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TEAMMATES NAME Boise State College 'iBIBLE BELT~' FEARS RON AUSTIN SEX EDUCATION ,",1ATI 00'( , MOST INSPIRATIONAL SEE PLAYER ,", BEHINDTHE"S" BALL ..' FOR'6S·'sg ,.. ~"•», \\". BASKETBALL. , ft.· "_ AR81=r~R PAGE 2. VoL I No. 2S Wednesday, March 19,1969 Boise,

Shondells-,- ..--- Break Starts- IJ. Blow Thursday Nite - Spring. will officially be Concert recognized by Boise State College students Thursday at by Jane Dunn 10p.m.as the exodus begins from Arbiter Staff Writer the dorms, fraternity houses. college courts and any other Rumor has it that Tommy type of student housing for James and the Shondells played spring break. in concert at the USC Gym Administration and faculty Saturday night. March 15. Yeh, members also will join the that's about all it is, too. - parade as everyone tries to get as Considering the band who far away from the college as played the warmups from 9 until they can for six full days of II, the whole bunch of us who leisure. Classes will resume went wondered where "The Wednesday. March 26 at 7:45 Shonddls" were stashed. The a.m. thing didn't get under way for For those unfortunates who an hour, but when it did the get trampled and left for dead in blame was oushcd off on the the onslaught, the library has a ".A. system. "INTERIM" performed by special schedule for the break. Hefty veils out, "Come on you dancers of the Repertory Danc:c Hours are Thursday. March 20, (censored)!" accompanied made Theatre, from left, Tim regular hours; Friday and outbursts of tired applause, with Wengerd, choreography, Eric Saturday. 1 to 5!.m.;Sunday, 2 people climbing under the Newton and Gregg Lizenbery, is to 5 p.m.; an Monday and railings to get to the main on the March 27 program at Tuesday, 1 to 5 p.m. Regular floor ... why, I don't know. Capital IIigh School auditorium. hours will resume Wedncsdav. Onst agc came five dudes, The Theatre group of the March 26. . materialized from the cover of University of Utah will ~o on Members of the Arbiter staff somethin~ called, "Cliver and stage at 8.30 p.m. and lJckelJ also hope to join the crowd and Cromson. ' From the shadow of are now on sale at the AUied "blow this joint" for the "Deep Purple." came "A Little Arts Ticket Agency in the Bon vacation so there will not be a Help From My Friends." They Marche. Prices are $2.50 for newspaper the week of !ltarch sure could've used it, too. adults, $1.50 for student and 24. An April Fools issue will be Somebody called junior, kept tickets also will be sold at the dimibuted Tuesday, April 1. gening the misplaced blame, door. The concert is sponsored from everything to the japanese br ~e BS<:!:y~eum Commi~ made amp system, to the lights. "Reach Out" followed. Lot of stage, with "Do Somethmg to •...... ••...... •.... NSA Fights CAB Too bad he was sitting off noise from the stage. Musr've Me." Yeh, put me out of my ...... •..••...... •...... •...... •.. stage ... I take that back. A . been something -heavy .like misery. They changed their •••••&ji L;;i;;·Ch~~:d·•.•..-.' blue-vested cat who hijacked the construction gomg on in the duds, anyw~: That .same guy On Student Fares microphone kept yelling for the background. A crude imitation with all the -gross Jokes (i') lights to be dimmed ... "lIow stepped to the mike and sung Beginning Wednesday, March Washington, D.C. -The' of "I Think We're Alone Now," 26, KBSC Radio will be listed as 'bout upchuck yellow, Fred? possessed the audience ... with about a "Mirage." Everythin~ United States National Student There were three flashbulbs the was so "thank you very much. KETR Radio. The Association (NSA) will fight the what I don't know. announcement was made whole evening. A half hour break relieved the Then he turned around and sang recommendations of a Civil Audience participation was "Goin' Outa My Head" to the Monday by Dan Lawrence, Aero nau tics Board (CAB) gathering, with a funny thing KBSC secretary, who said the enacted ... possibly to put the happening. A great number of other four heavies on the stage. examiner calling for the tomatoes and rotten eggs out of Everybody thought he was change was mandatory for the abolition of youth fares as people got up and left. They station to get FM educational commission. "Mony, Mony" was erobably got tired of waiting for pretty cute when he faked out "unjustly discriminatory ," and the stimulant. "Crimer and r.j. and the 