Garnes refutes ‘Concerned Blacks’ charges By STEVE BELTON themselves with Games not responding to or James Games, acting assistant to the chancellor, communicating with the Black students on campus. minority affairs, reacted yesterday to the charges lodged fcDoing hell of a job,’ Games believes that he is doing “a hell of a job,” and against him by the group calling itself “Concerned Black most of it consists of talking to Black students. “When I Students of UCSB” with the chagrined admission, “If first hit this campus, I met with students__ two or this is true, I must be a pretty bad dude.” three hours and hacked out stuff__ two or three times a But, “I’m here to serve the Black students,” Games week.” These “rap sessions” took place in his office, at insists, and has no plans to resign. Commenting on the the center, or in I.V. apartments, including that of Judy manner in which the demands were first made public, McClellan. the interruption of the luncheon with Ralph Abernathy, McClellan, chairwoman of the AJ5. Lectures Games said, “I am in accord with Reverend Abernathy’s Committee, and “Basically,” she states, “one of the observations to the effect that it showed “great growth leaders of the BSU,” is a strong critic of Games now. and maturity on the part of the Black students.” She does not feel that the BSU will make a public If Games approves of the tactic adopted by that statement concerning the demand for Games’ group in adhering to Abernathy’s belief in non-violent replacement, but she calls the concerned students’ move political action, he does not feel that the charges made v a “beautiful action . . . I’m very glad that there was no are valid. violence.” The first charge made against Games was that he fails As an example of Games responding to student to consult Black students in the selection of wishes, he cites the choice of Abdulhamid Akoni as the representatives. Games is not sure what is meant by this, new director of the center. Akoni was recommended to as his main function is not selecting representatives to Games by what he calls a “ grass-roots committee” of anything; he did get Sandra Dillard a job on work study, Black students, and Games got him. but she is a student. At the beginning of the year, Games Games feels he is responsive to the BSU, and is glad had planned to create a new job, but the Black Student that the issues raised by the Concerned Students are in Union convinced him that it would be a duplication of public view, but insists that there are more Blacks on services performed by the BSU, so Games did not create campus than are represented by these two groups. the office. The eighth complaint is Games’ handling of the Points three and five of the Concerned Students’ KAABA, advisory council to the center. Games complaint state that Games withholds information on attributes some of the conflict to misunderstanding the financial status of the Center for Black Studies; brought about by an informal meeting of KAABA Games replied that, shortly after taking his temporary representatives at which the members from the BSU position as acting assistant, on Aug. 16, Games held a were not present; Judy McClellan, among others, was so meeting at the center with students, and brought with upset by this that he decided not to hold any other him A1 Timmesch, budget analyst for Campus Organized meetings of the council until all members could be Research Units. JAMES GARNES, assistant to the Chancellor on present, including Akoni. The second, fourth, sixth and seventh points concern minority affairs He has now reconsidered, in light of the controversy, and has announced that there will be a KAABA meeting on Saturday, from 1-3 p.m. at the center. Expansion of present facilities such as slide and Two of the positive things that Games believes he has film making, audio-tape production and graphics accomplished while filling in for the regular assistant to New ‘Center’ will also be possible with the new center and the the chancellor, currently on a year’s leave of absence, are increased space it will provide. Part of the the continuation of last year’s Black Vibrations, a approximately $800,000 allocated for new publication edited by Sandra Dillard which was viewed equipment is earmarked for expanding presently unfavorably by the Administration, now renamed Black inadequate facilities such as still photography and Interaction, and funded by Games’ own budget; and his to provide new systems such as color television, to add in taped restructuring of the center. lectures that cannot now be done adequately in An audit of the center’s books, Games feels, would black and white. probably result in serious trouble for that organization. Sayovitz added that the University is currently Games says that he has tried to reduce the “poor more services saving money through the on-campus design, (Continued on p. 12, col. 1) - construction and repair of much of the audio-visual By TOM CREAR equipment now being used. More savings appear A central communications hub for inter-campus likely with the better facility for these purposes and intra-campus electronic communication, video, planned for the center. Honey’s lawyer audio and computer, via cable and micro-wave relay “The Learning Resources Center will provide a was provided for UCSB with the approval of the more efficient means of giving the student new Learning Resources Center by the Regents at (Continued on p. 12, col. 1) their October meeting. blasts Sheriff Although the center’s main function will be to centralize and expand existing communication facilities now scattered throughout the campus, alternative uses for the center are now being for ‘harassment’ considered. These include the possibility that the center will be a focal point for a University-wide By DAN HENTSCHKE communications system and also the possible James Lindsey, attorney for Sheriffs Captain Joel function of the center in bringing University services Honey, earlier this week criticized what he termed to the surrounding community. Sheriff John Carpenter’s “personal and political According to Joseph Sayovitz, learning resources harassment” of Honey. He also requested that Carpenter director, the center will be structured so that the restore Honey to active duty. transmission of material campus-wide and into the In a press conference held in his office, Lindsey community will be possible. accused Carpenter of attempting to make Honey the “If the idea for an ‘extended University’ into the “scapegoat for the Isla Vista riots.” Lindsey suggested community becomes a reality, the center’s that the effort to “get rid of Captain Honey” was communication system will be compatible with the payment of Carpenter’s political promise and appeal to needs of such a program,” he added. “the narcotic element in our community to help win the Presently, however, the main objective of the election.” center will be to centralize the current existing Honey has been on a variety of vacation and standby communication systems and personnel on campus leaves since last May, when Carpenter began an under one roof thus providing a more easily investigation of Honey’s conduct during the I.V. riots of accessible central location for those who use last year. Honey is currently on home standby leave, learning resources facilities. “Time and money will which in effect says, “Don’t call us, we’ll call you, but be saved through the efficiency of centralizing don’t expect a call.” audio-visual facilities,” Sayovitz commented. Lindsey also said that Honey will seek public hearings Although maximum use of existing services is into the activities of other officers involved in the I.V. now extremely difficult, the center with its larger riots if he is not reinstated to active duty. staff will increase efficiency by 30 to 40 per cent Honey has been highly criticized by many people for and might possibly save money in future his actions as an officer. The California Attorney construction by reducing the need for more large General’s report on the I.V. disturbances criticized lecture halls. Honey for his lack of leadership as a field commander. (Continued on p. 12, col. 1) PAGE 2 UCSB D A IL Y NEXUS THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11. 