International Women's Year Marks 1975 by Abby Haight Efforts to Advance the Status of Women Even More Advances Are Made by Women

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Vol. 55 -N q . 57 University of lia at Santa Barbara Friday, January 10,1975

January is traditionally a time from the pivotal perspective that for looking forward and evaluating January brings. It is a look at the the past. For over half of our past year, and a preview of the nation's population, 1974 has been future. The emphasis is positive, for a year of heightened consciousness, the American woman has more new visibility, and previously choices and opportunities than ever unequaled accomplishments. 1975, before, and has spent the past year International Women's Year, will successfully opening up the system. hopefully see the passage of the We have included a number of Equal Rights Amendment, the different views of women in this appointment of a female U.S. issue, because liberation more than Supreme Court Justice, and the anything else means the freedom to successful performance of the choose for oneself. The progress women who won public office in toward this goal in 1974 and 1975 the November elections. gives hope that our daughters will This issue is devoted to women have this freedom. International Women's Year Marks 1975 By Abby Haight efforts to advance the status of women even more advances are made by women. and each member nation has been asked 1975 has been declared International athletes made considerable progress, Ratification of the Equal Rights to mark Women's Year by programs for Women's Year by the United Nations. culminating in the establishment of Amendment to the Constitution is the benefit of women. Australia seems to ' or he American woman, it will be a Womensports, a magazine especially for expected as early as June, with 33 out of have taken an early lead by allocating $2 time to both celebrate thè milestones of women involved in athletics. the necessary 38 states already having million with the intention of reaching all 1974 and work for further progress in New guidelines proposed by the U.S. voted approval. Once ratified, the states women in the country. In the U .S., nearly 1975. Department of Health, Education and have two years to bring their laws into every women's organization, from the 1974 saw more women running for Welfare would enforce Title IX of the compliance with the new Constitutional General Federation of Women's Clubs to political office than ever before in the education amendments of 1972, provision, so a flurry of legislative activity the National Organization for Women, nation's history. Almost 900 women ran prohibiting sex discrimination in any can be anticipated. Most states w ill have a has planned a major activity to observe for state and federal office, and those educational institution receiving federal new crop of women attorneys and the ye a r. campaigns were successful. Connecticut funds. Schools across the nation, legislative assistants doing the research for elected a woman governor, Democrat Ella particularly athletic departments and the required revisions. On the whole, the future looks bright T. Grasso. San Jose voters chose Janet scholarship offices, have protested the In conjunction with International for America's woemn. After more than a Gray Hayes as their mayor, the first guidelines, but HEW seems committed to Women's Year, the United Nations will century of struggle, they may son attain woman mayor o f a city with a population implementation in the near future. sponsor an intergovernmental world the equality which is so much a part of of over 500,(XX). California's new 1975 promises to be a year in which conference in Mexico City1 in late June, the American dream. secretary of state is March Fong Eu, a former assemblywoman who holds a Ph.D. in education. North Carolina's Susie Sharp became the first female State California Commission on Women Supreme Court chief justice. Women also flexed their muscles in the economic world last year. A new federal Studies inequities in Law, Societal Roles law makes it illegal to deny credit to a person on the basis of their sex or marital By Becky Morrow enabled to contribute and participate commitment is now possible within this status, a practice which had been used to The California Commission on the more fully in society, giving advice to new time frame. deny a BankAmericard to the female Status of Women was established by the those groups developing programs to At present the commission's major mayor of Davenport, Iowa when her state legislature and the governor. While meet women's needs, and recommending project involves the Equal Rights credit card application was submitted women still face the inequity of the laws, certain action to the legislature. Amendment (ERA ). The amendment was without her husband's signature. And credit discrimination and stereotyped The committee is comprised of 17 approved by Congress on March 22, Bank of America also settled a suit which attitudes of a woman's proper role in commissioners, 6 of whom are members 1972. In order to become law the granted equal pay to women in their society, it is the goal of the Commission of the legislature, 9 who are public amendment needs ratification by 2/3 (38) employ and created more women to eliminate these discrepancies and to members with 4 year terms and 2 who are of the states. 33 states have approved tl>e officers. New legislation has also enable women to fully participate in statutory members. amendment and a survey conducted by prohibited the Small Business so cie ty. At its inception the commission was the Commission on the Status of Women Administration from discriminating The Commission's duties entail only advisory and required renewal at suggests that five more states w ill ratify it against women in the awarding of small studying inequities in the law, the two year intervals. In 1971, it was before June of this year. business loans. changing roles and responsibilities of renewed without a termination date. A With the ratification by 38 states, all women, ways in which women will be long range planning and program states will be required to change or EPISCOPAL PRIESTS remove all sex discrimination laws in their The churches have felt the impact of a constitution within two years. heightened women's consciousness over Through grants from the Rockefeller the past year. Eleven Episcopal women Foundation, the Commission has were ordained into the priesthood. established a legal staff. The staff is Feminist theologians have re-examined studying the best possible ways to change the Bible and found a basis for a new the California laws to conform to the interpretation of the role of women. ERA, which the legislature has already Reverend Patricia Budd Kepler, director ratified. Later, the staff will devise a plan of ministerial studies at Harvard Divinity to encompass necessary changes for all School, has written a rock musical the states. celebrating Eve's eating of the apple in the Garden of Eden as the first free act o f. SMOOTHING CONFORMANCE the human race, and many other Biblical According to Vi Kinney, the scholars have disputed the subservient commission's media consultant, 'The role of women traditionally granted by commission is trying to escape the interpreters of the scriptures. massive hysteria that will come when all Women's sports received a number of the states have to change. We're trying to major boosts in 1974. Congress amended establish a method so the states can the charter of the Little League to permit conform at once and in the best manner both boys and girls to participate in p o ssib le." baseball programs. A woman played on The commission's activities on the the varsity basketball team for the first ERA project involve both making time in NCAA history at Pratt Institute in recommendations to the state legislatures Brooklyn, New York. Billie Jean King's (Cont. on p. 12, col. 1) S 3 AS AQ 3¿3U PAGE-2 UCSB OÂILV NEx ÙS F RID A ÿ ; SÂlW AfiV W! 497S ^ Women Must Stress Femininity; Wife is Major Role Says Author

other things in which women can fundamentally different from Perfect Female serve," Andelin said.."Leadership men, Andelin believes, and she is unfeminine. You have to take fears the "side effects of the Stays at Home, on some masculine traits to Equal Flights Amendment, which succeed," she pointed out. would make women eligible for Fascinates Men Instead of politics, Andelin advised --women to get involved, "Girls today don't know the By Abby Haight with the problems of youth, "I'm for women and their hospitals, and schools if they male psychology...they ask whole happiness," says Helen B. have the time after taking care of men for dates..." phqto: Abby Haight Andelin, a Santa Barbara woman their wifely duties. who developed a way of life she "The strength of our country "Girls today don't know the calls "Fascinating Womanhood". lies-in the home," shejnsisted. the draft and would abolish male psychology," Andelin A devout Mormon, Andelin "Jhat's where Women can make a alim ony" among other things. maintains. "They, ask men for wrote a book in 1963 entitled worthy contribution more than She admitted that "it seems dates, call them on the phone, "Fascinating Womanhood" which in politics." She cited studies fair for women to get equal pay and are just - plain forward teaches "the art of. winning a showing thrft most problems are for equal work" and allowed that sometimes." She insists that "the man's complete love and the result of a bad home, and said women can often be happy in a man wants to pursue." Her adoration." The book has been that "that's where you can serve career. "It's a free country," she used, as a text for classes in your country better." said. (Cont. on p 12, col. 3) marriage which have been taken "Women today are turning IQ9M aM SSI39MN 8m<39MSMCS129MBNCt)!r! by almost 300,000 women across to careers out of a lack in WOMEN'S LIB THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE i the nation. It is presently in its their childhood training." Andelin sees the women's INFORMAL GROUP IN ISLA VISTA 26th printing, and will be out in liberation movement as a threat invites you to paperback in March. keeping house and writing. to society. "They want to do Church Services every Sunday So what is the secret of Andelin was happy to discuss away with patriarchy," she said. at 5:00 pan. University Methodist Church 892 Camino del Sur, Isla Vista becoming a fascinating woman? her philosophy in an interview "They're striving for equality in Andelin’s book describes the earlier this week in her home, a responsibility." Women are eight qualities of a man's ideal new condominium tastefully woman as understanding men, decorated in a warm floral motif. QUALITY ST VWRKä CERTB3 having deep inner happiness, Her 12 year old daughter, the OFFSET possessing a worthy character, youngest of eight children, is the PRINTING Wednesday, January 15 being a domestic goddess, only child still living at home. Catholic Belief 8t Practice — 7:30 pm. femininity, radiating happiness, "Women today are turning to at K IN K O 'S 6550 Pardall 1 74 Aero Camino fresh, radiant health, and careers out of a lack in their Isla V ista G o le ta childlikeness. The fascinating childhood training," Andelin Thursday, January 16 © woman arouses in men a desire to said. "Many mothers have not Bible Discussion Group — 7:30 pm. A S U N D A Y Sat. Eve. 5:10 P.M. S protect and shelter, and a feeling provided an image for their INSURANCE? OUINUMT 8:00A M- d:l5A.M. CONFESSIONS: MASSESf 10:45 A.M./Folk) 2 "approaching worship". She is daughters to follow." She terms Practica your "A-C-B's" the "perfect follower". herself "very idealistic", stressing Weekday: 4:50 — 5:00 P.M. 5 :3 0 P.M. {Folk) ” Always Call "Barnia" Saturday: 4:00 — 5:00 P.M. weekdays: 5:10 P.M. 19 A large business 'in classes has the importance of the home and at 967-8012 (24 Hrsl 9b8 i»800 S developed from the book under family to the development of a *• PHONE the auspices of the Andelin healthy society. Foundation, which has recently Dcmskin moved into part of Marymount POLITICS Purple Mushroom School in Santa Barbara. The What does she think of recent Leotards business is run by Andelin's trends which find more and more husband, while she spends her women becoming involved in Q Tights & days in their Goleta home politics? "There are so many Bodysuits posters, Plants &

