Grateful Dead could appear here May 20 Security problems may block concert

By Mike Gordon Stills, Nash and Young in late 1969, drew Well the first days are the hardest days 14.000 people, including gate-crashers Don't you worry any more who forced their way in and tore down Cause when life looks like easy street sections of fence. Bowles and Goodspeed There is danger at your door would rather see if a smaller bill in the Think this through widi me 5,000-7,000 audience range can be Let me know your mind smoothly handled first. Whoah what / want to know Is are you kind? OUTSIDE PROMOTER Garcia, Kreutzmann, McKeman, Lesh and Weir: erstwhile troubadors are maybe yes, maybe -Hunter-Garcia, “Unde John's Band" no for May. Much of yesterday's debate, the latest The Grateful Dead have confirmed a in a series of back-end-forth talks May 20 date to perform at UCSB, between A.S. Concerts and the capping nine months of negotiations with Administration, centered over whether A.S. Concerts Committee. would-be Dead promoter Sepp But a problem that has hampered past Donahower of Pacific Presentations has efforts to stage big-name concerts on the expertise and resources necessary to campus — the lack of adequate outdoor handle a concert in the wide-open campus concert facilities — threatens to disrupt fa c ility . plans for the Dead appearance. "At this point we don't believe we're Representatives of the Administration capable of handling a concert with Vol. 53—No. 93 University of California, Santa Barbara Thursday, March 8,1973 and A.S. met for an hour and a quarter 20.000 people," warned Perry. yesterday afternoon in an attempt to iron Vice Chancellor Goodspeed's assistant out past problems with outdoor concerts Bill Steinmetz told Curnutt, "I like you at UCSB, but instead ended up defining and I trust you but I can't believe you more problems to be overcome. you promise no crowd disturbances." Still, as campus ombudsman Geoff Rexroth may face end Curnutt in turn said he would try to Wallace remarked after the meeting, 'The bring Donahower to UCSB to confer with clouds aren't too heavy. I think the administrators over concert problems. date'll come off." Donahower's organization recently staged of employment at UCSB Campus officials, including Vice two Rolling Stones dates in Los Angeles Chancellor Stephen Goodspeed, chief of By Anne Sutherland class, in which students perform their police Derry Bowles and facilities (Cont. on p. 2, col. 4) World-reknowned poet Kenneth written work with music, dance or film, coordinator Kati Perry, aren't as Rexroth, a lecturer in UCSB's English' was disallowed after its second year for optimistic. They see a number of Department, may not be rehired for credit for English majors. LATE BULLETIN logistical roadblocks to a Campus another year of teaching. In response to The purpose of the class, says Rexroth, Stadium appearance by the immensely this news, petitions are being circulated "is not to produce Joni Mitchells or popular Bay-area band: Gerrymander by students who do not want to see the Leonard Cohens, but to produce a —Lack of security at Campus Stadium. i '" popular teacher leave. creative community of writers." Ida Vista twill be moved from the 36th 'The stadium right now is not securable Rexroth has been told that his annual ."This bugs certain people,". Rexroth Assembly District to a Kern County district for any type of concert," admits Perry. under the terms of a reapportion merit bill reappointment hinges on tight budget said, "because it's not like a course on —Danger to stadium turf. passed by voice vote yesterday ip the Stats allotments for next year. Besides the M ilton." Administrators at first objected that a Assembly. pending budget question, Rexroth's age Final voting on the bill is scheduled far this stadium-size tarpaulin needed to keep of 67 has been cited by English "STUDENTS' WILLINGNESS" morning on the Senate floor. Department Chairman Frank Gardiner as broken glass off the field would cost over The shift is a result of last-minute Another of Rexroth’s courses, English amendments to the reapportionment bill, reason for not re-hiring the poet. $12,000; A.S. Concerts Chairman Jim 194, a third quarter sequel to Poetry of putting the Isla Vista and campus area votes University rules state that tenured Curnutt says one can be rented in Los Pre-Literate Peoples and Non-European Angeles for $375. into the cistrict of Bakersfield Democrat Ray faculty must retire at age 67, unless they Civilizations, was cancelled after it had Gonzales. —Lack of medical facilities necessary Isla Vista's powerful Democratic bloc was receive a special reappointment from the been set up. The course dealt with "the department chairman, with approval from for a capacity crowd. the object of last year's Congressional district whole international scene of —Parking. If non-students drive in from gerrymander which linked Isla Vista to Kern the Academic Senate, the Chancellor apd contemporary poetry.” Santa Barbara or Los Angeles, which they County via a "Finger" extending north and east the Board of Regents, But Rexroth, in his "Anything to be done about me," says to the Bakersfield area. certainly w ill, several thousand cars will Putting Isla Vista into Gonzales' district fifth year at UCSB, claims this rule does Rexroth, "depends on the students' not apply in his case because he is not a have to be taken care of — hopefully not would effectively create a "safe" district for willingness to have me." Unknown to on the streets of Isla Vista. incumbent W. Don MacGillivray. Democrat member of the tenured staff. Because of Rexroth, students have organized a Gary Hart came within 1000 votes of unseating his unique position as a sort of —Administrative reluctance to attract petition campaign to express their desire 20,000 rock and roll fans to UCSB. The MacGillivray in last November's election. "writer-in-residence," Rexroth has asked that he continue teaching. for a special reappointment. last concert in Campus Stadium, Crosby,

REQUESTS IGNORED Rexroth has written several letters to the department requesting information Man holds gun on Del Playa residents concerning his status, but he has received little action. He has requested a meeting By Bob Gettlin the cause of the noise and one of the girls commotion and was able to catch a of English Department faculty so that A young man carrying a gun entered a yelled to warn him that the stranger had a glimpse of the assailant as he was jumping they may decide if they want to request Del Playa duplex early Tuesday morning gun. Immediately, the gunman turned on out of the window. funds to continue Rexroth's position. No but was able to make an escape after the the other man, backed him towards the Later, members of the Foot Patrol and meeting has been called. girls he had been holding at gunpoint bedroom and told him, "it's all over now, Santa Barbara Police force arrived at the Although Rexroth is aware of the managed to rush out of their apartment it's all over now." scene but were able to get little many controversies in the English unharmed. The two women then quickly opened information from the man. His Department, he said in a recent interview It was one in the morning when two the sliding glass door in the apartment, description shows that he is young, that "the question of my reappointement women who were typing in their rushed out, jumped over the hedge and probably in his late twenties, with is not factional." apartment answered a knock at the door ran out into the street screaming for help. shoulder length blondish-brown hair, "Poetry and Song," Rexroth’s and were confronted by an unfamiliar The gunman began to panic and rushed about B'B" and around 135 lbs. contemporary poetry writing class, face asking to use their telephone. After back into the living room to see where attracts hundreds of students, who work Also there is little indication of what allowing the stranger to come in and the two women had gone which gave the closely with the writer Rexroth. The he wanted when he entered' the reassuring him that their large Irish other mart, who was now in the bedroom, apartment and pulled out the weapon. As Wolfhound was harmless, the unidentified the chance to climb out the back window they were being tied up the girls asked gunman pulled out a revolver and ordered with another woman who had been him repeatedly what he wanted and Women’s Day! the two girls to lie on the floor and listening from there. intended to do. When they asked him if proceeded to tape their hands together. At that moment, the gunman realized he wanted money he responded with a Today is International Women's Day, so Because there was another woman and that he was in danger of being caught and terse, "yes." take a woman to lunch! Or vice versa. a man in one of the back bedrooms the quickly climbed out of the same bedroom There will be tables in front of the UCen two victims began to make as much noise window and made an escape in an At the present time there is no further distributing information on the Women's as possible without alarming their captor. unidentified vehicle. The only remaining information on the identity of the Movement and other related topics. Fortuhately, the man in the bedroom person in the apartment was a fourth gunman but the Sheriff's Department is came out to the living room to investigate woman who had been wakened by the handling an investigation of the incident. PAGE 2 U CSB DAILY NEXUS THURSDAY, MARCH 8,1973 Nixon cuts threaten pre-school

