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/el. 54 411110 . SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER I, 1966 Nu 46 Judiciary Power Undefined Decision Hits Meltzer Plan By RICK SKINNER ASH judiciary that a student coun- known only to Rich Corby, chief in high federal and state courts. Music Prof. Brent Heisinger directs the Men's and Wornen's Glee Clubs. Spartan Daily Stuff Writer cil resolution allocating $100 for justice at that time. Thomas said. "As students," the attorney gen- ASB judiciary dealt Ira Meltzer, refreshments to be used in a (Corby, a recent entry into the eral said, "we're still responsible student body attorney general, a Christmas tree-lighting ceremony Peace Corps, contracted infectious to the laws of federal, state and Glee Clubs setback in his plans to define and Dec. 14 violates recent federal de- hepatitis during initial training and municipal governments." SJS State's establish student "independence" cisions defining "separation of currently is undergoing treatment An attorney with the State Col- Largest, Third from the SJS administration. church and state." in a Miami, Fla. hospital. He is lege Board of Trustees' offices in Meltzer said yesterday the re- TO AFFECT LIVES not expected to return to San Los Angeles, Tom Peckenpaugh, To Present cent failure of the student judi- Meltzer said he is attempting Jose until January at least, ac- said Tuesday, "If, in a student In U.S. in Business Degrees ciary to attempt to define the to get the judiciary to "make a cording to friends in correspon- constitution, there should be a scope of student governmental decision which affects the lives of dence with him.) certain area that would be uncon- Retaining its position as the largest of the 18 California Yule Music power was perhaps a prelude to students and yet may be beyond Meltzer hoped the judiciary stitutional according to a higher state colleges, 5.15 registered an 11 per cent enrollment In- the fall of SJS student govern- the scope of the ASB constitution." would reaffirm last year's student government, the student constitu- reuse over the full of 1965, with 21,800 students currently Brent Ileisinger, assistant pro- ment. The judiciary ruled decision on judiciary's decision. He, in effect, tion would have to give way." enrolled. asked ASH judiciary to rule on a "But," he continued, "this in no fessor of music will direct the Meltzer said, "The decision is a the case would have to come from Ranging in size from SJS to newly established Cal State question currently being decided (Continued on Page 3) Men's and Women's Blee Clubs at setback for students who would qualified lawyers, and recom- at Dominguez Hills with 128 students, the state colleges 14:15 tomorrow p.m, in Concert assert their independence from the mend ASB government seek ad- carolled 172,343 students lids fall, making the system the liall when Ihey present "An Eve- administration. It now appears the vice from Norman Epstein, legal largest in the nation. Across the entire 18-college tipilY111, ning of Christmas Music." Admis- people in student government and counsel for the State College the enrollment Increase this fall is 14,359 students. sion is free. in the judiciary particularly look Board of Trustees, or another Chorale To Perform In addition to SJS, six other state colleges have enroll- The program will include tradi- upon the administration as a lawyer. ments over 19,000 students: Cal State at Long Beach, 20,845; plead- tional and contemporary works father image guiding them where- The attorney general, in Cal State at Los Angeles, 19,515; San Francisco State College, including selections from George ever they go. ing his case, cited an SJS pre- 18,522; San Diego State College, 17,909; San Fernando Valley Frederick Handel's "Messiah" and cedent set last year. During the Concert Here Dec. 10 Slate' College, 13,905; and Sacramento State College, 10,801. Gian Carlo Menot ti's opera "Amahl PERFORM PROPERLY 1966 elections, council resolved * * * and the Night Visitors." "I want to see the administra- candidates for student offices could The Roger Wagner Chorale, cur- Born, Alleluia) is the chorale's Sill.; Was third in the nation in the number of bachelor's The Women's Glee Club will tion perform its proper functions not affiliate with student political rently making its 11th hour tour second number. degrees in business granted by collegiate Institutions In the open the presentation with "A which is accepting faculty and stu- parties. Using "freedom of speech" of the United States, will present Just prior to the intermission 11'.S. for the academic year 1965-66. the chorale will present Durufle's Carroll" by Betty Jacobson and dent decisions on policy and carry- as a defense, opponents to the ASB an Invitation to the Arts concert TIM survey by Delta Sigma Pi showed the City University follow it with four Christmas ing out these policies as efficiently resolution had the ruling tossed "Reguiem." at SJS on Saturday, Dec. 10, at ef New York granted 730 such degrees, followed by the Uni- songs by Emma Lou Diemer and as possible. out in the judiciary. The chorale will salute Ameri- in Morris Dailey Audi- ,ersity of Texas with 727 and 545 with 679. "The Lambs to the Lamb" by "By next spring's elections, stu- 'WE DON'T KNOW' 8:15 p.m. can composers of the 20th Cen- Other institutions which granted 500 or more bachelor's Paul Chreston. dents will run for office to under- Thomas, explaining the judi- torium. tury during the second half of degrees in business during the academic year included the The Men's Glee Club will sing take responsibility in policy- ciary's more recent decision not The world-famous chorale and their SJS program. University of Indiana, 674; New York University, 572; Michi- three carols by Alfred Burt: making of their own education or to decide on their own, said, "In orchestra will appear at SJS under Warren's "Holy, Holy" (from gan Slate University, 548; Miami University (Florida), 525; "Caroling, Caroling," "All on a else there will be no student gov- "Requiem"), Copland's "The Prom- the case Monday, we may or may the auspices of the College Union and the University of Southern California, 510. Christmas Morning" and "We'll ernment." not have the power to decide we ise of Living" and "Stomp Your The Program Board and the Associated survey found that a total of 49,648 bachelor's degrees Dress the House" and "Carol, Steve Thomas, the judiciary's just don't know. We didn't get Foot" from "Tenderland," and were granted In business by all institutions. Brothers, Carol" by Roy Ringwald. chief justice, disagreed with Melt- enough of a case. The information Students. Samuel Barber's "Adagio for Warren Brown, senior history ma- zer's conception of the relation- we got was insufficient to deter- Tickets for the concert go on Strings" will be featured. jor, will be tenor soloist for the ship of the student government to mine such a civil-legal question. sale today in the Student Affairs Closing out the program will traditional Austrian carol "Still, the administration. He said, "We Evidence was presented without Business Office. General Admis- be excerpts from Gershwin's Still, Still." (student government) are given documentation, and the 'precedent' sion tickets sell for $2. "Porgy and Bess." Metro Views Complaints The Glee Club Chorale, a special our powers by the administration. from last year cited by Meltzer is Opening number on the Invita- Last spring the chorale com- group of 17 men and women, will If the administration doesn't like hard to evaluate, since we don't tion to the Arts concert will be pleted a highly successful tour of open the second half of the pro- something (we do), then it have records from last year." Tomas Luis de Victoria's "Ave Europe and the Near East, spon- On Student ousing Rents gram with "Nowell Sing We Now" wouldn't be college policy." Location of ASB judiciary rec- Maria." Sweelinck's "Hodie Chris- sored by the U.S. State Depart- by William J. Erlendson, SJS pro- Meltzer charged Monday before ords from last year is apparently tus Natus Est" (Today Christ is ment. Metropolitan Associates of San tee were either SJS faculty, stu- fessor of music. Jose, an association of downtown dents or alumni. The group also will sing "Quid merchants, examined rental poli- According to Donald Dudley, Petis, 0 Fill?" by Cecil Cope, and cies of SJS area apartments and Metro A spokesman, Miss Ras- "Shepherd's Chorus" from ''Amahl mussen's testimony, supported by and the Night Visitors." rental agencies in a meeting yes- court witnesses "Surely He Hath Borne Our Housing records and other Council Debates Student terday. "shook us up" and he said the Griefs" and "Lift Up Your Heads, that the with the Housing Office. It would Metro A's San Jose State Col- organization is looking into pos- 0 Ye Gates" from Handel's "Mes- By DIANE TELESCO Graham, ASB Recording Secre- some things in this area said Spot- hold meetings once a week to hear lege Committee heard testimony sible methods of helping students. siah" will conclude the program. Spartan Daily Staff Writer tary Kathy Rasmussen, and ASB Housing Office cannot," from students against from Kathy Rasmussen, the SJS Amendments to an act that Pres, Jerry Spolter met with Met- ter. "The Housing Office is bound grievances and vice versa. Lastly, housing office and other SJS stu- ropolitan Associates yesterday by state regulations." landlords would establish a student housing act recommends that ASB hire dents regarding possible unethical morning concerning student com- The motion to postpone action the committee to hear student griev- to assist students by practices of local rental agencies SJS Asks City To Close plaints on housing. on the act passed, 10-6-0, but a lawyer advice as to legal ac- and apartment owners who don't ances on approved and unapproved Graham said, "Metro A has come later in the meeting, Ken Shackel- providing he stated. return cleaning deposits and housing was the subject of lengthy up with a proposal to meet with ford, senior representative, called tion," "These amendments beef up the charge high rents. Eighth Street Permanently debate in Student Council yester- the Better Business Bureau and for reconsideration of the amend- Shackelford. The nega- Representing SJS on the com- day. set up an arbitration board to hear ment. He said, "It rather appalls act," said reaction of council in post- mittee were Dr. William J. Dusel, An SJS request for the perma- Monday at. the meeting of the San Sophomore Representative John student complaints. It also pro- me at the sinister way in which tive poning the amendments was made college vice president, Jerry Spol- nent closure to traffic of Eighth Jose City Council. Graham opened discussion on the poses to work with the Housing the act has been tabled without a value Judgment that the ter, ASB president. Most of the Street between San Salvador and According to Dr. C. Grant Bur- bill by moving to postpone action Office in publishing a recom- any discussion. We have not con- on housing act would conflict with re -.1 of the 12-member commit - San Carlos streets was discussed ton, SJS executive dean, "A letter until a report from Metropolitan mended housing list. If we pass the sidered the amendment at all." Metropolitan Associates." was sent to the city council before Associates, a local group of busi- amendments now, we may be dup- Shackelford went on to outline amend- By an 11-5-0 vote, council closed its meeting Monday requesting a ness and civic leaders, was re- licating Metro A's efforts." three new powers that the ments give the act. debate on the act. Voting on the variance in the building ordinances leased. Whitten, graduate represen- Phil "The committee would evaluate amendments will take place at the for Eighth Street between San countered, "The Better Plain White Envelope t at ive, housing facilities in conjunction next meeting. Carlos and San Salvador streets." Business Bureau has existed for Dean Burton explained to the Kaucher Signup a long time and hasn't done too Spartan Daily yesterday that be- SJS students, regardless of ma- much. I don't know if they are Causes Coed To cause of the SJS Master Plan, jors, may enter the Dorothy Kau- really going to help the students. Graduate Rep Introduces Panic calls for the construction of