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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the The aiD ly Lobo 1951 - 1960 at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in 1953 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. EW.. EXIcoLoBO Vol. LV . Albuquerque, New Mexico, ,Thu):,sday,February 5, 1953 No. 46 Student' Co,uncil Faces Budget Discussion Committees, Reports, '. FiliSenatel Slate 'T oday Athletic Board Ruling Cesare Siepi Close Needy Students Get Mesa Vista Dorm Changes Improbable; On the Standby Plan To Finest Splendor Benefit from funds To Hold Elections Group Will Talk Over Awaited by Senators In C~~~!~~~:cert ''!rt!.;~~. ~O~=~:ill hold U/s Parking Dilemma The Student Senate will have a itssemestel' el.ections and vote on Lobo Music Editor Gathered by' WSSF, ' The perennial squabble over 01'­ full agenda at its meeting this aft- ' . WSSF, WOl'ld Student Service the ratifiCation of their new consti- ganizational funds is expected to el'noon, according to Pl'esident Cesare Siepi, leading basso Fund, will begin its annual drive for tution within the next three weeks. begin today on campus as the Stu­ Mickey Toppino. of the Metropolitan Opera As- finances on University campuses Voting for the ratification of the dent Council will commence the Top business for the legislative sociation, ,. brought Albuquer- throughout the countL'y Mar. 9. The new constitution will be held on second semester's sessions confront­ body will be a report on the faculty organization, the American branch Feb. 5. On Feb. 12 the voting will Athletic Committee's l'eaction to a que music listeners an unfor- of World UniVersity Service, WUS, shift to the election of a new dorm ed by two major problems. letter from the Senate. The letter getable evening of near super- which, is necessary to give service president. Wing presidents will be Student Body President Al Ut­ included a request that the commit- lative splendor on :Monday, Feb. 2, to students throughout the world. elected on Feb. 19. ton said yesterday that he expects tee consider readmitting student at Carlisle gym.Siepi, accompanied This service is rendered to stu- Anyone desiring to run fOl' any the Council will vote to send out members next year and un.til that by Leo Taubman, appeared under dents of all countries by various of these offices should contact G. lettel's to the various organizations time pel'mitting the standby stu- the auspices of the Community programs. In Delhi, India, students Lee Armstrong to obtain petition on campus requesting funds to be dent Athletic Council to sit in on Concert Association in the fiftH' are aided through co-op housingcen- blanks. . allocated from Activity Tickets. all" meeting of the faculty group concert. of the current esason. tel's. At present, the WUS needs He said that he will appoint a with full discussion privileges. Siepi, a native of Milan, where money to build a permanent hostel committee, headed by Council The Senate also expects to ask he made his operatic debut at the for students who are now living in Treasurer Chuck Koskovich, to as­ that four instead of the present age of 18, went on to become a tents while they attend classes. lobos Will Be Rallied say the replies received by the three be the number of students leading stal' with the famed La Another phase of the organiza­ groups. Definite action on the bud.. placed on the Campus Improvement Scala Opera Company befol'e com- tion's service program is medical get will probably not o'ccur for'sev­ Committee. ing to America for his initial con- care. Funds are needed for medical For long Road Trip eral weelcs. This would l'aise the l'atio to six cert appearance under the dh'ection· attention to students. From Tokyo, The ringing of the bell in the FeW alterations in this set-up are faculty members to four student of Arturo Toscanini. The young WUS officials report that the tu­ Administration building at 7:30 to­ . expected, Utton said, but" the pro­ members. Students now on the com- basso was heard in the Met's open- berculosis rate among Japanese' morrow morning will begin the minent hold-up in action will spl'ing mittee al'e Edna Christiensen, Bill ing performance of the 1950-51 students is increasing and Japanese sendoff l'ally for the' UNM basket­ from the lack of immediacy on the Chavez and Kaiser Michaels. Cha- season singing the role of King fl universities cannot give the neces­ ball team. part of the groups to respond. ,. vez is expected to l'esign from his Philip of Spain in Verdi's "Don sary medical attention. The inter­ The Lobos will leave at 7:45 for The. 1953-54 budget, eventually post, making the appointment of a Carlo." He was proclaimed an im- national work camp there is now a tour in the northem section of passed 'by the Council, will then go successor necessary during the mediate success by critics and audi- building a WUS sanatorium for the conference. The Lobos first op­ to the Senate for ratification. If 'II ' course of today's business. ence alike. these students. ponent will be Utah State college changes are made by the Senate, the A l'eport on the possibility of es- Siepi's program here opened with In Madras, India, the WUS sel'V- at Logan, Utah, Feb. 7, and Feb. revised version will go back to the tablishing a university radio sta- a group of songs from the Italian ice is beginning a series of medical 9 they will play Montan~ Univer­ Council. They will, in tum, ratifY' tion is slated to be given by Gal'y Baroue composers Stradella and . shown the majority of students in­ sity at Missoula. or reject the changes. The final re­ Beals, chairman of a committee ap- 'Bononcini followed by three Ger- spected to be.ill. Money is n'eeded The cheerleaders plus pal·t of the vision will be put before the stu­ pointed to advise the Senate of the man Liedel' selections from the pen quickly to give simple medical band will be ort hand for the rally. dents at the general student body problems and feasability of estab- of Schubert" and the aria, "Ella treatment to these students, which, There will also be musical enter­ election in April. lishing such a venture. giammai m'amo" from Verdi's "Don if neglected for another year, may tainment. The second paramount task is tlie Toppino said that ol'iginally the Carlo." During the intermission necessitate costly drugs and hospi­ The Wolf~ack is now. tied for alleviation of the stagnant parking plan appeared too expensive, but Taubman was heard performing a tal care. third place In the conference. By problem. A reassessment of the Beal's committee bas ~unco:vered group of Gh()pin. w.a1t~es,.DeblU:SY'~; The~WUS and its.. American winning bOth of their gables in the situation is contemplated at today's possible ways to arrive at -3, -radio "Clair de lune," and "Cordoba" by