By Dan Hentschke the Health, Education, and written up to seven letters to At 10:35 a.m. yesterday, a Welfare Department has indicated different officials." mock fire broke out in a small that it will cease all funds to the Santa Barbara Pre-School has house behind the Santa Barbara Santa Barbara Pre-School as of an annual enrollment of 120 Pre-School at 2117 State Street. that date. Cessation of federal low-income children. Of these, Cries for help permeated the funds to the school would mean 25-30 speak no English and receive air as children playing firemen complete financial disaster and special attention from bi-lingual arrived on the scene to rescue the school would be forced to teachers and aids. Enrollment in residents from the imaginary dose. the program is limited to only blaze. Once the other kids were Mary Nelson, staff member of those children whose parents are safely out of the building, the the pre-school, indicated that on welfare, with occasional firemen quickly extinguished the they are currently engaged in a exceptions made for non-English blaze to the cheers of an mass letter writing campaign to speaking children. appreciative crowd. state and federal officials with Enrollment is also limited to Youngsters receive e fair start in life at the Santa Barben Pre-School. Fortunately, no one was hopes of finding other funds for those children who will be photo: Melinda Finn injured, though several persons the program. The letter writing attending kindergarten the were caught in the spray of a will have to pick up steam, following year. be attending. Later the teachers taught to develop thinking and fireman's hose. Unfortunately, however, if it is to be successful, Pre-schools, which have send evaluation questionnaires to speaking skills. When they the participants may never be since there are only two weeks boomed in California since the the kindergarten to get feedback graduate from pre-school they are able to engage in this type of left before the funds are gone. passage o f the A B 1331 which will allow pre-school staff fully equipped to do well in activity again as they all attend "We didn't realize the trouble Pre-school Program Bill in 1966, to enhance their program. kindergarten and further the Santa Barbara Pre-School' we were in until a week ago are staffed by accredited With all children there is a academic endeavors. which after March 16 may no yesterday (Feb. 27)," Nelson elementary school teachers. In strong emphasis upon the All this will end on March 16 if longer be in operation. explained, "but we have had a lot addition, they also have development or a good the financial squeeze which is In coordination with the of support from the parents of psychologists, speech therapists, a self-image, upon the ab ility to get sweeping the federal government President's imnotmding of funds. the children. Some have even nurse, a social service aide, and along with others, both children has its way. The staff of the .volunteers, many who come from and adult; the children are given Santa Barbara Pre-School is CAB on campus. opportunities to make their own asking for letters and other Pre-schools such as this choices, and develop a sense of support urging state legislators to throughout the state actually save responsibility. They are also provide additional funds. 'They do not love the state money in the long run for the education of Grateful Dead Concert... that do not show their love. under-privileged children. William Shakespeare Without these programs many (Cont. from p . 1 ) children would enter elementary which were the only Stones appearances on the west coast not school at a disadvantage and in attended by riots.' many cases will require remedial "Just change seats .with me," Goodspeed told the concerts Choose Keepsake instruction which may not be chairman, "and feel the responsibility for the well-being of 20,000 with complete confidence, entirely successful. people. We have to hold to our original policy: no stadium concerts because the famous Pre-school involvement with unless we can be shown otherwise — and we're giving you a chance to Keepsake Guarantee their pupils does not end vtfien show otherwise." assures a perfect the child progresses on to Facilities coordinator Perry closed the meeting with the suggestion engagement-diamond kindergarten. A case study is that the administration and A.S. parties involved meet again in the of precise cut and prepared on each child and sent immediate future to begin resolving common concerns. superb color. There is to the kindergarten the child wilj So until problems with Campus Stadium can be solved, that promise no finer diamond ring. o f the Dead on May 20 may only be a spring quarter dream. Don't Look for Today’s hold vour breath.

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Brown S whose suit against University 1 public officials has been Maintenance Board director might, then it would wipe out g introduced by Secretary of explained, law enforcement 1 Auto was featured in last Walter Bottleson speculates that Goleta's 3,500 acre-ft. water debt 8 State Edmund G. Brown. agencies, the secretary of B the county's major fresh water that it borrowed from the county quarter's Nexus, has won a $500 state or any resident of the g settlement in Superior Court. The bill is designed to close source "will spill in the next day this past year. = loopholes in the existing state could file a civil suit to S or so ." Additionally, if the lake After a November victory in recover up to the amount of a Small Claims Court, Mann found s statute and give California the Lake water level is presently continues to spill over through = toughest campaign law in the money which was not 1 that University Auto had filed an 750 feet above sea level, the May the Goleta area may find 1 nation. Brown, who may run properly reported by any 1 appeal on the case. At that time watermark of a full reservoir. itself with additional water at its 1 for governor of California, candidate. the money was deposited with Once Cachuma water rises disposal. Bottleson indicated that 1 has said the law will "This means that if a 1 the county clerk, and Mann took another third of a foot, however, once the lake starts spilling ‘It I "absolutely end secret candidate fails to properly 8 the initiative to set a court date the 30 foot high gates which could spill up to a month or so 3 political fund-raising and report $25,000 in 1 for the case. If she hadn't. border the lake will open sending and if we get more rain it may B hidden slush funds" in contributions, he could be 1 University Auto could have excess spillage downstream (along overflow through June." National § California. fined up to $1,000, sent to 1 the Santa Ynez River) to Weather Service readings show waited a year before putting the jail for up to a year and in B case on the court calendar. . The new law, to be eventually empty into the ocean. little prospect of rain this week. g introduced by assemblyman addition required to pay a = In Superior Court on Monday, The ominous clouds that Lake Cachuma last spilled in S . Alan Sieroty, D-Beverly Hills, civil penalty of up to = Judge Kirkpatrick ordered loomed over the country all- last 1969 due to heavy winter rains. $25,000," Brown said. University Auto to pay Mann 1 provides stiff fines and month brought the most rain this Spillage during '69 began in 1 possible jail sentences for The bid contains a unique 1 $500 plus costs. South Coast area has seen since January and was still spilling in g politicians who falsify their provision giving one-half of j| The suit was filed because of 1969. July of that same year. 1 campaign records. any money recovered in a B Eight inches of rain soaked poor workmanship on Mann's civil action to any private g car. The secretary of state said Santa Barbara during February. § a key feature of the proposed citizen filing the suit. This is compared to the dismal The Isla Vista Park and s law is a section requiring "This provision gives an 3 .46" precipitation last February. Recreation District is considering^ § auditing of campaign reports incentive to private citizens 3 Even more astounding are the applying for a loan from the § filed by major candidates. to help enforce the disclosure g seasonal rainfall statistics. For the county to cover their expenses for law in the event that law 1 entire 1971-72 season (Sept. this year. Since Isla Vistans will be paying off the loan through ■ "This provision virtually enforcement agencies refuse S '71-Sept. '72) there was 8.4" of their rent, it might be wise to 1 guarantees that for the first to prosecute guilty 1 rain. So far this water year attend the meeting and give the 5 time in history politicians candidates," Brown said. (through Feb.) the County has district directors input. Also on amassed 21.7" rainfall, according the agenda is an interview with Ted Lakey, a Santa Barbara to Asst. Civil Engineer Eric Rix, a attorney whom the district is graduate of UCSB. considering hiring as its attorney. How does all this rain benefit 8 p.m. in the Planning Office, 966 Goleta and surrounding Embarcadero del Mar tonight!! I <~ \Û aU y

