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By DAN HENTSCHKE • Honey stated to Lt. Harry Harrison, Ventura “JOEL B. HONEY: You are hereby ordered Sheriff’s Dept, that he was with another deputy dismissed from employment by the Sheriff’s I.V . riot commander when an individual was shot out of a tree by the Department of the County of Santa Barbara, point-blank. firing of a tear gas cannister from a effective as of the close of business on Nov. 17, shotgun grenade launcher, and he (Honey) walked 1971,” states the Order and Notice of Dismissal balks at resigning; away and left the man bleeding on the ground. from Sheriff John Carpenter. • While a passenger in an L.A. Sheriffs Honey’s dismissal came after a long investigation Department helicopter during the riot in February, into his activities .while head of the narcotics 1970, Honey threw tear gas grenades from the division and during the 1970 riots in Isla Vista. irregular actions helicopter, in direct violation of Federal Aviation The investigation has disclosed that the specific Authority regulations. matters and incidents relied upon to establish • Capt. Honey also threw time-delay-fuse tear gas grounds for dismissal and Honey’s failure to bring about ouster cannisters from a helicopter at an altitude of 500 properly carry out his duties and responsibilities feet and then again from an altitude of 300 feet on are: another occasion. According to a county resolution concerning the • On or about May 1,1969 Honey was observed dismissal of an employee, Honey has the right to file by Sgt. Robert Prince, Jr. and Sgt. Edward Pinceno for a hearing on the matter and to reply within 10 to pocket approximately 1,000 capsules of days to charges. Honey’s attorney has indicated that nembutal valued at $200 while examining narcotic a public hearing will be held but no date has yet evidence obtained as the result of an arrest. been announced. • Capt. Honey told Sgt. Pinceno that if suspects (Continued on p. 12, col. 1) could lie on the witness stand to prevent them from going to prison, then officers could lie to send them to prison. Honey also told Pinceno that if they could not get a person suspected of selling heroin Approval of legally, they should “plant him.” • On numerous occasions during 1969, Honey was observed drawing his weapon and pointing it at persons who were outside the Detective Bureau. In two incidents Honey was observed not only drawing crafts dome, his gun but cocking it, pointing it at a male Black, and saying “bang.” One of the men was a janitor who works for the county. • Honey was also observed to unload his gun new bikeway without provocation into the air by a number of sheriffs sergeants. • During the April, 1970 riots in I.V. Honey was observed to have in his possession a mace which given by PPC consisted of a handle, approximately 10 inches of chain and a large spiked ball at the end of the chain. By TOM CREAR He was observed to be swinging the mace around in After confusion over issues of funding were the air and making remarks directed at the rioters, partly resolved, phase I of the proposed Craft to a group of deputies, indicating that the deputies Center was finally approved by the Physical should act in a similar manner. A photograph was Planning Committee (PPC) at their monthly meeting taken by a sheriffs sergeant of Honey holding the last Tuesday. mace and having a Spanish sword outside of the With funding still questionable on the entire temporary building of the Bank of America, (see project, the PPC voted only to go ahead with phase photo) I of the center which is the construction of the • Honey was observed in two incidents striking pottery dome only out of the proposed six dome suspects who had been arrested and were center. handcuffed. Because the construction of the domes will • A sheriffs lieutenant from Los Angeles depend to a great extent on student labor, the PPC observed Honey directing a volley of gas grenades at chose to withhold further approval of the project a curfew violator which was unnecessary and was pending a review of the success on the construction only for the purpose of harassment as it led to no CAPTAIN JOEL HONEY in front of Bank of America during I.V . riots. of the first dome. arrest. Photo Courtesy S.B. County Sheriff's Office Phases II-V will entail the installation of utilities at the site, the construction of the remaining five domes, deck, fence and site development. It was also learned that the total cost of the project, approximately $105,000, makes it a major capital improvement, which means that it would White: culture determines behavior have to be approved by the Regents, a process that might take months according to Joel Witherell, By DEBBIE PETERSON principle for another,” White continued. “Thus, the Recreation Department director. So, you believe in free will, in your innate ability culturological revolution is just as much a revolution Robson Chambers, acting campus architect, who to determine the kind of person you are. Or, in the true sense of the word as any other presented the revised budget of the project at the perhaps you’re not so bold. Your interest in revolution.” meeting, expressed hopes that costs could be held to nutrition has led you to believe that “you are what This process, whereby human behavior is viewed $65,000 for the construction of four domes which you eat.” In either case, you’re wrong according to as being determined strictly by the outside influence would make the center a minor capital improvement world-renowned American anthropologist Leslie of culture, distinguishes man from other animals, which would not require Regent approval. Any White. White stated. The behavior of other animals is remaining funds needed to complete the project In his speech entitled “The Culturological determined by biological factors alone. Thus, “man could be approved at a later date, he added. Revolution” yesterday in 1004 South Hall White is different,” White remarked. “The fact that the PPC finally approved phase I explained that “Human behavior is not determined In order to discuss his approach to culture, White means that projects which students take an active by people themselves, but by their respective has introduced the term “culturology,” meaning the part in planning and constructing are being seriously cultures which influence them from the outside.” science of culture. considered,” commented Witherell. He called the This, according to White, is the baas of the “As a result,” White went on to say, “there is no approval “a breakthrough after a year of going to culturological revolution. Previously, people such thing as genius or inventions. Inventions are committee after committee trying to gain believed that culture and civilization were the merely the synthesis of already existing cultural acceptance of the center. products of man’s doing. However, he maintains, traits. Thus, genius can only be inferred from the In further action, the PPC approved a $40,000 the opposite is in reality the case. cultural fact. It is not a fact in and of itself.” addition to Building 408, one of the old barracks As a result, White pointed out, man cannot Viewed by his detractors as a dangerous nihilist near the Psychology Building. The new addition will determine the course of cultural development. and by his defenders as one of the great minds of house animal environmental chambers and auxiliary “Culture,” White noted, “enters into man and this century, White is a visiting professor at UCSB animal services in connection with a research project passes out again into the cultural system.” this year. currently being conducted by Rowland Chaffee, “Revolution involves the substitution of one (Continued on p. 12, col. 1) professor of chemistry. (Continued on p. 12, col. 1) PAGE 2 UCSB DAILY NEXUS THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18,1971

