Council Upset by Outburst

. Mn- B.S PARTAN DAILY Over Request for Speaker bus. notice of allo- minutes continues!, "You've denied sting. SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE By PHIL STONE quires a two-week Spartan Dally Staff Writer cation. us so much already that I'm not A shouting outburst by members Alvarez said he just received going to pussyfoot around any- atory of the Mexican-American Con- word that Tijerina would come to more." He then continued his 95114, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1968 No, 79 S. in Vol. 55 SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA federation, including several ob- campus, and that it could only he presentation, interjecting several scenities, shook Student Council on March 4. Council then voted obscenities along the way. ajoi yesterday afternoon. 10-2-1 to commit itself to pay the If council denied the allocation At issue was whether council money when the allocation comes then Hernandez said he would would allocate $1,000 to Reies under review in two weeks. have the whole Mexican-American rket- Edwards Lopez Tijerina, leader of recent CHARGES COUNCIL community "on its back as well as Mexican-American land conflicts in However, Don Hernandez, mem- me personally." New Mexico, to speak on campus ber of the Mexican-American Con- Jules Lowenthal, graduate repre- Monday, March 4, in Morris Dailey federation, charged council will sentative, asked for the orders of Planning Auditorium at 8 p.m. back out of the allocation. the day and was told the alloca- Jose Alvarez, senior representa- Hernandez, opening his presen- tion had passed and council should tive, proposed the allocation but tation with an obscenity, was im- now be discussing the student George Watts, ASB treasurer, mediately told by Bob Gottschalk, rights bill. noted that the allocation would be council vice chaitman, that such To Leave LEAVES CHAMBERS in violation of Act 21 which re- language was not in order. Her- Harry Edwards will not be back Apparently convinced that there next year. was no way for council to back The instructor in sociology plans out on its word, Hernandez abrupt- to complete his Ph.D. at Cornell ly left council chambers. University in New York "if I live Extension In prior action, council: Clark Gives of . 445/ through the summer." - Approved appointments as Edwards said the political at- Sandy Jefferies and Mike Rutz 11th at ives. mosphere at SJS is not conducive graduate represent as to his receiving tenure, but that is --Appointed Lewis Solitske id 2 On Bill to Legislators chief justice of the judiciary, and I 0th only one of several reasons for -appointed Larry Lundberg to leaving. "If I were fired tomorrow, re evalu- in one meeting." judiciary. bdrm, it wouldn't make any difference. The deadline for student ant document the ass to quiet. ation of President Clark's student Robertson told them, "You're not Appointed Steve Lieurance, . $901 Here, I am supposed to be I don't have the job, the job has rights and responsibilities state- doing justice to the students. We junior representative; Larry Mc- will have to suffer the conse- Cloud, sophomore representative; D ment has been extended. Royal quences." and Bill Langan, council laison to He has been offered positions in The document, which will be- other California state colleges and Following Robertson's comments, the College Union Board of Gov- come the final governing policy at informed sha ri in the university, hut he says he ASB President Vic Lee ernors. .5357. doesn't want to teach at a pre- SJS, will be considered Monday at the group that Or, Clark had .Appointed Carol Becirlo, execu- dominantly White school. 2:30 p.m. at a special meeting of granted an extension until March tive director of the Experimental if necessary. chairman -The more I teach here, the 15 or later College; Diane Sowder, Student Council. The place has yet more I discover there is an in- A motion by Lowenthal to hold of the Art Planning Committee, , to be named. transigency in the White psyche the public meeting on the proposal and Warren Benjamin and Loana Dr. Clark yesterday authorized next Monday was later adopted Prather to the Personnel Selec- y with which is insurmountable. My place - -to by Way, the extension at the request of is not to concern myself with unanimously. tion Committee. HONORED IN Tuesday's ROTC ceremonies for lated by Col. Edgar B. Collady, Jr. and MSG Graduate Representative Jules teaching Whites the history of the Lowenthal. Both Lowenthal and Black problem, but to prepare Distinguished Military Students are (L. to R.): George W. Lemmons, were selected on the Craig C. Cook, George S. DeSoto, Lawrence R. basis of grade index and military leadership. Associate Justice Grady Robert- Speak To Reagan Blacks for the future they have son sought the stay to "give stu- to face,- he said. Jackson, Daniel J. Miller, Edward G. Pozas, and One of the six will be selected for a regular Dallas M. Vibbert. The cadets, being congratu- commission in the Army. dents a chance to he heard." Although he thinks most pre- Student Council has had the pro- diminantly Black colleges are run posal for six weeks but until yes- by "Uncle Toms," he isn't con- Parking Problems terday had taken no action on it. ASB Presidents Meet 111 SJS cerned with choosing a Black or Instead, the group has been con- 3che'T.. White college to teach in. "If I go at-act. ducting special sessions to con- back, I will just choose a college. sider amendments to the ASB of teaching or Elec- It is more a choice Const itution. In Capital Tomorrow .toarts. working in the Black community Feelings Displayed Mixed In an attempt to speed up stu- with people or that is, working dent legislators, Robertson charged Student presidents of the 18 lor of the state colleges, for a working in a constricted system the council with "neglecting its question and answer period. where any headway that is made state college campuses meet in responsibilities." Sacramento tomorrow for a three- During the morning a discussion is of dubious relevance." By San Jose Officials Robertson urged the group to regarding the operations of cam- day conference on problems with Edwards expressed regret at all "not push through such an import- pus bookstores will be held. A com- the good teachers who are leaving Mixed reactions were received would like to know "what corn- minds were Immediate traffic the state colleges, parison will be made of the vary- RhOrtiti education because of the system, from the San Jose Streets and pensat ion the college is planning problems as posed by Hansen. Highlight of the conference will ing operations of student operated with the "sedimentary concretion Traffic Committee on SJS parking to give the city." Much interest and sympathy be a two-hour briefing by Gov. (Chico State) and foundation op- of Neanderthals" staying behind. problems during a visit here by "The State College system was given to these by Councilmen Trustee Endorses Ronald Reagan Friday morning. erated (San Fernando Valley) Edwards, a part-time instructor committee members yesterday. doesn't have the right of eminent Robert I. Welch and Norman Gov. Reagan will discuss the con- bookstores. at SJS since the fall of 1966, would Paramount of the items was domain when it comes to city Mineta as well as Mrs. Shaffer. dition of the colleges and his plans not qualify for tenure because of traffic that will someday surround streets," she commented. TWO-HOUR LIMIT Bargaining, Raps for higher education. his part-time status. State College the proposed northside parking Mrs. Shaffer stated further she Hansen proposed a two-hour On meeting with the governor, CSCC Readies policy forbids extension of tenure garage at Ninth and San Fernando believes that the college is "mov- time limit be adopted for parking Budget ASB President Vic Lee says, "I for part-time personnel. Streets. ing a little too fast," and she spaces around the school. He also Procedure plan to bring up a comparison of Edward's announcement appar- For 'Bargaining' Following a tour of the problem intends to take a good look at the asked for permission to have four Collective bargaining between the state colleges today as op- ently took the college administra- areas, led by SJS student Earl plans and proposal. motorcycles parked in a single the Board of Trustees and faculty posed to the philosophy for higher California State College Coun- tion by surpise. The only official Hansen, of the Committee Organ- Also on the committee members' car spot and suggested vehicles be members was endorsed by Trustee education of the previous admin- cil (CSCC) has scheduled a March comment, released late yesterday ized for More Parking Spaces, the allowed diagonal parking. Edward Lee here this week during ist ration. 