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. The musewn will open Oct. 30. The hours ar e 8 am - 9 pm, Mon.-Fri., and 1-5 on MGM'S 28-29 Saturday and Sunday. There is no a dmission. Photo by Vicki Anderson FABULOUS 7 30p m. FOUR Potential grads sought PRINCETON, N.J. - A new a nd ethnic minorities is that of IN THE NEXT FOUR WEEKS program designed to help the identifyi ng poten tial WE WILL PRESENT nation's graduate schools students." FOUR OF THE MOST seek SPECT"CULAR FILMS OF All out potential students from TIME minority groups is underway New Form Will Help this fall. Now, students will have a =t Now thru Oct. 31 @] Called the Mi n ority chance to vol un tarily & WINNER or IO Graduate Student Locater complete a special 17-item ACADEMY AWARDS! Service, the program is questionnaire as one step offered by Educational towards entering graduate HGONEWITH Testing Service. ETS school. estimates that about 10,000 to Information a bout the 15,000 students could initially academic interests and goals THE WIND" use the new service which is oL Black, American-Indian, offered free to both students Asian-American, a nd Spanish Nov. 1 thru 7 @] a nd institutions this year. or Me x ica n -A m erican According to J. Bradley students who wish to pursue the ultimate trip Will iams, ETS director of the graduate level education, will project, "One of the problems be available to those institu· facing graduate schools lions seeking to bolster 2001:A SPACE seeking to increase enroll­ minority enrollment. ment of students from racial Admissions officers may ODYSSEY then co ntact students directly THE RETURN OF ENTERTAINMENT! TWO LIMITED ENGAGEMEl\ITS and invite the applications of t G P' those whose particular • WINNER THIS or2 8 SATURDAY AND SUNDAY ONLY MON . & TUES. ONLY interests could be served by ACAOEMY AWARDS! Nov. their schools' graduate RyansThru 14 offerings. Experimental First Y.:ar Daughter The locater ervice will be used first by graduate schools Nov. 15 thru 21 GP in December. According to 1 Williams, some 300 schools • WI NNER or6 are expected to join this year ACADEMY AWARDS! with more offering the program later. DOCTOR The locater service ts open 10 second-term college ZHiVAGO juniors. seniors. and college Charlie graduate . EACH FILM WILL BE PRESENTED Chaplin Nearly 2,200 counselors at FOR ONE WEEK ONLY undergraduate schools across EXCLUSIVELY AT llll~01V the country have received 99 information about the ILO@ H1f§ program and can supply Chaplins Finest questionnaires to interested Work students, whatever their - NIGHTLY AT 8- A Masterpiece t hat racial background. MATINEE ON SUNDAY Epitomizes his Creative The student response form At 2:00 P.M. Genius-J ud ith Crist is also available with information bulletin .--~---- New York Mag. describing the Graduate SAVE MONEY Record At Examinations (GRE). See all four shows r------~ 7 :00 & 9:00 But ETS said GRE score are for only $1 per show SPECIAL MATINEE THIS ...;... ~ _____. not included in the locater Hear the Series d iscount t ickets service and that .i student SUNDAY AT 2:00 p.m. AT ELLEN THEATRE " Mighty need not take the exams in on sale at our box-office On Screen: " The Boy Fri end" Plus Theatre Organ Concert Wurlitzer" order to participate In the locater ervice. 2 - THE EXPONE T • • Friday, Oct. 27, 1972 Give the Earth a Chance Is it a peace to destroy Paris, Saigon, White House, a house, Soft light ... and kill a. wife, and burn Nature speak to us, and hope we wait your prophet a rose, and news of war or rob a hfe of bee ... and let us know, I hear down here. to get with him. do you like the bomg? and child had prayed a lot, Soft light . .. Stop the war, Talk, and tell how you feel from bomb and wished to and thoughts to reach someone in hear his Dad is back stop the bomb we want to hear your voice! and peace he looked to hear. mind .. . ' the child had prayed and news of war everywhere on earth, for the bomb not to drop on his hut, Nature had spoke and said: Paris, Saigon, Black House thoughts of death, but the hope has gone has gone . .. "Come with me and look at sun, and hope of peace the child and wife child had lost. The bomb had stopped the pray and. climb to a tree and run, and dad he waited for kiss had lost their hope of peace. and killed the child or hsten to wave of wind, and Hug, had Died . . . ' I am with me alone destroyed his heart . . . and hear the knock of life, Where's the writing my poem god to send a dad to · He run away from death. and be free like all of us." Love the child . .. and put my thoughts by ink. He run away from fear "Peace on earth," Nature has said And more of thoughts had come and hate. and thought a lot, then laughed ... and heard a lot of war ... Paris, Saigon, Black House Stop the war my god and talks of peace . . . ' Stop the war, and give the earth a chance ... I laughed ... Stop the war and give a chance to child. and wife had wished to and send some peace to us Vietnam, and bomb you dropt, Mustapha Ghaddar see her husband my god .. . back to kill Vietnam. Jr., Arch. !\thens destroyed It's god of war, and feel the warmth ~f love. are you the god down here? She cried and prayed for you Who wants some votes and wished you come · ' and spread the death on earth. with peace for home ...

Paris, Saigon, D.C. " Peace on earth." Your prophet has gone who, said that to get some peace. a long ago ... Front .Wheel Drive, beauty, Back and forth, "Peace on earth" and talk of peace had done. I laughed! ! ! a price you can handle. How come news of war and death Is it truth: "Peace on earth"? we hear? ... I laughed and cried ... War on earth, and death ~nd poor the rich had rob the food from him. Peace on earth" what's that!

Are you the god who wants the peace by bomb? Is it a peace to reach by bomb, a youth or man. You preach to us of peace! Is it a peace to bomb a child? Is it a peace to bomb a tree? and steal the soul of lamb' $2,165 *Fully equ;pped, even push·button >odoo! And moving atoms whose behavior Front Wheel Drive Robiscoe's baby Rock and Pinion Steering is stable enough to permit a McPherson Strut Front Suspension Reclining high back bucket seats (Continued from page 1) wide range of experiments. Independent Tors ion Bors in the rear. 1 .3 ht er, horizontally opposed, All vinyl upholstery tested. With this equipment The MSU spectrometer is one of only six comparable four-cylinder, liquid cooled engine. Woll to wall carpets we can scientifically test the Up to 30 mpg on regular. machines in the U.S., Whitewalls validity of many of these Wheel covers Robiscoe points out. These are Thermostatically controlled electric theories." cooling fan. Wood-groined dash What the machine does in in use at such schools as Four speed all synchro transmission. Parcel shelf simple terms, is glve Harvard, Yale, M.I.T. and the •Plus Dealer scientists a degree of control University of California at prep, freight, state end local taxes, 1f any. that makes it possible for Berkeley. them to study the behavior of "They' re all designed and the metric shop atoms under varying machined from scratch," he 1022 No. 7th • conditions. adds . "You can't go out and 100% Free Serv;ce (Oil FHters & Tune Up) Ordinarily, Robiscoe noted, just buy one. Each one is for the first 1200 miles or one ear atoms are virtually unique in all the world." impossible to work with. They can't be isolated or even studied in groups with any degree of precision. With the ..Pd for by Students for Sabo Comm.nee Jack atomic resonance beams Cowl1shaw, Treas. . J spectrometer, scientists can create a focused beam of This Week's Specials 3 Only Toboggans Marked to Meet Your Budget

