marrmge "I'm not a pessimist or opti- tain with a psychedelic light ·feeling. It's those pious nuts at "M~~Y young people I've met mist," Boyd concluded. "I hope Lounge Nov. 9. Final judging will Record show. "Witches brew" will be church that have killed God in are hvmg together out of wed- to be a realist." be Dec. 7 in the Union Ballroom. Players 12.00 up- served as a refreshment at inter themselves. God is not re~lly Contestants will model a cam- mission. Cast away, Curly! Again, Curly, dead. He's in the world. He's in- L pus outfit, a street dress, and an Admission will be $1.50 for avid fisherman of B.C., on the volved. Why shouldn't the church .L evening or cocktail dress, and Prices vary according the general public and $1 for comics page, defies prehistoric no be?" e 9 •. s Ia \; 0 r s 8 a c k L 0 b·by will be judged on poise, personal- to haggling abiilty UNM students. fishing laws for his favorite sport. ity, make-up, grooming, and taste Penalty for being caught (he Hippies (Continued from page 1) ing here could grow into a state- and economy in choice of clothes. The hippie movement Boyd call- Administra,tive Vice-PnJsident wide effort," said Rep. Hoover. Entry blanks and contest infor- always is): a laugh per reader. ed a "thing of many strands. Sherman E. Smith presented Senators also voted a do-pass mation are available in the jour- BLACKJACK•s ''It is both a withdrawal and an three principles as guidelines for recommendation for a bill allocat- nalism depa1•tment office, room CENTRAL PAWN~ From left to right, Peter and awareness of withdrawal within an effective lobby. ing $1600 to the secretarial fund 216 of the journalism building. B.C., after whom they named soe.iety. Where you sit in church "First, a student lobby should for the hiring of a full-time stu 200 Centra I SE the comic strip . . . or vice with a hundred other people and consist of representatives from dent government secretary. The If you would know the differ Where Haggling is practiced daily WhY versa. Contrast of personalities: you're lonely," he said. more than one institution of bill was referred to Associated ence between pro and con, con Peter is brilliant, B.C. is B.C. highe1• learning. Second students Students President John Thorson sider progress and Congress. should lobby for matters that re- for approval. late to their own experience, and Bill Carr, Associated Students fop Big babe from B.C. is Rothman to Discuss third, for matters of legitimate Vice-President, announced a ape practicing to take over interest to young people in gen- cia! Senate election for Monday, the world from men. era!," he said. Oct. 23, to fill vacancies created Little babe will do it Business, Careers Examples cited by legislators' by four resignations. "GREAT MOMENTS IN HISTORY'' is the theme of UNM Home· without lifting a finger. as issues having top priority .were Students interested in the in JOUPSIII? coming '67. Stuffing tissues into a chicken wire frame of the Delta B.C., asked what he the lowering of the voting ·age ternational business world and The ability to think for Delta Delta sorority float for Saturday's parade are, clockwise liked most about the from 21 to 18, incorporation of from left, Jennie Ozag, Chris Kohut ,and Marilyn McGee. careers overseas will have a the absentee ballot system in New Business Fraternity yourself, and to think blond, answered "her chance to discuss job prospects Mexico, and understanding of rea footprints." when Theodore I. Rothman ad correctly when making sons for raises in tuition and fees. decisions,determines Thor, ladies man and inven missions officer at the American "Good Start" Adds 25 at Banquet .~ Institute for Foreign Trade your future. Three Courses Offered tor of the wheel, being advised "This is a healthy and very fine by Wiley, the suspicious poet comes to 'the UNM campus Oct: Twenty-five s t u d e n t s were Come to this lecture 16. thing that you are interested in pledged by Delta Sigma Pi, pro who hates water with a dry and the start which you are mak~ fessional business fraternity at that will examine the 1-Center Language CI(Jsses Sign 55; passion. Thor has yet to dis The program is designed to true nature of thinking train graduates of American col UNM, at a banquet in the Sun cover what wheel is for. leges and universities for service Elections Will Fill port Friday night. and its spiritual basis. l50 Waiting for Space, Says Bakos abroar.d with industry, govern Gamma Iota chapter, the UNM It will be given by chapter of the national organiza Three conversational language have been offered at the Center. ment, and service organizations. Senate Vacancies Martin N. Heater, Clumsy Carp is B.C.'s tion, has been active since 1949. classes at the International Cen "We also want to make it a cen resident ichthyologist and A special Senate election