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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the The aiD ly Lobo 1961 - 1970 at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in 1970 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. according to the decision: a student the current rewritten elections code, Student Court out of their own may run for Senate with less than a they are ineligible for office. Three ) incompetence. ' I ,\ 2.0 gpa, but only if that person has of the four decided to challenge the earned less than a 2.0 at another At this point it would surprise no I constitutionality of the 2.0 one, least of all probably Student school, or if he has dropped out for a stipulation before Student Court. Editorial: period of time and then re-enrolled. Court, if the entire election is The Election Commission, which had invalidated. The three students look I NEW For example, if Dimple Smith previously ruled that those with less dropped out three years ago with less as if they will run. If they are than a 2.0 were ineligible, was elected, those with a 2.0 gpa will than a 2.0 gpa, then returned last powerless to prevent the challenge, probably challenge the election if year and has since earned a 2.0 or and they did not discourage the they lose. better, Dimple is eligible for Senate. action. Perhaps the best answer to the As has happened in the past, Student Court should have refused Student Court was asked to make a current problem would be to provide to hear the case on the grounds that a iegal advisor to the Student Court, Again ruling which never should have been it has only the power to interpret, considered in the first place. Four so in future cases such stupid, not change, the Constitution. This is time-wasting problems will not arise students currently running for not a case of interpretation of the again. Senate have less than a 2.0 and under Contitution, as it was turned mto by Sarah Laidlaw Baum 'Caught ih Middle' Student Court has once again involved ASUNM in a needless 'What Now??' hassle. Student Court is empowered to Of KUNM Music Dispute interpret the ASUNM Constitution. A letter in yesterday's Lobo Although the decision about students in giving them rooms Last night it attempted to change the charged Union Director Ron which music should be played in . Constitution, which in itself is Baum with "unilateraly" deciding over a town group." the Union "probably should be In a situation such as last that "music of his choice {KRST) made by Union Board," the unconstitutional. The altercation is more fitting to be heard than spring's strike, when the Union arose over three Senate candidates governing body, Baum said he building was cleared of students the music the students themselves only "conferred with a couple of who do not have the 2.0 grade point support and pay to hear over with help from state police and KUNM." the board members prior to National Guardsmen. Baum said average required to run for office, as switching" from KUNM to KRST. The letter said a circulating he didn't know what l1e would stipulated in the Constitution. Court Baum said the change was made do-allow students to stay in the petition demands that KUNM be because the other station provides ruled it is unconstitutional for played in the Union. The letter Union, or have it cleared. "I candidates to have to meet the better background music than would wait and see," he said. was submitted by student Bob KUNM. He said he could defend Union Director Ron Baum said Steinberg, a Union board member. Another incident which created mandatory requirement, as the 2.0 he's "sort of in the middle" of the the change in no other way than figure is "arbitrary," and therefore Baum said yesterday he has some hard feelings was Baum's music hassle. Several students are that some students had refusal to allow ASUNM to post unfair. Union Director spoken to "four or five" students complained about their inability circulating a petition demanding about the music matter, but "I announcements on its glass door, After the court ruled the 2.0 that KUNM be played in the to study while listening to KUNM. as there was no bulletin board. really don't have any preference Some 200 signatures have been unconstitutional, some bright soul Union, rather than a commercial about the music. I'm sort of in the Baum said he could understand station. middle." collected on the petitions pointed out to them that it is protesting the playing of KRST, AS UNM 's position in posting unconstitutional to change the and several other copies of the announcements on the door, since petition are still circulating, said the office is closed at noon and ASUNM Constitution in a fashion after business hours, but since he other than by referendum. So court Faculty May Have Own Senate Matt Walsh, news director of KUNM late yesterday. took the signs off the door, he has provided bulletin boards. Sign reversed its own decision, and Circulation of the petition, instead reinterpreted the definition Plan Designed to Streamline Governance Procedures posting areas are also available in A proposal for a senate designed which asserts Baum "brushed the cafeteria, he said. of residency. The definition now is, approve formation of a "truly up primarily in response to charges aside" requests that KUNM be to streamline governance representative body of the teaching The Union director said in procedures will be taken up at a made last year by the North played in the Union, began faculty'' that would "be Tuesday after KUNM broadcast some case.