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by STEVE LAWRENCE DEAN—RA RELATIONS ter stated, “As an R A. don’t or writers of the letter re­ asked to devote any consider­ Managing Editor Hitting what was termed the count on holding your position mains a mystery. able amount of extra time dur­ The Resident Assistant pro­ Deans “ genuine humanitarian fo r a year. Sometimes in the ing Dead Week. He did say, gram and the Dean of concern for their ‘staff,’ the past those unpleasant ‘inci­ ADMINISTRATIVE REACTION however, that during Dead Week Students’ staff are the targets letter continued with this quote, dents’ of one sort or another Dennis Allen, Assistant Head and finals there is usually an of an anonymous letter placed apparently from an inter-staff have given R A.’s a new ap­ Resident in Anacapa, Indicated extreme amount of tension that in the mail boxes of Anacapa memo, “ During Dead Week and preciation of off-campus liv­ that a more appropriate pro­ must be dealt with in the halls. Hall R A ’s early Saturday morn­ finals you, as an R .A ., should ing... at cost, of course.” cedure should have been used He further remarked that an ing. be prepared to give your great­ to complain against the Deans’ effort has been made to inform Signed “ Society for the P re ­ est attention to those students NO COMMUNICATION Office. A “ more rational way prospective RA’s of their job vention of an R.A. Revolt,’’ who may be having difficulties. Emphasis was also placed on to air grievances” is avail­ status. “ Its such an obvious the letter began: “Dear Pros­ “ If your method of leadership RA - Dean “communication able, he said. thing,” Evans offered. “ None pective R.A.: Congratulations and direction in the hall, your problem s.” " . . . the ea rlier Expressing fundamentally the of us would be here if there on your selection as an indivi­ private life (which, incidentally report concerning RA.-D ean’s same sentiments, Dean Robert were no students here.” dual with the qualities neces­ is all but relinquished the first communication problems is un­ Evans stated that he would be Dean of Student Residents sary to serve as an R.A. on morning of R A . Workshop), or true. There is no problem in this glad to talk to anyone who felt Margaret Trainor, pointed out the Dean of Students’ staff next your personal convictions hap­ area whatsoever ....there is no they had a legitimate com­ that the one-year dorm con­ year. pen to conflict with those deem­ communication. ’ ’ plaint. Referring to the letter, tracts would be Instrumental “The Deans have a habit of ed most desirable by the The l e t t e r concluded, he commented that it “ doesn’t in solving the RA tenure prob­ being distressingly hard to be­ Deans,” the letter continued, “ . . . congratulations on your really represent anything.” lem . lieve from time to time,” the “ do not be surprised to hear selection as an R A . for next Concerning one of the letter’s Distribution of the letter was letter said. “ For example, at those cheering words: ‘We’re year. You 11 find it a challeng­ contentions, Evans said that he apparently limited to Anacapa an R.A. Conference held during sorry, but under the circum ­ ing position in many ways, in doesn’t “ really think there has Hall. Head Residents in Santa the Fall Semester, Dean R ey­ stances we feel that we have fact m ore ways than you would been any lack of communica­ Cruz and Santa Rosa Halls, and no alternative but to...’ ” nolds said: *We do not envi­ probably expect. tion.” Assistant Head Resident Steve sion a year contract for the Commenting on the recent “ Best wishes, good luck, and CONTENTIONS REFUTED Wilson in San Miguel Hall stat­ dorm contract controversy, and dorms if it can possibly be deepest sympathies.” Evans said that he was not ed that no one in their halls avoided.’ ” its effect on the RA, the let­ The identity of the writer aware that the R A ’s had been' had received letters^