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paid for by IV Court Project PAGE 4 UCSB DAILY NEXUS THURSDAY, MARCH 8,1973 LETTERS: Biased justification Uppity To the Editor: seawall would have no impact, the County Planning In his Nexus letter of February 26, 1973, UCSB Commission demanded that the structure be deleted economist and environmental consultant M. Bruce from the project. Johnson seems to base the defense of his As businessmen, Johnson and the other Woman extra-curricular activities on three major points: consultants known that they must give the customer 1) practically everybody else at the University is what he pays for. No developer is going to hire a doing outside consulting, firm to write a report which will point out all the ¿ssssaassnaamxxssejfy í>ATJENS EN 2) his University duties are being performed reasons why the project should be scuttled. M. Bruce Johnson’s environmental impact statements satisfactorily, International Women’s Day has snuck up on us again, to be greeted are good business, but lousy scholarship. 3) academic freedom gives him the right to with the usual resounding silence. prepare impact statements. The solution to the situation lies in eliminating You could get the idea that the holiday was decreed by paternal Adequate discussion of all three categories would the peculiar circumstances which Johnson and communist government leaders to give women a day off work. The Los be impossible in the space available. Because Dr. similar consultants are exploiting. As long as Angeles Times reports that “Moscow markets and stores have Johnson states under die third classification that developers are allowed to present their own impact blossomed forth this week just in time to celebrate International “Professors Sanders and Frost may not always agree statements for review by governmental agencies, Women’s Day” and identified it as a time when Eastern-Bloc Socialist with what I have to say, but surely they will defend consulting firms will give the builder what he wants: women get gifts of flowers, perfume and candy. my right to say it!” , I will address myself to that a favorable report. Sounds remarkably like Mother’s Day, doesn’t it? Clara Zetkin, who issue. first proposed observing the day, is long since dead, and perhaps that’s The existing conditions are about as logical as Academic freedom is based on the search for just as well. Seeing what has become of her cherished ideas of equality letting the defendant act as his own prosecutor in a truth. Unfortunately, Dr. Johnson’s impact for women could hardly make her happy. court of law. Instead, the governmental bodies statements for the developers seem to be rather March 8 commemorates an 1857 strike by women garment workers should hire staff to prepare the statements and biased towards justifying the projects as proposed. in New York City. (Hah! Bet you thought it was St. Petersburg.) The subsequently bill the developers for the expense For example, his statement for the developers of the women protested long working hours, low wages, and ghastly working ill-fated Tyrolian Village on More Mesa was incurred. conditions with a march. Everything was fine as long as they stayed in When this step is taken, impact statements will criticised strongly as being unsound by two other the poor neighborhoods, but when they tried to carry their protest out cease to be mere sales brochures and professorial members of his own economics department at of their own district the police set upon them. Arrests were made and UCSB. attention will be re-focussed on university duties which include teaching, research and community several women were trampled. Johnson’s firm also was involved in preparing a A repeat performance was held on March 8, 1908. Different cast, service. favorable impact statement for the Vista del same script, but this time the women were also asking for legislation Montecito condominiums at the old Hammond NORMAN K. SANDERS Assistant Professor of Geography, UCSB against child labor and for the vote. Working women of the period Estate. Although the statement claimed that the were not outspoken suffragists, as a rule, and you could hardly blame them. The early suffragist movement consisted mainly of native-born, white, middle-class women, many of whom played upon fears of the No research output Negro and immigrant vote in making their own appeals for the ballot. They were not above pointing out that giving the vote to women To the Editor: Penguin Books in 1971. would help counteract the votes of foreign-bom working class men. It In an attempt to reply to his critics and defend But textbooks (which, as Professor Johnson took a few years to affect an alliance with labor and things sometimes himself from the charge that he has neglected his himself stated, are written for personal profit) are got rather nasty. university duties in favor of his private business not to be confused with scholarly research and, (If that brings to mind today’s fight over the Equal Rights activities, on Monday, February 26, Professor M. anyway, with a 1971 publication date, Professor Amendment, it’s meant to.) Bruce Johnson threw down the challenge that: Johnson’s textbook was probably completed before “Here I stand on my record as Chairman of the he became chairman. (He may complain that his By 1910, when an International Socialist Congress was held in Department of Economics over the past two and duties as chairman have prevented him from Denmark, American women of all classes were beginning to work one-half years, and on my record in teaching and engaging in a program of fruitful scholarly research, together. research. If that record is found wanting, please: but it is my understanding that department submit the evidence.” chairmen at UCSB only have to carry a half-time Zetkin, a founder of the German Communist Party and for many teaching load - of three hours per week.) years a leader in the international communist women’s movement, I have just returned from the faculty research So, it would appear that there is evidence that proposed the adoption of March 8 as International Women’s Day. Poor archives in the library at UCSB where I found that Professor Johnson could usefully devote more of his Clara. She believed that the new laws enacted in the Soviet Union in in the past two and one-half years since Professor time to scholarly research and less to his private the 1920’s would establish the theoretical Marxist ideal of complete Johnson has been Chairman of the Department of business interests in M. Bruce Johnson Associates, equality for women. She couldn’t know that after her death (in 1933) Economics his output of scholarly research has been Inc. Chancellor Cheadle should suggest to Professor the divorce would gain few positions of leadership, and that zero. Johnson that he channel his energies in that communist men would go on expecting their wives to do the There is a slim paperback textbook on direction. housework after a day slaving over a hot tractor. “Household Behavior” in his archive published by RICH JENSEN Still, maybe Clara wouldn’t be too surprised. In a conversation with Lenin in 1920, he told her: Black Studies a trick “The record of your sins, Clara, is even worse. (He is referring to the only reason that black reports that a German woman was trying to organize prostitutes.) I To the Editor: the absence of a tenured administrators and faculty are on have been told that at the evenings arranged for reading and discussion “Black Administrators throw department chairman, has not this campus is because of black with working women, sex and marriage problems come first . . . I each other to the wolves and been given adequate financial students. could not believe my ears . . . You must emphasize strongly that true black students watch in hopeless support for FTEs — another Since it is true that black emancipation of women is not possible except through communism .. dismay.” economic contradiction. And so students produced Black Studies, This is the shameful state o f it is with the Center for Black The communist women’s movement must be a mass movement, a it stands to reason that the only affairs on this campus. While the Studies, no proposals have been part of the general mass movements.” As Clara left Lenin’s study, he justification for the presence of black community hesitates to get funded for the past two years. said to her, “I am going to take advantage of the fact that I was black administrators and faculty involved, the UCSB academic Hence, Black Studies is fading conversing with a woman and will name the notorious female is to serve the interest of black into the past. loquacity as the excuse for being late . . . In general, I must say that regime is viciously students. But the contradiction is underdermining the presence of “Everything is political,” you