by PETE YOUNG housing services, said in a writ­ renters from RHA to replace university which pays nothing interest of about six per cent. Managing Editor ten statement. those apartment dwellers who for its ground, pays no taxes and M iss M ortell noted "severa l Residence in the dorms w ill drop out, transfer to other only three or three and a half reasons for issuing this yearly operate on a year-long contract ASSESS EFFECTS schools, graduate or move into per cent interest.” residence hall contract.” next fall, the University Housing Meanwhile, Isla Vista apart­ Greek houses at m id-year, he Apartment owners in the col­ • "To maintain current resi- Office told EL GAUCHO yes­ ment owners are just beginning noted. lege community, he said, pay the terday. ence halls rates and prevent an to assess the effects the new "It looks like education is current rate of $2 a foot and up increase in room and board The policy changeover, pre­ policy will have on their inter­ now in .the business of trying for land, pay the heaviest tax dicted in Wednesday’s EL GAU­ ests. to cut our throats,” he char­ rate in the state and a rate of (Continued on page 8, col. I) CHO, w ill halt the annual spring "W e knew it was in the mill, ged. " If they takeaway our busi­ semester exodus to Isla Vista. but we weren’t consulted,” said ness, we can’t survive.” Residence haUs were left with W alter Schwank, president of some 400 vacancies this semes­ the Isla Vista Improvement As­ FREE ENTERPRISE ter, which forced the closing of sociation. Schwank noted that apartment eight Las Casitas dorms. "Apartment owners will be owners, representing "free en­ It’s an economic necessity, left holding the bag,” he specu­ terprise,” are faced with com­ Joan M ortell, -supervisor of lated. There will be no new petition from a "state endowed

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Friday, March 13, 1964 Vol. 44 - No. 54 IAC members hung in effigy, purpose remains a mystery

by WAYNE REESE from the roof of the gym, along ment, and the use of Robertson Sports Editor with a sign with "RF-IAC” Gym faculties by several in­ Wednesday morning, Stan printed on it. terest groups. WUliamson, director of athle­ "What is the reason for it?” "T h e re are so many groups tics, and Dr. Rene RocheUe, This was the question that both that want to use the gym that chairman of the Men’s Physi­ men asked. it is just impossible to satisfy cal Education Department, The sign was clearly direct­ all of them,” said WUliamson. arrived at their Robertson ed at the Intercollegiate Ath­ "Possibly this is the cause.” Gymnasium offices to find letic Commission. Rochelle is Also brought out was pos­ themselves hanging in effigy a member of the commission, sible discontent among several which is composed of four fac­ athletic groups, now classified ulty members and four students. as clubs, that would like to be According to Williamson, the registered with IAC as intercol­ Nine candidates commission is the policy mak­ legiate sports. ing body for all intercollegiate VUliamson and Rochelle vie for AS posts athletics and, therefore, is re ­ were quick to point out that sponsible for scheduling athle­ they are only trying to get at tic events, budgets, rules gov­ the problem, so they can try as sign-ups open erning intercoUegiate athletics, to solve it, and not punish the and just generally running the people involved in the hanging. Nine candidates entered As­ entire program. "W e would certainly appreci­ sociated Students races Wed­ WUliamson is connected with ate it if the person or group nesday, three of them seeking the commission only in that he involved would let us know what the AS presidential post. is the athletic director and the problem is, even if just by Entering the presidential R F’D IAC—Stan WUliamson and ReneRochelle hung in effigy. Why? in this capacity executes the an anonymous letter,” WUliam­ race w ere Dan CoUins, Student Jim Mattinson photo commission’s policies. son concluded. Activities Board chairman, Ron . Other, members of the IAC Cook Departmental Commis­ are Dr. Van Christy, Dr. AdU sions Board chairman, and Dan Yaqub, Dr. Paul Sherer; and Deeter, AS vice President. students Bob Andrews, AS David Hunsaker, Dick Lind president; Bob Walter, athletic Bookstore gets Annex and Buh W orreU are seeking commissioner; Tyler Glenn, AS the vice-presidential slot. finance chairman; and Jim by WARD WARDMAN past the Huddle has never been senting votes were Liz Cleeves Running for representative- Briscoe, of Legislative Coun- Staff W riter a place where that many people and Bruce Shaw. at-large are Dick Van Atta and cU. Legislative CouncU, Tuesday studied” she said. "As for Other action Tuesday night Frank Seelenbinder. Jill Ram- Rumors were floating around night, in a split vote, decided meetings, the conference rooms saw the motion to remove the sell has entered the sophomore campus that the swim team had to permanently convert the Hud­ have been doing the job fine so 2.5 cummulative ■ GPA re ­ vice-presidential race. put up the dummies and sign in dle into the Bookstore Annex. fa r.” quirement, mandatory for can­ In Residence HaUs Associa­ retaliation for a ruling by WU­ Liz Cleeves started the dis­ John Kendrick, a Bookstore didates for AS President, Vice- tion races, Curt W ells is runn­ liamson that they must return cussion, declaring, "Every stu­ representative then explained President and Secretary, de­ ing for President. Saturday night after the A ll- dent that I have talked to is the Annex incorporation. "By feated. AS candidates will meet with Cal meet, instead of Sunday, violently opposed to this move” : using the Annex we wUl be able Legislative Council members as some of the team members She continued, ‘ 'The Book­ to have 10 foot aisles, also we SCHOLASTIC PROBLEMS Thursday at 4 p.m. in South requested. The ruling was in store moved in there as a tem­ can have fiv e cash register Discussion on this motion was Hall fo r a rundown on respon­ accordance with the rules set porary setup, and now they are checkouts. By using the Annex limited, and Betty Fletcher sibilities of the posts and pub­ up by IAC, governing traveling, trying to take it over perman­ we never had more than a 10 summed up the argument beau­ licity and campaign regulations. according to WUliamson. ently, which they wanted all minute line on the biggest day tifully. "Some of the resigna­ Active campaigning and Bob Walter, however, said along. ” the $tore ever had.” tions recently have been due to publicity work wUl