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governor's council, $10 for traveling To UNM President Ferrel Heady, To Zimmerman Library, a expenses to Santa Fe-in dimes. life-sized posters of himself to set Christmas tree lit with real candles to To Frank Hibben, a pair of stuffed around campus so everyone will be shelved in the stacks. and mounted psychology lab rats know what he looks like. To students walking from that he might conserve them. To the psychology 101 class peripheral parking lots, $1 worth of To People's Park, a pick ax and members, television remote control bus tokens. three bags of grass seed. dials. To Victor Regener, who holds the To the Regents, $1 each so they To Ernie Baughman, blinders in faculty record f9r the number of can properly pass the buck. keeping with his narrow view of books checked out (and never To Director of the General things. returned), a bookshelf, built by the Library David 0. Kelley, a To the New Mexico National library staff. Peacce (())]]_ In an unparalleled burst of subscription to the Reader's Digest Guard, four ornamental carnivorous To the general faculty, a referee generosity, The Lobo staff wishes to for use as graduate student refE'rence rose bushes. for their meetings; and to their materiaL bid everyone a Merry Christams. In To the ME'dical School policy committee, a crossword keeping with the true spirit of To Union Director Ron Baum, a administration, for their trouble in puzzle sinee they like to fool around Christmas (it is more blessed to give radio permanently set on KRST's setting up Health Center procedures, with words so much. new rock format. than to receive) we would like to two aspirin and an appointment to To governor-elect Bruce King, a send our friends, enemies and news To N.M. Senators George Koran, come back in a couple of days. fishing license for the Chama river, sources (not necessarily in that Ike Smalley and Harold Runnels and To J.C. MacGregor, director of effective the day after spring order) the following gifts: Rep. Merrill Taylor, an embroidered admissions, a registration semester ends. copy of "The Love Lust Poem" to appointment time on the last hour of To Duke Duquette, head of the To the ASUNM Senate, an be divided.as they choose. the last day of registration. occasional quorum.
Fire Trap which do constitute more of a fire regularly. letters To the Editor: hazard than modern facilities. In summary, I would like to point ,.., ·~~-' I appreciate the interest displayed Another quote attributed to me out that the Campus Safety Office :·).., -v.,. it:·/ I Am Angry... by The Lobo concerning campus that "UNM is the underdog to New does make inspections and safety in a recent article entitled, Mexico State as far as allocations recommendations for the elimination ' To the Editor: ''Zimmerman Library .Called 'Fire I: go," is erroneous. I did not discuss of hazards and that each .. ;,~~ I am angry. . . ! Trap'." However, I feel several or..'-;;.:!! :. New Mexico State University nor do recommendation is carefully ~ .. '*' I am angry when I see a 15 - year - statements attributed to me in this I know anything concerning their considered by the Administration old youth from a Valley poor family article need clarification. allocations. and we have made tremendous sent away to the New Mexico State First, in reply to the question As far as funding for safety strides in reeent years in providing Boys School at Springer on the whether I thought the stack areas of improvements is coneerned, I belirve for the safety of all. ·i charge of statutory rape- a Zimmerman Library were a fire our system, which is similar to the Walt Lewis ; ' situation where the girl came over to hazard, I replied that if a major fire systems employ<>d on other Campus Safety Director '1'f the fellow's house and then she was were to be started in this area, it campuses, is workable and I feel that not even in court to give her version could cause the loss of life. all eoncerned are cooperating and k ,,' .t of the incident. It is highly I would like to point out that a providing as much funding as questionable whether a youth from a sprinkler system is not practical in a possible. As with anyone coneerned Book Donations i rich, influential family in the Heights library installation of this type. A To the Editor: f with safety and fire prevention, I I . would have received such a sentence dry chemical or C02 system would On the new bool
