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Vol. 16, No. 65 San Fernando Valley State College Tuesday, Match 7, 1972 'Mohawk nation lives' Indian Tom Porter tells students about tradition
By Jane Piatt he explained believe everything STAFF WRITFR on earth follows an eternal cycle. "The Mohawk people still live," "Our heaven is on this land," an Indian spokesman, Tom Por he stated. ter, told a crowd gathered at Porter described the. strong the Open Forum Friday. winds, which muffled his voice Porter is a member of the at times, as a "purification of White Roots of Peace, a group life." He commented that Los of several Indian tribes which tra Angeles smog gave him head vels through the United States and aches. Canada to share their culture and He told the crowd, "When you offer their friendship to every have polluted the last river, chop one. ped down the last tree, then and "We're trying to present a cul only then will you realize you can'I tural experience of the Mohawk eat all the money in the bank." Nation," said Porter, whose In He said the White man has ev dian name was changed by go olved to the point where "his vernment officials when he was a Christmas trees look like New child. York City at night." Speaking to an anthropology Porter .said the White man has class earlier in the day, Porter broken every treaty ever made said "people don't understand with thelndians, while "mypeople what we are. and what we stand (the Mohawks) never broke,a for. treaty." "We want to stop the assi In .school. Porter said, he was milation process," he said. " taught that George Washington At the Opeh Forum, he said was the father of the country, the United States and Canada have but the .Mohawks refer to Wash tried to destroy the Mohawk^nat- ington as "the village destroyer." Roofs of peace ion "at all costs" for hundreds As Porter spoke, passersby Daily Sundial photo by Greg Lewis of years, and missionaries of looked at a display of Indian Two dancers join in a round dance during the White Roots of various faiths have tried to con artifacts, crafts, posters and Peace program held at noon Friday in the Open Forum. vert the Indians. txjoks. He Invited the audience Despite this, the Mohawks have to join in a ''cultural exchange Speaking to an anthropology AUany Convention in 1754, Ben survived, Porter pointed out, al "^through social song and dance." class. Porter outlined the or jamin Franklin asked the Indians though "it is difficult for us to At first, a small group got up and ganization of the Iroquois con how they were able to unify when hold onto our culture." He said participated as the Indians led federacy, which he called "the the 13 colonies were unable to do he l^elieves each Individual should tfiem in a roiind dance and other first League of Nations." He so. try to find his identity through traditional dances, but the group explained their system of law finding the "truth of his race.'" grew in size as more observers making in which no laW woiild be Porter then discussed govern Porter explained the wampum slowly joined in. passed without the agreement of ment treatment of thelndians. As string is not the stereotyped In As part of the day's program, all the clans. late as the 1930'S, he said, any dian money, but is a "saCred the White Roots of Peace spoke According to Mohawk tradition, Indian who left the reservation religious object by which truth to several classes, including po the women pick the leaders from was shot. Currently the govern is known." litical science, hiikt9ry and, an their male children because "no ment relocation program Is aim As the crowd listened atten thropology. Different aspects of body knows better than a mother ed at getting the Indians off the tively. Porter described various Indian culture were emphasized alx)ut her children." reservations and Into the main Mohawk beliefs. The Mohawks, to fit the interests of each class. -Porter mentioned that at the stream of the big cities.
