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Vista: December 18, 1970

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u.s.d. student newspaper Vol.8 No. 6 Friday, December 18, 1970 Requirements for £«£« £S£«&s(&Bi!EffiKggs;&a(s«&af)» sat talksSfixtmsflUgA AS Offices Revised An increased GPA requirement consists of taking minutes, "we and a training program for AS can hire someone, maybe giving officers will be implemented with him a token scholarship," says the approval of the new con­ Debbi. The vote of the secretary in stitution, says Debbi Comfort. Legi-Council will them be Miss Comfort is AS recording removed. secretary and chairman of the The Parliamentarian's job of committee working on revising the checking to see that meetings are constitution. She thinks this conducted according to Robert's constitution will make for more Rules of Order is now the Chief Finals Are effective student government by Justice's. Then new office of "defining the AS government Parliamentarian will be specially Half Over more clearly and making a few created to relieve the justice of revisions in its structure to some of his many duties. distribute its power between more The 2.0 GPA required to run for people." office was unrealistic in Debbi's The present constitution has opinion, and has been raised to 2.3. numerous faults and weaknesses, A committee has been formed to I says Debbi. No impeachment take charge of handling the money. provisions, no explanation of the There will be better control of purposes of the Executive Board, money, says Debbi, because now, and a minimal requirement of a 2.0 request for it will has to go through Finals are half over 8 GPA are some of the biggest faults. many channels. Changes in the new constitution The new Constitution will consist now, but 4 days will include the appointment of the of four parts; the by-laws, offices of Recording Secretary and requirements to run for office the of exams still Parliamentarian, instead of their Constitution itself; an elections by students. Since the organizational chart of the ASB remain, so good s Recording Secretary's main job which will help students to luck and Merry Christmas & Librarian Explains New Co-op System

A more effiecient and convenient libraries if approval is voiced by library system based upon the the Library Board, and advisory merger of the two undergraduate board consisting of the two head systems will begin in Feb., ac­ librarians and representatives cording to Father Dollen, head from both students and faculty. Photo librarian of the USD Library. A poll conducted among faculty by "Not a physical incorporation department heads indicate an into one structure, the new system overwhelming support of the Karl Eklund will involve the merging and move. divisions of our periodicals and According to Father Dollen, the books; centralizing those in certain committee is "stalled on the fields into one library," Father philosophy of the merger", with Dolan says. opposition stemming from those Inter-session may begin this co­ who feel that certain collections, operative merger of the two especially the large science section are more frequently used by faculty members and therefore Requirements should remain in the CW library, convienient to their offices. Plan Retain Budget This would unbalance a carefully devised monetary and physical Unification in Future split of the books. As it stands now, "We have formulated a plan which retains the same budgets in the By Colleen Mauricio grades will also be examined by libraries," he explains. the committee. "If we decide to make this Seeking to further unify the concession, the merger itself will Brandes said that minutes of the College for Men and College for have to wait a while so we can committee meetings are being Women, thrity differences in draw up a new plan," says Father posted on all bulletin boards. They academic requirements are now Dollen. being studied. include information concerning the •<— Periodical Merge Seen topics and times of future meetings. Students interested in The plan for merger of periodical According to Dr. Raymond these subjects and who wish to divides the espenses of the two Brandes, chairman of the Joint appear before the committee libraries equally. If the periodical Committee to Unify CM and CW should contact him. transfer is successful, it will be an Requirements, "the committee is easy step to the book merger. charged with unifying academic Met During Summer Every book at USD and its requirements where differences whereabouts will be listed in a between the two colleges exist." The committee which was union catalogue, available in each elected last spring consists of ten library. He said that the committee faculty members and two students. But this final merger of the books hoped to bring all of its recom­ It met throughout the summer and will have to await the total legal mendations before the ad­ has already compiled recom­ incorporation of the two libraries ministrations sometime in early mendations on such topics as total because of problems remaining as Spring. hours for graduation, eligibility for to the position of the books as enrollment beyond 18 units and monetany assets. In the future varying factors in plus and minus grades. the declaration of the major and USD's library system is con­ differences in the minor will be The next meeting of the com­ sidered to be one of the top twenty reviewed. The committee will also mittee will take place at 3:00 in the nation according to Father consider differences in depart­ Tuesday, Nov. 19 in C17. Student Dolan, who received an award to mental and class honors. representatives on the committee that effect a few years ago. Academic review and conditional are Maria Andrade and Bob Blake. (Continued to Page 3) Page 2 Vista Friday, December 18, 1970 University - Antiquated?