1971 IVCC candidates finish forum for next week’s test beauty and foster spiritual can only control one individual if ★★★★★★★★★★★ right to allow I.V. to become a growth rather than an increase in it can prove that no control miasma of pollution, slovenliness Editor's note: Today's affluence and population. produces serious harm to others. Precinct 8 and what Zappa would term installment is the last in a series Soon the Regents’ funding of “plasticity.” featuring candidates' platforms the Foot Patrol will end. To Note: Roger Lagerquist, My platform consists of any for the upcoming IVCC general replace the Foot Patrol, I would running unopposed in District 8, efforts contrary to my original elections next Tuesday and like to see Service Civilians from Precinct 6 did not prepare a platform for unfelicitous observations. Isia Wednesday. Isia Vista. the IVCC elections. Vista has some definite aspects of Today: Precincts 5, 6, 7, 8 and Most importantly, I am willing good, and I would like to help 9. to represent the people of coax them from their crevices, as District 5 in as large a capacity as well as to relate to any affairs of ★★★★★★★★★★★ possible. I am a pre-law student Precinct 9 my district. With that, I prostrate at UCSB and hopefully I plan to myself before my constituency, attend the new law school those who are looking. possibly coming to UCSB in Precinct 5 1973. That gives me five more years in Isia Vista. I’d like to start now. Paul Medoff When you’ve been in a place like I.V. for a while, you might come to notice that there are problems, irritations. Then, perhaps, you sit down to find out what the problems are and how Lichtenstein Mark Larson they can be dealt with. After a couple of months, maybe, you Any freshman candidate views My interest in running for come up with something — an IVCC lies in the unique Isia Vista with fresh eyes. Matt Thuney idea — a solution. A couple of Through personal observation possibilities that Isia Vista has for Mike Talbutt months has done some good. development and the tremendous and acquaintance with I.V. I woke up one fine morning to Imagine the amount of insight, the unrevealing, unamazing effect IVCC can have, as shown Sorry that this must be short leaders, I have received some then, that you could get in/FIVE undiscovery that I, like by the water board election, on and simple. I live behind 6791 interesting impressions of I.V. YEARS. innumerable other bipeds which the quality of life in Isia Vista. Abrego. which I hope to develop into That’s what I’ve been doing come under the collective Two main functions of IVCC I PROMISE to attend all but a constructive ideas. since 1966, when I was a student heading “ hum ans,” was are the People’s Service Center few IVCC meetings, to have First, much of the community and I.V. was just beginning a very unequivocally uninvolved. and the Planning Commission. representatives in each housing is, in aesthetic terms, a blight; I heavy transition. Since then, I’ve Since then one word has Presently there are four openings unit, to consult these reps before, shudder at what it could become. stayed around, being involved in Second, Isia Vista is apathetic, undemocratically monopolozed on the Service Center Board. If each IVCC meeting, to present all I.V., draft counseling (which I elected, I would join this board written comments from you to like most other American towns. my conscience: ACTION. Action still do), Switchboard and is what I “stand for.” Basically, and work for a non-profit, IVCC, to vote according to the Apathy is O.K. (perhaps University Religious Conference, my priorities for Isia Vista are as self-supporting dog clinic in Isia expressed will of our District, to advisable) for high schools, even with its I.V. contact (which I’m for some college campuses. But follows: Vista. hold monthly District meetings doing now). not for I.V. Given its unique In relatioh to the on-campus The free clinic, Switchboard and to establish and maintain a I’ve seen a lot of I.V. life and a stature, its inhabitants have no (Continued on p. 3, col. 1) and food co-op are important District IVCC notice board. lot of problems which nobody, aspects of I.V. that need to be I WILL WORK FOR a including IVCC, to date, has been continued, which means that complete, posted and advertised able to deal with. Why? Maybe they must be self-supporting agenda four to seven days before some problems are so when Regents’ funds die. each IVCC meeting, the long-standing that they’re just People working for and with finalization by June of a more taken as the “way things are.” each other foster satisfaction of a potent governmental form for One of these, to me, is that basic human social need. The Isia Vista, a tram system, closure “there’s nothing to do in I.V.” IVCC is the backbone of our of East-West residential streets to Everyone feels shut off from political body, as the Planning thru automotive traffic, methods one another. I.V. needs an Commission is our arms and legs. (perhaps lottery) for raising auditorium for films, bands, The Planning Commission is to working capital and additional lectures, concerts, gatherings. me a main avenue toward parks. There are other things; a “bike creating values that emphasize I BELIEVE that a government library,” a corps of 200-300 PRE-CHRISTMAS bicycles, to be checked out like a library would be more effective BUYING OR SELLING A HOME? for traffic congestion than blue SALE SALE ENDS Ask some faculty member which Broker to choose . . . lines and arrows on the street. I’ve got more ideas, but no 5 - 10 - 20% e r r NOVEMBER 24 Alex Meier - Phone 962-1942 more room. You’ll hear more from me, but for now, please « (A Multiple Listing Service Realtor.) ENTIRE ST BEK vote for me; I feel I can do some WOMEN'S FASHIONS - Blouses, Sweaters, good. tops, jewelry, dresses (Indian Print acrylic material, backless & Long-sleeved). Precinct 7 MEN'S FASHIONS — Western & embroidered Shirts; Also many other styles. No candidates filed valid 6560 Pardall Road — 968-5038 (Across from Discount Records) petitions for District 7. PIZZA DELIVERY After 6:00 p.m. 968-0510 R y S J P Y ’ s RECORDS • TAPES RABBI MEIR KAHANE SUPER ■ HEAD OF THE JEWISH DEFENSE LEAGUE - - ZIMMERMAN (Dylan’s) Rabbi M SALE Happening Mow COMES TO UCSB Hernlnglerir Unsi® 8585 Pardall Rd., Islet Vista. Thsrs. Nov. 11 7:30 p.m. Physics 1610 -N(,„,r ...... Open IO - IO Dally PAGE 3 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1971 UCSB D A IL Y NEXUS

Before construction began, the land was flat, ‘RANCHO GOLETA’ water-filled and almost at sea level. Eairth-fill was trucked in and the trailer park today is approximately nine feet above the old ground level. Developers continue local o n s la u g h t Atascadero Creek, a small stream which is subject to periodic flooding, runs through the property. The creek was dug out and channeled. By STEVE WINDSOR According to Norman Sanders of the UCSB “Rancho Goleta,” a new pre-fab mobile home Geography Department, the mobile home park is community located about one mile from campus, probably the best use for the land -if it is going to be has been a concern to local environmentalists since developed. The critical question he points out, is the project was in the planning stage. whether we the community at large, should accept Several weeks ago Rancho Goleta officially that all land should be “developed,” or whether, as opened, and mobile homes are now being moved in. he feels, some lands are best left undeveloped. The grand opening was reported on the society page The land on which Rancho Goleta now stands of the Santa Barbara News-Press: “Several hundred was so considered by most environmentalists. invited guests from the area, and a great number Zoology Professor Mary Erickson points out that from Los Angeles and Hollywood . . . partook of this land was a feeding ground for several species of champagne and hors d’oeuvres . . . ” birds and she stresses that the feeding grounds all The 43 acre ate, located adjacent to Ward along the California coast are being threatened by Memorial Freeway and Goleta State Beach, was “development” projects. developed at a cost of $2,500,000. Since 1969, the Santa Barbara County Planning The story of the construction of the trailer park, Commission seems to have become somewhat more which has a capacity of 200 mobile homes, is concerned about the desirability of leaving some typical of American enterprise. In early August of RANCHO GOLETA mobile home site demonstrates man's superiority areas “undeveloped.” The success of the El Capitan 1969, Fess Parker, (star in T.V.’S “Davy Crockett” over nature. referendum, which halted development of El and “Daniel Boone”), the owner-entrepeneur of Work began in earnest in 1970. Parker wanted the Capitan Ranch, demonstrated that the voting public Rancho Goleta, went to the Santa Barbara County can have a say. Planning Commission in order to get the land county to build an extension to Ward Memorial Freeway for Rancho Goleta. However, objections Relatively small developments like Fess Parker’s re-zoned for his trailer park. Despite some can slowly but eventually take over most of the objections from a few local property owners and from people concerned with the environment and cost considerations convinced the county not to open areas just as surely as a huge one almost did at farmers, the Planning Commission re-zoned the land El Capitan. in September, 1969. build a freeway extension. STARTS TODAY OUR ANNUAL MEN’S WEAR

Speech on FALL SALE China set SHORT SLEEVE - "* $4.95 DRESS SHIRTS Stuart Innerst, a Quaker and an expert on China will speak on Friday, Nov. 12 at the Free STRIPE T-SHIRTS - £?„ Speech Area (in case of bad “ $3.45 weather, Psychology 1824). His speech will be at noon. Mr. Innerst is an expert on mainland TRADITIONAL China where he has visited. Mr. 1/2 OFF Innerst was also the Washington WASHABLE SLACKS lobbyist for the Friend’s Society. Mr. Innerst’s speech will be “Nixon’s New China Policy.” LEVI NUV0 FLARES 1/3 OFF Candidates... CORD BUSH PANTS (Continued from p. 2) (Rough Rider) 1/3 OFF community which I hope to represent, I would like to see the formulation of an Isla Vista “Yellow Pages,” listing businesses DRMSTie SHOE H E N t H H and services available along with their locations, since most of those living in the dorms are new students unfamiliar to the area. Although this a Men’s Wear Sale, In connection with this, I think an inventory/survey of services Our Storewide Discount of 10% on All and consumers is of primary importance for future planning. Please do not equate this with but Fair Trade Items will Apply to Our expansion; Isla Vista cannot afford to expand, indeed, we New Women’s Department. need what little area is left for parks and recreational activities. Let’s give the kids something to do, somewhere to play, while we oldsters can give ourselves a place to sit, talk, walk or run. Outdoors is where the people should be. Finally, let me reiterate that as OPEN THURSDAY & SALE ENDS a true representative I would have FRIDAY EVENINGS NOV. 24th no real platform without ideas 7-9 DURING SALE FOR GALS & GUYS from my constituents, and my I job would be incomplete without 966 Embarcadero Del Mar getting to know you. So please drop by room 4237, San Miguel dorm and talk. I’ll listen. PAGE 4 UCSB D A IL Y NEXUS THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1971