Sundial cited for Student senate passes overallexcellence day care center plans The Daily Sundial lyas rated se porting with his article last se- submitted to the student body as a cond best in overall excellence niester on Rincon Hall and John Proposals to institute a day referendum March 22,23,and24. among college newspapers in the Balzar placed first with his spot care center on campus passed the Students will vote on whether state Saturday by the California news story on the May 5 demon Associated Students;.. Senate they want to have their registra Intercollegiate ^Press Assoqia- strations at Valley State last Thursday, after the prior ap tion fees increased from $9.50 tion. ' I spring. proval of College President James Cleary and the Faculty to $10 a semester to pay for the The Sundial won an additional Sundial Entertainment Editor center,^ ^a Nancy Sayles took a third in en Senate. six awards with Scene magazine The final draft of the new con tertainment sections and Smith winning an award for photography Su.san Hospodar, associated stitution to reorganizls-the^ stu took another third in column wri and KEDC-FM t&king three more. women's president and day care dent government was also submit ting. Under past, editors Steve Smith committee chairmert, said there ted to the senators for their con and Harold Klopper, the Sundial Bob Chamberlin received a is another faculty group currently sideration, and will be voted on finished behind Long Beach second placfe for his cover photo working on locating a building site Thursday. With senate approval, State's Forty Niner which was on ScAie magazine and three aw for the (ienter. the constitution will be Included judged number one in the state. ards were presented to KEDC The proposals, which took se on the referendum with the day Smith was presented with a first news reporters Ron Stark, Dave care center fees. ' , place award for Interpretative re Hall and Jim Kerr. ven months to develop, will be ^ v:
.'ffpA.Ji3 iM^mti^ism^lWiir..' Ofey state Dally Stmdlal Marcli 7, 1972 J>00-REES ANYONE? Indian foods featured in new exotic cooking class He said he learned to cook for By Paula Smith zed by the combination of spic STAFf= WRITER ,.,- es which accent the flavor of the himself as a means of survival Approximately 20 aspiring meat or herbs used in the dish and now shows others the art of chefs crowded the kitchen of being prepared. Green chili, of Indian cooking as a hobby. He the Dialog Center last Thurs the extremely hot variety, is a added, "I feel the teaching of day for one of the Experimen predominant ingredient of In foreigii cooking should be en tal College's classes concern dian cusine, in addition to cum couraged. Students enjoy dif ed with exotic foods of India. min seeds, lemon pepper and ferent things other than only a Profulla Mondol, class instruc ginger root. Something sweet, living, learning situation." Mon tor, and his wife Christy demon usually yogurt, is always includ dol said tluit the college cafeteria strated to attentive students the ed to finish off the meal as des supplies all the food for Ws clas art of making the week's fea sert, he said. ses at no charge. tured menu items—chicken cur As the food was cooking, Mon Students took turns kneading ry, and poo-rees (deep fried dol commented, "Indian cooking the poo-rees dough and dropping bread). As Mondol added spi is very simple once you get the the. dough Into hot fat. ces and vegetables into a huge hang of it and you can experi All recipes for the course pot, he freely talked about In ment with combinations of are designed to take an hpuf to dian food. spices." prepare because,, said Mondol, "Indians never eat- just for Mondol came to the United "American women tell me if taste. Everything Is balanced States five years ago as a tourist it takes more tlian one hour to to help the digestion," he said. and has remained ever since, lie cook; they don't cook it." "Indian cooking Is a science," and his wife plan to return ev he added. entually, but until then, he is "Exotic Foods of India" meets Mondol, a native of India, said working as the Valley State di at 7:30 p.m. every Tuesday in the country's food is characteri rector of housing. the Dialog Center kitchen.
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FOR FURTHER DETAILS AND INFORMATION CONTACT: - W.R. VAN DUSEN 14601 VENTURA BLVD. SHERMAN OAKS, CALIF. PHONE: 986-4822 w March 7, 1972 Valley State Dally Sundial Page 3 AND BRIEFLY. t f America' screened exhibition Civil disobedience and revolu in engineering 100. concerts committee. Accord tion, a college lecture series, Dr. Eduardo Mayone Dias of the ing to Associated Students Pre and saie ^.will feature a film on Black Am department of Spanish and Por sident Dave Wilk, emphasis will erica, narrated by BUI Cosby, tuguese at UCLA will discuss l)e on a female applicant, since original at 7 p.m. tonight. "The Portuguese in California." there are no women,presently The series is being held at on the committee. V Deadline for purchases may be charged the Sequoia Junior High School applications is Friday. graphics auditorium, located at 18605 Sundial vs. AS. Erwln St., Reseda. The cost is The Daily Sundial will oppose SAN FERNANDO VALLEY STATE COLLEGE $2 for students with identification. the Associated Students govern Helpline training FINE ARTS BUILDING FOYER Admission will be taken at the ment In a basketball game,.at This is the last week to start TUESDAY, MARCH 7r 10 AM to 5 PM door. 