9 meeting at San Francisco Inter- afternoon by Academic Vice Presi- San Jose City Council members Mrs. Shaffer agreed with him on a talk to local American Federa- "I also want to discuss tuition, national Airport to kick-off this dent Hobert W. Burns read: "We discussed many issues with various the time limit issue but stated tion of Teachers members. our name change (from college to spring's drive for collective bar- have no statement, at this time be- student and administration repre- that it would be doubtful if di- Bargaining could consider teach- university), student unrest, budget gaining at the state college level. cause we have not received of- LSD Use sentatives. agonal parking could be approved ing loads and salary and many of cuts, and the administration's Contracts for college instructors, ficial notification from Mr. Ed- Ninth Street is presently 50 feet because of the safety factor in- the policies made by Trustees. Lee philosophy of balancing the hooks higher salaries, smaller classes wards." wide, yet the college wishes to volved. said. Ho Is a member of the Ala- at the cost of sacrificing higher and quality of education are the narrow the street to 34 feet when Declines, Executive Dean Dr. C. Grant meda County Central Labor Coun- education." issues behind collective bargain- Author To Speak the garage is built. The council Burton said that the council mem- cil. Two of the 21 trustees pres- After the meeting, the ASB ing. ently support collective bargaining. presidents will lunch with DT'. CSCC is composed of executive- Dr William Domiloo, author of members, however, on the advice bers seem anxious to help the will Lee also rapped budget proce- Alex Sherriffs, an adviser to board members of local American "Who Rides America," will speak of the City Engineers Office, want school and that the issue Says FDA dures. He said the budget to ex- Reagan on higher education. Federation of Teachers (AFT) in Faculty Cafeteria A and B at the street at least. 40 feet wide. probably come up at the next coun- pand or improve college facilities Friday night the presidents hope groups. 4 p.m. Thursday. cil meeting. VOICES CONCERN WASHINGTON (AP) Gov- is often the first to be cut. to attend a discussion with Jesse Regional AFT organizations Dr. Domhoff's topic will be "The Hansen states that the problems ernment officials say there are Trustees are currently meeting Unruh, Assembly speaker, and have been actively seeking the United States Corporate Oligar- Councilwoman Virginia Shaffer presented by him are scheduled to indications of a decline in use of at Fullerton State College and are Robert Monogan, assembly minor- right to collective bargaining since chy." His speech is the second in voiced concern over the plan of be reviewed shortly In a meeting considering, among other items, ity speaker, on the various aspects last semester. a series of 14 dealing with the the garage to be built over a Lsr) and express hope it means with the City Planning Director, changes in general education re- of tuition proposals. However, According to CSCC President political economy of United States small existing street. She said if young people are heeding scien- Mrs. Shaffer said that her com- garage quirements and adding more land only Unruh has confirmed he will John Sperling, "We are very op- imperialism. any city streets are taken, she tific reports of danger in taking mittee is divided on the - - issue and that council hearing on to the Moss Landing marine meet with the presidents. timistic that the state colleges in ------the hallucinogen. the entire issue may be called. sciences laboratory, which SJS Saturday the presidents will California will gain the right to The Food and Drug Adminis- - uses. meet with Glenn Dtimkr, chancel- hragain collectively this year." tration says all its nine drug abuse Anti-Greene Leaflets control field offices around the country have been reporting a Students general decline in the amount of Ladies Draw a Bead Today Movie LSD encountered in the last eight Viet mon t hr. Paying nk. At North Not Record director of FDA's Le Leaflets ratline Veils Greene, gressional John Finlator, producer of "Inside North Viet- who was on campus t A fternoon Bureau of Drug Abuse Control, For Dangerous Game: Men ily nam," "Red China's M an in to drop off the film, was really said Wednesday there are no Paperboys America" were distributed last mad about the contents of the figures to show precisely what the By RICHARD BATTIN that the earth does not take 365 days night in Morris Dailey Auditorium Congressional Record." According decline has been. He said the re- Local students recently have to make Spartan Daily Staff Writer a trip around the sun, but. 365 days, 5 in connection with the movie's to Or, Dickert, Greene was angry ports are general estimates of "the forgotten to add one item to their hours. 48 minutes, and 45.7 seconds, on, showing. because the Record is slanted and amount of LSD we're finding on monthly budgets - payments to In Ireland, in the year 400, St. Bridget con- approximately day every four years. Pope Gregory XIII, re- The movie, scheduled for show- also that the Congressional Rec- the street." the San Jose newsboy. vinced St. Patrick to grant ladies the right, to 65 arranging the calendar in 1582, established the ing again this evening in Morris ord is a privileged communication, Asked whether the reports mean At least this is the opinion of propose to men every leap year. Excercising her extra day, Feb. 29, every four years to accom- Dailey at 8, is being sponsored hy i.e., it cannot he sued. use of LSD had declined, Finlator the Mercury Circulation Depart- newly established right, she proposed to him. St. modate the extra time. Professors Against t he War Dr. Dickert then asked Ruther- said, "I think a prudent man could ment. As a result the area around Patrick, however, refused her, consoling her with The official Roman word for the extra time is (PAW). ford to "put up or shut up." Dr. draw that conclusion." S.IS is off-limits for outside sub- a kiss and a silk gown. bissestile. In spite how it looks it means Walter T. Rutherford. part-time Dickert invited Rutherford to read First. word of the reported de- scribers who frequently canvass of After 1288, however, Scottish men were not an simply pharmacist, and a member or the the alleged slander in the Record dine came Monday in testimony residential areas. Persons living "with two sixes." fortunate. In that year, Margaret of Norway, the In spite of the official opportunity for women Committee for Academic Freedom aloud. -The people who have the by Food and Drug Commissioner within the boundaries of First and absentee Queen of Scotland, declared that to propose, the rates in previous leap I CAR i, passed out the leaflets. paper can read it for themselves," James I,. Goddard before House 24th Streets and Santa Clara and marriage "Maidens and ladies of both high and low estate years has been lower than in normal years Rutherford maintained that he was Rutherford replied. commerce su heommi t tee. Keyes must either call the Mer- shall have liberty to bespeak the man she likes," Either the women are not taking Pill advantage acting as an independent agent, "The Communist label is a Finlator, elaborating in an in- cury or stop the delivery boy. propose to him, in other words, every leap year. of a rare opportunity, or men are holding off not as a representative of CAR. clumsy attempt to divert. attention terview on G(xlriard's statements, Since many students were fail- Men who refused a leap year proposal were sub- dining the leap years. expecting a proposal from Dr. Paul Dickert, assistant pro- form the merits of the film at- took issue with a congressman's ing to pay for the services, the ject to a fine. Man's only salvation was that the girl of their dreams. fessor of geology, and spokesman tested to by the great majority estimates on usage of LSD. paper boys now have the local women planning to exercise their right were re- In spite of the drop in total marriage rates. for PAW, related what had hap- of the critics," Dr. Dickert said. Rep. Tim Lee Carter, R-Ky., right to make subscribers pay in quired to wear a scarlet petticoat with the edge the number of weddings held on February 29 is pened earlier in the day to the "The New York Times describes estimated almost two million stu- advance in the designated area. of it In plain sight. The men had the opportunity about the same an any other day of the year. capacity audience last night: "This it as a 'documentary of indisput- dents in the country are using A spokesman for the Mercury says to avoid their feminine pumurers, if they could There is logic there, however. A man can save morning I was called by the Public able merits.' Viewers should scorn LSD and he questioned whether that since the riper boys are in - keep it up for a year. a lot of money if he has an anniversary only Relations office and told that this pathetic attempt and judge th, government could enforce a dependent agents and absorb all The trouble started when it was discovered once every four years. CAR hail asked if they could come the film on its earn merits," he proposed law that would make it losses, they have the discretion to OW leaflet this iihn with the Con- concluded, crime to possess the drug. establish a pity -us-advance 2SPARTAN DAILY Thursday, February 29, 19438 S.M.O.G. 1PARTAN DAILY Factory 11111 SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE (*Satire. Muckraking & Other Graffiti) By JEFF NI Wynn Cool Editor Alan Koch Aduertising Mgr. "My fellow Anwricans.- -as s the Presi dent ria Telstar. Ile hooks and sound exhausted. "The cit% of Oakland. Calil Guest Editorial has fallen to the. militants. This is a timi of national crisis."