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Wednesday, May 13, 1964 V ol. 44 - N o. 76 Queen Contest finalists AS awards to be presented at dinner; annouced, three to vie Chancellor will bestow highest honor Beachcombers’ Holiday pitch; Scabbard and Blade, Queen finalists were selected grenade throw; Sigma Alpha Students w ill be presented the Annual AS Awards Banquet actlvlties will be awarded Hon­ Monday. Epsilon, coin toss; and Sigma awards for outstanding achieve­ this evening at 6 p.m. in the or Keys, and Lower Division They are Linda Morrisson, Kappa, panda bear pitch. ments during the past year at De la Guerra Annex. Awards will be given to the sponsored by Oceano - Santa Among the awards to be given most outstanding lower division Cruz; Lynne Foster, Consuelo will be the La Cumbre Honor man and woman. In addition, Santa Cruz; and Susan Plum - Copy Award fo r the student with Outstanding Man and Woman ley, Manzanita. the best-qualifications of lea­ awards for leadership, charac­ Students may vote on queen dership, character, scholar­ ter, scholarship, and service candidates Friday from 9:30 ship, and service over a four- w ill be presented. a.m. to 4:30 p.m. in front of year period. This award, the Besides these and other the library. The winner of the highest that any student can ob­ awards, the Alumni Associa­ Queen Contest w ill be announ­ tain, will be presented by Chan­ tion will present an award to ced at Friday’s dance being cellor Vernon Cheadle. the senior who has best re­ held in the Old Gym from 8 p.m. Three staff awards for EL alized the University’s pur­ to midnight. The organization GAUCHO, La Cumbre. and poses and the importance of sponsoring the winning candi­ KCSB staffs will be presen­ civic duty. The Max Caulk Mem­ date will receive a perpe­ ted for the most outstanding orial Award will be given« tual trophy. staff members. Students who The banquet is open to every­ Booth building for Beach­ have given outstanding service one at the price of $2 a ticket, combers Holiday will begin on to the Associated Students w ill which may be obtained in the Friday from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. be presented with the AS Presi­ AS Business O ffice. RHA ticket- and be completed on Saturday dent’s Award. holders may attend at a reduced from 6 a.m. to 10 a.m. Activi­ Outstanding seniors in AS price. ties w ill be open to the public from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Trophies will be awarded for booth decoration and for com­ Board will pick petition in each of the cate­ gories of booths: food, game, entertainment, and novelty. Trophies will also be award­ ’64-’65 editors ed to the winners of the men’s BURDICK “ . to over-kill twenty-five is klnda fun.” and women’s surfing competi­ C arl Young photo Applicants for positions of slble for the compilation, print­ tion and the winner of the pad- 1964-65 Editor of E L GAUCHO ing and distribution of the hand­ dleboard contest. and «Gaucho Guide* will be in­ book, although he may recruit Burdick talks on chance terviewed and final selection volunteer helpers. FOOD AND FUN made by the Publications Board tomorrow at 4 p.m. in the SU Work on the «Guide” must be Participating living groups begun immediately after finals, of accidental destruction Conference room. and their booths are: Games- in order to have it ready for Eugene Burdick, whose novel, Letters of application must be Alpha Phi, pie-throwing booth; will occur on the millionth time, printing in July, and distribu­ submitted to Board Chairman Anacapa, kissing booth; Arbo- F ailsafe”, was chosen the RHA fo r any poker player knows the tion in August. lado, garter toss; Delta Gam­ Book of the Year, discussed his death blow may strike the firs t Rachel Gulliver before the in­ ma, dunking booth; Manzanita book before a crowd of over 500 time,” according to Burdick. terviews. The letters should Publications Board has re­ Hall, water balloon toss; San last Wednesday afternoon in The lecture hall was not the contain the qualifications of the quested a $75 remuneration for Miguel, egg throwing. Campbell Hall. only place students had to en­ applicant, his past experience, the «Guide” editor, but this has Kappa Sigma w ill sponsor a Often delivering himself in counter Burdick, co-author of and any plans or ideas he has not been made official. greased pole and surprise fish- a humorous manner, Burdick •The Ugly American” with Wil­ concerning the position being Selection o f editors for the lng booth: Santa Rosa, coke spoke of the one chance in a liam Lederer. applied for. two publications will be made million that nuclear war would During the day he spoke to EL GAUCHO editor receives by Board members Marcia be touched off accidentally, several classes where students the amount of his incidental Knopf, EL GAUCHO editor; Ra­ (Date changed | arguing that, when the stakes warmly welcomed his humor fees plus $400 fo r the year. chel Gulliver, La Cumbre edi­ The Beachcombers’ Holiday are as high as the havoc of and informal manners, as seen “ Gaucho Guide,” official tor; Rick Govea, KCSB mana­ dance, previously scheduled for nuclear warfare, even these in such remarks as ‘ 'The but­ handbook for new students, re ­ ger; Charles Lee, Spectrum