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EDITORIALS Revamp The Elections

We have come to two conclusions regarding the manner in which the November AS. special election was conducted. One, the performance of duly elected and appointed officials was far less conscientious than it should have been. Two, it should be a top priority item for members of student government to revise the current conflicting and ambiguous bylaws into working order. The task is especially imperative since another special election may have to be held soon to fill a vacant representative seat.

Anyone reading the current A.S. Legal Code would find it confusing, repetitive, outdated, and poorly organized. Concerted efforts by elected student body officers to overhaul the document (not just the election rules) should have been forthcoming Ions aso. The eight pages or so of election guidelines alone could feasibly be consolidated into a single easy-to-comprehend section of a few pages. If this is done, elections personnel will not be plagued by unworkable bylaws popping up to confuse the proceedings. An example of this in the last election was the bylaws requiring eligibility to be determined by computer, when a computer program for the task had not even been started. Commentary

It may well require members of Leg Council to expend much effort to accomplish the job. We feel, however, that it is incumbent upon America’s M o s t Admired Women them to do so, for the A S . Policies states -that Leg Council shall provide all necessary funds and influence “to reasonably improve the By Abby Haight the summer-long presentation of the fact that a woman can be system”. It is unquestionably “reasonable” for the student body to If women are really making the evidence against Nixon, but funnier when she’s not acting expect an election to be run by rules which have been set forth in a advances in society, you’d never they also provided inspiring role dumb. clear manner. know it by reading the yearly models for the thousands of 9. Eleven women ministers, crop of “people of the year” and young women who watched them who followed their consciences “most admired people” lists. doing their jobs on television. and defied the Episcopal church There is far more to the matter than just revising words on paper. Each publication seems to 4. Yvonne Braithwaite Burke, in order to serve God. Those elected and appointed to positions involved in executing the conduct its own poll each year, November election proceedings at times displayed an alarming lack of publishing the results at the end The same women continue to monopolize the admiration knowledge about their roles. We find it incredible that a member of of December. Every year I search of the readers of (women’s magazines): women like Patricia those rosters, hoping for some the eligibility committee could say, in defending his unfamiliarity with Nixon, Jackie Onassis, Elizabeth Taylor, and any woman the AS. Legal Code, that he would expect the chairperson to be the small sign that America’s consciousness is indeed being named Kennedy. America’s women still admire the qualities knowledgeable person on the committee. No chairperson had been raised. This year I was again of “the woman behind the man. ” appointed. Similarly, it is inexcusable that Elections Chairperson Dave grossly disappointed. Swartz did not know he had been officially designated as head of the Time magazine still insists' on the young congresswoman from 10. Billie Jean King, who has elections committee. It is also very disturbing that some of the limiting its award to the “Man of Los Angeles who has proved that used her clout as one of the oversights on the part of Swartz and Executive Vice President Tony the Year”. But even more a woman can be a leader as well world’s foremost - athletes to unenlightened are the people who Zimmer included forgetting to provide for write-ins and not providing as a wife and mother. advance the cause of her sisters. absentee ballots. A.S. committees and appointees must be given more respond to polls in women’s Special honorable mention guidance by Leg Council, and must themselves expend more effort to magazines. The same women 5. Ella T. Grasso, must go to Betty Ford, despite acquaint themselves with A.S. procedures. Elections people should be continue to monopolize the Connecticut’s new governor who her husband. She set a beautiful ran a traditional campaign, experts on elections. If Dave Swartz, Tony Zimmer, et. al. have found admiration of the readers of example for the many women those publications: women like winning on her own name and themselves victims of an unworkable system, they should have brought who every year undergo Patricia Nixon, Jackie Onassis, her own abilities. it to the attention of the student body when the problem first mastectomies far breast cancer. appeared. The publicity generated by her Katherine Graham...had the courage to ‘‘publish and be ordeal has probably saved damned” when her reporters turned up increasingly more hundreds of women’s lives. Ford incriminating evidence against the highest government also must be recognized for her support of the Supreme Court’s officials in the Watergate affair. She can take most of the decision granting women the Evaluations Can Work credit for driving Nixon from office... right to decide to terminate an unwanted pregnancy, and for In yesterday’s edition, we reported about the faculty’s non-use of Elizabeth Taylor, and any woman 6. .Dorothy Nelson, Dean of admitting on national, television course self-evaluations. This practice was envisioned as a way to get nam ed Kennedy. America’s the University of Southern that her kids have smoked pot. 1975 is International Women’s professors to think about, write about, and make publicly available the women still admire the qualities C alifo rn ia’s prestigious Law of “the woman behind the man.” School, and a leader in the legal Year, and I’d like to be the first goals for their courses. While we believe the theory of self-evaluation Therefore, I’d like to submit profession. to offer my nomination for Time to be sound, the actual practice has been something less than my ballot for the Ten Most 7. Susie Sharp, Chief Justice of magazine’s first annual Person of widespread. Admired Women, based on their the North Carolina Supreme the Year Award. I suggest that accomplishments in their chosen Court. Time give its award to It is tempting to blame the faculty for this low turnout rate, but field. _i 8. Lily Tomlin, a talented Womankind, the force of the that would be proper only so far as it goes. For we believe that comedienne who is testimony to decade. Professor Robert Kelley was correct when he suggested that the key to 1. Katherine Graham, publisher of the Washington Post, the success of this program would be the students of this campus. who had the courage to “publish Self-«valuation is a time-consuming exercise, and one that most and be damned” when her “You can't get snot o ff a suede jacket. ” professors will do only after they have been placed under some reporters turned up increasingly - Lenny Bruce pressure to do so. The Faculty Senate has already declined to apply more incriminating evidence this pressure. That leaves only students to do so. There are many good against the highest government and positive reasons for demanding evaluations by your professors. officials in the Watergate affair. She can take much of the credit for driving Nixon from office, Each evaluation, if honestly done, give the reader the opportunity and, a ntrary to former Attorney to find out quickly and with very little effort, a great deal about the General John Mitchell’s vulgar teacher he or she may be considering taking. Each evaluation is a prediction, she did not get her tit XL O pinion unique document, not only as it relates to the teacher, but also as to caught in the wringer. 2. Helen Gahagan Douglas, the time and the course. Furthermore, most evaluations contain far James Minow more useful information about the course than is currently obtainable who lost her bid for the U.S. elsewhere. And finally, most make for interesting reading. Senate to Richard Nixon when he Editor-in-Chief accused her of being a communist who was trying to undermine the Mark Forster Abby Haight Skip Rimer For years, the debate over teacning effectiveness in research government. Nixon’s Pink Lady universities has flowed acorss this and other campuses. Now, the serves as an honest contrast to News Editor Managing Editor Editorials Editor students and faculty of UCSB have a chance to measurably improve the man who actually did Opinions expressed are the individual writer's and do not necessarily the quality of the relationship between teacher and pupil. The burden, undermine the government. represent those of the Daily Nexus, UCSB Associated Students or the UC however, remains with the students, where it has always really been. 3. Congresswomen Barbara Regents. Editorials represent a concensus viewpoint of the Daily Nexus Jordan and Elizabeth Holtzman, Editorial Board unless signed by an individual. We welcome contributions For we as students will never have any better teaching than the level of from alternate viewpoints. the only women on the House teaching that we demand. Self evaluation can work. We recommend Judiciary Committee. They not that you demand it. only were important figures in FRIDAY. JANUARY 19, 1975 UCSB DAILY NEXUS PA G E 5 Letters DOONESBURY by (iarry Trudeau you mu, fender, HEY, ÍM SERIOUS! a m t up, maybe tmoustnot TW MBAN YOU IWROTE THE PRES- YOUR RESUME?! YEAH, ttt& nm li gem yet to be- m i HAYEtfT HEARD? ÏVE u r n IPBNT A FORMAL DUNE, YOUR BUT THE 1 Be » m a t comba majorent- Mme to APPLIED FOR THE POST APS YOU request! eben sen t RESUME READS PICTURE'S Hardin is R rofit of Doom : issue, yoUl l e r . perhaps m y where OF 60VERNOROF TAUDN6 HIM MY HOURS UNE A POUCE SENSATIONAL! “ GET ROD m/s TO SAMOA MU DUKE? AMERICAN SAMOA! about: AM? RESUME! BLOTTER! / i p r n t y b t .. - i BE A 6000 V MAN? I Editor, Daily Nexus: unborn. For during a crisis of : i THING! 