N Elt CRONKITE Ott the tele% ision set %%alter Cron/Lite' - A Sacred Privilege face replaces that of the President Walter speaks: Patrol -iii. the love for one's aid South Vietnam in ridding itself of "As the- hot sr ..... ner beats heavily 01 (votary. seems to be a steadily di. Communist aggressors. this war torn zone, Oakland police, Ile True. the general populace may not National Guard. and scores of Right-Win commodity among today's agree with the conduct of the war. but Minute. Men I from Orange Couto, Dallas "Great Society." Texas, and llorgan Dill I hare beiii ri there are correct and proper ways to the wel- pulsed his Nlilitalit force-. The 10% e and respect for redress grievances with the goern- "The Militants now control all route fare of a person's country was, at one the initiatiie. and ment. The recall. itito lite vitt,. Still Francisco and Richinow rause for tittle. the lutist righteous the election are the three best ways bay bridges, including Highways IT which to -tand tip and to defend. by which the people may inform the 80, are lined with abaft(' el alit bib ToilaN. it seems almost shameful for a government of their disagreement. and carrier trucks. tuutiffil to defend his beliefs in After all. who is the got eminent? "An ,'ark morning offenshe Iii I Marines f Sun Jose has been crush,. Iii- gor eminent. People! But it seems that none of the by Militant regulars situated in Fre ...... it tor age is !narked with protests and dissenters care enough to take the "General ix 'Mandl:mil, relieved of Sai time to write letters to Congress. They . demonstrations Hutt supporting the gon duty to head the President's Specia get% erintient. but rhliculing it and eN eri are more interested in seeing how S ...... ner Cils Pacifirar Program. IiI 2oing -ii far as to aid and abet the. many times they can be arresteel Domino Theory called for mon. troops. I Naturally.1 Ili t’lliIllit’s of the American way of life. how timcb trouble they can cause. also has requested Ilii huu.iuuhuiiig of "limbo \\ hat ha- happened to the patriot who People whip are interested in pre- trial cities and weapon.- arwilitls in cif, center." Pentagon fully agrees. 1- willing to fight for and defend his serving America for the Americans Thrust and Parry The "The President. just a short while ago personally does perhaps should learn more about the homeland. e en if he ordered Armed Forces iommanders ti hife tiot Iteliee in the policies of the established ways of Anterican sign a pledge insuring that all ineasuri ways 'which were established to make Failure To Communicate ti eminent? The person who sees his wvre Ining taken to recapture ihe trouble, ditties and doe- them? s here are these best tilSe lif the natural and man-maile .nivertied is itIi romnitinication in every form. cit. Re-eraluatton of Methods rvi io join us at 122 S. Ninth St. resources we so often take for granted. "Nlilitants in San Francisco, Palo Alb \ mericans? \ re they marching on the Editor: every Tuesdi* and Thursday at 1:30 p.m. in ; \\ bite House or Pentagon? No! They The rigid. to vote is the most power- l's'.' Intl to expii- and open-encl seminars to explore communication, and East San ,111P1- Istne sioluleid goo. ideas l/lefiCI1111/1// /III. :11/1 Il/1 pro- commitment and alonetuss. lergr I. Not a Militant 1 or a non a re in a Got Ili irsaketi jungle 6.000 ful weapon citizens of a demmracy gram 1111111//11/ Ill, .1.0 /ee I've Ross Stevenson Militant for that mailer t has 'seen s01.1 their 1101110P fighting and possess. They pos-ess this jerk liege 111 iI0P 11.11111 fallout lur communicate is luau I have so des- Artist in residence 011 the streets of any of these other lime fought and perately wanted to say. Is it because I didn't dying for what smile all an "int ))))) ral" only because others est and South Hay Militants reporteill died to protect it. say it in a way he could undeistand, or is it Lost Time Registration IA a E. because he wasn't listening, or is it because are organizing for guerrilla ac behini il,- "pillager, and murderers" are In the ever-changing world, more neither of us knew what the other was talking Editor: Federal troop lines. If anyone ever has looked at his report card about? Non-Militants, those whose philosopli Ill filiting berause they love to kill. people will be called upon to defend leading the bad news on it, After these tw)i attempts at communication, more closely after SJS report cards corn- is one of nonriolence. fearing for thei re fighting because their gov- thus sacred privilege that so many take I've found I must re-evaluate my methods of he will see that are the cost of lives, are hiding in I of Liberal sym commitment it must for granted. W WE STEI \FELD verbal communication. It also makes me piled by an outside firm. What is ernment has a bud- wonder how many times I've walked away this work, who does it, and out of whose path izers the same Liberals win up to. and that coon )))) itment is to Los Angeles Valley Star Surely if grades can Ike from someone, with the thought of what a get does it come? be earlier today marched in f of alit fantastic level of communication we haul at "farmed out" to local concerns, our registra- capitol picketing and shouting "Negotiati tion problem can be resolved in a similiar haul not communicated at all. now!" Word: have so many meanings so many I ashion. registrations Staff Editorial that they don't have any meaning at all. The There are at least two more "Tele% is' e) ras. ni 'ii by brari college task of developing a new language would be scheduled before any type of com- technicians, presently are transmitting do puter of the required size will be available. Impossible, so our only alternative is to work pictorial e,--as you witness on the script on the one we have. Why must the administration continue to hide problem with the rationale that bel I 1110. A alter turns to glance at [hi Students' Right To Know 'Fhe artist in residence program Ls deeply from this action here might delay our entry into any large screen broadcasting events "liri. ani system? Such a threat has not TRAEGER state-wide iii full color" from Oakland.) By GINA EDITOR'S NOTE: The Thrust and Parry section of the delayed Long Reach State. And 1 can guar- chance to "Those puffs of smoke and fire flash,. editorial page offers students and faculty a antee that the "computer firm" which has \lore and more outeries are joining that school rules is in the hands of the express their views on campus, local, national or in- are from artillery shells fired ft Federa . ternational issues. Space is allowed to encourage writ- offered time to SJS will not do it free forever. ii iale Justice Grady Robertson's on administrar troop posit s across the bay in Sal ten debates on such current affairs. Contributions to Clearly, the computer registration should be People are also wondering why the the Iii kr niattir concerning ASH Ju- Thrust and Parry must not exceed 250 words, must be compatable with several computers, so when Francisco. 