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THE EXPO ENT • • Friday, Oct. 27, 1972 - 3 The Mustard Seed experience of encountering a By Sr. Sue Secker is Catholic Campus Community person whose influence him. And yet, these men took transforming. It doesn't come him up on his offer to look Some years ago while suddenly - magically - it talking with a student after more deeply into life. comes gradually, in the Throughout that quest class, the subject of religion normal cycle of human growth Mulling about McGovernment up. The essence of the together he asked those came in a relationship. But who was disciples to do only what he did discussion centered around he, we might ask. I find it very difficult to believe that George McGovern is that student's being "turned - no more, yet no less. He going to end the war if he is elected. President NtXon, and even Imagine, if you will, a guy asked them to love, having off" to Church - and yet his who comes into your life and Johnson has tried everything possible to end the war. In fact. apparent, if not expressed, first loved them. He wanted to Nixon has reduced ground forces over 93 %! This has his sheer presence, his words, instill in them a new vision but Preside~! inner turmoil as to why that his very style of living, compel occurred over a period of four years. It is most difficult_ to bothered him. Finally, as he he never ignored their present withdraw 500,000 troops a few months prior to an election: 1_he your curiosity about him. Such lives. Hewarnedthathewould was about to leave, he said, "I was Jesus of Nazareth twenty amount of money spent per year has gone from 25 b1lhon guess I go to church expecting be rejected - that his dollars to 3.4 billion dollars. That is a reduction of about 85'!! · centuries ago. message of love, forgiveness, to find out about Jesus and yet We 're not sure of precisely This also cannot be accomplished in a short time before the he's hardly ever mentioned." reconciliation was not what hardly ever men­ what Jesus looked like, how he people wanted to hear-ordo. election' I cannot see how, without allowing a complete He's Following him would mean communist takeover, Georgie boy can end the war that Nixon tioned." That really stuck dressed, exactly what he did from birth to death. But some accepting a certain rejection has inherited. Now Georgie wants credit for the closeness of with me. As a matter of fact, I by their world. His disciples the current negotiations. He claims his threats of a new peace still think about it now- years things we do know - and these are what have drawn people to were told that. But they has scared the President into negotiating a peace. He JU~t later - when I hear about the followed him. · 't be able to get it Jesus Movement or the him. He was not the expected wants credit because he knows he won "Messiah" or political revolu­ And today, who is Jesus? anywhere else. . pervasiveness of questions on Who is he to you - to me? He is campuses about Christianity. tionary of high position and Russia and China both have instructed North Vietnam to military status - instead he more than an organiza lion - a negotiate a peace. They too are tired of the war_' The problem Who is Jesus? That's a fad. He is more than a question, as that guy knew, came as a carpenter of low of obtaining a peace does not lie with the President, but w_ith birth - but he preached the historical figure we can the communists. Georgie couldn't even get a decen_t runnmg which is worth grappling with at the center of meaning of life. He gathered describe. He is a person who mate the first couple of times; how could he deal with people because it's not the natural leaders - the can be alive for us. But we who don't even 11gree with Russia and China? ! for one am Christianity. The answer wealthy, influential business­ find the answer in this why a small won ' t satisfied with the way Nixon has run things. I would hate to see begins to explain men but the common men - column or from Who's Who . our condition if we were to turn over to a McGovernment! band of followers expanded fishermen, civil servants, We find who he is by allowing into a worldwide organization I fail to see how someone who knows nothing about John farmers. his presence to touch us - our Connolly can accuse him of prostituting his ideals' John which took his name He called not for financial lives -in a transforming way. n." But where do we Connolly said, in a public statement, that he pla_ns on return mg "Christia backers for his project but And perhaps in the depths of to his Texas law firm. Why then, would he publicly support the find the answer? It's not found men who would back him with or books or even our being we have the seed President when he is not going to be working for him next in slogans their lives. His credentials which begins to answer that pulpits - the answer comes as were unimpressive - there year? part of an experience - the already- maybe we just need Randi Roth was no security to following to be silent - and listen. mercy of those blood-thirsty bombing dikes and the nearest President keeps his promises. Communists. It would not be rice field that doesn't have a Yes he does. Applaud-the war is over honorable. crater. And many. many In fact, he's even willing to America has never lost a people died. Ours. Theirs, leave his 'Nam Tomb of the Mayhaps the war is over. or why, just so long as people war and I'm not going to be the Everybody's. Americans lost unknown soldier, now under Applause . . Yea. And less weren't dying there. True. But first President under whose their reputation as construction in your nation's than a month from election why now ? reign, excuse me, term, "honorable" soldiers and the capitol empty (complete with day. Isn't that a coincidence? When people asked why America, the home of the free, world found out that we fight a ''this is how your tax dollars didn't we pull out and just ect. loses a war. And even just as dirty as the rest, if not are spent" sign) . For you see, I talked with O'Hanlon a few forget about the farce that is though our young. brave dirtier. we have run such an efficient minutes before this and I com­ running the country, our American boys are dying over The last four years found us was that every one who has mented on the fact that this fearless leader said that we there. it is necessary so that developing newer and better died, we have been able to just might be the thing that have treaties. We have we will not lose our honor. ways in which to make life identify. Yes , sir, folks, vote will kick Nixon over the edge. obligations. We have friends This war could have been miserable for larger and NOW for the only President in He justly said that he really down there and we can't just ended even before Nixon was larger groups of people. And recent times to have been didn't care how it was ended. pull out and leave them to the nominated and whats-his-face North Vietnam stuck to their nominated for the Nobel stepped down, and ended on guns. refusing to change what Peace Prize. Patrick Corey Editor ...... the terms that Nixon is using they thought to be reasonable Maybe whenever we have a now. All that the northern half demands: "Leave the country pressing national problem we Manager ...... Gary Gullickson Business of that country wanted was for as it was before, you needn't should call an election so that even repair it. Just leave." the candidates can make their Managing Editors ...... Cheryl Mackey, Ginny Prior us to leave and stop support­ ing the south's "President." And now, that election time promises to end that problem. has come near, all of a sudden And then have another News Editor ...... Jim Ryan During those four years we watched the ground war wind - TA-DA! peace. Got in just election a year later. Sports Editor ...... Joe Nistler down while we started under the gun, folks, but our IGOR Photo Editor ...... Peter Freivalds Open letter to women students Copy Editor ...... Gloria Kroemer Dear Women Students of than among the male munication between our MSU, population. Layout Editor ...... Jan Blickenstaff fellow females. This could be why the Men seem to be a status You are defeating your female is a so called ''sex Advertising ...... Mike Klinke, Pam Gregoire. Jim Preste symbol. If you have one you're purpose. Why must we insist object" and is being in the game. If you have two or Business Secretary ...... Deb Burgess upon coed dorms? Can't we "suppressed" by the male three you may advance a step get along without the male "chauvinist," simply because ahead of everyone else. If you Reporters ...... JUI Wright, Pat Coghlan, Ken Porter, "chauvinist"? For some the female population has no have more than three you can Dan O'Connell, Tom Barrett, Lisette reason we think a coed dorm unity in its ranks. only pass go and collect $200. Of Berube, Judy Calhoun, Maria Cooper, would give us a well rounded competition. While the male course if you haven't got a guy Patrick Dawson, Bill Endres, David social background. Living population has relative unity you're out of the game. Kavulla, Dale Kober, David under the same roof with as compared to female forces. Macintyre, Rosina Murphy, Patty a 'Tiale and making daily What is the secret to this Our social life is stunted if Peace, Ben Rayland, Paula Peters, contacts will provide a better unity? Perhaps guys are not all we do is frantically run Mike Weitz understanding and necessary as inclined towards around the board avoiding that spot where we go to jail. Photographers ..... Henry Shovic, Steve Pike, Troll, Ed ability to communicate with slanderous. vicious gossip as the opposite sex. we. But in this jail, biding their Hoadley, John Strausbauch, Kelley you're defeating time, are seif-made women Fred Already So really I think it's more developing and utilizing com­ Blalock, Mark Ferguson, your ''liberation" purpose. Griffith, Mark Ayers, Steve Otto, Jack important that women are munication lines between How are you going to able to first communicate theirselves. Somppi, John Roscoe, Greg Schiff. effectively unite and com­ Tomlinson, Patty effectively within their own Will Swanberg, Mel municate among your own sex forces. The longer we can It's actually fun to sit down Peace, Hob, Graig Satterlee. Glenda if all you are able to do is com­ remain a mystery to that for awhile arid communicate, Dylina. Jim Rowland, Dick Myott. municate with the male hungry male the longer he'll live with each other, and feel ::.?""3l- > Vicki Anderson, Dan Poole, Lon species. Statistics indicate the stay around trying to figure us for each other. Our social life Berry, Scott Horton, Martin Peterson female is better able to out. In a coed dorm situation is stunted if we can·t com­ The UpCJneflf IS 111 •ndependenl student•ntien and studefll·manaRt(f newspaper al Montana cooperate, communicate. and the mystery would be lost, the municate with those of our Stl'1! Untversity, Bazetnan. The oe>11ms exprtssed here111 are not ~nly those ol the in general get along better excitement of the game own sex. A coed dorm could unNers1ty or the sbJdenl body Published twu weekly e.t~pt holidays and linal wee le dunng the annulled. help kill this valuable com­ schoolnarb'(lheAs:socilted~tsolMontanaStah!Umversrty Knownothceofpubllcat10n, with the opposite sex than with the Exponent Student Lk11011 BuitJ11g. Montlna State Unrvers1ty. Bozeman. Monta na 59715 her own. Among females there Man would not appreciate munication, jeopardizing Edl10rul, bosrnm: lilone 944·2611. Su.hsm;>oon rall!s, second class postage paid al Bozeman , Is more misunderstanding, us as he should, taking our female unity. Montan.1, to iny p,:1111 wiltm ~ Unrted Stlies #Id 1t:s possessions ill $6 per college \'elf lack of communication, back­ presence for granted, and also Linda G. Wiegand biting and general disunity endangering the links of com- Soph., Micro 4 - THE EXPONENT • • Friday, Ocl 27, 1972 Under the hill By Michael J. O'Hanlon tions. They fought the French Election day coincidence So the damn thing may for years until the Japanese finally be over. With or took over, and then they Critical questions confront budget, diminish the fought the Japanese. When the chooses to tolerate un­ without the consent of the two­ the eleven million newly en­ diplomatic flexibility of the employment and under­ bit dictator we've been French came back they fought franchised voters approach­ U.S.? Invite agression? Pave the French again. And then we employment, for example, the defending. The killing will ing the ballot box. Has the man the road to war? Ph.D. of today will continue to finally stop. The death-rain is came. They haven't forgotten elected on a promise to end the The questions are, of course, minor wars with the be the cab driver of tomorrow, over. Peace with honor, we the war broken faith with the loaded. There are few simple and students with RS.'s and have been told by the Khmer, the Cambodians. It American people? Can the answers. But remove the B.A.'s will continue to pour President, and not surrender. was over long before the American people stomach the vituperation and the inflated into secretarial pools and Well, let him call it what he memory of any living man's war now that the color of the promises and four facts are factories. wants. There is no honor here, father. I hope their memories bodies has changed? Has the clear: Fourth: The estabUshment no cause for rejoicing, no of us are shorter. I hope so. sense of moral outrage over Ustens to numbers. History gains for mankind. Just the But at least we have learned napa lming and bombing been First: The candidates vying will record 'that the young rose tired fact that the slaughter, something. We have learned exhaus ted? for the presidency differ up from the coUege campuses the useless murder of that technology, that sophisti­ Do the nominations of widely in ideology and in search of a leader to end a cation, that training, that a Carswell and Haynesworth to outlook. The potential voter war they judged immoral. thousands has ended. And cannot sit this one out on the where are we? fierce reputation, are no the highest court mark a History should record that the match for those who believe planned retreat from the com ­ grounds that the choice is young also managed to We are tired, Lord, we are between tweedle dum and sensitize the nation to the need tired. The war has been too that they are fighting in and mitment to racial justice? Is own homes. We tweedle dee. for ecological balance, popu­ long. ow we are born tired. for their the bugging of Democratic Second: The new voter who taught that to the British once. National Committee Head­ lation control, equal rights for We are drained. The years refuses to cast a ballot is minorities. By refusing to ,spent blindly trying to find Maybe in international quarters symptomatic of an shirking the responsibility affairs, one must teach before emerging Orwellian vote, the student invites in­ some reason for the horrors, which he claimed he deserved. attention and guarantees that some ideal that has been he learns. And, maybe, we nightmare? Has the Nixon To refuse to vote or vote have learned humility. Administration sold out to big casually is to solicit the the interests of the young will served by murder. To find not be served. what it is we can say we But it is over. No more business? disgust of those who thousands of dead, no more And what of the senator demanded the 18 year old vote. The message is clear. An defended by attacking another important choice must be country. We can't even use a Americans disappearing into from South Dakota? Will his Itis also to invite the smuggest prison, no more Vietnamese economic proposals bankrupt "I told you so" in history from made. Those who use the scapegoat. We are all of us, ballot November 7will partici­ guilty. Right, left, religious, being dropped from 'copters, the economy? Do the Eagleton the cynics and the sceptics. more My Lai's, no more fiasco and the "refining" of Third: The college student pate in making it. Those who atheist, we went, we excused, no boycott the ballot box wiU Hues. I should be joyous, but the proposals of the primaries cannot choose to remain un­ we refused to believe, and now portend a presidency based on succeed only in ripping it's all come home to roost. We ail I feel is relieved , and tired. affected by the direction of themselves off. Terribly tired. vacillation? Will McGovern, national leadership. If the have no out. We ate the whole by reducing the military The message is simple. thing. President of the United States Vote. And where are they? A Vietnam ruined country, 13,000,000 (Continued from page I) bomb craters, a maimed treaty. people, a hating people. There - Obtain agreement by l is no Vietnam, only a refugee Hanoi that the current Saigon camp the size of California. A government will sign the final II country of 30,000,000 people, agreement on the theory that over one million of them now South Vietnam "should have dead and with them, the right to sign its own peace possibly, a dream. It is a proud treaty." country, the country of the - Coordinate the new peace Nam-Viet. They fought the treaty with certain parts of the .... Chinese, literally for genera- 1954 Geneva accords.

