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Leg Council Approves IV Bulletin Board Leg Council approves IV bulletin board By SANDY COATES Activities Calendar. of the UC Santa Barbara suggest a change in the tune of sics honorary fraternity, Tau Assistant News Editor Council defeated motions to finances. Unappropriated Sur­ bells used to announce five Kappa Alpha-Delta Sigma Rho, «An obnoxious mess of con­ place distribution boxes for EL plus has gone from $103,481 to minutes to the hour. be granted the right to organize glomerations” is the term GAUCHO off campus and to have $123,031. Funds on Reserve A representative of the was approved. which AS Vice-President Gary E L GAUCHO put a throw-away contains $23,500, and the Sheriff's office will speak to Council passed the suggestion Jones used to describe the Isla paper out once a week to in­ Student Union Fund contains each fraternity, sorority, to that contribution cans be distri­ RHA leaders, and to R A s in Vista activities calendar, which clude pinnings, engagements, $146,000. M r. Bartlett stated buted on and off campus for Den­ off-campus supervised housing, Publicity Committee Chiarlady and extra features. Stan Orrlck that the bookstore and the S.U. nis Sonnenburg, Block C officer in order to explain mob psycho­ Corky W ells proposed at Leg stated that there was “ no sense .coffee shop have shown an who was inJured Sunday evenivg logy and specific laws p er­ Council Tuesday. in turning E L GAUCHO into a' increase in volume and an im­ in an automobile accident. taining to student behavior. This Leg council approved the gossip sheet, telling about Suzy provement in efficiency. action is taken by the Student erection of the 7 x 4 calendar Sweetheart and Billy Lover Affairs Committee with regard Deadline set board in Isla Vista for getting engaged.” Council approved the erection publicizing campus activities, of a kiosk (a round pillar used to the future Isla Vista League. A ll students in the residence despite fear that it would collect M r. Bartlett,of Santa Barbara as a bulletin board for posters) A committee has been ap­ halls wishing to change rooms every kind of announcement Certified Public Accountants for the library. Also regarding pointed to consider the possi­ within their halls for spring, available. The bulletin board Bartlett, Pringle, and Wolfe, the library, Dick Mounts asked bilities of future participation 1965, are requested to contact will be similar to the on-campus spoke to the Council on the state the Library Committee to by “ unregistered” groups in their head resident during the campus activities. Members of week of October 30 through No- the committee are Deans Rey­ veber 6. nolds, Cosgrove, and Evans, If students wish to request a M rs. Trudeau of Activities Con­ hall change, they should con­ trol Board, the co-chairmen of tact the Housing Office during the Special Events Committee, the week of November 2 to and the four Non-Affiliated re ­ November 6. Those students presentatives. who do not intend to return to “ Pm afraid of the deluge of UCSB in the spring semester food in the living groups from should fill out forms available various groups,” stated Jones, in the Housing Office in order Associated Students, University of California, Santa Barbara regarding the request of Spurs to qualify for a refund of their to sell doughnuts in the living deposit. Volume 45, Number 16 Friday, October 23, 1964 units on Oct. 25. But the motion Juniors and seniors may ex­ was passed, with the proceeds ercise their option to cancel of the sale to increase the Spurs their residence hall contracts if treasury. the Housing Office is notified ACB’s request thattheforen­ before December 15. Crash claims student M rs. Karen Sonnenburg, the of inJuries sustained in an ac­ former Karen PHot, died early cident Sunday. Tuesday morning as a result Her husband, Dennis, re­ mains in fair condition at St. Francis Hospital following the Election run-offs accident, which occurred at 3:35 p.m. He suffered a broken Jaw, cuts and bruises. and amendments Sonnenburg’s car was forced into the Franklin Canyon Creek Bridge near the Linden Avenue voted on today overpass on Highway 101 near Constitutional amend­ Carpinteria. ment and election run-offs are The California Highway Pa­ today. Polls will be located only trol is stiU seeking the driver in front of the Library, from of a car which is believed to 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. have made an illegal lane change,, H E ALTH C EN TE R B LU ES — More than 300 students visit the Health Center on an average day. Candidates in the run-offs forcing the couple’s car into the are Elwain Mart son and Tony enbankment. Shih for Freshman C lass P re ­ The Sonnenburgs, both sen­ Health center varies aids sident; Mardine Dooley and ior s maJoring in