begin after that Assistant Swimming Coach Miss C leeves then went into Kendrick then explained that scholastic problems, and to the Easter break. Mike Schiesel had assured him more detaU, explaining, "There the transition cost would be ab­ make these offices susceptible The election is scheduled for That none of the members of the is no other place on campus sorbed by the Bookstore. to this problem would be a April 13. The Hare Preferential team had anything to do with where informal meetings can be m istake.” voting system has been scrapp­ the hanging. held without a lot of red tape. FACE FACTS The Associated Students ed in favor of election by plura­ In a conference with this r e ­ I talked to the Fire Chief and Graduate Business Manager, Representatives considered the lity. porter shortly after the hang­ he said that the tunnel is a Bob Lorden, stated that, "W e foggy issue of membership in Vote counting w ill be done by ing, WUliamson, RocheUe, and fire hazard. It would cost $300 might just as weU face facts. the National Student Associa­ IBM machines. An Elections Walter pointed out that sever­ to $500 to change it o v e r.” We need that space for the in­ tion (NSA). Nobody seemed Committee staff had tallied the al problems could be behind creasing enrollment and we are clear — what NSA was and what baUots in previous years. the hanging. SERVE THE STUDENT going to need it soon.” the benefits to be derived would The indications are that the Among the possibUities dis­ Dan CoUins then proposed, "I can see no reason,” Dan be. presidential race will be almost cussed were disturbances " I think we should consider how Collins added,” why each se­ Dan Deeter, AS vice-p resi­ as lively as last spring when created by a recent shift of it can best serve the student mester we have to spend $500 dent, Announced that he was five candidates ran, a record at several athletic teams from — as the Bookstore or as the to convert the Huddle to an temporarily resigning as Co- UCSB. There were three candi­ fuU-length lockers in Robert­ Huddle.” Annex.” Chairman of Elections Commit­ dates for the vice presidential son Gym to half lockers, to make Betty Fletcher took opposi­ The Bookstore now has its tee due to his candidacy for AS last year. way for the bulky football equip- tion to Miss Cleeves. "in the Annex and the only two dis­ President. S i (fatcfo Editor’s Mail Box the Associated Students should tempt to get other approval but assume the responsibility nothing could be definite until Legitimate request for her appearance. The lec­ he accomplished this. Editor: ture was weU attended (over On the evening of February OPINION In response to Tyler Glenn’s 300), and I have no objection 12th Mr. Deeter advised that the letter regarding the Blue Key whatever to Blue Key’s assump­ Blue Key had approved and it sponsorship of Princess Carad- tion of this responsibility or to would be possible to go ahead. ja of Romania, I should like to Dan D eeter’ s action. Incidentally, Princess Car— speak, as a Legislative Council GAIL GRIGSBY adja spoke at most of the pub­ How far with Work-Aid? member, in defense of Blue Key Women’s Rep-at-Large lic and private schools in this and AS Vice President Dan area during her three day visit An expanded program to assist athletes, Work- Deeter. here and was exceptionally well Aid, was begun this year by the intercollegiate Ath­ At the time Mr. Deeter pre­ A few more facts received. letic Commission (IA C ). sented the proposal to sponsor MRS. RICHARD PERRY the Romanian princess, he pre­ Editor: Under this program athletes work their way sented to Council the topic of In connection with the ar­ through school by hçlding part-time jobs reserved for her speech, the communist rangements made prior to book­ 'Obscene group’ them by IA C . Thirty athlètes work for Buildings and takeover in Romania, and what ing the Princess Catherine Car- Editor: he knew of her background, adja for an anti-communist lec­ Since when is it perm issable Grounds, two at the fire station, three in the IAC O f­ which was very little. ture lecture on your campus, for a campus organization to fice , two for the Associated Students, and 10 at the Simply the fact that the prin­ this letter w ill point out c e r­ sponsor a group like Phil Cam­ residence halls switchboards. cess had spoken in several tain facts. pos’ New Breed? This group countries and most of the states Princess Caradja actually puts on one of the filthiest per­ They receive the regular wage rate plus addi­ of the U.S. did not, to Coun­ spoke on February 17th, and formances in show business. tional money donated by community boosters. This cil, seem sufficient information arrangements were finalized The fraternity who is spon­ money from the community makes up the difference to justify AS sponsorship of only at the last moment. Prior soring this show cannot help but her appearance. to February 11th I spoke with damage their public image, as between what the athlete is able to earn toward his By the time information could M r. Dan Deeter -regarding the well as the school’s. Something board and room and the going rate for room and board have been obtained, the task of possibility only and he later must be done to prevent the on campus. publicizing the event would have advised me that the Legislative appearance of this obscene been most difficult in the time Council had turned it down on group. The UCSB program of athletic assistance is cer­ allowed. For these reasons 1 the 11th and that he would at- BONNIE OLSON voted, with the rest of Council, tainly better than the ones in effect at other schools WV to defeat the motion to sponsor and at other campuses of this University. Some the princess. schools have moved dangerously toward professional­ I was not under the impres­ twice as pretty . . . ism in athletics by offering^ complete athletic "scho­ sion that Dan Deeter was try ­ ing to “ railroad” the proposal MATCHING PANTIE larships." UCSB's IAC, while avoiding professional­ through Council. He simply ism, consistently seeks to expand the number of In­ came upon an opportunity for AND PETTICOAT what might be a student serv­ tercollegiate sports. ice, and brought it to Council However, with extensive grants-in-aid to ath­ for action. He made it perfectly clear letes, a new football coach, new conferences in base­ that although it seemed a good ball and basketball, and this expanded Work-Aid idea to him, his information program, UCSB must decide how far it wants to go in was very limited. Later that