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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the The aiD ly Lobo 1961 - 1970 at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in 1967 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. ltobo Golfers Open Season Here By NOOLEY REINHEARDT one of the most consistent players indication as to how strong a play~ an~ Joe Sturges will be the three The New Mexico Lobo aoJf anywhere. er he will be. ~l'nwr~ on the second team. Play­ team will play in the first of eight Satterstrom in Debut 0\•erall the varsity team has mg wtth them are juniors Sid tournaments this weekend as the Making his varsity d!!but, Sat­ more depth than it has had in past Y cazn and pick Placek, and sopho­ linksmen travel across six western terstrom lias looked exceptionally years. The second team will a1so more Denms McCloskey. states before finishing the season good in winter play. He is long be a storehouse for McGuire to The freshman team will be head­ here with the conference cham­ hitter and is strong, All he lacks pick from. ed by W es Wilkening, who grew Monday, March 6, 1967 No. 73 pionship. is the experience. Jerry Mindel!, Dale Vl\ught, up on the Socorro course and The Wolfpups are the defend­ At last year's N.11L Intercol­ ing New Mexico Intercollegiate legiate slim Dwaine Knight led the champs but will not defend their title today and tomorrow for lack .freshman to the title and was of a full aquad. third overall individually. He has started putting his game together Justice Warns Students Coach Dick McGuire will take ATTENTION two varsity units to the competi­ and picked up one tournament win tion over the 6500-yard New Mex­ last summer. His first tournament FEBRUARY GRADUATES ico Tech course to kick off the starts should give a pretty good 1967 competition. A year ago the freshmen made Albuquerque FederaJ Savings About Police Authority relatively easy work of the UNM and Loan Association has UNM students could get into as a regularly constituted police constituted a battery charge be­ and New Mexico State varsity serious trouble by questioning the force" until the UNM Board of cause of the lack of jurisdiction teams that were a distant second. HOUSE OF HALLMARK Immediate Job opening as authority of University police­ Regents acts upon the powers of the UNM police. Four New Mexico frosh will make men, Peace Justice John L. Mar­ given to them to bring about the Colby Arrested, Booked the trip to compete for individual offers the largest selec:tions of St. Executive Trainee. Must establishment of an institutional Colby was removed from his honors in the tourney. tin told the LOBO recently. He Patrick's and Easter canis in this area. have Degree and Military emphasized that the UNM police law court and enforcement agen­ car when Tillson accused him of AU NM Schools Expected Aho have full power and jurisdiction cy at the University, blocking the intersection in front All New Mexico schools - with All paper goods for the Bride to be. Obligation fulfilled. in campus affairs. Martin's decision stated that of Michell Hall. He was later ar­ the possible expception of High­ Free Wedding Planner book with the seizure of Colby by Tillson rested and booked in to the city lands- are expected for the event The conviction of UNM police Complete Order. sergeant C. D. Tillson on battery jail. that always heralds the start of a CONTACT: Jack Groham Martin said that he had sent new year of play. Come in and Compare charges last week has raised ques­ 243-6661 tions about the University police­ the cas~ to Santa Fe yesterday, Leading the way for the New 3501 lomas Blvd. NE 255-4989 and a decision will be made con­ Mexico Number One varsity team men's authority to enforce cam­ cerning the jurisdiction of the pus regulations, including park­ African Students will be l\fahlon Moe who probably University police. Tillson will not has his game in better shape than ing rules. be sentenced until this decision is ~my other Lobo at this early date • Tillson was found guilty of made, Martin said. m the season. • battery in Martin's court in the Snub 1-Ciub Show Joining Moo on the first team case of the arrest of UNM stu­ dent Preston Colby. The group of African students are Dennis Elkins, Mike Goodart scheduled to perform in last Chemistry Grant Terry Dear, Steve Satterstrom' Regents Must Establish Policy " and Dwaine Knight. ' night's International Festival Martin said earlier this week sponsored by the International Will Be Initiated Elkins is two time New Mexico that the eourt found in the Till­ Establishment of an undergrad­ s:ate Amateur champion - win­ Club withdrew their act and the son case that "the existing secur­ exhibit planned for the arts and uate chemistry scholarship in !'mg the last two tourneys - and ity force has no authority to act memory of the late Dr. J. L. 1s always the man that seems to crafts section of the Internation­ al event. Riebsomer has been announced by come through when needed the Dr. Raymond Castle, chairman of most. He also probably boasts of The withdrawal was in re­ Righteous Brns. sponse to a statement attributed the UN:t\1 chemistry department. more varsity experience than any­ Credited with building the ilne on the team. The Righteous Brithers wlll to John Bakas, International appear at UNl\1 in concert Fri­ Club president, in which he made chemistry department from a lone Goodard Big Hitter bunsen burner to the foremost Goodart, who along with Dear day, March 31, at 8 p.m. in a reference to the program "rang­ LL·,\Ml~RlC'AX 1\IEL DANIELS and New l\lexieo coach Bob Johnson Gym. Tickets are now ing from American rhythm and campus producer of Ph.D.'s, Dr. lettered as a freshman is a long a foul call late in the second half of the New J\lexico­ Riebsomer died last month. hitting and somewhat bold player on sale at the Union ticket blues to African bush dancers.'' . game 5aturday night (see story page 4). Daniels was booth and the Concert Hall box Inferiority Implied Dr. Castle noted that donations frotl} Roswell. He haa won six .. the bench with four ft)uls. He, Ben Monroe, and Bill l\1organ already 1·eceived for the Rieb­ stra1ght Roswell city titles and if office at $1.50 for students and Bakas said that "the objection back into th<' game after the call. Wyoming won 65·64. $3.50 for general admission. of the African students as they somcr Memorial are being han· the team is playing good on the photo by Pawley.) died by the chemistry department whole Mike will play good also communicated it to me was that at the 1·equest of Mrs. Riebsomer. and vice versa. there was an inherent comparison Dear was one of the most sought between the two types of dances after players in the Southwest two Round with the implied inferiority of Promotes Peace years when he led Highland High African dances." ~chool to the state golf title. He "It's possible that we made a IS the youngest player ever to win mistake in describing their parti­ /Gentle Thursday the Southwestern Amateur and is cipation in the program, but it is rench Voters Go to Polls, their responsibilty to show that ther dances are representative of Set for March 16 Albuquerque's Newest the modern African continent," UNM students interested in pro­ Motorcycle Dealer he said. moting peace and fellowship have lnhoducing lhe eGaulle Builds Big Lead He added that "the Internation­ planned a "Gentle Thursday" for Psychedelic Are you sist..'l.nce to agriculture. Similar al Club and the International Fes­ Thursday, March 16. apparently has sidelined his .:ul­ t!val arc non-political, and by no tural revolution tu step up farm dirc<'tives have been issued for Roy Swanson, spokesman for HODAKA discontented the past three days. means do they try to perpetuate the group, said they would spend production and end the threat of any false images or cultural pre­ Thu1·sday being nice to people and mass hunger in China. All units -o- LBJ's Draft Proposal Criticized judices." and meeting and talking to them. MONTESA enough of the state couneil and Ministry Decision Not Impulsive Swanson said the idea was to 90a: to .250cc of Irrigation and Electricity have WASHINGTON - Members of In a letter addressed to Bakas, promote brotherhood and an ex­ work for been urged to give complete as- the House and Senate Armed the African students said that change ilf ideas between people. CYCLE CENTER to ~----'=-~--~ Services Committee are criticiz­ "we just couldn't sit idly while Students are invited to partici­ 415 Wyoming NE ing some of the recommendations our integrity is undermined and pate by bringing their lunch to 256-9587 G. E.? of the president's special draft our beloved continent is wrong- eat in parks and in general being commission. Most frequently un­ (Contnued on page 3) friendly to people. der fire are suggestions that men Swanson said that the group be randomly drafted by lottery would distribute refreshments and and that most student deferments Oklahoma Doctor hlloons on the Union Mall. be ended. The idea of a "Gentle Day" is WANT ADS Announces Grant new, but Swanson said that Ed· • ~ad.IFIED ADVERTISING RA.'l'ES• • ...... ss~-c tim ... • Russian Fisherman Arraigned in ward Keating, publisher of Ram­ mwot be ~bmr~_. '- m. ....oo. I...... u.ms Dr. John W. Keys, chairman of parts Magazine liked the idea, and ubli • ••-= ur noon on day befor~ Alaska the department of communication P. caUon .ro Room 1611, Student PIJbJiea. if it is successful here he would tioi!IS Bulldonlf, or ttolephoue 277 •~ - KODIAK, Alaska-The