Deadline Dinner Financial Aids Sigma Delta ('Id, pnifessional journa- The final date for submitting finan- lism society. has announced that cial aid apptleatIons for the 1970-1971 Tuesday. 'March 10, is the deadline academie year is Monday, March 16. for purehasing tickets to Thursday Ali rind tins. applieants and those night's Deadline Dinner, to be held in A RTAN DAILY haling to (amen financial aid ;Neck- the f'ollege Union Ballroom. ages must apply to the Financial 1 SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE Aids Office, Adm 234, by this date.

Vol. 57 41110 se SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA 95114, MONDAY, MARCH 9, 1970 No. 80 Acting President Burns A.S. Organizations Responds to Demands Support Rutherford Acting President Dr. Hobert Burns debate: "I think that a general ex- responded yesterday to a pair of de- change of viewpoints on this contra- At a Friday meeting of student or- The second portion of the plan is the mands issued by the United Front vesy could prove very helpful in de- formation of departmental information Against War Related Recruiting (UF- ciding whether we should attempt to ganization leaders. A.S. Personnel Of- groups. Through this plan, information AWRR). change college and Trustees' policy on ficer Randy Kern revealed a four point sheets will be distributed and speeches The UFAWRR had demanded that this matter." program supporting fired SJS psycho- will be made in classes. This plan is corporation recruiters either be forced The statement added that a presi- logy professor, Dr. Eldred E. Ruther- meant to thoroughly inform the cam- to leave the campus or participate in dential committee of students and fac- ford. pus of the issues. a debate with members of the UF- ulty Is in the process of reviewing the Kern asked the group to help or- The formation of a community in- AWRR. recruitment program and that Dr. ganize, as Acting President Hobert formation group is the third portion of They also demanded that SJS Psy- Burns feels the protesters point of view Burns termed it, a "cold-bloodly realis- the plan. This group will educate the chology Professor Dr. Eldred E. Ruth- should be made known to that group. tic" campaign of political action against college and the noncollege communities erford be rehired for next year. State On the second demand, Dr. Burns' Chancellor Glenn Dumke's firing of of San Jose to what is termed the College Chancellor Glenn S. away, statement said such action is beyond Rutherford. "political action" against Rutherford has ruled that Dr. Rutherford should our local powers, but that the Aca- The first part of the four point pro- that Dumke made. not be retained. demic Council has requested the Chan- gram is the formation of a campus Near the end of the meeting Dr. In response to the demands, Dr. cellor to change his decision. mobile information groups. On Seventh Rutherford entered and said "thanks to Burns issued a one page written state- The statement went on to cite the St. and throughout campus the plan everybody" for their support. When ment yesterday afternoon. growing student and faculty support calls for information booths, speeches questioned if he had any suggestions Dr. Burns cited a State College for Dr. Rutherford, He chased the state- and informational picket lines, if neces- about how the students could further Board of Trustees ruling as preventing ment with the pledge, "I shall carry sary. This action is to inform the SJS help him, Rutherford said he would any individual college from removing our protest to the Trustees and beyond faculty and students about Durnke's rather leave that matter to the stu- recruiters from campus. if necessary." threat to campus autonomy. dents. A meeting is currently scheduled for The UFAWRR presented the de- next Tuesday at which time Executive mands to Dr. Dusel yesterday after- Vice President Dr. William J. Dusel noon. Dr. Burns was reportedly en will attempt to work with UFAWRR route to a Western College Association members in arranging a debate for conference at the time. be on March 18. The recruiters will The demands were presented follow- Tenant Union To Study campus again March 19-20. ing a Seventh Street rally and a march expressed In his statement Dr. Burns past the College Union and to the a favorable opinion toward a possible steps of Tower HalL The text of Dr. Burns statement fol- Housing Problems, Rent lows:

Response to petition of "United Front" By STAN SCOVEI.L renters," Buck stated. "It is therefore Birth Control Group. Daily Staff Writer the intent of this survey to find the apart- DEMAND NO. 1 The Student Tenants Union stepped number of individuals in each ment and then go to the county tax College policy has always provided up the tempo of its struggle against assessors office where we can find the for a free and open campus, in recruit- what it terms "unfair and arbitrary" legal owners of these apartments." Group Offers ing as in the discussion of controversial rent controls Friday, by instituting a subjects. The State College Trustees survey that is intended to show the LOWER RATES have recently established a policy on relation of landlord profits in correla- open recruiting for all State Colleges. tion to the number of renters and the Because, according to Buck, there conditions under which they live. restriction on the amount SJS Clinic I understand that plans are being is no legal It is the contention of Mike Buck, can levy, the tenant explored for an open forum on this of rent an owner of the people using tenant spokesman, that the landowners lower the present Over half question next week. I think that a union will endeavor to are enjoying double benefits under the by confronting the owners with Planned Parenthood's San Jose clinic general exchange of viewpoints on this rates present rent control system. He em- figures pertaining to their (the land- are SJS students, crowding out the low controversy could prove very helpful in phasized that in addition to the liberal lords) total monthly rent intake in for whom it was In- deciding whether we should attempt to income families tax write-offs for depreciation the own- relation to "inadequate" student ac- change college and Trustees' policy on tended. ers are also collecting excessive rents commodations. this matter. A presidential committee has offered to set for what he terms "inadequate and The organization of students and faculty is currently Conceding, however, that this method clinic in the dilapidated" housing. up and run an evening reviewing our entire recruitment pro- may not prove to be viable, the center at no cost to student health gram and should have the benefit of OWNERS 'CONCEALED' tenants union will continue its present use the build- GREGORY RAPS the state besides the of the protestors' points of view. If our "Most of the housing in the com- strike policy of submitting only what to John Lux, ing and tables, according local campus government agrees that "Agnew's so dumb he's the only guy in college who went out on a panty munity is owned by a few corporations it considers a "fair and reasonable" member and in- Planned Parenthood we no longer wish an open-campus raid and came back with a lock strap." (See story on page 4.) who try to conceal this fact from its rent in light of existing conditions. College structor of an Experimental policy on recruiting, I shall investigate Owners have reacted to the Mar. 1

birth control counseling class. the posibilities of making such a change resolution by refusing to accept the received en- Lux said the group has with the trustees. reduced rent figures. Buck stipulated and couragement from college officials the procedure invoked by the tenants Dr. Thomas J. Gray, director of the DEMAND NO. 2 union, wherein monthly rent payments Student Health Services. Regarding the demand for the rehir- IBM were submitted to the landlords by received Employees not yet Discuss However, it has ing of Dr. Rutherford, such action is registered mail with a return signature word from the chancellor's office about beyond our local powers. However, our requested. whether the clinic can be set up on Academic Council has already re- campus. quested the Chancellor to reconsider CHECKS RETURNED Planned Parenthood is sending a let- his decision, such request being a neces- These checks have all been returned, ter to every member of the board of sary preliminary to appealing directly Black Economic Power Buck claimed, because the owners have trustees explaining what they are to the State College Trustees to over- For 30 minutes last night, three student credit refused to accept the re-evaluated pay- trying to do and the need for such rule the Chancellor's action. Student feedback," concluded Dudely. "You're giving a white man Black IBM employees talked about one "What ments. With escrow holding forbidden a clinic. and faculty groups are organizing a do you want to know from for bringing stuff that you shelled out kind of Black power in the economy us?" one of the by law to the tenants union, student The San Jose clinic has a five-week strong political campaign to correct speakers asked the for." jobs. And then a special guest, Dick students. "strikers" must depend on the mail to waiting list for day appointments and a what we believe is an unendurable de- 'THINK BLACK' Gregory, walked into the session and Someone answered that the best attempt payment of rent, Buck as- six-week list for evening appointments. nial of due process and a disregard of "You got to think from a Black point talked of another kind of Black power thing the Blacks in serted. The clinic would be located in the professional judgment in the selection industry could do of view," said Gregory, "Think before the boycott. for their brothers was student health center, which is not and retention of faculty. I shall carry to assure them you do something of how this affects Buck foresees the owners bringing of jobs after college. to show "just used at night. our protest to the Trustees and beyond The seminar, entitled "Black Power you as a Black." "the strikers" to court in Dick Gregory, dropping in before his cause" why they should not pay rent. It would be a first on a state college if necessary. the Industrial Environment," was The way to fight the crushing White actually a probe by the Morris Dailey appearance warned The tenants union, which has retained campus, according to Lux, who said Hobert W. Burns program or- economy, Gregory said, was to boycott. against the psychological effects of over present its case that a similar offer was refused at ganizers to find out what Black stu- "This country may be a million dol- counsel plans to patronizing a White economy. the courts in hope of attaining Sacramento State. There are clinics dents were interested in pursuing and lar operation," he said, "But remem- before what help "You're gonna have kids in a few "rent that is proportional to existing at Cal Berkeley and UCLA. were they seeking from pro- ber, it functions on nickels and dimes." years and you gotta start thinking conditions." "Our request went through SJS ad- fessional Blacks after getting out of "If you think something offends living days but Decision: college. about them. . ." "We may be breaking the law," Buck ministrative channels in two Court you, don't start acting belligerent, just has taken over two weeks in the chan- "The problem," said Ed Divine, pro- 'BRAVE WHITE HONKEY' leave. said, alluding to the registered mail cellor's office," said Lux. gram organizer, "is that the Black "When you let your kids go to the "Everytime you walk into a store to procedure. "but we are not breaking The group received unofficial word Campus Press environment produces Blacks who go movies, think about what they see. get a Father's Day card and there the law as bad as if we didn't make that the request would probably be to college, then into White industry and They see the brave white honkry who ain't no Black fathers, walk out. any attempt to pay rent." turned down and Lux says, "We want return nothing back to the neighbor- never nins. Nobody's like that, but your "Once in the Black community they The Student Tenants Union will hold more than just a 'No,' we want the hood which produced them." kid don't know that." see those Whit.e things aren't selling. a MSS conference at 1:30 today in the legal reason" Free of Control The problem. Divine asserted was And on Santa Clans he said: they're gonna change." Almaden R011111 if the College Union. Anticipating refusal, Planned Parent- not a lack of willingness of Blacks to hood is discussing with their regional College presidents cannot censor go back, hut lack of knowing how to and county attorneys the feasibility of campus newspapers ruled U.S. District do it, suing the state to show cause why the Court Judge W. Arthur Garrity Jr. last clinic cannot be set up. month. 'OVERWHELMED' Beat 11 Problem Area for Bikes Lux asserted there are no legal rea- The decision was rendered in a ease "We have the desire to do our own sons why the chancellor's office can involving an article written by Eldridge thing," continued Julius nudely, pro- The San Jose Police Department. Because hike theft is a misdemeanor, "The color or make isn't good enough." refuse. He added that the college and Cleaver, information minister of the gram organizer and electrical engineer, considers Beat 11 I the SJS area) a prosecution is impossible without an --Second. have insurance to cover a state would not be responsible for any- Black Panther Party. Cleaver's article "But once we get into the industry, problem when it comes to stolen bi- eyewitness. theft. thing which happened in the clinic. allegedly contained obscene words. we are overwhelmed by the complexity cycles. Quinton said most hikes are stolen - -Third, lock the hike with a steel Planned Parenthood would assume full President James H. Hammond of Fitch- Of the system." Statistics in the College Digest show from the dormitory end Seventh Street cable. responsibility. bury State College, Boston, Mass., at- What the speakers proposed to do on -campus bicycle thefts in 1969 in- areas. When reporting a bike theft, - Fourth, lock the hike to a rack. More than one hundred people have tempted to censor the Cycle, the col- was make the potential Black profes- creasing 25 per cent over 1968, or 75 he recommended "give a complete de- Any bike locked ehuuhere will have volunteered to work in the clinic. These lege newspaper because of the words. sionals familiar with both the technical thefts over 60. The value of losses in- scription down to the scratch in the its lock cut by security officers. The people have to attend a six-hour train- According to recent press reports the and social complexities of industry, so creased 100 per cent, about $4,780 over fender." bike will he impounded until the owner ing session and then show their pro- judge said, "having fostered a campus that once the students got out of col- $2,500. Chief Quinton recommends the fol- reclaims it. ficiency as receptionists, interviewers, newspaper the state may not impose lege, they would be able to move about ''Most thefts on Beat 11 involve 10- lowing tips as preventative measures: - Fifth, license the bike. A San Jose method instructors, or doctor's assis- arbitrary restrictions on the matter to independently in pursuing their Black speed hikes," notes Earnest Quinton. First, record the serial and license ordinance requires licensing bicycles tants. Two doctors and two nurses have be communicated. Students may not "bag" or "style." campus security chief, -and many ap- numbers, the color and make. "Recovery within five days after their purchase. also volunteered to work at the clinic. confined to the expression of those "We've got plenty of Black profes- prehended in connection with them are of stolen property is impossible with- A five-year license costs $1 and may be according to Lux. sentiments that are officially approved." sionals ready to help, hot we need juveniles." out positive identification." he said. obtained at any fire station. 2SPARTAN DAILY Monday. March 9, MO S.MO.G.* PARTAN DAILY Factory SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE (*Satire, Muckraking & Other Graffiti) Fditior PAIL MYER 4dr. Manager Bl /II BR ACKETT HILL it \CAN arid JEFF MI II -INS Buster Ball SJS psychology student, o as steadying ink blots %hen his radival r Firtwatiker I hi. charged Editorials through the door. . .