bl'anch, WSSF, are presently en­ north they will be firmly planted meeting in the Council room of the station, owned and operated by stu- Lecouna. The second half of the gaged in I'aising sufficient money to in third place. dents. without prohibitive costs. program was devoted to selections take care of these and other services SUB. The Senate Rules committee is from the 19th century French com- such as books and equipment for Members of the Campus Improve­ expected to report on a plan to es- posel'S, Faure, Bruneau,'D'lndy and schools that lack even the basic es­ CulfuralOfferings ment committee are expected to tablish uniform rules :for the elec- a series of modern songs of War- sentials; emergency food and cloth­ give an up-t~*date report on what tion of campus queens. lock and Chandler. Siepi closed the ing in areas where disasters have has been accomplished in the situa­ The legislators will also heal' progl'am with the majestic aria 110 put students .. out of housing and Sfudied by Group tion. from Gloria Chavez on the placing tu Palermo/' from Verdi'S "I Vespri without sufficient food; WUS can­ The prospective calendar for the. After hearing the report, the '. of pencil sharpeners in Mitchell Siciliani." teens where students of various na­ Univel'sity Program Series was dis­ Council today expects to set up a Hall and will appoint a committee It may be said with sincere ver- tions can get together and come to cussed. at the meeting of the CuI­ program of action on the situation. . to study the budget for next year. acity that Cesare Siepi is a basso an understanding of each other. tUl'al Committee Tuesday. Solutions heretofore have been ef­ Toppino asked senators to ar- chantante of the foremost l'ank WUS has bl'anches in many coun- Dr. Sherman Smith headed the fects. The Senate came up with a range their credentials wi·th Miss amongst present day singers. His tries that aloe engaged in the same meeting and announced several detailed plan for allaying the criti­ Elder in the Personnel Office and is a voice replete with sonorous fund-raising campaign. There are possible programs for the coming cal situation, but it was rejected by , have them correct so that they may coloration, possessing exceptional bl'anches in Britain, Denmark, Fin­ year. the Campus imploovement commit­ qualify fOl' entrance under the new flexibility, coupled with a euphoni- land. Holland, Sweden and other Committees were appointed for tee, headed by Dr. Howard Dittmer. credentials rules that the Senate ous tonicity throughout the greater countlies. the four remaining programs in Utton said that due to the resigna~ set up last semester. In. this way. part of his vocal compass. ______the series this spring. Lee Langan tion of Bill Chavez he would have he hopes to avoid confusion and Full-bo,died, deeply rounded tones 5 P',II Ro·llers Get· Sops will head the ticket committee and to appoint a new member to the wasted effort, were richly abundant in the well- the special committee for publiciz­ group. . balanced progl'am which gave more For Semester of Study· ing the events among fraternities The Senate plan called for diag. than ample opportunity to make and sororities. onal parking on Terrace S.E. and Thirty Men Qualify manifest the refined texture of' Five UNM pharmacy students Other publicity wlllbe handled Comell S.E,. which would allegedly Siepi's voice. Conspicuously absent have been awal'ded scholarships for by Ellen Hill, Doug Grant, and Pat throw open 165 additional pal'king were any vocal apetures in the up- the present semester, College of Davis. Herb Nations and Bruce spaces. Terrace would become the For NROTC Honors per middle register where certairt Pharmaey Dean E. L. Cataline dis­ Johnson will take charge of the main entrancE! to the campus and Colonel Nelson K, Brown, Profes­ tones are weak and wanting in closed today, door, and Joe Brower and Pat Dayis the Administration bldg.; and cars SOl~ of Naval Science, has. announced many basso voices. Only in the high The students are DuaneL. AI­ comprise the reception committee. would be able to exit on Yale or the NROTG honor roll for last register was there, any detectable dous, Minette Hall, Edgar L. Hunt, University. " semester. strain with concomitant tonal dilu- William S. Seese, Charles Clouthier, The plan would double the num.. Those on the honor roll included tion and then not to an unpleasing Robert Rickelton. and Helen Shirley UNM Gets AlA Chapter bel' of cars which can be parked N. C. Sorrell, C. E. Smith, D. U. extent. Ward. A charter £01' a student chapter of along Cornell within a block and a Davidson, R. C. Hyland, R. A. Brett, The singer and accompanist col- Rickelton and Miss Ward were the American Institute of Archi­ half from the classroom building­ J. Clatworthy, E. L. Cottingham, J. labOl'ated admit'ably on the Schu- l'ecipients of the $50 Pharmacy tects has been received at .. UNM, Mitchell hall. 1 H. Slate, J. M. Drabelle, J. B. Hous­ bel't, 4 Del' Wandel'er" to unfold Freshman scholal'ships. while the Prof. John J. Reimerich, depart.. Also on the Courtcil agenda is a ley,D. W. Matthews, R. E.Ransom, with deep feeling thespil'it of others wel'e presented a' check for ment chairman,. announced today. discussion of approval of the char­ W. J. Schnedar, N. S. Thayer, H. V. . haunting, ahrtostunutterable loveli- $40 each from the America}l> Foun­ This is the fil'st time the local chap­ ter of the Student Publications Letkemann, R. P. Nystedt.L. Aston, nesS inherent in the text and n1.usic. dation for Pharmaceutical Educa- ter has had official l'ecognition by Board. The passage of theconstitu­ R. E. Lingle,J. H. Morrisort, J. L. (Contirtued on page 2) tion Scholars. the national AlA. tion in dispute refers to the control Gl'ay,D. F. Wallace, J1·. j W. B. Ca­ of the students oVer their publica.. ton, O. M. Lee, Jr., R.L. Chatten, tions. S. G. Chumley, E. Parker ,Jr., R. . The clause reads, "This delegated Wertheim, R. M.Pl'opper, D. A. San­ control is· specifically vested in the chez, and J. F. Weber. Wri~er Longs for Some Machiavellian Politics Board and thus constitutes the stu­ To be selected for the honor roll . dertt Publications 'Boal'd as the pub- a NROTd student must have aB By Ed Lahart myself lmown'll is not the least of limelight. On the other hand, be­ lisher of these student publica- average fOl' cont'ses taken during Lobo Political Rel)()rter the questions the college student cause of that samecornpetition such tions." . the semestel' artd a B in naval asks himself at rather l'egular inter­ Ilunknowns" rarely make. lastirtg The argument arises from the aptitude. "Ez to my principles, I glory vals. lUarks. On the . contrary; they are dispute whethel' the publications Inhevin' nothln' 0' the sort; Let's analyze the