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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the The aiD ly Lobo 1961 - 1970 at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in 1967 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. .J Iii• l"d I (' ...... f ' Page 4. NEW MEXICO LOBO Friday, April 14, 1967 '3 7 'g, ? "t 9 . Un3cXw Hokona Hall Dance There wiJI be a danco tonight in the Hokona Hall study room from 8 to midnight. Music will • be by the "Beau Chante" and ad­ ClevWif9er Directs Top Stars Highlight Meet mission will be 50 cents. UNM's F~·ee University which Free U. received more positive responses Third Semester ··· begins its third semester of the classes but said he plans to cla:sses this week, is primarily the than in the two preceding sessions. attend as many class(ls as pos. product of the efforts of Larry T~n pr~fessors will participate sibl!l to evaluate the program. Clevenger, a sophomore and chair­ th1s sprmg and more 'Will instruct in the fail session if student in­ Clevenger said he hopes. the• pro. man of the Free U program. gram will continue 'grow, to Makers Qf Hand M~1ae terest .continues to expand. to Clevenger and his committee of initiate currie-plum reforms· and Clevenger _has been working Indian Jewelry six, mailed about 600 requests to improve student-faculty;~e]ations. OLD TOWN on the Free U program since ls.st faculty members for instructors spring} ' Clevenger is an a~tive mem­ in Free U courses. He said they d~-!! He is not registered in any of ber of the SAE frater;nity and the .-;;:: Baptist Student Union and will r· - serve as president of that organ­ ization next year. He is majoring For in philosophy. Information on Next summer Clevenger hopes Horn Criticizes to sec-pre a position in the Baptist Matson Lines foreign mission program, "There are plenty of opportunities to South Seas travel if a fellow is lucky enough .,., . ~ Thorson's to grab them." Cruise Plan Larry is presently actively in­ By CHUCK NOLAND form calling for establishment of volved in campaigning for Tom University An "unrealistic approach" to a pre-registration program at Horn for Associated Students the problems of student govern­ UNM to simplify the registration Programs­ ment was charged to John Thor­ process. son, candidate for Associated Stu­ "In contrast, I have proposed dents president, by candidate Tom programs which could realistical­ and other Horn in a debate before about 20 ly be accomplished by the presi­ persons in the Hokona Hall study dent in the space of a year," Horn student travel...... lounge last night. said. ~,.,c.u ''r~.: "I don't think we as president­ "A New Image" SEE ial candidates are justified in go­ ing to the students and promising Thorson countered Horn's TEXAS A&M's RANDY MATSON will be here Saturday night C(;Ifill(' ). ~" ·o ']'--S'4•rn ••'~ ' to change things over which stu­ charges by asserting that Horn's platform, designed in Horn's in a triangular track meet where he will share the spotlight -- .... ____ - .. - II I. ~ ~- ~It' dent government does not have the with Kansas' Jim Ryun. The powerful 6-6\lz, 258-pound Texan the final authority," Horn said. words to "create a new image of NEW MEXICO'S TOP CHALLENGERS to Kansas' se~sational UNM to the city, the state, and is the only man ever to throw the shot over 70 feet. He holds Jim Ryun in the triangular track meet here Saturday mght are ~g~.Jf{a~ "?. Pre-Registration Process the world record in that event with a toss of 70-7 ~. Last week the nation," was concentrated expected to be Web Loudat, left, and Australian George Scott. Horn, speaking in the first of a he set a U.S. collegiate mark in the discus with a throw of 213-9. 2212 CENTRAl. AVE., SE 'tJ'I primarily on external problems Loudat is an up and coming UNM miler and Scott is an estab­ cJ) series of campaign debates be­ Right Across Central From UNM facing the University and not on lished distance ace on the national scene. tween candidates, refen-ed to a problems of immediate interest to (LOBO photo by Kendaii) plank in Thorson's campaign plat- the average student on campus. "Let's start here and now to WANT ADS deal with problems that face each CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES: student as he goes about the cam­ 4 line nd., 65¢-4 times, $2.00. Insertions must be submitted by noon on day be~ore The Baptist Student Union pus daily," Thorson said. publication to Room 159, Student Pubhca· Opposition Shown Both candidates emphasized lions Building, or telephone 277-4002 or invites you to hear ,, 277-4102. the need for better communica­ SJTUAl'IONS WANTED tions between the student govern­ OUT-OF-STATE college student wants to ment and the student body and work for room & board. Must be nc­ DR. NOBEL BROWN To Language Rule the need for the president to ces•ible to UNM. Refs. available. Write Cnt'Ol J\laller, 221 Center St., Mankato, Thirty per cent of the 300 stu­ maintain contact ~th student J\linn. 4/10, 12, 13, 14. groups to gauge opinion. Professor of New Testament Interpretation dents questioned in a recent poll HELP W::A~N:.::T.=E:=D_ ___,--:---:- by a student senate committee Other debates between the can­ _W_A_N_'l'_E_D_:--=:C-=ol""les<.:...e_mcn witn n ffnlr £or at The Nigerian Baptist Seminary Ogbomosho Nigeria concerning existing language re­ didates are scheduled this week. ac.t.}on. 'Excellent ~ny wb\le you learn. The second will be held at 1 p.m. Promotional opportunities·. Go ~h.cre the quirement oppose the require­ TOM !lORN, CANDIDATE for Associate Students president addresses a ero~d- of about 20 in the action is. Sec the Naval Avmbon In­ tomorrow in the Union Snack study lounge_ of llok'!na Hall last nigh~ n_s John Thorson, another candidate, takes notes. James Flag. MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY, 3:30, STUDENT UNION THEATER ments. Bar. formation Team nt the Placement Cen· The poll asked the students if a!ead,_ ~e..t.ttmt eaud•date to declar!' his mtent tP',"l."Un for t!'e presidency, was present but did not parti" ter, 17th-21st April. 