1 I am writing in response to the famine, necessary efforts to Jan. 8 commentary by Prof. create long run solutions will be Garrett Hardin. Hardin believes abandoned as governments that population is the sole cause struggle to keep order. The of famine, but the matter is far problem then gets worse. Instead more complex than that. Rather we must minimize the impact of than declaring that the death of famine and thus create an V i millions of people is the solution, atmosphere where these nations as does Hardin, I prefer to focus can work to solve their problems, fists, for instance — and to found on other solutions that are and we must also be supportive that edifice on its unavenged humane and also more effective of those efforts. We Have a Responsibility tears, would you consent to be in the long run. These solutions Doom is not certain, but it th e architect on th ose include increased agricultural might be if we listen to Hardin. conditions? Tell me, and tell the production and vast programs of The answer to human problems is Editor, Daily Nexus: Brothers Karamazov” : ‘Tell me truth.” If to answer “yes” to this birth control. not the elimination of humans. If I write this letter in response yourself, I challenge you — question is to be somehow we are just buying time it is to Professor Hardin’s discussion answer. Imagine that you are realistic, to realize that whatever If we accept Hardin’s enough; the whole history of the of the problem of famine. I can creating a fabric of human the means, whether it be the “solution” we will not only be human race has been carried out see his logic; I understand that his destiny with the object of making torturing of a child or the turning condemning millions of people to on boughten time. is the cool calculation of a well men happy in the end, giving of one’s back to the pleas of the starvation today, we will be Virginia Brodek satisfied man — a man whose them peace and rest at last, but starving, that they will be causing further harm to the yet Junior belly is full. But that we are that it was essential and somehow justified, tomorrow, by satisfied, that by circumstance we inevitable to torture to death a noble end, then I am pleased to have been graced with freedom of only one tiny creature — that suffer my idealism. Cheerleaders Are Human choice, are we now gods, justified baby beating its breast with its Tom Kusel in deciding for those who have no Editor, Daily Nexus: perform knowing that our home choice whether they shall live or This letter is written in crowd is with us. die? It is a great temptation of response to James Clendenen’s At this point I’d like to make course, to speak of the future and Young Life for College letter of January 8, 1975 an appeal to everyone: Please to think of dying people in regarding the UCSB song and help us in our cheering, give us statistical terms. It is always more dance squads. Speaking not only some encouragement, treat us as d ifficu lt to understand the Counseling at Woodleaf & Malibu as a cheerleader, but also as a people, show enthusiasm. 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Junior High routines,” but then UCSB Cheerleader Dostoyevsky writes in “The again, I’d like to watch you get Your roommate up in front of a packed house, trying to be energetic, trying to be happy, while knowing that You Ve Invited,,. has a $2,000 stereo every move you make, and every part of your appearance is being criticized by someone in the Recreation and four Donny crowd. If you think that the song Osmond albums. leaders and cheerleaders are Open House jumping around out there for their own satisfaction and Today, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. prestige, you are sadly mistaken. Recreation Trailers, West of You owe yourself anOly. Because of the stereotyping of Robertson Gym song and dance leaders, we are Refreshments while they last. more mocked at, than given prestige. You don’t seem to realize what it is like to show Olympia Brewing Company, Olympia, Washington *OLY*® enthusiasm and encouragement All Olympia empties are recyclable throughout a game in which your team is losing. 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EARTH* negative and your heel sinks So be sure you’re heel shoe. The shoe down lower than designed to work in your toes. getting an Earth harmony with your The entire sole shoe. entire body. of the Earth shoe is Your body will XEROX The heel of the molded in a very thank you. Earth* shoe is special way. This Shoes, sandals, COPIES actually lower than allows you to walk sabots and boots for the toe. This allows in a gentle rolling men and women. you to walk natu motion. And to walk rally. Like when you easily and comfort From $26.00 to walk barefoot in ably on the hard $ 4 5 .0 0 . r p Featuring Open daily *til 6 sand or soft earth jarring cement of except Sunday our cities. Thursday A Friday Q> STEAK and LOBSTER But remember, evenings 'til 8 fropi 5:30 to 11:00 pin, 11:20 \Vt ekends just because a shoe 1020 State St. Between Carrillo and COCKTAILS SERVED FROM 5:00 pm looks like ours 3c overnight STEAK HOUSE(USE doesn’t mean it Figueroa St. Free OF HAWAII 3888 State Street Phone 687 4417. city parking behind works like ours. store. PAG E il U CSB DAILY NEXUS FRIDAY, JANUARY fO, 1975 Commission Examines Status of Women in Santa Barbara

By Katy Sears throughout the county. The Santa Barbara County Concentration in the areas of • to report back to the Board Commission on the Status of education, employment, and of Supervisors their findings and Women is currently distributing a economic equality is what the recommendations for action. survey, which asks women Santa Barbara County. questions' concerning Commission on the Status of RAPE PREVENTION discrimination, their desire for Women hopes for this year. "The In April, 1974, the commission counseling, child care, housing year before we tried to do too held a workshop on rape and credit, among other things. much," said Virginia Thompson, prevention, and more recently Betty Bullock Is the Media and Meeting Member of sponsored a Women's Concern chairwoman of the group, and the commission. Workshop on Oct. 5, 1974. Dr. Barbara Lindemann, from the Established June 18, 1973 by Representatives of 32 groups, Santa Barbara City College, is the the Board of Supervisors, the including 135 women and four vice-chair. commission has the following men, attended the October Plans are underway to hold three stated purposes: workshop. A consensus was future workshops about • to serve as a fact finding obtained that among the action education, employment, and body on the status of women in priorities of the commission economic equality, according to the county today, in the critical should be: the need for a Thompson; and the meetings, areas of employment, housing, women's advocate; the need for a held on the first Saturday of education, credit and law, newsletter about subjects of every month, are open to the medical and child care. concern for women; the need to p ub lic. • to research the problems and concentrate on employment and explore possible solutions by educational opportunities for establishing hearing dates and women; and the need for testimony to be taken by them. women's centers in the county. Ml L IT AR Y-M s. magazine OfWATORS WTTH KNOW-HOW ran this Department of the Army poster as an example 6ET THE AAOST .Editorial offices: 1035 Stork# Communications Building, UCSB, phone 961-2691. Advertising offices: .1053 Stork# Communications of sexism in their "No FROM THEIR EQUIPMENT M ti Building. UCSB, phone 961-3628. Gayle Kerr, Advertising-Manager. Comment" section. Represented for national advertising by National Educational Advertising Service, 360 Lexington Ave., New York, N .Y. 10017. S i i Second Claw postage paid at Goleta, California 9301.7. Printed by Campus Press, Goleta. Self-A warenesss Groups Start Wed.