to fill Its present membership is 69. C.S., an experienced ter of intellectual and intelligent four vacant seats will be held on ter are completely filled, and Curly's arresting officer (he The new pledges are: Allen practitioner of study about foreign countries," even stops Curly from fish Monday, Oct. 23, from 8 a.m. to Reed, Ron Candelaria, Jim Klosek, Christian Science there is a waiting list of about said Bakas. U. Graduate to Ta\k 5 p.m. Applications for candidacy Jack Pickel, Pete Otto, Pete Gross, 50 people for every class, John Current courses "in Swedish, ing in Curly's own dreams). are available in the Union Activ healing •.. and a Grog, the lump of hair and Ron Bell, Cal McKinney, Larry member of The Bakas, !-Club coordinator, said Japanese, and Greek are being of ities Center and should be turned Esquibel, Sam Aragon, Douglas yesterday. fered for six weeks, -and should nose watching him from ... In Christian ·Center in by 5 p.m. Monday, Oct. 16. Dale, Jim Cole, Tito Chavez, Mike Christian Science end approximately Nov. 25. After shore, is something else The election is being held to fill Piraino, Mike Jones, Doug Sheel, Board of Lectureship. About 55 people enrolled at a brief lapse, another six-week again. No one knows what, Corky Kindsvater, a 1957 grad registration yesterday. uate of UNM and now a local vacancies created by the resigna Buddy Rice, 'Danny "Voigt, Jim course will be offered. Balms said but he's fun to watch in businessman, will speak at the tions of Senators John Thorson, McElroy, Gary Perkowski, Phil Tue. Oct. 17 "Interest is increasing among that the next course may be ex B.C. Christian Student Center Sun Bob McGeorge, Gene Carlson, and Wells, George Hight and Mike 7:30p.m. Americans about international panded to include Hebrew and/or Phil Krehbiel. Sandoval. 2312 CENTRAL SE Arabic. day, Oct. 15, at 8 p.m. OPPOSITE UNM CONCERT HAll S.U.B. Room 231-D-E matters," said Bakas, about why His topic will be "The Chris pepole want to learn languages, tian in the Business World." A Sponsored by "and since Americans are the question-and•answer period will follow the talk. All students are CHRISTIAN world's number-one tourists, peo invited to attend. 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Tltur$day, October 12, 1967 Thursday, October 12, 1967 NEW MEXICO LOBO Page 5 Page 4 NEW MEXICO LOBO ed throughout the ghettos of De troit and Los Angeles . . .'that we must help our darl,.skinned NEW MEXICO LOBO TO THE Reporter Says U.S. Losing lnflvence brothers wrestling against Amer LETTERS EDITOR ican imperialism attacking them Published Monday, Wednesday, Thlll'l!day and Friday of the regular University year by the Stu<,lent Publications Board of the Associated Students of the University of New Mexico wherever they are' with so much Second class po~tage paid ~&t Albuquerque,. New Mexico. Printed by the University Pri11t• inst Plant. subscription rate: $4.50 for the sehool year, payable In advance. All editorials efficiency 'that we of the interior and signed columns express the viewa of the writer and not necessarily those of the Stu Bookstore by a UNM professor of resistance don't fear atomic arm dent Publicntjons Board or of the University, Hippie, War Problems Need wearing beards. I have been a customer of Uni history. In France After Communist Victory ies, or air bombardment, or heavy Leadership artillery .. , . Editor-in-Chief ------Chuck Noland versity Drug for the l11st four Dear Editor: years, and I can truthfully say Editor's note: David Saltman, for a "block of the Marxist car- or England and students there Black Power activists repeat in "White America cannot wage Managing Editor ------Melissa Howard Dear Editor: formerly of the Michigan Daily, is tel," the Communists raised their help them find jobs. Some go to the speeches and newspaper arti Busines'S Manager ..•., ...... , ...... -----··--·-··-- Richard Pfaff that never have I seen a student The slowness in the arrival of (Continued on page 8) I've been reading the array of ejected or refused service because textbook'S is causing such great a part-time correspondent in representation from 56 to 97 in Africa and teach English. Tile cles, in their pamphlets circulat Associate Editor ------Chuck Reynolds pro-con hippie, pro-con war arti he was wearing beard. Hardly a inconvenience in our classes that Europe. This is his first dis atch. countryside councils where terms Times. of London, a notorio~sly r;:;;======:;;;;;:======;;, Morning Editor ------Evelyn Alexander day goes by that a bearded friend I feel I must inquire about the P were up. In the newly created restramed newspaper, predicts cles in your paper, many of which By DAVID SALTMAN Paris region councils, the Com- that 1000 soldiers will desert this Sports Editor ------Nooley Reinheardt and I do not have coffee together procedures followed in placing NEW MEXICO BOOK COMPANY are sprinkled with emotional orders. It is my understanding munists won 78 of 192 'Seats clear- year .above the normal rate. City Editor ------.