same evening he received the supporting its athletes. information about the princess We believe that the aspect of the present that he needed; since it sub­ stantiated the opinion that the Work-Aid program, which labels some jobs for ath­ princess would be a worthwhile letes only, goes too far in discriminating against the speaker, it seems perfectly student who is not an inter-collegiate athlete. legitim ate to me that he asked another group, Blue Key, if they Job qualifications being equal, we believe would sponsor her appearance. that every student should have an equal opportunity I for one voted against AS to secure a job. sponsorship of the princessbe- cause, with the limited time 62109 — Even though non-arhletes overwhelmingly out­ for publicity and the lack of Lace bouquet number athletes, IAC operates under a policy requir­ information ... I did not feel appliques on ing only that fpr every athlete in a campus job, there Published three times a week hemline of this must be one non-athlete. This is hardly fair to the on Monday, Wednesday and petticoat. Friday during the school non-athletic majority. year, except during vaca­ Short, Average, After an athlete has secured employment with­ tions and exam periods, by Small, Medium, out the aid of discriminatory practices, it is perfect­ the Associated Students, Large. $3.95 ly proper that his earnings be supplemented by money University of California, Santa Barbara. Distributed donated by sports-minded community supporters to by the Squires, sophomore IAC. men’s honorary, Tom Cahill, president. Printed in Goleta In fairness to all students, the athlete and the by the Campus Press, 82 non-athlete, we propose that all campus placement Aero C amino. Entered as be done through the Placement O ffice and that there second-class matter on No­ vember 10, 1954 at the post be no discrimination either for or against the athlete office at Goleta, California, in securing jobs. under the Act of March 3, MARCIA KNOPF 1879. Open forum Are chaperones necessary? by WILLIAM K. PURVES Therefore, it must be rec­ of negligible interest (or toler­ Assis’t. Prof., Botany ognized that a request for chap­ ability) to an agingfaculty mem­ 58109 — Mr. Curtis’ letter (Mar. 4) eroning time is a request for ber whose mate is watching springs, in part, from a mis­ a favor, not for a guaranteed him with steely eye. Matching conception which should be cor­ frin ge benefit. If a student asks Mr. Curtis also appears to 4 -7 . $ 2 .0 0 rected. After addressing myself to borrow my car for an eve­ be Interested in more outside- to that misconception, I should ning and I refuse, would Cur­ the-clasroom contact between like to suggest a plan of action. tis call this a “ stubborn” re­ faculty and students. I assure The basic problem is three­ fusal? What if the student wants him that I am, too, and that pronged: (1) the administration to borrow my time (which I value my office and, not infrequent­ lo v t w wants all social functions to be as highly as he does his) for ly , my house are open to stu­ chaperoned, (2) the students an evening? dents — and that a good number want to have social functions, Curtis might also con­ of my students have taken ad­ and (3) the bulk of the facul­ template other possible reasons vantage of this. ty does not want to chaperone... for the faculty’s reluctance to On the other hand, my chap­ May I point out that the facul­ chaperone. It is true that chap­ eroning experience (quite ty was not hired to chaperone erones are often shown a good limited, I admit) provided no 1 but, rather, to teach and con­ tim e; it is also true that they contact whatsoever beyond the duct research (and, unfortun­ are sometimes treated (if they words “ hello” , “ thank you for ately, to serve on committees) are treated at all) with mini­ coming” , and "goodbye” . What and, further, that the promotion mal courtesy. kind of contact is desired? Do of faculty members is not, and Let it also be noted that you regard the sharing of a X ImHmmlm Appmrmi should not be, affected to any certain types of social func­ glass (or a keg) of beer as a measurable degree by the ex­ tions which may be of excep­ gutty and ennobling Intellectual J»30J-A STATE STREET — PHONE ¿-¿953{ tent of their chaperoning ex­ tional entertainment value to an experience? tPaAkingt AtjUtigton Theatae Lot — EnieA ¿Acm Sola StAztt.., perience or talent. undergraduate bachelor will be (Continued on page 3) ■ * . . . , .. y\ Friday, March 13, 1964 - EL G A U C H O - Page 3 Concert features Tourel Reknowned mezzo - soprano forming groups to UC campuses Jennie Tourel wiU be the guest Among the performers have star in the final concert in the been Ruggiero Ricci, violinist; 1963-64 series, scheduled fo r Raphael Puyana, harpsichord­ CampbeU Hall at 8:30 p.m. ist; the Phakavali Dancers; vio­ Wednesday. linist Issac Stern, and the Pag­ Besides appearing at UCSB, anini Quartet. Tourel wiU perform on the Berkeley and San Diego cam­ Contact to meet puses. Contact, sponsored by the In­ During the 1963-64 season, ter-Faith Council, will meet the Inter-Campus Cultural Ex­ today in Santa Rosa Form al change Committee has brought Lounge at 4 p.m. distinguished artists and per- NEED A TYPIST? Run-offs today Quality Work—50^ a Page Run-offs for Men ’sRHA Rep­ resentative between John Len- Call MARY CORN ser and David Thomas will be at 6-3507 SAY CHEEZE— Relaxing before tonight’s per- Ralph Pollock, and Dorothy McAdoo. In the back held today in the dining com ­ formance in South Hall Lecture Room are, left row are Jim Marvin, Randy Stewart and Ellen mons. Specialized in Dissertations to right, Dorians Diane Gwin, Patricia Watkins, Schinnerer. John Boyce Photo. j4tMexÆ«teA 67 DAYS BY MOTORCOACH by Ron Coolc Liaison from IN EUROPE Hotels, breakfasts, however no pre-arranged sightseeing commissions to Council in the cities. EDITOR'S NOTE: This is one UCSB. One third of AS fees in a series of articles about goes to the IAC for their al­ LEAVE JUNE 19 - RETURN AUG. 22 Legislative Council Board location. Athletic awards and $879.90 Inclusive Chairmen. the money allocated for them Via Canadian Pacific DC-8 Jet comes from the commission. Montreal / Europe / Montreal Ron Cook, Departmental Dave Hunsaker is in charge Commissions Board Chairman, of the Speech Commission. For­ • Group originates in Montreal to provide East Coast serves as liaison among four ensic activity for the Associat­ meeting point for Europe. This also permits visiting commissions and Legislative ed Students is