Law Library Anderson Announces Bids Pending Groundbreaking for the Housing Changes proposed law school ubrarv addition is very near, pending by Jet* Greheacier be inhabited by women, with final approval of construction bids Mvies Anderson. Vice President Welch possibly being returned to by the Board of Trustees at their for Student Life, announced last the males For the first time. St meeting today Tuesday that fall plans include a Catherine will bouse men The new facility, urgently redestgnation of certain It is also possible that a separate needed due to the expanded dormatones as being all male or dorm will be teased to the law program at the law school, will female students In addition it is hoped bouse the law library and provide Those dorms affected will be that the availability of off-campus seven new faculty offices All '• Law Schawl will saw rhing.ii near future with ground Mad-Freedom. St Cahtenne and apartments will be increased for construction and improvements braekbui far the new law library. Th« «M.f •n will cwver ware than Welch Halls upper classmen are in accordance with ••vara feet and will also haw— MOW new * •cutty settees. Mad-Freedom will once again Of particular interest is the prescriptions set down by the situation involving St. Catherine's American Association of Law architect In an advisory capacity. Two new classrooms seating 100 Mens Hall, and St Monicas Schools Rev Clifford Carroll. S J students each are needed by next Law Funds Women s Hall They will share Apparent low bidders for the director of libraries. Emily September Renovation of the some common facilities such as project are: Coman Construction Ebiinger. taw librarian, and Dean existing building will accomplish the mutual lounge Inc.. general contractors; Dawson Lewis H Orland assisted Mr this end. and a third large Hearing Set Each hall will have a Bros., mechanical contractors; Sackville-Wesi chassroom is planned for separate student government Hearing:, will begin in the House and Commercial Electric! The one-level structure (1,000 September of 1972 which will make its own rules Chambers in Olvmpia at 7 pm . electrical contractors. Tabulation so ft.) will include a basement concerning the members of that Tuesday. Feb 9 on a proposed bill *d by C U itudenti <*>Wi idiiexil end buainoaa crfftOJa •' EM) 70S Smlo Sh-awt, Spokaraa. *eeh.n«to« 90203 CantfMM maxima The new collegiate woman is in encounters in the sacrament of penance, the priests reassemble add ram to> 100. Gsruaoa Um¥*n.r* Nan*: HU 3 3*04 SutMcnption >#n SS par ,•» a period of transition, and has and give absolution collectively. Persons then offer one another more opportunity than ever to determine her owa life's the greeting of peace to signify the renewed brotherhood of those THE DRAFJ: activities," said the dean. forgiven. A seminar on your rights and options within Law Funds the Selective Service System (Continued from page 1) announced before the close of the Saturday, 1 p.m.—Hughes Aud. state legislature Conducted by: The Connecticut Case involves the legality of federal aid to Celeste Klein private education, as applied to Mill* Healy Fairfield University, a Jesuit -central committee for college, when it received money under the 19U Aid to Higher conscientious objectors Education Act —San Francisco The granting of money to Bill Row Fairfield was challenged In federal court, where the -Seattle Draft Counselling interpretation upheld the grant Cantor The c/jestion in the federal court Sponsored by Gonzaga Draft Counseling Cantor was whether the teaching and learning process was taking place and A.S.G.U. for the public interest

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(Ulletin 'oard Feb 5 Fri Lecture. "Didi and Aeneas." by Viktor Poeschl. 8 p.m Renaissance Room, Wrestling. GU vs Clark Jr College "30 pm Pavilion Feb 6 Sat Movie The Good, the Bad. and the Ugly. Basketball. QV vs. V of Montana Missoula Feb 8 Mon B.t.skflL.11. GV ** Montana State Bozeman Feb. HThurs BSD sponsored movie Lecture. V S. Response to Foreign Candidates Vie Revolutions b> Dr Haley of Clare- mont t'ollege. 11 am Hughes Feb 12 Fn Military Ball at Fairchild AFB Wrestling. GV M Spokane Com­ For Coronation munity College. T 3u pm Pavilion Feb. 13 Sat Movie: The Heart ia a Lonely Hunter" These five Gonzaga coeds are Basketball. GV vs N Arizona U vying for the title, queen of the Pavilion annual military ball Peggy Bahn. Feb ISThurs Last day for removal of in.omplete. a senior history major from Basketball. GV vs N Arizona V Stockton. Calif . plans a career in Fla&stalt teaching Also planning to teach is Chatty Calfee. a senior accounting major from Connell. Washington Representing the junior class is Jeanne Ross An English major Jeanne is at home in Spokane Patty Boyle, a sophomore majoring in business is also from "ChaMy" CaWa fatty toyl* Spokane Mane Marx, a freshman candidate, is from Colbert, Wash tepid v Hoiidsv Theme by Patricia "Cupid's Holiday." sets the Kairk theme for the first formal of the Yorick year which is open to all Gonzaga "AlasI Poor Yarick . .. students It will be held at I knew him, HaraHa. Fairchild Atriorce Base officers' * man at Minna last . club Friday Feb 12 Music for the event will be provided by Variety Pak Dress is formal, men wear This 12 oz. blanket dark suits and ROTC cadets wear Ye Goode Olde Days class A uniforms Tickets which will keep you cozy warm in Things have been a bit dull on Leaving the Elizabethans tar are IS per couple, are sold at the campus lately. There have been no behind, we turn the clock even cataldo and cog during dinner zero weather. riots, raids, or orgies to liven the further back to the time of King place up. Day after day. the Arthur's Court There are radical Without (low-priced) elec­ boredom continues with the changes in the curriculum. No regularity of Pentagon Budget longer does one earn a B.A. in Job Panel tricity it would just be