45-space margins names of the students inrolred ill the typewritten, double spaced within the state-wide system becomes operational, diciary re.. untlations for the Dow and properly signed with the writer's name and fac- "Berkeley Radicals stand out like son trials weren't released officially. It was registration may be transferred from the local ulty or ASB number. The Daily will not print letters II bs! N.hat the President feared bearings. interested indir Awls to which are libelous, in poor taste Cr include a personal one with a minimum of re-programming. easy enough for has happi.ired. The %ming, dissatisfivil Ritliertsitil opened the door to contra. find them out from unofficial spumes. attack. The editor reserves the right to edit or cut New registration procedures must begin! letters to conform to space limitations and to cease Why spend money to speed up grades if the student Nlarxitit-Le'nt. hare joinei rersr iis objecting. to President Robert D. Robertson did not rereal them: lie didit'l publication of letters dealing with subjects he be- time is lost (luring registration? forces with ilie Militants. Is truly is have to. lieves have been exhausted. rrifling one judiciary decision. Franci. I., Wong. A7109 what . hare ealled die "now et But. he did discuss the cases openly N it limit lifilartson or some other member nerer" re% lotion. enough to shed light through the veil the realing this information, t students "Casualt% lists from the first 24 hour administrar dropped iii er the whole is mild beliee the judiciary hail recent- of fighting show Militant losses out...... matter. Imth suspensions and the ans. !wring Federal three-to-mit., unit ii11.11 thin’ If the administration had its way. Ilie derit's role in got irning I l i lll self hail been always do. strident body should be content with ihe Hung in F. E.G. "knowledge" that two students were PIO- "American troops are tieing recall, Iiidetiti: now know differently By BILL GALSTAN from N ietnam. Suburban America is 01 that du Ir right to decide the fate of pentleol. two put on prohae three pot the alert. California's ginertior has oi %st.Ii on informal probation, and that two were In the sulnirli of Pacifica there's a read. We're being informed Inn not stimi thu tits accused of infringement of dered a 7 o'clock curfew: any in nit %indicated. r mail at the Pacifica Tribune who lated, e listen but olon't think. iii..' on sight. Congress, fo !donna on how the ihwisions were line of tor political science teachers streets will he shot always calls nit- Feg. Ill,' past century, has pitifully failed do reached apparently isn't important. It sometimes asks questions of his students, I got the 11111110 011t stimmtr while work- people - has failed to leaf seems student minds should he questioning and the other day he said "You know, American ARIAN DAILY down the road toward I ill " SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE their course material, hut not other mat- ing for the Trib. I sr. a- assigned to find when I ask a quest. , ereryone looks America har ...... come-41(4i to %ote confidena Second class postage paid at San Jou, California. ters directly concinling their college life. 11111is us 1110 11,111 hiio,i has harbormaster down in their laps and trys to avoid Member California Newspaper Publishers Association for the President and General W'Mort and Audit Bureau Or perhap ft they shouldn't question wa banged lu effigv. I wasn't rery suc- answering... of Circulations. Published daily by land. I students of San Jose State College, except Satur- anything . . . cessful. and my editor chiding me al I N hat happens when we become citi- day and Sunday, during college year. Subscription Confronted with an "America is in the grips of its PeC0111 accepted only on a remainder-of-semester basis. Full But fortunately, on this campus, people nir failure, always called me Effigr. or zens anil leaders? academic year, $9; each semester, 14.50. Off-campus are inquiring into issues that just don't 110010. s ill we look ill our laps instead of Civil V. ... This Mill mon. news afte price per copy, 10 cents. Phone 294-6414 F.E.G. for short, Editorial quite sit the right on the vonscience, and searcl 011r POIIIP? a word from our sponsor." Ext, 2383, 2384, 2385, 2386. Advertising Ext. 2011, has, of course, inspired this 2082, 2083, 2084. Press of Globe Printing Co., 1445 the Dow hearings illustrate this. S. First St. The opinions expressed herein are not col 's name. necessarily those of the Associated Student Body, the Perhaps Robertson was violating his College Administration, or the Department of Jour- office in discussing the recommendations So this week, lid's lie the hangman's nalism and Advertising Staff Comment and confirming the suspicion that Clark's knot and loose our 1111101. On 1110 %4 as we're. Editor -.--... WYNN COOK Advertising Manager ALAN KOCH anno wel decision didn't go along too being "taught" and what the likely result Day Editor . BILL GALSTAN per cent with those of the judiciary. But of this inadequate sr stem will be. News Editor l MARC NURRE Computer a Definite Blessing Associate Editor ...------... PATRICIA WANEK lie felt the responsibility of his position N hat happens in a typical class? We.re Male-up Editor JANET HOTHERSALL to uphold "the student's right to know." assigned to read parts of a book. then at Copy Desk Editor ...... By DOANE YAW GER --..--..-..-... SUZAN HAUK The Dean of Students' public Ptatement the next meeting the professor lectures on Sports Editor BOB SHIRRELL classes UP 1110 need arises. This el ale College Liaison Editor ....._.._._..... GARY BECKER on the (levied .... t4 Was purposely vague, cusp- the si material that re/111 The possible ailent of jotter regis- Feature Editor . JOYCE AUGUSTIN tration for the SJS rampus would he a the frustration of taking a class not twee, Fine Arts Editor RHYSA DAVIS iii protect the student and follow 11111P1 Of I time merely repeal lug the student nary for graduation. merely because instil Campus Life Editor CAROL GRINAGER college policy. But the students' names informat definite blessing for the frustrated Photo Editor ...... LARRY JAMISON and class times ar already bad appeared in print at the time Old Socrates probably would have a who waits in lines for I s and is dis- ficient rooms, teachers Retail Adv. Mgr. BOB HOVER offered. computer, then, as an elemen National Adv. Mgr. DAVE DORNAN of the hearings. Anil isn't college. policy thing or two or three to Pil% 10 our lern alpl led by closed classes. The Classified Mgr, Adv. BILL DIPPO virtually eliminal sonve.thing pretty flimsr in rtly on when profs alum' their ketone-. Afier all he Computer rug eliminates long lines in in registration will Business Mgr. HARLAN CORENMAN "unpopular'. .5. Production & Promotion Mgr. DENNIS ZOURAS the resulting statement raises more ques- elithil get 1: .. tis br drooling information Iii.' literary and gromitsitim. Earl' student closed classes or Credit Mgr. STEVE ADAMS the student has a much bet he tions than it answers? into isis studiwts. It,. aOseil diem queoiions meets with his ail% bier during the pre. ’rlierefore, Public Relations Director . . RICHARD SAIDA exactly what he want As long as the administration insists on and made them think. 'wetting semester to plan his seherbale. A chance of getting REPORTING STAFF Sue Amon, Richard lattin, tinder computer reg. Donna Bridges, Mike Clark, Patricia Reeb, Dan doing this the hard way by being evasiri It really %mild It,' psycliedelie if onr tentatire program is processed by com- Falkner, Bill Galstan, Stale College register.-. Ehrlich, Mike Elvitsky, William to honest inquiry. the students must be le:idlers would iii, prodding and puters which etin a master list of classes. Long Beach Mary Gottschalk, Steve Gr 1, Bill Hurschmann, best 1 7,000 students before the last seistrate Allan Kimbell, Susy Lydle, Barbera McKinney, Rick grateful that their own leadere are not oplestionitoi. It. prent 111 see a grim,' COMputer class enrollment serves puter. It sat ed 71 tier yen McQuiston, Stephen Mou, Jeff Mullins, Ronald afraid to state the facto and keip the of student- a like a rim- when it gauges the demand for classes_ break hy Rutherford, Rimes Sketeris, Connie Skipitares, Judy of total registrar C1041/4 by using ill Smith, William Smithson. Phil Pone, Cathy Tilley. stiodent body informed. vent' of mute.. Ilmifully taking 1111114,4 iti enrolliug during the precred- Gina Traeger, Caroline Wilbrecht, David Wil- lii and could hare semester, departmenhe an- able it/ add puter process. hams, Laraine Yamamoto, Doane Talmo. ---G. T. WI material W0 al Thursday February 29 lnfilt SPARTAN DATET-.4 Clark Seeks Change 'Auto Stereos Good Steal Experimental College Offers Courses For Commencement Don't help a bud kid get worse. campus Plans are being made to change permit a more personal touch Lock your cur! Within the sticky fin- SJS huge, impersonal commence- such as giving each graduate his area in recent weeks, degree personally instead of mail- have found careless ment exercises. gered "locals" Non-Violence to Arabic Language Pre,i ing it. as is done at present. "Joe College" a fat target for a President Robert D. Clark is offer ,,.ininars. 