which cher Oral Interpretation award by We should take the main initiative. and cafe- By DIANE TELESCO walked past the Administration a 14-story residence hall signing up in the Drama Depart- We should pass these amendments between the present dorms, Spartan Daily Staff Writer Building. I felt that the men teria ment Office, SD100. and show Metro A where we need the college has requested a vari- Experimental College Plan The plain, unmarked, white en- eventually would catch up with Preliminary readings will be help. Then they may be willing to ance for Eighth Street to allow velope sat forlornly in my mailbox, the machine. But nothing hap- held at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday in the help us." The Experimental College, one swelled to 23 student -initiated the protrudenee of the residence giving no indication of the news it pened. Studio Theatre and finals will be "Metropolitan Associates and the of the most revolutionary ideas to seminars and one visiting profes- contained. I thought about that November came and I breathed (Continued on Page 3) held Tuesday, Dec. 13. Better Business Bureau can do come to American colleges since sor. envelope a good while before I more easily. I stopped watching coeds, has been introduced to Stu- This fall at SFS, over 1,100 opened it. pennies. I felt safe. dent Council, and may become a students registered for classes and My mind went back to that day TORE OPEN New Twist reality on this campus. credit in the Experimental College of fee payments. The day I looked And then today, that plain, un- A bill, introduced yesterday by that had only 66 academic students at my little orange card and was marked, white envelope. I tore it Phil Whitten, grad rep, would es- the previous semester. surprised that the box marked open. The Business Office informed tablish the heretofore unrecognized The program was designed to "non-resident tuition" was not me that I owed them $300 for' lock-In' Traps Four Coeds concept of students administering fill the gap for interested students punched. I remembered the mo- tuition. It further informed me and teaching their own courses in what the administration re- ment of indecision . . . should I that unless Room '263, Administra- By PAT SHARP knocked on their neighbors' French boots- arrived. Asked if they often for credit on a pass-fail basis. quires and what students really tell them I was a non-resident tion Building, had this amount by Spartan Daily Assoelate Editor window. She explained the situa- receive calls to rescue "lock-ins," This "new educational concept" want to study. student or should I not. Dec. 9, the dean of students would Four SJS coeds experienced a tion to Helen Lindsley, who then one replied, "Usually they're kids is based upon the British method The significant difference be- I hesitated, And then the visions remove bathroom." of higher learning, such as is em- tween the original Experimental my name from the class new twist to an old predicament took their key and tried to unlock locked in the of San Quentin appeared. I was olls. the door from the outside. It, too, Repeating essentially the same ployed at Oxford University, and College concept and the one pro- Monday night lock-in instead of terrified, too scared to think seri- I tried not to get too upset. proved futile. steps as the SJS students, the offers the students an opportunity paged for SJS and SFS, is the ously of cheating the state of I thought it over calmly. I con- lockout. By this time two male students firemen still were unable to re- to propose new classes and to con- students in the latter case have California. sidered all the angles. I weighed A calm, first -day-after-Thanks- visiting another apartment came move either the lock or the door duct them in an informal manner been able to cooperate with the I dashed to the registrar lady. all the alternatives. I PANICKED. giving-vacation turned into an eve- to offer aid. One of their first itself. "We're used to breaking through the use of seminars and respective school administrations. I explained to her that I had al- I placed a long distance call to ning of humorous hut frustrating queries was: "Does anyone have a them down," one commented. student lectures, ways been charged non-resident Dad. "PM?" I asked, I told him sequence of events when Judy hairpin?" They removed one side of the The concept has been explored tuition. I showed her the un- about the girl who didn't pay Bretz, Elaine Neofotistos, Pam Despite use of hammer and door rasing, broke off a piece of by several eastern universities and punched box. non-resident tuition for three years Morgan and Pam Taylor attempted screwdriver and removal of both metal and pounded strategic points more recently has been tried at 'New College' Talk DON'T PAY' before they finally caught up with to leave their second-story apart- the doorknob and hinge pins, the near the hinges. At last the lock the University of California at The concept ot ;in Experimental She spoke. "Look," she said pa- her. They presented her with a bill ment. The denouement came near- coeds still were locked in. gave way to human strength and Berkeley, hut unlike the method College at SJS will be one of the tiently. "If the box isn't punched, for almost $2,000. He took my re- ly two hours later-- following the Finally Miss Lindsley resorted to the door fell inward. The firemen proposed for SJS, operates on a topics discussed at an Open-End you don't pay." Joyously, I wrote quest quite calmly. arrival of a San Jose Fire Depart- calling in the officials. After a took out the troublesome lock, re- no-grade, no-credit basis. Forum, Friday at 7:30 p.m. in out a cheek for $51.50. My name will not be removed ment truck and three firemen. few moments of explanation, a placed the door on its hinges and The Experimental College for E132. I waited anxiously class through Sep- from the rolls. I am not con- After the coeds naively had doubting desk sergeant sent word departed, shaking their heads in credit program was initiated in The forum, "Education at the tember and October, expecting the demned to a life at San Quentin. twisted and turned the doorknob. to the fire department. Within a the fall of last year at San Fran- Crossroads," will include a panel disbelief. police at any moment. I trembled And, most importantly, I have Miss Taylor ri acheil across the few minutes a familiar red truck cisco State College when students discussion by prominent campus at the sight of blue uniformed learned that IBM 1700 is not a patio divider between their apart- and three firemen- - two of them What caused the problem? Only sponsored three seminars. By the educators followed by open com. indi% iduals. I held my breath as 1 god. ment and the one next door and dressed in helmets and rubber the locksmith knows for sure. spring semester the program i..ents from the floor.
11 2-SP %UT S`c 11 %MY Thursday, Drremher 1, 1968 Guest Editorial IPARTAN DAILY Pulverization I SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE Of Students Editor DICK DANIELS Adv. Mgr...... LEA ANN HERNANDEZ ith the snap of a suitcase, a hasty goodbye, and one last look ar I, a high school graduate leaves home, bound for a higher education, and enters into the Staff Editorial pressure-packed, pulverizing world of college. The United States campuses are victims of the ruthless race to keep up college U.N. Shadow Fight pressure. College pressures, which have revolutionized method and thinking, have 'Hie I inte.l c,111 Tuesday won an- with the world's largest population, pushed the student to his capacity, and beyond. College tension involves numerous other round in its continuing fight in the midst of a social revolution, is causes, but I will elaborate by examining China. a natural power on its I continent. against the People's Ilepublic of five of its constituent parts. For the Pah straight year the They cry of a vague threat to their The pressure of college began in 1)57 !,iteil States hi- -iieceeded in its fight own security, yet refuse to talk be- with Sputnik which caused educators to to keep the NI:Mil:mil of China front tween rounds while .hitig away at panic at the thought of being so far behind joining the community of 11,1111 Ill. Ily the bread basket of their cornered foe. Russia. Suddenly, the pendia of tension was jarred into rampant lion from Red China into .1 the Trite. lied China probably would barking which it has never been checked. The to any sudden I oiled States and 111111) Ill ii- allies is, it immediately resliond preiustire started at the early age of 12 1,, Kt I their bitter oppfflient. f riendship pol ivies of the United for today's college freshman, and has kept I ; /.v ing at shadows and den) the States. A pause in the war of shadows. building steadily. Ii,,'.'. ev er. should be initiated before it / ,-tence of their target. PSYCHOLOGICAL TAILSPIN V. ith earl' effort to keep China out is forever too late. The second cause of college pressure There are no natural enemies in this of the 1 nited Nations. this country is that of first adjustments which are pain- slips its jaw an inch closer to its Op- world, but there are plenty of artificial ful trials of trying to fit in, and make the U.S. Senate seat ain't big enough fer both of us!" piinelit's growing fist. punehing bags. J B "Rifleman, that '68 grades. Becoming accustomed to the col- IS perpetuating the mistake of iso- lege atmosphere is a strain in itself, but lation. the [idled States rontinues to when it is mixed with homesickness, and sudden independence, it causes even re' 0- jaw fort, aril a. the target for Thrust and Parry greater stress. The notion that when one I I r...S itiassc- of I Alitla. got.s to college he is quite suddenly made 1! , i onlititting to support an ousted mature is not a fallacy. Perhaps the col- dicta/tin u h., represents only Clergy, Students Support Cadwallader lege student does not exemplify all the qualities presumed characteristic of a ma- a friction of the Chine.e people. the explain away creative ways. The final result of such non- do us part," hut that will not ture person, but simply by being made iii iti; lily ottilitiocs to deny Minister Defends Right the rising divorce rate. . . Dr. Cadwallader thinking is intellectual stagnation. on the other hand, has stated that a couple It is indicative of the personal nature of aware of new ideas of life denotes some 'To Suggest Solutions' must know each other, must understand Dr. Gilbaugh's attack that he chooses to at- phase of maturity. One must be psycho- -ot- It it. that the country each other and, if short-term marriages are tack Dr. Cadwallader's article in the Atlantic logically mature to accept the taste of
Editor: one possible solution, then let it be at- Monthly while ignoring other articles which failure which comes with the jarring en- were highly critical of the institution of mar- tempted. . . counter of today's workload, and poor I feel somewhat compelled to respond to Cadwallader several riage. I have listened to Dr. grades. For those students who received 'Same Old Place' Dr. Gilbaugh's comments on the article pub- times. In his lectures, in his thoughts, in his lished in last month's The Atlantic Monthly. Connie Kurz honor grades in high school, the shock of entire philosophy there is one predominant .413719 I am not certain that silence is equated with respect for each individual and a very below average grades in college may cause that the theme: Nome Hubbard consent, and I am neither certain high plane of morality. But, because he speaks a psychological tailspin from which many most adequate place to carry on dialogue A13311 Holiday, Me out with the voice of today that admits to do not emerge. called for is in the letters column. However, human error and proposes solutions to help A third cause of college pressure is that because the dialogue has begun here, and I human error, he has a "flagrant con- anti my colleagues included by inference, I tempt." . . . 'Latest Political Trend today's students are hemming the helpless and Old Clor feel a necessity to jump in. Dr. Gilbaugh further continued his censor- victiins of constant goading by others who I read the article with a different response ship policies by recommending the termination Emphasizes Personality' set the goals for these students to attain.
