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New Mexico Lobo, Volume 072, No 148, 7/25/1969. University of New Mexico UNM Digital Repository 1969 The aiD ly Lobo 1961 - 1970 7-25-1969 New Mexico Lobo, Volume 072, No 148, 7/25/ 1969 University of New Mexico Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/daily_lobo_1969 Recommended Citation University of New Mexico. "New Mexico Lobo, Volume 072, No 148, 7/25/1969." 72, 148 (1969). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/daily_lobo_1969/83 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 analyzation of high-grade solar RESEARCH SCHEDULED Forty-five Students Participating ___ ...____ _,l 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.
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