1,-...t kii, .r.,,I , cut. , i/ed 1,. p., Trick will be antnil GET IDEAS budding market of auto stereos 1 Those interested in living. lose. ' the students will study media, fine Williams, working with a committee of publishers and current alCalla.C.: physical de- Call PITS. Clark said he will be talk- and dash mounted instrument ImaITiage and Pdailltion. may join I printing, els. utilizine the 0f or- a naming course in Council to see if the i the new Experimental College trends in literature. emir/ ilamN iil the pen% The class vehaamou bit. men. It will meet tim, Academic ing with the commencement com- thefts. at 411 Norm in the Itni. the weight college's graduation ceremonies mit tee of Academic Council and It's the same old story. and most 'course meeting tonight in LN318 For those willing to develop and will begin Monday. Gym. in at 7 presetn their own hypothesis on Fourth St .. at 7 p 11 ,,inesdays. from 3-5 be made more personal by ASR leaders to obtain thetheir ideas San JJose police officers haveheard can A ..1.,,, and suggestions. it a dozen time. Students don't All Experimental College courses aggression, a course on "Aggress- in"' tittinv, breaking them down into mini- 1 Pres. Clark said there would have the time to be bothered withlare open to students as well as ivity" is offered on Tuesday after - exercises and more relevent by nkite. :probably be room to have the large locking their cars and when they the community. The only require- noons at 2:30 in F0232. bringing them back to the campus.' $30 l ment for the non-credit classes is A "Seminar on Nonviolence -oleo! !general convocation held on the get stuck with the tab for a those interested must attend organized by the Rev. Shoos c,: Graduation is traditionally held quad around Tower Hull. He said tachometer they expect Dad's in- ' that that for a time he was considering surance company to foot the bill, to sign up for the class. lins. Tony Cowan and Pete r SPARTAN at Spartan Stadium. Lust year. abandoning the general convoca- "Sorry Joe," say most insurance "World Communication." organ- meets at Jonah's Wail on Monday although about 1.500 participated, tion, but since then the college has firms. No lockie, no collectie!" ized by Azmy Ibrahim, is a course evenings at 7. some 4,500 were eligible to attend. scheduled a keynote speaker for Prime targets are those autos 'dealing with an analysis of the "Political Propaganda and Om according to Pres. Clark. the program. parked in dark streets or apart- news and views issued in foreign science," organized by William SPECIAL No. 2 newspapers. This Hermanns, is offered at 3:30 ..n He envisions new ceremonies He added that SJS could experi- ment carports. A skilled thief can and American ment with commencement this pull a stereo unit from a car in class will meet at 9 p.m., Weclnes- Tuesdays in 014161. which would make use of a large E\ TliF.SI/AY & TIIIIRSDAY year and change it in the future. less than three minutes. day. at Ibrahim 's home, 231 E. N. H. Dolloff is organizer for convocation zoo main add i., I milt San Fernando St., No. 10. class which will deal with ill, around Tower Hall, alil hearty meal that \% ill satisfy the likes of any ap- located Kichung Kim is the organizer effects and changes of the flow I Illiiiii breaking the rest of the ceremony . Z for "The World of Books and of energy on man and society. Ii petite. k scrumptious beef stets dinner. Made front separate functions for Z down into Topless Holiday Hostesses Grounded Reading." This class will meet is offered on Mondays at 2:30 in lender. juicy priine beef. potatoes and garden fresh each school. Thursday evenings at 8, in LN601. Duncan Hall, 306. Books of Marshall MacLuhan and A course in "Investment Man- thou smothered in a rick brown gravy. SKIP COMMENCEMENT agement is offered Tuesday es., - s s :* Grandmother Volunteers for Vietnam Simone Weil will be discussed, and ..-erell tip piping 11111 5% ithu bread anti dairy fresh Pres. Clark told the Daily that flings at 7:30 in Ed. 210. It r- rusher SAN JOSE AP -- Topless DAVENPORT, Iowa (API The butter. Definitely it mouth %atering combination Stanford, Princeton, and the Uni- ganized by Richard S. Dale.ll flights Army plans to send a grandmother r versity of Southern California. hostesses on charter air dents will learn about pH:semi...- you'll find only at the Spartan !louse. Hut if you were dropped yesterday before to Vietnam to help it improve its 'If Sai among other colleges, use the de- Prof Praises of investment and stock select 1"11. really s alit to find ou t x% hat this tempting special splitting up the commence- they got off the ground. logistics system. eei a vice of Those interested in Arabic, can Mr s. Williamm B. Ilarvty, 54, who ment procedure. Holiday Airlines gave up the join the "Arabic for Begitiners’ is like. 4.41111t. MI ill and gie it a try. Don't forget It, ha has seven grandchildren, said she He said that separate cere- idea when San Jose Airport course, organized by Akrum Der- our conenieut take home ,er or, Ill Nash's Book answered an Army call for volun- monies would hopefully encourage threatened to revoke its landing ranieh. Students will learn 1. teers fur the program and was Intlus more students to participate, and permit. Dr, Robin Brooks, assistant pro- read, write and converse in Arabi, accepted. "Wildet- in ell added that more faculty members "I don't know why they got so fessor of history, praised on Wednesday evenings from 7-,' "I thoroughly agree with our Mind" by would probably attend, since they upset," said Harry Ogden, man- ness and the American Centennial Hall. All beginnei ,:, reasons for being over there," Roderick Nash yesterday in a apt would be able to see, in a small ager of the line which flies to requested to call '269-7836. she said. talk. ceremony, the students they had Oakland and Lake Tahoe. faculty book -Chaos and/or Order" will meet ers I. Mrs. Harvey, who expects to be "lays out a case for instructed. "The girls wouldn't have gone The book, in May. Further information about four to cpaPtati *we -astir.' stationed in Vietnam for of understanding the importance Split comm,nerments might topless until we were airborne." this course, organized by Dr. Con- computer system "We made. six months, is a wilderness," Dr. Brooks said. rad Borovski, will be available analyst with more than 25 years of America has been." 150 East can see where later in the semester, 292-2840 government service. NLISII.S book was Dr. Brooks said "Issues of Organizing the Poor. - San Carlos St. it 111. She said her husband, a World one which he himself had wished Job Interviews -4- a course being planned by Look. (corner of Fourth St.) gool0 -4- no flaws War I Army chaplain and a re- write and there were to Barozzi and Joe Salisbury, will tired Baptist minister, is consid- in it. iital June and sun lllll r graduates may Georgia Pacific Corp. Majors, ering going to Vietnam on his own About 75 persons attended the ii 11.1 1111 for apt Imelda. In the B.S. or M.S. in ChE. to be with her. talk in the faculty cafeteria. ('enter, Adm. 234. Sign - Naval Ship Missile Systems En- the gineering Station. Majors, EE, ME, tirtc..11, lip, 1,4% 111 e ach TIlesaay up to before the interview. physics. Luxurious 3 Bdrrn. OVER 21? Northrop Corp. Majors, EE, ME. FRIDAY Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp. Apt. NEED $5 Bechtel Corp. Majors, B.S. or Majors, I3.S. and M.S. in ME, IF, Completely air conditioned MS. in CE, ChE, ER, ME. r RE, accgt., mgmt. Heated Pool DO THIS NOW! ua 1 Engineering Factory Mut United Air Lines. Majors, bus. " Excellent 1.11111111C\ Facility al ssni BLOOD IS NEEDED Corp. Majors, B.S. in all engr. adm., MRS. acctg.. aeronautics, Electric Garbage Disposal Mon. thru Fri. 7 a.m.