------}tob Burton in this establishment. Further Collegiate Press Service 89 Winrock Center 298-1828 words such as "patriotism" and more, there are many more beard that if the book store has too Jy a ~ejection of · Gaulisn1, but Though the war in Viet Nam Cartoonist ------··------Frank Jacome "love." ed, beaded, long-haired students many copies of a book, they may PARIS-You'd never know it there 1s more. is the primary irritation with the Fiction c:md Nonfiction Childrens' Books to read the E n g 1 i s h language Staff----- Evelyn Anderson, Wayne Ciddio, Tom Garcia, Craig Guest, To form a very rational view and non-students who enjoy the be returned to the publisher with In the latest issue of Le Nou- Americans, an important secon Paperbacks Bargains Daryle Hyman, Sarah Laidlaw, Yvonne Lopez, Greg MacAleese, point I believe one must study atmosphere of the store mention- no financial loss sustained by the press, but the United States just vel Observateur, cheek-by-jowl dary burr is U.S. influence in La Sally Me Coy, Paul Slack, Bob Storey, Mike Will the question, form an opinion, and . ed in this article. The difference book store. took a beating in France. with an article describing the tin America. with some difficulty refrain from between them and those who were Why, then, may not enough The Communist party cleaned Co~munist political machin.e, w~s Murder Suspect Is Hero emotional and hence irrational ejected recently is that the form copies be on hand to take care of up this week in the French local a piece called "Jamesbond1sm m thought in forming the opinion. er acted akin to civilized persons, elections, signaling the beginning Viet Nam." It summed up what The new French revolutionary ~ increases in enrollment? Grant hero is 27-year-old Regis Debray, The hippies are not entirely not like bums. of the end for Gaullism, This was seems to be the prevailing local The· Rowan Column ing that there would be some on trial in Bolivia for murder What kind do you smoke? wrong; their protests, I take it, I would like to ask Messers trouble in shipping excess copies reported in detail in tile English opinion on McNamara's Wall: could be against a number of and American papers in Europe. "Along the 72 kilometers of the and treason. Debray is accused Lang and Levine a question or back to the publishing house, I of collaborating with Che Gue questions-against a society ever two about civility: submit that this inconvenience is What was missed was the subtler 'demilitarized zone' in Viet Nam, vote cast against the Americans, American bulldozers are making vara, the Argentine doctor-turn Cuts in Education, Poverty more relying upon the machine, 1. When at home, do you and small in comparison with that en the individual losing his identity, possibly signaling the beginning an infernal racket. It is there, in ed-revolutionary, who was alleg your friends put your dirty boots countered by the students and in edly Castro's right-hand-man in Programs Coming and of course, involvement in a structors. of the end for Yankee political this jungle landscape which they on your parents' best furniture, are defoliating, that they will South America, !'T"" influence. war. Their mode of dre'Ss may be knowing perhap'l!, that someone In one of my classes, History an attempt to fulfill their own Gaullism Rejected build next month a new 'Great The evidence against Debray By CARL T. ROWAN might sit on that furniture in a 378, there were 82 students en Whatever kind you smoke, identities or perhaps more aptly Even though the Gaullists Wall of China,' invented by the is two photographs: one shows MONZA clean dress or suit'? rolled at the end of registration Pentagon to try to disiccate a you owe it to yourself to an individual psychol9gical want. on Sept. 16. This figure was given dumped tons of propaganda in him talking to Guevara (Debray I PIPE TOBACCO ~ WASHINGTON- If you think Interestingly, the agriculture In a rational statement one should 2. Do you know of any business land ravaged by a ruthless war." is a journalist), and the other try MONZA Pipe Tobacco. establishment where you, as a to you at that time. There were the French countryside, calling Your favorite pipe will give the country is dangerously divid department is still slated to get refrain from attacking personal three more additions to the class Communists Would be "Liberal" shows someone with a moustache ~ smfl I an increased appropriation of qualities, customer, would be welcome, as holding something that could be you more pleasure when ed, wait until the. whole truth $1,761,432 - a point that already suming you acted as you did at than withdrawals; and yet now, The next-door article about the While half agreeing with the three weeks later, we are 22 books a rifle or a tent-rope. The military you choose this imported : I ~ comes out about the economic has some congressmen scratching University Drug Store? Communists gives prominent play ~,,,,..,....,.