captain disordet·s, at the University of 277-4102. ...,.... vo publicize it. of n Russian fishing ship is un­ Oklahoma 1\ledical Center, has FOR SALE der militn.ry guard in Kodiak, announced that several federal scholarships for qualified appli­ Does water Pollution b Alaska, but his ship has gone back Rodeo Club Meeting out to sea. He was arraigned yes­ cants interested in specializing as concern you that some uf you? Or smog? Does II teachers of deaf children are Students interested in having FOR RENT have enough teachers/Oaces'" the country never terday on charges of coming two a rodeo· for Fiesta this year miles inside U.S. territorial limits. available for the fall semester. EFFICIENCY apartmenta, l bloek west of read about the growln r,nurses? And when you Each grant includes one yenrs should attend the Rodeo Club llJlll, ~1g.~o ro $86.00 .u uuuu .. pd' nerves 00 a~d str~ f!~09. ''<:'' .• abarz_ hu~e hou.se w/Senior, her 2 yr, old bnng the. teaching sklJJsamf' Usmg electronics to JOn .. 1rnh ""tt.cr. Furnlshtid 2 bedrooms llreplaee, atudy, One block. r'rom PERSONALS purpose of the organizntion re­ tee. The systetn would eliminate vmivcd if the grou !l were n reh· tllt~ confusion of having n group's DEAR Jan Bowden: Your ad fnf.er

... ~· . NEW MEXICO LOBO NEW llfEXICO LOBO l'age 3 . :;-. :- i; f' .. Page .2 gvie your clotlles ®lJit ili\N 3Jl00Jpt Sanitone ~ Students to Help Professional care! $d Th d nd Friday of the rogulnr University year by tlw Elbie Jay and His Call 243-5671 Published .Mo!'d~·· WednBob King in Vee-yet-mun. a were 0 0 Utah won its fifth consecutive committee in qeustion. Mahlon Moe on the first th1•ee matches in every meet. The title with 155 points. START AT $711-$736or $758 Student Opportunity Hubert (enthusiastit•ally)! Yes, sir! Seeing they h"v t THIS COMING WEEKEND the UNM Lobo basketball 't t · l k · · · ~ e o go of a sudden death play-off, Lobos did the same Friday and Depending on Experience I hope. that students take full war, 1 cer :1111 y mn cs SQnse to wm t1JeH' wholehearted su 1 got his par-four as Moe Saturday with three forfeits advantage of this opportunity be­ Nation's Leading Police Department team will be participating in its third National Invita­ Elbie: And l sure want to commend you in particula P~r~ hree-nu·tteu for a bogey. each day. cause it could help to solve prob· the winning wny you conducted yourself 1lUt there at\tauf ~ Age 21-29 incl.; 20/30 uncorrected vision; 5'9", .. 160 lbs. min ... tional Tournament in the past four years. 1 New Mexico scores were !ems concerning the lack of stu­ other day. It should be un exmnple to us all. n° ~ The New Mexico Lobo baseball Africon Students EXCELLENT CHARACTER dent-faculty communication on Sntterstrom, 222; Terl'y The big names who have led the Wolfpack to some of the Hubert (excitedly): Yes sir! My first triumph was cond r 224; and Mike Goodart 226. team kicked off the 1967 season Wire or Call Immediately, Personnel Department, campus," said Travelstead. 11 self out the side door. Ali\'e. Then I conduct~d mvself 1 u:~ is 214-Moe and Bell were by spliting a double header with According to the Dean, Dan greatest moments in sports in the history of the school are Texas Western in El Paso Satur­ Room 100, Oakland City Hall, Phone 415-273-3311. then to the left, then behind II Dying Wt>dgc or poli;e I rna~ .; at 221. Dennison, ASUNM President, had day. Snub 1-Ciub Show well remembered and applauded. Ira Harge, the man who car and locked m)'sl.'lf in white they banged un the roof an~~. The New Mexico No. 2 tc~m EXAMINATIONS AND INTERVIEWS earlier requested such a policy of Texas Western won the first Elbie: What made me proud, Hubert, wns the way you third at 935, New Mex1co (Continued from page 1) at El Paso, Texas on March 22 and 23, 1967 the College. The policy was ap­ helped get New Mexico national recognition in the sport, third at 1027, New Mexico game 8-3 and New Mexico the fully commercialized and used as proved this past December by the through it all. Remember, there's nothing like a smile to turn faculty of the College. also led the Lobos to a second place finish in their first NIT wrath. a pawn. We resent this, and we want everyone to rest assured our ----·-·------... --·-·-- l~ubert: Thank you, sir. Never fear, you ran count on me lil ___ _. Closed Sessions appearance. Teaming with Harge to lead that team to the decision was not reached impul­ T:ravelstead said that "there on m your footsteps should you suddenly be !liken from us by • finest record ever in Loboland were such names as Claude Great Majority Leader in the Sky und ••. sively." may be instances when the fac­ Bnkas said that a further objec­ Quotations From Chairman Mao Tse-Tung ulty committees declare executive Williams, Skip Kruzich, Boo