handled by Hun­ New York Worlds Fair. A days bus trip from New York Council. Intercollegiate Athle­ saker’s commission. Forensic w ill place you in Montreal in sufficient time for the de­ tics, Speech, Recreation and and Drama awards are approv­ parture of the Empress Jet to Europe. Music Commissions are all un­ ed by the Speech Commission. • No time wasted hunting hotel rooms. der Cook’s jurisdiction. Jim Brookshire, as recrea­ • A ll arrangements pre-confirm ed to show you maximum “ The commission members tion commissioner, co-ordinat- of Europe at a minimum of cost. Marilyn James have done an outstanding job • Deposits due A p ril 1. in each of their areas,” said Campus Fashion Rep Cook, “ They have kept every­ For Reservations: thing running smoothly.” Under the past AS Constitution, the Contact: Vinnio Peak, 83912 FOLLOWING CHARADE — Commission members were on or and “Tom Jones” of last Council itself. JACK PEAK TRAVEL of Will ow Glen weekend, “ Queen and the Under the new constitution, Rebels” takes the spotlight Cook represents the four com­ 1276 Lincoln A v e ., San Jose, C a lif ., 286-2222 at UCSB. Appearing this missions on Leg Council. Said weekend and next, the play I ATI Approved Sales Agent Cook, “ I think that the consoli- » promises to be great en­ dation of the areas under one tertainment. Dr. Markus has Chairman helps Leg Council been busy with an all new business to run more smoo­ adaptation. Who is the queen thly.” REALLY? Attend this week­ The position of representa­ end and find out. tion is a two way street, ac-> cording to Cook. He not only NO DECEPTION — about represents the commissions it, our newest crepe ensem­ to Council, but relays Council ble at the Annex is the great­ action to the committees. est! Soft colors of powder Bob Walters heads the Inter­ blue and pale yeUow set the collegiate Athletics Commis­ RON COOK mood for exciting springtime sion. The commission is re­ fun. Choose either long es recreation activities under sponsible, in conjunction with sleeveless tops to match its AS jurisdiction. The commis­ a faculty committee of four, for slim skirt. Under $25.00. sion is charged with schedul­ Intercollegiate Athletics at ing activities and insuring that IT’S A GRAND SLAM — the student body has enough this Saturday in the faculty recreational opportunities. lounge and X room. The Promotion of faculty-student Duplicate Bridge Tourna­ Welcome athletic competition is also en­ ment will be “trumping” couraged by the Recreation along in great fashion be­ Commission. tween hours of one and five. Ellen Schinnerer, heads the A ll bridge fans should real­ Gauchos!!! Music Commission. Miss ly go. They’re declaring both TO THE NEWEST, MOST Schinnerer is responsible for the budget report of her com - North-South and East-West COMPLETE HEADQUARTERS winners. for mission and the distribution of awards for musical ability. Mu­ CUTEST TRICK — will be sic programs sponsored by the you! That’s for certain if Associated Students are under outfitted in our newest Pat­ PARTY her jurisdiction. ty Woodward ginghams. The OPEN FORUM CONT'D Mimi (Mu-Mu with an empire (Continued from page 2) w aistline) may not be quite SNACKS Having painted a suit­ “ winning hand” for the “ tournie,” but wouldn’t it • BEVERAGES ably black picture, I should like next to offer a modest proposal: be great for classes or cas­ • TOBACCOS ual wear? Eyelet embroidery • LUNCH MEATS let’s remove the requirement for providing chaperones. won’t let you “pass” this • ICE CREAM summertime companion in • FROZEN FOODS Neither my undergraduate either long or short sleeves. • MAGAZINES nor my graduate institution re­ quired chaperones at student INTELLECTUAL, OR NOT Ample Parking functions; and it is, perhaps, not surprising that the rates — do plan to attend one, or Open 9-11:30 — 5 days both of these weekend events. of drunkenness, pregnancy, You know you don’t have to From 9-12:30 a.m. Fri.-Sat. destruction, and other enter­ “ PERSO NALLY, I WOULDN’T be a Sherlock Holmes or a tainment - linked phenomena Party Time at The SHOP ANYWHERE ELSE . . Card Shark to find some­ were not noticeably different thing cute at the Annex! from those at UCSB. Don’t think that repeal canbe IOU brought about easily; but if you, ROSE Mr. Curtis, will get the stu­ f ò e h C a . HI-TIME dents to ask for a repeal of a n n e x 109 So. Fairview the chaperone rule, then I w ill 1 309 Sta te Phone 7-8514 lead a similar fight in the Aca­ IN INTIMATE ISLA VISTA demic Senate. Pqge 4- EL GAUCHO - Friday, March 13, 1964 Need told for stable dollar ‘ ‘Throughout the nation’s his­ prices. The fact of the matter tory, concern for over-infla­ was that a great deflation re ­ tion has led to deflation,” pro­ sulted. There was a great out­ claimed Dr. Milton Friedman, flow of gold, and prices in the the distinguished Carl Snyder U.S. were forced down— even Memorial lecturer speaking in further than in other countries. Campbell Hall. “ This period has an eerie ‘ ‘Inflation means that in gen­ likeness to the balance-of-pay- eral prices are rising while ments problem we are having deflation indicates prices in now. The sim ilarities fit down to general are declining.” the smallest details. 'Dr. Friedman, professor of "Exactly the same thing hap­ economics at the University of pened in 1890—there was a Chicago, and an economic ad­ great wheat crop in the U.S., visor to Senator Goldwater, has a sm all one in Europe and Asia consistently been an exponent of and there was a great windfall a fre e market rather than gov­ of gold. The United States ernment regulation as an troubles were postponed, not answer to economic problems. solved, by selling a large wheat “ What shall be the criteria crop,” the economist said. of money management?” asked Friedman said the Federal Professor Friedman, former R eserve System has tended to principal economist in the Tax smooth over all small prob­ Research Division of the T rea ­ lem s, and has done so by post­ sury Department. “ Money shall poning the major problems. be managed in such a way as DEPRESSION to maintain a stable rate of According to the professor, exchange between U.S. and for­ the great Depression was one of ------..vs; : './AI I Jr eign dollars. the most tremendous hardships * 7 THE sc raiE--An alert GAUCHO photographer a definite case of schizophrenia. Reliable sources 4fcAt the same tim e, we must ever incurred. It was respon­ Sm^ » ,a UCSB student, running over w ere quoted as saying that Smith would be re - seek internal stability of the sible for changing