4/14, 17, 19, MONDAY: THE POLITICAL SITUATION IN AFRICA James Flagstead, the third can. c~pate m the deb!lte. 4 panel .of sr:x representatives of different campus organizations asked ques­ TEACHERS wanted, Southwest, entire they were in favor of the lang­ didate for president, did not parti­ West and Alaska. Salaries $5400 up. uage requh·ements, if they had tions on the can~Idates campaign platforms and election issues. The debate was the first in a series Free regi•tartion. Southwest Teachers WEDNESDAY: A RATIONALE FOR CHRISTIAN MISSIONS cipate in last night's debate. scheduled for htrs week. The second will be held at 1 p.m. tomorrow in the Union Snack Bar. (LOBO Agency, 1303 Central Ave. NE. based their choice of degree-grant­ Photp by Pawley,) ing colleges on the requirements, PART-TIME JOB a' student repre.enta­ tive previewing new products with UNM and if they bad constructive com­ students. $120. per mo. guaranteed plus ments about the language re­ incentive bonuses jf you meet our re­ quirements. J\lust be nvnilable 20 hrs. n quirement. One hund1·ed eighty week & interested in expressing new dorm residents and 120 off-campus ideas, Apply in person Friday, April 14, Win a free trip Pozo Seco Singers 10 :30 a;m. or 2 p.m. nt Student Place­ residents were contacted. Called ''C a sua I" ment Center. By JIM PATTERSON The results indicate that one­ being strictly folk, folk-rock or group's pleasure in performing PHARMACEUTICAL sales. Degree--any fourth of the students in the Col­ Casual was the word for Wed­ pop singers. Don said that the broadcast during the intermission nature, SG,GOO. )'ear. car. expenses, here and hoped they would return of the Cleveland Symphony on bonus. Mountain States Employment home to get lege of Education chose their col­ nesday night's performance by best way to describe their type of someday. Service, First Nat'!. Bank Bldg. Down­ lege because language study was the Pozo-Seco Singers in the -song was to simply label it "Pozo­ Saturday. The symphony is sche­ town. 4/13, 14, 17, 19. KUNM conducted an interview duled .'.from 8:15 to 9 p.m. on not required. Results also indi­ Union ballroom. And so it went Seco." Susan expressed the with the singers which will be FOR SALE money! cate that almost one-fifth of the during the interview the trio KUNM, 90.1 on FM radio. SYMPHONIC stereo high fidelity set, students enrolled in University nil-wood cabinet, table modeL $50 or (Or enough Sprite to gave the LOBO-in fact, we ex­ be;t oft'er. See at Room 159, Student College intend to base their col­ changed questions rather than Publications Bldg. JIM RYUN, world record holder in the mile and the half-mile. throw a loud party every lege choice on the requirements. the perfunctory we ask-they an­ BRICK home. 10 minutes from University. His mark in the mile is 3:51.3 and the pending mark in the 880 The committee is now evaluat­ swer type of conversation between Three Announce 3000 sq. ft., 4 or 5 bedroomo, 3 full is 1:44.9. He will compete here Saturday night in a triangular night for a semester.) ing student comments. The next Candidacy baths, beautiful paneled den plus reere­ the press and personalities. Tod Delaney, a first semester ation room. Ref. air cond. Call 255-7783. track meet with Kansas, New Mexico, and Texas A&M. The phase of the committee's work "If this show gets too slick and Bob Finch has announced can­ 3/29 contin. meet will start at 7:30 at University Stadium. Don't write home to get money· Just senior at UNM, has announced James D. Miller, Jr., a second­ write a college newspaper ad for will be a poll of the faculty and professional for you, just let us didacy for Student Senate in the year electrical engineering major, FAMOUS Personality Posters, 2'h'x3%', the production of a final report. know" typified the remarks by his candidacy for the Student McQueen, Peter Fonda, Brando, Leni!Jl' Sprite. You may win a free trip home spring elections. Finch, a fresh­ recently announced his candidacy Bruce, Mao, Fields, Allen Glnaburg, to ask for the money in person. "This is my last week serving the group who gave an outstand­ Senate. Delaney is a member of Einstein, Dylan, Rolling Stones, New­ man, is sargeant-at-arms of Sen­ for Student Senate in the spring man, Clint Eastwood plus more, send What should your ad say? How tart as Senator. If the next committee ing performance of their unique the UNM chapter of the Amer­ for llst. Shipping anywhere In U.S. continues and investigates fac­ style of singing pop music. and a member of elections. Miller submitted the fol­ prepaid. 1 poster Sl.75, 2 posters S3.00, and tingling Sprite is. And how it ican Institute of Chemical Engi­ 3 pooters $4.25, Madam Butterfly's Gift roars! Fizzes! Bubbles! Gushes! ulty opinion, changes of some board of statement to the LOBO: Shop, 4609 E. Colfax, Denver, Colorado sort will probably come about," Audience Is Enthusiastic neers and Phi Gamma Delta 80220. And tastes! (And howl) Not too Mesa Hall, "Is student gov­ sweet. Not too innocent. Van Dresser said. "Student com­ Judging by the enthusiastic ap­ and a member of 1965 YAMAHA, 80cc, excellent condition. plause and comments like, "man, ernment really a May be seen at Simon"s Dept. Store, ments have been helpful and- in­ Delaney issued Phi Delta Theta "student" govern­ First & Gold SW, or call 268-3730. 4/12, dicate several alternatives to the they were great," the audience . ,, the foiiowing fraternity. ment? I trans- 13, 14. requirements/' he said • thoroughly enjoyed the Pozo-Seco statement for the Finch issued the '58 FORD Station Wagon, radio & heater. singers. The applause and favor­ versed through Owner wiJJ consider ntiY rea.!!onable ft\IZES LOBO: following cam • my freshman offer. Call 265-1101. 4/13, 14, 17, 19. able comments were certainly "In my estima­ paign statement: 1st PRIZE $500 IN TRAVELERS CHECKS or justified because the mellow vocal year never realiz­ SERVICES Vigilantes the frequent­ "In seeking a 5,000 BOTTLES OF SPRITE and instrumental harmonies they ing the injustice CLEAN, oil nnd adJust portable typewrit­ 100 PRIZES OF $25 IN DIMES Vigilantes will meet Tuesday at heard charge position in Stu­ done to students ers $9.00, Electric $12.50, Standard 7:15 p.m•. in the Union ballroom. presented made for good listen­ campus that dent Senate, a $ll.OD. Special for UNM Student.. Free ... so if you can 1 t go home in person, you can ing, themselves. I Tuesday's smoker for perspective UNM Student candidate m u s t Pick up & dellveey, E & E Tnlewriter use the telephone to make your point. Susan Taylor, Don Williams James D. Miller believe that our Service, 2217 Coal SE. Pho.,e 2-43·0588. members and financial business has been consider his res­ voices are not be­ APARTM:ENTS RULES will be discussed. Members are and Ron Shaw met at Delmar 'd il~ell'ect:ive has be­ ponsibility of the entire student Junior College in Corpus Christi, ing heard by those governing the _R_O_O_M_A....,..,N""D""'BoARD ror college students. --write your ad the way you think would asked to bring in their validated Tod Delnney come a little shop~ body, fate of the students' money or Co .. educntionaJ, freedom and priVacy, interest college newspaper readers. Texas during a hootenany almost wall-to-wall carpeting, heated swimming qualification blanks. The smoker worn. Senate has My purpose is centered about well-being. Realizing the vast op­ pool, good food, color 'l'V and study Give it a contemporary, sophisticated flavor, for freshmen men interested in three and a half years ago and certainly fallen down in some of the individual. My ideas involve portunities for participation in lounges. As low a. $29.25 a week for (A few swigs of Sprite will give you the idea joining Vigilantes wiil. be held have been singing together since room and board. The College fnn, 803 then. They were "just fooling its responsibilities in the past, improvement, and my goals are and with their campus, I wish to Ash N.E., 243-2881. -~though you don't have to buy anything to enter.) from 2 to 4 p.m. on Sunday, April directed toward the advancement make these known to the students. •... FOR RENT Neatness counts a little. Cleverness counts a lot. 23, in the Union. around backstage and liked the but working under a relatively way they sounded together.'' of UNM. Any candidate for Sen­ Communication is the key for ADOBE house Placitas, $55.00 per lnontb, Your ad can be any length--if it fits this space. new constitution, I believe, it has ate should realize that most stu. solution between the student and furnished. Fireplace,. 