Recycle This Paper snot.•. enough to help the feeble t.rt to support hi m after. ShakHpeilre ~~illJ EXPONENT Our 6ffh Year Volume 69, No. 33 An ASMSU Publication Bozeman, MT Tuesday, Feb. 28, 1978
Juarez hangs it up,
Montana State University is committee will be named to ficials said yesterday that looking for a new head revi ew the candidates. The recruit i ng efforts wo uld basketbal l coach . Rich position will be advertised for c ontinue despite Juarez 's Juarez, Bobcat coach for Iha 30 days. resignation . past four years , submitted his Juarez's teams compiled a Juarez previously was an resignation yesterday. 41 -62 won loss record during assistant coach to former his s tint as head coach . This Bobcat head coach Hank The 38-year-old Juarez Anderson . He succeeded made no other comment at season the 'Cats finished 10- Anderson as head coach in the time. His resignation will 16 overall , and 4-10 in Big Sky 1974. be effective April 15. play, resulting in a seventh One candidate for the job MSU will now begin a place finish in the final will be Jack Elmore, who is nationwide search for a new conference standings. currently Bobcat assistant head coach . A search Athletic department of- coach. no more slap and tickle ... Sexual reproduction obsolete
by Sue Setterquist continue. The basic human Genetic engineering may cloning procedure involves end human life as we now extracting a woman's egg and know it, author/activist Ted selecting the DNA material Howard said in a lecture at from it. This is combined with MSU last Thursday evening . a male cell and put back in a Howard, speaking in the women who will bear a SUB Ballroom, said that the "carbon copy" child of the amount of knowledge of cell source. human genetics has doubled Although a cloned human in the past two years. does not have a unique "We can now control our genetic i dentity, i t does have own evolution," he said . a mind of it's own. The latest advance in tall beer can technology? No, but Stan He told the audience of " The ultimate end of Jones looks at the latest in the world of suds on page five of approximately 60 students, genetic engineering will be today's Exponent. [photo by Howard] that w ithin the next 50 years , the ability to alter information normal sexual reproduction in the mind," he said. University Council ... may be totally replaced by Ho ward said that ex artificial procedures, utilizing periments on the pleasure sperm and egg banks. center and memory area of the brain are currently being 'Graduate assistant Human Clones conducted on rats and mice. " A 14-month-old human Leading scientists are tabled clone born through asexual proposing that a committee Ted Howard [photo by Steve wage proposal reproduction is alive, living in - ·select superior genes to be Hickman] by Rich Mecklenburg leadership, management and the United States," Howard used by couples who want a human embryos to reproduce The Un iversi•y Council representation . In . the said . baby. The oossibility of normal life in case nuclear !discussed recommendations questionnaire: Cloning is a process in nuclear war also affects war leaves us mutilated to a 1for graduate assistant wages •Professional ism is judged which a single cell is genetic engineering. Howard point where we can no longer and a proposed questionnaire by competency in the field, stimulated to divide, thereby predicted, "it may become reproduce normally." 1by which faculty may evalute contributions to the field and allowing identical traits to policy to establish healthy (Contlnueod to Page 7) ldepartment heads. Voting on teaching ability. the two proposals was •Leadership is graded !deferred from last Thursday's Water's going up ... according to effectiveness in 1meeting to the next meeting, presenting goals, and sen 1.March 9. of student faculty The Faculty Affairs sitivity needs and performances that Rate hike to cost MSU $70,000 'Committee p'tesented the inspire others to good per input. received the proposed water 'wage proposal which is in statements and public formances. by Rich Mecklenburg rate increase last Dec. 22. •tended to balance the alotted Peterson said the university with the city The increase is reportedly ' money for graduate assistant •Management is judged If the City Commission will meet in the a million .wages ($13 ,500) with hours according to the handling of gains approval from the commission sometime needed to finance future to discuss water treatment plant worked and credits carried. personnel , fiscal judgements utilities commission to raise unplanned dollar in federally As the proposal stands, and administrative respon water costs by a proposed 160 the impact the drastic which cannot be the money is assistants are limited to 16 sibilities. per cent, it could cost MSU crease would have on subsidized. The university. also needed to help build a ~ hours of work a week and 14 •An d representation is around $70 ,000 of un to pay credits. graded according to the budgeted funds, according to If the university has dam on the Bozeman Creek Committee J presented the department head's ability to the director of the physical the increase before the next and to improve the watar department head evaluation present departmental roles plant, Donald Peterson. bienium , Peterson specuated delivery system. qu estionn aire for approval. and individuals in the As of yet the commission that it might be necessary to The last water rate increase The questions fall within four department to the university has not voted on the proposal lay employes off work. for Bozeman came in the areas , professio nal ism , and community. and 1s waiting on impact The commissioners 1950s. SUBJECTIVELY~[¥)~£~0~@ Secrecy at City Hall