are interested in reproducing music exactly as it was played during the Renaissance.” She added that the Music Music of Renaissance experiences Department at UCSB is a particularly excellent customer of hers. popularity surge at El Paseo shop REACTION Mrs. Dwight does not feel that the growing popularity By ANNE HUNTER unusual Renaissance instruments. Because of her strong of the Renaissance period is surprising. “I think it’s a Frances Dwight, a former UCSB English instructor, has interest in Renaissance literature, music and art, Mrs. reaction against the specialization of the assembly line, been instrumental in bringing the current interest in the Dwight decided to respond to the demand created by this against the kind of mentality in which everyone has their Renaissance to Santa Barbara. Through the establishment Renaissance revival. own meaningless job and does only it,” she commented. of her uniquely fascinating Renaissance Music Shop, she Besides dulcimers and all types of recorders, the shop “It is a reaction against the extraordinary growth of has made it possible for hundreds of persons to particiapte science and technology which has produced such things as directly in the arts of the Renaissance. the nuclear bomb — people want to get back to the essential, beautiful things of life.” SPONTANEITY Mrs. Dwight believes that the well-rounded, humanistic The Renaissance Music Shop is located in the El Renaissance man will become an increasingly important Paseo shopping plaza, near De La Guerra and State. model for contemporary humans. ‘The youth of today Instead of structuring the shdp into the ordinary sterile are going through a rebirth; they are shaking off much of counters and merchandise displays which are found in the past,” she stated. “It is very similar to the most stores, Mrs. Dwight has allowed it to develop in a revolutionary changes which took plAce in England during sort of organic spontaneity. the Renaissance. Students want to recapture the sense of Works of art from Pakistan and posters announcing joyful freedom of the Renaissance.” musical events cover the shop’s walls, old elaborate Renaissance costumes are cluttered in a comer and SENSUOUS AND INTELLECTUAL portraits of Elizabethan nobility hang crookedly over a “The counter culture views the Renaissance as a symbol shelf. Peace posters, unusual old books and a Are flaming of the union of the sensuous and the intellectual,” she in the fireplace are all prominent. The total effect of this added. “It has been said that the Renaissance men chaos is to produce the combined atmosphere of a thought with their fingertips and felt with their minds — junk/freak/music shop. body and mind were one, there was no dichotomy. REBIRTH OF INTEREST Modem man feels that he has alienated his body from his mind, and is looking to the Renaissance to learn how to The shop originated as a result of the rebirth of interest bring them into union.” in all aspects of the Renaissance. In Santa Barbara, the Anyone wishing to hear the original Renaissance music adult education program has been offering classes in offers an incredible variety of rare Renaissance can attend the free concerts of the Greenwood Players held Renaissance skills such as recorder-playing and instruments. One of its specialties is the krumhom, which every Sunday at El Paseo shopping plaza from 2 - 5. dulcimer-making. was the forerunner to modem horns and is a long narrow Persons interested in playing recorders or in Erich Katz, the instructor of the recorder class and also wooden instrument with .holes instead of the dulcimer-making should contact the Santa Barbara Adult an eminent musicologist and author of a basic recorder contemporary valves. It also carries rauschpfeifes, which Education Program or the UCSB recreation department. book, complained to Mis. Dwight at meetings of the are capped-reed instruments resembling bagpipes, and American Recorder Society that fine recorders and sheet ducianes, which are a form of primitive bassoons. music were not available in Santa Barbara. Other uncommon instruments displayed in the shop DULCIMER OUTLET include baroque trumpets, harpsichords, baroque and Renaissance flutes, various classical guitars and lutes. Mrs. Dwight also learned that the dulcimer-making class According to Mrs. Dwight, “a whole spectrum of baroque needed an outlet for selling their instruments, and that and Renaissance musical instruments are being reproduced many UCSB students were interested in purchasing today, especially for university music departments which

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Exclusive Screening - More Exciting Short Films Tomorrow and Saturday Only Don't Missl Showings at 7:00 & 9:30 p.m. F R ID A Y , NOVEMBER 19 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20 STUDENTS: $1.25 NON-STUDENTS: $1.75 Sponsored by UNIVERSITY CENTER TICKETS ON SALE UCEN INFO BOOTH SUGGESTED FOR MATURE AUDIENCES SHOWN IN CHEM 1179 PAGE 3 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18,1971 UCSB DAILY NEXUS commented Lynn Marshall, faculty member and bicycle enthusiast. “The healthy, dean Liskamm leads transport talk and spiritual nature of bicyde riding makes it the desirable By TOM CREAR consisted of an eight-man panel Panel member Jim Morelan of separating motorists from mode of transportation and “Maximizing convenience will of students, faculty and staff the UCSB personnel department pedestrians and cyclists with use ought to be encouraged in any only be accomplished at the members who presented their proposed discouraging the use of of one-way streets. future planning,” he added. expense of environmental views on solutions to UCSB automobiles on campus by Most of the panel agreed that Panel members concurred that q u a lity ,” stated William traffic and transportation drastically raising the price of the bicycle will be the important consideration should be given to Liskamm, UCSB consulting problems. parking passes in conjunction mode of transportation in the improving the current bike campus architect, at a sparesely Commenting that solutions to with providing a cheap, future of the campus and I.V. system and the possibility of attended public forum held last transportation problems will be a alternative form of However, Don Hayden of the using income from parking to Monday on transportation key part of the new long-range transportation. parking and traffic committee accomplish the improvement was problems on campus and in Isla development plan for the Faculty member and I.V. stated that he Was opposed to the raised. Vista. campus, Liskamm cited our resident Robert Smith remarked current system of bike paths and I.V. planning commission Labeled as an “experiment in “automobile culture” as the main that banning automobiles on pointed to safety hazards that member Andy Simpson warned communication,” the public cause of current problems and campus and in I.V. is not the exist. that without consensus by the forum,' first of a quarterly series that it is “the end of the road for answer to problems and suggested “Bicycles are not the problem community no solutions of forums on planning issues, the automobile.” making the situation safer by but the solution to the problem,” discussed would be workable. Gary Wills speaks this afternoon Look For Special

By STEVE BELTON between the hunted Jesuit priests of English history This afternoon at 4, Gary Wills, Regent’s Lecturer and Berrigan’s own persecution for his anti-war Color Insert and author of the controversial book, “Nixon activities. Wills regards the liberal Catholics — and Agonistes,” will speak in 1910 Ellison. Admission is perhaps the Quakers — as, “the leaders in the free, and in this speech, his second and last at the anti-war movement in the East.” in this Nexus Issue UCSB campus, Wills will speak on the underground Wills has little faith in the electoral process as a political movements in Shakespeare’s time. means for effecting change in society. Presidential The underground in the Elizabethan period was elections, which consist of two men trying to mainly composed of the illegal Catholic priests. The “out-middle” each other, are so devoid of most effective tactic used by what was then the controversy that, “by the time you get down to the Establishment to catch these priests was the wire, it’s almost impossible to tell one candidate informer: King James formulated the basic policy as from the other.” setting a tame duck to catch a wild one. What Gary Wills calls, “nongovernmental Gary Wills, former Contributing Editor to change” is the agent of change in America, so far as “Esquire,” an author frequently published in that he is concerned. Before a politician will even magazine as well as in “Playboy,” “Harper’s” and mention a subject, “it’s got to be fought out in the When you've found others, describes himself as a journalist. The public forum.” someone to share your dream importance of the Elizabethan underground to a “The whole opposition to the war on moral journalist is that, in Wills’ opinion, the same thing is grounds has raised the question of dissent,” says happening today, most notably in the Berrigan case. Wills, who is very worried about the direction this “Berrigan himself draws parallels,” says Wills, country is taking.

On Thursday, Nov. I t at * p.m., in 1824 Psychology, Professor Bryan Wilson, noted British sociologist of religion, will give a paper on “Aspects of Secularization** under the sponsorship of the Institute of Religious Studies. Professor Wilson is Reader In Sociology in Oxford University and Fellow of All Souls College. The lecture is open to the public, free of charge.