Saturday night, w ill be held odds are none too good. ton is more seductive than the quires an editor familiar with editor; and Leg Council mem­ Friday night from 8 to 12 p.m. “ One in a m illion” does not rifle” and “ ...to overkill twen­ publication and printing proced­ bers Bruce Shaw and Barbara in the Old Gym, guarantee that the holocaust ty-five is klnda fun. ” ures. He will be solely respon- Canning. Page 2— EL G A U C H O — Wednesday, May 13, 1964 Editor’s Mail Box S t fa u c tu y are certain requirements for sadly point out what was passed UCSB folksingers membership in this institution, up. and some members do not abide MELINDA R1NKER by them, then the University is Editor: State Fair Entrant,^ perfectly within its rights in OPINION The auditions for folk singers excluding these persons from to represent UCSB at the State its membership. Objective criteria Fair were a ludicrous inter­ And undergraduates, who are pretation of true folk music not members of this particular Editor: Student static talent. The mis.augment was aspect of the University, should Of course we must have ob­ caused by the following: have no say in this. It is solely jective criteria for terminating (1) Three out of the four a matter of concern to or retiring our professors. And groups representing UCSB are the faculty and administration. the mysterious ad hoc commit­ Why student government? of a commercial nature, and all CAROLE LOCKHART tee who decides upon these ob­ are noticeably similar. Since jective criteria, who are they? true American folk music is by BURT WORRELL Who chooses them? How?. . . ficance, it also fails to generate based on traditional and authen­ Elections are over. Offi- 'Ethnic’ group Those who publish stay, those any student enthusiasm which tic styles of shv: ing and in­ cers-elect will be taking their Editor: who teach do not (som etim es)-- would enable it to carry out it strumentation, it is pathetic positions next semester. But It is a .source of singular where, might one ask, is the supposed goals. that our campus will project whose mandate will they carry curiosity and profound regret logical connection between the “ When it concerns itself with such a non-traditional image out when fulfilling their duties? to me that in selecting the published work and the ability such non-sensical “ problem s” of folk music at the fair. Since students perennially as abolishing chaperones at UCSB entries for the State Fair to teach? Or are there other doubt the function of student Berkeley, a campus renowned folk music competition, Leg factors, objective of course, school parties, I say it has fo r its authentic trends in folk government, they were given a Council overlooked the Blue- selected at random and known fallen back to the high school music, will be represented as chance to air their views when grass Group, which, in my opin­ only to those who decide and level of government -agovern­ such. The Goleta Valley Boys, questioned, '‘It is often said ion, represented one of the most enforce? ment administered by the fa­ a well-known talented bluegrass that student government is a essentially valid aspects of the The whole thing looks as if culty and puppeted by the stu­ group, and Pete Feldmann, a farce. Do you believe it is? ” dents.” American folk tradition. it might Indeed be objective, in local “ ethnomusicologist,” A few of the twenty-five stu­ In addition to comprising the a queer sort of subjective, each played music Indigenous to dents approved of the govern­ JAN WHITE, HOME ECONO­ most “ ethnic” group each of clandestine manner. our heritage. Neither was ment’s function, but many hurl­ MICS: “ Y es, because I think the performers is an excellent If the University is no refuge chosen by Legislative Council. ed such invectives at student most of the time, it is used as instrumentalist and thoroughly from the insensitive crudities (2) The above was obviously govern m en t as ‘‘rubber a means for one’s own end.” fam iliar with the Bluegrass of petty politics, where should stamp”, “tool” and “yes- JOAN OSANTOWSKI, the fault of the incompetent field. we look, Dr. Cheadle? Some judges, who as a group know council” . FRENCH: “ I certainly do. Al­ I am relatively certain that of our finest teachers are being nothing of true folk music. A s though I have no grounds on this kind of traditional integrity terminated—there are cer­ RONALD VAN WERT, POLI­ exemplified by their choice, which to base this statement, I is what would be esteemed at tainly objective criteria for TICAL SCIENCE: “ Student go­ Legislative Council is not quali­ feel