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Associated Students, University of California, Santa Barbara

VoL 46 - No. 61 Friday, February 18, 1966 New director leads Peace Corps growth

By STEPHEN RITTENBERG main job he has found on uni- ersity campuses has beat tell­ News Editor ing students what the Peace "Expansionist-minded" un­ Corps does. der a new director, Peace Corps "W e ’ ve gotten questions such is aiming fo r 10,500 trainees as ‘Can I go to Switzerland?" to fill its overseas quotas. or ‘Can girls go?" During next week, designated Peace Corps week by Legis­ M U D H U T lative Council, former vol­ Problem s that Peace Corps unteers will be on campus to form er volunteers face in pub­ answer questions cm the corps. licizing their program have On March 1 the Peace Corps been the ‘*nud hut syndrome" will be five years old. Created and the feeling -that) special in 1961 by President John Ken­ skills are needed. nedy, it now has over 10,000 Liberal arts students feel volunteers in 46 different coun­ that the Peace Corps requires tries. Under new director Jack only volunteers with special Vaughan, the Peace Corps hopes skills. Two of the areas in which to expand into 24 countries the Peace Corps works, teach­ VOLUNTEERS HELP—The Peace Corps celebrates Its fifth anniversary March 1 by who have applied for volunteers. aiming for 10,500 volunteers to fill Its overseas quota. Peace Corps Week at UCSB ing and community devel­ will include a panel discussion sponsored by EL GAUCHO. WAITING LIST opment, are suited for liberal a rts students. According to the Director Graham also said, "W e have o f the Western Region of the to train most of our people. Office of Public Affairs of the Over two-thirds of the volun­ Peace Corps, Hugh Graham, teers had to be trained during' Pol ¡cíes of national SDS "Jack Vaughan. Our new d ir­ thé summer training sessions ector, is expansionist minded. to perform their jobs." Shriver intended to consolidate in the 46 nations we presently Describing the "mud hut syn­ send volunteers to. We have a d ro m e" as the b elief that vol­ clarified at chapter meet unteers live in primitive vill­ waiting list of 24 countries and Vaughan wants to go into age huts, Graham stated that By BONNIE KESSENICK public about the aims of radi­ from their compassion by the aU of them." most live very weU. Students interested should Assistant Copy Editor cal politics. institutional system that inher­ Graham stated that after five Carl Oglesby, current pres­ its us all. years the Peace Corps has fiU out applications and take ident of SDS, has spread the developed such an appeal over­ it to the test. Graham stressed Students fo r Democratic Soc­ "Generation in and out, we group’s philosophy to various seas that it cannot fiU the r e ­ that signing an application does iety, a liberally oriented group are put to use. People become college campuses, and was a quests made. not commit the student to the composed mainly of college stu­ instruments." featured speaker at Berkeley Peace Corps. dents, came to UCSB in the TARGET NUMBER midst of a funeral dirge being during the F ree Speech contro­ Oglesby continued, saying The test consists of a half that his organization was at­ sung for the SFPA. versy. A age 2— EL G AUCHO — Friday, February 18, 1966 OPEN FORUM Arguments pro and con are voiced as... By JEFF HERMAN that before conflicts between Even when he wrote that Doug nations could be resolved, the Glaeser was thinking of rescin­ Chairman, Sing Out individuals within the nation ding the $300 appropriated by My friend, John Maybury, must be helped. The task that RHA he didn’t know that Doug has just given me a call and these students took upon them­ was behaving so because of asked me to meet him at the selves was of immense pro­ financial technicality and not E L GAUCHO office. It is now portions, but now le t’ s take a because there was any dissent 12:30. He wants me to write look at their record since then against the program , nor did a story before my 1:00 class, to see how they’ve done. he know that Doug couldn’t re­ counteracting the one he has scind the money if he wanted been preparing all week. WORLD TOUR to because RHA Legislature had How nice of him! This is passed it by a vote of 43-3. nothing new to him, though. Since last summer, Sing Out Now we come to the question, EDITORIAL He has been following me and has performed in Washington "Who am I?” I am simply a my helpers all week contem­ D.C. under the sponsorship of freshman here at UCSE who plating our downfall. He has 95 UJ3. Congressmen. They happened to see Sing Out last overlooked all the advantages have toured the nation, Asia, Let’s Hear It from SDS Christmas and since then h^s of the Sing Out program and has and parts of Europe solely on been working to bring Sing Out been looking fastidiously for the financial support of the Maybe one of the reasons the Students for Free to the school. I believe a pro­ its defects, and he thinks he people who have invited them. Political Action decided to discontinue their organization gram like Sing Out is a step has found some. Thousands of people await in the right -direction and would as it stood was an apparent inability to decide what to do Let me begin my rebuttal by them at each stop. Just re ­ help improve the image of the further explaining Sing Out. Sing next. cently in Florida, 5,000 appli­ university in the community. It. was an indecisiveness complicated by the great Out began last summer, nottwo cations to join Sing Out were divergence erf opinion among the membership that seems years ago as John stated, by received. Not too long ago at to have stifled the SFPA as a working organization. an organization called Moral the Air Force Academy, Sing YOU'RE INVITED In all fairness, the protest vigil and the support of the Re-Armament. MRA held a Out was given eight encores I’d hate to see a program conference in Michigan which Delano strikers showed that the group was unified at least and a 20-minute standing ova­ that has received such univer­ was attended by 5,000 students in conviction and sentiment. Additionaly, they put out tion. Sing Out made front page sal acclaim as has Sing Out from all oyer the world and news every day for two straight pass by Santa Barbara a couple of issues of a mimeo sheet called "The Free country. weeks in the newspaper "Nash­ unnoticed. Speaker,»» which presented a part of the official SFPA These students were tired of ville Banner.” I invite every one of you, position. But there were, unfortunately, only four issues. listening to "minority groups” students of UCSB, no matter A record as fantastic as this No doubt it»s difficult to come out with detailed state­ speak out against our govern­ what your beliefs or ideals may one does not indicate to me ments or analyses on issues as incredibly complex as ment. These students realized be, to come to Robertson Gym that the members of Sing Out that our country needs the help next Sunday night at 8 with Viet' Nam which carry the full approval of the majority are a horde of fanatics. of its citizens more today than your 50 cent ticket that may of the members. But we think this is what the SFPA Why John Maybury is so ever before in its history. be purchased at the AS office needed to gain recognition as an organization, instead staunchly against the program A divided nation cannot exist and find out for.