DOC RUTHERFORD Incoherent Rhetoric "Iley., Buster!** Freddy cried. huffing and puffing like an to erweight hamster. Council's repeated assaults on the Spartan Daily have not resulted in any Chamellor Glenn S. Dunike has just w-troetive solution. but only in incoherent rhetoric and suppression of gone and fired your favorite professor, Irvedolo. Doc Rutherford. for leading that student- ridden'', are !111% ed by the shutting (limn of a free press. faculty strike last year on this campus!" Buster Ball lifted Isis head. "I The Daily has criticized the actions of council. but never have we advocated II ght the SJS Personnel C ..... mince al- dot ii iinay with it. ready had decided to rehire Rutherford

The "Tartan Daily is a human institur . and like all human institutions. for another year, and that Pres. Hobert mak,- mistakes. Such mistakes should be pointed out. But closing down a free Burns had confirmed the action! How - an overreact . could Dumke fire him?"

II. Council were shut down for every mistake it makes. it would rarely "1 It' just went and (lid it." snarled Fred- dy. "Went right over Burns' head, too!" "That's hash" replied Buster. "What are the Daily is necessary. But ..ii-trtwike criticism of welcomed: it is you going to do?" accepted. and unconstitutional power-plays cannot be "Riot. man!" said Freddy, ''Strike! Close i,o iler to preserve a free and responsible. press on campus. a solution must be 1.-ro this school down! Take to the streets!

IIIto 1141111% r council's financial control of the Daily. 1. What are yOU going to do? e suggest that a special subscription fee tif S2 be collected at the beginning of Buster Balloon thought long and hard. {, semuster. and that \ ssowiated Student fees, where the Daily's allocation As President of the campus MOTHERS f Club I Middle of the Bowlers), he couldn't timmall% conies from, be reduced by a like amount. do anything violent like making an ob- be assured of It would be removed En Irgil The Daily wonhl then a working budget. wearadta gaigitiIVI N. scene phone call to Dunike or storming from undcr the thumb of a political body -- the A.S. Council. "Now let this be a lesson: If I do it once, I can do it again, his office ... for those tactics just weren't Doe- council really want a newspaper that tloes nothing but heap praise upon used by MOTHERS. and again, and again, and .. ." c(iunril't "I (Immo yet," he replied. "I guess I Doe- council really want a newspaper that avoids criticism of sensitive issues? want to do what's best for Doc Rutherford campus I mean its a bad, bad Does council really want a newspaper that reflects only the "official line?" and for this Guest Room thing when the college President gets the If council does want these things, then it does not want a real newspaper at all; rug pulled front ler him. And when a il %satth. a propaganda organ. basically good human being like Ruther- 'Inexcusable, Irresponsible Act' ford gets taken away fr its, it's en. I'll worse!" Campaign The First Step By ii l'AXTON "... That's right Buster," urged Freddy. A.S. Public Relations "That's why we've got to riot and shed blood, man. It's the only way not to for- he departmental campaign to inform students and faculty members of the The academic crisis now facing the col- Randy Kent. A. S. persemnel select; ...1 of- get the fact that we can use this Ruther- circumstances starrounding the firing of Dr. Eldred E. Rutherford is a good idea. lege is a serious threat to all of its. The ficer, gave out information for a letter. ford incident to suck the liberals and united action is to be taken. it is necessary the is- firing of Dr. Rutherford is an inexcusable writing campaign. A sample letter and If for all students to know those middle-of-the-road toads into our and irresponsible act on the part of Chan- the addresses of the trustees were also dis- sues in% «i% -everything, 'revolution now' bag!" cellor Dunike. tributed among the crowd. anti C011% orations. rallies, mid press conferences are fine, but if the total picture Not only is the Rutherford action an The letter-writing campaign is probably MIDDLE POWER is too he presented to the student body. it must be done through the classroom. usurpation of local departmental hiring, one of the most effective ways of forming To those who would say the classr is not the place for discussing the Ruth- firing and tenure jurisdiction, but a real a coalition against the Chancellor's action. Buster Balloon cast a thin-eyed glance erford case. we say "where else!" What could be more educational titan an issue threat to academic freedmn. If the Chan- Mage argued that the students have only at his rebelloos roomie. "Watch, what you of statew ide importance which originated on this campus? cellor's action is allowed to stand, no con- a week to take action on the decision. say about my people, Freddy. The middle Further- 'Hoe circumstances surrounding the firing are so flagrant that the door is open troversial professor's job is safe. As students it is up to you to write a holds the power and don't you forget it!" more, the terms of last year's A.F.T. strike in his chair. tii Ild% derision overturneol. But if this is to be done, it will take an educ- letter or phone an influencial person you He leaned back agreentent have been violated. Under the know. Organizations such as the ladies "No," he said. "I've got another idea. eated. united. and responsible stand. agreement, all striking professors were to club, the Rotary, labor unions, and other Two ideas. First of all, Doc Rutherford is should be taken this week Th, fi rs.I tip ill every class on campus. be rehired without loss of tenure or of community clubs need to know the "real" going to need some financial backing. position. situation. Sotne bread. He's got a wife and four kids rehired and re. Dr. Rutherford must be This is a situation that demands grass one of them crippledand what with academie accredi- turned his tenure or the roots pressure from all segments of the the money he lost during and after the danger. he's tation of SJS is in state. Vt e have the time to build a coali- strike last year, plus the legal battle peaceful channels open. him There are still tion. Academic freedom and local auton- got to wage now, it's going to cost must be laid and all Important groundwork omy are vital to all of us. several thousand dollars before it's support gained to reverse Diunke's We can't sit by and allow our quality over. fortunate decision. Presi- of education to be lessened. Unless we, as "Secondly, both he and Acting The Associated Student organization has dent Burns are going to need support from \Iu. lamore Romney. oil,. of Secretary Movement throughout the country, or is concerned students. act now. the type of responded to the situation and is working everybody who believes that some form of of !loosing and l.rhan 'Development it an attempt to gain Republican control education or will he receiving its the fu- in conjunction with Academic Council to injustice has been committed by the Chan- Romney. is running for the Grand of all (onus of government throughout the for ture will be inadequate. provide the most effective direction cellor. 0,1 Paris GOP nomination for U.S. Sen- flat' ? Our professors should not be intimidated our movement. "Governor Reagan and Dr. Dumke and ator in Nlichigan. Such a "conspiracy" is not unlikely, because of their political and philosophical Student government called a special even the voters out there have got to True. she failed to receive GOP backing especially- if one looks at the two nomina- ideas. meeting of all students Thursday after- realize a serious mistake has been made in \lie-Munn. ii gh party leaders tried tions President Nixon has made to fill Abe Get involved! Come into the A.S. offices noon. Approximately 250 students attended and that maybe the Chancellor's action three nines 10 reach agreement on a Fortes' vacated seat on the Supreme Court. on the third level of the College Union this meeting where they were urged to go should be reconsidered... nominee. find out what the issues are and what CONTROL BY MEMOS to class and talk to other students to gain and "... Yeah," growled Freddy. "Like, why But Mr-. Romney o ill still run and can do now. Through such an election, Nixon could support. you issue a list of non-negotiable demands proabls Si in the nomination through the not control Michigan politics through for . .." priniar in August and has a good Romney, calling who could send operational memo(' daily ". . . Nope!" intermitted Buster. "No 55 lullingIt the Senate seat. II) his wife. demands: that's exactly what they expect i'rrii.ips her campaign slogan o ill be Thrust and Parry But Mrs. Ronmey isn't the only distaff to do. Riot and make demands. No ... "Ill hist It George do it." a la the late us side running for election. we MOTHERS have got to do something allare %hen she ran and was There are sources who different, something unexpected. Some- fleeted Governor of Alabama. say Governor of Rutherford; Gross Verbosity Georgia Lester Maddox's wife is being thing imaginative, like when those Sur- ;ill part of the Feminist I? auton- groomed through charm courses, etc. in fessor talking about tenure, or campus vival Faire cats buried that can and got 'Deafening Silence' omp, you might iisk him what he's doing about the event Maddox loses all his attempts at professor talking everyone aroused." Editor: it. And, if you don't hear a succeeding himself as governor, as Geor- about it, perhaps you should ask him why. Over the last several months, the phrase WHERE ARE THEY? RTAN DA! LY gia's constitut. forbids self-succession. Murray M. Whitaker SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE "silent majority" has become a basic part of So the Democratic party fights back. Porfmsmor of SocioloRY some of our national dialogues with -the voice And that's when Roster Ball went Second Class postag paid at San Jose, California But isn't Maddox as typically Republi- of silence" speaking loudly to Richard Nixon "Hnumminn ..... n." and said, "I've got it!" Member of California Newspaper Publishers Associe- can as Nix ..... but with a southern flavor? Pollution lion. Published daily by students of San Jose State and Spiro Agnew. Verbal For lie had just realized ihat he wasn't College, except Saturday and Sunday, during college campuses over Events on the state college only concerned tl 1)111 ER sitting year. The opinions sap d herein are not necessarily NOTHING NEW next few weeks may well find Governor Editor: the those of the the Associate Student Body, the College Ad- Though women in politics (even actors Ronald Reagan and Chancellor Glenn S. SJS Survival Faire was indeed very success- arouuuuul feeling helpless and oishing some- ministration, or the Department of Journalism and Ad- forget to include vertising. Subscriptions accepted only on 01 polities) he nothing new, perhaps elee- Dumke incorporating this phrase into their ful: however, didn't they thing positive could be done for Doc Ruth- remainder- -- verbal pollution? of-semester basis. Full academic year, $9: each semes- tio lit to such high offices by the unexperi- vocabularies to explain some of our present man's most potent enemy erford and Hobert Burns and the campus. ter, $4.50. Off-campus price per copy, 10 cents. Phone campus realities. Will they be able to depend Vice President Agnew's recent statement de- 294-6414Editorial Ext. 2383, 2384. 