zero. increases. chemistry, instead, one gets a Sixteenth Ceotary Goaaaga degree in alchemy The I have been thinking that tne physical department offers Set Monday campus needs a change. Imagine swimming in the moat Gamma Pi Epsilon will present if you will, a complete change of a vocational planning panel. climate, location, and era for dear Football has not been invented "Opportunities Unlimited." old Gonzaga Imagine Gonzaga yet instead, there are jousting Monday. Feb. 8 at 9 p.m in thrown back into another time matches held on Mulligan Field Crimont Lounge. The panel, which period, in another geographical Our team mascot is a dragon, the is open to everyone will location. Would it be more cheerleaders are called dragon investigate the opportunities open exciting? ladies The winning team is to a college graduate. The time is the late 16th awarded the St. George Medal Presenting information century, the place, England. Pre med students appreciate the concerning graduate schools will Queen Elizabeth I has just jousting matches because it be Dr. John Byrne graduate nationalized the monasteries. provides them with some on-the- fellowship advisor, and John Gonzaga-on-Avon is a university spot training. Hanlen They will explore the area which has tried a daring new The university owes a great debt of admission and financial aid. concept In education: coed of gratitude to that multi-talented Harry Sladich, will indicate the schooling. The peasants in the wizard. Merlin Not only has he facilities of the job placement nearby hamlet of Spokane are replaced the computer, (be has service, and give Mats on buzzing over the shocking news. proved to be far more accurate interviews. Volunteer service, The change to the I6th century than the computer ever was in especially in the Jesuit Missions, has benefited the English predicting things) he also runs the will be represented by Mary department. Now, a course in infirmary. Standard remedies are Doherty, residence director of Shakespeare really is a course in powdered toads' rib, bats' fur. Catherine-Monica, and The Rev Shakespeare. Dame Dorothy and pickled Griffins' nose, which Dave Freitag, S J Darby Smith assists in the comes in both red and green Another aspect of the panel will productions at the Old Vic theater. mixtures. Marijuana and LSD are be presented by Mrs. Shirlene not in use yet, but if a student Short, of the school of education, The versatility of electricity seems limitless. Students still gather at their wants a trip. Merlin can arrange favorite pub, Joseph's. During the who is working with vocational As does man's inventiveness in utilizing it to add that, too. planning, especially on the pub's Happie Houre, to our pleasures and cater to our needs. improverished students meet to Twentieth Century's redeeming undergraduate level. down great tankards of ale, sing elements Gamma Pi Epsilon is planning And as this demand for more and more elec­ bawdy songs, and perhaps pinch Perhaps there are some on broadening its scope this year, an occasional passing serving redeeming elements in our with activities throughout the tricity grows, so does our determination to keep wench, present day situation, though. remaining school months. A panel it low in price and high in reliability. There is no problem with Instead of pickled Griffins' nose on women's liberation, free rebellious students on this 16th (red and green mixtures) there is demonstrations, and other social We make it our business to keep the cost of century campus. Rebellious anesthesia, which is nice. Instead activities are being planned. students simply get beheaded. In a of jousting, there is televised your electric service lagging far behind the cost rare blend of Elizabethan severity football with instant replay, which of living. in convenient. Instead of Queen AGNES M STEADMAN. and Yankee ingenuity, this has Owner been turned into a fund raising Elizabeth I, there is President event. Tickets are sold for the Nixon and his Cabinet.. .did I say beheading ceremonies which are redeeming elements? Oh, well. held on the Quad, You can't win them all. Hamilton "^s THE WASHINGTON FLOWER POT Beauty Salon WATER POWER CO DOWNTOWN TRADING COMPANY OPEN NOON Til 6:00 DAILY 1410 N. 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I do not doubt the competency of remedied by the regular Mr. Crawford in commenting on attendance of classes and the Indian Program and many of studying To insure this, three the recent happenings in Indian counselors have been hired connection with it. I would like to for just such a purpose thank him for his evaluation and at It is stated that Father O'Leary the same time suggest that it may commands respect from some of have been more beneficial as well the faculty and benefactors of as more interesting if an Indian Gonzaga " He is also held in verv student or students had high esteem bv some of the Indian commented on the Program They students also, including myself are the ones who are involved in it and consequently, affected by it Although some students were unhappy about the manner in 1 do feel, however, that some which courses were planned and areas do contain somewhat biased instituted' for the first semester opinions and. as an Indian student the entire picture reveals that not affected by the Program. 