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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 1969 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Page4 NEW MEXICO LOBO Friday, July 18, 1969 - N.EV\1 [ Carnpus Elriefs I PATRONIZE LOBO ADVERTISERS SCIENCE AWARDS "Cosmic-Ray Intensity Variations The UNM scientist has worked During Years of Increasing Solar with solar activity and the Mt. See what Beauty by Mary Kay can do for you. The National Science Activity." The grant will finance MEXICO Chacalpaya facility in the past. Foundation has awarded a at least two graduate .:.tudents Vol. 72 $23,500 research grant to Dr. H.S. The work is one of the major Donna Abrams, Consultant Friday, .July 25, 1969 No. 148 who will work on the year-long projects of the physics Ahluwalia, associate professor of project with Dr.' Ahluwalia. department's research. Phone 296-4233 physics and astronomy at UNM. The project involves the Dr. Ahluwalia___ ...__will__ investigate_,l analyzation of high-grade solar RESEARCH SCHEDULED Forty-five Students Participating data collected atop Mr. Dr. Willis Ellis, law professor at Chacalp'aya, Bolivia. Dr. \ We feature UNM has received a $2,685 grant Ahluwalia was a visiting professor from the New Mexico Water exciting there in 1966, when solar activity Resources Research Institute. began to increase substantially. petites The grant will enable Dr. Ellis true scents in soaps, candles, aersols Right now solar activity has to investigate legal problems for the leveled off at an extremely high candle wonderlond-28 colors, 81oper lengths sophisticated involving water use on the Rio 11ann Upward Bound Due for Kudos activity rate. Grande basin. He has worked unusual foreign and domestic novelties Cv-ed recently on similar legal rug-knit-crochet By SCOTT SANDLIN in 1930 when this was written, Come by soon considerations for a study by the embroidery-crewel-tapestry and the situation hasn't gotten we think you Institute on the Pecos River. That 60 yarns-1600 shades Forty-five recently graduated any better." will agree study is due for publication The Indian aspect of· the class is around September of this year. feathers-wax-marbles New Mexico high school students m~ are participating this summer in taught by Simon Ortiz, from Open Dnily 10-9:30 Dr. Ellis will first determine burlap-paints-chenille Acoma pueblo. For Ortiz, they what the law is concerning water an experimental program on the Sunday ,12-9 :30 9.514 C'ENTAAL gold leal-dip glass-felt V.rlM can1pus. are reading Indians of the <\VE. !I.E. use in the Rio Grande basin. Americas and assorted reprints Then, after specialists in prints-tissue-de coupage The program, Upward Bound, • has been described as a from the "The New Republic" Across Central agronomy, biology, and other antiquing-beads-styrofoam and the "Statesman." fields make their "pre-school for entering from stitcheroo and springbok kits freshmen." It is offered to a select Ortiz talks about the "myth of recommendations for change, Dr. assimilation" to his students and a Johnson Gym Ellis will advise them what legal group of students from throughout the state, chosen on visiting group from San Felipe 242·8935 restrictions might apply to the pueblo. OLD TOWN- OFF THE PLAZA changes. the basis of test scores, teacher .L./ _____n_l~7909 \ recommendations, an interview ETHNIC STUDIES and economic need. "When white people in Students in the program have particular tell me that we're all There will be a joint committee qnatto, received help in obtaining grants the same, we (the Indians) are no meeting on ethnic studies July 22, and aids to attend the University longer an individual social or 7:30p.m., at the Newman Center.. in the fall. Without thesll aids, political entity. I can't quite see The committee has been set up by ~anno &- college would be difficult for the connection. If we're UNM President Ferrel Heady to them at best. assimilated into American society, IJUA research a proposed program on Upward Bound students live in then why are my people at the Afro-American, American-Indian CJttt6. the residence halls and attend bottom of the socio/economic Drive-Thru and Mexican-American studies at classes in English, logic, and race structure?" the University. Hoffmantown Nob Hill and cultural relations. Classes are Upward Bound is not all lecture Restaurant Center and discussion. Guest speakers SESSION CHAIRED Center small and informally structured. Wyoming at Menaul Central at Carlisle Discussion is encouraged and and field trips are also part of the Dr. Klaus Keil, geology total picture. One trip took the A 298-8920 268-6366 expected. professor at UNM is chairing a Tutors arc assigned to every students to the Four Hills estates 1830 Lomas N.E. session of the annual Conference seven students to help primarily and the Albuquerque slums in the of Electron Microprobe Society of with academic affairs. same day. A silent statement. America July 16-18 at the The ethnic make-up of the Trips are also planned to the California Institute of students is uniquely New Chimayo/Truchas/Taos region of Northern New Mexico and to Technology. ~~:~C:~~~x¥~ Mexican. A majority of the WEEKEND FUN; Weekends mean a lot of good food and time to rap, for the 45 students on campus this students is Mexican-American; 13 Santa Fe for the opera. A variety of speakers, summer in the Upward Bo11nd "College Enrichment" program. One of mo such programs in the nation are Indian and two are Black. A which deals with pre-college students, the Upward Bound course includes language skills, verbal logic and Summer Lobo To Friedo:'K"wos oman. IR major emphasis of the program is representing organizations from race·cultural relations. to develop an awareness and the Alianza to the NAACP to the CLASSIFIED prode in the students' own ethnic John Birch Society have visited To the Village, he was on outsider. ~·· the Upward Bound classrooms. ADVERTISING backgrounds. inhibition to education ... what graduate school. This will increase Education, and Welfare To the Castle, he didn't exist. M Try for Meaning they have to say is important." the earning capability of the Department. For the students at this point a RATES: $1.00 for the first :five Race Discussed individual, which will increase An editorial in The Washington lines, IO{ per additional line. ~~ John R. Jones, regional