1:\111.1 than Dr. Gilbaugh. Feeling Dr. Cadwallader of Dr. Cadwallader's Experimental Program in They pressure them to get in and stay in to be a competent sociologist and knowing him Has he obtained facts on those Ii ti., -id Humanities. Editor: school, to get ahead, to keep up with 5.. to to be a man of integrity. I was not offended who worked in it throughout the entire term bow, Is 1 ),1 t ,11111 -11. 1)111 by the presentation of his ideas. It has been on what benefit it had? Did he bother to On Tuesday, Nov. 8, California voters over- rising standards and raise them some more. (.;1,11'% 11.11.11111 I. 1,1 .1 -11:11.11 .1'111111i fr11111 my understanding that this is the role of the speak to educators and obtain their views? whelmingly supported political novice and ex- This pressure should not exist, but it does, I do not agree movie idol Ronald Reagan as governor of Cali. a 1 le.1-1 11111. 11111,1 ill .%,-r !dock. academic community. Although Or, as it appears, did he merely find some- and prevails among almost all types of all of Dr. Cadwallader's conclusions, I fornia over incumbent Edmund (Pat) Brown. Back home. pia heads are Ittitisestis with thing that stimulated thought, challenged the students. It is because of the constant know of no way one can even measure the with new ideas and thus To many disturbed Democrats, such a vic- "Establishment" pressure that the student finds little time MI10 are petitioning for seven cent imp validity of one's ideas unless he exposes them rejected it for no other reason than his own tory was not deemed possible for a candidate of coffee. to others. I am not afraid for college students lack of understanding? . . . so politically inexperienced and without any for relaxation. recreation, or, sadly enough, Hat k loom . streets are humpy not he. to be exposed to a variety of ideas, for it is And finally, why should parents feel con- governmental training whatsoever. The most for finding himself by having a few quiet cause Ittire.iiirr.ils are inefficient. Ife my sincere belief that this is how they become strained to reassess their relationship to the obvious explanation, therefore, of such a moments alone each day. The pressures educated persons. I have a great deal of faith phenomenon occurring is that the latest crals are 1 14.1%11,1 or the nake of the Tutorials Program?" Parents send their chil- trend become tremendously magnified, and with- in the integrity of those persons in our tutorial college with the concept they even- in politics is to force the candidate's personal as of life." dren to out relief results in student "crack-ups." program and count it as the most exciting ex- shall learn and grow and become part image on the voter rather than the political \ tually blood% fl.c.; wii es the iiew periment taking place on our campus at the of the world. How many parents are there issues at stake. BRINK OF SUICIDE boot, -tor,. present time. who send their children to college to be locked In Reagan's case, he definitely had sex ap- As I understand the article in the Atlantic, of at mo Ill in the vacuum of a mind such as Dr. Gil- peal. The public knew him as a devilishly "Crack-ups" are the fourth determinant Dr. Cadwallader was looking at the state of baugh's, a mind which refuses to think of any- handsome, rugged, youthful of college pressure. When a "crack-up" It, who! of patriot- society. -looking man and the institution of marriage in our thing other than its own outmoded and ancient a powerful public speaker, thanks to his dra- occurs the individual balances on the pre- viol- in I Nen clas-romit it' nee Is I detected no glaring errors in his observa- codes. matic coaches and voice experts. He frequent- carious brink of suicide - the ultimate completed seicing, liutitiliuig. \ext II, it is tions. Following his observations, he proposed letter, I would only quote To close this ly was cast in pictures as the good guy, and, confession of emotional failure. The con- posted a iguiv of the Bill of flights. what seemed to him a solution to the dilemma. from your own letter, Dr. Gilbaugh, and hope for publicity's exception with some if his sake, many of these old "flicks" The building ilself is a t lllll itinient to I would take strong you will improve to some day return to the were re-scheduled for the stant worry of the college student wonder- conclusions. . . late, late show on t.n.t short. T, ears of students neser world of people who think in today of today. television. ing if he or she might fall into that cate- I would as a person and as a clergyman, ile -1111.1111, 1/11 .111.1 II W011111 1111%e But, for now, your entire letter truly rep- Brown, however, lacked the physical attrac- gory is the most pressing of all tension. however, strongly defend Dr. Cadwallader's absence of academic responsi- .11 11 resents "a total tion that Reagan excelled in and after eight The snap of a suitcase, a hasty goodbye, rim.k to build right to suggest solutions to one of the major bility." Yours. I society. It would be years his face had grown only too familiar one last look around typifies the college problems facing our with California tragic were this to cease to be possible, even Jame,. Brescoll voters. He appeared more like drop-out, perhaps a freshman of two 1 es. it %sat, great I IIg.I home. It was the old "uncle" rather than the encouraged, in the academic community. I am A1133 "glamour months who emerges bitter and rebellious. great to hear the iii ot I - service to puss" type. Due to internal bickering also, convinced that the solution to the dilemma He was unable to resist the pressure. and Goitars. floss reit, -11111'1 lk/ learn for marriage, within the Democratic party, the guberna- is not a short-term contract tension is still un- that enice 1... cpitt ssorld free nor do I believe such a solution would end the Gilbaugh Letter Shows torial seat was just ripe for the picking. The pendulum of front social reNiil ii H.11 .141,1 1111 nation free devastation to persons that occurs in the cur- Now, after a skilled public relations cam- checked, still running rampant. When will from government rent breakdown of the marriage. I also am paign, Reagan has been voted governor. What we accept the fact that intellectual growth for commitment to 'Fallacy in Reasoning' does the future hold for California? Imme- It ssilS Tilt, lit, moor from liat-k home convinced there is need is a gestation process? When will we marriage, not as a need to diate installation of Reagan is the first step. -s the institution of Editor: realize that young minds are not like mho said. -Avner. ti -tit mean- limit trust- find a way lo he five fmrn it. However. From here, only time will tell. But for the blocks we do, we, the e 11,_s our leader," moth of what Dr. Cadwallader says is valid Dr. John Gilbaugh's letter in the Spartan next gubernatorial election, the Democrats of steel? Until 55.1. the -.one old place. only and he should be commended for raising the Daily (Nov. 22) demonstrates once again the of California should run Jayne Mansfield less tl ..... sands of college students, must more .11. 11111, .11, f11.{$14. 11r,111:11, and issues in a way we can't avoid. essential fallacy inherent in the reasoning of against Reagan, and then there might be a acknowledge ourselves as the fifth, and profess to believe in academic free- real political battle. more toil- ill I tr r Is. .1. Renton White those who final cause of college pressure. It is we dom but piously denounce academic license. \lid are toils liii ilWay . . Gall Sherman who are the active participants in the Mks n111111114 :%1Iiikter-Dareclor, is that only those who The Wesle Foundation What they really mean A8723 pulverizing world of college, and we who share the same values and perspective should be allowed to express their views. are a part of the ruthless race. Other defects in Dr. Gilbaugh's reasoning -Valerie Dickerson PA RTAN DA I LY Dr. Cadwallader's Article are clearly apparent. If indeed Dr. Cadwalla- Sailors Near Viet Nam SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE der's article is a refutation of the Judiac-Chris- Second clots postage paid at San Jose, California. Called Accurate Analysis tian concepts of marriage, that does not auto- Ask Coeds To Write Member California Newspaper Publishers Association matically deem it irresponsible, nor does it and Audit Bureau of Circulations. Published daily by SJS in Retrospect students of San Jose State College, except Sew, Editor: necessarily reveal a flagrant contempt for Editor: day and Sunday. during college year. Subscription moral principles. Today when mail call was ccopted only on a remaind r.of.semester basis. Full lir. John Gilbaugh's letter to the Atlantic On the contrary. in Dr. Cadwallader's at- sounded, there FIVE YEARN AGO: The SJS cross-country academic your. $9: each semester. $4.50. Off-campus Monthly is one of the most foolish bits of were six letters for our total division. Six team was narrowly defeated by Oregon State prke per tempt to confront an important social and copy, 10 cents. Phone 2944414 -Editorial ignorance, ti Ma and lack of thought that letters passed among 100 men equals too NCAA Championship at East Ext. 2383, 2384. 2385, 2386. Ad.ortising Ext. 20111, moral issue, he reveals a serious moral con- in defense of its your paper has printed in many months... many disappointed guys. Lansing, Mich. Three Spartans -- Jeff Fish. 2082, 2083, 2084. Press of Globe Printing Co. Office cern. We have been hours 1A6-4.20 p.m. Monday through Friday. Far from being "a total refutation of the patrolling off the coast of back, Charlie Clark, and Ron Davis -- made The abdication from academic responsibil- Viet Nam for more than Editor DICK DANIELS Judaic-Christian concepts of the social insti- of is perhaps six months. In those the All-American harrier squad that year. ity which Dr. Gilbaugh speaks six months many "sweethearts" Advertising Manager _ LEA ANN HERNANDEZ tution of marriage," Dr. Cadwallader's article most clearly indicated by his own use of a val- have drifted Assistant to tins Editet._ ___ DON DUGDALE which Dr. Gilbaugh attacks is an analytical away. Consequently most of our mail also has TEN YEARS AGO: Senior Spartan Wes Day Editor SUE HARRIGER uable experimental program as a weapon of drifted away. Bond set a school record of 15 minutes, 12 examination of just what marriage is today against members News Editor FRANK SWEENEY his own personal vendetta All we ask, girls, is that you seconds in the 3-mile. 13th Annual Turkey Associate Editor PAT SHARP and his recommendation on how it might of the faculty and adininistration of this take a few Copy Editor ..... LINDA LAMANNO lie improved and piolonged. Nowhere does he minutes to write a lonely sailor. You would Trot. Bond defeated 275 competitors, largest college. be doing both him and yourself turnout ever for the event. Sports Editor ..... LEE JUILLERAT even imply a "refutation" or whatever moral- Dr. Gilbaugh's philosophy that a favor. Re- Editorial Writer JIM BAILEY It evidently is member, he is here for you as well istic pap Dr. Gilbaugh shrieks is "of such young minds should he exposed as himself. Fine Arts Editor .... .-- CHARLOTTE WONG impressionable Our address la c/o R.D. Weahunt, FIFTEEN YEARS AGO: Kappa Alpha and magnitude" as to make every religious leader only to orthodoxy and the conventional wis- U-2 Cordelia Hall won Campus Life Editor _.---.-.. MARY PUTNAM Division, USS F.D. Roosevelt (CVA42), c/o fraternity and independent Photo Editor CATHY CROSBY rise up in arms. doms of society. Con.sequently, education honors in the 3rd Annual Homecoming . _ F.P.O. San Francisco, Calif. 