The California State Scholarship and Loan Commission reminds college students that the postmark deadline date for the filing of California State Scholarship applications is Nov. 19, 1971. POETRY READING 9,600 new scholarships for undergraduate college students + are to be awarded by the REFRESHMENTS Commission in April 1972. Students who believe they are Vie will read to each other, bring your favorite in need of financial assistance poems to for tuition and fees at the colleges of their choice and URC 7:30 P.M. Tonight Thurs. Nov. 18, 777 Camino Pescadero who have already taken the Scholastic Aptitude Test of the Sponsored by Eng. Undergrad Union College Entrance Examination Board may secure application forms from their schools or the Commission offices in Sacramento. GO FISHING!!! we have a ring set tor the two of you New Tropical Fish Room to sh a re . IVY III P E T P LA C E A Special and Complete Collection Next to Goleta Post Office OPENING SPECIALS of unique Orange Blossom Styles + has been assembled for your DRAWING FOR approval priced from $100.00 USC Student EQUIPPED 20 GAL. AQUARIUM Films PETS, PET SUPPLIES, BIRDS, THURS. NOV. 18 8 pm — Campbell Hall FISH SUPPLIES, TANKS. $1.00 Students 1015 STATE ST. $1.50 Non-Students DOG GROOMING, ETC. SANTA BARBARA Presented by UCSB, CAL. *964-1465 FOR DIRECTIONS t INFO. Opaa Friday evenings aatll 9:00 Ph. 961-3535 PAGE 4 UCSB DAILY NEXUS THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18.1971 ...... | EDITORIAL Each of the auditors' suggestions fail to take into account the needs of a top-rate institution. Scholarly works are essential; yet their ideas to reduce libraries and eliminate subsidization of the UC Press work against | UC is not a corporation this premise. The question of raising student fees again is even unsound As if the University of California isn't crippled enough, it is once again economically — besides being undesirable and unfair. Part of the reason | under fire. This time the state auditors have decided financial stability UC has experienced a drop in enrollment this fall is because students are | must be maintained at any cost. ' being priced out of existence. Besides it being financially unfeasible to Any cost, to these money-minded men, includes decimating all but demand this extra money from students, the money would be directed | two UC libraries, raising student fees AGAIN — for BUILDINGS, into channels students do not approve of. To pay an extra $40 a year to | requiring more teaching hours from an already underpaid faculty and maintain buildings, when financial aid is at a minimum, runs contrary to | ceasing to subsidize the UC Press, to name but a few of their most students' beliefs. 1 recommended atrocities. That the auditors came up with the recommendation to increase It is alarming to realize that UC means nothing more than a big faculty workloads is but another indication of their way of thinking. To | corporation which has to have its books balanced. To save money, any them, classroom hours mean time spent inside the physical "classroom." 1 means are used — regardless of their subsequent effect on educational Time spent with grad students, independent study supervision and | quality. , tutorials are not taken into account. Financially, most of the auditors' recommendations are sound. But is If the state auditors wish to make recommendations which have no § it a matter of finance? Should UC be run as a profit-making business? We basis in educational reality, fine. | think not. Strange as it may seem to the auditors, we feel measures We urge, however, that the Regents, the Legislature and the Governor i should be taken which do not impinge on students' educations. have the sense to refrain from destroying UC. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiHiiiiHiiiiiiMiiiHiiHiiiiiiniiiiiiniiiiiiiiiHiiHniiiiiiiiiHiHiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiimHiiiiitmiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiHiiiiiiiiinniiiiiiiiiimiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii^

Letters £ COMMENTAR Ymmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm Evolution 4Ramparts’ glare To the Editor: In a letter published in the mmmmmmmmmmmmmBY PAUL PETRICH JRjmmM NEXUS last Tuesday, Robert Harris, of the Christian Education Where is the rest of the truth? Association, objected to some of Your reprint from “Ramparts” on Disney’s conspiracy against the proofs of evolution given by America the Beautiful was great literature, as far as propaganda goes. Professor James Walters. I would Too bad such a vital and urgent question relating to conservation and like to comment on some of the ecology has to be dipped down so deep into the sewage of political points brought up by Harris in bias. the course of his letter. For those of us who hope that our conservation and ecology My main impression upon problems can be tackled prior to the day every aspect of capitalism is reading the letter was that Harris purged from our land, there is a wish for more honestly presented seemed to lack a basic information on such matters! By honest information it is assumed one understanding of what evolution has to play down emotional mutation of the facts and main issues of means. The phenomena of an argument (you know, this is that intellectual dirt-clod we have so selection, variation, mutation and indignantly thrown at the other side). change in gene frequency within a population, which he either SCANDAL acknowledged outright or implied “Rampart’s” article brought out many interesting indications of in his letter, are the forces by scandal in the Mineral King question in the form of accusations against which the evolution he denies is the establishment, from Disney to the Forest Service. If these accomplished. accusations against greedy exploitation of our wilderness and of the The particular example of the people of California can last through the light of more inquiry, this selection of dark over light moths article should be considered a great public service. in sooty areas of England, if But, those of us who are without the support of political prejudices explained in detail along with the Abby, Ronnie - Vern? to aid us in filling in factual voids, humbly desire more proof along implications as a function of To the Editor: with opinion. Out of ignorance we must ask who investigated these time, might not seem such a misdeeds and how can we substantiate their validity? I was delightfully touched as I was reading the NEXUS to come flimsy example of the short-term More important, like all propaganda, this article investigates the upon the “Dear Ronnie” column. forces involved in evolution. A issues from only one frame of reference — and, therefore, only raises In reading the response to one letter, a while back, I was struck by private conversation with Walters the most convenient questions. Many key issues relating to all might clarify the matter. the particular aptness — at least in regard to my generation — of the conservation and ecology matters are not even discussed. For example, In any case, if he is genuinely “Republican” concept of a decentralized government. The idea, in my is John Muir’s notion of conservation of our natural wilderness to serve interested in some good proofs of opinion, is a good one and worthy of serious reflection. as the only conservation concept worth recognizing — namely that the evolution, along with many good Let us pass, for the moment, consideration of the historical question wilderness should remain untouched to serve as a temple to soothe examples and an historical of how equitably the Republicans have — in general — distributed the men’s souls? perspective on the development people’s power. of evolutionary theory, I suggest Why not have a “Dear Vernon” column in the NEXUS? CAPITALIST EXPLOITERS that he read a book by G. G. Many UCSB students, including myself, are commuters. But I think “Rampart’s” article implied that all men who claim to be Simpson called “The Meaning of that few of them would dispute the clear and present need for conservationists, but who do not abide by Muir’s tenant, are by Evolution.” If he can’t find a establishing some sense of a campus community. What better way to definition capitalist exploiters conspiring to tear up our wilderness copy I’ll lend him mine. “You open the lines of communication between the students and the (Disney and the Forest Service, for example). What about the notion can lead a horse to water but you management than to open fire on the Chancellor? of conservation for man’s participation with (and use of) nature? Why can’t make him drink.” Since most people are shy in a group, I would like to be the first to was it not explained? It was championed by Theodore Roosevelt, a CHRISTINE L. CRAIG submit my question to Chancellor Cheadle: contemporary and friend of John Muir — and by the way, the man Senior, Anthropology (Continued on p. 9, col. 1) most responsible for the first National Park system. The above questions and many others have to be asked in addition DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau to the ones “Rampart’s” brought out, if anything close to the truth is to be found. Is it possible Disney, as a naturalist and Sierra Club X'YE TAKE X EXPECTED SETTER. c o n e r o OVER M Y THINGS FROM YOU, MARK! member, instead of seeking only profits from Mineral King, felt he was TAKE CHER OFFICE?! "TAKING OYER OFFICES" accomplishing a conservation measure true to his concept of YOUR O FFICE ' TH A T'S SO WENT OUT IN E9 AFTER conservation for use? WILL YOU 60 CORNY, THE HARVARD INCIDENT.' PEACEFULLY?IT'S YOUR METHODS ARE Is it possible, as he himself claimed, this “Mineral King Resort“ was unbelievable 1 to be an example and a precedent for properly planned and properly (Continued on p. 9, col. 4) A S f

The opinions expressed are those of the individual writer and do not ü L necessarily represent those of the Regents of the University of California, the Associated Students or the UCSB D A IL Y NEXUS. Articles labelled “editorial” represent a consensus of the UCSB D A IL Y NEXUS Senior f f ( r y r Editorial Board unless signed by an individual writer. Letters and columns from opposing viewpoints are welcome. * ' lä&la

CHOREOGRAPHIC SPECTRUM, Main Theater, Dec. 3 and 4; Carroll Baker in Elia Kazan's “Baby Doll, Films from Hollywood's Heyday, Campbell Hall, 8 p.m. on Sunday; Charles Lloyd, in concert with Charlie Musselwhite and Freddie Hubbard, Robertson Gym , 8 p.m ., Saturday. PAGE 6 UCSB DAILY NEXUS THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18,1971 Excellent mime by ‘Chorica’