5'5. Below, some Ed Sullivan, and John Wayne. programming. "We have to use has retained legal counsel to Closon" was No.1 in the nation. folks. probably critics from "We. received quite a few call letters that have never been prepare briefs and oral Wondcr who's nation that is? Sarasota, Florida, were rating requests to do "Crimson and used before in order to go with arguments for presentation The one handling the bass the affair, "Shall we beat him Clover" ... right. It was the P.A. FMand the letters KBSC are before the CAB. resembled a court jester with up. or outsing him? Taste, my system." Uh·huh. They currently being used on a college The announcement of NSA's curly black hair and shades. friends. mummified the remainder with campus radio station in the action carne from Services Once kncw a dudc' like The lights flashed on and off "Gettin' Together," and lots of ~.~~~~~t:.~~'f!~:,.c.e.~~P.':!~.~.?;...._. Divsion director Alan C. th at ... workcd in a jcllo al(ain, and those same five .:.:.:.;.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:. Handell, who noted that at facto south of Fort Worth. characters rea eared on the (Cont. To Page 3, Col. 2) prescnt the association is the only group representing student users of the airline youth fare whieh will make a~'Uments Spring Finds IKs 'Doing Their Thing' before the Federal board. Abolition of youth fares is being sought by a number of bus companies. NSA will argue that in view of the, educational, social. economic," and cultural benefits afforded by the youth fares and young adult fares, the fares should not be cancelled . . Writtcn arguments were presented to the CAB Feb. 26. Oral arguments will be made at a 'fa te r date. NSA is being represented by the Washington law firm of Koteen and Burt, who are experts in air fares matters. Boise State Colle!ie students interested in retaimng youth fares arc urged to contact IIandell at USNSA, 2115 South Street, N. W. Washington, D. C. 20008. Naval Team Visi(f

A Naval Aviation Information team will be visiting on Wed. and . Thur., March 19 and 20, to counsel/oung men interested in the fid of aviation, according to Commander R. G. Bresso of -iif~~fi~;:::;' the Seattle Naval Air Station. IN TilE SPRING youns men'.,f'anclct turn to • , • .prlnS cieanln. on ~uee. Gnndn, .1pCCiaI wishes are pledges, from left, standing, The team will be available the Bolte State CollCJe campu.?You better believe it especially if PhD Farre.!t Dave Du~, Jess Hinman, Roger Vice and and John throughout that time at the you're I pledge: for Intetreolleallte KlliBhu and memberl have Urlez .... l'Iedp, from left, on sign, are Terry Adams, Pat Claytor, Student Union on campus at l BSC. expre'lCd a "wi.h ' to .ee old" capital ilgn shine like the new Steve Haven and Bud IIl1d. Boise State College Arbiter

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followed my life began to Is EXllerience Necessa2'? change. roAchieve At Librar't~_ --My. bad voeabula·rv-_r2r~---""' . .:=-;-. _.=:~ Dear Editor: changed without even rrying to !kat Editorj .' . .' Why did so many ASB change it. On Sept, 18, 1968, I Your storyconce'; candidates'discount the value of . went £0 the doctor to find out facul~mcmlicr, Miss experience? No matter how abOUIa small aching pain in my Standln,. n:caJledto i' The~ are ~o methods of studying. _ inexperienced someone is, the righ: knee. I had to be put into another contribution she" One IS to find a room In which total silence is available so' that knowledge learned from the hospital immediately and Ito muiicand Music educt' . outside· distraction is jmpossible, and another is to tum up the associating with other people vol.ume on the TV, radio, stereo, or what-have-you until the noise is '~~ht ~:~s ~~e~;a:edha~c~~~a~f -' Bb~~~e~rl~:. late so mtense that you cannot hear above it. . and. their -mIStakes is a very t valuable asset. No official wants . cancer of the bone. I was able to Lippencou, and membcrSo( I~ .such an atm~sp~ere, the mind is able to take material to m~monze, or to l'eVJewIt. to be credited with making "the overcame this obstacle with the : family', established in 1961' same dumb mistake." help of Jesus Christ and I now "LuctlleLippencolt At' . 