2385, 2306. Ad. enced should be questioned. misfits" MOH Where are all the "silent" upon the "silent majority" of state college and fining the Chicago Seven as "societal ,.rtising Ext. 2081, 2082, 2083, 2084. Press of Globe Mo-rh ii. ItS %% hen you really need What political experience does either university faculty? I make no predictions. can be classified with statements made by them? Printing Co., 1455 S. First St.._ Hershey Mrs. Romney or Mrs. Maddox have except That is, almost no prediction. Only one can other intellectuals, namely General Editor . BOB BRACKETT demonstrators "dirty and runny- Advertising Manager quietly listening to their husband's politi- be made with any certainty. If they are silent who called PAUL MYER Rafferty, who re- EDITOR'S NOTE: The Thrust and Parry section of the Day Editor .. JOE WU now, the sounds of silence in the future will nosed kids," and Dr. Max eal problems? None. a "cesspool." editorial page offers students and faculty a chance to Assistant Editor CRAIG TURNER he deafening. ferred to SJS as express their views on campus, local, national or inter Editor Though the blame for much of the U.S. News CHARLOTTE MARSHALL One often wonders how Spiro Agnew be- national issues. Space is allowed to encourage written Associate Editor This has become self-evident in the case of R. L. BEADLE problems belong to the old guard, new authority on "societal misfits:" how debates on such current affairs. Contributions to Copy Editor Associate Professor Eldred Rutherford of Psy- came an D ALE SMILEY became an authority on Thrust and Parry must not exceed 250 words, must be Sports Editor KEN LUTHY inexperienced) blood is not the answer. chology in the period of one month. He has General Hershey runny-nosed kids:" and how Max typewritten, double spaced within 45-space margins Entertainment &Mot ...... _...... VICKI RANDALL Legal loopholes such as running for of- been stripped of tenure, and then fired (effec- "dirty and and properly signed with the writer's name and faculty Wire Editor "cesspools." JEFF KENYON Rafferty became an authority on or ASB number. The Daily will not print letters which Feature EdihIr KEN fice so one's husband can control the of- tive June, 19701 by Chancellor Dumke, who in COSTA I think that they all must ive nutting us on. are libelous, in poor taste or include a personal attack. Photo DON doing has overruled three faculty committees, Editor PHILBY fice is highly questionable. Th. editor ..... ves th right to edit or cut letters to Public Relations .. BILL State. WIIYI/IP SillVatore Director KLICSU and the Acting President of San Jose conform to spac limitations and to cease publication Photographer ...... BILL What is happening is legal, but then t,:tAd 1 201,811,1.0106 Chief KAMBERG It is very difficult indeed to dodge the issues of letters dealing with subjects he bellows hwre been Staff Artist. MIKE ENGLISH supposedly so is the U.S. involvement in autonomy with reference exhausted. Campus Correspondent ..... JUDEE BARNES of tenure and campus Executive Assistant...... KAREN SETTERSON undeclared wars in 'Vietnam and Laos. to this case. The next time you hear a pro- Monday March 9, 1970 si.P4IIT IN' 11 17,Y--11 Budget Cuts To Hurt Space Use News Review Discussed Commitment Program By CUBG Nixon Defends Involvement I I'omplled from At6.01.1al..11 Press% Nit hi It mit 1-k111,., it 111, si110015. en thusiac41, abow a better edo- Future space use in the Col- it.dj MInoriths tt uutd the administ rat I.,11 eat ion.’ in a 3,000- Till. acnut jurN, Ii') iL to de- Judge revokeul Seale s lege Union ...tallies a Was the President Nixon. Imagine yourself ' aisaut "IrS a conflict ol direction and "I usually recruit one or two Ya- thiee.)ear (sin- Friday in termine who financed the ',nitration on a guidance." sahl Miss Gomez, students a week." explained the major discussium brow at last word speech delivered graduate from high sehool with "the blonski slayings, iodic ...al a sixth %lethal ,J1 l'alTing a shotgun in Key Biscayne, Fla.. defended no ambition or encouragement administrations have different at- CCP worker. 'Through high week's College Union Board of person last Thursday, Dillard front of the Hall of Justice, Many times the Laos to continue your education. Then titudes. students school records. I look up students Governors rCUBGI meeting. American involvement in Couch. 56, a retired miner from st.ding that Seale's stntence for agree with their CCP representa- who have graduated within the someone not too much older than The Board took no definite and stated that he was asking Bledsoe. Ky. ,00tenipt in the Chicago riot yourself opens op a whole new tives but the administration past few years, They're usually conspiracy ttial was action but did discuss several the Soviet Union and Britain to Couch is accused of perjury sufficient direction for you: college. itt a snt. We just try to he quiet working, and it's usually a poor giounds ra: peace in that coun- when he testified earlier about reoeation. and do our job on the campus paying job I talk to them first: proposals before appointing a help restore This is essentially what hap- two checks. totaling $935, hi. re- know that the schools have once I've convineed them to con- committee to look into the mat- t', . pens in the College Commitment ceived from the committee. Oily ills iplinary outlook on its tinue their education I help them ter. The President said there are Alaska Program (CCP); Chicano and District 19 field repre- t'idenis. so we try not to rock fill out applications to the state UMW Black college students recruit. The space in question is the no American combat troops in Seoul slick, bait I he bora " or junior colleges" sentative 'William Prater said, administration has lm.l hI1 I .. tioad b.. I. counsel and help minori0 high empty area adjacent to the bowl- Laos anti his "I'm sure they're trying to in- long a CCP seems to be doing school students. DREAMs EMPTIED ing alley. no plans for introducing such sinuate the cheeks may have been 1511111e. 11 I. 1.41. I i alt school students who 01f 1.,oking CCP started alsiut two years troops. used for the murder fund " ',ever would It sounds troml. But according CUBG Chairman Steve Lieut.- ago under the Educational Op- have con- "I the trouble. 1.1’,..1 a college to Miss Gomez, the recruiting arm, suggested that the games Presenting figures, Nixon Prater said checks Couch re- portunity Program , EOP. to It education are left about 1((X) rhu., enrolled at SJS and role of CCP is no longer valid, area ping pong tabl,s he moved stated there are currently 1,040 ceived were to pay his expenses minor,,t. high school slur:lents junior miles hoe with blackened usiqe ais. At first, many as far as bringing students to Americans, both civilian and ser- as a committee member. know that college a as available of the into the area, with the current beach,- "iolos of dead birds." high school students this eampos, at least. "With the vice personnel in Laos, but only to them, seemed skep- area occupied by Coo.. mason, director of the and money and poor the ping Pong government em- tical of their junior counselors. new cutbacks Governor Reagan 616 of these are Pollution grades need not keep them out tables being used for additional More Pickets Control but then realized has imposed. the Chicanos will ployees. of school, according to Rosamaria the CCP work- .% , offiee in Anchor- ers were there only have between 50 to 100 open- billiard tables. The chief executive explained :Members of railroad shruperaft Gomez, Chicano CCP coordinator. to help them. "The ., . I a rionservative es- for the fall. We have already U.S. air operations in Laos say- tio-al thing aliout CCP is that the ings unions throughout California con- rime, I ,.. number of birds interviewed 1000 high school stu- BAR OR PRINTING AREA ing their first priority is to hin- tinued to man picket lines at STUDENT COUNSELORS student doesn't become just a killea die 01i 15 10,000 recruited by CCP who are North Vietnamese nicolor hecause of the person- dents It was also suggested that the der the flow of outdo'. railroad freight yartis de- If, I there have been no At first the proeram nad Iwo hoping to go to college. We pro- troops and supplies across the alism between the college and empty space be used spite a federal court injunction. r, I, e mammals killed by the purpuis,,i to recruit high Aflux,1 for addi- high school student." vided students with a dream, and Ho Chi Minh Trail where it tional bowling lanee to -corn Five hundred eniployees formed II 5.01111' hunt cue had at to SJS. and provide fi- now Reagan has emptied that at - through Laos. erosses pitiket lines at the Los Angelo: inding seals with oil nancial alt for those FOP stu- ENTHUSIASTIC AND POOR module the special needs of handi- dream for them," Miss Gomez "In addition to air operations Southern Pacific switehyard Fri- dents oho did not qualify me our. Joe Sot , i the only Chicano stated. capped and blind students. on the Ho Chi Minh Trail," he day, joining workers in liosevill. grants. Under work-study, EOP C( 'P worker it ho isn't assigned to "Chicanos, Blacks and other Other suggestions included put- said. "we have continued to carry and Sacramento who had set up students became junior counsel- a high school: he works solely in unable to finance their education ting a bar in the area, or pro- Out reconnaissance flights in pickets last