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Mustang Daily, May 2, 1973 Halty humans needed to enter beard contaat All baardad Individuals, mala categories of the contest. or famala, ire Invited to enter tha “Everybody has a chance to 1973 La Flaata Baird Contest, win a prise," said goott. “There's according to Jon goott, public a category for the bushiest, relations chairman ot tha Fiesta. longest, best effort and even the Tha annual contest Is open to smoothest beard, lidobums will all, whether they * have already also be big this year." started growing a beard or are Olrls are also enoouraged to starting clean-shaven. sntar the contest, “Last year we Entry blanks for the contest had one girl enter. She began the may be obtained from and turned contact clean-shaven and ended It Into the Chamber of Commerce clean-ahaven. go aha won the Office at 1029 Chorro Street. Tha prise th that category," he fee Is M cents. goott also hoped that more Po The Judging, done by the Fiesta students would enter the beard queen and bar court, will take contest this year. "Wo want to get place at 7 p.m. May 17 on the Old more students Involved In at t e s t Mission Steps. All contestants are pert of the four days of fun and required to wear the ribbon frolic that goea on during Kenny Colby (center) was tht flrit person to Colby's application at Chamber of Commarca which Is Issued upon registration. Fiesta," he said. “Our beard ontor the “hairy contest" tor La Fiesta 1971. Managey, Dava Garth, pint on tha par­ Olft certificates will be oontost Is one of the beet ways to This board-growing bath officially opantd this ticipation ribbon. awarded in eaoh of the various do It, too." week. Chairman Doug Yungllng racalvad California Polytaohnlottata Unlvoraity •an Lula. Val. XXXV Na. 110 dlftit Pages Tgday Wednesday, May I, it fg alteratives Chloano week festivities have Kennedy calls Registration Mexico theme • - , • A "Committee to Examine oonstratnts, moaning they oould This week's highlights ef the Alternatives for the Registration register at any time, gtudonts not oolebrattea ef Onoo Do Mayo In Proooas" has been formed and an having to arrive days In advenes for moratorium conjunction with Chloano urgent need for Its student to the quarter's start Is a positive Hartago Week will t e l a * a representatives for student Input aspect of pro-reglstraton. *t A on toe use of net registered university nil Dopn cxpruNQ. On ths other aide lie a few students. Activities soliciting Ths student representatives negative faetprs. One of these Is selected by AA President Robin that freshmen and junior colleg* films, #o*kers, and a dedarad by Preteent Kennedy. Baggett to serve on this com­ transfer students would get Bm profasaloadl Mexican baBat In e memorandum iaeuod April The memorandum was mittee, are Randy Kalmeta, All “left overs," stnoo they ootddnt “Viva Capata," "Ye toy 29 to several administrators dlecuseed at Monday night's Representative to Registration pre-register. Another Is that fees Chloano" and "Animal Farm" concerned with campus ac­ Finance Committee meeting by are paid at the quarter's end tivities, Kennedy suspended the Jam es Landreth, director of and Scheduling i Mike Suchyta, a n the three films being shown All Representative to Automatic when money Is tight. A third use or oommlttment to use state- Bustoeea Affaire. He slated (hat Wednesday at 7 p m In Chumash Data Processing and Andy negative factor Is a greater owned facilities for any activity the reason for the treose was to Rosengarton, studont-at-large. probability of class ohanges Auditorium. Following the films charging admission In which 10 "reevaluate the current policies Joining them on this committee regarding times and Instructors. will be speakers Eddie Rivera per oent of the participants are pn facility uao" and Uielr i*iii sre Ray Boche, Computer Center Hie committee also Is seeking and Dr. Rotprt O. Lint both 'financial, fisoal Director and Oerald Holley, Input In one final area—the affiliated with this university. College tuition programming Director of Admissions. current system of registration. Admission will be 10 cents. tor the future. Two questions need a response: The, committee la seeking Thursdays activities Include a for thle school Kennedy referred to the March What do you like about the feedback In three areas: com­ film comprised of skits Including 99 Roller Derby Oamas ae an puter registration, pre- current registration system? will raise bills the MECHA BaUet Folklorico. example of his concern, as the registration and current What do you dislike about It? apdienco appeared to be less that Following the film a talk will be registration, They will first look Baggett said, "Though 1 feel Baggett clalme than 