1 would all of the Indian students are like to comment on the article and pleased at bertg placed in all- the Program Indian segregated classes such as English 101 taught by Dr Wadden A lot of the article was and Education 299 taught by Dr dedicated to reexamining that Boyles this semester After which has been examined and re speaking with Father O'Leary. it examined in almost every issue of seems that it was not the the BeUettn so far this year Much intention of the Indian Program to of this, while good (or the record institute any such classes and maybe, is at its most ancient especially not to force anyone to history, especially the first two attend these particular classes columns I. loo. am optimistic about Some areas, which I believe to Father Twohy's statement be of significance, were hardly regarding the Indian Program and mentioned and sometimes especially approve of the new incorrectly so It is inferred that committee set up to assist Father Miss Watogla Rooks took up a O'Leary in providing the best petition to "back up" her education possible for the Indian statements in support of Father students O'Leary at the December IS Editorials meeting of the Indian Advisory The Indian Affairs Week is a Board This is not so as it was very good idea and I am glad to see something constructive being another Indian student who "Freedom of the press is not an gathered the petition although done by the Indian Club Miss Rooks did sign it I think the means te a free ssvdety." As far as new developments are Jostles Felix Frankfurter opinions of the 17 Indian students who did sign the petition in concerned. I believe the statement by Miss Goes in Center is support of Father O'Leary as the In a recent issue of the Re He tin, Dr Myles Anderson, vice- Director as well as the other completely out of place It more Indian students' opinions could properly belongs in the "ancient president for student life, spoke of the problems the University have been quoted and would have history" part of the article and was fating as far as student housing was concerned. Dr In the first issue of the I elaborated on an important issue more probably doesn't belong in Anderson stressed that a change in students' life style for the school year of 1964. a name which is still hot the article at all because of its. contest for a new building on what I believe to be somewhat provocated the desire for students to live off campus. It seems that the people who are able to move from the campus campus was announced Prize destructive rather than winning name Circulus Omnium I do not think, contrary to Mr constructive nature are happy and many who are forced to live in the dorms are not. Crawford's opinion, that the basic Gonzaga-orum (meaning roughly problem at final exam time was I take offense at the last At least this would be the indication from the living conditions "a meeting place of all the director of the Program, but paragraph were I am referred to that prevail It ts nearly impossible for a student to sleep or study Gonzagans'r The name "COG" rather the failure of more than ai a member of "in before 2 a.m. Loud voices, marijuana, and blaring stereos was adopted by the students The half of the students to attend class underprivileged minority " I do penetrate the thin walls continuously. formal name finally selected was not believe that I am an "Student Union Building." and a general lack of studying It is easy to be sympathetic with Dr. Anderson's problem—the This is what was. more than underprivileged minority—just an University must keep its beds full tn order to maintain financial anything else, hurting the Indian please In Dec of 1942. The Great Program. Hopefully by this time, Blase Hovi stability But on the other hand, the student should not have to Hockey Scandal errupted. It did that problem will have been ladisa Student suffer for it. not involve gamblers nor bets In BB fact, it was little more than a squabble with students of Loyola University in Los Angeles and 'Letters to the editor' another squabble within the ranks Gonzaga defeated Loyola in LA, 1- Editor, article The administration of this It is finished Hetchetu aloft! apathy, if not fear And i don't 0. in a rough hard-fought game Congratulations on your first university has spoken many Now. my friend, let us smoke think we should shield our parents Somehow, a feud started between issue I know the two-week ordeal words, but actions have been together so that there may be only and alumni iae) from free players from eastern Canada and was very difficult, and in general I painfully slow in coming What good between us." expression, especially when it's western Canada. Three players enjoyed your first product. But 1 actions have come have been in Tom Crawford, S. J. done in a non-destructive fashion. skipped the squad in California to was a bit disappointed with your reaction to the repeated requests Brad Rice. S. J. watch the Rose Bowl game. It all handling of my article on the of the students and concerned Mr. Crawford: ended with handshaking the Indian Program here at G.U. Indian adults Though be is The editors feel thai year article Editor. following day Specifically. I wish you had currently reconsidering his as it appeared ID the Jaa. 22 What a great job! consulted me before cutting from resignation, a week ago Fr. Brown Bulletin was a ssefal evaluation of My compliments to the staff for Coeducational at Gonzaga and adding to a piece printed could see no progress since the recent events within the program. turning out a product that plainly enjoyed a curious history Seattle under my name Such would seem beginning of the year Thus, it The leagth of the article reflects great care, selectivity and College had unofficially accepted to be standard editorial policy, seems to me that the university necessitated editing, which was skill in the production process. I coeducation in 19U. especially in matters of the still has a lot to do to convince the done carefully, so as not to change have heard nothing but praise for Less than two years after girls importance of this program, and I Indian people it is genuinely the vlewpoiat. Within the context, the first edition and we all look did make a point of asking you to interested in their welfare had been accepted at Seattle, in the final paragraph was written to forward now to continued quality March 1935. the Geauga Bulletin do this when I submitted my conclude the article. in the Bulletin article. Thank you for this opportunity conducted a sampling poll among to clarify my