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~------~------JTHE EXPONENT • • Friday, Oct. 27, 1972 - 7 C (.'an individual thing' Having "Cross country is an Robbins said. individual thing - you don't Robbins , along with team­ have someone blocking for mates Bill Hess, Dave you," is the way Jim Robbins Skelton, Mike Doherty, Dave describes his fall sport. Ottoson and Ken Miller, runs a ball During the spring, he ten miles each morning under competes on the Cat track the tu te !age of coach Monty team as a miler. Cartwright. "The backfield has had Robbins, who has placed It is the team's goal to finish some problems, but I feel that first In all three meets that the no lower than fourth in the Big we have definitely overcome team has competed in this fall, Sky finals November 11 in them," said offensive explained his strategy. Flagstaff. Last year the backfield coach, Dennis " During the first mile I try squad, composed mainly of Erickson. He was talking to work my way up to the runners no longer on the team, about the numerous fumbles leader, staying just behind placed seventh out of eight committed this year. him so he can hearme plainly. teams. Coach Erickson pointed out " Then, about halfway New people, more training, that the backfield is young and through the race, I try to pass and personal psyc hing have the young do make mistakes. the leader going up a hill. If I changed the team this year. But through practice the can pass him running hard, Meantime, while waiting for group has progressed steadily, going all out, I can break the their weekly meets, the six and it's starting to show. He competition at that point. distance men wlll try to ignore said, "For example, we had a Psychology has a lot to do with pain and cold weather and lot of fumbles at Weber, but in cross country, and I have to stray dogs as they run the ir the Boise game we only had break away because I don't ten miles through a darkened, one .11 have grea t spring speed," silent cit y. "The bac kfie Id has been playing together well," said RE-ELECT Erickson. He also mentioned, "They've been concentrating on playing together as a team, DAN YARDLEY not as a unit. Together with the State Representative offensive line they have put together a great DEMOCRAT-DIST. II, PARK-GALLATIN COUNTIES combination." -LLB & BA Dt"it:rH:I , U of Montana ; Mutu of Law, NYU The offensive strategy for -Veteran the games ls called a Veer. -Attornt"y, Labor o,partmc-nt, Waahfnrcon, O.C., 7 yean The quarterback has the job of -Attorn«"), privat' pnctiu in LivincJiton 1inc' 1963 reading the defensive ilne and -Chairman of Lh·in.-ston City-County Plannins Board then -Statr Reprt'untativ,, 1969- 70 and 1971-72 deciding what to do with the ball. He can either keep it Ci1-c. anti Paid by Dan \'ardh.•y or pitch out. All calculations must be made instantly. This is why so much emphasis is /f/<'J7i•'fn DRUG· Your Rexoll Druggist placed on unity and togetherness. The backfield must be trained to react to any situation that might occur. This weekend the Bobcats will be playing against Idaho State's second rated defense. Idaho plays with an eight man front and three men deep. Erickson said that against the Idaho defense the Ca ts wlil be looking to throw more passes and utilize the triple option.