Recently, Center for the Publ ic Interest has initiated an effort to insure that Bozeman city government will fully implement Montana's constitutional and statutory provisions on governmental opennesss. It is important that residents of Montana understand what is at stake in the issue. The 1972 Montana Constitution provides that Montanas have the right to examine documents and to observe deliberations of state and local government; and that citizens have a right to participate before final decisions are made. Unfortunately, merely adding words to the state con stitution does not guarantee that past bureacuratic prac tices will change. Constant vigilance is necessary to insure that guaranteed rights become realities. Since its inception in 1975, Center for the Public Interest has worked to prod full implementation of these two crucial rights. We were finally successful in convincing the Governor that a state task force on citizen participation would lend the necessary governmental backing to the effort. Our basic point throughout this work has been that Montana -- the only state with constitutional provisions on the right to know and the right of participation -- could be leading the nation with innovative programs on govern mental openness and accountability. But we're not. Beginning in early 1977, our office received reports that not count towards the in Bozeman city officials were excluding the press from im Sigma-7 computer dividuals advancement. portant city deliberations on expansion of the sewage Quality profs Research , when forced , treatment plant ; that the. City Manager was maintaining a subtracts from the teaching file of confidential memoranda on important city affairs; can be used time of a quality instructor. that city officials were conducting important discussions at forced away When a high quality in obscure times and locations around the city; and so on . structor has to leave teaching Our office contacted the city manager to inquire whether 24 hours a day to do research , ii is not fair to Bozeman city officials were meeting the legal To the Editor: requirements the students. for governmental openness. We were assured that there was To the Editor: We are students who are
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1..... % • S~I W~EKDA VS F9R $6 ~~.. ~I 1Young-in-Age - Jr. High, High School, College .. I f·show 1977-1978 valid student ID card-buy full-day ski lift I 1ticket - $650 * I I Child 12 yrs.& younger-with adult I I buying full-day lift ticket-receive full-day lift ticket - FREElf-1 l Barbecued meats and seafood delights. ITARGHEE -total season snowfall at end of January - approx. 25 ft I Topped only by the Baron on Saturday nights! THE BEST KIND" So hurry on down urges that guy who cares , ITARGHEE . "A SK.I ENCOUNTER OF I who resides in the valley with the folks at Balr's. I I I Alta, WY. via Driggs, ID. 83422. (307) :153-2304 I !J!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~~~~~~~4'l~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~...... "li fM@!JJ EXPONENT February 28, 1978 would resign. member, Wade Sikorski told Media Board Director... Waylander and Jenkins the Exponent Monday that he charged in the resolution that will probably resign at the end • Espelin "has not demon- of the quarter. He said he no ... Applegate Espelin resigns un der fire strated an interest in her longer wants to participate in position as Media Board Media Board activities. (Continued from Page l) Director," and that she "has In other Senate business In all this, it should be kept ASMSU Media Board resolution calling for shown a lack of initiative and Thursday, a request for $676 in mind that state or local Director Nancy Espelin has Espelin's removal by ASMSU responsbility which has cost for the golf team was ap- governmental officials who agreed to resign her position President Taylor Brown . ASMSU in both quality of proved . A Finance Board are successfully sued for following last Thursday's Business Manager Gary Way- program and actual dollars." recommendation to transfer violating openness laws can ASMSU Senate meeting . lander and Vice President Tim Waylander said Friday that $50,000 from the ASMSU be forced to pay the legal fees Espelin's resignation, Jenkins co-sponsored the Espelin "just wasn 't doing the Operating Fund to the and court costs of the which will be effective at the resolution. job that she could have been ASMSU Operating Fund to prevailing party -- and they end of Winter Quarter, The