~ rules may be bent special faculty meeting next Central Accrediting Assn. of a lack rather than strictly adhered to, empowered to act on all faculty of "effectiveness of the an editorial on the radio station Tuesday. The senate proposal, business other than certain change. but such a decision must be made originated by the Committee on organization of the specified business to be reserved to But if certain areas were cut with consideration toward All-University Governance, was decision-making process" at UNM. everyone who sues the Union, the faculty as a whole." off, or if music was patched into handed to the faculty without The faculty constitution now In keeping with his idea that By JIM PENSIERO The proposal includes a requires the faculty meet only recreation areas, someone Ruben "Mags" Cragar and fellow recommendation from the Faculty provision for "at least" two the Union must be responsive to As the average American most Policy Committee (FPC). monthly, a quorum consisting of would complain, said Baum. companion in drag, Hurst Shifty. As meetings of the general faculty per "You're damned if you do, and the entire community, Baum likely knows, the automobile has Across The FPC yesterday also delayed 25 members. Business is approved would like the Union to become a year to "discuss any matter of damned if you don't." greatly influenced, for better or we enter, Mags is lying under his final action on a revised statement by a simple majority. There are gathering place. "I'd like to see a University concern," and over 500 voting faculty members. Baum said "some action" will worse, the ex cell en t life style in swift Nash trying to figure out the on the Rights and Responsibilities formation of an ad hoc committee probably be taken by Union fire in the fireplace, and free hot reason for his cracked muffler and a of Graduate and Teaching Suggested mechanics of the cider or chocolate. I'd like to see these here United States. to set up the exact structure and Senate proposal drawn up by the Board at its Friday meeting, but The Great Assistants pending opinions from procedures of the senate by he has not officially put the singing and poetry readings It has with one fell swoop lifted rabid case of the blues, in that order. governance committee include a University lawyers, the Academic February, 1971. matter on the agenda. He expects around the fireplace." such deserving and progressive Up cruises Shift and they begin a Freedom and Tenure Committee size of ''somewhere between 75 In order to institute new Union heated discussion into the Advantageous and 100 members" that would the petitioners to raise the issue industrialists as Henry Olds and (AF&T) and the written The governance committee from the gallery. programs and make repairs, Baum importance of a good car and hot argumentation of the Graduate "accommodate proportionate would like an additional union fee Bunkie Knudsen into the thin ozone Divide concluded "the advantages of a representation of the various Another complaint voiced in women. Shifty is dressed in an Committee. faculty Senate strongly outweigh Steinberg's letter was Baum "has added to present student fees. The of success. They are, as a favorite ridiculously obvious in the older Principle Discussed colleges" and members·at·large, money, he said, would relieve the alligator suit and has six "Born to the disadvantages," and listed prohibition of closed meetings, proven himself even less veep would say, "household words." generation with their passion for After informal discussion of the increased efficiency of action, responsive to students" than his bool1store of its role as the main Raise Hell" tatoos on various parts . I and possible attendance money·maker, and would enable The shiny bison issuing forth from "principle" of a faculty senate "improved communication," predecessors. Baum said the flashy, fleshy monsters with such of his Vic Tanny torso. A versus a "town-meeting" type of requirements to "minimize the Union to buy more Letters: their contented factories have "efficient and productive" use of absentee ism." statement was difficult to answer, equipment. presumptuous names as Continental, conversation of sorts follows: faculty body, FPC members committees, responsiveness to but "my door is always open for Bye Bye Baum mobilized an entire nation and Imperial and Coupe de Ville. The decided to pass the senate proposal 'Pure Democracy' Baum said there is a dress code Shifty: "Heard you had the blues "immediate problems" and more However the report cites the problems and complaints. I know shaken it's life style from small nosy to the full faculty without I don't have all the answers." for the building, which states the To the Editor: drivers of these chrome plated lately, bub. What's wrong, not effective representation as possible "pure democracy of the general minimum dress is shoes, pants and villages to the pleasant Levittowns recommendation. benefits of a senate system. When asked if he would side The following petition is being leviathans can usually be identified enough grease in the carburator; too The proposal asks the faculty to faculty meeting" as providing a a shirt. However, said Baum, the that dot the realm. With this The senate proposal was drawn "forum for vocal faculty members with students in a situation where circulated by a group of UNM by their rather loathsome habit of much grease? Can't beat a bus off the administration could put code has not been strictly students: changing style, ribbons of steel and making unusual tactical manuevers to air their views," "a sense of enforced recently. Bare feet have concrete now snake their way with the line? Come on chump, spit it community," and a means to pressure on him to take what not caused problems with the "Union Board Director Ron followed by obscene gestures and could