situation. eliminated by the Iioid stand-bys" board, pel' set is the publisher of I ain't a whig, I ait.'t a tOl'Y, . One of the iasteSt ways to become who are always good fOl' a stOl'Y. the Lobo. and Mirage, 01' whether TICF To Host Speaker 1'11'1. jest a candel'date, in short.u known is through campus activities. Why does one succeed artd. the the a'ssocinted stUdents of the urti­ The Lobo Inter-Varsity Christian Ah £01' the good old cloak*and­ Since. studentgovernmel1t is the other fail? Because there is some­ versity (ft New Mexico, as an entity, Fellowship will feat1.11'ea local busi­ dagger nlen, for the busy little men very hub of those activities, what thing novel or distinct· about the is the publisher. .. neSS! man, JoesMason, in a discus­ with their tl'unkfuls of intdgues. could be better than to get into cam~ successful one. . The constitution provides. for. a sion on liThe Secret of Life." After This c~lUpUS is facirtg a plight. pus politics? Continuing along. this line of Publications Board, vested with the the discussion,. questions .. will be Within three mOl1ths another Coun .. Following that Hne of thought, thought, what could be more novel powers of a publisher; to control asked and officers elected. The meet­ cil election will be held and, as of what is the· medi.um by which most or distinct than an honest-to-good~ publications. The Student CoUrtcn ing will be held Friday at 7 :30 p.m. ,this late date, not one bona fide campus politiCOS becon1e l~rtown to ness clonk-and-dagger man? . appoints the student members. of inMH 112. . ". Machiavellian has entered upon the the g'l'eat llU1SSCS of the laity, i.e., Think of how the innocent (1) lit­ the Boal'd. Thel'eare five student scene of actiort. the other students? tIc co-cds will thrill and point to you members and three faculty mem­ A good cloak-and-dagger man is As it is still a commonly held be­ as yoU enter the SUB, you lucky bers. UNM Groups Get Invite the mark of a good campus. The lief (though nothing is curtain) culpl'it. And how the other males UNM :fraternities and sororities more of them it possesses, the higher that most college studertts l'ead, then will stand back and envy ;you, you and the UNM Band haY'e been jn~ . is its ra.ting in the National Asso­ it would seem that the college news­ nefadous one. Canterbury Club Meets vited to participate in Uie Truth 01' ciation of Machiavellianistic' Cam­ paper would be the bMt medium. YOUr name wil1 be on, the lips of Consequences Annual Fiesta April nuses (NAMC). Now, in the marketplace of news 4 eVeryone at the Lobo office. Artd canterbury club will meet at (1':30 3. The fiesta is held in connection - All this ties in with a.nother point. there is always a competition among with the ever-threatening sholtage p.m •. Sunday in the classrooms at , with the Ralph Edwal'ds Tl'uth 01' Is there anything more dear to a personalities. As . n i'egult of of Bibler cartoons, your fame will 484 North Ash st. Anyone. inter­ Consequences broadcast held thet'e college stUdent's eyes than the sight this competition, uunknowns" !:lOme .. be assured. ested in (lhurch hist6ry is invited of his oWn name? "Row can I get times lUanage to slip bl'iefl;y into the The line forms to the right. to attend the meeting. each year. . 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'-' B.A. Dean's ,Breakfast The Role of Religion Cesare Siepi The Social Whirligig. • • (Colltim\od from Pllgjl U At Leonard's Sunday, 30 Women Pick Up Bids far SevenSararities Does religion effect the lives of college stu- Paradoxically, the success of this series will Tllll S}U.lIW u\Qlodto beauty of the The Dean's Breakfast for all busi­ By Pat Davis Firth Mcl)owell, Caldwell, Idaho; . Albuquerque; Mary Hugh Arnold, dents? . depend,. in part, on the very thing we have Aeilla PO(}lUS "Das Fischel'mali· ness administration and business Bright new pledge l'ibbons adorn Marian McGinnis, Albuquerque; . assumed to exiat from the beginning-peJ.'$Ollnl chen" and "bQl' Musonsolm" in­ education students and their wives, 36 sweaters on camplIS today as the Houston, Texas; and Claire Faul· The attitudes toward this questioli will as­ Sally Pfeiffer, Corona, Sheila Skin­ stick, ElmhUrst, l11inois. Sociol Picture: Rolly, Donees, Pinnings sume from the outset an air of prejudice on the prejudices. If we can set aside our biases in chul~d in tlto 801mbol'\! group :.vas husbands, dates or' friends will be conclusion to sorority rUsh, The ner, Los Lunas, Helen Ward, Silver ull\'I!i.led ",lUI honest comprehension Sunday. rushees signed prefet'ence cards City, and Marietta WoodrUff, Carls­ Kappa Kappa Gamma: Gretchlln By Alice Woodward 'part of the individual. Besides being natural, reading these articles, we perhaps Will leal'll altllo\l&'li Slept's tu'ticulation could The annual Dutch treat breakfast and picked up their bids at tlle Pan­ pad. Eepledge:' Sandra Stenson, Durst, Dayton, Ohio; Colleen Jack­ this may even be construed to be healthy; but something, or at the least we will be e.'{posed havo been: o1eru:ol' and mOl'1) pJ;ecise wiIl be held at Leonard's, 6616 Cen· Hellenic office yesterday morning. Sioux Falls, South Dakota. ... son, Artesia; Joan Sims, San F1.'an. Lobo Society Editor to show that some people on campus :feel very to the personal beliefs of others which SOme­ eSllecially in tlte formel' lliece. b'al Ave, SE. Transportation will Thirty-siX out of the forty·one Chi Omega: Tona Lee Dabbs, cisco, California; and Ivy Lynn Several couples have been pinned since the semester vaca­ strongly about their religious beliefs, the Lobo times helps in the formulation of our own ideas. Of tlte French songs the Sed\lctive he furnished from the' I!-dministra­ girls who registered for rush were Jean Glaze, Barbara Murray, and Tapp, Seguin, Texas. tion. I'm sure I have missed some, so somebody tell me about contoUt' and subtle harmonies of tion circle at 8:30 a,m. plllQged by the 'seven campus soro­ Jo Ann Pierson, Albuquerque; Eva Pi Beta Phi: Joyce Killion, Joan them. First, Teddy Howden, Pi K A and Joan Mathany, Kappa. is beginning today a series of articles written If at any time anyone feels that we have the FSUl\e, "Chanson d'1\11l0U1'," Pl'O­ Sponsored by . the Commerce l'itillS. Five rushees dropped out be- . i Kay, Taos; Frederica Lamb, New Marie Peters, Polly Ann SuJlivan, Vicky Judah; Chi Omega, and Ray Cowan, Pi K These two by students expressing their own religious be­ missed some major ideas and he feels that they duced the l'Cadiest lllood of receptiv­ Council the purpose of the break­ fore the final parties, - YOl.'k City; Nancy Overfelt, Santa and Frances Young, Albuquerque; A. liefs (wh~ch conform- fairly to the pattern of ought to be expressed, we would be glad to ity tlll'oughout the audience. In the fast is to