director major field of study is somewhat government revenue from the Post July 1 commended '"'ihe Bill Orzen's race and cultural for the Upward Bound program, nebulous, but a number of IMPORTANT NOTICE taxes. program saying, "Among the less Maximilian Schell relations class talked about says, "we're trying to make students are becoming turned on "Perhaps, too, this can indicate celebrated events ringing in the DEADLINE: Noon Tuesday stereotyped, discrimination, and education meaningful, relevant. to sociology. to the faculty and administration new rlSCal yem JS the transfer of Tacos TERMS: Cash second·class citizens. They read We're taking a Catholic "I think one of the ideas they what should be done and what Upward Bound from OEO to the Tostadas The New Equality, Manchild in approach-presenting all sides of have in mind with this program is can be done in the way of Office of Education. Less known, the Promised Land, The the picture. We want to rekindle that we'll see the need for change meaningful education,'' said less noisy, and Jess funded lhan Frijoles 1) PERSONALS Forgotten People, Culture Against the excitement of learning. in our society, and go back to Jones. many other antipoverty programs Burros DO YOU BITE your nails? Would you like Man. "These kids have something to help the communities we came Upward Bound, financed by begun four years ago, Upward Chili to stop 7 A Hmited number of people nrc "Read The Forgotten People," say that the academic community from," said one student. OEO until July 1, is currently Bound comes close to being, if it being accepted in an experiment to stop rarely want to listen to. They can nail biting. Under the auspices of UNM 7:30 9:15 Orzen says. "The problems of the Officially, one of the primary under the U.S. Office of is not already, the most effective burgers Psychology Dept. Call Mr. Stephen, 277- Chicano in New Mexico were bad bring a freshness and a lack of goals is to get the students into Education of the Health, of all OEO creations. •• 2103 for appointment. 4) FOR RENT SMALL UNJ<'URNISIIED two bedroom house close to campuq. Stove & refrigcr.. ator furni:lhed. Call 256-7767 at nonn or evenings. Constitutional Committee's Work Planned 5) FOR SALE By CASEY CHURCH The Committee drafted a chairman of the revision student senate, the faculty or the are expected to attend the 1966 VW Squnrcb:u:k Station Wagon: One resolution at a meeting July 16 committee. Presently, a decision president. Its decisions would be owner, 22,000 miles, splendid condition. Committee on the University $1400. An all-university constitution, that called for the "sharing of made by any branch of the binding unless vetoed by the meeting in August. ELECTRIC WASHER: Scars Kenmore 70 "equally binding" on faculty, responsibilities and authority" by university may be appealed to the university president. with self-cleaning filter, 2¥, yearn old. Dr. Heady will appoint a spt"a.ial Settings: normal, wash & wear, delicate; students, and administrators is faculty, students, and Regents. "The ticklish part is deciding student-faculty-administrative five temperature controls.. Present Jist now in the works for UNM. administration, the university's Such a constitution would committee after the August price: $229. Our price: $150. what decisions the committee will ELECTRIC DRYER' Scam Lady Kenmore The constitution is being "three encompassing replace the current ASUNM be entitled to make," said Curry. meeting to consider the proposals, 800, with 41SOft heat.." 2% years o1d. drafted by the Committee for the components." Constitution and the faculty said University Secretary John . • PrC3E!nt list price is $209.95. Our price: $150. Revision of the Constitution of "The purpose is to establish one handbook, said MacGuffin. "All these proposals call for the Durrie. REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER: Sears the Associated Students this continuous judicial system up It would be as "non-specific as elimination of the Committee on Support for government reform Spacemaoter (2-door) 2% yearn old. lG the University, or the cu.. ft., frosUess, with automatic icemaker summer and will go up for student through the Regents,'' said possible," said MacGuffin, so as to was expressed by both Curry and and adjuatable shelves. Present list price referendum in October. Senator John MacGuffin, "allow changes in policy-making Administration Committee, or Senator MacGufim. is $389.95. Our price $200. both,'' he said. POWF!R MOWER: Crnftsman reel mower, without changing the "All the people rve talked to 18 in. cut, gaSoline powered. 2 years old. constitution." "It will be better for the are in favor of a change," said Prcs!!nt list pric(! $130.. Our price. $75. DEVELED PLATE GLASS MIRROR, 36 x No details have been hammered university to achieve some sort of Curry. "I'm sure they will come 60 inch, $30. }"rank L. Dewey, Univ. Ext. out yet, but MacGuffin said it's concensus decisionmaking,'' he up with something new, probably 4843, Home phone 25G-0318. ~ans Bet he To Talk likely to contain a provision and said. "Now the divisions of the a compromise, between several I'RIFA>A the Fierce, fearless dog of the will draw extensively from the university do little more than ideas. NorUt. is a. mother. For Norwegian elk.. hound puppi.,. call Howarth, 277-5228 One nice pair deserves another t I faculty handbook. consult each other and sometinles "The administration's attitude or 268-6879. L "The handbook has a good not that." is not negative," said MacGuffin, AI,ASKAN MALAMUTI~ PUPPIES from In ecture Series graphic analysis of how the "and certain of the h'beral and Icefloe--Thc home or the extra large MaL~mutm. Terrru:. Stud service. committees work,'' he said. UNM President Dr. Ferrel conservative faculty are in favor 298-6112. Dr. Hans Bethe, 1967 winner of he worked first under Lord The final draft of the Heady and Regent Arturo Ortega of the Constitution." 6) -::E:::::l\::ciP::::L:-O:::::Y~M=E:::-:N::::T:----- the Nobel Prize in physics and Rutherford at Cambridge constitution will be voted on by former head of the University and then under Enrico the student body in a referendum T};Acn~ms WANTf:D. So.