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SI..!Bdirector produces play The combined student body the State Board tp pass an associations of BSU, the Univer- 'emergency rule' is' totally _ sity of , Idaho State without foundation, is a sham, University, and Lewis and Clark and is' a deliberate attempt to by Terry McGuire father. It is a cause he believes something to make things State ,College filed an injunction defy the orders and judgments" If you take a moment to meet in not only because of his better. We're selfless and it in the Fourth District Court of the state courts. the man who, every day, makes personal loss, but also due tn becomes more important" that under Judge Gerald Schroeder. ·The rule refers to sanctions it his job to make life as pleasant we are," Notnian contemplated, The purpose of the injunction is that have not been established as possible, you would see that "Collectively ,man can do to determine whether the and allows for unequal applica- Fred Norman cares. He, greets much; individually, we're not Alcohol Policy implemented by tion" of enforcement. you with 'that-peepetual smile that important. the State Board of Education at ·The rule is void for vagueness and the warm, extended hand, "If we have a spirit that their September 2 meeting and its enforcement violates the synonymous with, how he goes uplifts, that arises above the deprives students of their right United States and Idaho consti- about his job as SUB director: mundane and the mediocre ... to due process and equal tutions in denying. university warm,open and friendly. we can do better. That is what protection under the law. students due process and equal In seven years as director of I'm experiencing with the The injunction contends that: protection under the law. the BSU Student Union Build- show," ·The State Board is under the ·In attempting to require ing, Norman has added the "Shenandoah" will be per- control of Idaho's Administra- visitors on campus (non-stud- personal touches to the building formed in Boise, November tive Procedures Act, and thus euts) to comply with the rule he feels should make the 10-20, after an engagement at must follow the APA's rule- enforcement of the State Bo- student feel as if i~ were his or CSI in Twin Falls, November making" procedures. ard's action would violate the her home. The addition of plants 4-6. "'The "rule" adopted by the Idaho Code and local ordin- and assorted greenery may be Norman carries this sense of Board at their last meeting ances, in" addition to the state the incidental touches of friend- purpose, a sense of accomplish- prohibiting alcohol on public and United States' constitu- liness, but the attitude that the ment, in his position as director areas of the campus "threatens tions. staff and employees carry are of the SUB. to interfere with or impair the The injunction requests a "court what Norman would like to see "I try daily," he said, "to 'legal rights or privileges" of declaration that the rule is null, as an extension of him. reach out and say, 'If you were university students. " void and unconstitutional and a An accomplished collegiate Fred Norman my son, how would 1 react?' I "'The State Board, in adopting permanent ban on the State athlete, professor and educator, care. There's been almost a the alcohol rule, did not follow Board's declaring any rule on Norman is known throughout the fact that he actually cares. ," marriage between the students its own established procedures, alcohol in addition or contrary to the Boise valley mainly by his Through his connection with and myself," did not follow the procedure for state, county, or city laws. directorial duties in the produc- " the Morrison Foundation, Nor- In seven" years at BSU, adoptions of rules outlined in Further, the injunction asks for tions of·"ManifLa Mancha," man has secured a substantial Norman' has seen its rapid the Idaho Code, and did not $10,000 punitive damages .plus "Fiddler on the Roof' and now grant to defer the costs of a development from a state publish the adopted rule accord- plaintiffs' costs and attorney "Shenandoah," produced in linear accelerator, a device that college to a university; he has ing to the Idaho Code. fees. conjunction with the Mountain MSTI badly needs in its fight seen" its growth as a maturing "'The State Board invoked the States Tumor Institute. against cancer. influence on Boise and its emergency statute, but did not The rule as set forth by the Norman carries through his Watch Norman's eyes, his people. show evidence in writing of an State Board at theirSeptember production not only entertain- gestures, as he speaks of his "We've got to be reaching for emergency, nor did they show 2 meeting prohibits the posses- ment, but a cause:" the end of production; one can see his something. A BSUhlls to "that the rule need be effective sion and consumption of alco- cancer. His own life was genuine determination toward become a university ,not only in immediately or at a period of holic beverages in public areas touched by the death of the cause. name... a living thousands, less than twenty days thereafter of grounds" of state-supported someone due to the disease: his "Once in" a while, we do [c;ont. on page 13) because of imminent peril by institutions of higher, education. f t ARBITER I September 19, 1977

SBEex'empts selves Something specia.lfor.·MSTI

from APA by Mike Isbcll accelerate the intensity of the ing other cells in the body. radiation until" it reaches (the There are still some side-effects'. by Bud Humphrey stated Mike Hoffman, president intensity) they want. The from the machine, but it's much of the Associated Students of The Mountain State Tumor computer also ~lines up the more effective, because it can Idaho's State Board of Educ- Boise State University. "[Those Institute, in conjunction with the device so that it knowa how get right to what it -wauts." ation, in the wake of their are) student" fees, rates 'of American Cancer Society, will deep to go, how much is there, The Shenandoah project was surprise ruling on alcohol ill the tuition, student activities and present a dram tic musical to exactly pinpoint where they concieved by the Morrison .state's universities. has filed a discipline, and student housing entitled Shenandoah at the Fammily Foundation as a fund proposal in the Legislative .... if anyone suffers, it will be Boise High School in an effort to raising campaign for the Tumor Council intended to exempt the the student:" raise money for the payment of institute, and as a way to get the Board from the rule-making The State Board, . at' its MSTI's (pronounced mis-tee) t community involved. They are requirements in the Adminis- meeting in Sandpoint, ,Septem~ newest piece of equipment -~the paying for the LA. The Morrison trative Procedures Act'.Accord- bel' 2, introduced the alcohol $500,000 linear accelerator. The .j Family Foundation has contri-: ing to Senator Leon Swenson, ruling under the emergency", play will open in Boise Nampa, who plans to introduce , provision of the APA, The ruling November 10th. r-~ buted an additional $400.000 to the bill in the next session of th banned possession and use of The linear accelator is a cancer f< the project. The single theme of the project' ' Idaho legislature.ithe act 'will alcohol in public areas of srate arresting devise recently devel- cover certain "areas that; .. the college and" university earn- oped by the American Cancer is "Shenandoah: Something Administrative Procedures Act puses,-citing imminent peril to , Society,' Before the development ¢1'~\, special for MSTI." Its compan- was never' intended to apply public health, safety and wel- -of the linear accelerator, cancer ion project is the drive for BSU too" ," , fare if there were no restriction patients were required to ~~: involvement." The th-eme:"BSU The act, technically an am- on alcohol at schools. undergo treatment using a for MSTI -BSU's' greatest endment to the APA, would In response to the Board's machine thatutilizes uranium as LeelWercy victory - helping to wipe out exempt the State Board from the emergency ruling, t1}e student' its radiation source. These were cancer," APA's procedures in the areas associations of all, 'state~sup- known as Cobalt' treatments . want the machine to take "It's like the, hundred 'yard of imposition of student fees, ported institutions of higher "Oftentimes the LA was effect:' The linearaccelerator is dash," says Jerry Davis Direct- rates of -tultton, personnel education (BSU, University of developed, cancer patients were a device that allows us to get in or of High School and University management, .student activities Idaho, Idaho State University,,, required to endure the Cobalt and kill cancer without destroy- , ' {Cont. on page 13) and .""discipline, admission re- Lewis and, Clark State, College) radiation treatments which cau- quirements, 'degree require- filed 'an injunction, now pend- sed" hair to fall out, had to ments, courses of study and ing, ,to block the alcohol ban. penetrate the chest, the skull or Insideoe~ whatever 10 get at the" source of curricula, academic standards; The injunction declares the A reVolUtionary at BSU page 4 use of physical facilities arid . Board's move was "a sham, and the cancer,": The" new" devise student housing. The "APA ... adeliberate attempt-to defy" reveals fewer side "effects. It is a' Tltle'lx dlspute .. '•...... "'~ page 5, requires a ZO:day notice before 11judgment earlier infhe year computer Controlled machine. Opinion .: ...•.. ; •...... •..• _ page6 enactment 'of any rule to provide tbat the State Board cannot "The linear a>:celerator utilizes Entertainment...... : ..... ; .•..•.. page 14 an opport~uity for' hearings. enact any rule outside the asolirce built-by, man. It's Sports: •. , •..... : ....•...... " .-~ge18 "Four of· those ,areas deal parameters oCthe APA. always going to be there~ C1~ified Ads ~..... ; .'...... page23 specificll1lywith student rights;" [cont. f.!D page13} Through the use of" the "" " ""." computer the doctors ~able to l Pa~e 2 I ARBITER I September 19, 1977 us news

Boise State University receives BSU artist series begins

James Hopper; ~adeleine recital in New York. Hsu, and George Thomason wiII Thomason, an. Assistant Pro- training grant to provide be features in the first Boise fessor ofMuslc, has a following State University Music Faculty among admirers of classical and Artist Series on Monday, jazz guitar. He has studied with September 19 at 8:15 p.m. in the Howard Jones at the University BSU Special Event Center. of Idaho and with Christopher learning center for st,udents Hopper, who will perform on Parkening .at Sun Valley. He clarinet and recorder, is princi- recently appeared as a guest Boise 'State University has 'of tuition', a $500 stipend, and hassles, maritial problems, and, pal Professor of Music at BSU. soloist with the Boise Philhar- recieved a S50,OOOteaching and expenses for books and on-job difficulties with schools," said Hopper maintains a busy monic Orchestra. training grant to provide a mileages. Panitch announc:l Panitch, He noted that parents schedule of guest appearances, learning center for senior the addition of Janice Moore, are assisted by social agencies chamber performances, and Composers to be performed student majors. The center MSW, as a Visiting Lecturer, as in a variety of ways and our university recitals. He performs include Poulenc, Loielliet, Mes- provides a supervised field work a full-time faculty addition. in students are being trained to with BOise City Band, and was siaen, Debussy, Villa-LObos, setting for students who are the Social Work Department. work with them in a humanistic awarded with a Governor's Devisee, and Norveuz. learning about prevention and Ms. Moore hails from Rock and rational manner with care Medal in the Performing Arts in Tickets for this inital concert of treatment of child abuse and Island, Illinois where; she was and understanding. 1970. the BSU Faculty Artist -.Series neglect, 'delinquency, unwanted working 'in a comprehensive Hsu is as Associated Professor wiII be available' at th~, ticket pregnancies, and other aspects planning agency: Susan Lavelle, BSU students enrolled this in Piano. She is a laureate of office in the Special Events of child protection. a recent BSU graduate in this semester are: Ann D. Gratton, International Piano Contests in Center the evening of the With this grant, the Univer- program, supplements the staff Mark A. Heilman, Scott A. Italy, Spain, and Poland. She concert: $2.00 for adults; $1.00, sity works closely with Region as an associate. Hankins, Albert E. Mliler, has performed. with orchestras for students and senior citizens; IV, Dept. of Health and Welfare The Child Welfare Teaching Diana Franz, Daralyn Morrison, in Europe and South Amp-rica. and no charge for BSU which operates a program Grant program enables the Jennifer Potter, Connie Suter, Sha has also recently given a faculty / staff/ students. serving four counties in S.W. students to learn how the child and Patricia J. Wolfe. Each of Idaho. The grant is funded by protection system workS.· This these students was selected, on the U.S. Dept. of Health, means that students actually the basis of scholorship at BSU, Republicans endorse laetrile Education and Welfare under work with parents who are financial need, membership in a Section 426 of the Social having difficulties. It means that minority group (including wo- Security Act as administered by students learn counseling skills men), and interest in a career in The legalization of the contro- D. 16) explained the features of their Region X office in . and skills in making correct child welfare. Pan itch indicated versial food supplement Laetrile a bill he is planning to introduce According to Arnold Panitch, placements of children in foster that students can reapply for a was unanimously endorsed by in the Idaho Legislature which Associate Professor and grant care, group homes, or other second semester in this grant the Boise State University would allow the sale and use of award administrator, this grant treatment facilities. "Often program and complete a full College Republican Club at their Laetrile. " . provides needed financial aid 'parents are in crises and find academic year ofifield work meeting Friday. evening. The . Laetrile, a vitamin derived and monies for added instruc- parenting just a little much prep,aration under this learning action was taken after State from apricot pits, is claimed by tion. Students receive full costs when faced with financial center opportunity. Representative Jim Golder (R.- some to be an effective cancer ,treatment. Many prominent persons in the medical field,. however, consider, it worthless. ABACUS sponsoring 'social Laetrile's sale has been banned • , , • t NeedSome Spending by the Food and Drug Admini- stration, but several states have For those interested iri joining old city recreation office build- recently lifted that ban. Golder or finding out more about .ving) on September 24 from 3:0( said his bill, "Does not endorse ABACUS· BSU's student Ac- Money!' Meet Many to 6:00. There is a minimal Laetril'e's effectiveness;' but . ' oounring organization, they are charge' for the beer and hot " simply gives Idahoans the sponsoring' a pre-game social fr dogs. For more information freedom to use it if they so the Las Vegas game. The Interesting People contact Mike Harris; Dave desire." ! get-together will take place at W!lmont, Sheila Robinson, Deb- The unanimous endorsement the Ann Morrison Park shelter bie Becker, Linda Siglo, or Dr. by the fifteen members of the (East end of the park, near the Mike Merz. BSU club follow an earlier BS,UDining Service has need of endorsement given the legaliz- ~,. . ation of Laetrile by the individuals ,to help with B.A.A. Executive Board of the Idaho C&FS offers workshop State College Republican lea- gue, a statewide organization of luncheons on Monday. and help Career and Financial Services or September 21 at 2:00 p.m, in College Republican Clubs. is offering a job-hunting work- room 124 of the Administration with lunch in the Dining Facility. shop for Business, Industry and . BuildingI'Career Resource Cen- Government to graduating sen- ,ter). ·This service is free to all For information call Penny at iors and alumni. The workshop those who attend. Human right~ I witl be on either September 20 38S..1971 or see her between conference held I :,'3~5pmin the Snuck Bor. For - Toe first annual human rights Love' is Remembering ... conference .will be held in Dining Facility information' see Salem, Oregon on October .1,2 .' ..,. .-~-, CHOOSE FROM OUR ans 3. It is sponsored by the Marty· [ust before dinner daily SELECTION OF College Republicans of Willam- ette University, the University OIAMOND~' of Oregon Associated Students, or call 385- 1'684. WATCHES the Student Government of Clackamasand Community Col- STONE RINGS lege in conjunction with the EARRINGS Lobby for Social Concerns and PENDANTS Demands. Students' are invited WE NEED A FEW 'GOOD to attend the three days of their lobbyingtechniques. John Con- Jewelers , yet's Will speak, in addition to PEOPLE, WE NEED yOU. rtI~ dozens. of other national .and 1207 BROADWAY , state human rights leaders, ONE OF YOUR "STUDENT BUYING· POWER CARD" For .•further information'. ,write' REPRESENTATIVES- 2. BWCKSSOUTB OF to: P.O ..Box 17. MatlhewsHall. STADIUM Wi1liamette University. S8Iem. Oregon 97301. ' . September 19, 1977 I ARBITER I Page 3 Senate report Injunction filed Free tutors Bottles end cans by Diane Barr ents, Tom Beeler, and Lenny Hertling to sit on the' Special offered - At its regular meeting on Tuesday, September 13, the Events Center Board of Direct- banned in Stadium Senate approved 'a school ors. calendar for the summer of '78, Leland Mercy, executive as- by Robert frusta "During the pastthree years," allocated 54.535 to the Arbiter sistant to the BSU president, "Do not, I repeat, do not bring the substance in plastic contain- for the purchase of a stat-king ,reported on the upcoming says Student Tutorial Director Greg Easter, "Student Services bottles or cans into Bronco ers or thermoses." He added, and defeated a motion to study community productionof "She- has offered students the chance Stadium at football games "I guarantee that no one will be the possibility of reorganizing nandoah" which is being done because they will be confiscated searched or harrassed as to the the BSU student government to help raise funds for the for free tutoring services." , "This year is no exception," by the police" stated Mike substance in the containers so structure. purchase of a linear accelorator s: according to Sanya Sanders, Hoffman, ASBSU President. long as they comply with the rio With a' voice vote, Senators for the Mountain State Tumor Student Assistant to Dean can- no bottle policy." Hoffman accepted a motion to schedule Institute (MSTI). He urged the "This includes pop, beer, or any Wilkerson. "We will be offering said that in the interest of the '7& summer session as an Senate to consider organizing beverage contained in cans or free tutoring to all students in everyone attending the football eight week period with an option itself toward helping raise bottles," said Hoffman. He the Sciences, Liberal Arts and games that the no can-no bottle of one five week session for additional funds for the drive. went on to say that this action Foreign Languages, with special ruling "Is a good one in as much ,speCial courses. The action was Action on the matter was has become necessary as a emphasis on Math and Chemis- as it can prevent injuries." In :the result of an explanation delayed until the next Senate- preventive measure against try in the new Drop-in Center addition, Hoffman stated that given by Executive Vice-Presi- meeting. needless injuries that have located in the Science. Building he has been assured that plastic dent Gerald Wallace. He related The heads of the Arbiter, occurred in past years. How- in room 205." Students can go containers and thermoses will the findings ofa special Photo Bureau, and KBSU gave ever stated Hoffman, "persons and drop-in anytime for three not be examined on either the administrative committee that reports on their activities of the desiring beverages may bring l . hours-aweek and get help in student or visitor side.... was set up last year to explore past month. most areas. ' the summer school program. " Editor John Priscella stated Before tutorial' services can Initially, Wallace states tliat an the ad revenues had doubled on offer the quality of service eight week session that began thefirst three issues this year needed, several tutors wiil be on June 12 and during the first compared with the same issues ------1 needed to help carry the, week of August would allow for of 1976-77. Priscella also stated workload. Last year, tutorial I the graduate population. which that, he was cutting his Sly Packs ~ services had 30 tutors of which accounts for one-third of all additional budget request to the I 15 were constantly used. This summer students, as well as price ofthe stat-king as a result For books, sweaters, I year with an expected 300 I undergraduates. In some in- of the increased ad sales. students using the services over or anything. I stances, specific classes would Photo Bureau 'chief, Ron the 250 last year, it appears I only be offered during the first Ferguson. reported that all his ' several new tutors will be I five weeks because their content staff postitions had been filled I needed .• 'Tutoring," ,according could be adequately covered in and that photo lD's would still , to Greg Easter, "can also be that period. These 'courses - be taken through the remainder' , done through the work-study I would be determined by each of the week. program." I department's preference. KBSU Station Manager, Dave For anyone interested in being I As an emergency item and at Schwartz. explained the sta- I, tutored or acting as a tutor" :~. the request of editor John tion's progress and gave a brief I COntact either Greg Easter or Priscella, the Senate allocated outline of his immediate plans. ''%- 344-3821 ~ I Sanya Sanders in room 114 of 54,535 to the Arbiter for the Mike Henthorne. assistant I the Administration building or ~IN,eP~ I purpose of purchasing a stat- . director of the Student Union drop by anytime between 8:00 king.The stat-king purpose will 3uilding. presented, usage fig- Expires September 30. 1,977. " a.m, to 5:00 p.m, I be the enlargement or reduction , ures for the Senate Chambers in L ~~------~------~~~ of art work. photographs, and response to a recently approved advertising copy that is present- Senate resolution that favored ly being sent' to an outside moving the Senate offices, ,group. The purchase of' this directly into the Senate Cham-. piece of equipment is seen as an bers, thus excluding the Cham- ' effort to save' funds. bers use to outside groups. Arts and Science'Senator Steve Supposedly, the' change would Botimer - proposed ,that the free the space presently used as c Senate investigate the possibil- Senate offices for use by ity of reorganizing the Associ- recognized 'student organiza- ated Student government. After tions. As a result of Henthorn's little debate, the issue was report, the Senate withdrew its voted down by a 9-5 margin resolution and subsequently during a roll call vote. tabled a motion to make the Nez fro ASB President Mike Hoffman Perce room a gallery for Senate reported that the ASBSU was meetings. moving for an injunction against Senate meetings are held each the State Board of- Education Tuesday at 3:30 p.m, in the- because of its alcohol policy on Senate Chambers on the second grounds of 1) the fact that the floor of the SUB. Student Board has never adopted a attendance and participation is specific policy under the Admin- encouraged, istrative Procedures Act (APA), 2)the non-existance of an ART SUPPLIES from emergency situation. and 3) the absence of any written reasons Grumbacher concerning that emergency. Winsor-Newton Hoffman also announced that " Permanent Pigments he had appointed Rene Clem- Conte ' Speedball X-Acto Photo I.D.s will be taken every Liquitex ·Thursday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m, Cresent in the SUB. Location will be Pickett posted. Luxo Fredrix :' II'u ·COUPON : Sculpture House ~TREASURE VALLEY ~ - Koh-i-noor D'Arches IICELAND 1-

