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New Mexico Lobo, Volume 071, No 88, 3/29/1968. University of New Mexico UNM Digital Repository 1968 The aiD ly Lobo 1961 - 1970 3-29-1968 New Mexico Lobo, Volume 071, No 88, 3/29/ 1968 University of New Mexico Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/daily_lobo_1968 Recommended Citation University of New Mexico. "New Mexico Lobo, Volume 071, No 88, 3/29/1968." 71, 88 (1968). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/ daily_lobo_1968/36 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the The aiD ly Lobo 1961 - 1970 at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in 1968 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. --~-~--------__,..,"""""'........,.~- Page 8 NEW MEXICO LOBO Thursday, :Marclt 28, 1968 C o[ZoNADD Listen to KUNM 3 7 'l. 7lf7 WANT ADS Language Topic of Speech UY13QW WANTED V.7/r.o,~? EXICO By BILL SULLIVAN marked. "A higher motive is the imately 3000 spoken languages in SECOND HAND MICROSCOPE wanted Dr. Mario Andrew Pei told an satisfaction of cultural interests the world there are only 13 'With w/mag up 900x, Call 255·8703, Ext. 352, overflow audience at the UNM or for travel," Pei said. He as­ 50 million or more speakers. c.sr·2 S/28 1POMONA, CALIF. Kiva Tuesday night that it is best serted that good motivation can "These," he said, ·"are the most Our Seventy-First Year of Editorial Freedom "" HELP WANTED to learn foreign languages before fill the gap left by the lack of a important numerically." Pomona Unified School _4_E_V_E_•N_IN_G_S_&_S-ATUR:::D:::A-:Y=S-. c-=a-n-us-e'2 the age of 10. He said. that young­ good hearing apparatus or gram­ "The favorite high school and coUcgc undergraduate men in advertis­ sters under 10 learn by osmosis matical coordination. D:istr~ct w:lll be interview­ ing nnd sales dept. $60 wk. Call Mr. college languages in the United Vol. 71 Friday, March 29,1968 Sepich, 844-2778, Friday, 9-11 a.m. only. and after that age have .fixed lan­ Pei said that being born into a ing on cam,pus Monday, No. 88 guage associations that make language is by far the best way States today are Spanish, SUMMER COUNSELORS. Leading East­ t;:rn Boys Ranch. Over 19 yrs. of age, learning more difficult. to learn it. He told the audience French, Latin, German, Italian, April 1. Interested in ele­ must -have thorough knowledgE:' of horse­ Dr. Pei, professor of romance that it has a tremendous advan­ manship -and be able to teach riding and and Russian," Pei said. He point­ mentary 'and secondary. care of horses. Camping experience de­ philology at Columbia University, tage being born native English ed out that these are all Indo­ l=or appointment and infor- · Drug Agent Hits sirable but not essential. Also openings spoke on "How to Learn Foreign s·peakers. He pointed out that 350 for Arts & Crafts instructor specializ­ European languages of the same matio:nr ~o:ntact your Place­ Board Picks Krbecc ing in leather craft, A.R.C. water safety Languages and What Languages million people speak English and instructor, and N.R.A. rifle instructor. to Learn." He wrote a book by that one out of ten persons on the family. He said they are easier ment Office. Write Ames R. Mosely, 432 Arizona SE, for English speaker~ to learn at No. E, Albuquerque, N.M., or call 256 .. that title for people who are un­ earth can be reached directly U. Administration 8411 between 8 and 10 p.m. able to attend formal language with English while perhaps one the adult stage when compared with Chinese, Arabic, or Swahili. PAN AMERICAN WORLD AIRWAYS courses. out of three can be reached. indi­ will be conducting Stewardess inter­ As Union Director A letter from a New Mexico rectly. "This is not true of any views at UNM on 3/25/68. For further information and interview appointments, sheep rancher who lived 150 miles other language," Pei said. For lock of Help Kirby Krbec, Union associate ary activities of the Universit;: Please contact your Placement Office. An from the nearest school offering a "I favor the catch as catch can Who looks better on a motorcycle-you ,or McQueen? director for the last year and a under the comptroller's office. Equal Opportunity Employer. Spanish course ·partly motivated method of learning languages," half, was approved by Union The UNM administration has NOMINATION was made by GRADUATING SENIOR WOMEN I Pei revealed. He said that some BLOW YOURSELF UP TO POSTER SIZE the writing of the book, Pei said. been criticized by Bill Fuller of Board last night as nominee to Dr. Harold Lavender, vice-presi­ WANT IN WITH A GOING CONCERN? THE LANG U AGEEXPERT people do better with a particular succeed