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Arbiter, March 19 Students of Boise State College Boise State University ScholarWorks Student Newspapers (UP 4.15) University Documents 3-19-1969 Arbiter, March 19 Students of Boise State College Although this file was scanned from the highest-quality microfilm held by Boise State University, it reveals the limitations of the source microfilm. It is possible to perform a text search of much of this material; however, there are sections where the source microfilm was too faint or unreadable to allow for text scanning. For assistance with this collection of student newspapers, please contact Special Collections and Archives at [email protected]. • c 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, Idaho 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 oiuuv 'Ivteth8cJs Fail 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.
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