people's hlmself today. Understandably puzzled by the leased Saturday the 14th rvin uni nhntn dollar. Yet we have been rather Incident, Smith was taken to the hospital with y ’ 016 14th’ 1)01111111 Photo ideas in economic matters. And, schizophrenic. Most of our he added, "But as I see the trouble has come from trying picture, this is a great misin­ to ride two horses and usually terpretation,” blaming the falling off one of them. What me worry? Superstitious? Depression on the free market. “ Since 1923, the major con­ The fault lies with the Fed­ cern has been with inflation, eral Reserve System, which usually resulting in great de­ ‘permitted the money to decline It s only Friday the 13th again flation.” when at all times it was in a Professor Friedman re­ by MARY SELDEN McKEE position to keep the money your shoulder is the way to 13 leaves and 13 berries. And marked thatfin the period from Feature Editor stable. An overconcern of in­ get rid of evil. in his other claw he holds 13 What, You Worry? 1890-1896, there was great con­ flation led to an overconcern of Still another possible origin arrows. cern for inflation and rising You ought to. Today could deflation.” of the evils surrounding 13 is “ E Pluribus Unum” contains easily be the most disastrous in Scandinavian mythology. A c­ 13 letters and the Great Seal 24 hours of your life. Especial­ cording to one legend there of the United States has 13 ly if you forgot your rabbit were 12 deml-gods until Loke stars, stripes, arrows, clouds, foot and horseshoe. appeared. The 13th god was letters, laurel leaves, berries It's Friday the 13th, the day new for Spring ’64 cruel and the cause of human and even 13 feathers in each that black cats and ladders, misfortunes. of the eagle's wings. spilled salt and mirrors, are No matter what the origin, When you get right down to it, all-important. Everyone is superstitions surrounding the not only are Fridays Impossible treading cautiously in an effort number 13 are found in nearly to avoid, but so is that ghast­ to avoid all the bad luck that every country in Europe and ly number 13. typifies this day. America. Hotels and office buil­ So, lots of luck on this ill- Superstitions are found in all dings avoid the 13th floor in omened day. societies; those we know best deference to customers' be­ have been connected with his­ liefs. torical events. One theory of If you're really worried to­ the source of superstitions sur­ day, you had better check your Forms Due rounding the day of Friday is dollar bUls. All of them mint­ that Eve tempted Adam with ed since 1935 picture an in­ Today for the apple on that day. Tradi­ complete pyramid with 13 steps. tionally, the flood of the Bible Spring Sing and the death of Christ oc- ARROWS AND OUVE BRANCH Applications for Spring sing cured on Fridays. Look further and find that are due today; brochures on Thirteen men sat down at the the olive branch which the the event are available in the table fo r the Last Supper, the American bald eagle holds has Graduate Manager's Office. " 13th being Judas, the betrayer of Christ. 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Optometry is a vigorous young profession concerned with the care of human vision. There is a real need for more men 1000 MILE CAMPUS— The Paganini Quartern an the story of California higher education on Channel and women trained in this field. open rehearsal, perform for NBC-TV cameras. 4. Scenes from Santa Barbara w ill be shown. Sunday night at 10 p.m. Chet Huntley w ill narrate The curriculum covers five years, including two years of pre-optometry which can be taken at any college. The three years of professional study are taken at the University of California at Berkeley in small classes with an NBC puts UCSB on Sunday TV unexcelled faculty and at low cost. Write School of Optometry, University of California. Scenes of the Santa Barbara professor of political science, Berkeley 4, for Student Information Kit or contact our local campus w ill be included in the sity, the TV program will focus conversing with graduate stu­ on the three levels of coUege alumnus who provided this ad as a public service. nationwide NBC color telecast dents j and sculpture and entitled "The Thousand-Mile (with campuses dotting the ceram ics from UCSB art cour­ nearly 1,000 mUe length of Cal­ STUDENT RELATIONS PANEL Campus" Sunday evening at ses. 10 p.m. on Channel 4. ifornia), to show their diversity SCHOOL OF OPTOMETRY and their roles under the state’s F or those without T V sets, UC SELECTED "Master Plan” for higher edu­ University of California Berkeley the program can be seen in NBC selected UC for its docu­ cation. Room 2121, North Hall, on the mentary on public higher edu­ SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION DEADLINE IS MAY t closed-circuit instructional TV cation because the University monitors. The television de­ is one of the fastest-growing in partment will also tape the the nation. The state leads in Dance tonight program for a re-play next coUege graduates per capita, week. and the percentage is growing. in Old Gym Chet Huntley wiU narrate a Half of the state’s high-school A good-luck dance open to fuU-hour report on California's graduates go on to coUege (as the student body wttl be held vast system of public higher opposed to a one-third average in the Old Gym tonight from education. for the rest of the nation), and 8:30 to 12. A six-man production crew most of these students attend Music by the "CavUiers" spent four days on the campus the state's public institutions. wUl be featured at the event, taking film shots of several These schools include 71 junior which is given by El Dorado academic and extra-curricular coUeges, 16 state coUeges, and Apartments and Anacapa Hall. activities. Among these scenes UC. Current enrollment in the The 10 cents admission were the Paganini Quartet in an system exceeds 400,000 stu­ charge is payable at the door. open rehearsal in the Music dents. Bowl; Dr. William Ebenstein, With emphasis on the univer- Drama bows [SPECIAL OFFER GOOD SUNDAYS "The Time of the Cuckoo", I 1 FREE Meal when accompanied by ONLY a romantic comedy wUl bepre- I 3 persons. In party of 8 people— sneted by the Alhecama Players | 2 FI EE Meals. Bring ad or show ASB. at the Lobero Theater tonight at 8:30. Card for special offer. m The play, set against the atmosphere of Venice, involves the clash of the standards of morality of an American wo­ man and a gallant Italian. "The Time of the Cuckoo” can been seen March 14 to 21.