~.,.. ' '!I'IIJIInnn"'" ~ peace movement I would like to short. In another class, too, judge agrees that this is "con blend of 'the world's fine . ""' mess we're in. their heads as a prelude to a 3. Assuming that you are col TIME to the fact that their platform clusive e'lidence" that Debray is point out a few facts. Human be there is a book shortage. It af tobaccos. Opposition to the war in Viet small explosion. lege students, and that you have The longest word insists the U.S. get out of Viet guilty. ings sometimes do some strange fects fewer students, but for Nam. Nouvel Observateur is Nam is going to rise to unprece But the die has clearly been things; there is usually a reason been versed in the humanities them, it is just as inconvenient. in the language? In an article in Le Figaro, Phi cast. The administration has de (including civil rights) have you not a Communist magazine. In move up to dented levels. for this behavior. Nation'S are The effect of this book short 11 lippe Nourry says "there is no cided tha.t this Congress will not not been told that discrimination By letter count, the longest the States it would be called es THE IMPORTED PIPE TOBACCO Anger and frustration among comprised of human beings, and age is that we can not carry out word may be pneumonoultra· tablishment liberal." doubt, of course, that the judge pay for both guns and butter, so from this fact one can conclude also includes the rights of others, the schedule we have planned for has better eyes than the journal ONLY 30~ A POUCH the nation's poor people, and including businessmen'! microscopicsilicovolcanoconiosl!l, The "Jamesbondism" article MONZA guns will get the priority. that nations also do some funny among the alienated masses of our classes. When we plan a dis a rare lung disease. You won't enumerates the latest scientific ists." The United States is quiet For a COMPLIMENTARY pouch of MONZA PIPE TOBACCO, the cities, will increase to ever This will provide a powerful things, generally with more deva 4. In suggesting a boycott of cussion of assigned readings find it in Webster's New World ly backing the military govern send 10¢ to cover postage and handling with this new argument for those Ameri stating results. University Drug, you are asking Dicti011ary, College Edition. But gimmicks the Pentagon will use more explosive levels. every week and a quarter of the on 'the new wall infrared search ment, and Figaro has suggested coupon to: cans who .have long opposed the World War II arose from lack both the student body of UNM students still have not had ac you will find more useful infor that if the U.S. had minded its And the political troubles of U.S. commitment in Viet Nam. and the community surrounding mation about words than in any beams (Honeywell Corp.), seismic ROMICK'S INTERNATIONAL, INC. the Democratic Party and the of human understanding. The · cess to these readings, we are at other desk dictionary. detectors (General Dynamics-San own business Debray would still And it will dismay those who have us to support you and your be P.O. BOX 3033, DEPT. ~13 Johnson administration will be point I would like to make here a great disadvantage. This has Take the word time. In addi dia Corp.), and ultrasonic sensors be in France. supported the basic commitment is that now the Germans and Jap liefs to act as you please, regard been going on for years. I have tion to its derivation and an NO. HOLLYWOOD, CALif. 91606 harshly multiplied. in Southeast Asia-but with the less of what we think acceptable (Hughes Corp.). It doesn't men The French also see a very anese are considered friends and had to schedule reexaminations illustration showing U.S. time tion, unfortunately, that the basic clear connection between the Viet (Please Print) President Johnson told a group stipulation that the war must not allies, so where did all the killing conduct is, concerning a civilized for students who were not pre zones, you'll find 48 clear def of congressional leaders recently be financed through the hunger, community. initions of the different mean research for the infra-red sensing Nam war, the Debray trial, and get anyone? Look at other con pared for the announced examin devices is being done by a num the Negro riots in the States. Name that the country faces a 20-bil sickness and deprivation of mil flicts and draw your own conclu It might be that we are wrong ations because of unavailability ings of time and 27 idiomatic lion-dollar deficit. He said the lions of poor Americans. uses, such