article. Gonzaga Yea apparently feel that the 1 was particularly impressed by its readers, concerning their Since you nave asked me to limit needs frank and honest exchange viewpoint was changed. Only you the story on Night-walk but at the preferences for an all-male school my remarks to a minimum, let me of facts and ideas, especially those kaow the precise outlook {steaded, same time I know that only a team or coeducation. Of SO men polled simply say that, besides cutting which are controversial. Let me SS we cannot question your effort by the staff could bring out by student reporter John Sisk. the over 700 words from my original close with a prayer of Black Elk: opinion We regret any such a good edition result. yes23, no27. article unbeknownst to its author, "Great Spirit. Great Spirit, my embarrassment which resulted, Congratulations to all and keep According to sources around you added some sentences Grandfather, all over the earth the bat still wish ts thank yea for year it rolling! Gonzaga. Bishop White took the (especially the entire final faces of living things are all alike contribfltioa. Sincerely. initiative in promoting paragraph) which did not say With tenderness have these come The Editors Jim Glyaa coeducation, concluding that a quite what I would have said. I up out of the ground. Look upon Info Services coeducational university was have pointed out to you some of these faces of children without Editor: essential to the welfare of his the inaccuracies which resulted number and with children in their In response to T.M.'s editorial LITTERS TO THE EDITOR diocese. The switch took place in from this revision. arms, that they may face the comment about the "marred" the fall of IMS For the sake of your readers, I winds and walk the good road to wall on campus. I was, on the All letters must ke would like to discalim the the day of quiet. contrary, delighted to see some type-written, devhls-spacsd Gonzaga School of Law optimistic import of that final This is my prayer; bear me! fun and free expression happening and net be wises thsn 250 officially opened for registration paragraph. The situation is much The voice I have sent is weak, yet on the campus. I wish there were words. All letters will ke on Sept. IS. 1912. Founders of the more. Niceness and tidiness can printed st received with the school were Fr, Louis Taelman, more ambiguous than that. I tried with earnestness I have sent it. sxcsptisn sf p*ra«raphinj to indicate this ambiguity in my Hear me! be not only a bore but a symbol of S J and Judge Stanley Webster Opens Feb 26 Fri., Feb 5. 1971 CON2AGA BULLETIN Page 5 'Fantasticks9 Slated Soon; Cast, Songs Are Promising By Greg Sleeves Gonzaga members, you probably "Once Upon A Ma tress.' aad After a trip to Europe. Dorothy remember the Little Help From "Kismet " Sweet Sir Galahad is the only Darby Smith has relumed to My Friends group in which Phil Additive Feature cut on the album written by Joan Gonzaga I'mversity to engage in participated. Dorothy Darhy Smith will herself Smooth sweet, and her tenth musical production The fathers are played by Gary inculcate into the play an melancholy, the lyrics read like "The Fantasticks was written Ponti and Windsor Vinney. Gary. a amplification of the script through feminine Dylan: "Sweet Sir by Tom Jones He also wrote the senior is a new-comer to use dancers They have never been Galahad came in through the lyrics which Harvey L. Schmidt platform, but his voice is known to used before in this play, but she window in the night when the put to music This play, which has ail of us Windsor is a freshman expects the dancers to make it moon was in the yard He took been at San Francisco for eight premiertng in his second Gonzaga come alive These dancers. her band in his and shook the long years, could prove to be a performance, the first being as Marsha Benmon. Naomi hair from his neck and be told her highlight for Gonzaga the reporter in Henrik Ibsen s Pederson. and Kevin Countryman, she'd been working much too theatergoers About the play. are under the choreographic hard " She also sings Phil Ochs whose main song is in infamous Next Sua day inaugurate* a training of Jane Larkin "There But For Fortune. and widely-acclaimed "Try To sew, interesting, aad While 11 actors will be on the Donovan s "Torquotse. and a few Remember. Miss Smith entertaining special evening stage proper 29 other people are attempts at pure country from comments "It is a musical which la the Russell theater The responsible for putting them on The First Tea Years. . "David's Album all are done is very applicable to a young cast dramatist! ea csaspes are that stage Credit must be given to Vanguard'VSDsatt 1- fine, except for the country The style of the play itself is holding excreises is the director producer, Dorothy With the possible exception of numbers which aren't too adaptable to the college level directing aad acting far ail Darby Smith, to the musical Dylan himself. Joan Baez has done listenable The religious-oriented The plav will be performed on these interested in lesraiag directors. Fr Walter Leedale. S more to popularize folk music Feb 26. 