_ 3554 STATE ST. °P e n 5-10 p.m. Ph. 6-6666 Donut sale set G irls from Santa Rosa HaU will sell coffee and donuts in the recreation lounges of aU SAFETY- Try a Veedol Safety-check residence halls from 3 to 6 CHECK Lubrication. You’ll notice the p.m. on Sunday. Proceeds from the event wUl help support a LUBRICATION difference and so will your car. Y/ child in Vietnam. $1 with OU Change Movie Sunday s m Lube Job only $1.50 Exposure of folly and cor­ ruption in Madrid’s upper class ■ BLUE is the theme of "Death o f a Cyclist," to be presented Sun­ MARV GLOVER’S day at 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. in Campbell Hall. Language table Birch Hall wUl sponsor a Pig-Latin table in Ortega Com­ mons, today at 5:30 p.m. Stu­ dents who are not Pig-Latin majors are invited to partici­ pate. Hillel meets "R eligion on the College Campus” will be discussed by 4235 Hollister Ave. Phone 7-1661 Rabbi Saul Applebaum at a Next to SUver Spur Restaurant right HUlel meeting Sunday. off Highway 101 at San Marcos Pass The meeting wUl be in the URC building at 6 p.m. Page 6 - EL G A U CH O - Friday, March 13, 1964 Trojans to test Gal swim event S i starts, Gaucbos diamond power count on divers by MIKE IVERSEN SS, Joe Morbeto - C, and Mike by BOB STOLL A ssist Sports Editor Foster or Joe Hendrickson-P. Sports W riter Classified as the "Cinder­ The Gauchos w ill be out to Yesterday, the A ll-C al Swim ella" team of the league, after keep a first place position, along Meet got underway. The results, SPORTS two victories over UCLA last with Santa Clara. Stanford fe ll however, were not available at Editor, Wayne Reese Assistant, Mike Iversen weekend, UCSB faces USC here press time. today at 3 p.m. Tom orrow the to Santa Clara, 15-2, 9-3, last The Gauchos w ill be counting teams travel to USC’s Bovard weekend. UCLA, and Stanford on points in both the one meter field fo r the second game. drew byes this weekend. and three meter diving competi­ The Trojans lost to Los Ang­ Thus Santa Clara wUl put its tion. Ed Scott, a sophomore and eles State in a game last week­ record on the line against tra­ form er high school CIF star, end and beat El Camino JC ditional rival California. With w ill carry the Santa Barbara 7-2, Tuesday. Last year they all six member teams having colors against last years double were NCAA national champions. seen action by this weekend, the winner from Berkley J.J. Rod­ An interesting note is that league standings should be more rigo. Scott took two thirds in UCLA defeated the Trojans even next week. last year's meet. three out of four tim es last Hitting should play an import- In the 50-yd. freestyle, the year, although not doing better and part in the results, as league Gauchos have an excellent than fourth in the CIBA. hitters have done well so far. chance, according to recorded The starting lineup fo r the Seven hitters have averages times, to place four men, Gauchos should be: Tony G oer- of over .500. Don Roth (22.5), Terry O'­ hing or John Cole - IB , Steve Leading them is Tim Cullen Connor (22.8), John Mortenson Murray-3B, Gary Pickens-2B, of Santa C lara with .625. Of (23.0), and Chuck Lieberman Ed Preston -LF , Bob Heys-CF, the other hitters, two are (23.5) should fill the first six Larry Bjork-RF, Ron Ramsey- Gauchos. Preston and Goerhing spots along with Berkley's both have even .500 marks. While the Varsity is playing Spencer Kagan (23.2) and Grady Loyola next foe USC, the Freshmen take on two Romine (22.3). teams on their home diamonds Frans Nelson (2:16.0) and today and tomorrow. John Franze (2:22.8) will have for volleyballers Today they face Santa B ar­ their work cut out for them in After facing defending Na­ bara City College at the city the 200-yd. backstroke. Nelson tional champion Santa Monica college diamond. Tomorrow Pt. has the material to grab a good City College yesterday, UCSB's Mugu (Navy) hosts the team. place, but it w ill depend on how intercollegiate vollyball team Thus far Coach Gaylord his health is, as he has been ill. will face Loyola Wednesday. Both are league games. Smith’s team has a record of The race to watch should be. So far the team has lost a one win and one loss in regular the 400-yd. freestyle relay, meet to UCLA in league play. season play. Against West­ where the Santa Barbara team It also lost to Santa Maria in mont’s Varsity they have split of Chuck Lieberman (51.8) practice. Both games were held two encounters. Both were Terry O’Connor (50.5 relay), on campus. The Santa Monica scrimmages. John Mortenson (50.! relay), result was not available for "We appear to be rounding and Don Roth (48.7 re la y ) w ill this issue. into shape" Coach Smith said. ZORRO STRIKES—UCSB’s Eric Hochberg drives in his point meet a Berkeley squad that has with a lunge at Rob Tucker, in a recent practice for the Western turned 3:20.0. Santa Barbara’s Intercollegiate Fencing Conference Championships. The relay team is undefeated this • Open 24 Hours for Championships are being held today at San Fernando Valley year. - Bowling and Billiards State College. Larry Tucker will also compete. 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Void after March 31,1964 Friday, March 13, 1964 - EL G A U CH O - Page 7 Yearling triangular tilt slated by JOHN YOUNG Weightman Seymour is unde­ sen and Steve Van Camp give Sports Writer feated in discus competition and the Gauchos a strong combina­ Saturday on the Campus has only been beaten by one tion in the 440. Nielsen and Van track, the Gaucho Freshman opponent in the shot put. Camp have placed 1-2 in the track team will try to extend last two Frosh meets. its total of victories to five, Durfee is the Frosh’s new Another valuable man for the as it takes on Santa Barbara star who set records in the yearlings is all-around per­ City College and Hancock in a triple jump, broad jump, and former Claude Noriega. triangular meet. high jump against Long Beach Field events will get under Judging from the marks al­ State last week. way at 1:30 p.m. and the first