GARY SCIDLDT, Blackfeet Indian artist from Kalispell, painted this oll on canvas entitled 'Fixing Fence.' He Is one of 44 Indian artists featured In a show at the Museum of the Rockies In Bozeman. : Museum opened by traveling exhibit z ... The Museum of the Rockies quarters. after its initial exposure In The new building took over a "' re-0pened Monday (Nov. 27) Featured for the opening Browning this summer. year to complete at a cost of 0 after a two-month closure was the traveling art exhibit, The museum, operated by about $168,000 according to > while moving into new "Contemporary Indian Montana State University, Dr. Leslie Drew, director. The Artists, Montana/ Wyoming/ ­ and financed, as far as building is one of eight Idaho." A collection of con­ building is concerned by modules which eventually will temporary art by 44 Indian private donations, is now make up the museum ASMSU eledions Thurs. artists of these three states housed in a 12,800 square foot complex. the has been assembled for the building south of the univer­ Drew said the art show will Students will get the 4) The time limit for of the be six weeks. first time in the history sity. Since its opening in 1957 continue through Dec. 17. In opportunity to decide whether convention will The Museum of 5) For ratification, the Indian arts. the museum was in a dairy the meantime the museum or not they want an ASMSU Rockies is the first to for constitution must receive a the barn now scheduled Constitutional Convention receive the traveling show demolition. (Continued on page 3) when they vote in the fall majority of all ballots cast. A elections next Thursday. 20 percent turnout of eligible The plan for the ASMSU voters is necessary. J Con-con calls for: 6) The Constitutional Con­ Worthington dupes dopers 1) Delegate selection shall vention Commission is authorized to budget for the By Joe Nistler this problem could be taken commg, people were discuss- be on the precinct level. problem everywhere I will convention and may extend "We don't want to restrict immediately. ing the 2) Precinct delegates went in the state. follows - the time limit on the the number of student For example, he mentioned be appointed as "If the lay people are upset and Sou th convention if necessary. functions on campus, but we that the student catalog states Roskie, North are enough, they will talk to their Hedges (6), Langford, -7) Delegate selection shall have to find some solutions to certain, specific drugs be held winter quarter, and the drug problem. We want to illegal on campus. Worthing- legislators." Culbertson-Mullan, Pryor, said an anti-academic Hannon (5), the constitution shall be sub­ prevent serious injury or loss ton noted that a general state- He Hapner and feeling has sprung up around married student housing (3), mitted to the students during of life," said Max Worthing- ment might be more effective, elections. ton, dean of student affairs at such as, "All hallucinogens the state, and this feeling may Greek houses (3), and off. spring quarter 1973 Students will also choose ll MSU. and narcotics are pro- be reflected in the campus (8). Montana legislature. 3) To qualify as a delegate, senators and vote on book­ Worthington, who will hibited." by-law changes. submit a proposal to the Presi- Although not everyone Worthington said a major the student may be either an store people A student turnout of at least dent's Forum soon which will recognizes drug use as a factor is the number of undergraduate or graduate or football official five percent at the Hedges suggest that the administra- problem, Worthington said, at an MSU concert who is not an elected the university a board South, Pryor and SUB polls is lion study the problem, said "It's not doing on page 3) of ASMSU nor After home- (Continued director. expected. that initial steps concerning image any good. Qu inlet to perform A widely praised musical Each has an extensive pro­ ensemble, the American fessional musical back­ Brass Quintet, will appear at ground that includes work Montana State University with the American Symphony Thursday, Nov. 30, sponsored Orchestra, the New York City by the school's Cultural Ballet Orchestra, the Group Affairs Board. for Contemporary Music at The program will begin at 8 Columbia University, the p.m. in the Student Union Jaffrey Ballet Orchestra, Theatre. Metropolitan Opera The quintet, formed in New Orchestra and the New York York in 1958, made its debutin Philharmonic. 1960 and has since performed The idea of a brass quintet to critical acclaim through­ goes back to the 14th century, out the U.S. and Europe. They before the violin and oboe have made nine recordings, were developed in their primarily on the Nonesuch present form. Composers The American Brass Quintet, composed of, left to right, Robert Biddlecome, bass and Serenus labels. from Bach to Lj!Onard trombone; Edward Birdwell, French horn; Louis Ranger, trwnpet; Gerard Schwarz, trumpet; Members of the group are Bernstein have been attracted and Herb Rankin, tenor trombone, will perform In concert at 8 pm Thursday night In the SUB Gerard Schwarz, trumpet; to the unlq ue sound of the theatre. The five, who also perform professionally with symphony orchestras and other musical Louis Ranger, trumpet; Herb brass ensemble. organizations In New York, have been playing together as a quintet since 1960, and have Rankin, tenor trombone; The American Brass received wide critical praise. The program ranges from Bach to Ralph Shapey, a contemporary Robert Biddlecome, bass Quintet's repertoire consists students will be admitted free with IDs, for others the charge Is Sl. The trombone; and Edward Bird­ U.S. composer. MSU (Contineud on page 3) quintet Is sponsored by the Cultural Affairs Board. well, French horn. Cattle branding going electronic

Two Montana State pro­ a year. computer system tor at which a nimal it was. Is there to stay. Its weight will Essentially the two fessors have developed a complete data on the animal Another benefit is disease allow it to remain In the device that identifies cattle by developed a method to or information may be control. a nim a l 's stomach. The code. implant a tra nsistorized acquired from the owner's "Maybe a diseased animal project originally was funded Harley Leach, research capsule into a cow's stomach. records. shows up in the Chicago stock­ by the Montana Livestock engineer, and Dr. John The capsule also can be used Benefits of the device are yard," Hanton said. "There Commission for about Sl,000 Hanton, associate professor of on sheep. The capsule sends a many, according to Hanton. are too many brands on it and and now has a $20,000 grant electrical engineering, have coded signal, picked up by a Probably the most important east of the Dakotas they don't from the U.S. Department of been working on the receiver, and gives off a even brand. If the animal had Agriculture. Hanton said Electro n ic Livestock registration number. The to Montana ranchers is help in identifying this capsule it's identity could about three more years are Identification System for over number may be sent to a animals for performance breeders. The be traced." needed to complete the study system can be used by both the He was quick to note it 's not and get the capsules on the rancher and the Montana Beef intended as a branding market. They will sell from $3 Order now before the Performance Association substitute but would serve as a to S5 each. Christmas Rush which records the ranchers' supplement. The idea came from wire "It will be valuable for all your Cheese & Sausage packages records a nd sends them the disease and the use of magnets results. brand inspectors too," he said. in the stomach to capture at Hanton explained, "Say you have a cow with two swallowed wire. "Suppose I had a herd and I brands. I say you stole it from Systems with similar goals was trying to see how much me and you say you bought it. are being developed by the The Cheese & Candy Shop weight a certain animal had This transmitter can prove Boeing Co. and the Los gained. Maybe his eartag was whose animal it is." Alamos Scientific Laboratory torn off and I'd have to guess Once implanted the capsule in New Mexico. · Hanton described the capsule as the animal's to the Great World "Social Security number." Welcome "There's no way the code can be modified and the Willie Edward Warden Ill capsule can be removed only by surgery or slaughter," he Congradu/ations said. to your old Old Man and Beautiful Mom Martin appointed Dr. Glen L. Martin, head of the Montana State University RE-ELECT Department of Civil Engineer­ ing and Engineering Mechanics, has been named vice chairman of a new PARKS committee of the American National Standards Institute. Goal of the committee, TO Martin reported, is to establish technical elements of highway data for the ASMSU SENA TE development of a national, integrated traffic records Pd. Pol. Adv. system. Martin's particular interest will be in highway structures a nd engineering. He was named to the com­ In Concert mittee at a recent organizational meeting in Thursday, Denver.