as time of one's life. ber of American universities An article in Le Figaro by sions. One point in favor of the in the concept that people should of books, and I know this has In sum, everything you want to including the University of Mich Street ------City ------ government will borrow 14 or 15 One congressman left the Ma govern their behavior, especially been true of some of my col Max Olivier-Lacamp says you billion dollars of this. The 10 hippies. know about time. igan. can't disassociate the riots from hon meeting mumbling that he I would Iik"e to point out also in the presence o:l! others in a pub leagues as well. This diction!lfY is approved State ------:- Zip------per cent surtax that he has pro could not in good conscience vote lic business establishment. We If ·this situation is caused by and used by more than 1000 Placement Is No Accident the war: "Ab~ve all, when the posed to Congress will raise that Germany acted like an insane \ a surtax to finance a war in Viet acknowledge the fact that dis factors over which you have no colleges and universities. Isn't another 7.5 billion. individual during World War II. It is clearly no accident that ' Nam, knowing that there would crimination against a person (or control I wish you would let us it time you owned one? Only the two articles were put side- I don't think it would be a wise $5.95 for 1760 pages; $6.95 .: The remaining 7.5 billion must still be cuts in education and pov idea to let our guards down en persons) because they are beard know. I do not wish to criticize by-side. be trimmed from the budgets of erty programs. tirely. People and nations willful ed, beaded, or gari'!!hly attired is the Bookstore operations unfair thumb-indexed. federal agencies and programs, wrong, yet I do believe respect ly. But from what I now know I When France rejects a leader "How could I justify this kind fill their own needs before they At Your Bookstore with the charisma of a DeGaulle, the President has ordered. of scale of priorities after the will worry about others. We have should be guaranteed both ways, believe the situation is correct THE WORLD PUBLISHING CO. able-perhaps easily so. I do not as they did this week, you can The hooker here is that the ad s u m m e r we've just gone no real reason to believe another from the normal, clean-shaven, Cleveland and New York bet they are nettled by some ministration has made it clear through?" he demanded. neatly-dressed and quiet-voiced think any of us wants to resort (@CONCERT I-IALL international holocaust will not thing. That something is the war that the 70-billion-dollar de!ense occur. person, and also his counterman. to the deception of deliberately Many Americans will share his overestimating expected class en in Viet Nam and U.S. influence and department budget cannot be cut. viewpoint. And probably no group The answer lies in wise and just Paul s. Bundy and imperialism. Likewise, funds for veterans' rollment, but I think we may be will harbor a more angry reaction leadership, but I have not defined tempted to do so in order to be French Students Lead the Cultural Program Committee-Associated Students benefits and hospitals cannot be to the fiscal developments that the words "wise" and "just.'' I reduced. Bookstore Poliey Criticized sure of having enough books on The thrust of anti-Americanism Present are upon us than Lyndon John take the word'S to mean considera hand at the start of our courses And there are items like the in son's own Democratic Party. tion of• others' rights, and per here is led by the French students. terest on the national debt and Editor's note: This is a copy of a when we need them. A small number of them have set haps a plea :f'or human under letter sent to A. 0. Jackson. man Broadway Star of Thin Man T-V Series the highway program that da not standing should be added. William M. Dabney up a new ltind of resistance, re lend themselves to reductions. ager of the Associated Students miniscent o:I World War II's FFI. What it adds up to is that 7.5 final Exam listing Dale W. Christian They are helping American sol PHYLLIS KIRK billion dollars is going to be cut diers in Europe desert if they are slated to go to Viet Nam, outfit from a mere 21 billion dollars Discrimination Applies to in Alfred Knott's Super Thriller worth of programs. Printed in Schedule ting them with false .identities Non-Hippies Calling U and papers to match. The soldiers In a Democratic caucus Tues Lance Woodliff, UNM director THURSDAY-PTA, League of Women Homocoming Dance, Union Mall : 9 p,m. are being smuggled into Holland WAIT UNTIL DARK day, Rep. George Mahon of Tex of registration, has warned stu Dear Editor: Voters; AAUW: Union Theatre; 9:30 SA'l'URJ)AY-Alumnl Homecoming resr· 'Ds outlined administration think a..tn. dents that this term's final exam Mortar .:Soard: Union 