By LEMUEL COLON and analyzes each line of Dryden’s “Satires,” Not since the 1909-S-VDB penny has a misprint explaining to you why they are “funny.” come out on the order of the official UCSB Winter • Yeats, Pound & Eliot — The class watches old “F ’ 1972 schedule of classes. Although selling on movies of this famous vaudeville team. Yeats juggles the market for 15 cents, collectors are now an apple, an orange and a piano — Eliot slaps him in speculating that it is worth as much as 16 cents the puss with a whipped cream pie. Ezra Pound (including tax). disappears. The ritual of selecting new classes (which • Creative Writing — Want to write great plays Games ’ rebuttal to CBS somehow never turn out any better than the old and novels, but have no ability? Do you feel that As the Acting Assistant to the Chancellor for Minority Affairs and ones) has begun. Accordingly, here is Lemuel you are a creative person generally, but just can’t as a Black administrator so-qualified to work in behalf of Black Colon’s esoteric list of classes you won’t want to get it on paper? Professor Fartov starts at the students at UCSB ... I have been asked to vacate my position by a miss for those long winter days. beginning — spelling, meaning and punctuation. group of students who call themselves Concerned Black Students of The classes are assigned strictly by decision of How one word can mean two different things. How UCSB. UCSB’s own HAL 9000 computer, on the basis of to see your wares. the pre-reg cards you fill out. But what can the It seems as though whenever a Black administrator presently PHILOSOPHY attempts to serve and help further the education of Black students at average workaday student do if he wants individual this campus, he frequently is stifled by questions and issues concerning human attention, not some cold, calculating • Existentialism — Dr. Ongst teaches that life is his qualifications. machine telling him what to do? without meaning, ideas delusions and action absurd. Since being at UCSB handling Black affairs, what I have Plenty. Follow the example of many concerned Nothing is new. Nothing matters. You don’t even encountered has been nothing but poor management of programs, citizens like yourselves. Look at your pre-reg cards. exist, probably. Students will practice eating lemons misappropriation of funds and other very questionable and serious They have lots of funny little holes in them, don’t and cultivating a world-weary, I’ve-seen-it-all-twice matters. All the unity that is talked about and wanted can never be they? Want to have some fun? Take a razor blade glint in their eyes. achieved until these problems are solved. This I am doing and will and carefully cut a few extra holes in each card, • Modern Logic — Students learn foibles of continue to do so. wherever you like! This makes the computer do lots fallacious thinking. Apart from this, no sex will be JAMES M. GARNES of whacky, zany things! discussed. Acting Assistant to the Like the woman last year who got 800 issues of • Plato & Aristotle — Ancient Athens was a Chancellor, Minority Affairs Time Magazine a week for her effort. The student pretty groovy place compared to Isla Vista today — who gets the funniest reply will receive a special especially on weekends. Why Socrates couldn’t get a Letters prize courtesy of this newspaper. Try it! job. Aristotle — a mixed-up kid? Anyway, here’s my list: HISTORY NEXUS news knocked ENGLISH • The Period of Catherine the Great — After • English Satire — Professor Milksop takes apart To the Editors: (Continued on p. 9, col. 3) On the whole, I feel that the NEXUS is a paper of good quality. However, in my opinion the editors are doing its readers a disservice by permitting articles to appear in print such as the lead story of the Nov. Elections 8 edition, “Anti-war march to LA . City Hall attracts only 1,300.“ The word “only” in the headline is a blatant violation of the rules of To the Editor: ^ journalism, because “only” implies “not enough,” hence it becomes Tis the season for elections and opinion. I VCC’s is coming up the Tuesday Also, it is poor journalism to state in a news story, “It was evident and Wednesday of next week. that the organizers of the rally in Los Angeles were unable to bring However council desperately moderates to their rally.” Evident to whom? Usually a conscientious needs volunteers as poll workers reporter bases his statements on fact or quotes someone in authority for the elections in order that and then names his source, but he does NOT endeavor to interpret they function properly. events for the reader by making unsupported statements. To date, we have contacted There are other indications of bias in the story, such as “the only service groups, sororities and the speaker of political prominence,” “It was significant also...,” and “This Clinic for service-for-service led to speculation....” It appears that the writer, Dave Carlson, does volunteers. But although some not recognize the fact that such editorializing has no place in a news have been gracious enough to story. help us, we are still far below the The crowning blow was the statement, “Most of the participants required response. I therefore were young, the only exceptions being the old ‘die hard’ populists left appeal to any service over from the thirties and perhaps a half dozen undercover agents organization^ or individuals who dressed as ‘hippies,’ all of whom stuck out like sore thumbs.”'Come on can lend us their presence at any now, Mr. Carlson, who are you trying to impress with your powers of of out three polls—UCen, observation? > Planning Office and University The use of such phrases as “old,” “die hard,” “left over from the Church—from between the hours thirties,” “perhaps” and “all of whom stuck out like sore thumbs” is of noon and 7 p.m. both days. extremely inappropriate when reporting the news. While admittedly FOREIGN AID Please call IVCC at 968-8000 most intelligent people can usually distinguish such opinion from fact, or come by our office in Suite H 6 0 7 1 SWVCt MSS L A O L A I « a n s NOBMO R.G3BB the purpose of the news story is to inform, not interpret. of the Service Center to sign up. I am sure (or at least I hope) that the editors of the NEXUS are We’d appreciate your help. aware of the fact that inclusion of the writer’s opinion in a news story BOD LELAND is a cardinal sin in journalism. It would be nice if time and resources IVCC Elections Commissioner permitting, you could refer expressions of personal views to the editorial page where they are clearly labelled as opinion. I The Kulture Korner Also, please instruct your staff writers to attempt to use-a little more professionalism by not subjecting us to their own opinions. If y PETER QUIMBY Sitter ly... one of the objectives of the NEXUS staff is to strive for excellence in Dream Night in journalism, I’m sure that your attention in this matter will be greatly As part of its policy of “All right. Pooch, the dogs of Isla Vista appreciated by most of your reading audience. presenting in-depth news this area always seem to be Night and a small college ghetto, WENDY THERMOS coverage, the NEXUS presents wandering aimlessly, yet they are It is quiet. EDITOR S NOTE: We have urged our writers to add depth to their from time to time interviews with everywhere one goes. How is Not a Dog is barking; stories by making journalistic judgements about the events they cover. important personages. Following that?” not a Volkswagen is farting. We realize that there is a fine line between judgement by a writer and is an interview with Frodo “This is the main purpose of Could this possibly be, the use of his opinion. We feel, though, that some type o f context is “Pooch” Thompson, President of the UCA. That “aimless Could this ever be, needed for an event to be properly understood, especially dated events, the Isla Vista chapter of the wandering” is actually the result Will this ever be I.V.? and that a writer must judge things like attendance estimates versus the United Canines of America. of careful planning. I am, for number of those actually in attendance, the nature of a crowd, the “Mr. Thompson...” example, an At-Large...” type o f speeches presented and crowd feelings about the event. “Call me Pooch.” “A what?” “An At-Large. You see, all the DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau dogs of the Isla Vista area are (Continued on p. 9, col. 1)