acquaint students with , The new pledges are: Fe; and Roberta Patrick, Jonesboro, and Ma~·tha Kay lwaski. Santa Fe.. Pikes just received their pins. Congratulations to you and to "Lied maritime" by Vincente D'Indy professors and fellow students in Alphl\ Chi Omega: Connie Giomi Arkansas. Repledges: Eu\aliE) AlIen. The new pledges we~'e gaily the other new initiates as well. certain theological doctrines.) add additional articles to the series. is a week from Saturday. The fra. Siepi and Taubman achieved exqui­ the College of Business Administra­ and Tresa Lanham, Alpuquerque; and Thelma Nelson, Farmington. feted last night at banquets held Donna Olewiler, Tri Delt and site blending of voice with piano to tion. The Dean's Breakfast is also Beverly Collins, Pueblo, Colorl\do; Delta Delta Delta: Patricia by theil' chosen groups. Formal ternities will put up candidates fpr inspirit with 'clal'ity the mystical, the beginning of activities of the and Beverly Kulc~y, La Sa)1e, Illi· Thorp, Albuquerque, pledging, at which time the girls Fred Mannahs, Kappa Sig, are the position of King of Hearts, imllressionistic scene of sea, wind Commerce Council which will be nois, Kappa Alpha Theta: Carole Lynn will l'eceive the official sorority pinned. Hugh Hilleary, Sigma Chi, and tortured love. climaxed with the annual Com­ Alpha Delta Pi: Bal'bal'a Fee and Anderson, Virginia Lee Snedeker, lliadge pins, Will take place in the pinned Marie York, Theta. • The Role of Religion. of UNM It was perhaps through the solid merce Day. Sylvia Killgore, Alamogl)r!;!o; Mary Marlyn Thomas, and Ann Ellen Lee, near future. Visiting campus over the week­ renditions Siepi gave the operatic The price is $1.00 per plate' and end were a couple of widely known Guardalajara . selections on the program that' the tickets will be on sale in the SUB UNM alums, Diane Davis Starnes A bilingual summer school spon­ Bob Cheshire--- Howard Rogovin --- most lasting impress was made until noon Saturday, _Awards, New Journalism Awards, . and Robert Cavagnaro, AP, San and Marg Helper. ' sored by University of Guadalajara John Farris -: -- upon the ears and healot of the audi­ Journalism Frat's Ways and Means and Member~hip Francisco, , The new officers in Associated in co-operation with Stanford Uni­ I believe in God, a God who has I am an ordinary individual who When I was little, the first prayer ence. In the singing of the "Ella Women's Students (AWS) are: v'ersity faculty members will be giammai m'amo" Siepi exhibited New AWS Officers Eligibility, A special committee to This committee is instructed to • absolute control. Over the universe has been told a lot of things. When that I learned started this way. . New Appointments President, Mal'Y J 0 Calloway; vice held ill Guadalajara, Mexico, June I am unable to investigate the in­ "Hear Oh Israel, the Lord thy God well his ready ability to handle pas· Newly elected officers of the As· arrange a suitable ceremony in take an active, aggressive leader­ president, Norma Shockey; secre· 28·Aug. 8, 1953. Offerings include and a personal interest in my life, tricacies of reality, I rely on the is One!" I have wondered from then sage of volumed intensitY with dex­ sociated Women Students are Mary Committee appointments to Cal'l'Y commemoration' of Ernie Pyle at the ship in the cause of press freedom - tary, Mary Jeanette Swillum; and art, folklore, histol'Y, language, and I think of Him as a Spirit whi.ch is word of someone else. What that on what this really meant. Does it tel'OUS conti-ol coupled with at­ Jo Callaway, president; Norma on major activities of Sigma Delta Indiana University, Undergraduate and to eliminate press barriers treasurer, Elton Byerly. literature courses. everyWhere and infinite, yet is al­ "someone" tells me, I presume to be . mean that there is only one God tendant ability in mOQulating to Shockey, vice-Pl'esident; Mary Jean­ Chi, Professional Journalistic Fra. Representatives to the Executive wherever it can. It strives to make Phi Gamma Nu is producing a ways pear to me. I believe that God, ti'Ue. I do not have the evidence for and no others; or does it mean more piano passages with flexibility and ette Swillum, secretary; and Elton ternity, during 1953 have been an· the public conscious of its stake in style show Saturday afternoon at skill. . Council and State Chairmen were stands fpr absolute right,' and that it, but I do know that, what I am than that? I then tried to under­ Byerly, treasurer. nounced by President Lee Hills, ex­ also named. . its right to know and cooperates 2:00 in the SUB. Following the He wants me always to strive to told is true, because the authol'ity stand wh!lt is God, Who is He? Enthusiastic applause mil-l'ored ecutive editor of the Detroit Press Personnel of the committees and with all existing grouEs working for fashion parade will be a bridge and do right. I believe that God has a. who told me, would not lie, . What does He look like' I remember the basso's sparkling execution of and Miami Herald, assignments follow! advancement of freedom of infor-' canasta party. Refreshments will pI'eference in every important de­ In religious beliefs, I have cer­ that when I was little, I would pic­ the jocular "Vous aui faites l'endor­ Twelve committees were named, Advancement of Freedom of In­ mation. be served, The tickets are 60 cents Best Place cision that I make, and tbat He tain knowledg~I have truth. Sure, ,ture Him as a bearded old gentle. mire" from Gounod's "Faust." oJ' including Advancement of Freedom formation-V. M. Newton. Jr. man­ and will' be sold in the SUB all shows me that preference whenever I don't have the evidence for it, man with a flowing white beard signal merit was Siepi's neal', im­ Vic Vet says of Information, Journalistic Re­ aging editor, Tampa Tribune, chair­ week as well as at the dOor on Sat­ of All I am willing to be 'shown, but it is but the presumption is, that the who looked smilingly at me when I peccable performance of his re­ search, Historic Sites in Journalism, man; J. B. Mullaney, Cleveland urday. Evel'yone is invited. sponse to the spirited acclamation Chapter Program, Un­ Women's Style Show always my choice as to whether I authority who told me, wouldn't tell was good, and would scold (gently) Professional News; E, L. Linfol'd, Salt Lake A big rally' is planned for Friday To heed and follow. a lie. 'Thus, I believe that there is at me when I was naughty. As I .following this final aria Siepi re­ VE~S W~O PIAN 1'0 STIJOV dergmduate Chaptel' Progl'am, Fel. Tribune; Allen Duckworth, Dallas Phi Gamma Nu, women's busi­ morning at 7 :30. Let's everyone Since I believe in a God with a a God. I believe that He is Supreme grew' older, I could not pe~'ceive turned to sing encores :from Ros­ UNDER me NEW I'OREA G1 low Nominating, SDX Honor Morning News; Prof. Wesley H. ness administi-ation honoral'Y, will turn out and SUppol't our basketball personal interest in my life. I also in His own right, and that He is such a God anymore, for He cer. 