Bijhe your thirdy tongue' ,820. Jefferson Phone 343·2564 in a cold, cold beer Monday-Saturday 9am-5:3Oprn Page 4 I ARBITER I september 19, 19n

Former Cuban revolutionary teaching at BSU

by Patrick Cox ist regime. We had inside there, a couple of doing now? hands of foreign enterprizes, . Q: You mean those who had beds, food and water and all the Dr. B.: Well, you know, some of whether they were electricity or Dr 'Rolando Bonaehea, assist- fought along with Castro until printing supplies to put", the those former friends ... some got sugar or copper. ant professor of HIstory at Boise . killed, many killed. Some came Q.: Wou\ifyou say that the U.S. State, . Oed 1n1960 when to the States and right now they was the predominant foreign Castro's Secret Police discover- are lawyers and physicians influence? ed his revolutIonary' activIties. working in different parts of the Dr. B.: That's right, the control Since then he has financed and United States. the United States exercised over- earned a doctorate. In latin, Q.: What made you decide to the government was something American'Hlstory from George- leave your revolutionary move- that the revolution wanted to town UniversIty and put out an ment and come to the United end. I think that position was Arsenal of writIng on his States? right. Of course the year was specialty, the revolntlon, Includ- Dr. B.: My only opposItion to 1959 and at that time there was Ing; uChe: The Works of the revolutionary (Castro's), a tremendous reaction on the Emesto Guevara" and edlter- then and today, WI18 that part of the United States ship of the Library of Congress policies concerning freedom of because, for one thing, the "Handbook of Latin American _ _ speech, the....rlghL of public United States government had _ Studies" Caribbean Section. In assembly, respect for civil not become accustimed to the this fasclnatlng interview, Dr. Ilbertles, civil rights In general. idea that the time will come Bonachea discusses Castro's That was my main objection to when the Third World nations achievements and shorteom- the revolution, then and touay. I will try to recover their natural Ings, human rights and his am still in sympathy' with resources. Had the Cuban yearly voyages to the Caribbean economic policies of the revolu- revolution happened· in 1970, with BSU students. What Is he tion. perhaps we would not have had doing In Boise, Idaho? Well .... Q.: With Castro's economic such an emotional reaction. Dr. Bonachea: I flew to the policies;' United States with forged secret Dr. B.: That's right, with the Today. we hear about the police permits. I Couldn't get social policies that he has' smaller nations trying to recover regular papers because the . implemented and I still think their resources, to expropriate .... police were looking for me at the that the position of the Cuban some foreign industry and we time. _ ;¥~.«.-,-; government concerning- the still complain, but we also try to ARBITER: Why were they United States was right then as find some compromise. In 1959 looking for you? '..~::#." it is today. Though when it came the United States government Dr. B.: For revolutionary '..".- " to political oppression ... I could set out to destroy completely the activities. I used to belong to a not compromise that. Cuban government. student revolutionary move- Q.: Couid you clarify those Q.: Colonization? ment. . policies that you agree with? Dr. B.: Right, without ever ARBITER: What were you Dr. B.: Well, I agree with the looking for the possibility of a doing that was so revolutionary? Cuban position in the' early compromise. 1960's to the effect that Ibelieve Q.So you're in' an interesting Dr. B.: Now remember, the that historically speaking, the Cuban revolution was being position.. in one sense you're United States exploited severely fO\lght between the years of still pro-Cuban administration the Cuban economy. It produced 1952 to 1958. In January 1959, but at the same time, there an economy that was completely took over political seems to be irreconcilable in bonds. I sympathize with the power in Cuba. Between 1959 . differences that you would h~ve and 1961, the revolution began to move to the left and closer that 'time? • newspaper out. Usually we had 'into the Communist camp. It Dr. B.: That's right, by then th~ ,a couple of guys ther because was at that time that some of the government had begun to move , the newspaper would come out people' that had".supported the. to the -Cornmunist camp, some three times a week. We would struggle through-out the revolu- . of his men began. to fight work pretty much Castro, Out of tion, men who had been against the government. You his group emerged several revolutionaries in the 1950's, should keep in mind that by that revolutionary organizations, one decided that they could not time in 1960, the government of which was a national student compromise with the Commun- had taken over all the newspa- movement to which university pers and magazines in. Cuba. and high school students used to Q: How did you print your belong and this was the' . paper? organization Iwas working with . .Dr. B.: We had In the basement It was predominantly an anti- ARE YOU of Iihouse, a printing machine. Communist revolutionary or- Actwllly. It was not like the , ganization. INTERESTED IN basement of a house, It was the Q.: That organization had I cistern. You know what is the previously backed up Castro? -LEARNING, I cistern? So we had emptied the Dr. B.: That's right. The name' cistern out of water and then of it was the Student Director- inside we had 'set the printing ate. MORE ABOUT press. ,Q.: Was there any American Q.: You mean a septic tank? backing for this organization? FRATERNITES&~ That's a. real underground Dr. B.: Not in that organization. newspaper. We learned later that some of he SORORITIES - Dr. a.: That's right, a septic other organizations, like the one tank. We had dug out a small 'called .The 'People'sRevolu- ON YOUR tunnel to connect the septic tank tionary Movement seemed to ' with the main house so that then have been recieving aid from thepeople could get in, you see. the Central Intelligence Agency. CAMPUS? My particular organization ne- ver received CIA backing or any , .....~. ,.' .. other type of American aid. . R.OCK T-,../'jlr_,Hli' The organization actually was call 385-1223 or .rt-'~ S to publish an under-ground . ~" newspaper ... which carried ar- Istop by the Student :0. ve~OO :dmerent\tesl " at. -ticles throughout the whole • 'il' •. - week.' reponan~e pri~.SeDd 2S cents Activities Office on for mnstiated· catalog. ~ '- The place was never disco-, ". - M' . '. .., vered by the police. We worked cosMIC RAINB .vV ill there for all of 1960 and even ~theseco~dflo.or of after IIeft in October1960. They 166 West 21st Sf. . con.tinuedto .print the paper untiltheendOf'61,·Atthaftime I the SUB : Ne~ York, NV Cuban government's ~bjcctive toesc!{lcfrom them. , ~ __ J "'= ."-j dll'""J 0011 the. whole thing fizzled away. to recover our natural resouri:es, Dr. B.: -As·a. orofessional ~~m~~~~~~~:d' Arb:: Whilt ,are those people _. many .of which were' in the . [cont.OD ·p,.gc 12J

,._,~'.--_. :tr"'~" ~ ,._ . .,,~._-..,--.'.,~. --'''',- .~~- .•_,'-- ,•..•. .--.~-, ',.• -~. ~ ... September 19;: 19n I ARBITER 1Page 5

BSH lobby,looks forward to legislative year

by Terry McGnIre community leaders ... " Roy great difference in the funds Association, under the leader- , October 6-9. Delegates With' the next legislative said. In conjunction with legis- coming to this institution. ship of Bob Lemmon, sees its will be, selected from all the session in mind, the Boise State lators Larry, Jackson and Bert "We look at the possible function as a "watchdog," but schools, with those delegations Student Lobby has begun its Golden. , expansion of classes, ofserv- of a different nature. consisting of committee, mem- year under the direction of Will "We're looking at a structure ices; that's when the futl time Referring to the success of bers and ~ alternates for the Roy, ASBSU LobbyDirector. that's five years down the road. '.equivalent and funding becomes last year's Idaho Student Rights proposed ISA platform, to be "The BSU Lobby functions, in "It's too much of a cost for important," Roy' said. Convention, Lemmon, in his submitted to the legislature. As this time.,; as a general the students themselves to Roy feels that collective position as ISA director, feels of now, six institutions 'are watchdog ... of possible legislat- fund, ,so we're' looking at, bargaining would be beneficial it is his organization's primary members of the Association. ive bitts," Roy stated. ' hopefutly, shared participation in negotiations with a student, arm in securing a student voice Those include ,; BStJ, Idaho, , "The 'lobby goals will be through the Boise Vatley -- the faculty and administration tri- in the enactment of legislation: College of. Southern Idaho, formulated in another month students and the State of lateral situation; in his words safeguarding the students' pos- North Idaho College, Lewis and when the Election Board witl , Idaho." the students would join as aunit ition and speaking as a collective Clark State Cotlege and North- run a survey of the general Tuition, an issue' of vital with the faculty, pointing to voice is the auspices of the ISA's west Nazarene Cotlege, with student populace to find . out interest toBSU students, witl success in Montana ot such a stance. ISU and Ricks possibly joining their opinions and their ideas on not be raised in this year's coalition. Lemmon's goals this year are soon. what should be the lobby goals session, says Roy, pointing to "The administration is look- the formulation of a $1,500 per this year. Those' ranking the the upcoming' election year. ing from an operational vIew- semester tax credit for students, Dues to the ISA are. paid on a highest(wiIl serve) as the lobby "It's not going to improve point, whereas the students and likely those who are ineligible per-student basis," with BSU goals for the next, legislative education "from our (Lobby) . the faculty are looking from an for the Basic Grant programs. paying $4,000. season." standpoint. ',' He concluded that educational viewpoint .... "·.. "Like Roy, Lemmon sees the Last year, in its first session, Roy, a senior in Commun- an' increase in tuition and fee A 'Lobby staff has not been issue of tuition as a main focal the ISA was, in Lemmon's eyes, ication, serves his second full payments would invariably lead formulated, at this time,but point of the Association, as wetl the most effective of the student year at the helm of the lobby. to the decrease of students on . looks to be underway prior to as the attempted withdrawal of lobbying organizations, includ- He sees his job as a pivotal campus. the convening of the legislature; the State Board from the APA. ing those representing corpor- position in which to form an Roy sees the basic amount of their headquarters are located ale interests of Boise Cascade atliance with 'the local legislat- funding to institutions such as in the ASij offices. "I think the State Board is and Simplot. ors, those serving Boise State Boise 'State in parity to past Roy's lobby has been success- wrong in this, they're very, very The platform of the conven- and the community. years, although he stipulated ful in the. past with such actions wrong," Lemmon said in tion was placed into booklet Contending .that his lobby's. that BSU did gain a little more as preventing the State Board reference to the State Board's form and presented to each emphasis lies not only on the than the other universities. from withdrawing from the withdrawal .petition, "The way legislator prior to convening. legislature, Roy feels commun-. This funding bases itself on guidelines of the Administrative they've been using some of their -Lernmon credits the signing of a ity participation in the proposed per full time student count, with Procedures Act, along with powers is wrong as well." Euthanasia bill by the governor BSU Pavilion project is essen- BSU having the largest enroll- increased appropriations for Lemmon pointed out the alcohol to the powerful position presen- tial. ' ment. Roy feels that even BSU.. issue and the Board's emergen- ted by the ISA Convention. "We at this time have had an though . the State Board of. cy ruling on the controversy. , Interested' persona, who architect design plans for the Education has redefined a futl In contrast to the Lobby The ISA Director commented would like to travel to the building. The Student Lobby time· student from 12 credit Directives, the Boise State on the second Idaho Student convention, should contact lem- hours to 15, it will not mark a mon in the ASB offices. has been working with various 0 delegation of the Idaho Student Convention to be held in

HE~W'sTitle IX policy undergoes heavy attack

by Bob Irollta ,with inferior travel allowances received the complaint it was according to Nadeau. . an ad Hoe Committee on -"and lodging facilities. forwarded to the office of During the same time period as women's athletics to formulate In April, of 1977, six women 4) Locker, facilities for the .Rosalie, Nadeau, director of the complaint was being issued, goals for women's athletics,:but ' athletes walked into the office of women were overcrowded and affirmative action at- Boise, State Dr. John Barnes resigned as which will have no impact on the Howard Welsh, at. that time inadequite. University, She immediately president of the University and title IX issue. . head 'of Student Services at 5) Training facilities were responded by conferring with was succeeded by the appointed Contrary to the belief of many Boise State University, and available on an extremely the President of the. university ,Dr. Richard Bullington, , people,the committee on voiced a complaint that women Iimitedibasls with no laundry and other members of the Boise ; Dr. Bullington immediately Women's Athletics lacks the were being discriminated a- ' facilities, " State "administrative bureauc- after taking office, established [cont, on page 11J gainst on the basis of sex in the 6) All w~lnen coaches carry racy. Their immediate response athlctic"programs of the univer- heavy teaching loads in addition to the problem was to wait until sity: Welsh, at this point in totheir coaching schedules, as Health and Welfare investiga- time, felt the urgent validity of opposed to the fa~ the only one , tors from Seattle had come, the complaint and immediately male coach-carries, a teaching "which will be either late contacted Ms. Deborah A. Bail, load. September or early "October" attorney at law, who. began TIle text of· the complaint acting as consultant for student descr-ibes how several problems services "and sent a formal which have resulted in discrim- conjunction with the department ination against women .have of Health: Education and been cause1 by: inadequate Welfllre in Seattle, Washington. overatl faculties. ; As the nature of the complaint The initial complaint dealt with was alleged dIscrimination, it' .alleged discrimination in .six fell within the confines of-Title specific areas. ' IXand its regulations addressed 1) The womens budget forthat to non-discrimination in athletic year was less than ten percentof , programs and in equal oppor- the men's athletic budget. This tunity for participation by both BELGRAVIA ·455 'MAIN ST, BOISE, IDAHO, ,83702 included the fact that the budget men and women students. TELEPHONE 208 336-7722 .for the .improved 'laundry After Health and Welfare facilities fur tbe men was' almost twice that .of the entire '.budget for the women's program. .2) The following fiscal year NEW 'CHIC VllTHllIE C~IC 'N CHIPS BSUwouldincrease women's athletic budget but only to 200/0 Mouth watering strips of chicken breasts of the' men's 'program. It iflat ta~e out of 'this wodd. appeared, that o~her'" Idaho colleges with fewer students had already' a1locatedsubs1lU\t- '~2.00 ially. more funds. , with roll & salad 3) Women, atheletes were scheduled for substantially few- 'CHOW NOW ,DRIVE INN er games and were supplied with lower perdiem allowances ,l90SBroadwav. t273S •.0~rd .. Page, 6 I ARBITER I september 19, 19n rmonII II editoria1-----.;.-----..