In viewing the campus scene, one may find the University of San Diego about ten years behind the times. On a campus where Club football remains the current issue, something is definetly missing.

Political apathy runs rampant among the comfortable "flag brained" mentality shown on this campus. The old overworked psuedo-solution "love it or leave it," doesn't phase me anymore. For if we all leave, what would happen to this university. To change tfcis university, one should be aware that change is necessary. Some of us seem to be afraid that we are being manuvered by some sort of underground subversion. The 1950's went through a giant "commie" scare. Those who are still living in that crew-cut age are unaware. You don't know what's happening, do you, Mr. Jones? Don't get me wrong, please. I am not rapping about "what's happening." I'm merely trying to find out!

If we are going to this college to learn how to exist in this society, we are blowing it. Places where "Club Football" and "alcohol on campus" echo through out the halls, don't make it, at all! If we are going to this college to study middle-America's dying days we are getting what we payed for. It's all here, paranoia, guilt, self-righteousness, conservatism, and hate! What more could we all ask for? I hope, much more! But then, what do I know? I am only a product of my times, caught between different levels of change. I am partly the product of this university. Potential for change and a need for security, has kept me here at USD. If I truely didn't like it I would leave. If I didn't care about USD, I wouldn't write articles like this, Of Pacific Plant Protection. During destroyed. After having conferred I wouldn't care to change certain facades around here, I'd merely come the entire summer, there were two with coach Woolpert, it came to my and go, and my brain would die! Merry Christmas, and may we all stand The isolated incidents of fighting, both attention that the floor was being and salute the new year, before we are told to. erupting outside the dance in the ruined before the AS purchased the Greg Daulton parking lot, after the dance was rugs to protect the floor. As long as Vista Staff Writer over. The police were called to the floor is covered, there is no Mailbag come to the Dances but once, and damage to the floor. that was merely to make an arrest 13. Once the summer dances for theft. Relations were, and still were responsible for bringing the are, good between the police and youth of the San Diego area onto Open Letter the people who ran last summer's the USD campus. Though this may Vista Gives Kudos dances. not be as important a source of 7. Favorable comments were advertisement now as it was in the Dear Fr. Baer, received from various university past, it still acquaints people with With the end of the first semester it again is time to stop and consider 1. In the past, all decisions administrators about the fine job our school. When there is trouble at what has been accomplished. As was done last year the Vista offers kudos concerning the Dance Program that was done in running last the dances, we receive bad to those individuals and groups which it considers to have made out­ have involved student represen­ summer's dances. These reports publicity. Last summer there was standing contributions to the campus community. tatives. In late September we came from the Dean of Men, as no trouble, and there was no bad learned, through Richard Pipkin, well as the President of the publicity. These dances also serve The first person lauded should be Mrs. Mary Woolpert whom is one of that the Dance Program had been University. as a recreational activity for the the nicest people on campus. We also commend Dean Barry Vinyard for cancelled sometime last summer. 8. The AS has the responsibility youth of San Diego. USD is a an outstanding job and caring. We ask why students were not of providing social and cultural Catholic institution, and has a duty made aware of the fact the decision events, not only to its members, beyond the mere education of its was being made, and also why we but to the entire university com­ students. This duty includes a Following is a listing of other deserving people and groups and their were not called in and asked our munity. Film Forums are open to responsibility to the community of citations: opinions. Such neglect of student all, as are speakers and other San Diego which we, in part, filled opinion is inexcusable when one cultural events. These are paid for through the dance program. Steve Kelley and his Film Forum, for providing entertainment. The considers how vital a part students out of AS funds. 14. Since we never agreed to give NEWSLETTER, Greg Pirio and John Silva—one of the school's few ef­ play in the University. 9. The ability of the AS to put on up the summer dances in exchange fective means of communication. 