250-E; 6 p.m. i•trntlon : Union 231·D·E: all dtlY. 1 with all Broadway Cast ing on where the cuts can be ination schedule is printed on the In Wednesday's Lobo, a charge Accounting Careers Council: Union NROTC Alumni Jlrcaklast; Union 39 139·W, 6 :3() p.m. E&W; '1 :30 a.m. made. He talked about reducing inside coYer of the fall class of discrimination was levied Christian Science Organization; Union American Math Society; Union 260-D : MONDAY-OCT 16-8:15 P.M. higher education expenditures by schedule. against the University Drug Store 23l•A; 7 p.m. 8 a.m .. by Richard W. Lang and David Z. IFC; Union 23G ; 7 p.m. Golden Alwnni Jlrcakl.. t: Union Conn• Theater Subscriptions or $5.00, $4.50, $4.00, $3.50 160 million dollars; elementary There is no plan for reprinting Alpha Kappll. Psi: Union Council Room; eil Room ; . 8 ll.m. education by 200 million; the war Levine. It seems that they were 7:30p.m. · Albuquerque City I'anbellcnie nl1!8kfatJt; Weather or not, the exam schedule as 15,000 class among the group of "hippies" Alpha. Phi Omega; Union 231-E ;. '1 :30 Union Desert Room: 8:30 a.m. UNM STUDENTS Y2 PRICE on poverty by 450 million ( loud listings were distributed, Woodliff p.m. , Homecoming PArade: Richmond 1/r. Gen· cheers went up from some Demo ejected from that store by the APOWA; Union 231·D; '1 :30 p.m. tral to Univcl'lliiy and Central, right to wear this crats who are out to axe the po'V• noted. management for "conduct unbe Lomllll; 10 a.m. As a campus service, The Lobo FRIDAY-Alumni Homecomln!r tt.gt,.. School or MediciM dillooul'B -· '!"""'"" . - - .. ' r -'--• ... ,...:-. ~- --~-~- Thursday, October 12,1967 NEW MEXICO LOBO Page 7 p_a_:g:....!.\_6 ______!N~E~W~M~E~X~I~C~O~LO~B~O------Thursday, October 12, 1967 Champs,Utoh Set Intramural Results Mescalero 20, Navajo 0; Tewa 8, Pueblo 6; Kiowa 13, Coach tSt:ormy' Petrol Chases Monkeys Kearny 0; Chimayo 12, Ca · Defense Struggle manchero 0; Phi Gamma Delta By CRAIG GUEST became a professional fullback lin. Last year's team captain Petrol, who will be 60 in Jan- titudes Petrol said, ''I always 12, Sigma Alpha Epsilon 6; On the fourth tee of a fine wi~h footb~ll teams in Philadel- ?1ark Johnson, who is now play- uary, now teaches several health ~ried to make sports fun, but. mor\l DENVER-Wyoming and Utah Sigma Chi O, Alpha Kappa South African golf course stood phm, Providence, R.I., Lancaster, mg in the New York Mets orgap- co\lrses here and plays lots of Important, I always took pnde in will engage in a gigantic defen Lambda 0; Phi Delta Theta 13, a tanned and athletic-looking Penn., Pottstown, Penn., and ization, was also brought to UNM golf. Shooting in the low 70s, my.self in helping the boys and sive struggle at Salt Lake City Sigma Phi Epsilon 6; Kappa American of about 57 addressing Cumbola, Penn, by Petrol. Petrol played in three National in being friends with them and I Saturday if Western Athletic Alpha 2, Phi Sigma Kappa 0. the ball with his driver. After a In comparing football in his He also designed the new south Amateaur Championships in the take pride in the fact that we did Conference statistics are indica· second the ball was streaking off day with the modern ge,me, Petrol campus ball park which was first early '50s. right by always giving our bel:lt tive of the strengths of the two I teams. on a line drive, then rolling to a said, ''The old game was much used last season. In reviewing his coaching at- to win.'' I Wyoming, the leag11e'e lone un SOUTHWEST I stop some 300 yards away. more vicious since there have ~-·~;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;:;:::,:;::;::;::;:::;::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;;:::::::::::::::,:j defeated eleven, has captured the listen to KUNM ELECT~IC SHAVER SERVICE k Suddenly a monkey scampered been many changes in the rules r lead in scoring defense with an ELECTRIC Sl:iAVER AND out of the rough, swiping the and in the formations as well as average yield of just 12.5 points UGHTER REPAIR small sphere. Now the chase was an increase in passing. When I per game. Trailing by less than 200 THIRD NW 247-8219 ~ on as man and monkey sprinted up teach football the first thing I a point a game is Utah, whieh 90.1 Mcs. and down the fairway only for the teach is blocking and tackling, has allowed just 13.