~u"'t.,..hw-cs~t,-enlire Wmt & Alaska. Good salaries. South theoretical-physics division at Los Fermi in Rome. during or prior to the first week in west Teaehel'!l AJ:eney, 1303 Central NE. Sylvan Alamos Scientific Laboratory, will When Hitler came to power October of the coming semester. l'hone 242-3645. speak Monday evening, July 28 at Bethe was dismissed from the The all-university constitution is School ANNE BANCROFT Style #6156 f'or licr ... $50.00 Med Projects THE Style .;!6151 For liim ... $42.50 UNM. University of Tubingen where he one of three proposals to be More than $1.6 million will that this will enable RMP to DUSTIN HOFFMAN c==RENT-A·TV=:::-. Bethe, now a professor of was an assistant professor in 1933. presented to the Committee on flow into New Mexico during the expand on a major state-wide KATHARINE ROSS $1.00 per day physics at Cornell University, is He came to the U.S. in 1935 and the University, August 5. next year for heart, cancer, stroke basis next year. RMP projects GRADUATE Color Reasonable Imperial Wedding Bands by Columbia Ring Co. the final speaker in the joined the Cornell faculty. "The meeting will act as a and emergency medical care include: university's "Lecture Under the He was at Los Alamos from sounding board," said MacGuffin, TECHNICOLOR" PANAVISION ., Weekly Rates-Lower by the projects of New Mexico Regional -a model cardiac care unit at . available exclusively at Stars" series, at 8 p.m. in front of 1943 to 1946 and has since been a "a time to talk to all the people Medical Program (RMP). Bernalillo County Medical Center, Su2tested For Malurt J.bditritu Month the Sub ballroom. · consultant at the laboratory. involved." The U.S. Dept. of Health, which opened last month in Free PickUp He will discuss energy Bethe headed the Presidential The two other propooals up for Education and Welfare has connection with the active Study of Disarmament in 1958 Free Service !?JJ~~C(§_C~£J. production of stars, the area in consideration are an all-university allocated to the University of New open-heart surgery program at which his theoretical work earned and was a member of the U. S. policy·making board proposed by Mexico a total of $1,618,369 for UNNI School of Medicine. No Deposit delegation to Discussions on JEWELERS for him the Nobel Prize. Ron Curry, ASUNM president, the RMP's second operational -a coronary care nurses training Open 'lOays a Weck- Bethe was born in Discontinuance of Nuclear and a co-ordinating committee, year from July 1, 1969 to August unit, to get underway this fall, in Weapons Tests in Geneva in 1958 24 Hours a Day 6609 MI'NAUI. lkvo., N.E. Tt·:r.m•HoNE 2GH-1·180 Alsace·Lorraine in 1906. After proposed by Dr. Hubert 31, 1970. cooperation with the UNM and 1959. (across Menaul ftorn Coronatlo Center) receiving his doctorate in 1928 Alexander of the Philosophy Dr. Reginald H. Fitz, program College of Nursing. The intensive Buck's TV Rentals from the University of Munich, he A July 21 lecture by visiting Department. director, sai:i each of the nine courses will be aimed primarily at ij Mon. through Sat., Ia 5:30 p.m. sociology professor Dr. Odd T. 268-4589 was instructor of physics at the Curry's proposal, a Friday nights until 9:00p.m. major RMP projects received New Mexico nmses, making ;==="·=,-~·.:;;;; ~--===;;:3 Universities of Frankfurt, Grande was cancelled because of a policy-making board, could take a· essentially the amount of money improved care for heart patients Stuttgart and Munich. In 1930-32 holiday at UNM. vote on an issue at the request of which had been requested, and available throughout the state. a a ... . . ;\r,'' 11 ;";'"•l I,,. .o ,.,_•.-\Y' ~.. \ ' ..... PageS r 1 Friday, July 25,1969 l" NEW MEXICO LOBO '111• New Mexlc:o lob~ Is puhll!lted daily every regular week of the Unlver. ' NEW L sity year by the Board of Student Pub With James Street the Coverboy llc:ations of the Associated Students of MEXICO th& University of New Mexico, and is not financially associated with UNM. Printed PETE KENDALL STEPHEN PART by the UNM Printing Plant with second class postage paid at Albuquerque, New Editor Managing Editor Mexico, e7106. Subseription rato is $7 for the academic year. Color'TexasFootbaii'FastOrange Box 20, University P.O., UNM, Albuquerque, N.M., 87106 The opinions expressed on the editorial pages of The Lobo are those of the They still play like they just got groundpounders are still '50's the Frogs have themselves a author solely. Unsianed opinion is that By PETE KENDALL game-and SMU's tall flinger Editorial Phone (505) 277-4102, 277-4202 out. there-Ted Koy, Steve Worster, quarterback in sophomore St~ve of the editorial board of The Lobo. Chuck Hi:Xson. and a young&ter named Billy Dale, Judy. He exudes cOIClfidence, hke Nothing neceuarlly represents the views Unwrapped, a parcel arrived Now, however, the scene has But Street is the boss. changed. Royal no longer relies who many scouts co:(lsider better Street and has three fine ball of the Associated Students or of the Uni· early t.his week. It revealed James "Obviously, Street is a goDarrell Royal t~ that he "missed a putt on the not aware that Sherman Smith and Somewhat wrong again, Mr. Phillips and "~' sixth green for a birdie." By STEPHEN M. PART sometimes cornice "US" ' motto .lf, :>,!f Associated Students President Ron Curry Mr. Walker. The "chilling effect" has is sound on either account: All Inquired Royal, "How many were also at the meeting? Why not give already been felt. But all of us will It's by the new literary the News That's Fit to Eat. times?" generation under 30, for readers The personal memoir is Broyles, 44, and twice chosen as them credit for voicing their opinions, continue to feel it until we realize we must under 30. It has a revoluntary especially good. It is a bit startlilli Arkansas' "Man of the Year," is instead of only the three persons you swallow our pride to live with this form and a reform minded to me at first to find so many of considered one of football's most mention. "display" of power politics. We haven't approach (it's still too Madison my age group re-examining their articulate coaches. Ave. to be called activist). The It not so distant pasts. 