* yourselves I don’t know. I hope it’s simply of as an aggregation of individuals. as a world leader if its citi­ what Sing Out is all about. This is the charm it had and then lost. It was a zens w ill not back up the offi­ because he doesn’t know what Our student body president group of dedicated students with a cause who, upon cials they have voted into off­ he’ s talking about. John has ice by the terms provided for never seen Sing Out and feels and the mayor of Santa Barbara grabbing the ear of the local public, developed a chronic by their constitution. he is quite qualified to delve also join me in hoping to see case of stage fright. What did emerge were some great These students further felt deeply into the organization. you there. and noble theories, often in slogan form, but the specific plans and arguments to supplement those ideals seldom came about. fast and furious It could have been that the diverse ideas of the ...MRA debate p w s membership made a job of maintaining a consistent stream By LYNDEN EVANS B y JOHN MAYBURY of arguments, or a continuing program of local political Sophomore, Sociology Assistant Editor activity a lot easier said than done. But this is why they I am deeply concerned lest the provincial "Freedom Is not free,” reads Jeff Herman’s formed the group, and this is why, after concluding and contradictory logic exemplified by letters lapel pin. This boy means business. He considers it wasn’t working, they broke it up. from M r. Herman and Mayor MacGilUvray should himself the majority voice of the American Many of these same individuals reportedly have helped be imputed to the UCSB student body in general. student. But what majority? form the local chapter of Students for a Democratic Naturally, there Is much in the heritage of Herman is the local Sing Out organizer. Al­ Society. every American for which we can be proud and though he blandly Informs his audience of speU- So far, we are unable to say precisely what SDS is. grateful. To the extent that the United States bound freshman g irls that Sing Out is independent We don’t know when they will formulate some plan for represents the actualizations of ideals expressed of Moral Re-Armament (MRA), the fact remains In the Declaration of Independence it Is worthy that MRA started Sing Out two years ago and con­ community action. We don’t know how to translate all of praise, but does this mean that we should tinues to sustain it ideologically, if not financially. the humanistic and noble credos into what they mean in invert the emphasis which ontological analysis What Sing Out says for 99% of A m erica’ s terms of specific action for these students or for this im plies, and love Am erica above the ideals which students, “ the silent majority,” Is that patriotism campus. give it value? is worth more than peace, and that pacifism is We don’t know what they support, or what they pro­ If so, then we must adopt the credo "lv.y unpatriotic. te st-a sid e from Viet Nam, the draft, and the traditional country right or wrong,” a philosophy by which 'MORAL REACTION' inhumanities—or if and when and where they plan to work Germany under Hitler could justify any atrocity. Such a view not only ignores the very values of One campus liberal has called such views toward specific objectives. The point is, so far there is freedom and love in which M r. Herman professes "m oral reaction rather than re-armamemt.” Asfar nothing that distinguishes these people as an organization. to believe but implies total ignorance of the as he Is concerned, SlngOut simply does not under­ What SD6 has done is gone on record as being dis­ larger world community which modern communi­ stand pacifism. satisfied with the way things are. But the faculty and the cation has made abundantly real. Pacifists get lumped with anarchists in students— the concerned ones—are also dissatisfied. E L An orientation toward these basic concepts Herman’s simplistic system. For instance, wanting to get out of Viet Nam isasbad as wanting to under­ GAUCHO is dissatisfied. Student government is dissatis­ of freedom and individual Integrity, for which the colonial radicals began the American Revolution, mine the government. fied. and also toward the community of man, can moti­ "Negatve m inorities” such as pacifists, So far we all have agreed that something should be vate action which will improve this country and the Herman gripes, have always monopolized publicity. done to improve things because unfortunately, there world much more than a blind loyalty to "America "W e are setting out to try to change the Image is no universe next door. — uber aUes.” minority groups have projected to the majority.” We believe that what is needed is a clarification of Only thus can we examine critically the he said, referring to folk music. reality of freedom and love In this country what the SDS is, what its members plan to do on this CLEAN-CUT campus, and what they hope to achieve as a national and In the world and attempt improvement. Does Mr. Herman consider the Negro In this What is Sing Out?--a frantic hullabaloo of organization. country to be free? Does he consider the napalm neo-folk Sousa, to judge by Herman's revealing W e’re also curious about how they plan to go about rain over Viet Nam to be an act of love? propaganda film . That clean cut Image jumps right doing whatever they’re going to do. We can only ask and deal with such questions out of the film at the view er. To this end, E L GAUCHO welcomes concise and when we refuse to allow our reason to be Eleven minutes of truly biased reel-lsm shows specific analyses of the SDS, not to mention official clouded by provincial patriotism and its love Sing Out In action. Everyone Is hyper-active; they never stand still, but jitter, wail, strum, pro­ statements on the issues from its officers, as well as of the status quo. Mr. Herman is surprisingly forthright when selytize, lobby, beg for publicity and money, and from any member with a dissenting view to offer. he says that Sing Out is for patriotism, not fight for freedom. pacifism. It Is precisely this fact that should They travel everywhere, picking up converts JEFF KREND make UCSB students think twice about supporting in droves (sometimes 400 at once) and preaching Editor Sing Out, fo r regardless of the debate over the purity, honesty, love, and unselfishness. In fact, pragmatic efficacy of pacifism, this country MRA stresses the importance of character building and the world can only suffer from the active as preparatory to greatness and strength. support of nationalism and militarism which Sing Fitness is played up big In the film, which is Out and MRA represent. entitled SING OUT, SPEAK OUT. Also, the producer M r. Herman mentions that Sing Out is NOT has very adroitly panned in on as many smiling E l a militaristic group. Yet they are unequivocably Negro faces as possible, so as to make Sing Out supporting present American military action in rallies took like racial love feasts. Viet Nam and attempting to counter the widespread expression of those who would find alternatives CONVERSION (Saucbo to military action. Thus Mr. Herman misunder­ Now, consider a typical sing Out Sally: her stands or refuses to recognize militarism. name Is Francle Flanders. She Is a Theta from JEFF KREND, Editor Those who support Sing Out by attending their the University of Colorado who by her own con­ Publlxbad ob Mooday, Wednsaday, Thursday apd Friday durlng the achool ytftty concert or sponsoring their activities are in fact fession used to be an ordinary, sarcastic, ra­ •xcapt durlng v ia tlo C i and m u parlods, by Um Associated Student«, Univ. of reneging on their responsibility to critically ana­ tionalizing college coed. California, Santa Barbara 93106. Dlatrlbuted by the Squires, sophomore raen’ s booorary, Jim Backatt, President. Pr int ad in Goleta by the Campus Prass, lyze policies of their government and to actively When Sing Out hit her campus a while back 82 Aero Camino. Ent er ad as aecood-class matter oa Nor. 20, 1991, at Goleta, create a world based on freedom and love. Let she was swept up into the movement. She gave Callf. 9301?, cader the a d oI March 3, 1879. not the students of UCSB so compromise their up school for an unsalaried job and now tours reason and their ideals. mits he has not read material EL GAUCHO editorial dealt Friday, February 18, 1966— EL G AUCHO — Page 3 the world telling people to and thus cannot speak, taking with. «clean up their liv e s .” And refuge in the following state­ Interested readers may look rich Him m ler, head of the people respond. ment: drop omnicompetent resolution up in the library: (1) the May Gestapo, who, according to the ‘ tSing Out has no political fo r all. No matter where Sing Out 20, 1961 issue of The Nation German industrialist Fritz affiliations. It’s more a way No doi4>t this inundation of goes, everyone from Senators and (2) the book, “ The Mystery Thyssen (p. 158 of his book of life .” resolution from the sweet dove and mayors to Olympic ath­ of Moral Re-Armament” by ‘ *1 Paid Hitler” ) was a memb­ Such naivete aUows Herman of goodness is aesthetically letes become inexplicably Tom Driberg for good treat­ er of the Oxford Group. and his cohorts to accept war more appealing than a sea of pious. ments of MRA and its ideo­ despite their preaching on Jove, logy. JACK G. CEDER napalm defecated by a cold Associate Professor of Mathe­ TORCH LIGHTS honesty, etc. They believe the For example, on the seamy and metallic B-52; however, government