2. Last year, the Legi-Council events depends upon its financial for the $10 athletic fee, we feel that voted to stop giving $10 out of the position. If it is unable to afford a the lines of argument which would The Bookstore, Mrs.Eileen Ward and staff, for efficiency. Rev. William AS fees to the Athletic Depart­ meaningful calendar of events, not attempt to passify us by saying Shipley—for his work on the Search Committee. Surf Club—for another ment. This motion was forwarded only the students suffer, but either that 'look at what we gave you, you good year. The Football Team — for trying. to your office and was approved. directly or indirectly, the entire don't need the dances anymore,' We also voted, at that time, to have Univesity is affected. Most are invalid. Quite simply, we do an AS fee of $25 for both CM and directly, non-AS members are not need the dances. Robert Hunt — for trying to get things together and helping several CW students. able to attend events, becasue the 15. In the past the AS has re-done people. The people who brought about a nice attempt at a demonstration. 3. In budgeting for the 1970-71 events just aren't happening. the gym floor, paid for the in­ academic year, we had planned to Faculty-Student relations suffer, stallation of bleechers in the gym, The brothers of PKT for the Dial. The Girl's Volleyball team — for make use of a winter dance and as there are no events where both as well as provided lighting for the taking first place among San Diego area teams and second in the city concert program to supplement the can gather to discuss things on a gym area. tournament. Bob Blake and the AS. Paul Schanes — for being involved. AS funds. Last year, when students personal level. However, perhaps Respectfully submitted, voted to have club football and to most seriously, students become Gregory Daulton, budget it at $23,000, it was with the dissatisfied with the institution. Social Chairman Paul Moulton — for able representation of boarding students. The understanding that since we no New students, as well as old, will Bob Blake, earlier keggers and TG's. Mr. Hitzman — for a good job. The longer had to apply the $10 athletic A.S. President Homecoming Dance — it was well attended by a school that rarely at­ transfer, leaving the enrollment fee, with our other sources of in­ down — thus the financial position tends anything. come remaining the same, is, of the University is affected. Summer Dances, Winter Dances Perhaps it is just my personal The three campus fraternities for brotherhood and staying out of and Concerts, we would be able to feelings, but when I was a fresh­ SOAR Is Here trouble. USD parties — both on and off campus. The noontime radio afford football as well as to have a man, I was impressed most by the program. Bill Crompton for his work on Teacher Evaluation — nice try. meaningful calendar of social and frequency of cultural and social cultural events. events happening on this campus. Vista: Project SOAR, a free discussion Mr. Shurley and the mail service — for as good a job as circumstances 4. In the negotiations concerning It simply just isn't that way any the discontinuation of the Athletic more, and student moral will also group is a non profit organization permitted. Jeanne Hartmans — for her efforts as CW residents' social for people with problems. The type chairman. Fee, it was never stated that in attest to this fact. exchange for no longer paying this 10. When the budget was drawn of problem makes no difference fee, we would forfeit the summer for the 1970-71 academic year, and any topic is open. Bob Hart — for a lot of work. Tim Hermsen — for his efforts in Ex­ dance program. planning for revenue included the Similar discussion groups in Los perimental College and the Library Committee. The football tables. 5. In past summers, USD dances summer dance, as well as the Angeles, San Francisco and have earned the name of "Blood winter dance program. The Sacramento have been very Baths." During this period, there summer earned us $4500. We ex­ successful and the response to the were frequent brawls at the pected to make at least $2000 on the group in San Diego has been very dances, many of which involved winter program. This money, if not encouraging. There are no special both injury and arrest. Our added to our revenue, will leave a rules at SOAR. You may speak relations with the SDPD were bad deficit in our funds. freely and openly, swear or talk to say the least. The reason for the 11. A lawsuit has been filed loudly. We do have three no's trouble was that the band we were against the university for an in­ however, and they are no violence, using at the time attracted a rather cident supposedly which occurred no alcohol and no drugs, while Editor Esteban Ruvalcaba rowdy group. Also, a possible at a dance during the summer attending the group. Associate Editor Paul Sammon cause of trouble could have been dance program of 1969. Having We are not miracle workers, only News Editor Bruce Cahill the poor quality of security given discussed the matter with both the interested people in discussing Assistant Editor Antoinette Ernandes us by the Tipton Patrol, eg, youths promoter at that time, as well as a your problems obtaining a general Art Editor Peter Manno were "hassled" about a variety of lawyer, it has become evident to consensus for your solutions. If we Business Manager Cindy Anderson things in the dances. me that