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VOL. XXIX, NO. 19 SAN LUIS OBISPO. CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, JANUARY 81, 1967 'Evaluations' sparks dispute ‘El Mustang9 updated;
by Dennis Roberts "Many of them asked, ’If stu haps the orginal mistake had had later pruned Dr. Tellew and new wire service in use dents can evaluate faculty, why been in going through the denied the statement- Elliott again The normslly sedste Applied A busy sound from the BI Mus from the wire are known as read financed by the Technical J e ___ can’t faculty evaluate administra Faculty-Staff Council. replied yes. tang newsroom hints of big outs. Usm Department, and according Arts Council lost Thursday night tion?” ’ said Elliott. "We should have gone through provided the stags for a prelimi things to corns. Students patiently The wire tape facilitates type to John Healey, head of the de- Dr. Tellsw stated that the the faculty-at-large. We seem to "This is going to sound ridicu n a ry showdown over controver- gather around a complicated ma setting by the printers. The tape pertinent,it, ■B MustangMi is one of Faculty - Staff Committee had have taken the wrong route. My lous; but I forgot that that inter iisl faculty evaluations. view had been conducted. I didn't chine which is banging out the from the perforator is fed into a the few college newspapers who "suggested many improvements suggestion is to get together and latest news from around the have one. The teletype is ASI President Mike Elliott, for the plan, patch things up and try to pro- remeinber saying what I was quo special linotype machine, and type attending the Council by invita ted as having said, but I later world. is automatically set. Once the yearly lease. It will be a “I’m tired of your denying it,’’ gress," Elliott said. educational tool for tion to "dear up many dieersp- Tellsw told Elliott. E.L. O’connor, advisor to Ap recalled it.” ______The Technical Journalism De type is set, a proof of the story ancies that are in the air," spar partment now has • wire service is printed on a piece of paper. The BiK&ff and Copy "The Faculty-Staff Committee plied Arts Council, redd a public Applied Arts Chairman John red orally over the issue with Dr. only pointed out where the evalu —a United Press International printed news story is then statement which explained his Fornof stated that this was "wa The wire tape updates the Fuad Tellsw, Student Affairs ation was bad,’’ replied Elliott position: news wire, which carries the lat-. checked for accuracy against the Committee chairman for the ter over the dam” and should be set national and international ra g o u t Technical Journalism program faculty-staff council. "You people were in a hurry,” *i do not approve of the plsas put aside. news to the El Mustang news A wire editor will be selected Healey. It. will give the stu Tellew said. "You didn't like our as they stand now,” stated O’Con Elliott concluded by pledging room. to operate the teletype. It will be bs editing a better under -I believe there are two main process of questioning. There was nor. "I feel that my colleague, Dr. to personally veto the plan if it The UPI wire is a teletype with his duty to select news stories of standing of wire tape and wire reasons Vrhy the Faculty-Staff service, sad will give them experi a feeling of Impatience. ‘You say, Tellew, has been very shabbily reached the floor of SAC as the a synchronised wire tape. News interest to students, edit them, Committee has failed to endorse 'We have failed to get endorse treated. Aa for myself, I will pub plan now stands. send theni to the linotype opera ence in using such equipment the evaluation,” said HllsM. ment from the faculty.’ We lish my own evaluation and post ' "There is more missionary is transmitted to the teletype tor, write a headline for the story The eventual goal of B Hue- ••First; as stated by Dean Chand couldn’t endorse that evaluation It publicly. But I will not co work to be done,” he said. from a UPI news bureau in Los and assist the day editors of B tang is to go to daily publication, ler, there has been no extensive plan." operate in any way with thia plan. "Unless you get /the co Angelss. Electrical impulses Mustang in the placement of the according to Healey. With the campaign to sell the publication operation of the faculty, your transmit the news. A paper tape, story,. In addition, the wire editor wire tape, the students will get to the faculty. Elliott admitted th at SAC had "I am vary disappointed,” evaluation will not be worth a called the wire tape,’is perforated will be responsible for rewriting a variety of state, national, and been in a hurry. "But I don’t O’Connor said. Internet! anal news to supsippUnint “Secondly, the committee seems hoot in hell,” said O’Connor. by a separate machine, and is stories of local interest to think it was an -unintelligent O’Connor asked Elliott if he "I will continue to do my best,” synchronised with the teletype. students. Hopefully theU P I t« fell that not enough tints waf -'Ltsm H u r r nt__W y . W f- w ^ ■ f mo f l COTICvrliQCImnsi ■ o msi ■ il OV#T_____ had mads a statement quoted in UPI wire M nki to hatnt ^jw^anetton wlth KlJUaa- spent in analysis of the Mas. the lack of progress. We were re the Jan. IS issue of BI Mustang However, we spent seven or eight peating the same points over and which read: ‘the faculty is evi meetings discussing the same over again. There have been no dently not interested enough in things over and over again. major changes in the original plan the evaluations to offer the stu “I personally don’t think there's except in the wording. The lack dents much help.’ anything wrong with tha prograjn of progress disturbed me.” Elliott replied that he had. ai it stands now. Elliott stated further that per O’Connor then asked if Elliott “The book will reflect student' opinion. As long as we go into ■■ ~:r ..-;r- ^ the thing realising that it is only U B |B f J b i u i m Am a b b A atudent opinion, I don’t think ■* vtpaninQni anyone will be hurt. Ws don’t Educators praise Kerr intend to publish dsrogatory statements about any teacher. achieved their common purpose I babbjI rniU htliBlI United Press International in destroying the university’s ntaa oppomiM “If s teacher tries,” « liberal leadership." Elliott, “he will get a goad rating. Educators throughout the In New Jersey, the head of John Healey, acting head* of If he is trying hard to bo a good country rallied behind Dr. Clark Technical Journalism, has been Kerr Saturday following his the State Senate subcommittee teacher, the students will evaluate on higher education Immediate named head of that department him fairly. And we shouldn’t abrupt dismissal aa president of effective immediately. His. ap the University of California. ly urged Gov. Richard J. worry shout the teacher who Isn’t Hughes to appoint Kerr state pointment came from Vice Presi trying. He will have another year Describing Karr as a “giant" commissioner of higher educa dent Dale W. Andrews, who said la which to either try harder or among educators, they termed tion. State Sen. Ned J. It came with the full support and contiuse teaching aa be la.” the action toy the Board of Parsekian, a Democrat, said concurrence of Carl C. Cummins, Regents Friday a “misfortune’’ Kerr was “one of the most Dean of Applied Arts. Healey, a Elliott said