Women's Self-Awareness with men and other women. and can create an atmosphere Groups are again being offered at Women often share many conducive to growth. Over the the Isla Vista Women's Center. common problems and benefit past three years, many women EAT TTZz&rtAt. * Groups discuss such Issues as from sharing them with each have joined the self-awareness identity, self-image, confidence, o ther. groups and have experienced fears, goals, feminism's impact on Groups are led by peer women growth which has been very our lives, and our relationships who have had group experience meaningful to their lives. TRUST US___TRY IT • The first meeting of the groups A Delicious • Different Taste Treat will be Wednesday, Jan. 15 at 7:30 p.m. at the Women's Center, NEW YORK HERO HOUSE An extraordinary 6504 Pardall Road in Isla Vista. 900 EMBARCADERO DEL MAR experience. Santa Groups w ill be meeting on other FREE DELIVERY <*65-4649 ______Barbara's finest nights, but this first gathering is restaurant. Food an organizational meeting. For more information call Jama at I n ¡Ü and entertainm ent 968-7280 or the Women's Center w ith grace and at 9 68 -5 77 4. WALDO'S affin ity, a t a 301 East Canon Perdido sensible price. KODAK Tonight at Waldo's on the Mall: Open 11am—11pm • FILM PROCESSING For a free ahd and a pot of tea, bring ia the above ad. . Tim Kearney KINKO’S 6550 PardaII. 968-2165. Chuck Frumm Maisha UCen Program Lounge 8—11 PM FREE

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TO RUNNIN LUCK SPIGAIHATH« OUT! ON ONE OF THE TOWN’S LARGEST DANCE FLOORS. SATURDAY JAN., 11th —AT 2 P.M.— FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NITES ALL SEATS $1.00 BEHIND S H A K E Y ’S IN GOLETA I RIVIERA THEATRE 1 UCsé DAILY NEkÙS TRlbAV'JANUARY 10,1975 PAGE» A.S. special election. Robinson felt that the election was run in Multi-Million Dollar Reserve good faith and Farwell suggested that the. whole issue was not presented. Robinson proceeded Available for Student Spending to' nominate Thermos to the elections committee, but the students contending with motion was tabled. Thermos later $4.5 Million Fund Accumulated deportation. declined to accept the position. ' Wendy Asrael of IVCC Ed Mackie, a spectator, from Unspent Registration Fees announced the coordination-of a suggested that he and RHA Rep being studied. He stressed the campaign during February to By Doug Irminger Mark Ulanovsky share the single present I.V. residents with Jim Clarke, assistant long range nature of such an student vote as co-members-on another alternative to annexation intramurals director, said the expenditure. the Physical Planning Committee, of I.V. with Goleta and Hope University has approximately Members of the Santa Barbara but f he motion failed to gather a Ranch to form a larger Santa "$4.5 million" in reserves, which Coalition for Peace, represented majority vote. The committee has Barbara. The proposal will be RESERVE MONEY - Assistant could be spent on building by Charles Benedict and Synthia not had student input thus far presented to voters at the March Intramurals Director Jim Clarke recreational facilities on campus Edmond, A.S. Lectures this school year. 4 annexation election. The informed Leg Council of $4.5 or expanding the UCen, at co-chairperson, were voted $350 Robinson's proposed A.S. — campaign w ill attempt to present million in UCSB reserves. Wednesday's Leg Council to put on a program to mark the financed bike shop formally a model for I.V. incorporation, tabled as the A.S. constitution m eeting. two-year anniversary of the gathered a majority vote to be she said. requires that the election take Clarke emphasized the need signing of the Vietnamese peace allocated $1500 from A.S. A.S. Administrative place, but to amend the for student input to help agreement on Jan. 27. They operating reserves. Robinson Vice-President Howard Robinson constitution to prevent such a determine the appropriate intend to have as guest speakers suggested an opening day for expressed opposition to holding late election from occurring allocation of these funds. Don Luce, who discovered the early February. Chancellor Vernon Cheadle tiger cages in Vietnam, and Carol the upcoming election to fill the requires another election. later explained that a reserve Kurtz, regional coordinator of vacant off-campus rep seat due to Robinson and Off-Campus Rep fund exists, consisting of income the Indochinese Peace Campaign. its cost. The election will cost Allan Farwell expressed UCSB Research accumulated from past The Union of Vietnamese and the $965 and the newly-elected rep disapproval of Daily Nexus registration fees and the U.S. w ill display a cultural show will hold the position for only Campus Editor Wendy Thermos' expenditure of these funds is on behalf of the Vietnamese seven weeks. The motion was recent articles on last November's Gets $5 Million In Contracts By Katy Sears # A.S. Election for Off-Campus Rep.# Over $5 m illion, In the form of 173 contracts and grants, was awarded to proposals at UCSB during the last fiscal year. Petitions of candidacy are now available These proposals deal with in the A .S. Office everything from voice controlled (3rd floor UCen -961-2566 wheelchairs to genetic dissection of phagocytosis in tetrahymena and studies on the diversity of ecological communities. Support for projects In the College of Letters and Science MANDATORY MEETING totaled $2,885,874. The College of Engineering received $248,073 in grants and contracts, and proposals In the Graduate School ARE YOUR FOLKS for all candidates on Thurs., Jan. 16, 1975, 5:00 p.m. of Education were awarded Candidates must present completed petitions, post $15 $74,731. Organized research N A G G IN G YO U ABO U T WRITING? bond, have pictures taken, and have 350-word press release Units, such as the Computer for Nexus publication. The election will be Jan. 28 & 29, Send them a subscription to the Nexus instead! Systems Laboratory and the with campaigning from Jan. 20-27. Any petitions, It's easier and cheaper - only $9.00 per year. Institute for Environmental referendums, initiatives, etc. MUST be received by Leg Science, were given $1,645,291 Fill out and take to Student Union 106 Council or the Elections Chairperson by 5:00 p.m. Thurs., altogether. O th e r groups, Check one : □ $9.00/year Jan. 16 to be included in the election. Refer any questions including the Isla Vista Human D $3.50/quarter to Dave Swartz, Janet Herman, or Carolyn Bufford, A S. Relations Center, received Secretary. Name ______$ 2 9 5 ,1 7 3 . Addrass ______The variety of projects being funded concern problems of the CHy______State______Zip. environment, society, and health.- Society-related studies range from concentrating on certain University of California Name ethnic groups to examining Address. drunken driving. Projects In the Price. area of health include dealing C ity_____ with psychotic children, drug addiction, cancer. Infectious mm Zip Code. R ec'd B y . diseases, and aging. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Phone.___ .(Below.___ ) The environment is being studied by researchers interested INDEX in , crop maps, environmental Start Data No. Insertions Stop Date Classification Circle or underline ri— ethics, oil spills, conversion of i . . radiant energy to electrical 2 . . 19 . . . Musical Instruments 3 . . 20 energy, and the effects of 4 . . 21 petroleum products on marine 1 2 3 4 S 6 7 ( 9 10 11 12 13 14 IS IS 17 It 19 20 21 22 23 24 29 26 27 2S 29 30 3] 5 . . 22 b irds. 6 . . 23 The majority of the funding ALL CLASSIFIEDS ARE CASH IN ADVANCE 7 . . 24 8 . . 25 Laundry .Dry Cleaning (85 per cent) came from the Clip out form and mail to: 9 . . 26 federal government via agencies P O Box 13402, UCen R«t* Pw °*Y L0 . . 27 like the National. Science i l .. Santa Barbara, CA„ 93107 3 LINES FOR $1.00 28 . Travel Foundation and the Public or bring to: 12 . . 29 13 . . 30 Health Service. Private support, Storke Building, Rm . 10S3 .30c for each additional line L4 . . 31 through such organizations as the Minimum Size — 3 Lines 15 . . 32 Wanted Ford Foundation and the 16 . . 33 Print your ad here, 1 letter or space per box. 17 . . Rockefeller Foundation, came to 13 per cent while state support was two per cent. Typing Service at KINKO'S 6550 Pardal! 174 Aero Camino Isla V is ta G o le ta FRIDAY, JANUARY 10,1975 UCSB DAILY NEXUS PA G E 9