Vote For ''STEVE'' BR OU DE

Former Owner of Steve 's Country Store For Montana State Representative From District 11 on the Republican Ticket Interested in his community and neighbors; active in civic affairs.

THANK GOD I AM AN AMERICAN

Looi.. at tht>st> accompl1shmen1s and say Thanl.. God t am an Amencant

More Amt>r.cans 1n all wall..s ol llltt support our tree enterD11Se s\Slem bv own1nq more stock 1n more corparauons than ever before Toda., there are morf' persons emploved wor.,inq shoner hours "'"°rlon9 under also available in beHer conthtlOns t>armnp more mo~\< t-niovinQ more leisure hours wuh more lu1tur•e-s than at an,,. othe1 t•mf' in our history The ltSt ol our accomolishments anSS AMBUSH• 20 CARATS• PLATINE •EMIR Look a1 these acccunot.shments and sav Triani.. God 1 am an Ameru::anl Bui wna1 abOut the future' \\.e shall need couraqe energy and de1erm1na1•on but abo\le all we snail nt>iKi la•th 1n ourselve~ t<111n •n our commur11oes ta•th in our counu-,,. andtaith in Atm1qhtvGOC1 We must alsoolace our ta1th in l/JeJtCli11_ DRUG· :0Vo.;:~~l~~·~~'~!\~~:~~... :';~1~:~:~s ol our vouth art' teSllnCJ and ch8Ueng1nq our form ot government 1hose You1h need not be wasted It cannot be wasted It •Sour grea1es1 natural resource Americas future •S 1n 1he 0 : 1~~ !a~' =~:ie since these rouna adults are 1n the ma1or1iv then we can beoont1dl'nt tl'\at Americas furure Your Rexoll Druggist Thank God I am an Am•ricanl One must of course ha"e love for his countr\' and his lellow man I am an Am@rtean bv choice and the lreedoms and QPpar1un111es afforded me bv this great countl"\' are ne... er lorQOtten And somewhere along the wav each of us should willing I\' Bnd according 1oour means out back 1n10 our commun1tv or onto 1h1s belo\·ed sod some ol 1he beneh1s we have dem1ed /l(•Ju•'fn_ DRUG· Your Rexoll Druggist M Steve Broude C1rc and p(I for b'V St~ve Broude Tor Leg1sia1ure Club R W Staab Treasurer 8 - THE EXPONE T • • Frida y, Oct. 27, t 972 MAX I For Cats, it's fifth and won I The Montana State Bobcats "Idaho State has a good front. "Our line kept constant Egerton at the tackles, Jim speaks will be shooting for their fifth football team," said MSU pressure on the Boise quarter­ Boyle and Leon Potkay at the straight victory and a share of coach Sonny Holland. "Our back (Ron Autele) and our guards, Dave Myers at center, the Big Sky Conference scouts tell us they're the most secondary did a great Job McLean at quarterback, John football title here Saturday impressive team they've seen Hotchkiss at slotback, Don By Max Erickson covering their receivers," he against Idaho State Univer­ this year. They've scouted said. · Bagley at fullback and Wayne Who are those guys? Sitting sity. everybody we've played this Edwards at tallback. on top of the Big Sky with a 4-0 He said the offensive line Saturday is Parents' Day at season." also had another outstanding Defeqsive starters are ends record, the Bobcats are finally MSU and a capacity crowd is Holland said ISU has a Greg Maurer and Lynn playing football as a well-oiled effort. "We're getting con­ expected at Van Winkle strongdefense-it has limited sistently good performances Schenk, tackles Bill Kollar machine, not the untuned stadium for the 2: 30 p.m. teams to 240 yards a game - and Wayne Hammond, line­ clunker that was supposed to from everybody on the line," kickoff. and a great passing offense. he said. backers Steve Endres, Gary have finished dead last in the Montana State leads the This year the Bengals have Wright, Curt Brandon and Ron conference. MSU's offensive starters league with a 4-0 record. The a ground game to · take Saturday will be McCullum Ueland, cornerbacks Doug The big difference this year Vickery and Mike Davis and appears to be unity. The team Bobcats could clinch a tie for pressure off the passer. Jim and Roger Martin at the enns. is behind one another and , the '72 crown with a win Witkowski, Mike Davis and Allan Young and Gary safety Monte Boston. aided bv the crowds at home Saturday. Idaho State is 2-0 Rene' Garnett all rank among games, "are believing in them­ and the only other team the league's top 10 rushers. selves. One good play seems to unbeaten in Big Sky games. A The Bengals put it all bring on another. Boise State win over the Bobcats would together last weekend with a had a fine football team, but put ISU In the driver's seat. 35-7 victory over Idaho. Their the Cats dominated the game Montana State has one other wins have been over completely. league game remaining after Portland State, Eastern HEALTH FOODS The defense was again out· this weekend, a Nov. 4 Michigan and Montana. standing. Boise State's offense meeting with Montana at Montana State has was held to about 160 yards Missoula. In addition to momentum after successive (A Complete Line) and only 10 points, the touch­ Saturday's game with MSU, victories over Idaho, Northern down coming In the final two Idaho State must still travel to Arizona, Weber State and minutes. That makes only 23 both Boise State and Weber Boise State. MSU limited points allowed in four league State. Boise to 32 yards rushing and battles. Coach Sonny Lubick is MS U and Idaho State are the 133 yards passing in a37-10 win When in Livingston Visit doing a great job with the surprise teams of '72. The over the highly-regarded secondary, as is Coach Hysell Bobcats were relegated to the Broncos. with the front. Big Sky cellar in all pre­ "Our offense played as well Since this Saturday ls the season polls. ISU was picked as it has all season and our Vi