96601. Pa- WI.. Nit,. SUF HARRIP,FR vit,it is th,,'iii ts .imps would Issrstie inereh the conditioning of via.. S.Is: defeated COP, 7-0. in the F8/111,10 Fe:1;10, SANDE tANGE Dr laelera idealtst.te twtdd The Alea Public Relations Director ..... SARA GUINN lighttugh the dettUt young tiontlb to respond to tuteritical and un- of U.S coming game. etnnWnnm Ms Council Considers Thursday, December 1, 1966 SPARTAN DAILY-3 IWorld Forum If ne4'4 8piel4 Campus Request Attorney General Still VD Ranks Third Interview Sign Ups Today To Close Street BERKELEY (AP) More than one-third of the 151,869 cases ft sit iriucil Plans Attempts Irolo New Vag. III Sign up,, iiir personal inlet leaders ale noW of contagious disease reported in California last year were venereal, hall's stairway out beyond the (Continued front l'age I) jog out clerioal duty for the ad- Dr. Lester being taken in the College Union. Breslow, state health director, said today. legal limitations. ministration." The interviews, innovation in the selection of orientation way means the student constitu- Gonorrhea continues to increase substantially each year, Dr. Bres- an Despite the ad verse decision This variance, if granted, will tion has to conform to all higher leaders, will be scheduled for next week. Meltzer received, he is not yet low commented in a statistical report on communicable diseases for close off traffic in the area con- constitutions. There are numerous All orientation leaders will be required three Orientation prepared to move to abolish stu- 1964 and 1965. But, for the first time in several years, infectious to attend cerned. areas of higher law which are Week functions order to pre spring semester. "The construction equipment dent government. syphilis cases decreased year. Dr. Breslow credited the in -register for the not applicable to constitutions of slightly last are preparing a new case Faculty Book Talks, Firesides, new student also will need an area from which student bodies." "We health department's control program. Required activities include vigorous syphilis to operate," said Dean Burton, "so concerning a housing violation by dinner and the campus tour. Peckenpaugh declined comment Last year's total number of contagious diseases reported was down personnel that is a question of the variance for Eighth Street in- regarding the current case brought from 1964's 172,620. - administration pol ic y- cludes this factor also. by Meltzer. "The advice we might student Tuberculosis accounted for about half the 1200, deaths blamed r:taking," the attorney general said. Faculty Members Honored "At the city council meeting the give, if called upon by SJS stu- on communicable diseases for each of the two years. here we will see the de- matter was referred to the city dent government, would be privi- "Perhaps Three SJS faculty members were honored Monday night as mem- cision in favor of students." attorney and the engineer's office leged client-attorney information," bers of the staff of the San Jose Naval Reserve Officers School Meltzer (ler lined to elaborate on Erhard Steps Down for their recommendations," stated he said. which was adjudged the top large specialist reserve unit in the Dean Burton. "We expect the this future 1,0f RESTRICTED BONN, WEST GERMANY (API Ludwig Erhard stepped 12th Naval District for the 1965-66 academic year. recommendations to be favorable." down as chancellor Wednesday, making way for a "grand coalition" As such, any ruling sought by The three are Cmcir. William L. Tidwell, professor of micro- The closing of Eighth Street is SJS student council from a lawyer government of his Christian Democrats and the opposition Social only a small part of the entire biology; Lt. Cmdr. LaMar Mackay, professor of journalism, and Lt. would be restricted information, Democrats. MCCOrd MI ilt plan for the SJS campus. inquiry with- The new Christian Democratic leader, Kurt Georg Kiesinger, is Norborn Felton, professor of physical science. Tidwell, who is on not subject to public The state and the city have permission of the client. due to be elected chancellor Thursday by the lower house of Parlia- out the leave from the college this year on special assignment for the Cali- joined together in an effort not Your 9uatily mu.ric ment. In this case, the client would be fornia State Employees Assn., is executive officer of the unit; Mackay only to improve the flow of traf- student government. -- --- itorr. .Speciatixing in is public affairs and assistant training officer, and Felton an fic around the SJS campus in the Meltzer, "disheartened" in his years to come, but also to "square instructor. attempt to enjoin the judiciary to off" the college area. .gin, acwit guild:4rd. Giant Redwoods Thrive In winning the award the San Jose unit received an "excellent" uphold his definition of student The plan eventually will see SJS rating in competition with similar units in Northern California, and administrative power, yester- SAN FRANCISCO (AM Giant Residents of the Wye Valley dis- bounded on the north by San Fer- 810 Town & Country Village Nevada and Utah. The units were judged on the basis of organization, day made a mild threat to resign redwoods, once known only in Cali- trict in Scotland objected to red- nando, on the south by San Salva- 296-6113 administration and personnel training. if conditions did not change. fornia, are thriving now in 24 wood plantings, a British forester dor, on the west by Fourth Street "Student government Is still very 0 _1=101.101=00_ eme =sso:a countries around the world and on reported. and on the east by 10th Street. much an arm of the administra- five continents, the California Red- Orphan Checks Ready "Following the widening of San tion and, unless this is proved wood Association said yesterday. Fernando Street between Ninth wrong, I will not remain as being The association, Students receiving benefits from the War Orphans Education completing a Computer Orient and 10th," Dean Burton said, "the cheap labor for President Clark." Law may pick up their monthly certification forms in the Registrar's worldwide survey of forestry agen- master plan calls for the closing Meltzer said. "At present, this is cies, found the A faculty orientation to the com- Office ADM102 beginning today. emigrating red- of San Antonio Street behind the what I am, since I am just carry- woods Sequoia sempervirens grow- puter scoring system will be held cafeteria, the widening of Fourth ing best in climates like that of today at 3 p.m. in E132. The pro- Street and the depressing of San Brewery Trip Offered STAMP COLLECTORS' the 15-county area of their origin gram sponsored by the Improve- Carlos." SPECIAL foggy, damp, but mild. ment of Instruction Committee On Dec. 8, the Week End Co-Rec Committee is sponsoring a trip By "depressing" Dean Burton CHRISTMAS Misty Wales, for example, con- will include an overview of the to the Falstaff Brewery. The tickets are free on a first come first meant that the city plans to lower system, explanatory materials and #7,-0 tains the heaviest timbered area in serve basis. There are only forty tickets available and they may be San Carlos Street by 200 feet at 60 different a question and answer period, ac- Commemorative plate Britain and the fastest growing picked up at the College Union on Ninth Street. the corner of Seventh and San cording to Dr. Curtis Stafford of block., coniferous forest in Europe, the All persons over 21 interested in the tour should contact Bob Carlos streets so that a student the Testing Office. association reported. Pitcher in the College Union or at 286-1957, or contact Dave Colemar overpass may be erected. Regularly $18 at 293-6352. All transportation arrangements will be made when "The Legislature already has With this ad $9.95 sp41"fir the money for the SPECIAL FOR tickets are picked up. appropriated (.si,d while supply lasts. widening of San Fernando Street. 535 E. Santa Clara St ONLY Fellowship Available All we're doing now is working San Jose Stamp and Coin CLIP THIS COUPON 13:2ESZEWEZRAEr out the legal details," Dean Bur- 17 W. San Fernando added. 1 Applications for the Vera Christie Graduate Fellowship, a $1,200 ton .. fellowship for personnel research in the field of college recruitment and placement are open to graduate students and qualified faculty mem- This coupon is good for 10% DrSCOUNT on bers in the Placement Center, ADM234 through Wednesday. The Departments of Music and Drama any food purchase now until December 31, Established to encour age research in the philosophy, standards, Present 1966, EXCEPT on Special Family Night Din- practices and objectives of recruitment and placement, the award will be granted in January. For further information contact Dr. E. W. ners (Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays). 4 Clements, placement director in the Placement Center. THE MUSIC MAN By Meredith Willson Oil Company To Interview A Production of the Drama and Music Depts. Representatis es from Pan American Petroleum Company of Fort RUNS: December 2. 3. 7. 8. 9 & 10 Worth, Tex., will interview geology majors for positions as exploration Matinee Sat.. Dec. 10, 2 p.m. RED geologists during the summer.., Those students who are receiving a BA in geology in June, 1967 Prices: Fridays and Saturdays $2.50 and planning to attend or already enrolled in graduate school are Wed., Thurs. and Sat. Matinee $2 BILIM qualified to apply. Interested students can make interview appoint- SJSC STUDENTS HALF PRICE ments in the Placement Center, ADM234. 250 E. College 'rhea re 8:15 p.m. ART SALE Box Office Open I-7, p.m. Santa Clara St. Works by students and faculty Phone 294-6414 will be available for purchase be- (at 6th) Open Tonight ginning Monday in the SJS Art Gallery, A127. Proceeds will go to the artist and to the art scholar- Until 9 p.m. ship fund. Paintings, sculpture, prints, ce- ramics and jewelry will be among works exhibited for sale. Gallery TEAR.. hours are 9 am. to 4 p.m. Mon- day through Friday and 1:15-5 p.m. Sunday. The sale will end on Fri- VeteittdE day, Dec. 16. ALL NEW
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Naked Prey" the Show Tonight Student Discount Rotes 79 S. 3rd St.. San Jose Open nights until 9; Sat. until 6; Sun. 12-5! 11--sP KT Vs DM V Thursday, December 1, 1968 'Music Man' Choreographer Soviet Dancers Works To Capture 1912 Flavor Thrill Audience B) (INDY LYLE and as hauntingly delightful as By MARS' MEIss formance of Meredith Wilson's Friday and Saturday. Tickets Spartan Daily Staff writer Tsehaikovsky's Swan Lake bal- Spartan Daily Staff SS "Music Man," may be obtained for Wednesday, Thursday and One mark of an exeellent per- let. Lilting tales from Ukranian Mrs. Carol Haws, ci: , .i- at the SJS Box Office from 1 Saturday matinee performances formance is the apparent facili- folklore were portrayed, as well pher for "Music Man- and as- to 5 p.m. The musical will open are $1 for SJS students and $2 ty with which it is executed. as themes taken from the every- sistant professor of physical at 8:13 p.m. tomorrow in the for others. The Saturday mati- Judged by this standard, the day life of pre-industrial Ukran- education. feels that she has College Theatre and other per- nee program will begin at 2 Ukranian Dance Company gave ian culture. students ask her formances on Saturday and p.m. on Dec. 10. succeeded if an unforgettable performance Greatly enhancing the mood do some dancing in Wednesday, Dec. 7-10. Dr. Harold C. Crain, profes- if they can Tuesday night at the Civic Audi- of the concert were the native Tickets SJS and Dr. Edwin C. the next show. are $1.25 for stu- sor of drama, torium. Ukranian costumes worn by all for tne per- dents and $2.50 for others for Dunning, associate professor of Tickets One of the Soviet Union's fore- the dancers. In bright reds and music, are directors of the musi- 11. Z sissiero ctsiexissip.its.isse/reis most dance troupes, the huge blues, the apparel included fea- Staging is by J. Wendell cal. folk ensemble of 100 dancers tured Cossack military garb, Johnson. professor of drama. spun their Julltenlic Oerman twirled, leaped and daintily embroidered blouses, un- JooI It is the job of the choreogra- way relentlessly through what bleached muslin shirts, baggy pher to catch the flavor of the toust certainly be the is orld's pants which all but obscured the dances for the 1912 setting of SPECIAL most physically strenuous, unin- movements of the wearer's legs, "Music Man." hibited and delightful dancing. and the traditional costumes of STUDENT'S DINNER makes it a point Mrs. Haws RARE SKILL different trades. Choose from not to take ideas from other Roast Beef. Chicken, The company was formed in It is hard to imagine enter- performances of "Music Man." Sauerbraten and Kiev, the Ukranian capital, in tainers enjoying themselves more Famous such as the movie and the stage other Entrees 1937 and has since charmed the than did t he se Russians Hofbrau Band production. She tries to make in audiences of every major coun- Tuesday's performance. Excited Served Daily: Fri. & Sat. each movement unique. 