$ points per monkey to lose himself in the because the.se are the only two outing. underbrush to the side of the phases of the game which have New Mexico, the leading pass fairway. never changed.'' ing team in the nation, hosts Ari The little brown thief did, In those early days of football liOna State, the conference's best though, remind the man of when Petrol met Jim Thorpe as well as BERMUDAS---SURFERS---SHORTS---SKIRTS running team, while Arizona tests he used to chase down 200-pound the other early greats. the University of Texas at El ballcarriers in American profes- After knocking heads until Paso in Tucson and Brigham sional football leagues during the 1937, Petrol came to Espanola .Skirt Suits---CAPRIS---BLOUSES---Siack Suits Young travels to Corvallis, Ore., 1930's. where he was a high school prin- to meet Oregon State in a battle The monkey-chasing, football- eipal and coach. of once-beatens. playing-golfer has been a coach In 1942 Petrol became assis PRICED FROM Conferenee team statistics un at UNM for 23 years and his tant Lobo football coach and he derwent wholesale changes this StOO $400 week, with Wyoming taking over name is George "Stormy" Petrol. helped out with the swimming and TO the lead in total defense after What was he doing on a South track teams. After the war he African golf course? was made head baseball coach. holding Brigham Young 302 yards . ' under its average in a 26-10 vic From December, 1965, to the In 1958 he 1·esigned his football NOW 3 STORES tory and Arizona State grabbing following August, Petrol con- post and directed all his atten '. the total offense lead after gain ducted a series of government- tion to baseball, which he coach Store No. 1-1441-A Eubank N.E.-Princess Jeanne Shopping Center i '- ing 416 yards on a rugged UTEP sponsored sports clinics in the ed until 1966. Again this season, eleven in a 33-32 squeaker victory. Cul'V'er PJcturu, Jno. principle cities of Rhodesia and though, Petrol has been helping Store No. 2-1720·A Bridge St. S.W.-Goff Plaza Center Passing leads also changed South Africa. While there, Petrol the Lobo punters again. Store No. 3-4210 4th St. N.W. ~ands. New Mexico recaptured Even your best friends won't tell you. also toured the country and went What Petrol called his biggest UNM's TERRY DEAR is four shots off the pace after the first ~ts lead from ~righam Young and big-game hunting with a camera. baseball coaching thrill came in O~EN MON. THRU SAT. 10 TO 6 round of the Tucker Intercollegiate golf tournament at the south lS now averagmg 283.0 yards per Got that dread feeling that you're Outs About the trip he said, "the the spring of 1963 when the Lo campus course. He had an opening-round 75 to trail Houston's game through the air, 23.1 more ville? Left alone again with your term South Africans are the most bos played an exhibition game Doug OJson ~nd Colorado's Bill Musselman by four strokes. Brig• yards per game than the confer sports-minded people in the world against the Los ·Angeles Dodgers PI!Per on Henry James and the penuche Coming soon ••••• bam Young IS the team leader by a stroke over Houston. (UNM ence record of 255.9 by Arizona Mom sent last week? becau.se they all participate in- at Tingley Field. Photo) State in 1964. Could be you're out of Schlitz. And stead of being just spectators. "The reason it was such a New Store in UNM area •. The big sports there are cricket, thrill is because they only beat when you're out of Schlitz, you're out of rugby and soccer. Baseball, which us 4-0. We fielded beautifully but beer. I taught in my clinics, was be- the boys just couldn't hit off Don Repair the damage. Race to the social coming popular but it had a bad Drysdale too well. ''Think of us first'' BYU Moves Stroke Ahead club and order a round of Schlitz. Then reputation because of movies "Something · funny happened observe. Varsity ends will pumJ? .your which always showed player-urn- when I sent Dick Felter in to hand. Soft-eyed coeds will pluck WJstfully pire brawls and pop-bottle-throw- pinch hit and he let a third strike at your cashmere. ing episodes. The South African go by. I asked him why he let You have done it. You're in. people are very advanced and Drysdale throw it past him and After First Tucker Round Schlitz has always been. they really treated us just mar- he said it was too high. I told him Brigham Young University division Mike Achterberg of BYU All competition ends with the C 1966 Jos. SchUtz 8rewlng Co., M\\wau~e•- Wis. velously." I thought it sounded a little low.'' iinallS holes Saturday. During his 23 years at UNM Other thrills include winning moved into a one-stroke lead in is the individual leader and Uous ' ton heads the team standings." \ Petrol has coached baseball, foot- the Skyline Conference baseball )\.' the Tucker Interco11egiate golf ENGINEERS j i ' ball, golf, track and swimming, championship .and three Skyline tomnament with a four-mnn Th~> RYU fn>llbmnn had nn in addition to serving on numer- divisional titles. Petrol's Skyline score of 295 after Wednesday's opening 73. Houston's leading ous NCAA committees, and chnmpionahip was the only cham team score is 307, three better taught almost every course of- pionship any Lobo team ever won first round at the UNM South fered in the athletic department. in that conference. Freeport Sulphur ~ompany, one of the nation's top producers of