Christmas Reservations Are Going Fast ., Reserve your space NOW. Don't Wait! All Reservations at 10iFF Lowest Airline Rates Available HIAWATHA Buttrey's COUPON TRAVEL Shopping Center 28 No. Black 567-4427 THE EXPONENT * * Friday, Oct. 27. 1972 - 9 BY BEN ROYLAND The good, the bad, • • • the mediocre ingenious sound effects and a Movie Reviews the audience. Frank Zappa covering the tragedy of the director Franklin J. Schaffner By Ben Roylaod fine music score. and the Mothers of Invention Romanovs in turn-of-the- (Patton). Cinematographer October 25-31 promises to be Walt Until Dark (1967) is a are allowed a few moments of century Russia. Predictably, Freddie Young (Doctor an exciting week for Bozeman taut suspense thriller bizarre humor, notably a much of its sheer opulence 1 Zhivago, Ryan's Daughter), film fans. Here are a few of the involving a psychotic cartoon sequence that occurs overshadows the characters, and scenanstJames Goldman upcoming attractions: criminal, smuggled dope, and in Donald Duck's mouth which include Tsar Nicholas (The Lion in Winter). Its cast City Lights (1931) ls a blind girl (Audrey (honest! ). Still, viewer had II, Alexandra, Lenin, is made up of a thousand considered by many critics to Hepburn). Director Terence better be a bit high or Anastasia, and that un- British faces that you've seen be Charlie Chaplin's greatest Young, a veteran of action sympathetic to Zappa's credo deniably engaging rascal, in all of the previously movie. It allows the "Little films (From Russia With from "Are You Hung Up?": Rasputin. More of a political mentioned films. They make Tramp" character his first Love, Thunder ball), provides "I'm really just a phony but primer than an epic tragedy, the magic work in what might serious romantic attach­ more than one moment of forgive me 'cause I'm Nicholas and Alexandra best be termed as an ment, and provides a suitable sheer terror amid the ominous benefits from the talents of "intelligent" historical epic. format for an adroit blend of occurances. stoned." comedy, pathos, and social 200 Motels (1971) might best Director Ken Russell commentary that was typical be described as an orgy of startled the movie world Outdoor enthusiasts build resources o.f Chaplin's later films. visual hi-Jinks. Produced on following his series ofR and X­ Essentially a silent movie, video tape, it purports to be ra ted features by releasing a film which he said would Getting people who enjoy and hiking equipment which is told without dialogue, City (and succeeds in being) a dis­ the outdoors together is the for sale. Lights is graced with connected set of assaults upon "prove to the wor Id that I'm not totally depraved." The main goal of the Outdoor Club The Outdoor Club formed film was The Boy Friend, a here at MSU. "The club last fall and recently captivating version of Sandy promotes small group recognized by ASMSU hopes Wilson's 1954 stage musical. activities for a better and to establish in the SUB a Former London model, more worthwhile outdoor definite base for operations. Twiggy, is very beautiful, and experience," says Chris This would include a resource the dance numbers Bales, club vice president. center containing maps, astonishingly true to Busby Some of these activities outing books and other Berkely's 1930's creations. In include outing trips into the information. It would also be short, The Boy Friend is Spanish Peaks, Yellowstone used as a place where students superior G-Rated enter­ National Park, Lone Mountain could make their own outdoor s30 tainment. and several caves in the equipment using materials Finally, the last of 197l's immediate Bozeman area. All from a bulk supply. Great buy on Oscar nominees for Best outing trips are on a sign up Meetings of the organlza tion men's flight Picture has arrived in basis. Persons need not be are held every Monday night parkas. Bozeman. Nicholas and members of the club to sign up 10 Room 139 of the SUB. They Lightweight Alexandra is an epic film. nor have any previous outdoor center around guest speakers polyester experience to participate. who talk upon subjects fiberfill with Sign up sheets for trips are ranging from avalanches to nylon shell in posted on the Outdoor Club the repairing of bicycles. All navy or green. bulletin board opposite the interested persons are Wolf-like main SUB desk. This bulletin encouraged to attend. acrylic trim. board also provides S.M,L.XL. information concerning PBS hosts child camping, climbing, touring Charge It at care programs Penney's Parents, educators, and Open 9-5:30 in others who have an interest in sozemaJCPenney Shop Friday early childhood development Nights Till will have an opportunity to tell VOTE FOR AND ELECT We know what you're looking for. 9p.m. government officials how education and safety Warren W. Harper, Sr. programs should be changed and administrative DEMOCRAT FOR procedures improved during a WE'RE OPEN "town meeting of the air" next Thanks for Waiting Tuesday night. Representative-Dist. II KUED-TV, a Public Broad­ (Gallatin-Park Counties) casting television station, is sponsoring with the U.S. - NATIVE MONTANAN - Department of Health, Education and Welfare an to audience participation show WELCOME called "How Can We Help ... Kids?" that will be aired on CHAR EL Homes PBS-affiliate stations from 7: 30 to 8 pm on October 24. Newest Mobile Home Display Participants will be Calvin Rampton, chairman of the Task Force on Early Child­ We Proudly Present hood Development, Education Commissioner of the States; RoJlohome - one of the ne11on1 oldH1 and mo1t rehable moblle home ITT11nufacturer1 Ask the man who owns one Mrs. Joan Christopherson, a specialist on early childhood Champion- Sute reg11tretion provH ctiempion le.1d1111 otherminufacturet1 In oudget priced hom9 The mon value for the doU1r education on the faculty of the University of Montana: and Bonnavilla -Th• ut11m1u11n 1u11.urv - twenty six fMI wide. 1 .660 sq teetot buutlfulty appointed home Malcolm W. Jensen, director of the Bureau of Product Solif~ire - The absolute fin~n In m~lle homH Available In lengths up 10 a19h!Y· •1.11 feet BeuuM ol 111 aupenor con1tructkm, tllttse hornet u.ceads Safety in HEW's Food and ~u;::;~d Ai.Pa 1tandard1 Yoo 'll be pl&1nntly1urpnsed when you see Drug Administratio n . Washington, D.C. Con!~! . - Ano•••• Chomplon Ho-• w;00., with , ""' 10, "'""" •nd From noon until 10 p.m . next Tuesday, anyone in the Drop By - Look Us Over listening area which comprises all of Utah, western We!::'~:;, "~:i::• .~~h~~::·~~~~~~:·;~~~~~riou1 moblHI homel1vi"g - Wyoming, western Montana, and southeastern Idaho - • CHAR El HOMES. by ltllt. regl11r11tlon t. the •co"d l•rgNt volum• dealer'" may telephone KUED collect Mont11"•; the largest I" thil 1re1 W11h your hetp - we'll be "umber one at 801-581-6900. Callers will be • Local blink r.... ncilig uilor9d 10 meet your net1d1 able to discuss their I Thouundl of A1111hed cu1tomer1 prove 1ervtee 11 no1 1 byword with us suggestions with a panel of experts in childhood See You at Highway 191 West education, safety and develop­ ment. During the program, participants will discuss some CHAR EL HOMES of the more · innovative suggestions on the air. 10-THE EXPONENT * * Friday, Oct. 27, 1972 Service solves problems Pet'tys' parking prob·lem A student is having trouble possible increased drug Sgt. Pe ttys of the Univer- temporary permit prior to pay them drastic action will be with grades. Another Is having usage. sity Police Traffic Office has receiving a citation for their taken. marital problems. A graduate "When you look at drugs released information concern- unregistered car. Temporary On~ such form would be to student feels put down you're looking at someone ing registered vehicle owners permits are issued normaliy impound the vehicle until the because his wife is supporting trying to get high on who because of circum- for up to a period of two (2) owner is located. Then his him. A broken romance has something," he said. "In past stances are using another un- weeks. Only undet extreme vehicle will not be released disturbed another. years it was alcohol, also a registered. vehicle. "Avoid emergencies will temporary until the tickets are paid and Many of their kind are being getting a ticket for not having permits be issued for a longer arrangements are made to drug, now it's others. I've seen this vehicle registered?" said period. helped by the trained fewer students using hard pay them. Sgt. Pettys hopes counseling staff of the Pettys. The Trafftc Office can If the car owner receives a this may help to reduce the drugs, because they are afraid and does issue a tempcrary number of tickets and does not number of tickets given out. Montana State University of the effects." decal at no cost to registered Testing and Counseling Most students with vehicle owners who find the Service. problems, Suvak feels need to use a second car. The department is headed require "a good solid invest!'. The action taken for by Dr. Albert Suvak, who has gation of their own values." unregistered cars would three full-time counseling They need a place where they include a $4.00 failure to psychologists and three part­ can come and look at them­ register car plus a fine. tirne people working for him. selves objectively, and we Second car owners must come "We do all kinds of counsel­ provide that place." in person and pick up tfle ing.'' Suvak pointed out. "We deal in vocational, educa­ tional and personal guidance. For a ll baby fish who But these things are all inter­ New club IS formed grow up to be a whale related." Students at MSU majoring officer at the OEA delegate Christian! Those who come for help in business education have assembly held in Missoula. often are referred by friends formed an Office Education She will be historian-parlia­ Monday 7-9PM SUB Madison Rm. mentaria n for post-secondary or professors. Suvak credits Association (OEA) club, with CAMPUS CRUSADE FOR CHRIST Barbara Kurk, a senior from students of the Montana office Bozeman, elected as association. Other MSU president. students attending the assembly were Yvonne Purpose of the club is to Maberry, Lewistown; Nancy promote student leadership Longmore, Idaho Falls; and an understanding of Marilyn Stephenson, From­ opportunities in office berg; and Barbara Kurk. occupations. Club co-sponsors are Floyd "The Jeaning of America" Diana Rung, junior, Helena, Frost and Daniel Hertz of the was recently elected a state MSU School of Commerce.