New' look at Pavilion

What would you say if I told you BSU needed a Mnlt-Purpose \ Pavilion? That question (accompanied by similar questions in the 'I past two years) has stimulated mixed emotions for students at' BSU. The student concern at this point has been well founded for most of us. Remembering that $50.00 (per student-per semester) fee increase proposal, it still looms in our minds and seems to prejudice the merit of the structure itself. Now, if the price changed. would our attJtudechange? I think so. " BSU students have had tofund nearly everything that they .wanted, The list of, building's purchased by students is staggering; (example: Business BIg., Ill, Library, Bronco Stadium. Varsity Center, VoTech. BIg., Chaffee Hall, Towers, University Courts, University Manor, Special Events Center, Student Union BIg. and more). Thismight suggest two or more things to you. First, the students have funded enough and someone else ought to start funding buildings for the expansion of BSU. , Frankly, I feel that either end ofthis spectrum is extreme and guilty of tunnel vision. A median or compromise is necessary in terms of what students should fund and how much. In reference to the Pavilion question, I would support, and would urge you to support the following proposal: I. Students would assume' 1/1 the cost of the Multi-Purpose Pavilion ($25.00 per semester). Four food groups: a hype? II. State and Community would assume III the cost of the Multi-Purpose Pavilion (matching student payments), by Mllie Hughes enough. The main complaints have been lodged III. State of Idaho will assume all maintanance costs (inasmuch against the meat and milk groups and it's in this as they are the legal owners of the structure). Hang your heads in a moment of silence to area that Alyman directs his research. , IV. All revenues generated from the rent and/or use of the mark the passing of another era. The imminent As it turns out.. from the years 1l}38 to 1956, Pavilion will be considered "student payment" and death of an institution that's been around for the American Meat Institute spent $30 million subsequently reduce the student cost each semester. twenty years m!ght just be in the, works. this in advertizing to convince' mom and pop and It is my belief that the Students-State-Community will accrue guidepost has served as the lighthouse in the infant toothat meat was neat. This campaign the following advantages from this proposal: . , dark seas of nutritional awareness. Alas, even it was undertaken as a result of a bottomed out Students: can't hide from the tide of new information . bovine business. Certain books put out by the , I. Provide the much athletic facilities and Phys-Ed beingreleased, The four basic food groups, as industry sound like a joke today.' One book; accomodations at BSU. < familar to us as our nose, are in for tough "Meat Three Times a Day," makes fantastic II. Provide a structure that can adequately house concerts and ' scrutiny with the release of a new book by claims concerning the healing properties of other social functions at BSU. Nathaniel Altman entitled·.· .. NutritionalWater- meat. A cure for everything from tuberculosis III. Reduce the original cost proposal to one of- reasonable gate:The Story ?f the 'Four Food Groups' ." . to. 'a n"'utritional necessity for the smoker and terms. r- drinker.' This same book recommended that State-Community Starting with the i956tJ.S.D.A. proclamation ,Americans increase their intake to a 'pound a I. Provide a structure that can house conventions and other l detailing the Basic Four Food Plan, Altman day or even more.' ' .state-comrnunity functions. delves into the circumstances surrounding this The meat industry, during the mid-fifties, was II. Increase revenue to the community via business expansion edict. The Watergate reference in the title findinga mit ural ally in tis promotional efforts. as a result of the Pavilion. refers to the corporate/government collusion No one analogy fits the word 'cow' better than It is my hope that this is the compromise, the median line on the that went into the drawing up of a food system 'milk.' With the joining of forces by these two spectrum. I don't believe that any proposal would meet total that" would become the reference source for industries. the assault on Washington began in ' satisfaction from either the State or the student body; however, nutritionists. doctors 'and educators in earnest. Most everyone has heard of the if all the concerned entities agree that they are equally determining the 'healthy American diet.' A American Dairy Association and its involve- • dissatisfied then perhaps a state of equity can exist. brief history of food plans and charts might be ment .with Nixon and illegal campaign" contributions. The first emergence of this large J.P. of use here. Did you ever wonder if grandma was going organization on.a grand lobbying scale was in senile when she lectured you 'on the importance the effort to reduce the basic seven food groups, of choosing foods from the 'basic twelve?' down to four. Lo and behold, theU.S.D.A. went . Meat, milk, vegetable -fruit, and bread - cereal 'along ana presto, we haveour present food plan ~. add up to four, in most books. exc~pt the ones half the sources being meat or dairy. With this granny was taught from, which were much government program' gearing up in all schools, r, more detailed. So. you think,. times 'have end clinics in America, 'one thing was left 'sOlsEsrm UNIVERSITY srUDENf NEWSPAPE~ changed, more information is available. twelve behind; the $30 million ad campaign. is four, what's the difference when there's a, terminated with the introduction of the Basic burger crammed between the molars? The 'Four in 1956. " '" "EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: 'John 'Priscella difference is that the group of twelve Reassessing the global needs of the seventies, ASSOCIATE EDITOR: Bud Humphrey represented an effort by none other than the "one realizes that grain fed cattle use fuel that NEWS EDITOR: Mary Struhs progenitors of the basic four. the U.S.D.A .• to could go to grain fed humans. Costratiosstill FEATURES EDITOR: Terry McGuire give Americans an easier approach to food 'favor a less meat oriented diet-for pcrsonswlth , SPORTS EDITOR: Freddie Vincent combining. This groupof twelve was hard to low incomes. Te$ts being, performed and ones LAyout EDITOR: Mike Isbell . remember since number one was-milk and milk lately released advise persons with high meat products while number ten was butter. Number intake that' serious heart' disease, arteiosclero- Established May 1%8, the ARBITER is a weekly publication of 'sis. obesity and digestive problems can result . the Associated Students. of Boise State University. , five was green and yellow vegetables and number six was' other vegetables .and fruit." from such a diet, The Senate Committee on Articles aD letters' to the editor must be submitted to the ' With an eye towards simplification, this gro~p, Nutrition and Human Needs wilL be presented ARBITER office prior to 5:00 Thursday before publicatiOn, must of twelve' was reduced to seven during World with a plan later thisyear on theadvantag;5 of be typewrittell'and must hear legible signature, The ARBITER a War The reduction to four' , reserves the right to edit for libel and taste. II. subsequent a diet which utilizes more uncooked and raw lumped three fruit and vegetable groups' into foods as il viable protein and essential Opinions eIJIrCssed in the ARBITER .are those «;Ifthe author and one and dropped the butter and, fat group. The , ingre~ieiIt source. The' six notnecessariiythose"of the StUdent AdmiDiStration, University nutritionists . Admini'stia&n or the ARBITER'staff. " rational on this latter exclusion was· that if essen,tials: proteins, fats carbohydrates, vita~ there's. one predominant ingredient in most mins.miner,als and water, are in ample supply The ARBJ'tER is Iimember of llIld subscriber to College Press , American diets, fat. fromplllnt sources. Service, CoUegwe Hedlines and· United F~ Syndicate •. it's The next time you're tearing into a dead ,steer. The offices of the ARBITER are. lOcated on the second fiooro! 59 why shouldtbis process of simplification ask yourself,aml really gettingmy,'1Doney's the StudenfUnion' Building, .BoiSe . State . University; '1910 Univ~ityDrive, BoiSe, Idaho, 83725. . SPOB'.i'Sa ~.1900 deserve such scrutiny? ,One reason is the worth, .and is the resultant heartburn. a .signal , ,NEWSIlOOMI385-34tl ' ". " . ADvmrD.SIN(;a.38$-36SZ reluctauce'ofothercountries to adopt the pian. "from the inner pits that oldnurnber 1 is making , The feeling being that'ifisnot ~presentative ,a'fatalrnistake? ' "

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lett.ers, to .•.... the editor , Fellow students, (This' may seem like, a long, In my letter this week, I'd like involved process but, in truth, it to tell you about an agency of can be done in the space of an the ASBSU that every student, afternoon). should be aware of, the Most grade related problems Academic Grievance Board, are taken care of in one of these Times change, times change' This board assures the right of three meetings, but, if after due process for those students following this procedure you arc who feel they have been given still unsatisfied you should tile Editor, the Arbiter: the Political Science Center still recieves more, money every an unfair grade. The Board an Academic; Grievance. To do in that gray clapboard shack, year. The games room is itself is composed of five this, you should contact the Thanks for' holding some ill-funded, overworked, while populated by high school students (a student senator from Student Body Vice President. space ill your paper. I'm a little 200 yards away sits a multi-mil- jerkies: the library is under- each of the five schools), five He or she will help you to fill out late, but here goes. lion dollar white elephant known selved; the food in the cafeteria faculty members, and one the proper form and will For' those who don't know, as the Science Education Build- sticks to the plate; it's irnpos- administrator. The board is proceed to organize a time and I've been writing sad, obnoxious ing. sible to cross the street without chaired by the student body vice place for your case to be heard. letters for, five years now, Through the grapevine, I hear taking your 'life into your own President who, this year, is At the time of the hearing, you complaining about the usual that Dean Keppler is "improv- hands. Chris Rudd. and the faculty member wiII be sordid state of affairs collective- ing the status of BSU academ- Above all, Iresent paying more Here's how it works. Imagine allowed an opportunity to ly known as Boise, by the river, ia," firing professors right and and more each year, for my that you have received a grade present your respective cases. State. .left in the name' of progress. I education, and find it lacking in in English Composition which The board will then weigh the By way of introduction, I'm 28, walk down a congested mall, every area, except sports. Yes, a you feel to be unfair. Your first evidence and make a decision. a would- be political science between classes, only. to be Bronco State still has its pride. step is to talk with your Students should not feel that major, tired of fighting bureau- saturated by misguided 'sprink- You might ask, why don't I instructor., The two of you may the cards are, in any way, crats, computers sprinklers, lers, -watering the concrete and leave? Well, why don't you discover that the grade is the stacked against them. In fact, traffic cops, lead-head professor anything else in the vacinity. ' leave? I love it here, couldn't result of a technical error and the great majority of cases in and various other calamities. I Movies that are supposed to imagine living any where else. can be corrected at that level. If, which I've been involved have came every year to find classes I be free are now a quarter, even Thanksand see you soon· ' however" you receive no satis- been de~ided in the favor of the' need for graduation, cancelled, , though the Programs Board Mike Green faction, present your problem to student. the chairman of the department Remember, as a student you in which the faculty member in have a right to a grade that is an Officer question teaches. If, again, you equitable reflection of your level needs fail to resolve the problem, of performance. Don't settle for Library. hours questioned speak with the Dean of the anything less. school in which the particular assistance academic department is housed .. Mike Hoffman . '. . - Eciltor; the Arbiter: for the weekendt-Are we to be To the&:utor, Arbiter, likened to the full moon, which I'd like to talk for a minute .I am a freshman' at this glows in orgasmic ecstacy for a about the problem of small town formidable institution, lind ali- while, then ebbs" arid finally drivers driving in big cities. I'm I' one desiring to devote great ,disappears? , an 'officer (I shall remain amounts of energy to bettering' , This situation has existed. as I nameless) and this last week I myself intellectually, I require !I'nderstand it, for' a number of was rear ended by some kid the use of the library most years. I guess there have been driving it green Impala. He was evenings. I'm sure most stud- no other complaints about it, 'from a small town up in North ents understand this need. because after all, if there .had Idaho and hadlittle experience After a 'Iong. difficult day of been, the administration would in Boise driving. . manual labor Saturday, Ilooked have responded to the students The week before - I had forward to an evening of quiet, need promptly., They always investigated an accident involv- cool reading and reasoning. have. Haven't they? ,ing a Boise driver and a Because of a lot of loud musie Although 'others apparently small-town "North Idaho driver and some house repair going on place this complaint low on their. ,,~ in a red mustang. He had been ,. in the apartments where I live, it priority list, I'feel that it is a' "blinded by' the sun," missed serious enough matter to would have been impossible to an intersection and totaled both , ' warrant the quick attention ,of concentrate my faculties to the his and the other driver's purpose at hand. Therefore, I the ;'student body and the- ! vehicle. I. student administration ingen- ~~~~~,.I was hoping to be privileged to To small towntdrivers: drive the use of the Boise .State eral. For those of us who desire . Ch.GistmasCottage t~ carefully _Take time to learn the University Library. an occasional relief from the fundamentals of city driving. "YCnr.'I~oun~~i(~~. '. i.~ Vh. no. weekends baser pleasures' let's It's different from tearing up 7 rooms filled with umque ~'li' The 'library closes at five see what we can do about some back-hills road. o'clock. Sharp. placing the library, on the' ~;, - To Boise drivers: drive very . BLAST AND DAMN! students ·'things·to-do-Satur- gifts at the RIGHT PRICE, r,« defensively, . , '1)", . Does the administration be- day-night" list. .Tor you and your" friends , Iieve that our minds close down l~ : Old Petroon Officer X ~~' including: CANDLES, BASKETS, TOTE E~ BAGS,JEWELRY,: STATIONARY, i To the Readcl'l!l: PARTY SUPPLIES !i You may notice in perusing our newspaper that thi~ weeks effort Open Monday-Friday 4915 Gage StU bears several new columns and l,Oam-6pm r 'Boise, ra 83704 ~ ,some stylistic changes ..Included Saturday 12pm-4pm Ph 345-8674 ~: are a book review, The Last

Word,by Bar-WiI'aim Rawl·· .-," .:"",, .. ,: ... ' ..... ':-':~~~~',-: ":.. ~ ings, a television.review-cum- guide, PrIme Stuff, by T.e~ 10% STUDENT & FACULTY McGuire, and, beginning this week, Chuck Bufe's column, DISCOUNT OFF ANY Back In the USSA, will be alternatedweekly with com- MERCHANDISE IN STOCK mentarybyMikeHughes. We hope these changes will in- . 'GOOD·UNTILOCT. WITH STUDENT ill,' crease yourl'Cading pleasure and, the aesthetic value of the I' Behind Gary's Stereo, off Orchard, Arbiter:. .. ' ," betW'ee~"Fairview.&Emerald Mike IsbeU; Lay-:out Editor I',

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MIke GObert, sophmore: "Yes, II I think if the people want to do so they should have the right. Scott Wigle, Junior: "There are, You and I all know that there is people that are upset very much already a lot of it going on. Why about drinking in Bronco Stad- don't they (BSU) sell beer and ium. All in all, I think the State take the profits and place them Board is way out of line and that back into the stadium for more they should let the state laws funds?" take care of the drinking Gary L. Anchustlng, junior: "I problem. If that doesn't work,

think it should be open fer iii o perhaps there should be a drinking at Bronco Stadium as drinking section and a non-drin- well as indoors. Idon't see any king section in the stadium, so reason why not, as long as it's a that the 'people that are really person of legal age. Who has against it can avoid it if they -~,.,', '"".,,'. .",..-- the right to say whether they want to, and not have it placed ,~ :, ',J "-! should or shouldn't drink ~

Debbie' Frahm, sophmore: "I MIke Plccolattl, senior: "It's not TIlE don't feel that people should be everybody, but there will be allowed to bring alcoholic those that will get drunk. .beverages to a ball game, Football games are notoriously because they can lose their 'self exciting events. People get control and harm somebody excited; even when there is no nOVInG else, or even after they get done booze people get rowdy and drinking throw the beer can throw things. I have visions of down into the stadium and hit bottles flying through the air, somebody and injure them. But cans flying through the air, I also feel that you can't tell fights. When there is a lot of people that they can't drink at a excitement and people drinking llErOnTEIT ball game, because it's violating Ithink there's going to be some part of their rights as a human ... possible trouble I" being, as an American citizen." Should wcohol be allowed In Bronco'Stadlum'?

Brett Pederson; 'freshml1D: "I Penelope Constantlkes, soph- really don't tllink we need it. As 1m' more: "Perhaps the Students of far as that' goes if they want to Boise State should have the' go get drunk they can go party right to decide, a vote." :on their own time. They can stop by the bars-or the store and go Joe Jacoby, freshml1D:,,"1 don't ahead and get it then. But I see why not if the people want to 9 think BSU should be used for do it... They want to drink in the studying and learning. not for stadium, I don't see any, real drinking." ~' 'harm in it."