'The View Mr. Phillips and Mr. Walker: When have really yet. But we're trying. is "US"-a new magazine in from Now' by Paul Wllliams is power politics not been used in pressure How about you? paperback by Bantam Books. stronger than the Hemingway The paperback approach to memoir-ish Nick Adams storie:ra l-lixon Ready magazines is an important step in prose poem that fears not a well Letters a.re Wfleome, and ohould itself, Too long have important used four letter word and so isn't Chuck Hixson, SMU be no longer than 250 word.o type self conscious or in poor taste. quarterback w~o led _the nation's written, double ap&ei!d. Name, tel,.. literary materials been in a phone number, and &ddrC!ls must be popularly priced but perishable Sally Grimes' "Obit" is another major colleges 111 passmg last year, To The Editor: lncludtd, although name win be form. Many literary magazines bit of. outstanding memoir. The has been working with teammate withheld upon requetJt. deserve to be kept and re-read, fact that young women writers and flanker Sammy Holden since June 9, getting his arm in shape. To the Editor: its very emphasis on freedom, that language is printed on fine paper, but don't stand up to much have finally gotten around to handling. ''Eros" stood up in it's being free enough to talk about He says he threw about 200 passes we could, or at least had the preferably gilt edged and bound in a day last summer, getting ready Enclosed is a letter written to hard cover, but was too expensive. themselves is refreshing. Even her potential of being, just about leather-then it's alright. But for for the season. the editor of the "UNM anything we wanted to be, and young contemporary J:)oets, or Papt!rback is the happy solution. delving into her feelings following Alumnus," Spring, 1969, edition. And "US" certainly is worth her grandmother's death and There'll be a clash at West Point how we went about stating what nov-elists, or essayists, or October 4 when Army hosts the I think the letter is we were and who we were was saving and re·reading. masturbation on the train going to whatev-er, to use the language that From a fine review of the living Texas Aggies. Texas A&M self-explanatory. irrelevant. It still should be. I a.Imost e-very one uses in the the funeral are remarkably finely . I ~--~ produced more officers for World Never when I was a student at don't know what the "Love/Lust theatre to some outstanding drawn and maturely handled. THE PIGS ARE BACK: Next year's Ar~nsas opponents will have more course of living any kind of a life introspection of our (used War II than Army and Navy the University studying English, Poem" said and I care less. The at all that is not sealed off from Even a New Mexico state senator's ROYAL AND STREET: This proved to be an unstoppable combo the than the Fayetteville fans to contend With. Head C'!ach ;Fra~k ?Jroy1~ journalism and education, did advisedly) formative years of the daughter might read it without combined. It'll be 01' Army on suspension of a teacher, much less reality, and then be hamstrung last nine games of the 1968 season. There's no reason for the streak ~o the Brazos vs. Army on the has one of the top quarlerbacks around returnmg m JUniOr Bill such interference occur in any TWO, is bad enough. No wonder late fifties. fear of catalyzing a lynching. stop now. After a slow three years, no one laughs anymore when Austm and quartered for such an The sometimes serious, Hudson. Montgomery. cr&ative writing or English or "almost unbelievable pressure" innocent offense-well, that is life, If "US" has a bad feature it is fans proclaim the "Year of the 'Horns." journalism clru;s. It should not be was exerted. and that's what it's all about, and the limit imposed in the use of ------...!"!" ------.-.-c ... 0:1 occuring now. I don't care what The poem could not have had if a few people get shook, let photographs. In paperback it is the poem said or didn't say-no any "dirtier" words in it than them, but not at the EXPENSE of impossible to do any picture writer should have this kind of an those used by literally thousands another's freedom and liberty. stories in the "Life" style. axe hanging over his head. of respected poets beginning with That $50,000 lopped from the . My only question would be, MORE THAN Chaucer-or has he been thrown budget of the University coulrl go dear Bantam, why not sooner? Fran Reno, (,'lass of 1950 out too? I wrote a great many for things a lot more worthwhile poems while at the University and than the investigation of an Dear Editor: some of them had four letter PROF ADDED 'JUA institution which for many of us, Drive-Thru words in them, and they weren't at least, was the first introduction Dr. Gustave A. Efroymson has This is really a letter to the all "love'' either, Is it because we to higher education and the joined the UNM Department of Restaurant editor re: the Spring, 1969, issue were "veterans" and had been removal o.f bonds which stood in Mathematics and Statistics faculty of the New Mexico Alumnus-! 2000 BOOKS living in an environment where our way until we wandered across as an ass:atant professor. simply cannot believe the article the most famous four·]etter word the sheep-manured fields Dr. Efroymson comes here from A about the "Legislature to of them all was applied liberally in comprising the university grounds. Indiana University, where he was IN STOCK IMestigate the University.'' I every single sentence that we were Only, we didn't call it a member of that university's 1830 Lomas N.E. don't know if there is room for "excused"? No one thought of manure-and it was exactly what math section. He previously this letter in a future issue or not, hauling in the legislature then; it was, and smelled like it too. taught at the University of but as an ex-student who saw all they would have been booed That's about all I can say of this Massachusetts. Come In to a New Kind of Bookstore the "adjusting" that . was done roundly, as was one high so-called investigation by the Dr. Efroymson took his when the World War li veterallS university official when he legislature. It smells the same way. un:lergraduate degree and Ph.D. See Before You Bug r~turned to the campus, and after announced that he didn't see why frnm Harvard. He works living close to the disturbances at we were "all married and Most sincerely, pritlcipally in algebra and will You have probably received mailing from publishers of overstocked Berkeley, I .find it impossible to presenting such a housing problem Fran Reno teaci> <:alcUlus and algebra starting books. Befo~ you order by mail check, our stock. 