be an anti-student position, an octupus-like quality across out; I'm your old friend. Remember ASUNM Senate Seats "relieve frustration" as well as health department, which gives Baum, who was considered a general bad vibes unless you curtsey. enabling faculty to watch the Baum said, "The purpose of a the Union an "A" rating, but dogs previously sylvan lands-to make the first time we ran over a nun college union is to serve the entire welcome change from previous But the oldster's passion for together?" development of "new leadership in the Union have caused way for the quiet cruisers and luxury and silence is easily surpassed from within faculty ranks." commu1;1ity. My first priority is to criticism. Union directors, has proven himself mammoth trucks. Mags: "The good old days are Included on Nov. 18 Ballot even less responsive to students than by certain crazed segments of youth Before rewording or passing Like an age-old fifth column, the dying. I can't beat cars or even my ASUNM students will decide Constitution. recommendations on the the petty martinets who preceeded who relate the volume and speed of among ·il candidates running for invasion of chromed beauties is old man anymore. I just don't know The referendum question on the statement, the FPC will consider him. Baum has unilaterally decided their respective cars as direct 10 full one·year terms and two war asks students to choose the the possible legal and financial preceded by glittering advertising what's the problem. I still use half-year terms in the Nov. 18 that music of his choice (KRST) is reflections of their warped libidos. option which "best reflects their effects the change in status would campaigns promising a better and Chevron 310, still give myself a 60 Senate elections. attitude" toward the conduct of have on GTA's. The committee is more fitting to be heard than the This hot - car - gets - the - poontang second workout with Vitalis, still Students will also vote on five more rewarding life if you're man theory has so infiltrated society that the war: the war must end also waiting for an analysis of the music that students themselves enough to step into the aptly named spit at freaks." . referendum questions concerning immediately with troops being rights statement from the AF&T, support and pay to hear over KUNM. even the previously respected amendments to the ASUNM removed as "fast as physically the board proposed to hear GTA cockpit of a "rocket action" car and Shifty: "I can read you like a stag Constitution, and one referendum "Numerous requests, protests and V o I k swagen can be seen sporting mag. Your whole problem is that possible;" the Nixon grievances concerning academic hold on. wide tires and hard faces to improve polling students' feelings about the administration is following the freedom. At present there is no complaints in the past several weeks you lack zip; you need a racy chick conduct of the Indo·China War. Unfortunately cars, along with their noise volume and sex appeal, in only "realistic course to end the defined procedure to handle GTA have been brushed aside by Baum. to while away those idle hours The first two proposed war;" the United States should grievances. their masters, have a mortality rate that order. amendments to the Constitution We, the undersigned, are tired of equaled only by hapless pedestrains. between drags and I have just the "pursue a course toward military allowing Baum to dictate to the Today's amusing anecdote (for would lowm· the minimum number victory;" or no opinion. After The junked remains of the glory one who will do the trick, Madeline of hours a person must have earned entire student body what is fit music those who have been reading and cel'tification of the results of this machines of yesteryear, DeSoto, "Hands" McSleeze." to be eligible for either ASUNM issue, the figures will be sent to Senatorial for us to hear in our Union. We, have yet to find anything amusing) Mag's: "ts she hot?" president or vice president. The Studebaker, Packard, Nash and deals with a reputed conversation President Nixon with a letter of therefore, demand that KUNM, the Edsel, are rivaled in ugliness only by Shifty: "Does Hawaii have minimum numbm· of credit hours explanation. Statements Associated Students radio, supported overheard between two local studs, volcanoes?" required would be lowered from 75 The 41 candidates who are the blobs of progress that dot the to 60 for the president and from ·15 by student funds, be played for the running for the 12 Senate positions Senate candidates wishing to run beaches of Santa Barbara and the Mags: "Well, can you fix me up to ao for the vice president. enjoyment of the students who pay with this piece?" are: Juan Abeyta, Louis Baca, a platform statement in The Lobo Gulf of Mexico. As you breath the Referendum question three Ralph Baca, S. John Boudreaux, must have their statement turned to hear it. We further remind Baum proposes to add a non-voting legal foul city air and watch the top heavy Shifty: "Do crows fly in straight Jerry Buckner, Bernadette Chavez, in to The Lobo office, journalism advisor to Student Court. The that it is his responsibility to girl attempt to entice you into lines? Yeah, all you have to do is get Dan Cimino, Regis Clauschee and building, room 158 by 1 p.m. cooperate with students, not vice advisor would be appointed for a Susan Dick. Sunday, believing that you can't get it on some rum, get your Captain Jive and two·VPar term from the law school versa." Continentals tape out of hock and Thomas Drummond, Sheldon Statements may not be any unless you ar,e a member in good faPt~lty by its dean with the Duderstadt, Don Fersh, Estlando longer