is right no matter side, it seems that MRA, which matics belief that either bird will bring A ll that is missing is torch peace is absurd. lights as Sing Out prepares to what and that it should be sup­ was called the Oxford Group I do not doubt the sincerity hit UCSB. The Mayor and City ported all the way. before 1938, was soft on Hitler Dove or B-52: of Professor HubbeU’ s intents Council of Santa Barbara, along and Nazism. FAILURE Indicative of this was Hie and purposes and am m yself with UCSB’s Committee bn Arts aware of the moral responsi­ Herman, along with others declaration of MRA’s founder and Lectures and Residence neither 'bird' is bility we all share for trying in Sing Out, refuses to acknow­ D r. Frank Buchman that «1 Halls Association (RHA) have to peaceably resolve the con­ ledge the basic conflict between thank heaven for a man like together given Herman close flict. to $2,000. public and private obUgatlons, Adolph Hitler, whobuiltafront- The way to peace between consensus and con­ However, the assumption that Ctt was learned, however, that line defense against the anti- science. To the Editor: the conflicts troubling the com­ Doug Glaeser, RHA President,, Christ of Communism.” . . . Somehow, Sing Out has failed Concerning the letter ‘«Prof plex world today can be re ­ would seek to' stop payment on “Human problems aren’t is Planning Action as War solved by resorting to reliance a check for $300.) to win huge followings on this economic. They’re moral, and campus by the sea. Protestor,” I would like to upon meditation and traditional Otherwise, ticket sales have they can’t be solved by im­ commend Professor Charles H. moral values is morally inviting been going miserably; Herman moral measures. They could HUbbell fo r his realistic ap­ but realistically illogical. blam es it on poor publicity. be solved within a God-con- proach to ending the war and Probably bne of the main His ticket tables are manned Sing Out exposed trolled theocracy, and they awakening the moral commun­ reasons why we are fighting by attractive coeds who volun­ could be solved through a God- ity. today is due not to disregard­ teered their help, but who un­ T o the Editor: controlled Fascist dictator­ We will all adorn ourselves ing morals but to the fact that fortunately (and rather conven­ Behind the facade of the ship.” (As reported in the with three or four inches of we are paying too much hom­ iently) know nothing about Sing ‘ «absolute m orality” and ‘ «ab­ “ New York World Telegram” black ribbon, close our mouths age to them. Out or MRA. solute love” of Moral Re-Ar­ Aug. 26, 1936; see also chap­ and transcend to Nirvana for am Morals are uncompromls- ter 4 of D riberg’ s book.) HITLER mament, the sponsors of the hour in front of the library able. When morals are at con­ 1966 Sing Out, there lurks much M oreover MRA has had many shake hands with Freddy and flict as they are now, war is Informed that M RA’ s founder more than the anti-communism a suspect bedfellow, one of then that mystical bird of para­ irrepressible. was an ardent admirer of Hitler, chauvinism and glorification of which was that paladin dise called "L o v e ” w ill swoop A R T JOHNSON these UCSB coeds, unsuspecting militarism, which Monday’s of ‘ «absolute m orality” , Hein­ over Haoi and Washington and Sophomore, Political Science recruits to a rather shady cause, are at a loss for words. So is Herman. 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Sing Out ‘66, an organization sponsored by Moral Re-Armament, w ill perform in Robertson Gymnasium at 8 p.m. Sunday. The Sing Out cast consists of 130 students who have dedicated part of their lives to the 'betterm ent of the country and the w orld,” says a group spokesman. Sing Out's theme becomes clear in its program. The show opens with “ The Star-Spangled Banner.” Then the perform ers sing their theme song, “ Don't Stand S till” in which they say “ We have got a mighty job to fill. The world's awaiting to be made by every gal and gay young blade.” In “ Freedom Isn't Free,” they sing “ You've got to pay a price, you've got to sacrifice, for your liberty.” Among their songs are: “ Up with People,” “ You Can't Live Crooked and Think Straight,” Health center and “ Which Way, Am erica?” Their conclusion in “ What requires cards Color is God’s Skin” is, ‘dt's black, brown, it’s yellow, it’s Student Health Service re­ red, it is white.” ceptionist personnel are, ex­ Skits, Scandinavian dancers, cept in cases of emergency, and Indians add to the variety sending many students back to of the show. their living quarters for their current student Registration You will not forget Cards for identification pur­ poses before giving any ser­ vice. SPANISH President growth depends W.T. Robbins, director of the health center, reminds stu­ dents that they must have with KISS them their current UCSB Re­ on 'creative opposition’ gistration Cards in order to b y obtain medical care. sounds five! DANCE The growing power of the Presidency re­ Burns spoke at a conference on “ Power and Patronize quires “ creative opposition” to keep our society the Presidency,” sponsored by the Center for the EL GAUCHO Dos Pueblos Hall “ rich in diversity,” a political scientist declared Study of Democratic Institutions fo r its Founding T0NITE - 8:30 when he spoke in Santa Barbara on Feb. 5. Members—leaders actively engaged in seeking Advertisers James MacGregor Burns, professor of ways of revitalizing democracy in a revolutionary history at W illiam s College and author of a new age. book entitled “ Presidential Government,” told “ The main hope of keeping the Presidency a group of California business leaders: ‘fPresi- as an alert and daring agency of popular govern­ dential government is a superb instrument for ment lies in a vigorous and vibrant opposition,” realizing our national purpose as we re-define Burns stated. it over the years. Burns pointed out that for years "Am erican “ But purpose, In turn, is steeled not amid conservatives have been jumping up and down and agreement, adjustment, conformity, but in crisis pointing to presidential aggrandizement, like the and conflict . . . A great society needs not con­ man in the Philadelphia Bulletin ad. sensus but creative leadership and creative “ In this the conservatives have been pro­ opposition—hence it needs the sting of challenge foundly right,” Burns said. “ But where they have in a society rich in diversity, in a politics rich been profoundly wrong is in seeing presidential in dissent.” power as a direct threat to individual liberty.”

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WE DISCRIMINATE-No Tennies, Jeans or boys with Goldilocks BUY YOUR TAG NOW !!!!!! ASB CARD DISCOUNT RESERVATIONS RECOMMENDED___ FOR ALL SHOWS Fri. 8:30. 10:30 & 12:30 = Sat. 10:30 & 12:30 (at SU plaza, HI Drary, dining commons) Friday, February 18, 1966— EL G AUCHO — Page 5 Young musician METROPOLITAN i* * THEATRES** performs tonight 'Fantasticks' simplicity SANTA BARBARA Eighteen-year -old Rebecca Penneys, already hailed as one of the wins partial success nation's outstanding young concert pianists, will perform a program o f Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, Schumann and Bartók at UCSB tonight. By DALE LUCIANO though her performance is less Tickets for the 8:30 performance in Campbell Hall are available Staff Reviewer inspired than those of the other at the door. cast members. While the debut presentation Miss Penneys appeared at UCSB last year as she was preparing What Wayne Smith did not of the American Musical The­ fo r participation in the Chopin international Piano Competition possess vocally on opening night m i r ^ B . 