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ANTIGONE by Jean Anouilh opens at the Studio Theatre tomorrow (Friday) November 12. It is one of three classical drama productions to be presented on campus this weekend. "Chorica" a collection of pieces from Greek drama will be presented in Campbell Hall one night only on Friday, November 12. The other two productions, “Antigone" and "Lysistrata" by Aristophanes will be shown alternately until Saturday, Nov. 20 (see pg. 6 ). PAGE 6______U CSB DAILY NEXUS THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1971 Drama Productions Premier ‘Lysistrata ’ and Students design, ‘Antigone’set direct repertory A common theme — life against death — relates The Fall productions of UCSB’s Department of the two Fall Classical Repertory offerings of UCSB’s Dramatic Art, “Lysistrata” and “Antigone,” which Department of Dramatic Art. “Lysistrata,” directed run in repertory Nov. 11 thru 23, involve a number by Dr. John Harrop, opens tonight and “Antigone,” of students in directing and design capacities. Jon J. THESHUBERTIANS.UCSBselect male vocal ensemble, will give their first directed by Don J. Boughton, opens tomorrow Boughton, a doctoral candidate in drama, is the performance of the current academic year in the form of a noon concert night, alternating performances thru Nov. 23 at director of “Anitgone,” Jean Anouilh’s updated Wednesday, Nov. 17, in Lotte Lehmann Concert Hall. UCSB’s Studio Theatre. version of Sophocles’ classic tragedy. Don, whose Specializing in singing the four-part songs of Franz Schubert, the early In Aristophanes’ classic comedy, “Lysistrata,” birthplace is Pennsylvania, has been a Santa Barbara Romantic composer from whom the group takes its name, the life triumphs over death as a conflict ensues resident for seven years. He has a B.A. in philosophy Schubertians will perform three Schubert songs on the concert. Also to be between the forces of lusty life and wasteful war. from Gonzaga University in Spokane, Washington, included are a mass by Josquin des Prez and Purcell's "Plung'd in the Aristophanes makes his satiric statement against war and a M.A. in dramatic arts from UCSB. For his confines of despair." by opposing women who represent life and love doctoral dissertation he is engaged in a sociometric The concert is free and the public is invited to attend. against peace by refusing sexual relations with their study of the relationship between director and men until hostilities have ceased. The men quickly actor. — BOOK REVIEW------conclude that they’re better wed than dead. Set designer for both “Antigone” and “Lysistrata” is Kelley Forde, formerly a resident of While essentially a one-joke play, the bawdy Kailua, Hawaii. Kelley, who has a B.A. in ‘T ransformations’ words and actions, the exaggerated male and female anthropology from . Stanford University, did symbols, music, song and dance combine in a graduate work in that field at UCSB before making ------FRED NIEDERMAN — Dionysian romp which has enlivened theatre-goers the switch to drama. With an emphasis in design and There has always been a streak of the violent in fairy tales. Anne for over 2000 years. This celebration of the senses technical production, he expects to complete his Sexton brings that violence up to date. She expands the violence of the serves — beyond its entertainment value — to M.A. requirements in June. His interest in drama dark German woods of Grimm’s fairy tales into the full blown super counterpoint and indict that barren, insensate began while working on student productions at violence of the twentieth century. mentality which Finds its fullest expression in the Stanford. To facilitate the “striking” of the sets In “Transformations,” Anne Sexton updates in poetry some of our militaristic mind. each night for the alternating productions, he has better known myths. “Cinderella,” “Snow White and the Seven designed a flexible unit set of styrofoam stairs for Dwarfs,” “Sleeping Beauty,” and “Rumplestiltskin,” are not mere “Antigone” is, by contrast, a solemn statement “Lysistrata.” rehashes, but transformed and chilling tales that would have touched on the same theme.' Here, in Jean Anouilh’s modern Designing lights for both productions is Dale Van even some of Walt Disney’s terrors. version of Sophocles’ classic tragedy, we again Dalsem, formerly of Sacramento. Dale is also Anne Sexton won in 1966 the Pulitzer Prize for Poetry with her encounter a man and woman opposed as working on his M.A. in technical theatre, with an book, “Live or Die.” She was born in 1928 in Newton, Massachusetts representatives of life and death, and of the interest in “environmental design.” He also has an and she’s grown up in and written about the East Coast ever since. individual in opposition to the state. Life is interest in writing which developed while an Other books include “To Bedlam and Part Way Back” and a book of symbolized by Antigone who willingly risks death undergraduate student in English and has written “Love Poems.” to ensure the religious burial of her brother, a epic poetry, as well as a one-act play, “Envious Updating mythology is not an unprecedented activity. In the early traitor to the state. Creon, as King, political leader Time,” which he describes as a "“visual production.” Pat Marshall, a senior fine arts major from San fifties Phillip Wylie wrote an essay called “Generation of Vipers” wherein he analyzed American culture in terms of myths and enforcer of traditional values, must oppose her. Jose, is costume designer for “Antigone.” Miss The unyielding force having met the immovable Marshall, an accomplished seamstress since her early reinterpreted. He explained for example, Cinderella in terms of violent object, the result is predictable: Antigone must die. childhood, gained experience in set design and competition and make-it-rich-quick dreams which he then reapplied to describing American culture. Yet, even in death, life — the life of the spirit and theatrical costuming in high school productions. the freedom of the individual which would not yield Costumes for “Lysistrata” are the creation of Ann Sexton gives us a potent dose of ourselves when she describes before the unfeeling dictates of law and order — is Mrs. Jodi Fleck, a senior drama major from Salem, the witch stuck in the oven at the end of “Hansel and Gretel,” her seen as triumphant. Oregon. Mrs. Fleck, who plans to teach, will pursue blood boils up like Coca Cola. In another tale called “Godfather graduate studies in costume design next year. Her Death,” Miss Sexton writes, “God will not be the godfather,/that Evening performances of “Lysistrata” and interest in drama began as a high school student skeleton wearing his bones like a broiler,/or his riteousness like a swastika.” “Antigone” are at 8. Matinee performances are when she acted in Salem community theatre scheduled at 2 p.m. on Nov. 14 and 20 for productions. In introducing a story called “One Eye, Two Eyes, Three Eyes,” “Lysistrata” and Nov. 13 and 21 for “Antigone.” Tickets for the classical productions are now on Miss Sexton writes, “The Unusual needs to be commented upon.../The Tickets are on sale at UCSB’s Arts and Lectures sale at Arts and Lectures Office (961-3535), the Thalidomide babies/with flippers at their shoulders,/wearing their Office (961-3535), the Lobero Theatre and at the Lobero Theatre, and at Discount Recrod Center at mechanical arms/like derricks.” In introducing another story called Discount Record Center, La Cumbre Plaza. La Cumbre Plaza. “Iron Hans” Miss Sexton lists the different types of the insane: the girt who never speaks, the boy who hears God through his dental fillings, By SPIDERMAN and the boy on the bridge about to jump. “Little Red Riding Hood” is “Higher, higher, freeze.” Name introduced by describing the deceivers, the suburban matron, the MATZO BALL show and host. Okay, inveterate funsters, this stand-up comic. And when Red Riding Hood meets the wolf she thinks T riv ia 6. Name M.C.’s of the him no more dangerous “than a streetcar or a panhandler.” week’s questions: following shows: Video Village, “Transformations,” however, goes far beyond sociology. It goes 1. Remember “Our Miss 3. “N-E-S-T-L-E-S, Nestles Treasure Hunt, Seven Keys and Brooks?” Who, in his adolescent beyond a mere retelling of some old tales. Anne Sexton strikes deeply, makes the very best the original Beat the Clock. she creates a panoramic world of cold winter afternoon and the voice, squeaked “Hi there, Miss chaaaw-clate(snap)!” — Who sang 7. What were the names of Brooks.” Who was the school’s bittersweet cackle of witches and the supernatural fused into everyday this rousing melody? Cosmo Topper’s ghostly life. science teacher? the school’s 4. Captain Kangaroo said companions? And, for fifty principal? Who was Miss Brook’s Anne Sexton weaves the illusion that the reader is a youngster on a please and thank you to this tall, points and a chance at the Bonus cold windy day sitting on the lap of a large woman with more then a housemate? lanky gentlemen in order to get Board, where did Topper work. 2. What was the name of the streak of of the grotesque teaching of the hidden secrets of the terrors him to talk (Its not the Misters 8. Lastly, perhaps someone in of the world. cab company in “Amos & Moose or Greenjeans). the audience can tell us — we Andy”? This book was provided to the NEXUS courtesy of Tecolote 5. The audience shouted (Continued on p. 7, col. 1) Bookshops.