Thursday. ors, but it turned ma au be mole the ommunit:i recruiting northern Laos and fly combat than that. It car' ...lIcge stu- sin- are being slowly edged out, and viding facilities to print a news- A Southern Pacific tu to go hark to school. Ac- support missions for Laotian dents an ppm road i itulik in again the poor students will suf- paper. said movement of freighi , ' ,- to Soto, he recruits forces when requested to do so had slowed because their communiaN. Soon the EDP In other action concerning the of tin,- , tie from fruitpickers to fer." concluded the CCP coordi- by the Royal Laotian govern- students became involved in eoun- but "as of this moment, th.dui i-mers, rind "anyone who is nator. games area, the Board received ment." seling with home moblems as no delay in passenger 11’,111. a report from Barry Hondas, A high White House official well as school problems. games area manager, concerning said that U.S. air casualties over C.CP workers a ru , u. billiards and bowling income Laos had not exceeded 300 during Seale Ref usd to work at the since the College Union opened. all six years of military involve- A Makin'. Dare NIunicipal Court Juidge .1 to,' uu rd4ce/ die hours a week, but te The bowling lanes have brought ment. He estimated that about G. Kennedy refused a request iI Miss Gomez, the slod.a: ot in $19,533.53 or an average of 100 planes and helicopters had ,1#((/4d Vie r:1 Black Panther leader a lot of their own t $140.69 per day, while the bil- been lost during that time. Scale's attorney for it 30-11:o Because a nine-to-lire type i, u. " ., liards operations have netted He also said that the actual of extradition to Connecticui the young CC!' roil linator. Bof A Ad Encounters $18,615.40 or $132 each day. number of military men in the odors. murder charge. of vaginal "sometimes things come up and country is 228. The court allowed a dela., itn- women are using the high school at look tr SNOriGER IS OUT Naming peace the highest Smart pri- their ('Cl' representatives fig til 5 p.m, today for Seal,. Bongos also announced plans ority of his administration, Nixon help and advice." torney to make a new fe.lei al Mixed Reaction Poll 10 install two more pocket bil- said he dispatched letters Fridtty The largest prigaem 0,,. ('Cl' appeal. Its Ki.:N'r KURTZ liards tables in the games area to Soviet Premier Alexie Kosy- MY worker's come tit. .. special to the Daily while trading in one of two gin and British Prime Minister snooker tables, neither of which Harold Wilson, who are cochair- QUESTION: Do you afire.. with the stand taken hy- Rank of OWN. receive very much use. men of the conference responsible' Artists, Advertisers AmerleaI., tit advertisement In the Friday Spartan Daily? for maintaining the 1962 Geneva The Board also assumed re- and Students Hygienic Judge Not Brine Itozenhart, Junior. Photojournalism major, Calgary, sponsibility for operating ex- accords on Laos. Deodorant Canada: penses of the Music Listening Black -light Oil Paintings Spray made agree with the stand against violence, as it is the last Room, while the College Union Demonstration, Si Mary Secret Fund for the outer means of accomplishment; They shouldn't have turned it into Program Board I CUPB I will Ann Gardens, March 10, vaginal area. Forgotten an advertisement, as it destroyed the thought." fund the Art Gallery. A federal grand jury, which has 11, 12, 13, Lincoln Ave. The CUBG Charter was also alleged a murder-for-hire plot be- Shown from 7:30-10-0 A rwilable major, Ventura, Calif. .f" Superior Court Tim Allen, Junior, Conservation presented at the meeting for ap- hind the slaying of Joseph p.m. Admission 53.50. For nt cleansing "Self-righteous arrogance and a blatant dare." S. (Margin ha - proval of the Board hut action Yablonski, says the United Mine more info. Call Odessa Ittles. ten. The Chi, ue Tim Duffy, Senior, Social Science major, South San Francisco: %vas delayed at least until the Workers had a secret committee Fouta 294-3207. citing Commit I. .1.11 calling "It came across well, but I don't agree with the advertising next meeting. which maintained a $20,000 fund for his remit al It bench at the end. The article should have been written before any 0111.31MMIIIMENIIIMPINENCL.Sent:S. Charrio 1.. it: conti i thing happened. It should have included what the police did or who lia 4,0 1. HMV ;,11,111" what the trustees will do to the students." various el marks mad ( . 11 iii (Henn NIah, Sophomore. Civil Engineer, Oakland, Calif.: A GREAT in his court. They tried to appeal to the conscience of America. I origi- A march from tb. nally overlooked the article, thinking that it was just another County Fai luau ii! one of those hank advertisements for interest rates and loans." NEW WAY rally in St. .1.01, , Diane Daley, Junior, Drama and Humanities major, Saratoga, held March 25 a, a (. lion of the committe , "It is admirable that they will stand against tyranny and for Chargin, ard as t uu ..: TO PAINT nihilism in order to perpetrate the law and order of the corn- nationwide demand fiti Ifl n- mu lily." vestigation of the judieial system. The New Gneration The committee fe ’ t'..se a,' Mike Boehme, Senior, Aeronautics major, Belmont, Calif.: of Acrylics true justice in the r -I am in complete agreement with the article, as I am against and that this dentundriuu,. violent mariner's of change in America. The article does appeal which is not strictly a Cl, to the silost majority, with its stand against violence" movement, should es.' th rnentation of sari, 1 has been in control iii!: 1,1 ent Chicano entertainers in the Deadline Today To Apply for Posts hope that some will app!.ar the nruih. Assemblymen Ales Garcia and Willie Brown will On Student Council, Committees speak Acrylic-Polymer at the rally. 'I' stay is the la- t (lay to apply that students must he in clear The committee charged Ill,' for student council positions. In- academic standing with at least Artists' Colors news media with a conspiracy of a 2.0 CPA. terested students should contact with silence in the matter of the Five students will be recom- Randy Kern. A.S. personnel selec- pickets around Suprii or C'ourt in mended by the personnel selec- superior protest of Judge (Margin remain- tion offieer, or apply in the A.S. tion committee to A.S. President ing on the bench. office 011 the third level of the James Edwards for appointment brushability In a letter to Pope Paul, the College Union. Interviewing will and then the appointments will committee called for continue till 4 p.m. come before student council for (Margin's Vanguard !Artists' Colurs are all cur excommunication from the According to Kern, 30 to 35 approval at Wednesday's meet- Cath- colors micro ground with no fillers c. olic Churvh, ehareing that St udents have applied for the two ing. (Mar- extenders. 40 intense colors that offer gin is a racist and that gradtholl anti three upper division Applications are also being ac- he advo- complete flexibility of expression ... cates genocide. The only requirement is cepted for Undergraduate Studies posts. oil techniques, watercolor, tempera, and Graduate Studies committees, CECINE BUNN casein, collage, etc. Thin with water, Academic Fairness Committee, dry waterproof ... cleanup quickly Housing, Student Opinion Poll Phelan Literary with water. New protective metal will be in the Contest Welcomes and Rally committees. tubes with overture caps. 2 and 4 65 Various Writing Style Contributions or, tubes, pints, quarts and gallons. JET CHARTERS Can be intermixed with all brands of cpaPtatt gook41ove polymers and water-based materials,: Prizes totaling $1,650 will he form suitable for publication with I AND MORE offered in the Phelan Literary the Idle in capital letters, stage Vanguard T... from ftte "IN THE COLLEGE UNiON'' makers of SPEEDBALL PRODUCTS, Awards Contest. direct Ions underlined. name of charaeters underlined twice, and Contribtitions will he averaged with correct punctuation. Rail, to demonstrate the versatiliiy in the following covimili's, Pat- plays must be submitted in stand- terned r ,,It1P1' than ard form. of the new age of acrylics: sonnet. 11011-Sa I he pat- In order to he eligible for the WEST, INC. tern should lu,' a. not Phelan Awards, I he applicant STUDENT SERVICES clear: sonnet I.. 1 I 41 must be enrolled as a full-time 1{0111111 Trip VANGUARD verse, non-Sal III, .1. II student with at least six and one- LONDON OR AMSTERDAM Depart. New York $199.00 nr verse pal lei 10 .1 tilt 'rails during the spring AM- Dept. S.F., Oak., L.A. $289 01.11’ 2,000 V - ' '. .t ,- Bot h undergraduate and Confect, Wednesday March 11 story, up 1,, d ...t,.,te students may enter. LOIS DICKENSON No. 100 Set essay, f'\1.. il.o\ 1:11. 1.1 VI contributions must he 01'114- Bldg. BB 11:30 am to 1:30 pm t f I In I I l ,I,I I, unpublished works submit ted 315 S. Ninth Street Ai.aliable only to CSC students. faculty s,11 1.1 tlie English Department office, ' cpaptait II?