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in the main training this semester for the 7 PM to 9 PM gym. _ Valley helpline. Trp.inlng ses sions are held at 7 p.m. Thurs CHAGALL, BASKIN, ROUAULT, DAUMIER AND MANY OTHERS paperback expo days at the counseling center in The campus bookstore, in co Po//uti'on speech administration 124. ARRANGED BY FERDINAND ROTEN GALLERIES operation with.the Association of Professor Adam Glfford of UC BALTIMORE, MARYLAND American Publishers and 18 other San Diego will speak on "Pol- This year why not invite F^ Los Angles college book stores, lutionrXontrol and it? Ef^t on ybur overseas friends is sponsoring a paperback book Economic Growth" at theec oMerhere. exposition from 11 a.m. to 7 nomics seminar at 2p.m. today P.m. today and Wednesday at the in sierra hall south 245. Sheraton Universal Hotel. Over 5,000 titles from 40 different pub lishers will be on display. All Position available faculty are invited to attend. Applications are available for a position on the lecture.'; and Grads to meet A meeting of the Associated AUTO ~-6Taduate Students will be held at noon Wednesday in Sierra Hall INSURANCE DM THEV/ATEJiF^ONT South 300. AH graduate stu Preferred-Hard to Place dents are invited to attend. Topics for discussion will, in Too Y<^ung? clude the results of the A.S. bud get meeting, continued review of Too many Tickets? '^a ol^^i-^^ the professional participation aw .^/--^^ ards program, investigation of Low Rates, Free Quote. % outside funding and consideration O-Z, of the formation of an indepen Monthly Payments dent association of graduate stu '"^ --^.^ dents. CALL DAYS ../ ^ EVENINGS "^^ Lecture today OR WEEKENDS ^c^ """^^^^^^ /Vit> d^oAlXL The campus chapter of Alpha 984-1799 L Mu Gamma, the national foreign FIRTH INSURANCE f language honor society, is spon soring a lecture at 3 p.m. today AGENCY tyewman ceti^tr I7fc9 /laliled^A
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B Employment Office CAMPUS Student Services West JttOn 15800 Strathern Street MARCH 10 Van Nuys, California 91409 INTERVIEWING CANDIDATES IN E.E., M.E., MATH/ Gary 'LI?LOO<. 348-0912 COMPUTER SCIENCES SPECIAL NOTE: All ctiarter tligtit prices are based on a pro rata share of ttie total tligtit cost arid ferrying cttarges at 100% occupancy. AM fares in Al) Equal Opportunity Employiar M/F elude U. S. Federal tax and departure taxes whiere applicable and admin istrative fees of $4.00 per person. AM prices are subject to an increase or decrease depending on the actual numbeJ of passengers on each individual flight. ; ! Page 4 Valley State Dally Sundial March 7, 197j Health Consortium provides Smdial . services to local students Simi Valleys) ha.s 1,300 phy ing student health facilities, To the Fditor: sicians and 7000 registered hospital, emergency, etc., on I wiJUld._Uke:iQ.comment on our campus? ' the rerent article regarding nurse's in addition to an un- ^ specified number of other- diversion of Student Health I would appreciate knowing Letters C'enter monies to the \ alley health career workers. The Mr. Coopey's logic as to how population is slightly less than •. x ...... ' • Health Consortium. these items^ are "un-re- one and a half million cover As cited in the article, "the lated" to student health. Dr. ing a geographical area of 144 health consortium 'is a rol- Klotz is no longer seeing stu square miles. We are one ol lege-commuhity endeavor de dents in her role as doctor, the largest areas in the coun Reaction to Chicano signed to meet the health needs, but to claliiin that she is not try, geographically, and popu-; of the San Fernando \aMey t'ly providing services to the stu lation-wise, without a medical organizing and implimenting dents (IrV the center or on the school. sentiment for SFV the training of allied health general campus) is erroneous.. personnel." To continue, "... Cine of the objectives of the In the near future, (who knows) Perhaps Mr, Coopey cannot To the Student Body of Valley the con.sortiura has the poten consortium is to increase Northridge may become as fam see what tneStBftervices are State: tial of developing a regional health man-power by recruit ous as beautiful dfowntown Bur now, but 1 hope newfn^-use a This letter is being written in and perhaps national model for ing students earlyin their high bank. bit of foresight and look to response to the Chicano com inter-institutional cooperatioi school careers, with par-, .