'f'le .have '" vast think that the University of New to the university" anyway. He was in the Fall semester, selection of bcircaain titles in stock ana more commg •n everyday. Mexico, noted for its (I want to booed from the hall. say "liberal'', but that seems to I don't have to see the poem to have become a dirty word!) approve it . or disapprove it. anyway, its freedom of speech on Anyone writing anything that NEWS EDITOR Scott Sandlin the part of both faculty and reflects the time in which he lives students to have fallen into the is going to use a four letter or a 12 STAFF BOOK f;rap of raising all this hell over letter word if that serves the PHOTOGRAPHER Suzi Doran OPEN Tacos "gutte:r language introduced into purpose to get the message acroas, I o A.M. Tostodos and discussed by a freshman especially poet!\. COPY EDITOR Nancy Ann Staley Engliah class at UNM." DAILY Frijoles SHOP Can't Understand Burros Academic P'reedom ADVERTISING MANAGER David Balcer I wDI never. understand why the Chili· 2128 CENTRAL SJt This way lies the. noose around most hideboulld of moral critics burgers the neck ol academic freedom, ~" read a "dirty word" with a STAFF WRITERS Carolyn Babb, Cosey Churth, Bryan Drennan, lynn such as it is. One thing every one "clean mind" as long as t.be poet of us in the clllllll of 1950 has long been duat for lo, theGe Hud50n, Rob Polleyn inherited ~m t.be University was hundreds of years, and his. ,. ~ ' .. . -'...... ,_ " ~ Friday, July 25, 1969 Page4 N:EW :MEXICO LOBO Friday, July 25,1969 :NEW MEXICO LOBO Page5 Lobo Review Oh Golly, ~Dolly' Is Here Seminar Program Sets Up Courses By NANCY ANN STALEY The finest moments of the Tiffany's in Cenillo:> after the By CAROLYN BABB particularly concerning the nature social structure and conflict in the ' associate professor of political Priorities for enrollment in evening, however, were provided closing of "Dolly," and if his of creativity in his course. Spanish-American population of science will invite guest lecturers U.S.P. courses can be given to Opening night of ''Hello by the lesser characters. The performance as Ambrose is any The Undergraduate Seminar Students interested in the ideas, the state. The relationship of from the Albuquerque legal students officially enrolled in the Dolly!" at PJbuquerque Music waiters in the Harmonia Gardens measure, it should be worth the Program of UNM is offering for thought patterns, world view, and these cultures will be analy:zed community from time to time. honors program and to students Theatre, was a sparkling, exciting Restaurant drew spontaneous drive to Cerrillos to catch that the fall semester 15 lore of the hermetic, occult, or and the alternatives to social · - Enrollment for each course is who signed petitioi)S for courses e;x:perience for both the cast and applause from the delighted one. Moira MacFarlane, as one-credit-hour courses in a mystic sciences of the past may change explored. limited to 15 students. labeled "student-initiated." the audienci!. The capacity crowd audience with their routine. The Ambrose's fiancee Ermengarde, is variety of s11bjects ranging :from sign up for the student·initiated A student-initiated course Registration for courses in the Students may apply -for priority endured the heat and townspeople also brought laughter also fun, bawling her way through the occult sciences to sexual course, "The Occult Sciences." "Contemporary Israel and Undergraduate Seminar Program any time now. Priority must be uncomfortable ;;eats and was and smiles. A beautiful elderly the entire show. behavior. Taught by Donald Skabelund, · Kibbutz Settlement" will view (USP) will be at 8:30 a.m., claimed at 8:30 a.m., September 9 rewarded by a fine performance lady in the audience joined them In the Humanities area, art assistant professor of history, the some of the social, political, September 9, on a first come, first at the honors center. If not by everyone from Dolly to the in waving Dolly off at the Fine Performances professor Bainbridge Bunting will course will focus primarily on cultural, and economic factors served basis. The courses are open claimed at that time, priority townspeople. Yonkers station. The children in teach the architectural history of alchemy. influencing life in modern Israel. to all full-time undergraduates, cannot be held. Sue Mims, beautifltlly costumed the cast seemed to enjoy the show Fine performances are also the Rio Grande area. The course given by Don Furtivo as Rudolph "Computers in the Modern Students enrolled in the seminar, including freshmen. There are no as Dolly, is exasperatingly fine as as much as anyone and their will cover the primitive shelters of World," a non-technical survey of taught by Robert White, assistant prerequisites. Tex.tbook lists are the meddling matchmaker and enjoyment was contagious. (his number is a highlight of the the basket-makers and the early Patronize the show), Tanya Spit:zer as Ernestina, the nature and current uses of professor of secondary education, available at the U.S.P. office, in manhunter. Palmer Rose, as Finest Moments Pueblo Indians, architectural information-processing will actively share in investigation the honors center. LOBO Advertisers Dolly's target Horace Virginia Boatman as Mrs. Rose, development as seen' in some of Among the young people whose and Jack Hughes as the Judge. equipment, will be offered by of seminar topics through written Vllfladergelder, is superb. His lives Dolly arranges are two New Me:x:ico's cliff dwellings, and Arthur Houghton, professor of and oral analysis of the readings gravelly voice and fierce When you see this fine the contributions of the Spanish. real-life couples. Carmoline Grady production (it runs through mechanical engineering. and other materials, preparation ce-untenance make him an and her husband Bing portray the Rousseau and "The Good Man" Linguistics and logic will be of individual projects and e:xcellent match for the conniving Saturday) give special attention to will be studied in the course widow Molloy and thi:rty-three the fine work of the non-speaking emphasized. Computers in art, examination of current problems Dolly. year old Cornelius, who is presented by Patricia Murphy, music, library science, banking, in Israel as related to the seminar cast members. And don't fail to assistant professor of modern and deterrr..ined not to leave New enjoy the audience enjoying the