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While President Richard gain territory and protect Nixon was promising a against the' 'dangers of loss of ~ppear generation of peace, his super­ life" and the possibility of a Womens lib wits to a gent advisor Henry "massacre." Humor and women's They've had to have It to Peace Kissinger outlined to the press - Establish an inter­ liberation will team when survive their oppression." the seven "concrete issues" national cease-fire inspection Harrison and Tyler, the first The album is a testimonial that have to be settled before a commission at the time the femintst comedy duo, appear to the anger many women feel final peace agreement can be cease-fire takes effect. at Montana State University, about being objects of dis­ Clarify the relation Friday at 8 p.m. in the Student crimination In society. signed. The pair says they are doing will Nixon, on a tour of West between the military situa lion Union Bui!dlng. In Cambodia and Laos to the The public show is free and their bit to bridge the gap Virginia, said that he and his between women's liberation political assistants are Vietnam cease-fire. sponsored by Associated Women Students. and the hesitant public, and working towards an - ClarifY possible mis­ they are doing it with agreement that "will promote apprehensions of North Viet­ Pat Harrison and Robin come to namese premier Tran Van Tyler use humor to take laughter, "the Razor Sharp the Interest of lasting peace." Edge of the Truth." Kissinger listed the Dong. messages of women's Clarify "linguistic liberation to their audiences. following issues that need to They met while Robin was be agreed upon: problems" and differences in ANNOUNCEMENT the English and Vietnamese singing in a nightclub, and she - The need to insure and Pat, who was in the Don't disenfranchise Vietnam a gainst final military lunges tr ans la lions of the proposed audience, got into a public yourself in the critical presi­ in the pre-cease-fire period to (Continued on Page 5) battle of wits. dential election. Vote at the In the five years since, polls November 7. If you are they've appeared in night­ registered away from clubs all over the world and campus, write for an absentee THE PON ENT recently released an album, ballot. The federal deadline is " Try It - You'll Like It," October 31. If you don't know which gives assurance how to reach your board of EX OF MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY feminists can have a sense of election, call your local humor. McGovern, Nixon, or other Bozeman, Montana Volume 64, No. 9 As Tyler says, "Women campaign headquarters. have a natural sense of humor. Lt. Col. Herbert • Tuesday IS curriculum information day discusses draft On Tuesday afternoon, Education, Engineering, period (Nov. 13-29) for Winter to another occurs each October 31, between 1:00 and Letters and Science and Quarter to give students an quarter at the time of pre­ The Montana State Univer­ 5: 00 pm Curriculum Professional Schools, will be extra opportunity to gather registration. sity Cultural Affairs Board Information stations will be on hand to field genera! - the type of lnforma lion needed Questions or suggestions has booked a talk Tuesday. set up around the SUB questions and help students when selecting a curriculum pertaining to this program Oct. 31, by Lt. Col. Anthony B. Ballroom where students may identify specific depart­ since the official time to may be directed to C. V. Herbert, a retired Army go to discuss details of the mental areas of interest. declare a curriculum or Davis, Dean of General officer whose charges of a various curricula offered at At that point students will be change from one curriculum Studies. cover-up of war crimes in MSU and obtain descriptive redirected to the department Vietnam sparked national literature where this is avail­ head or other departmental controversy. able. representatives concerned for ANNOUNCEMENT Herbert, who resigned from This program is being more detailed information on Daylight savings time ends the military after 20 years' arranged primarily for curriculum requirements and at midnight Saturday, Oct. 28. service last march, was the students in the General opportunities in the field. Remember to set your subject of a Playboy maga­ Studies program but will be This program is being watches back one hour. You zine interview this summer. available to any other intentionally scheduled right gain an hour of sleep. His talk at MSU will students who may be question­ before the preregistration consider the alternatives of a ing their present choice of draft versus a volunteer curriculum. Army. It ls scheduled for 8 The Assistant Deans of the p.m. in the school's Student five Academic Colleges, Union Ballroom. namely Agriculture, Robiscoe's baby ls