3 rooms, epaciou~, (But remember you're not wri.ting a term paper.) Susan and Don play standard recently taken positive steps to solid old charm updated by gas heat, acoustical guitars and Ron plays dents at UNM are capable of his government, betwet'ln student electric appliances, Call 867·2886, 4/12, Send each ad you submit to Ads for Sprite, become an effective representative governing . themselves and decid­ and organization, and between 13, 14, 17. P.O. Box 55, New York, New York 10046. the 12-string guitar. Susan and Spring Elections of the student body, If elected to ing various aspects of their edu­ student and faculty, The student CAIRD·NORRIS REALT'I!' rents: All entries become the property of The Active campaigning in the Don are from Corpus Christi and cation, Thus, the Student Senate should be made to realize that he SPECIAL: Furnished one-room cfllcien­ SUNDAY Ron is a native of Durham, New cy, utlitics included. Low-low price $50. SUNDAY Coca-Cola Company. None will be returned, spring elections begins today Senate, I would work for cOt!.· will serve its rightful purpose­ can be heard through his senator. ONE-ROOM apartment with bath and APRIL APRIL Judges t decision final. Entries must be received by Hs.mpshire. tinued growth of present senate galley kitchen, all for $56 including with the posting of posters and to place the freedoms, poWer, and The budget distributions to or­ utiUties. 16 ONCE AT 7:15 P.M. 16 May 2 1 1967.Be sure to include other campnign literature by Third Album Elltpected programs and more creative ac­ responsibilities in the hands of ganizations should be appropri­ LARGE apartment, 2 _ bedroom. new '- \1 I I / ~ name and address. Winners will the three presidential candi­ The group has had several sin­ the student. ately revised, requiring a closer furnishings, cfllcicncy kitchen. AU utll· '-' ,_ be notified by May 24, 1967. complishments in the future. I !ties includ&l. dates, two vice-presidential gle recordings on the popular sur­ I would like to propose several contact between student govern­ EFFICIENCY apartments, 1 block west ON STAGE-IN PERSON .. #r - candidates, and the 18 senator­ veys and has two albums on Col­ would also work to improve the ment and organizations.'' of UNM, 79,50 to 85, all utlliltes paid. tremendous communication gap programs which, for lack of space, Soml! with imvrovementa. Furniaht!d, _,. _. SPRITE, SO TART A!ill... ial ~andidates. umbia Records. They expect to cannot be fully explained. Fore­ oll'·strcct parking. . _ _• release their third album within Call SAJ\1 COOPER, 265-8571, cvcmngo I .ALL SEATS $1.50 I TINGLING WE JUST Two candidates are vying which exists between students and most is a plan to recruit the best 842-8280. for the National Student As­ the next two months. Their first Latin Desk _, COULDN'T KEEP IT QUIET. student government which con­ high school students to UNM, al­ Latin American Desk presents FURNISHED room with priv11te bath and TICKETS ON SALE AT FEDWAY & STATE THEATRE sociation coordinator post. hit, "Time," ranked high on rec· leviating the high attrition rate, entrance, ncar University. Call 268•4413 I I~ A l?rt~ISHFi'[D Hf.AOt M4RK OF ftt£ Voting will be all day Fri- ord charts about a year ago. tributes significantly to the lack Ed Ms.rtens speaking on "Pana. or 265-6969. 4/14, 17, 19, 20. improving registration, and in­ ma.: Two Governments in One day, April 21. · When asked how they would of understanding of senate prob­ creasing student interest involve­ classify their music, they denied lems.'' Country," Wednesday, April 19, ' J ' ' ·' " ,. _,_ --· .•• ' ' 01< ' • ' ' ment in student government," . ~- at 12:30, Room 250 of the Union.

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. t ' :: J Page2 NEW MEXICO LOBO Monday, Aprlt 1'/, 1967 Monday, April 17, 1967 NEW MEXICO LOBO I . ' ; . ! I 1 Dance . Organ Rradtc?l 'I A bermuda shorts dance will 'be Tile UNM mus~c departmept's ·· ·Baktis to Endorse U NM Residl9ni~ Plan :south basketball Substitution Advertising Manager _.;;.~ __ ;:. ______. Ricl!ard! I Pfaff The council ha·s recruited talented able in the halls. All others will Fri .~~ompaon of Wichita State Bakas cited Thorson's "active UNM residents to present a wide be charged 50 cents, All women game. King ard the. North coach Joe rounded the South's double figure TODAY-3:30 P.M.-UNION THEATER support, work and influence" in Sports Editor ------~------Nooley Reinheardt variety of enthtainment; residents will be given · eultu~:al The Southerners continued to Mullaney b th ·substituted every scpring with 10 and 11 respec­ the successful establishment of Morning Editor ------Yola Gradi · ' Much of, th~ cast of 80 people specials to attend. like their underdog role, for it five min\lte&.;Kirig b'rhlt~ 'the pat­ tively. the International Center on cam­ was the second straight year that .tern only in the final minutes of Associate Editors ----~------Bob Storey, Jeff Dennard .lias had professional experience. pus as the primary reason for his The orchestra 'leader, Ernie Kaz­ they upset a statisticall~ favored play when' be stuck Verga back endorsement of Thorson. Staff Cartoonists ------Frank Jacome micr, played on Broadway in North squad. The margin last into the line-up to help reserve The International Club was ap- Staff Photographer ------Bob Pawley "Once Upon ·a Mattress;" two year was 93-1}2 when the game the win. Mullaney had only nine •<' ·.,. proached by several other AS­ Staff: Wayne Ciddio, Tom Garcia, Melissa .Howard, Anne Lehnhauwen, Spanish dancers, Maria and Bay­ Yale Pork's 'Be-In' was played in Wichita. players so several alternated be- UNM candidates who are seeking Brian Leo, Linda Mitchell, Jim Patterson, Pam Price, Chuck ita Gorofullo have received na­ Duke's Bob Verga and New tween both his starting and sec­ the club's support in the April 21 Reynolds, Judy Rogers, David Lucero, Diane Berrier tional recognition in several Mexico's Mel Daniels led the way ond squad. election. magazines; and the master of for coach Bob King's South team. Keith Swaggerty of the Uni- Speakers at the meeting in­ ceremonies, Bill Painter, is a vet­ , Verga was the game's Most Valu- versity of the Pacific hit for 15 Is Gallant, Groovy 1 cluded: vice-presidential candi­ eran of the nightclub circuit. Ben able Player and Daniels and Prov- points for the North, but couldn t dates Steve van Dresser and Bill Peaceniks? Chavez, a blues singer from Albu­ By WAYNE CIDDIO · ·ii:lence's Jimmy Walker. shared get the ball in the hoop late in Carr; senatorial candidates Ernie querque, will perform. About 75 people braved high game scoring honors with 16 each. the second half when his team Romero, Linda Wilson, and Cole­ THIS PAST WEEKEND, the hippies and the peacenilcs A Latin American number, fea­ winds and the apprehensive stares pulled with six points and stayed man Travelstead; National Stu­ had their heyday which culminated in mass demonstrations turing 20 performers, is part of of those not so cool in a gallant North Down there. At halftime the North squad but .