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★ I * * * * R.ICU PR.0CTEÜ. * SMORGASBORD LUNCH BIO-ENERGETIC ^ this image, consisting of the Music Center (thank God and Buffy * A L L YO U 11:30 - 1:30 GESTALT T* Chandler for the Music Center!), the Huntington Hartford and * 6 KINDS OF PIZZA CAN EAT the Twenty Nine Palms Junior Women’s Club and Never on * 3 KINDS OF SALAD 99c Therapy Workshop ^ Thursday Lunch-a-thon presenting “Harvey” (or “Guys and * Sun. Nov. 21st w Dolls” or “Charley’s Aunt”) Two small theatres that both * For Info Call Jack 968-0319 . housed such musicals as “You’re a Good Man Charley Brown,” AT R ygsP Y ’s “Dames at Sea” and “Victory Canteen” have fallen into various * ^ states of disrepair: the Ivar is closed and the Las Palmas is in the * :: a l p h a m in d c o n t r o l :: § •ft Third Great Month of its All-Male Film Fest. ♦ ■ • Study Better Learn Faster M A t t , And the Music Center. For a city that is to culture what ^ Meditate !! in blavista. t~ - 'Y _w Custer is to Native Americans, the Music Center is a lush tropical * I Raise Conscious Awareness ! ’ everumiht T oasis amid split level ranch houses. Unfortunately, the audiences 8 eveirpMitiC * Ray Morgan, L . Sc. 0 . <529 Trlgo r 1 come from the split level ranch houses. :: 969-3541 M During “Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum," * è •+C the audience made animated conversation through the overture. * M Ladies stood up and took their coats off in the front rows after * . the play had begun. The man next to me, who had obviously L been dragged screaming .away from his bowling night with the . t* fellas, proceeded to fall asleep rather noisily before the first 20 minutes of the play had transpired. All the night the audience "ft -4( (I’ve found this true with every show I’ve ever seen at the kj Ahmanson) responded to any number that was big and noisy, ^ . while at the same time remaining completely insensitive to the w r* nuances of timing and staging that can make or break a show. M Los Angeles won’t shake its reputation as a sort of Barstow v* with elephantiasis until it can develop a mature theater-going ^ public to support some decent theater. Until then we’ll just have k. to sigh resignedly when a couple of old business cronies flag each .fc ^ other down and discuss old times during the exposition of a M show. We’ll have to make do as best we can when a couple of * $-*.(ômûhC’s -ft housewives in front of us spend the entire first act debating if M ^ that’s a real refrigerator up there on stage. And above all, we’ll * E c lip s e w have to hope against hope that someday, God willing, we’ll go to * ^ a Los Angeles stage show and not ever, even once feel • ALAIN DELON. MONICA VITTI Tv- * embarassed for the actors playing to such a group. " ★ ★ ★ ★ KST FMEI6N FILM 0F Tu»*' * 9 FEDERICO FELLINI S ...... * ALSO1 To all those Isla Vista film makers who want to combat the image of UCSB student films as being about on par with your ^ " HOW I WON THE WAR weird uncle’s home movies (i.e., heads cut off, people waving at v* the camera), the Tutorial Department Colloquium 130 film class ^ is sponsoring Open Film Forum, featuring films by young film -ft makers from Santa Barbara and Isla Vista. The event will be ^ Sunday, Nov. 21, at 8 p.m. in Engineering Auditorium 1104. ^ The idea is to give serious film makers an audience, and to give ^ an interested audience a closer look at the film makers. Film MASK makers will be present along with critics to stimulate small group M lANTItN CATCH discussions after the films are shown. THiATSr &THE PINK S unday ANGELS ...IF YOU CAN! F ilm The famous director-writer team of Frank Capra and Robert Riskin collaborated in 1934 on the film, “It Happened One Night,” scheduled for viewing Sunday night Nov. 14, in Campbell Hall, and won Academy Awards for their efforts. So did stars Clark Gable and Claudette Colbert, and the film was named best picture. It also set records at the box office—the public flocked to see Trivia*.* it. (Continued from p. 6) The plot was familiar to don’t know— what was the name theater goers of the ’30’s, but •of the show starring Peter Graves Riskin’s glib and witty dialogue, (¿iWW U») that was centered in a which Capra saw was delivered at I EJUTIUUKOlOn planetarium which had a runway a brisk pace, along with the CROWN INTERNATIONAL PICTURES presents "THE PINK ANGELS” j OhH ALDERMAN • TOM BASHAM • BOB 8IHILLER • BRUCE KIMBAL off of which a plane or spaceship smooth, sophisticated acting of MIDNIGHT FLICK was launched? the two stars made it a "FAHRENHEIT 451” ANSWERS FRIDAY spectacular success. FRI. & SAT. PAGE 8 UCSB D A IL Y NEXUS THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 11. 1971

By WALTER DAVIS In the thirties, the W.P.A. was a program for WPA hopes to * putting unemployed Americans back to work; in the Things to come Winter quarter here at UCSB, we have a project to put unemployed playwrights, actors, musicians, and dancers to work, and we are going to call it the UCSB’s unemployed Among the films to be WPA— the Workshop in the Performing Arts. China film screened are: “The Key maker” We have a theater- the “Old Little Theater” in by Trace Johnson, a sophisticated Building 494 near Santa Cruz Hall. We are now with an umbrella The final film in the I.V. study of a rather prissy retired starting to look for student-orignated creative Documentary Series to be shown locksmith moving towards a projects that could be put on there, beginning in Saturday, November 13 at 1 p.m. lonely eccentricity, “Special January. If you have an idea, come to see us at who want to do something on stage. We have the at the Magic Lantern is a new Report” which describes what once. cooperation of the Department of Dramatic Art for color film, REPORT FROM news reporting is like, “Griffith this project. In this spirit, we are looking for any CHINA, an impressive and Report” , a March of Time Here’s the baric concept of the WPA: This is an fresh and innovative material that would create an informative picture of China parody, and “The Director” an experimental program, providing opportunity for audience-artist relationship. The theater will be today as seen by a Japanese elaborate fantasy. “Cotton Eyed people who would like to do a theater project on small and we expect an intimate audience camera team. Joe”, “Three Wheeled Fairytale”, their own. We are looking for ideas, scripts, finished relationship. Poetry, song, mixed media projects are Directed by Toshie Tokieda, .“Child’s Introduction to the productions, would-be directors and designers. encouraged. The project will run In conjunction one of Japan’s women Cosmos”, and “Great Walled City with Bob Potter’s English 105 class (creative documentary film-makers known of Xan” are also on the bill. We are not a production company, but we we will writing), and performance credit (one unit) may be for her sensitivity and the be able to provide a theater for people 'Who want to available through the Dramatic Art Dept, in some precision of her style, REPORT do something of their own conception. We are instances. FROM CHINA was filmed over a Kinetic Art hoping that people will come to us with a complete period of six months during the idea and the people to do it. We will, however, take I am production coordinator for the WPA; Bob “The Kinetic Art” is a height of Mao’s Great Cultural the names of people interested in acting, directing, Potter is the overall director, and Don Childs the Revolution. The film goes collection of short films from etc., and pass them on to people who have a Dramatic Art representative. We will screen projects beyond scenes of the red guards many different countries. production in mind and are looking for people to and schedule performance dates. The deadline for and wall newspapers to devote Compiled by Universal Education fill out their production. applications is December 1. the greatest portion of its report and Visual Arts, this series to the daily life and productive provides a rare opportunity to We are not in competition with the Department Come to see us in Mr. Potter’s office, SH 1512.1 activities of the Chinese people, find out just what contemporary of Dramatic Art. On the contrary, it is particularly will be there Wednesdays 11-12, and Thursdays 3-4. which continued as usual in the foreign directors and film-makers intended for people who are not drama majors, but Mr. Potter will be there Monday 10-12. midst of the revolution. The are doing. The films selected are principal objective of the film quite varied; some are nearly was to show how China is seeking “pure” art, while others are to bring about industrialization. strong social commentaries. The third and final part of this unique program will be shown (JSC sh ow Friday, Nov. 12, at 7 and 9:30 in Chemistry 1179. ' Film buffs at UCSB will have an opportunity to see some of the latest USC Student Films Thursday night at 8 p.m. in ‘C horica’ Campbell Hall. Many of these Twenty-eight dancers from the films have won awards, and they Greek company, “Chorica,” will drew such crowds when shown in perform choreographed Greek Bovard Hall at USC that an choruses and scenes from classical additional showing had to be tragic and comic dramas at UCSB scheduled. “The technical level of Friday (Nov. 12) at 8 p.m. in the present collection is Campbell Hall. extraordinarily high,” writes Tickets for the performance Charles Champlin in the LJV. are available at the campus Times, “photography and editing boxoffice, the Lobero Theatre are entirely professional.” and the Discount Record Center.