ready turned in by Santa B ar­ Quarter-milers JorgenJUel- running event wUl start at 2:00 bara CC and Hancock, it looks like the Frosh should prevail. BIKES .. BIKES ... BIKES However, both opponents have several outstandingperformers SALES AND SERVICE who might change things* The distance races should be one of the highlights of the TIRE AND TUBE, Most Sizes, m meet. only...... 5 3 * * ® Gaucho stars Jim Allen and Rio Nathan w ill have to contend with Santa Barbara C C 's m ile K IL L IT — It really isn't an oversized lizard egg but the push­ and 2-mile record holder Walt Lewis Cycle Shop ball to be used this Saturday for the Anacapa Pushball Champion- Simmons. W O 7-5918 ship. Campus photo. All three runners have re­ 5879 Hollister Ave. gistered mile times under 4:26 while, both Allen and Simmons Anacapa pushball squads have clocked 10 minutes or better in the two mile this sea­ son. to play for championship Gaucho Frosh record holders Holland Seymour and Jerry AT BENNY’S Durfee w ill be counted upon One of the more obscure one of the most exhausting and heavily Saturday. sports w ill make its debut on demanding in terms of group campus this Saturday when the participation, and one of the Anacapa Pushball- Champion­ funniest to watch. ship gets underway at 10 a.m. The championship pits Pima Phone I It w ill be held on the football against Canalino Hall. Airport I7-12191 field behind Robertson Gym. "It is possible that later this For those not follow ers of semester the sport will be ex­ "The Prize" and the rigorous sport, a pushball panded to include a representa­ "A Global Affair" tion of the total campus,” W il­ is a large air-filled ball, ap­ Starts Sunday: proximately five feet in son said. diameter: A ll students are encouraged "Torpedo Bay" and , According to Pushball Chair­ to attend the event and learn "Sky Commander" man Chuck Wilson, the sport is the fundamentals of the game. Frosh golfers down Ventura, GranadaH H “CHARADE” EVERYTHING Long Beach meets veterans and “THE DREAM MAKER” All six members of the six points, besides Rupp and at our Freshman golf team contributed Edziak, were Steve Pelican and points in their revenge victory Don Feldman. Delicatessen Center over Ventura City College* Butch Breeden contributed ArlingtonM Long Beach State hosts the five points and Nick Carter Imported Foods # Lunch Meats Varsity clubbers today. one point. "The Victors" In the best ball series, the Hoddy Rupp was medalist, to and Cheese O Fresh Bread - Pastry lead the Yearlings in their 45-9 Gauchos lost only two points to Ice Cream O Soft Drinks triumph on the Municipal Golf the Pirates, ending up with 16 "The Swinging Course. Rupp scored a one- points. Maiden" Cigarettes • Newspapers-Magazines under-par to nose out Mike Ed- Ventura City College, on their ziak, who ended up wit a par, We have many other Specials at Bargain Prices. and Butch Breeden, witl a one- home course, spoiled the opener of the season for the Frosh. 2-7324 over-par 72. Other Gauchos to sv eep all On Tuesday, the Frosh have a cross town rivalry with Santa WINNER 10 Barbara High School. The match ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATIONS will be played on the Municipal Golf Course. y n r i ili h y On Monday, the Varsity again HONG hits the road to meet the Uni­ versity of California at River­ 11 i V I v 5858 Hollister Ave. in Goleta — Ph. 7-3113 KONG side and San Fernando at San

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Collins then Informed Leg available are the lawn in front The show’s proceeds are used Penny Opera” by Kurt Weil will Beachcombers'- Holiday is an Council that all 117 campus of the Radiation Laboratory and fo r student scholarships, loans, be perform ed by the Stopgap AS sponsored event during groups have been informed and the field by the Child Develop­ and fellowships. Over $8,000 is Theatre actors from the Uni­ which the participating groups that further information w ill be ment Laboratory.” now being used to aid students versity of Southern California. have the opportunity to raise sent soon. in the Santa Barbara Commun­ The performance will be direc­ funds for educational and build­ In an open question to Leg ANOTHER AREA ity.* ted by Mr. John Blakenship, ing purposes. Collins noted that Council, Collins inquired, "Do "Considering the area, if and will climax the program. "This is an excellent opportun­ The theme of the show w ill m ore than 40 booth appli­ Tickets for the benefit are ity for fraternities: and soro— be "Something Old, Something cations are filed we will have $1.50 fo r students, and may ities to raise needed funds." New.” Honored guests and com­ to consider another area. We be obtained from Mrs. Beth "There is a problem inRHA, Soph office munity leaders will model a col- are planning such activities as Trudeau in the Activities Office. however,” Collins stated. "As a surfing contest and a sand much as they may want, they to be filled castle building contest. These cannot change the dorms. They Academic Ineligibility of the could not be held.” can, however, earmark the Secretary - Treasurer has funds fo r educational pur­ Legi Council seemed to feel created a vacancy in the Sopho­ that moving Beachcombers' You can poses; such as sponsoring a more Council. foreign student, books fo r a Holiday would detract from the Sophomores interested in atmosphere. All efforts are formal lounge, or scholarships working in this position should for the dorms.” going to be made to see to it lift your present a letter of qualifica­ that it is held on the beach. tions to President B ill Rauth In conclusion Collins added LUMBER SUPPLIED or leave it in his box in the The lumber for the booths that, "Beachcombers’ Holi­ AS office. day is the one big event in life.. will be supplied by AS, and Appointment to the office will the spring in which every cam­ AS will also pay up to $6 be made Monday at the Sopho­ of the cost they incur in booth pus organization and living more Council meeting. group can participate. Worship