^HAHI BARKKTT wards the near future. It munity letter of March 1. This and consumer participation m ticular emphasis on minority : Graduate, Fnglish does not require an astrol.o-. organization urged President planning^ for we education of students. By providing all al- • ger to foresee the benefits Cleary to adopt California State health profeissionaKs. Po lied health personnel with a to the students, both health University San Fernando Valley Theft solution tentially, the-con.sortium may core curriculum of .studies, as the new title for our college. eventually serve as a catalyst eventually branching out to science and other, as well as I would like to disagree with for coordination of the total specializations, the f'health the community, that the San 'i them. far, far av/ay health manpower activities of team" concept will beccjnie a Fernando Valley Health Con If we were to name this col Tothe'Kditor: the region and ass'igf jn re iiMlity. ..\ secondary goal oT sortium will make. Much con lege after all the communities Friday afternoon 1 met an old lating these to the health care the consortmm- is to investi- troversy has been leveled re it serves we should also include friend who hitch-hikes to and delivery systems via the de ,.Kate the feasibility of a medi garding the lack of college and •many outlying districts not in from .school. The reason 1 ran velopment of an area health cal school for the valley area. community cooperation in the cluded in the San Fernando Val into him is because I needed to education center ("from are- Such a school would be logi valley. Perhaps' this will; be ley. This college serves far hitch home: At school that af quest for approval of develop cally placed on the SFAsr the first .step toward a com more people than \alley subur ternoon my bicycle was .stolen. mental component funds for campus. With our growing prehensive college-communi banites alone. My friend who hitches everyday re.search by the consortium"). student population and our ty plan on all levels and in all I am in favor of adopting Ca has had three bikes stolen at eventual status as a uniyersi- fields., The San Fernando \alley lifornia State University at North Valley State. My bike (as I'm ty, Is it inconceivable to per- (the consortium's target area ,, ANI)1-:FA KONOW ridge as our new title. For one told are most other^) was stolen \ alsalso includes .Antelope and' - ceive a medical center, incluci-' Graduate, Recreation: thing, that is where the college in broad daylight while many is specifically located. The name onlookers looked on. Thissitua- of a college should reflect where tion is definitely a seriou.s one. - it is, if only to help out those When I reported my bike stolen people trying to find it. This to the Campus Police 1 was pes name change would once and for simistically assured of recovery all, stop confusing us with Valley and told that there had been over r '^•^"Cellege and halt the diversion of' 20 bikes stolen that week. Surely, our mail-.to the city of San Fer if police are not watching and nando. ^~"-^^^ students watching and not caring Also, as a former-resident of then a real solution is far, far Northridge, I feel the clty-4e- away. serves the recognition for put- ~ RICHARD KOIU. VIEWPOINT ting up with us. Senior, Psychology Operation St seeks $86,000 By Vance Jochim Would you spend $30,000 on a type them, phones to caH-.jvithL, c_epted about local products, mer student leaders in each depart STAFF WRITER Student "News and information faculty or administrators to su chants and employers...and ac- ment who do the most to raise Office" which prints one month port them. And, they already would be taken, ranging from the reputation of the depart If you had over $600,000 to ly newsletter, takes publicity pic have a budget request to show publicity-releases to warning let ment, either by such actions spend on the students of Valley tures, makes posters .