than 200 words and The If further complaints to Baum's approval of the ASUNM and GSA standing of the Dodge Rebellion, you '11 see that she's got a heart Gomez, Lance Gm·don, Sylvia Lobo reserves the right to edit the office are ignored, I suggest directing presidents. remember these deficits result bigger than thH back seat of a Gonzales, Ray Hamilton, Patrick length of !.he statements. They may protests to Vice President Harold hearse." If passed, the fourthreferendu.m Henry, Daniel Hines, John be turned in from 2 to 10 p.m. directly from the numerous would abo !ish Student Affmrs Lavender and UNM President Ferrel Lieu wen and Joseph Little. Thursday, 3 to 5 p.m. ·Friday, or advantages of automobile ownership. Mags: "I'll look into it, friend. CommiHee. Activities formerly Heady. I also urge all concerned Thanks again." Richard Michaels, Michael noon to 1 p.m. Sunday. Statements But perhaps the greatest tragedy under Student Affairs are now Montoya, Paula Morris, Edwin students (who can make it at the will not be accepted after 1 p.m. ~ that has befallen the hardworking With these words of wisdom handled by other committees or Mosley, ,Jack O'Guinn, Gm·rence Sunday. inc on venien t and B aum-decided persons. The committee voted for generation is the pagan-like worship Shifty flies into the night like a Joseph Palmer, Bob Petranovich, All statements will be pl'int~d on time) to attend the Union Board its own abolishment last year. And rienne Pittman, Pamela Tuesday, Nov. 17. KUNM News Director Matt that has sprung up to ogle and gape proverbial bat out of. hell, leaving The fifth proposed amendme11t meeting Friday, at a.m. in Room Powell, and Sandra Lee Ramsey. Candidates who wish to be Walsh said some 200 signatures 11 at each blatant move by the boys in Mags holding a limp bag of french would change the Constitution to have been gathered on the 231-B. fries. Charles Richardson, Jo Ann considered for The Lobo's Detroit. concur with a UNM Board of Sanchez, Bill Snell, Aaron Sobel, endorsement will be asked to News Director petition demanding that KUNM Bob Steinberg Thank god G.M. is still out on Regents' decision .that the facu~ty Ross Sutter, Brian Tafoya, Alfredo be placed in the Union. The This cringing worship is no longe.r need concur wtth answer a series of five questions at strike. Vigil, Ken White, Mike Woelk and the time they turn in their platform petition says Baum "brushed amendments to the ASUNM Ed Zamora. statement. aside" requests for the change to KUNM. Thursday, November 12, 1970
•. f~ ~--- ~------~~--~~...... ,...... Thousands Make Pilgrimage to Columbey Grieving French Bid Adieu to De Gaulle Chicano Recreation Centers By ROBERT MUSEL Catholic church. "I believe it is my duty to come Like Gen. Roger Lzm'd, it to Colombey, Most of the others UP! SENIOR EDITOR President Georges Pompidou to render him this modest but last president of an old Gaullist are dead. 'Means to a Better Life' COLOMBEY- LES- DEUX had tried to obey his old chief's homage," Marniquet said. resistance group, and Jacques De Gaulle's death depleted the EGLISES, France (UP!) wish for a farewell without pomp De Gaulle had set the stage for Foccart, close to De Gaulle in war ranks of Colombey's WW I By CIPRIANO J. ROCHA clothing bank programs. sign -painting and drawing are Summoned by their grief, the and circumstance. But Pompidou the pilgrimage in his message and peace, they came and left veterans. Only six, in their late 7O's Several Chicano recreation During the six months the center offered under the direction of people of France Wednesday submitted to his. grief Wednesday stating his funeral wishes. within minutes. or early SO's, were on hand for centers run by and for the youth of was in operation, the Bernalillo Walter Baca, youth coordinator flocked to this country town by afternoon. With Premier Jacques "The ceremony will be Three hundred yards away, at Armistice Day anniversary services the communities they serve have County Police Dept. reported a there. the thousands in an impromptu Chaban-Delmas he flew in a extremely simple," De Gaulle had the simple De Gaulle tomb, the in the church Wednesday. De recently been established sharp decline in vandalism in that Education, cultural and pilgrimage to see the body of helicopter to Colombey, 110 miles written in a_ message opened only sound was the hammering of Gaulle was the seventh, and he throughout the city. area. Only two arrests were entertainment films in both Charles De Gaulle committed to east of Paris, and spent 16 minutes shortly after he died Monday night workmen cutting a new gate into always attended the service when In these centers, the Chicano reported during this period. Spanish and English borrowed the soil of France. beside the $63 oak cotTin which of a ruptured artery. "I want no the churchyard for the armored car he was here. youth is taught to see the Identification from the Model Cities libraries are At breakfast time, the streets of held De Gaulle's body in the parlor national funeral ... the men and which will caryy De Gaulle's Serge Dorquel, 80, recalled a importance of learning and keeping Another center, El Mestizo, 8 30 shown every Sunday night. the village of 393 residents in the of his home. women of France and of other coffin, made by the village happie~· time on an earlier the history and culture of their Isleta SW, was set up to provide the "Model Cities has been our main champagne district were bare. By De Gaulle's body, his face countries of the world may, if they carpenter, on its last journey, Armistice Day. people "as a means to a better life." youth from the South Valley with contributor," said Baca. noon, '10,000 persoDs had described