resolution was with- doing." the ASMSU Reserve Fund also have to pay for their own followed the introduction of a drawn after Espelin said she Another Media Board also was approved. defense in any case. rhe t...... i money for these adventures is provided by the taxpayers. s to the Right to "lmow 'nd the Right of Participation. For example, the constitution directs that BE PREPARED!! "where the demand of in I Idividual privacy clearly ex I ceeds the merits of public I disclosure" governmental I I officials must protect an individual's right of privacy. I N.BC'S "BIG EVENT" MARCH 5 I Too, unnecessary public hearings can be costly and I I time-consuming. I I Some reasonable balance ~ ~ must be struck., If is not, however, the balance that I FEATURING THE NATIONAL LOVE, SEX i has been suggested by the ~ ~ Bozeman City Manager to date. His response to our i & MARRIAGE TEST i request to include the press in a meeting to discuss 95 openness in government was I On Sale Now $1 At The MSU-Bookstore I " no, they have ulterior motives." I ·:\re You a.., ~ood a 1nak I In the next few months, local government openness ARE YOU AS GOOD A MATE will become an increasingly i , ~~ ,t'. ;~1~i~~;';'.o~~~-~.. i important issue in Montana. As with all public issues, I by Rubin O rson AS YOU THINK YOU ARE? I however, it is ultimately the ~ Introduction by Dr Ray Fow ler ~ citizens of this state who j! C.. u cutn.1e: 01 r ~cJor of The A ~ r1c. a n Assoc1 af1on ~ must decide whether they will ~ of Mdrr 1nae ana.Fam'dy ~ !:j (OO n'>C ll'JrS !:j actually be accorded the access they are guaranteed by I Here's A Chance For You and Your Partner I the state constitution. I To Put Yourself To The Test and Compare I I Your Results With A Nationwide Survey. How I i Would You Answer These Questions? i i LOVE: How we 11 do you understand what a i I loving relationship between two I i people might be? 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"1 ~ ~"1 ~"1 ~.J 4 February 28, 1978 ~ EXPONENT figured it might as well be Another local oasis us." features a large sign behind "Hedda Gabler" the counter advertising the Boozin' with Billy The Billy beer distributed in "Carter Boys Lunch" for a tickets on sale Bozeman is brewed and dollar: a Billy beer and canned by the Cold Spring peanuts. "Haven 't been Mcfetridge said by J. William Degel by Stan Jones his Brewing Company, a small, selling many of those," the organization Reservations are now " I had this beer brewed up regarded Billy as private brewery in Cold barmaid observed. " In fact, "an opportunity to available for t~e first just for me," reads the in have a Spring, Minn. Despite Billy's I'm surprised we even stock little fun--we distributed Sho estring Theatre scription on the side of the it in claim that it is brewed up just Billy--the boss is a bib overalls and straw hats production of 1978. The box gaudy orange and blue can. "I for him , Billy beer is Republican ." the first week. It's really office opened at 8 a.m. think it's the best I ever just a produced at several such Our final interviewee on the Monday and will remain open unaffiliated regional subject of Billy beer was an el through the next two weeks. breweries around the country. erly habitue' of a bar in Since the theatre has a small We talked to a bartender on downtown Bozeman. "What seating capacity, theater West Main about his do you think of it?" we asked. goers are encouraged to make customers' reactions to Billy. "Well ," he said, " I would reservations as soon as " Everybody seems to want to say that Billy beer is a lot like possible. try it once," he told us, " but love in a canoe." If the tickets are sold out, one can is about al I they buy. " Love in a canoe?" we Pamela Jamruszka, director As soon as everybody sel Is echoed, pen at the ready. of the production "Hedda out what they got initially, " Yep ," he said with an evil Gabler", suggests the in there won't be any more cackle, "it's f-----g near dividuals place their names around. To me, it's about like water! " Buckhorn or Lone Star beer. " A great selection of HASH JEANS is available now at the Pant Tree. These excellent quality Jeans come in a variety JIM & JESSE of styles and sizes for good looks and fit. and the VIRGINIA BOYS Check out HASH JEANS and all the shirts and tops to go with them today! BLUEGRASS MUSIC ...... -:. LIVE - 2 BIG SHOWS f:_ ~~ the :=::= SUN., MARCH 5 - 4:00 p.m. & 7:00 p.m. ,.;"~ PANT TREE WILLSON AUDITORIUM Bozeman, Montana ClotJ1jngJor Guys 15-> Gals TICKETS AVAILABLE ONLY AT:===== Cactus Records Backporch Pickin' Parlor TICKETS: 101 West Main, Bozeman 321 E. Main, Bozeman, MT. 115 east main .566-6707 $3.!iO Advance or or (4061 587-9776 4 .00 at the door 124 No. Main, Livingston EXPONENT February 28, 191e Mortar Board WED., MARCH 1 AWS m eeting, 1 p .m .