1!1 ou.r o~ campus library, these theories are in rractice. But the Every presidential candidate am back at Boise State College. Scholarship' Fund" fot. projecr IS being handled poorly. Neither_the goal 0 total silenc6 or acute background.sound has been achieved. has had experience dating from Thank }'OUfor letting me tell sc:holanhlp to a student of you of the greatest experience of Rather than deplete the Therefore, ~t is time that serious research be done on this matter. the time he made his debut an politics. There will always be my hfe when I asked Christ in. fund, Miss Sranding:' An answer IS needed before we can obtain 'a federal research grant ~r a special p'r,?ject~ committee c~n be formed to handle the library men available for political Jobs volunteered to teach. sltuatlon ..This ISa nme for Immediate action. who have 8aiikd expenence Hoberl Dwight Jacobson designated scholarhip winner.> while working through the This is an example of the Those who are interested in ardent discourse while in the library ranks. are urged torneer In the SUB. until you are ready to hand a list of of contributions. that (; acceptable criteria to the head librarian. . If nothing else, experienced members such u MissS Those wh? patrons of silence in study are asked tQconvene when persons know the personalities uc: easer and' willin, to of people and places the}"Willbe Sen. Church Slates able In the hbrary In order to meditate on the subject until you can to our students in nme, ~,':., . find a table of criteria acceptable to the library staff. confronted WIth. They have a and talents, and we thoulhtn:i\" working knowledge of political Until the matter is decided, those members .of the student body . protocol and etiquen Airline RateBiII should not unn:c~izecr: ""f~~!: w!Jo are not concerned With the direct arbitration of these disputes '0 Will be expected to respect the views of the library staff while using If a man fec:lsthat he can do a the SChool facilities. job as well as the next guy. fine By all means let him run for the W:\ s" IN<;TON ,,,Senator A.G. office as is his right. But he must Frank Church IS CO"1ponsoring leglslatlon whIch would give Du.eN,.:;;"1{1 remember that the maJonlv ---- ..;:_,:·:;}i,!-'~,· -1 rules. If he is defeated, It rna" aJrllnes ,[;&rUlUry authoflry to not be because he wis offer half-pnce faro to Sludents. SSC's First Sorority Formed inexperienced, but because he The Ic:glsJatlon grew ou t of a wasn't agreSSlve enough, or too Proposed deCISIon Issued by a Boise State College's first New mcmbcrs of th~ CIVIlAeronau [ICS Board heanng chapter of Alpha Omicron Pi agrCSSlVe. too conservative, or 8~AiI!tl••..•..'...... •..,.•.....•..•..;..•..,...~.,';•.~.••...'.:.,•.:....:'.;.•,.•.,..; 72-year-old sorority, which was too Iiberal. examiner on Januaf)' 21 to do '. • ;rEif: sorority has been organized founded at Barnard College- of Experience IS not all that IS away wllh the half'prlce fare under the group's charter Columbia University in 1897, .i president, Kathy Wilkin. important. Yel, so much now offered by many aJrllnes to TA#':;;t~" are Sherry Allen, Dale Watkins, young people belwet'n tht' ago Other charter officers are knowledge IS gained through by An Gala,' '<,:) , Lynne Stadtman, Michelle unconsCiOUS "osmosIs". A of 12 and 21. Patience Thoreson, vice Morrison, Ann Smilanich, Kathy president; Carol Stewart, newspaper ediror learns form In additIOn 10 students, Nolan, Wilma Denny, Connie listening to people making th~ Church explalnt'd, the legislation recording secretary; Kay Larsen, Ward, Cheryl Durham, Le Parker corresponding secretary; and !Jews. A Citizen learns by getting Would also assure sratutory and Barbara Scott. In and working. aurhomy for airlines to continue Pegg Claybaugh, treasurer. The organization's president Sponsors are Mrs. Donald Therefore. It is my COntention offering half'pnce fares to said one of two traveling military personnel and, for the Johnson-and Miss Nadine Yingst. thar a person may be secretaries for National experienced without actuallv first time, to offer such fares to sororities, .Karen Gamm, is coming in Contact with that the c:lderlr. and the handicapped, expecte d to visit campus wh ich he claims to have The c:glslauon does not Weeds sometime before May 15. experienced. But: still he cannot compc:l aJrlines to offer the Sorority members currently have as much expeflenc~ as the reduced fares, Church noted. a"Go Go are planning a mother-daughter man who has been Involved "Rather. it gIVes rhe airlines the l\lncheon and a weekend with direcdy. leglslatlve authority ro do so (Idanha) "sisters" from Idaho State wllhout