hot and fast An important addition to fall that Michigan was research equipment in the phasing out the equipment MSU Physics Department this because of cutbacks in fall is a unique machine that research grants and a lack of "does its thing" in 1/ 10,000th qualified physicists to work of a second and heats gases at with it, he arranged to bring it temperatures as hot as the to MSU for transportation surface of the sun, 5,500 costs only. degrees Fahrenheit. Rebuilding the equipment Perhaps even more unqiue was a delicate assembly is the fact that is was acquired process, since it has more than at below even bargain base­ 200 finely-tuned operational ment prices. controls - all of them The equipment, which temperamental, according to consists of a series of metal Ralph Hight, a doctoral chambers and looks student from San Antonio, something like a miniature Tex., who has spent a full year Jules Verne submarine, is getting the machine back in called an atomic resonance shape. beams spectrometer. _ Everything should be ready As Dr. Richard Robiscoe, to go in two to three weeks, he MSU physics professor in reports. charge of the project explains, Hight will use the equipment " It uses radio waves to study for his doctoral research. His the atomic structure and work on atomic velocity distri­ behavior of atoms." bu t!ons and studies of The machine is really polarized atomic beams Rob!scoe' s "baby." He typifies the sort of original designed, bu!!t and used it for physics research the machine atomic physics research at the will make possible. University of Michigan before "Physics," says Robiscoe, joining the MSU faculty in "is full of approximate 1969. theories that have never been When Robiscoe learned last {Continued on page 3) The Exponent has learned from the MSU Veteran's Coordinator, Mrs. Jerry McElwee, that President Nixon has signed the b!ll increasing education benefits. Benefits for single vets will go up 25.7% and for married vets with one chi!d ATOMICPHYSICSAPPARATUS: MSUgraduatestudent Ralph Hight, left, and Prof. 29%. The bill is retroactive to September 1 but will probably not Richard Robiscoe adjust equipment that will make possible a wide range of original get into the payroll until December. research In atomic physics. MSU Photo Judge's campaign refutes Smith AFL-CIO report are HELENA - Larry Pettit, Helena and Biilings. and will meet again in Missoula and at thoroughly documented with campaign manager for references to citations in the Lieutenant Governor Thomas Carroll College In Helena. Yet Smith persists House Jourrials. Anyone can L. Judge, said in a release in saying check their accuracy. They from Helena today,' 'Ed Smith 'Judge won't debate me.' - something reveal Smith to be negauve has only two weeks left to start hts California PR and devious in his voting j telling the truth, or people will men programmed him to say pattern. Rather than. owning quit believing he Is honest." early in the campaign," Pettit up to his record, Smlth yells Pettit said that Smith has said. 'foul ' a nd charges that the been "getting away with Pettit admitted that the record is a bunch of lies. I dishonest statements, and it is Judge team did not go through "Can anyone really time someone blew the with plans to arrange a debate believe," Pettit concluded, whistle." in Bozeman. "The Smith "that Tom Judge would be Pettit referred to Smith 's people would not agree on a afraid to debate Ed Smith, or accusations that there are debate format. They did not that anyone would have to distortions and errors in want to allow the candidates to make falsify Smith's voting record reports on hts voting record, opening statements. in order to reveal him as a issued by the Democratic and, obviously afraid of the university students, they did negative force in Montana State Central Committee and politics the State AFL-CIO, and to the not want to allow audience ?" Republican candidate's questions. They simply A NOUNCEMENT charge that Judge has refused wanted the two candidates to stand in front of a room and The intramural cross­ to debate him. country race "Judge and Smith have field questions from a panel of will be held Saturday, October 28, at 9 am. debated twice already, in journalists," Pettit said. Referring to the reports on Signup will be from 8-9 in Smith's legislative voting men's locker room of the Old DECEMBER GRADS record, Pettit said. "Both the Gym. Race begins at Old Gym The Coast G uard is accepting Democratic report and the and covers 21h miles. appli ca tions for their February officer cand idate school class now. See the Career Placement SUB THEATRE Office, 242 Reid, for information. The Museum of the Rockies has moved, and is now located OCTOBER outh of campus at the end of 8th street.

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