23 atre Workshop, “ The Fantast­ m Warsaw, Poland. Her Santa (he was suffering from a cold, icks,” currently at the Magic AT THE CINEMA Barbara audience received her Oregon, and was the soloist it appeared), he made up for in Lantern Theatre through Feb. with enthusiastic acclaim, with the Pontiac Symphony O r­ energy and feeling. His per­ 1217 22, may be a noble experiment as did the critics who heard chestra and the Young Mus­ formance as The Boy is well- STATE ST. in live entertainment, it is only her perform in Poland. icians Foundation Orchestra in timed, restrained, and suitably OPENS DAILY 1:0« a partial success to those ac­ The young pianist had the Los Angeles. melancholy, though he, too, customed to high-calibre ach­ Pbon* 2-7324 or 5-4541 distinction of receiving the un­ might benefit from tighter dir­ ievements within the. campus precedented Special Prize, ection. community. awarded by the Polish Society Tel Aviv club The accent of the play is on Ray Ford, as Girl's Father, of Music Critics after her com­ simplicity. Boy loves girl, girl though, lacks the required depth petition appearance. -The ac­ slates dinner loves boy. Obstacles of matur­ and meaning. The effeminate companying citation read, “ To ity, need, and parental control, predisposition he brought to the Rebecca Penneys, a young and for members however, immediately arise. role, while it does not border rare talent, who brilliantly The pangs of youth (Oh, they on bad taste, soon becomes burst forth upon the stage of Night club life of T el A viv do existí) are examined with tedious and unfunny. Con­ Lemmon-Curtis the Seventh Chopin Competition w ill be available in Santa Bar­ adequate care, taste, and dis­ versely, Chris Story as the at Warsaw, 1965.“ Poland r e ­ bara from 6:30 p.m,, at Temple Natalie crimination by Writer-Lyricist blustering, gout-ridden Father W o o d cently honored her with an in­ B*nai B ’rith. BIAKE EDWARDS' Tom Jones and Composer Har­ of The Boy brings a sheen vitation from the Polish Artist Co-sponsored by Hillel and vey Schmidt. of talent and professionalism ‘The Great Race”: Agency to return there in the the Student Zionist Organiza­ Unfortunately, a good deal to the proceedings, breathing 1966-67 season fo r a concert tion, “An Evening in Tel A viv" of the simplicity is lost on much, life into an important tour of Poland and other coun­ will feature a roast beef dinner, the Magic lantern's confined role. AIRPORT DRIVE-IN tries, including the Soviet professional Israeli dancers, stage area, primarily because The (me remarkably virtuoso Union. a “nightclub—Tel Aviv style” Còl«ta»flpp. S. B. Airport» Ph. 7-I2W M everyone involved in the pro­ performance of the evening be­ Miss Penneys made her first and a keynote speaker. duction seems intent upon driv­ longs to John Matlack, who Open « p.m. • Start 4:45 public appearance at the age With a joint Hillel-SZO mem­ ing home with towering force steals the brief scenes in which of 10. Since then, she has play­ bership ($3), there is no ad­ a simple tale that requires he appears as The Actor, dusty, ed many concerts in recital mission charge; otherwise, a subtle and delicate treatment. dirty, and detestable (delight­ and with orchestra, some of $1.50 donation is requested. L 0 O E Ï t & j While Director Jack Brooks' fully so). His austerely intelli­ which were sponsored by the Further information may be economy in handling the cast gent performance is given con­ TECHNICOLOR* ^ t Young Musicians Foundation of obtained by calling Faith Letter is admirable, the fault must siderable support by his PLUS ACTION CO-HIT Los Angeles. At 13, she was (51160). Transportation ar­ nevertheless lie with him. His “ Assistant,” Joel Freiburger, the soloist in the 14th annual rangements are being handled production lacks style and who skillfully executes several Los Angeles Music Festival by Eric Hutzler (84824). Re­ design in conception, and co­ hilarious bits in succinct fas­ and was the youngest artist ever servations are being taken by hesion and maturity in its ex­ hion. to perform in the event. She Jody Rosenthal (22637). ecution. The orchestration is approp­ has been Invited to return as “ The purpose of this It is obvious that he shouldn't riately charming and pleasant, soloist in this year’s Festival membership dinner and dance have cast himself in the lead while the music itself is only in May. is to allow Jewish students to role of El Gallo, Narrator- infrequently memorable. Prior to her Warsaw trip, think if and/or how they want Black Bandit, for he is far too Miss Penneys played recitals to identify with Judaism,” ac­ But, as a play alone, “The self-conscious and, at times, at Indiana University,St. John's cording to Hillel President Dar­ Fantasticks” is the all too typ­ grossly theatrical in his deli­ College, Caltech, University of rell Potts. ical example of the American very (Ken Grantham, who will Musical at its sheer minimum. PHONI alternate with Mr. Brooks each There are moments of great performance, will doubtless «L INCANTO MOTIL 962-3477 VAI VERDE PRESENTS Musical Theatre, as in ‘South Nightly 8:1 S - Sunday 7:30 fa re better). Pacific” or “ West SideStory.” It is less obvious why he has And there are moments of great LAURENCE HARVEY failed to give necessary atten­ Musical Disaster, as in “ Hello Unanimously Acclaimed tion to the supporting players, Dotty!” or “ Baker Street.” "Life at the Top" all of whom either sing weU Jean Simmons and perform poorly, or vice- The efforts of AMTW are Honor Blackman versa. They constitute an ener­ laudable; while “ The Fantast­ Spanish Dance Company getic, hard-working cast, meri­ icks” is a disappointment, one Plus Trevor Howard ting far better supervision. may look to the future of the "EXPLOSIVE” . . Terry Kelley performs as AM TW fo r bigger and better 'Sons and Lovers" If« Y« Herald Tribuna The G irl with energy and skill. things to come.

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TODAY FACULTY-STUDENT BANQUET, Luth- BASEBALL: UCSB vs. Cal Poly, B era ns, Sunday, 5 p.m. at Grace Luth­ Byrne Report author sees B all Field, 2:45 p.m. eran Church (near Five Points). Make CIRCLE BAR-B, overnight RHA work­ reservations today with M rs. Ray shop, 4 p.m. C7-2416) or M r a. Hurty (7-6916). COMMUNITY AID PROJECT appli­ cations may be obtained in the AS office, the library, and at the dining 'encouraging progress’ commons. Office workers are also Teach-in set needed. GYMNASTIC MEET, UCSB, S.F. State, Jerome C. Byrne, author of so far have been a «good step However, Byrne feels that it San Diego State, Old Gym, 7-10 p.m. University Committee on the controversial Byrne report forward,” stated the attorney would take two to five years MERHABA FOLK DANCE group, Bldg. War and Peace will sponsor 421, 8-11 p.m. A ll are welcome for a teach-in on the UCSB cam­ on the Berkeley crisis last year, this week in his first public «to build the kind of admini­ informal folk dancing. pus Saturday, M ar. 26, from believes UC Regents and ad­ rem arks about UC since his stration at each campus,” cap­ NEWMAN CLUB, SH 1004, 8 p.m. In­ ministrators have made “en­ report was published some nine able of exercising the independ­ terested students call Diane Cacca- 1-6 p.m. in Campbell Hall, mise, 85181 for information. on Feb. 26 as was previofis- couraging progress toward months ago. ence recommended in his re­ PLAY: “A Resounding Tinkle,»» Little While Byrne feels «there is port. Theatre, 8:30 p.m. ly announced. still a long way to go,” he Byrne notes new philo­ PI SIGMA ALPHA 6195 Graigmont Dr., thinks the most important gain sophic tone” that seems to Friday 4:30-7:00 p.m. An informal meeting for all poll scl faculty, grad­ is a new «la is s e z -fa ire ” atti­ have settled over the Univer­ uate students Pi Sigma Alpha members tude the Régents have adopted, sity. “ People in authority seem and those eligile for membership in leaving supervision of student to have learned that they can’t the national honor society with tt least nine upper division P £ # units and a conduct to the individual cam­ "Advise & hope to control the Ideas of 3.0 final PJ># courses. pus chancellors. thousands of students and that SPORTS CAR RALLY, S 3 « Area. « I think the future students they can’t run scared from the RECREATION, Old Gym, 1-4 p.m. will look to the chancellor for legislature or anyone else.” WEIGHTLIFTING, 455-101, 7-9 p.m. leadership,” Byrne surmises. Conerning the Regents’ WRESTLING: Varsity vs. L.A. State, Consent" Old Gym, 8 p.m. Although the lawyer praises committees, Byrne seems to UPCOMING EVENTS methods taken by President think they ‘ «deal less with t r i­ DANCE: Old Gym, Sat. Feb. 19, 8-12 Sat. - Feb. 19 Clark K err and the Regents, via” than they did a year ago, p.m. Admission 50$. Collegians will play. 7:00 - 10:00 Two showings he suggests the “ weight Of ex­ but that too much of their time INTERNATIONAL H A L L invites a ll stu­ perimentation might be more is still taken up by matters dents to an open house Sunday. In­ Campbell Hall - 50? on the side of autonomy” than that could be decided at lower formal reception at 8 p.m. to honor Sponsored by Senior Class new foreign students. Refreshments it has been so far. administrative levels. will be served.