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I, I' Hypno.tism possible answer to overeating foodaholics.,

then $3 a week thereafter. cost next to nothing would be of Even though overeat in To those who blew the diet ior modification course and' a TOPS (Take Off Pounds great help to overweights. private they thought was their "last lifetime of weekly weigh-ins and Sensibly) is a non-profit organ- Boise City Recreation (384- My excess poundage is there -I chance," a message: there's counseling to Diet Center , ization (call Tim Huitt at 4128)'will soon be starting an for all the world to see. , always another chance, and members. 344-6068 or Jo Howse at evening jogging group. Their What it Fool I've Been. another and another. In Boise The people at the European 375-7454) which uses group gym (With showers, saunas, and there are literally hundreds of Health Spa (343-4917) stress iherapy methods for weight a weight room) is open. free to 1\ people who understand the firming and toning of the body control and which urges mem- the public, from 8 a.rn. to suffering caused by compulsive in their luxurious exercise-eguip ment room, their pools, sauna, bers to stick toa sensible 11 p.m. overeating and w~o", reaching Firs! caucus and steam room. They offer .' doctor-approved diet. It's $9 to The JJSU Physical Education r '1 out to help you. join the international organiza- Department ·offers physical fit- Dr Paul Streib, of the Boise 'several diets, individual pro- meeting slated ion then. each club charges 'ness classes' and one- called' 'Hypnosis Center (342-5751) grams and counseling for individual weekly dues, usually "Resistive exercise for figure works with overweights, to SI6-$23 a month. Women attend, nominal. controL", The BSU pool is open . The first organizational caucus "remove the subconscious cau- MWF, men Tfh Sat, and it's Less widely known is a group MWF 4:30-9:00, TTh 4:30-7:00, meeting of the year is ,slated for ses of which excess weight is a , cooed Friday evening and all day called Overeaters Anonymous SatSun 1:00·5:00; with laps .September 29, 7:30 p.m, in the symptom." He describes his Sunday. The Elaine Powers' Figure (call Nancy, 376-0585) which swims M·F 11:30-12:30~ ., Semite Chambers of the SUB. treatment as a holistic ap-. Salon (342.2663) is for women treats overeating as a three-fold If you're-a foodaholic, dial one According to Mike, Hoffman preach, and reports great ;t only. Uteypreach sensible disease -mental, physical, and of the numbers I've give.n' you, ASBSU President, the intent of i-~ success. His treatment as a exercise and sensible eating for spiritual. Modeled after theAA or do like I did and call tham all this meeting "is to get students success. His fee is $120 for four ' figure control and have exercise program, .OA' members give 'in a blitz. You meet some from every living group and sessions. equipment, tailor-made individ- each other great support-in their wonderful 'people and find all recognized campus organiza- The Schick Center (377-5300) ual programs, counseling and efforts to stop bing~ eating. sorts of things to help you.vlike tions together to discuss the relies onaverslon therapy and Weekly meetings, no weigh-ins, :thisno-nonsence TOPS, pledge, issues which effect the students - , behavior modification as treat- daily weigh-insfor under $10 a no-surnames, FREE.' , worthy of being engraved on of BSU. Topics for discussion ments •for' self-defeating; com- month. WEIGHT Watchers (800-453- The YMCA (344'5501) and the .. any. refrigerator door: will include fee increases, pulsive behaviors., . 5031) is a Pro fit making YWCA (343-3699) ·bothoffer lam 'an .intelligent person, alcohol' on campus,' possible The Diet Center (call Debbie organization which offers mem- excellent classes-dance, ercer- Iwill control my emotions, not boycott of Mardi Gras' , PavilIon Preece, 377-2022) offers a bersweight-Ioss programs (diet' cise yoga, hypnosis. swimming, let my emotions control me. and Homecoming ... Hoffman, well-balanced. 750-calorie 'diet, s), 'urges attendance of weekly etc.--at reasonable prices; Every time I am tempted to use added that this will be the first daily counseling and weigh-ins, meetings until a 'goal weight, is Community Education ,<345- food to satisfy myt'rustrated of manysuch caucuses and that a dietary supplement, and a reached, then sponsors nine' 9911) fall classes begin very desires, build up my injured theresu!twill give " him guaranteed 17-30 pound loss in . weeks of maintliinance. The cOst soon. Slimnastics, Slim & Trim, ego or~ull my'senses ','a 'greater: feel of student six weeks--all for S125. To boot, is 57 to join (510 startin~ Oet.l0) and several dance classes which I \ViII. remember, opinion' on P7rtinent. isslIes." Page 10 1 ARBITER I September 19, 19n

155.- positions open Historic houses open to all Positions aCthe' Idaho State Be sure to let ISS&H know . A "once:in-a-Iifetime" event 'state land near the old peniten- clusters to make it easier for School & Hospital, just north of about your willingness to help. is scheduled for September 25 tiary. visitors to get to them. Nampa. are available this fall" Benefits for volunteers in- when 22 historic and interesting Proceeds "will help with Mrs. Dahlberg said head- through the Office of Volunteer 'elude the expressed and felt houses in the', Harrison Boule- restoration so the house can be quarters have been donated at Services. This department is rewards of giving to and helping vard area of Boise will be open opened to the public for view White~Riedel Office, 1602 W. now providing through orienta- others less fortunate. it's true to the public from noon until 5 and use. There is no early Hays. and buses will depart tion, training, supervision, and that giving is twice blessed, pm. Victorian mansion in Southwest from that area, stopping at each' evaluation to those people especially when,' your giving Many of the homes have Idaho and Eastern Oregon that house. A map of the route is on interested in structured volun- enriches someone's life. While stained glass windows, natural is open for school children, each ticket and in the booklet. teer experiences with retarded you are volunteering, you are _woodwork, ornate fireplaces and groups. organizations and tour- "We want people to start at individuals. The first orientation covered with a liability insur- antique furniture .• and some of ists. any house if they have tickets," session will be October 5. ance, given a free meal, qualify the newerhomes have unusual Mrs. John' Dahlberg, chair- she noted, "and then they will Wednesday; it will be held twice for some tax benefits, and have decor. According to Arthur man of the house 'tour. reports be able to see those that interest that day for your convenience access to ISS&H In-Service Hart, director of the Idaho, that plans for thelast Sunday in them the most." Planning the from 9:00-11:30 a.m, and then Training. College credit can be Historical Society. "Visitors will 'September include: free bus - route in advance will be helpful again from 6:00-9:30 p.m, You pre-arranged. get to see Idaho architecture service plus Harmon Travel's for those with a special fondness need attend only one session. Apprebension about working and decor from the Victorian era London double-decker bus; a for certain decors, she added. Please . call the office of with retarded people, especially up to the present in these 22 collection of antique, classic arid The event is tax-deductible Volunteer Services for an those who currently live in an homes." , vintage cars for viewing: and a with tickets at $5 for adults, $3 interview and registration. Her- institution, is common. How- A non-profit organization, the 'special booklet with drawings for senior citizens and youths, eafter, orientation's will be ever, assumptions that lead to Friends of the Bishops' House, and descriptions of each house and booklets cost $1. They are offered monthly. All types of this apprehension are usually is sponsoring the tour with all and its furnishings.' , available at the Idaho Historical people with all types of interests not based in" fact. Some proceeds going to restoration of Visitors are urged to wear Museum, all branches of the and skills are invited to attend assumptions you may have arc: that "historic mansion. Once casual clothes and comfortable First Security Bank, branches of and volunteer at ISS&H. Indiv- all retarded people are deform- doomed to demolition. the 1890s shoes, she added, so they can the Idaho State Bank, and iduals under sixteen years of ed, all retarded people drool and house was given to the Idaho stroll down the Boulevard. individuals in many commun- age are encouraged to work in cannot control their elimina- Historical Society and moved to Houses have been grouped in ities. special group projects. More tions, retarded people are information about, this can be violent, working with retardates obtained by calling Jane lee- would be too depressing ..... son, Director of Volunteer NOT TRUE! If you arc services, 466-9255 or 384-3506, interested in the facts, call for a Ext. 319. presentation to be given to your NFF offers black fellowships " class, club, or organization, or, Examples of positions open for individuals. call, to sign-up are: One-to-One Therapeutic for one of the regular educa- enroll in an accredited graduate and an additional $50 for each Fellowships are being offered Assistant, Teachers Aide, Tec- tional presentations. to black Americans for field school, and submit scores for dependent child. hnical Support Aide, Commun- Donations of clothing, toys research in Africa and the their Graduate Record Examin- Completed applications with ity Friend, Single-Event Staff and money are always needed. 'middle' east. The National ation Aptitude Test. The dead- supporting documents must be Assistant. In addition to these Current special projects in need Fellowship Fund, through line for the December 10 test is filed prior to January 5, 1978 -~s, volunteers canalways of support are: Cbapel Chlmes - grants from the Ford Found- November 9, 1977. with notification of award on ~e1lelpful in supportcapacities Monies are being generated to 'ations, is presenting this limited The one-year award is open to March 5, 1978. -The address is: such as sewing, bike repair, purchase and install chimes in number .of opportunities for those of post-baccalaureate stat- Graduate FellowshIps for Black, laundry. medical records. tran- the All Faiths Chapel, send your those who qualify, and are at the us holding a degree in the arts Americans, ·Natlonal Fellow- sportation, etc. Those who have donation to ISS&H and be sure dissertation-year level. or sciences. Awards will amount ships fund, Sulte 484, 795' an interest, and willingness to to specify the destination. To . be eligible, applicants , to $300 for books and supplies Peachtree St. NE, .Atlanta, help, positions matching their. Thempeutle Playground· - Mon- . must be enrolled or planning to and monthly allowance of $350, Georgla, 30308. ' . abilities and 'interest and resid- ies are being generated to ents' needs will be identified purchace-materials for group- , and training provided. Occas- ings of logs and bars that would ionally special needs arise, such foster therapeutic movement. i as the position of Video Tape Christmas Presents "are also Recording Specialist assistant. needed: Call for 'details.

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The ASBSU will be interview- Sciences Senator on September ing for Broadcast Board chair- 19 and 22. person, members of the Broad- Senators must be from the cast, Board Committee, Health school they are to represent. Sciences, Senator. and Arts and The Senate shall bethe supreme policy-making body of the ASBSU* shall initial and ap- prove all by-laws or student regulations, shall grant official The followinq recognition to campus organiza- orqcrrizctions are tions, and shall have legislative. authority over all ASBSU funds. in 'danger of losing Broadcast Board is responsi- ble for developing and imple- their recognition menting broadcasting policies by BSU: for the Student Radio Station, Anyone interested in applying ALPHA KAPPA PSI for the position of Health ARCHERY CLUB" Sciences Senator or Arts and Sciences Senator must have BSU HONORS their application In.by Tuesday. COUNCIL September 20: Applications for JUDO CLUB Broadcast Board must bein by Thurday,' September 22. Appli- cations may be picked up in the A representative of ASBSUOffice in the SUB. tn ese .91'0 U ps should 'contact the Student Activities. Photo I.D.s will be' taken every Office 2nd floor Thursday from 10a.ro. to 2p.m SUB by Thursday in the SUB. Location will be September ,22. " Posted. t:" 1.'

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an institution," The results of the question- Hoffman appears to be most naire were consist ant with the interested in the establishment election results of 1976-77, in of a time line on the issue, to see effect, a rejection by the Title IX ... when things will be done. majority for a fee increase. The In closing the interview, critical question given the Hoffman said that he was existing athletic fee, haw can pleased with the response of the equal opportunity for men and .University and Dr. Bullington. [cont. &om page 51 "that's an ideal goal," to, exactly what the administration women be provided? After the complaint was "those who produce the most has done in reference to Title Noteworthy, however, is that issued, the department of should get the most," IX. Howard Welsh, who began the inherent powers of a state board Student Services issued a In order to get an objective Mike Hoffman, ASBSU presi- complaint, was relieved of his committee to have any positive questionaire regardingBSU approach to the dilerna, one dent, explained exactly what duties before the end of his term outcome on the issued. "If the athletics and fees, which was must consider that most of-the would take place. "Health and by Lenny Hertling, past ASBSU committee was to 'have any submitted by Howard Welsh. major sports that bring in Welfare will come in and president.' The grounds, of the affect at all it should be changed The basic abjective of the revenue' are men's programs investigate, and if they find we dismissal were' not discussed. to 11' commission," commented questionaire was to identify with such as football. Some interpret don't comply with specifications Although Title IX in this Welsh. reasonable clarity the attitudes this to mean that .because they we might possibly lose some complaint deals specifically with The major question that seems BSU students have toward -the produce the most they should federal funds." women's athletics, it encom- to be circulating is: Does the recieve the highest amount of Although Hoffman has the payment of a mandatory athletic passes everything from scholar- philisophical precept of equal money for the benefit of the power to withdraw the' com- fee. It was also designed to ship availability to discrimina- opportunity mean equal rights? school. Does that allow for equal plaint, he feels that he should provide information about stu- tion in housing. Obviously this question suffers opportunity? According to Nad- wait for Health and Welfare dent attitudes toward Affirma- With no formal action being several different interpreta- eau, "Men don't care how. results. . tive Action as it is relevant to taken at this time, we can tions. women run there program as "The complaints started stu- the .establishment of' financial conclude the BSU officials feel The administrative ~meaning' longas itdoesn'thurt them," dents working together," he priorities for the Department of they are within the confines of can revolve anywhere" from, This rationale could indicate said, "and that's important for Athletics:-- , Title IX. ------~------~------~------SU'rvey determlnesottltudeson athletic funding The ASBSU, along with In.,' , Jack .Christiansen's Statistics Table 2 Table 4 class, conducted a survey in the $Men's '76-77 athletic budget: ,A. I favor reducing women's 0% Spring 1977 semester to deter- Stadium operations $ 21,SOO athletics mine student attitudes on BSU Administration 118,016 \",.""""",,,,,,,,,,, athletic funding. B. I favor maintaining about 14.3% ••••a Women 41.6% Football 296.075 what we have now The respondents were asked to 93,139 Ratio of men to women among !!t1"A,!,,,,,!i§'-'i'· suggest an equitable percentage,' 30,319 C. I favor a slight reduction b'!'''''!i",,!j' ~~'!"!!l'fl!l.• 26.7% full-time BSU students, Spring arrangement for distributing Track 38,762 of men's athletics 1977 ' student athletic fees (tablet). 25,206 D. I favor a 10-year equaliz- ~"·~2j·!!l'Il&,I,·m.~,,;a~:~""liIl·',m·'E' 27.5% and to state attitudes toward 8,892 ation change of the present policy Skiing -0- E. I favor equalization '77-78 .gm~'·li·~"<1i·iil'·~d!' 26.7% (tables 3 and 4): Table 3 8,098 The results of the first question Administrative assistant F. I favor reversing the present ~3.6% ranged from 97%.3~ in favor of 'I!mB~aElI1ll~.~fd!I and secretary ''28,Soo , system the men's program to 60%40% /f.I ' ''''·5 Men 93%. in favor of the women's. TOTAL $668,S07 However, the', average was ;, Women 7%t amazingly close to the actual sex Actual distribution of athletic j distribution of full-time students funds at BSU (table 2). 1 Responses to the second quest- .,11 ion inPicatedthatabout 81 % of the participants favor from tWomen's '76-77 athletic !J , " budget: slight to rapid change in favor of " Administration $22,200 the women's program. A few 0 .respondants even favored re- Field Hockey 4,349 versing the present sy~em. Basketball . 7,SSS Gymnastics 4,343 Tlilile 1 Track and Field 4.S84 -0- Tennis 2,25S