are really a good listener. But it was this that probably prompted the fact that black administrators black people on this campus — according to H. Rap Brown and me to talk so much.” and faculty are mere academic genocide. The issue of V.I. Lenin. Thus Black Studies functionaries of the UCSB One is tempted to conclude that idealistic Clara was one of the early Akoni being fired from his job as has always been a political academic machine. dupes of communism. Remember her the next time you’re tempted to Director of the Center for Black question. It is not a question of What they fail to realize is that fling yourself into some guy’s cause. Studies, is merely an ominous Games, assistant to Chancellor on (Cont. on p. 9, col. 2) Happy International Women’s Day. sign of things to come. Today minority affairs, vs. Akoni nor of Akoni, tomorrow each and every black students vs. Games, but of by Garry Trudeau DOONESBURY blade person at UCSB. black people vs. the UCSB X______What is the evidence for this academic machine. Black Studies Me. BUNDY?.. ueu,C, SIN, I'M » STUDENT UlHm?.. OH, MEou, 6EE, claim? Recall that in the past two was never designed to be an SIR I THANN you Foe uem N6 ft PAPER ON THE I ’M sonny, sie. I 6/V/NÔ N e e MOMENT- VIETNAM lüfte NOM, A S TH0U6HT you MERE H E S A Y S institution of black power X understand it, you,— years, money has been slowly O F /DUN t im e : X ADVISED MR. JOHNSON INVOLVED IN... M c N a m a r a t h a t — ■ withdrawn from the EOP because that would pose a serious r e A c n e n o w TO HEAVKN COMMIT OUP- O H - U N O ?.. DID IT. RASCAL! S u s y y o u a r e .. SEUVEZ IN VIETNAM \ \ program. Today with the budget threat to the traditional academic / X AND." cuts that Nixon has made in discussion at UCSB. OEO, anti-poverty and the other It was the boycotts, token gestures of the 60’s, it demonstrations, riots and sit-ins stands to reason that there will be of the 60’s that made Black no money left for the minorities. Studies possible. It was black This is the economic rebuttal. students who answered the Let us investigate further, the challenge of the times and Black Studies Department due to created Black Studies. Therefore THURSDAY, MARCH 8,1973 UCSB DAILY NEXUS PAGE 5 The Blinding Light By Richard Procter The registrar's office has prepared this short informational booklet in order to help you make your stay here at UCSB just as tedious and confusing as possible.

As an incoming freshman, you will be expected to attend a number of "Orientation lectures," where administrators whom you will never see again will make long winded and contradictory generalizations about the University, the intellectual community of Isla Vista, the Nature of Man, the smoking of illegal tobacco substitutes in the dorms and how, if you plan it right, your university experience can be the greatest of your career. These statements are not to be taken lightly, as they provide ample proof of just how long it has been since any one of these men has actually attended a class here. At the end of this lecture, the man will ask for questions. Some suggested questions are: "What is. it about UCSB that has skyrocketed it to national prominence in the field erf higher education?" "Are the administrators always willing to provide students with valuable counseling in regard to their respective academic careers?" and "Do you have an interesting and amusing anecdote that might best explain what you mean by 'getting the most' out of my academic career?" These questions must be asked in the order given or the lecture will become even more confusing and photo: Melinda Finn contradictory than it already is. Questions not to ask include: "Who is Maurice Zeitlin?" "What is ‘School for Scandal,’ ‘Tartuffe’ at Lobero meant by the phrase 'dropping enrollment'?" and 'They don't really enforce drug regulations in the dorms do they?" Tonight and tomorrow, those see, the faults lie more in the different tones of both plays. After these lectures you will take part in "Open Reg." Pay strict of the campus community who complications of the scripts This is up to the normal high attention to this event, as in many ways it will typify your University missed the campus run of the rather than in the energy of the standard of Strasburg's set crews, experience. It is here that you will first be able to put into practice the UCSB Repertory Theater will casts. Certainly they far outweigh and is almost worth the price of three magic rules of life in the University. These are: Don't ask have a chance to correct the anything than one might see on admission itself. questions. Keep your nose clean and your hands to yourself, and Never deficiency. The curtain goes up the boob tube, and this may be On Saturday there will be a volunteer. Once you have mastered these simple concepts you will find once again tonight on Vincent the last chance to absorb some matinee performance of yourself a healthier, happier individual, as you won't bother going to Landro's version of Moliere's real live theater before the "Scandal" followed that evening class and w ill spend the day surfing at Devereaux Beach. "Tartuffe," and on Friday night drudgery of finals sets in for by the last run of 'Tartuffe." That glazed look you see on the faces of most of your fellow open the offering will be "School for good. Reserved seating is available registrants is merely a form of "acceptance." They know that standing Scandal," directed by John Under the technical through the Lobero Box Office, in line for 45 minutes to get one class card is almost certainly futile, Harr op. supervision of Le Strasburg the and tickets will probably be sold but over the years they've been able to "accept" this fact, and so they Drama Department has at the door. But these While these are not the still stand in line, waiting for that crucial three seconds in which they'll absolute best theatrical constructed a fine set that performances sell out, so get your find out for sure. performances one might hope to changes slightly to fit the tickets soon. If, by some bizarre quirk of fate, you are able to get the classes you need at Open Reg, report to the Administration Building immediately for debriefing. Otherwise, you will take part in the closest thing to Butterfield stars Sunday; (Cont. on p. 8, col. 4) Beach Boy bash next week. CALENDAR By Abby Haight these days, and Butterfield has picked up the roots THURSDAY, MARCH 8 Music fans can take their pick of concerts this of the blues with the Better Days group. The Bowl CONCERT Woodwind and flute, in Lotte Lehmann Hail at noon. month with rock, blues and jazz happening in Santa is the perfect setting for a mellow afternoon of Free. LECTURE Henry Wallich on "How to Grow Safely" in Barbara. blues music. Tickets for the 1 30 show are available Robertson Gym at 8 p.m, A.S. Concerts presents the Beach Boys at 8 p.m. at Music Odyssey and Yellowstone Clothing on March 17 in Robertson Gym. The surfin' boys Company in I.V . fora mere $3. FRIDAY, MARCH 9 will not only play songs from their latest album And for jazz fans, March 28 is the day that the WALDO'S In the UCen Program Lounge at 8 p.m. Free. ■'Holland" (see review page 6) but have promised to Mahavishnu Orchestra hits Santa Barbara. John McLaughlin has combined rock, jazz and Eastern treat surfers and rock fans to some of their hits SATURDAY. MARCH 10 from the days of shaggy blonde hair and striped music into a knock-out jazz form that excites nearly BA LLET "Cantique De La Vie" in Campbell Hall at 7:30 p.m. tee-shirts. Tickets for the show, a benefit for prison everyone who hears it. Robbie Basho, an excellent INTERIM COFFEEHOUSE Opens at 8 p.m. reform are $3.50 for students and $4 for others, and guitarist who is also into a mystical trip, will are on sale at the UCen information booth and second-bill show. Basho is on John Fahey's Takoma SUNDAY, MARCH It Mominglory Music. label, and has much in common with his friends FILM "Charley Bubbles" in Campbell Hall at 7:30p.m . If you dig the blues, this Sunday March 11 is Fahey and Leo Kottke. McLaughlin has been called your day for music. Paul Butterfield and Better "one of the greatest living guitarists," and MONDAY .MARC H Days, his new group which includes Geoff Muldaur the show should be musically superb. The Granada CONCERT Music From Marlboro in Campbell Hall at 8 p.m. (formerly with Jim Kweskin) will headline an Theatre is the site for two shows: 7:30 and 10 p.nrv. afternoon at the Santa Barbara County Bowl. Also and tickets can be had for $3.75 at Music Odyssey TUESDAY, MARCH 13 and Yellowstone Clothing Co. on the bill are Sonny Terry and Brownie McGhee, LECTURE By Bishop J. Brooke Moseley in Ellison 1910 at 3 two well-respected old time blues men who have Also, next quarter's concert scene looks bright on p.m . Free. campus with the Kinks, Commander Cody and The played with everyone from Leadbelly to Blind Boy FILM "The Strawberry Statement" in Campbell Hall at 7 and 9 Lost Planet Airmen, and Mason Profitt in Robertson Williams. Sonny's harmonica and Brownie's guitar p.m . Gym April 15. turn out some of thè finest traditional blues around CONCERT Wind Ensemble in Lotte Lehmann Hall at 8 p.m. Free.