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Catholic scholars stress N O SPEED RACE Viet Nam in morality talk IV cars rallye tonight "M orality and Peace,” with emphasis on the Viet Nam war, will be discussed by three Isla Vista League and the lst-3rd place cars, free Catholic scholars Friday at 8 UCSB Sports Car Club, Scud- Shakey’s pizzas tc the Ist-lOth p.m. in Sierra Hall, Garden eria Velocita, will be presenting place cars and trophies to the and Los Olivos Streets in Santa the second in a series of sports highest placing Ford, Chevro­ Barbara. car raUyes tonight. let, MG, Triumph, and Volks- Participating wiU be the Rev. Cars may start by the I.V. wagen/Porsche, courtesy o£ Paul Hilsdale, S J., of the Lby- Bank of Am erica from 5 to Santa Barbara car dealers. ola University theology depart­ 9 a.m. Each car will receive a parti­ ment; Dr. Robert K . W oetzel, The entry fee of $3 is pay­ cipation plaque. a staff member of the Center able at the start. Each entry should bring fo r the Study of Democratic Club president, Mike Reilley. flashlight, clipboard, scratch Institutions; and Dr. Homer D. emphasizes that the event is paper, and a pen. Any number Swander, UCSB professor ot not a race, and any type of car of persons may come 1n a car, English and co-chairman of the may enter. "The start will be and it makes no difference when Catholic Human- * Relations quick, and the raUye even better they start, as each car will have Council of Santa Barbara. than the last one,” he stated. an equal amount of tim e to The meeting w ill begin with Sigma Pi fraternity will be complete the rallye. opening statements by each of out to defend the living group the three speakers, followed by championship and the partici­ discussion open to questions pation trophy that goes with it. from the floor. The trophy, largest award William F.J. Riordan, mod­ offered, is given to the UCSB erator, predicts a lively ses­ living group that entersthe most "Walk on the sion. Father Hilsdale, active DR. ROBERT WOETZEL DR. HOMER SWANDER cars. Anacapa, Dos Pueblos, in inter-religious and inter­ “Morality and Peace” Vietnam Discussion and House of Lords w ill be racial affairs, has expressed trying to upset Sigma Pi. himself in favor of the admln- istration's stand In Viet Nam, osophy and law. Other awards being offered Wild Side” while the other two speakers Swander, a nationally-known include engraved mugs to the have questioned its merits. authority ot Shakespeare and the Use EL GAUCHO Father Hilsdale will approach modern theatre, will stress the Classified ads the subject from the standpoint individual's responsibility in Lenten services 7$o - 905 18 Two showings of a trained theologian. Dr. matters of national and inter­ Campbell Hall - 50$ Woetzel was formerly a pro­ national policy. He was educa­ Sponsored by S r. Class fessor at New York University ted at the University of Michi­ start Wednesday and Fordham, doctor of phil- gan. Lenten Discipline, a weekly worship service meeting at the St. Michael's and A ll Saints Episcopal Church in isla Vista, will begin this Ash Wednesday at 7 a.m. The midweek session U N O ’S PIZZA will be followed by a light DAVIDSON-LEHMAN BUCK-HODSON breakfast, over in time for income property and Linda Lehman, a sophomore, an­ Barbara Hodson, senior English ma­ students to reach their 8 a.m. HOUSE nounced her engagement to Robert David­ jo r, announced her engagement to ronald property management son at a candlelight ceremony In the Buck, Berkeley graduate working on his classes. Santa Rosa Formal Lounge. Davidson m aster's degree at the University of The annual Wednesday morn­ ORIGINAL HOME-MADE is the Minister of Christian Education Missouri at Columbia. The couple plan ing services will be a joint (SSI i n t o ROAD of the First Congregational Church in an August wedding. Riverside. They plan a July wedding. Protestant-Catholic venture for PIZZA HANS-HUFF the first tim e, sponsored by the Susan Huff, Junior biology major Campus Christian Ministry. N O W OPEN affiliated with Chi Omega sorority, an­ Member ministers (Methodist, nounced her engagement to Wendal Hans, Episcopal, Lutheran, Baptist, June graduate affiliated with Lambda Chi fraternity, at the Chi Omega Chris­ Roman Catholic and UCCF— Best Dressed Girl of the Month tmas Formal. Presbyterian, Congregational, FROM 4:00 P.M. SIMS-FAVOUR and Disciples of Christ) w ill Judy Favour, member of Kappa take turns presenting the ser­ TO MIDNIGHT Alpha Theta sorority, announced her vice. engagement to Harry Sims, member Students needing further in­ of Phi Kappa Psl fraternity, during a 905 EMBARCADERO candlelight ceremony at the Kappa Alpha formation should contact Rev. Theta house. Bob Howland (8-2219) or any DEL NORTE BRAHAM-KNIGHT campus pastor. The pinning of Diana Knight, soph­ omore Spanish major, affiliated with Chi Omega sorority, to Gordon Braham, senior electrical engineering major, affiliated with Kappa Sigma fraternity, was announced during a candlelight cere­ mony at the Chi Omega house. COOK SUNDEEN C apezio°M *r esente Barbara Sundeen, undeclared sopho­ more, announced her pinning to Doug Cook, senior Religious Studies major affiliated with Phi Kappa P sl, at the Hidden Valley Guest Ranch. DEGOOYER-DUNBAR The pinning of Christie Dunbar, senior anthropology major of Chi Omega sorority, to Eric DeGooyer, Junior affil­ iated with Delta Tau Delta fraternity at Stanford, was announced at the Chi Omega bouse. FRANTZ-NAVES Nanvy Naves, senior history and dance major, member a t Chi Omega sorority, announced her pinning to Stephen Frantz, senior history major, affiliated with Sigma Alpha Epsilon, at Harvard, during a candlelight cere­ mony at Chi Omega sorority house.

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*OOES NOT APPLY IN CANADA AND MEXICO. Friday, February 18, 1966— EL G AUCHO — Page 9 Baseballers tackle Cal Poly, cagers invade Bay Area Gome’s Gang starts season with Gauchos tangle with USF Dons, three game set against Mustangs then swing south to Santa Clara Clattering their cleats for the 2-0 record on the Frosh team first time in regulation play, last season and performed ad­ «W e ’re heading into the tig er's c a v e ," Coach A rt Gallon moaned as the Gaucho cagers left the Gauchos open their NCAA mirably in the scrimmage yesterday fo r San Francisco to tangle with USF and Santa Clara this weekend. play this afternoon at 3 on the against Valley State a week ago. This is the first time the basketballers have left a day early, for. Gallon wanted them to have campus diamond. In tomorrow's twin bill, vet­ a day’s practice on the Dons' hardwoods. USF has won 31 straight home games. The villians today will be the eran Mike Foster and another «Wednesday we had the best practice of the y e a r ," Gallon announced. "W e w ere working harder Cal Poly Mustangs; tomorrow rookie, John Schroeder will find tha.n ever and the boys seemed to have a resolve about th em ." the two squads travel up the their way to he strating blocks. And well they should. While playing USF is always a real kick in the head, the coach is also coast, the Gauchos don their Foster, like David, tossed w orried about Santa Clara, who fe ll before the Gauchos a fortnight ago. '{Santa Clara is after our gray road togs for the first well in last Thursday's scrim­ our blood," Gallon cautioned. time, and the squads go at it mage, and Schroeder finished Due to his fine showing last again. Except that Saturday in up the alumni game. Gorrie weekend, Ben Pope will start San Luis Obispo, it's a double- was very satisfied by the way at a guard slot, along with Pat header. his sophomore kept his pitches Grant, Russ Banko, John Hiles Coach Dave G orrie tabbed low, where they can't be rapped .and Dick Kolberg. Pope, who sophomore Dick David as the out of the lot. poured in 14 points in nine probable starter in this after­ minutes against Loyola, will noon’s tussle. David posted a UCSB POWER have the thankless task of The Gauchos, on the other guarding Russ Gumina, the by hand, are looking forward to playmaking Don backcourtman. LOW COST TOURS JETT doing some rapping off the Mus­ Although he's a forward, Dick STUDENT SPECIAL tang offerings. Fresh from the Kolberg will be on big Erwin 13-hit barrage they imposed Mueller, Hiles w ill take on on the alumni, Santa Barbara Dennis Black, Grant on Larry stickmen Tony Goehring, BiH Blum, and then there's the key EASTER TOUR Reuss, Steve Cushman, Brad battle: Banko vs. Joe E llis. Booth, and Co. are out for TO “ We'll need real good games more this weekend. out of Pope and Kolberg to do So forget the T.G. and drop anything Friday,” predicted the Y M W 4 1 1 by the campus diamond this Gaucho mentor. DEPARTS : afternoon. And if that's too APRIL 1 much to ask, then b.y.o.b. PETERSON MISSING RETURNS: $26900 Against the Broncos to­ APR IL 10 R o u n d Trip G orrie figures that the morrow, the squad w ill be with­ starting line-up should out the services of sixth man JET shape up something like John Peterson, who must be in CHARTER this: Los Angeles for a dental apti­ FLAILIN G AND FIGHTING— Gauchos Dick Kolberg and Russ EUROPE FLIGHT Infield, Dick Rehmann, 1st tude test. Banko, along with USF’s Erwin MueUer all leap In vain for Departs base, Brad Booth, 2nd base, a rebound while Joe E llis and Dan Wood stand and watch. Jun e 11th Ron Chaken, ss, and Steve The two teams go at it again tonight. JUN E 18TH Returns $4300» Murray at third. But Niel Aug. 14th Minami could be somewhere SEI*. 1s i . R o u n d Trip in there. Outfield: Tony Goehring, JAMESC SEXTON left, Bill Reuss, center and DU 4-7935 3755 W ilsh ire Blvd. Steve McClary in right. Sweater Sale Los Angeles The battery will be Dick Please Send Me FREE Brochure David tossing to Steve and Travel Information... Cushman. ------— i------flame Neither the University, AS- UCSB, nor the EL GAUCHO Address_ has investigated the tours or B ö Ï Hawaii t Europe" sponsoring groups placing advertisements in the EL GAUCHO.