Friday, December 18, 1970 Portable Facility at Montgomery School World Tamarind Gets New Artist Stage Designed by U Technician~ Noted New York City Sculptor Not· too ~any things are as Girl and Boy S~o~t meetings Schafer said that before the' News booked solid in Albuquerque for and ceremonies, PTA meetings, stage was built, students often had UNM NEWS BUREAU Carol Summers is completing 1970 Scottsdale National Indian two weeks unless it's the portable and similar activities, as well as for to sit on the floor in order to see a Dorothy Dehner, noted New two weeks at the lithography Arts Exhibition, and the 1969 stage of Montgomery Elementary classroom plays and readings performer or speaker on the same York City sculptor, is presently institute, Sun Festival Exhibition in El school. during school hours. level. artist - in - residence at Tamarind He has received international Paso. Institite in Albuquerque. recognition for his prints, Beholder's work has been William Schafer, Montgomery Ms. Roberta Schoenfelder, who The school had a place for a By United Press lnternatiQnal school principal, and three of the served as head of the stage stage in the cafeteria which also Dehner has had her work principally woodcuts. Summer's shown, among other places, at the school's PTA members were. committee, and Mr. and Ms. doubles as an aU-purpose room. shown in major museums in the work is in the permanent Museum of Modern Art, Palace of instrumental in obtaining use of Robert Higgins, past joint The problem was to design a stage U.S. and Europe, including the collections of the Museum of the Legion of Honor in San the stage, designed and presidents for Montgomery's PTA, to fit the storage space provided. P<>les Continue Food Riots Museum of Modern Art, Modern Art, New York City Francisco, Edinburgh Art Festival, constructed by George Schreiber, combined efforts during the ''After endless rounds of Guggenheim Museum and Public Library, Brooklyn Berlin Festival, Princeton technical director for UNM's 1969-70 school year in seeking 'tl is cuss ions, meetings, and WARSAW-Diplomatic sources reported new disturbances Thursday Whitney Museum of American Museum, the Library of Congress, University, and University of Popejoy Hall. information regarding a portable telephone conversations, we came by Poles protesting pre-Christmas food and fuel price increases and said Art. Boston Museum, Philadelphia Leiden in the Netherlands. "The stage isprimarilyusedfor stage to fit the school's utility in contact with Popejoy's shooting was heard in Gdynia, Poland's major seaport and naval base on Dehner has had over 40 Museum and the Bibliotheque Nationale in Paris. classroom activities," Schafer said, room. technical director, George the Baltic Sea. Worker unrest was reported spreading to other Polish one-man (sic) shows, and her Work Study "and although we haven't used it "I don't know of another Schreiber," said Schafer. cities. sculpture is in the perma~ent A Santa Fe artist, Fritz The work study office requests A government communique Wednesday reported that six persons had collections of the Metropohtan Scholder, is working on a suite of that all work-study time sheets be for any major productions we've elementary school in the area with Schreiber recommended the eight lithographs on the American used it for just about everything anything comparable to our school purchase a stage platform been killed and several dozen wounded in the doting in the tri·city area Museum of Art, the Museum of · turned in no later than Dec. 19, at else. The stage has been booked stage," said Schafer, "yet commercially, but he agreed to which has a combined population of about 600,000. The higher Modern Art, the Seattle Art Indian. 5 p.m., because of extra year-end solid for the last two weeks." probably every elementary school contract for the proscenium or casualty figure reported by Cyrankiewicz indicated widespread fighting Museum, and many others. Beholder has received a number paperwork and the holidays. Montgomery students and their not connected with a junior high framework around the stage. took place before Polish troop and tank moved in to reinforce police. Two additional artists are of major national and regional Contact the work-study office for families use the stage after hours has the same space problem we In addition to providing His face grim, Cyrankiewicz urged Poles to discuss their grievances in working at Tamarind during painting awards, the most recent more details. including prizes at the 1969 and for extra·curricular activities such had." positions for hanging lights, the factories and offices instead of rioting in the streets. December. proscenium provides masking Diplomatic sources said the government decree amounted to a declaration of national emergency. In addition to giving security forces CAMPUS LAUNDRY curtains. and a false front for the AGORA paper flowers stage, and is outfitted with wheels the power to shoot on sight, it obligated all citizens to submit to orders ·$CASH$ and CLEANING i~ : issued by state authorities "aimed at restoration of law and order." (@uurtrrn for exact positioning and easy for when you feel WEEKLY EARNINGS Coin-op Dry-Cleaning , 11 pinatas movement. Schreiber feels his idea (Radio Sweden reported that a state of emergency had been declared and Laundry in Szczecin and a curfew imposed on the city in western Poland on the like talking Blood Plasntn Donors Needed! 