4:30-8 p.m. try with the wealth of move- shouts, shrieks and yelps issued p.m.. :30 a.m. "1 spend long hours in the Sunday: ment and gesture and rare tech- from the seemingly tireless I I a.m. 8 p.m. studios creating the ideas and nical skid of the members. Near- dancers, whose faces never then it is up to the dancers to ly all the dancers are native ceased to be lit with give them life. The dancers will sincere Ukramans and graduates of pleasure. catch the flavor of the dances Photo by Joe Sway Lily Afirati Russia's famous ballet schools. garden if they have confidence that SOVIET PROMOTION MISS ALICE ELLSWORTH Many of the dances in the they are go o d," Mrs. Haws This amazing company 51 S. Niarket 297-2002 in music troupe's repertoire are the prod- is an stated. . . . master's candidate alta'n1X rstfltrarAIXTCWISTIXT/MY strerrilfs1;1 uct of the boisterous Cossarks interesting example of how the who once dominated the Uk- Soviet Union has promoted the raine. These robust, energetic ethnic characteristics of a peo- Recital dancers, famous for their amaz- ple who at one time fought des- Student's Master Piano perately for Its independence SJS ingly rigorous leaps, knee-bends and mid-aid spins, were once from that government. the pride of the warrior class The group will tour the United Typewriters which for centuries defended States Achieves Exceptionally High Artistry until mid-January and Ukranian independence. vill give four performances at By TIKEY ZES have used more contrast in dy- therein. The third movement, Balancing the riotious revelry the War Memorial Opera House Assistant Professor of Music namics and articulation. The however, is a tour de force in of the Cossack numbers in San Francisco on Dec. 3rd Hunting for a Typewriter? In spite of an inadequately opening movements, Des Abends ('omposition. It is in perpetual were dances as airly graceful and 1111. balanced instrument, pianist (In the Evening) with its subtle motion and toccuta-like style in Phone us or come in Alice Ellsworth played an ex- cross rhythms might have gained seven-eighth time and builds to ceptionally fine master's recital with a softer and more delicate an imposing climax. today for the best se- Tuesday evening in Concert Hall. tone in the melodic line. The Undoubtedly the high point of Moderne Drug Co. Ends vont the evening was in the evo- lection of new and The program consisted of "Fan- coda of the last piece, ANTHONY D. CAMPAGNA, Jr., owner tasiestucke" (Fantastic pieces), Lied (The Song's End) was very cation of Albeniz's "I beria used typewriters. Op. 12 by Schumann; Sonata expressive and effectively con- Suite." This tone poem, imbued Professional Pharmacists No. 7, Op. 83 by Prokofieff; cluded this charming but diffi- with Spanish color and impres- and "Evocation" and "Triana" cult set of pieces. sionistic touches was performed Special student dis- from Albeniz's "Iberia Suite." In spite of the structural and with a breathtaking sensitivity. first "Triana" (named after a Gypsy counts. Free Pick-up The highly intricate and dif- thematic weakness of the OPEN UNTIL MIDNIGHT ficult piano textures of the eight and second movements respec- quarter of Seville) is probably PHONE 293-7500 and Delivery. contrasting pieces by Schumann tively of the Prokofieff Sonata, one of the most formidable SECOND AND SANTA CLARA STREETS were negotiated with considera- Miss Ellsworth extracted the pieces ever written for the pi- SAN JOSE ble skill and virtuosity. Parti- maximum musically contained ano. cularly good were the Aufsch- AO Modern Office Machines wung (soaring) with its marked contrasts; Waru m? (Why?) r 124 E. San Fernando with its finely wrought duet; 293-5283 293.1588 and Fabel (Fable), a whimsical and imaginative little piece. Some of the movements could 010 MUSTANG SHOP
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Who will be the best -dressed SJS coed on campus this year? Deadline Tomorrow The answer will soon be known Practice Judo Enthusiastically "Christina.s is a time of . . ." &unfilled, and 1:11 a sign stat- as the Glamour Best -Dressed decorating doors for the annual ing the theme must be included By ELAINE 1.1t.%% College Girl Contest, sponsored in the decoration. Christmas Door Decoration Con- Spartan Daily Staff Writer by Phrateres International and The judging begins at 2 p.m.. test, sponsored by Associated Friday. Dee. 9. All door decora- The flail blonde coed faced the burly man who towered above Associated Women Students, gets Women Students ;AVVSi. tions must be completed lay 12 and easily under way this week. her. She deftly grabbed both his arms, leaned forward, that same day. According to Miss Marilyn Applications for the contest noon of tossed him over her shoulder, as if she was casually tossing her win- Shea, contest committee chair- were mailed this week to all the Miss Ililje reports that with 33 other and three purse. He landed hard on the mat. This coed, along man, the new deadline for the women's living centers. The ap- ners will be announced SJS coeds, is learning the art of self-defense judo as taught by entiies is Monday, Dec. 12, plications must be returned to trophies will be presented at the Activities Office. ADM174, Christmas Tree Lighting Cere- Yoshiriro Uchida. assistant professor of physical education. Local judging will be based the or to Miss Diane Hilje, AWS mony the following week. formerly limited only to on the coed's understanding of Coach Uchida explained that the class, picked up her fashion type, a workable contest chairman, 435 S. Sixth Applications may be police majors, is now opened to all interested coeds. He believes the ADM174. wardrobe plan, and good groom- St., by tomorrow. in the Activities Office, women are interested in judo as "a self-defense mechanism." ing. Each door must be decorated "I stress that judo isn't a dangerous sport as most people think Entry blanks are available in around this year's theme. "Christ - It is, not if they learn it properly," he said. "I acquaint the coeds the college Union at 315 S. 9th eons is a time of . ..", accord- with half-a-dozen techniques. I stress falls so when they are thrown, St., Student Activities Office in ing to Miss Hilje. the Administration Building, or The rules for the contest are they can fall without getting hurt," he explained. the Public Relations Office, as follows: it total cost of varsity Coach Uchida's assistants are men from the SJS Judo TI1180. Coeds planning to enter materials used must not exceed team who lead the women in the first 10 minutes of warm-up the contest are urged to obtain $5 (including donated material), STUDY IN exercises and guide them through a semester of learning proper applications as soon as possible, ;2) door and the adjacent areas SOUTHERN FRANCE falls, throws, including backward and forward falls and throws, Miss Shea emphasized. 1 foot around the door may be A University year in hoes-Province under and finally how all this basic judo can be applied in self-defense. the auspices of the University of Aix-Mar- seille (founded 1409). :5 The mach laughed, "We teach them their limits as well as EUROPEAN AREA STUDIES their strengths, so they don't go around dark allies looking for LIVE ENTERTAINMENT FRENCH LANGUAGE fights." AND LITERATURE TRADITIONAL DRESS RICAPAOS 6 Nights a Week HONORS PROGRAM Photo by B1U Bayk/ The coeds, dressed in traditional judogi outfits of knee-high (Courses in French University exclusively) pants and short kimona-like jackets, tied with novice white belts, FEATURING: ie PREPARING FOR A HARD fall on the judo mat is Miss Alexis ART AND ART HISTORY reporter Oklin, a sophomore occupational therapy major, who is thrown were attending their twice weekly judo class when this I enetian atmosphere SOCIAL SCIENCES observed them. The judo instructor called, "Okay, let's do the 3- by Miss Marlene Westersund, freshman art major. Watching the which "Zempokaiten." He explained it means a forward roll in which makes Ricardo's MEDITERRANEAN AREA STUDIES s- girls practice is their coach, Yoshiriro Uchida, assistant professor Classes in English and French satisfying the women learn to fall forward, landing so they absorb the shock unique among Italian res- !.e of physical education. Thirty-three girls meet twice a week up- curriculum and credit requirements of over throughout their body, rather than in one area. taurants. Dine to pleasant 280 American Colleges and Universities. When questioned why she elected the judo class, Miss Alexis jazz sounds or lirel y Students live in French homes. Total costs folk equivalent to those at private universities kiln. sophomore occupational therapy major, replied, "My boy- singing six nights a week. and colleges in the United States. Volleyball Team To Play friend has a Karate belt and I want to be able to compete with him. at Experience Ricardo's arty, "SEMESTER PROGRAM IN AVIGNON" If they'd offer an extension of it, I'd go on. I think it's lots of fun. se The SJS Women's Volleyball The varsity, junior varsity, colorful surroundings "SUMMER PROGRAM and "C" teams have all won It's the best P.E. class I've ever had," she enthusiastically concluded. and rd team, currently Northern Can- enjoy the finest of Italian IN AIX-EN-PROVENCE" tor nia-Nevadit League Invitation- their recent games played in Miss Marlene Westersund freshman art major, answered, "I Write: al champions for 1965-66. is November against Cal State, think it's as important for a woman to be as physically fit as a (barters. INSTITUTE FOR NM, working hard toward maintain- Hayward, Santa Clara Univer- man. I like the Oriental culture and it seemed to tie in with my DINNERS AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES ing that title for the 1966-67 sity, Sonoma State, and the interests," she stated. Open Daily at 4 p.m. (founded 1957) 218 Willow St Entertainment 2 his. rue du Bon Pasteur term. They will play tonight at Chico State Tr -meet Invita- Coach Uchida said the attendance is high in this P.E. class and Starts at 9 p.m. AIX EN-PROVENCE. FRANCE Skinfm.(1, d some of the girls remain after the instruction period to practice 294-4009 Telephone: France (Code 911 27.82.39 or (Code 91) 27.69.01 Ensomitils. with the varsity team members. He thinks the women are well coordinated and seem to learn fast, but he feels they would work Al\ YOL It CHOICE! better with a woman judo instructor. LOTS OF FORM Gulf ssill gist. you your GulfKing He continued to explain, "Women's judo has lots of forms. elude.. of a free brake adjust- It's more polished than men's because women don't have the Join United's ment. lire ndatiim in lubriea- strength to make the throws properly, so it has to come down to %%WI each oil change and fine techniques." Coach Uchida added that he thought SJS offers
MIN" filter replacement this %seek. the only women's P.E. judo class in any of the California state Just 111 card to colleges. Old Maid Brigade Many women judokas have wanted to compete with men, but lit). (Iua they are forbidden by the Men's Judo Black Belt Board of Examiners, according to the coach. He remarked that the women Ask about our other student sav- feel discriminated against by this ruling. ings which are always available. The coeds are taught the Koclokair Judo, introduced in Tokyo That's what they call United Air Lines in the 1900's by Dr. Jigoro Kanao, a Japanese educator. After stewardesses KING GULF SERVICE World War II, the Kodokan form which is the popular form of who have been flying judo practiced today, became an international sport. 1245 E. Santa Clara St. (al 7t.h) Coach Uchida received his judo training in the Orange County more than 2 years. (The average ten- 297-9639 13 Judo Club, California. Ile graduated from SJS in 1947 and returned ure of to teach the judo classes, a United stewardess is only 21 Besides his teaching duties, he has co-authored a hook, "The months before she gets marrie(l.) Fundamentals of Judo." His brother, George, a judo instrutcor at the University of California, Berkeley, and Sadaki Nakabayshi, former all -Japan collegiate judo champion, are the other two But if you become a United old CIVIL ENGINEERING GRADUATES authors. maid, don't worry. CONTRA COSTA COUNTY Car Safety Check how many girls do you know who Has positions in Civil and Hydraulic Engineering. can serve cocktails and dinner for 35 To Lessen Death CAREERS without losing their composure? And Opportunities to work in Construction, Design, Planning A pre-holiday car safety check will begin Saturday, Dec. 10, time like they and Traffic Engineering with a growing county and an IN STEEL who smile the whole from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the expanding engineering staff. SJS parking lot at San Carlos mean it? (They do.) and 8th streets, across from the women's dorms. Starting salary is $676 per month with advancement to efril HEM Not too many, right? The sa let y Meek is sponsm eel STEEL Assistant ($745-$905) and Associate ($90541,099) Engi- by Chi Pi Sigma, law, enforce- neering position. ment and penology fraternity and But still, since 1 nited invented the is being conducted to check the safety of all automobiles on cam- Our representative stewardess back in 1930, we've trained pus in order that students may will be on campus over 15,000 smilin reasons to fly the For further information, contact: alTiVe home safely to enjoy the holiday vacation, according to DEC. 14, 15 friendly skies. Robert Link, Personnel Analyst Tom Fox, member. Civil Service Department The check up is free and is to interview undergraduate the fraternity's part in the never and graduate candidates for See if y ou can qualify- to become a P.O. Box 710 ending fight to lessen traffic Bethlehem's '67 Loop Course deaths, "No citations will be our highly regarded Tnited stewardess ... even if it's just Martinez, California 94520 issued," Fox said. "The check up management training is for your own benefit." A free program for a little while. Phone: 228-3000, extension 2013 drawing and free safety sticker OPPORTUNITIES are will be distributed to students available in steel plant oper- who have their cars checked. ations, sales, research, min- The man from United will be on ing, accounting, and other activities. campus for interviews today, Decem- Drive-in and Dining Room Service DEGREES required are ber I. mechanical, metallurgical, electrical, chemical, indus- trial, civil, mining, and other engineering special- For additional information con- TWOS ties; also chemistry, phy- sics, mathematics, business tact the Student Placement Office. administration, accounting and liberal arts. TACOS If you would like to discuss your career interest with a Bethlehem representative, see your placement officer Tico's Combination Plate 99c to arrange for an interview .o. appointment.