- 3 p.m. Is in II. General Foods Corp. Majors, ME, aero engr.. EE. Georgianne Apartments 40 Bassett St, of llt. B.S. or M.S. in ChE, EE, IE. ME, York Division (Subsidiary) of 294-6535 Co. Majors, bus. 695 So. 11th Ph, 287-1843 Son Jos* -got lit. Ford Motor Borgwarner. Majors, B.S. in EE, adm., and incl., accounting finance, ME. /E, chE. ME. IE, bras, Naval Electrimies Laboratory OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS NOW AT ilig ti,. Center, Majors, B.S. or M.S. in Ens. G. M. Brant, Coast Guard MUSIC BO:r representative, will be available scree, HE, math, physics. Naval Weapons Center, Majors, today from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in at de OUR B.S. or MS. in EE, AE, ME, Barracks 13 to discuss the oppor- ive an. physics. tunities offered by the Coast ENTIRE E A Express. Majors, Market- Guard through the Officer Candi- flash, ing, bus. mgt. date program. nuAte4 CATALOG Co. of California Union Elementary School Dis- Feller a Standard Oil and Chevron Research Co. Majors, trict of San Jose will host an open 0(13;1 III:"..11 bus, adm.. marketing, B.S. or MS. house for prospective teachers on in ME. ChF:, CE, ER, chem., MBA. Saturday, March 16. Further in- BOX Ie sin'. MONDAY formation and reservation cards, -,e4tra State Personnel which must be returned to the dis- ii mos Calif o r n I a Board. Majors, B.S. and M.S. in trict by Monday, are available in RECORDS! CE, EE, ME, the Placement Center. lilt Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. A Federal Service Entrance Examination will be given without NOW ON SALE! Majors, bus. Adm., ME, IE. prior registration at SJS on Sat- 110W It Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. 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New students should first at- national, service and social or- * H CON \ SKIPITARES toward a kinetic show," says the where on tour of a glass fac- conference hour with . tend a ganization, will be held tonight Entrance Examination Spartan Daily Staff Writer enthusiastic creator "We had tory, he took a crack at blowing Mrs. Norma V. Spalding, direc- * from 6 to 7 in HEI. :* ornbai, ottle bit of every- even planned for taped music and showed experts he could do tor of the laboratoty, in ED235. * thing anti liberate inhibi- to include Ilanagentent Intern, * your to be piped in to add more of a it on the first three tries with- These hours are scheduled: Mon- The club works with Circle K, :* * lions." This, according to David total environment to the show, out breaking the forms. day, 10:30-11:30 a.m. and 1:30- college Kiwanis club, and Alpha * Hatch, SJS Associate Professor but since the room is also used Probably the best work in the 2:30 p.m.; Tuesday. 2-4 p.m.; Phi Omega, and also helps out * of Art, is his way of "expressing Wednesday, 10:30-11:30 a.m. and with vat ious college activities. * on campus walk-in his thing." 1:30-2:30 p.m.; Thursday, 2-4 Regular meetings are held on And this is exactly what he p.m.; and Friday, by appoint- NYerinestlay evenings at 7 in * was * ' trying to illustrate when ment only. A special lab for HE5. * he . _ put together his gallery show- foreign students is held Mon- ts* SaturdaNs March 2 * * case of glass objects, flickering days and Wednesdays from -Iiiii11111111111111111111111111111111111111m * lights and clevei interplay. 11:30-12:30 in ED231. * 8:30 a.m. Room JC- 14 1 Titled "Glass Sculpture," the These hours will be devoted * it show now on exhibit in the .d to comprehension and rate tests Little Gallery is basically a col- used to aid the instructor's Open To All Seniors And Grad Students * lection of glass objects, but it 0 evaluation of an appropriate embodies much more than that. starting point. When this is It combines many other ma- completed, the student may also terials such as plastic, fiber- 365 Clu6 use the lab at other hours. glass, stripped leather and Students pieviously enrolled blinking in a Vince Collini lights Leautifully in Reading Fundamentals and Reed's Sport Shop unconventional visual interpreta- and the familiar with lab usage may ob- tion attempting to "tune in on tain a key to the lab from the the whole." Remedial secretary in ED343. "Soul Seekers" "You might even say it %Pre!, SKI SALE PERSONAL POSTERS Thurs. thru Sun. XEROX® COPIES 18' x 24" 10c each Send any B & W or color *DANCING g Sweaters Parkas Special Quantity Discounts Photograph Negative No Waiting Collage Drawing Snapshot *SHOWS g Pants Copies Anything Printed $3.75 plus $.25 handling Boots Your original returned *FUN RENT Include school name (student rates) Psychedelic Poster Co. 365 E. Julian up to 50% off P.O. Box 3071 (between 8th and 9th) St. Louis, Missouri 63130 -Ph f,iv, Paddi Beeson 7l111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 SILICONE =1 and SILICONE =2 A collective project by also a few pairs of last years David Hatch now on exhibit in the Little Gallery as part of a models of Head Ski in stock glass sculpture collection, is examined here by its creator, THE FLICK at reduced prices. Elec. typewriters a seminar, it was impossible." show is a female bosom sculpted New portables Hatch explains his unusual of fiberglass and blown glass, PRESENTS Rental -purchase use of these things by saying: appropriately titled "Silicone No. Fre delivery "Today's artist is not interested 1" and "Silicone No. 2." in using materials in their proper Another inteiesting Piece is a 3151 Alum Rock Ave. way. He is trying to do some- glass head covered by a gas W. C. FIELDS thing entirely different with mask also appropriately titled them." "7th St. A Day in the Life 258-5305 96 E. SAN FERNANDO ST. THE FATAL GLASS OF BEER 295-6765 The show represents two of." years work completed through- Other pieces remain en masse HURRY out the world. It includes a and untitled in the collection, HURRY, variety of glass pieces, not all perhaps appearing similar, yet transparent, a common chat-ac- never with a line duplicated. THE BABERSHOP tot of glass, but some They all reflect the same kind cpartatt of creativity apparent in their Actilfht I gook4tore opaque, some partially trans- -right on campus - parent and opaque and some er! ator. just painted pieces. BUSTER KEATON "One thing about working Faculty Harpist with glass is its short working '[1 I I H Mit( 1DER range. Because you only have a few minutes' time to blow and To Give Concert shape the glass before it hard- Mrs. Nancy Gustayson, harp- ens, it rather forces spontaneity ist and instructor of music, will on the creator," says Hatch. "It appear in concert at 8:30 Satur- Morris Daily Auditorium forces you to be uninhibited be- day night in the new Los Gatos cause you haven't got the time High School auditorium. to be inhibited." Dr. Walter D. Gaisford, vio- SATURDAY MARCH 2 Hatch's specific interest in linist from Saratoga, and Deco glass-blowing stems from an Nielsen Pike, concert pianist, 9:20 PM. earlier expetience in Venice, will perform with Mrs. Gus- 6:30, 8:00. are your the grin t glass-blowing capital, tayson, contact lenses graduating engineers, chemists and physicists more work than ve' theyre worth? the Navy's largest industrial complex: If you're tired of using two or more separate so- Naval Shipyard lutions to take care of the San Francisco Bay your contact lenses, we have the solution. 