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FOR The coach fears Santa Clara because of the upset win the Gauchos pulled over them here, SENIORS plus the fact that a win is vital for them to stay in contention. "Th ey w ere very cold when we played them first,” observ- (Continued on p. 11, col. 1)

February 28, March 1 OPEN 7 DAYS/NITES Representatives of California State Government will be on Campus to discuss with Seniors and Graduate Students employment opportunities in State service, including the fields of: Special Values During This Money-Saving Event! Auditing One of our most exciting sweater sales is on Investigations Tremendous values from regular stock. All Economic Research wool link stitch traditional models from a lead­ Social Research and Statistics ing sweater house. Shop early fo r best selection. Real Estate Appraisal and Acquisition Reg. value 17.95 to 22.95 Applied Science Programming Correctional Rehabilitation N E W C A R S NOW Vocational Rehabilitation 6 EXCLUSIVE Insurance Regulation WAYS TO BUY U S E D C A R S MAKE AN APPOINTMENT "OK” CARS 25 MONTH LOWER FLOOR 7 NOW GUARANTEE (31 STATE STREET at City Lott LARGEST LOT IN TOWN Fr«W Customer Parking— All Parting AT YOUR PLACEMENT OFFICE OPIN FRIDAY EVENINGS TILL 9 614 l 714 CHAPALA ST. SANTA BARBARA Page 10— EL G AUCHO — Friday, Februayy 18, 1966 Crew Club Second section of season ------STOLL’S SHOOTS-. set to race

Those of our readers who have had occasion to stroll for WCAC cagers begins Keep On Running by the lagoon upon a late after­ noon viewed, in all probability, Not much was solved the first of USF’s Erwin Mueller the embryonic stages of a future time through for the top teams The San Francisco pivot is 10 UCSB Crew Team. in the WCAC. points behind Swag to hold down Saturday, Feb. 19, the crew With the second half starting, second place. enters upon its second devel­ pre-season favorites USF and Tandy Holmes, called by When I was in high school I ran cross country for opmental stage with a move Pacific, are deadlocked at 6-1 Gaucho coach A rt Gallon as from the relatively calmbutal- three years. My friends though I was wasting my time, with San Jose a game back at one of the top men in the league so restrictive lagoon to the ‘ «come out for football, chicken,” they said. My parents 5-2. and the difference in the UCSB wide expanses of the Santa Bar­ Both pace-setters are at -Pepperdine game, is now third hadn't even heard of cross country. They thought I was bara harbor. home this weekend: the Dons, in the scoring battle. on an inter-state debating team. When it was time for At sunrise the shell manned leading in all team statistics, WEST COAST me to go to college, I had to decide whether or not I would by eight selected oarsmen will host Santa Barbara and the SJ ATHLETIC CONFERENCE continue to run to the point of exhaustion every day. I be carried to the sea and State Spartans while Pacific League Season launched. The Crew will then W L PF PA W L decided not to. entertains the league weak­ San Francisco. . 6 1 609 472 16 3 proceed to stroke their way . 6 Even though I didn’t keep up with distance running lings, Loyola and Pepperdine. Pacific ...... 1 577 502 15 4 down the coast to the harbor. But anything can happen. Pep­ San Jose St. . . 5 2 495 473 9 8 there was something that I learned from it. It takes as Santa Clara... . 4 3 527 506 12 8 This selected group is com­ perdine beat Santa Barbara, the Santa Barbara . 2 5 496 562 7 12 much guts (maybe more!) to run two or more miles up posed of the following eight St. M ary’s . . . . . 2 5 488 551 6 12 Gauchos dumped Santa Clara, Loyola ...... 5 527 567 6 13 and down hills (or around the track), as it takes to play oarsmen: Steve Benson, Mike those Broncos topped Pacific Pepperdine . 1 6 548 634 2 17 Jeffries, Ed Nerpda, Tom Pou- Friday a game of football. On the football field ten men are and the T igers stumbled mighty Santa Barbara at San Francisco backing you up. Very rarely is there a single goat on a los, Dennis Dorman, Bandy USF. Pepperdine at Pacific A lford, Matt Moore, and Steve San Jose State at Santa Clara losing football team. If one man misses a tackle there is In the individual statistics, Loyola at St. Mary's Gallent. Gaucho Dick Kolberg poked his Saturday usually another guy to do the job. Only the select few The coxswain in charge will Santa Barbara at Santa Clara that view the movies know who’s doing the job, and they’ll head into the leaders’ section, San. Jose State at San Francisco be Steve Nelson, and the coaches the first tim e this season that Loyola at Pacific never tell. But when the gun cracks and a man starts a re Gary Ray and Tim Nowe. a Santa Barbaran has done so. Pepperdine at St. Mary's running, he’s all by himself. There’s no quarterback to We should also like to point Dick’s 14.6 ppg places him / / ✓ SCORING LEADERS blame for not getting the ball on target, and no pitcher to out that the crew is self sup­ 10th. Player FG FT Pts. Avg. yell at for not throwing the ball harder. All he can do is porting and the expenses are Meanwhile, Kieth Swagerty Swagerty (UOP). . 53 45-66 151 21.6 great. Consequently, the girls M ueller (USF) . . . 60 21-40 141 20.1 find a mirror and give himself a dirty look. of Pacific has taken over both Holmes (P) ...... 55 26-43 136 19.4 auxilliary, the Shell and Oar the scoring and rebounding lead Saffold (SJS) ___ 49 36-44 134 19.1 Club, will be selling food every Burns (L) ...... 52 19-25 123 17.6 Running and a PhD after his 29-point output in Fox (UOP) ...... 47 27-47 121 17.3 Sunday evening from 5:30 to the win over USF. West (SM) ...... 44 22-27 110 15.7 Mike Kimball, at 6*2” and 140 lbs. would hardly 7:00 p.m. in the recreation Krulish (UOP) ... 41 27-40 109 15.6 Swagerty is now on the in­ Devincenzi (S M ).. 41 26-41 108 15.4 scare a fullback, but you can bet that a lot of hearts room of Tropicana which is Ellis (USF) ...... 46 13-18 105 15.0 side ra il in the battle for the start beating faster when he enters a race. Mike is open to the public. All student C. Adelman (L)... 39 27-38 105 15.0 all-league center berth ahead Kolberg (UCSB) . . 44 14-26 102 14.6 25 and presently a student here at UCSB. He divides patronage w ill be much apprec­ his time up between distance running and working for a iated by the members of the crew. PhJ3. in Chemistry. The exhilaration and pride Kimball came to Gaucholand via the University of o f being a member of the UCSB Maine and the University of New Hampshire. He wasn’t crew team can be the possession anything sensational in college, although he did win o f any male student in good four Yankee Conference championships in the mile and two physical condition. The crew DOUG JOHNSON mile. His marks of 4:20 and 9:30, while good, were far is currently looking for men who are willing to work hard wishes from earth shaking. But back in Maine there's about two and continually strive for ex­ Priscilla Del Bosque months to run on the ground, and the rest of the time one cellence. a,happy 21st birthday must jog around in snowshoes. So in 1964 Mike came A ll those who are so moti­ to the land of milk, honey, and Isla Vista. vated will be given careful con­ Since that time two years ago he has earned himself sideration. Information for a reputation from Portland, Maine (his hometown) to San those interested is available a t. Diego. He presently is the defending SPAAU champion the Recreation office. in the 5, 20, 25, and 30 kilometer runs. He also is top man in the one hour run. Mike holds the span records in each of these events. SPORTING Gxeat ioK a Date