Selection Contested qualifications," said Glass, who is also president of the Black Student's Union. Campus Ombudsman Making Report According to Huerta, student appointments such as the editor-in-chief position haven't on Possible Comm Board Violations come under Affirmative Action review, but he is striving to get By Anne Haley gathering. Mr. Glass had made • that an” announcement of Affirmative Action review of Campus Ombudsman Geoffrey and would make a series of applications for editor-in-chief student casual appointments Wallace is currently wrapping up written arguments about must be published in the Nexus Implemented. ~ an extensive fact-finding report inequities in the selection process no earlier than 10 days before to the UC Regent's attorneys, the for the editorship of the Daily closing of applications, WAITING Office of General Counsel for the N exu s." • that the removal by A.S. Huerta and Glass referred the University of California, on a Legislative Council of Barbara case to Wallace for fact-finding possible court suit by Nexus staff ALLEGATIONS Coleman and Les Brown from the on September 27, 1974. "The member Murvin Glass. Glass, a Written complaints and Press Council Screening FACT-FINDER-Campus Ombuds report is ready for review and candidate this past spring for materials submitted by Glass to Committee was done in violation man Geoffrey Wallace is preparing forwarding to the Regent's Nexus editor in chief, is Wallace w ill be forwarded to the of Article 5, Section 4 of the A.S. a report to attorneys for the Re counsel," said Wallace. exhausting administrative Regent's counsel by the Constitution. gents on possible Communica "W e are awaiting the facts that remedies to his allegations of Vice-Chancellor for Student In his report, Wallace notes tions Board by-law violations. Wallace finds and will be very violations of the Communications Services George Smith after he that for 7 of the last 15 years the anxious to see whether any Board by-laws and the A.S. review s the report. editor has been a sophomore for have the Affirmative Action further action by a University Constitution during the Glass's allegations of violations at least one issue after taking guidelines applied categorically to agency will be required," said editor-in-chief selection process. by the Communications Board office and that late publication of t h e Nexus editor-in-chief Donald Winter, Assistant to the "The fact-finding will be the by-laws and the A .S. Constitution application announcements and position. The reason for this was Vice-Chancellor for Student evidence for the plaintiff (in case include misuse of the late selection of the to take the process out of the Services and Isla Vista Affairs. of court action)," said Glass. Communications Board by-laws editor-in-chief were authorized political arena, and have the “ W e will do appropriate "The University will be the stating that: by Vice-Chancellor Smith. selection based on follow-up." defendant. The defendant gets to • the editor must be a junior at look at the plaintiff's evidence," the time of office, AFFIRMATIVE ACTION • that it requires a minimum Glass was originally referred to REGENT COUNSEL of seven days prior to the first Wallace by Affirmative Action sui renne.... ' "The Regent's counsel would day of Dead Week of spring Coordinator Raymond Huerta. advise the Chancellor of the quarter for the selection of the "When I o rig in ally file d a appropriate remedial procedures, editor-in-chief. complaint with Huerta, it was to if he finds evidence of irregularities," added Glass. "The B0NNA immediate goal is to see that the Complete Package people who write the rules follow ATTENTION IMPORT OWNERS them, because if they don't, it gives an excuse for no one to We specialize in servicing most German follow them. If people don't built cars. follow the rules they could violate some of the participants' — Factory Trained Mechanics Equipped with the Latest in rig h ts." Electronic Equipment. Wallace, is acting as a neutral — Satisfaction Guaranteed at Low, Competitive Prices. • RENTALS • COMPLETE SKI PACKAGES third party between Glass and the University. His report reads in Present Your Reg. Card for Special APPAREL, BOOKS AND SKI PACKS, part, "On September 27, 1974 TOO. the Affirmative Action Officer 10% DISCOUNT 964-5313 (Raymond Huerta) referred Mr. Glass to the Ombudsman for fact on All Parts & Labor. Offer Expires March 15, 1975 Assemblyman Hart OUTDOORS OPENING MON., JAN, 13,1975 V .______Fad-M art C en ter, G oleta j on Campus Today MASSEY Newly elected Assemblyman Gary Hart w ill appear at the front PORSCHE/AUDI % of the Ucen today between the Your Factory Authorized Dealer Serving Santa Barbara County DISCOVER hours o f 11:30 and 12:30. Hart 6290 Hollister Ave., Goleta, 964-8774 $ I will then move to the corner of Pardall and Embarcadero del Mar I YOURSELF from 3:30 to 5:00 in the •R ed China • Czechoslovakia • Denmark • Phillipines • Mexico •Japan afternoon. s I I 'The Only Beer Store in Southside i. V." í $ Hart was elected in November 0 I th ro u g h of 1974 with much of his margin 7 1 I of victory accruing from Growth vi« Movement & Theater Sun. 4-6 p.m. 1 campus/I.V. precincts. I Polarity Therapy For Couples Sun. 7-9 p.m. This is the first in a series of Assertiveness Training Mon. 4-0 p.m. ' m m 3 2 trips Hart intends to make here ÿ A Dream Workshop ($20) Toes. 7-9:30 p.m. NEXT TO MAGIC LANTERN THEATRE IN ISLA VISTA during his term of office. Hart ? Poem, Song, & Dance Creativity Tues. 7:30-9:30 p.m. $ intends to make these visits at Welcome Back New Beginning Yoga Tues. 9-10:30 a.m. regular six week intervals. Ci Jf Wed. 9-10:30 a.m. % Massage & Polarity Therapy ($20) Wed. 7-10 p.m. x £ Th* Luxury You Can Afford and Returning Students o Yoga, Gestalt, & Creativity ($20) Thurs. 7-10 p.m. i 3 State of Awareness Fri. 8-10 p.m. Í fMr? a Encounter Groups ;'•«,«•».«« 'Open until 1 a m. nightly 968-3565 m Mon. 1 :30-3 pan. Wed. 4-6 p jn. Check our pledge of quality. 3 2001 State SL at Minion Mon. 4-6 p.m. Thurs. 4-6 p.m. __ _ 167 N. Fairview WE DELIVER I Tues. 1 :30-3 p.m. Fri. 1:3Q-3 p.m. I Wed. 1:30-3 p.m. •Kegs • Ponies* Cases* & drop in 8-1 O p.m. plus a Peer Counseling Training r DREWERY Domestic and Imported Beer -Sexuality Workshop S (Interview necessary) a February 1,2 COLOR Complete Grocery Line and • I I. Mon 7-10 p.m. & Thurs. 7-9 p.m. -Postural Integration i II Tues. 5-8 p.m. & Thurs. 7-9 p.m. NEWSSTAND —On Call Counselors (including the UCSB DAILY NEXUS) —Advanced Peer Counseling Workshop g 19 January 11 at PRINTS Q> OPEN 10to 10 DAILY O ISLA VISTA’S also 7 I slides CONVENIENT- FAST 8 HUMAN RELATIONS CENTER deluxe prints 6586 Madrid 961-3922 movies Locally Owned & Student Operated Groups Begin Second Week in January and Last 8 Weeks posters 8 • New Zeeland • Ireland • Australia• Japan • Switzerland • Demark FRIDAY, JANUARY, W .J975 PA G E 10 U CSB D A IL Y NEXUS

10. What percentage of your income do you spend for child care? B. Education Questionnaire For Status of Women 11. Have you had trouble finding housing in Santa Barbara County? (1) High school or less If yes, is it because of your: (2) Some college Income Marital Status Sex (3) College graduate The Santa Barbara County Commission on the Status of Women Children Ethnic Origin asks your help in determining the concerns of women throughout the (4) Post graduate 12. Is there sufficient delivery of high quality, low cost health care for: county. This survey, for women 18 years or older, will be completely Mental health needs of women, including family C. Family Income anonymous. Please fill out the following questionnaire, including a and marriage counseling? Yes (1> $4,000 or less 69 <5