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2 -THE EXPONENT • • Tuesday, Nov. 28, 1972 ' Hunter's feat' Coed dorms at MSU ? An annual fund-raising State University, the Hunter's project for the Arnold Air Feast, has been scheduled for AWS-MRA to conduct housing poll Society and Saturday, Dec. Angel Flight 2. By Rosina Murphy organizations at Montana The dinner, which features be conducted Thursday and reside on one floor, wing or all types Exponent Reporter Friday in the dorms and section and men reside on of game - duck, Coed housing deer, elk and other and visitation Greek houses. Two separate another floor, wing or section, varieties - rules will be the Museum will run from 5 to 7 p.m. It topics of con· polls will be taken; one will be in the same residence hall. will sideration in the opinion (Continued from page I) be held at the Bozeman poll to taken in both men's and Six options concerning coed women's staff will begin Masonic Temple, 14 S. Tracy. residence halls, the living and visitation will be reassembling other will be open to offered the exhibits carefully Dona tlons of $2 for adults all women to MSU students on the moved Drug problem students. AWS-MRA poll. over the two month period. and $1 for children under 12 The AWS are requested. Children under {Continued r, •m page 1) Off campus women are to questionnaire deals with Drew said it wllJ take many vote weeks to three wllJ be admitted free. game, at the office of student visitation and other residence get some exhibits either drinking or affairs and ready for display Tickets are available at the doping services during the matters including hours and and the . He noted that over regular office hours housing museum will then have door. Telephone Air Force 5,000 persons . All dorm applications. a attended the voting wllJ take place These are only formal opening. Exhibits ROTC , 994-4021, for Gordon Lightfoot concert, at the opinion polls. viewed in the old inform a tlon. compared desks between the hours of 8 Your vote may not cause any museum will to 1,500·2,200 at an am and 12 administrative be enhanced by new artifacts UM concert. pm on Thursday changes. It and design, Worthington and 8 am and 5 pm on Friday. will, however, give your according to said representatives Drew. cooperation between Coed housing is defined by insight on ANNOUNCEMENT students the how to present , The Indian art show is keyed and faculty is necessary to Housing Office as a your requests residence in which women to the administration. to the Museum of the Rockies MSU International Club keep the problem from because the museum's Notice of Next Meeting growing...... ·········· ...... • displays are related to history AJI foreign and American According to Bud Purdy, . : of the northern Rockies. students are invited to a Fieldhouse manager, shorter The artworks represent 13 meeting to be held December concerts minimize the drug "God rest ye merry merchants, tribes located on reservations 1, 7: 00 pm. Place: 908 So. abuse in the Fieldhouse. He may ye make the Yuletide and reflect the Pia ms Indians• ' Tracy, Apt. F-3. Highlight: contrasted the Lightfoot pay... " varied experiences and Talk on 'Israel Today' by Miss concert with the never-ending ... Stan Freberg participation in the con- Marian Mattelin Amar Amar Homecoming show. temporary life of the club president. ' Purdy also said that American West. The exhibit For more information call 6· detection of drugs is one of the Shop early and often at was organized by the Indian 6368 or 994-3881 or 7-7187 or biggest dilemmas of the Field­ Arts and Crafts Board of the contact Club at Room 300, house security force. U.S. Department of the Hamilton Hall MSU Interior. (All Americ~ns ar~ eligible . Among Montana artists and very welcome). American Brass Country represented are Alfred Roulleir from the Flathead (Continued from page I) Eook Shelf Indian Reservation; Earl of both early and con­ 1528 West Main· Livermore, Blackfeet ANNOUNCEMENT temporary pieces. For its in back of the Red Barn Reservation, and Kevin Red KGLT·KATS is holding MSU program, selections will STar, Crow Reservation. interviews with the Student range from a 1609 suite by The Museum of the Rockies Senate candidates Nov. William Brade to Ralph will 28 and : ...... be open from 8 am to 5 pm 29 at 8 pm. Phone lines will be Shapey's 1963 Brass Quintet in . Mondays through Fridays and open for any questions or three movements. Other com­ from 1 pm to 5 pm Saturdays comments. posers represented and will Sundays. include Bach, Ewald, John VALLEY MOTOR SUPPLY Adson, Giovanni Coperario and Heinrich Isaac. HAS SOMETHING TO ••• Re-Elect Among the quintet's most recent appearances was a concert in the new Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C. At ROMl Sally that time critic Wendell Johnson Margrave of the Washington Star-News reported: "The American Brass Quintet is as to good an ensemble of wind ABOUT players as I have ever heard .. THE LARGEST STOCK they have stunning OF Pd. Pol. 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THE EXPONENT ... Tuesday, Nov. 28, 1972 - 3 pudim -~~iilTilii@lTil~ Senators for sale This may come as quite a Sally Johnson, and Sid shock to some of the students Thomas must be returned to on this campus, but the the senate. Without these elections for student senate three senators the senate are once more upon us. would be returned to the It eems sort of a sad joke practical joke it was at theend that in three days the students of last year. of this campus will be asked to Dan Guettler a nd Gerald vote on eighteen candidates to Carpenter are both active in fill eleven seats. The sad part student activities and would comes in when the voting be an asset to the senate. student first eyes the ballot The only senator running for and sees, at the most. maybe reelection who does not four names he can place with a deserve another term would face. be Rosemary Olson. It seems that that is the way Someone should have told this election is turning out. her before she ran last spring "SANDBOX REVOLUTIONARY! " So how should the student that in college the student vote come Thursday? senate votes on more Perhaps flipping a coin would important items than the solve all the students troubles. placement of a Coke machine Since I covered the senate for in the basement of the SUB. the Exponent last spring I As for the rest of the candi­ The Cornerstone would like to make a few dates, your guess is as good as observations on some of the mine. Many Christians on this wasn't it Jesus that said ask other; you will be loyal to one candidates. jcr campus are leading fruitless and you shall receive? and despire the other. You First of all, Richard Parks, and unhappy lives. They can't Let's face it people, deep cannot serve _both. Maybe seem to understand why it is