William Bierbaum as If you like people, like to travel, and have the Federal Drug Abuse and Con­ dent for student affairs, who a'P­ a knowledge of a. foreign language, con­ method of studying. "Looking up said that inequality exists among Send us any black & white or color snapshot. We'll b'low it up to i trol Board for not pro vi din g Union director July 1. American World Airways. Stewardess people in their ability to learn the grammar, talking with ana­ Bierbaum will move into a new points the Union director after sider becoming a stewarde:;~s with Pan 2 ft. x 3 ft. (Poster Size). $4.75 ior one, $3.00 lor each additional "needed cooperation" in dealing consultation with the board. interviews will be held on campus on foreign languages but everyone tive speaker, watching visual rep­ with a campus-wide drug problem position, coordinator for auxili- March 25. For further information, has the ability to some extent. He resentations, writing things out, from same photo. Inquire os to qiJantity prices, group rates and Krbec was originally hired when please contact your Placement Office. revealed Wednesday by The Lobo. arrangements began for creating Pan Am is An Equc;l Opportunity listed the three basic elements in and memorizing" we r e some special projects. Original photo returned. Add 25¢ for handling. Fuller was quoted in the Albu­ * * Emploucr. language learning as hearing ap­ methods suggested by the speak­ • * the position Bierbaum will move • querque Journal as saying his into, with the understanding that PLAN AHEAD I Line up your fall semest­ paratus, grammatical coordina­ er. OPERATION BLO-UP, INC. agency "isn't getting the coopera­ er's job now. Ideal 15 hrs. per week. tion, and motivation. PEI SAID THAT the reason for if Bierbaum moved into the new Simple typing- & bookkeeping. Name 636 Pennsylvania Ave., Si'E. tion needed from the UNM ad­ Probe of Gottos, job and Krbec worked out all your own hours. Can be done in your "A good hearing apparatus en­ learning a language should influ­ ministration on the s e (drug) own home. Begins Sept, 1968. l'ay $1.25 ables a person to hear and repro­ ence the method of study. Washington, o,c. 20003 right he would succeed Bierbaum, per hour. Must qua1ify for work-study. problems. These involve students Lavender said. Secretary of Student Faculty Asso. Ap­ duce sounds well," Pei noted. "A person who is primarily in­ and a lot of non-students wbo are plications in Activities Center. For ad­ "This cannot be manufactured or terested in reading scientific or A RESOLUTION of official re­ ditional information call 255-6327, even- found on and around the campus." Bookings to Begin . ' gret for Lavender's not advising ings. Deadline April 5. 3/27 improved upon at present. It is :Philosophical works in a foreign He also told the Journal that similar to an ear for music," he language has no great need to A Union Board subcommittee the board of the circumstances of PERSONALS he estimated that around 650 per­ to investigate retroactively the Krbec's original employment was said. speak it," he said. He noted that TODAY,..• IN THE BELLAS HESS sons on and around the UNM YES, VIRGINIA, there is a Zimmerman "Grammatical coordination is a person wishing to travel in an­ former involvement of Ken Kat­ passed by a 5-1 vote of members Library Motorcycle & Timing· Associa­ the ability to grasp general prin­ other country would have a great campus were involved in the drug tas, activities director of the present. Last night's meeting was • tion. Meets April 7, G:00 p.m. in SUB. problem. The Lobo had estimated KIRBY KRBEC, Union associate director for the past year and a the first time the board was ad­ You need not have a motorcycle to join~ ciples and apply them to a situa­ advantage in speaking the native half, was approved last night by Union Board as the successor to Union, in activities of a local en. that 650 was slightly conservative tertainment booking agency which vised of those circumstances. tion," Pei continued. He said that tongue. ~nion Director. ~illiam Bierbaum, who will move into a new job as POETRY WANTED !or Poetry Anthology, "A language teacher must have ~-~'!\PUS SP-OTLIGHT and that anything over 1200-1500 does business with the Associated Board members have been in­ Include stamped envelope. Idle,vild Pub­ the person with this mental facul­ would be high. d1rector of auxllu~ry agencies July 1. Krbec expressed pleasure that lishers, 643 Frederick, San Franelsco, ty can usually read and write a at least 10,000 words of vocabu­ . Students was established last formally expressing regret for .
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