<;:osanu'lla TrAr eirnTaen"ra fr,;:n" tsw,t1 t ie ISM Or n V11.1% , 1'1.0 Mc it, FO 102 lir fore 5 p.m., April 3. mortars meals. Sponsored by Associated All Vanguard Merchandise discounted 25o at three acts, prose or ei Contact the English Depart- Students of Sit thougls gook4tore SERVICES WEST, INC. Spartan Bookstore Plays must he sithino I,. in a ment for more information, STUDENT Art Classes On Extension Dick Gregory Packs 'Em In! Two art classes are offered this semester by the SJS Extension By KEN COSTA used it caught sv% cci Vinte i.;os 1 Services. Daily Feature Editor and only one Black one." The civil rights leader-author- "Ceramic Art of Raku," a two- An overflow crowd jammed Morris Dailey auditorium Thurs- comedian then commented that day art class, is scheduled for day night to hear SJS scholar-in- the trial of the Chicago 8 didn't April 15 and 25. The one-unit residence Dick Gregory "tell it even compare favorably with Hit- course will meet in Room 235 of like it is and like it oughta be." ler's regime. the Industrial Arts Bldg. The crowd waited impatiently "The only difference between A three-unit class in explora- for more than a half hour while this country and Nazi Germany." tion and projects in painting and five or six frustrated humans and he added, "is that we have stars sculpture began Feb. IS. ERTAINMENT one malfunctioning microphone on our flag and they had a swa- Additional information is avail- battled to a stand-off. Then Gre- stika." able at the Extension Services 4SPARTAN DAILY Monday, March 9, 1970 gory stepped onto the stage and Other comments by Gregory Office.. everyone forgot about how long include: On patriotism: "Today's they had to wait. patriots do nothing but wave He began the program, which flags. If Washington and Jeffer- Go West, Young Man' alternately brought roars of son had wasted that much time laughter and shouts of "right on, hanging around flags we'd be brother," with a commentary on speaking with British accents." Vice President Spiro T. Agnew. OVATION AND DONATION "That cat is so dumb," Gre- It of my Made was the On genocide: "Some He he But "that explained, It Took 27 Years gory only guy in college to go on a brothers say that Whites are. Hy STEVE SWENSON blocks and redness and from this Burman has been recommended panty raid and come back with fixin' to practice genocide. Shows Daily Entertainment Writer he designed the stage. for an O'Neill Fellowship. He is a jock strap. how dumb some niggers are. It took 27 years of continual Burman said that "The theater working on a full length play to "One think I like about Ag- Whites already did it to the In- westward movement, but Howard is a collaborate of art form. A be produced in Connecticut. Pro- new," he added, "is that he's dians. Now they're just expand- Burman, assistant professor of set should work with the script fessional actors will perform in consistent. I expect him to go on ing their scope." drama, has crossed the contin- and should help to create a feel- his work to be done sometime TV and call Nixon a honky." On narcotics: "Operation Inter- ent and joined the faculty of San ing or mood that the script is try- next summer. Gregory then turned to Nixon cept was designed to stop mari- Jose State. ing to convey. Yet, it shouldn't This, of course, will mean that and stated that the President is juana and yet nothing is dune This is not to say that when call attention to itself." he'll have to go back to the East the best barometer of the state about heroin. That's because the Burman was born in Brooklyn he About a year ago, Burman Coast again. of the nation. "When the Senate administration figures kids on had deep yearning to teach at changed his prime interest to refused to confirm Haynsworth, grass will tear up the country. SJS, but things just turned out theater history and drarnatie Iit' Nixon just dug deeper into the but the kids on heroin will just that way. erature. To concentrate in tins barrel . . . and came up with tear up themselves." Although remaining a loyal area, he had to find a Luiz, KSJS Carnswell. Out of 200 million Dodger fan ithat is until they school that is capable of includ- On racism: "You can under- in this country, Carnswell turned traitors and moved to Les ing theater history in its cur- News Log People stand just how sad a racist na- was the most honest and ethical Angeles I, Burman moved west to riculum. 6:110 N I. W S LI S E . Doug tion is when it goes crazy by man he could choose." Yankee territory, the Bronx. San Jose State had an opening Freeman and Sheldon watching teachers tell Indian kids that Columbus discovered Then Burman decided to head in this field and so Burman jour- Wong bring you up-to- STARS AND SWASTIKAS west and go to a surprisingly neyed to the Pacific Coast to take date on world, national America." Gregory then warned that this little known school called Will- the job. and local news. After receiving his usual stand- choice "may backfire on the mington College in Ohio. It had 'THEATER AS AN ART FORM' 6:10 SPARTAN SPEC- ing ovation, Gregory asked the White racist system that made about 700 students and its foot- Burman feels that it is useless TRUM. audience to donate toward the the decision. ball team didn't score one point to study pure theater history. 6:25 FOCUS. Devoted to a $2,500 promised to Black students law all year. But Burman said it har; "You can relate the great ages discussion of current "Remember that nigger during Survival Faire. state a good work-study program with to the times, Hopefully, we can journalistic ethics with they passed about crossing "I don't ask others to do things he asked. rh, to by Ch.. Shewver three days work and three days tell more about the Greek mind Doug Freeman, Judy lines to incite riots?" that I won't," he concluded, and school. He had a job of peeling "That law was designed to catch with that deposited $100 into the from reading Aristophanes. Eui- Mentor, RTNC Edi- . Imagine telling Indians Columbus discovered America." and H. ". frankfurters to finance his col- pides and Sophocles than we can tor, and Spartan Daily the Stokely Carmichaels fund, "but it lege, by reading the records of their Editor Bob Brackett. Rap Browns," he added, was Then Burman attended Ohio government," Burman said. backfired. The first time it State where he received his BA. He also believes that the CU Ballroom Set In drama. Burman is now in the theater as an art form can tell process of completing his disser- us much about a given period his doo- England get Worth New tation and plans to It's For For What and the pciople of that periikl. torate this summer. 'Derby' "The theater deals more with Careening, Agonizing By WALT YOST CHANGING INTERESTS people than any other art form. Entertainment Col Choral Program To transport Burman from Burman added. The New England Conserv Ohio to California will need a The fact that theater history is Epitomizes Misery of Life The Cost of Campus Entertainment and Culture tory Chorus will present a co. little explanation. When he be- also a help in recreating histori- cert tonight. March 9, in the Col- Determining what is entertaining or culturally beneficial for SJS gan his college career, his main cal shows which is another rea- plot of "Horses" revolves. lege Union Ballroom at 8:15. A Its JERRY liOKESH the students is no easy task. Tastes range for a night at a topless night interest in drama was designing son for Burman's interest in lb,. Young's whole idea of life is to mission to the concert, sponsord, Special to the Daily club to a quiet visit to the Triton Art Museum. sets. subject. "To have a better under- produce a show of misery, so the by the College Union Progr. A careening, agonizing. 10 min- This year the College Union Program Board ICUPB) will spend As a designer, Burman is pre- standing of 'Oedipus Rex,'" Bur- depressed people of the thirties Board, is $1. ute foot race called "The Derby" more than $70,000 ($65,000 from AS. funds) to present a. variety of sented with the problem of de- man explained, "it would be per- can escape their own wretched The evening program will compounds and epitomizes the entertainment and enlightenment for the SJS campus. termining what the show is about, haps better to know how it was lives and problems. dude Vivaldi's selections from life for the marathon Some students have complained that the CUPB spends too much what it is saying, and then try- done originally, what the situa- misery of the "Magnificant Ossecens' 1930's in Sidney on rock music and ignores other sounds. Others object to money being ing to relate that to visuals in tion was at the time of its in- dancers of the STARDOM DESIRED selections from "Cantata 4 Pollack's "They Shoot Horses, spent on "boring" speakers. shape, size, color and maybe ception and what Sophocles had The real show, the dancers, ex- Gloria in Excelsis" by Bach, ti. Don't They?" A breakdown of the CUPB expenses for 1969-70 gives a good indi- sound. in mind." hibit numerous personalities and liturgical settings, Ligeti's "I one of the cation of where the money is being spent. The last set he designed was Another one of Burman's inter- "The Derby." just reactions to the frenzied world edema" and Cliff's selectio Over $30,000 goes to the Performing Arts series, which so far this "Patience" by Gilbert and Sulli- ests is play-writing. He has had schemes of a heartless, dance hall of their existence. To win is to from "Carmina Burana." year has included such diverse performers as Buddy Guy, Nina Si- van. "What it said to me was several plays produced at Ohio owner IGig Young), is another be $1500 richer or simply to be Lorna Cooke deVaron, condut mone, Jose Greco. and the Committee Workshop. kindergarten kids playing," Bur- State and the University of Day- way to draw crowds to the mara- discovered by one of the movie tor of the chorus, joined the New The largest sums went to Miss Simone and the Romanian Madri- man said. His central image was ton. thon dance contest, around which producers who frequent the mar- England Conservatory in 1947 gals la choral group) ----$3,500 each. Cannonball Adderly cost $2,500 athon. Jane Fonda, playing a and has been leading the group and Jose Greco and his feet $1,500. At the bottom of the scale were plastic Jean Harlow who lives in since that time. She also teaches the piano duo of Edith Henrice and Hans-Helmut Schwarz ($350). her make-up, desires only the choral conducting at the Conser- latter, stardom. SEVERAL SELLOUTS vatory. In the past, the Chorus has But Gloria iSusannah York), Most of the performers work in the College Union with a seating introduced American premieres o wants nothing. She is just in the capacity of 800. Several acts had sellout crowds - Nina Simone, compositions by Bernstein, Baird. contest, determined and disillu- Jose Greco, and the Alvin Ailey Dancers. However, according to Lidholm and Shaffer; and world sioned. Like "The Derby," her Mary Hudzikiewicz, CUPB director, most audiences were less than premeires of works by Beuchtger, life is 10 minutes of speed and two-thirds full. more Pinkham, Thompson, Fine and back to the same old game, The Forum speakers (total expense $5,0001 seem to be mostly Cogan. hours and more days. throw-ins. They're obviously of Should a College Graduate limited appeal. So far this 'year Extensive tours outside the they've included people like Sean O'Faolain ($8801 and lecturer John BLISTERING FEET US. have included the &MC: Lotz ($501. Although this whole film is a Union, where they received high- A look at the bands that have played verifies the claim that Consider SALES? they're est critical acclaim. with Gig Young's depressing scene heavily rock oriented. Lee Michaels was the biggest name and the siren constantly voice, like the most expensive i$3,0001. Local groups like A. B. Skhy and Cold blaring, "Youser, youser . . . a Blood cost under $1,000, Ticket sales allayed some of these