Marathon Marvel • Bowling Kimball is a first rate marathoner to boot. He has run SCHEDULE • Billiards • Coffee Shop the 26vmile, 285 yard course six times to date and plans WEEKEND • Banquet Facilities (Continued on p. 11, col. 2) TENNIS: Varsity, Arizona Invitational TODAY Open 24 Houo& i BASEBALL: Varsity vs. Cal Poly,Cam­ pus diamond, 3 p.m. BASKETBALL: Varsity vs. USF, San COCKTAILS & DINING O R C H I D Francisco (KTMS-1280, 8 p.m.) ENTERTAINMENT - DANCING BOWL BASKETBALL: Frosh vs. Hancock, Han­ H W Y IO I FAIRVIEW AVE. cock, 8 p.m. Buffet Lunch Mon.-Fri. & GOLETA. C A L IF . GOLF: Varsity vs. Cal Poly La Cumbre $1.35 CC - - - - -1 * - Phone 7-0128 , GYMNASTICS: Varsity vs. S.F. State, and San Diego State, Robertson Gym, v* ' '' 8 p.m. WREST UN G : Varsity vs. L .A . State here, 8 p.m. TOMORROW Kjl BASEBALL: Varsity vs. Cal Poly (2) San Luis Obispo, 12 noon BASEBALL: Frosh vs. SBCC, Campus diamond, 3 p.m. BASKETBALL: Varsity vs. Santa Clara San Jose (KTMS-1280, 8 p.m.) BASKETBALL: Frosh vs. SBCC, Rob­ ertson Gym, 8 p.m. 'GYMNASTICS: Varsity vs. LS C and Stan­ BEAUTY SALON ford, Los Angeles, 7:30 p.m. SWIMMING: varsity vs. valley State and Cal Poly, San Lula Obispo, 1 p.m. / SPECIALS Mon., Tues., Weds. TA D ’S DELIVERS for low cost travel TINTS Retj- ,o oo Speciai $7.50 anywhere, call: Reg. 15.00 Special BLEACH/TONER $ 1 0 . 0 0 Reg. 15.00 COLD WAVES ~ - $10.50 6529 TRIGO ROAD FROSTING t s * $12.50 ISLA VISTA s - w o 401 STATE ST. 955-D Embarcadero del Mar our service is always , Call before 6 on F ri. & Isla Vista + Phone 8-2311 Sat. for Free Delivery Friday, February 18, 1966— EL G AUC HO — Page 11 Gaucho netmen invade Arizona for invitational tourney Departing for Tucson, Ari­ Todd, #1 man cm the Gaucho CampbeU, a transfer from Pal- zona, Wednesday were tennis tennis ladder, is fresh from his omar Junior C ollege, did not coach Ed Doty and his two top varsity debut last weekend when fare quite so well in his first netmen, George Todd and Ted he was runner-up in the All- outing but is showing high po­ Campbell. The two are to play Cal tournament held here. tential. mm in the Arizona Invitational m Tournament; both will enter Everyone loves the Menus and the singles division and then the popular prices at this team up for doubles. Famous Family Restaurant Doty is optimistic regarding Bray Gaucho chances, and in a subt­ ENJOY OUR le manner hinted that he expects Todd and Campbell to do quite SUPERB BANQUET well. The tournament began yesterday and w ill continue thru RESTAURANT FACILITIES Saturday. 6 a.m. to 1:30 a.m. Doty anticipated a large turn­ 7 days a week ROUGH AND READY— Here are the Gauchos in action out since the University of Ari­ against Old Mission last weekend, not losing to Pomona Free Parking zona, which is hosting the event, on Wednesday night. The ruggers topped Mission and Highway 101 at Falrvlew Ave. is offering free room and board tangle with the L .A . Rugby Club tomorrow. Phone 7-16i8 to all entrants. Classified Advertising More Stoll EL GAUCHO classifieds are 25$ per line, payable in advance

(Continued from p. 10) SKI boots, size 9, like .new 82854 to run it five more times before the year is out. In 1965 Announcements BEER Keg refrigerator wAap, 85331 Shackled by tight officiating, he placed third in the Empire Marathon, second in the the UCSB Rugby Club fell in Free flights to Europe* Write for bro­ San Diego 26 miler, 17th in Boston's world famous chure, tax-free deliveries. Box 3326, the second half to Pomona, S*B* Lost 14-3 Wednesday night. event, 3rd in Santa Barbara's, and fifth in the Western Pomona is the top team in Hemisphere run. Mike started the new year off right with A brand new shipment of E arrlngs- 1 female pup, 3-4 mo* old, black w/whlte a blue ribbon performance in the San Diego marathon. pierced, chicken, wood, hoops, Just chest, paws A tip of tail* Shepherd mix, Southern California, and un­ everything at BEEZZZ’s Card A Gift reward, call 84696 doubtedly the best team the His best time for the epic event is 2 hours, 29 minutes and Shop, 6575 Seville Rd. l.V . Gauchos w ill face this year. thirty seconds, give or take a few tenths. SPANISH KISS by Sounds Five, Dos Small black cat please return to 6505 Yet, the young Santa B ar- Pardall «4 Gol* That's a long time to watch T .V . much less run Pueblos dance tonite 8:30* bar an s were not routed. John around a city. It averages out to about 5:15 per mile . . . Rev* ski parka in old gym Sat nfte, please Keever, one of Jack Curtice's Need a quiet place to study on week­ ret. to 6542 Sabado Tarde #2 gridders, sent the Gauchos a - I doubt whether one human male in a hundred could run days, a cool place to rock out on week­ ends? call 84797* head early with a try, 3-0, one mile in that timet Bike, g irl's black Hawthorne #2662, 2/7 rew ard, no ????, 85381 and the score was knotted at Think Tennis, Think Doty* Rackets, re ­ the half, 3-3. Anyone for Football? strung, repaired M thru F West Courts, 3-5 p*m* But rigid officiating hamp­ If you're wondering about now how much time and Motorcycles ered the UCSB hitting game, devotion is required to be a top rate distance runner let SING OUT IS coming *62 Honda 50, good, 83984 and after a Gaucho was ejected me tell you. Mike gets up about eight in the morning on a questionable judgment call STUDENT NOTICE: A1 Vido’s* . . and runs five or six miles. Then he goes over to the GOLETA CAR WASH extends a ‘Special and the squad playing a man UCSB Student Discount9* on car washing Personal short, Pomona poured in on Chemistry building and puts in six or eight hours in the and spray waxing* Limited only to Mon­ day thru Friday* * *A1 Vido*s GOLETA the last 15 minutes. lab. When he's done in the lab it's back to the track 1/2 M 3* Steve-Don't forget me* F* CAR WASH will Wash and Spray Wax Coach Phil Meyers called for eight or nine more miles. Then back to the apart­ your car for only $1*251 This service You cant really blame John* He's a M or- Pomona a fine team which is regulary priced at $2*25— You SAVE ment and the books. Kimball might get to bed at 1 a.m. rlce Minor '«played a brand of rugby we $1*001 C ar Wash is open dally 8:30 to if he's lucky, most likely 2. Then the alarm rings and 5 Friday till 5:30 (Saturday 8:30-5:30, haven't seen.'' He cited Keever, Hockey fans: Lukle is a fig pucker the day starts all over again. Mike runs four hours a Sunday 9-1:30) Located next to the F a ir - George Kraus and John Boyle, view Offramp 101 Highway* * .enter thru Nancy: Welcome to the CTI! RS A PS as playing exceptional games. day seven days a week and twelve months a year . . . Union 76 or Kentucky Fried Chicken A L vnx> a co* Tomorrow the Gaucho rug­ that comes out to about 5,220 miles . . . Anyone for a The 1st edition of the PACIFIC REVIEW gers step back onto the turf game of football? is on sale at local bookstores: work by against the L .A . Rugby Club. H 3 *F * Kitto, Alan Stephens, LjG*Steele, Mike runs with five other members of the Santa Edward Loomis, Wm. Stafford, Donald Barbara Athletic Club. Their average age is about 27, Autos Lent, Lissa Chauvin A Robert Hymer* Cover by Joel Freiberger* Edited by which proves that you can still tie your shoelaces after •58 Chevrolet St* Wagon, 86577 David Dawdy. CAGERS TRAVEL you graduate. 