as serene, was dressed fn wish, do my memory the honor of Silent groups of pilgrims came "You know De Gaulle, there was They are not only taught the a place of recreation and a place Volunteer Help appeared. By dusk, 20,000 had the uniform of a general. Rosary accompanying my body to its last and went to the tomb where De nobody like him when he wanted," problems they face, but also the with which Chicanos from that All work done at the center is Hermanos. All the 'vatos' (guys) arrived, and police predicted 1 beads blessed by the Pope were resting place, but it is in silence that Gaulle's daughter, Anne, has lain Dorquel said. "He was able to put need for a "definite and positive area could "identify." volunteer. However, due to its here are real cool and we all get million were coming to say farewell entwined in his fingers, a cross of I wish it be conducted."' for 22 years. Each time, they left everybody at ease, He used to drink collective action to solve the Before the opening of this center limited training facilities there is a along well," said one youth from "To the Man-Child, Tall, evil; to 'the statesman-soldier when he is Lorraine lay at his feet. . They came to Colombey by car, something behind-a small bunch a few toasts with us, always problems of their people," in June, Chicanos from the area desperate need for outside help, the Atrisco area. graceful, brighteyed, black buried Thursday in a quiet corner In the streets outside, children bus truck and the French railroad of flowers, a rosary, or just their interested in our little problems. The centers also help the had to cross the river in order to especially in the teaching of sports. A II of these youth-run and man-child - Jonathan Peter of a simple church cemetery. stood in silence. Women wept. There were 20 of us then. ·.. " youth-oriented centers call upon Jackson-who died on August began four -train -an ·hour service prayers. community in general through find recreation. The Union also needs building 7, 1970, courage in one hand, President Nixon and the heads Raoul Marniquet, a soldier in De from Pal'is to carry the crowds. French Army troops in winter such programs as food and clothing 'Something to Do' supplies "to rejuvenate old stuff," anyone interested to visit them, to find out more about what they do assault rifle in the other; my of state of four score other nations Gaulle's Free Frnch Forces in the Tent cities sprang up around uniforms moved into the cemetery banks. From these centers, "I usually come here after Baca said. brother, comrade, friends--the flew to Paris for a memorial service dark days of WW II when France Colombey. to install mobile power trucks to programs and projects have been school," said one Rio Grande High "For many years, the people of and to participate more in their true revolutionary, the black to be held inN otre Dame Cathedral was under Hitler's heel, told why Some mourners tried to argue illuminate the grave for the throngs Israeli Spokesman developed and put to use-by the School junior. "There is always Atrisco have been neglected by the activities. communist guerilla in the high four hours before a requiem mass is he drove with his family from their way past guards into the De after the funeral. A spokesman for the military people and for the people. something to do here." Department of Parks and By providing the youngsters est state of development, he held in Colombey's tiny Roman Charente, a distance of 400 miles. Gaulle home to see the body of the Six workmen pried loose the government in the Israeli occupied Each of the centers is equipped El Mestizo also operates a Recreation. As of today, there are with concrete plans for feasible died on the trigger, scourge of . man they loved as wartime hero 2000-pound white marble slab on areas, Michael Shashar, will be in with several pool tables, and clothing bank. Set up in early no parks or recreation centers in action, such as helping out others the uprighteous soldier of the in the community, the centers help people; to this terrible man and twice president. The guards, the tomb. "Charles de Gaulle, Albuquerque for two days of recreation courses in judo, karate, October, it has already provided -the area. Realizing that they can no child and his wonderful mother FUN FUN obeying the wishes of Mme. 1890-1970," will be the only I e c t u res, radio and television boxing, football and basketball are "25 to 30 people or 10 to 15 longer rely on the false promises of the youths from their areas keep Fly Trans-Love to out of trouble. Georgia Bea, to Angela Y. Yvonne de Gaulle, pushed inscription when it's cemented engagements on Nov. 13-14. offered. Arts and crafts courses families" with suitable clothing. politicians for the things they Davis, my tender experience, I OKIE'S Europe everyone back except for a handful back into place. Shashar will address a group of such as sign-painting, leather crafts The center is also in the process of want, the Chicano youth of the dedicate this collection of let $239 of old friends, some of whom wore Steel barriers were erected graduate students and faculty on and woodworking are also offered, establishing a food bank to help area have started a center for the ters; to the destruction of their battle decorations. around the church to keep the Friday at 2 p.m. at Mesa Vista, and cultural awareness movies are those in need. people of the area," said Diego enemies I dedicate my life.'' lOc BEER Boeing 707-first class Few of the close friends invited cro:wds back during the mass. Only room 212. At 7 p.m. the same also shown "to provide an insight People lorn El Mestizo helped Gallegos of Los Hermanos Centro DID YOU KNOW? Soledad