costs. it should be ex- prize of $1500," What about musical variety at dances? Rhythm and blues followers We think so! perienced by those plagued by Blood, Sweat, etc had the Watts 103rd St. Band and Charlie Musselwhite. Country- life. Young, Jane Fonda, Susan- western music was virtually ignored. There are hundreds of exciting careers. Marketing is one, a dynamic one, and nah York, and Michael Sorrazin probably the major stepping stone to civic and business leadership. all danced their feet into blisters ACOUSTICAL PROBLEMS To Perform Soon Al Xerox, our people are more than sellers of to give the audience this slice of graphic communications equip- Other allocations include $9,000 to the Union Art Gallery and Blood, Sweat and Tears. one of ment. They have knowledge of marketing strategy and insight as to how Xerox life. The least that anyone could $3,000 to films, the most prominent being Jean-Luc Godard's "Sym- the nation's most popular ant copiers, copier/duplicators and related equipment can meet the needs of do is to sit back and enjoy their pathy for the Devil," which opened in the Ballroom yesterday and successful pop groups, will ap- modern business. They have a healthy regard for the importance of document fine performances. But if you are will be repeated today and tomorrow. pear on Saturday. March 21, a flow and its implementation in every size and type company. They are able to ready for more than actors drag- An annoying problem that has arisen concerns (lie acoustics in 8:30 p.m at the Oakland Coli- advise businessmen at all levels on their present needs and to reasonably fore- ging around a dance floor, find cast future developments. Their thinking is business the Ballroom. You can clearly hear the bowling alley noise down- seum. systems oriented, for this out if "They Shoot Horses, Don't is the wave of the future. That's why we require a college degree. stairs. When a rock band is playing it isn't noticeable, but when less Winner of five Grammy They?" nomin- amplified performers like pianists are on stage, complaints are com- We have openings at various locations throughout the Western United States. ations in 1970, this band has had mon. Mrs. Hudzikiewicz says acoustical tile After comprehensive product and sales training, you'll become part of the will be installed in the numerous successes. Their first dynamic picture at Xerox, where operating revenues have increased from $40 next few weeks. Also, air vents in the Ballroom (where noise seeps Columbia album, "Child Is Father million in 1960 to over $1395 million In 1968, and employment has grown from ml will be closed. to the Man." is a million-dollar approximately 3,000 people in 1960 to over 30,000 currently. In general, the CUPB presents a broad spectrum of entertainers. gold album. Their second, "Blood, In fact, Excellent salary and incentive compensation in addition to comprehensive RENAULT* considering its relatively modest working sum of $70,000, the Sweat and Tears." has sold over benefits including profit sharing. New 1969 Renault 10 CUPB often present the best entertainment in town. Which really two million copies and still sells isn't saying a helluva lot for San Jose, Demonstrators from over ten thousand copies a day. The Xerox Representative is coming to campus David Clayton-Thomas, is lead singer, guitarist and composer. $1,595 'One Plus One' Alto-saxophonist Fred THURS. & FRI., MARCH 19 & 20 Lipsius ar- JAPAN '899 ranges for the group and also See your Placement Director for details and to arrange an appointment. Or. SUMMED 4 COLLEGE CREDITS To Premiere directs the horn section. Lew Sol - you may write directly to Employment Manager. Xerox Corporation, 2200 E. SAN FRANCISCO STATE COLLEGE off and Chuck Winfield doubles In depth vacation enjoyment and stody The McFadden Avenue, Santa Ana, California 92705, world premiere of Jean on trumpet and flugelhorn. Othei of Japan's history, politics, economics, Luc Godard's education, religion and arts. SFSC pr, controversial fnm, members of the group are: Diet, lessor administers classes, but lectures "One Plus One." 1the are by leading Japanese educators. original, Halligan, organ: Jerry Hyman Enroll far cred,t or as auditor, and re uncut version of "Sympathy for quest pass Jail or alphabetical grades. trombone; Steve Katz. guitar: the Devil" shown at SJS earlier Price includes Oakland/Tokyo round- Jim Fielder, bass; and Robb trip via jet charter flight based on this week) will be held at the Colomhy. drums. FREE lube with 100% occupancy), firstrlass hotels, Palace Theatre in San train and motor coach Japan travel, Francisco Tickets for this performance XEROX oil & filter change transportation and admission to Expo March 11-13. '70, extensive sightseeing, guides, are now on sale at Palo Alto I3ox We service both Tiekets tire $2 and are An Equal Opportunity Employer (M & baggage handling, tips, transfers, etr, avail- Office 1328-1723i, San Jose Flo, Domestic & Import cars Hong gong oottonat. land arrange. able at the Odyssey Record merits operated by: Shop Officio 1246-1160). Batik Mark it in San Mateo and at STAR MOTOR IMPORTS the Stanford San Francisco 1775-20211, .31. Box Office in Palo Alto. Advance Coliseum HOWARD TOURS agencies, all Sears 375 S. Market St. OF OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA sales begin today. Tickets for 286-6500 Macy's and Emporium Stores an I Institute of International larger gtsittps may also be re- Studies; 922 Grand Avenue, Oahlane, All TRS and Compu-ticket out- ' CA 94610 served hy eithing Sypko Anitrae Free Body Estimates PriCIN tor tiekels are $5.5c at 654-1947. $4.50 and $3.50. 3

Monday Varch 9. 1970 SPARTAN DAUM- 5 Tracksters Shine S kiKiNG POSE SJS Nine Goal: In Home Opener Excellent earls season perform- Elmo Dees 01 SJS ran an es- New Win ances Streak by Spartans Sam Caruth- cellent 47.5 anchor leg on the ers, Mike Metz, Marion Ander- mile relay to beat Don Webster By KEN LUTHIf Saturday. Spartans Bob Grover son, Kirk Clayton. and ex-Spar- of Hayward State, who had a patty Sports Editor and Dennis Grist combined to tan John Carlos highlighted SJS' five-yard lead on Dees at the es - SJS' baseball wain ran into register a 5-2 win for SJS in the first home track meet Saturday change. Dees also won the 440 al some tough pitching Friday and first of two against the Tigers. at the Tartan track. 47.7. Saturday, resulting in a stymied Though Grover walked six and No team scores were kept in Good performances by Fred offensive attack, and the Spar- Grist four. the Spartans made the triangular meet with Cal Jackson, Adrian Porter, John tans dropped from the ranks of the most of four COP errors and Davis and Cal State Hayward. Powell and Bruce 'Wilhelm joined the undefeated, losing two out of six free passes, though managing Caruthers pole vaulted 17-0 for those of Metz, Caruthers and An- three weekend encounters to end only three singles and a Gary a career outdoor best and a tie derson in an outstanding day for their fist -game winning streak Cunningham double. Grover got for the Tartan track record held field events. and leave them with a 6-2 record. his second win against no losses. by Chris Papanielaou. Caruthers Jackson, competing unattached. Gene Menges' nine attempts to cleared 17-0 on his first attempt. high jumped 6-11'2. Former SCORIA:8S DUEL start another victory skein Tues- but missed at 17-4. Spartan Powell. competing unof- day against San Francisco State. Tiger hurler Mike Normoyle Metz threw the javelin 238-4 ficially. threw the discus 165-1, and Al Withol Game time is 2:30 p.m on the Ga- battled eight for a lifetime best and the second Wilhelm, also unofficially, put tle tors' diamond. scoreless innings before COP par- best throw in SJS history. The shot 61-8'2, and Porter won the layed SJS could muster a total of but three hits, two walks and record is held by Dan Studney at triple jump for SJS at 49-7. an error for six runs and 11 hits against Stan- four ninth-inning 247-2. With no steeplechase sched- ford and University of the Pa- runs to take the second game, Marion Anderson long jumped uled, veteran Darold Dent moved cific en route to losing 4-1 Friday 4-0. 25-114 and Kirk Clayton ran the into the mile and won in 4:11.6. to the Indians and splitting to In being shutout for the first 100 in 9.5 and the 220 in 21.1. Buck Black, who usually runs the Saturday twinbill with the Tigers, time this season, the Spartans Clayton was the official winner in mile, was mm en) to the 880 Is - 5-2 and 4-0. could never string together more beat- cause regular SJS 880 star Nev- both races, although he was than two hits in one inning, ex- star John ille Myton was running in a meet Stanford's ace hurler, Phil Kel- en in both by ex-SJS cept the second. Carlos, who ran unofficially. Car- in Panama. Black won the event ler, bad luck and all, shutout the After catcher Mike Hazelhofer los ran 9.4 and 20.8. in 1:54.5 and also filled in well Spartans without a hit for six led off with a smash between SJS coach Bud Winter was for Myton on the mile relay. and two-thirds innings en route htird and short, Rhodes and Jon pleased with the meet and noted George Carty won the l'20-yard to striking out 14 S.IS batters for Hennig struck out. Kilburg then the performances of SJS athletes high hurdles for SJS and ran a the game. followed with a single in the same Anderson, Caruthers, Clayton and leg on the Spartans winn'ng 440 The Spartans' only hit was a spot, but McLachan flied out to Metz as ones "which will hold up relay team, which clocked 41.2. seventh-inning single by outfield- center to end the threat. for a long time." All five marks Although bothered by the flit, er Jim Kilburg. Kilburg then stole are among the best in the world Len Gaskill won the 44(i-yard second base hut Keller struck out The Spartans failed to capi- this season. intermediate hurdles in 54.2. Tom McLachan to end one of the talize on another opportunity in few SJS scoring chances. the next inning. Following a dropped fly ball, Ariza struckout AHEAD 1-0 and Cunningham's infield single The Spartans had gone ahead put runners on first and second. Coby All-League Pick in the fourth frame and main- But Withol was picked off sec- tained a 1-0 margin until the In- ond base by Normoyle, and after Center-forward Coby Dietrick Shawn Johnson won a second dians tied it in the eighth and Cunningham had stolen second, landed a second team berth on team berth. then broke