the university has no are unable to help you due to Columnist Gary Schons 6. Last Summer, Steve Maddox chance to lose that suit. The professional reasons, we will refer Reporters Greg Daulton, Colleen Mauricio, Linda Smith and Bob Blake ran the Summer testimony of Bill Davilla will show you to the proper people who may Dance Program. A new group was that this is just an example of an be able to help you on a no-fee Photographers Greg Downs, Karl Eklund, Dwight Moore brought in, Fairfield Seelworks, individual trying to make a little basis. Moderator , Gerald L. Schultz and along with it a new crowd money quickly. I wonder For further information, please The VISTA is published every two weeks for the university community by the came to USD — a better group — just how much is known about this write to Project SOAR, 916 Associated Students of the Universtiy of San Diego. one which was not violence lawsuit by the administrators and Catalina Blvd, San Diego, Unsigned editorials represent solely the opinion of the editor-in-chief. None oriented. With no racial overtones the Board of Trustees. Does California or call ext. 343 on of the views expressed in the VISTA necessarily reflect the opinions of the Associated Students, faculty, or administration of the University of San Diego. implied, the simple fact is that the anyone have the facts? Why hasn't campus and ask for Miss Lee. The The VISTA reserves the right to edit all articles for space, good taste, and Browns and Blacks who had for so the case gone to court? I would like next meeting will be an open in­ libel. All letters submitted to the VISTA must be signed, and should not exceed long been coming to USD, and had to see a report from the school's vitation to everyone who is in­ 250 words in length. No obscenities are permitted in letters, stories, or edi­ for so long been involved in the attorney concerning this case. terested, then smaller groups will torials. violence associated with the What does he think the chances of be formed and you may join the The basic advertising rate is $2.00 per column inch. Phone: 291-4671. Room dances, no longer came. Another losing this suit are? one you feel you will best be suited 59, Camino Hall, University of San Diego, Alcala Park 92110. change involved the Security 12. Another reason given for the for. The VISTA is a subsidiary of the USD Associated Student Body. It is not the official news organ of the university. Patrol; Tipton was terminated and termination of the dance program Linda Lee replaced by Wells Fargo, a division was that the gym floor was being USD Staff Member Friday, December 18, 1970 Vista Page 3 Professor Views Morrocan University Seeking Truth Dr. Benjamin Nyce, member of truth in a repressive monarchy. more apt to take issue witn the English department, recently Vista — What was your status as a professors. Politically, they were returned from the University of foreigner? straight Maoists. Their political Mohammed V, Rabat, Morocco. Nyce — I was both a member of the reactions were classical. Dr. Nyce was teaching under a local and American governmentul Vista — In closing, what do you feel Fulbright Scholarship. A recent community. Both my wife and I was the major factor that interview with Dr. Nyce follows. had some embassy privileges impressed you during your Vista-How does the University (check cashing, etc.), but we were was the major factor that climate in Morocco compare with not provided with housing. This Nyce — My year abroad re­ the U.S. and more specifically, was beneficial, however. We had a educated me once again to the USD? beautiful house for the time we extraordinary differences between Nyce It was very unsettled. Some were there, situated in Rabat. people. students were attempting to to turn Vista — What was your impression the University into an agent for of Moroccan Students? Library government reform. I taught at the Nyce —The major weakness of the head librarian of the CW library, Faculty of Letters (American students was that they believed (in "We're trying to build an even Civilization and Literature), and terms of getting a degree) that the stronger collecion which will found that the Moroccan govern­ most important thing was to listen support the general education ment is persecuting the students. to the professor. On the whole, I program here while beginning to This ultimately serves to drive the found the students charming, specialize in different areas. We've middle class of students towards quick-witted, friendly and un­ already begun to specialize in radicalism. disciplined. A few were excellent certain areas; the CW has a large There were massive strikes as a scholastically, but most were not collection of books concerning result of this radicalism. In a term up to par with American college l Mexican American Studies, and a of l h months, three months were students. Black Studies department is being lost due to strikes. There were no Vista — You have already men­ built up in the CM. finals. The whole University year tioned the dissenting factors. How In her words, "We're en­ was, at best and worse, a partial did these radical students strike deavoring to work co-operatively and total loss. you? to build a good, jointly owned It was common for me to give a Nyce — Tbey were, for the most collection which will serve the total lecture and find that a strike had part, the brighter ones. They were university community." RECOUNTS MOROCCAN EXPERIENCE - Dr. Benjamin Nyce, re­ just been called. The academic cently returned from a post at the University of Mohammed V, year was a shambles. However, said the academic year was a shambles due to striking stu­ the overriding problem was that dents. - photo by Greg Downs the University was trying to seek TravelfAgency