down in your hearts you know that's why you have to their Jesus won't help them one of the reasons why your rationalize your sins before during a big exam that they life is like itis. You're trying to others by trying to make Tales from the Crypt were too busy to study for or impress both God and the worldly pleasures sound okay. send them enough money so world. If there's ever a You may be fooling them, but This state, whether you And they've found a perfect that they can go to the big decision to be made between you won't be fooling God in the realize it or not, is a last spot, Colstrip. Colstrip has a concert his week. After all, something sinful and Godly least. refuge. It is just about the only population not much larger and there is an audience, you Are you willing to renounce area left relatively wild in than a bread box and much, o' our lives at night, just like usually cop-out and pick the your old self as a sinner and which vou can hop in a car. much smaller than a Great our Eastern brothers. We's a sinful way. in order to show become free by accepting drive for a half hour. and be a Dane's dog house. When the bein' saved! everybody that although you Jesus as your personal Lord half-hour's drive from Colstrip project is over and Montana, cross out say that you are a Christian and Savior? Or are you go"!ng civilization. You can still done with, the population will to go through life always breath deep without fear of Treasure State and insert you can still be one of the guys. be around 900,000. Prostitute of the Best of All Sorry gang - it won't work. looking for an answer but not corroding your lungs, Butte The present population of wanting to admit that maybe and surrounding area Possible Nations. California Jesus tells us in the Bible Montana is a little over tried to be the Prostitute etc. specifically that no one can be Jesus was right when He said, excepted. In fact, in most of 600,000. "I am the Way, the Truth, and the state. clouds are the only and looky at them. a slave to two masters: you It looks like some large Fill in the blank: P. T. will hate one and love the the Life ... " impediment to vision. companies have decided that Paul 0. Dillon Soon all this will be changed Barnum once said, "A Montana doesn't have any­ is born every Editor ...... Patrick Corey by your friend and mine, thing neat like dirty brown Montana Power. Ayup, they minute." But it is amazing skies, lack of stars at night, that we have a whole state full Business Manager ...... Gary Gullickson have decided that Montana sulfuric in the air and arsenic would just be perfect for of them. on the ground, and all the nice Get off your duffs and do Managing Editors ...... Cheryl Mackey, Ginny Prior providing power for the East other trappings of civiliza­ coast. I mean, after all, it's something. Write your tion. Hallelujah' We's bein' Congressman, Sena tor, News Editor ...... Jim Ryan only fair that we share in part saved, brothers! Stand in line of the fun and jollies of a Governor, President, R.A. or foh da promised Ian', something, but atleast try and Sports Editor ...... Joe istler DayGlo red sunset every brothers. We's gon' get to night. stop this atrocity. choke an' gag an' live in feah Igor Photo Editor ...... Peter Freivalds Copy Editor ...... Gloria Kroemer Layout Editor ...... J,an Blickenstaff Advertising ...... Mike Kiinke, Pam Gregoire, Jim Preste Business Secretary ...... Deb Burgess Reporters ...... Jill Wright, Pat Coghlan, Ken Porter, Dan O'Connell, Tom Barrett, Lisette Berube, Judy Calhoun, Maria Cooper, Patrick Dawson, Bill Endres, David Kavulla, Dale Kober, David Macintyre, Rosina Murphy, Patty Peace, Ben Royiand, Paula Peters, Mike Weitz Photographers ..... Henry Shovic, Steve Pike, Troll, Ed Hoadley, John Strausbauch, Kelley "WE HAVE CONCLUDED Blalock, Mark Ferguson, Fred Griffith, Mark Ayers, Steve Otto, Jack THE PLANE COULD NOT HAVE Somppi, John Roscoe, Greg Schiff, BEEN SKYJACKED AND THEREFORE Will Swanberg, Mel Tomlinson, Patty WAS NOT SKYJACKED ... AHEM ... Peace, Hob, Graig Satterlee, Glenda GIVEN ALL THE SUPERB PASSENGER Dylina, Jim Rowland, Dick Myott, Vicki Anderson, Dan Poole, Lon AND BOARDING PROCEDURES USED." Berry, Scott Horton, Martin Peterson lhe U:ponet1t IS an 1ndePtndenl srudenl·wntten and studenHnanaged new:5p1oer at Montana State Umvtrsity Bo.zerTWn The opruons exprtssed t1ere111 are "°I neces:s.anly those ol the unrvers11Y or the' student bodv P\Jbl!Shed 1111ice weekly euecit hohd1rs ano 11111 wee dunrttlh!: school Yf!JI by the Assoc.1;1ted Studen1SolMontan1St11eUniversi1y Knownothceot oobk.ibOn the bl)Ont'nL Student Union Burtlmg. Montana Stal! Un111efl1ry. Soleman. Montl!ll 59715 Edrronal, Dus11ess tlllone 944-2611 Subscnption ratts, second ctas.s postage paid 11 Bol!Nn. w..-:;.... 3 Montana, lo an~ 00111 wrtnn the Un1red States Wld its posstSSJOns at S6 pe1 co- -u 4 - THE EXPONENT • * Tuesday, Nov. 28, 1972 Legislative Research Committee Dental research program needs 'filling' To the Editor, To the Editor: and an opportunity We have the Legislative The committee will meet Is given for the newspaper. periodically In the SUB. The time For the ninth consecutive year presentation of Individual The deadline for appllcatlon for Research Committee functioning the American Dental Association now. We and place wUI be posted at the research rep:>rts. the Program In Dental Research solicit Input from all Is sponsoring the Program in The Cou ncil members of the University main desk. If you cannot make on Dental Research for College Students Is February any meetings but wish to contrl· Dental Research for College would appreciate your coopera­ 15, 1973. Information and applica­ community. Our Purpose is to Students under a grant from the develop those bute, please write up your tion In bringing this program to tion kits are available from: Dr. questions which we, National Institute of Dental the attention as students, should take to the comments and send them to of your readers Harold Watling, Room 2Q7, Lewis Richard Parks, Chairman Research. This program makes it through publication in the campus Hall, Council on Dental Research. state legislature this winter. possible for selected pre-bacca­ Probable topics at this time Legislative Research Committee, Student Senate Office. laurea te college students to spend Last week 's Klutz Award to the construction Include securing our activity fee 10 weeks In the laboratory from diversion Respectfully. of a crew for our new Old Faithful. 