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And you get a removable This is a sure cause of eye for interview, contact your placement office storage case on the bot- irritation and could seri- Required. tom of every bottle, a ously endanger vision. An tql1111 Opportunity Employer II S C.ifirenchip Thursday, rebrusuy 29, 1999 PrPARTAlle =ATI.T-3 1911T4 9. Frosh Cagers EUROPE ono Way Quint Duels Lions CHARTER JET FLIGHTS ds PARIS TO SAN FRANCISCO In Stiff Test August 0 a August II, Mb SAN FRANCISCO TO PARIS ;ht August 21, 1946 1 0111e n In WCAC Match A limited number sal spaces is available for faculty, staff and sladents of It,. Against Cal California Stat Colleges After failing in an attempt Inter- to reverse an earlier a. ..! loss to FARE $225 ONE WAY knock off the front -running club the Lions. against ial or- What do you aisr us bas- For information: in the West Coast Athletic Con- To stop Loyola, the Spat-tans ketball team that has rolled to 14 Off in of International Programs (might Ms California Stat. Console ference race, Spartan cagers try to will have to contain the Lion'. straight victories. is averaging 99.5 1600 Hoilosvev Avenue San Francisco, California 94132 derail the No, 2 team when they great 6-1 guard Rick Adelman. points a game, has five players Notc These are not round-trip flights to EureDO. cle K, take on the Loyola Lions tonight Adelman ran wild against the averaging in double figures and Alpha at 8 in Spartan Gym. Spartans in Los Angeles, getting has two high school All-Amer- U442,04ZialaalialakU 2 ps out SJS lost to league leading Santa icans? Clara 86-66 Saturday ties, and hopes This is what faces coach Stan FREE WITH THIS COUPON cid on Morrison and his freshmen basket- 1 PAIR PANTS, CAPRI, or PLAIN SKIRT CLEANED 7 in Spartans on Air ball team tonight when they play With any dry cleaning order T & R Tonight's game between the the University of California fresh- Coupon must accompany order I N. Spartans and Loyola will be men at 6 in Spartan gym. 111111111t Attention. (oil t',' broadcast on KSJS.F51 (90.7: The crux of Morr:ison's problem e are looking for se' eral out. with Hal Harney at milreskie. seems to lie in stopping Cal's out- .tending recent eollege gratiu. atet, oho wish to participate in The program begins at 7:50 standing 6-4 forward Jackie Ridgle. formal training programs sith p.m. Ricigle is averaging 31.4 a game, tIi'- finest corporation. in scoring 81 points in his last two CLEANING CENTER \11.,rira. starts. 266 Santa Clara (next to Lucky Market) 287-0933 Eyeeptional opportunities for 23 points in the 111..1 half and :13 East young men oho %Dill 111111/21 in the game. At halftime, he was If the frosh do stop Ridgle ivnini.rvr-vnii, or-w vi '1,i'N,(sior 6/.)0( v./ \6 0111111 earnings arid to fume in. there are still Bobby White (15.1) the only Lion with more than one to management. (Mr sery ice ran and Charlie Johnson (14.91 to con- pros Me Ike best program for field goal, tend with, Johnson was Northern your permute! 41,,..lopment. "Their whole attack is centered California "Player of the Year" Call coll.... details: on Adelman," said eoach Dan IT, at Sequoia High School last year. 4 Gfines. "They play a spread-court The Cal frosh has topped the rS offense and if we double team him, Bell System 100 mark in 8 of their 14 games. they pass off to their other guard 421-6800 "This is the best freshman team Al Schanhaar. as lair & we have seen all year. They are "They are the best defensive Vrolessional lightning fast and can hurt you team in the conference." Clines I'erro 'I Cone. Agency anywhere on the court," Morrison said. "They're not the most pow- interviewing 582 Market at Montgomery - Photo by Paddie Benson said. Suite 1902 erful but they are certainly the San Francisco, 94101 quickest. They take you out of TUG OF WAR SJS forward Bud Lefever baffles Santa Clara "The kids seem to be snapping your motion." guard Dennis Polosky (left) for ball in Saturday's game in Civic out of a slump," he noted, "but to win against Cal we Loyola is in the top five in the Auditorium. Bud won this battle, but the Bronco's won the war, have to put , the whole game together. That In- on campus nation in freethrow percentage, defeating SJS 88-66. WE STAY cludes offense, defense and an area which has hurt the Spar- re- tans this season. bounding." 1 OPEN Expected to start for the frosh All five of the Lion starters th) Spartans Now 0-3 against Cal are top scorer Buzz seniors. Besides Adelman, there is March Nyquist (15.0), leading rebounder 1111111111 TONIGHT 6-9 center Paul Deyden, 6-5 for- Darnell Hillman, Pat Hamm, C. J. ward Dick Zembal, 6-5 forward Hovvard and Steve Mortara. Dick Sebek, and 6-2 Schanhaar. UNTIL 9 Backing them up will be Pat Glines plans to start Tim Hol- Baseballers Face Cal Linane, Chris Guenther and Al 20 & 21 man and Steve McKean at guards, Still in search of their first win Sunken Diamond. Graves. Dick Groves and Coby Dietrick at of the season, the Spartan base- The Spartans jumped off to a Morrison forwards, and Bob Scott at center. said the compactness bailers are in tough gain today 2-0 lead in the first inning, getting of Spartan Groves, one of the most im- gym as opposed to the when they take on the rugged a bases-loaded sacrifice fly from vast Harmon gym BOOK proved performers in recent at Cal may California Golden Bears at 3 p.m. Fred Luke and a single by Charlie work to the Spartababes ad- REPRESENTING: PetA games. is averaging 13 points and on Evans Field in Berkeley. Nave for the runs. vantage. seven lehounds per contest. PACIFIC TELEPHONE _ The Bears have shown power SJS held the lead until the The frosh were heated at Cal this year, as they have beaten bottom of the fourth when the 104-79 earlier in the season. WESTERN ELECTRIC COMPANY rugged Fresno State, handing lefty Indians pushed over five runs to SANDIA CORPORATION VII111111111111111111111111111111111111111111114 LIVE ENTERTAINMENT Mike Noonan one of his rare put the ball game away. The BELL TELEPHONE LABORATORIES losses. Spartans committed their only RicapOos Coach Ed Sobczak has named error in the fourth, but it was a AT&T. LONG LINES AND 6 Nights a Week either Mike Shamony or Mike crucial one by starter and loser Intramurals OPERATING COMPANIES THROUGHOUT Popovec to hurl for the Spartans Rod Christiansen, THE UNITED STATES FEATURING: against Cal. The Spartans next face the Cal With identical 3-0 records, The Spartans suffered their State nine at Hayward Pioneers Theta Chi, Alpha Tau Omega, and Equal Opportunity Employers Pi move into the second Mon. Facee of Jazz third loss of the year Tuesday to Tuesday on Spartan Field in a 3 Sigma the Stiinford Indians, 7-4 at the p.m. clash. week of fraternity basketball play Vs ed. & Sat. Rids & Bill tied for first place. In Thesday night play it was Thurs. & Sun. Theta Chi 57, Sigma Nu 52; Delta Brown & Sheldon SJS Seeks Revenge Sigma Phi 57, Sigma Phi Epsilon Sun. - Talent Showcase 49, in overtime; Lambda Chi Al- pha 43, Delta Upsilon 31; Sigma Friday - Dixieland Alpha 9t-ccee:cc.7 Alpha Epsilon 42, Pi Kappa Over Gaucho Netters :14; Alpha Tau Omega 61, Theta Xi 43; and Sigma Pi 64, Sigma Alpha DINNERS Open Daily at 4 p.m. The SJS tennis team goes Mier Orlando was particularly im- 2 Entertainment its second straight dual-mateh pressive in the Nor-Cal tourney, Mu 20. 