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Torero fans (mainly latters gym. students) were making plenty of noise with their traditional Before taking a week off, "clapping blocks." The top four or five rows of the bleachers Bickerstaff's cagers took third were packed with USD professors (which at that time seemed to place in the International City be a tradition). Classic at Long Beach by beating Introductions of players were drowned out by cheers, but the St. Mary's Gaels 85-80. Host Cal State, Long Beach, took the honors game started with the capacity crowd on their feet and the USD by beating Cal State, Los Angeles, pep band played the school fight song. The game was close all in the finale. the way with the lead switching hands every minute, but the Hampton Switched Toreros finally pulled out and won 65-50. This was just another Against St. Mary's, Bickerstaff game and there was nothing special about it. did some changing in his lineup The next scene took place December, 1970, also in USD gym. and came up with a winning combination. John Hampton was The Toreros were taking on the University of Redlands, and this switched along with Gie Simpson too was the first home game of the season. CLUB FOOTBALL - We've only just begun. from a backcourt spot to a forward There was a slight difference this time. The gym wasn't position. Bob Scotlan continued at packed. No, in fact, the bleachers still needed filling. The faculty center while Jack Robinson and section was practically empty. There weren't any "clapping John Boone filled in as guards. blocks" and only a couple cheerleaders got up to lead some Students Pass Football The new combination brought about scoring in the double figures cheers. Trouble was, they seemed to be the only ones cheering. If for Hampton, 21, Simpson, 18, it wasn't for some of the fraternities who were going all out to Budget Set At $10,000 Boone, 15, and Oscar Foster who support the Toreros, one would have thought that this game was came off the bench to score 15. being played at Redlands. In a vote on Club Football by the students voted to limit the Hampton was the lone Torero There was nothing special about this game either, but the student body last Monday, 65 per program's budget to $10,000, the placed on the All-Tourney team. cent of those voting pledged to amount asked for. Change brings speed Toreros went on to win 82-60. continue to support the program in Other voting results include: 37 Conclusion: People talk about how this school is changing. 1971. for less than $10,000 ; 72 for $15,000; The new change supplied more Looking at the above facts and after being here four years, I can A total of 470 students turned out 38 for $20,000 and 27 for more than speed and quickness for the team honestly say that USD is changing one way or the other. to vote. Yes votes tallied 308, while $20,000. There were 12 budget according to Bickerstaff. Bringing the no votes received totaled 162. abstentions and 2 ballot ab­ fewer turnovers and better The second part of the ballot stentions. execution of plays, the coach Bowl Predictions concerned the amount of money to Prior to the vote on Monday, an suggested that the new lineup be spent on the program. 122 Open Speech Forum was held in seems probable for tomorrow's the CW patio. The purpose was to game. Dec. 19 — Sun Bowl air views about the Club Football Regular starters in the opening Texas Tech (8-3) vs. Georgia Tech (7-3), Georgia yby 6 program as it was run this past games of the season, John Otis and Dec. 19 — Pasadena Bowl Tennis Squad year and its future at USD. Dean of Mel Arnerich, are doubtful starters Long Men, Barry Vinyard, acted as due to ankel injuries. Long Beach (8-2) vs. Louisville (5-3-1), Long Beach by 12. impartial moderator of the forum. Whittier ahead Hosts Tourney Arguments for the continuation Dec. 28 — Tangerine Bowl of the program ranged from mere Tomorrow's game will mark the USD will host the First Annual enjoyment of the sport to 18th clash between the two schools. Toledo (10-0) vs. William & Mary (5-6), Toledo by 40 Christmas Collegiate Tennis clarifications of past expenditures Past meetings show Whittier Dec. 30 — Peach Bowl Tournament and the First Annual and the proposed budget. The leading 13-4 in overall wins. The Arizona State (10-0) vs. North Carolina (8-3), Arizona by 33. Christmas Interscholastic Tennis potential of the football program last time the Toreros beat the Dec. 31 — Bluebonnet Bowl Tournament tomorrow, Sunday for creating unity on campus and Poets