3FH . by the Regen ts and senio r dental scientist who Is getting a student appointed to the Richard C. Parks 9FN - Did you have !XJmpkin pie for Turkey ASMSU Senator working In the field of the regents as a voting member. student's career interest. Day? Heh, heh. 3FH. For Sale: Double The overall objective of the stZe waterbed with frame. Shadow, we had someone to till your ice hner and pad . Also program Is to identify excep­ stee l stnng guitar with cream suit bot he melted . Q&S . tional students and to furnish case. Ca ll 587·3027. Thank you Bosom : Gobble. gobble, Turkey Day .After all insight, through a direct exper­ Rooms for Rent campus Call the Men 's Coop at 6· east 1s the wrong direction . Snort. To the Editors, and all over the Bozeman ience, to the challenges that exist 6786. Also have excellent food seMce tor The Moniana State University area. in oral biology and related $220 per day. It can 't be beat. Bosom. praise be' The plunger has been International Club would We have already begun making research. Since the scope of oral returned but 1t may not be permanent. llke to Wanted to Buy: thank everyone who helped plans for next year's Bazaar In science includes the entire One Yamaha 250 or 305 lor Maybe we should bronze the one we had to parts. No engine required - make the Fifth hopes that It will be even better. spectrum of basic and 1964·1970. and attach 1t to the Datsun tor safekeeping. Annual inter· clinical Call Ted , national Bazaar a success. We We hope to see you all there next disciplines, this program should at 6-6291 or 7·1044. Snort. sincerely wish we could thank year and hope yo u will enjoy be of interest to those students Yes, Mr. Insurance Man: There IS a Gary working with us as much as we Mr. Information: AB .M.'s no match for each one personally, but there are planning to work toward Markovich. 3FH . S.H.E . Beware. 3FH. just too many of you and some for enjoy having you. advanced degrees In the bio­ whom we never got names. We do Li nda Schmiedeskamp logical, phys ical and behavioral know that you came from the Secretary sciences as well as students MSU International Club oriented toward medicine and dentistry. 1100~~$~~[Q)~[b Successful candidates will be Graffiti placed in the laboratories of senior dental scientists wherein ~ ~lID a~ 11a©~ By Ron Bybee the student participates in Since his re-election, research studies related to the President Nixon has been respon­ expressed primary sible for a great field of religious resurgence. Every day millions of interest to each student. The people pray for lower taxes. program provides a stipend of Introductory Lecture Sl.000 to the student for his main­ tenance during a period of 10 Wed .• Nov. 29 To Thanksgiving weeks in the summer. 8:00 P.M. Oh stuff your gut with tons of food, Air travel will be provided to the and then collapse while muscles pound. student's assigned institution, to a Missouri Rm. Don't claim Thanksgiving's the reason ... meeting site of a con ference held Preparatory Lecture You eat this way all year round. in late August, and back to the student's home or school. The Thurs .. Nov. 30, 8:00 to tal value of the ten week period P.M .. Missouri.Rm. is between STOP DISCRIMI ATION - HATE EVERYBODY! Sl,200 to Sl,400 depending upon distance traveled. The conference is Students' International Meditation Society composed of all student tralness Hollywood Hot Line: John Wayne's new western movie will be an adaptation of a classical Greek drama by Sophocles. It will be titled " Oedipus Tex." ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL MADE CRANK CALLS. Poverty Ranch ANNOUNCEMENT Hall. Faculty, students with Tom Pfissenberger, of Food questions or problems Like Wilson Nutrition Service, Dept. of concerning Food Stamp Ag.. Helena, will speak Program - come and ask Thursday in Bozeman at 8: 00 your questions and state your pm in the Montana Power problems. Supports the Best Vote for your two

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6 - THE EXPONENT • • Tuesday, Nov. 28, 1972 The good people put us through school J im Craig, director of the last fiscal year. $780,000. Repayment, as in in dire fi nancial need a re enforcement. Craig estimated student financial a id and Craig said, "We have a heck most loans, doesn't begin until eligible. Craig said a total of 57 students received 29,376 in employment at Montana State of a lot of money going out to after graduation. $165,603 was granted to MSU this program during the last University, believes about 80 students and it 's really getting Federal insured loans allow students last year. fiscal year. per cent of MSU students to be big business." a student to borrow up toSl,500 Nursing student loans are In addition students mav receive some form of Other forms of financial aid a year from a bank and the granted up to 1.500 a year. acquire university short term monetary help. include the National Defense interest is paid by the govern- Craig said approximately loans financed by donations "If you combined all our Student Loan program, now ment while the student is in 150 nurses received $105,219 in and repay them during the regular aid programs. the GI known as the National Direct school. Craig said his office loan monies last year and school year or summer. Bill, Social Security and Student Loan Program. Under processes these applications another 120 received nursing Scholarships. usuall y others, I'll bet you would find this, loans for up to $1,000 a and estimates about 2,000 scholarships totaling 62.345. averaging about 250 each, 80 per cent of those on campus year are is ued. Craig said students received about $2 The Law Enforcement are available, as are manv have aid," he said. since this program was miUion in loans last year. Education Program grants up other forms of smaller student The number of students started in 1958 at MSU, The Educational Oppor- to Sl.800 a year to employees aid, such as non-resident fee receiving aid this fall is about students have received tunity Grants program offers in this field who wish to con­ waivers and the University the same as last year except $3,426,526.80 as of June30. This grants for which repayment is tinue education or to students deferred installment loan for the Work-Study program. year he expects to loan about not necessary. Only students wanting careers in law plan. In that case, Congress appropriated fewer funds than requested. Craig said this year's Wor!c­ Study grant is $466.007 compared to 610.237 last year. Wor k-Study students work up to 15 hours a week on campus or at an approved off campus agency. They are paid $1.60 to $2.50 an h our. Craig said a bout 400 students are employed under this program. They earned $827 ,837 during