By ROBIN ORBAN they comfort each other, they stroll together in “Chorica” — Greek drama brought to life through groups. They are a society. “Genesis” is complete. the total theatre utilization of speech, music and Next, “Chorica” plunges into the mainstream of movement. ancient Greek culture. The abbreviated interpretations of Aeschylus’ “Oresteia,” Euripides’ The Nov. 12 presentation did not attempt to “The Bacchae,” and Aristophanes’ “The Birds” reproduce Greek theatre, but rather to interpret encapsulate that remarkable cultural boom during certain of its themes through modem media — an the 5th Century B.C., and even approximate the effective bridge between ancient and contemporary agenda of a typical day of ancient Greek theatre — theatre and thought. three tragedies followed by a comedy. The structure and content of “Chorica” represent a history of the birth and development of ancient Gazi’s costumes, some taken directly from Greek Greek theatre. sculpture and vase painting, span a longer stretch of time — from the geometric designs of the First comes “Genesis”, based on the poem by Choephoroe dresses to the Classical robes and Lorraine Hansberry, author of “A Raisin in the Sun” and Sinclair Beiles and Annie Rooney. The curtain rises hairstyles of the Bacchae. “The Sign in Sidney Brustein’s Window,” who died in 1964 at on a dawning civiliation — a background of colored the age of 34, is still bringing new exciting theater to audiences light — shallow descending platforms covered with a Zouzou Nicoloudi’s choreography is a fascinating through the efforts of her husband, Robert Nemiroff. shadowed geological form. We hear primeval sound composite — sometimes flat, friezelike movement; “To Be Young, Gifted and Black,” her story told in her own in nonrhythms. As the light intensifies, the form sometimes thoroughly three dimensional modem words, will be performed in Campbell Hall on Monday, Nov. 22, begins to move, to undulate. Separate sepulchral dance; sometimes the gaiety and vigor of folkdance. at 8 p.m. The play was woven together by Robert Nemiroff from figures become discernible, each totally enshrouded, On at least one occasion — the meeting between letters, diaries, notebooks and portions of her plays. The form is variously punctuated by the angle of an arm, the Electra and Orestes — there is a choreographic free-flowing with scenes and memories merging into each other. roundness of a skull. A hand emerges briefly, analogy to Greek rhetoric: Electra and Orestes’ No single member of the company plays Miss Hansberry; rather, flutters, grasps at nothing, disappears. A knee flexes, dialogue in movement parallells the single-line all in turn, male and female, black and white, portray her, her testing its strength. A head lifts then tilts under its exchange (stychomythia) in ancient tragedy. characters and the people who most effected her. own weight. A back arches, curls the body into a After a year at New York’s Cherry Lane Theatre, the New sitting position. The figures awaken, find their legs The overall performance quality is of rare York Company has been touring colleges and community and rise. They wander the stage awkwardly, lifting excellence. Although an English translation of the theaters across the United States. “To Be Young, Gifted and their hands to draw them down their faceless skulls. Greek would add another facet for American Black” has been acclaimed “Hilarious” by Bill Cosby. “A very A shroud falls back; a face is revealed. And another, audiences, “Chorica” is a complete and satisfying young woman with an overpowering vision...She was not trying another. They see and come to know each other. theatrical experience, a bridge across time and to ‘make it’ — she was trying to keep the faith,” wrote James They gather their swathing into robes. They fight, culture into the depths of Western civilization. Bladwin in “Esquire” about Lorraine Hansberry. Tickets may be purchased at the Arts and Lectures Ticket Office, Building 402, on campus. For further information Opera for children telephone 961-3535. -CONCERT REVIEW------Should parents take their Thomas Faunce with an eye to children to see a fowl play? simplicity. Virginia Faunce is Definitely yes, in the opinion fastening fur and feathers to the Johnny Otis in Concert of the members of the UCSB all-student cast which includes Opera Theater, provided the fowl tenor Barry Armstrong as KEITH BURNS----- are barnyard animals, and the Chanticleer, baritone Tim Foster Johnny Otis has, at one time, preference has obviously play is “Chanticleer.” as the fox, and sopranos Lynn been a disc jockey, president of a switched to blues, rock and roll, Admission is just fifty cents Brannen as Pertelote and Sue record company (Dig Records) and rhythm and blues, he for the one hour performance at Dahlin as the Widow. and a music publishing company, occasionally includes a few jazz Lotte Lehmann Concert Hall on Despite the simplicity, there a film producer (Juke Box pieces in the show in which he Saturday (Nov. 20), at 11 a.m. will be points of interest even for Rhythm), a promoter of dances, exhibits his skill on vibes. In the and 2 p.m. connoisseurs of opera, according concerts and new talent. He Club Alabam and a later club, Professor Zytowski is taking to Mitchell. “There are clever taught himself how to play drums called the Barrel House (in Watts) special care to insure that this uses of operatic tricks of Mozart at 17 and later picked up piano he has brought together and exposure to opera — for many hungry fox. Neither Chanticleer’s and other composers to poke fun and vibes. He toured with a jammed with bluesmen like young people, perhaps their first hen, Pertelote, nor the widow at the whole operatic style,” he couple of local name jazz bands T-Bone Walker and George — will be a good one. He will who runs the barnyard, can save said. and then formed his own band “Harmonica” Smith and, of introduce each performance with Chanticleer from his own ego. He This is the 50th production of and the Club Alabam in Los course, Joe Turner. Esther a brief discussion of the nature of escapes by trickery, leaving the UCSB Opera Theater, but Angeles in 1945. Phillips, a regular member of the opera as an art form and he will everyone wiser and happier. really the first children’s offering. He was primarily a jazz troupe (though absent Saturday), tell the story of “Chanticleer,” The barnyard setting, with the “There will be more events for musician and he recorded with was only a little girl, too small to the cocky rooster whose vanity chicken coop where Chanticleer youth if the public responds,” such greats as Illinois Jacquet and get into a night club when makes him easy prey for the lives, is being designed by according to Zytowski. Lester Young. Though his (Continued on p. 8, col. 1)