Elect JOHN BELL as your faculty advisors for spotting Representative many problems his depart­ ment can try to iron out. ... Knowledgeable about state "Students who really have government problems have usually seen ... Welcomes your questions and four or five people before they opinions get to us," he said. "This ... Pledges to work with members university really watches out of both parties to further the for the students." interests of District 11 . Vocational counseling is often necessary when a student is enrolled in a curri­ culum and decides he's not happy there. "Many t hings cause SPASSKY & FISCHER students to change their minds," Suvak said. " What endorse we do is explore the situation, administer tests, take person­ ality inventories, aptitude tests and interest tests. If they PETE STORY find out they're not in the right field, we help them fi nd what it is they want." for Suvak noted t he most State Senator difficult cases are those students whose parents have pushed them into a certain field. - \'ocational problems are Come. today, to Ang1onette's and the Trabue more prevalent now, he Shop. and delight m " The Jeaning of added, because of the tight job Amenca··. Denim or double ·kmt. plam or market.' 'It's not going on only decorated. "Jeans"' are the current. Casual here, but nationwide. We have uniform of the girls and women today. more juniors and seniors coming ln now and they're getting a little bit panicked." "We work with people having scholastic difficulties and the reasons are myriad," Suvak said. "The problems could be personal, social adjustment, disinterest or Come today. for " The Jeanmg of America" many others. That's why I say Bobby " Fische r" Story and Mike " Spassky" At ... our counseling is all related." Story say their Dad would make a Champion Students with these kinds of problems may be referred to Senator from District 11 . vocational schools or junior colleges. Elect Personal counseling in­ volves everything from drug problems to social adjustment. Pete Story Suvak doesn't think Paid tor by the Pete S1ory for Sena1or Club. Andy Anderson . Chairman. Galt&Un personal problems have County Jim Pelon, Cha1rman, Park County changed because of any THE EXPONENT * • Friday, Oct. 27, 1972 - 11 Greeks lose blood trophy

Hedges North and Delta score computed by adding the Kappa Delta l Sigma Phi are the winners of number of donors to the Pl Beta Phi 2 percentage of the group the living group competition Hannon for the October 3rd and 4th donating. 4 In the past the Greek houses Hapner 8 MSU Blood Drive. Hedges North Unfortunately, the trophies have always won both 49 trophies, but this time their Pryor 3 have not yet arrived, but Alpha Gamma Rho rather than keep everyone in turnout for the Blood Drawing 4 was less than us ua I. Donors in Delta Sigma Phi 8 NATIONAL CAR RENTAL suspense the Circle K Club Lambda Chi Alpha decided to announce the the past have frequently 2 results now and present the exceeded the quota of 185 pin ts Kappa Sigma l - Superior Car Service - per day; however, both days Phi Delta Theta 6 trophies later. Pi Kappa Alpha Your BankAmericard, Master Charge and American Express Circle K sponsors the were considerably below 0 con test among living groups in quota this fall. Sigma Alpha Epsilon 4 Cards Ara Welcome. ~ i Sigma Chi Plus - S&H Green Stamps • an effort to encourage more If you wonder how well your 0 donors at the two Red Cross group was represented, the Sigma Nu 7 Sigma Phi Epsilon ~ ' Blood Drives held on campus official contest percent record 4 II Culbertson-Mullan 9 each year. There are two is as follows: -- Hedges South 23 VALLEY INTERSTATE TEXACO trophies awarded, one to a womens' group and one to a Alpha Gamma Delta 7 Langford 17 1420 North 7th Avenue mens' group. So that neither Alpha Omicron Pi 7 Roskie 13 8 11 Chi Omega 2 Interstate Texaco - Und~~lt h~ Bni~ ~:~:Po; across from Holiday Inn small nor large groups are Co-op House 3 Delta Gamma ••••••••••••••••••••••••discriminated against, the 7 Wesley House 1 •...... winner is determined by a Kappa Alpha Theta 1 Newman Center 1 The earth around my house is more beautiful today for the gifts my guests have brought. UNICEF halloween drive Anonymous Indian By Maurice Burke headquarters are at the First own countries. UNICEF's Seven Arrows by Storm $9.95 Exponent Reporter Methodist Church here in goal is a world where every Bozeman. child has a chance to grow and Look to the Mountain Top $5.95 The United Nations Children Fund money-raising To help in the drive, the develop his or her talents. and many other books by and about drive will be held this Monday Model United Nations Club of Indians from 4: 30 pm to 7: 00 pm. Due MSU will set up a table In the ANNOUNCEME T to certain contingencies in the SUB on Monday where contri­ butions can be made. According to Martin Bozeman area, the date of the Whalen, director of the drive for Bozeman was Contributions of any size Country will be gladly accepted. One Physical Plant, some students changed this year from its have been having trouble with regular day, October 31. nickel given to UNICEF buys 30 glasses of mUk , and 50 cents the new Centrex system. Eook Shelf This fund raising drive is held Instead of dialing just the throughout the United States given to U ICEFbuysenough 1528 West Main - BCG vaccine to protect 40 last four numbers of the seven each year. Its proceeds are digit number for on-campus in back of the Red Barn used by UNICEF , an children against tuber­ culosis. calls, the students dial all organization of the United seven numbers. Nations, to help the children of UNICEF equips schools and underdeveloped countries of clinics In underdeveloped So for any students wishing the world. countries. It helps families to make on-campus calls, Children from around the and communities to learn please dial only the last four Bozeman area will participate about nutrition and health. It numbers. in the drive. The drive is being aids the training of nurses, coordinated by Bozeman's teachers and many others UNICEF Organization whose who can help children in their Dance your way to fitness Dancers in the Montana State University Repertory Dance Company are in better shape than football players, according to Rozan Pitcher instructor of physicai "Buy Now! The Skier 1s always education and director of the group. ready." The dance group is going into its fourth year and is welcoming new members. According to Mrs. Pitcher the Packages from / aim of the group is " to give the people who come a background in creative 95 modern dance." She said the group's second goal is "to take the ability our 49 ~~--'wE1 members develop and put it into a performance. " BUY The company is open to .g townspeople as well as univer­ sity staff. Men and women ~ ,,._, SELL both are eligible for the free program. Additional advantages include the physical filness / TRADE dancing gives, according to the instructor. GOOD Selection Used Equipment "It' s great for self­ PRICED FOR QUICK SALE expression," she said, "and even better for strength. Dancing builds endurance and flexibility." At the season's end the dancers, schooled in creative modern dance, will give a Free Pari