was in the 1967-68 season Alabama (6-5) vs. Oklahoma (6-4), even and Monday, Dec. 19-21, according for increasing over-all enrollment. when they came out on top, 65-60. Toreros statistics show Hampton Jan. 1 — Sugar Bowl to Dr. Curt Spanis, tournament Those speaking against the chairman. program used this year's $20,000 leading all scorers with an 18.6 Air Force (9-2) vs. Tennessee (9-1), Air Force by 11 budget and the lack of student average and also leading in Jan. 1 — Cotton Bowl The tournament consists of three divisions: University-College, support as their primary targets. rebounds with an 11.2 average. The Texas (10-0) vs. Notre Dame (9-1), Texas by 20 Junior College, and High School- They stated that the money could next scoring leaders are Foster Jan. 1 — Rose Bowl Junior High. be put to better use in improving with a 14.4 average, Robinson, 11.0, Stanford (8-3) vs. Ohio State (9-0), Ohio by 8 the quality of social and in­ and Scotlan with a 10.0 Scotlan is Competing in the University- second in rebounds with an 8.1 Jan. 1 — Orqnge Bowl tellectual functions and in financial College division will be players aid to other clubs on campus. average. Nebraska (10-1) vs. Louisiana State (9-2), Nebraska by 15 from San Diego State, UCSD, Cal Jan. 2 — Gator Bowl Poly, San Luis Obispo, and USD. Auburn (8-2) vs. Mississippi (7-3), even. Junior College division entries include Los Angeles City, Los Angeles Valley, Mesa of San Diego, San Diego City, and Grossmont. Players are limited to only one division in singles and in doubles. Women are eligible to compete in d^pen "SJ tetos the men's classes. They must, however, select only one division in Mr. Editor: singles and doubles. It may seem strange that I any team, especially when I cannot All matches in the Tournament should write an article like this, relate to them. Just the thought of will be the best of three sets. especially since I have been rather beating someone up over a ball to USTLA (United States Lawn apathic (sic) for the last three have the crowds cheer, I cannot Tennis Association) rules will years. comprehend. And then I am told apply through-out the competition. Why? Because last year while that it is due to my lack of support Individual trophies will be five friends on the surf team and that the team is losing. It's hard to awarded to all winners and run- myself spent the night on the put down on paper what I really ners-up. pavement of Phoenix "Big Surfs" feel 'cause the results would parking lot, I wondered why we, probably be hate and jealousy. who were the spetical (sic) of the I was amazed at the amount of day and who brought all the money the football club received. Frosh Win String cowboys to their amusement park, Can you imagine what a con­ were forgotten so fast. Again last structive organization like a ski year at the Athletic Awards club could do with $20,000. We On Line Tomorrow Banquet we must of been forgotten could afford to outfit everyone on because the Surf Club was the most campus who wanted to ski with The undefeated Torero freshman successful and the highest rated Head-Skis and Lange boots plus basketball squad, under Coach team on Campus. They had no idea money left over for trips and John Cunningham, will be seeking of what we had done and I don't parties. their fifth straight at 5:45 think they really cared. The main problem is that the tomorrow against the Whittier I am not trying to build ego trips administration is about 3-5 years freshman team at Whittier. or trying to push the surf club, on behind the students. You probably Led by center, Ben Thompson, BUCKET! Gie Simpson drives in for two points. Toreros went on the contrary, the group of surfers, would not believe what Mr. Hitz- the Toreros floored the University to floor the University of Redlands Bulldogs, 82-60. hippies, freaks or whatever you'd man thinks of the Surf Club. If it of Redlands frosh, 89-53, in their like to call them will exist without was not for people like John last encounter. your help. (What I would like to Murphy, Paul Shanes and Barry Thompson leads the lineup in dwell on is the idea that clubs and Vinyard, you'd have a lot more both scoring and rebounding with a teams must change with the people dissatisfied students on this 21.0 and 14.7 average respectively. that attend the University.) The campus than you do now. Pinky Smith follows in both football team, for instance, was the Everyone will come up and tell categories with a 17.5 average and biggest failure to hit this campus. you how a football team will im­ 10.7 on the boards. Smith is Its object was to bring unity and prove the school status. Yeah! I sit shooting 75 per cent from the floor instead it produced the opposite and watch it all: the products are in making 30 out of 40 attempts in effect. clowns playing for popular opinion. the last four games. OIL26 1!IDD 'oBaja ud$ '^jdj D|DD|V Don't get me wrong, I have Doesn't matter if I am wrong or Other double figure scoring show o6a|Q UD§ jo X^|SJ9AIUf| nothing against football; it's just right, does it? Or does it. Stan Washington with 14.5 and Ron that I do not like to "pay" to watch Tom Dugan Modic with 11.0.