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THE EXPONENT • • Tuesday , NOTICE Computing center improves efficiency The following proposed changes in the By­ By Marcia Lee Krings MSU gleaned from the new language for the 268 program laws of the Montana State University MSU Office of Information Sigma 7 language, there are Sigma 7 could understand. Bookstore, Inc., will be voted upon atthe general Increased efficiency, a other benefits to the univer· The 360 '25 will be replaced in January by more economical student fall elections under the supervision of check for $38 ,000 and a savings sitv. It all started in 1968 when of $750 a month to Montana the engineering computer Sigma 7 accessories. Lucke ASMSU. The Board of Directors State University are in the center and the administrative said this will amount to a A• ...... ,1y stated MSU Bookstore, Inc. mill at the MSU Computing date processing center com­ savings of about $750 a month. Edwin Howard, Sec'y. Center. bined. The Sigma 7, a huge Soon arriving will be a 1,500 ARTICLE Ill The center has been computer capable of line a minute printer which Board of Directors A• Proposed will help 3 Upon the adoption ol these Bvlaws awarded $38,000 from the memorizing an immense the current 1,000 line the present Board a minute printer. The old of Directors cons1s11ng of 3 Dele1e m 1010 Xerox Corp. for writing a amount of data, was brought hve members. shell increase therr Board "Report Program Genera tor" in that year. The ational printer can't keep up with the membership to seven by eJectmg from lhe Science Foundation output. The center also is membership such persons as meet the developed by everal staff quahhcauons siated herem. who shall serve members for the school's purchased part of the Sigma 7 getting a 200-card per minute until the spring ol 1966 Sigma 7 computer. for the university and the reader and more equipment 4 In the sprmg ot !he year I 966. two 4 R enumber as Sec1ion 3 and amend to According to Lou Lucke, remainder is leased. Sigma 7 for Sigma 7 to enlarge its facuhv members shall be elec1ed bv the read as follows director. a did everything but handle 268 storage capacity. membership_ Report Program one to succeed lhe faculty A faculty member shall be elected each programs According to Lucke the member whose term expires pursuanuothe sprmg by 1he student body IO hold office tor Generator (RPG) is a from the former Bylaws and 1he other to succeed the three years or unul a successor 1s elected computer language that administrative data process­ monetary savings comes !acuity member whose term expires and quahl1ed A regular leculty member to reduces the amount of effort ing center. because the 360125 leased for pursuant 10 paragraph 3 above The be elrg1ble 10 hold office as a board member required to quickly produce The computer couldn' t $4,048 per month and the total member receivrng 1he highesl number of shall be al least nmeteen years of age. and llt replacement costs of the new voles shall hold olhce for three years untd 1eas1 an Assrs tant Pro fessor wtl h three reports. master this task because it hrs successor rs elected and Quahl1ed and consecutive vears ol service at M ontana Most computer languages didn't have the right equipment amounts to $750 1he membw receivrng the second highest Staie Un1verstty are done by contract language, namely RPG, for less per month. number of \oC Ees shall hold office for 1wo specialists. In this case the the 268 programs. So an IBM In addition the tape library, years until hrS successor 1s e:lected 11ncf now crammed Quallhed Subseouem 10 1he year 1966 a MSU team took up the task 360 / 25 was leased to handle into a tiny faculty member shall be elec1ed each sprmQ and did it in less than a year. this part of the university's room, will be expanded into by ine s1udem body to hold office for three Bob Lord and Jim Wiliiams computing operations. part of the area where the years until a successor 1s elected and The 360 25 used to reign. Qual!lied A regular l.teultv member to be headed the team. team solved the el191ble to hold office as a b(lard member In addition to the $38,000 problem by producing a The Computing Center, shall be et 1ees1 twentv-one years ol aqeand which handles university at teast an Assistant Professor w11h 1hree business from the payroll to consecu11ve years ol services al Mon1ana helping students enrolled S1a1e Unrvers1iy in data processing courses, will 5 In !he sprmq ol the 't'ear 1966. three 5 Renumber es Secuon 4 and amend 10 S!udent members shall be elected by 1he read as tollows be able to operate more membership to replace 1he s1uden1 In the SPtlnQ ol each vear two sludent Family Tree efficiently for les money, members holding office at thar lime members shall be elected bY 1he member· according to Lucke. 181 Two s1udem members shall be ship to replace s1udem members whose elec1ed with the follow1nq qual1h cations ro w11 lit at least 21 \·ears of age 111) have earned at least 75 credus (a/One studem member shall be elected lutl be a coming 1umor havmg a1 least With lhe lollowingQuahltC8tt0ns IOWll NOTI CE 150 grade paints 0 1 lhe TWO SfUden! 11tat least nme1eenyearsol aQe. Cu) have Inn members the one rece1v1 ng the highes1 earned at 1eas1 1t11nv cred11s Said The MRA and AWS polls will number of voles shall hold olhce tor 1wo student shall serve for two years or until be held in all men's and years until his successor is elected and his successor is elected and qua hhed women's halls on Thursdav qualifled and the one wtth the second 625 No. 7th highest numberofvo1esshall hoJdotlrce tbl One s1uoen1member shall be elected New Choice Top Sirloin ov. 30 and Friday, Dec. J. : tor one vear until his successor 1s 10 serve for one year or unul his suc· 1972. Men and women may Fries. salad, choice of dressing, elected and Quahf1ed Subsequen1 to the cessor 1s elec1ed and quahhed Said hot pick up ballots and vote at year 1966 the 1unior members elected students QUahficattons shall be as buttered roll their respective shall serve tor two years unti l his tollows . 1ow11 11Ja1leastmneteenyears residence hall successor is elected and GUahf1ed 01 age, t 11) have earned at least sevenlY· desks anytime between 8 am live credits and 12 midnight !bl The third stude"t member shall be on Thursdav elected each se>rrnQ from the comtnq $2.55 and 8 am and 5 pm on Friday. (CJ The student members 10 remam on semor class 10 serve for one vear until 1he Board must remain 1ngoodstand1ng his successor 1s elected and quahl1ed by ma1n1a1nmg the credit and Qrade Said students quahf1cat10ns sh11U be as pom1 reau1remen1s 01 M ontana State follows to w11 111 at least 21 ve111s ol Un1vers11v for extracurricular ehq1b1htv aqe lul have ~arned at 1eas1120cred1ts frnJ have at leas! 240 grade oomts

IC) The Student members to remam e>n lhe Board must remain 1ngood stand1nq by ma1ntain1ng the credit and grade oomt reQuiremen1s of Moniane State Unrvers1ty fo r extracurncular ehq1b1l11v WAGNER'S A RTICLE IV ARTICLE IV in Elecuon of Ol hcers Elecuon of Olhcers