Bj MIKE GOB&Otf. BROKEN BARRICADES Procol Hamm A & M SP 4294 Procol Harum’s latest album has been getting some rather mixed reviews since it appeared, but then some of its critics have been people like the L.A. Times’ Robert Hilburn; in short, cretins. (If you disagree with my review,.feel free to lump me in with the latter.) I like “Broken Barricades.” It’s one of the finer hardish rock albums to appear in some time. Up till now, Procol Harum’s chief shortcoming has been the fact that so much of their music sounded the same. In this LP, they seem to be overcoming that problem. “Broken Barricades”, in some ways, reminds me of Jethro Tull’s “Aqualung”: the alternation of hard and soft sound, the carefully controlled fuzziness. Vocalist Gary Brooker and lead guitarist Robin (male) Trower write the music on the album, and Keith Reid does another blockbuster job on the lyrics. Chris Copping handles bass and B.J. Wilson remains on the drums. On the first side, “Simple Sister” and “Memorial Drive” give us some really good hard rock, while the title song and “Luskis Delph” provide softer interludes. Side two is a bit bluesier, opening with a presumably live version of. “Power Failure." “Song for a Dreamer” is trippy, a bit like some of the things the Beatles did. So is “Playmate of the Mouth” (word games, anybody?). “Poor Mohammed” gives us a good rowdy closing. Kudos to C.CJ3. Associates for the album design; very clean. What’s nice about “Broken Barricades” is that it, like most good albums, grows on you. Even after hearing it a number of times, there’s still more to get into. In short, a fine album. I hear that Porcol Harum will be at UCLA in a month or so; you might want to check ‘em out. I was going to review Firesign Theatre’s new album, “I Think We’re All Bozos on this Bus,” today, but (as you know if you’ve heard Firesign) it’s turning out to be a tricky review to write. Hope to have it for you next week. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11. 1971 UCSB d a i l y NEXUS M 6E 9 Kulture Kontinued ••••Colon’s Column

(Continued from p. 4) Usually an At-Large Dog is an (Continued from p. 4) on to demonstrate that God is really DOG spelled divided into four classifications inspector checking the various horsing around, a detailed study is made of the backwards. according to their areas and areas to see that the dogs are all period of Catherine the Great. Then the other days • Ethics — Having fun with the Transcendental duties. There are Beach Dogs, carrying out their duties.” of the month are examined. Aesthetic. How if you do your thing and I do my I.V. Dogs, Campus Dogs and “Where do packs of dogs fit • George Washington — The Man and the Myth — thing the whole species will perish. At-Large Dogs. in?” Did George use Efferdent or Oxyda on his dentures? “Now, the Beach Dogs patrol “Dog packs are groups of Also, the Inaugural Ball — from Martha’s point of DRAMATIC ART the beach areas. Their job is to novices learning the ropes. In view. His brief affair with Polly Grip. • The Tragedy of Comedy — Students learn all shake themselves dry near every dog pack is an experienced FOREIGN LANGUAGES about plays. How to put them on. The relative crowds, sprint up and down the veteran, carefully training them unimportance of the box office compared to doing beach, keep the seagulls shaken in the fine points.” • French 1 — Beginning students leam to master up, shower sand on any food and “Are there any other functions the French tongue in all its aspects and orifaces. Great Art. Why characters should leave the stage urinate on surfboards. that UCA fulfills?” • French 2 — For cunnilingual students only. when the script says to and not stand in the wings “The I.V. Dogs work the Isla “Oh yes. Every year at making funny faces at the audience. How plays Vista area. They must get in the Homecoming time the whole PSYCHOLOGY always mean something. way of pedestrians on crowded chapter gets together and votes • Psychology 1 — This course has been sidewalks, stop traffic and for the Dog of the Year. The completely revised to meet students’ true POLITICAL SCIENCE commit indiscretions at strategic lucky winner then gets his name motivation for taking it. Topics include “Why am I • Today’s Spoonerisms — Dr. Eben Scrooge has spots on pathways. inscribed on a perpetual plaque so screwed up?” and “How to use psychology on lathered a gist of metatheses that will pickle you “It is the job of the Campus and the privilege of running onto your girlfirend.” tink. Dogs, who naturally cover the the field and stopping the • Communication — Dr. James Henry BIOLOGY campus area, to enter all Homecoming game in the fourth demonstrates that not only is touch more buildings where they are quarter.” meaningful than verbal communication, but more • Bio 1 — In order to find out the secret of life, forbidden, wander onto any stage “One last question. What fun. the class dissects over 10,000 frogs. This is okay, as and most importantly, to stop would you consider to be your they are purchased by the barrel. Besides, life is lectures by either becoming greatest moment as a dog?” RELIGIOUS STUDIES cheap. Anyone finding a pearl will automatically fail amorous, belligerent or sick. It is “Well it would have to be the • God & little old me — Professor Good for being unable to tell the difference between a the duty of all dogs to commit time I urinated on a sound conclusively proves the existence of God and goes frog and an oyster. disgusting acts in public.” system during a free concert in “What about the At-Large Perfect Park and shorted the Dogs?” whole system and electrocuted “They cover all the areas. into unconsciousness the bass player and the lead vocalist. The -V.—,— sparks were beautiful.” LACUMBRE MANHATTAN BEACH “Thank you, Pooch.” Refunds not picked up by 4:00 p.m. coltsseum roman nights, Nov. 15 will automatically become in haste o f evening La Cumbre donations. To speed oor y o u fin d a means, to pass through accounting it is hoped that all recollection (in warm embrace refunds will be collected before in drunkeness or her the deadline. A.S. Cashier UCen - j or any other way. LEE MALLORY > ______< , TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE PRIZE FREEZE... < "KNOWLEDGE IS POWER" ’ buy the 72 IA CUMBKE at the $5.25 price 4 As the w n pierced through the thick cloud . before the price goes to $6.35 next week. < With its hot ond powerful tongue M y seul indeed did rejoice *********************** n il ...... ***** As a fact it did behtrid- And the fact is true and good- That everything is a concentration of energy; The Ocaen, tin River, the Romeo and the Juliet.

« 2,000 Knowledge is power, here and now - student listings The English contribution to world wisdom (local home addresses) As Bacon fores»* and Newton showed. The gravity putts my soul with love, Faculty Fitts my mind with graphs end numbers Staff And to my soul, thousand millions o f horse-power offers.

Yellow From now henceforth Pages I will purge my soul of spiritual iniquities, with key advertisers Bow my knees and head no more. i wttt torture my soul as a disciplinary measure Maps Tu overcome fear, pity and pain Move freely and infinitely rn r r 1 j ; Community And become free at last. II It^ li Service J l l U £ L . J ^ & listings Then, my feet wtH join the melody of triumph iS And my soul wiH loudly applaud Depts., offices, TT ^fj & services The successful reference of my mind. PI frequently called 7a D ^ The law-giver, the innovator, the power that is; LnJ bu LÜ The navigating compass University That to more power leads. wide officers Overcomes moral frictions; and now Free, mighty and feared. Regents <■ UC Chancellors Knowledge is power And power enables my wM to prevail on all things Procures abundant success and reward Even with ■ minimum effort. Asa successful animal, self-made man, I m i a model of power, knowledge, goodness And the facts art true.