Railroad Tom Judge supported Board of Health mr pollu­ scho/a rs hips tion standards against the Governor.

awarded Tom Judge sponsored consumer protection opposed Four MSU students from counties served by the Union by special interest groups. Pacific Railroad in Montana each received $400 scholarships at a dinner in their honor on the Universitv campus in Bozeman. · Tom Judge opposed the sales tax against the special The winners were Gail C. Shaffner of Dillon, Joy A. interest groups (Burlington Northern, Montana Power, Kallestad of Belgrade and Mary L. Redfern of Butte, all 4-H Club members majoring Anaconda Company). in home economics, and Timothy B. Laden of Dillon, the Future Farmer of America winner. The awards were presented AS GOVERNOR TOM JUDGE WOULD WORK by T. J. Rouse of Omaha, UP training and development manager. Also attending the FOR INTERESTS OF PEOPLE AS OPPOSED dinner were Lark P. Carter, assistant dean of the MSU TO THE SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS College of Agriculture; Dr. Max Amberson, head of the agricultural education department, and C. W. (Bric k ) Vaughn, state Paid fo~ by MSU Students for Tom Judge, Pat Clark, Sec., and Extension 4-H specialist at Tom Judge for Governor Club, Sidney Armstrong. Sec. MSU. THE EXPONENT * * Friday,Oct. 27, 1972 - 13 ELECT GEORGE R. GILLETTE Up against

Republican Candidate For COUNTY the wall, COMMISSIONER a winos! Qualified Through The drinking problem at Experience Bobcat home games hasn't Seventeen years experience in County Governmtpnt . increased , it's just changed Resident Taxpayer in Gallatin County for Forty-two location and beverage, Years. according to Robert Johnson , Your support at the polls Nov. 1th will be appreciated. Bozeman chief of police. Pol Adv Pd tor bor' G1lle11e for Countv Commissioner Club. Marcella Nom>er He said that drinking has Treasurer been a traditional practice at Cat grid games, but the switch to the high school field plus the increasing popularity of the Elect fruit of the vine has changed J. W. "Brick" the problem. Previously, a small number of imbibers were hustled off BREEDEN for public intoxication. The move to Van Winkle Stadium Republican For has increased another law infraction - driving while intoxicated. Johnson said that State Senator DWI cases have tripled over last year's total. G11llatin - Park Counties Student preference for "To serve you and Boone's Farm wine has led to even more open drinking than Montana in a prudent before, stated Johnson. way" He said that one factor ls working in the police's favor Paid 101 bV Breeden tor Senator Club R C We1herell Tren this year in controlling the liquor flow into the stadium. " The old student activity tickets automatically let BOZEMAN students into the games. They had paid their money and had a right to get in. Now, since students buy tickets SYMPHONY individually, they can be denied admission if lt is seen that they have Uquor in their possession." SOCIETY Johnson explained that since it ls illegal to drink in a public place, the police can 1972-73 Program legally ask a person if they can November 12, 1972 ...... Symphony with search him for liquor on his person. Leonard Rose . cellist If he refuses such an eYamination, the police can December 10, 1972 ...... Christmas Music deduce that he must have by the Symphonic Choir and Orchestra liquor, and refuse to let him February 4 , 1973 ...... •...... Symphony with into the game. Elaine Bliss, pianist However, he said this policy is not being enforced because March 11 . 1973 .... Symphony with Symphonic ·'we would have to shake down Choir with Dorothy Barnes and all the people, including the Lowell Hickman, soloists in Brahms' Requiem ones with the thermos bottles April 29. 1973 ...... Symphony Orchestra who it on the south side." Instead, a group of 10-14 cops patrol the grounds during Annual Memberships Single each game, watching for AOult ...... S8 .00 inebriates who are causing University Student ...... S3 .00 trouble, and also the obvious mugglers. (with activity ticket) Meanwhile, bottle-thowers Student ...... S4.00 high in the stands continue to be a problem. Family "If students were concerned Patron ...... $ 30.00 with the bottle-throwing, they Contributor ...... $ 50.00 could police themselves. I Sponsor ...... S 100.00 don 't believe one studentln 500 approves of Benefactor ...... 5250.00 such incidents," said Johnson. He noted that three years To obtain memberships call M . Leigh, phone ago a woman was seriously 586-2298. cut bv an errant bottle. " ow you ·know why we wear ...... hardhat to the games." "If the universitv wants to control this prob-Jem. they The SUB Cafeteria is open evenings until 10·30 have to provide us with more p.m . and weekends Saturday 7 :15 a.m. - 2 :00 people. " Johnson said. p.m ., 6 :30 p.m . - 10:30 p.m .; Sunday 5 :00 - 9:00 Prese nth-, two or three ca mpu Police attend the 1 p.m . games, primarily to direct traffic. Johnson said the Bozeman WE GET LONESOME WITHOUT police were more uccessful YOU. COME controlling the flow of liquor I JOI US! i nto the Homecoming concerts because the Fieldhouse ...... s .....i audienc» enters single-file . 14 - THE EXPONENT • • Friday, Oct. !7. 1972 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- Wanted Four more years of impartial law Pat in 1033: In the beginning there was light Someone in Texas 1s 1ri love with someone in enlorcement. Re-elect Attorney General and the truth IS : ght. I really love you. Montana. BOB WOOOAHL - he ke eps his word. Pd Roskie . Wanted : Four more yea1S of an attorney Pol. Ad. Ed Eck Treas Wanted to Buy: 1930-3 1 Model A Ford in general who has respect for the law and Judge Lessley IS part of the MSU campus. running cond1t1on. Call 7-7167 courage to enforce 1l Re-elect Attorney Vote for your best interests. Pd for by Sigma Epsilon Chi - I dig holes. Gopher. General BOB WOOOAHL - he keeps his Students for Re-elect10n of Lessley, W word . Pd. Pol. Ad , Ed Eck , Treas. Chauner. Treas. Want to Sell: Cassette stereo recorder. only six months old and m very good condition. Snort - The queen and originator of klub Lost at concert Sat night or Bo~e State-Cat Wanted : Four more years of an attorney Lost at Concert Gene 1acket. I need my keys Call 994-2389 between 6 & 8 pm . arrives ThulS. How lucky can we be? Bosom game, one pair black horn rimmed glasses. If general who enforced the law no matter who desperately Tum m al SUB desk or send to lound call 388-6844 atter 600 gets caught ·red handed 'Re-elect Attorney 403 Broadway General BOB WOODAHL - he keeps his Fiesta Day- I Burrrto. l Taco and t to cent Announcing 9FN Burt word Pd Pol ad. Ed Eck. treas Reynolds eat you r drink for 50 cents Wed, Nov Isl at Taco heart out Brought to you by courtesy of Johns. To those of you children who risked your 3FH Marcia Thompson is hav'1g lhe biggest campus record and set as de all fear of being Corrections I Friday night 8 pm - Ken Pa~g1. renowned expelled to make pumpkin party you ever saw Friday night­ lhe new fountain mre world traveler will present a talk and slide colorful for all of us to enioy - Thanks dont forget to come show ol his recent iourney to the tabled city In the Tuesday, Oct. 17th, Exponent, you lor nothing. One who thnks art IS for All MRP - You'll think of Missou~ . Mont This IS by gawd log published an article by Joe Nistler concerning quarter (when next mans sake October comes around - material you wh1mps! gubernatorial candidate Ed Smith's visit to MSU Judge Lessley knows, works with and This week 's Klutz Award goes to Bob for his Eggs. Lima. Devel - Sorry you all got mad at understands our viewpoint the previous Friday. We would like to make a Pd for by skillful avoidance of sw1ng1ng doors m the us - Plentywood and Company Students correction. for Lessley, W Chauner, Treas . lobby of Hedges Nortb . 3FH Wanted Beautiful male to make beautiful Honda 90 for sale Good cond1t10n. high· low It is to your statement that Smith "spoke in For Sale Lange standard ski boots . Sile 9'h. baby Call Kim atter 6. range $150. Call 7-S737 $45. Call 586-5344 or 994-3111 Ask for favor of ... excessive Montana Power rate C.M I've got eyes only for you - Ruth Harley '74 engine and trans . Could be used Bob or leave a message. increases." Obviously, there was an error on for chopper $200 Far Sale 65 l/W bug. New paint. tires, runs Call 7-8737 Bozeman Unitarians hash 1t out Sundays, 8 someone's part. Mr. Smith spoke out vigorously excellent $5 75 Phone 2429 Second annual costume party al the C.B pm, Wesley House. Th~ week Or. Norman against the increases, citing several other issues 1971 VW Camper, excellent condrt1on, low Frday, Oct 27 Festiv1bes begin at 81)0 pm . Ma 1Shall - "Encounter With Zen mileage. Call 586·2807 atter 6 pm Ask for B.S., H, Kl, V P Buddhism . which were involved, and mentioned that his Denny Fisher opponent hadn' t said anything at all about the rate TOM WINSOR says "The best way we can Dirty pool m Politics has no p~ ce m a race Guess who won the primary' Tom Sabo did' create 1obs and a healthy business climate is for district fudge. Vote for Tom Sabo! Paid for changes. Give him your confidence again on Nov. Ith. to reduce taxes." Winsor tor Sena te Club, by Stud ent for Sabo Comm .. Jack Cow hshaw. Pat Pomeroy, Soph., Pre-Med Pd. for by students for Sabo Comm .. Jack Arv Klopp, Treas. Treas. Cowlishaw. Treas Ellen Magnuson, Soph., Music PINS"Gs WantedNow· Dedicated followers of Jesus Chairmen of Ed Smith on Campus The VELVETEEN RABBIT will be appearing Bobble Currie. KD. to Garv Shel1on fo r LTC 7 pm Monday night. SUB Madison "live and 1n color" at the Ore House FrKlay hellev Jackson. Alpha Gamma Uelta, to Room and Saturday nights Jerrv \'an Haur AGR.