THURSDAY, MARCH IS CONCERT "Musica Antiqua" in Lotte Lehmann at noon. Free. CONCERT Woodwind Chamber Music in Lotte Lehmann at 8 p.m . Free.

FRIDAY .MARCH 16 FILM "Camelot" in Campbell Hall at 7:30 p.m. WALDO'S In the Program Lounge at 8 p.m. CONCERT University Symphony Orchestra in Lotte Lehmann Hall at 8 p.m. *%-£

SATURDAY, MARCH 17 CONCERT Earl Robinson in Campbell Hall at 8 p.m.

SUNOAY. MARCH 18 FILM "Memories of Underdevelopment" in Campbell Hall at 7 :3 0 p.m . PAGE 6 U CSB DAILY NEXUS THURSDAY, BOOKS RECORD REVIEW Puritanism perpetuates impotence Beach Boys POWER AND INNOCENCE by Rollo May as a sop to ones conscience but which provokes HO "One of the reasons we have made so little resentment and attack from others as well as cutting The B progress In our mitigation of violence is that we off awareness and promoting apathy in its possessor. I've always been a Beach Boys fan. " have determinedly overlooked the elements in it The pseudo-innocent is likely to be very idealistic was planning to move to California, an that are attractive, alluring and fascinating." and sincere, and also self-righteous and blind to his bunny, surfin' U.S.A. and dancing In his latest book, Rollo May "bucks the own complicity with evil. circumstances didn't materialize when I fashionable notion that "all you need is love." The Sincerity is not enough, says May:' "Each man is Lady from Pasadena" and I realized t prominent psychologist suggests that violence is an responsible for the effects of his own actions as well accurate picture of some of the facets of attempt to escape a feeling of insignificance and as his intentions and sincerity . . . We are also The Beach Boys, unlike their counter impotence. Perpetuating those feelings he finds the responsible for becoming as aware as we can of up with their fans and remained in the puritanistic desire to preserve the appearance of these effects." year, like many of us, they split the co HENRY WALLICH, Yale innocence and the belief that power is evil. Exploring the positive sides of power and professor of economy and former record. Not surprisingly, "Holland," th anything they've ever done. According to the author, this book is the aggression, May, like Camus, focuses on the figure Assistant Secretary of the The guts of the album is a trilogy slow-growing fruit of his experience with of the rebel, who is shown to be both necessary for Treasury, will lecture tonight on1 tuberculosis, a disease that threatened to kill him as and dependent on society. Treating the "How to Grow Safely" in homesickness and love for the coast. Mi long as he delegated the responsibility for fighting it mythological Prometheus and the historical figures Campbell Hall at 8 p.m. although Lové on his return from Hoi Ian to the doctors and medicine. May says he begah to of abolitionists, civil rights activists and men such as Admission is 50c or with a series the legendary town that so many peopl recover only when he put his own will to live into Gandhi, he shows how the rebel uses the power of ticket "Big Sur I've got plans for you/ Me an the fight. his voice to correct injustice and prevent society's lengthy list of lovers/ And live In cany In case studies and in literature. May documents stagnation. Also like Camus, May regards "a writes. The middle section is entitled "T his thesis that "the co-operative and loving side of solidarity with mankind" rather than a search for Marinaccio of some borderline verse with Al Jardiijp' existence goes hand in hand with coping and innocence as necessary for constructive rebellion. is purely joyous Beach Boys celebrating power." True innocence — the ignorance of the The author rejects as dehumanizing the exclusive banjo, an instrument that the Beach Bç child — seeks in experience its own destruction and use of outside forces to eliminate the problems of Ballet group chorus of "Ooooh, water" on this track t transformation into wisdom. This requires the violence and alienation. Of "Skinnerian" Dennis Wilson's composing is getting development of self-affirmation, self-assertion and behaviorism, which he concedes to have a PART of This Saturday night, March 10, album: "Steamboat" which has a bass aggression. It is when anger and conflict are hidden the truth about man, he says, "... the emphasis on the Gene Marinaccio American "Only With You," a peaceful love song and repressed that they erupt into violence. 'altering preferences' can actually be harmful in that Concert Ballet will present weddings. Carl Wilson's vocal interprétât: The pose of noninvolvement for moral reasons, or it leads to the state that de Tocqueville designates as Marlnaccio's epic work "Cantlque and expressive. of love combined with a renunciation of power. characteristic of Americans —'That we are bodily de la Vie" in Campbell Hall at 8 The Beach Boys have added South A May calls "pseudo-innocence," a quality that is used (Cont. on p. 7, col. 3) p.m . the group, and these musicians round t‘ Marinaccio, a former featured song "Leavin' This Town" is a show The City College Film Society performer with the Ballet Ruse commendable job on vocals and Fataar A SPECIAL 5AIUTA BARBARA 5 HOW Presents de Monte Carlo, is considered a Synthesizer. The Firesign Theatre highly versatile choreographer, The album opens and closes with two In mlxig a broad range of music as Martian Space receiving wide air-play on top-40 right na well as dance. In addition to "Funky Pretty" manages to merge all th Party "Cantique de la Vie," the stirring rather than blending. There are also company will present "Garden of to top it off the lyrics concern a woman Delight" and "Quarted in D little bit of everything over the past 10 ROBBl’e BflSHO Reefer Major" choreographed to music your youth rush past you in one beautiful by Samuel Barber. A noteworthy aspect of the album is fófedneeday evening ,fa rc ii 2 6 Madness Tickets are available from all geography in Jack. Rieley’s lyrics. The' (The quagmire that drags the usual sources, including particularly on "The Trader," and as it women down) T ickets« $9.75 on POINTS SHOfPINS Discount Records, and the Arts "Holland" is indeed a tribute to Californi SA LÌ AT YCUMfeTMK T a w sfio w e CENTER, ? March 9 & 10 and Lectures Ticket Office. CLOTHM»6, X. V. i S - EARTHLINQ BOOKS. 7:30 and 10 M IL espu ¿made h a l l , FRIDAY & SATURDAY WHOLE MtTM HAWrE T ' OXNARD -S rc- OR rviu. 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BLUE OX STEAK HOUSE | BEHCHB0Y8 Steaks e Chicken • Lobster / 5555 Hollister Ave., Goleta UCSB AT THE LOBERO Tonight: (8:30 pm) • SATURDAY, MARCH 17 Tartuffe Friday: (8:30 pm) ! 