Includes Tostada, An Equal Opportunity Employer in the Plans for Enchilada, rice or beans, Progress Program -----1. and salad. BETH LEH EM friendly skies . .% Phone Orders 297-8421 4th and St. James STEEL United. Opening Start With Arizona in Civic SPARTAN D ATT.Y Thrsday, December 1. 1966 6 'New Look' Basketballers on Line Tomorrow lTs LTA.: .11 11.1.8:1t.tT h.oe doubts if the '66-67 model John Keating, is regulated to the Igames while recovcr:ng flom an , The Palo Alto pair, Robin Du- Spartan GniIs Sports Editor will sell. sidelines and two top reserves are , operation for the removal of a I rand 16-2) amt Rick Carpenter Automotive manufactur i's plot After losing four starters from benched with injuries. the prob- ' bone spur. 16-40 %vill take the starting duties. for years in .olvitnee in remodeling last year's 11-13 team, Clines fares lem is more complex. Taking the post will he returnee Glines likes both for their cat- Iron) lines ti .ii but SJS bas- a difficult t risk of rebuilding- eu OPEN TOM OR ROW , I >co Denzer, the Spartans "nurst like defensive reactions. ketball s-/::// 11 1). nris Glint's, in his pecially in the front line. The grad- What happen. at ter such de- improved player. '"l iii' biggest man Watching front the bench, but 111 , t r as :-'1,./rtan mentor, must uation of S. T. Saffold, Frank Tar. pletions will be answered tomor- on the team 16-91, he showed I expected to see frequent action. --- rant's Ind Pete Newell means the Iii at 8 in the Civic Audi- ; neat improvement on the Spar- are forward Keith Erickson 16-61 loss of 42.5 points a game. And torium when the basketballers n,, summer tour in Australia, and guards Tim Holman 6-It and To when a team scores only 63 to open the year against the Uni- ; according to Glines. BOP) South 15-91. Transfer Jim Meyer, slated to ;ET a contest, replacement is (Hifi- versity of Arizona. I Clines, who took over the job with big Dee, will see ralr Part of Glines solution will in- I alternate when Stu Inman resigned the post are tough little aesion after being handicap- 'nip graduation losses clude a "new look" offense. SJS. to accept position with the Con- EAST? urh ped by a sprained ankle. but when a starting smant. traditionally a defensive team re- verse Rubber Co., looks forward Glines' biggest question comes king on working for the good to the year with anticipation, how- from the guards. -hots, will junk the old system ever. 3 SPEED I tr a running game. PALO ALTO PAIR "We're going to do a lot of BICYCLES Depending on speed and superior Storing is uncertain, although scrambling and hard -pressure hall- YES tall control, the Spartan coach Man s or the coach notes all are strong de- I playing. This means that we'll do ss ill open with a taller, but lighter Leading returnee is more running than SJS teams have \, YVGrror, fensively. All Airlines !ineup. Keating but the 5-11 scrambler done in the past, hut our person- Have a Critical Heading the hoopsters is return- will miss the first two encounters nel seems best suited for this type ONLY 4295 ing letterman Steve Schlink (6-6). while recovering from illness. of game." Reservation Shortage A starter late last year, he av- - - eraged better than 10 points a If you are planning to fly any- 'Top qualify steel construction :fame in the final six contests. where 8th to from DECEMBER Assembled and serviced (Nines hopes the tall senior can 'Sleepless' Season To Open G teed JANUARY 6th .houlder the scoring burden. RESERVE NOW PAY LATER CLEGG INJI'RED CyeL Supporting Sehlink at the other For Fresh Cage Boss, Club Air fares, round trip to: 1435 The Alameda, San Jose forward tomorrow will be Don Its LEW ARMISTEAD h'ast three more on the bench. New Y,..rk $217.61 293 9/66 McConnell 16-3). A powerfully Spartan Daily sports Writer The frosh, who will probably PhiladelpWa 217.65 (pee, 830 a.m.-6 p.m. built junior, McConnell will take Stan Niorrison hasn't exactly have as much height as the varsity Washington, D.C. 233.00 9 p.m. over for the injured Bill Clegg been a Sleeping Beauty in recent in its starting lineup, will go with FIRST TRY Tomorrow night Boston 249.50 16-61. Clegg will miss about five Honolulu 200.00 weeks and prospects indicate that Bud LeFever and Bernie Veasey marks the opening for the SJS he could become a regular night at forwards, Coby Dietrick at cen- basketball coaching duo. Stan All prices plus hawk in his first year as fresh- ter and Ray Woodfin and Dave Morrison, on the left, takes over Gov't. Tax" man basketball coach. Malkin at the guards. U.S. the freshman duties from Danny TONIGHT .. . The frosh, with a number of Woodfin (6-0), Malkin (6-2) and We have block space ; high school all-everything players, Dietriek (6-9) arrive from Sou- Glines, right, who has moved up open what coulii be one of the thern California where they filled to the varsity ranks. The varsity via TWA and A.A.L. in the set-a pbooks. A fashion gift from 15e Beer, All Evening I fittest freshman seasons t twit- takes on the University of Ari- jets departing Dec. 17, Arc', Fridas evening itgainst Morrison expects that Kett I far- zona at 8 p.m in the Civic 9 a.m. to the East. Iiiii1iii at 5 p.m. IL/Mit/in Field ;i1 I; pro. at the ness will play a lot at center when Civic Auditorium. Dietrick moves to a forward and Auditorium when the Spartans is special ... That's why we take spe- RETURN ANY DAY "We haven't progressed as fast Dick Utt and Rich Peraldo will open their "new look" game. cial care to custom SPACE LIMITED as I hoped we would have," Mor- back up at guard. Lacking size and proven scoring wrap your purchase rison explained. "Yet I have seen "We also have had tremendous beautifully . . . No Entertainment, punch, Glines hopes to play a and flashes of brilliance which allow leadership and self sacrifice shown without charge! Sizes Morrison, A for- me a better night's sleep occasion- by two guards who played to- speedier game. include Juniors and sr Junior Petites, ally." gether at Camden High School, mer Cal star, makes his debut ACCEFT.C Just Good Times. RE.ANI OF TALENT Joel Salmi and Ken Stahl," Mor- as the frosh take on Hamilton Poeria The Spartababes have a ream rison stud. "They are probably our 286 S. 1st St. STUI3INT STAND BY NOT Field in the preliminary game at ir :r of talent, but every other fresh- hest defensive guards. 6 p.m. Boasting a cast of "all- Awful-Auful Saloon man team in the Bay Area can "Tom Cooper has shown a de- effort to improve in his everything" players, Morrison s Son Jose Travel Service boost the same. termined and Pizza Emporium University of San Francisco has own quite way and is making an expects a strong club. 229 S. First 1210 0 ti. I 927-8390 /me of its finest (rush clubs in effort to correc t his problem 297-8000 recent years and Stanford and the areas as is Harness." University or California also have After Friday evening's contest, strong clubs. Santa Chira is led the Spartababes return to the by two prep All-Americans. SJS civic' MolidaS: at C 'Ill, against QUEST FOR TRuTH
meets each of these teams twice Menlo College. In view of the present spirit of ecumenism, is the Catholic Church about to during the season. abandon its age-long and uncompromising claim that it is the one and only Let Westinghouse stay up with you "We have seen admirable im- true church founded by Jesus Christ? There are those who think that this is provement in several individuals." Duffy Daugherty indicated by certain significant signs at present. Morrison reported. "But knowing The Quest for Truth series believes it has an irrefutable answer. Those of while you burn the the type of competition we will Schedules Local midnight oil. open mind and unafraid to face the issue, of whatever faith or no religious face, I hope that the improvement faith, are incited to St. Joseph's Church library, corner of Market and San If you think we had poor, over-worked you in mind stations and a new kind of volume control will continue and allow us to com- lets you Fernando Streets, Thursday evening Dec. I, to hear, to agree or to object, when we designed the new Westinghouse Lumina, turn the radio on and off without disturbing the pete favorably." Coaches Talks or to uncover whatever flaws the argument may contain. you're right. It's a lamp, clock, and radio all in one. volume setting. A "Slumber Control" turns the The key to the Michigan State ALL-LEAGUERS The lamp: A new kind of high intensity lamp with radio off automatically. undefeated football team, coach Five all-leagoe high schools per- a swivel arm that telescopes out 15 inches and The Clock: It's deluxe, with an illuminated Hugh "Duffy" Daugherty, an- dial. formers will -omprise the starting sheds a concentrated beam. It turns on the radio to wake you to music. And if nounced last week that lie will be quintet I, .1 1..1 icily night's opener, The radio: It's a solid-state compact that really music doesn't move you, it has a buzzer. And it a guest streaker at the Seventh and yet ri,on will have at sounds great. A precision tuning control pinpoints has a doze button you can push for extra minutes Annual Holiday Coaching Clink' A BIT OF ALRIGHT . of snooze time. Dec. 29-30 at Rickey 's Hyatt House Gurlgtqmpin Garage offers von ci on% to Iwo expensit.r auto Now who says nobody understands the college in Palo Alto. It/Kill' anti -thlilet shaketIonn.- student? Stop in for a demonstration today. The lively Spartan coach will Shown: Model 974XL $49.95. Also available share his jovial personality, which I DELUXE TUNE-UP SPECIAL without clock: Model 970X-829.95. has won respect from all circles ; 'Suggested retail price. Local dealers determi, in the sports world across the na- 4-cyl. $19 6-cyl. $22 8-cyl. $24 actual selling prices tion, at the clinic. Daugherty's bat I ling Spat-tans Champion Echlin Delco Lucas You can be sure if it's Westinghouse are currently in a 20-game regular Ignition Parts season undefeated streak and are -ranked for first place in the I co Also, adjustment of valves and distributor. On British cars clean- nation, along with Notre Dame. ing and adjusting of "carbs" included. Several hundred football coaches; from the Rocky Mountains to Ha- FREE waii will attend Daugherty's PICKUP ad!reonpia Cara!)4. DELIVERY speech, hoping to acquire some III - - 730-82 18 key points for the same suceess Road Near liaN shore as the MSU mentor. CHUCK WENTZ (RS., Bus. Admin.) of the Bethlehem Steel Loop OPEN 24 HOURS Course has found plenty of Miller's 1-111110.1'N action in sales. He's one z of many vigorous young men in our coast-to-coast Steak House House sales organization 4)10 Coleman numbering some 600 163 W. Santa Clara Studying San Jose 286-3838 salesmen and managers. Sass Jose late? Join the action. 