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subject. Recently, I have been that you can intluence any hearing that Castro boasted lie matter is first by looking at it had both Kennedys put away very objectively, trying to because they were after him. Do' understand it and then depart- Revolutionary ... you believe that? in from there. Dr. B.:. No I don't. I can tell you Q.: What exactly is your Castro never made a statement position at BSU? identity, you lose· value to the Q.: Consolidated? to that effect. I keep very close Dr. B.: I am associate professor organization. 90% of your value Dr. B.: That's right, now he has track of everything published in with the history dept. and mv [eent. from page 4) comes from the fact that you are really established his political Cuba and the position of Castro area of specialization is Latin power and he really has no American history _I also teach a unknown. all along was that the Cuban Q.: What would they have done threat, either from within or government had absolutely no- course on Western civilization. from without. The revolution is historian, as I analyze the to you if you had been caught?' . thing to do with the assasina- I am also on the Presidential secure now. I think the two Search Committee. We have Cuban revolution in the' course Dr. B.: Well, my friends that tions. As a matter of fact.recent- major achievements of the already done the ground work of the last ten years have were arrested were sentenced to Iy hetold Senator , ,I. revolution to date are in the written four books on tlhe topic) 30 years in prison. They are still I believe, he would make, and are beginning to accept area "of education and health nominations. The chairman of but as I look at it objectively, I see in Cuba serving the sentence.' available to the sub-committee care. the revolution has contributed They were men who were at the on political assassinations, all of the committee hopes that by this March, we will start making positively in some aspects and time 110r 18 years of age. So Q.: What do you think of the documents and materials that some credit must be given there are about 32 or 34. Others America's recent change of that the Cuban government has recommendations to the State to some of their, achievements. were executed according to policy towards Cuba? on that particular subject. Board of Education concerning On the other hand, from a what their crime was, Dr. B.: I am personally in favor I think that if you go all the way the next president of BSU. personal view-point, there was Q.: SO, then the underground of it. I think that If the United back to the aasasination of John Q.: After all your political never any doubt in my-mind that forged a Secret, Police permit States can recognize Red , Kennedy, you will find in some interests, you've ended up I believe in the right to dissent .and you just took a commercial there Isn't really a reason not to newspapers, particularly in Mi- teaching. I was wondering how for everyone and when the go- airlines out. recognize the Cuban govern- ami among the Cuban refugee you reconcile .thaLwith your vernrnent began to crack down Dr. B.: To New York City. ment. But secondly, I thinkthat community, claims that Castro revolutionary ideals. . on that right, I had two choices. Q. Somebody with the under- once recognition is established, was involved. But without proof. Dr. B.: Well, ! think that Castro said It, "You are either ground met you there? chances are that the interna- teaching can be a very revolu- with the revolution or' agnfnst Dr. B.: No, I came by myself. tional tension that has existed Q.: How about that group in tionary profession, not because the revolution," and I choose to Q.: You just walked onto the between the two countries and Miami? What's your opinion of the professor is revolutionary, fight against It. street? which has had as impact in the their effectiveness? but because of -the young men Q.: What do you call the Dr. B.: Yeah. Caribbean and Latin American Dr. B.: The Cuban refugee and women are going to be the revolution against the revolu- Q.: What did you do then? countries will decrease. I think community in Miami no longer ones that will change the world tion? Dr.··B.: I went to the Empire that is good for the United is able to do anything concern- tomorrow and that is the Dr. B.: A semantical problem ... State building. I have always States. ing the overthrow of the Castro tradition of a true revolutionary. A Marxist would say that a wanted to see it. I had always Q.: You'd be in favor of full government: Their activities those who will effect change revolution against a revolution seen it on the American movies. diplomatic relations then? now are' centered on applying within the society. I find it is a counter revolution. But So when I made it to downtown Dr. B.: Yes I will. I also think pressure on the U.S. not to extremely rewarding and excit- there is a specialist, on revolu- New York, I looked for the that with a full diplomatic resume diplomatic relations' ing to be involved in this type of tion, Professor Hannaharendt, building, saw it and realized I relationship, it might give the with Cuba. The majority of the activity:' who says, "Counter-revolution didn't have .anywher~ to United States a certain amount refugees are opposed to that. In terms of what I expect from is that which surpresses the go. It was a very cold winter of leverage to exercise some 0.: Why is that? ' my students. The most import- right of spiritual developement, that year in New York. As a pressure in Cuba as far as Dr. B.: Well, Iwould say mainly ant thing is for them to learn to freedom of speech, freedom of matter of fact, I recall the Cuba's intervention abroad, as because of emotional reasons. be critical, to be able to look at the intellect." newspapers had said it was the in Angola. I believe that if you They came to this country in the different issues objectively and Q.: At what stage in the game coldest winter in twenty years. are able to reach some belief that the United States was to make conclusions based on did you have to escape? All I had was summer clothes compromises. As long as they- going to overthrow the" Castro fact. Not necessarily do I expeet Dr. D.: Well, by mid 1960, the from Cuba, the clothes I was are not talking, there is going to government. Seventeen years them to agree with me. As a underground movement con- .wearing. The government would be a conflict situation. have gone by and they. find that matter of fact, I always tell them sisted of several thousand men. not allow you to take anything Q:: Are you active' right now in the United States is about to they are welcome to. disagree. Toward the end of September, else .. The next sixteen day-s, I the revolution? make friends. It's like an .. The . philosopher Kierkegaard the Secret Police broke into our slept on the subways where I Dr. B.: ,No, I stopped political emotional reaction that I thin,k is once said, "Oh God, if on the cell.' Of the group that w.p had at was fairly warm and .cozY... a activities in 1965 and since then, .very typical' of exiles, who have ,right hand you gave me absolute that point, two of our group little bit frightened, needless to my attention has beem centered been uprooted and forced to flee truth and on your J.eft hand for . were .captured and threeof us say. After 16 days of looking I on doing .research and writing their home country. me the constant search for were ablc to escape. I was told found a job' washing dishes. about the revolution, Latin' Q.: wtJy are you different? . absolute truth, I would humbly- that the Secret Police knew our' Q.: What's your opinion of the America' and the Caribbean. Dr. B.: Well, let's put it this bow before your right. hand and identities. The underground Castro government today? area. way, I think that I can get very choose your left hand for then advised me that the tJ,mc Dr. B.: Well, I think first of all Q.: No regrets? emotional about some issues. I absolute truth is only for thee." bad come for me to leave. that the revolution. has been Dr. B.: No regrets at al!. If Ihad get very emotional when I come I believe in that and I believe Another reason is that once, in consolidated and Cuba will have it to do all over again, I'd do it to discuss the issue of political that the university provides that the urban guerilla situation, a socialist revolution for genera- all over again. repression insideJ2uba but I have type of. continuous search for once the police know' your tions to come. Q.: Something a little off the always felt that the only way new truths;

~******~*************************~{t , ,~ Bigger and better ~ _ . HOW WOULD YOU LIKE ~ t 'TO SPENDA YEAR IN ~ ~, Maryland ~ ARA sponsors las Vegas night . : or California ~ . ~ or Oregon . * ~ .or Wisconsin ~ or Alabama t * . by lUck Mattoon three more craps tables. A new After all the gambling is done. t or tenne~e~ : addition to Las Vegas Night are all the play money won by the High Rollers! Big Casinos I .the roulette tables. gambling will be used for an' t or Utah ~ Blackjack! Sound like Las The Big Casino is where' all auction. Beeler refused to ~ or Mas$achusetts ~ Vegas? It should, because that's people can participate in. But elaborate on what all the prizes the description of Las Vegas big stakes and more serious were, but said they are "well : or 20 Other Colleges 6 ¢ Night, sponsored by ARA F09d gambling will be, found in the worth doing serious gambling ~ Univ0fSitiesin America ~ Service. Little Casino or, "High Rollers." . f~r," He did say four human On September 22 from 4:30 - It will take more money to enter slaves 'will be sold. two males ~ * 11:00, the ARA dining hall will High Rollers andwill be "more ~ * and two females. • * take on the atmosphere of Las of an elite crowd." . Everyone is invited, Beeler .~~ Come to th~Odentation Meeting on * Vegas. The event is used to . During the dinner (which goes, added. Meal ticket holders can '.'Welcome Home the Broncos"~' from 4:30 to 7:00) and the , enter free of charge, and others ~, Wed~esdQYr September 2~ ,at ~ froln their successful road trip. gambling (from 4:30 to 8:00) live can pay $3.68 for dinner, Tom 'Beeler, student manager entertainment will be an added gambling, and music. The ~~ 3pm 'in th~ Nez, Perce Roomr SUD. ~ for ARA,sai~ this year the feature. Today's Reaction will dance will be free. He encour- .. evening will be .bigger and provide background music or ages all to dress up for, this f " . ~ bettcr than in, previous years. "show music," Then at 9:30, casino-type affair" but noted ~NATIONAL STUDENTEXCHANGE 385-1280: He noted that 20 more blackjack the group will "crank it up for that .being comfortable' is a taoleswill be added in the ~ig boogie music." prerequisite forentrance. ~****************~***************1(1Casino and Little Casino and f 'j16L,..,c~~~"_"'~"';;:<'~'4"""""~~"""'-""""*",,,~,,,,,,"',;,k"''''''?'2":'7S;;""''':''''-''~''~''');;'';;:i'i£i,,%:Sid$i--;"H:$2t;;;¥i:E;;;:15 September 19, 1977 I ARBITER I Page 13

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justified." Board Policy, that avenue is still Janet Hay of the State Board, Hoffman expressed the same unconstitutional. " need that protection." open." ,.-" Swenson pointed out that in at their last meeting, stated that sentiment regarding the pro- "There's one advantage of The State Board tried to certain areas the State Board, Swenson "reviewed the legis- posed APA amendment, saying this to us," Hoffman admitted. initiate a broader exemption "in running the universities, are lation which we approved at the •'they (the Board) want free rein "If the university needs to have from the APA in the last not acting in the same capacity last board meeting and he has to control the [students'] lives something passed at a Board legislative session, without sue- as passing laws that affect all -agreed to introduce that legis- and ... the students' educational . meeting, we're subject to the cess. "Generaliy speaking, I am the people of the State of lation in the next session of the costs.'.' same [restrictions] in any action not forgrantillg exemptions Idaho .... there are certain areas legislature. Mr. Swenson is Mr. The proposal asserts that the we take. A hearing can not only from the Administrative Proc- where it should apply." He Integrity; I know he will carry amendment would "give the bog them down, ... it can bog us edures Act," said Senator John went on to say that the areas through on his' promise to the .Board the leeway necessary to down;" He added, though, that Barker, head of the senate listed in the proposal were those Board." Ms. Hay's statement fulfiUits statutory responsibil- the convenience created by the Health, Education and Welfare that he felt "the Administrative was the first public indication of itie~; .. without going through a amendment was not worth the Committee. "On the other Procedures Act was never any action to exempt the Board lengthy and expensive 'public loss of protection, stipulating: hand, there are some areas that intended to apply to." from the AP A in the upcoming hearing.' .. The amendment "I don't feel that the Board would seem to permit some As members of the general session. would allow policies to "be set Should just arbitrarily at their exemptions. A few years ago, public as weU as of the academic by the State Board and whim, be able to raise student exemptions were granted by the community, Klein said, stud- approved by the legislature fees. legislature to the Industrial ents should have the right of "Anytime you're dealing with without the ~lieanng proced- "In the past, I have to say, Accident Board. There were appeal "basic to any adminis- removing protection . to ' the ure," said Swenson. < they've always given opportun- some very good reasons for trative - agency. I certainly rights of individuals, that's very Senator Edith Mi1Ier Klein, ity for input. I feel that as long granting these exemptions, and wouldn't favor [the amendment] major," concluded Hoffman. chairperson of the state senate as they give opportunity for it seemed to meet most any if...it would eliminate the right "There's a good chance that the Judiciary and Rules Committee, input and listen to the students, reasonable tests." said "we have quite a number of the students will be willing to of affected students to appeal." students could support an "These areas where the exemption from the APA in Supreme Court decisions which cooperate with them and not use Klein affirmed this stand, Board acts are arc still not certain areas. But these I don't indicate that administrative the APA," continued Hoffman. stating that any legal deviation exempt from legislative re- feci at this time are areas where actions without some right of "But in cases when these from the APA would have to be view," explained Swenson, we could." appeal to the courts by the questions are arbitrarilv decided "an exemption which could be citizens affected would be by the Board without input, we "and legislation against the

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off until the time is past when reserved scats aiding in the representative, Linda Norberg, 'themselved attach a certain charity ·raUy. When the banquet Relations for BSU. "We do alot stigma to being i1Iwith cancer. nothing can be done .. in one spurt. in one short sprint VoTeeh senator, and Sam was completed, everyone would A major reason people fore go Other meetings are planned in -then, we hit the tape, we have Morotto, Director ofBSU Food adjourn to the Boise High treatment is because of the other towns. One way to .a little celebration, and 'we Services. School to enjoy the premier distracting physical effects often encourage participation in the .decide whether or not to do it " A Boise University ~ay is in the project is an open challenge to performance of Shenandoah. " works at the Tumor Institute. visible to the public at large." "We feel that we aren't going again' ... Cancer patients often attempt to the four similar institutions in Student, faculty, . and staff to have any trouble seUing Mercy was contacted as a hide the fact that they have the .the state and 460 others across direct result of. the BSU would be' invited. A tour would" the nation. The challenge is to tickets. We feel that they'll' go be presented and participants disease. very quickly." outreach. The use of the Cobalt method participate in a project such as . would be allowed to view the "I "think, and I really believe, "The attempt is being made, " could telegraph their condition the Shenandoah musical in an accelerator .arid see firsthand that cancer can be defeated in says Mercy, "To get other units to the public. There is less of a effort to increase public aware- the Institutes progress in the my lifetime. I'd like to see that. ofthe community involved, such chance that the linear accelera- ness and elicit public concern. fight against .cancer. What ~e need is to putamajor 'as the university. In fact, Dr. tor would cause unattractive "More than just money is the "Before we acquire our accel- effort on it. The American Bullington just approved this side-effects. So, besides being a awareness of what can be done, erator you had to go to Portland Cancer Society is doing and has involvement, just had 'the more physically effective cancer that we have this facillity here, or Seattle to get it, ana- then to done some great things. But organizational meeting." fighting tool, the accelerator is- and that we'd like to, in some The meeting referred to was get the medical knowledge and way, help to beat cancer in your they're spread out. I think that if the doctors you want you often 'also an effective weapon against the American people reaUy feel the Shenandoah Organizational the .sometimes more debillitat- lifetime." had to go to Stanfordto get that that they want to .conquer this meeting, which was held Sept- ing psychological damage. It not The committee is planning a kind of treatment." thing and put they're 'ooomph' emeber 13th, and was attended only kills more cancer and less banquet the evening of the It has been observed at MSTI behind it, they can do it. It's a by such as Mr. Mercy, Reid vital tissue, it opens the Boise opening of the play. It wi1l and at other centers where the matter of our resources and Walters, Alpha Kappa PsiPR medicine to more patients who be given in the SUB with the treatment of cancer is the main where our priorities are." Director, Steve Robertson, would otherwise put treatment hoped-for attendance of 13000 chairman' of, the Programs objective that the patients Board, Bud Humphrey, Arbiter

, . Cj>mplement each other: one Student Affairs area is a ~third cannot exist without the other. curriculum,' especially the Un- "The growth ofBSU has to be [eont, &om page 1] ion in particular." . one' of quality." He pointed to Norman' sees the difference the direction of the institution between Boise's SUB and others "Grades," he clarified, "arc under Dr. Bullington and Dean ·Norman ... as the attitude pervading it: an easy thing, but learning is a Keplerv-as well as community "This building is for You;" It difficult thing. , remains open from 7 am to 12 leadel's such as Mrs. Velma "That to me is what education 'Morrison and A.L. Troutner as midnight,. allowing itself .the hopefully, a self starter." is about. Stimulating, arousing, the components of this dual saying, 'I want to be a part.' flexibility to be a work area, a This sense, as the "internal ... you give facts, you give the "It's never divorced itself study area,-a play' arearsnd success. . . push," creates the anra, of a mind of the professor, with his "The beauty of Boise State is from the' community." " meeting facility in one. -. campus, in the truest definition Ph.D. and all of his intelligence Through his years as a The main emphasis of the that we," he said pointing to the of what a university is. It may behind him. But he has to allow. people in the room, "can be part professor at. the University of -,building,as the name states;is seem to the reader a bit pat, yet the student to take that and Arizona, Arizona . State and .student union,but to "grow of a tradition, we have taken our Norman is beyond the conven- extend." . first step.;....-. . Oregon State, Norman has .Norman sees BSU's force in Reflecting on the nature of a In essence, he. Isright; with developed a philosophy of tional. communitydevelopment neces- "Sometimes' facts, themsel- university and his role as. : his desire and energy put to-use, teaching; one can sense, that he saryto its own; ves, are the enemy of truth, director of the SUB, Norman BSUwiIlgrow. And"onecan be instinctively believes in. We talked for a while 'abo~t because we (educators) can give said, "If the university is going assured .that Fred Norman. will' .. A student, to 'be truly the' pace. of',the univerSity's that troth. You can get an '0', tobea great univer~ity, it's got tty. Weseeitthrough'~'Shenan- educated, has to come in and to be humanitarian, within . growth compared to that of the but it's the professor or the 'doah/' we see itthrougb the get It heckuva lot more -than itself, to its people., . city. He reiterated oothare the educator that arouses you to get vital: equation ,':to .•..in' effect . SUB, we see it in his eyes. grades 'and hours towards "I like to think t.'1at our graduation. He has to become; inside and ask for more. Page.14 I ARBITER I September 19, 1977 nt rt t rnlnE STUrf -] Television: beyond whose expectations? Dwelling in the Golden fra