B1·other, the Pris Every Wed. 5·6 PM Chicago-London by Mme. De Gaulle to view her members of the family, the night he will lecture on into the history of the Chicano the flood victims from the San Jose Cultural. husband's body broke with her municipal council of Colombey Arab-Israeli co-existence, in the people and their land," in the areas this summer, They have also Donated Materials 1. Graduate students or under on Letters of George Jack Pizza Slices 15¢ (round trip) wishes against talking with and survivors of the companions of Union, mom 250-C. words of one center director. gone to Tierra Amarilla and Most of the materials used to graduates can join Air Force son-Living Batch Limit J une-Scptcm ber newsmen. But one visitor described the liberation, the select band of Saturday at 7 p.m. Shashar will First Center worked at the Co-op there. renovate this center, located at 556 ROTC. ed Books and Periodicals, Dancihg Every Nite Call \Ved. & Thurs. De Gaulle in death: those who joined De Gaulle in speak at Temple Albert, 1006 0 ne of the first Chicano Being a "self-help, non-profit" Atrisco SW, were donated, "The General's face looks 20 Lead SE. including roofing paper and 2. It costs nothing to take the 2406 Central SE. wartime exile, were invited to recreation centers to be set up was center, El Mestizo does not depend aptitude exams as Freshman, If Central at Univer-•ily ~GH-.fOIJB ,1-6 PM years younger. It is amazingly attend. Shashar's visit is co-sponsored El Chicano, located at 9655 4th on any kind of government aid to furniture. "Work on· the building was done by the guys from the you foil you must wait one year LIViNG BATCH LIMITED FUN FUN TRANS-LOVE serene, not marked by any Of the 1026 members of the by the .Jewish Studt>nt Union and NW. run its programs; it is run solely on before retesting. This could delay suffering." order, only 541 were able to make the Israeli Students of UNM. ItwasopenedinApril,withthe donations received from area," said Gallegos. A class in arts and crafts, your entry into the ROTC pro Books and Periodicals help of David Arguello, a VISTA "concerned citizens" and the gram. volunteer, to "provide the youth of money which it collects from the originally initiated to "help the 2406 Central SE the area with recreational facilities pool tables. Duties in cleaning and that were neglected by the caring for the center are youthsthings and there make learn money how at tothe makesame Just in! time" sells leather goods to help ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~======~ Hard Times Avoids Stereotype government agencies." The center altern~ted among the member$. closed in late September when the Keep Busy finance the center. owner of the building reclaimed it ''Before they opened up the A Theatro de Ia Calle, similar in Paper Has Old & New Journalism for use as a storage building. Union, we used to hang around in format to that of Luis Valdez' During its six month existence, the streets and we would usually Theatro Campesino, was recently Dry Cleaning--30¢-\b NEW By SUSAN GLODT-STERN what goes on behind the news. circulation, something for formed by Los Hermanos. The EI Chicano initiated several wind up getting into some kind of In the age of the credibility gap "We are an alternative to everyone like Life is closing," programs geared to "combat the trouble. But now that they've performers present "actos" (skits) *Professional laundry & dry cleaning the press has come under fire from establishment papers, like the Browning said. "We can expect to poor people's conditions." One of opened this center for us, we have a based on the problems faced by service available RELEASES both ends of the political fence. Journal and Tribune," editor Doug see the death of Look just like the these was the establishment of a place to go and keep busy. We have Chicanos. The underground press, the Browning said. "But we are not Saturday Evening Post." food bank; from which people in a lot of fun," said one 15-year-old "Los Hermanos was also opened establishment papers and the fly by locked into any position like the On other issues Browning had dire need of food could obtain free boy from the Union. to keep the guys off the street and SUGAR SHACK CLEANERS night print outs are all rumbling underground press. If we go after a this to say: food. A city permit to solicit food The Union is a center run by the out of trouble. There is no need for FROM around trying to create a believable story with a particular view in mind rules of conduct here because Students, we get y~ur clothes "sweet 'n' dean" DOPE: I think you have to nim and clothing was obtained by the people from the San Jose area and medium. and it turns out differently, the drug education at the adults who group, and the food and clothing is being used as a recreation center everybody does their fair share," Most of the underground papers, story reflects our ideas wen• swallow the tranquillizers and diet donated went to aid about 60 and a meeting place. added Gallegos. Close-109Yale S.E. Convenient-a a.m.-6 p.m. envisioning themselves as the changed by the facts." pills befon• you can get high school families. This center, located at 805 Arno "If anybody's looking for me, I , 'BANTAM tellers of truth, have not been The paper is a 25c, 16 page kids tot'Pspond. The boxing class at El Chicano SE, was set up in August and has can usually be found here at Los dependable. They die after the tabloid. Past issues have includt•d REVOLUTION: I tend to think was successful enough to send two been "very successful" despite the 11. 1r _I • • - •.•. f.