minerals, offers COUl'.SC. than ASU. BYU only has two Following his 1929 graduation Another thrill of Petrol's life the graduate engmeer a challenging and professionally stimulating career with Defending champion Houston men .entered in that division. Do you buy f1·om Albright College in Read· came when all a ~·oungstet he saw unlimited advancement potential. is second at 296 and Arizona The 54-hole women's toui·rta ing, Penn., where he was a lang- the early greats of baseball such State third at 297. ment begins today at the Arroyo uage and science major, Petrol as Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig and Ty Cobb. Freeport's five divisions spread from Georgia to New lv\exico while growth Houston junior Doug Olson and del Caso couree and will end In the late '40's Petrol was de contmues at a phenomenal rate. Investments in new plant focllities in louisiana Bill Musselman of Colorado tied Saturday. The UNM south course Ski Club Meet lighted when Hall of Fame pitch alone, total more than $75 million. In 1967, $ales ore expected to exceed $17S for the individunl lead with one could not handle the record field, a shirt er Grover Cleveland Alexander mlllion, with less than 3,000 employees. under-par 71s. Olson is the de so the city voluntered its newest The Sitzmarkers Ski Club is came to UNl\1 to help coach the municipal course for the women. getting ready for the first ski pitchers for two weeks. fending titlist in the 72-hole trip of the season to Purgatory, Petrol's nickname "Stormy" For many years Freeport has been the leader in production of sulphur. It also tournament. Colorado. The next gcnei•al meet came into wide use late in his ranks am?ng ~eaders in kaolin_ clay, ~otash, oil and gas. lt will soon produce Olson had rounds of 38-33-71 ing o:f the dub will be Oct. 17 at career when a Lubbock news phosphene oc1d upon complehon of 1ts chemical plant at Convent La. which ora label? and Musselman has just the op~ 7:30 p.m. at the Western Skies paperman compared him to a will place Freeport among the leading· suppliers to the industry. Motel. It will feature movies and fertiliz~r posite, 33-38-71. Mike Taylor wild bird known as the Stormy right places. And is styled "Sanforized-Pius" and slides on Purgatory: Petrel which is :found in the of Brigham Young is third with If you're looking for a short-sleeved oxford shirt to last. · tapered. It comes in canary, :M:editerannean. He made the Strong emphasis on research and process development, especially relating to an even-par '12. green, purple, orange and physical chemistry, minerals extraction and hydrometollurgy has helped make with a button-down collar, The label on this short Quotable quote by Air Force comparison to the wild bird after The host Lobos bowed to their sleeved button-down says white. For $"6.00 .. seeing the wild Lobo coach ex Freeport a leader in these fields. ' that's what you buy. After captain Neal Starkey, following own course and the Number 2 you've checked the label. "Gum Laude" Oxford. It tells The good things you're change 1·emarks with an umpire. you the shirt is Perma-lron looking for in a shirt are all the Falcons' 10·37 loss to Wyo Some of the players on the team is in fourth place with a Because a good label The Engineering Deportment, too, has achieved prominence in project design t score of 300, three shots ahead of guarantees a good shirt. It so it won't wrinkle, on the label. And the best ming: "They played smart foot current Lobo baseball team were ~ shirts have the best labels. development construction supervision of new plants in virtually all of . \ the first unit. means the shirt is rolled brought to UNM by Petrol. In~ ~nd th~ They're ours. Arrow's. ball, and, man, are they quick! eluded are pitchers Ralph Sallee, company's prorects. The University of Arizona tapered and pleated in the One mistake .and you're in a track Bob McAulay, and Rick Bodle; trails at 304. meet. And we don't have many third baseman Greg With; and ~hether your i~terest lies in research and development, design and construc The 20-team field had near first baseman Smokey MeLaugh- trackmen/' tion or product1on, yo~'ll find it at Fr?eport-a world leader that's com act perfe~t weather Wednesday in the tournament that traditionally enough for you~~ och1eve personal satisfaction through individual accomJish heralds the arrival of cold weath ment and recogmt1on. er in Albuquerque. Even with the good weather SIX WEEKS' Military status? the new UNM south cout·se was MOTORCYCLES too much of a chall1mgc for nll GO WITH THE LEADER GUITAR Although F.reeport hires without regard to selective service status it is con 'd . d ~Jt~ept the three phtyct•s wllo on essential industry. You may qualify for a critical occupatio~ (11-A) s;a~i~eg. matched or broke par. 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