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I.' Cuan Mandar IvfUaf UAm 75e AT  U SANTA BA«MM THEATRES f SB'S Lieu NOW OPEN le» Mm mM Um warn THE SURF 5796 Dawson St. - Goleta FEATURING C00RS BEER, HOT SANDWICHES, POOL Coziest Beer Bar in Town TABLES, FIREPLACE! Come on all you people NOW - Lets get together and drink beer I am certain that if any movie producer ever felt that he had J with one another RIGHT NOW. V* finally created, once and for certain, the number one worst film Jr ever committed to celluloid, he would tie up the postal system for days in an effort to get it to me as fast as possible. He k. wouldn’t just advertise it and show it in a theatre. No, that’s too ^ T simple. Part of the fun is that I can’t have heard of the film in ^ ** any way shape or form before I am subjected to it. "¥• Last week for example. Now, I should have known by this if -+( time that movie people are out to get me. I mean, when you’ve Consider this... ■hi gone to just two “sneak previews” in your life and the pictures J It takes a little extra effort to find the WOODEN k- were “The Magic Garden of Stanley Sweetheart” and “Cold T ^ Turkey,” you should realize immediately that to come within ^ HORSE (it’s upstairs away from the street). So we r* 200 feet of such an event is to risk mental dismemberment. Jr take extra effort to make your visit worthwhile. . . •¥■ But, it couldn’t happen again. Naw, they wouldn’t pull three that’s only fair. ^ in a row on me. I mean, the producers of the picture sent m ea^. ^ bottle of pink champagne, they went to the trouble of sending ^ Mulled Spiced Cider —191 one of the executive producers of the film out to meet me, I was , Tonight 11/18 informed that the picture had been shown at a preview in J - v* Hollywood and had played to a packed house of young adults Jr R.ICU PROCTER. * \ A J . . . / ) 4 rendered helpless with laughter. No, this time was different. This $1.00 off ANY v time, I was going to be the critic who discovered the “sleeper” j (M . comedy of the year, who prevented a wonderful but unheralded . £ picture from disappearing into exploitation release by extolling s V* its virtues hither and yon. For this I would be publicly thanked J^ LARGE PIZZA -fi by a dinner party at which John Simon, Richard Schickel, Judith )+■ Crist and Pauline Kael would read selections from my past TONIGHT ONLY v columns in an effort to isolate any other gems of information I j 11/18/71 ^ may have tossed off unknowingly. -fc I went to see “The Pink Angels” Wednesday night. ^ The only reason that I didn’t walk out after the first ten ^4 . minutes was that I was afraid there was someone I knew among the other five people and I was afraid there might be some kind v* of scandal involved if it became known that I had seen that ^ -fc particular picture. Jt A BO WIDERBERG FILM FESTIVAL! i r yL r “The Pink Angels” should not have been listed under ^ jr a g ic “Movies,” it should have gone under “Cruel and Unusual ^ LANTERN Paramount Picture* Prtsents Punishment.” It was completely devoid of any sort of wit or J^- t h e a t r e A Sagittarius Production humor, and as far as I could tell, also devoid of any sort of A BO WIDER8ÉRG FILM entertainment value. It’s not that the jokes didn’t come offjw ^ it’s that there were no jokes in the first place. “J o e H i l l " In Color A Pv »mount Pctur« "EXCITING!1 ▼ In writing a review (or hopefully, what turns out to be an Jf — David Sheéhàn, CBS' -+C obituary) of “The Pink Angels,” I was reminded of Robert KNXT TV Nhwt -AND h Benchley’s one man stand against a play titled “Abie’s Irish w Rose.” Benchley was the drama critic of Life magazine. He saw . [“Perhaps the must ^ “Rose” the day after he witnessed a now forgotten catastrophe ^ E lv ir a 9* entitled “The Rotters.” His review went like this: ▼- beautiful movie in history.* j^. M a d i d i v “On the night foUowing the presentation of “The Rotters,” a -Brendan CiU, The New Yorker. . residents of Broadway, New York City, were startled by the ^ sound of horse’s hoofs clattering up the famous thoroughfare. Jr MIDNIGHT FLICK u Rushing to their windows, they saw a man in Colonial costume J^- FRI.&SAT. THE COLLECTOR” ridingllUllig aU bayt/UJ UIU1Vmare UVUI from whose 1IUV0V VJ eyes W flashed fire. The man was ^ shouting as he rode and his message was: “ The Rotters’ is no J f sj longer the worst play in town! ‘Abie’s Irish Rose’ has just ^ opened!"Benchley never believed the play would last; but it did, * ^ for five years. He was in charge of the “Confidential Guide” page + M in his magazine and some of his comments on the play over the J^ AIA6IC -ft next five years were as follows: LANTERN * THEATRES w uu rara yL. #2 “People laugh at this every night, which explains why ^ # democracy can never be a success.”

“Just about as low as good, clean fun can get.” J^ •One Of The funniest Pictures Of The Year/ “Where do the people come from who keep this play going? picsent KEN RUSSELL S Ntai u! You don’t see them out in the daytime.” D.H. LAWRENCE'S FELLINI'S James Gamer, v* “America’s favorite comedy, which accounts for the number Jr "WOMEN IN LOVE" of shaved necks in the streets.” J^ COLOR by DeLuxe United Artists : s r “Satyricon’\ •+C After a while Benchley started getting a little desperate: ^ ^ “In another two or three years we’ll have this play driven out ^ ^ of town.” w ^ “Probably the funniest and most stimulating play ever written w by an American. (Now let’s see what that will do.)” ^ THE FRENCH CONNECTION’ it’s one of ^ “We might as well say it now as later. We don’t like this play.” . e very best movies I’ve seen this year.” —JOYCE HABER, Los Angeles Times ^ “Four years old this week. Three ounces of drinking iodine, J r please.” * 20th CENTURY-FOX PRESENTS M J f W— v And finally, he gave up completely: j i THE FRENCH h t V O M * . “The Phoenicians were among the earliest settlers of Britain.” ^ + ‘ V She watched li~ “There is no letter “w” in the French language.” * N her sister i t “\ye see that earthquakes are predicted in these parts some J+- CONNECTION i . — — vIolatlOMt d j ODADA i time in the next seven years. Could it be that...” ____colorbydeluxe» ^ f l ! ctipy & ^ After seeing ‘T he Pink Angels” I know how he felt. ^