8:00 P.M. The School for Scandal i Robertson gym Saturday: The School For Scandal (2 :0 0 p m ) Tartuffe (8 :3 0 p m ) I Tickets at UCen Information Booth and Morninglory Music LOBERO THEATRE A BENEFIT FOR PRISON REFORM ; ; - ^ Tickets $2.50 (students $1.50) 966-3772 —reserved seating— 8,1973 UCSB DAILY NEXUS PAGE 7 BOOKS SANTA BARBARA ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE FO t THEATRE INFORMATION CALL 962-8111 Puritan impotence LEMMON and BILLY WILDER Do It Agate!) A Ne« Smash Like "The Apartment,"! ve and well "Sama UM M Hat” « i l "baa la t (Continued from p. 6) JACK LEMMON JUUET MUSI freer than Europeans but intellectually more conformist and spiritually iMUrVUB rnia Girls" came out just as my family more in bondage." B;F. Skinner, says May, is a man who has power Utenti!na ntasized myself as a cool blonde beach needs he has pot yet confronted. ^H_f«mwatar -»mie* Artista IH*» | BE0R8E C JC O T T .T K H a V m r e beach at sunset. Although these May credits behaviorism, along with politics and advertising, with in Pasadena, I did find the "Little Old taking the poetry out of our language by using technical jargon GRANADA 1216 State Street rfer musicians were painting a fairly unnecessarily and by promoting the use of words for effect rather than erhood in California. to communicate. Ian and Dean, for instance! have grown May rejects also the suggestion that TV or "our society" is to blame $ spotlight for over 10 years now. Last for the violent individual. He points out that violence has existed in went to Holland to make their latest reality and in artistic media long before the advent of TV , and that It of their exile, is as California-y as THE BISHOP J. BROOKE "our society" is no one but ourselves. MOSELY, president of the Union d "California Saga," and it cries of Theological Seminary, will lecture e's "Big Sur" is flowing folk-rock, and Tuesday, March 13, on the right here in Santa Barbara, he glorifies subject "Women's Lib Means an ideal haven to camp out or live in. Men's Lib." Time: 3 p.m. Place: ;e are going to/ Add ourselves to your Ellison 1910. Admission: free. vered with a springtime green . . ." he ks of Eagles" and combines a recitation May faults hip psychology for its lack of tragic vision. "The human s^ive music. "California," the last part, M arlboro potential movement has fallen heir to the form of innocence prevalent lifornia we all love accompanied by a in America, namely that we grow toward greater and greater moral If! use more often. There's a harmonic perfection." The problem of violence can be solved only by finding mplifies their harmony at its best, Music fete "ways that people can achieve significance and recognition," which in all the time. He wrote two songs on the Music by Ravel, Schumann and turn depends upon the development of awareness and the use of power at sounds like a steamboat moves, and Mendelssohn w ill be performed in by the individual. "Power is the birthright of every human being. It is will probably be sung at many coastal FAIRVIEW the Music From Marlboro concert the source of his self-esteem, and the root of the conviction that he is 251. N Tj.rv.fw ■ o*»i. Mike Love's lyrics on this cut are clear at UCSB on Monday, March 12, interpersonally significant." at 8 p.m. in Campbell Hall. "Power and Innocence" is courageous in insisting upon a currently s Blondie Chaplin and Ricky Fataar to The program at UCSB will be unpopular truth. May's book is dear and not technical. Considering PM(NJ ATEO FOR Tn I " academ y up out to a first-rate rock band. Their comprised of Piano Quartet in F the specialization of the topic and the generality with which it is *PU**JG BEST PICTURE r their talent, with Chaplin doing a minor. Op. 2 (1823) by treated, one is tempted to regard the 260 page book as padded. But ing some interesting work on the Moog Mendelssohn; Sonata for Violin the length is the result of May's use of interesting literary and clinical and Cello (1920-1922) by Ravel; examples; the lack of concision in the work is enjoyable and not ilson compositions. "Sail on Sailor" is and Piano Quartet in E annoying so one enjoys the fact that the book is not as concise as it PG Cianci bably due to its nearly-Motown sound. Flat Major, Op. 47 (1942) by could be. "APRIL FOOLS" (PG) Beach Boys are and ever have been by Schumann. — Mitch Cohen RIVIERA jx harmonies, at least four melodies, and Near Santa Barbara Mission Tickets for Music Frorh :s turned Love's head around. There's a Marlboro are available at in the cut, and you can't help but feel üEP^M AGIC.^ LANTERNS Discount Records, Tapes, Etc. m when you listen to it. [Mi and Lobero Theatre and the Arts ncentration on California history and and Lectures Ticket Office on the ■s ifftF a picture of California as it was, UCSB campus. our state's most natural places today. f —Abby Haight CINEMA BEST m n JÉÉ ÙÊÊÊ As this is the last Arts section 6050 Hollister Ave; • Colete FMEiM LM6UASE FILM j this quarter, the Arts staff STORY MO SCREENPLAY j ACADEMY 4M just wants to say, "H i" from 4 ACADEMY AWARD BEST NOMINATIONS A film bgr Luis Bunuel ACTUM* . A p y all of us to all of you. Stay MMURQSS BEST PICTURE -THE DISCREET CHARM NGS Che Legend of Boggy Creeh tuned for more next quarter. ¡ g . o r th e bourgeoisie: THE BEST ACTRESS & & "BORSOLINO" (PG) LUES anew land...anerw hope lHIGH. 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There are many sickening peasants, who expected "Discreet Charm" continues dovetailed with the history books successful techniques for obtaining classes in this manner, most of gold to lie in the road, and many of the themes that Buñuel that are distributed year after which I am prohibited by law from describing in this space. Suffioe it penultimately realize that by initiated forty five years ago with year in the educational system to say'that you will need rubber cement on your fingers, shin guards God, America may not be perfect "An Andalusian Dog" — a hatred with such a gay disregard for - and chest protector, and the ability to imitate others' voices to • but it sure is neat. This film is an of the petty bourgeoisie, the what may or may not have ever succeed. insulting attempt to appeal to the utilization of surrealist humor, occurred, which is to say that Well, you are now ready to decide what courses to take. If you crudest jingoism it can foster. the obssessive dream-like you either enjoy being lied to or have already decided on a major, you are half way home. You only Any given 15 minutes of the imagery. Only Discreet Charm somewhere along the line you got have to wade through the mounds of obfuscation and half truth movie is as watchable as a isn't a call for wholesale tired of thinking against offered by one department. This should not take any more than two well-done portrait of boring, destruction of the social order. overwhelming odds and began years, three at the very most till you figure out what is actually going non-existent people, Buñuel is more mellow now, and believing the school board's on. accompanied by a sound track of the film is content merely to nonsense; but you feel that less All others are in big trouble. Luckily, we here in the Administration a whirring projector, can be ridicule the follies of that class. plot line and more of a have deifeloped a list of what are called "general ed" requirements to expected to be. Back in the 1940's Buñuel did pseudo-cinema verite approach aid students in their career. Students taking these classes then know —Steven F. Belton his time in Hollywood, where the makes any movie more exciting; enough to avoid anything even vaguely resembling them in the future. moguls in their infinite wisdom then you will love "The Most departments provide "survey courses" to provide a general relegated him to translating their Emigrants." background of knowledge which can be drawn upon at a later time. ‘Bourgeoisie’ latest product into Spanish for Jan Troell, the — for want of a Examples of this type of class include