sociology, w ere married in May. By MONICA TOMKINS dents from different areas most use of the mental health Katie Richards for Freshman Mrs. Sonnenburg was on'the Staff Writer bring a wide variety of new faculties. Class Secretary-Treasurer; dean's list, a scholarship stu­ «M any doctors and dentists germ s with them. The Health Service is faced Sherry Lydon and Sue Osborn dent, and a member of Crown who examined incoming stu­ In an average day 280 to 380 with new problems due to the for Women's Rep-at-Large. and Scepter, senior women’s dents this faU commented that students utUize the Student increase in enrollment this In an effort to enlarge Leg honorary. Sonnenburg has they had never seen such a Health Service, which maintains year. In order to spread the Council, the following amend­ played with the Gauchos foot­ healthy group of young people,” a full-time staff of four doc­ work load evenly, students must ment has been proposed: «T h e ball team. reports Dr.W .'T. Robbins, di­ tors and eleven nurses. In addi­ make appointments for treat­ number of voting representa­ Funeral services were held rector of the Student Health Ser­ tion, several private practi­ ment. Robbins points out that tives of Legislative Council for Mrs. Sonnenburg yesterday vice. tioners aid with part-tim e work. efforts are being made to pre­ shall be achieved by altering by Welch-Ryce Associates. Robbins rem arks that if stu­ These include physical thera­ serve personal contact between the number of Representatives dents have a weak point, it is pists, a dermatologist, and an doctors and patients. The staff at L arge .” allowing themselves to become orthopedic specialist. has been increased, and re­ The constitution now says: over-fatigued and consequently Five part-time psychologists turning patients are usually “The number of voting repre­ Time changes more susceptible to illness. provide a mental health ser­ scheduled with doctors they sentatives of Legislative Coun­ Students— remember to set The influx of new students at vice. Robbins comments, “Be­ have previously seen. cil shall be twelve; reappor­ your clocks back one hour to­ the beginning of each semester fore the students graduate, one According to Robbins, “The tionment of unit representatives morrow at midnight because the results in a subsequent increase out of ten will have seen a Health Service reaches into the shall be achieved by altering time will change from Daylight of respiratory diseases, says psychiatrist.” He also notes community.” The staff main- the number of representatives Savings to Pacific Standard. Robbins, explaining that stu­ that upperclassmen make tne (Continued on page 4) at large.” • U.N. MOVE another Nicosia explosion last taken to be a blast at form er under the Brezhnev - Kosygin Final details are being work­ night. Prem ier Khrushchev. In a sharp leadership. denunciation of his regim e, the out for the United Nations to • RED CHINESE VETO new bosses warn that Khrush­ take over exclusive control of • HOMAGE TO HOOVER Communist China has turned chev’s methods could have re­ the strategic and disputed Ky re- In New York, the public con­ down President Johnson’s in­ vived the cult of the personality, nia road on Cyprus. The road is tinues to pay its last respects Complied from formal suggestion that it sign something for which Khrush­ now held by Turkish Cypriot to Ex-President Herbert Ho­ the limited Nuclear Test Ban chev himself had denounc­ forces and has been closed to over-hundreds filing past his Associated Press Treaty and has repeated its caU Greek Cypriots since the crisis ed former Premier Stalin. coffin this morning in a park for a global summit meeting began ten months ago. Its • VIET NAM BATTLE avenue church. National poli­ to abolish nuclear weapons. It control by the UJN. would be Vietnamese told UJ3.authori­ Some outside Communist tical activity virtually has been seems likely the U.S. will turn a step toward a return to ties in South Viet-nam they saw parties have been defending suspended and all four maJor down Red China’s proposal an<J the Communist Viet-cong cap­ Khrushchev and his regim e. normalcy on Cyprus. make some kind of form al plea ture a U ^ , Army special forces candidates attended private that it sign the limited treaty officer after his ammunition • THANT SUGGESTION services for Hoover at the ban. was exhausted during a river UN Secretary-General U • CYPRUS EXPLOSION church- Thursday afternoon. battle. The battle is reported to Thant has suggested that ousted • NEW CAMPUS An explosion Wednesday night Former President Eisenhower rocked the police Compound in have involved Vietnamese and Soviet Premier Khruschev University President Clark Nicosia where the Cyprus M ili­ had planned to attend also, but Viet-cong boats.
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