linguistics, education, public discussions. York City until he has kissed a classical languages. The class will administration and modern design BRING THE CAMPUS show. The gestalt of the attempt to understand why girl. Both give fillle performances, evening-music, costumes, cast, are included, Today's Influence largest Selection Rousseau's questions and answers and their duet is one c,f the audience-is very special. What is the influence of today's *Poster Board about man, society and the happiest moments in the happy Oh yes, special thanks to Efrem 'HELLO DOLLY!': Carmoline Grady receives prasie for excellent Understanding Gained society on mores sunounding *Colored Papers show. pexformance in cur.rent Albuquerque Music Theatre production. universe served as a liberating To YouR MAII,BOX j Levi, who sent a sign. force in philosophy, political Humanities and social value systems of se:x:ual behavior *Tempera Color Kitty and Steve Comstock, as science-oriented students can gain and se:x:ual roles? The course *Spray Paint the ingenuous Minnie Fay and science, psychology, education and literature. an understanding of the nature of "Sexual Behavior: Attitudes and *Glitter Barnaby, are also e;x:cellent. Lobo Review environmental pollution, the Values" will be an exploration of Minnie 'Fay's starry-eyed naivete Dudley Wynn, professor of *Brushes English and director of the technology of pollution control, how an individual's attitudes are and mincing walk are guaranteed developed, acted upon and Discount Prices General Honors Program, will and the present status of pollution to bring a smile. abatement, in the course "Air and changed in relationship to role Subscribe to the paJ>er 15,000 stu lANGEll'S Jon Hill, as the gangly instruct two courses: "Joseph Water Pollution" offered by e;x:pectations of male or female. 2510 Central S.E. ~Jets' Roar at Civic Conrad and the Sociological dents read. You can have it sent adolescent Ambrose, is totally Calvin " Patterson, assistant Elizabeth Bear, assistant professor Across From Johnson Gym Imagination," and "Alienation to your home five days a week fun. He will play the title role in professor of civil engineering. in the College of Nursing, will during the academic year for just "The Perils of Paul Lean," at and Social Disorder: Some Plays Students who enroll in inst=ct the course dealing with of Harold Pinter." The first course $7.00. The Lobo, printed on cam Across Central "Creative Citywatching," taught the individual's responsibilities in pus, will bring you bright, first includes four novels which reveals by William Weismanrel, associate understanding himself as a political, sociological and hand reports of academic, polit from professor of architecture, will maturing human being in order to humanistic insights-:Heart of ical, social, and athletic events re Johnson Gym attempt to portray thil patterns make an informed choice of the Darkness, Victory, The Secret lated to The Univc~sity, Your !l-1!l·Sgss Agent, and Nostromo. Although and persistencies found in the sexual role he will assume. University. Pinter has been classified in the modern metropolis, using Tbe relationship between The Mall school of the absurd, Wynn said drawings, tape recorders, and poverty and the legal system in Student Publications he believes that larger meanings prose description. The course is the United States will be the UNM P.O. llox 20 may be discovered in his plays. intended to develop analytical and concern of the seminar "Law and University of New Mexico The second course will look first commu)lications skills of the Poverty." The manner in which Albuquerque, N.M. 87106 at the plays as plays and then at student, to introduce the city as the legal · system tends to Pipe Shop an art form and to contribute discriminate against the poor, what Pinter says about modern Note: The Mirage is available through this office too, understanding of the By CAROLYN BABB The leads are more than life and modern man, about attitudes of the poor regarding the The Yearbook has been placed on a subscription basis contemporary metropolis. law and legal institutions, the adequately supported, especially inanity, anomie, alienation, and sells for $9.00. 2262 Wyoming NE The Albuquerque Civic Light disorder, and even hope for ..Social Change in New character of legal representation by the Jets, who make the show Mexico," taught by Antonio of the poor, and the weaknesses Opera Association's cunent in the "Gee, Officer Krupke" mankind. Ugalde, assistant professor of of such representation are samples The Mall Shopping Center production of "West Side Story" number, led by Action, William sociology, will emphasize the of the topics. Harry Stumpf, is not only professional in quality, Beske, Jr. Lt. Schrank (Frank Relevance of God but is earning the standing Perrin) and Officer Krupke (Russ Makers of The relevance of God to the ovations a professional production Porter) could be even nastier, but HandMade common man in the 29th century Imported & Domestic Pipes, Tobacco & Cigars should. for his small role, Robert Secrest's will be examined through the Jay Harris, in his first attempt sensitive portrayal of Glad Hand, Indian Jewelry writings of seven contemporary at design, and direction of who pads around in his pure white theologians in the course, "The orchestra, chorus and staging, tennis shoes, is perfect. -oldtown- Our walk-in humidor Sample our Absent God: Some 20th CenturY brings the story of the conflict Theologians," instructed by between the Shark and Jet gangs m P opcejoy Hall keeps tobacco and cigars Pueblo Blend Tobacco Howard Tuttle, assistant professor realistically and symbollically to of philosophy. FRESH. at our tobacco bar. life. Harris provides real tensioll in The question of life on other the "rumble" scene, making use OPEN 11 to 11 worlds will be viewed from a of authentic switch-blade knives, scientific angle in a student Pipe Repair and his angle iron, transparent sets initiated course "Inte1ligent Life and the create the feeling of the cold, in the Universe." The class will harsh city of New York. It would LIVE A LITTLE discuss the size and structure of almost be worth the discontinuity the universe, life in the solar to let the audience watch the AT system, the probability of other Albuquerque Civic Light Opera Association skillfully performed scene solar systems, the possibility of changes. intelligent civili:zations other than The choreography by David brazier our own, contact with such Present Chave:z, who a!F.o plays a very . 