Ellis, and Mike Lucero. l~lbie { tt>slily): Stop smiling, Hubert. n1on Announces tion of the students was that the sessions, and in such cases, stu­ Mac (snillilyl: What's so tough about Stanford? YQu ~ugh\ refernce to "bush dances" im­ ''The little red book with the plastic c:aver"- dents will not be allowed to at­ In more recent years the names of Mel Daniels, Ben Mon­ Harvard on your schedule. (striking a pos~>J There I 1vas mr plied a connotation of "backward­ o best seller around the world-imported under U.S. Government tend the meetings." "I want the roe, Bill Morgan, and Don Hoover have been the headline surrounded by !n•nzied students, howlin~ for blood. "I wa,; ness" of the continent. students to understand that closed license direct from Peking-in English or in Chinese makers. Yes, through the years the players have been than you in roll!.'!te.'' 1 told them, staring them in the eye, Hours 'Regretable,' Said Bakas sessions do not mean that the fac­ acation tought>r than you now.'' That sure rowed He added that "it is very reg­ Please send 60¢ each plus 15¢ handling, or 3 for $2.00 ulty is trying to put off the stu­ Uwm. praised to the hilt, and they richly deserve it, but there is a · Special hours for the New Mex- games area will be closed over retable that they reached the de­ (Write for discount schedule on quantity orders) dents in anyway," said Travel­ Arthur; Frankly, I found a very intellectual atmosphereat the weekend and reopen from 11 I was only booed, hissed and laughed at. Xot a single rotten Union during spring vacation cision to withdraw from the pro­ stead. "These closed sessions are man without whom no praise would be forthcoming. been announced by William a.m. to 11 p.m. on March 27 and a necessity, and the faculty must should try explainin~r things to the J:.X. day af1t>r day after ... gram. All the misunderstanding CHINA BOOKS & PERIODICALS Bierbaum Union director. 28. resulted from two words in one reserve the right to declare them BOB KING HAS BROUGHT to UNM something that it Elbit> (plaratingly): W<"ll, now, I'm Burr you're all a ' The snack bar will be open from Information Dl'sk sentence." 2929 Twenty-fourth Street, Son Francisco, Calif. 94110 at appropriate times." hunch of t•xplaln<'rs, (•arh of ynu out then dny after day on The Union information desk has always lacked. Aside from the winning look in N llW a.m. to 4 p.m. on March 22, 23, Bakas indicated that "all the plnining lint> •.. about you, n~an~ dQn'L Free catalog-BOO import.-d titles from Chino in English Say, what I reco\!l(t · 24, and will dose over the. will be open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. pepole that I have talked to have Mexico basketball, he has brought something to the Uni­ going nruund to the rnmpust-s (•xplaining our policies dear:! reopening from 8 a.m. on March 22-24. It will close Sat­ told me that they did no get any versity and the city which has tied the two together with a Ion-ic ally. 4 p.m. on Monday, March 27 urday and Sunday and be open derogatory interpretation from Honorary to Select Drnn CaptthlJ.r(•tknllyJ: t woultl, sir. But I'n got a trick knee. from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. on from R a.m. to 5 p.m. on :March my comments, and there certainly 27 and :from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. on Don't Dare Go Home? common inerest. Blbit.': Hmmm. Wl'll, nn> \~ay, I got gu!ld news-an inlite March 28. weren't any intended.'' March 28. From Junior Girls We at the University are lucky to have a man of Coach l'nil'l'rRity of California. 'fhink of il! .\. r~al hotbed of actirists. ~afeterin will be open from (better go to Henry's) an upportunity tu explain our JlOlicil's, What a chalten~e. Whkl a.m. to 1 p.m. on March 22- Every junior woman having a King's ability. Since his arrival at UNM, his tN1ms have dosed ovl'r the weekend, and Education. CMeeting of you de!!crn-s this gold~n (hlmcc? Chicken Dinner 79¢ minimum over-all grade point lignin from 11:30 a.m. to 1 Ski Club to Take A typical interview between average of 3.0 at UNJ.