that during the time for the university, the stats and member of the college faculty when the plan was first being dis distinguished educators of our the field of higher education In time.” since IMS, had been acting head cussed, there had been a "better of the department since mid-July rapport with faculty than ever were unwilling to when he replaced the former de before," and that he could not comment on possible political partment head, Robert V. McKnt- explain the break-down in rela Implications. Kerr was removed ght, who resigned to accept an- tions. “a great isehiiw position. He la from his post at the first university and the state." “We are At a point right now meeting of the regents attended to oontinue hit duties as where we must mainly concern Charles V. Daly, vice pres to B Mustang, th* stu- by newly elected California ident for public affairs at the ourselves with Improving rela Oov. Ronald Reagan, a sharp tions with the faculty and And out University of Chicago, said Karr critic of Karr and university was “an outstanding parson and where we stand,"said Elliott policies. Gary Whitney, Faculty Evalua- any univarsity anywhere would NEW ADDITION . . . Sieve Riddel, ‘El M utant* Damn* ‘El Montana’ pradastlsn manager, gtaiteaa But a survey by United Press be very lucky to have him in etaff reporter leaks at a read-oat from the mow at the taps which else eemas aat of the sueklpe- tion Committ— fhiinwitii pm- International' found them unani Associated Press rented partial results of a ques- either an academic or adminis United Preee International teletypo eervlee recent The savvies will spaed ap pradaetien of the esUeie mous in their praise of Kerr, trative capacity." ly installed in the JoarnaHsm Dpartment. Bennett newspaper. (Phele hy Kerr) tionaire handed out to faculty One of the most outspoken members asking their opinions University of Utah President keeps eye ea China was Dr. Buell Gallagher, Jamas C. Fletcher foresaw of the faculty evaluations. president of City College in New serious effects on the University by Ataetieted . Frees “Of the returns received,” Tort City. He was named of California. "It will set them stated Whitney, "about N per- chancellor of California’s state back a bit," he said. "It will There ft no doubt that Com college system in IM1 • but teat are In favor of the evalua a serious'morale problem Student views to be polled munist China ft in a state of con tion." ------MtoftMIBdl•Ws—m v il qqyIn w|I|B v yenlikBliliiH wmwesmeee*^ fY ,we of administrators and fa fusion. Tha teak af sorting Iks City Collage eight months later. culty. University people by and An intelligent means of voic 2. Do you support escalation of squally subject for selec Dr. Tellew asked if the SAC “The firing of Clark Kerr Is a large like security and when a ing student opinion will bo avail the United States military tion and only minimal de pertinent facta from tha conflict committee had received any valu major tragedy." Gallagher said. president is fired It is most able next Wednesday and Thurs effort in Viet Nam with tha ferments being available? ing rumors Is falling largely on able suggestions from the ques- “It would appear that extre day an subjects ranging from ultimata aim to a speedy Do you foal tha eolocUvo ser tho two Associated Frees bureaus tionaire. Elliott replied that only mists of the far right in the A vice president of the Viet Nam to tuition on state conclusion of tha conflict ? vice should ha revised aa thato make it their business to "negative suggestions” had been regents and of the far left In the University* of Maine said it was college campuses, in a student 5. Do you aupport an immed that all woman are subject keep a watch on the Chinees received. student body and faculty have clear "the firing was politically body referendum. iate cessation of United to governmental fta (La. mainland —- Tokyo A and Hoag motivated because of Its tim- Replacing the ait down strike, States’ bombings of North nursing, pesos corps, mili Kong. • — ing.” Dr. Austin Peck warned tha protest march, walk out, and Vlot Nam sad an Ameri tary administrative) far a Very few foreign correspond that political interference would effigy burnings, this referendum can promise of troop with ■pacific time period? ents are alloored into China and “inhibit the growth of the might be the first of its kind drawals with the ultimata 10. Do you feel that cash grants no Americana ASI president to Cal Poly athletes should University of California.” in California. hops of a Vtot peace con ference T coma, in part, from Associ The regents, he said, "have The referendum, developed by With the current upheaval. the 4. Should the United States de ated Student Body funds? AF staff la Takya has adjusted cut down one of the statesmen student Dave Rosenberg, open clare war on North Viet 11. Should the California Cal of higher education.'’ architect to all members of the ASI, of schedules ta bolster the raaad-the against tuition of a system of public higher NamT lage System provide hous clock monitoring shifts. Constant fers students an opportunity of 6. Should collage health cen ing for married students ? education "to which all educa marking “yns", "no” or "no watches are kept ea the caw Mike Elliott, A8I president, These real lag eat in fever of ters offer contraceptive de 12. Do you fool that the various China news agency printer. Bara tors looked." opinion” to 16 questions listed vices or birth control pills class governments (senior, opposed tuition at an open forum tuition rotated that toe many oat . "I think it's a sad day for below. are glaed to the radio, la Hrai- of state students are coming to to any colly* Junior, aophomora ana Kang a lookout ft maintained for 2U1 C ^,Uf- i**fubAlU n nf * higher education in CCalifornia,” .Copies of the results will be years freshman) should ba .cans last Wednesday night. An. CaHfamla to take advantage *f— ^ H NT* JfiTtUtfl fffM.lklpalija**-___ sudience of SO students w#rqwere prepre- the free education. Sometimes It |rt t ‘ f ^ 1 1 - - vWash! kam g Agg BASHhB- il/ |]|B IfiffisllfllH l ■ i m p s war o v n i v v i s ss v i w g m w v u r m a. Doo you rapi 12. Should Japanese newsmen on the spot to express their views on is peesiMe fer these people to pep University in Washington Mika Elliot, lASI president, tuition. less in Csllfornis than In their strike as s Itios have tha opportunity in Faking have boon a major, "And It’a bound to have Wayne Griffin, Jim Sefton and of voicing student' opinion - of being recognised by tha Elliott contended that the tui swn state. nationwide reaction." Tom Jones will form n special in protest to an administra soilage administration and source of nows about develop- menu then and about tho reports tion proposal by Governor Ron-’ Tha main controversy Elliott said Kerr was "on# of student delegation on tuition tive or student action? tha student government? ■" Raagsn is only one altoma- " the giants among educators and which will travel to Sacramento Should California resident 14. Should California State Poly- carried on tho wall newspapers ttvt way to mast the large deficit seems to be whether the students posted by Rod Guards. NCNA and attending college would be able has demonstrated nil along ho to attend a Sonata session. They students attending state . technic Callage change Its [•ted by California, and challen- radio Peking