(which they spent the money the pre ters. /lias bringing in outside speakers^ State College, how would you give do get income)...and yfet there is vious year...so why not spend If passed, QperattoiH.i;atalyst^ etc., starting a department news- it out? Would you give over not one film or slideshow on the same amount this year.' would set up a loan fund • le.tter, or anything else designed $143,000 to the athletic depart what Valleyl State is like (to veterans who don't get their check make a degree from that de- ment and related activities such These are the decisions that show to high .schools, etc.)? on time. A married .students di partirtcfltniore valuable to you as intramurals? Would you in face the Student Finance tom- Getting back to tfit athletic rector would be paid (part-time) and an empT clude $40,000 in that amount for .mittee and the student senate. budget, would you spend $23,000 to look out for the affairs of There will be money to encour grants-in-aid for athletes, but These budget review groups of the -money on an Athletic News married students...getting hous age professors to make it easier none in other areas for business will not be in office when the Service to tell people how good ing, referring sources for used for you to learn the course ma or graduate students? budget takes effect (next year) the athletic teams are, but use furniture, ,baby goods, what terial, ..such as by duplicating so they have a tendency to give ' no student funds to tell the world ever could be done to make the lot class notes, or handing out a Would you give $106,000 to a money to those groups they al how good the various academic of the married student easier. sample test so you know what is bureaucracy just to add and sub ready knOw. / departments are? Competition between art stu coming. tract and handle the money? And So what can be done? The dents would be created by aw What; can yoii do? You can then leave the system so not even NOw you know the present si next senate will not be elected ards for artistic and useful ob support OperationCatalyst, which tuation...and the other problems until after the budgets are set... jects such^j as a sculptured ce was filed on behalf of the stu tt^t don't get golved (which means thus an election issue cannot be ment benches, or anything to dents by the Inter Fraternity Coun they don't get monetary support) made out of how they would al brighten the campus a bit. cil (three fraternities...Sigma include no money to motivate locate the funds (i.e.. why more commemary The existing draft aid center Chi, Phi Delta Theta, and Sigma scholar ship... no money for any funds are not given back-to all would be subsidized to allow more Alpha Epsilon) by writing a few one to eliminate political pro the students). And since the time to be given to those (over people. Tell them you want blems (parking, petition sign senators are going.out of office, 2000 in two years) who seek ad money for the students as a your elected student office'rs''re- ing, etc.) no money to establish' they would not set up a student vice. whole, not just special inter ceive any money in compensation'. a consumer oriented group, no oriented budget since they will est groups';. Tell thejn, how you Would you give $8,000 to the money to improve employment not be in office to follow it up. There will be funds to create forensic (speech) society for tra would like that $G00|000 spent prospects, no money to develop an ombudsman service, with a veling, when the entire experi next year. Tell them now, be leadership, and on, and on. But there is hope...it is called studeri! worker responsible to mental college gets only $1,900? Operatloff Catalyst, a series of 18 .the-gtudent.s for any problems cause hearings on the next budget Would you give the ethnic Did you notice that most of budget requests for $86,000. For that can be cleared away (did are being held now. groups $G4,000 yet give the 5,000 those problems may affect you all the students...almost, every someone say parking restric ^Who to write? The Dally Sun . graduate students only'$960',' And personally? Did you notice that one. Things like money to fi tions?) by political action. dial...Sierra Hall North 206. The in that $04,000, would you give most of the money allocated goes nance a consumerist group or) There will be money for part- A.ssociated Students Finance ?r,06e to the 25-50 members of fo'speclal interest