And these are my dislikes: f : I do not want to (mow. I do not went any burden. As a new man, I do not want the past Campus Bookstore Every ought makes me nervous. Let the gods deny me Knowledge, Conscience end Memory University Center Open 8:30 to But grant me only one thing here and now-power. PAGE 10 U CSB D A IL Y NEXUS THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1971

"Mad Men O nly," featuring the Black Voices. Another groovy episode from Aikido is the elite of the Are you an Indian? 9:45-1 a.m. self-defense arts and was taught Do you want to see and talk "Space Cadets w ith Paul only to the nobility in Japan. It to more of your people? Come Berenson," from 1-6:30 a.m. is a non-aggressive and gentle to a meeting of the United but very effective art using Native Americans of UCSB. noon in 2272 UCen. For further info mind power as well as physical Call Larry Baca (president) m eetings call 967-1860. force. at 968-3301 or Steve Halpern American Red Cross College Unit In preparation for winter quarter Visit the Aikido Club classes at 964-1288 for information. meeting tonight at 7 In the Tiki basketball activities, the Intramural held at the Old Gym on Our objectives are to bring Room of Tropicana Gardens. officials clinic will get underway Nov. Monday at 6 p.m. or at the more Indian students to UCSB Chimes meets at 6:30 tonight at 6529 15. Attendance is mandatory for all PHREQUENT PHONES Cultural School Classes on 225 and to get classes taught in Del Playa No. 3. hopeful men and women refs. You DAILY NEXUS . . . 961-2801 Magnolia, Goleta, on Saturday Indian history and culture. Christian Science Organization — must pick up informational material at 9:30 a.m. Switchboard . . . . .968-3666 everyone is welcome to the and sign up for the clinic. Metropolitan testimony meetings every Thursday Draft counseling is available at the at 4:15 at the URC. Department of Justice, Community Theatres ...... 9 6 2 -8 1 1 1 Lompoc Project — everyone who Service Center tonight from 7-10. Health C a n ta r...... 9 6 1 -3 3 7 1 Pinky Positive is coming wants to visit Lompoc prison please IM coed volleyball this Saturday at come to a meeting Friday, Nov. 12 9 a.m. at RG. K C S 9 ...... 9 6 1 -2 4 2 4 at 6 in front of bldg. 406. We There will be a community Campus . In a few weeks, Little Gmo and Kenneth Rexroth’s and who would like to have over 100 people exchange discussion today at noon at Emergency . . . .961-2221 Pinky Positive and the children of don’t know anything about come. the Isla Vista Counseling Center, 6586 the Rain Forest will be dancing Kenneth Rexroth’s class. That People for the Clean Environment Act Madrid. Open to everyone interested and singing around the campus. includes almost everybody. meet tonight at 8:15 in 2292 UCen. in talking about I.V. The Germanic and Slavic Then Big Fred will come and Contact Jim Sitterly at SA.U.C.E.R. meeting tonight at 8 in The Interim Coffeehouse will be Languages Department w ill threaten to eat them ail up. 968-8908 if you want to be 2272'UCen. A ll interested persons open for coffee, tea and conversation offer the following classes in involved in the first Little Emo and members please cornel tonight from 8-10:30. Take a study English translation for Winter production of the year. Sierra Club: Jesusita Trail hike is this break! Quarter: But don’t worry, when the Saturday. Meet at end of Tunnel Don't forget to turn in your names German 139B. German Kindly Carrot pops out of the Rd., 9 a.m. for further info, to the IM office for the IM cOed golf Literature in Translation ground and gives some juice to The postmark deadline date contact leader at 687-4562. tournament! German 159. Thomas Mann. Big Fred, he falls asleep. With no for the filing of State UCSB Affiliates-Student Relations Russian 115B. Survey of Big Fred around, the Children of Scholarship applications is happenings midnight Nov. 19, 1971. Each Committee w ill be in the UCen Russian Literature. the Rain Forest are free to dance year there are some from 10-12 and 1:30-3 today to rap An exclusive showing of a new Russian 130. Dostoevsky. and to sing wherever they want w ith students. movie on Mexican pottery filmed on applications filed by students Scand. L it 139B. Scand. Drama. to. Table Tennis Club workouts tonight location and slides of Japanese Also, a new course in after this date which cannot be from 9-11 in Robertson Gym. pottery will be shown tonight at 8 in History/German 192 w ill be accepted and each year there University Troop Development Team the UCen Program Lounge. F reel offered as a lecture/discussion/ “Pinky Positive at the Council are some applications (Boy Scouts) meet at 7 tonight in CAB presents Kinetic A rt films film course, w ith Professor Meeting” is a musical farce that is completed by the students 2272 UCen. Anyone interested in Friday, Nov. 12 at 7 and 9:30 in 1179 Richard Exner and Professor for people, by people and about which are mislaid on a providing leadership for local BS. Chem. Admission is $1. Joachim ~ Remak. Its totally ficticious entities which counselor's desk and not Tmops please attend. The Interim Coffeehouse proudly concentration w ill be on exist solely for the purpose of a discovered until after the Chess Club's first meeting tonight at presents that far out finger-pickin' 'T ru th and Fiction: A good time. It is a musical deadline. folksinger, Allan Weiss, this Friday 1 am sure you can 7:30 in the UCen card room inside Century of German History in experience that is nothing more the pool hall. A ll chess enthusiasts night at 8:30. Coffee and tea served. Literature," w ith discussions understand that w ith a large are welcome. Bring your own set if Admission: one quarter. than it pretends to be: a good public scholarship program it is on philosophical and literary vibe. you have one. Questions? Phone kcsb*fm premises of historical fiction. not possible to accept Rick at 968-3231. For further information applications after the stated "Relief for those mid-term blues," Parts for the play call for deadline and it is not possible things contact Mr. Remak at tune into the Cranberry Circus tonight 961-2806/969-4817 or Mr. dancers, musicians, singers and to make exceptions to the A class in Yoga is taught by Yogi at 9 and enjoyl Exner at 969-2135/964-2340. actors who are in Kennoth deadline date. Haeckel every Thursday and Friday at Gregg Christopher Radio show for Rexroth’s class, who are not in

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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1971 UCSB D A IL Y NEXUS PAGE 11 Revamped poloists host tourney By SKIP RIMER same time, a victory over Irvine week before the weekend, coach second place in the PCAA. This Only recently getting their would give the Gauchos a Rick Rowland and his assistant means that they will get the forces together, UCSB’s water favorable seed in the NCAA. Paul Gray stressed fouling and second seed for the play-offs one polo team will have plenty of If an upset does occur, it will team play. Rowland also began week from now. chances to prove themselves for probably come at the expense of scrimmaging the team before With this seed, the Gauchos real this weekend as they host the UCSB. The Gauchos will have each game. All measures payed will have an excellent chance of Seventh Annual West Coast Water already played two games before off. reaching the Nationals, because Polo Tournament. the tournament even begins. If UCSB can beat Fresno the top two teams in the PCAA UCSB Water Polo Coach Rick Defending tournament and Tonight, in the first night game Friday morning, they will clinch have NCAA play-off berths. Rowland. NCAA champion UC Irvine (UCI) in UCSB water polo history, the is again favored this year, with poloists host Cal Poly Pomona UCSB expected to be their (8). They must come back the toughest challenger. Now ranked •> very next morning to battle number two in the nation, many Fresno State (11:30). To make Weekend Pigskin Forecasts coaches feel that UCI is number matters more difficult, Friday’s one. Their only loss this year game is a PCAA encounter. Deposit this entry by Friday, 5 p.m. at the NAME:... came against San Jose State With the Gauchos playing their D A IL Y NEXUS OFFICE or Robertson Gym Ticket Office Phone:. (number one), but that was the finest water polo of the season Anteater’s seventh game in four though, they should find Games of Nov. 13-14 CURTICE GORDON CAMPBELL EBER DEUTSCH READERS . days. themselves in the finals. Last week's picks 18 - 5-2 18 - 5-2 17-6-2 16-7-2 20-3-2. There was no doubt that team Season's percentage .782 .678 .773 .773 .779 OCCIDENTAL FIRST play was the reason for the UCSB at Cal Poly SLO UCSB 20-14 POLY 14-7 UCSB 35-24 UCSB 27-24 UCSB 17-14 Cal St. LB at San Diego St. SDS 20-14 LB 28-24 SDS 48-14 SDS 24-23 LB 28-14 Irvine starts off the two-game sweep last weekend San Jose St. at Stanford STA 30-14 STA 35-14 STA 24-7 STA 30-13 SJ 14-13 "*■ tournament at 1 Friday