2300 civilizations and the impact on convincing Bernardo, is Central SE 842-9270 (just across from Popejoy Hall) our own. David King, assistant imaginativP and intricate. professor of physics and Robert Spackeen and Shari Leonard Bernstein's Great Musical Hit astronomy will instruct, and no Lewi~, who were both seen in • UNM's productions of "The Old previous scientific knowledge will Maid and The Thief,"- and be assumed. ''Wondl'rlul Town" last semester Projects assigned in the course are e;x:cellent vocally as the lovers "Insights Into Vision" will be Tony and Maria, although a bit true uents in soaps, candles, aersols intended to release and make use stiff in the acting department. It is of the special talents of the candle wanderlond-28 colors, 81aper lengths student and may include scientific a pleasure not to have to strain unusual foreign and domeslic novelties through each solo and each kiss, experiments and/or the creation as in many amateur productiol1B. rug-knit-croehel of art objects. John Howarth, It is also refreshing to see real embroidery-crewel-tapestry associate professor of physics and asttonomy, will cover some enthusiasm in a love scene, even 60 yarn~ 1600 shades tltougb on cue. aspects of the physics, physiology, Story psychology and esthetics of West Side And Julie Archuleta Arvidson feathers-wdx-morblqs has ttuly captured the character vision, and some relations burlap-paints-chenille between science and fine arts, of Anita in song and dance. !:jald leal-dip glass-felt However she does need a special microphone in the prints-tissue-de toupage ontlquing-beads-slyrofoa'in "Tonight·Qunitet" scene, where .\ We feature I she must sing while taking _a stilcheroo and spr!~Clbok kits bubble bath five feet up in the air. exciting Armstrong and Aldrin had petites - :for the Fully Staged--Orchestra & Chorus their diamond in the sky. . . 'Sophisticated c&-ed - It was Columbia. Come by soort Friday & Saturday, July 25, 26-8:15 we think you Let if be yours ...... ~ will agree Sunday Matinee, July 27-2: 15
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And ... 1-lold It There, Coach Research Center in Quito, plaza faced by the presidential palace, is ''quite a distance from his w~y through college. Be Americans, Sackett said. LeRoy Aragon, J?abl; Antomo I Ecuador, will be directed this year received his bachelor's degree, _Seven t;rew Mexico Luce!o, Tucumcari; Mary Ann i s~udents By CHARLES WOOD looks now it's a four-team race. When you consider BYU, you by a young professor of Spanish our Andean Center. The center is have to remember their great majoring in Spanish at University With Spamsh surnames. th1s year Martmez and Raymond Mo~tez, There may not be a weak team in · ! already scheduled to give two in a suburban area of Quito and of California, Rive;side, in 1962 will receive "Spanish Santa Fe; M?'rtmez, WAC record." I there never have been any He~itage" Merc~d Legend has it the first structures the league this ¥ear." piano concerts and write a literary and earned his master's degree and grants from th~ U.S. Off1ce of Albuqu~rq~e; F:ranc1sco S1sneros,_ built at UNM were the basketball Ever since the WAC was King picks a pair of perennial I column while there. demonstrations in this area." powers in addition to several new doctorate at University of Arizona Health, Education and Welfare. Mountruna1r and Walter Valdez, gym and the parking lot. formed, league basketball coaches He is Dr. Theodore A. Sackett, Student Troubles in 1965 and 1966 respectively. The $7,945 will pay room and Wagon Mound. And judging from the capacity have held an annual meeting ones as his choices for this year's 29, who this summer is interim during the summer. One of the top teams nationally. "There's not chairman of the modern language The troubles in Guayaquil crowds the Lobo basketball team To Gi.ve Concerts draws to its spacious 15,000 seat meeting's yearly rituals included a much doubt about it," said King. department at UNM. involved two groups of students. arena tluoughout the winter, the coaches poll to decide the "UCLA .will be at the top along Sackett, and Dr. Robert El some in college and sorne in high Sackett said a staf;f member at ? ? legend is easy to believe. pre-season favorite. This summer, with North Carolina. I'd also have Norris, professor of history, will school, divided about demands the Andean Center ''already bas ? ? • ? • • • • But it was :recently dispelled however, the coaches to pick Notre Dame, South I be the only two faculty members that entrance examinations and booked me for two concerts, Carolina, Illinois, Arizona, ' ' ' ' when it was discovered that Coach discontinued the poll. "Probably from the Uni!;ed States on the other requirements be ea~~ed. probably piano recital stuff. I Bob King, the native of Gravity, the main reason for discontinuing Colorado, and New Mexico State I Andean Center staff. Some university students llided hope I can get back in practice If You Have a Problem Iowa, who brought big-time the poll," said King, "was because as well." Their chief concern so far has with high school protestors who soon enough!" basketball to town, didn't arrive after the first year, we were never This year's schedule includes been in assuring worried parents seized and occupied university Be also has been asked to right. It jw;t put the favorite two games apiece against Arizona that reports of New York Gov. buildings fo~ two months. contribute . a weekly column to Regarding Your Curriculum at UNM unti.11962. and the Aggies in addition to l Since that time, King has turned behind the eight ball." I Nelson Rockefeller's riotous Sackett and Norris said some the literary supplement of a Quito competing with Notre Dame; reception earlier this summer in university students, fearing they Sunday newspaper_ Sackett also UNM from a perennial doormat A:rWona and Utah Or Your Career •.