• Student lovnge in Herrick Hall. Tom Messick will be speak ing on career applications due placement and opportunities_ Evet"yone W in ... quality given to Upjohn Corporation ~ his as being a viable answer He called for caution ... genetic Oct. 6, 1977. to the problem . this field , stating, "There is {COnt1nued from Page 2) "Corporations will work for Cancer is a disease that potential for good but the Quality instruction should a profit, and as production may be cured through the potential for social abuse be the goal of an educational engineering increases more power will fall transfer of genetic material. outweighs the good." institution. Advancement into their hands, creating a " But, there is evidence that 70 He ddes not want research should be based on teaching CConllnued from Page l I highly concentrated to 90 percent of al I cancer is shut down but believes it ability not wholly on research Two thousand diseases economic power," stressed induced by the environment should not proceed at the rate published in some obscure could be cured through Howard , who sees grave we live in ," said Howard. New it is going now. journal. genet i c engineering problems in this. Jersey, a major chemical "We are the products of If an individual can't teach , research ," said Howard. manufacturing state, has the three billion years of he should be doing research . Today the federal government Philosophical Diiemma highest cancer rate in the evolution," said Howard. " Are If a person can teach , that funds research to find a "There is a philosophical United States and a new we smart enough to ar person is too valuable to be genetic connection to clash involving genetic chemical is developed every tificially change evolution?" forced to separate from the criminal behavior. engineering ," he pointed out. 20 minutes. " Maybe cleaning He said many concerned classroom. "There is massive corporate "We must look into ourselves up the environment would be scientists are refraining from Student evaluations of the interest funding in genetic and look at what we want to more practical solution," he this technology. instructor should have much engineering ," Howard said. do with our lives." concluded. Howard added, "Genetic consideration in evaluating an " It will soon be a billion-dollar "There is a world food "The problem with genetic engineering is a seductive indivudual for full industry." Corporations have distribution problem. General engineering is thing that can creep up on us professorship. the legal right to create forms Electric is working on how to philosophical," Howard said. one step at a time. With each We students feel we are of life in their laboratories, alter the stomach to allow "Where do we draw the line step we will justify eacti step being cheated. and sell them . The first people to I ive on hay and and who makes the until it goes so far that there • Don Collins, Biology patent on a form of life was wass. " Howard questioned decisions?" is no turning' back." professor, is a high quality instructor who is leaving, the classroom . Can students afford to lose him and others like him? We think not. This letter was received with 19 signatures. Space l imitation prevents listing them individually . . .. "Gabler" . (Cont inued from Page Sl on a waiting list. That way, tickets left each night due to no-shows will be available to those on the list. Jamruszka emphasizes the fact that all tickets are available on a first come, first serve basis. " Hedda Gabler" , by Henrik Ibsen, is the story of a 28- year-old woman who marries -not for love--but for con venience. Hedda is a strong willed woman who has no regard for anyone bu t ·herself -and the memory of her dead father. Jamruska feels that Ibsen was actually writing about himself when he wrote "Hedda Gabler." "I think Ibsen wrote this play almost as a sort of self-analysis. Aspects of his own character A SKI ENCOUNTER are evident in each of the three males. Together, the OF THE BEST KIND. qualities create the perfect man--especially when tempered by Hedda's own At Targhee, we measure our snow depth in feet, not inches. Our total snowfall personality," she said. to date is over 23 feet. That's more snow than any other resort in the Rockies. Individuals wishing to And powder conditions? Excellent. make reservations are en couraged to call the Theatre Our prices are great. too. Take advantage of one of Targhee's great Box Office at 994-3901 as now at Super Saver Rates. They start with 2 days skiing and soon as possible. mini-vacations, 1 nights lodging ... just $27 dollars per person double occupancy. And they're good any day of the week until March 16. Call our toll-free number today for more information. (800) 443·8146. Experience Targhee for yourself. MSU Student Discount Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday 3 South Tracy !Under the Emporium! Torghee Ski & Summer Resort. Dept M 587-5161 Alta. Wyoming Via Driggs, Idaho 83422 7 February 28, 1978 ~ EXPONENT sports week ... PE Complex opens for tours Poet to visit MSU The MSU Physical physical fitness by Dr. Bob Prize winning poet Steve State University. He received Education Complex and the Schwarzkopf on Thursday, Dobyns will be reading from an M.F.A. in Creative Writing Romney Gym will be open to March 2. Schwarzkopf' s his poetry this Thursday, from the University of Iowa the public for tours and lecture will begin at 7 : 00 p.m. March 2, at 8 p.m . in Room and has taught at demonstrations next in Room 317 of the SUB . 