rarely report on to mast tbs rising costs of edu not only understand tha prob will bo aimed with results of colleges be charged tuition? name to California State tod tbs sudience to come up with lems facing education but ha tho question on resident tuition. Do you fool tha salactivsf ser Polytechnic University? thorn posters. Contributions to •nother alternative. cation. Those present felt they tho AF report on Chinn have come could afford n tuition of BOO per has had tha courage to come to 1. Do yon support the present vice system should ha re 16. Are faculty evaluations Elliott fames a shift of stu- grips with them.” United States policy in vised to become a national students a valid ^concept from the Japanese Kyodo News year, bat with soma sacrifices. Agency. from the University of Cal But how wilt tuition affect thoee Wlthlfi tha university, Karr Vtst Nam ? lottery with all far Cal Poly? ifornia to tbs state collages, and paying their own way right new t» also ‘ waa praised. John S. consequently to tha Junior col- Galbraith, chancellor at •to*- By imposing tuition on the Elliott stated that tuition could Diego said the deposed ronege students, Gov. Rsagan go beyond the BOO per year. tdent was "perhaps the tould lower state property taxes, “The California Lagialaturo brilliant man of out* day In »Wi tha forseen in tha num- could tmpoee tuition In tha state American higher education." rot of Junior college stodentk, lo- colleges op to $1J00 per year. I Galbraith said ha would work 2* Property taxes would abar. posed now, this could possibly with Acting President Harry R. Wi'i the decrease In state taxes happen,” Elliott said. Wellman, tha faculty And Oft nM*t the increase In local UxooT regents to prevent the universi i But, tha fact remained that tal- ty's “exceptional prospects from The pre-eon dioeaoolen eoemed tion was an slh n u H w , and El- being blighted.” v u ftvor the tottlon, hut with . Hett challenged tha aaMouco to *•**• teoervaUeuo so now points coma np with austhor alternative. intredaesd. Ha then offered Mo oHomoUve. }} was pointed out that the "I think the Materials and Bar- Soccer begins college student may feel ho Is vices Fees could bo rafted, with out a gnat daal of harm to the Tbs soccer committee sstob- totting s free education now, hut »-i—i k. a>,uiM,> Affairs Coun •ban ho hoe grad no tod, ft win students. We mould than ba so- catch up with him. ■urOd of having the money Im- cil has collected Information from Californio tuition-ires educe- pooed on the students for educa various sources on campus as ~®" ft tax supported. When self- tion uflsd to finaneo education. well aa other schools thpt bats ""Went, the graduate will pay Tuition would go into tha gonaral soccer teams. fund In Sacramento, and wo That committee is composed of
,or education ho has received m n m x m •"th e basis If his income. would not bo assured that it Alan Mseder, chairman, Chris when does n person’s oblige- would ho mod solely for Bunn, Vincent Gondws, Amos tlon to his education begin—In am afraid that if tuition ft Ngo-ngl and Robert Sping, gradu After college f tion ” Elliott said, y ate mansAnger. Page 2—Tuesday, January 31, 1907 E l Mustan* Award winner MilanutiwiTtw motortol - 4 j£ ,l*^n «* ”Ay>tw , < m p u A noon •< *• to oppMr In t*» TuMdav tells experiences r r w W to China Peak on the weesend of - Julie Erickson, recipient of th, Book review • * Mexican agriculture Feb. 17-19. Ski moviea will also be 1966 Pillsbury Award and a lfiM shown. —* t graduate of the Home Economic. On Tqesdsy, Feb. 7, Thomas Did you know that Mexico has ^ Department has completed th. doubled her output of food and first six months of her yesr-lon, Call 546-2164 Gartland, who, prior to serving Tiber in the Iast-l®-yearaT To two years in the Peace Corps, Poetry contest assignment as associate m*n*n! . NEW 1967's find more information on our of educational service fo rth . or gave two programs for Books southern neighbor’s progress, at College Arts magazine is spon Pillsbury Company. tend the Agricultural Business soring a 12000 poetry contest, at High Noon, wiH give a review The position in the Educational Como to G A 228 recital of the poetry of Thomas Management Club meeting Thurs open to all poets. The first grand * Sedan or Pickup day, Feb. 2, at 7:80 p.m. in prise winners will have their own Service Department of the ni Hardy. AG 220. Cliff Schlegel, manager book of poetry edited and pub tionally-known * food manufi*' Mr. Gartland says he “discov-, turing firm is one of seve^i Bank of the Southern California Coun lished by the JTC Publishing Co., 12 Months or ered Hardy’s poetry while work cil of California Growers will while every entrant will receive iprizes Miss Erickson receive as winner of the national award 12000 warranty Tormi ing with BBC broadcasters in speak on “The Revoution in Mex an anthology of the top 100 prize In addition, she received Malawi, Central Africa, where, ican Agriculture” and show col winning poems. Write for details: or slides of modsm Mexican Ag Poetry Contest, Box 814, West award of 8600 and has the ehoK as a Peace Corps Volunteer, he riculture. ■ __ _c of accepting a 82,600 scholarship $1751 Delivered- in S.L.O. helped write, direct and broad for graduate study in home Wo. cast experimental educational nomics or, if she prefers and . programs in the English langu Chemistry Society Ski Club plans trip suitable opening exists, h p«rm» age and helped write secondary nent position with the company. 1965 Chov Irtipala, Low Milos schol textbooks in geography, ec Dr. George W. Campbell of MOTORS Automatic A Steering onomics, history and English. The C»1 Poly Ski Club will hold Los Angeles, research supervi sor for United States Borax Julie’s first assignment for prosonts He feels that Hardy’s prose a meeting on Wednesday, Feb. Pillsbury was attending the » 1963 Ramblor Convortiblo 1, at 7:30 p.m. in Agricultural^ Corporation, will be guest spea has overshadowed Jus poetry, but ker at a meeting of the student nual meeting of the American Nice Cond. — New Paint that eventually Hardy will be Engineering 123 for the purpose Home Economics Association in JANUARY of making arrangements for their chapter of the American Chem regarded one of England’s out ical Society Thursday (Jan. 26) San Franciaco last summer. 1962 Volks. Conv. Now Engino standing poets. next ski trip. This trip will be Uiod Car New Paint evening. . Describing that experience she Dr. Campbell's topic for the says, “the challenges of home ec. meeting, which will take place JAMBOJREE 1960 Falcon, 4-dr Sodan, Now Her many friends take this means onomics walked all around me beginning at 7:30 p.m,, in Room Seeing and vieiting with home Engine, Sticek, Good Cond. E-26 of the Science Building, of wishing LEIGH R. 