that student government is the State Fair judging, rather that. vernment can be an import­ fied to judge the talent of per­ only a means to make the wishes than the commercially oriented, What is the administration’s ant part of the school if it is formers in the field of music, of the administration SEEM to finger-snapping “ Hootenanny” attitude toward the student? It conducted in the proper way. let alone the very specialized be those of the students” . crowd pleasers which evince no looks like a case of total un­ Although the authority of the field of fok music, less shallow a tradition than concern. What is the purpose of student council is limited, it The auditions should have DAVID PAQUETTE, PHY­ the Kingston Trio legend. the University? A re students can increase the prestige of the been judged by local radio an­ SICS: “ I don’t really think stu­ What is being overlooked nought but ciphers banded to­ school and plan activities which nouncers who have folk music dent government does that much here, I think, is the importance gether as an excuse for faculty w ill enhance the value of school for us, but as long as the parti­ programs, and qualified mem­ of some degree of instrumental research? to the student.” cipants have fun and don’t bother bers of the music department. accomplishment other than the JEAN COX Next year pernaps three out DENIS DUTTON, PHILO­ me, I ’m not in favor of abolish­ ability to pound, beat, or crag ing it.” of the four groups chosen will SOPHY: “ Indeed I do. The fact one’s right hand across the be of a non-commercial nature, is that a student presidential strings in feeble simulation of thus UCSB wUl be justly repre­ candidate can find no better musical accompaniment. sented. issue than five cent coffee in I am not condemning Leg « a » the SU.” We get mail? BOB BLACKMAR Council for not being ethno- JEANETTE HASON, HOME BOB JONES musicologists, I just wish to ECONOMICS: “Yes and will DENNIS DIVINS become so as the size of the Send all obscene mail to your school increases. Student Postm aster--he thrives on it. 4 y government not only fails Research haven to accomplish anything of signi­ Editor: Airport There have been a great many comments lately on the subject "CHARADE" of publication by the faculty. and heat Perhaps a few basic facts should be supplied to the controversy. "MAN'S FAVORITE A person who takes a position ing with the University takes it with SPORT" MARCIA KNOPF, Editor the full understanding that he must do research and he must 29® | EDITORIAL BOARD: Vic Cox, Ruth Girvln, Jeff Krend, publish. Consequently the There’s a way of healing both teaching load is very light: A r lin g t o n l I Wayne Reese, Steve Lawrence, Connie Finster, Bill Jen- mind and body. It's a way that | kins, Steve Rlttenberg, Sandy FitzGerald. three courses versus the four | STAFF: Michael Iversen, Eric Van DeVerg, Arleen Ozanian, courses in state colleges. "M A N IN penetrates right to the heart of | Sandy Coates, Karen Kram er, Cherie Goodrich, Publication is also the method THE MIDDLE" things — a way of love and re­ | Gayle Kerr, Diane Browell, John Bishop, Burt WorreU, whereby knowledge is shared plus generation. Looking deeper, it's % Betty Brown, Bill Cook, Terry Ellis. Richard Clemmer, and increased. Published | Sandy Roades, Jim Mattinson, Linda Stein, John Young, material frequently provides a ‘Shock Treatment" a way of glorifying God. Every- I Ruth Immerwahr, Denis Dutton, Gary Dolgin, Diana Clark, stimulation for new or further one can follow it. Everyone can § Bob Stoll, Dave Dawdy, Janice Witt, John Boyce, Holly research. Without publication ¡GranadaHO ! learn about it. A lecture called I Ingram, Linda Maron, Ann McMurray, Judy Sobol. Jerry much research would have to “The Healing Way of the | Curtis, Linda Sartor, Leonard Tozier, Susan Cumins, and be duplicated many times beforé Closed for complete remodeling I Gary Vidor. new work could begin. Where and refurbishing. Watch for Christ" will be given by Florence | PUBLICATIONS DIRECTOR: Joe T. Kovach. would we be now without publi­ grand opening date. Progress C. Southwell, of The Christian reports Seats and carpet are Published three times a week on Monday, Wednesday and Friday during the school year, except cation? --Nowhere. jgduring vacations and exam periods, by the Associated Students, University of California, Santa The University is one of the out, floors being torn out. Science Board of Lectureship. s Barbara. Distributed by the Squires, sophomore men's honorary, Tom Cahill, president. Printed f 1° Gol«ta by the Campus Press, 82 A ero Camino. Entered as second-class matter on' November few places in our pragmatic so­ Everyone is welcome. 