loose for three ninth- shortstop Tom Corder flew out the Pacific Coast Athletic Associ- Others on the first team in- inning markers to take the win. to right, ending the inning. ation All-League team announced cluded Doug Rex ICC Santa SJS got its only run after two last week, picked by the confer- Bambara), Lucius Davis (Fresno were down in the fourth. Indian p*********************t ence's six head coaches. State), Mose Adolph (LA State) catcher Bob Reece, attempting to The 6-11 senior led the Spar- and John Teschogl i Santa Bar- * pick off Al Arias, who got aboard tans in season scoring with a bara ). i Action : via an error, threw into rightfield * 19.2 per game average and also Joining Dietrick, Johnson and allowing Raleigh Rhodes to score : paced the Spartans in rebounding Knight on the second team were 1 Day Nursery from second. Rhodes had walked * with an 11.5 average. Rob Stephens and Bob Vasilo- . * and gone to second on an error. * vich (Fresno i and Morris Thom- 1 Pre School and Full Time : Dietrick finished in a second- The Indians went ahead in the as 1Los Angeles State I, place tie with Los Angeles State's ninth on two walks, an error, a * 21/2-6 years old : Ron Knight, also a second squad THE STRAIN OF A TOP EFFORT shows on the face of javel n * * thrower John Holladay, who unleashed the best throw of his double by Hank Snider, a single 41 244-2909 * selectee, with a 20.5 conference by Keller and a forceout. * * life against Stanford in SJS' season opener. His effort of 229-6 : The Nursery that * average and was fourth in PCAA Freshman Mike Rusk, who re- * was good for only second as he was topped by teammate Mike gives your child rebound figures. Final lieved starter Jay Fike in the : * Skinner Paces Metz, who had a heave of 231-0, also his top effort. a attention. * Conference champion Long sixth, took the loss for SJS. ************************ Beach State placed a total of three players on the honor squads. George Trapp, a unanimous se- Freshman Statistics lection and voted the Most Valu- still klical leaders in- 11 able Player, was joined on the Slick 6-2 guard Johnnie Skin- first team by Billy Jankans, while ner, out of Philadelphia, headed cluded center Jan Adamson, .569 1969-70 final fmrsh basketball sta- field goal Percentage leader and tistics as compiled by Sports In- team rebound best of 188 19.4 formation Director Hal Ramey. average I; guard-forward Dave Skinner, the leading candidate Gainza, who averaged a second Intramurals from coach Stan Morrison's 18-3 best 14.6 points tier game, and freshmen for a starting berth on Leon Ileauchman. who Mlle on Independent upper division bas- This is the next seasons' varsity. totalled 419 strong in the latter part of the ketball playoffs begin tonight. points for a 22.1 per game aver- seasen to finish as the runner-up Representing A League in the age, had a team-high .735 free to Skinner in floor accuracy with playoffs will be unbeaten Zoo throw percentage (75 of 1021, a .5 ]7 mark. neaLlehman else No. 1, Enforcers, and Ques. The compiled a .497 field goal figure :oft 9.8 Ma 7kei s per con- fourth spot will be decided to- and nabbed 78 rebounds. night as Gras Menageri and the Lucubrators (both with 2-3 rec- ords) tip off in a 6 p.m. elimina- only hand out tion game. B League squads Zoo No. 2 and Panthers along with Final Frosh Statistics C division champ Red Horde and D League winner I.N. round out PG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. REB. TP Avg. the tourney teams. Johnnie Skinner 172-346 497 75-102 .735 78 419 22.1 In action last Thursday, the Dave Gainza 121-267 .453 49-82 .598 164 291 14.6 Lucubrators (Mike Duggan 21 Jan Adamson 84-150 .569 61-91 .670 188 229 11.5 points, Johnnie LeTourneau 16) Gary Ghidinelli 87-288 .382 43-63 .683 60 217 10.9 you 11 get won in overtime from the Vicis Leon Beauchman 61-118 .517 45-77 .584 98 167 9.8 (Jed Virts 12), 51-41 and frater- Dave Paul 34-81 .420 27-50 .540 94 95 5.3 nity league leading Theta Chi Kris Sorensen 41-87 .471 8-20 .400 57 90 5.6 (Dave Mercer 19) defeated SAE Tom Engel 19-44 .432 9-12 .750 24 47 3.9 (Tom Engel 15), 53-44. Tony Frye 16-38 .421 13-22 .591 29 45 3.5 For G division championship, Jon Cantor 7-18 .389 4-7 .571 12 18 2.0 US (Louie Godinez 15) edged the Rich Taylor 7-11 .636 0-4 .000 6 14 1.8 8 1.3 Misfits (Bruce Anderson 231. Nick Chargin 2-6 .333 4-5 .800 7 from us. Other games showed the Ston- Barry Zelner 2-5 .400 1-3 .333 4 5 1.7 ers (Tony Guiteriz 19) whipping Keith Peters 2-2 1.000 0-0 .000 0 4 2.0 the Lingams (Jay Yerman 131, Mike Marshall 1-2 .500 0-0 .000 2 2 0.5 61-38; Sigma Nu No. 1 (Roger Kevin McSherry 0-1 .000 2-2 1.000 0 2 1.0 McGowan 21) outscoring Sigma Rich Blakewell 0-1 .000 0-1 .000 1 0 0.0 Pi (Jim Bosally 24), 68-31; SAM Others 0-1 .000 3-4 .750 0 3 1.5 (Terry Speizer 12) picked up a SJS Totals 656-1406 .466 344-545 .632 955 1656 78.8 34-25 win over Pi Kappa Alpha; DSP No. 1 (Steve RcIter 16) falling to Acacia (Greg Manley 25), 57-39 and the Drury Lances (Steve Dean 14) beating the SAE Hackers (Roger Chism 13), 43-35. THE AY DAYS 598 HAWAII Plus 514 Tax RAS S RAIL SUMMER SESSION B WITH HOWARD TOURS ORIGINAL STUDY TOUR In the PACIFIC Earn college credits while enjoying summer in beautiful Hawaii with the nationally famous Howard Tours. 22nd annual year. 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Interviewing on campus March 19 & 20 6-SPARTAN nAn.v Mrmday, March 9, 1970 E ik 'Love, as World To Face Environmental Decay Discussion Ix "It take,, losioU tgo just to slide projectors, and two tape Bill Hutchinson, Experimental Next CIR Topic Spartaguide eco- produce the oxygen neees,:ary to recorders, Professor Hatch pre- College coordinator for the is the theme of Satur- of 25 with a logy seminar commented, "It was "Love" TODAY WEDNESDAY get one jet airplane off the sented the audience Continue i - day's Communications-i n-R ground. None of what we are visual experience of the environ- unfortunate that the lecture was Campus .1intss.sticiors. spartan Faculty Book Talk, 12:30 p.m., San Fran- The Experimental College con- by the world. so sparsely attended. We were &nee seminar at the S a in. to 10 I, rn.. C.1' - ('.U.-Umunhom Room. Dr. Roche spoiling can he replaced at the mental decay faced with the poor cisco YMCA camp at La Honda. of New Colleg,e tinues its seminar on education same rate that it is being de- The lecture was presented by very disappointed Pacific Room. All students wel- on -The Whole $1.50, the discussion will tomorrow, from 12 to 2 p.m. in stroyed." dubbing factual remarks onto an attendance." Costing come to lobus and participate in World's Catalogue" by S. Brand. last from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Car the Umunhum Room of the Col- This statement best sum- audio tape, which, for the most The series will continue on a Bible lie of t, N7 o:ohon. Halle- 1970 Climate illm Series, 3:30 leave Women's Gym at lege Union. part, played popular music. Not March 19 with Peter Behr, a pools will luiah! tht, u ',:nrclay. March and 7 p.m Morris Dailey. 'The marizes yesterday's ecology sem- supervisor, speak- 7:30 that morning. Tickets will st,p%’ sponsored Dr. William R. Coulson, direc- inar lecture given by lkdid all of Hatch's remarks were Mann County 11-; freely by be on sale at the group's Seventh tor of the Ceter for studies of Hatch, SJS art instructor. audable, however, because of the ing on the project to preserve 1.1. ii. Sas anceitinnt AS. :ind Audio Visual booth this week. music. Point Reyes. Street of Slagna taunt! t j . Service Center. the Person in La Jolla, Calif., will Using a film projector. 110e, background CTITA’alas Young Amerksne for Freedom speak on "Education and the Housing l'unamittee..1 to 5 p.m., 3:30 p.m.. CH 162. All Need for Community." C.1'.-Diablo Room. young Americans for freedom are The 35-year-old psychologist Pi Omega Pl. 5 p.m.. Ed 331. invited to attend. and his family of seven children' Phi Omega, 7 p.m.. (TU.- project Alpha THURSDAY form an experimental Daily Classifieds Room. Actives and Spartan Studies (Tlystancian Blood Drive, 8:30 a.m., to 4 staff of the Center for pledges meeting. C.U.-Ballroom. Sponsored of the Person. Their "Project on Term Papers, Manu- R,serez, Must sell, GIRL WANTED to share ,.s 1 TYPING - Theses Concert, 515 p.m.. Community" has long-range in- CLA,S1CAL GUITAR, Edit. Satisfaction by AFROTC and Angel Flight ANNOUNCEMENTS Ol bdon Apt. In Campus Community w/3 scripts, Etc. W,11 sponsors the New . offer. Cal Bob, 287-1865. 294.3772. room. MTH for the Red Crass. terests in the experiences of com- others. $47.50/mo. Call 286-1799. Guaranteed, Call Chorus. '65 YAMAHA - Big Bear -Excellent someone yet? England Conservatory Mobilization munity, in families, in school YOGA & MEDITATION - MWFS 7.30. -ROOMMATE WANTED-2 bdrm. FOUND THAT SPECIAL Student Commit- MALE invitations by Robert Ski Club. Tickets on sale now classrooms, in religious life and 9:30 eve. 70 Ha...Sorra Way, S.J. 286. turn. apt. 2 mi. from school $85/mo. Distinctive wedding tee to End the War in Vietnam HALF INTEREST IN SAILBOAT. Core' 440 W. Taylor, S.J. 298-2308. in the Student Affairs Businessm the urban tangle. 5487. Sri F. 1 , 298-3684 8:30 a.m. or 6:30 p.m. Hall, ISMC), 7:30 p.m., C.U.-Calaveras r ’5. Now berthed Redwood City, ELEC-Third of JOIN THE STUDENT INVASION OF EXPERIENCED TYPING - Office, second 'id the ('.t'.,for Sa. ta Cruz. Separate Sailing ROOM & BOARD, with private apt., to Dissertations. Room. Help plan the April 15 PSYCHOLOGIST HAWAII. Special stccent offer includes Master's - Reports - this weekends Heavenly Val- T . 335.5132. be shared with I other male. 5 weekly Harris Ave. Peace March in San Jose. airfare, 5 islands, a car, voyage on a Marianne Tamberg, 1924 all TURNTABLE - Per. dinners, 292-7278. ley ski tri). $15 for members. The licensed psychologist holds schooner & more for $269. If you can GERRARD STEREO Call 371-0395, San Jose. 1. Also stereo amp. In ROOMMATE: To share 2 bdrm. 1$21 to non-members. sATURDAY a doctorate in counseling psycho- it and want more info. call Denn,s EICO MALE GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES FOR offer. 293-5631 after with 3 others. $50/mo. 429 S. 9th #11. llllll unieation - - Residence at 292.3946 evenings. -7 cond. Make OVERSEAS USE. 220 Volt - 50 cycle. TOMORROW logy from UC Berkeley. 