groups? You the campus. Part-time student time pay to the students wlio Committee...care of Gary Brahm, the T'nited Native AmeriiSihs(In ki}pw why? Because the special workers would specialize in a work as personnel Interns. These room A-2. T he Associated Stu dians), along with a two room of • interest groups ha^e people who certain area like food or auto students now seek out more jobs dents Senate care of the AS. fice, and then only S430 to al have been around for years and mobiles. Information would-be for Valley State students, but President, Dave Wilk, in room the International Students, and know how to ask for the money? collected, and given to any stu since there is no pay for the A-5. Drop the letter in a cam nothing to the 3,000 veterans or They know how to make full dent wishing information on a work, not as much work, or job- pus mall basket in any depart any of the tnarrled students on fledged, professional budget re product before he bought any hunting is done. ment office. the campus? quests...they have secretaries to thing. Complaints would be ac- There will be money for the Good luck to us all. March 7, 1972 Valley State Dally Suiiiatal Page 5 SyNPIAL LETTERS •SUMMER IN,EUROPE- ^ij^da Venness not running Do-As-YoU'PleaseORStudv tor Credit Tour All-inclusive cost of $1095.includes36days as socialist party candidate -1-b/2-0ai2 -fr- visiting: -^inlylOXidown-^ l.ON[X)N • I =ARIS • MUNICH • F LORENCE • ROME... ATHENS • AMSTERDAM • To the T:ditor: skyite (Ofnniunist.s rather than mon word in the name. In the February 29,;loV2 issue Vlf NNA<„„j BRUSSELS, ^^ntaci [> Wm Kasza Art Depl SEVRC. or. Stalinist Communists left the' .N'ext time you should do some of the Dally Sundial there was a •Oncntation Mooting* Party and formed the Socialist research before writing! Study Tours • Fiixi Arts 324- 'News brief that hamed I.inda Workers Party. — March 16th 1]4SS VENIUIA BOUIEVARO Vours for more"Tijsponsible SHERMAN OAKS. CAIIF 91403 7 30 pm .lermess as the Presidential can The Socialist Workers Party news reporting, didate of the Socialist Party. has very little in common with HFRNAlfO Kl STKN 1 would like to take this op the Socialist Party beyond a com Senior, Political Science portunity to assure you that I.inda Jenness' Is riot the candidate of GLENDALE COLLEGE the Socialist Party, but the can didate of Ae Sociali.st Workers Hot ail photographers Party. yThere is a vast differ OF LAW ence t)etween these two political parties and you are doing the Registrations readers a dls-service by con^^ gre^ndercover police fuslilg them. Now Being Accepted The- Socialist Pkrty was form-^ "To the FditoK—^ GRFG FFVVFS eel In 1900, largely, by f:ugene. ,iln_an effort to Calm the-fears' Photo Fditor, Daily Sundial \. Debs. It Is a democratic of camera-.shy students like Ga THOUSAND OAKS Soclall,st Party with such mem briel Flores .(\lewpolnt, March CAMPUS bers and former members as 1), 1 would like to remind every Keep our leaders coming! 'Debs, Norman Thomas, Upton one that there are photographers 1800 Bridgegate SI., Sinclair, Morrl.s l,UUquit, \'icto.r' on campus who do not work for GIVE TO THE COLLEGE WesSlake-Viliage, CA. 9i:?(il the police. Berger, A. Philip=Handolph, Bay (80">) 49^-7040 ard R'ustin and Michael Barring-- In fact, there ^re 11 on the OF YOUR CHOICE. .ton. Daily SundTal staff, 30 in T'hoto- DAY WtEKIND FVIMNC, ( I ASStS The formation of the Socialist journaTwm, three employed by the Workers Party goes back to the Audio-visual department and 215 CLASSES START MAY 22 purge of I.eon Trotsky from the taking photo courses in the .Art communist Party of the Soviet department. Compared to the 18 Union "by Stalin. In the United, campus cops (including parking), A-l VW A-l VW • Admission Requirements States members of the Commu chances are that, that kid With a Volksv^agen Owners Only • Graduates Receive nist, Party here'that were Trot- camera is one of tho.se other 25.9. FREE LOAN CARS • Graduates Qualify FREE TOWING To lake the California bar eian Confess/on offered for cause FREE CLUTCH & BRAKE ADJUSTMENT GUNDALE • THOUSAND OAKS *Lowest Prices with CAMPUS CAMPUS 6,000 Mi. Warranty Z;i) N Clcngiit 1,1 1100 Brmttjilt SI of last year's earffiqualce Citntilr Ci S1?D( • *twiu Villiit Ci 913il A-l VOLKSWAGEN (213) 247-OHff (805) 495-101(0 Please! 1 can't live with my the earthquake. I forgot to brush SERVICE > 24 HRS. my teeth the night before. self any longer! I must confess! 