292-38111 First step: pick up a copy of "Careers MIDNIGHT with Bethlehem Steel and the Loop Course" SPECIAL at your placement office. Then sign up (II p.m. - 6 a.m.) for a campus interview. Satisfy Our 1967 1,0013 Class COMPLETE that Ham Steak has openings for technical midnight 3 Jumbo Eggs and non-technical graduates BANQUET (and post-grads) for hunger! Potatoes careers in steel operations, research, sales, mining, FACILITIES Toast Coffee accounting, and other activities. $1.55 An Equal Opportunity Employer in the Plans for Progress Program Every Sun., Mid Tues.. Special Group Rate BETHLEHEM 2 p.m. - 9 p.m. california book co., ltd. for Complete Fried Chicken STEEL rosTraHssi San Jose State College Dinner ST Et 131 e. an fernando --__= Fraternities and Sororities $1.65 Mexican Stars Picked Tourney Slated Saturday Thuminy. Derember 1, iger SPARTAN DAILY ? For Elks Bowl Conflict Wrestlers Duel Nevada in First Test By LEW ARMISTEAD ter will replace him in the 160 Nevada. U.C. Davis, Sonoma State. ' sults of a tourney, but it does By JIM STREET SJS head soccer coach, Julie ference champion University of Spartan Daily Sports Writer pound class. University of California. San Fran- give an indication. Spartan Daily Sports Writer Menendez state d, "This game San Francisco 2-1 in overtime. Footballer Dick Dixon who suf- cisco State, Cal State at Hayward. Against Nevada Mumby plans A Mexican All-Star team com- shapes up to be one of the best Their 9-1 league record was There's no place like home when fered a shoulder injury won't be Stanford and Fresno State. 1 to start Starling. 115: Larry Rube, posed of the top players of in the three years and will feat- good enough for second place and you'ie opening a wrestling season, the able to join the wrestling club for In the ten years that the tourna- 121; Rich llamm, 130; Lorenz, Guadalajara Club in Oakland and ure some of the best soccer around an NCAA championship berth -- matmen are lucky and the Spartan some time if at all. nwnt has been held, SJS has won 115; Joe Silva or Dave Allen, 152; San Jose's Club Latino, will this area." which also resulted in a tough 2-1 serve enough to perform at Spartan Gym This year 14 teams will enter six times, including 1960, 61, 621' Miller or Ramstetter, 160; Mike as the opposition for the SJS Menendez' troupe, led by the loss to the Dons. var- tomorrow and Saturday. the 10th annual Invitational, in- and 64. Herschfelt, 167; Paul Hatling, 177, sity boosters in the third annual scoring of All-American candidate Camacho led the WCISC in scor- Hugh Mumby's grapplers open cluding defending champion Cal "The tourney usually gives a and P.ipejoy at heavyweight. Elks Bowl Game in Spartan Henry Camacho and defensive ing with 18 points in his first Sta- their dual meet season against the Poly at San Luis Obispo. fair indication of how we will do In' Saturday's festivities Pope. dium, Saturday, Dec. whiz Steve Locci, piled up eight year of intercollegiate soccer at 10, at 2 p.m. University of Nevada at 4 p.m. to- Other teams that will compete during the season," Mumby re- I joy %Oil wrestle at 191 and Roger The announcement was made straight wins before losing to West SJS. morrow and follow Saturday by are Humbolt State, Chico State, ported. "You can't judge how you McClaughry will move into the yesterday at a special press lunch- Coast Intercollegiate Soccer Con- CHARITY FUND playing host to the Northern Cali- Santa 'Clara, Sacramento State. will do in dual meets hy tram 177 pound class. eon by Alfred J. Pinard of the that Joe fornia Invitational. San Jose Elks Club No. 522. Pinard also announced as "Nevada is a developing team," SJS, loser one regular Colla will again serve the game of only Mumby said. "It started wrestling season game this year in 11 out- director and Colla stated that 50 of the game proceeds will just three years ago and has been ings, will be playing in their third per cent be presented to a Charity Scholar- coming along well since." Elks game, having played the Air Fund. The Spartan wrestlers, who fin- Force Academy and University of ship ished 9-5-1 in dual competition last VirU, -The Sinoker" 5. British Columbia previously. Elks Bowl officials stated that 4,000 tickets were being put on year, will be paced by L. Q. Star- most complete assortment of pipes These games drew some of the sale with a $1 fee for adults and ling, Rich Hamm, Gary Lorenz, tobacco cigars cigar- largest crowds in the San Fran- for students. Mike Hershfelt and Rich Popejoy ettes lighters & accessories for cisco Bay Area and Pinard ex- 50 cents A pre-game show and prelim- in both the dual match against every type of smoker. Smoking is pressed his confidence that this inary game will also be a high- Nevada and the tourney. not a side -line with us ... it is a year the crowd would be even festivities. Two-year letterman Loren Mil- specialty. larger. light of the Elks Bowl the prelim opponents ler is questionable for action this STRONG TEAM Although have not been announced, it is weekend due to an injury. If Mil- The Guadalajara Soccer Club is probable the Spartan Junior Var- ler can't compete, Gary Ramstet- Crest Pipe Slur in the First Division of the Cali- 9ujiyama qardeit4 eedtaurattt team may face an area team. fornia Soccer-Football League and sity "43 years in the pipe business" Cohn Lindores coached Is considered one of the strongest Coach Lunches and dinners featuring sukiyaki. ,eatood, teriyaki chicken junior booters to a 7-2-1 record All-Coast Selection teams on the West Coast. his 47 North First Street and teriyaki steaks in a dcliOtfu/ atmosphere. with one of the big- Denny Holman who quarter- The Latino Club participates in this season in the sea- backed the SJS varsity footballers 297-0463 850 MERIDIAN AVE. PHONE 294-1330 the California Penninsula Soccer gest wins being posted finale with the Victor Valley during the past season was named League and boasts many top Mex- FRANK MANGIOLA son Jr. College team. The Spartans to an honorable mention position ican players. ... set for Elks Bowl posted a 4-0 win over the visitors, on the All-Coast Football team who were crowned the top J.C. Tuesday. Holman, only a junior, team in Southern California. rewrote many of the SJS passing Tom The preliminary game is sched- records in his first season of SJS football. Dooley Captures noon. uled to begin at 12 National Walking Title Former President John F. Ken- for the fifth fastest time in the ARE YOU SURE YOU nedy was an avid backer of phy- nation. KNOW WHAT YOU'RE DOING? sical fitness and one of his main The Pan American Game try- topics was walking, outs loom as the biggest thought Walking, he felt, was a great in Dooley's mind. They are sched- way to keep in good physical shape Wed for June at Foothill College. and offered considerable individual "I should be ready by June," accomplishments. Dooley optimistically said. This is the case of SJS' Tom Although walking is not a col- Dooley, who walks, not only for lege sport, it does rank as one of exercise, hut for competition, and the top events in the Olympics. last Saturday at Berkeley's Ac- Two events make up the walking , quatic Park the Spartan senior schedule, a 50 kilometer and 20 captured the Jr. National 50 kil- kilometer race. ometer (32 miles) championship. "I am walking about 75-100 Dooley has been walking in com- miles'a week preparing for the Pan petition for only eight months and Am games," he said. feels the recent championship was a large step toward his goal the 1967 Pan American games in Win- nepeg, Canada, and the '68 Olym- pics in Mexico City. IMPRESSIVE The Saturday meet consisted of walkers from Oregon and Cali- fornia, and although the competi- tion was not as great as previous meets, Dooley has racked up an impressive mark since the first of the year. After walking with the SJS People in love have a crazy way of getting wrapped Dooley joined squad last spring, UP in each other and forgetting about everything else. the Athens Athletic Club which So, unless you want to make a mistake, forget about love he is now a member for the sum- when you're buying a diamond ring. mer months and helped lead the team to a first place finish in a $399 inc. tax If you'd like sonic expert help, in fact, go see your Seattle, Wash., meet in June. Doo- Round Trip Art Carved jeweler. Ile has beautiful diamond rings from placed second to Ron Laird of $150 to over $1900. Every one has a gemologist's evaluation ley From San Jose the New York Athletic Club, who to London: JUNE 13 inscribed on the inner band. Every one is guaranteed. has captured 29 championships. Get careful. From Paris So don't get emotional at a time like this. He then ventured to Pomona for to San Jose: SEPT. 10 If you don't know anything about diamonds, see your the Jr. National 30 kilometer walk or Artearved jeweler. He does. and also placed second- although Carved' he had a 10 minute handicap. From San Jose to London: JUNE 17 THREE RECORDS From Paris Dooley currently holds three to San Jose: SEPT. 4 Pacific Association records, those being the two-man 10-mile race, 10 Call mile and 30 kilometer. Prof. David Mage Pauthi je4eler4 He racked up a one hour, 20- at SJS, Ext. 2562 minute and 41-second 10 mile walk at Home, 264-9275 72 South 1st Street earlier this year which was good Skiing Enthusiasts! Fill your entire skiing needs in one stop. I 11, r..11J5 SKI PANTS SKIS Your approach is perfect Beconta Kneissl White Stag Kaestle in these new, plaid lyys by Mr. Hicks SWEATERS Voelkl Overmire Tony Sailer Geiger Swallow Meister POLES Icelandic Scott and score with her everytime, in these PARKAS Get on the green, Tomic M.'s from Mr. Hicks. 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A dance at the Women's istration, liberal arts and market- Oisision. Chemical, electrical, in- to). Wednesday for elementary and M11221. A film pertaining to the- j Inter-varsity Christian Fellow Butts, Gem will follow the bowling tour- ing majors wanted as management riiil mechanical engineer- high Schia)1. ology and philosophy will be ship, 9 p.m., 1-217. Joanne CIGS .a.; majors wanted in process de- shown. . Inter-varsity staff wo I ker in trainees. Milpitas Elementary (Milpitas I. Telephone and Telegraph sI.,o and development engineering Home Economies ('hapter, 7 Berkeley and former missionary Pacific Monday, December 12 for elemen- SATURDAY Co. All majors wanted for man- as well as production and maint- p.m., Ill. Christmas party, elee- will speak. tary school teaching positions. International Student Organize- I agement positions Itechnical anti enance supervision. lion of officers, games, entertain- hillel, 730 p.m., Newman Cen- 8 p.m., JC 141. An evening non-technical). City tof Pasadena. Electrical and PAlaro Valley (Watsonville). ment and refreshments will be/ ter I upstairs,. non. of international entertainment will Union Carbide. Business iiilmin- vii engineering majors wanted as Tuesday. December 13 for ele- held. Bring canned goods or cloth- / Society of Chemical Engineers. 15c Henry, he held with perfoimances from 10 Kleenex 15c istra t eciinomics anti liberal ant engineers. mentary. ing for Operation Head Start. I 7:30 pin., E150. Dr. John P.