\1 will be posted a 92-38 record and have been rated as high as third (Ttwn• is a moment of dead ~ill'llr<'. Ilr•an suddenly grabs h~ on Monday and Tuesday. the Albuquerque Public School 6 Piec:es ...... $1.49 considered for membership in in the national wire service po11s. His teams have set scor­ tmd moanr;. l\1a(' asks twrmission tu mak\• a eomhat tour o£ Desert Room Closed Weekend Jaunt personnel and a school teacher Mortar Board this spring. Artlmr rl'IIH'Illbl'rs a srlwdul('d trip to thl' UJ!f.l~r amazon. And ing and defense records. Individual players ht!Ve all but rt•• The Desert Hoom will be closed The Sitznmrkers Ski Club will seeking employment will be con­ 9 Pieces ...... $2.19 Mary Louise Kinne, vice presi­ written the books since his reign began. just sit.s th!'rl', p(>rspirinlt·) from March 22 to Marclt 28. take a weekend ski trip to Taos ducted tonight, March 6, at a dent of the honorary :for senior The bookstore will be open from on Mareh 17, 18, and 19. Cost for meeting of the Student Educa­ 12 Pieces ...... $2.89 women, noted that possible mem­ The Lobos became the nation's top drawing card in their 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. March 22 to the weekend will be $32 for two tion Association at 7 in the Union, bers must be classified as a senior first year in their new 15,000 seat arena. Because of Bob March 24. Aft~;>r closinr: for the night's lodging at the San Geron­ Room 231. Conducting the inter­ 15 Pieces ...... $3.64 at the end of the current sem­ At Board Meeting lie~k~nd, th~ bookstore will be view will be Maynard Bowen, as­ King, Johnson Gym became outdated only ten years after it:; imo Lodge, four meals, two lift with french fries ester. from S a.m. to 5 p.m. on tickets for Taos or Red River Ski sistant supervisor of personnel To aid Mortar Board in selec­ opening. 27 and 28. Valleys, ski l~ssons, and discounts. for Albuquerque Public Schools. tion it is necessary for third-year Independent Publica · The games ill'Nl will be open Students may sin-n up at the women to fill out personal data ATHLETICS HAVE BECOME an integral part of the 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. on March clubs meeting on .March 7 at 7:30 and 23, and from 11 a.m. to Corvette Club sheets obtainable :from Miss Eliz­ university system, and they are a fine source of income and nt the Western Skies. Deadline is The New Mexico Corvette As­ abeth Elder in the office of the a.m. on lllarch 24. The national recognition. The name UNM has become known for Mnrch 15. More information may sociation will hold a gymkhana on dt~an of _,-omen. These sheets To Be Proposed T be obtained from Ray Uhler at its growing excellence in the academic world, but if you ask 111 Sunday March 12 at 12 noon at must be returned to Miss Elder of n "cold type" --'··''"'"'· 299-8271 or at the general meet­ the University parking Jot. Reg­ by March 21. A propoMl to take Student l'ul>· · ~ki Club Meeting a person in New York if he has heard of the University, it is licntions out of the AMocinted and 11~· distontinuing ing on March 21. Everyone is in­ istration is at 12 noon, and there Additional information may be Skr Club meeting scheduled for likely he will say "yeah, they're the team that beat New York Students Budget nlld make it in• u hnoWJH' setter, (j)St.s vited. will be a $2 fee for members of obtained from Miss Kinne, chair­ du~l'd t'nough W make March 7 at 8 p.m. in in the NIT a couple of years ago." depenlhont. on n sub!l(riptioll basi$ :Antluo~,ol01rv 101 has been can· any car club, a $3 charge for in­ man of selection, at the activities possible. . dependents. Any vehicle is eligible will be submitted w t•ublicntions M~rnuers are urged to nt· center of the UNM Student Now the University has its national recognition in the Tlw Business Superil~ to complete. Union. lloard at their mt-l'ting tOnight by the meeting Mnrch 21 for Houston Symphony · across the street from campus 1916 Central SE Hichard I<'reneh, publications bus­ poRI'S to ae 11 the LOBO athletic arena, and it has helped in other areas too. We have 1 of officers and other bus· iness super"isor. sctiption rate o! $1 1ildiliOIIII' Open I I a.m.- I I p.m. had players receive regional and national honors and have clrnts plus deTJV~ • Latin American Clippers had them get their names in print. 1-'n:nch, in a letter to Publica· come from advertmng. Is Fifth U. Program Latin American Desk will meet tion Hoard members proposes "to As the fifth event in the 1.966- to elect a president and a board UNM Clippers, the Navy ROTC AGI~. the year boO~ 67 UN!Il Progt•am Series, the women's auxiliary, will be hold­ LET'S NOW RECOGNIZE the man who is responsible for tak<' all student publication!! off ~old for $8 n toPY 1 m'-'mber at 12:30 p.m. Wednesday, IN 1 Houston Symphony Orchestra will SUMMER SESSIONS ing rush on Tuesday, March 7 at ru•tivit.y fee11 nnd pine!! them on a GJ,I-:R, tl1e humor '"11!1liM • March 8, in Room 250 of the all th~ good t?at has come to UNM. Let's applaud Bob King. direct snles program.'' perfottn Wedncsdny, March 8, at 3:30p.m. in the Wardroom of the th<' TlltJNDERBIRDk 8:15 p.m. in the UN !If Concert Union. Stadium Building. All interested for wtthout h1m we would have nothing to cheer about. ury tTin?,tto~ine, would Costa <:an JJe ltcduced Hall. women are invited to attend. -J(!ff Dennard I•'rench !laid thnt by inlltnlla.tion 50 cents a copy. Sir John Barbirolli, who took over the orchestra, recognized as MR. G'S PIZZA one o:f the country's major en­