'sini and Edward's "Into the Maurer, University of Michigan; present a card party and style show team. Meet the Gang believe in prayer, I believe that God Absolute, He is not subject to any Night," elLL WILL. BE WISE: 'R:l PICK Men's rush got under Way yester­ tainly would not let people suffer Brewster Campbell, Detroit Free for all women students Saturday at Is at ' hears our prayers and will answer kind of change, nor can He be in­ and die. It is hoped,. and seems quite '{\.IEIR COURSES ~a=uu.y Press; Miguel Lanz Duret. Mexico 2 p,m. at the SUB, Kleiner's will day just as women's rush ended. them if we make the effort to know probable, that Cesare Siepi will fluenced by anything outside Him­ Finaly I began to look at God as BECAUSE 'fl.IE LAW P!:RMIT~ City; Alberto Gainza Paz. Uruguay; sponsor the style show. Tickets are School is just a sideline. i and folIow His will. I helieve that self. I believe that there are three a more general spirit that pervades achieve a requisite greater pris­ Carl Hamilton, Iowa Falls Citizen; 60 cents and are being sold at the The King of Hearts Dance is OKIE JOE'S . , God sent Christ into the world to, persons in this God - all equal, every nook and cranny of the world. matill variation and interpretative '{\.IEM:rO O-IANG6 Tl-tElIi Vic Vet says Jim Bormann, WCCO, Minneapolis; SUB • coming up on Valentines Day which set for us a living example of how prowess as he continues to enlargen 1720 CENTRAL E. " equally powerful, equally eternal. I God is everyWhere-in everything ~6RAM ONLY ONCE! to live according to God's will, and believe that the Second Person of and everybody-But how could God his operatic and cOncert repertoire "'NCE-I<£)RE"A VE11:RANS that Christ waS raised from the this Trinity became man, and died be one unless everybody is olle? It in future years, dead to show us not only that God's The concluding concert of the WILL. NEED1l-IEIR ORIGINAL : on a wooden cross, I further believe is obvious that people act quite dif­ 'i power is unlimited, but also that that He died so that I could enjoy fel'ently from each other. Finally present Community Concert Season DIScw.AGe OR SEPA1W1ON . toe said to Me, eternal life is granted to those who the ultimate happiness lost through I thought that perhaps people have will present the violinist Seymon • So~"ern helle. on all " -Goldberg on ADri113. PAPERS TO APPLY FOR A '. stl'ive -to know and follow His will. the misdeed of the first two human to find the God in them,llelves in ... "I'd like "'0 ",ell .~~~~use -the1Jre fre~ il Christ set for us an example of beings ever made-Adam and Eve. LOAN FROM PRIVATI: LEND£~ order to be the One. What is the "",at. I sl'/Io\c.e l.uC:~he drawl LU brotherly love, kindness, and under­ I believe that you the reader, and God in each man? Is it the good­ UNDER 'fl.IE NEW KOREA standing, anq I believe it is my duty ,bd easy on . h d H. Levine I, are brothers in Christ; that we ness man sometimes displays? Is G[ BILL. RIC ar 't of Vermonr to try to follow His example. I be­ have a common final end and com­ it the considemtion and kindness Music Frat Entertains Vniversl Y " lieve that when, in answer to my mon means. I believe that my ac­ He sometimes shows to others? Sigma Alpha Iota music honol'al'y prayers, God's will is revealed to tions should cOl'respond to my be­ Perhaps it is this that is God. If so, entertained Mrs. Frank Lauvidson me, I should always try to obey. liefs---therefore, I must do every­ man !Ilust reacli into himself and of Glendale, "Calif., \vith a musical. , IiI, Because I believe that the church thing in my power to help you seek bring out this goodness; he must reception on Wednesday evening. " is the most effective organization this common end that we have. To search for it not only in himself, Mrs. Lauvidson, proviJlce president 11 working for the right, I have joined the best of my ability I must pro­ but in others---and they in him. ' of the honorary, wilI meet with ac- the churchj and I have tried to mote your well-being, both spiritual This has come to be my belief. tive and alumni groups and attend I'or ,.u Informailon eonta.t 70ur n.a.... make my membership effective, and physical, and as I would pro­ a dinner in her honor. VETERANS ADMINISTRATION 0111 .. even while I am still a student. tect my own well-being, so to the It is not my llurpose to try to best of my ability, I must protect , convince anyone that what I believe yours. Flier, Ex-Student, , is the answer :for him, but 1 make How do I know that these things DAILY CROSSWORD no apologies for what I believe, be­ are true? Well, neighbor, I believe cause my personal doctline has an­ that God said so-personally in His Returns to College ACROSS 3. Twilled 20. Attempt 1. Unit of fabric . 22. Polynesian swered my every need and has Divine Son, and through the mouth A former UNM student is back on shown me my place and duty in life. of His Church-The'Roman Catholic weight 4. Eager drink the campus assigned to "Operation (gems) I believe it is the duty of every Church. Bootstrap" by the U.S. Air Force. 5. SmaIl lakes 23. A sauce For faU Information contact iour ne.re,t individual to search his mind and He is Airman first class Connie 6. Priests 6, Sleeveless (dlat.) VETERANS ADMINISTRATION om •• find where he stands, what he bases • Alexander, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. 11. Greel( letter . garment 25. The Orient his decisions upon, and what. he USCFW,'II Hold Supper C. Alexander, 1004 San Mateo SE, 12. Scorched (Arab.) 28. River plans to do to make the world a bet- Alexander has been sent hack to 13,Fog 7. A drunken (Scot.) terplace in which to live. My beliefs The Rev. Marcus J. Priester of the UNM under the new Air Force plan, 14. Entertain loafer 30. Kind of cap ;:Ire answering these questions for Pl'/!sbyterian church, will speak at "Operation Bootstrap" which al­ 15. And (L,) (slang) 31. Made me. . the United Student Christian Fel­ lows an airman who has six months 16. So. African 8. Bushy tail of Ivory lowship's supper :forum Thursday or less needed to get a degree to re­ antelope of a. fox 32. Behds again Yflalt!lrday'. An.we.. • in the lounge of Building T-20. His turn to college. 