No 69 Q Q. Ó ' o O separate sheet for comments and suggestions, if you wish. Mail to: O Pap smears and breast cancer detection? Yes No (2 ) QUESTIONNAIRE, Commission on the Status of Women, 105 E. Fam ily planning? Yes No (3 ) $10,000-$ 15,000 Anapamu St., Santa Barbara, 93101 or take it to any of the county Children's health? Yes No (4 ) $15,000 and over lib raries. 13. As a woman, have you had problems obtaining credit from: Banks Stores Credit Bureaus D. Marital Status 1. In what city or area of Santa Barbara County do you live? Insurance Companies Utility Companies (D Single 2. Are you presently employed? Stock Brokers Never tried (2) M arried 3. Have you experienced discrimination on the basis of sex or age in: 14. Are efforts made at your child’s school to: (3 ) Divorced Job Training? Age Sex Both Promotion? Age Sex Both Encourage girls in math and science programs? (4 ) W idowed Job Selection? Age Sex Both Salary? Age Sex Both Encourage girls in industrial arts? 4. Would you prefer to work part/time or full Aime? Equalize physical education resources for girls programs? E. What ethnic group are you? 5. Have you been able to find part/time employment Study the contribution of women to society today with a fair amount of fringe benefits? and historically? 6. Have you experienced labor union discrimination? 7. Are you interested in: 15. Put the number in the blank that applies to you: Career Guidance Job Training A . Age COPIES Re-entry Education Counseling of Girls (1 ) 18-25 4 C 8. Do you need competent child care at cost in order to: (2 ) 26-35 Continue your education (3 ) 36-45 Obtain employment (4 ) 46-55 at KINKO'S 65 50 P.irdall. 968 2165 9 . Do you now have child care? (5) 56 and over Must sublease room in GIBSON EB 3 w/hardshell case. Need Information, referrals, or Just Fountatnbleu now. Food, util, fum. $75. Royal 26’’ men's bike - $35. $300 or best offer. Peavey amp 60 Lo st & Found want to talk? Call HELPLINE - paid. $130 mo. Calf Cheri, Call 962-8776.______watts $300 or best offer. Call 968-2556 — 24 hours! 685-1493. ______, Surfboard 6'6” 968-6158. Need to sublease apt. t>y Jan 15. ---- Excellent Cond. Royal Blue $45 ■ Ï ______Call Lynne 968-0656 GUILD Starflre V Elec. Guitar. BE AN IV HUMAN RELATIONS Fum studlom utilities paid $145 L O S T : Well toyed orange and white Two humbuckings & master vol. CENTER PEER COUNSELOR. mo. Come by 6543 El Colegio, No. Lange flow ski boots, size 9Vt M - male cat. Screening'Thurs. £ Frl. afternoons, ‘ 114. Smooth, beauL neck. Grover pegs. Please call 968-4936. used day - $50. Call after 5 p.m. See to app. $325/ofter. 968-0436. Jan. 9 & 10. Learn helping skills & ROOM FOR RENT 968-6965. Ask for Al. ______FOUND: Small gold necklace with get Involved in your community. 6782 Del Playa No. 2 Call 961-3922. ______$110/month. Come by. Rick, Jeff. A K A I 40.000 reel to reel T A P E cameo in bike racks behind Psych DECK, walnut finish, good cond. Bldg. Call 968-6670. Pets & Supplies Business STUDIO APT. $145 mo. incl. util. $100; Ph 964-4288 after 5 p.m. Lost: Gold watch received for 785 CAMINO DEL SUR No. 306. [ j Refrigerator for sale • good cond. - Christmas. Watch means a lot. If Personals 968-8555. ASK FOR M IKE. Free Stud Service. Beautiful male med size- $40 or best offer. You Peruvian longhaired Guinea pig found, call 968-8129 after 5 p.m. t move. Glenn 685-1203. INVENTORY SALE: Trunks, RM. AVAILABLE, 6645 D.P. No. wants female lover to start family. FOUND: Silver ID Bracelet with shirts, beach sandals, surfboards, 1; NO TOBACCO, PLEASE. Kpthy. 968-4395. wetsuits! Free Tide Charts. Blues F A B R IC for sale at W H O L E S A L E name engraved. See UCen Info 968-8688 or CO M E B Y . P R IC E S ! Beautiful, prints and Booth. Surf Shop, 6551 Trlgo, I.V Aquarium - 20 gal. “ Show tank.’’ colors. Call Randi 968-0519. Complete $40 or best offer. STOLEN 1/6 In-the UCen: Green O N E D A Y TRAINING Call 968-9951. WORKSHOP in Peer Counseling 14 FT. WOODEN BOAT with Camp Trails Bike Bag containing . trailer and hitch, $175. ’66 Ford AKC IRISH SETTER pups9 weeks books, notebook and knife. skills — Gestalt, Crisis Intervention & assertive training. Sat. Jan. 11,10 Gataxle, runs good, $200. - have shots & registered. Price Notebook and knlfeprlceless to me. F Roommate needed. Own room In 968-1788. ______negotiable. Call 965-7489. Reward. Call GREG 968-6195. No a.m.-lO p.m. $15. Pre-reg. 961-3922. duplex in S.B. Very quiet, good Eccentric creation in Jewelry Questions. neighborhood. I am quiet, easy Including pieces over 500,000,000 going Biol major. $117. 966-6596. years old. I do custom work also - LO ST: Female cat, long hair calico your specification • In my media. with orange streak down face, name ROOMMATE wanted to help share 968-9589 evenings. - Shalom. REWARD OFFERED. rent. Large 3 bed house in S.B. Call 685-1039______• B A L L E T C L A S S E S - all ages. Need Ride from Oxnard to UCSB • 962-8538 after 3:30. '62 Volvo 544 parts. B-18 engine, Sat. mornings. Lobero Theatre transmission and body parts. Good Lost: Grey kitten white paws, neck; T ubs., Thurs. class at 9:30 a.m. ______Call 682-1247______big eyes, white whiskers. 6 mos. 968-5335 or 483-8197. Monica. Female roommate needed for big condition. Call 964-2373. Reward for return. Mary, Sueno duplex with yard. $80 to Ear & Note Plano Instr. - Folk, 968-5219, 961-3131. share, $95. Own room. Call Wilson T2000 Tennis Racket Classical, Blues, Pop. Thorough, Sk Help Wanted 685-1585. $25.00 fun, all ages, beg & hit. Reasonable. Call 969-4265. Marian Loofbourrow . 962-9723 8-9 1 F roommate needed to share a.m . or eves. ______• ______room • 60 dollars. Ph 685-2271 Sony TC161 Tape Deck, Dolby, cBabysitter with experience requiredI after 5.______bias SW., Auto Stop. $240; 40 TDK during daytime. 70 cents per hr. Need roommate to share room In KR-90 cassettes $3.25 ea. FEM ALE SEXUALITY Class Call Wendy Roten, 968-6976. large duplex w ith two others. 685-2096.______beginning Jan. 30. 5 consecutive 968-8765, 925 Camino Pescadero W R IT E R S , people Interested In New Downhill Sllvretta step-n West Thursday evenings. Learn more B. 1 about your body and enjoy It. layout, artw ork, poetry, general German bindings 4 sale or trade 4 VW Classes, Beg. & In t.l 967-7916 or 9(2-2301, yearbook Junk. No experience X-country. 