•• you can wear your Visual Diploma dent Association co-ordinator can­ in New York, ·San Francisco and smaller cities across the the program. effort to "be-in" Saturday after­ Walker Hits didate Larry Wells; and a rep­ Stan Miller, a talent scout for noon at Yale Park on the UNM trailed 47-33 as it shot only a nation. Their purpose-to protest the war in Viet Nam any cold 25.6 per cent from the floor. Ron Franz and Walker also resentative of presidential can­ Governor David F. Cargo, will at­ campus. The "be-in" was an in­ helped take the slack in the lop­ CREATED BY JOHN ROBERTS didate John Thorson. way th~y could. Their form of protest varied from draft­ tend the program looking for en- dependent venture and the gen­ Verga hit for 10 in the first stan- . za and South teammates Gary sided margin late in the game, Steve van Dresser told the card burning, pulsating bongo drum music, stomping on eral atmosphere seemed, to be but then Walker fouled out with Order NOW to assure pre-commencement delivery group that he ill a member of the nothing short of "groovy." Gray from Oklahoma City Uni­ the Viet Cong flag, egg throwing and the splattering of versity and Wichita's Jamie two minutes left and the South Internatinoal Club, and that he They wore in blue jeans, leathet coasted to the victory after two has worked throughout the year bystanders and buildings with cartons of white paint. Officers Selected sandals, discarded sweat shirts, Thompson added nine and eight free throws by Daniels. with Thorson and other senators Speeches by eivil rights leader Martin Luther King and and yards of unkept hair. Guitars respectively to build up the lead. associated students· bookstore for the successful establishment Daniels had a cold first half for UNM's Ben Monroe had one of and banjos were on hand and the his better outings in quite some of the International Center. others highlighted the quieter and saner moments of the By Phi Beta Kappa music, while lacking precision the South, hitting for only five Bill Carr gave his "whole-heart­ nation-wide protest. Professors of mathematics, his­ composition, was relaxing and en­ points, but came back strong af­ ed support for internationalism," tory and English have been elec­ joyable. ter intermission. The sensational From Phoenix and proposed the increase of ex­ IN ALBUQUERQUE the hippies gathered peacefully ted officers of the UNM chapter of "Love Is In" Walker followed the same pattern change of ideas between the at Yale park with guitars, food, and placards protesting Phi Beta Kappa for 1967-68. as he got only six points (one United States and the other coun­ At the election Wednesday eve­ A battered sign stating that field goal) in the first half. Football Players tries of the world by means of in­ U.S. involvement in the war and did so somewhat sanely. ning, Dr. Julius Blum, of the de­ "Love Is In" was propped up If you're graduating creased travel and other pro­ The war in Viet Nam and the U. S.'s involvement-the partment of mathematics, was against a tree and one couple sat grams. named president; Dr. Gerald next to it and spelled their Herpetologists this June, Ernie Romero cited the neces­ most controversial question of the sixties. Not too often in names with blades of grass. Next Sign with UNM the history of the U. S. has government action caused such Nash, history, vice president; and The New Mexico Herpetological Three high school football play­ sity for student government to Dr. Edith Buchman, English, was to them, a young man sprawled in here's your chance to get face major world issues as they the grass and gazed into the sky Society will hold its monthly ers from the Phoenix, Ariz. area violent and controversial protests and discussions. Every re-elected secretary-treasurer. meeting tonight at 7:30 p.m. in are reflected on this campus. He group and every person has the right to protest a govern­ with the slightest hint of a grin have signed football letters of in­ a running head start gave the. example of the treat­ Prof. Buchanan also will be the on his face. Room 100 of the Biology building. tent with the University of New ment of racial and social minor­ ment action, be in orally or by an act, but when property is chapter delegate to the Phi Beta One man strolled through the ' The spring field meet will be dis­ Mexico according to head coach in a successful career. ities in various areas of campus Kappa triennial meeting Aug. 27- congregation looking well-dressed cussed and all members who wish Bill Weeks. damaged, persons injured or in danger of being hurt, do 29 at Duke University. to attend the meet should be at activities. they still have the right? What is the point of hundreds of in a sport coat, slacks, and crisp Tom Reynolds of St. Mary's The initiation and banquet for white shirt. The expression on the meeting. The executive board High School in Phoenix, Randy Fiesta Negros rampaging through the streets of New York off new members of the scholastic his face was a mixture of disbe­ will present an exhibit of tech­ Smith of Scottsdale High and • honorary at UNM is scheduled for niques for collecting and prepar­ Frank Armenta of Tempe High There's only one hitch: it will take eight months of your time. the designated parade route as they did Saturday"! May 26. Dr. Ferrel Heady, UNM lief and bewilderment. He tried ing herpetological specimens. Re­ ' to strike up a conversation with a are the latest prep signees that • PEACEFUL PEACENIKS protests are fine, but it is academic vice president, will be :freshmonts will bo served at the win join the New Mexico fresh­ But measured against results, these eight months could be the most advanta­ featured speaker. well-proportioned blonde but she meeting. Entry Dates Set when the peaceniks. become violent that they should not eyed his apparel and turned away man team in the fall. Smith, who geous ones you'll ever spend. Names of new members will be played for Tommy Campbell at be tolerated. -Lynne Frindell announced at that time. in search of greener pastures, and