By Bar-WUllam Rawlings characterizations and deeply badly or as well as they did? by Terry McGnlre 8 p.m. Cb. 6 MOVIE aware of high school lore and "The Return of the Pink Back in 1965, Time magazine mystique that you feel the Time magazine "reported a Panther" -Inspector Clouseau, 8 p.m, Cb 4 MASTER PIECE published a feature article authors really must have a very decade ago that the Palisade intrepidly stalks the elusive THEATRE investigating the thoughts and important point to make in the HighSchool students (and by jewel, the Pink Panther. Sellers This excellent BBC series feeling of the '65 graduating book. inference, the entirety of the at his best. never fails to entertain. 'class of Palisades High School, Alas, there is no point. student body in America) were 8:30 Cb 6 SOAP The book is not a bad book in "on the fringe of a Golden· Saturday September 24 -Los Angeles, a lush well-to-do "Controversial" material public high school fed students the sense that it paints some Era." What caused the dis in- could tate this series far, but 4:30 p.m. Cb. 6 WIDE WORLD by the neighborhoods of Brent- marvelous portraits of the same tegrationof this dream? Or has 'then again it could flop. SPORTS . wood, Bel·· Air, and Pacific sort of folk who hobnobbed with it disintegrated? . Boxing, stock car races, profile Palisades. The students of this in days of yore. Atl the Here is this book by Wallech- Wednesday September 21 of Pele, New York Cosmos. school were the children of characters of our high school insky and Melvid are . the 6:30 p.m, Ch 4 MacNEIL 6:00 p.m. Ch. 4 EQUAL financially comfortable parents, days are present and accounted fragments of the American ,tEHRER REPORT JUSTICE UNDER LAW the median income at that time for. In evidence, and duly Ideal, the Red, White, and Blue The nightly news report takes "Mr. Chief Justice" John . being a whopping 542,000 interviewed, are the quarter- Labyrinth: What happened be- daily issues and explores them Marshall's court life is drama- annually. . back »(he) always managed to tween 1963 and 1969 that had so in depth. Reporting factual and tized. Time selected this school to ride along with some powerful deeply rended our lives «and thorough. 8:00 p.m. Ch.' MOVIE focus on what they felt were the currents in our culture ... " -fhe our country? 10:30 p.m, CM BOOK BEAT 'IHard Times'! -boxer and "smarter, subtler, and more school's 'bad' girl -- "I counted ~ Nobel winning author Saul conman team in this depression sophisticated kids" that were 425. Then I stopped counting." Was it because of people like Bellow discusses his latest work era run around. Not ball, not "pouring into and out of more «the class dreamboat (who those of the Class of '65 that our To Jerosmem and Back good. expert, exacting and experi- committed suicide), and the people seem' to be .drifting, THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 22 mental schools." homecoming queen (of course. without a purpose. Or is it in 11 a.m, cs, 4 LOWELL 10:30 p.m, Cb. 4 MOVIE Now, ten years of experience, Oh well.) spite of them? Maybe they are THOMAS REMEMBERS "The Grapes of Wrath" -a shattered dreams, and growing But despite the great pleasure the ones who woke us up to the "1964" -episode looks at LBJ, story of depression days set up have passed, and David derived from reading these fact that the Big Temple was the Civil Rights issue, the against the background of '30's Wallechinsky ( son of author sketches, one feels a hollowness falling down around our ears. Beatles in the U.S., and the California. Excellent film. Irving Wallace and co-author of when the end of the book is It is not a book without worth. . Belgian Congo issue in capsule 12p.m. Ch.' SATURDAY The Book of Lists and People's reached, and there is no But the smooth, professional film segments. NIGHT .Almanac] and classmate Mich- revelation of the authorsintent, flow of good journalism is lost at 4 p.m. Cb 6 STAR TREK What else is there but the . ael Melvid return to these no unification of the pieces of the last of the book. Some Trekies .,itch with delight at NRFPT players, .in this Ameri- people and those times with the puzzle. . picking up of the pieces is .the return of the science-fiction canized Monty-Python wack- their new book,· Class of '65. The· nostalgia of CllUiSof '65 is necessary to make this book classic. Others watch to clue in out. However. the material Wallechins!l:y is the first and all well and good, but ali we more satisfying. ' on the magic that made it so tends to stale after. the 3rd foremost ..a collector, He is a list have here is a summary., a Perhaps it is the revelation that popular. , . return. maker. a journalist, a recorder running report . on the class there 'are..no definite, concrete, 8 p.m. cit 6 BARNEY MILLER of facts and figures... He and members actions over the past answers that is the chief " New York's finest back for Melvid have done a very good . ten years, . a glorified class contribution of the elMs 0£'65. Sundny September 25 another year; perhaps the finest job of prodding those involved, reunion (which, by the way, is 8p.rn. CIi4 EVENING AT THE comedy show available on the what inspired the book.) What' Really Happened to the POPS· the former classmates, for these" video. facts, but the book really', The soul ached for some more Class of '651 ' Edward Villela; New York 12 p.m, Ch' TOMORROW· doesn'tseem to go anywhere. clearly defined conclusion. The Michael Melvid & David Wal, .Ballet, in this flag-waving Tom Snyder h~s. this talk . There is an empty feeling when rest of the book was so concrete lechinsky potpourri. Arthur Fiedler has hour, never fails to keep the you finish the book. The book is. that one resented a very abscure 370 pp, copyright '76 'em jump in. insomminacs ha p py , so stuffed with delightful ending. Why did things go as Random House, IOp.m. Cb. 4 FIRING LINE ~ Friday September 23 Though his arguments are 11 a.m;' Ch. 4 NOVE often covered with dust and "Benjamin" science' series mass, Bill Buckley is fun to looks at early child develope- watch. ment" Nova is a must· for the Theatre productioni set infomled: . r , p.m. Ch.4 AGE OF .' Lee's INHERIT' THE WIND December 3. The spring' sem- . Mondlly September 26 Dr. Robert Ericson, Chairman UNCEl1T AINTY . 'p.m. Ch. 6 NFL FOOTBALL opens the seaso.n on October 12 ester in theatre begins with of the- D, epartment 0f Th eatre some of the most brilliant "The Prophets and Promise .Howard~ Don, and ,Frank Arts. recently announced the in the Special Events .Center.· of Classical. Capitalism" Ga~- Gifford are back for another 1977-78 theatre production Also in the Special Events. suspence inthe modern theatre. broth. traces the. evoltuion of year. No matter what people ,schedule of five full-length Center, Edward Albee's shock- Patrick Hamilton's ANGEL modem capitalisrii through the' lJlay ·say about Howard Cosell. productions. ' ing and engrossing picture ()f a STREET. will be presented in years of Adam Smith, Malthus who else brings such knowledge _ A fictional dramatization of the domestic nightmare,' WHO'S the Subal Theatre. February and others.' . and insight to pro·foot~all. ScOpCs 'monkey' triar of 1925, AFRAIDOFVffiGlNIA 10-18. Following in the same o Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. WOOLF? plays NQvenber 30 - theatre, March 24-April 1 is John·M. Synge's PLAYBOY OF I ,.. 0 THE WESTERN ·WORLD a .~__~__~_~~_~~~~~~~_~~~~~~~Gfine broth of all, Irish ;:omedy. The seasOn ends May3·6 m the I· . Ttie

ASBSU PROFILES Rene Clements: N.S.E.,Student Services head

primary emphasis be on a by Helen Christensen Clements: There are 39 schools versity College at Buffalo, receptive to the program and win involved in the exchange pro- Towson State University at the faculty and senate have broad referral program. When students come to .us with ARBITER: Rene, 8B a fOmler gram. There are two financial Mayland, ZWest Chester Col- been very responsive. There's questions or problems we will student senator, CbaJnnan and options. In plan A, the student lege at P.A., William Patterson no reason why we can't send 20 be able to refer them to the . foonder of BSU'sNationol from BSU would pay tuition College of New Jersey, Univer- to 30 students a year. person or group or department .Student Exchange prognun and here, and take their financial aid sity of Alabama, University of ARBiTER: Why are you resign- which can best help them. I'm ASBSU I'rElsldeet. MIke Hoff-. with them to other campuses. Delaware, University of Hawaii Ing 8B head of the program? not interested in taking over any man's appointment to head the Clements: It's time to move on. , existing services. just expand- Studl.1Dt Servlees Department,. ARBITER: You are expected to ing them. Its inportant that what do you personally get oot be conDnned as new ChaIrman students know what kind of help of your Involvement In student of the Student Services Depart- ment this week. What Is It about is available; tutoring, legal, and government? this department th~t'Interests learn where to go to get the Clements: Student government you? . need they need. is an opportunity for students to inter-react, a training ground We are going' to be gathering for any endeavor they want to Clements: The potential in any references to ifnd out what is pursue once they get out of service department is to meet _ happening across the nation in school They can do everything the' need ot the clientel. What the area of Student services and from public relations to public __ we need to do initially is to then 'we can see what. types of administration, from layout to identify the. needs of' the programs are feasible for Boise brichure work to meeting the students and come up with the State. I am also going to get a business community. Student programs that will meet those definate feasiblity report on the government is the ideal vehicle needs. onbudsman, an administration . and facuIty liaison, programs for that type of experience and We will continue to explore exploration. So that's why I'm the credit union proposal. My across the country. involved. ARBITER: You found the National Student Exchange pro- gram at BSU. How did you first LAS· VEGAS NIGHT get Interested In this program? Welcome Home Broncos Menu Clements: I advocate the pro- gram. Resigning as a ·student senator last fall, I still felt Dinner will be served certain civic obligations. Seeing during the regular hours.- . that I was elected, I was looking for something lore compatible Steamboat Round of Beef with ny goals.I was interested C' __ I__..J· u,...... Baked .;JIIIVn.CU I lUll' in aprogram which would provide a real service to the Italian Spaghetti & Meat Sauce students of this university. Cheese Blintzes filled with NSE provides undergraduate studerits an opportunity to Sour Cream Dressing explore another region of the ·Idaho Baked Potato Buttered Yams United States and another academic program. We had fifty Broccoli Spears Hollandaise " •••1 stJII .fclt certain civic obllgatJons." , . Wo. applications during our first five . Fresh Zucchinl-S Tomato Parmesan weeks or recruitment last spring and as a result four students • NSE members include Bowling at Hilo, ,. Choice of Peasants Breads. - fromBSUare now attending Green State University in Ohio, University of Massachusetts at Anherst, University of Montan- schools across the nation. One is California State University -Chi- a, University o·r Nevada-Las Summer Multi Fruit Bowl currently attending Rytgers in co, Fort. Hays. Kansas State Vegas, University of Nevada- New Jersey, two are at the College, Illinois State Univer- . Relish Roulette Reno, University of North University of Main atFort Kent sity, Indiana-Purdue University California ,Green Salad with Shrimp Dakota, University of Northern • and one is going to the inMinnesota, Jackson State Colorado, University of Oregon, University of Wisconsin at University; Montana State Uni-. Wheel of Fortune Assorted Fresh Fruits University of Southern Florida, Green Bay. . versity, Moorhead State Univer- University of Utah, University of . .• Golden Salad BSU recieved three students sity in Minnesota, Morgan State WiscOnsin at Green Bay, East- . Mexican Cole Slaw Tangy Potato Salad through the exchange program, .University in Maryland, New ern Montana College and· one from Illinois, one from Mexico State University, North- University of Northern Iowa. Philadelphia, and . one from ern Carolina State University, .Coslno Cake An in all, NSE is·a quality Green Bay, Wisconsin. , Oregon State University, Rut- program and has been a Chocolate Mint Creme Pie ARBITER: How Is the cost to gers College, Rutgers Univer- sity in New Jersey, . South tremendous success. The Ad- Flaming Cherry Crepes the students who exchange ministration has been very determined? . Dakota University, State Uni- Coconut Macaroon Cookies Apricot & Peach Custqrd Tarts The ARBITER Coffee RoyaI needs ad solespersons. SEPTEMBER 22nd THURSDAY Check it out ... DONT' MISS IT! 2d floor SUB. ,0'

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The gut had it alright. There is stranger and the kind treatment asked. some 20 or 30 minutes, probably by Sally Thomas such an ordinance, so I'm from the policeman, I broke "Yeah, so you don't have any keeping me under surveillance. I sat inside the van pretending' warning all of you who think you And the saga continues. If you down and cried, something that jurisdiction over me." to study. Actually I was fuming, can get away with sleeping in remember, I left you last week all the harsh words I'd heard up . "Yes we do. This 'here trying to decide if a trip to the your backyard on a summer's with the warning to not tell the to then hadn't been able to property has, public access and police court was worth making might-don't do it! Boise City Police where I was make me do. so we have to tell you to move Two nights later, I was parked on, that you can't stay here." my point about this being parked in my van, seeing as how As a result of all these on the same private property Even though I explained to him private property. At last the they seem to worry about people adventures, I have a suggestion that the policeman had more or that all private property has coward in me won out and I staying on greenbelt property to make. Why doesn't some less ok'd as a space for me, public access' in the form of walked up to the kind lady's because, "it don't look so good, enterprising business person or when two police cars drove up streets or roads, and, even door (the policemen were gone doncha' know? and they get Into group find a vacant lot and put and the two men in them though I told him about the by riow) and explained that I a tizzy when they are called to together a crash-pad for home- surrounded the van. other policeman's decision, he wanted to accept her offer of a investigate any suspicious vans, less, penniless students. No- "Who are you? What are you refused to budge. "You can't place to park. And dog and I and they worry so about citizens thing fancy, just a place to sleep doing here? Are you going to stay here." was all he'd say. 'slept, parked next to their fence .. being assaulted and all. and an outdoor john or two. If sleep here? Do you know who With these thoughts in mind, I you want to add showers, you owns this property?" All these Finally, I stepped up into the The next day I checked out re-double my efforts to find a could probably get federal questions made me feel like I van and shut the door on them. the so-called ordinance against place to live (those who didn't money for doig so simply by was facing' the Gestapo, -so I After a few minutes, they each anyone camping on private read last weeks column might stating that you are attempting didn't answer My of them. _gotitLtheir cars and drove away. property within the city limits of -Uke to know that the fact of tight to alleviate the polIution prob- housing. for impoverished stu- "This is private property, you At least, they drove out to the Boise (this is the reason the lem. dents together with the little know?" one of the policeman street where they parked for, policemen said I had to move). problem of my 120 pound dog has provided a great deal of work for the' police department inasmuch as they have roused People's Lib me out of more night's sleep than I care to eount.) However, at this writing I am still living out of my van and the account Finding the perfect lover below describes just some of the many joys that "vanning" can bring. "Hello there," said the man by Jean KIng by due process of law if sexual relationship is a welcome with Lesbianism is because in the blue, walking up' to the • necessary!" bonus, just as it is to any close Feminist women accept Lesbi- side of my van early one One dream that is dear to the Sound incredible? Well, it isl loving heterosexual relation- anism women as they. are, morning. "Nice dog you have heart of everyone of us is that Couldn't happen in our alleged- ship. without any attempt to change there." fantasy of finding the perfect Iy enlightened society? Ab, but or influence them. Feminists Not to be taken in by kind lover. What one of us has not yes it could and it does accept all women as unique dreamed of one day finding that repeatedly. And 'who are the Women tum to women in individuals and believe. that all j I words I replied a bit sharply; "Oh, I hadn't noticed." one special person to fill all the ones who are guilty of this gross' search of those qualities which humans should be allowed to "Yep, he's nice alright, .. he empty places in our hearts? injustice, this flagrant annjhila~' have wrongly been classified by fully express their individuality' assured me. "You been sleep- Let's see now ..... it should be tion of human rights? We are, society ,as being "feminine 'without fear of disapproval by ing in this van?" someone very special. A person you and I my friend I We do it characteristics." Those quali- society. How can' you truly "Sometimes." I am getting will share an our dreams and everjtime we speak and act ties which should be a part of advocate freedom to' develop cagey about answering any aspirations. Someone to talk to against the human rights of the the personality of ,every human. oneself and in the next- breath' questions. in the lonely hours of the night. "Gay" world. being on this earth. Tenderness impose all manner of restrlc- "Well, this is private property A special person who will 'be ' Why do we (the, heterosexual of true lover. this should define .tions upon individuals' whose and the owner's haven't, com- , sensitive to onr every need and ..world) feel so called upon to the emotional characteristics of chosen lifestyle is not a carbon

plained so 01 don't', se~ any try 'to 'anticipate our' d~sires. pass' judgement upon the Doth sexes .• But, perhaps the copy 'of your own. That attitude problem.". ... That person would receive our, Lesbian population?" Human most important is the ability to is a white middle class male "So why did you come by?" love and return their love as sexuality has many facets. openly express all those other trip. "We got a report .,;" freely as we give ours. We could Homosexuality and Heterosex- human qualities. .. Well. then all Lesbians must " .. .of a suspicious 'van," I develop a sweet warm closeness uality are only two of those. Is it Men are a bit too inclined to try be Feminists. This again is a finished the sentence for him. that would enrich our lives. fear or ignorance that causes us to reduce everything to terms of gross misunderstanding. There "How did you know?" he What a beautiful fantasy-to to persecute these people? More sexual performance (their own are an unbelievable number of asked. find someone who would fulfill than likely, it is fear based upon ,of course). The .old saying of' Lesbians who are capable of the "I've heard about such things our lives and whose 'lives we ignorance. If it IS fear based "Oh, well she just ,1,lasn't had a double-think process that en- to people." could fulfill in return. Add to upon ignorance, why do we good man yet! "A good man by ables them to' love and prefer . this, a beautiful completely allow ourselves to remain whose.standards? Or, "Why do women and yet buy into the "Well, you look alright to me." satisfying sexual relationship ignorant? Is it because basically you want to be a Lesbian? You male superiority trip. Societal He turned around, and walked and what more could two people we just don't care? ·If we really are a pretty girl, you could get a pressures have been known to away and was gone. want? don't care, then why do we man if you fixed yourself up a numb the brain. I could hardly believe it. But I Granted, it is difficult to find bother to criticize? No, not little." Why should a women Another popular fallacy is i'AIl watched the police car pull someone who would so ideally merely criticize, persecute is. want to "get" a man? You "get Lesbians hate men." This also away and so Lguess it was true. fit our fantasy, but for the lucky still the more expressive word. pneumonia. When the average is untrue. Many simply don't A minute or two later the dog ones this sometimes happens. man finds out that a friend of his care Jn one way or the other. growled and I thought, "SUre, Suppose, just suppose, that you The "straight': male usually mate is Lesbian he becomes 'Most really do like men, as baby, I knew you'd be back." were fortunate enough to find reacts to ..Gay women with panic stricken. Why should he? companions and' or friends. Just then a woman came around the one person of your dreams. anger. Why? She should be no Ifa homosexual relationship ". They're simply. unable' to form the side of the van. At last, your dream has come threat to him. The largest exists betweenthe two women, deep lasting mutually satisfying' "I saw the police car here a truer Then in the midst of your present of Lesbian women it was already a reality before he' relationships with men. Possibly, minute ago and when I saw your blissful delerium, you are told recognize (at least subconsci- entered the scene. If she chose a, because most men lack the niore , dog I figures that you are having Nol "NolYou cannot love this ously) their Gay tendencies relationship with him, that. important qualities they are a hard time finding a place to person! No! You cannot spend "early. Usually before.they have should clue him in to the actual seeking in ,a mate. There are a d