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Marc Benno album 22. Two other films on the o f the world’s leading “Minnows” is a fine second album by a young composer-performer. Play program will be a short Czech evolutionary geneticists, will Marc Benno sings and plays guitar, piano, organ, and Marxophone (a film, “Genesis,” and a film on conclude the campus series small, harpsichord-like instrument with buttons instead of keys). Frank Wedekind’s “Spring’s prison life written by prisoners, Wednesday, Dec. 1 at 4 p.m. in Though his music is more subdued, it is still quite similar to the gospel Awakening” will be performed “The Cage.” Campbell Hall. rock of Leon Russell and Don Nix. All the essential ingredients are this weekend, Friday, Saturday There will be a 30 cents present the percussive, churchy piano, bottom-heavy dominance of the and Sunday, at 10:30 p.m., in the admission charge. Tickets may be bass drum, twanging guitar, and female choir. Old Little Theater. This purchased at the door. Concerts Marc Benno is in good company on this album. Among his sidemen production, co-directed by two are Carl Radle of the Shelter People, Clarence White of the Byrds, undergraduates and involving 16 The University Symphony Jesse Davis. Bobby Womack, the soul singer, guitarist, and all-around actors playing 34 roles, gives Orchestra will present their first oggum-boggum-type guy, also puts in an appearance. UCSB audiences the opportunity Lecture concert this fall on Tuesday, Nov. Rita Coolidge, Clydie King, and Venetta Fields form the backup to see a rarely performed but The Darwin Centennial 23, at 8 p.m. in Lotte Lehmann chorus, lending a devotional air to the proceedings. Their voices very important play. Lectures will continue Tuesday, Concert Hall. wafting in behind Benno’s plaintive lyric highlight the album. “Love in Nov. 23 at 8 p.m. in Campbell The public is invited to the My Soul” and “Speak Your Mind” are two examples of the chorus Hall when Dr. Garrett Hardin free concert which is under the carrying a song. explores the provocative theme, direction of Ronald Ondrejka, These are not your common, clock-punching Andre Kostelantez Noon “Man Makes Himself.” UCSB lecturer in music. backround vocalists. Rita Coolidge and Clydie King have both The Monday noon film series recorded their own albums and all three have worked together Dr. Hardin observes that “long in Lotte Lehmann will conclude previously. As a matter of fact there is an entire interlocking before Sartre coined the title with showings on Nov. 22 and directorate of musicians centering around Marc Benno-Rita (Man Makes Himself)...Darwin 29. “The Poem of Rodia,” a film Coolidge-Leon Russell-Don Nix. realized that man has the power about the famous Watts Tower in —Marc Benno wrote two of the songs on Rita’s much acclaimed to make himself, and described Los Angeles, often described as the mechanisms by which this album, while Clydie King and Venetta Fields did backup vocals. In one of the “wonders of the self-making takes place. addition many of the musicians accompanying Rita also appear on world,” will be shown on Nov. Theodosius Dobzhansky, one “Minnows,” namely, Clarence White, Jim Keltner, Jerry McGee, and Marc Benno. —Booker T plays on Rita’s LP, he is the husband of Rita’s sister, Priscilla. Both Booker T and Priscilla performed on Benno’s first. —Leon Russell cut some tapes with Marc Benno about 2 1/2 years ago from which two discs have been issued, one of which was just released (“Asylum 2” on Shelter). Leon also plays on Rita’s record, along with Jim Horn, who records for Leon’s Shelter Records. Jim blew saxophone on Benno’s first release. —Jesse Davis played on “Minnows” as well as “Leon Russell and the Shelter People,” as did Jim Keltner and Carl Radle. —Furthermore, Chris Stainton, Barry Beckett, and David Hood recorded both Leon Russell’s second album and Don Nix’s second, “Living by the Days.” Additionally, we have Duck Dunn from Stax performing on Don Nix’s Elektra album (his first was on Shelter) after taping Rita Coolidge’s A & M LP. If we investigate further we find that a good many of these names come from Joe Cocker’s “Mad Dogs and Englishmen,” such as Chris Stainton who co-authored several songs with Cocker. I hesitate to even mention Delaney and Bonnie’s interconnections at this point. Having now carried the point well past absurdity, I trust that we can all concur that some sort of musical socialism has developed among Marc Benno-Rita Coolidge-Leon Russell-Don Nix. I only regret that I was unable to demonstrate any tangible coalition between Marc Benno and Don Nix other than that they were “just good friends.” JOHN KNOERLE Trivia featuring Lucy, Richy and the Mertzes. Where I think we can 1) Who Can forget “My Little catch you, however, is with Margie,” whose lovable antics LUCY’S MAIDEN NAME (4). so often brightened up our 3) Since you won’t be able to get youth. Average trivia freaks the last question, here is an will have no trouble with (1) easy one. What was the original her father and his boss, (2) but name of the “Ed Sullivan it will take an expert to name Show.” (5) And while you’re the old lady who lived down at it, what was the old quiz the hall (3) We are not sure, show that Johnny Carson used but Margie MIGHT have had a to host? (6) boyfriend (3!4) (purely 4) L.A. trivia freaks: here’s one Platonic, mind you). If you for you. Remember the old know his name, drop on by the Troy Furniture commercial NEXUS and let us know. with the punk kid singing 2) Although few will admit it, “Troy, Troy, what a joy....” almost every one used to What was the old man’s name - watch “I Love Lucy,” the President of Troy. (7) felt somewhat apprehensive when cookeryby alan hooker %! he brought out a wa-wa pedal, Concert especially after hearing the 4 rhythm guitarist in T-Bone’s (Continued from p. 6) group when he was here. As it “As I wrote in “Vegetarian Gourmet Cookery,” I began to rely on herbs Johnny Otis discovered her turned out, despite my purist because it was apparent how necessary they were to add flavor to vegetarian singing the blues at the Barrel attitude of resentment toward House. such devices in blues, I had to cooking. Naturally, this is equally true of cooking meat, fish and fowl. With a few members of the admit that it worked and worked This is not just a book about herbs and spices, however, it is a recipe show missing (“Mighty Mouth” well. Shuggie’s use of the wa-wa book concerned with basic foods first and how they are enhanced by the Evans was also absent) it was still pedal as a trick of rhythm for judicious use of herbs and spices. A few recipes do not even have herbs or the best performance I’ve seen accent is altogether a different spices, but they are so good they should not be excluded.” the show give. So much story from T-Bone’s guitarist, needed improvement has taken who used it rather with license to — Alan Hooker place in the Otisettes and they camoflauge his lack of skill in are beginning to tighten up their phrasing (or voicings — the act. They had trouble finding the technique of making the S3.95 key in the beginning of one tune, instrument resemble the human but they are not imitating Tina voice in tonal quality and also Tecolote Book Shop Turner; after whom they are cultural mannerisms) which is the modeled, nearly so much as they basis of all black music. Avenida del Oro used to. They have also added There’s nothing I can say another girl to make the trio a about the masters, Joe Turner, quartet and the sound backing up Eddie “Cleanhead” Vinson, La Cumbre Plaza the lead more full. Margie Evans and, of course, Shuggie Otis has also improved Johnny Otis, which their music 687-4700 quite a bit, though I must admit I didn’t say best. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18,1971 UCSB DAILY NEXUS PAGE 9 plate-glass door (it broke). It was a mind-expanding experience. Mineral King’s ecology P r o b l e m ? Mama mia, luckily I was not hurt, sustaining only a small sliver in Carrots (Continued from p. 4) my knee. (Continued from p. 4) To the Editor: managed recreational attractions amid our natural heritage (as contrast Dear Vemon: My mind, however, continues “Truth is stranger than Why are the front doors at the to contract at the thought of to Yosemite and Tahoe)? fiction,” they say, and I have the How revolutionary was his idea that no motorized vehicles would main library kept on a catch? As going through a plate glass door, facts to back ’em up. I was leaving the library this that is, a prism a la realite and trespass the resort area itself? And what of the people who seek in our afternoon, I nearly went through being instantaneously sliced into The other day, whilst leaving mountains a spiritual refreshment in the winter through skiing rather the glass — for the second time. 50 radically-uniform pieces of our beloved Administration than hiking — are they merely to be written off as subversive agents of Every other door on campus apple pie. Building, I was maliciously the Micky Mouse Club? swings freely when it is pushed. How about it, Chancellor attacked by a gang of feathered RICH CAMPERS Why should the library doors be Cheadle? Can those doors be put henchmen (how they got inside an exception? on automatic pilot until closing my hench I’ll never know) who Furthermore, how just and democratic is the notion that the Last week, in my home, I time? plucked out all my body hair and wilderness should be the domain of the elite who can afford the time actually did go through a Name Withheld on Request stole my cassette spectacles. and money to explore it? What about the working man and his family and the minority populations locked in our cities who have only short DAILY NEXUS Editor’s note: OX. That But even that wasn’t half as weekends to get spiritual refreshment via some sort of contact with sounds good to us. The NEXUS distressing as the time a gigantic nature? will examine the possibility of carrot leered at me from the top Do we secretly hope he will take his family to Disneyland and leave lining up a weekly "Dear of South Hall Annex. I ducked the wilderness to us? Or should we, because of his like for Disneylands Kiosk into the dwarf maples to avoid it, and his inability to “rough it” in the wilderness quite as courageously Vernon” column. However, we m eetings hope it would be used in a but the turnip guards caught me as we (desiring something of nature more accessible), write him off as a Annex Steering Committee of the constructive/instructive manner anyway. I never have any luck at hard hat member of the Micky Mouse Club? Student Lobby meets at 2:30 in and not as a way to “open fire on all. I don’t claim to have the answers to. these additional questions, nor 1128A UCen. Everyone welcome. the Chancellor. ” CLEM BARNEY do I necessarily agree with what they imply for conservation in all Campus Crusade meets at 9 in the matters, but it is beyond my reasoning powers to see how an honest Santa Rosa Formal Lounge. Hear inquiry into a conservation and ecology problem of any kind can omit Arthur Katz, former Marxist, the issues they represent! existentialist, atheist and faculty radical on "Odyessey of a Radical." I write no poems Chimes meeting tonight at 6:30 at that aren t claimed 6546 El Nido, No. 4. PHREQUENT PHONES * ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ in sunlit orchards < » Chinese Students Association meeting DAILY NEXUS . . . 961-2691 •< ► or desert nights « ► INDIAN PRINT for UCSB students interested in Switchboard . . . . .968-3565 < ► taking introductory Cantonese Metropolitan ; ; TAPESTRIES course (non-credit), today at noon What I say to you Theatres ...... 962-8111 « ► in the Cafe Interim. - - NOW - 14.95 is squandered on the storm Health « » Christian Science Organization teachings o f wind and reeds Center-...... 961-3371 « OCEAN TOAD meeting at 4:15 at the URC. < Campus community invited. English Undergrad Union evening of There are no poems for you poetry and refreshments, tonight at that write like I do. 7:30 at the URC. Please bring your Coffee is on the house. favorite poems, we will read to each other. German Club: Was ist ein LEE MALLORY Bauchredner? Come find out today at 4 in the Centennial House. Help Special Sale prepare for Niklaus Party. Intercollegiate basektball meeting at 4 in 1410 RG. - through Saturday , I.R.O. Women's Community at 2 Friday, Nov. 19 in the Interim. - Tremendous deal on Peace, Love, Joy, Isla Vista Switchboard general - meeting at 8 in the Service Center Happiness, etc. * Meeting Room. People for the Clean Environment Act - I such on extra special deal on meet at 8:15 in UCen. Sailing — general meeting at 8:30 in Ray Varloy’s Isla Vista. 2272 UCen. Movies will be shown. UCSB Affiliates Student Relations - plus many other discounts t free gifts Committee will be present to rap and give information as requested or needed by students today from 10-12 and 1:30-3 in UCen by the - Open til cafeteria. Logos things 10 p.m. Recruiter Manural Carez, UCSF will Bookstore Fri. I Sat. be here to interview minority students for undergraduate and grad placement from 1:30-4 in 1132 UCen. 1968-3316 976 Emb. del Mar Draft counseling is available tonight and every Thursday from 7-10 at the Department of Justice in the Community Service Center, I.V . sponsored by the S B . Legal Collective. Women's turkey trot next week. A 2-mile course and the winner gets a real dead turkey. Be at RG fields T uesday. The first edition of 'T h e English Express" with host Joel Crawford hits the airwaves today on KCSB at 1:30. CRANE RECORD SHOP Listen ini IM annual X-country meets is Saturday. A 3-mile jaunt around the NOW IN ISLA VISTA lagoon is the course. No sign-ups necessary. Meet on the UCen lawn. All pre-law students are invited to BEST CLASSICAL MUSIC attend a general meeting at 10 Friday, Nov. 19 in 2284 UCen. Individual interviews with Mr. Robert K. Wrede, A T BEST PRICES Cornell Law School will begin at 11. Call 961-3874 for an appointment. D iif s d i Grammophon Gesellschaft Sailing regatta this Saturday. Turn entries into IM office today. Yoga classes with Yogi Haeckel $3.49 today at noon in 2272 UCen. For Westminster Gold further info call 967-1860. $1.47