90 per oent university Into the current system and then the current system Is an given by Ponce Ruls, national students, Landreth said. investigate the two alternate adequate one, we're always spokesman for MECHA, and Two bills Involving tuition In luoktng for the better way, The need to honor contracts methods. renowned award winner for his the California ateto University Through the work of this com­ and Collages have been In­ already made prompted Lan- Kalmeta said opinions are work to improvisations! theatre needed from the students to the mittee we hope to coma up with troduced Into tha assembly. froth to say that, "on the surface, the most satisfying method of direction. Thaao events will be It appears that It would hove a following questions regarding According to AA Pres. Robin computer registration: Are registration for this student hold to the campus theatre at 7 minor Impact on programs an­ Baggett the bills, AB1940 and AB ticipated for the remainder ef students willing to sacrifice body," p.m. with an admission charge of INI, wore Introduced by Dixon Spring Quarter and Into Bummer “prime time" classes in order to The committee will next meet 10 cents. Thursday at I p.m. Input Is Arnett, R-Redwood City. AB 1940 toidHor." got the clasaes they want? This For all thoee favoring Mexican would, passed, enable the needed before this date and can U iTugni mean giving up morning cuisine, S dinner will be nem trustees to (moose tuition uo to He stated that he wag, be submitted in Boxes No, 224 or classes in exchange tor evening Friday at the Veterans Memorial the actual oost of Instruction. requesting a meeting with No. 129, located In die AA Office, or laturday sessions. Are seniors Building- Mexican fashions will Kennedy to clarify certain *. The other bill, If passed, would and graduates willing to give up University Union. be presented and also Chloano statements contained In the enable the Wustoes to Impose a their priorities In registration? music to which the public la In* message, as each recipient's tuition upon credits to excess of e Are you willing not to have 290 Old problems, vltod to dance. Tiokota for the Interpretation differed. ■perilled number, according to students receive pre-registration dinner and fashion show are 92. Baggett. In other business, Finance privileges in exchange for new members. Those wishing to attend the dance Committee froee all fun* of working at registration? may purchase tickets for 92.90. “Mr. Arnett thlitoathat AB 1940 athletic teams not now In active Wo need to know how other The grand finale of the week- will die in the Assembly students fool about registration," for Poly Royal Education Committee, but If AB long activities will be M ateo’s Btu Dapper, representative said Kalmeta. "The five of us 1M1 peases, it will be a giant foot National Dance Company per­ don't want to make a decision on An open Invitation Is extended to the door for tuition of any from Business and leolal forming Ballet Atsian Do Mateo. ■clones, Introduced the motion the behalf of 12,000 students- we to anyone Interested In becoming kind," said Baggett. ' The Men's Oym will bo the place for the purpoee ef prompting the need student input." a member of the 1974 Poly Royal Board,, to attend a special of the performance May 9 at 9 Students must remain vigilant Board of Athletic Control to come If pre-registration was initiated p.m. Tickets will be 92 for at this university it would thean meeting on Thursday to Union 220 on the tuition Issue, according to to the committee to discuss their students, 93.09for general public, Baggett, tie ih S '?T T tfr ciWldrerr -raider "Vtr before the end of each quarter. Th0M itin lte Ifie^alTng- wlll also discuss problems that Tickets may be purchased from "The tuition situation looks P 4 Five hundred students a day King and Queen Stkreo, the In­ good ilow, but on legislative No teams now actively com­ lyould roglster In a large room arose at this year’s Poly Royal peting are affected by freexe nnd will talk over suggestions for formation desk at the Union, or matters things can change (like the Mustang lounge in the directly from MF.CHA members. quickly when you're not looking," imposed by the committee. University Union) with no time next year's event, Pit* I W tdntldiy May I 1IF1 ■DITORiAl, Tuition knocking at door again When Robin Baggett and Denny Johnaon someone Jb hoping that students will even­ and stay for ten. opened a, campaign against college and tually grow weary of the battle and gracefully Admittedly there are those who seem to get university tuition a tew weeks ago the question surrender. This year they will have to fight no closer to a diploma as the quarters go by.
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