10» 1954 at the post office at Goleta, California, under the Act of March 3, 1879. ciety that serves as a haven STATE for original research. If there moscleutiKiire "LILIES OF THE This Christian Science lecture spon­ FIELD" sored by First Church of Christ, Scientist, Santa Barbara w ill be giv­ A. RUSSELL BUCHANAN and en in the church edifice, 120 East Valerio Street, Friday evening, May PAUL NEWMAN 15th at eight o’clock. Children under in "H UD" six will be ■ cared for in the Sunday PROFESSOR OF HISTORY AND VICE-CHANCELLOR AT U.C.S.B. chool at 1215 Santa Barbara Street. WILL AUTOGRAPH HIS RECENT HARPER & ROW PUBLICATION

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DIAL 2-8715 riNG co.. Page 6— EL G A U C H O — Wednesday, May 13, 1964 Gaucho spikers S í fa u c ú a set new record at Fresno meet by JOHN YOUNG Sports Writer A school record breaking performance in the mile relay highlighted the Gaucho track­ SPORTS men’ s efforts in the Annual Editor, Wayne Reese Assistant, Mike Iversen West Coast Relays held in Fres­ no last Friday and Saturday. Competing in the college di­ vision, the Gaucho quartet com­ posed of Jon Escovedo, Jim All-Stars capture softball Clark, Bill O’Neil, and Jack Burdullis raced to a clocking of 3:17.3, placing fifth in their race. The time was well under the title via win over Animals old record of 3:18.9 and also With the bases loaded, and followed with a single. Radcliff one and seven tenths seconds the score 5-4 the Mendocino- then went to second on the throw faster than the team’s previous Merced “ Animals” , fell one run to third on Hoffman. best this season. short of tying the Andy Capp O’Neil tripled in Hoffman and In setting the record, Esco­ All-Stars in the Intramural Radcliff for the runs. In the vedo was timed in :48.8, Clark Softball Championship Monday fifth, A-C added two more. :50.8, O’Neil :50.1, andBurdul- afternoon. Sommerton walked and stole se­ lis a blistering :47.6 in anchor­ In a tense last inning rally, cond. He went to third when the ing the team. the “ Anim als” picked up one throw was wildly put into Along with his fine leg In the run when Mike Shea crossed the centerfield. mile relay, BurduUis also com­ plate on a fly ball by RonRuben- Yahnee then bunted safely, peted In the open division of stein. scoring Sommerton. Fisher lat­ the 440-yd. hurdles. The previous inning the “ Ani­ er scored the Capper’s fourth Running in the third section, m als” had produced two runs, run. In the sixth, Marincovlch he won his heat in a fine time of while the fifth had seen Bob racked up the last and deciding :53.0. This also was a new Kahan cross the plate for the run as Watson batted him in. school record for the event. first of their runs. By virtue of the run, which The Gaucho’s other relay Andy Capp scored its first brought the win, the Andy Capp team, entered in the distance HEAVE-H O --Fred Hokanson, UCSB’ s shot putter, lets go two runs in the top of the fourth team takes possession of the medley, had to settle for seventh with a put in a recent meet. Hokanson placed fourth at Fresno Hoffman walked, and Radcliff Intramural Softball Trophy. place, although turning in a good with a heave of 49’ 6-1/2” . Jim Mattinson photo time of 10:25.7. Fred Hokanson, Santa B ar­ bara’s only entrant in the col­ Solves lege division field events, came UCSB PENS 20ç Parking through with a put of 49’ 6-1/2” A. S. Cashier's window to place fourth In the shot put. Table tennis & NEAR SANTA BARBARA PHONE Pocketbook J MISSION . . . OPPOSITE May 17 the T r i County Table ENCANTO HOTEL THEATRE WO. 2-3477 Tennis Tournament will begin Troubles at theRecreationCenter at Ana- r n Tues., May 12 — One Week Engagement capa and C arillo in Santa B ar­ B bara. The entry fee is $1,00 One Show Nightly 8:15 — Sun. 7:30 and students who are interested should contact Tom Orena at the HONDA! Come Test Ride ADULTS 1.50 STUDENTS 1.00 Recreation Center from 7-10 p.m., May 8 or 15. the Thrifty, Nifty LUDMILA TCHERINA in “THE LOVERS OF TERUEL” Sport Rentals ea eeé HONDA”50” "Exciting, challenging, passionate, remarkable" 286 S. FAIRVIEW — W alter Tarry, Herald Tribune ett á fíw ifo “ Highly ambitious dance cinema” — Crowther, N.Y. Times Goleta 7-4416 FRIDAY 'Exquisitely designed — one of the bast" BASEBALL - UCLA at UCSB, ADDED — Cue Magazine 3 p.m. here. Open Acclaimed the world over— Buddy Heckett In Vi TENNIS — NCAA Regionals at "THE SHOE" — also — "SPLENDOR OF PARIS" LA State. TRACK — NCAA Regionals at 9 a.m. - 7 p.m. Long Beach.