For Candidates a grubbier guy. Homecoming Scottsdale, was an all-state full­ If you have the right qualifications-a B.A. or B.S. degree and a genuine Positions on the 1967 Home­ back and linebacker and will be interest in succeeding-you may be one of a select group of young men partici­ Fista King and Queen will be Sips Wine playing in the annual Arizona ! elected May 4 and all candidates coming Committee are now An old man sat apart from the North-South Game. Smith stands pating in the new Management Internship Program at Saranac Lake in the t from campus housing units must open, Interested persons may group cautiously sipping a pint apply by May 1 for secretary 5-10 and weighs 193 pounds. Lake Placid area of upstate New York. t enter by April 21. Entries from LETTERS TO THE EDITOR of wine. He watched the scene Armenta, a 6-1, 175 pound de­ city residents must be in by April and treasurer of the Committee with approval and said, "I like to and for positions on the fol­ fensive safety played for coach This unprecedented program starts in early September and is sponsored by 20. come here to watch the kids have lowing subcommittees: elec­ Paul Widmer at Tempe and will Candidates are limited to the EXECUTIVE SALARIES month, which breaks down to would say that McGeorge has a good time." join Smith on the North-South the American Management Association-the world's largest and foremost following: one candidate from As the winds picked up and the tions, parade, halftime, house Dear Editor: $6.25 per week. I have never com· little pr no conception of the "way decorations, campus decors• game roster. Reynolds, the larg­ non-profit educational organization devoted to advancing and sharing the each Greek organization; two promised my beliefs in or support I feel" on this matter. clouds thickened, most of the est of the three, played for coach boys and two girls from the Col­ tions, concert, dances, enter­ I would like to clear up a few of things unselfish, valuable or I want to make it crystal-clear group threw their blankets over Ed Doherty at St. Marys as an of­ principles of sound management throughout the entire management com­ lege Inn; four boys and four things in regard to the furor over their shoulders and reluctantly tainment, band publicity, con· good for those of greater mon­ that I have never issued any ulti­ vention, and reception. fensive center. He stands 6-2 and munity. Last year alone some 1,800 separate AMA educational programs were girls from the dormitories; one the "salaries," or lack thereof, etary remuneration but lesser left the scene. weighs 230 pounds. girl from Town Club; and three for the executive cabinet officers matum to President Dennison or importance. I do not intend to be· in any way tried to infer that I attended by more than 100,000 managers representing such diverse fields as boys and three girls from Albu­ of treasurer, attorney general, gin such an ignoble practice now. querque. and NSA coordinator. would immediately resign from business, education, labor, government, religion, public health, and the com­ I find working in student govern­ the attorney generaliship upon Senate Candidates All candidates must be juniors First of all, I did attend the ment a pleasant and intellectually munications media. or seniors with a 2.0 grade point the sudden revocation of the sal­ They Don't Serve Bones on Finance Committee meeting Tues­ rewarding experience. ary which was paid to previous average. Information may be ob­ day night, but I did· not say that Everything about the Management Internship Program is unique. The tained from the Activities Center. When a person is asked to as­ attorneys general. Interview Session Rice at The College Inn I "had taken the new job under sume the responsibilities of a Management Center where you'lllive and study is equipped with every recent ~ All Fiesta candidates will be the assumption that I would be I wish to compliment Dan Den­ cabinet office and is informed neson for the courage and fine allowed one poster in the Union paid," as reported in Thursday's that a nominal remuneration for Set for Tomorrow technical advance in educational methodology. The faculty is drawn from with an 18 by 30 inch photograph LOBO edition. As a matter of character he has displayed in go­ his services will be paid (as was ing to bat for his and future Senatorial candidates wiiJ par­ the nation's most gifted and successful practicing managers. And the which may be posted from April fact I did not say anything be­ done in the case of previous hold­ 27 to May 4. Supporters may executive cabinet members. He ticipate in an interview session cause I had to leave the meeting ers of this office), he is not con­ tomorrow night with the pres­ curriculum is tailor-made to the knowledge every beginning manager needs wear name tags but no other cam­ early to keep another appoint­ has remained firm in his sincere sidered greedy or ignoble for ac­ conviction that some small re­ ident of the Associated Students butfew possess-including well-developed leadership skills ... a sophisticated paign material may be posted on ment before I was given an op­ cepting such remuneration. Why campus. muneration should be given to and the Vice-president, in the portunity to speak. I did ask then must he be condemned and Kiva of the Education Complex, understanding of the interrelationships between business and other social and Senator Horn to express my senti­ them: he has not hesitated to as­ be made to appear greedy and sert his leadership in voicing this Dan Dennison, ASUNM Pres­ economic organizations .•. a thorough indoctrination in the various phases ments as tactfully as possible. materialistically mercenary for ident, has invited all UNM stu­ Motorcyclists For this I thank him. · conviction even though most other Motorcyclists will no longer registering a complaint when such presidents would shy away from dents to attend the meeting to of management ... and a firm grasp of practical business techniques. I am a second-year Jaw student remuneration is casually revoked find out who the candidates are be allowed to park on Ash the controversy in the final days In addition, you will have the invaluable opportunity to associate with the between Yale and Terrace NE who no longer lives in the charm­ only one week after taking office of their term. and what their qualifications are. ing, make-believe world of a par· and getting right down to work. or travel in front of Mitchell No one will be able to call Dan Dennison said that the meeting company presidents, labor leaders, government officials and other top-level Hall. The block closed to motor­ ent - supported, parent. - financed Senator McGeorge's comment in would give the students a valu­ college education. Many of my the Wednesday LOBO, "I hate to Dennison a lame-duck president administrators who participate in AMA's regularly scheduled meetings. cycles will remain