7957 Van CALL For the past year I have let DA\1D II, CIIFRFSH the people of Los Angeles take Senior, Psychology Nuys Blvd. 894-7075 the blame for the devastating "earthquake of I'ebruary 9, 1971. People! 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Canoga Park 21729 Vanowen Ave. (across from May Co.) Phone. 187-1144 Open Dally 10 to 10, Sunday 12 to 5 Page 6 Valley State Daily Sundial March 7, 1972 Admir)istrotion stifles forum music a sludeht'ssfandpoint,*^ he-said. Administrative action was trig Open Eorurn and require speak version of the fects." By Joan Zyda "But rock groups come herewith gered when Dr. Leonard Ber- ers to^ use college equipment. Socialist Unity League mem-> STAFF WRITER The Student Affairs Committee, t)€rs Sam Danoto, Brian Newell A moratorium has been placed the intent to get publicity for kowitz, professor of music, told a student-faculty group, will meet and Steve Seffienger appeared on all amplified music in the Open themselves, not to cater to the the Faculty Executive Committee at 2 p.m. toctiy in administration along with DuBane to arrange a Forum following faculty com students. Groups don't abide bj' that tK^ loud volume of rock mu 206 to vote on the recommendation time on the committee's agenda plaints that "excessively loud" regulations; it's even difficult to sic during registration week in to the faculty senate for final con to present opposition. The'four volumes have interfered tyith get them to agree to a starting terrupted tryouts for student vo- sideration. Members of the So men have been described as classroom Instruction. and ending time. They just stare C-aHsts In the music buildiiig. cialist Unity League are sche "heavy weights" by Harold Byrd, Placing the moratorium. Dean right through you and pullini: the The committee then discussed duled to.vol<;e"tTieir opposition to director of judicial affairs. A ' of students Edmund Peckham said plug is a very undicmifieit thing to , the question an-d sent a memo to the moratorium. "heavy weight" is a politically Friday that rock groups have "us do," he added. Dr. Peckham Inquiringas to whe Involved person who has been ed and abused" the privilege to Before the moratorium, ampli ther the level of sound was being "Rock music is an inherent, es identified by the police as a leader entertain students by exceeding fied music could not exceed 7? monitored by his office. Dr. Belk sential part of our culture," said of the Leftist Student Coalition, the sound maximum. decibels In sound and had to be nap said. Dr. Peckham res -•Man DuBane, a spokesman for the the four .said. Dr. Peckham said his action is performed between noon and ponded by saying he would en Socialist Unity League. "We the result of "years of complaint 1 p.m. But rock groups using force the sound jlevel, but then view this as an attempt to pro from faculty, staff and residents their own sophisticated equip later placed a moratorium on hibit the students' right to free and years trying to find a solu ment, could not be monitored. amplified music in the forum. speech and the right to as tion to the problem." -. Faculty President Robert Belk Dr. Peckham, who said he was semble," he said. Do some "Music has many pluses from nap said. willing to stand the "abuse and "No one's freedom is imposed criticism" of his action, said he on at all," said Dr. Peckham. will submit a recommendation to "There Is no stipulation about girls have the Student Affairs Committee to speaking in the forum. For any abolist amplified mUsic in the one to say that it is, is a per- STUDENT ADTO INSURANCE more fun? 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-ii*: Page 8' Valley State Daily Sundial March 7, 1972 Baseball squad Trac|c... VSC rugby team (Continued from page 7) with Ross picking up fourth. ripped by ASU Frank Ramistella leaped 44' 5 3/'4" for a second place gored by Gauchos By Tom Yale In the triple jump, and Bracy ran in the game. Coach Divine, who SPORTS EDITOR By Jim Esterbrooks the 440 Intermediate hurdles in STAFF,.WRITER had spent a good deal of the first The \Iatador baseball tearn took its lumps this weekend in Ari 56.0 for another second place fi The Matador rugby team drop half yelling encouragemerit and zona, dropping three games to nationally ranked .