685-1916 Bill. Starts Jan. 18, Male rmmate needed to share large er - 968-: necessary, but people who have one bdrm apt. $75, with quiet male DREAM GROUP -.cracking dream worked on their high school senior Berkshire Terr. Call messages for personal growth. yearbooks will be vastly 685-1653. Tuesday 7 p.m. H.R.C. 961-3922. appreciated and welcomed with open arms! I’ll be here Thursday YOU’RE INVITED: Recreation 1 or 2 for fantastic IV duplex. and Friday from 11-6 p.m. this Quiet, cozy, yard, wood floors. Mo. ’62 Valiant. Good tires, battery, Open House today 10-4 p.m. at week or you could call 961-2386. If Europe, Israel, and Orient. Low trailers west of Rob Gym. to mo. $ negotiable. 968-1438. seat covers. Runs wejl - needs w ork. no answer, try 968-0690 and ask $300- Call 968-4929.______cost student flights and travel Refreshments. ______for Michelle. M needed share room. Beautiful 1966 Plymouth Valiant Sm V8, needs. AIST 1436 La Clenaga, Los SKI TOURING In the beautiful Angeles 90035. Ph. 213-652-2727. Enjoy exploring SB area by bike? huge Del Ptaya apt. $74/m onth. 4-speed, disc brakes - $300. 6716, John Muir wilderness Area. Jan. So do the kids at Falrview Quiet, close to UCSB. 968-5370. Pasado Rd., I.V. ______SUMMER TOURS - Europe, Israel, 24-26. $36 Includes meals, lodging Orient, S. America, S. Pacific — Elementary. If Interested in biking 1972 BUICK Gran Sport, full & snowcat trans. equip & lessons w/klds. call Rhonda 961-2391 days. Room In secluded SB home, Eurall Passes, charter flights. For are available. For more Info contact beautiful view, single $125, couple power, air, AM/FM, tape, Rally Info call Russ, 968-5387. the Rec. Off.______Media person wanted for center $175, call Steve 965-3531.______wheels, low mileage and more. staff of IVCC • 30 hrs wk. Appl. Excellent condition, 968-4941. CHANNEL ISLAND SCUBA DIVE 1 F roommate needed to share CHARTER FLIGHTS to Europe Jan. 19 $16 Includes air fills too. deadline 1/10/75. Contact IVCC with Char-Tours on Pan-Am. L.A. office at 970 Em del Mar, Suite G. comfortable duplex w/flreplace. MGB '68 chrome wires, tape deck For more Info call the Rec Off. $59.25 per month. Call 968-8434. AM/FM stereo, rebuilt eng., — departures. Reservations TGT F R E E room/board In exchange for perfect cond. New paint. $1800. 17965 SKY PARK 8LVD. 32G, D A N C E to SONS Of G R E A S E Sat., parttime housework/chlld care (4 Roommate wanted to share large 968-8487 Irvine, Ca. 714-546-7015. . Jan. 11, 8-12, UCen Cafe. FREE or yr. old 8, bright, physically apartment with two male students, better yet —HI RE USI 968-6202. handicapped 7 year old) 962=2407 $63/mo. Non-smoking student, 6587 Picasso No. 4, 685-1011. HORSEBACK RIDING LESSONS and hourly riding are beginning. Need Female — share 2 bdrm apt. Sign up NOW at the UCSB Rec. w/2 girls & 1 guy. Share rm. w/glrl. trailer. Western & English. GIRL'S 10 SPEED - exnt cond. For Info, 685-1367. $60.00 or best offer EXPERT TYPIST. Térm papers, manuscripts,dissertations. Virginia Living Arts Classes — everything Bike to campus, walk to beach. 3 968-0637 or 685-1492. bdrm, 2 bath home w/ftreplace by 1 F roommate needed to share Gibson, 964-6654. from banjo to yoga. Recreation For sale: Man’s 10-speed — tall, trailer by Rob Gym. 961-3738. owner. $42,500. 685-1817 eves. room in quiet apt. near campus and beach. Call 968-4648. solid, $60. Leave message Typing: 50 cents per page, dbl Students, Faculty and Staff. Eat at Move right in - 299 Rosemead. for Peter 6612 Sueno space; term papers, etc. Expert; over 40 restaurants for 1/2 price 3bdrm w/den, 2 bath home. Clean, Need 1-2 roommates M-F for large near campus, Marylyn, 964-3409. (you pay for 1 dinner & receive 2nd garden, patio, carpet. By owner, room In nice 2 bdrm. apt. 6649 $37,500. For appointment Manuscripts — all kinds expertly dinner absolutely free) plus get 3 Trlgo No. B, garden. Call Tony Motorcycles proofed & typed. 968-7802. other bonus books for travel, jS5-1817. ------_ '685-1211 or stop by.______recreation & dining by obtaining Typing: My Home your LET’S DINE pUT remit FEM ALE ROOMMATE WANTED c Share room and bath — only $62. 1972 BSA Lightning 650 cc - low Fast Accurate Reasonable envelope at the AS Cashier's Office For Rent 968-6770 In the UCen or Rm. 1053 in Storke Call 968-7684. mileage - excellent condition. Cash Communications Bldg. This Is our c ] offer only. Ph 684-3209. 12th year at S.B. Reg. price Is $15, Studio Apartment for rent F needed now to share room. 732 Embarcadero del Norte House, fireplace, oceanvlew. $72. but only $10 to campus affiliated 6748 Del Playa. Call 685-1800. *70 NORTON. Dunstall dual disc persons. Valid till Dec. 1,1975. ______S130/mo. 968-3485 front brake. Must sell - steal it for Must sublease Ellwood studio - 1 F to share 1 bedroom apt. $600. 968-3703 mornings. SCUBA CLASSES: NAUI CERT Non-smoker. 6598 Trlgo No. 8. Call Wilt trade *63 V2-ton Chev. and *60 $43, tncl. most equip. Classes start $140. Dog OK. Call llene 961-2333 or 968-9380.______Kathy at 685-1182 after 5 p.m. Pont. Ventura for 2 18 ft. canoes Jari. 13. For more Info, contact the Musical with sail & mast. First come, first Rec. Dept, by Rob Gym. 3 bdrm house-yard-washer-dryer- 2 F needed to share room. 85$ each. Fireplace, on the beach. 6647 serve. 6545 Picasso, No. 2 ,SKI MAMMOTH 11- 3 days of skiing flreplace. Share kitchen w/cottage occupants — $250, beautiful! Call 1 Plava ’.‘B” - 968-0934. incl. bus trans., meals & lodging Jan. 17-19. $44. Sign up In Rec. Phyllis 967-2208.______JB L D140 in Carlson enclosure, also Office/store space, 6551 Trlgo. (2 Sunn 15*’ spkers - no cab. '$150 Available now, $165 per month, For Saie for all or offer. 963-9336.^ 400 sq. ft. Call 968-1008.______Personals CLARIN ET: B flat Conn w/case • ROOM FOR RENT! NICE HOUSE. FOR SA LE: 19’ wooden dory with goodies. Excl cond. Ask $75, will 6860 TRIGO RD 968-8806. ctrailer + 2 sets oars. Call 964-8339. negotiate. Call Cheri 685-1493. FBIPAlrjfÁM AW ^IÍ97$ * n IÜ.1 UCSB DÂlfcYNEXUS ' S?3ii PAG E f t Cagers Seek Third Straight