·,-·-'·" ! J second issue or so, or appear stories on politics, chopper ridl'l·s, in ll~rms of self. I am against youths, Charlie Alderete and fact it lacks propoer facilities, such ·-·- " . sporadically like the "Astral fluoridation and FBI monitoring of bombing been use the <~razies might Raymond Garcia, to Arizona to as a heating system. The Report of Projection," a ilOc tabloid that library books on bombs. Tlw bomb a building I am in. I oppos<• participate in a boxing Like the other centers, the the Commission on eschews politics. stories in the Hard Times are not revolution bt•caus!' I don't think it I tournament. Union is "free and open to C!ommwzlaatlon:i But two UNM students and long the typically reportorial type of would hPncfit me morl' than I Mo::;t of the boys from the area everybody." Parttime lessons in Q[osceru~ty time ago Lobo staffers are about to the Journal and Tribune, but an anything W<' have in tlw old syst1•m. were also aided in securing crafts such as woodcarving, II n .s1 m:l ~""" release the fifth edition of their analytical and intPrpretive vil•W of There are bad and good points. A employment, including three ~--;;;;;;;:;;;:::======. DISTRICT 8 uy bi-weekly newspaper, "The Hard the event or person. revolution is only a revolution if it Neighborhood Youth Corps jobs at rornogrape Times." "The Hard Times" is a Illustratively, the campaign succeeds...... ~ - . .- ' ·, . ' the center. $CASH$ combination of the old journalism, statements of Bruce King and cr:r,c N~t• l! orlt ~ir In WAC CToss-Country Andy Garmezy Depth-Laden UTEP Favored AD's Tig~ Money Policy 1970 Backfield Best in School History . UNJ\;I's crunching ground regular season record, defeated ~ame become one of the great Defending national champion IS to become the fmest Texas 23-14 in the' Cotton Bowl hit the 350-yard mark or more. ;ushing while Henry has jumped year because they were and "the winning tradition" but PI 'M" ' A hl • dest~ned professional running backs, .and Texas·El Paso, led by Australian out~istanced. Pearce ~nd saidalsothatArizonacouldposea, ever this weekend when the Lobos and unve']ed a ho · During the 55·14 win over mto 19th. At the end of the 1959 agues Inor . t etiCS · h y 1 sop more runnmg fullback Bo Bankston. Peddns senior Kerry Pearce, is a solid Englishman John Bednarski, a problem. I h t t 0 B Montana the team was credited season Brown was listed in fifth P. ay os rJg an: oung and back by the name of Ernie Davis. finished third in team rushing with favorite to capture the ninth sophomore, placed first and second Arizona is unbeaten in dual aim for 144 yards ~ushmg. . . North Texas finished its 10-game with 450 yards on the ground and place, Crandall in eighth and annual WAC cross-country meet at respectively last season in the WAC competition this season, and are Gymnastics coach Rusty Mitchell is a thorn in the athletic Rai?'ked se?ond m.the nation th1s season with 2908 yards. 636 yards while Bankston had a had 383 yards in the 42-0 blanking Perkins in 16th. That was year total of 384. th~ ElPaso this Saturday. finals held in Salt Lake City, The led by senior captain Mario Castro, week m rushmg behmd top ranked Going into Saturday's game with of Denver. In one of the great that New Mexico State's Pervis department's side. In the last five years Mitchell has probably The Lobos of 1959 had much The Miners are virtually entire team had but 18 points to who has placed ninth in the WAC Te~as, the Lobos need. the 144 Brigham Young, New Mexico has victories in the Lobo record book Atkins finished as the country's frequented Athletic Director Pete McDavid's office more than the same passing statistics that the bottomless in depth. Bob Walczak, win by the largest margil). ever in over the last two years. AU coach yard~ to b:eak the all-time N.ew all four of its starting backs with the 28-27 win over the Air Fore~ leading rusher with 971 yards. the fifth-place finishel' in the WAC WAC history. Dave Murray said "we really don't any other coach. Mexico smgle·season rushmg 45 0 yards or more rushing. 1970 squad has posted, In 1959 Academy in which Perkins scored Davis of Syracuse finished in 11th last fall, and Danny McKillip, who M i n e r c o a a h Way n e have an individual standout, but all record of 2898 ya~·ds set by the Fullback Sam Scarber leads the New Mexico completed 44 of 104 three times and was named the while Abner Haynes of North This beaten path from Mitchell's office to McDavids' is not attempts for 664 yards. This year placed lOth in the NCAA, are not Vandenberg's top seven men are, of our kids run well. Our first six to ask how the family is but to find out why the gymnastics 1959 Lobos. ~fter e1ght games, the Pack with 792 yards followed by Associated Press Back of the Week Texas was listed at 7th. Davis had on the Miners' seven-man team this besides Pearce and Bednarski, kids are all pretty equal in ability." Lobos have p~cked up 2755 yards halfback Fred Henry with 769, coach Rudy Feldman's team has New Mexico had 350 yards on th~ 686 yards and Haynes had 730. sophomores Ken Breen and Bob Expected to battle for the team has not received an increase in funds. hit on 41 of 99 attempts for 510 ground. Perkins led UNM with 126 net yards rush mg. quarterback Rocky Long with 556 yards. Doyle, top prospect Bob Crowe individual honors in addition to the Since 1966 Mitchell's program has not received a raise The ranking by the NCAA is the and halfback Nate McCall with of the 350 yards. and redshirts Rod Hill and Petet' above are Wyoming's Wayne highest by a New Mexico team 478. Levy's Lobos had several big The incidence of acute except to offset the increase in tuition and housing. In the five IndiVidual statistics released this hydrophobia in Mallard ducks is Romero. Jensen and Utah's Scott since