310 of the Student Union SUNY I Brockport and the Saturday, March 4, as part of Saturday's schedule at the Building. He will also hold an University of New Hampshire. National Physical Education gym includes dancing , with informal workshop earlier He has also worked as a and Sport Week. Rozan Pitcher at 1 : 00 p.m.; Thursday in SUB Room 302 reporter for the Detroit The MSU Health , PE , and fencing with Yvette Ficher at from 10 p.m .-noon. Both News. Steve Dobyns 1 :30 ; judo, with the MSU Recreation Club (HPER) is events are open to the public. His book of poems, He has also published two judo Club at 2: 00 ; and karate scheduling other activities A native of Orange, N.J., " Concurring Beasts," won the novels: " A Man of Little with the MSU Karate Club at during the week (March 1-7), Dobyns was educated at Lamont Award (1971) for the Evils" (1973) and "Saratoga 2:30. including a lecture on Shimer Colleqe and Wayne best collection by a new poet. Longshot" (1976). Dobyns published a second book of poetry " Griffon" in 1976 and currently teaches at the Iowa Writers Workshop. lllLIFE TO YOIR CAREER. No matter what career you're aiming for, ym/re after the best education you can get. To be highly competitive in the employment market place. You want motivation, management skills, self-discipline and the ability to get the job done. And that's what you get in Army ROTC - the very essence of leadership and management. You'll also get $100 a month for 20 months your last two years. 111 ARIY ROTC TOYOIR CIRRI Cl LI I. For details call: 994.4044 ARMY ROTC. THE TWO-YEAR PROGRAM. R February 28, 1978 ~ EXPONENT the advising function and to give a talk on why they week act " in the office." increase numbers of students happened to pick that par While participating in the entering non-traditional ticular job." workshop series, you are run Workshops recognize fields. One of the first thing!I they through an assortment of "The Project" is a series of do is run through diffe~nt exercises designed to bring Career-Life planning types of exercises designed about an awareness of your workshops, conducted once a to get you thinking about the attitudes and biases. Certain different lifestyles week for three (3) hours at a kind of job you may be in personal characteristics are time. The series goes on for terested in . You may say explored and talked about, MSU?" is one of many six (6) weeks, making it a total you'd like to go into a job to future male-female sex roles by Fran Morales sexist questions that is currently of 18 hours. They (students use your background In are brought up and and When the term "house being investigated by Dr. who sign up) meat in small secretarial science. Do you attitudes towards jobs roles are uncovered and husband" is men Peggy Lelterman-Stock, groups (five to six per group) enjoy working around people; do you mind being on the discussed. The object of it all tioned, what is your reaction? . assistant dean of students. under the leadership of an of the totem pole all is to make you aware of other Is it a positive one or a Leiterman-Stock, In con elder group facilitator. bott9m the time ; do you enjoy job options, the kinds of negative one? How do you junction with the Office of " We call it 'career-life running errands for other obstacles you may encounter feel when a male operator Student Affairs, is working on planning' because when you people? If not, maybe a (discouragement from answers the telephone, or a research projecf funded by choose a career, you job Is not for you. parents, friends, peers), how when you are prepared by a the Department of Health, inevitably pick out some kind secretarial" with the job comes a you feel, and what you want male nurse? What do you Education and Welfare. Some of lifestyle ... something not Along kind of lifestyle. An to do about it. think when you see a male of the objectives are: to many people stop to think certain reduce sexual biases and about, " explained Leiterman insurance salesperson, for This set of workshops is pass by who has just had a about stereotyping with regards to Stock. She then went on to example, will not go dashing run once a quarter and permanent? Or when you see to career choices by students say that "students are en about town with a stain on 70 students are allowed a guy decked out In jewelry . For participating In the project, to couraged to think about his-her clothing, or in a '68 participate in It at a time and carrying a purse? Are you the reduce sexual bias in heads of getting into a non-traditional Chevy which is on the verge more information on comfortable with it? Why or series, please departments, to reduce field. We have guest speakers of breaking down. You may spring quarter why not? contact the Office of Student we do about unconscious sexist behavior who are currently in non think " it's only a job," but it's "What can Affairs, or phone 994-2826. sexism in education here at of heads of departments in traditional fields come in and hard to leave a 40-hour-per- Flyers flock MSU BOOKSTORE Board of Directors MSU 's Arnold Air Society Meeting and Angel Flight received an Wednesday, March 8 award for the best area 12:00 Noon project at the Coeur D'Alene Conference Room ~BICBOY'S area conclave last weekend. Twenty-one Arnold Air and Visit The Angel Flight members at FRIENDLY TAVERN All Time Favorites tended the conclave, which For " Friendly Hour" lnclued groups from $1.00 Pitchers Washington, Idaho and Jackrabbit Lane-Belgrade Oregon. Nowonsale :,111II111111111111111lllll1111I11111111111111I111111111111111 ti' : Having trouble finding an all occasion gift with a personal : touch? One for that special member of your family? 