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_____...... _.....,_....,.. __ ...... ,. ______•>c~- •• cc• . ' r Amorkan a, M ex 1Ia~ FaO!J Lobos Drop Last Home 6ame LOBO CAFE (next door to th Stmnignn was also escorted nwny 0 for the Lobos in the new Univer­ making it 56-55 New Mexico. 3023 Central NE loba Th"tr4) By NOOLEY REINIJEARDT - from the Arenn. 8:30-5:30 Wyoming upset NIT bound sity Arena. They finished the sea­ Lead Dipped to 1 Point date back to 1900 and the over­ New Mexico 65-64 at University son 18-7 and 5-5 in league play. Daniels added two for New : :--::::; all record is 7 58 wins against 412 Arena Sat11rday night to gain a Wyoming bal'ely managed a win­ Mexico and Ashbtlry came right losses. The Saltine Wal'l'iors have share of the Western Athletic ning season with a 14-12 record, b11ck with a jumper £ron1 the side NEW MEXICO BOOK COMPANY scored 57,152 -points while hold­ but was 8-2 in c11nference action. to make the Lobo nuu·gin one 89 Winrock Center ing foes to 50,075. Conference basketball title. Basketball was suspended in New Mexico scored 18 more Lobos Led Early point. Another tip-in by 1\fel was 29 followed by baskets by Wilson Fiction and Nonfiction B·182a 1943-44. points from the floor than the New Mexico jumped to an early Paperbacks Childrens' Bookl As a team, Syracuse led the visiting Cowboys, but had only lead and led by as much as 12 and Mike Eberle, giving Wyoming Bargains a 61-60 advantage with 1 :O:J left, nation in points scored last year six points at the free throw line points in the first half and went with 2733, averaged 99 points­ while Wyoming hit on 25 of 28 to the d1·essing room leading 30- Hany Hall stole the ball as New 1\Iexico began to set it up '-======~==~===-~--~ per-game--40.4 field goals a tries. 21. After intermission the I,obos game), and was third nationally !'tiel Had 26 Points matched Wyoming almost basket and had his layup called good on a goal-tending ca1l against Mar· in field goal percentage, netting New Mexico's AU-American for basket, and the game appear­ .498. ed safe, even with Daniels, Ben gan. Ron Nelson kept the Lobos Mel Daniels poured in 26 points i So there you have the Saltine and gl'abbed 11 rebounds but it Monroe, and Bill Morgan in foul alive with two chraity tosses, t•nt• ATTENTION :; Warriors from Syracuse Univer­ wasn't enough to offset the mar­ trouble. ting the Wyoming lead to 6:1-02. sity. Perhaps all 1'T,OOO of them Cliff Nelson then followed with gin that hot-shooting Wyon1ing With 5:13 left in the game Tom FEBRUARY GRADUATES Our Sixty-Ninth Year ol Editorial Fr•eclom _-- will know about New 1\-lexico sf~ built up at the free throw line. Asbury hit a long j\lmper that cut two free shots for the Cowboys, ter Saturday. - The win kept the Cowboys' UNM's lead to six, 56-50. Then giving them a 65-62 lead with 0:11 left. Big Mel then got the Albuquerque Federal Savings ednesday, hopes alive for winning the WAC Cliff Nelson hit the first half of a ·-:':, title and the automatic berth in one-and-one before a technical ball under the basket and dunked and Loan Association has the NCAA regional playoffs. Wyo­ was called on the Lobo bench. it with two second rem:1ining. ming will meet Brigham Young, He hit the other free sl1ot and Wyoming never put the ball in Immediate Job opening as Try added the technical, bl'inging play again, preserving a 65-M MIRAGE to which completed the season with wins over Arizona and Arizona Wyoming within three points. victory. Executive Trainee, Must State, on a neutral court some­ As the Cowboys brought the The 15,060 fans then went com­ have Degree and Military time next week to determine the ball in after the technical, Bob pletely wild after the floor had champ. Wilson was fouled by Bill Mor­ been pelted with pennies, paper Obligation fulfilled, Subscription Plan It was the first loss in 15 games gan. Wilson hit both free shots cups, and other objects all night. The referees, who were the main After a four and a half hour of the length of time required for t-argets, literally ran from the CONTACT: Jack Graham debate Monday night, the Student the type to be set. With the new floor. Publicntions Board decided to put "cold type" system that French 243-6661 proposed, a varityper, operated by Ueferecs Pelted the Mirage, the UNM annual, on a subscription basis and reml)ve a typist could print the Lobo much One man got to the t·ef('rel.'s b\lt its cost from the student activities cheaper and more economically. didn't get a swing in bl.'fore he fee for 1967-68. French said that $100 to $175 was 1-,'Tabbl.'d by a tnmpu;; l'ulit'l'­ could be saved per issue of the man. At this tim\' nearly ull ttf till.' The Board planned to submit a request to the Budget and Finance LOBO if the equipmnt was pu:-. <"rowd was still in lht• Ar('llll as ------~-- ~·-~· Committee for $1500 for a pre­ chased. police tril'd to handrutf the man registration sales promotion pro­ No Money From ASUNM Expected to Be Televised Nationally in thl' middle c•f tlH• fluor. gram for the yearbook. The Board French's proposal was amended Thh; bmught e¥Nl mnn• tlFhl'i,; also approved the proposed 1967- to say that the JUGGLER, MI­ nntu tlw lhH•l' frc•m thl' fan><. 