27. and Parents Weekend these skills, er even far these J and Mary Virginia Miller. Will The Circle Be Unbroken is Theme and Plot than any performer in the last also one of the weaker cuts on the who limply waat to observe technical director. Dale de decade From the 1959 Newport album Having the Jordanaires The theme of "The Fantasticks aa near of free drama tit Viverors. choreography. Jane Folk Festival to Woodstock. back up Joan Baez is pretty can be seen in the subtitle for the .tiverue. And it » FRKK" Larkin. costume design. Mrs. Baez s achmgly pure" soprano unpalatable play - "A Parable of Love " This From 7 le », Suaday Robert Albi. and costume has added beauty and meaning to Baez is at her worst when her theme is expressed through the evenings. Russell Theater execution. Mrs. Laurence Olsen an unbelievably long list of music becomes pretentious or following plot sequences A boy Appalacian folk songs, English self-righteous Blessedly. "The and a girl, who are neighbors are ballads, traditional-*, and folk First Ten Years'' has neither of in love as long as a wall separates play Mac McHugb. as Mortimer Prof To Talk standards. Her active political these faults, but most of her live them and they believe that their (the man who has died in every career-demonstrations. sit-ins, performances are marred by fathers disapprove of their love piay he has ever been in I promises Dr Viktor Poscbl. a Virgilian marches - has sometimes annoying references to "my The fathers of these two an unlimited amount of comic classicist from the University of overshadowed her music, but Baez husband David." a professional imaginative children, however, do relief Heidelberg, Germany, will lecture the politician was always inferior draft resister who is currently not object to their match, in fact, Ed Logue impersonates Henry, in the Renaissance Room at t p.m to Baez the vocalist. Her latest enjoying a delightfully well- they decide to bring the two the old actor of the play The Mute today at Gonsaga University on album, a double-record collection publicized sentence in a federal children together through a ruse is performed by Debbie Gilbert, a Diaoand Aeneas " of the highlights of ten years of penitentiary An audience is They hire a desperado to abduct freshman this year, and a young Currently a visiting professor at music, is more than a folkish trip generally inclined to overtook the girl, while they arrange for the lady with years of experience She the University of Pittsburg. Dr. down memorary lane—it's a references to David rotting in jail boy to rescue his lover from the is also a product of Jane Larkin's Pose hi will be making this third sampling of youthful Americana. when her nightingale-like voice hands of evil. The trick naturally school of choreography and has visit to the Gonsaga campus as a Not accidentally, a good third of sings something like "Joe Hill" or succeeds and the two children are danced in "The King and 1." lecturer the album is devoted to Joan's belts out "Sweit Chariot" as it did united in their fathers sight renditions of a half dozen early at Woodstock, however Cast Dylan tunes. Her long association Regardless, Baez is the The cast for "The Fantasticks" with Dylan has given her a feeling outstanding female minstrel of the consists not only of well- for his songs unmatched by other era. If this album is any experienced actors, but actors singers: her versions of his early who are attempting the college «3§ ;• indication, the next ten years protest songs bring to mind the should be rich in folk music stage for the first time Karolynn time when Dylan was more than a Flynn Haft, a stand-out in folksy Johnny Cash. "With God on Gonzaga's "My Fair Lady" and Our Side," the number she and "Celebration.'' will now assume Dylan sang together at the 1963 the leading rote of Luisa, the girl Newport Folk Festival, is in love with the boy < Rick especially poignant when sung Campbell playing Matt) Rick, a with Baez simplicity: "And you sophomore at G.U.. had had never ask questions / When God's several years of experience in on your side " The other Dylan drama and dancing In nigh songs exhibit the same school, he performed in "Once unblemished vocal. "Love Is Just Upon A Mattress" and attended a Four-Letter Word" and "You Jane Larkin's school of Ain't Goin' Nowhere" from her choreography "Any Day Now" album, a salute Philip Garay will undertake the .TUraDA¥S&h to Dylan, display Baez's narrator's position, El Gaik> Phil. *r>o~vc»»^n-7T»i^)vx»>r-T) •> understanding of the enigmatic although be has not entertained on love songs. "A Hard Rain's A- Joan tees pictured with husband the Gonzaga stage, has acted in 7-JOP..M..* Gonna Fall." "Farewell. David and child, Gabriel dur.no the San Francisco Bay area for Angelina." and "Don't Think D-*id * prison term. (1970) several years. For the older Twice. It's All Right" are also XH9TH152 BH0WME done to perfection. Joan sings Dylan as if be were standing over her. The album isn't lacking in a number of solid traditional folk ballads. ' Silver Dagger." an anonymous song from Appalacia. BRAND X STEAK HOUSE is performed by Joan like a true 105 - E. Mission daughter of the bills; "Don't Sing Any Love Songs," she tells a Gonzaga Student & Faculty courier, "you'll wake my mother." The other ballads come straight from England: "John STEAK SPECIAL Riley" and "Georgie" are both about lost love and are both sung with refreshing sincerity. For $1.99 Baez every syllable is important: besides the task of vocalizing, a HAPPY HOUR baddadeer has a take to tell. Her lyrics are always well-articulated, Our ROUND-UP ROOM and coupled with her flowing soprano make the ideal This Coupon entitle BEARER to Monday thru Saturday Bar Drinks instrument for storytelling in verse. Not to be overlooked is 5:00 to 7:00 P.M. "London / Old Welsh Song" from Maverick Top Sirloin her "Baptism" album—half of the verse is spoken, futher evidence of 50c her sense of timing and rhythm. Steak DAIRY-FREEZE Regular $2.39 Special $1.99 (STROM'S) BRAND X STEAK HOUSE screw from Joey's Tavern Served with Baked or French Fried Potatoes & Garlic Toast Hamburoon, Pries, Shakos etc. Offer Expires Feb. 12, 1971 E. 105 Mission COftNR HAMILTON 4 SHARP Page 6 GONZAGA BUUETIN Fri.. Fab 5, 1971 Expert offers Karate Course Tang Soo Do Karate, a hard fighting Korean style, has recently eponed' as an unofficial course as Gonxaga Taught bv a San Dan •third- degree black belt). Ron Bledsoe. his do-jo has been transferred from his residence on Indiana to Kennedy Pavilion Now the course is available to G U students of all styles and experience . The class usually meets on Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 7- I Ice