\rlzona State Uni nish. ped their .second consecutive instruction to his squad, exerted versity, ' The other second place for the ,N match Saturday, being drubbed them at halftime, "It's bloody Friday's game was a disaster, the Matadors taking a 22-0 pound Matadors was fchalked up by soundly by UCSB's Gauchos, 36- obivous that this match is not a ing. - , . Kromschroder in the 880 in 1:56 10. forgone conclusion." The Matadors settled down on Saturday, and stayed in both games, flat, just ahead of Shapiro who Thfe Gauchos ejitered the match But despite coach Divine's losing 7-4 and 8-7, giving up the winning runs in the last Inning fini-shed third in 1:56.2. with only a 7-4 record, but that it words, the Matadors could not of both encounters. Third place s garnered by the is hardly indicative of the type of stay with Santa Barbara in the se Bl^ight spots for the Matadors were second baseman Doug Hol- Matadors were: Ray Ollie in the rugby they played ijaturday. Des cond half, and their lead increas ToWay's five hits in the series, and Bob Canfield's four hits on 220 yard dash in 22.3, Brisbois pite Santa Barbara's strength, it ed to 28-4 before Rick Fnsontook Saturday. First baseman Chuck Mandel went three for thre^ in the in the javelin with a toss of 175'3", was theMatadors who jumped into the final .pitch around the right final game.- Outfielders Marty F'riedman and L,yman Bostock botfi T.im Taylor in the long jump at the opening lead. George Stroud, side of a scrum to double the played well defensively and each threw a runner out at the plate. 23"'6", Vickers' 51.0 in the 440, who is a near-child in a game of Matadors output, and with Friday's game got out of hand early, the Matadors suffering from and Carl Smlth.^with a time of ' near-giants, made a leaping block Stroud's extra points. Valley State a severe case of prje-game jitters. ASU pitcher i:ddii' Bane hand 14:42.2 in the three mile. of an attempted Gaucho kick near had itheir final total. cuffed the visitors by matching his 17 strike-out total of the pre The rest of the Matadors' points the goal line, and then scrambled T^e Matadors, whose record vious Saturday against San Diego State. - " around the surprised l^icker to fall They could have Won both of Saturdayis conlests.,_staylng-dClflse came from fourth place finishes now stands at 6-3, did make a by Joe Sarhiento in the pole vault on th,e ball in the end zone, for valiant effort to the final whistle, all the way. In the nightcap the score was tied in the bottom of the the game's initial try. ninth, when ASU loaded the bases and Maury Wills' son "Bum^" at 12'6",''BobNy.strom in the mile and what may have appeared to the came to the plate. He worked Matador hurJer Jeff Chei-ry to a 3-2 (no time), and Bracy In the 1»20 -A field, goal and a quick try, uninformed fan'as a. lack (3f hus count and then took ball four when Cherry tried to pitch him a little yard highs (no time). scored directly off a scrum quick tle in the waning moments was' too fine. ly ended the Matador lead, and not, but actually a lack of ex • The three win.s brought the Sun Devils', record to 8-0.. The .Ma Table tennis with the conversion points, plus perience. "There's no question tadors are now 11-4 overall, and are undefeated in six league out another try, which wa.s ac that our lack of experience hurt ings. complished on some near-perfect us a great deal," said Dr. Divine a statement that was echoed by Hiegert's crew travels to UCSB tor a single non-conference game signups set lateral passes, the Matadors trailed 13-4 at the,half. Captain Greg Dietel. Both men today at 2:30 p.m. The Matador.s return home to host the tough Cal students wishing to compete in were quick to praise the Gau- Poly San Luis Obispo .Mustang.s in three important league contests tptraniural table tennis doubles Down only nine points at the cho's, though . ."They , were this weekend. Friday's single game is scheduled for 2:30 p.m. and may sign up in r„F, 212. The half, against a squad that was really tough. They had a lot of Saturday'.s double-header begins at noon. The Mustangs are right competition will be held March coming off an upset victory ag- experience going for them, and .tiehiftd the Matadors in the CCAA race* with a 5-ji reeordr-and along 14-16. ain.st top-ranked UCJ,.\, the Ma tadors had nothing to be ashamed they got some good breaks, Die .with the Cal Poly Pomona Broncos are the tearri to beat for the Badminton doubles will beheld of, and were, indeed, very much tel said. •league crown. at 2 p.m. today in the gym. Daily Sundial Classified Ads
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