..'; live, right?" the rest of your life with your had any sexual experience with status of the relationship, Is he few who do hate men and feel a "Right," What else could I loved one, because we (society) ,<> men. Something in their pycho- so in secure about himself about vindictive urge to hurt 'and say?, . do not approve! Actually, if you logical or physical makeup his own lovable qualities that he destroy. However, this emotion "Well, me and my husband choose this person to share your destines' them to becoine Les- must panic at the possibility of has usually been caused by their talkedit over and if you' want to life with you, it will cost us bian. Therefore their lifestyle what he considers to be 'an treatment by men (Remember, park along side our fence there, nothing. Your relationship will cannot have, been caused or "abaormal" 'relationship be- there are men who .hate men the plice can't bother you and not harm us in any way. But, we affected by any straight male tween the two women. too.) maybe you can get some peace do not understand it,' and they meet after the fact. Then we have such Statements It is also Commonly assumed and quiet for sleeping. We know therefore we fear it, We do not ,'zmo'st people assume that as the oftenhea.rd, but that Lesbia.ns are actively how it is to be ha.ving a hard choose to attempt to understand Lesbian relationships .arebasedcoinpletely false "All Feminists engaged" in ' an, .aggressive time." your feelings or yo~r choice ora entirely upon sex. This, is not are Strong. advocates of human attempt to recruit "straight" fCould hardly find the words mate, only to forbid it. It is too true. There, are many sexual rights, ~o matter who those women into the Gay lifestyle .. to thank her, I was so surprised. much 'trouble to 'us to learn Lesbians. These are women who humans are or what kind of nothing Could be further from "You just pull up there now if about you and your chosen love women' as deeply and -rights are concerned." Actiially the truth. For one thing, a you need to," she responded mate, and so therefore, we completely as it is humanly a ,very small precentage of wdmenmust a1readYvOssess ' and got into her car and drove choose to disapprove .•You have possible to do, but who have. no Feminists. are, lesbians;' Per- strong ,ho~osexual, 'tendencies 'I ~\Vay. no choice. Since we disapprove, ' sexual reilltionswiththem(or haps one of ther.easons tha.t ,before she can be persuaded. ,,,,;,~ Betweell this offer from a weshallforbidthlsrelatio'lahip,_ men either). A satisfactory Feminism has become eqnated [COUt.OD page 17]

IL"":'''''''''''''''!'':::~~'''2:i':''';';,';:':;:;~;c''''''C'+~",,~F'''C";~'}J''''';;~'''''~'''''''''"'''''::?'''''''<;''''''';''C?§'''t{'";::~2~2i:0i::c;~:ii;;;'~~",~,,§Iji september 19, 19n I ARBITER I Page 17 Institute announces People's Lib ... international grants [eont, from page 16] The Institute. of International country if they have been doing Education today announced the graduate work or conducting official opening of the 1978·79 research in that country during competition for. grants for the academic year 1977·78. graduate study or research Creative and performing ar- Those .women will ultimately very large percentage of Les- "closet" Lesbians. That is. they abroad in academic fields and tists are not required to have a make' their own decisions about bians are women who are mar- are secret or undeclared Les- for professional training in the bachelor's degree, but they their personal lives. True, some ried, and often have children bians. They are women who feel creative and performing arts; It must have four years of, women will make an error in who turn out to be perfectly they have too much to lose by an is expected that approximately professional study or equivalent judgement and occasionally "straight?" Many women say open declaration, or who do not S50 awards to SO countries will experience. Social work appli- approach a straight' woman. that they have enjoyed excellent feel strong enough yet to be available for the 1978-79 cants must have at least, two This causes embarassment on heterosexual relationships, but withstand the persecution they academic year. years of professional experience both parts. But how many of you that they have found that that is can be sure they will receive._ " 'The purpose ofthese grants is after the Master of Social Work guys make a wrong guess and. not "all there is." Their search Many researchers believe that to increase mutual understand- degree; candidates in medicine approach a woman who refuses? for the deeper more meaningful Lesbianism has only recently ing between the people of the must have an M,D. at the time Contrary to Anita Bryant's aspects of a relationship, have experienced a phenomenal United States and other count- of application. opinion, Gays' do not try to led them to learn to love another growth. But has it? Or does it ries through' the exchange of Selection is based on the recruit children into their woman. onlyseem to be because an ever persons, knowledge and skills. academic and/or professional movement. This would be Admitting that Lesbian women increasing number of women They are provided under the record of the applicant, .the infringing upon another human must face society's active are just now gathering the terms of the Mutual Education validity and feasibility of the being's right to choose her own, disapproval and even overt strength and courage to declare and CulturalExchange Act ,of proposed study plan, the appli- way. Lesbian women are never persecution, why then do they themselves? 1961 (Fulbright-Hays Act) and cant's language preparation and free' from pressure to change A sensitive, empathetic look choose to let the world know by foreign governments. uni- personal qualifications. Prefer- their ways and "adjust" to into Lesbianism and '''all its that they are Gay? Largely versities and private donors. ence is given to candidates who society's Ynorm." Is it really ramifications for both sexes is because they are honest human Applicants must be U.S. have not had prior opportunity logical to' suppose that they , not possible within the limits of beings who feel that they can no citizens at the time of applica- for extended study or residence would subject another human to longer live a- lie. Theyar:~ this column .. Reams of material tion, who will generally hold a abroad, . the same-kind of pressure? They humans who abhor a life of arc available and should be bachelor's degree or its equiva- Information and application would certainly not subject sneaking and secrecy. TIley are thoroughly investigated by all of lent before the beginning date material may be obtained from someone as vulnerable as a women who refuse to apologize us. In other words, before you of the grant and; in most cases, Dr. John Robertson, Fulbright child to this sort of treatment. for their existence. criticize and censure your will be proficient in the Program Advisor at : ·LAl06 Many men feel that Lesbian The statistics on the percent- brothers and sisters, make a language of'the host country. who is located in Dept. of, women are "that way'! because age of women who are Gay as real effort to find out where he Except· for certain specific Foreign Languages with office they have never had sexual opposed to those who are or she is coming from .. "For in awards, candidates may not hold hours on week days from 9 am to relations with a man. How then, straight are unavailale to thine ignorance alone shall thee the Ph.D. at the time of 4 pm. The deadline for do you explain the fact that a anyone. Many women are be damned." application. Canidates for 1978- submission of applications to 79 are ineligible for a grant to a the Advisor is Oct, 3, 1977.

Bus service Answers to opens to volley Trivia Rat Residents in the Nampa-Cal- page 8 dwell area, who either go to BSU or work in Boise, may now 1. Squirt take advantage of commuterbus 2. The Purple Mask (1955) service from Caldwell and 3. The Grass Roots (1967) Nampa; and return. , . - 4; Shady Rest Hotel The bus leaves Caldwell at 5. "How to Be Very, Very 6:45 A.M. and Nampa at 7:05 Popular" , A.M., and makes various stops 6. Diana Ross, Florence Ballard, at businesses and Boise State and Mary Wilson. o University. At 5:00 P.M. the bus 7. Sarah picks up at Boise State, followed 8. .During a rowboat ride from, "byother Boise' pick up points, Rod Taylor's house. and returns to Nampa and 9. Johnny B: Goode Caldwell. 10. David PiZZI RECORDS & TAPES 6485 FAIRVIEW 376·9360 LOWEST PRICES IN IDAHO 'SHOW\(OlAR. - B6U Io~.€I .RECEIVe . .~~ ON·· P! e~ OF 8ee.R fl- • ,-¥-SXCEPr RECOR.DSTORE ,IN BOISE ONAt,L FNvl'LYFAt2€ t l/lXl8t.eSz::;y~ - Boise's Best . .. • • PARAP,",ERNALIA ·NI' • , eo' TO AM. HIGHLANDS PQSTERS-PIPES-,:-PAPERS-CLIPS ON THE BENCH BOTH BOISE 2455 . YOU NAME IT WE'VE GOT IT . 572 VISTA HARRiSON HOUOW. . ',. 344-6541 LOCATIONS 345·4204 Page 18 I ARBITER I September 19, 1977 ~ . coH~iate 19arn·es

I , BSU~Las Vegas game. one everyone. 5 waiting for

by Freddie Vincent to championships in the Big Sky the lqst three years. Now the several players who missed the per kick last year) has yet to ARBITER Sports Editor' Conference three consecutive veteran coach leads the Rebels spring because of injuries. Dave , prove himself anywhere but on years (73, 74,75) before leaving into a new realm, Division I and' Beall, Alphonso Williams, Ran- ' the practice field where he has . An expected crowd of 20,000 Boise for the position of head the Western' Athletic Confer- dy Rizo, Fialelle Edra, and Mark been great. But his position is raving football fans will jam the coach at UNLV. ence. Vargas could be the difference, being challenged by freshman Boise State Broncos' first home Knap, one Of the nation's Knap hasa 13-year career total if they report healthy. . players Ed Oscar and Randy game of the season, against the winningest active coaches, be- of 105-36-2 and is the third head Raymond Strong, last year's Kerr. Kicker 'Sonny, LeJevne Rebels of Nevada-Las Vegas gins his second season as the coach in the nine~year history of top runner, missed the spring had 39 consecutive PATS last this weekend. This is the game UNLV coach. in 1977. _His first the sport at UNLV: A person- drills, leaving the running game year and will share field goal that everyone has been waiting .year at UNLV not only brought a able and intuitive coach, Knap in. the hands of Brian Cobb, and kickoff duties with sopho- to attend because of Tony Knap 9-2 regular season record, went to UNLV after eight highly Darall Moore, Henry Melton, mores Jim Gaetano and Skip (UNLV head. coach) and the continued national ratings, but successful seasons 'at BSU, 'Russell Ellis and Mike Duck- Cullen. rivalry between both school. the Rebels went to the Division where he compiled an amazing worth. This game willbe the sixth in a Knap once coached the Broncos _ Ilplayoffs for the. second time in 71-19-1 record, including three In the punting department, . rivalry which has grown thro- sonsecutive Big Sky champion- returnee Steve.Gertz (34.3 yards ughout the years. snips. The Rebels defeated 'the Hockey team plays NNe Broncos 31-26 in last years " contest at Las Vegas. You can • be sure there will be plenty of Team In BSUi nvitotlonol by Nancy Phillips Only four upperclassmen action this season. return to this year's squad. The Rebels are up-grading freshmen Pam Davis, Karla Jayne Van Wassenhove, BSU's They are seniors Elaine Clegg, their football to match the by NlIlIcy PhllIlps Meier, Susan Heatherly, Sheila new women's field hockey Jeannine Brandel, and juniors reputation of the basketball Boester .and Debbie Fraser. , coach, will get her ·first look at Trudy Erb and Patti Crepps.. team and coach Knap sees With four returning starters, About the tournament BSU is her team in action when they Sophomores on the team are improvement, although moving Coach Genger Fahleson of the Twyla Bulcher, Shari Ward, hosting, the coach said, ••All of travel to Northwest Nazarene into Division I is a tough climb BSU women's team Treva Hunt and Val Jones, all the teams be really strong. College; September 26 in the which will come slowly. The will go into the BSU Invitational wUl It will give us a chance to flex season opener. with varsity experience, teamed most improvement will be at Tournament, September 23 and "From what I hear, NNC is .up Donna Weast, Alice Myers, quarterback, receivers and' de- 24 with an optomistic. outlook. .our muscles a little against some competition.' , extremely strong this year," Phyllis Dupras and Donna fensive secondary, Quarterback-. "We 'have a very cohesive . McCurdy. Sue Schenk is the The tournament is a round-roo commented the new head coach. ing will be handled by Greg Van group this year who. get along bin with no official winner at the "They have some good players lone freshman' on the varsity Ness, a senior, Doug Robertson, well on' the court. Their. team end of the two days of out of high school. team. a sop., or rookie Carlton Kelley, ploy inakes up for what they competition. In addition to BSU, "The forward attack is looking a 31-year-old sophomore. .may be lacking in otherareas," other teams participating will be pretty' good. We just need to "We have a lot of flexibility on Receivers include Henry Ve- , commented' Coach Fahleson, practice and get used tothenew the team. A lot of the players reen, Don' Davenport, Kurt Bev Ballard and Karla Merrill University of Idaho, Idaho State people on the line. , Northwest Nazerene,' College H can play different positions and Schnabel, Brian' Harris and the both seniors and Missy Bennell , "Our defense is going to be of Idaho, 'College of Sothern that will be a real asset." tight ends; Eric Anderson, , and Janet Emery, juniors,all super and since they're mostly Idaho and Treasure Valley Trioa Michaelis, a feltmer.BSU Robert Starbirs, Cleveland Jac- return as 'starting players. They sophomores, they will have a Community College. hockey player, will be at the kson, and Mike Cavaretta. will be joined .in the starting chance to work together for two' Vaa Afoa, , a former BStJ' helm for the junior varsity team. In' the secondary department line-up by sophmores Susan more years," she added. football player, is assistant Returning players are Kathy returnees Pat Carson, Carrell Vietti and Tanya Welsh. Debbie ,Hill is, one of the Winther, Villi Smutney, Linda Beavers, and Andre Jones will Substitutes for this year's coach along with help from Mrs. reasons why the defense is Hampton and Nancy Phillips. be joined by new faces Larry squad will be senior Laurie Lid, ' Nancy Button .• Cindy Boyce is doing sowell, She sparked the Tammy . Demick and Lorrie .Jordon, Dan Budak, Aaron Ana Salinas', a junior. and

_ Student Admission lnformatJ9n Fun Bowl here again For Boise State Unlverslt~ ~thletlc Events The fun bowl, conducted' for The winners of each week will the seventh consecutive year by then compete against each other Boise State students will be issued individual tickets for each home football and basketball game.These the BSU Games area, has been during the Christmas Holidays tickets will be available for pick-up at the Student Union and at the Varsity Center Ticket Office. Student started again this year, accord- and will 'test their skill by guest tickets. depending on availability, will be distributed only until noon on Friday the day before. the ing to Tom Coates, director of picking the Bowl Games. heme football games. . the Fun Bowl. There are three areas to As in the past, the fun bowl enter, Student, At Large, or 1977 HOME FOOTBALLSCHEDULE enables all of you annehair BAA. ,quarterbacks to pick the college Overall winners last year were GameDate jl,poncnt . Ticket Pick-up Times winners and the Pro football Doug' Sirucek in the student Sept. ;14 Nevada-Las Vegas Sept. 19··Sept. 23 winners. catergory, Greg Hampton At Oct. I Montana State Sept. 26--Sept. 30 The winners of each- week will Large, and Tony Parks won the Oct. 22 .Northern Arizona Oct. 17··0ct. 21 receive three free gamesiof BAA catergory . Nov. 5 Idaho State Oct. 31,·Nov. 4 bowling or one hour of free pool , It.costs nothing to play, SQ . Nov. 12 .CalPoly .. SLO Nov. 7~-Nov.ll from the Games Area, and a five come onand join the.first weeks dollar gift certificate from the winner Mike' Fries and. Greg Students must present all forms of the student identification, card at the time tickets are picked up. ' Campus Store. Hampton in a real fun game; There is no charge for a full-time student ticket. A full-time student may purchase oITe(1) student guest ticket, ,priced at $1.50, for each game, However, the total number of student guest tickets sold.will be 2,000. These tickets may be purchased at the same time a student picks up his own admission ticket. Part·time students may purchase one (1) ticket for $1.50, a part·tinie studentticket is'the same as a guest ticket. . '.' Univ~rsity of Idaho student tfckets for the game at Moscow will be available only 'at the Varsity Center. Ticket price is $3.00. Tick'et sales -for this game will begin QnNovember 14, 1977. Hot Henry presents show The Athletic Department offers a student spouse activity card, which is good for all regularly scheduled events during the. fail semester. The cost of this activity cordis $10.00; it will be available following Coming to'Boise State Univer- will begin at 8:00p.m. in tlie registration at the Varsity Center. Charge for the spouse activity card forsecondsemester is $7;50. An sity.on Wednesday, September Senate Chambers. There.will be' admission ticket must be picked up for each student spouse card fo~ each football game and basketball ' 21, will be "}lot", Henry ,a charge Of 75 cents to all who game. , . Barber. , , , attend, to cover the cost 'Of room It will be necessary for students, to pickup tickets for admission to basketball games during. the 1977·78 ,Barber, a hationlilly acclainied andequ'ipment. season in advance of the games: Guest tickets and part~time student tickeis, depending on availability, mOUDtainand rock climber,will The presentlition. promises to will be on sale the day of the game at the Varsity Center. Student tickets will be available from Monday iJ-;; ,presenting a slide show and be well .worth the while of through_Friday the week of the game at tht: Student Union 'and at the Varsity Center. ' ,!ectureonthe current trends' of anyone whoenjoysbackpaking, climbing arid will introduce new hiking, or climbing'. ' Admission to wrestling matches. track meets and w.omens athletic events is free to all full"time techniques'toallinterested. for moreinfonnation, contact students;I.D. cards must be show.n at the door. Part-time students and spouses will be charged a , Darbei,tal~g on bebldfofthe Tom COates intbe Games Area.. Itominlilfee. ., BSUOutdoor Activities Ceuter, ' or>eaIl38,S-1456. ' september 19,1977 I ARBITER I Page 19