• into a national power. He South Carolina, and Colorado Ecuador were exaggerated. Based would lose all academic credit for plans to study more extensively reincarnated the sport in "The general concensus of the during a pair of Christmas l on reports from the Andean the year with the university the life and works of Jorge Icaza, Albuquerque during his first coaches, though," King said, "was tournaments. I Center, Sackett and Norris said virtually shut down, finally tried generally rated the most eminent season when he posted the Lobos' Arizona and Utah. Arizona has When asked about this year's I the Rockefeller protest in Quito, to drive the invaders out. Ecuadorian writer. Icaza's works '· . Consult first winning season since 1952 the best personnel in the league schedule, King gives you the in which one bystander was killed, Federal troops were sent in and have been translated to a number with a team composed mainly of and Utah returns four starters. impression that it's about as easy I was not related to an intra-£tudent six persons were killed in the of languages and Sackett said ,midget and no-accounts. UTEP and BYD were mentioned as sticking your hand in a bag of battle in Guayaquil in which six ensuing fighting, the two UNM Icaza is emerging as a writer of During his seven-year tenure at too. U'l'EP, of course, returns all snakes. "It's the toughest in the persons died. profet>SOrs said. They said the international importance. COLLEGE CAREER UNM, King has run up an their starters and they've come up school's history by far," King "We had a great number of reports of sepamte and unrelate~ Sackett said UNM's Quito impressive 133·53 won·lost with this 6-7 Don Gibbs, a junior said. "It could be one of the letters of intent to enroll, by incidents at Quito and Guayaqwl campus· has produced very record. But like most coaches, college All-American from Iowa. toughest in the country." students, early this spring," somehow were combined and tangible academic and diplomatic COUNSELING SERVICE attributed to Rockefeller's visit. King, who also holds a masters .I Sackett said. "Then the results. Students are required to degree in psychology, wears out Rockefeller visit apparently With parents mostly reassured, know Spanish before they are NATE THE SKATE: Nate Archibald, one of the WAC's top offensive crying towels quicker than it takes prompted a lot of concern among Sackett said the center hopes to accepted at the center. 124 Washington SE 265-8288 stars will be back for UTEP, but so will Ron Becker, one of the great Apollo 11 to fly a mile, parents, stemming from Gov. attract about 50 UNM students The Spanisb·taught courses, defensive cage:rs. Both will push strongly for all·WAC honors, if not Rockefeller's reported troubles,'' who will spend a year in Ecuador, living wi~ Ecuadorian families, OFFICE HOURS BY APPOINTMENT concentrating their interests on !Ill· American. Will be Small Sackett said the scene of the and travel throughout the country history, sociology, anthropology, and other Latin American nations /ktrgherlt Company of 50/ Willam F. Christensen, Artis6c Director Friday, August 1-8:15 General Admission, Faculty &: Staff $1.50 Students $1.00 Reservations 277-3121 r ------~-~--,·-~---~-----·---- Friday, July 25,1969 NEW MEXICO LOBO Page 8 NE\N Engineering Totals Suffer Dive "Existing streets could carry very glamorous in ~tself. You MEXICO Society needs more engineers time there were 83 master degree problems-transportation and air notice when a rocket or a satellite graduates in engineering and no pollution. If everyone was twice the number of vehicles, and VoL 72 than ever before but national so on. But, people want to choose works, it's a triumph of science. If Ph.D.'s, required to drive compact, it doesn't, they call it an trends show fewer students four-cylinder cars, air pollution their own mobility. enrolling in colleges of engineering engineering failure. wouhi b~ cut way down every fall. Remained Constant "Engineering, too," he said, "is immediately: Develop Transit accused of lacking relevance. But Part of the problem may be a In 1954 UNM had 54 bachelor of science engineering graduates, "To ease traffic jams you could this, to me, is the poorest national backlash ag·ainst argument of all. Engineering is the technology, the computer age and There were 147 in 1965. Master's develop better mass transit. A degree graduates for the same Summer Lobo fleet of computer-controlled application of living technology. a growing sense of complexity, "The more complicated our coupled with protests from. all years totaled seven in 1954 and buses, to serve peak traffic areas 99 in 1965. However, in this CLASSIFIED such as the Northeast Heights society becomes the more ages at the evils of centralization. necessary it is that people control Engineers themselves must share period while total number of during rush hours, is feasible. engineering students rose, the ADVERTISING Push-hutton bus service is it-not become slaves to it. part of the blame, says Dr. "I think student activists have Richard C. Dove, dean of percentage of engineers among all RATES: ~1.00 for the first five possible. Designing the nuts and students declined. alerted many of us to very engineering at UNM. lines, 10¢ per additional lin.e. bolts of it is fairly simple. Dove said the engineering "But it will take a group effort pzessing, urgent human problems. "It's true that without autos enrollment has reli)l!lined only DEADLINE: Noon 'l.'uesday to support this sodologicai, The engiJJeer must take a more there'd be less air pollution," active role in supplying constant since 1965. TERMS: Cash political and engineering effort, Dove said. "But if a horse He sees the dwindling supply of just as it took some time to technological assistance, with replaced every auto, think of all future engineers as particularly develop mass support of public social awareness, in demonstrating the manpower you'd need for and clarifying his involvement . alarming since it .coincides with a 1) PERSONALS education in this country. sweeping our streets. growing demand for what the "One thing about engineering. with an often bewildering world," NEED RIDERS to share expe,.ses to L CANTERBURY CHAPE sunDRY 448 Ash N.E. Maid Servicer Linens Supplied. Sunday Services SfRVICt-s lO:OOA.M. Underground Parking 5:00P.M. Apartment Privacy and Convenience University Church Christian Student of Christ Center Without the Bother of Cooking and Cleaning University at Gold, S.E. 114 Girard N.E. 242-5794 265-4312 Sunday: Bible Study 9:30 a.m. Wed. 9:00 p.m: Equitable Contracts - . 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