English 1A-1B, where students foreign markets. The irony is that better word — director of this "The Discreet Charm of the run the entire gamut of European dnd American literature. Discussion this film directed by any film , obviously saw a preview of Bourgeoisie" is as lively and topics include Being and Nothingness, What is Man?, The Nature o f Hollywood director would have his film and realized that it had intelligent a piece of Truth, and The Novel as Literature. Another example is History been a dismal mass of self no ending (not surprising — it has entertainment as has been 4A-B-C, where students survey the entire history of the whole world. indulgence, but with the deft no beginning either: but oh what released in a goodly while. It's an hand of Buñuel in charge, the a boring middle!), so he tacked amusing cinematic joke by Louis So there you have it. That's the UCSB story in a nutshell. By film is consistently lively and on a typewritten statement to the Buñuel, made at the expense of carefully observing the bureaucratic foulups and the senseless red tape one of his favorite targets, the delightful. involved in doing anything of worth, the student prepares himself to effect that there is a sequel Rich Proctor coming. Those loveable Swedish upper middle classes. deal with life outside the University structure. And, after all, that's the peasants, having failed to raise The film is about an real reason for being here. decent crops in the old country, ambassador from Miranda, a Hugh Sejon-Watson, having encountered organized small (fictitious) country who professor of Russian history religion that is as silly as their uses his diplomatic immunity to at the University of London, own maverick brand of voodoo, smuggle cocaine. He has a small will be on campus next Concert next week having had a few babies die circle of friends in the oountry, Wednesday to speak on the already; having set out on a 10 and they swap visits. topic of "The Unification of The University Symphony UCSB's Lotte Lehmann Concert year boat trip that killed off a What the film is really about the Yugoslavs." Seton-Watson Orchestra, under the^direction of H all. few more babies; having left a are the innummerable dream is the author of 'The Eastern Ronald Ondrejka, will feature Sponsoring the event are the European Revolution" and young violinist N in a UCSB Music Affiliates under the other works. The lecture will Bodnar-Horton in its upcoming chairmanship of William H. -COUPON- be in Ellison 1910 at 3 p.m. scholarship benefit concert Perloff. March 14. Friday, March 16 at 8:30 p.m. in General admission, student, and patron tickets may be^ purchased at the campus box $1.00 off ANY OFFICIAL ASUCSB office. Discount Records and the Lobero Theatre. Steven Wilson and Teri Murai LARGE PIZZA CHARTER FLIGHTS are assistant conductors for the TODAY ONLY For Stidents, Faulty, aid Staff performance. Violinist Bbdnar-Horton will 3/8/73 PLUS RAILPASSES, INTRA EUROPEAN CHARTERS, HOSTEL WITH THIS AD R u m r s play Bruch's "Concerto in G PASSES, CAMPING, AND NON-CAMPING TOURS. JOBS Minor, Op. 26." A seventh grade OVERSEAS... EVERYTHING YOU COULD POSSIBLY WANT IN STUDENT TRAVEL WITH REPUTABLE student at La Colina Junior High ORGANIZATIONS. and the winner of numerous RHA & UCen Activities Present SEE A.S. 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Isla Vista Community Council public Corle book forum of candidates running for the Goleta Union School District Contest open Sheriff mugged Board, 7:30 at St. Mark's. Library tour with suggestions fat Every year the UCSB library’s Santa Barbara Sheriff's Deputy handcuff him, Johannessen TODAY those last minute papers. 1 pun. at Department of Special Mike Kemp suffered severe pushed both deputies away, and Campus Go club meets at 7:30 in the the Info Desk near the west door. Collections sponsors the Edwin lacerations Tuesday night as a ran into a nearby field. Officer UCen. Mecha meeting at 7:30 in the Anacapa Corle Book Contest which, result of a beating by Isla Vista Wright radioed for help as Officer Guitar class at 7:30 for beginners and Dorm lounge. according to department head resident Kjell Johannesseri. Kemp chased the suspect into 8:30 for intermediates at the Mu Phi Epsilon concert begins at 8 in Christian Brun, is intended, "to According to Dep. Dennis Nix, the field. A struggle ensued, IVCSC, Suite A. Donations Music 1145. FREEH ' inculcate love of reading" and to Deputy Wright stopped eventually leaving Johannessen accepted. Park District Board meeting ajt 7:30 at encourage students to build a Johannessen’s car near Los on top of Officer Kemp, Hatha Yoga class at 5 at the IVCSC, the I.V. Planning Office. personal library around their Cameras and Hollister around allegedly beating him on the head Suite F. Re-evaluation counseling club meets individual interests. midnight. He then proceeded to with a block of concrete and Assemblyman MacGillivray’s Campus from 12-1 in UCen 1132. Santa Barbara Friends meeting will Any undergraduate or graduate ask the suspect to get out of his attempting to gouge his eyes out Liaison will hold office hours from meet at 7:30 at the URC. student at UCSB is eligible to car at 'which point Johannessen with his thumbs. 9-9 in UCen 3177. KIBBUTZ Experiment: meets at 8 in UCSB Surfing Team meeting to be At this point, as more sheriff's enter the contest and may win reportedly just stared into space, the UCen music lounge to plan held at 8:30 in UCen 2292 to deputies were arriving on the from $50 to $200 if their leading the officer to believe the workshop for next quarter and discuss contest' with UCLA and collection is judged to "represent suspect was under the influence scene, Johannessen fled. He later summarize individual group Pepperdine. a well-defined field of interest in of drugs — apparently in a "drug gave him self up "without interactions. All welcome. Yogi Haeckel holds classes in which the owner has chosen to type daze." resistance. International Relations Political Complete Yoga from 12-2 and 3-5 collect." Each entry is given As Deputy Michael Kemp The suspect, 25, was Forum from 8:30-9 on KCSB. in UCen 2272. Special meditation special attention as to the extent arrived Johannessen was subsequently booked on driving Isla Vista Community Theatre and chanting groups will be arranged. More info at 967-1860 oi to which it relates to the personal persuaded to get out of his car, at under the influence of drugs; auditions for next bill of one-act 966-7400. interest of the contestant and the which time he slumped to the resisting arrest, attempted murder plays. Two originals and two published. 7:30 at Das Institut, Scottish country dancing from particular books in the ground. of a peace officer and attempted Picasso and del Norte. 