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Chancellor Cheadle spoke of the problems facing UCSB’s growing campus in providing space for the rapidly increasing student and faculty population at the UCSB A ffiliates annual din­ ner Sunday. "UCSB is two years behind in providing space for the waves of students who are coming h e re ," said Cheadle. He stated that the Chemistry Building, the next building to be constructed, will be financed by a state construc­ tion bond issue passed two years Girls announce ago. According to Cheadle, pas­ engagements at sage of the coming state bond issue is absolutely necessary JERRYLEWIS for UCSB’s growth; he urged his Carnation Tea audience to get behind the bond SAYS.. issue. Seventeen girls passed “Group, do you realize through the carnation ring at “ If it doesn’t pass,” he said, the annual Carnation Tea Sun­ "the students who wUl be com ­ day afternoon in the Santa Rosa everytime you put your ing here in 1967-68 will be voted Formal Lounge. out of the university.’ ’ Already Chi Omega sorority spon­ best foot forward there’s the university has taken over sored the tea which honored some of Las Casitas dormitory girls who have become engaged a leg attached to if? And halls for instruction. "The uni­ within the past year. versity must schedule classes Chere Amie Bridal Center is that leg covered with during the noon hour, dinner in Monteclto put on a fashion hour, evenings and Saturday show, in which Chi Omega girls some old g u n n y sack mornings to accomodate the modeled bridal gowns, formal students now enrolled h e re ," wear for pre-wedding parties, cloth? Dress up, gov! Cheadle continued. travel suits, and clothing for JERRY LEWIS other members of the wedding. Good looks are an asset.” so o n to Hr saa n in In spite of problems of ex­ Engaged g irls who passed pansion, Cheadle told guests at through the ring were Sandy the dinner, UCSB is a " fir s t - Austin, Kathie Calhoun, Carol rate campus.” He reported that We agree, Jerry, good A JERRY LEW IS Cooper, Linda Cosgriff, Sheila nearly 40 full professors, na­ PRODUCTION Dawson, Nancy Denton, Judy tionally recognized in their Downing. looks are an asset. And fields, have joined the faculty Others were Judy Jones, in the last three years. Kathleen Kirkendall, Jeanne when good looking Mendenhall, Barbara Nelson, Diane Pavoni, Rosanna Reagan, slacks can be bought for Olivia Robinson, Gretchen Faculty will add Schlotter, Linda Wilson and Sue $4.50 to $8.95, there are Worthington. Models fo r the fashion show Bruice to roster w ere Carol Cate, Jean Crane, hardly any reasons left Ann Levering, Valerie Nevius, Terry Rasmussen, and Patty in summer 1964 for not being sharp. A-l Richards. Thomas C. Bruice, in­ slacks are made in ternationally known biochemist Final tryouts and specialist in the field of reaction mechanisms, will join 7 styles and all set for today the department of biological sciences this summer. the latest fabrics. Songleader and cheerleader final tryouts will be today at Bruice has taught at Cornell noon in front of the SU. University for the past three Ask for A -l’s by name Selection will be made by years; he previously taught at Legislative Council. Yale and the Johns Hopkins at your favorite store School of Medicine. Songleader finalists are: Carolyn Ames, Paula Biles, He holds the National Institue or campus shop. Donna Carnahan, Debbie Dodds, of Health Research Career award, given to candidates in Patty Dillon, Christine Fernan­ dez, Nancy Henley, and Marina nationwide competition who Jurras. have won the respect of sci­ entific leaders in their fields. Others are Cheryl Kent, SLACKS Joann Nelson, Mary Ryder, Judy Bruice received the NJLJ1. grant S 3 for his research on organic re­ Schack, Wendy Schmitz, Judee action mechanisms and the me­ Smith, T e re Smith, and Nancy Son. chanism of enzyme action. Bruice, a member of the New Racers - T & p s rs - PEGGER5- Chargers York Academy of Science, has A IN PERSON0 * published about 60 papers and K o t Z i I I C o . 1300 Santee Street, Los Angeles, California 90015 ckter, cmill investigations in his field. and cmaru NOW AVAILABLE D IV ER S D EN AT "UNDERWATER Your Campus Headquarters! SPECIALISTS"