against Cal State Los Angeles and Cal Poly Pomona at Santa Clara SD 28-7 SC 20-7 SC 14-6 SC 14-13 SC 28-21 afternoon as they battle Long Beach. UCSB totaled 11 SFVSC at Fresno State FS 28-7 FS 31-12 FS 21-6 FS 34-10 FS 28-7 Cal Lutheran at Cal St. LA CL 14-7 CL 13-6 CSLA 34-6 CSLA 20-7 CL 20-7 Chapman College. The Gauchos assists for both games, while their USC at Washington USC 21-14 USC 24-13 USC 24-14 WAS 34-13 WAS 28-21 will play their first game at 4 opponents finished with none. Washington St. at Oregon St. ORE 14-7 WSU 21-7 OSU 26-23 OSU 24-22 WSU 30-24 Oregon at California ORE 21-7 CAL 20-14 ORE 28-18 ORE 32-16 ORE 27-14 p.m. when they host Occidental. The Gauchos also out-shot L.A. Pacific at Western Michigan PAC 14-7 WM 22-16 PAC 18-6 WM 20-0 WM 17-14 Other teams playing in the and Long Beach 42-30. Montana at Hawaii MON 14-7 HAW 27-16 MON 13-6 HAW 24-7 HAW 28-14 two-day tournament include Cal Two problems that have been Miami (Fla.) at Alabama A LA 36-7 ALA 42-14 A LA 24-0 A LA 24-3 ALA 40-14 Auburn at Georgia AUB 14-7 GEO 35-21 AUB 36-32 AUB 21-16 GEO 24-21 Poly Pomona, Claremont, UC haunting the team all season are Cornell at Dartmouth COR 14-0 COR 27-17 COR 18-0 COR 13-12 COR 21-17 Riverside and Fresno State. fouling and lackadaisical first-half Nebraska at Kansas State NEB 36-7 NEB 37-12 NEB 54-0 NEB 34-10 NEB 48-10 Tulane at Notre Dame ND 36-7 ND 56-0 ND 48-6 ND 27-0 ND 35-7 Play will continue Saturday play. Both of these were cleared Michigan at Purdue MIC 36-7 MIC 24-14 MIC 13-6 MIC 17-13 MIC 40-14 morning at 8, with the up over the weekend. Kansas at Oklahoma O K L 40-7 O K L 38-10 O KL 54-0 OKL 39-0 O KL 56-7 Grambling at Norfolk State G RA 21-7 G RA 20-0 GRA 21-6 GRA 27-14 GRA 30-13 championship game to be played UCSB produced only 54 fouls TCU at Texas T E X 28-7 T E X 24-13 T EX 21-14 T E X 44-7 T E X 28-14 at 2:30. If UCSB and Irvine both in the two games, while CSLA PROS. Wash, at Chicago WAS 20-14 WAS 22-20 WAS 36-24 CHI 21-20 WAS 21-17 make it to the finals, it could be a and CSLB ended with 75 (one Los Angeles at Detroit DET 28-14 LA 24-0 LA 24-21 DET 27-16 DET 17-13 look at what is to come in the must remember though, that New Orleans at San Francisco SF 21-7 SF 32-17 SF 36-14 SF 24-3 SF 28-14 Nationals. UCI, because of its both games were at home. Home Houston at Oakland OAK 14-7 OAK 35-14 OAK 38-22 OAK 32-7 OAK 30-13 independent status, must win this officiating seems to be an St. Louis at San Diego STL 14-7 STL 14-10 STL 36-14 SD 27-14 STL 27-24 tournament to qualify for a advantage in water polo, in that NCAA play-off berth. At the each district officiates differently. COMPLETE ONE OF THE SKI DEPT. WORLD'S Runners vie FIRST HALF MARGINS GREATEST SKI SPORTING In the first halves, the Gauchos RENTALS for PCAA out-scored their adversaries by a GOODS STORES 7-3 margin. All the credit though, does not 1025 Chapala St. 96541021 championship belong to the team. The entire UCSB’s cross country team, “out to surprise a few people,” enters the third annual Pacific Coast Athletic Association $1.00 off ATTENTION championships this Saturday starting at noon on San Diego’s ★ FACULTY ★ EMPLOYEES ★ Balboa Park six-mile course. It was head coach Sam Adams LARGE PIZZA ★ STUDENTS ★ who offered the “surprise package” when asked about his Gauchos’ chances in the grueling TONIGHT ONLY VAUGHN'S seven-school run. Defending 11/11/71 ’ s champion Cal State Long Beach is the team to beat this year. HANG-UP “The competing schools had better run their best if they are going to beat us,” Adams warned. SPECIALS “We’re ready for a few break SENIORS through performances.” PERMANENT PRESS Included in the seven-man with last names contingent from UCSB will be SLACKS $ O < > 0 Jeff Berryessa, Gary Wolfram, Sold Hundreds of pairs in nationally Brian Shank, Jim Warren, Ted solids, stripes and patterns Bechtel, Mike Macy and Carl M through R to $16.95. Gans. “Berryessa has really been looking tough lately,” Adams To Appear in La Cumbre You HANGING SHIRTS reported, “and coming off fine Long sleeve S ‘ 188Sold i 8 8 runs against Fresno State and Must Have Your Portrait sold nationally ^ nationally Westmont, Wolfram appears Jo $10.95 to $15.95 ready for a good effort, too.” Host San Diego State features Made No Later Than last year’s individual champion, Otis Martin, and it should be FREE SLACKS considered the probable (KNITS INCLUDED) runner-up. NOV. 19 Your choice of a free pair of slacks sold nationally The Forty-niners boast fíne to 29.50 with the purchase of any sportcoat depth, and they have made sound Make Your Appointment at the VAUGHN DISCOUNT PRICE showings during the year. Paced by Ray Stephens, Mike Wood, the TODAY the 1970 individual runner up, Bob Wallace and Ron Pryor, they Campus Portrait Studio BANK Stores C R ED IT Throughout t h . West easily captured the Aztec and Mt. CARDS San Antonio invitationals. Room 101 WELCOMEDMUCH# E st. 1927 •AT SATHER GATE’ Ralph 40 Pure Power 7 Old Union Bldg. 434 746 STATE STREET Whole Elephant Full 13 Talywags 22 (corner of De La Guerra) Losers 49 Grass Stains S SANTA BARBARA Toy on 24 Uncle Ben’s 12 968-2716 Open Friday evening ’till 9:00 Villa Marina II 36 Olablo 18 Achilles Heel 0 Marisco 34 Sgt. Fury’s Howlers—forfeit PAGE 12 Games’ reply (Continued from p. 1) management of programs, misappropriation of funds, and CO 7 Just don't have that other very questionable matters.” In doing so, several people lost their jobs in the center and Games thinks that some of the old spirit anymore... newly unemployed form a part of the irate Concerned Students. ISCOUNT SUPERMARKET Games regards himself as a 6865 HOLLISTER Maybe it's w “good cat,” and tries to be fair AT STORKEROAD and flexible to all the wishes of the Black students; he is afraid GOLETA germ time." that this may have been “construed as weakness by the Concerned Students at UCSB.” All Items Effective Seven Days: HEALTH FOODS THURS., NOV. 11 THRU ‘Scapegoat’ WED., NOV. 17 i (Continued from p. 1) AT LOW DISCOUNT PRICES! Officials from the San Luis Obispo and Ventura Police Departments have also stated that they would not respond to a call CRUNCH BAR in Santa Barbara if Honey were in MALTY, command. Honey has also been criticized MILINA...... fork by both official personnel and citizens alike for his conduct as head of the Narcotics Squad. CEREAL # A c RAW Honey’s involvement in I.V. dates to 1964, at which time it was MATES h o n e y STONE BUHR, 36-OZ. PKG. 0 / alleged that Honey was planting JACK’S, 16-OZ. JAR dope, lying on the witness stand PANTRY PRIDE and taking part in illegal searches UNBLEACHED Æ A c APRICOT and seizures. WHITE FLOUR £ §/ ROLLS No comment has been made STONE BUHR, 32-OZ. PKG SAHADI, 2-OZ. PKG. by Sheriff Carpenter concerning Lindsey’s statement. Carpenter is currently out of town but is BOYSENBERRY-APPLE expected to make a statement ÉL C< BREADLARGE, 16-OZ.LOAVES when he returns. Certain people JUICE HEALTH AID, 32-OZ. BO TTLE within the Sheriff's Office said, 65 however, that the radio broadcast of the news report on the conference was taped and that WHEAT 7-GRAIN # A Lindsey’s statements were GERM * CEREAL O O “highly uncalled for.” They also EL MOLINO, 16-OZ. PKG. ELcr i MOLINO, u n i i Kin 32-OZ. I9.n7 PKG.d i 5 ¡90 said that it. was a “vary JUMBO, 24-OZ. LOAVES irresponsible approach,” and was taken as a “ personal insult.” ORGANIC APPLE Lindsey’s secretary said that « they called the conference when APPLE JUICE SAUCE they did to “put the jump on the HEALTH AID, 32-OZ. BOTTLE APPLETIME. ORGANIC Sheriff’s Office.” A decision on Honey’s status with the Sheriff’s Office will be ama reached next week, according to Dennis. Merenbach, attorney representing the Sheriffs Desert-Grown Department in the Honey matter. GRAPEFRUIT Television (Continued from p. 1) information of an audio-visual Juicy Valencia nature,” stated Kent Bishop, learning resources assistant director, “which frees professors from the task of presenting tedious facts and information, ORANGES leaving more time to meet and discuss the material with students.” BONUS COUPON Bishop added that demands for FRYING CHICKENS the use of communications SAVE*L ON PURCHASE OF 12-OZ. CAN, ARMOUR'S systems on campus have been steadily increasing over the past U.S.D.A. few years and with the new ^ TREET GRADE A R LUNCHEON MEAT center, the Learning Resources • Department will be able to meet 15*W REGULAR LOW PRICE. . . 59’ the needs of both faculty and WHOLE WITH W WITH COUPON 44' • SAVE 15' students. BODIED THIS Limit 1 Coupon Por Adult Customer With the money allocated for COUPON Effective Thurs. Nov. I I thru Wed. Nov. 17 th e working drawings, construction of the center could Dubuque, All Meat, n o begin in the Fall, 1972 with WIENERS 1-lb.Pkg. ^ JrC BONUS COUPON completion sometime in 1974. SAVE, ON PURCHASE OF 157-C Hurry! ROUND STEAKS ALL U.S.D.A. DETERGENT 35* REGULAR LOW PRICE. . î La Cumbre Î CHOICE W ITH USDA WITH COUPON *2.04 • S TH IS price goes up CHOICE COUPON Nov. 15