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How do UCSB students and faculty feel about Viet Nam? professor of A rt and chairman it extremely hard to be a tutor­ In an effort to find out, EL GAUCHO presents a Gall up-style of the Tutorial Committee,dis­ ial major.” poll to sound out opinion on the crucial Issues of the war. cussed the program which, uni­ Hurdles fo r the prospective Take a few minutes to record your reaction to these issues, que to UCSB, began about fifteen tutorial major may include a clip out the poll and drop it by the EL GAUCHO office, across years ago. 3.5 g.p.a., the presentation of from the Student Union. “The original idea," he a definite program of study, Results w ill be published in an upcoming Viet Nam student stated, was to have something and an interview with the tut­ opinion supplement. equal to the English university orial committee. system. Instead of following a Said Lent defending the particular field towards his changes, "The Tutorial pro­ specialty, the student would be gram was created uniquely for STUDENT POLL ideally studying a question and this campus. Therefore it must would explore it in different change as the campus changes.” field s.” However, he concluded, " It ’ s • Is the United States justified in pursuing the a good program. It deserves war in Viet Nam? GOOD STUDENTS NEEDED to liv e .” The ideal behind the program Despite Lent's sobering re­ YES NO (NOT SURE) has encountered a double prob­ flections on the future of the lem, according to Lent. program , two UCSB Tutorial • Under present conditions, the United States "What you require is a majors gave emphatic approval Mr. Richard Morley should pretty good student who has a to their course of study. Latter Day Saints pretty good background. I do Discussing the inter-depart­ HOLD GETOUT ESCALATE (NOT SURE) not think we have a student like mental nature of the program, this from the California educa­ sophomore Diane Stowell stat­ The present U.S. policy will result in tional system, and the tutorial ed, "Without being too narrowly CAMPUS major does not know enough specialized, you are getting a FURTHER SETTLEMENT STALEMATE NOT to have a theme around which good grasp on your subject be­ ESCALATION SURE to build his m ajor." cause of its relativity to every­ CUT-UPS. This lack of background cou­ thing else. pled with the fact that "many "Y ou are more rounded than • Under what conditions should the UJ5. negotiate? professors are not interested you w ere before. In short, you in the program” has led to are more cosmopolitan. It also OWN PULLOUT STOP (NOT SURE) what Lent called a "natural brings in language and the pro­ TERMS TROOPjS FIGHTING split” between the Tutorial blem of communication.” major and the service the Tut­ Miss Stowell commented on • Should the Uj3. continue to insist on un­ orial Committee provides for the atmosphere of Tutorial conditional negotiations? the non-Tutorial major. classes, saying, "I like being The Tutorial Committee's able to talk with the professors YES NO (NOT SURE) recent objective, he noted is on an equal level. I also enjoy to 'broaden this service given knowing my classmates who are • Should the Uj3. make a form al declaration to the non-major, encouraging intelligent human beings.” of war? him to take colloquia and intro­ ductory Tutorials as electives. SCOPE GIVEN YES NO (NOT SURE) As for the sixteen formal Commenting on the intensi­ declared Tutorial majors at fied nature of the classes, the UCSB, life may become a little m assive amounts of reading, harder. and the numerous papers, Miss • The decision not to use atomic ground weapons Rev. Jim Loudermilk Proposing to separate the Stowell said, "It is something is Methodist more qualified Tutorial majors, that gives you scope for all the creativity you have, but RIGHT WRONG (NOT SURE) it’s hell. That’s what Tutorial’s all about.” • In not bombing Hanoi, the Administration is SDS chapter born A sophomore who attended COLLECT - (Continued from p. 1) the University of Helsinki last RIGHT WRONG (NOT SURE) building'this movement with a semester, Jon Taylor, also had THE SERIES. most relentless conviction.” high praise for the program. At ah informational meeting "I am trying to find out • The Administration's explanation of U£. p u r­ Wednesday night, SDS chapter about man. So I have to study poses has been founders. Steve Williamson and anthropology, philosophy, bio­ Charlie Rogerson b riefly out­ logy and so forth. Here you can ADEQUATE INADEQUATE lined to about 60 people the pull them all together, instead general aims and work of nat­ of taking them apart. • As justifications for the present policy, these ional SDS, and what the local "Everything we learn is com­ mrposes as stated are chapter might undertake this plementary to the general body year in the way of issues and of knowledge which I am trying ADEQUATE INADEQUATE direct action. to achieve. H ie joy is that you Proposed at the meeting, but get credit for it. • Has the American press provided satisfactory not definitely decided on, were "Creativity counts a lot coverage of the war? both a community organization here,” he added. "You take a project similar to the ones concept and twist it and turn YES NO NO OPINION embarked upon in large urban it and see how it goes.” areas by other SDS chapters, and some counteraction to Sing Out ‘66. A steering committee Armour stars also was formed. Rev. Bob Howland Asked to comment on the UCCF (Congregational, College possible success of SDS on next week Disciples, Presbyterian) this campus, co-founder Char­ lie Rogerson stated, "I don't "You will never pass an ex­ think the formation of an SDS amination from reading Rich­ SEE THEM C h ristia n chapter here w ill change the ard Arm our,” according to the world much, but having a chap­ New York Post,” but you may ter may help to educated others pass out laughing.” ALIVE. and the members of the group Dr. Armour, RHA Author of Fellow ship about radical p olitics.” the Year, will lecture Wednes­ University Religious He added that "som e people day at 7 p.m. in Campbell Hall. Conference - 8-2219 seemed disappointed that we His lecture is ‘Satirists View SUNDAY couldn't present a program of of the W orld,” and is p re­ 6518 El Greco Road immediate action.” sented by the RHA Educational 9:A5 - HOUR OF DISCUSSION A s a final comment on the A ffa irs Committee under the meeting Wednesday night, a leadership of Jan Marletto. LEAD BY person in attendance, long fam­ Dr. Armour wiU be present Mr. Ralph De La Vega iliar with SFPA, told EL at an informal discussion next GAUCHO that he saw prim arily Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Santa the same people who had been Rosa Formal lounge, and at 8:30 - "THE RISE OF ROMANISM" active in SFPA, but also many 3:30 p.m. Thursday in the Santa others who had not. Dr. Lyle Hillegas Rosa form al lounge. Dean of Men - Westmont College Summer session catalogue printed a w *

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