68 budget for the Lobo asking RA G E and THUNDERBIRD, UNM Lobos Will Meet Syracuse Om• n•ft•n•r was takc•n t11 till' $35,650.00, and $3,600 for the pub­ would ask for zero allocation from airpt•rt by pulit•t• :md tlw ulhPr lication of three issues of the the ASUNM, but the LOBO would tn his nwtel. W~·nming c":u·h Hill Thunderbird, the campus literary ask for $12,000. The reason for Saturday, in the First Round of NIT magazine. the amendment was that board members felt that French's idea. New Mexico will meet Syra­ them. Ricker hit for 20 and New Equipment Wanted Harper 16. But Harper ai80 of selling th LOBO on a subscrip­ cuse in the first round of the Richard P. French, Business Su­ tion basis at $1.00 per year or five National Invitational Tournament grabbed 23 rebounds. pervisor for Studnt Publications, cents a copy would not work out. Saturday at New York's Madison Syracuse, as was New )texico, i!§B asked the Board to purchase new The Board's final decision was Square Garden. has been ranked in the top 10 Makers of Hand Made printing equipment so that cam­ t-o submit a budget that included This is the first time that New of both the AP and UPI basket­ Indian Jewelry pus publications could become the purchase price of the new Mexico has not drawn a first ball polls this season. OLDTOWN self-sufficient and not require al­ printing equipment, and an alter­ round bye in the 14-team tourna­ locations from The Associated nate budget not including the ment. Now New Mexico will have GA!UlA _rmi.TA has r(!c.eived the Chakaa spirit award and the Pep Council Sweepstakes spirit Students• equipment in case the Budgt Com­ to win its first two games to • for thet~ SUIJPOrt of thts year's Lobo baskt>tball team. Fijis Phil Reyna,lcftr and, Bruce San­ He said that if the new print­ mittee did not approve of the pur­ make the semifinals. 1ST LT. D. G. KRIES AND M/SGT. B. D. FlETCHER, AIR fORCE OFFICER nght, rccem.• the Chakaa trophy from Uill Kirby, rt-presentath·e of the junior nten's hoMrary. ing equipment was purchased, a chase of the cold-type equipment. SElECTION REPRESENTATIVES, WILl VISIT UNM ON MARCH 7 end 8 TO Chakan award was prl'.'sentl!d during halftimt- cerl'monies at last week's Lob11-Wyoming game. tremendous amount of money THUNDERBIRD May Stop , Televised Nationally DISCUSS THE AIR FORCE OFFICER TRAINING SCHOOL PROGRAM WITH Chakaa trop~y, fo.reground,. was presented for the first time this season and will be a traveling An interesting sidelie:ht of the INTERESTED STUDENTS. could be saved on all publications. The New Mexico-Syracuse tilt The Pep ( ounctl a ward JS a traYeling trophy presented by the cheerleadrs and Chaparrals. He explained that the present off­ discussion was when Mary Alin· IN MAKING THE ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE VISIT, M/SGT. S. D. FlETCHER, {LOBO photo by Pawley.) . is expected to be nationally tele­ LOCAL AIR FORCE RECRUITER, EXPLAINED THAT THE OFfiCER TRAINING set system was expensive because der, editor of the THUNDER· vised and would be seen in Al­ SCHOOL PROGRAM OFfERS THE OPPORTUNITY FOR BOTH MALE AND BIRD, told the members of the buquerque. The game Saturday FEMAlE COllEGE GRADUATES TO OBTAIN COMMISSIONS AS AIR FORCE Board that if the magazine was will be at 2 p.m. MST. SECOND LIEUTENANTS BY COMPLETING A THREE MONTH TRAINING Extent of Use Unknown not given an allocation, it would Tourney action gets underway COURSE. THE PROGRAM IS DESIGNED TO FURNISH WEll QUAliFIED YOUNG probably cease to exist because OFfiCERS TO fill KEY EXECUTIVE POSITIONS IN THE RAPIDlY GROWING Thursday with Villanova going of the small group of students AEROSPACE FORCE. who actually had a keen interest against Marshall and Souther Il­ WHILE HERE PRIMARILY TO DISCUSS THE OFFICER TRAINING SCHOOl PRO. in the magazine. linois meeting St. Peter's of New GRAM, THE VISITING OFFICERS. Will AlSO BE PREPARED TO ANSWER Drugs Dean Cites Doubt on She was told that it was not QUESTIONS CONCERNING THE VARIOUS OTHER COMMISSIONING PRO Jersey. Before the Lobo game said. right t11 make all of the students Saturday Memphis State and GRAMS OFFERED BY THE AIR fORCE, SUCH AS THE NURSE CORPS AND By UOB STOUEY the use of drugs as well as tech­ MEDICAL SPECIALISTS CORPS. nical and scientific information, Richard