CAB interference." University, both scheduled in April. Arthu r ). Galus "S tudents vi Sltl ng rhelr families. elderly persons sc:eklnj/ to VISIltheir rc:latives; milirary "pt'rsonnc:l on leave. and the Brings Christ In handicapped-ali often must live Dear Editor. on reduced InComes w~lch make .ur travel too costly," Church J would like. to·.'1"ell the:~ said. students at Boise State College of one of the greatest experiences I have ever had. I became an eagle scout and then New Coach Named received my God and Country by rhe time I was fourteen. I felt I was a Chrisrian because I went It was announced Wednesday to church and believed in God. I that Anthony PolychronJs Wal had always been happy but by newly appointed defensive line the time I went to college. I felt coach al lIoise State College ro there was still an emptiness in fill the vacated post left by Dave my life. Skrit'n. I th~n went ro a college life The announcement was made meeting which is a part of by .athletic director Lyle Smith, Campus Crusade for Chrisl. I Smllh saId Polychroms will join learned there how you can have rhe staff lhis week. a personal relationship with Jesus Christ simply by asking him to come into your life. I didn't make this most important Educational Stud.nt Eochanl. decision of my life right ar that moment but when I went home EUROPE I knelt in the darkness of my A room and J askedChris.t lO"rake $27S ,T, from Ih'WESTCO~ over my life. I didn't experience $215 A.T. from lhe EAST COAS ~ Iightni,ng flash as J asked him Terry 8ulb.e1and, Doo 132 . In, but In, the months rhat New M•• leo Hllhlanda Unlvehtt-y: 1... Vesaa. N. MAl. 87701 after the bulHight SHOW OR WHATEVER. . . . . ' Wednesday, March 19, 1969 Boise State College: Arbiter , Page 3

Treasure Valley Underground Gramm)' Nominations Blue Jeer , After careful consideration of all Chamber's Brothels 'lhe nominees, please - indicate Grapefruit Dead vour choices by printing them in Anagadd.a DOlButterfly (Heavy) greasepaint and/or' butch wax on' the side: of a 1957 Edsel and BEST'DERANGEMENT I ,. dril'ing it through the KYME OF AN OLD SONG • studios while the speedometer "Carefree" by William Penn and hovers ncar eight)' and the gang the Quakers - (originally "Back III back urges you on. To You") "Long Green" by the Fireballs - ,\lAI.E VOCALISTS(BLUES) (originally, "LoUIe, Louie") ""oner' by Bobby Goldsbureau (on~inally "Little Green Bobbv Goldsbuieau Apples' ) "rankly Valley (Four Seasons) "Stormy" and others by the Peter "Herman" Noose Classiks IV (originally BOISE'S BILL SCHUETZ (21) (Herman's Hangmen) "Spooky") beau ISU's Tom Klingforth to .. ,\1:\1.1' VOCALIST (BALLAD) BSC Splits Baseball Opener the plate in the: rust game of the BEST PSYCIIERDELIC season for the BSC Broncos. The SOUND EFFECTS Bcngals won the rust contest Fnc "Rasp" Burpcn (Animals) but the Broncs arne: Reverberating Bull Whip and 15-00 back Crazv World of Arthur "Fire" With the Idaho State Bengals in the nightcap 4-1. i;odfre)' 'Emphysema Tremelo' echo effect - Tommy James and the j irn] lIendrix (Experiment) Shonddls The BSC Broncs opened their John "Deciblc" Kay Jet plane 'whooshing sound' season March 15 when they split (Shtupenwolf) The United State Air Force a double header with the ISU Lapping ocean sound, 427 IIemi Bengals. The Bengals ripped the Broncos In the opener 15-6 and r:iij-jjiiijijj~~-1 CO,\I/l0 (ACID HOCK) 'revving up' sound, flying saucer and outer space sounds, and the Broncs turned the tables on I I The Cowbells seagull squawks (in falsetto) - theBengals in the nightcap, 4-1. Bleach Boys The Bleach Boys the In the first game, the ISU bats I ?::;:~t~~&:.r:.":~"/:Ja;,p;fie1 I _lIarpers Brazziere BEST NEW SONG bombed the Broncos with 12 I In BOIse -.... I 1'110 Fruit Co. "Sky Pilot" by Eric flurpen and hits, including five extra-base hits. Bengal Ralph Gonzales hit MOST PHOMISCUOUS the Animals- (for the fabulous his second homer of the season NEWCOMEH harmony and lyric content) in the top of the seventh inning. I I "Young Girl', "Woman", and Big blows for ISU also came "Lady Willpower" by Gary from the bats of Boyd Gailey, I I Sir and the Family Stoned Pucker and the Union Sap - (for Tom Klingforth, Dick Clute and Shades of Deep Pupil their surprising resemblance and I I Jim Wilson. Howard Wrong (Arbirerary Entry) re mar k able, interchangeable Boise was paced by Ken Ir.rics) ·Mat Board "Paper Kushlan with a double and a I I 'Yummy, Yummy, Yummy" FE.