294.5590 or 433-4590. Tony or Cal (UM) 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. S.F. NON-PROFIT FLYING CLUB needs Factory Mfg. major and small appliances. t'nited ['mums CrusadeWNN - Dr. Coulson is co-editor with COMMERCIAL MARRI7.26522.bdrm dupleTs students ad licensed pilots. Four a SURPLUS - G.I. and IDEAL FOR Allied Export Distributors, 522 Merchant %tries (1111CMi, p.m , Jo- YMCA camp at La Honda. With Carl Rogers of "Man and the boo, pants City Coll. Available after Easter. craft, low membership fees & motif' . , lets pea coats, bell near Street, S.F. 94)11, 300 S. 10th St. All theme of love, car pools leaving supplies. Unfurn. 28 nah's Wail, Science of Man" and is a consult- dues. Cert. fl;ght instructors avail. 722- polyfoam, camping $140;rno. MEET YOUR PERFECT MATCH. CAM. BARGAIN students invited to a 40 cent hot at 7:30 a.m. from Women's Gym. ing editor for the "Studies of the 6160. I Irklaq gear, boots. FEMALE TO SHARE 1 bdrm. lux. apt. PUS DATING $2. 296-3533. _ 250 N. 1st St. Hours: 9.6. Closed lunch and to hear Peter Ellis Tickets available at Seventh Person" series. FRIENDS OUTSIDE NEEDS TUTORS w'ke carpet, pool. $55/mo. 259.9679. Out EXPERIENCED TYPING- ELECTRIC. .s 287-3942. sight! Dependable. Street table or in Old cafeteria C' of Thesis, etc. speak on ecology He is presently completing a NOW! Term Papers, Baptist Student 11111111, 7:30 from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. se, /12 ONE BDRM. DUPLEX UNFURNISHED 294-1313. critical analysis of sensitivity HELP WAKED 41 -Close to school. Married couples only. Selectric. p.m.. C.U.-Diablo Room. Open to CONTINI'0115 OUTSTANDING TYPING - training which is one of his pro- SUN VALLEY EASTER, Marc,'. 21.28 In' $100,uso. Call 287-4900. Term Papers, reports, manuscripts. V. all, to discuss subjects relevant SpartaCamp Counselors, salary. Start AS. fessional interests. 5 '.d Jet, bus trans.: INSIDE SALES, men, good 2 FEMALE ROOMMATES needed I blk. Barker, 294-0076. Weekdays only 8-6. to today's ,tadcre- Council office. Interviews and ap- B- ' , 7 full days lifts. 7 today, 22 hrs. week. Work until sum- from campus. $40/mo. Call 287-7654. Dr. Coulson stresses, "The Way mer. Apply 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. 210 S. 1st tiii,jm i0.11 ; i .nilitte !Mi- plications available now through : Jom. $223.60. Call Bob If to foster the kind of open com- Rm. 207. STOP! Female roommate needed to TRANSPORTATIOtt ner, Tigr t ! I . : :51 Dead- March 20. share deluxe 2 bdrm., 2 bath apt. with munication that can lead to crea- ANY AMERICAN BOOK in print at SALE. Ice Cream, Soft Drink vending line to resccse .5 dintag and buy Friends Outside, 712 Elm St., 3 others. $57.50/mo. 286.4538. FLIGHTS TO EUROPE. $109 tive educational activity is to 1; 5 also French, route. Part or full time. Must have CHARTER for journalism way round trip. Japan, $350 tickets is today. Slt 295-6033 or 300 S. 10th St. Volun- G... , ! moan (r,l, AMOR drivers license. We train. Mr. Edwards ROOMMATE NEEDED for 1 bdrm. apt., ems - $2139 make occasions for this com- Contact Prof. Mage, 293-1033. studonts. S4 to mat-. gvailable at teers desperately needed as Big LIBP' cl".t B 156. 1.y_a.-.. .115076. 358 No, Montgomery 9-11 em, 297-4228. convertible into two bdrms.. $65/mo. 620 munication. Give people the op- #21. TRAVEL DIS- Journg 1 ism I :1st rii..t: 11, finis Brothers and Sisters as well as social PART-Time 8. temp. babysitters & house- S. 9th St. EUROPE - ISRAEL portunity for it and, reluctantly INDIA ASSOC. presents , of the with keepers needed. Heatherlee Agency. 296- COUNTS available to holders of-lice. ' special tutors. movie NA1 ROSHNI' New Light) identity card. Few at first and then with enthusi- P.M. 3533. LOST AND FOUND 161 international student English Subtitle on March 7, 6:00 discounts end pur- asm, they will do it. Not because DELIVERYMAN, Light Deliveries, AM's info, regarding travel at Morris Dailey Aud. Everyone wel. Internetionsi 9.1. No selling. Payday every day. De- chase of card, CONTACT: they are tricked into it but be- CAR RALLYE - Mar. IS Rags. at LOST: 2/19/70 Man's gold wedding 11681 Stan pendable .-ar necessary. Apply at 3400 Student Club of America, cause now they have the op- G.E.M. No. 1st, 9-12 a.m. 3 -Leg unor. band. antigued. UNUSUAL REWARD. Vicente Blvd. #4, L.A., Calif.900411. SHARE Seeks Ham door El Carr Suite *3, Santa Clara or 294-2287. Operator's Help portunity." dinary fun Relive 13 trophies, 251-0165 after 7 p.m. (213) 843-5669. Or campus rep.: Peed prizes, plagues per car. $3 or 50c befwee t , a.m. in 1970 level 2 par Black, 2536 Regent, Berkeley. (415) 841. overlooked. w/this ad. By RACE.. Ltd. Chapter has hecil to combat the disease Of MANIPULATE SYMBOLS off 171 1857. In San 1,. there is a 63-year- F.C.C.A .G.B.R. HOUSING 151 PERSONALS smog. garbage, DDT, Rider needed to area at Easter and the old man who is DENVER! almost totally "Even though schools are in- FLY TO EUROPE: $299, June 11 Vacation. Departure anytime after Met. population bomb. WANTED: Teacher as a working partner disabled, having partial use of his tended to teach people to speak 79. 0. .1 London.Paris.Home. C FREE RM/BOARD: to chick as house- IS. Share Esp. Chuck 289-8616, 346 N. 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Open 10 2 FEMALE ROOMMATES needed to HAPPY BIRTHDAY, DAVID, man is requested to contact Col- that. If & Sunday. ward. Crazy things like share 2i/i bdrm. penthouse. apt. $75.00 -Love Rubber Duck lins in Barracks 14 or by calling you can't be crazy you can't be ea. 5 blks from campus. 292-6604 am. s, AUTOMOTIVE 121 TOOK girl's blue Schwinn OAKLAND TO LONDON '286-6785. WHOEVER creative.' HI-RISE CONTRACT FOR SALMI In- bike 3-5 fr. 315 S. 11th, please return. ROUND TRIP fereOed, Call or come see Sandi. RM It's my only way to work. No questions. VW REPAIR, New, Rebuilt or Used 80'.1 297 3481, Parts. Save $ on Labor & Parts. I will buy your broken down or wrecked VW. MALE ROOMMATE NEEDED. Over 21 SERVICE,' (et To Place $275 SJS Faculty Club Provides Boost Herbr- 92 Goodyear, SJ. 292-3768. L . 47o S. 11th. Pool. 3 bedroom OAKLAND TO 7E '64 ALFA: Nov overhaul,new tires & top. AUTO INSURANCE - Annual Liability ONE ORM, FURNISHED APT. Very LONDON -AMSTERDAM For Dwindling Academic Spirits AM - 3’^ or best offer. Call Rates - Married or Single Ale an ad: quiet. $85/mo. 674 S. 9th. Mature girls 24 and up $93. Married age 19 to 23 $147, Mr. For complete flight schedule The closing of Alpha Omicron 286-2837. Elliott stated that the organi- only Toll phone PORSCHE 1961 Coupe. Less than 241-3900. Pi Sorority last month, a result zation intends to "bring the fac- 500 r FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED. 8 bdrm, Dark gm. w/ STUDENT TYPING in my home. Fast, Ac- (415) 392-8513 of dwindling Greek spirit on cam- ulty together in an academic en- grey ; 2 5'7.8525 aft. 6 p.m, coed fuse, has 1 vacancy. 295-9691 429 S. 13th St. $75/mo. All util. paid. curate, Minor Editing, Mrs. Baxter. Phone OR WRITE pus and low membership, initi- vironment while also enjoying the '66 DODGE CUSTOM SPORTSMAN 244-6581. 2 ROOMMATES NEEDED TO SHARE 3 ated ,the opening of the San Jose benefits of a faculty club." He AM ra : 1. " or 50" x 76- bed. II \WI I I I, .irrs side to. u, B 'l. ',r,monomatic toilet. bdrm, house in Sunnyvale. Priv. rm. $45/ RENT A TV OR STEREO OR TAPE State Faculty Club Inc. head- added that the 350 members will Come to: "1",1;k1 1 295-8912 after 5 or see car parked days mo. Call Harry 245-0604 or 734-2330 RECORDER: Free Service. No contract \ "s. I 11 NI Ct. 91103 quarters at 418 S. Eighth St. enjoy coffee, lunches and good 9th & San Carlos. $975. {world Free Delivery in S.J. Call Esche's 251- 2598. Mail tee ten) charter night schedul The organization has been in company to help boost dwindling '58 FORD - Stick - overdrive 2-door GIRL TO SHARE 2 BDRM. APT, with ,.xistance for approximately two sedan, one other. 1/2 block from campus. $65/ EXPERIENCED TYPIST, Accurate, Fast. Classified Adv. 'IAM E academic spirits on campus. V.8 $150, good radio & heater, 292-4553 after 5 p.m. is, Call 298-6153, Can edit. 5 miles from campus. Mrs. As- according to Dick Elliott, Lounges, reading rooms, meal ci STREET -,wiate ENGLISH MAJOR share 3 bdrm house lantan-298-4104. professor of drama and service, stereo equipment, game '67 RANCHERO & '63 LINC. New En- CITY & 71' gine, brakes and and tutor me in English, low rent for TYPING - thesis, term papers, etc., Office - J206 b ,ce president of the club. rooms and overnight accommoda- tires. 3 spd. Hurst Linl. 14,0,0zortrorezezotori."..e..0- Naug. int. Offer 258-8371. eght person. 225-5345. after 4:30. experienced and fast. Phone 261.8674, tions as well as permanent rooms '60 RENAULT DAUPHINE. Good for Looking for a great meal? are some of the pleasures of the oarts. New bros. $40. Call 294-3272. Try Red Barn's combination of a club. '69 GTO. RAM AIR IV, 4 spd. & more. LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS Must Soli 43700 or offer. 415-593.6794. _._ '61 VW SEDAN-Good running cond. $450. 739-5242 after 4:00 Joe. MON.-WED.-FRI. MG BARNEY' '63 CORVAIR MONZA, 4 spd. Runs _ _ SHAKING? good. $250 or offer. Call 292-2691. . - y); 11 -1 - 1:30-3:30 Fch Tries & Coke '64 FIAT 1100 Sedan. Good Cond,finn. Coil - $350. Phone Dale 286-1735. V r60 SPRITE ENGINE & Transmission As. \Le: , ir SPEECHLESS? sembly. Make Offer. Call Jerry Talburt , 286-0183 After 6:00 pun. '63 A.M. Sprite, excellent condition, TUES.-THURS. SHY? now _ _ tires $700 or offer, call 297.3964._ _ ., '64 TR-4 New paint, Regular Price 840 top, seat covers. SCARED? Excellent condition. $1500. Call Nick 9:30-10:30 -2-4 298.7179. , '62 FALCON. 2 dr, hardtop., automatic, Fear no more . . . radio-heater Very clean. Only $275. Call 286-8299. ikii------. Your friendly florist '64 DODGE ara, 2 dr hdt. V8, auto/ 64c -s-: TM ,g o and new tires, $800. 'AAKKIAG" / Send in handy order blank can help. '69 CHARGER R.T, r & Auto. P : l FAMity Loss than ------Enclose cash or check. MV/F. I - '63 CORVAIR MONZA 4 speed. . Make check out I $275. OrilT1 to Spartan 197 _ Daily Classifieds. FOR SALE 131 .- . GUITAR, CLASSICAL - ',don strings. . - - not a s os New $250. - ,-. $100. :. ,.., Phone 294-6414, Ext. 2465 738.2689. ''- _ Jo, EXEC. DESK. t-,ks ern, typewriter desk. ,- r 5. Metallic, w/hard rubber PY NOT COME. A5 70'01.1i/0155 Ik7e-ilsX,-- . $200 ii-lIS ANY 5114'1216E new, asking $45. Phone UT 1 .5EE YOU'RE NOT coiN61no weLL IN 1i46c.ourz6e."

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