By Mike Reiter Oklahoma was absolutely super. lightly, and warns that they are Coming off their most His play at both ends of the court tough. "They have some very impressive victories of the year, was probably as good as any impressive road wins over the UC Santa Barbara basketball performance we've had in many, Colorado and St. Mary's." Tipoff team heads for Fresno this many years." is 8 p m. with the broadcast to Saturday for the first of iwo Barkey is not taking Fresno too be carried live over KCSB. scheduled games to be played Spikers Open Season with the Bulldogs this year. Fresno State is having one of Denied the number one prize however, and consequently the their best years in some time with in last year's 45-5 season. UC question of number one remained an 8-3 record, and is looking for a Santa Barbara will settle for somewhat unsettled for the 1974 repeat of last year's game at nothing less in 1975 than the season. Fresno, won by the Bulldogs NCAA championship when they UCLA lost the heart of last 63-62. The Gauehos reversed, the open the year this weekend in year's squad in Bob Leonard, finish at Rob Gym winning Davis January 11 for the All-Cal Mike Normand and Jim Mingus 71-66. championship and at Stanford but can be expected to field The Bulldogs are led. by January 12. another power this season behind forward Roy Jones, averaging 20 Featured in the All-Cal the astute coaching of Al Scates, points and 12 rebounds a game. tourney is defending national who has now won four of the last Strong support comes from champion UCLA, who beat the five NCAA titles. forward James Robinson and Gauehos 3-2 in the finals of last Joe Mica, a freshman who guard Rodney Shanks, both year's national championship performed on the national team, averaging in double figures. series. is expected to form the hub of Gaucho coach Ralph Barkey UCSB beat the Bruins during the 1974 team with help from says of the Bulldogs, "Fresno is a ..... ______.. UP FO R TWO — Gaucho star Don Fold goes to the basket against the regular season three times, Chris Irvin and John Beacons very well disciplined and Oklahoma to scorn two of his gams high 29 points. Ford hopes to have splitting with them in league and from last year's team. experienced team. Their forwards similar success this weekend es the cagers travel to Fresno to take on s winning the Southern California The Gauehos return much of are playing extreibely well and it Bulldog squad that is always tough on its home floor. photo: a i p»na Volleyball Association title. last year's team in Jon Roberts, w ill be a very tough game for us.'' Barkey w ill send out the same But UCLA won when it who may well be developing into starting lineup that played so well counted most and prevented the the finest collegiate player in the against Oklahoma, John Service Gauehos from completing a nation, and Dave DeGroot, as center, Dave Brown and Don SHINE IT ON, TONIGHT ! sweep of all major volleyball captain and setter. Also back are Ford as forwards. Bob Turner titles for 1974. Jeff Reddan and Gerald Gregory. SEARCH LIGHT CAR RALLY Gone are Chris Kane and Skip and Greg Bell as guards. In addition to the league title, A lle n . Certainly the impressive 7:30 -11:00 P.M. TROPHIES! the Gauehos also won the United After the All-Cal Saturday, victory over the Soonerswill give $1.50 p/car DOOR PRIZES! States Volleyball Association U C SB will visit Stanford the the Gauehos a boost against the An Oral Experience open and collegiate titles in following afternoon in a Bulldogs. To stop the Sooners, Knoxville, Tennessee. non-league tune-up for the All American center Alvan The Bruins were not there as a SCIVA schedule, opening Adams had to be contained, and team for that tournament February 19 against Pepperdine. that the Gauehos did. With Service, and then Ford tracking Adams, the Sooners had trouble Sigm a Phi Epsion Weekend Sports Schedule getting the ball into their center, Building Your Fraternity thus Adams was not a compelling DATE 7:30 p.m. — UCen. EVENT OPPONENT TIME LOCATION factor in the outcome. Jan. 14 - Rm. 2284 Fri Jan 10 Basketball (women) All—Cal Tourney 2, 6,8 p.m On offense, Don Ford went Fri Jan 10 UCSB Wrestling Fresno State 8 p.m. Fresno w ild, and had the biggest scoring Jan. 15 - Rm. 2294 Sat Jan 11 Basketball (women) All-Cal Tourney 1 ,3 p.m. Sat Jan 11 UCSB Basketball (JV) Fresno State 6 p.m. Fresno outburst since 1971-72 with 29 Sig Ep understands that men should be treated Sat Jan 11 Basketball Fresno State 8 p.m. - Sat Jan 11 Fresno points and 13 rebounds. His Gymnastics UCLA 2 p.m. . UCLA as men, with respect and dignity. Sat Jan 11 Swimming (women) use 11 a.m . performance prompted Barkey to Sat Jan 11 UCSB After all isn't that what brotherhood is all Volleyball Al-Cal Tourney all day Davis say, "Ford's play against Sat Jan 11 Wrestling Cal St. Bakersfield all day about? Sun Jan 12 Bakersfield Volleyball Stanford 1:30 p.m. Stanford ’74 DEMO SALE TOYOTA Saturday & Sunday, January 11 & 12 ONLY! 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beginnar hikes, every Friday night. URC building. Members 50 cents, COMMUNITY Meet at Old Mission at 6:30 p.m. For non-members $1. State Commission Study more info, call 968-9873. • Gay Women's Collective sponsors • Library tours are offered today at at Pool Nite, Saturday at 9 p.m. at (Cont. from p. 1) (including areas of labor, K i o s k 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. Meet at 221 State St., SB. Everyone invited. and federal government on how employment, insurance, credit Information Desk, west entrance. TODAY • The Dept, of Biological Sciences ANNOUNCEMENTS to conform to the amendment, and education) affecting the • Waldo's on the Mall begins a new sponsors a Botany 103 (Plants of • Auditions will be held Monday, and informing the public of the status of women, it is important quarter of live entertainment as a free, California) slide show for 1975.12:15 Jan. 13 at 7 p.m. for graduate student amendment and the rights of that the legislature make this student-run coffeehouse. Tim Kearny, and 1:15 p.m. in Physics 1610. directed one-act plays. Auditions will be held in the Old Little Theatre women through ràdio and Chuck Frumin and Maisha will Everyone welcome. special commitment." (Bldg. 494) and no advance sign-ups television public service perform tonight from 8-11 p.m. in the • Hillel sponsors Shabbat services Upon the resolution's passage, UCen Program Lounge. and pot luck dinner. 6:30 p.m. in the are necessary. All students may announcements. th e commission hopes to • KCSB-FM presents the AS. U R C building, 777 Camino Pescadero, audition. a Today is the last day to submit "It's a revolutionary way of encourage the media to carry Concerts Show, today from 4-5 p.m. I.V. This week, your host Mark Mohn applications to the Pre-Professional thinking," Kinney commented. various public service TOMORROW Volunteer Program. If you are features Linda Ronstadt and Batdorf • The IV C C sponsors a benefit "Instead of making the man the announcements about women. In and Rodney. 91.5 FM . considering applying to the UCSB main focus of attention it will conjunction w ith the showing of the film ‘Trial of Billy credential program and/or If you • The Solid Gold Weekend will Jack". Saturday at 2, 6, and 9 p.m. in provide for an equal partnership bicentennial, historical feature the top tunes of 1974, Friday desire practical teaching experience, Chem 1179. pick up an application in Phelps 1178, biographies of women will night at 8 p.m. on KCSB-FM, 91.5 — between the sexes." • Dance — sponsored by or call Bob Landy at 961-3976. be prepared and hopefully followed by Undercurrents at 9 p.m., Intramurals and UCen Activities. e Sierra Club sponsors easy • Little Em o will hold auditions for CALIFORNIA WOMEN'S YEAR t h e major networks will Saturday from 8-12 p.m. in the UCen the medieval musical play of Robin Cafeteria. Free. Another major concern of the collaborate with the commission and Marion Sunday, January 12 in the Fascinating... • Hillel announces a lox & bagel Grad Tower Conference room at 12 Status of Women group is the on presenting them. In addition, brunch, Saturday at 11:30 a.m. in the p.m. joint resolution now pending in local stations will be asked to (Cont. from p. 2) the legislature, proclaiming 1975 present special programs on classes for the "Fascinating G irl" California Women's Year in women's rights and issues. teach women such things as what Work Study Allocations conjunction with the United Financed by a grant from the to say and what not to say, Students having academic year Central Stores/Receiving Nations' proclamation for an California Commission on understanding the male ego, and Work-Study allocations, but not yet Chancellor’s Office International Women's Year. The Criminal Justice, the commission how to give a man the sympathy working may be referred for Chemical and Nuclear Engineering resolution also commemorates also runs a program called and understanding he needs. placement by calling the Office of Chemistry the 10th anniversary of the Women in Transition. An "Fulfill his needs and he really Financial Aid. (Telephone Extension College of Creative Studies Community and Organization California Commission on the expermimental program in 2431). The following UCSB responds beautifully," Andelin D epartm ents and Off-Campus Research Institute Status of Women for its 10 years Sacramento County, the project said. Agencies are requesting Work-Study Contracts and Grants of work on the behalf of women, trains counselors to help women "I'd like to let women know students: Counselling Center and encourages other state released from prison make an that I'm their friend," Andelin Ecology Action ON-CAMPUS JOBS Education legislatures to ratify the ERA. easier transition into society. This concluded. Many housewives who Anthropology Education Abroad Program Commission chairperson Anita is the only project in California have used her method to save Office of Architects and Engineers Electrical Englneering/Computer Miller commented that "1975 which works exclusively with their marriages have provided the Art Department' Sciences . w ill be an important year for the women prisoners. pages of praise and testimony Arts and Lectures English Commission and for the women T h e commission is also which fill her book. While all may Associated Students Environmental Health and Safety Associated Students Bike Shop Ergonomics and Physical Education o f California. With the establishing local arid county not agree with the Andelin Bureau of Educational Research and Extended University ratification of the ERA and the commissions all over the state to philosophy, Helen B. Andelin is Development Office of Financial Aid introduction of much legislation further the cause of women. indeed "fascinating". Central Duplicating Services Geological Sciences W e've got a p lan to make your banking easier.

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