Alpert, a former pro­ pay a fee for a magazine that was Providence will tangle and that University administrators do only read by a few. Mrs. Alinder THE OfFICERS WILL BE AVAILABLE FROM 8:30 A.M. ro <1·00 P.M EACH DAY not have any real idea of the Lavender said, fessor at Harvard and associate night Marquette plays Tulsa and AT THE UNM PLACEMENT BUREAU FOR PERSONAL INTERVIEWS. APPOINT· of LSD advocate Timothy Leary, was then encouraged to improve Rutgers meets Utah State. wides1m:•ud use of drugs on cum­ Dr. Joel Frost, Director of the MENTS MAY SE ARRANGED THROUGH THE UNM PlACEMENT BUREAU Center fo1· Special Problems at called for absolute freedom for the quality of the magazine so The winner of the New Mexico­ INFORMATION CONCERNING THE VARIOUS AIR FORCE PROGR TRAL SE pus, said UNl\I Dean of Students that a substantial number of stu­ s Harold Lavender nhout a drug the San Francisco Renlth Depart­ drug users, Lavender said. "Al­ Syracuse game will play the QUAliFICATION REQUIREMENTS MAY BE OBTAINED THROUGH T':f: tOA~:r. pert said that people should have dents would buy the magaziine AIR FoRce RECRUITlNG Orflce AT 5TH AND GOLD sw AUIU"UERQUE Guaranteed 30 Minute Delivery edu<'ntion tonferencc held in Colo­ ment, presented a case against and make it self-sufficient. Sev­ Utah State-Rutgers winner Tues­ PHONE 247·9.259. ' "' ' the use of LSD or marijuana. "He the right to try to use LSD and day. rado last week. marijuana as freely as the use eral members of the Thunderbird "I learned that most adminis­ described cases where the use of staff spoke irt Mrs. Alinder's de­ Syracuse Scouted trators do not have mly idea of LSD had detrimental effects of alcohol and tobacco," said Lav­ ender. fense. Jim Johnston, assistant UNM r======:~::::--==::-,=~·~::::==:::~~=- ~2~ 7-8 77 7 how widespread drug use on ram­ either to the user or to others/' JUGGLER Gets OK .-. "I see the role of the university pus is, but by the publi~ity it is Lavendct• said, "but the research In other Board action, the basketball coach, scouted Syra­ in this case as education and not cuse Saturday night as the getting I'm sure it must be gt•ow• is not complete or conclusive.'' JUGGLER editor, Bob Burton ing," 'Said Lavender. Richard Cohen, a counseling Jaw enforcement. We should do Orangemen beat Colgate 93-78 at all we can to let the student have was authorized to continue publi­ Syracuse. It was the 20th win of r,uvcnder snid that ht• att~-4 times, $2,00, In•ertlo~• mu.t be submitted b;ll noon on day before presented three points of view on publication was certainly not sus­ publication to Room 159, Student Publica­ ~~=.=..">== ----~-...-"-·--~- '"""'--=--'---"'-- pended. tions Building, or telephone 277-~002 or Burton said that his maP"azine 277-4102. Las Campanas Las Cnmpnnns, tlw junior wom­ had not been helped any by the FOR RENT en's honot•nry, is accepting I!}JlJli• publicity given to it by the Lobo, he EFFICIENCY apartments, 1 block ,., ..t. of 9-5:30 cations from sophomore women but felt that he could stili ' UNM, $79.50 to $86.00 all utllit108 p&ld. with n minimum grade point make enough sales to make the Some with improvements. Ful'l11sbcd, olf­ At Both Stores Fri. till magazine a success. •t.~ parking. Call Sam Cool>tt, 265- nvcwnge . of 2.8 nnd 41 credit 8571, """"• 842-8280, Calrd•NorJi• Realty, 9:30p.m. hours. Those who die! not receive 2/6, 9, 10. applications in tho mnil mny pick LARGE apartment, 2 bedroom, new furn­ i•hings, cflleloncy kitchen. AD uUIIt.leo In· them up nt the Denn of Wonten's UNM Photo Show dudt!d. Call Sam Cooper, 2ss.g571, eveo. During Sale office. M2-82d0, Calrd•NorJis Realty. 2/6, 9, 10. Is Now Being Held W AN'l'ED: Female room mat.> with good 9~9 Weekdays-Sun. 10.5:30 sctl8e or humor and steady ncrveo to An exhibit of unconventional share huge hOU.e w/Senior, lu!r 2 yr. <11<1 creative photographs by seven .on & Ilish setter. Furni!Jhcd, 2 bt!drooms, Calendar fireplace, study. One block from campUll, UNM cameramen is now showing $41. )l~r month PlllB utilities. Phone Stnrting with this issue of at the Jonson Gallery, 1909 Lils 247-4&oa. 3/1, z, 3, a. _ the LODO, a weekly enlendnl' Lomas Rr. NE. of ctunpus events will be pt·int· Students are invited to a recep• cd every Wcclnesdny under the CLFJA~ oll and adjust portabl~ typcwtJt;. tiou on Sunday £rom 3 to 6 p.m. el'll . ~9.00, Elettrie $12.60, Standard hcndllno "Cnllinp; U." 'l'hc to meet the photographers and $!1.00, !lpeelal for UNM Student., l!'ree where, wl1on 1 nnd how much of pick liP & d~livery, E & '} Tyncwritet view the exhibition. S(ll'vfee, 221'1 Coni SE. Phone 2«3·0688, Sale Ends March 1( th exhibits, conc.erts, lcct,ures n~d Jonson is open daily 301 Romoro NW Old Town other campus hnppomngs wtll 6 n.m. be Jlrinted . ' . f '...