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4 by Bob Kocsor WOULD SUBSCRIBE TO: Besides this, many collegians Who is your ideal instructor? l* Th* Sportsman's Gasette foui^d out that they already wan I. O’Leary’s Field Trip Quar- enrolled in courses taught by in W h it do you think of faculty avaluationf? This is a question being usked * terly structor* who the student* novor by a group of graduate students . (Would you believe?) El could have imagined to be their Pam Hunt-ABM-Sophemere. from N.l.T. called the Worley Mustang ideal instructor. “I really think We should have them. But I Ideak, Teacher Association (The 4, Punch WIT has yet to hit our campus. don’t think th e . department head* or dean* should use the evaluations as a reason for fir WIT Association, for short.) MY FAVORITE INSTRUCTOR These students, prompted by There’s no leas, however, be ing or promoting teachers. The evaluation ■ dealW) MAY SHOW THE FOLLOWING cause in the near future we at should be mainly for the students.” an ambitious and unsatisfied-stu TO HIS CLASS: Cal Poly will havo access to dent named Worley, have start 1. a stone which hit Martin another kind of standard by which Ray Hobson-Technical Arts-Juuler ed a national computer instructor Luther Kinlrin the nose we can chooae our ideal instruc "It’| basically a mod idea, but it’s not being program whereby ideal instruc ~ f. sand used in "The Sand Fl- handled tee well. The idea is great, but de tors for college students are lo tors. It’a called the faculty eval uation booklet serves to be handled mere diplomatically. The cated via the marvels of compu- people behind it should really make sure that terization. 4. a parking-meter maid's Most students' think that our it has the faculty’s backing so no one will be offended." WIT guarantees that it will ouse button, he found ' faculty evaluation program will match any college student with HAVE DROPPED COURSES worth its weight in gold as a Bill Awbrey-IE-Junier - his or her ideal instructor. :AUSE THE INSTRUCTOR: Panacea to whatever its supposed "It would be all right if it could be conduct 1. read the entire roll call ev- to P « > v * . They think it’ll be far ed by an unbiased panel. Students aren’t al How does WIT operate? •y class period more-effective than WIT. ways fair when they Judge their teachers. The First of all, WIT distributes 2. repeatedly mispronounced Most instructors, on th* other freshmen and sophomores will be the main This is tho ring for thousands of questionnaire-book y name hand, believe the faculty aval- ones to benefit, because by the time you’re a lets on each college campus 3. forgot who was th* GOP uation will be far more ridiculous junior or senior, you already know who are throughout the country. By an •esidential nominee in ’64 th»n WIT.—Anyone got a penny the good teachers and who are th* bad ones.” your Sweetheart. . swering all the queries1 in the 4. talked about his degrees *or their thoughts? questionnaire, the collegian sup posedly identifies himself with his ideal instructor. After completing the question- for their classes Reagan’s *fiscal noire, the student forwards it 2. Have their office hours at with a $2 check or money order to Avila Beach WIT’s campus headquarters back 3. Read from the textbook Knst. word for wo id 13, 17— Sept. 10,1. Contact The graduate students at N.l.T. 4. watch “Get Smart” crisis ’ challenged then feed the questionnaire into As of today, WIT has arranged their giant computer which some ideal-instructor matchings for Dr. Arthur Rosen, president of income tax rates, how or other spews forth the more than 40,000 studenta. The th* Cal Poly chaptor of th* State Th* withholding provision name, local Ion* and other perti- results, however, haven’t been as College Professor* association, to- would affect only those persons nent data aim it the student’s encouraging as expected. day ropliod to Gov. Ronald Rea- now escaping their current tax ideal instructor. What kind of questions does community” to join him in tho Dr. Rosen said cltisens of th* WIT ask? state can conveniently accomo After busic non-controversial date tax increases, since the state questions about sex, hair length ranks 12th among the 13 West and color, marital atatua, religion ern states in peroentag* of per and race, WIT probe* into the at sonal income devoted to higher titudes and interests of the stu education. "Personal income in dent with, fifty multiple-choice th* state is rising by about 7 per queries like the following: cent oach year,” he pointed out. I FEEL LIKE CLOBBERING AN INSTRUCTOR WHO TELLS: 1. barefooted students about uthlete’s foot. 2. draft-card burners what Smokey the Bear says course taught by his ideal in structor Miss Delinovs who, only Custom Auto-Stereo two days before registration, had Taping From Your dropped her maiden name to be- Cal Poly’* Favorite AIY IDEAL INSTRUCTOR come Mrs. Vapsonavich . . . Favorite Records
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by Brenda Burrell turned e cold shoulder. Viet Nam It will not only break a W All Tapes Guaranteed was cited as an obsteclt. year tradition of fro* higher State universities are now in education but is calculated un uproar sending each other’s So who la California at war with that w* must sever financial along with university and col- 3339 S. tread St. academic councils messsgtt over logo budget cut to turn away 22,- the firing of UC President Clark aid to the noody by abutting ser 543-3369 vice centers. Who knows whether 400 students from state unlvor- it is right or wrong but there altlos and 22,300 from state col- sure are many footings arousod iogot.Can you Imagln* tho load Berkeley calling for class boy< of now studonts in junior col. cotts. logo* throughout th* stet*. Both th* Santa Barbara and As Roagan cuts woifar* John' irvine campuses art advocating a total strike by all nine compusos. increase in Social Security. —tho only time school admini You ran be sure they aren’t But at least Johnson boo ms to strators are happy to operate wasting much of Governor Rea have some recognisable support. in a budget is when they are gan's time bestowing honorary In- th* Harris Survey recently proving it can t b* dona. degrees. UCLA studonts havo published in th* San Francisco formed a group to recall Roagan. Examinor lift of th* nation is A student group from tho Da In favor of modkar* for all ago*. vis campus sent Utters tb the aca But In a time of inflation may demic senate* of Davis and Berk be tt’a necessary . At loaat on* C A R W A S H eley appealing to teachers to "re point can bo contributed to tho main with the university in spite cost of higher education. It is an he insecurity arousod by added expense to proper* guber Kerr s firing. natorial effigies for hanging as On the bright side of the coin they did at Frosno State. „ Reagan's platform is shiny. In It was one* said a school bud Ki« 27 days in office ho has gain get is like a Russian eUvator. It ed more notoriety than any othsr can go up but novor comao down. g o v e r n o r . It will be interesting to so* what What took Brown on* year happens if tuition is established to create, Reagan shut down in in California. l-s» than 19 days. These are ths fti-poverty multiservice centers which aid people in attaining Help without the red tape in wived in most of the state and federal expenditures. It seems from Hurley’s Reagan just doesn’t undpr- stand the new math. Ten per cent can be used to figure sal*ry in- cress** but not a budget cut. An way what Reagan saves by establishing tuition charges— which will effect us directly— President J ohnson will consume The fiscal budget proposed by t VALENTINE HEARTS Johnson will be I13S billion dol- A ' FOR EVERYONE It seems Reagan end Johnson Hr* in different corners. As Rea gan cut out service/ centers as a budget cut, Johnson asks for So viet help in arms and population control and aid for underdevel each pices «« Mlwiyi rrsC* o f oped-nations. Johnson's plsa was highest quality Ingreo "e-to Firestone •eeoial Valentine Hearts. Just the right *