18. Prosecute 9. FolloW 34. Weep 39. Seasons and LUCKIES Prizes for Best Designs topic will be "Choosing a Life He will be able to get'his degree ~ judicially 10. Spirited 36. Hackneyed 43. Peel Work." A meal will be served at in August. He is a speech major with 19. Soak flax 'horse 37'. A cleansing 46. Audience Offered by light Firm 5:30 p,m., and the program at 6:30 a minor in joumalism. He has been 21. Put away 17.Shpshonean plant 47. Arid TASTE BETTER! to 7:15. Rev. Priester will also be at -in the Air Force two years. (slang) Iridian 38. Savor 49. Metal The Publil! Service Company of USCF's coke session Friday, 4·5 Prior to that, Alexander attended 24. River (Fr,) New Mexico has set up awards for p.m., in SUB 6. Both meetings are the University and was a sportscast­ 26. Feminine the best designs of a lobby for an open to the public. er for radio station KVER. name I :I 3 I" s- (0 7 6 10 Cleaner, Fre8~er, Smootherl electric utility company drawn by 27. A wood ~ '" architectural and electrical stu­ \I dents at the University. nymph' I:l. Ask yourself this question: Why do I smoke? Arthur Prager, company presi­ 29. On the move ~ dent, said tnat $120 will go to the LlnLE MAN ON CAMPU~Sif'"/-;~~;B:ib:lerj 33. Dry. as wine 13' 14 • You know, yourself, you smoke for enjoyment. 35,Keep first place winner, $80' to the sec­ ~ And you get enjoyment only from the ~ of a ond and $50 to the third-place team. 36. Baseball I~ 1& 17 16 Each team will be composed of players , ~ ~ ~ cigarette. • ,- . s we gel:. hig" gtades an architectural and an electrical 40. Crowd I'} 20 I'" 2';1. 2:; FOR EVERYONE In spelling aase plainly see 41. Wine Luckies taste better-cleaner, fresher, smoother! engineering student and each mall ~ YOU LOVE Because w .L' g c:igareH:es on the team will receive half of the receptacle 2'i' :15' 2" Why? Luckies are made better to taste better. And, h bel:.l:er-Us".n team's prize. 42. Bark, a8 F:'<"~':J 1 a~pe\l !-.S./M. F.-r. , a dog ~ ~ ~ ~ what's more, LuckleSare. made of fine tobacco. Prager said that the $250 will be l7 26 l:l '" 30 31 31- t}o1>nson offered annualiy to el1gineers at the 44. Music note ~ L.S./M.F.T.-Lucky Strike Means Fine Tobacco. Margare University University. 45. Sniffed 3.3 -"It 35' So, for the thing you want most in a: cigarette ••• Duquesne 48. An ancient ~ ~ ~ ~ . language 3-' 37 38 .39 40 for better taste-for the cleaner, fresher, smoother 50. Place ot NEW MEXICO LOBO ~ Sending Vdlentines taste of Lucky Strike ••• worship 4\ 42- 43 44 Published Tu ..d.,... 'rhanda,... a.,r I'd­ 51. Attempted is the perfect way da,,". darlnl' the coUelle ,...... excep' clariDI' 52. Wary ~ ~ ~ holidays and examination perl""". ~ th_ 4S' 4<> 47 48 49 Ass.elated StudenlAl of the Unl~ ...ltJ _f (,slang) . . to remember friends N ..... Mexico. . 53. Dlspatcbea ~ Be Hapf:>y-GO LUCKYI E1\tered as second .lull ilia""" .t til_ flO 5"1 and sweethearts Post Office. Albuquerque. AuI'. I. lUI, ian. J)OWN ~ on this special day de. the act of Mar. 8. 1878. PrlDted .,. th. Silo 53 UNM Prlllllnt plant. Sublcrlptlon u.te: 1. Enveloped U.50 fo.. th. eebool ,.ear. 2. Dilettante ~ , 11-19 'i" EditA!rial Stair DAILY CRYPTOQUpTE-Here's how to work It: 'r 'I Lionel Linder, editor: Fred Jor· IsLON'GFI!lLLOW :r dan, managing editor; Rob Edmond­ AXYDr..BAAXR Your .1 1 son, John Mesner and Max Oden­ dahl, night editor/!. One letter simply stands for another. In this exampie A Is used I • for the three VB, X tor the two O's. etc. Single letters. apol!­ Busin_ .Stalr trophies, the length an!! tormatlon of the words are all hint •. A'SSOCIATED STUDENTS Tom Ormsby. business manager. Each day Ute cOde letters are different. Wllere's ~our jingle? Lou Lash, assistant business. man­ ager; Kenn~ Hansen, circulation A Cryptogram Quotation BOOKSTORE It's easier than you think to manager. make $25 by writing a Lucky ·1, I N V S LV C K S C F L V b S S K A K B. A K B Open 'Til 9 :30 p.m. Strike jingle like those you see ,/ ' "Very few facts are able to teU M J FRS V, R S F G tt ! - 0 S 0 R S J ,V M F B R V­ in this ad. Yes, we need jingles their own stA!ry, without contmen" Until Feb. -17th , • r1 CA. 'r.C •• -and we pay $25 for every one . , RjFIVR1tVFGV. to bring out tlleir meaning."-John we use! So send as many as you stuart Mill Ext. 219 Yesterday's Cryptoquote:, GOD OF BATTLES. WAS EVER A On Campus like to: Happy-Go-Lucky, P. o. , Otllcell in the J oumalism Building. "I wanna buy one book-"Forever Am6er"; An' how's Ibout throwin' in BATTLE LiKE TliIS IN THE WORl)'J:),BEFORE?-;z'ENNYSON. .•aoDllcT op t7J1,~.J"~ AMERICA'S LIADINO MANUll'ACTUREII 01' CIGARETTES Box 67, New York 46, N. Y. Phone '7-8861, Ext. 814 book.jacketif of "ecohOmies one," "business mathl ' an' "psycholllll'Y?" bl.lrlbuled by Kine Fellur•• 'tnd!cato " ,I t - --j'"",: '.- .- ~.-: " - ". - .".' ,,..;; ,'.

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Lo. bOo H.... oope· rs R. ead. y. I~gsf;dg~~I::hg:nI:toint total hit Lobo Baseball Team Bowling. Wrestling Intramural Ganies Monday night, in Missoula, the Wolfpack will be going &gainst the Girds Loins Friday Announced by IMe Starting Dates • 'k' R dSh only team in the. Skyline to own a EW EXIcoLoBO Q ' oa . ow . The scheduJe of events fo~' univer­ For. ....UIC '. . " triumph over ,the lIrigham Young Varsity baseball pitchers and All men interested in intramllral No. 47 catchers received their first fonnal Wl'e:;;tling mUf;t complete entry sity intrllmll~'aJsfo~' the I'est of the Vol. LV Albuquerque, New Mexico, Friday, February 6, 1953 A weakened· University of New Cougllrs. call to practice today as Coach . blanks and have them in'the Intra­ Y\lar is: (event plus starting date) 'U.ex)·co baslre.tb· all. tea. m hits the Montana's hard-l'unning Gr.lzzlies Bowling ______- ___ ~ __ --Feb, 11 .LYL. turned tlil;l trick two weeks IJ.gO George Petrol set a meeting time mural Office not later thl\n ]friday, Volleyball ______Mar, 2 road Friday for an impoltant two- when they downed the classy Cou­ of <1 p.m., F~'iday, for 1J.1I L\?bo bat­ Feb. 4, Competition is tentatively Skiing ______- ______Pending UCouncil' Asks Probe Dean's list for A&S InitialMeeting game set against Utah State and gars, 56-51, in the Montana gym, tery candidates to meet wl\h him set for Feb. 25, 26, and 27 at '7 :30 Wrestling ______-_~ ______Pending Montana, Saturday and Monday. But they too have been a disappoint- in Carlisle gymnasillm. . p.m. . Table Tennis ______Pending ment in winning only two and los­ Petrol said that if any prospec­ All wrestling contestants must Track Meet ______---_Mar. 5-6 Into Money Missing ., Th!'