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Babcock 587-2553 "Wouldn't you like to wake up to something beautiful Bozeman in your room? Stop in and see us at The Blue Sky Picture Stol'e." ... The Place That Serves You Right! 9 ~ EXPONENT February 28, 1978 Finberg breaks into thousand point club by Pat Kearney Thompson , Larry Chaney, Les has no chance to come close LEADING YEARLY SCORERS The Montana State Bobcats Curry and Jack Gillespie each to Chaney's feats but if he has J.A. "Cat" Thompson (1928) would just as soon forget getting 500 points in two a year like this past one he 629 their record this year of 10-16 different seasons. could become the second all J.A: " Cat" Thompson (1929) but few Bobcat followers will This past Saturday night time leading Bobcat scorer. 597 soon forget the outstanding Finberg , a junior from The second highest career Larry Chaney (1960) 592 year that Craig Finberg has Columbia Falls, scored his scorer right now is Jack CRAIG FINBERG (1978) 579 had in a Bobcat uniform. 1,000th career point in a Gillespie with 1,543. Les Curry (1950) 537 Finberg has dented his Bobcat uniform against Idaho Finberg also has one of the name solidly 1n the MSU CAREER SCORERS State. The game was stopped highest averages of all time at record books and it will and Finberg was given the MSU. His 22,4-point Larry Chaney 1956-60 2.034 probably be a long time average game ball by Max Wor 1s the highest by Jack Gillespie 1966-69 1,543 before another MSU player a Bobcat thington, a member of the since 1966 when Tom Storm J.A. " Cat" Thompson 1927-30 will come along to match 1,539 Golden Bobcats. averaged 23.6 points. Finberg's statistics for the Les Curry 1948-51 1,437 By scoring 1977-78 season. his 1 ,OOOth Finberg also had his name Kermit Young 1962-65 1,419 point Finberg joins Two weeks ago Finberg got 11 other printed in the top 1O of all Frank Ward 1927-30 1,413 former Bobcats who have 24 points against Weber time for a Bobcat for one Boyd DeTonancour 1944-48 State. The 24 points put scored 1 ,000. Finberg is the game when he got 37 points 1,365 first Bobcat Finberg over the 500 point to score 1,000 against Eastern Montana in John Bryant 1959-62 1,221 since Jack Gillespie plateau for a single season. It did the the KOA Classic. Joe McKethen 1949-52 1,219 was the 12th time a Bobcat trick in 1968. So although the Bobcats Don Rae 1962-65 1, 191 has scored 500 points in one The leader in all-time scoring record was sour this year, Tom Storm 1964-67 1,096 here at MSU Craig Finberg year. The feat has been done is Larry Chaney Finberg was indeed out CRAIG FINBERG 1975-78 by eight players with Cat with 2,034 points. Finberg standing to say the least. 1,011 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111'\111111111111111111• 10% OLD Circle K aids l!EE llOB.LD Heart Association The MSU Circle K Club is ON ANY :BELi assisting the Heart Association in its business PURCHASE 242 East Main drive this week. About 25 members of the '-ii:l~WITH THIS COUPON club, an affiliate of the Now Featuring Kiwanis International, will HOURS contact local merchants and Sicilian Pizza professionals on behalf of the Mon.-Thurs. by the Piece Gal latin County Heart 10:30-8:00 TO CALL IN YOUR ORDER COMPLETE Fri. & Sat . Association. 10:30-9 :00 PHONE 587-4100 Gallatin County Heart ,, , ~ .";,.. Now Open On Sundav Association Roy Cattrell said PHOTOGRAPHIC ...... ~ ....~ ...... -1 ...... that the goal this year for the drive in the county is $7,000. "We are very grateful for the assistance of the Circle K ~~ SBBVICBS ~ Club in our fund-raising •24 HR . EXTACHROME PROCESSll\JG Little John's efforts," he said. The business drive will •GRAPHIC ARTS · KODALITHS, HALFTONES, PMT WORK continue through March 4. •BLACK & WHITE CUSTOM PROCESSING Come down and get acquainted The residential drive, which •Resume photos began Feb. 19 is still un at LITTLE JOHN'S! derway. Cattrell said that if a volunteer calls a residence DANCING and there is no answer, then a packet which includes a self POOL & GAMES addressed envelope will be Wed.