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Rugby Club euffered an 8-3 Auatralia. .John Trammel, bue. KoacheH AO defeat at the hande of the Loa Co-chairman Bill Blount said ineaa department instructor, is the Tenaya Pant. Mete 81 Angelea Rugby Club in their they would like to add another c u * * v ,or' high point—Criap (R) 18 firat league match of the year. Cal Poly Rugby Club ia looking 10 to 15 men to their JO man roa* pMt/ 0/ footb. „ tnd i0CC#rt »nd for playera. The club haa a nine ter ao they would have two 15 |a tb# l0Cond roughest game next Dilligafs 68 SAN LUIS TRAVEL match achedule with two tourna- man teams. Then there could be to ice hockey according to Blount, Squeezers 53 menta in the coming month*. a regular squad and a reserve The Rugby Union ia attempting high point—Aspegren (D) 20 437 Marsh St. San Luis Obispo Anyone intereated in playing ia squad, each squad could play a to form teams throughout the invited to report to practice Tuea- squad from the opposing team, state in order to improve the Cattlemen 41 day or Thursday at 8:30 p.m. be- and all the men would get to sport and provide a wider selec* Space still available Tenaya 2nd North 22 added Blount. and the Dilligafs in 8 o’clock ac* high point—Do Rose (C) 16 on the University of Seven ROSALYN MIRTZ The club is a member of the Southern California Rugby Un The ‘South County Grogs’ tion. The ‘Fellows’ scored 62 Seas sailings. Ask us ion, which schedules games be (nickname of the club) has sev points for the high score in sec tween the ten team union. The eral Varsity Football players on ond round Wednesday play. The Fack’s Fighting Five 63 for details club played the Santa Barbara the roster including Bill Bently, Dilligafs are led by Aspegren Phi Psi 41 Rugby Club in a recent practice Ron 8tudsman, A1 Coehlo, and who is averaging 18.5 points per match. Santa Barbara won 8-3, Steve Arnold. high point—Gylling (PP) 16 but the game was a lot closer Thursday night leagues have than the score indicates, accord completed their first rounds. Don Saints 30 Cvvinpiviv ewalele wtwavAffiLa (erwifeew»vi*e ing to the Santa Barbara coach Front Ind Alignment who commented that Cal Poly ' to an 80-17 win over Ahab's Kui------outplayed us, but beat themselves Rugby schedule high point—states (o) 10 Alien Tvnewp Equipmen. | ders with a 24 point total. Fair . *>* ■ due to lack of experience. | scored 23 for Day Drippars as There are five home games to i they drubbed Tenaya Valley 60- Hogan's Heroes 81 Trojan Alumni at 8LO K EN ’S be played behind the Men’s Gym 1 27. The other high acorer of tha 4 plus 4 28 at 2 p.m. on Sunday, the first of 12 I Irvine at Irvine | night was rarktd up by ths Krun- high point—Hogan (HH) 10 SHELL which was played Sunday against chars at they krunched Muir 8rd the Los Angeles Rugby Club. > Floor 62-18 behind a 19 point per- SERVICE Coaches of the club are Pat Fullerton at 8LO THURSDAY McAweenie, business major, and 1 formanc* by Jim Critchley. ERAC at Eagle Rock 7 o’clock Foothill * Brood 543-7516 Charlie Sommet, math major, [ WEDNESDAY Champa 42 who played rugby three years in March 5 UCSB at 8LO 7 o’clock Fremont Fallacies 81 March 12 , Roadrunners 46 high point—Crooks (C) 14 Nordquist (C) -14 Phib Pac at 8an Diego > D.C.’s 82 I March 10 > high point—Kilbom (R) 16 Kruno hart 62 March 26-2A > Fremont Fellows 62 Muir 8rd Floor 18 Monterey Tournament | Cheetahs 46 high point—Critchley (K) 10 ’ high point— Hames (FF) 16 * Catalina Tournament Yellow Power 38 P.S.P. 63 Tenaya 2nd South 33 The G.W.’e 88 high point—Teshima (YP) 16 high point—Thompson (GW) 18
Interviewing Even with a 29-point effort by Composer wants to know the score on ’67 compacts February 6 forward Mike LaRoche, the Mus tang besketbatlers came out on the short end of a 70-68 score ENGINEERS in a California Collegiate Athlet- I'm a well-known composer, and I need a new car. ic Association game played at The trouble is, I'm lust too Bizet to pick one out. And CHEMISTS Fresno State Friday. The Mustangs trailed by 10 at what's more, many of the new cars I see are Offen halftime and closed the gap to bach in the garage forsrepairs. But I do have a good TECHNICAL SALES three points in the second half friend who is pleased with his new ‘67 Dodge Dart. before the Bulldogs took charge BUSINESS MAJORS and eased away as they control He was given an excellent deal and Berlioz any led the boards. money on it. M y Bach is to thewall. Can you help me? A N D OTHERS The winners outrebounded the UIOWIO Mustangs 74-50. Les Rogers led the Poly rehounders with 12. Locations throughout the United States With his 20-point effort, La- For information contact your Placement Roche strengthened his hold M y advice is that you let yourself Ravel in the enjoy on the CCAA scoring race, mov- ment of driving the sporty, all-new Dart for ‘67. point-per-gam* mark. You'll find its Uszt price is a lot lower than you'd on equal opportunity employer Cal Poly hosts Cal Stats at expect. And even though it's longer outside and Fullerton in the Men’s Gym this bigger inside this year, Dart's still an easy car to Saturday at 8 p.m. Handel
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' 2 ? Karin Froyland, 8porta Editor Dave Brockmann Don Naal Stove Riddell Swimmers win over CP Pomona Coach Dick Anderson’s swim- .0 and John Resich captured the mere opened their honje debut 50-yd freestyle In 04.2. Saturday on a successful note After that, the Mustangs won downing Cal- Poly Pomona 61-42 the next five events to captured in Crandall Pool. a demanding lead of 58-26 over Thia week Anderaon will put the Broncos. . hie awimmera through their paces Freshman Tim Adama had a Ren Swart wen the diving competition with a acere for the upcoming Santa Barbara fine afternoon in winning the 200- of llU pointa. Jim Burror (above) waa a member Retays Friday and Saturday on yd. individual medley with a the UC Santa Barbara campus. clocking of 2:18.1. Adams also One new pool and school record participated on the 400-yd. free C H M O d f was broken Saturday in the 1,000 style relay team which finished yd. freestyle event. Mustajig second behind the Bronco four Larry Toomba erased the old some. The time waa 8:22.1. * mark in a winning time of 11:86- Ron Swart won the diving events w|th a total of 158.2 potato as to Pomona's Was Crockeroa Your Chevrolet deserves the best! It cssls ne mere to mist “I was very pleased with the with 80.7. . performance of Toombs. He keeps our Chevrolet to the expert, qualified servicemen of Mel The Mustangs had three events imlth Chevrolet. You'll receive fast courteous service, too. ___ . in which they finished one-two. The Mustangs jumped out for Larry Gray and Hank Biddles an early lead after winning the finished the 100-yd. freestyle one- 400-yd. medley relay. The team two in 52.7 Bill Humphrey from made up of Pete Scaroni, Bob Pomona was third. Bruckart, Jim Burror, and Hank In the 200-yd. backstroke Scar-
in a time of 8:69.6. and neck In 2:16.6. Bronco Richard Krueger took third. Pomona recorded two wins in IM 8illlenlereyM4an lets the 200-yd. freestyle and the 60- Freshman Bob Bruckart and yd. freestyle evente to -trail the Chris Smith founded out the Mus Mustangs 18-15. Irwin Gkumura tang one-two finishers in winning won the 200-yd. freestyle In 1:55- the 200-yd. breaststroke In 2:26.6.