\IAI.E VOCALISTS (BLUES) triple and by Bob Peterson with I "Frame Material (Rice,Arches I and "Chewy, Chewy, Chewy" a pair of doubles in the first "Brushes Poster Board) Sandy Posse by the Ohio Express - (for their game. deep rneaningfu]' lyrics.) I ·Drawing Paper ·Full line of water I Warne "Fig" Newton By.Tom Oswald In the second game, BSC's I -on Canvas colors & paints I Christcnc Jorgenson (late entry) Chris Warner Dan Smith muzzled the Bengal I "Tools "Palette's I guns with a four-hitter, All four FEMALE VOCALISTS (BALLAD) of Boise's runs came in the third when 1Ia1 Takahasi and Jim I I Janis Joplin (!Jig Brother and Austin Garners Bianchi walked with one down the Molding Co.) and Peterson was given an I Boise State College I Wayne Cockran intentional walk loading the I.uiu (Doozic) Inspiration Award bases. IIurler Smith was hit by a pitched ball bringing home one I run and Kushlan then laced a I Bookstore ' - Behind the 8-Ball Ron Austin was honored as double to deep center, scoring the most inspirational player on the other three runs. (Conr. From Page 2) the BSC Basketball squad by the :+:a:~?:~~-:-:~:.:.:.:«.:.:.:.:.:~:.:.:.:.:;:.:.x.~.:~.:.:-:~:.:.:.~:.:.:.:.:.:.~:.:. Br onco Athletic Association The Broncos are now I-I for ...... •...... tlus. And, because the duty of !:~~:...... •...... •...... •.....•..••.•...•...•.••.•.••....•.....:::::: Monday noon. Austin, a 6'2" the season, while the Bengals ~------_! educating adolescents on matters sophomore rrorn Paterson, N.J., have a 4·1 mark on the slate. l of sex falls primarily to the ::::::KLINE'S St·l, H D· ,n· :.:.:. was the second leading Boise plays all of its slate until :::::: ,, as nve-m rnces :::::: p a r c n t s , these parents are rebounder with 208 grabs. April 9 in Boise. NNC is probably neglecting a thing Austin also was second in field scheduled March 25. College of :.:.:.:::::: PLUS Quality .:.:.::::::: which is not only their right but Southern Idaho (two games) also their obligation. goal percentages with 48 1?er :::::: :::::: cent and the fourth leadmg March 29, C of I April I. and the • •••• Jumbo $.35 •••• Many instances in this state, scorcr for the Broncos with a College Classic is slated April 4-5 :::::: Let&Tom 40 ~ :::::: .. the Bible Bel t of the 11.5 points per game average. in several Boise locations. :::.:: Cheese Bgr 45 \ "'" :::::: Northwest," renect on the Giant(a meal in ' :::::: Austin WIll return next season The TVCC Chukars are slated '=::;:: mishandling of many measures to join Murray Satterfield's April 8 and the Broncs travcl to :::::: itself 65 t:~~" :::::: directcd at the health and Broncos who just completed a the April 9. welfare of young Idahoans. ;:;:;: Sf:";" ~.~ :::::: 20-8 season with a narrow 80-83 Fluoridation was superb loss to Linfield College in thc Flnte ..... preventive measure, educational ISU 541 012 1 IS 12 3· ~~I/- B({i~~~~~:):::::::::::~; "~,,""")mm District Two NAIA Playoffs. funding and teacher salaries sse 210000 :l- 6 7 4 ..:.:.: ~ Roast Beef 70 :::::: would have been nice (Hight, Dr. T. and The Shondells n!~~I~sm~lJ wm,:ni.:;'t:r.~on~. ~R~ Kiddie 25 J. Gonfol", ISU. ~~m~ ~~m~ /lames), and now sex education •••••• Ilot Dog 25 •••••• may be defeated even before the (COllt. From I)age 1) SKOnd Gam. :::::: Fries & :::::: public is given a chance {(l sec "Good night, Bless You All and :.:.:. Gerns 15·25 :.:.:. the true facts. Thank You All Very, Very ::s~.::::::::::::::::::::::::~ ; ~ :::::: .:.:.: J Lcnthar, Marui., C61 and Nevill •• .:.:.: Fish & Chips 85 :::::: Much." , Smllh and Rogtl'L L-t.onthor. I sympathize with liberal :::::: Finger Steak 97 :::::: educators, politicians, and People kept turninl( around philosophers who have a time to say, "Man, rememhcr how good ~.:..~.~o~.:.. Chicken 1.15 :••::••::::••::.:: Shrimp 1.10 stomaching a state which in turn The Gmssroots were?" and "Glad "WtD YOU •••••• Fish San 45 •••••• finds them hard to swallow. I only wasted a buck." :::::: h . 5 :::::: 'EtIEVE. • • ...... •••••• S r1mp San 5 .••••••. ::::::' Milk Shakes :::::: 1969 Track Schedullt $2,00 Buys Pizza & Pitcher •••••• (26 fl ) 30 •••••• :::::: avors " ',' . :::::: of Beer Thurs, Night tit Wodnos

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These students each read a stack of books during one semester, Youcan read fast, too -and wfth better comprehenston. COME TO.A READING DYNAMICS FREE DEMONSTRATION AND FIND OUT HOW.