Asian Americans interested in a law career: representatives SPECIAL: from Loyola Law School will be here Friday from 12-2 in the CANNED HE A T f t j i c UCen Program Lounge. Interested individuals can Living the Blues 2 Album Set contact the Asian American Alliance at 961-3853 between 11-3. 913 Embarcadero del Norte 968-3817 PAGE 10 UCSB DAILY NEXUS THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18,1971

A football game connotes many feelings in a spectator, Defective physical characteristics indude spastic most of them physical. The seat-edge excitement of paralysis, athethosis and rigidity. Patients may suffer from watching fierce competition and well-performed play, the A grid fan one or more of these muscular disorders in varying degrees contagious enthusiasm of hundreds of cheering people and also from related defects such as hearing, visual and jumping up and down in the stands, the emotion involved speech impairments, convulsions and intelligence loss. in supporting a winning team or suffering defeat with a Hillside was incorported as a non-profit, non-sectarian can be organization over 25 years, ago in Ojai. Relocated to losing one are all part of attending such a sports event. Ontare in Santa Barbara in 1945, it currently is situated BY DEBBY OLSON off the Las Positas turnoff and is an impressive 26-acre However, physical involvement is not the only role of a many people complex. Patients residing there now range in age from fan. two-and-a-half to 56 years old. Approximately 30 of these Steve loves football, his favorite pro team is the are teenagers. Under the directorship of administrator Minnesota Vikings and he can rattle off facts, names and Cedi Cooprider and his wife since 1947, the goals of the figures for all sorts of teams and leagues. But he has center are therapeutic and educational. probably never jumped out of his seat in excitement at a Rated as one of the world’s outstanding cerebral palsy football game and probably never will — you can’t do that centers, it’s main purpose is a realization by patients and when you are a cerebral palsy victim, bound to a wheel non-patients alike that the handicap of cerebral palsy is to chair. Yet this guy is as avid a supporter as you would ever be regarded as a challenge to one’s resources of courage, meet. intelligence, faith and will-to-live, not as a crippling One of the 60 residents of Hillside House, a cerebral condition. This they hopefully accomplish through palsy center located in Santa Barbara, Steve and 25 of his training and therapy in locomotion, self-care, fellow students at the center will be attending the communication, appearance, self-support and involvement Gaucho-Santa Clara game this Saturday afternoon. In in self-satisfying activities and hobbies. continuing a four year tradition, they will be the guests of Possessing a national interest in cerebral palsy benefit the Phi Sigma Kappa fraternity which has supported the work, the UCSB Phi Sigma Kappa Fraternity contribution organization since 1968. to Hillside House has centered around sponsoring this UCSB official baseball historian and number one event for the patients every year and fund-raising support Gaucho enthusiast Phil Womble will be present too. Phil, as well. In previous years the selling of “Go Gaucho” 35, is also a member of Hillside House and has been affected with this disorder of the central nervous system since birth. He is an exceptional individual with a "The handicap of cerebral palsy is to be regarded perceptive, receptive mind immediately noticible despite as a challenge...not as a crippling condition." his confinement to a wheelchair and a speech handicap. Possessing a profound interest in all sports and a special buttons and special money-raising dinners have love for baseball, he has been responsible for the gathering accumulated over $750 in donations which has helped and compiling of all articles concerning the team and their HAPPY HILLSIDER - Hillside House's Phil Womble is flanked by Gaucho co-captains Steve Gullotti (16) and Rich Rigali while towards the purchase of a muscle-coordinating device now games printed in the Santa Barbara News.Press each in use at the center. This year’s fund-raising plans are still season for the past three and a half years. Phi Sigma Kappa fraternity members Chris Smith (rear, left) and Jim Gazdecki look on. in the making. This is a painstaking, time-consuming task involving Pete Stevens, a part of this program since it’s inception clipping each article out of the newspaper and pasting it and the New Press and Goleta Valley Sun sports staffs. in 1968 feels that this function is “a good recreational into a scrapbook type notebook. Phil records scores and Particularly indebted to Phil’s efforts, the Gaucho baseball outlet for these people, especially since so many of them statistics for each game and comments on each article, be team has recognized his contributions by awarding him an are interested in sports.” Jim Gazdecki, this year’s Phi Sig it an analysis of a particular player’s performance or the honorary membership in the UCSB Block C lettermen’s chairman for the affair reports that their immediate goal, game in general. Every page is neatly typed, which means dub, including a personalized letterman jacket. “is to make sure we extend ourselves to the people at long hours of laborius letter-by-letter key punching, Cerebral Palsy can arise before, during or soon after Hillside House in the greatest way we can. We want to spacing, centering and punctuating. birth, resulting from a variety of factors, such as German make sure we’ll be real companions for them for the day His dedication has earned, him much respect and measles, multiple pregnancies, prematurity or RH and make it a fun-producing event for them. admiration from University sports personnel and players incompatibility. (Continued on p. 11, col. 3)