the 1959 Lobos finished third The 19 59 offense was built rushing performances during the week by the NCAA has Scarber years that he has been gymnastics coach, UNM has gone from year but only three times did they not as high as predicted by "I think we have a better squad Bringhurst. Bringhurst is back from and set the 11 year old record. around a trio of fleet halfbacks listed in 15th place in the nation in wildlife experts. than last year," said Vandenberg, · a Mormon mission after placing the bottom notches in the conference to WAC champions and a In 1959 coach Marv Levy's who finished the season with 600 "although we have come around a &econd in the WAC and 11th in the national power. squad posted a 7-3 record and in yards or more. Junior halfback little slower." Vandenberg said NCAA in the 1967 cross-country the rus?ing race finished behind Billy Brown, a native of that the team had great personnel meets. After each season Mitchell has gone to the athletic champiOn Syracuse and North Holdenville, Okla., led the rushing CLASSIFIED department asking for more money. After each visit he receives Texas State, It was the 1959 game with 740 yards followed by YEJD eRRS WHAT ADVERTISING the same reply; football hasn't been doing well financially, Syracuse team that rushed for halfback Bob Crandall with 729 3136 yards, finished with a 10-0 senior Don Perkins, destined t~ RATES: 7e per word, 20 word mini consequently the department can not afford to increase the mum ( ~1.40) per time run. If ad is to run five or more consecutive days with gymnastics allocation. no changes the rate is reduced to 5c per word n.nd the minimum nwnber of - If Mitchell could have foreseen the present situation five words to 10. years ago he would not have come to UNM. When he accepted YEJD EfiT TERMS: Payment must be made in full prior to insertion of advertisement~ the job as physical education instructor and gymnastics coach WHERE: Journalism Building. Room it was with the understanding that if he did well he would be 205, aftarnoons IJrcfcrnbly or mail. rewarded. "I told them I didn't want to come here unless I was ClnBSificd Advertising UNM P.O. Box 20 By conserva going to be graded on merit," said Mitchell. "I feel that if I am Albuquerque, N.M. 8710G tive estimate more than fifteen million college going to do the job I want to be repaid for it." students have used Cliff's Notes It is Rusty Mitchell's reputation as a coach that brings 1) PERSONALS since we became America's first outstanding high school athletes to New Mexico, not the NEW YEARS IN MEXICO CITY AND literary study aid. This prefer ACAI'ULCO. "S1ucial Student~<~ Uatcn.rr ence continues to build- for gymnastics program. Very few parents want their sons to travel L<•nve l.lecombct• 27. Cull a~4-IJ14G ••• two big reasons: 24:1-.JHfill ••• 344-0931. 12111 seven hours by car to compete in a meet or spend the night in a ITJIQNuwa 1;\vo-r·;lmP. KITTi~Ns. i•u4-A~-sE. 2:12: 1 I QUAliTY-The easy-to YMCA, when they could attend a school where the team flys to tlllW after 5 :3() pm. 11/18 understand commentary and BEL.4 explanation you get from Cliff's each meet and stays in first-class hotels. iiAVl~-AN IN1'J~Iti•:STINCJCltAFT '! N<·<·d LUGOSI !'urn~ brr•n.tl 't Cont.nr.t ltir.h Milll•r, Ca.tie Notes result from painstaking The UNM athletic department is fortunate to still have Anl~eU at Original Worlm, lOU Mc.:1n SB. work by our board of authors. !1.· 1H Predominantly Ph.D.'s, these Rusty Mitchell around. If they are not careful they are going to \ i:iA!.J~Y-s():ii.(iiii1•y -;--l'lcnsc oome home. scholars are specially selected Sorm Fitlcrn. 11!18 lose a very capable coach and a very successful sport. • <·=~---·-~- - for their knowledge of particular 'l'J{g 1.0110 IS DOING a st.,ry on works and for their ability to Swimming coach John Meechem and wrestling coach Ron \\om,.-n's Uh. If you nr(• a rm.•mht1r of ar1~· :-:roup, I would likt.* to talli. to sou4 make these works meaningful Jacobsen have not had the success Mitchell has, so it is a little JlJl:'u~t! c•aiJ Il!·anne at 277-4~02 nft('r 0. to you. 11,17 harder for them to pressure the athletic department for more I u~Ncl~:t;·th~-~m-u-:~1i:-o-o-:f:--::th_o_!abulo\11 2/ AVAILABILITY -Cliff's Notes funds. "'Plain Jane" R-12 Jtm. lo'ridnY, Nuv. 20, concentrate on giving you all the Meechem, in his second year as coach, is building the SUB Ballroom. 11,2u plays and novels most frequently C::-{:":H:'::,J:":.• I.:::':o:7:g -iNNll:\Jtni~ItSHOP hn~; new assigned in college. If your dealer swimming team to a power in the WAC. Last season he nu•n 'B ~trt.•h•h wh~.1 on ~-ale. HourH !tre is temporarily out of the title you T-Th ll::IO·:;::Iu; WFS at S ::JO.o:OO, need, ask him to call us on his captured fourth in the WAC with only a 13-man team. This !!-1!-l-lHI\J:i. 11 17 special "Hot Line." year he has the majority of those 13 returning plus several l'OE'rRY W AN'ri~D for ('00ll<'rathu!! an tholor wouldn't stay here unless I thought it would get better," said R(J(l)l::-;: \VO!'t1E~ ~\·,orl\iD!-! t!l" :-tu•lfut. ~;,:;,11.-i \\·n~.:-~;. 1-:.-.-u \\Tl{,;. ~uh~.!.!'.n·. J.i\:ir.r': Jacobsen. "If I win a championship I expect some of the gravy t'110m :m•! Utt·hn1 Jlri.-..·ih~~t·:·. tal'--. Tijf·r:L. Taste etter ~\V. IhN.htH .... H. 11 17 to come along with it." This season Jacobsen has more depth and experience than in 5) FOR~ALE previous years. He is strong in almost every weight class, and it !'I!WER USED AIJI,J-:it typewrit<•r. Pur University P.O. Box 20, UNM, Albuquerque, N. M. 87106 t•haA~tl on(l Jt.·ar n~·u. I•:xt•t. Hent f'I.J!lilition. is possible that he could win theWAC or place very high. PurtaMe \\·ith earryinr~ 1•a•;p, :35U.IHJ or l1p;.