open for · as he approaches the twilight of able chance to inform themselves colleagues at the Law School see it when we have to pay people of the issues, prior to Friday's bicycle parking. Motorcycles his term of office. To those sen­ It's unlikely tha.t there is a manager at work today who would not have may be parked in the closed off work during their few spare to give their time," and "I'm sorry election, Or mystery steak. pit pie. hours in the afternoon. I e;m as­ Mr. Robinson feels the way he ators who misjudged him, I ex· area of Ash east of Yale and press my sympathy. The meeting will take place College lnners eat like royaiJy. When yau sign welcomed a comparable opportunity to get a practical orientation in manage­ extending to the mall. sure you that they are paid sub· does because he had done a good Tuesday night at 7 in the Kiva into The College Inn, you sign· into 3 squares a stantially more than $25 per job," distorts my sentiments. I Ira Robinson of the Education complex. day wiih full seconds an everything, ment before embarking on his demanding career. Can you ·afford to pass it up? One more thing , •. they don't serve tapioca, either. For further details on the Management Internship Program -including Besides terrific food, The College Inn has information on scholarships and fellowships-write to: separate wings for men & women single, double & triple occupancy ' & Iorge off-street free parking air conditioning quiet private dining rooms 5-minute walk to campus Odd recreational lounges laundry facilities Dr. Roberti. 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.._ ' ' . ..:,;. ,.,_~,... Page4 NEW MEXICO LOBO Monday, April17, 1967 vaulter to clear 16 feet by barely mis:;;ing on two of three tries at Selectic:m Sele~tion of the 'mbst outstand- · 16-2, He won the competition with }5: Snack Bar Employees Stage Walkout ing member is scheduled for to­ 15 Lobos Win Track Upset a school record vault of 15-10. night's meeting of the Student About workers in 'the Union Jennings, in a letter to Bier- and Albuquerque papers. ment that I neve~ knew about." feel that we should have some By NOOLEY REINHEARDT Bob Neutzling set the old record Education Association at 7:30 in Food Service walked off their jobs baum, charged that the losses in- "I think Mr. Jennings' state- "Many of the objections Jen- kind of voice in the practices for own collegiate record of 213-9. He ran a 4 ;11.1 mile with New of 15-6 in 1966. the Union Room 231A-C. yesterday following the resigna. curred by the Union Desert room ments will not be supported if you nings has raised were taken care employes," said G. R. Bobbeen, a Lobo George Scott picked a Mexico's Web Lo\ldat right on his tio,n of Frank P. Jennings, super-· and catering services was done by take a look at our records," Bier- of in a staff reorganization we . former supervisor. He said that third stadium record in the two­ heels in ~:12.1: Ryun's winning mile, flirting with the magic nine­ time in thEf 880 was 1 : 50.9 with vjsor of the Unioll Sn~k Bar: · char~,~"ing off items to the Snack · baum said. had about two weeks ago," said the Union would not allow the minute all the way. His record set­ Lobo Clark Mitchell finishing sec­ T HELP ERADICATE LARGE CARS · B,~r bu.dge~ .."l think the .Desert "There are too many supervis- Bierbaum, "apparently he found · ·employees to unionize because it ting time was 9 ;01.2, bettering They charged Union .Dir~ctor 'wil~ Room ~s· losmg a,bout $30,0()0 .a ors for the staff and there is no himself in a position he wa,s not is part of a state institution. ond at 1:51.3. H liam Bierbaum with mismana,ge: .:V~ar.". J~nnings· said in an inter- one who has authority to make happy in." Senator . his old record of 9: 02.5 set last Frank Burgasser picked up the Call or See Your '007' year. ment and unfair labor practices. VIew~ : · '. ' ' · . . . ' :. decisions," Jennings said, ''I am The employees who quit met Board membe-; first place points for UNM in the Volkswagen Salesman javelin and set a new school rec­ "We are going on strike be- CotlleS of the 'letter :were sent always finding that someone has yesterday a,fternoon to . decide meeting has been called to na.fqllfl All Out Effort Needed N to Governor '.David Cargo, UNM charged expenses to my depart- what action they would take. "We the situatio~. Coach Hugh Hackett said that ord at 252-7, five inches shy of CARROLL DAVIS cause we feel that the Union president Tom Popejoy, the LOBO if the Lobos were to win it would the stadium record. New Mex­ should be run for the students ico sophomore Tom So!enberger and not the faculty," Jennings take a tremendous effort from said, speaking for the workers. every team member and that is was second with a throw of 197-7. Two Represent what he got. Ira Robinson won the long jump McCAULEY Authl!ri~ed Jennings said that Bierbaum for New Mexico and was second Sales refused to talk to the group of Station at Meet Over 6000 fans were brought in the triple jump behind team­ W©JI:k~~\W£@313~! to their feet continually as New and employees when they went to his UNM's FM r a d i o station, mate Art Baxter. Robinson's win­ '144 SAN MATEO SE PHONE Service office yesterday morning. "We KUNM, is being represented this Mexico slowly pulled away with ning leap was 24-4%-two inches • NEW MEXICO'S FRIENDLIEST VW DEALER the meet. Bernie Rivers, who has had a member of the press and week at two conferences in New better than the top Kansasan who a member of the Union board York City. had two poor seasons after be­ was favored in the event. ing a national sensation as a there, but he said he would not Sharon Donohoe, Albuquerque, Vol. talk to us," he said. freshman, picked up two big wins NM Wins 440 Relay and Mike English, Farmington, for the Lobos. The UNM 440 relay team of Personnel Problems are attending through Friday, the In the 10-yard-dash Rivers tied Rivers, Steve Caminiti, Kenny International Radio and Televi­ LIBERAL ARTS OR BUSINESS "When I deal with personnel sion Society conference for col­ the old stadium and school rec­ Head, and Matison ran the dis­ problems I usually deal with them ords, His :09.4 clocking matched tance in a winning time of :40.6. legiate radio personnel at the MAJORS on an individual basis and in priv­ Roosevelt Hotel. the performance by Nate Adams Kansas was second at :40.7. ate," Bierbaum said in answer to of Purdue in 1963. In the mile relay, which was Their second conference, Satur­ Salaried home office position available in a newly created the charge, "I'm not sure if they day, is that of the eastern branch Rivers literally ran away with expected to be a big event in the have quit or not. Jennings has the 220 with a time of :21.4. His team standings, New Mexico won of the Intercollegiate Broadcast­ graduate trainee program with expanding Life Insurance submitted his resignation, but as ing Society, slated at the Wash­ nearest competitor ran the