218 Willow St. Starts at 9 p.m. win of the season this afternoon upsetting University of Califor- Table tennis competition starts against a stiong University of nia's No. 2 ranked player. SJS tomorrow. Pairings will be posted 294-4009 ($1 cover for minors) Santa Barbara team at 2:30 p.m. finished 3rd in the tourney. in the Men's Gym. Ati the dirndl on Spartan courts. fel The Gaucho netters defeated IR) SJS last year on their way to (,- EUROPE winning the WCAC team title. Coach Butch Krikorian said San- Preparing for a A, with Or. and Mrs. R. Pimentel ta Barbara will prove a tough Widewale Corduroy .1.1.11 Assistant Professor of German challenge, but added that "SJS is r111111 so improved over last year that SPORT COATS Graduate School or 11 I This Special Student Tour we should be able to handle them." Fashion shows its tf Greg Shepherd, the Spartan's Professional School Departs June 19, 1968-44 days No. 1 player, remains a doubtful starter. Shephard was hit by the gender in separates Visiting: Amsterdam, Aachen, flu, eliminating him from the Exam? Northern California Intercollegiate Cologne, Heidelberg, Rothenburg, Test yourself with an ARCO for spring. The Salzburg, Vienna, Ljubjetia, Trieste, Tennis Championships at Stanford Venire, Florence, Sorrento, Capri, last week. Exam Preparation Book Pompeii, dirndle skirt in Rome, Hassell, Nice, "Shepherd hasn't played since OVER 250,000 CANDIDATES Grenoble, Geneva, Paris, Versailles, the tournament and he still isn't HAVE SUCCEEDED WITH ARCO Fontainbleau, London, Stratford & feeling too strong," Krikorian embossed cotton Oxford. said. If Shepherd does play he will How to Pass High on the Please obtain tour folder and infortnat. from go against Don Neil, Santa Bar- Graduate Record Examination with giant polka Foreign Language Department bara's top player last year. Aptitude Test In addition to Shepherd, Kri- dots, black and or Helen J. Callahan, 1205 Camino Pablo korian will go with a team con- sisting of John Zweig, Ken Lowell, 41/ pages San Jose, Phone: ... without peer, the finest 295.4756 Roy Orlando, Randy Berkman and e 1 on 44:8’7446. white, sizes 6-14. cotton corduroy obtainable. John Reed, Tailored to Vaughn speci- fications with authentic All boo= have complete sample tests The body shirt with natural shoulder detailing with answers ...patch-Hap lower pock- WHILE THEY LIST... 1.11. ADVANCED TESTS ($3.95 each) ets, wide lapped seams and ruffle trim ill deep back vent. Available History In shorts, regulars, longs op Buoinsst Werner, white, sizes 30-36. and extra longs. Colors: o Chemistry E Mathematics 1 tobacco and golden tan. El Economics 0 Mask El Education E Philosophy TEACHING AIDS Made to retail at $19.50, ID Engineering (1 95) 0 physical Ed, $6.98 D French E Physics VAUGHN Geography Psychology Each DISCOUNT PRICE $3218 o O Sociology epl'iGovernmentlY [-) spatial 50% OFF RANA ISIS II CARDS WILLOW Et Graduate Record Exam (4.001 1:1 Medical College Admission 14.001 ON 511 SALE ENDS SATURDAY .0. DISCOUNT MFRCHANDis, Law School Admission Test (4.001 L] Dental Aptitude hits 14.001 Li miner Analogies (4.00l 3MIGIIfl C] Graduate Business Admission 14.001 AT SATHER GATE E National Teacher's Exam 1400) tleiveaserv Men's Snore ri Officer Candidate Tests (4 00) Q Prof. Engineer Exam-Chemkal BOOK n (500) NA STORE, INC. Prof. Engineer Exam-Mechanical (SOO) Vom on south tenth, near San Carlos AT YOUR COLLEGE BOOKSTORE or send remittance to * Downtown 96 South First across from men's dorms 121 286-0930 Sill ill El hi Hill ARCO PUBLISHING CO., ST It F,F.T 212 Park Ave. South, New York 10003 * Westgate Shipping Center ININNWIINININININPONIIMPINNININWIWOMPONFIN=NOW*, 0-SPARTAN DAILY Thursday, February 29,1968 - - - Christ Might Have Been 'Man of the Week,' Spartaguide

TODAY Inter Varsity Christian Fellow- - I Wley Speaker Griffiths

p.m, Fellowship Christian ship, 12:30 Says Auditorium. Michael Grit t kilts, au- By TIM GARCIA of Griffiths' talk. The President himself the man who calls people lor in 1865. He has written "Con- university students throughout "He could not have been bad," thor will speak on "Lord of All." of the IVCF, Bob Martin, intro- to joyous dance. Christ is a new sistent Christianity," and "Take Great Britain and 10 years in the speaker answered, "because Discussion with International Stu- The pharisees called Christ a duced the program. wine in new bottles. He came into My Life." Japan, primarily with Tokyo stu- He went around performing dents to follow at 3:30 p.m. in HE5 glutton, a party-goer, and wine- Griffiths said that Christ called the world as a ransom for sin- There is much historical proof dents. He is a graduate of Cam- miracles such as healing the lame on "Christianity, International or qualified lover. Christ could have ners, he said. of the existence of God, he said. bridge University in zoology. and making the blind see." "If Western?" as "the Times man of the week," Griffiths is a general director Many great men have proved that "Who is this Jesus Christ who you told your best friends that you 7:30 p.m., Faculty Spartacamp, said author Michael C. Griffiths designate of Overseas Missionary Christ was God. calls us to dance," asked Griffiths. were God, they would not believe cafeteria. Counselors please attend. Tuesday before a small audience in Fellowship, founded as the China The British author spent three "Was he a good man, a bad man, a you. Christ did this and they be- Spartan Chinese Club, 8 p.m., Morris Dailey Auditorium. Open Tonight Inland Mission by J. Hudson Tay- years on the IVCF staff visiting madman, or God?" lieved Him." Faculty cafeteria. Interested stu- The talk was the first of a dents welcome. Refieslunents will three-day series sponsored by In- be served. ter-Varsity Christian Fellowship Until 9 p.m. Young Democrats, 3:30 p.m. M- (IVCF). Griffiths will speak to- 160. John Vaseoncellos (D-San day in Morris Dailey at 12:30 Jose) will speak. p.m. French Club, 7 p.m., Bldg. N, 2A He was preceded by Janice Wil- and 211. First lard, who sang a Christian folk- Daily meeting. Spartan Classifieds song, "The Lord of Dance." The Phrateres International, 6 to 7 title of the song was the theme V405,0.30,1 p.m., HC1. Introductory tea for - - - all prospective members. Dressy sport. green. Eng. just men HOMO E1`01101111e% Club, 7 p.m., Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity stresses: The Spartan Daily does not knowingly '61 MGA COUPE. Dark DANCE INSTRUCTORS - Young FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED to accept advertising from advertisers who rebuilt. Very good cond. $950. 286-8442. & women to train for S. 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NEAT MALE ROOMMATE clude stamped envelope, Idiewild Pub- class 1-0 selective alternative. Details: NEEDED: '65 TRIUMPH 660. Exc. cond. $750, $43.33'mc. Pref, upper div. 385 E. Wil- of constitution, Balkan dancing. ,shing Company, 543 Frederick, San Box 96, U.S.P.H.S. Hospital, San Fran- Learn more about this unique phone between 4.6 p.m. 297-5739, ask liam. Joe or Larry. After 5 p.m. Apt. Pranctsco, cisco 94118. Spartan Oriocci, 8 p.m. to I a.m., for Rich. #22. fraternity by iiting us at AUTO INSURANCE as low as $86. per APARTMENT MANAGER. Married stu- Women's gym, Fun night from 8 '51 STUDEBAKER. Excel. cond. RM. & BRD. avail, for fem. student. married, good students. Also $135. dent only. Apply 123 E. William 9.1. No p.m. followed by a (lance with year for 356-2962. Located on 5th & San Fernando. Call 298 So. 12th St. or call 297-9996 excellent savings for single men over phone calls please. Soundcasteis band from 10 p.m. Terri at 742-6274 frm. 1.3 p.m. 21. 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