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Cal Poly's wrestling team ted to be really this weekend. jumps into CCAA competition this week with matches sched Wigglesworth won by a 10-8 uled against Cal State Los Ange verdict while 177 pounder Woods les Thursday and San Fernando drew with Tony Campbell, 1-1. Valley State on Friday. Saturday the Mustangs will return to host particularly desirable. wonts your used moeWnsi trade up Over the weekend Cal Poly split-two matches by losing to No. 1 rated Portland State, 21-11, can offer y o v t a and by winning 24-10 over Stand-
The Mustangs trailed t h e DIAL 238-1057 $ overcome the Vikings wiped 1122.00 out when National champ Don ate Downing tore the certlilsge in his riba with j82 seconds re maining in the second period. Downing tried to continue but had te default to Freeman Gar rison a few seconds later. After that, Portland lead 16-6 which put the match out of reach for the Mustangs... ___ Portland’s Rick 8anders, -116 pound university division cham pion, added one more win to his ledger this season with a pin over John Yasuda. Sanders had s 9-0 lead in the match until he put Yasuda's shoulders to the mat hology, Ireaa Barr. B A., 1966, la English ond History, at with just sight seconds remain p r o j e c t California State College at Los Angelos. list a 6-0 verdict to Rich Graan with Wyatt, recording hia first A rt* * * I n d iv id u a l Team captain John Millar and • «rry Wigglesworth, 167 pounds, end John Woods rounded out the Chailenfinj Mustang scoring. Millar easily won ovar Clar C U m * * * *«cs Seal, 7-2* but wttV :24 sac- p h o d n ix t h 0 U ' i M ' i d v t n t a f EUROPE CHARTER Will it# interviewing February JET FLIGHTS •ople, Including their training and personnel ment, and performance. When Diana com] ds. Jane also does special studies for im- her training, her main responsibility will b< Per faculty, dag, tiedeal! at ng computer systems. moting excellent eustottwr service. tS|_i.wevffsnwe WWW fUMssSI Supplying Power MAKE A DATE TO SEE OUR CAMPUS REPRESENTATIVE. YOU MAY LEARN are: $225 one way to tho Space Industry A LOT YOU -NEVER KNEW ABOUT CAREER OPPORTUNITIES AT PACIFIC TELEPHONE. , INTERVIEWING: ____ f i l " i Frenciico, JMIIeTelaptoae Netsi Flight! ots dotigned ta taka student* to Europe tot tho academic AN IQOAl OPPORTUNITY yeo,— thii * not o round-it Ip Right to EuropS. -F*-- sSlI. - 1 H t r t o A ' H U u tk By Dove Rosenborg ■. U waa heartening to £ ••» vines______starts._ "CastiUIef"CastUUsT Why no greats you all these prieStm. observed that •‘Patrietiem la tha render to the no out-dated View ■idoiod before calling for the — why should there be business ■ and powers and you BMho ■ Zj ? U.N. point Hove, In this potentially removal of his sterling prose that democracy had finally ta last refuge of i seeWsdrel.” That ken root in.Spain. Ths Spanish from CastmUl Them is no tout cry of thorn. Art you tryku u is-net to say, of eouree. that aU uoofnl and worthwhile publication,, from tho pages of our weighty, ness invgnstilliar Tim assembly publication. There-to n horribly pqpuUss overwhelmingly throw a «taaak t~ *L * patriots sn- ieiaadrijs, but it this vital responsibUitywia ai man breaks down andno whimpers. wnitnyw"* shirked, The ease in point being real cancer rampant in Amarican voted "el" on s now constitu burinese, el procaaa?" At its last masting, tits Stu put# them aU under eusplMan, tion that would strengthen " H have * the "Draft" story. Again, our thinking, and tout, in American chairman," a * veto# from d s * Affairs Council rsfused to and for oomo It is a tempting, policy abroad. Tho base factor tho people’s voles in govwnmsnt. “I • » •orrr>H »aya Jece n H to tho Model United Ns- eafo label to hide behind. Who "reporter" presented we the pub the background says. lic with n one-sided, poorly writ and buttress supporting and pro There were, of course, a few “Ah, Joee — well I have spo cntly. "I lost my head. I ^nsU could bo more patriotic their the pagating Ito growth, is tho group Hsftsrissr.j’s “Minutemsn” (vintage ISM), ten piece of opinion. And thie dissident vetoes raised In pro- ken to the Caudill* about your have known that ■CaudUle’i ■m -— i conference of the Model time it waa not even in tho form of ahroiking peeudo-euper patriots tost against ths reforms -— but bustnoao and ho haa graciously the people’* mind were the maw* armed to the teeth, bent on de who deny tho existence of, and UJf. This notion is having a die- stroying “unpatriotic” elements? of n dumn, but wee presented then every nation has its hodge Tim chairman is mve k-, no n "nows story." After read ■lander those who print out tho podge of extremists, lunatics, mollified. ’Hmmmphl See fteu! Mtroua offset on the Model U.N. And who loves Ms country more reality of thia pustulant cancer, yiegiem at Cal Poly. than Sheriff Jim Clarke or. the ing the story, one would think and protoatonta. ■ oton," says tha chairman. "Wa doee not happen again. Tkltwe, that tho only chance left to a on the face of America. Model U.N. a t Cal Poly has Ku Klux Klansmen? After oil, General Frsndoeo will no vote on which of thaao neariy troaeon. And now fey ft! hash suffering from alack of stu draft-age college male is Jthe Let tha column continue, and Franco — too guiding light of ri- two sessions . . ." vote. Ail thoae in favor ef 'ft! It’s so easy to get oMited about Viet Nam doomsday device, or the allow us to study it as we would lent Spain, the Georgs Washing "How about the 4A#4th ess- 4,S55th session ..." " dent interest for yearns two patriotism, to wave the flag and yews ago we sent only throe del- Army ROTC. Bush is not tho an animal mutation or an infec