-Sat. Disco left at the residence so that 515 W. Aspen Starmg at 9:00 the resident will still have a chance to make a donation to the drive. Behind Village Inn on North 7th. Contributions made to the Heart Association are tax deductible, whether they are from an individual or a business . ... wrestling (Continued fT"om Paoe 12) next week's Big Sky Tour nament. AKES Before Anderson 's win the Cats' 158-pounder Dave ·~~for all Hanson won on a forfeit. After Anderson's win, MSU's occasions Bill Romine won the 177- pound match by pinning the BY Bengals' Frank Charlton in SUSAN VAN OESSEL 4.06. This weekend the Bobcat grapplers go to Ogden , Utah, Personal Touch/Decorating Call 587-7474 to wrestle n the Big Sky 10 Conference Tournament. ~ EXPONENT February 28, 1978 Student lobby drafts bylaws ... record runs The Montana Student Jim Rice. state legislature, and pay the (Continued from Page 12) The Bobcats ran the race in Lobby (MSL) drafted per The steering committee of person's printing, advertising in the 3-mile run with a time 10 : 23 .4 which placed the manent bylaws at a meeting the MSL consists of the six and expense account costs. of 14 :17.3. This mark broke Bobcats fifth. at the Montana Tech Student student body presidents, and Jn the past a lobbyist has the previous record by 12 MSU coach Rob Stark was Union Building in Butte eight student representatives, proved to be an effective voice seconds. The time was good pleased by the pa.rformances yesterday. The bylaws , ac two from each university and of student concerns, ac enough to place Bishop ninth of his long distance runners. cording to Student Senator one from the four other cording to Thomas. The stu in the race. The race was won "This meet will improve our Fred Thomas, "should allow divisons. The. voting system dent lobby has brought in by Kip Sirma from UTEP with performance in the future due the MSL to become a con is weighted, with the two creased revenues to higher a time of 13:27. to the high level of com tinual effort". universities exercising three education . It wall instru petition here," said Stark. The meeting was attended votes and the other divisions mental in passing the state Vic Pipinich set a new Stark added that there were school mark in his specialty, by the student president of counting two each . law requiring a student five NCAA champions the 1,000-yard run . Pipinich each of the six divisions of ASMSU pays the student representative to sit on competing in the meet. the university system, and lobby 3550 dollars, which faculty collective bargaining finished eighth in the race With their indoor season representatives from student makes up 39 per cent of the councils. with a time of 2:18.3 to break now over the Bobcat legislative bodies of each total funding for the lobby. The students also his old school mark by just tracksters will not compete school. Representatives from This costs each student about discussed the significance of over a second. again until March 18 when MSU included Taylor Brown, 36 cents. the six mill levy, and how to The other MSU record was they will travel to Rexberg , , president, Thomas, Bob This money goes to finance improve its chances for in the distance medley relay. Idaho. to face Ricks Colleoe. Nansel, Norma Kay Starr, and a full time lobbyist at the passage. AFTER S BIG WEEKS IN BOZEMAN 'THE GOODBYE GIRL' ENDS THURSDAY ACADEMY AWARD NOMINEE ROBERT PRESTON .. ·a.,Ed- ~bywnTER BEUSTED1 ""°'*by DlVID lllWCI °""9dby lllCBllL IITCBIE United Altlsts 7:20 & 9:30 February 28, 1978 finale for Juarez ... Bobcats end season with split by Pat Kearney points with just over two and Montana State won their The Montana State men's minutes when the Bobcats' fourth conference game of the basketball team closed out Rod Smith was fouled. MSU year. their season over the weekend coach Rich Juarez took Smith Saturday night found the by splitting a pair of Big Sky out of the game because Cats coming up against a too Conference games in the Smith hit the floor hard when talented Idaho State team MSU Fieldhouse. On Friday he was fouled. which won the game going night the Bobcats got by Duey Kautzmenn was put in away, 90-72. Boise State 78-76 but for Smith and made both free The Bengals from Pocatello Saturday night found the Cats throws. Kautzmenn is a 76 per pulled out from a three-point coming out on the short end cent free-throw shooter over lead at halftime at 48-45 to an of the score against Idaho the year while Smith hits only eight-point spread at 57-49 State, 90-72. 59 per cent from the charity with just over 15 minutes to Friday night the Broncos line. Just seconds after go in the game. from Boise State could not Kautzmann 's two free throws The Bobcats fought back to have their own score keeper Smith was given the okay to cut the Idaho State lead down tallying up the points and It come back into the game to six points but the Bengals proved costly as they fell to when he showed he was not came back to take a com MSU , 78-76. seriously hurt. fortable lead at 70-57 with just In their first meeting in Boise State coach Bus over 11 minutes left in the Boise the score keeper gave Connor vehemently protested game. The Bengals breezed the Broncos two points on a but, like Juarez had found out home the rest of the game for Montana State basket which earlier this year in Boise, the a 90-72 win. was a key element in Boise protest was to no avail. The Bengals got two State's 86-84 win . Boise State came back outstanding