Science Organization. industrial eronomkt, Stanford Re- different eountries 3 Hershey Bars 5c INTERVIEWS FOR TFACID.Ils Ferris State College (Rig Rapid* Christian 7:30 ji.m chapel at the corner S search Institute will speak on a lav ward I nifled M4.11001 I Michigan I. Wednesday. December 2 Toilet Tissue 10e lotIi :aid San Carlos Streets. techno-econinnic feasibility study riet. Today for elementary and 14 for college teaching jolts. %lige! Flight. 7 p.m., MH422. on producing gasoline from coal. XEROX COPIES Paper Towels 10e - - Itho Epsiloo-National Real Era- Refreshments will he served. I Oc each Crest lg. size 29e 30 Newman Club. 10 p.m., Newman So You Want A title FraIrritity. Ill. All Special Quan. Discounts Fifth Street. Compline, a / e urged to attend this Center. No Waiting community prayer, will be held. business meeting. Copies Anything Printed of $2 Alpha Eta Sigma, 7:30 p.m., 141. Orientation Leaders sign-Ups and A fashion gift from Nomination of officers and film are being taken all day in the Student Union. COMPUTER Organiza- RENT is.)oherla International Students CASH is special ... tion. 3:30 p.m., Cafeteria A and 13. (student rates/ That's why we fake spa. Movies will he shown. cial cure to custom DISCOUNT The New Wineskin, 8 p.m.-I wrap your purchase Open Tonight I DATE!! a.m.. The New Wineskin. 10th and beautifully . . . and ON without charge! Sims Why Pay More? , San Fernando. Folk singer John include Juniors and Until 9 p.m. /Detrick will entertain. All are wet- Junior Petites. COMPUTE -A- DATE come to tiring guitars. MAJOR A..)oierla!1 guarantees FIVE compatible names for only $2.50 Arith American Club, 4 p.m., 286 S. tot St. CH162. Film feature U.A.R. and Late modal standard IMMWM. BRAND Syria will be shown. New portables / . Compute-A-Date Rnntal-purchase W. MacArthur Blvd., Suite 505 TOMORROW W.4010.400. 235 Free delivery GASOLINE Oakland, California 94611 VetelMoil Spartan 011neel, 6:30 p.m., Ann Darling Bowl, two blocks east of Highway 101 and Kling and Mc- Puritan Oil Co.
Kee Roads. The annual bowling 4th & William 6th & Keyes Tickets tournament will he held. 96 E. SAN FERNANDO ST. 10th & Taylor 13th & Julian 295.6765 Spartan Daily Classifieds Latin American Program To Begin WANTED: Fry cooks to work at Jack-In- PRIVATE ROOM & Board. Good food, LARGE THREE bedroom apt. $140/ When our mechanic ANNOUNCEMENTS Ill 9..,,4th and San Carlos. 11:30 to quiet. $25 per week. No smoking oi $151 $166. Just pointed. Exceptionally .1 10, luncheon, preferred. drinking. 293.1311. 104 S. 13th St. sitar, and quiet. 628 S. 10th St. 298. DELTA ZETA t 0319, 2 to 10 p.m. In Fall At SJS 11th WANTED: Married couple to manage ART STUDIO, above garage. Only half is finished working Free rent. Call 297.5277 or KALOKAGOTHIA n i , needs apt. house. block from school. $17.50 per month. HELP! Need female roommate to share A Latin American Internship 295272l. paintings 292-9400. beautiful 1 bedroom apartment. $55 a program in business and public GIRL NEEDED to share split level apart- month. Call 294.7111. Volkswagen, Uni- that sponsored by Cornell on affairs, HOUSING 151 others. $40 per month. 292- WANTED. HAIRCUTS. raise it, we ment with 3 BERNAL DELUXE, large, one bedroom versity, will be offered next fall Two barbers. 8009 after 6 p.m. 258-8945. TWO-BEDROOM FURNISHED apt. for apt. Furnished and unfurnished. Just to students who expect to receive 51.80. 58 S. UNAPPROVED APT. for girls. Two bed- on your painted. $89.50 and up. Near SJS, busi- he'll work rent. Clean, close to campus. Across an MBA, master's in public admin- Irons Kappa house. 351 S. 11th. 286- room, spacious. Nest to campus. 415 S. ness and shopping, and bus. 93 Bernal or a similar graduate pro- 9351 5th. 292.3095. Ave. Call 251-1844 any time. istration AUTOMOTIVE 121 fessional degree by June 1967. Ap- Volkswagen. And ROOMMATE wanted to share 3 - NICE ROOM, partly furnished, suitable GIRL MEN. Nice. single, kitchen, living room, plication deadline Is Jan. 15, 1967. 61 VW BUS , -ndition. bedroom, furnished apt. with two others. for one or two. Private, clean. Kitchen T.V. & parking. $40 per month. 532 S. $50 a month, all utilities paid. 453 S. privileges. 460 Emory. 298-3374. 9th. See Rick or 264-3994. Design to allow exceptionally or call 287-0969 before 12 noon. Designed to allow exceptionally finished 211. After 6 p.m.. 423.0224. 10th when he's share MALE ROOMMATE wanted to MEN. Room for rent, with kitchen pay. per as regular members of governmen- '66 11-4. Soft top, excellent condition. GRADUATE GIRL roommate wanted. large house with two others. $45 ileges. 86 S. 12th St. Call 298-7392. $200 and take over payments. Call 286. One bedroom apt., 425 E. San FOrnen- month. 469 S. Ilth, Call 287.6314. tal agencies and private business working on your 0883 after 6 p.m. do, "D.- Between 9th and 10th. Call KENNEDY HALL contract for sale. Rest MALE UPPER DIVISION, liberal arts firms in the Spanish speaking after 5 p.m. 286-3946 or come over of semester and next. Approved apart. roommate wanted for apt. $42.50 per countries of Latin America. In- '65 MG MIDGET Roadster. Folly equlpt., ATTRACTIVE STUDIO apt, for rent. meet with 3 girls. 555 S. 10th St. Call month. Call 293-0914 after 6 p.m. wire wheels. Less than 7,000 miles. Make terns will be paid $600 per month Volkswagen, he'll $97.50 per month. 475 S. 4th St., Apt. 8. Liz 287-0443. an offer. Call 378-1160 after? cm. TWO BEDROOM apt. Unfurnished, and will he provided with supple- DOUBLE ROOMS for men. Quiet, pri- MALE ROOMMATE wanted to share quiet. Washer & dryer, all electric mental housing and cost -of-living '64 MOB. Driven by lady school teacher vate entrance, $30 per month. 287.6881 large house with two others. $45 per kitchen. carpets. $125. Call 266.0618, on another in the foreign work to and (rote school. 22.000 miles. Really or 295-8858. 617 S. 6th. month. 469 S. 11th. Call 287.6314. allowances while sharp! Black with red interior, wire MALE ROOMMATE needed to share country. wheels tonneau. $1,900. 253.9414. one bedroom furnished apt. 636 S. 9th Language training and orienta- Volkswagen. #1. $50 a month. Call 292-2274 after BIG BRUISER, '48 Dodge. Four door se. tion at Cornell University will be- LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS 5 p.m. der. Dependable and has good tires. gin in June and Latin American $60. Call 293.5081. TWO MALES needed for 3 bedroom, 4 assignments will start in Septem- man apt. Double Not much variety, but he sure knows VaiLwagen5. '59 SIMCA, needs engine work. $50 or bedroom, $37 per ber. No previous knowledge of rnanth. 295-5022. offer. Call 294-8203 after 6 p.m. Spanish is required. PORSCHE-VAIR, 356.e speedster, '63 LOST AND FOUND 161 For further information write to IS: ` nngine. blue streaks. Excellent the Director, Latin American In- Spartan Volkswagen in, r out. $1,295 or offer. 286.0914 FOUND: Woman's coat picked up by ternship Program in Business and aft, p mistake during . - blood drive. Claim at Public Affairs, Malott Hall, Cor- 1560 N. First Street 286-8800 Catholic Women s Center. '63 VW with 1500 Super engine. 66 H.P. nell Univei -is . Ithica, New York, AM FM 244- portable. Mechanic's car. PERSONALS 171 14850. 6877 after 6 p.m. ,-,3111,16 CUSTOM MADE contemporary wedding 54 CADILLAC. four door sedan. Power j." . rings. Oriciinai . brakes and excellent jewelry in cast gold and silver. George Larimore. 354.1273. * '62 VW Sedan. reb,,tilt engine. Needs MAN WITH Leukemia needs blood badly. If you can donate, cell 287-1981 .. Moist ollor. Call 2861., after 5 p.m. Transportation to Red Cross -an be provided. 65 MG8 SERVICES (8)- 21 & MARRIED. Receive age 25 or over FOR SALE (3) rates on auto insurance. Liability net $67 annually. Dave Towle, 244-9600, SKIS, PROFESSIONAL TYPING. Term boots Papers, esenings. Thesis. Only 35c a page. 258-4335. TYPING. Pica Electric. Work December 8th. Fat days. Enclosed 13 Phone 294-6414, Ext. 2465 Ote/Cdthe fast, close,comfortable electric shave 411,,, North Arnpn,an 1 0 COrn.,.1.4.. 100 Ler I 4' d got No Y N Y r1