The Cat Box. • • 'l'UESDAY, OCTOBER 31 BIGGIE OF THE WEEK ... With the weekly droppings 'The ASMSU Cultural Affairs Board from the Hill presents Anthony Herbert tonight at 8 pm in the SUB Ballroom. Herbert was the most The Student suspenseful Wait Until Dark at 7: 30 pm in decorated enlisted man in the Korean Union Theatre will present conflict The Dark of the SUB Theatre. AdaptPd from the New but was forced to leave the Army for the Moon each night from exposing October 31 through November 4. This is the York stage play the movie depicts an war crimes in Vietnam. The topic first of eight productions scheduled this year innocent couple who become involved with a of his lecture will be "The Army 'l'oday, by Theatre Arts. Dark of the Moon is narcotics gang. Wait Until Dark stars Draft vs. Volunteer." An interview of described as a class of rural Americana, Audrey Hepburn, Alan Arkin and Richard Herbert appeared in the July '72 issue of based on the haunting ballad of "Barbara Crenna. Admission is $.75 at the door. Playboy. Students with activity tickets will be admitted free. Non-student admission Allen" and set in the Smokey Mountains. is Students will be admitted SUNDAY, OCTOBER 29 $1 at the door. free with ID's; KGLT adults, $2.00 and and Pacifica present Feedback: children under 12, $1.00. The Chess Club wraps up its tourney Part Performances begin at 8 pm each night. IV tonight at 9 pm. The latest program today in Reid Hall with playoffs at 9 am and in the Armstrong Award-winning series 1: 30 pm. Trophies In various classes are to points to the structures and conventions of FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27 be awarded. broadcast journalism: the news department The comedy team of Pat Harrison and KGLT presents a special tonight at 9 within the broadcast universe; the notion of Robin Tyler will appear tonight in the SUB pm. Earlier this month an envoy of Indians objectivity; and biases of the corporate Ballroom at 8 pm. In the mood of their new passed through Bozeman on their way to join newsmaker. album "Try It - You'll Like It" the feminist a march on Washington, D.C. to demon­ comedy duo will be spoofing women's strate for Indian Rights. The group was WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1 liberation . This program is appropriately interviewed by Michael O'Hanlon for KGLT. There will be a rap session with Cultural sponsored by AWS and is open to the public. Cinema Circuit presents the final Affairs' guest Anthony Herbert his morning Admission is free. showing of Wait Until Dark tonight at 7: 30 from 9: 30 to 12: 30 . The Informal meeting will Word from the Fieldhouse is that pm in the SUB Theatre. be held in the Missouri Room of the SUB. athletic director Tom Parac has a Beef Show KGLT's Nine O'clock Wednesday will go scheduled at 2 pm. More than 60 entries are on the alr tonight, but the program content is expected for the annual MSU Steer-A-Year undecided at this time. Tune in to KGLT for calf judging contest. The contest will be held MONDAY, OCTOBER 30 the big decision. in the livestock pavilion west of the campus. KGLT a nd Pacifica present the first of The Steer-A-Year Club is an organization of two programs entitled "Feedhack" tonight THURSDAY,NOVEMBER2 Montana stockmen who give financial at 9 pm. A cultural critique of broadcast Nicholas support to athletics at MSU. entertainment Johnson on Communications , the program examines some and Populism of the messages of prime-time television: will be presented by KGLT SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28 tonight. Johnson discusses how the results of Clean violence, law and order, sexual and the state primaries reflect the growing The last scheduled home MSU football racial stereotypes, and the urge to buy. alienation Pacifica that people feel from, the game, matching the Fighting Bobcats bills this one as dynamite. Don't mainstream of American society - a against Idaho State, will be played at 2: 30 miss It. system which Thrills is controlled by big business pm today. If it keeps snowing, the game are in store tonight as AS!\"..SU's and by big se government. He takes a hard look might 'took more like tryouts for the ski nate goes into action at 6 pm in the !"UB's at commercial broadcasting and explains team. ASM SU will be running buses to the Madison - Jefferson Room. Admission is why the conswner orientation of the game from Lewis and Clark, Hapner, and free! networks makes It impossible for them Cultural Affairs Board, who to Hedges dormitories and from the SUB at bring you deal with reality and controversy. Possibly 1: 15 and 1: 45. Be sure to note the change m Anthony Herbert later th ls week, will meet one of the best speeches offered to date. Air times. at noon in the Big Horn - Yellowstone Room time is 9 pm. MSU's Chess Club is hosting an open of the SUB. Student government swings into action tournament beginning today through The Outdoor Club also meets tonight at tonight at 6 pm In the Madison-Jefferson Saturday. Registration opens at 8: 30 am 7: 30 in Room 139 of the SUB. Room of the SUB. Unless Senate sets a date with matches scheduled for 9 am, 1: 30 and 6 Career Placement hosts Pacific Gas & for fall Electric, elections soon this group might never pm. Play will be in Room 317 ~ f the SUB. DuPont, General Electric and see a new fact - at a meeting, that is. Stop There will be a $2 entry fee and five trophies Texaco today. Graduate students and by and see how it works. You might even are to be awarded. seniors are encouraged to make appoint­ want to join. Cinema Circuit will present the ments early for placement interviews. THE EXPONENT * * Friday, Oct. 27, 1972 - tS Q\t.. 1S ARE HUNGJi I LETS GO y aTO~THEOW\

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