dis­ handily after the meet was al­ far as I know the others have tance in :21.8. ready out of reach for KU. The Company. Home office in the Mid-West. Arrange with Uni­ ington Heights New York Uni­ just missed a day's work." versity. team of Baxter, Matison, Head versity Placement Center for APRIL 18th interview. Ryun Wins Two and Clark Mitchell ran the mile w1=a Ryun also picked up an ex­ in 3:12.6. The Aggies were sec­ For ASUNM President Makers of Hand Made pected double win in the mile and ond and the Jayhawkers third. I India~ Jewelry the 880. He decided after he got Kansas was thought to be ex­ ! OLD' TOWN here not to compete in the two­ ceptionally strong in the hurdles. !;_ mile because of the chilly weather. It took a first and third in the highs with A&M runners wedged Thorson, Carr Endorsed in between to cut down the scor­ We're giving $10,000 AN ALBUQUERQUE FIRE .DEPARTMENT truck is shown as it arrived at a fire in the basement NEW MEXICO BOOK COMPANY ing edge for KU. of the Mesa Vista Residence Hall cafeteria. Firemen said the fire, spotted about 7:30 last night, 89 Winrock Center 298-1828 to ttie sport fans By Dennison, McAdams apparently was caused when a fan belt in one of the ventilators burned out. There were no injuries Caffey Breaks Record and the fire burned out before firemen arrived. City rescue crews used fans to blow smoke from the Fiction and Nonfiction Childrens' Books But then in the 440 .intermed­ John Thorson was endorsed last that need to be coped with this who know their stuff. night for president of Associated coming year." storeroom. (LOBO photo by Pawley) Paperbacks Bargains iates Caminiti roared to a career I_ best clocking of :52.9 and Baxter Students by Associated Student "I feel that Thorson wiJI do Whatever you know about president Dan Dennison a,nd Vice- not only what the other candi­ finished second giving New Mexico sports could pay off big for you the points Kansas had been con­ president Jim McAdams. 'They al- dates said they were going to do in Sport Magazine's Giant Sports so endorsed Bill Carr for vice- but he will pick up where they ceited in its favorite's role. Quiz, beginning in the May issue. Jon Caffey threatened to be­ president. left off," Dennison said. Candidate Horn Arrested $5,000 first prize plus other cash Dennison and McAdams endors- "Thorson is undoubtedly one of Three UNM students, Tom come the first New Mexico pole- and valuable prizes will be going moving the coil wire and sum­ the nature of a prank rather than But to fans who know the personali­ ed the following people for Sen- the best candidates ever to seek Horn, candidate for Associated moned Sgt. Tillson, driver of the ate.; Tod Delaney, Jim Dines, Lee the office of president," McAdams Students president, Larry Clev­ a felony," said Lavender, and at Wouldn't ties and events in the world of car, who was drinking coffee in this point the University will not You Sports. Martin, Coleman Travelstead, said, ''he is dedicated to serving enger, and Raymond Schowere the restaurant. Really Bob Finch, Linda Wilson, Ernie the students and will make an ex- were arrested Monday night and make any charges. As far as I'm Rather . . " Also in this mpnth's Sport, an Horn said that the three were concerned, all charges have been WANT ADS Romero, Ross Perea!, Bill Camp, cellent president." charged with tampering with a Have An exclustve arttcle, The Ballplayers P1ck ihc Pennant merely playing a joke on the of­ dropped." CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES: Winners." Plus the inside OIJ Mickey Mantle and 21 Toni Saunders, Del Packwood, "I've worked closely with Bill motor vehicle. ficer and nothing more. "We ex­ 4 line ad., 65t-4 times, $2.00. Insertions and Gary Cone. Ca-rr in student government fo-r The th-ree we-re eaught afto-r must be submitted by soon on day before other authoritative in-depth features on the college plained what happened to the of­ publication to Room 159, Student Publiea· and pro sports scene. Larry Wells was endorsed for two years and am convinced that they removed the coil wire from ficer,'' said Hurn;· ''and the officer tiona Building, or telephone 277-4002 or he is the best possible candidate u · 't oJ'n car parked I' said that this kind of a thing hap­ 277-4102. For real close-ups of the personalities who make the post of NSA Coordinator. a mversi Y P ~o..e n ,t;;:J:;!.~!.~- for vice-president.'' McAdams the parking Jot behind Denny's pens all the time.'' Miss Runs ~jetr:elers HELP WANTED sports happen, put your money on s rt "Thorson has consistantly been said. "I think that the confidence Restaurant, Elm and Central. Bazan WANTED: College m::;en=..... :::.=.:th __ a_n=-a.,.ir--fo-r Sport. Get the May issue today. PO involved with the issues facing the the other senators have shown VVas a .Joke 2312 Central SE Opposite UNM Concert Hall action. Excellent pay while you Jeam. students at the University," said for Bill is indicative of his out- Observed Promotional opportunities. Go where the Firsl Magazine lor Sports When asked why they were dis­ action ia. See the Naval Aviation In­ .Dennison, "He has the most real- standing leadership qualities.'' Jay Fairchilds, 521 60th St. abling the vehicle, Horn said that formation Team at the Placement Cen­ For AWS Post ter, 17th·21at ApriL 4/14, 17, 19. i_s_t_ic__ a~p~p~r_o_a_c_h __ t_o __ t_h_e~p_r_o_b_le_m_s ____ D_e_n_n_is_o_n_s_a_i_d_. ______~S~·~VV~., observed the students re- the police officer driving the vehi­ cle was a friend of his, and they Louise Bazan, a candidate for Too Busy for Why TEACHERS wanted, Southwest. entire president of the Associated Wom­ Not West and Alaska. Salaries '5400 up. were doing it as a joke. When Free regiatartion. Southwest Teachen asked the police officer's name, ens Students, issued the following . your Laundry? Bring It To Agency, 1303 Central Ave. NE. none of the three subjects could campaign statement to the LOBO: PHARMACEUTICAL oales. Desrree-any identify him. "Having served first as a Coun­ nature. S6,600~ year. car, expenses. Three Candidates Declare bonus. Mountain States Employment cil member, later as an Execu­ Service, Firat Nat'L Bank Bldg, Down­ Police found one citation under 111 LAUNDRY & DRY town. 4/13, 14, 17, 19. the left windshield wiper of tive Board mem­ FOR SALE * * * Horn's car. It was issued by the ber and record­ * * * * * * ing secretary of CLEANING SERVICE SYMPHONIC otereo high fidelity oet. Ron Curry Linda Wilson Camp University police and another ci­ all·wood eabinet. table modeL $50 or You have to Bill tation issued April 13 was found A WS, I have be­ best oft'er. See at Room 159, Student Ron Curry, who served as Sen­ Bill Camp, mechanical engi­ Publication• Bldg, ate assistant this year and is a Linda Wilson, a UNM sopho­ inside the vehicle. Horn said he eo me keenly Under New Ownership look for the neering junior, is announcing his aware of the po­ BRICK home. 10 minutes