Nominations and elections ot D1rectors Amend to reed as follows shall be held andconduc1ed a1 1he same trme Nom inations 11 nd elections of Directors "The Big Main Shopping Center" and'" the same manner as nom1na11ons and shall be held and conducted a1the same ume elections l or Comm1ss10nmembersh1pol1he and m !he same manner as SPr1ng ouarter Student Sena re nommauons and elect10ns for ASMSU pos1· 11ons A nnounces ARTICLE XV1 M eeungs ARTICLE XV I New Meetmgs The annual meetmg of the members of 1he corporauon shalt be held m ttle week Amend to read as follows tollow•ng the SP11nq general school elec The annual meeting oi lhe membersof1he NITE Shopping Convenience !Ions each vear All business ot the coroora coroo1a11on shllll be heldtn the tau Quarter of tion necessary or proper to be conducted or each year A U business ol 1he corpora11on perlormed IJV- a meeting of the members necessary or proper to be conducted 01 per thereot mav be transacted formed by a meetmg ol the members thereof may be tr11nsac 1ed Spec111I meeunqs of the members may Soec1al meel tnQS ol 1he members mav be We will be open to serve you be held at 11nv time uoon call ot 1he held at anv time upon call ol 1he President President Special meetings must be called Special meelU'IQS must be called by 1he by the President upon reouest m w1111nq Preslden1 upon reoues1 m w1111ng signed bv signed bv ten percent ol the members of !he 1en percen1 ol the members of the coroora· corporation Dec. 1st to 9 p.m. such w1111en request 10 spee 1fy uon. such w nnen request to spec1fv 1he the purpose or ob1ect of the prcposed soec1al purpose or obtect of the proposed special me~mng meettng Nouce ol au mee1mqs shall be s1qned bv Notice ol alt mee11ngs shall be signed bv the Secretary and published m the Montana Dec. 8th the Secretarv and pybhshed m the Montana E1tPOnen1 for et least one issue and al least to 9 p.m. Exponent for at least one issue and 91 least 1hree days pr10r to the day ol the propesed three davs prior 10 the day of the proposed meeting Such notice shell specify 1he oo1ec1 meet mg Such notlt.e shall spec1 fv !he oo1ea and purpose ot lhe meeting end purpose of 1rie mee11ng Then starting Dec. 11th - Every Nite Until Dec. 23rd ~~ MS U BOOKSTOR E (except Saturdays) I ~ INC:. s rn~· i: m>li N tm· · · ;.• " fii esda.~,· " ·9'· is· ifri' -· . ._·_ ,, ___ _ .. ~ •• ••• • I ' I , ~. ANNOUNCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT Moral of story .. The Campus Gold Girl KGLT-KATS stall meeting. Scouts will meet Saturday, All present and past December 2, at 2: 00 pm in the announcers who want to have Bag End, downstairs of shifts for winter quarter must STICK TO ORGANICS Wesley House. This will be a come. Wednesday, Nov. 29, 7 crafts meeting so come full of pm, Big Horn Yellowstone Medical Tribune Report drugs do, indeed, contain the University of Southern Cali­ ideas and ready to work. Rm. SAN FRANCISCO - Un­ drug the buyer expects, they fornia School of Medicine. expected toxic reactions and consist of other active drugs From December, 1970, to "bad trips" among drug as well. March of this year, 572 street abusers may stem from the These were among the drug samples were collected fact that well over half the findings reported here from a and qualitatively analyzed, drugs sold on the street are not street drug identification they told the annual meeting at all what the pusher program conducted by Dr. of the American Society of represents them to be. George D. Lundberg and Clinical Pathologists. On 538 Ho-Ho-Ho Furthermore, while an Ramesh C. Gupta, of the of the samples, Information additional 4.5 per cent of the Department of Pathology, was available regarding what It's that time the drug was represented as at the time of sale. of year " The purpose of the program," the investigators said, "was to analyze drugs submitted by random anony­ Don't miss: mous donors in order to study current street drug epidemi­ ology; to inform local hospitals, drug abuse clinics, 1. Candlelight poison control centers, school nurses, and free clinics; and to Preview develop hard data for drug education programs." Saturday evening, Dec. 2, 6:30 Mescaline Often to 9:00 p.m. Misrepresented The most consistent mis­ Retreads r e pr ese nations , they 2. Christmas reported, included 192 13so samples sold as mescaline, of Open House And Up which only three were mescaline alone and one a Sunday, Dec. 3, 11 :00 a.m. to mixture Including mescaline. The usual drugs sold as 5:00 p.m. mescaline were lysergic acid diethyl amide (LSD), phencyclidine (PCP), or LSD a nd PCP combined. Of 53 sample sold as psilo­ ~i~~.istimas ~i ;:;;:als cybin, only one was psilobycin and most of the others were LSD, PCP, or LSD-PCP. Of 25 Fur Hats samples represented as tetra­ All Ski Wax hydrocannabinol (THC) , only 1100 So. Tracy one was pure and most of the Phone 587-4407 One Rack Ski Parkas - $15.00 ea. others were PCP or LSD-PCP. (Men's & Women 's) The most consistently correct re pres en ta lions All Snow Boots - After included marijuana, of which Ski 58 out of 62 samples were pure Muzzle Loader All Waffle Stampers Y2 Price marijuana with no mixtures. Ski Boot Bags Fifteen of 18 barbiturate samples were correctly Pawn Shop Don't Miss Sweater Specials identified, as were ll of 14 samples sold as hashish and 14 All Car Racks Reduced of 17 samples sold as ampheta­ and mine. In 389 cases there were 241 Hauseman's Ski &College Shop unexpected reactions, some Second Hand Store 1 classified OOJ W. College St. Across from MSU as pleasant or neurtral but 105 considered Ammo Sale: Plenty of 30ml carbine, 38 adverse. " Of the samples special, 45 auto., 30-06 identified as LSD, LSD-PCP, PCP, marijuana, hashish, We buy. sell and trade amphetamine, barbiturate, Guns; or anything of value and procaine, approximately Pistols and rifles available one-half or more were associated with adverse Wanted to buy: tools, adding machines, and effects," the investigators reported. cash registers "The percentage of serious problems with CPC," they Special sale on 4-mag wheels and tires for added, "was particularly Chevy - $85 high, with convulsions, paranoia, and psychosis being Want to race - here's the deal reported. The adverse eUects 800 blizzard Ski-Doo 3 cylinder, 3 carburetor of LSD were not surprising, blamed racing engine. guaranteed to do 18 but the frequency seemed mph, originally $3,000, will sell for $700. greater than In other reports. The number and frequency of We'll sell your odds and ends adverse eUects from pure marijuana was surprising, as at the most observers consider this drug to be a mild drug." Muzzle Loader NOTICE MonlPIRG will have a Pawn Shop meeting Wednesday night, 315 E. Main Nov. 29, at 7: 00 in Room 310 of Phone 7-1800 the SOB. THE EXPONENT • • Tuesday, Nov. 28, 1972 - 9 ·What? Q free game? Grid genius "We are dedicating our first prices for the 72-73 season (14 basketba ll game of the season home games): Huzza, coaches to the MSU students, and Faculty reserve season therefore all students with tickets - $20.00. Montana State's 1972 