! squad will travel to the pair' ing five in the conference. tive· pitchers 01' catchers couldn't meet in Room 7, llfen's Gym, at ltovich said that he got the Possibilities so far are: Louie Armstrong, Les Paul and Ray Anthony. Maxine Kleindienst, Superior, have full authol'ity to enter in dis­ chances. for some more victol'ies!' squad. this afternoon at <\ in MH 101. flat $2,000 figure from administra­ The general success of Fiesta May 1·2 will ([epcnd a great deal on the Wyo.; John Horton Morrison, She­ cussions. . The lanky Lobo leade~' said' that tion officials who said that 2,000 accomplishments of these two men. boygan, Wis.; Ray Schock, Palisade, The Senll.te was also to request Wilson would probably start most students enrolled was the figure N. J.; and Taira Hirara, RYukyus. that four instead of three students of the nine remaining Lobo games. CHAPLIN ALLEY that they used as a basis infigur1ng Students from Albuquerque with be placed on the Campus Improve­ He said that reserve Forward Gene allotments to various campus agen­ a B 01' better average are: Buddy ment committee. Golden will continue to alternate cies. Mack Adams, Olivia M. Ailllon,. The present ratio of faculty to with Danny Darrow and Ross 411 2nd St. NW. The council expressed wonder Presence, .Absence of Colors Irene Elizabeth Barber. Petel: B. student members is lowl;lr than the Black, at the administration's assumption Biddle, Roger William Boe, David contemplated ratio of four student "I think l3rllce will do us a good K& E Slide ,Rules that approximately 600 students L. Bradford. to silt faculty members. Edan Chris­ job in there," Clements commented. had dropped out of school in tbe Ma~es Albers' Paintings' Uniq,:,~ Shirley Ann .Burton, Elaine J. tiensen, Bill Chavez, and :Kaiser "If we can develop his scoring po­ period when their fees would be Bush, Dolores Butt, Thomas L. Michaels are on the student com- . tential a little more, we'll still b'e in l'etul'lled to them, By Chlnles Halley tion to realize that some of them Carroll, Charles Walter Cates, Eu­ mittee at present. pretty good shape." WELCOMES OUR ANNUAL Where Did $600 Go? Lobo Art Editor must have been derived from land­ gene Cinelli, Stuart Oliver Coffman, Gary Beals was to present a re­ Not eel·tain where. the missing scapes. Richard Davidson, Robert Delmar, port on the investigation of tlte pos­ A' ciear 'claim to third place in $600 had gone, whether it had been The University al~t department Black and White'Used Well Donald M. DePriest, sibility of establishing a campus Skyline standings for the Lobos INTRAMURAL BOWLERS ••.• used up in clerical work entailed in has the honol' of exhibiting a one­ Josephine Mary Ehret, Bertrand radio station.-lIe has been'woddng r.ldes on the outcome of this. week­ keeping records, wllether it was be­ man show of non-representational Albers achieves success to quite Elliott, Elaine Ethel Evans, Fred on the problem of acquhing a end's two games. Botb Utah State. ing channeled out for other pur­ paintings by Josef Albers of Bau­ a degree with calculated use of ac­ J, Fallis, Carol Louise Fegholg, license from the Federal Commun­ and Montana currently own a share poses by the administl'ation the haus fame, Albers is internationally cident and experimentation. His ex­ Robel't Dean Feltham, Glade W. ications Commission and other of the league cellar, but they each councilmen, headed by Jo McMinn, known and has been associated with periments with black and white and Fife, Rhoda Fitzgerald, Charlotte problems which stand in the way have achieved "giant-killing" feats, voted unanimously to withhold ac­ othel' familiar figures in art as Paul intermediate values of gray are Ann Fleisher. of the contemplated venture. r and both boast top league' scorers. Student Rates Are in ceptance of the financial report un­ Klee in the Blue Rider group (Ber­ often very striking. One can see a Peter H. Freeman, Virginia A report from the Senate Rules The Utags, Saturday night's foe, til :Koskovich could find Where the lin exhibition, 1913). Klee, :Kandin­ realization to some extent what the Gangwer, Frieda Marie Goodner, eommittee was to be pl'Csented for swept to the championship of the discrepancy is. sley, and J awlensky together formed young contemporal'y artist is tile establishment of uniform rules Complete line of 1 /Effect Weekday Afternoons Rogel' C. Green, Betty J. HalI. Rob­ pre-season Festival tournament in The Council changed its meeting the Blue Four which exhibited in 'searching for in the work of Albers. ert D. Hall, Carole W. Heath, GeOl'­ fo~' the election of campus queens. Madison Square Garden before time to accommodate two members America in 1926, Even those who dislike non­ giana Hil1~e1', Carol Louise Hoff­ Gloria Chavez was to give a re­ opening Skyline play. A disappoint­ ElJgineering & Drawing Supplies for Practice Games who had class conflicts, It also voted Albers was professor of art at representational art cannot but ad­ man, John Burton Housley, port on progress in getting pencil ment in the league; ·thus far, they to have only one meeting a week, Black Mountain College, North mire Albers' tecllnical dexterity James Wallace Houghton, Frede­ sharpeners in Mitchell Hall, have managed to take only two vic- Tuesday at noon, with the te)!erva"" Carolina in 1933, and now teaches which has obviously been developed l'ick Howden, Soledad Huerta, tories in seven attempts. tion that additional meetings can at Yale Univel'sity. In 1938 he through years of pl'actice and lov­ Henry Hunsperger, Tom Otto Isaac­ But, despite their dismal record, be called by the President when painted a mural for the Mal'ine ing labor. son, Alan W. Jenks, DOlis Carolyn the Utags boast the league's lead­ necessarY. Transpol·tation Building which was Johanson, Albe!'t Ernest Johnson, King, Jack of Hearts ing individual scorer in 6'2" Dar­ VISIT OUR BILLIARD> ROOM After a report from Don Living­ shown at the New York World's Billy F. Kern. rell Tucker, who has connected for stone on the advisability of setting Fail', BRl'bara Eileen Lamar, Mary 11'1 points in six: loop games. AND BRING YOUR DATE up a barbershop for students, the Anne Long, Peter Ernest Lopez, At SUB, Cupid's Day Tucker has hit 40 field goals and Council voted unanimously in favor Use of Colors Charming Police to Continue Vickey Mason, Winifred Matthews, 37 free thrOwS to gain his total. of Dartel Davidson's motion to drop This show may not invite imme­ Frank Eliot McColloch, James C. Apodaca's six-piece orchestra 2128 Central SE 7-91S3 the whole idea. , diate admiration, On closer scru­ Mittler, Randall. Fields Montgom­ will be featured at the annual :King And big Bill. Hull, Utah State This came after the Council l'e­ tiny, however, many of the paint­ center, is fourth on the league scor- ery. Norma :Kay Mosher. of Hearts Dance to be held in tIle ceived a letter from the student ings are arresting and entertaining. Search For Blond Man Patsy Elaine Murray, David Sub ballroom on Valentine's Day. Senate to do so. Livingstone report­ It goes without saying, like most Campus Police officials handi­ stanley Newman, Judy Alice Mick­ February 14, from 9.12 p.m. ed that new chairs for such a ven­ shows this one is better seen than capped by a lack of staff members ell, James W. Pinkel'tol), Donald Any men's social organization on tUre would