ton, Abraham Lincoln and A. •ion," says Joeo boldly. And so it goes. The anaeW scream, MY COUNTRY RIGHT ease. tious disease. It is only through Philip Randolph of Estsdo Es- agates. But we have boon bulld- .tniii. —^ undarstandinar of Ths chairman sits bask la ut ism that is Spain is chanrinel ^ our nMniboreiap and our in -When prtrenting on article on BBIIOi ...... ter disbelief, s ripple of unrest but democracy takes time Tfcl such a slgniflcKht Issue, it is the fluence at the Model U.N. con- such maladys that we can hope to sod the constitution. As ad man runs through the ssosmSly. people must be trained sad tee! ■ are living in this respondbility of tho editors and bettor he integrity of America the world over can attest, the ~ fhnMO each year until finally and not Just In America. "Jessr ssys the chairman. “I am ght end' indoctrinated. Revoln! this year ws have enough dole- the entire staff to present the and asaumo a truly moral position Caudillo’s endorsement makes any shocked. Hera, the Caudillo tloni do not happen ovemijkv gntes to adequately represent Cal Perhaps patriotism eannot be entire story. What about conscien In the . human family. product an applo-pis certainty. logical or rational, but, Ilka love, tious objection? What about tho S ly at the Model U.N. cenfer- Very sincerely, Spain, which falls directly be must be blind. And if tola is true, Peace Corps? What about Vista? HnrdU B. Phillip 1 choose love along with "Jennie What about non-cooperation? tween too Soviet Union end Swot- Thia year wo have ,been hard Phoanle" and tho draft dodgers. I What abodt these choices, let Btndent ‘ don in tho dictionary, therefore Journalist to tell ' «t work preparing for the confer- choose young pien who have never alone the other mighty arms of tamed sat s eurprtoingly strung ' m m . Model U.N. is a class that boon taught how to kill, who have our armod forces ? showing of "si" votes, rivaling gtvoa one unit of credit, but any- As to tho writer’s column, It is Drivo-in classrooms the M 4 per sent approval typical ons who has boon In Model U.N. never thrown napalm or shot a "Cong". I choose for Amoriea, not worthy of ito name. Rather sf an eaatern-btoc nation. - of Red China trip . knows that a parson must bo ded- Editor: Who knows? The parliament of young men unmnimed in body than "Conservatively Speaking," ioatot to the Modal U.N. ideals to tha title should rationally bo I read your editorial of Jan. Spain might be given brooder, ■Ut out as much work as la re- and spirit by the moot degrad Lisa Hobbs, the ft ret staff re which has act up ito cwp spedtl ing, filthy war hi our history. “Speaking Irrationally Reaction IT with much amusement. You greater powers. A typical day In .. qulred. Bo must desire to learn parliament now might run into porter of a United States news I am not M & oU ^tousual ary," or something equally as speak of " — a tram system to Chinese wall against "Aamrieu ■ --»■—* Mil feel ‘for cultures other- Asumotn.nf g srn g d W 'm m iin« >kv u l ib a | y , . _ . paper to enter the mainland of Imperialists," s»«>UUf ST sent#, hut I love America and, " nomiv wiui ~ wt ■ uSmit—fcaTitea' Hiwiw n c m rijra ekliw n provide a commuter service be than Ms own. Ho must style* to ring. Thia writer, and his col The chairmen miss* his gevei Communist China in nearly ton flpd solutions to world problems, with Thomas Jeffonoa, "I tremble tween the parking lots and .the years, will present s lecture on umn should bo either presented campus," -, end Addressee the assemblage words, ho must bo com- for my country when I reflect that “Gentlemen,' I bring the SAMth life inside Red Chins the even- "Ons-of too significant fasten .Gadis Just" with an equally prominent op In the first place, the parking , dedisated to trying to posing column each Issue, or sho session of the Cortes now to or ing of Fsb. t. Is ths fact that China contain . this World n batter place. Dense M. Cotaer lots are on the campus. It is der. Is there any business?" one-fourth of oil ths world’s pep uld be dropped from this' tax- about four or five blocks from Ths program, scheduled for 8 Ws have been dedicated this supported, monopolistic • e h o o I A drowsy silanes fills, the an p.m. in the eoUogu's Little Then- ulatlon. And it has boss peixM year. We have worked long hours tho-most distant part,of thef ntw spiptr. cient chambers, broken only by tor, will be presented by the Col out that even if China ware to •ltd will work longer hours. We Grand Avtnue lot to ths science tho Apetilontl inapt of in a HAITI T h an k s A fritvous wrong is being in- •asm — ee—ee^we — e—— e^w —w a ,^wee — lage Union Forum Committee. loss one-half of Ito present pew. will-aaorifloe much of our own ft- building — sursly not too far blyman in siesta. latioa, It would etlU retain pay for our meals dur- flirted on wo tho public at Poly, for an active healthy student. Prices for admiaeion will bo 50 Editori r ___ ■ S B college Journalists to the respon I looked In on a stomp the other general admission. tho western powers eombinei,1’ to tho regional I wrote to you on Jan. S, night and- observation tolls me ■ seme sort sf ______shat continues. offering you a notice about our sibility that is Inherent with their minds. Hew ’bout you Jean, any A reporter for the San Fran masting in Pasadena. Jobs. • that tha studenta ware Jerking During her lecture, Mrs. HdbW And new, all our dedication summer program at the Univer away far more energy in two or business In CsstilUs?" cisco Examiner, Mrs. Hobbs In . may prove futile, all Model U.N.’s sity of Uppsala in Sweden, which Sinoortly, IMS concluded a memorable feat is expected to dlecum the drib Rick Miller three