• You will ""I' a HI·ading Dynamics graduate read at Here are some comments from typical students: amaz ing sl"'I'ds lrom a hook hi' has nov ..r ser-n be- Iore lind IIlI'n 1t·1I in detuil what he has read. Robert Driscoll, Student This ('OIlrMI' hall given me time to r-njoy all 01 till' hook!! J hav .. wanted to rend lor so long . Boise • You will ,,~. a documented film that indudl'!1 al'!.JIII Ray C. Jolly, Professor Thursday, March 27 inte rvu-w« with Waahinuton Senators who have tak ..n till' course. n"/lCling Dynnmically hall al rendv proved R, Rub. 5 and 8 pm stantinl Iwlp in I'owring mntr-ria] that I ne ed to IIRI'in 1('1,,'hing. It has also mad« it 1")!I.~ihl('(or m .. Friday, March 28 You will leurn how WI' can help you 10 Iasu-r n'IHI· 12 noon, 5 and 8 pm ing, with improved comprehension and grl'lltl'r r..· I!' elo som» r"ading out!!id .. 01 my profesaionnl fll'!d-!!om ..thing I hnvr- not done in vears ""('IIU!\(' Saturday, March 29 call. of lack 01 time, . 10 am and 2 pm ":arh fl~m(HI"'ru'it", I,...,. 1 hour alltl 1.'; m;n"',. a. William Moore, Executive t Boise State College, Student Union Bldg, Silver Rm. This rours« hus add ..d 11l'W dillll'n.ion. 01 enjoy. mont and infnnnntion to II busy !!dll'ellIl ... I would Mon. thru Fri., Mar. 31, Apr. 1, 2, 3 & 4 II'('omll1l'nd it particularlY lor tl1l' lIi({h Sehool or 1,,1,'1: Money Back Guarantee ColI('gl' .Iudl·nl. It lI·nch.·!! plnnnNI study and 5 and 8 r.m W. gu.,ant •• to Incr •••• the , •• dln •• fflclent.:y ot Downtowner Mote, Teton Room each .Iudenl AT LEAST 311m.. , W. will relund Ihe I·omprl'hl·n.ion. It i. vaillahil' for anY011l1 dell'r. entlr. tuition to any .tudent who, a,t" compl,Unlt mini'll 10 pul lorth till' ..ITorl. . minimum cia. I .nd tCudy requirement. do•• not at Scott Mocslnger. Student 1... 1 Irlple his ,.. din, ."'clency •• m... ur.d by our b.,lnnln, and endln, 1•• 1., R.. dln, .IIIcI.ncy com. I'm thor~llll:hly pll'a,,'(1 with 1111'('ours('. LlIst week Now registering for spring classesl bin.. rate. AND compreh,nllon, not .peed .Ione. J II'ael MIX hookR on c11l'mislry with I".tt ..r under. Rtnneling Ihan I'VI' ('VN IllIei 'in pmvious Y..llrs o( .tuely, i;'j Evelyn Wood READING DYNAMICS INSTITUTE SALT LAKE CITY: 320 South Third East Tel. 328-0121 BOISE: Tel. 344-3031