cost approximately $400 described. Admittedly, a few of the llave been working feverish1Y on all E. Rady, Richard E, Ransom, Rob­ the campus is invited to enter a time will 'feU abouf while used ones would cost approxi­ paintings are bland and insipid. An clues leading to the arrest of a man ert Leonard Roemer, Charles B. candidate in the contest. Both a :Ome will1BIl .. Onrv mately $175, overWhelming majority of them, on reported to have been seen outside Reynolds, Helen Jay Rogers, Stew­ King and Jack of Hearts are elect­ a ftiendshil> ! And only He reported on the cost of other the other hand, are exciting and the Phi Beta Phi sorority house art Rose. ed by the women attending the • accessories, then told the Council fascinating. Richard Stanley Rounds, Ann dance. time will tell about a cigateffe! thaI; he had been advised by the Wednesday night. It is engrossing to discern how The man, described as blond and Rubincam, Annabelle Sanchez, Car­ The voting will be held at the YeAH",TO KEEP head of the Barbets' .Union that it Albers has experimented and played oline E. Scheer, Gloria S. Silva, dance, between 9-10 p.m. Trophies NO MORE osqUA66LES! Take your fiMe... ' would cost at least $1.28 pel' hair­ nude, was reported only to have FROM SWGGING with colors and the absence of them. been wearing a piece of gray ma­ Helen Silva, Donald B. Smeltzer, will be presented to the winners at NO MORE FJGHTS! cut with a union barber. This indi­ Quite a few paintings, which are Shirley Doe Snyder, Noel Sorrell, 11 o'clock. vidual also said that no refunds to terial over his shoulder. He was NOW ON, r;ACH OTHER! otherwise flat, attain a peculiar seen standing in front of the soror­ Gretcher Spear. In charge of elections and cam­ r=ROM students in the way of coup,ons depth through color alone. Wllile all Ann Le Stranathan, Frank Stu­ paign is Norma Shockey. Judy HOW would be possible. A non-union bar­ ity house basement door, which was l'T"e BUDDY-BUDDY! RIGHT! CAN of these studies are what would be lo·cked. art, Nancy Vann, Jerold Willison. Stermer is head of decorations and ber would Mst at least $1.02 p~r termed non-representational, it Ada Catherine Williams. Byrn T. publicity will be handled by Mary RIGHT? AND MEl 1l-IS)' TeLl.­ Test. haircut. About two weeks ago. another :Kay Eubanks. -1='~YOU takes only a modicum of imagina- nude man was reported to have Witt, Alice Woodward, Helen ..,. WE'RS Publications Charter Passed Woodward. Tickets will be on sale next week so SOON ? The disputed publications board been seen in back of the Delta Delta Delta house. Police are check­ B students from other New Mex­ in the Sub 01' they may be pur­ PALS FOR, charter, the only chalier that the ico cities include: Margaret Elea­ chased at the door. Council didn't pass in previouil ses­ ing clues in this case, which seem­ CAMELS Alpha Kappa Party ingly has no connection with the nor Ackerman; Roswell:. Diana Mary Jo Calloway, president of L/FE! sions, was approved with the Amsden, Santa Fe; Lora Rita Bell, A.W,S. is in charge of the dance. amendments as read by Roger Alpha Kappa announces that its Wednesday night report. Last fall another incident of this Santa, Fe; Joel Benton Burr, Jr., for 30 days Green, publications board student rush parties will be held on Tues­ Vaughn; Jack V. Carnahan, Hobbs, member. The charter was sent back day, Feb, 10 at 7 to 9 p.m. in the sort was reported by the Kappa Alpha Theta, A man was said to Wilfred B. Caton, Alamogordo; Kiva Club Meets Tuesday to the board, and will come up for SUB and room '1 and' Wednesday, Jerrye.Faye Chadwick, Hagerman; 4br MILDNESS final approval from the Council Feb. 11 at 4 to 5:30 p.m. in the SUB have been seen inside the Theta. The Kiva club will meet Tuesday and FLAVOR! later, lounge. bouse. (dontinued on page 5) in Ad, 157 at '7 ;45 p.m. • . WHAT'S MY NAME? The Great Game of Politics .•.

THERE MUST BE A REASON WHY Camel Utton:. Four Students Are in Line for Student Council Committee Jobs IS America's most popular clgarette­ leading all other brands by bUHons! . By Ed Lahatt against one of the best vote getters thing about tlie parldng situation. In other political news, Al Utton Camels have the two thingssmokets • . Lobo Political Reporter this campus has seen in a long The parking situation is Hable t(} has signed for rush week and it is want most-rich, lnlt pallor and cool, If<1ur bright youn~ men a!-,El being time, Don Wright. Nelson lost the backfire on Utton in the coming reported that' Sigma. Alpha Epsilon cooi mi/MuJss ... pack after packl 'rty ,I conSidered by Student PreSident Al election. He is taking a cUl'l'iculum campaign unless he can get some action, Jordan is presently serving and Kappa Sigma Fraternities have Camels lOr SO days and see how Mild, Utton for the two vacancies in the that should lead to the Law llchool first bids witti him. . campus government.' Pi'esently, in a few years. and might be 'liS Managing Editor of the Lobo how 1lavorful, how thoroughly enjoy­ thel'e is a vacancy on the Student worthy, as a l'esult of thi~ fact, for and is scheduled to move into the The revelation that Utton had able they ate as YOUt steady smoke I Coul'l; and a vacancy which. will the Student bench, Editor'tl position next September, succumbed to the fraternity rush , John Morrison is presently work­ It has been the policy of the Lobo bug hit many of his Independent arise with the resignation of Bill followers squarely between the po­ Chavez on the CampuS Impl'ove­ ing in the position of President of in the l'eC()n~ past to fOrbid mem­ men!: committee. Bob Stual't's lleat the Senate in the Univllrsity Model bers of the Lobo staff from holding Htical eyes. Many of his followers on the bench was vacated as a re­ Legislature. He is a: membel' of the positions in student government at in the Independent ranks consider sult of his graduation, Sigma Chi fraternity and hence the same time. his move to be a bit unfair to them considered a. Campus Party man. Whether an exception will be and somewhat of a harsh way of • The foUl' bright younp; men that· saying "thank you" for making him Utton has been giving his consid~ Nevertheless, Utton considet,s him made'in this case still' remains to eration are Bob Nelson. John Mol'­ to "have a lot on the ball" and be seen. He i.s a close friend. of the little god of the UNM campus, l'ison, Fl'ed Jordan} and Dan Chavez, .wan.ts to give him the chance to Councilman Jo McMinn. His influ• Without Independent support Ut­ Utton says that ne is considering move ahead. ence on the parking problem might ton 'would never have seen the choosing two of these four men fOr Fred J ordall is considered to be really be had first-hand if he were presidency, many claim. the vn

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