Big their time. They consider the valid ID 's will be admitted Faculty individual game Sky Conference football job that has to be done with no free to Friday night 's game reserve - 2.75 . championship speaks well for thought at all to the time with Western Washington, " Faculty general admission the caliber of coaches and the involved." said MSU athletic director season - $14.00. type football played in "I think the coaches and Tom Parac yesterday. Faculty individual general Montana, says the Bobcats' players au did a heckuva job The varsity match will admission - $2.25. head coach, Sonny Holland. this year," said Monte Boston, begin at 7: 30 , to be followed by Students with valid activity While the squad is a senior free safety from the frosh contest against the tickets (and spouses) season balanced mixture of in-state Missoula. Malsu·om AFB team from tickets - $10 per person. and out-of-state players, "There's a good atmosphere Great Falls. The second game Students with valid activity every member of the five-man here and a lot of it is because of should begin at 9: 15. tickets for individual games - coaching staff is a former the type coaches we have. Saturday night, December $1.00. Montana high school coach. Players now days look at 2, the Cats will play Students with non-valid In fact, MSU may be the things other than just Morningside College before only state university in the athletics, what the total school paying spectators. activity tickets - Sl.50 per ticket game. country with its entire staff has to offer. A school the size Parac also listed from the prep ranks within the of MSU has a lot to offer." state. Alan Young, a team tri­ captain from Lethbridge, Holland , strong on organiza­ Alta., said: "We had real to· tion, is a bellever in dele­ getherness on the team and I gating authority to his think a lot of that can be assistant coaches. "When you credited to the type people the Scott Koelzer will be a main have people as capable as coaches recruited the last two factor in the Bobcat cage ours, you give them a lot of or three years." fortunes this fall. freedom in their particular Montana State's first areas of responsibility," assistant coach, Don Christen­ UNCLASSIFIED Holland said. sen, com piled a record of 97- " They're people who have a 334 In 17 years as a hlgh school For Sale : Four H-70 x 15 radial tires coach in Montana, mounted on chrome reverse rim s. For Ford strong desire to be at Montana North products. Just like new Call 587-4633 State and to be involved in our Dakota and Minnesota. program. That's awfully He turned out champion­ 3FH Peace ta lks - Round Table - Sha ll important to me. ship teams at Billings Central PR and 9FN compose international for several seasons and was at supervisio n team ' No un ilateral withdrawa l ''Second, they're very sound Kalispell in 1970, where he Coahtron possib le - H .K fundamen ta! teachers in both directed the Braves to the IBM Selectnc typewnter fo r sa le. Call 586- the classroom and on the field. State AA title with a 9-0-1 6742 after 5 And they're unselfish with record. Sonny Lubick, defensive backfield coach, had an Fill it up at Westgate Conoco, then get impressive two-year stint as tanked up Next Door. head coach at Butte Public. He led the school to the State AA Get a free pitcher at the championship in 1968 with a soon-to-be-opened Next 10-1 record. His 1969 squad Door was second in the league. with I when you get a fill up. Dennis Erickson, rated in y one newspaper poll as MSU 's every r all-time quarterback, is the offensive backfield coach. He coached one year at Billings Westgate Conoco Central before returning to tur~o1 MSU. Central lost only one game and played for the State A title. the key Cliff Hysell, who joined the Stocks - Bonds - Mutual Funds staff last summer, was an assistant coach at Great Falls Publlc from 1966-72. As the FRIDAY , NOVEMBER 24th, Bison defensive coordinator, THE ODOR OF E. Wilbur Saunders Co. he helped them earn a 50-11-1 R EVANS, JEWELER , P.O . Box 307 - 122 East Main record, including three state WILL OP.EN . Bozeman, Montana 59715 championships and two WE INVITE YOU Phone 5B6-50BB unbeaten seasons. TO DISCOVER Holland himself was an THE MANY FACETS Member Nat'I Assoc. Security Dealers assistant coach at Bozeman Of FINE JEWELRY High, then won a KNOWLEDGE , QUALITY, championship as an interim coach at Great Falls Public in AND CRAFTSMANSHIP 1966. He coached at Great AWA IT YOU Falls Russell in 1967 and went WITH EVERY TURN into collegiate coaching in 1967 OF THE KE Y AT .. as an assistant coach at Washington State. In five years as a head coach, Holland has won three $100 titles, one at Great Falls, one at Western Montana College and this year's Big Sky championship. Holland and his assistants r. a month soon will be taking to the road evans as recruiting moves into high Jeweler for a few good college men. gear. $100 for each mon1h of the ~chool 1,.iear ltS like a "We think the title will help $900 annual scholarship If you qu<>lify, you can us in our recruiting," Holland l.~~d~s.Ci~:Smbcrofth<>Mar1ncCorps·Pl~toon I said. "MSU has a wholesome 'rbu 11 also be earning a Mar 11)(' off1ce1 S com g c environment and it's a good m1~s1on through PLC summc>1 framing at school. But some kids we'd Quan! 1co, Virginia talk to before weren't sure Talk to lhl"' Manne officer \\ho vi!>1b vour we'd ever 121 EAST MAIN """PU> The Marines are get the job done. 586-6563 "Now I think that question see page 5 looking fora few good men. has been answered," he 0 - THE EXPONENT * * Tuesday, Nov. 28, 1972 conctud~. Parachute for Sale: Suita ble fo r new ceiling Girls! If you are over 19 and have a car. a MEN - WOMEN For Sale: Pioneer PL5 0 turntable. List $180 or wall for your room, warm bmnket, kegger local sup per club would like to hire you as a WORK ON A SHIP NE XT SU MMER ! and sell $100. Akai XZOOOS recorder. awning, love nest (oot 1ump1ng). Complete part time waitress. Experience helps. Call No ex perience required. Excellent pay. Pmy/ re co rd ca rtrid ges, reels, cassettes. List Worldwide travel. Pe rfect summer iob or 600++ se ll 350 both perfect. Home recorder unc with all lines. One IS new German fighter 587-4904 atter 12 and 587-1600 atte r 4 pilot emergency chute. Call John , 587-4127. p.m. Ask for Mr. Dirr. career. Send $2 .00 fo r in formation. SE AFAX, ta pes. Five albums each ta pe. $2.00 each. Box 2049-MM, Port Angeles, Washin gton Ca ll Mike Phillips, 6-52 13. Campbell for MSU Senate. Potatoes for Sale: Field run , excellent Wanted : One girl to share apartment for winter quarter. Call 7-3180. 98362. Bluzard skis, 210's, Salomon 40 bind ings, quality Call 284·6648 evening. Girl to do sewing, building curtains. Call Ken Sile 10 Nord 1ca boots, $1 00 takes all. Call Clothes Sale: Dec. I. 9:30-12:00 am, 3:30· Thanksgl'llng -A lime of peace, plenty and after 5 pm. 586-6438. _Ra.:.cn.:..d:..:Y·...:6_-6_6_49_. ____--.,...