Chips 9pm The maximum fee for Gl Toatn Captain Gary McBnd* flips hia first of tws aawla (trie rhs students is S3 00 per month Selkirk net. Thu was sns sf 13 tallies th« Zag icsis itetthed against Karate, an art of concentration, By Puck «*dafc# HM Seinta last Saturday. means 'empty, or sky hand " A person learns to use the body with The Gonzaga University Hockey Club began its second the greatest amount of economy, season" Saturday. Jan. 30. with a convincing 13-7 win over arch­ efficeincy and speed in staving off rival Selkirk College attackers - "to be well-armed is to The Bulldogs looked like a completely different club in ZAGS WHIP SAINTS, be able to tight empty -handed Karate, though described comparison to their last outing, an 11-3 drubbirg at the hands of sometimes as a martial art. is not the same Selkirk club last Dec 4 inconsistent with the peace Eleven Zag icers. including newcomers Keith Boquist and Bob movement - the art was innovated James, led a balanced scoring attack Larry Mason also turned UBC ACTION SUNDAY around 2.000 years ago by a in a strong game with two goals an assist, and some strong Bv Dan Wilhaass factor The third period displayed Buddhist monk to keep off checking Boquist scored two goals, had three assists and After nearly a two-month layoff. a more aggressive type of hockey Mongolian attackers, without the provided needed comic relief on the bench throughout the the Gonzaga University hockey as the ice became faster and the use of weapons contest team soundly defeated their arch­ heat problem was somewhat Yoga exercises are used for resolved physical development in Karate. It also looks like James, last year's captain, will increase the rival in the Pacific Intercollegiate Hockey League the Selkirk the principle* of Zen Buddhism scoring punch. "Ntzer," as his teammates call him. collected Coach Dan McDougald was Saints. 13? in the Spokane pleased with the performance but contribute to the mental attitude two goals and two assists Captain Gary McBnde. and assistants Coliseum on Saturday afternoon added that in order to beat the of concentration John Eret and Joe "Nino" Petretta came up with their usual fine The Zags were led by two-goal - University of British Columbia efforts. performances from team captain this Sunday, the Zags will have to Deak decks Saint Gary McBnde Gary Pemo. Keith move the pock much faster and Larry Deak. affectionately called "Beaver" by his teammates, Boquist, Larry Mason, and Bob with more precision provided most of the early excitement in the game. James The University sf British The other Zag marksmen were Colombia Braves iavade the Selkirk's Jim Snook unwisely tried to take advantage of Deak Ken Lupul. Jim Marshall, and Kic Coliseum this Sunday Currently at 12:57 of the first period The Beaver" promptly beat Snook ArraSmith the Braves enjov a three point into the ice, picking up five minutes in penalties and a great deal Gonzaga and Selkirk were tied 2- lead is the PlHL standing* of Selkirk's respect. 2 after the first period The Zags fallowed bv Gonxaga and Selkirk Later in the game as a maroon-shirted Selkirk skater was took a commanding lead in the whs are tied for second place checked near the Zags bench. Deak was heard to say. "Well, you second period leading 8-4 after the dame time is slated for S:tt p.m. brought him to the right place, boys!" second twenty minutes of action The fact that Gonzaga The Bulldogs look the game has never beaten UBC in league Things weren't all rosy however There were definite lapses bv completely away from the hapless action does not depress the Bulldog defense Unfortunately, in hockey, defensive Saints by adding five more goals in McDougald. as he said. "We have mistakes usually go up on the scoreboard in favor of the the final frame to put together the team to defeat the Braves, we opponent Saturday was no exception Gonzaga defensemen were what Dan Williams, hockey club will just have to keep the pressure somewhat slow in getting the puck out of the corners at times president, called a fine team on them right from the opening and were even slower at picking up opposing forwards in front of performance " face-off and play positional As usual Joe Petretta turned in hockey " the net ftery Kethr sfreichas out ts began a fine individual performance on Team spirit is riding high due McLean looks good one sf hht serial maneuvers. defense Keith Boquist, a recent mainly to the recent win and the Goaltender Pat McLean made 31 saves in Gil's net It was a acquisition from Eastern changes of Gonzaga reaching the good performance for the big sophomore but he has had finer Washington State College, was the league finals. An additional efforts this season. leading scorer for the Zags as he incentive was introduced last Tankers Host scored two goals and assisted on The game had Bulldogs in the penalty box for 24 minutes to week when it was disclosed that three others for a five point tally the Bulldogs have been invited to Selkirk's nine-another fault the Zags must work on It's hard to ISU Tomorrow make a five game road trip into The first two periods were Gonzaga's swimming team score when shorthanded. although Gary McBride might Alaska to play Alaska Methodist rather sluggish as both teams hosts its first swimming meet 1 disagree He scored GU's 13th goal at 1604 of the third period University, ranked fourth in the found the muggy heat of the p.m. Saturday in the Pavilion pool when the Bulldogs were not one, but two men short. nation last year in the small Coliseum an extremely dismal against Idaho State University Coach Dan McDougald called the game "a fine effort college division, and the University of Alaska in Fairbanks Coach Tony Pnano indicates his considering the layoff of over fifty days." Prior to gametime, the five swimmers are ready and Zags had three practices since Dec. 4. McDougald said, "We've The trip is slated for Mar. 12 to waiting. Rory