Cross-country runners top California meet

by Charlie Wittner. . State was close behind with 43 field a complete team, finished Jacoby was very happy with his cutting. But after the meet, the The Boise State University points. The Fresno Track Club last. Boise State defeated team's perfomance. He noted coach was very happy with their cross country 'team, running on finished third with 73 points, FresnoState in their duel meet, that there was only 34 seconds performance. These two run- a hot Fresno, California even- Cal State -Northridge was fourth however, with the 'Broncos' between Collier and Link.' ners, Jacoby said:-~- will be ing, came away with a very with 83 points and Sacramento Scoring 26 points compared to Jacoby had special praise for capable of running with' any- respectable' showing as they State University was fifth with Fresno's 29 points: Collier, stating that the senior .'body, if not this year, then next. placed second at the Fresno 102 points. The Matador Track ran a verysmart race. "He went . The .next meet. for the' Bronco Pacific College Jnvitational and Club was sixth with 198 point. Bob Driss of Fresno State was out under control, and gradually harriers will be the Whitworth defeated a highly-touted Fresno Cal State -Bakersfield came in the individual winner of the built up at the end. In fact, College Invitational at Spokane, State Univ~rsity team in a duel seventh with 200 Points while meet, running the four miles in Blackburn and Knapp were Washington. Both the men and meet. Fresno Pacific, College was. 19 minutes and five'

nights at 7:00 p.m, and is The bowling leagues and ©1977 JOS. SCHLITZ BREWING CO .. MILWAUKEE. WIS. comprised of Mixed Doubles. teams are great fun for all, and There are many openings there is no initial cost to bowl. available in both of the Come on down to the Bronco remaining leagues and anyone Lanes and join in the fun of interested in bowling should bowling. SSGUNDA.smMriiWR, ~ OF mR. DEAN OFBEER: Allseri~us scholars know there is just one word for beer, right? .

SERIOUS SCHOLAR: Right. I Tearn s'eeksgolfers DEAN OF 8EER: But did you know you could get the word in a Schlitz party kit complete With' everything you need to throw a real Dean of Beer party? .. To all interested golfers... . Kressly and Joe Hubbard, this , SERIOUS SCHOLAR: Even the band and the rental Boise State does have a golf year's team looks even better . on the hall? . team. Those who would like to than last year's second place DEAN OF BEER:Well, THmE'$JUSTONE~"ORDFORBEER. play on the 77-78 team, the team team. almost everything,

will be having a meeting on .'J 'September 26, at 1:30 p.m. at . The first tournament will be I' the Varsity Center. " in Logan, Utah for-the Beehive Last year's team. finished Invitational, October 7 and 8. second in the Big Sky. And with Come in to the Varsity Center returning lettermen Joe Hick- , before the 26th to sign up to man, Gary Duncan, Jim Wal- start playing out at Warm lace, Pat Marmo, Brian Mickles' Springs. along with J.C. transfers Dee Coach Doug Oliver I City Rec briefs',

The Boise City' Recreation .TIle Criterium Du Bois bicycle Department will hold an organ- race ~iIl be held October 2. izational meeting for adult Novice classes will race 10 soccer on the 16th of September- miles; USCE catergories 3',4, 25 at Community Center . miles; arid' USCF catergories at 7:00 P.M.' . -1-2, 40 miles. Details will be All interested teams are asked announced' at the Bogus Basin to send two teamrepresenta- Hill Climb. tives, The teams will start play on the 24th of September and . 'Helmets i are required for all finish up in 'the month of races: Formore information call November. 384-4488. ***'****** . Boise City Recreation Depart- *********.~ .<, . ment is. now Iormitigan 0111 timer's football league.Al] team members must be 28 years of . The Fifth Annual Bogus Hill age.Sign-ups;'vili betaken until Climb (bicycle race) sponsored September Itjth at the Fort by the. Boise Cycling Club and ~ise CommunityCenter, Larry Barnes Chevrolet will be held October, 1; Registration begins at 11:00 A.M. at the Boise*********. City R~creation is Highlands Elementary School. sponcoringa 75 mile bicycle Starting, times ate: 12noon- tour to the' Emmett Valley Touring class; 12:45 p.m. - September 25. Interested per- Noviceclass;.1:30p.m.: USCF sons· shouldmt:et . at the classes; Regiatration fees are. TO 'GEl THE·WORf).·AT.BSU,CAU..·SIGQNDA'$.··•.BEER·:PERSON\OH.•·•CAMPUS, fairgrOuds at 8:00 A.M. A sag $LSQ fornon-USCFriders and .wagon willaccompiuly theiour: $2.00 for USCFridcrs ...... ,-' ;.:~ " :RANDY,1'RADAA'.'BIRKENBlNE'·38S-1.698-· , .' ;:.. -Page 20.1 ARBITER I September 19, 19n r ncos .'by Freddie, Vincent the offense into position to score passed to O'leary for a 16-yard -,ARBITER Sports EdItor their only touchdown when gainvon a play where the safety' Sam Miller and tackles Broncos-had him trapped deep Quickness and' turnovers -that Ivan Rounds and Chris Maim- in his own territory. Then when was Boise States biggest agony grenehased down the Bull dog the Bulldogs were at Boise throughout the game as the . kicker at the one-yard line. State'~ 20,' Jones seemed to be Fresno State Bulldogs' crushed Middle lin backer "Chilly" trapped behind the line at 22 but them 42~7 at Ratcliff Stadium Willie Beamon had an outstand- suddenly squirted up the middle before 12,136 screaming fans. ing game against the BUlldogs. to the 15 to' keep. the drive The Bulldog offense, under: "Chilly" accumalated ten tack- moving. command of quarterback Dean les (9 unassisted, 1 assisted) There is no doubt-as to why (Dean Machine) Jones, dazzled and ran at the ballcarriers like a Jones is considered one of the the Bronco defense with passing "Mack truck." He ii;~st had best "Veer-option quarterbacks and running attacks, handing an interception at the 2-yard in the country. " He is truly BSU one of the worst defeats in line,but could not hang onto the "amazing." its football history. ball. BSU's lone touch down was Jones was burt early in the· Jones, along with running the only time they were inside fourth quarter after being hit, backs Dave Franklin and Keith Fresno State's 30-yard line; and back-up quarterback Dick Bizzle, rolled Ul1439 yards total In the second half Boise began . Stoddard took over, driving offense against the Broncos. to move the ball .. On the next Fresno State to its two final Franklin rushed for 107 yards play they fumbled and Fresno touchdowns.j and Bizzle 105:'and ran at BSU recovered, drove to the BSU 28 The Bulldogs had little trouble time and time again whenever yard line, and attempted a controlling BSU's offense, while they carried the ball. fieldgoal (35 yds) only to see it the 'Bronco defense failed to The Bulldog domination of the fall short of the crossbars. On respond to Fresno State's game was awesome. Boise State the. Bronco's next. possession, speed. Coach Criner comment- lost 64 yards rushing and were freshman tailback Cedric Minter "ed, "We made too many held to 69 yards total offense. fumbled and Fresno recovered offensive mistakes. We got our The Broncos 'trailed 21-0 at-half at. their own 43-yard line. plans taken away from uaand time and for a brief moment The Bulldogs scrambled 57 lost our momentum." closed the score to 21-6 with yards with Jones hitting flanker 1l:02left in the third quarter, John O'leary on a seven-yard when tailback Fred-Goode went touchdown pass. Boise State is scheduled to play in from the one-yard line to give Jones was, trapped in the the University of Nevada at Las BSU's only score in the game. backfield by the Bronco defense Vegas this weekend. They will Tom Sarrette's point after made on several occasions. But he have to be on their toes to win it 21-7. The Bronco defense put refused to give up. Once' he against the Rebels.

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Above: Defensive taclde VInce'/ Mendiola attemptsto bl6ck a. Dean Jones (8) pass. Bclow:OB J1o111dnHogan [l6) completes to lonnie, Ron 'Fer Hughes (85) for one of BSU's rare first downs.' uson September 19, 1977 I ARBITER I Page 21

Above: Terry Hutt (80) is stopped by Fresno's Gary Hayes 'after eatehlng one of his nine passes at the game. , Upper right: Fred Goode-{40) 16 upended by a flred-up Bulldog defense. Right: Middle UnbllCker WUlJe Beamon [55] reaches ..to top a Vince Petrucci kick, whieh fell short of the score. Beamon had 10 tackles in the game, nine unassisted; Lower right: Only one of the many SlIClm that plagues Boise SUite QB Hoskin Hogan, this one on behalf of FSU Ilnebacker Andre Young. Below: Bronco defensemen [white shirts] move in on a misplaced Dean Jones lateral.

I Page 22 I ARBITER I september 19, 19n Titans: Sconers.O'SLl.bottle in paramount game

by Tate Simmons and Jerry march and no one dares stand in they do, but are too young ... for enough can whip.a carload of the heir apparent to Rushing- Wchards their way ... yet.Don't look to now. But oh are they good. Boilermakers. . dom, since Tony flies in Dallas. Navy to lower the guns, they get ~Iorado 35, New Menco 19 Notre Dame 28, Purdue 21 If EI Paso wanted to win football If you remember back to our nervous at the sight of Ann games they'd take the hint and initial column, we said that this Arbor Stadium. It's clankers Texas Christian at Southern. Mississippi State at florida go play the Tijuana Titans. season in the NCAA' would be away for the Midshipmen. Cal.: OSU 24, UTEP 7 one "of the' more eminent and Michigan 45 Navy 6 Florida humiliated Rice last least predictable" in memory. My, my. There's just no law weekend, and aim atMiss State Temple at Pittsburgh Well, if fate 'doesn't slap us in 115 01dahoma at #16 Ohio State west of the Pecos, is there, .with Big Bowls in their eyes. the face on that one, what does? TCU? Better get out of the But Miss is swift, powerful, and Well, Pitt went against our will Consider: Washington State The Sooners are powerful stampede. have little sense of humor and won out over William and humiliating Nebraska; when all indeed, but it'll too soon to test USC 38,TCU 10 'concerning'Gators' out of their Mary, and will again this week looks dark for the Huskers they their might against someone league. with Temple. They have an easy run the 'daylights out of like Ohio State. This one would Alabama at VanderbUt MSU 35, florida 23 schedule, but arehurting at key Alabama. Is there no justice in be a dandyfor January I, but positions. .";. " ." college football? Saturday? No. Anyway, hi Notice how the week all of a UCLA at MInnesota Pitt 24, 'Temple 13 . Last week we had the Punks Woody. sudden runs out of biggies? vs. the Proud;this weeks it's the : Upset Specl.aI 01dahoma 14, V.anderbilt may be touah this The Bruins ate Jay Hawk for Brigham Young at Utah State Wandering Giant versus the OSU12 . year, but the Crimson Tide isn't dinner last week and now Sedentary Iron Ball, i.e, Okla- .in a real good mood after getting garnish it with Gopher Pate'. Gifford" Nielson has the finest homa at Ohio State. This couta tl8 Texas A & M at 119 TexlUl knocked out of the top five by a But don't take Minnesota too arm in the nation and doesn't be so much fun we -may not Tech team (albeit Nebraska) not even lightly, Ohio State had a hard mind using it as an 'Offensive recover for next week'spredict- in the top 20. time digesting. weapon against hapless d~fen- ions (The cruel amongst you, The last time Texas had two Bama 24, Vandy 13 UCLA 20, MlDnesota ·15 ses. Blame the person who runs disregard that). Anyway, the Top 10 teams in oneweek? We USU's defense, not Nielson: .. game's on national TV and be " don'fknow, but it's not going to Houston at Utah UTEP at Oldahoma State he's Heisman material. We like sure to get close to a color be that way come Saturday. the odds. set·Woody Hayes' fare will be a Texas A &: M 23, Tech 19 Whoever sets up Utah's TerryMillerofOSU looks to be B~ 35, USU18 bright scarlet two minutes in the schedule should be hung riude skirmish, and he could explode Mnrybuid at Penn State by his thumbs from the into homocidal rages if reporters Mormon Tabernacle so he Big Sky predictions get anywhere near. Penn looks awesome,after. understands what it's like to be At any rate, we went 12 and 6 devouring Houston. Joe Pater- embarassed in the early season. Nevadn·w Vegas at Boise ended up 50-49 for the home State . team. This time it's on the for last week's tussles, a '110 likes everyone chasing his It's gotta be tough when cummulative 36-15 for a .705 Lions; watch out, he could sneak Oklahoma's scores 62 points on Missoula field, and the Grizzlies percentage. The reasons for the into the national crown, once you. And then the very next Think Jim Criner won't have have a few aces in their hand. less than brillant 12 and 6, are everyone is pooped out. Mark week.,; . - his boys whipped into shape for Besides that, we personally numberous. but let it stand, on . Manges is of class, but HoustOD 42,Utah 17 the Grudge Game? Think the mistrust any team that loses to more than we went against our out-classed in this one. moon won't be out that night? Weber State 40·22. first instincts. Hey, folks you get 'Penn State 28, MaryllUld' 18 Notre'Dame at Pu."'lIue: Think the Rebels won't be Montana ~, PSU 14 a name and a reputation and the "howling at it before the pressure really builds upl New Menco at Colorado Another in a continuing series evening's over? NorthernArlzona nt Weber Without further ado: of big-boy-is-hopping-mad-and- BSU 23, UNLV 21 State The people -of Fort Collins is-not-likely-to-get-upset-twice- N;1VYat #1 Michigan think their Buffaloes have ·the in-a-row games. Besides, any Idnho at Hawnli The Lumberjacks must have a. The wolverines are on the makings of champions. Well Irishman who's steamed up penchant for the dramatic; they This will be the closest Idaho seem. to fall behind and fight gets to having' a vacation this barely up to the surface ~lIl11l11l11l1l1l1l11nIlIllIllIlIllIlIlJIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIII!IIII1I1I11I1!mllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll1Il1ll1ll~lIIl11l1l1l1l1l1l1mllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll~ season.' 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- All games will begin at 5:30 on uled by teams involved. Play- LEAGUE B Wed. 1-5a . Thurs. 2·7 Teams from both leagues play the fields by the auxiliary gym. offs will be scheduled at a later /) B-3: Team #1 2nd week (Sept. 26·29) Mon. 5-7 each night. Please try to be on Games will be played MTWTh date; 2) Ufa Maya Tues. 2-4, Wed. 1·3, Thurs. 7·4 time -games will start at 5:30. nights of each week. Both LEAGUE A 3) Tojo's Jets 3rd week (Oct. 3·6) 'Mon. 4·5, For more information contact leagues follow the Same sched- 1) Bad News Broncos 4) Windigoes Tues. 3·7, Wed. 2-6, Th.3-5 the Intramural .Offlce. ule. Rain-outs will be resehed- 2) B-3: Team #2 5) Red Eye 4th week (Oct.IO·13) Mon. 3·4, 4 3) Little Rascals 6) C.C.P.O. tues. 1·2, Wed. 5·6, Th.2·3 ' 4) Whoppers 7) Upis 5th week (Oct 17·20) Mon. 1·7, ~ Intramural 5) Ripley's Believe It Tues. 4-6, Wed. 2-5, Th. 1-6 6) Imperial Star Troopers SCHEDULE ,6th week (Oct 24·27) Mon.6-7, football 7) Mankos 1st week (Sept. 19·22) Tues. 3-6, Tues. 1-4, Weds. and tho open

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