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any other form er counselors Honeybears are welcome to participate, ac­ Handel’s oratorio under Zytowski Honeybears w ill hold an o r­ cording to Chairman Laura ganizational meeting for all' Frady. holdover members and honor­ This summer committee ary seniors for next year today members will contact incoming proves to be outstanding event’ at 4 p.m. in SH 1108. UCSB freshmen living in their area, and hold group sessions by KAREN JACOBSON under four weeks. The oratorio find someone who is ready and They will have another im­ portant meeting tomorrow at to disseminate Information Guest Reviewer is Handel’s special gift to the willing to add a new twist now 4 p.m. in SH 1108 for all mem­ about the campus and answer That cornerstone of the musi­ world. and then. any questions. The “ Messiah” received a bers, to discuss a booth for cal literature of the Baroque, “ The program is just getting George Frederich Handel’s fresh approach in the hands of Technically, the performance Beachcomber’s Holiday and dessert on Sunday. off to a good start, and I hope “Messiah”, came alive In Zytowski. The 270-voice chorus was far above the mean. The that it w ill be carried on in Campbell Hall Saturday night. was divided into a great chorus five soloists revealed an abund­ the future,” Andrews stated. Those who attended the per­ to perform the “ resounding” ance of talent. Their treatment Contact formance, given by soloists, portions of the work while a of the beautifully serene and Contact meets tomorrow at University Chorus, and Orato­ small chorus was used to sing lyrical melodies was charac­ 4 p.m. in North Hall 2204 to KCSB rio Orchestra under the the parts that required “ soft­ terized by great accuracy and approve a new constitution. De­ KCSB members must attend capable direction of Carl Zyto- ness and agility” . control. tails of the May 15 march-rally a meeting tonight from 7-7:20 ski, witnessed an outstanding “ The two parts join for the will also be discussed. p.m. in SH 1131. and profoundly moving musical antiphonal portions in a fashion Particularly noteworthy were A ll members are requested to event. that is Baroque, though not the rich tenor of RobertWaters attend. This immortal oratorio, particularly Handelian,” ac­ and the lovely flowing soprano written by a giant among com­ cording to Zytowski. of Joyce Thomas. All were per­ Visitation posers, seems to have lost This review er found the idea fectly on pitch throughout and Visitation Committee mem­ none of its first popularity and a pleasingly new and different their phrasing and enuciation bers will meet today at 4 p.m. is loved as few works have one. It is always heartening to left little to be desired. in SH 1131, to discuss their ever been. The performance summer project. received wild applause and a Newly established this year standing ovation—confirming Concerts slated by AS President Bob Andrews, the fact that Handel is today the visitation program is an more widely appreciated as a extended branch of FroshCamp, great composer than ever be­ which is no longer able to fore. for next w eek handle all the new freshmen. Handel’s, amazing genius is Renewing the Contemporary Hall at 8:30 p.m. An admission The committee is presently not to be denied; it hardly Music Festival it has sponsored of $2 will be charged only for composed of 40 of this year’s seems credible that he accomp­ for a number of years, the the Paganini Quartet program. Frosh Camp Counselors, but lished the monumental task of UCSB music department w ill The others are free. completing the “ Messiah” in present four concerts next Beginning with an all-student week. concert Sunday, the festival will EL GAUCHO Domestic - Foreign The public is invited to at­ also include a faculty recital A ll Makes tend all the events in CampbeU by assistant professor Ira Lehn, cellist, on Monday; a concert H A R D Y ’S by the Paganini Quartet Automotive AUTO PA R T S on Tuesday; and a University Trio concert set Symphony performance Wed­ Today’s Special GERMAN text “Die Mittel­ IF IT'S FOR nesday. 61 Falcon 4-door, r/h stufe” in CH on Thurs. (4-30) Peter, Paul and Mary will Student compositions w ill be standard transmission $995 Reward. Call Bob Simpson, 968- A CAR— appear in a concert and record­ premiered at the first concert See or call your friendly stu­ 3551 San Miguel 5237 . 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