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University Center ex cond. $195/ofr. John 964-7932. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18,1971 UCSB DAILY NEXUS PAGE 11 seed (they ended the season tied for second with San their season. Coach Rowland confirmed this. “We are Diego State, who received the second seed). Thus, they mentally ready, the team is up.” If victory is to come, the Improved poloists are in the opposite bracket as San Jose State, the number team’s spirit will have to be a cause. one seed, as well as the top team in the nation. In order to So Friday it begins, even if they lose a game, UCSB can reach the finals probably against SJS — unless a major still place second (two losses and a team is out) by playing upset occurs at 11 a.m. on Saturday — the Gauchos must an extra game. The top two teams have berths for the face stiff test beat Fresno State (who UCSB barely beat last week 9-8) NCAA play-offs, so second is still a sought after spot. But Friday at 10 a.m. and the winner of the SDS-Cal State LA as coach Rowland says: “We’d like to play three games game (most likely SDS). this weekend.” So it will not be an easy job for the poloists and they in PCAA tourney can ill-aford to look ahead to San Jose. Last weekend they were antidpating a championship match with UCI, and By SKIP RIMER they were upset by UC Riverside (9-8). Hillside support Since the beginning of the season, every game has been “We’re taking the games one at a time,” impressed (Continued from p. 10) added experience for the young Gaucho water polo team. Rowland, “and Fresno State is first.” He added, “If we “This is one practical way in which we can really Unfortunately, time will not allow any more experience, play up to our potential, we can win.” practice brotherhood,” continued Gazdecki, “a lot of as the PCAA play-offs begin this weekend at UCSB Potential is one thing the Gauchos certainly have. Their people seem to talk about it; hopefully in this small way (starting Friday at 8:30 a.m.). offense is now moving very strongly. Last weekend they the Phi Sigs will be really doing something about it.” There have been many ups and downs for the poloists; averaged 7.3 goals a game. Neil Quinn and Phil Bowen are Cooprider has nothing but praise for the brothers’ but there is time now only for ups. Having only three red hot and have scored 25 of the team’s last 44 goals. interested efforts. ‘This is exceptionally wonderful of the returning starters, the Gauchos were very uncoordinated Defensively, UCSB gave up an average of 6.2 goals, but boys. We greatly appreciate what they are doing and think through much of the year; but there is room now only for they held UC Urvine’s powerhouse attack to no set that this is a very admirable project.” teamwork. offense goals. All UCI’s goals came off of Gaucho A football game can connote many feelings besides the Week after week, coach Rich Rowland has said: “We’re turnovers. physical spectator-involvement that so much of society shooting for the PCAA play-offs in November.” Well, they Thus, UCSB’s chances lie mostly in themselves. If they can take for granted. It can also serve as a visual and are here now. prevent their defensive mistakes, they can easily vie for mental stimulation and as a spirit-lifting opportunity for What are the Gaucho’s chances? There are facts which the championship. people such as those at Hillside House in ways that many can be found on paper and facts which cannot. Emotionally, the Gauchos seem to be at the peak of of us don’t take the time to realize. Because of a coin flip, UCSB has been jpven the third f I M HOT LINE•*••••••••••••••••••• : Cross-country set j Weekend Pigskin Forecasts

• ••••••••••••••••a BY DAN SHEILLS Deposit this entry by Friday, 5 p.m. at the NAME:... Jocks, has-been’s, never-were’s and never-will-be’s ... All are welcome D A IL Y NEXUS OFFICE or Robertson Gym Ticket Office and encouraged to participate in the annual running of IM Games of Nov. 20-21 CURTICE GORDON CAMPBELL EBER BERNSTEIN READERS cross-country Saturday, Nov. 20, at 10:30 a.m. behind the UCen. Last week's picks 13-12 16-9 14-11 16-9 15-10 The course is a 1.8 mile loop of the lagoon and is scenic enough to Season's percentage .752 .674 .747 .755 .755 compensate even the fiercest blister. Come explore the “dark” side of Santa Clara at UCSB UCSB 14-12 UCSB 24-10 UCSB 21-6 SC 24-13 UCSB 21-0 UCSB’s private algae bin while you build your health and confidence. Fresno State at Pacific PAC 14-7 FS 35-7 CSLB 21-6 CSLB 24-21 CSLB 33-14 Sign-ups are at 10 a.m. Arizona St at San Jose St ASU 36-14 ASU 27-20 SJ 22-21 ASU 30-13 ASU 28-7 SFVSC at Cal St Los Angeles SFVSC 12-6- SFVSC 13-6* SFVSC 18-14SFVSC 24-7.SFVSC 20-14 ♦ * ♦ Arizona at San Diego St A R IZ 21-7 SDS 21-12 SDS 21-14 SDS 28-21 ARIZ 28-14 Cal St Fullerton at CP (SLO) CP 20-14 CP 24-17 CP 24-0 CP 13-10 CP 21-7 Returning to the topic of flag football — and the crucial games of California at Stanford CAL 7-6 STAN 27-14 CAL 14-13 CAL 24-17 CAL 28-6 UCLA at USC USC 20-7 USC 31-14 USC 21-20 UCLA 10-7 USC 30-2 last week in particular, it was the Sig Eps shutting out the Felts 18-0 Oregon State at Oregon OSU 14-7 ORE 21-20 OSU 6-0 ORE 7-0 OSU 16-6 behind their typically superb defense and some fine play-calling by Washington St at Washington WSU 21-20 WAS 24-16 WSU 14-0 WAS 20-17 WSU 12-0 Air Force at Colorado COL 30-14 COL 19-10 COL 18-0 COL 20-7 ‘COL 38-6 quarterback John Ahler; EKA outlasting the offensive precision and Ohio State at Michigan M IC 30-14 MIC 20-7 MIC 12-9 OSU 17-14 MIC 33-20 surprises of the 5 G’s 21-6; and Zie Cla pulling out a rain soaked 12-8 Michigan St at Northwestern MSU 14-7 NW 14-10 MSU 21-6 NW 20-14 NW 20-14 win over Lambda Chi on a Craig Clark to Jimmy Clarke bomb. Notre Dame at LSU LSU 20-14 ND 15-6 NO 21-6 NO 24-7 ND 30-6 Cornetl at Penn CORN 24-6 CORN 38-14 CORN 12-0 CORN 17-10 CORN 14-0 The last game may have been the most significant as it leaves Dartmouth at Princeton D ART 14-7 DART 10-7 D ART 6-0 DA R T 30-7 PRIN 33-6 Lambda Chi with a 1-3 mark and a doubtful play-off contender. If so, Tennessee at Kentucky TEN N 7-6 TENN 20-3 TEN N 21-6 TENN 19-0 TENN 21-0 Harvard at Yale Y A L E 14-7 Y A L E 7-0 HAR 7-6 HAR 30-14 YALE 6-0 it will be the first time in many, many years that the Lambda’s have Pitt at Penn State PS 36-12 PS 30-6 PS 24-0 PS 29-7 PS 22-6 missed out on post season action and reflects considerably the dedine Southern at Grambling GRA 24-6 GRA 21-16 GRA 21-0 GRA 33-7 GRA 21-6 of fraternities as IM powers. PROS Which all leads nicely into the question of how the play-offs will be San Francisco at Los Angeles SF 20-14 LA 24-17 LA 36-24 SF 27-10 SF 28-0 run this year. The format will be a 16 team play-off with six A teams San Diego at Oakland OAK 24-14 OAK 31-20 OAK 33-24 OAK 40-7 OAK 44-21 Dallas at Washington WAS 20-14 WAS 16-7 WAS 33-24 WAS 17-14 DAL 28-20 and 10 B teams (one from each league). Six “at large” B teams will Baltimore at Miami MIA 14-7 MIA 17-10 BALT 25-0 MIA 24-21 .BALT 25-21 also be selected and will be given berths in a separate B play-off, to be filled as the various B teams are defeated in the main play-off. In other words it is sort of a double elimination tournament for the 10 B teams ONE OF THE COMPLETE and a standard 16 team play-off for all others. It dosely resembles last WORLD'S SKI DEPT. year’s softball set-up. GREATEST SKI SPORTING RENTALS GOODS STORES Contrary to earlier reports, the Intramural Sailing Regatta will be held SPORTING GOODS this Sunday rather than Saturday. In addition, participants may sign up at Santi tartara, Calif. COMPANY, INC the IM office or at the Regatta Sunday. 1025 Chapala St. 965-0021

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