hours than they would uao The assemblyman from the pro facto of life in Chins feed, tie. pregNM may be wined out, all I hoped that you might print prl- nil quarter hi walking about tho in Journalism, end a dangerous tho practise that Medal U.N. can or to th# visit which I achsdulsd •Indent at Cal Poly adventure—a 4,000-mtle tour of thing, homos, Jobs, religion, sad campus. One le work, tho other crime j communications in ft* bring to Cal Poly’s image may be at Jour campus on Wednesday Idltor-Pnhlieher fun? forbidden Red Chins which lasted and Thursday, Jan. ll-lt. Your KEN Magaeine SI days. form of nowspspors, radio, sad J*WO*1havo already lest one-half handling of thia item, on the Well, Mr. Hannigan, we Cali Win $25 tolaviiian*ev*ov#ewf*-| vowAducitlan eovieii muUv— eeeoms IksOSSW fornians seem to be tied to our ' of the funds that wo need, and if front page of your issue for Enter Now I Tho Senior The lives sad welfare sf Amer present communist Chinee* tyv SAC does not overrule the Exec Tuesday, Jan. 1?, was meet gen- ears and want them with ua at icans arc laluaasad to a Onrpria- tom; and propaganda, in rslatim Psoudo-supor patriots all times, so why don’t wt press Claes wants idena for the Sen utive CabOton veto, wo will loss erous and I fait that tha sue- ior Gift Put your idea on a lag extent by events sad eireum- to odueation, art, literature, m. the root, leaving us with the el- of my visit was largely due for drivo-in elaearoome ? Thie stonscs within this giant nstlen tortainment, and theater. Editor i would bo tho ultimate convent- piece of paper with your nams moot impoadbie task of raising to your coverage. This is . to After following With'fervent In telephone and P.O. Box or ISM at a time when each one of thank you for your consideration. terest the profound and meaning- get an entry blank in the us is already working as many Sincerely ful obaorvationa that so bolster Pacotisualy yours, snack bar or poet office and hours u we can preparing our M. R. Rntkorferd, ths literary value of eur paper Lewis E. Hammitt mail to P.O. Box SMS. Ths 10% DISCOUNT selves to represent Cal Poly well. In “Conservatively Speaking,” I AJ fuk. m—«--- e m—s.. m--- 1 Coordinator of International Pro Instructor, esntost ends Tab. SO, 1MT. ffnn RMn rwiy • iv w t ii v w , vwim -Wo feel that this severe blow am convinced more than ever that grams Phye. Scl. Dept BffMftOftB Bo^of BsgeLma to tho Model U.N. at Cal Poto persona spewing verbage and pap, can have nothing hut adverse ef such as found in tho column, have m m p ic k u p • c n i v m v fects upon Cal Poly’s growth to one distinct advantage; they are wards academic excellence, and M on o p oly always right Telephene 543 S7SS ALL WORK GUARANTEED - we appeal to you students of Oai I have heard It advocated tost Poly to support your Model U.N. Editor t Mr. Kossor’s column bo removed PORTRAITS WEDDINGS U f | YOUR lAHKAtoW WAkP by voicing your opinions to SAC from ■ Mustang. Such a move members before and during the Extremists, both left and right, would deprive Mr. Koesor of tho M4 Hlguora StfM? COMMERCIAL BAC meeting tonight . have always had a plans In so AUTOMOTIVE CLINIC right to display his astonishing Son Luis Obispo, imciau (b oimBmib MM0P7 1SS4 IMW n. William Chapman ciety and. have on the whole pro ignorance to ths student body. 1 ■'JM 11 ™ rw9W Chairman, Model U.N. vided aorvtee and goad to their And another factor should bo eon- * . i ■ cultures. But tho place for such people la not at ths helm of a nMMearm o w i mssmvi Iin nrjknnsnbiMi iw i ■•im m v ti uiiMwimno-jllaAoemliin Litoral •lament STUDENT TOURS 22-69 DAYS ting ssrvies which enjoys mono- ■ A A A Western W«ar — ^ ' .1 . e ■ . . ? v ' ■—— - Ivrepe - Hawaii - Seuth Pacific - Areund the W i Fionas publldh this no an open When n poroon takas an ths letter to the Conservative Be- MoponslbUity of placing wards and Boarding Stable in print in a schosi Prom $150 with Substantial Reductions it oopoeiollx o osImoI my sympathies which has ns eempstltisn ha InvHM y’oll te come In and see our vast un le for Groups of 25 . ■ s rcf i you for having your carefully 1 ud W a lt o n dole wlecHonef SHIRTS, HATS, PANTS, BOOTS fer V, 1 hi Men a ra- Inion, for H is his men nnd teenten, R ico T m y o I Sorvico kML #m#ttaaily Mssst# 1 pocrly to pas vide for the 543-0707 writtsn ind trod# ratnnir in ths T k u In ftJOfteBM usealrngM gftnM Lmmielnn i*m amJASn------543-0395 •60 Montoroy It. are bath sides of ad issues in vm o m | W i n v i i u i i i i o f f ivipins up witti n v w ___ vuly his publication, as there la no nuyl lymnAmma SoonlftlnhOft nmmjJg A m j J of our paper. I knew that to pro- other to repute passible half- iPwiiwr wvfwiii rasnivn nw oit MWi w i flQINno -seat hath aids* of the ioauao to oN “ I * tha etudent body would he mom •toff of ■ lu keeping with your staunch ef VIIVpilRl* ——ldnt —A IMTI —— negligent Western 're prevd te AN forts to preserve the Americas in this rosponaibUlty.rooi 789 fer yetir so at tH FEBRUARY SALE Way of Life, I hnvo watohod with growing Snle runs 2 weeks until Peb. 11, 67 I wish you lock in finding an- disguet and concern during too every post quarter as the Cal Poly pub lications have consistently presett will present your often reeeoneble SPORT SHIRTSisytancer proposals without resorting to ed only one tide of each Import yellow Journalism that alionatoe ant and vital leeoe presented. Plokl* — ■ Polka Dots — Paisley — Madras instead of aligning the loyal op- Th* editorial page of the Bi Mao- IftU M fJ Values te $7.05 ...... COttV position, committal with th* Qmi Hsmlllon < ? » .» 'US — t. ~ n ons writer. Ikls writer A member of tbs end time again, through too uoo y«i«* «p sao.