-....,.-,,- harvest - hope 11 was youis. 3FH. "TRAVEL" 5:00 pm, 808 S 3rd. Jr sues 6, 7, 8, name Wan ted: Female roo mmate for winte r brands - Villager, etc. AKC registered Golden Retriever for sale. qua rter. Call 7-7323. For Sale: One electric guitar, one amplifier, Call Doug, 586-2845. and one case. All in excellent cond1tmn. Call for Rent Two bedroom furn~hed trailer. 7-3761 atter 5 pm and ask for Carleen. Can Close to campus. Call 587-3569. be seen at P1 Beta Phi House. Dorothy Bradley will speak in Room 317 of Wanted to Buy: One Yamaha 250 or 305 for the SUB Thursday at 7:30 on the Equal Rights parts No engine required, 1964-1970. Call Amendment. Ted at 6-6291 or 7-1044. for Sale: Kenwood 4066 reel-to-reel. 3FH - We are requesting a moment of Excellent condrt10n. Only 25 pmy1ng houis. silence for one of your departing "shirt Call 587-3875. ironers." Even a longer moment of silence for the guy she's departing with. Good luck for Sale: 1971 Vega coupe. 19 ,000 miles, to both ol them anyway. CM 110 HP, 4 speed, rado, snow tires, engine Christmas heater. Call 7-7901 For Sale: Navy blue ski 1acket. Goose down, Reservations size, men's small. Never been worn, $30. Found: Womens eyeglasses, black and , Call 994-3248 for Pam silver. Found in Reid Hall. Cm1m m 217 Reid Hall. Are Going Fast Rooms lor Rent Girls only. Cooking, laundry For a new voice m senate. vote for Jane and other utlht1es furn~hed. Close to Reserve your campus. Call 587-4487 Campbell. Missey - H1 - Remember me - Lv, for Sale: 1956 Dodge, $50 Runs good.See 11 space NOW. Ponce. at the Metric Shop on N. 7th. Help Wanted: $100.00 weekly possible Clubs and organuat10ns needing good Don't Wait! addressing mail for firms. full and part time proiects to raise money, contact Gary at at home. Send stamped self-addressed Un1Versal Athletic Serv~e. 587-1633. All Reservations at envelope to Home Work Opportunities, Star 1965 Catalina wagon, power steering, runs Lowest Airline Rates Rt 2, Deming, New Mex~o 88030. good, must sell. $350/make offer Extensmn Available Ski accommodation package, room and food 4022 or 587-4772. rates ottered by Florence Motor Inn, Max: Have you seen any naked ghosts HIAWATHA Missoula. weekdays and weekends through· mtely? out ski season. En1oy Snow Bowl, Maisha II, Lost Trail Pass while living in comfort in The touring carolers are 1n town. Be TRAVEL downtown Missou~. Redwood Room Ski prepared for your serenade. Please Haus. Wax Room Write Box 14D7, Missoula comment. 28 No. Slack 587-4427 for full details. Loveis: Never used and consequently wasted diamond engagement ring. Large very high quality stone. $400 new. Make her Wilcox Ice Cream happy for $200 or best offer. Call 7-1873. Exponent staff member needs apartment for Parlor winter and spring quarter. Cooking fac11it1es perferred. Can move in anytime. Phone 587 · Shakes, malts, delicious Wilcox ice cream - bulk 3203 and ask for Jim. package rates at 3fH: Look at Harvard Lampoon's satire issue of Cosmopolitan - HK. Skyd1Vers - Meeting Wednesday night. ALL bills due for fall quarter. 7 pm, Room 139, The Cheese & Candy Shop SUB

McCRACKEN'S in "The Big Main Shopping Center" Announces New NITE Shopping Convenience

We will be open to serve you Dec. 1st to 9 p.m.

Dec. 8th to 9 p.m.

TAPERED ALUMINUM SKI POLES Then starting Dec. 11th - Every Nite Until $6.95 VALUE WITH THIS Dec. 23rd (except Saturdays) COUPON There's a lot more to Lib group to hear Bradley the Corolla 1200 ability of some of the move­ Dorothy Bradley, one of coming legislature. The than meets the eye. meeting will be held ment's literature in the SUB District Eleven's newly re­ bookstore. Other projects elected representatives, will Thursday, ovember 30. at 7:30 in Room 317 of the SUB. include working on the speak to the regular monthly Women's Symposium winter meeting of MSU's women's Also on the agenda is a discussion of writing a charter quarter, broadcasting more liberation group. The topic women's programs on the will be the Equal Rights or constitution for the organization. In addition, campus radio stations, and Amendment and steps local improving service for women women can take to encourage women in the group are looking into better avail- at the health center. its ratification in the up- The organization is divided into smaller "consciousness­ rai ing" groups which meet weekly to discuss various off rip-offs aspects of being a woman. Ward from handling domestic By Joe Nistler back to the Bookstore is really matters in a family. to Exponent Reporter his, the Bookstore will try to equality in job opportunities, There are two precautions find the book-thief by noting to the roles a woman i In an automotive line known for economy. the Toyota Corolla that MSU students can take to the number of the book and assigned in modern society 1200 1s the most econom1cal Toyota of them all prevent their books from correlating that with the buy­ and how she is forced into But while Toyota has been modest about the Corolla 1200's being stolen, especially at the back slip of the same number, them from childhood. pnce. we've been extravagant about its standard equipment That's why the Corolla 's price includes thmgs like: Whitewall end of the quarter, according which also includes the Any interested women are seller's name. invited to attend. ores; front disc brakes ; full wheel covers; bumper guards, and to Wayne Arnett, operations tinted windows all around That's why you 'll find a lot of little manager of the Bookstore. niceties like a lined trunk. a tool kit and touch-up paint First, students should keep lnstde the Corolla there 's a nch, vinyl in tenor Reclining bucket a watchful eye on their books seats. A 2-speed fresh air heater/ defroster. Snap-out nylon at the end of the quarter, for carpeting. A parcel shelf And a glove box . There are armrests. there are greater incidences LONG'S front and rear . A trip odometer. cigarette ltghter and passenger of rip-offs at that time. assist grips. There 's also a smooth 4-on-the·floor transmission Students who are prone to All synchromesh thievery will stea 1 a book they know will be bought back, and then sell it to the Bookstore a week or two later. NEIBAUER Second, if students do have any of their books tolen. they go over and check with the nu: RADIAL TIRE PEOPU!!. Bookstore. Arnett explained moogrJ!J that the stolen textbooks may Phone 517-1 296 be sold back to the Bookstore, where each book bought back Retreads Jack Neibauer ...... 587-3594 is marked with its own Dennis Neibauer ...... 587-0133 number. If a student who has Larry Ostermiller ...... 587-4866 had a book stolen can offer 13so And Up Buck Bos ...... 587-3440 positive proof that a book sold

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