Kelly, Steve been able to add a few more players (Rich ArraSmith. Ken Frosh Cagers Mar 17 As well the touring Chisolm. Paul DelBonta, Chuck Alaska Methodist University team Flaherty, and Mike Eggerman Lupel, James and Boquist) who will definitely help us in the will be in town to play the Zags on wilt compose the core of future Sure, we had our lapses, but it was still a fine effort " Whipped Mar 7 Gonzaga's web-footed swimmers UBC coming up The meet is open to all students The Eastern Washington Stale Fan support has grown and promises to a competitive Looking ahead: The Zags play the league's premier club, the Savages overcame a 13-point considerably this season as the exhibition. University of British Columbia, on Sunday, Feb. 7 The Braves halftime deficit last Tuesday night Zags lead the league in overall beat GU last year 17-3 and ft-2; however, with this year's and managed to out overtime attendance For the last game over 1.100 fans attended the improved club, the Bulldogs definitely have a chance, especially the Gonzaga Krosh 78-73 at Kennedy Pavilion contest and were extremely ONE FLOWER since Selkirk beat UBC earlier in the season, 2-1. pleased at the outcome A balanced scoring attack The game stacks up as the club's stiffest test of the season proved to be the Frosh s downfall The Zags deserve your support OR McDougald has been working the club hard this past week and as all Gonzaga students are as everyone on the Cheney roster A WHOLE BUNCH added, "We're not afraid of anybody—we've got the talent, the managed to score The younger admitted to games free upon guts, and the pride to beat UBC!" Zags amassed a total of 62 points presentation of your student l.D. card. Team "high" between their three top scorers. Jerry Price (»), Skip Molitor Give the Zags support for what EUGENE'S Spirits on the club are at a seasonal high right now. Last (20). and Rich MacKay US), but promises to be the biggest game of Friday's announcement of a trip to Alaska from March 12 to 17 received Utile support from the the year this Sunday in the FLOWERS has the club "up." There is no doubt about it. rest of the lineup Spokane Coliseum. Free prizes will be given away from lucky North 7 Wall SI-MA 4-1171 The Alaska trip along with the trumping of Selkirk should give The Frosh shot only 38 per cent numbers on the hockey programs, the club a "lift" for Sunday's contest, which may even be a from the field while bagging a W 601 Fraiuii-FA 6-JJ35 which incidentally are free also. preview of the league playoff game. feeble 55 per cent on the foul line Eastern hit 52 per cent from the field and managed 61 per cent from the charity stripe. Rich MacKay matched bis 18 HOCKEY ACTION tallies with 18 rebounds to lead all PitftK UUl Gonxaga University in that category He was followed Your Favorite Beverage," vs. by Price with 9 bounds PIZZA Across from Sacred University of oritiih Columbia CHICKEN Heart Hospital LUNCHES SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 7 AT 8.00 P.M. HAMILTON 9th 4. Grand MA 4 8)1 1 t orders to go FREE TO STUDENTS WITH O.U.I.D. BARBER SHOP WELCOME GONZAGA UNIVERSITY STUDENTS N. 1410 Hamilton Ptcfc Up Lucky Number Programs At The Door Fri.. Fab. 5. 1971 GONZAGA 8UUETIN Page 7 Smoker Calls Helena Foes Carroll College in Helena. Montana has agreed to send six of their boxers Feb 19 to face six of Gonzaga s best Defending the Zags honor will be Alan Gibbs. Dave Bixby. Tom Burlington. Chris Dirstine. Don Davis, and George Hart Other face-offs which have been Huskies Tease Zags solidified this week are Tony Carroll vs Dennis Hottell; Steve In the Monday Spokesman-Review Gonzaga Coach Hank Wishard vs. Dan Sweigen Joe Anderson warned Washington State to watch out for the Dxiadosvs Mike Watts University of Washington this weekend It seems after reading Greg StaeheU vs Dan Madsen the article, that Coach Anderson went into last Saturday's game John Horn vs Keith Gemar; Greg with the Huskies prepared not to win. but only to scare the V of Huckabee vs Al Dernbacb. and W Now I ask you, "Is that the way to lead a team'' Burt Martinez vs. Archie George A few more will be added before It seemed that Anderson was confident that the Zags did scare the card is finished Tickets in the Huskies, but from someone at the game I received this advance will be 61 and $1 SO at the report door Trophies will be awarded to Gonzaga was never really in the game. Steve 'Horse'" Hawes. all surviving gladiators the Huskies big man and leading scorer, only played 20 to 30 minutes, but whenever the under-coached Zags tried to put on a spurt. Hawes reentered the contest and the Huskies' lead Juniors, Seniors increased once again. The brave Zags led for the first 10 minutes But after that, it was all Hawes and the Huskies, as Louie Nelson, the fine In Hoop Contest Sophomore guard, and Hawes controlled the tempo and Although the heyday of momentum of the game mterclass and interdorm As much as I commend the Zag men for a fine effort. I must competition has faded from the condemn the coaching staff for only preparing the team to scare Gonzaga sports scene in the past few years, the classes of 71 and Coach Tex Winter and the University of Washington. "72 have this year resurrected the I can find no comfort in losing. No one should be contented with Larry Carter neatly •vsnaSvkhss hiinMlf betwesn two iaatern players ts set in* s the* last Tw—day nlehf. spirit of those classic battles scaring an opponent Vince Lombardi once said. "Winning is On Feb 13. as a preliminary to everything.'' and unless the coaches attitude improves, it will ihe Cionzaga-Northern Arizona I attain be an empty winter for the zag ballplayers. game, the Juniors i'72i and Seniors (71*1 will square off in a basketball contest The Juniors. Eastern Scalped By led by their captain. Dennis Rip City Rusca. hope to avenge an earlier There is still a lot of time until the Second Annual Gonzaga loss to the Seniors in a