performances The first half looked like from the six-point deficit at from their big offensive Boise State would not need 73-67 to cut the Bobcat lead weapons: 6-10 senior center The MSU Catwomen ended their home season on a their faithful scorekeeper down to 77-76 with 29 Jeff Cook and guard winning note, 66-59, over the University of Montana. because they jumped out and seconds left in the game. Lawrence Butler. Cook got 28 had the lead the whole first Then Danny Jones of Boise points while Butler was close half. The Broncos were up by State stole the bal I and drove behind with 26 . nine points at 31-22 with 4: 04 down for an easy bunny lay Although Cook and Butler Wrestlers leave left in the first half but the up. Jones, however, must be had big scoring nights the Bobcats cut the Bronco lead watching too much television night belonged to the Bob down to 37-33 at half. bal I because he tried to do a cats' outstanding score mats in defeat Boi se State started to build slam dunk and completely machine Craig Finberg. its lead back up at the start of blew the lay up. Finberg did not score as by Pat Kearney decisioned the Bobcats' DavE the second half to 55-47 with Boise State was forced to many points as either Cook or The Montana State Torchia, 5-2. just over 14 minutes left in the foul and they picked on fresh Butler, getting only 21 points, wrestling team finished out contest. The Bobcats caught man Lance Freeman. but the two points Finberg The Bobcat wrestlers their regular season last fire and over the next four and Freeman was up for the scored with 3 : 24 left may be fought back from the 21-3 Saturday by dropping a duel one-half minutes outscored occasion and made one of the biggest two points of his deficit led by their only meet to Idaho State, 27-16, in Boise State 13-2 to take a 60- tw.o free throws to give MSU a basketball career . Those senior, Bruce Anderson. the Fieldhouse. 57 lead. two-point lead . The Broncos points gave Finberg 1,000 Montana State had trailed Anderson' scored a 12-7 win The Bobcats led by four could not get off another shot points for his career at MSU . 21-3 but got three wins in the over Idaho State' s 167- middle weight classes to cut pounder Dave Pacheco . the Idaho State lead down to Pacheco was undefeated 21-18 with only two matches - opponent's lntramurals---- against Big Sky left. going into Saturday's match. SWIM MEET - March 1 come into 301 Romney Gym representative or a game loss The Bengals from Pocatello It was the first time Anderson At 6:30 p.m., MSU In· to register before Feb. 28. will be added to the win-loss won the last two matches has wrestled at 167 pounds. tramural swimmers will record. Note the room is when ISU 's 190-pounder Tori Anderson moved up from his compete at the Health & PE CO-ED Badminton changed to 104 Romney Gym Shaver decisioned MSU's normal 158-pound bracket to Complex pool in a men's and Mixed doubles competition from 105 Reid Hall. Steve Goetz, 8-5, and Bengal and get a better seating in try will be held March 4 in co-ed Heavyweight Jesse Ponce women's swim meet. (Continued to Page 10) Students will compete in the badminton. Competition will Money --- Money --- Come get following events in this or begin at 9 a.m. in the North your Money der: Gym of t he Health & PE Men and women basketball Tra ck team blanked 100 yd medley relay Complex. All interested managers, please pick up 100 yd freestyle mixed doubles partners, your forfeit fees in 301 100 yd breaststroke please sign up in 301 Romney Romney Gym. despite record runs 100 yd backstroke Gym . 100 yd individual medley WATER BAS K ETBALL by Pa,! Kearney Big Sky Conference com· 50 yd butterfly CO-ED BASKETBALL MANAGERS The Montana State men's peted in the Region 7 meet diving Co-ed basketball began All managers whose track team may not have with the powerful UTEP team 50 yd freestyle game play Feb. 22 with four teams have a chance at the scored any points in the easily winning the meet with 50 yd breaststroke leagues competing two water basketball play-offs, Regional 7 Indoor track meet 166 points. Second place 50 yd backstroke nights a week. Three men and please attend a meeting held in the Minidome but went to Brigham Young with 25 yd butterfly three women compose a March 3 at noon in 104 when you go up against the 111 points. 100 yd freestyle relay team, with two players Romney. likes of the University of The MSU thincladders did 200 yd mixed free relay positioned as guards, two as Texas-El Paso not too many manage to break three school ALL swimmers are en forwards and two as rovers. ALPINE RACE teams will score points ex records . couraged to sign up for one All managers must attend a Ski race results ----- see cept the men from Texas . Distance runner Steve relay and three individual meeting at 5 :30 p.m. March who MSU 's " Phil Mayhre" and Teams from the Western Bi shop 9et a new school mark events. Please do not sign up 2. If the manager can't be "Cindy Nelson" are in the Athlet ic Conference and the (Conrlnued 10 Page 11> for consecutive races, and present, please have a team next issue of the paper.