7:30-10 in the Program Lounge. individual's library should add As the officers attempted to mayhem, all felonies. depth to the subject which his literary collection deals with. Brun pointed out that one of the largest misconceptions about A political question the contest is that the entries (Cont. from p. 4) The task at hand is to develop « • P h i/ a e / t i f p h i a n must be rare or unusual types of Black Studies was only a trick and implement a theory of social books. AIL types of areas are designed to give the appearance change. Down with black people acceptable as fields of interest Motea Steak, to the Santa Barbara community fighting each other. Down with and past .winners have had that UCSB is a liberal institution. “Uncle Tom” and “Superfly.” Onions 0- Mushrooms 2 $ , O f f collections ranging from science on a fiction to the Jacksonian Era in On the contrary, it is conservative Right on with fighting -to consolidate Black Studies. Right Ills Great Western America. In 1966, . Grant and right-wing to the bone! tO inch roti on with moving on the UCSB (liai* 9, TTnanâa Pa Hutchinson went on to win the What is to be done? All black TODAY ONLY ylBaft K AwaylB WBe people on this campus must academic machine which is part national contest after capturing 3/1/73 (Next to Rutty's) first prize at UCSB for his accept the task that history has and parcel of the bourgeois state. collection on the "Art of thrust upon us. This task is to We must smash it by all means. >♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦»♦♦4♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»+♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Legerdemain." smash the bourgeois state by all We must combat academic genocide by any means necessary. A ll entries should be submitted means. We must cast off the VOXAFRICANA MASSAGE WORKSHOP I to the department of special fetters of “Uncle Tomism” and AL-HADJ1 YUSUF MALIK collections on the eighth floor of “Superfly” and deal boldly with 1 DROP IN GATHERINGS TAKE AN the library by March 27. the task at hand! African-American Editor EVENING OFF TO GET YOUR HEAD BACK FOR FINALS - I.V.C.S.C. SUITE F BRING TH IS AD IN UCSB SPECIAL 7:30 MONDAYS BRING A SWIMSUIT WEDNESDAYS H. 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The nine assists over the Golfers succumb; take on USC weekend finalized his new Competing against eight in the second best Gaucho season-long school record at 137. schools in the First Annual UCI performance with a 77-76 153. A n 't eater Invitational Today our golfers take on USC Tournament last weekend, at the Vall&y course in Santa U CSB's golf team could manage Barbara. Tee off time is 1«p.m. 'Reminder only a seventh place finish. Coming up on March 29-30 is the i i Playing on the par 72 course, First Annual Pacific Coast All Physical Activities sophomore Fred Shoemaker led Invitational which will be hosted ’ i lockers must be cleared and the Gauchos with a 73-77 150 by UCSB at the newly completed 1 equipment turned in by 1 stroke total. This, however, was Sandpiper golf course. If you are 1 Friday, March 16 by 4:30 not good enough to finish in the interested in watching some of p.m. After this date fines will top 10, as three rival golfers tied the finest in collegiate golf plan i be imposed. for first with a 145 total. Larry to be in attendance. J Austin, a junior at UCSB, turned DIVERS DEN, INC SKIN "Adventure Underwater" DIVING

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The Institute for Paralegal Training 13th floor 401 Walnut St.. Phila.. Pa. 19106 CRMXNO Ju SUR (215> WA 5-0905 ¥ ) ______i PAGE 12 U CSB DAILY NEXUS THURSDAY, MARCH 8,1973 {Teacher survey to] Plyley elected Credit Union president „ By Scott Larson ideas behind the credit union Marcy Manning was designated Gene Plyley, jeweler and were to create a "common bond" as office manager and Rogan | be shown May 14 | long-time Isla Vista resident, was among Isla Vistans and provide a Thompson was named assistant elected Tuesday night as community-controlled financial office manager. :§ On May 14 there should be a mad rush on the local bookstore | president of the Board of organization as an alternative to A motion was passed | for a certain publication, not only by students, but faculty | Directors of the Isla Vista organizations such as the Bank of unanimously by the board to P members as well. The publication is a revival of the long dormant | Community Federal Credit Am erica. thank former board -member P Survey of Courses and Teaching — an evaluation of professors by 1 Union. Other officers elected included Brandt Allen for his service as §§ their students. | Plyley, by putting his name in Marc Burns, first vice president in president. jjf This past tradition has been brought back to life through the | nomination for the presidency, charge of public relations and Much time was spent by the Is Academic Affairs Board of the Associated Students, under the § told those present at the education; Renee Yarbrough, board discussing policy and H direction of Bob Leland, project coordinator, and survey editor. | organizational meeting that the second vice president in charge of organizational matters among P According to Leland, this ambitious survey will be over 120 pages | decision to do so had come after loan collection; Wanda which was authorization to mail p of faculty reviews, graphics, ads, articles and forums on academic | a great deal of thought.. Plyley Michalenko, secretary; Bill seven ''demand letters." §jj issues by professors, and capsule accounts of new research on |i was a mainstay for the teetering Cushman, treasurer and Don threatening court action to §| campus. credit union for several months Haran and Jan Hansen, assistant members having shown bad faith % Each professor's review will include their research interests and | when leadership had been treasurers. in repaying delinquent loans. abdicated and accumulated P manner of conducting their classes. For all those agreeing to | Earl Robinson, comp­ the Santa Barbara area in May 5§ release their quarterly survey data, there will also be an | delinquent loans appeared too oser-conductor-singer-lecturer, 1970 (post bank burning, pro insurmountable to collect. % assessment of their teaching effectiveness in their various learning | will perform his songs on March mass arrests) to portray what he Rekindling interest in the || situations. Comments by both their students and the professor | 17 at 8 p.m. in SH 1009. Among feels to be "the pain and wonder y original idea behind the credit % will be included along with a brief statistical rating from the | his more popular works are "Joe of America." His impressions of union, Plyley and others who p professor's courses, in an effort to produce a thorough and | Hill," sung by Joan Baez at that evening were arranged into a || meaningful resume. rallied to save it managed to Woodstock, "Black and White," "talking blues" titled "Strange resurrect the organization and || The survey has enjoyed the cooperation of over one-third of | performed by Three Dog Night, Unusual Evening" — which will barely avoid liquidation by the ft the undergraduate faculty already, and survey staff members are | and "BaHad for Americans," seen be a central part of his upcoming federal government. Original $ now pursuing a vigorous campaign of personally contacting all I on NBC-TV. Earl performed in concert.______- , p professors in the Schools of Letters and Sciences and Engineering | | to enlist support and answer questions. 1 The Departments of Chemical and Nuclear Engineering, and | | Classics/Latin/Greek, were the first to score 100% in cooperation. | 1 Not far behind are political science, biological sciences, | F R E E B O N U S |;i psychology and drama. FROM

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