Apartment owners hit contract this (Continued from page 1) a measure which w ill have the able than something already ex­ practical effect of discouraging rates, it is necessary to ap­ istent — the apartment houses?' it. Why go to the expense of proximate 100 percent occu­ But, he said, "T h e University week using taxpayers’ money to build pancy. ” has taken the lead and we can something which is less desir- • The policy will "promote only go along with it. >» continuity within the residence RELIOION IN AMERICAN LIRE halls and student government EL GAUCHO can be organized for the entire CLASSIFIEDS academic year without inter­ To buy, rent, or sell a cymbidium, a Didus ineptus, a frangi­ ruption.” pani or any other sensible thing, just fill out an E L GAUCHO • It will Insure resident as­ Handy Classified Advertising Form available in the AS Business sistant job security by prevent­ Office or the ELGAUCHOOffice. Ad must be in by 4:30 p.m. three Goleta Presbyterian Church ing the closing of further dorms. days prior to publication. ONLY 20f PER LINE, payable in ad- 299 N . Fairview Avenue — Ph. WO 7-2131 • It will "provide for more vance. efficient and smoother opera­ Sunday Worship Services: 9:30 & 11:00 tions which w ill in the long Bus transportation is provided fo r UCSB students to run benefit the students,” Automotive For Sale the 11 a.m. worship. Schedule is: • It will be a "time saver” ■ 10:30 Storke at Colegio because students w ill not have 10:32 El Colegio & Camino Del Sur 1959 Morgan 4, white, red leath­ 9’6” ‘Larry Felker’, semi-gun, to reapply for residence halls 10:35 Camino Del Sur & T rigo er, w ire sheels, $1300. Ph. good condition, see Bob 6504 contracts each semester and 110:37 Trigo & Embarcadero Del Mar 83381. Madrid B. their accomodations will be se- 110:40 Embarcadero Del Mar & El Colegio cured for the entire school 1962 MG Midget, low mileage, ¡ 10:45 Phyiscal Service Bldg. year. Scuba Diving Equipment, com­ very clean, top mechanical plete outfit, sportsways Equip­ Rev. Edwin Aspinwall. Pastor SPECIAL ATTENTION condition, all extras, $1350, Ph. ment, wet suit included free, Miss Mortell said "con­ ¿-3926. all for $90. Ph. 8-2134. sideration” will always be giv­ en to students demonstrating fi- Sacrifice! 1961 MGA roadster, Webcor "Squire” Stereo tape ST. RAPHAEL’S CATHOLIC CHURCH ancial or other need to live best offer over $1300, A - l con­ recorder, less than year, old, off-campus and "special atten­ 5444 HOLLISTER AVE. 967-3121 dition, Ph. 8-4448. was $350, now $175. CaU Henk, tion” will be paid to main­ 8-4327. Sunday Masses:6:15 , 7:15, 8:30, 9:45, 11, 12:15 tenance of fraternity and soror­ 1936 Cadillac Fleetwood Se­ Confessions Saturday: 4-5:30 and 7:30-9 ity occupancy levels. dan, Real Classic, $225, Ph. A student beginning dorm Twin beds with box springs and Weekday Masses: 6:30 & 8:00 8-3958 mattresses, ruffles and cover­ residence in the spring semes­ Rev. Edward J. Hempfling, Pastor lets with matching curtains, 250 ter w ill not be required to con­ 1948 Plymouth, $90, 781 Em­ tinue in the fall and non-return­ Palo Alto Dr. (Campus Glen) barcadero del Norte, Apt. 11 Ph. 8-2145. ees in the spring will not be Newman Club held to the year contract if meets on 3rd Sunday of each mont 1957 Volkswagen, Black sun­ G.E. Electric Range, excellent "proper notification” is given. roof, excellent mechanical con­ in Parish Hall. Schwank also ventured that condition, 36” with timer & dition, $695. Ph. 8-9038. clock, Ph. 7-8441 the new policy will “ compli­ cate the building picture.” 1963 Austin-Healey Sprite, low Records, mono, stereo, $2, Noted Kenneth Van L eer, mileage, all extras, $1450, $2.50, some less, over 150 apartment manager, «It’s go­ leaving for Europe, Ph. 7-8509 LUTHERAN STUDENT ASSOCIATION available. Call Muchnick, Ph. ing to mean a rush of building or 2-4066 Meets next Wednesday, 7 p.m. at URC, 6518 El Greco. 8-2041, at 6679 Abrego #13, completions about July and then Also: "Little Ashram” Spring Retreat, March 20-22. I.V . * a long siesta.” It may also Because of grades - 1950 Olds- Info from Karen Knudsen, 8-4058, or Pauline, 8-2219. affect the local construction la­ mobile, excellent condition, nh^y GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH L.C.A. bor outlook and building loan Platinum wig, $75. Ph. 5-8489 transmission and overhaul, caU 3869 State St. Rev. Edward E. Ray figures, he said. Barb Bowlin 2235 Santa Cruz Sunday School 9:45, Worship 8:30, 11:00 ph. 7-5010 The number of building Hall, 8-3551, $275 or best o f­ starts, Van Leer explained, de­ fer. Lost & Found RESURRECTION LUTHERAN CHURCH L.C.A. pends on occupancy rates. 4849 Hollister Ave. W. David- L . Hurty Sunday School 9:15, Worship 10:30 ph. 7-8910 ENCOURAGE BUILDING TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH A.L.C. Motorcycles WHICH ONE of you who at­ Said Schwank, " R seems it 2035 Bath St. Rev. T.G . Torvik tended Leg Council Retreat in would be better to encourage Sunday School 10:10, Worship 9:00, 11:00 ph. 3-1345 building out here than to take Honda 50 Sport, like new, $250. Ojai has my prescription sun Call Rick, 8-4327 glasses? Carol Cate, 8-9060. Sgg • • • St. Michael and All Angels' 1963 Ducati 50cc, just 900 m iles, $200 or best offer, Ph. Travel EPISCOPA1 CHURCH 8-4507. Camino Pescadero and Picasso, Isla Vista (3 blocks west of Campus) Ride needed to Washington or ■v r far north as possible for Eas­ SERVICES Sunday: 7:30 a.m. Holy Communion 10:00 a.m. Worship Service and Sermon for Wanted ter vacation, Ph 8-2027, Apartment Rentals CANTERBURY ASSOCIATION Share rent with student(s) hav­ Meets at Chaplain’s Residence F a ll, 1964 ing apartment in l.v., contact SAVE $ 100's 781 Embarcadero del Mar Carlos Marletto by phoning 6- Sundays— 8-10 p.m. 6406 evenings or 5-0018, ext. Buying Tuesday- 7:30-9:30 p.m. lohn E. Greene 252j days; please leave name, New or .Used C a r? Rev. John C. Keester, B.D., 8-2410 address, phone number for re­ Chaplain - Vicar turn call. Ph. 8-4106»Mike Estey