from UniYI!JBity. member of Sigma Chi fraternity more member of the A WS coun­ candidacy for Associated Stu­ didn't know how many citations 24 Hr. Service when Requested 3000 aq. ft., 4 or 5 bedroom., a full and played on the freshman golf he had received from the Univer­ sition of women ba!JuJ, beautiful panl!led don Plllll recre­ cil, Angel Flight, and Host and dents Senator. at UNM. As a ation room. Ref. air cond. Call 255-'1'1111. "W" because team, has announced his bid for sity police, but that wasn't the 3/29 contln. Camp was one of the organ­ presidential can­ Shirts Finished e All Types of a Student Senate seat in this Hospitality Committee, has an­ izers of Alpha Kappa Lambda reason they were disabling the FAJIOUS .Peroonality Pooten, 2J,i'JOStera $4.25. MaduD Batterib'a Gift act i v e in the City -and university police have pects of her life. 111 Harvard SE Shop, 4609 E. Colfax, DenYer, Colorado with many of the national h o m e Newman Club, 80220. problems t h at dropped all charges. Both consid­ "I propose increased A WS Mr.Wrangler!t economics hon­ the SoccPr Club, ered the action as a prank and '58 FORD Station Wagon, radio It heater. face the Senate and the Ameri- dances and exchanges among men Owner wiJJ consider _any re&!Onable orary. Miss Wil­ not a misdemeaner. and women students and frequent oft'er. Call 265·1101. 4/13, 14, 17, 19. . for wreal sportswear. and the student . can Society of son issued t h e Dean of Students Harold Lav­ seminars on such timely topics SERVICES body. Student in­ Mechanical En· t e r e s t in the follo,ving c am­ ender said that the University as narcotics and birth control. CLEAN, oil and adju•t portable typewrit.. famous silent "W": you gineers. YOU DON·r em $9.00, Electric '12.50, Standard dealings of stu­ paign statement: Camp issued does not condine this type of be­ "If elected, I will begin crea­ $11.00. Special for UNM Studentl. FNr! don't pronounce it, but you havior, but he sees no useful pur· tion of an AWS summer employ­ Pick up A dellvi!J'Y. E A E Tnewrlter dent government, "The purpose following must look for It if you wont pose in pursuing it any further. ment opportunities program to Service, 22I7 Coal SE. Pho11e 243..(1588. academic reform of a student sen­ statement: NEED A THESES, papers, typed pro!e.ssional)y. sportswear that looks wright "In running for Senate, it is "In general the action was in locate interesting and Unusual Accumte spelllng~ grammar. and punet­ and popular en- ator, I believe, is jobs for UNM women. In brief, uatlon. Call 2<13-3330. 4-17. fits wright, feels wright. Mode my purpose to make student gov­ tertainment a r e to tepresent the ernment more responsible to the my wide experience in AWS has wright, too-many in no·iron PILE OF ~~~~~APARTMENTS pressing problems that will be student body. By student body. Each pet·son on this given me invaluable insight into ROOM AND BOARD for callea'e student.. fabrics treated with the wre­ campus should have a chance to the problems and unlimited po­ Co-edueatlonal, freedom and priY&cJ', faced by Senate next year. this I mean that Fiesta tential of our women." waJI.to-wall e&rpetine1 heated awimmill&' markable .Wranglok4!1 per­ voice his opinion concerning his MONEY Pool, 1100<1 food, eoJOr TV and otadJ' "While I realize that these are a student sena­ Auditions for the Fiesta tal­ • • • lounges. Ao low a• $29.25 a week for manent press finish. Mr• student life. The Senate should ent show will be held Sunday, ~~ and bau-d, The Coliea'e Inn, 103 important considerations, I ex­ tor should actively get out and ....., N.E., 243-2881. also make a greater effort to pro­ April 23, from 1 to 4 p.m. and to buy Wrangler sportswear Is pect that all Senators will try to talk with the students; only in mote pt•ograms which benefit the Election Coverage FOR RENT Monday, April 24, from 7 to here, on compos, in your size. work for the benefit of the entire this way can· their views be ex­ students. 9:30 p.m. in the Union theater. ADOBE house Placita•, '55.00 per month, Planned by KUNM furnished. Fireplace, 3 room•, opaclollll, student body, so I would like to pressed in Senate. Since the leg­ "If elected, I will work toward The winners of the Fiesta tal­ your auto solid old charm updated by gas heat. improving and expanding the on­ KUMN, the university radio el«trle appliances, Call 867-2886, 4/12, devote this statement to the spe­ islation acted upon by the Senate ent show will represent UNM ta, 14, 17. campus tutorial project and the 1 at the regional show sponsored station, will begin its coverage of cific task to which I would devote affects the entire student body, Insurance CAIRD-NORRIS REALTY rent.: teacher evaluation program. In by International Artist Pro­ the spring student elections with SPECIAL: FulT!isbed on ..room eftleien· my term as Senator: institution this is vitally important in con­ addition, more cultural events and cy, utlltles included. Low-low price $50. ductions of Hollywood. the broadcast of a debate between ONE-ROOM apartml!ftt with bath and of a student lobby in the New tributing to more coordination big-na\ne entertainers are needed, Every college and junior col­ candidates for the three major at ••• ll'alley kitchen, all for S55 lneludlq and at prices all students can af­ lege will be represented at the utilities. Mexico state legislature. This between the views of the student ford. There should be more activi­ offices at 7:20 today. LARGE apartment, 2 bedroom, new would enable the students of and the programs acted upon in Regional Talent Show on May famlahlnp, eftlcieney> kitchen. AU utlt­ ties in which the town students 19. The regional winner will The public affairs department ltlea included. UNM to present their situation can participate. They often miss CENTRAL INSURANCE AGENCY EFFICIENCY apartmentl, 1 block we~~t student government. receive a $500 award. Applica­ of KUNM will recap the issues of UNM, 79.50 to 85, all utlllites paid. to the legislature and be repre­ "If I am elected to this office much of the enjoyment of campus tions fol' the Fiesta show are and candidates in a program at Borne with Improvement.. Furnished, life. Freshman orientation needs 3208 Monte Vista Blvd. NE olr.. treet parkine. sented not only in campus affairs I will personally communicate due Saturday, April 22, and 7:20 Thursday night. Election ' Call SAM COOPER, 265·8571, evenlqa improvement, possibly an upper may be picked up in the Ac· Telephone 265-64n Alter Hours 296-3537 842-8280. COOPER'S, Albuquerque but also in state problems that with the ·students· on this cam­ classman "buddy system" could returns will be broadcast Friday FU.ItNISHED room with private bath and tivities Center of the Union. entrance, near Unlveraity, Call 268-4411 directly affect the student.'' pus.'' be started.'' night beginning at 5 p.m. I I or 265-G989. 4/14, 17, 111, zo. 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