football Smoker, but already the words are starting to fly. The following game last fall. poem was written by the "Great" Muhammed AI: Bulldog Free Shots The winners of the game will be Ode to an III Fated Foe treated to a party courtesy of the A season-high 77 per cent from second period losing class When Muhammed Al enters the ring the chanty stripe more than Bill Quigg once again paced the Huckabee will look like a ding-a-ling. balanced tepid scoring from the Zags on the boards by bringing A right to the nose, a left to the head field last Tuesday as the Gonzaga down 11 rebounds Quigg was By this time Huck will wish he had fled basketball team poured it on to followed by Sten with 8 Buss led down Eastern M-89 all rebounders with 14. for A tittle shuffle, a smash to the chin The victory brought the Zags Eastern By the end of the second, Muhammed will win season record lo an even W Hank Anderson and his Bulldogs The ref will count 8-9-10, you're out following a defeat at the hands of step onto the road this weekend Huckabee will wish he were never in this bout the supple Washington Huskies and head tor the northern wastes last Saturday Gonzaga's record at of the great state of Montana to home remains nearly untarnished meet the floundering University of as their mark in friendly Kennedy Montana and the potentially tough has shot to 7-1. Montana State University Feb 6 Sharp-shooting guards Larry and 8 IM Forces Due For Carter and Chris Nikola led the Considering the Bulldogs Zag scorers by popping 18 and 20 previous road show performance, points respectively. Carter and the stay m Montana could prove Nikola were followed by front- none loo friendly If the Zags can Battle at Pavilion liners Greg Sten and Howard get by these two thorns they will Burford with 12 markers apiece be readv for the big contest: If you care By Steve Bracy Meanwhile, the B league Burford's tallies came early in the Weber State and Willie Sojourner Jan. 20. 1971 marked the promises an equally exciting race contest as he scored 10 of the at Kennedy Pavilion Feb 13. enough, maybe beginning of Gonzaga's The Primo. Black Magic, Co- Bulldogs first 11 points. intramural basketball season Tech, and the Natty Bumpo figure you can meet Forty-three teams divided into six to have a band on the league title. The Zags hit 30 out of a total of THE leagues are participating in what while the Oners could easily reach 39 free shots for their blistering the Paulist promises to be the most the top in thedarkhorse role. charity line total Eastern hit a 75 per cent clip from the line but only enthusiastic intramural campaign Speaking of darkhorses, the C CRESCENT challenge... sank 9 out of 12 shots, marking a in many years. The prime reason league is a conglomeration of difference of 21 points, six more for this added enthusiasm is them. The defending champions, than the margin of victory. GIFT It isn't easy, being a Paulist. attributed to the new format that the Cyrcus, have their work cut will be used in the post-season Randy Buss, a 65' junior, led Bridging gaps between young out if they are to retain their title. and old. black and white. playoffs. The new method devised They will be challenged stiffly by all scorers by firing 22 markers REGISTRY by Grant Anderson and Gary through the net and Dave Hayden. past and future But it u a the Hangmen, B.W.S., Shuala.and challenge. Bloom will have 16 teams the Cabrons. Who then is the another junior, followed closely by participating in a double- favorite? No one knows, the throwing in 21, 15 of them in the Bndes-to-be are invited lo The Paulist mission is to el i mi nation-type tournament, thus league is extremely well- people • - . individually list their preferences In giving more teams a chance at the balanced, and undoubtedly the and in all ihe societies in much-sought-after title. winner will feel its lumps. (Going china, silver, etc. in The which ihey live The defending A league and out on the limb, something I ... to discover Christ P*p£ QacJi Crescent Gift Registry. rhis intramural champions, the normally don't do, I will choose wherever he is acting the Hangmen, based solely on ... U> be attuned to the needs Botcbagaloupies, are again the information provides an in- favorites. However, "the Botch" their undefeated record through of Ibe present, yet to form will not have an easy time, for games.) valuable guide to family and a vision of tomorrow's world. they have already suffered a loss. friends as they shop foa If you arc interested in their first by the way. at the hands finding out more about the of John Miller led Stayriasis. The wedding gifts Paulist priestly challenge, Satyriasis, Valkyrie. Shieks, and write to: the Huns stand as major obstacles k Three generations serving Spokane and to a second straight title for the GIR REGISTRY. Downlowr H>*. DoaaM C. Cansa*cll. CS.t. Botchagaloupies. ^ the Inland Empire ..." Fourth Floor Alto Vocation Director Northotown and University City c JOEY'S Pa home thetg N. 1226 Hamilton Hennessey funeral 415 Weal 59lk Strtt! •WHERE FRIENDS MEE!" Spokane, Washington North 2203 Division CwTDtmm N«« York, N.Y. 100IV KING SIZE SANDWICHES I t Page 6 GONMGA BULLETIN Fri., Feb 5, 1V7!

Seeking a diversion Iroin routine campus living, students arise every Thursday a little more alert than usual Everything from V W 's to Road Runners swarm to Mt Spokane lor G U s weekly invasion Kor some Gonzagans. it may be the first time on the slopes or another chance to master those awkward sticks Kor a privileged few it's an opportunity to try jets, avalements. ' and seek A privlles* en the first day eflly out the powder ion Mt Spokane'' Whether the skier conquers the mountain or. more likely, the mountain conquers the skier. this popular sport will remain an agreeable "w/a'lt try It one mora time." contest between man and nature Gonzagans Challenge Mt. Spokane

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