10% student iinrnunt could be adapted to much larger George Schreiber, technical 24 hours 277-3013 ~ ~ stages. Oder River border with Communist East Germany. Jt quoted reports BLOOD PLASMA DONOR CENTER Counselor Alway• on Duty discount director for UNM's Popejoy Hall, from the local Polish radio in Szczecin and said telephone white trailer north of library 2106 Central S.E. 247.()836 iGtqunrn Schreiber's position as examines the model or prototype .1307 Central N. F.. Tues.-So.t. R-5. Popejoy's technical director puts communications with the area had been cut.) mail order anywhere Portable Stage he used in planning the Gdynia and its sister cities of Gdansk and Sopot were still sealed off him in the position to help local construction of a portable stage t 905 Yale SE schools with staging problems if from the rest of Poland following rioting Monday and Tuesday against La Pinata for Montgomery Elementary I t.h e 2 0 percent hike in food and fuel prices announced by the If Really Is a and when they seek advice. ' School. I Communist government on Sunday. #2 Patio Market • Old iown, Alb. Discount Store! I We me·et or beat all I 'Heverse Tolerance' for Pot Users 242-2400 open 11-9 advertized liquor specials WASHINGTON-A Nobel Prize winner and three other government ~ Zales Looks At The Future - CAMPUS BRKEF§ I researchers suggested Thursday that habitual marijuana users, unlike l heayY drinkers and those on hard drugs, may develop a "reverse This Christmas Israeli Scholarships Peter Starr in the circulation 17 Ave. S., Nashville, Tenn. tolerance" requiring smaller and smaller doses to produce highs. Israeli government scholarships department or the Readers' 37203, or 6430 Sunset Blvd., They based their suggestion on findings which they say show that for study in Israel are available. Services librarian, room 149. Hollywood, Calif., 90028. marijuana lingers in the human body, possibly in lung tissues for more They are limited to graduate than eight days. Quito Director Oviedo Program Alcohol generally disappears from the blood within 12 hours, students under 30 and are Robert D. Herron, UNM UNM will sponsor a summer Contemporary Bridal Sets although highly sophisticated tests sometimes can detect minute traces sufficient for maintenance of one assistant professor of Modern and session with regular academic person but not a couple. Deadline 48 hours after it is consumed. Heroin leaves the system in about the Classical Languages, will be in the credit at the University of Oviedo same amount of time, and cocaine somewhat more quickly. for application is December 31. University's Quito, Ecuador, in the northern province of Further information is.available at Andean Center second semester of Asturias in Spain July 5 through the International Office, 1717 this academic year. Aug. 13, 1971. FUN FUN RomaNE. Herron will be director of the Pelayo H. Fernandez of the U Announces a spec1al Carrel Applications center and also offer courses in UNM department of modern and OKIE'S Carrel applications for graduate Brazilian literature. classical languages will direct the Honor Students students and faculty members will Basketball Buses program, with the assistance of ""E n1 ace " be received at the Zimmerman Albuquerque Transit System professors from Oviedo. Students 27 seniors, 6 juniors, 2 graduate ChRIStmas Cjl~t students and one honorary lOc BEER Twist Library circulation department buses will not run between may earn up to six credit hours in Every Tue. 5-6 PM beginning Monday, Dec. 14. If Johnson Gym and the University the summer session. member were selected as UNM's Bridal from Who's Who candidates, Lou applications are not. filed by Jan. Arena for home basketball games Student applicants must have Pizza Slices 15¢ Sets 15, carrels will be assigned to this year. An ATS spokesman said finished four semesters of Spanish Storm, chairman of the UNM ClEANERS· :·. another student. Questions the cancellation was because of and can get special, low-rate Selection Committee announced Dancing Every Nite ~ ~ concerning carrels should be Dec. 15. ~ 109 YALE SE. lack of patronage. transportation to Oviedo on directed to Geraldine Jacobson or charger flights sponsored by the The members were selected for Centr~l at University and AS CAP their "excellenc<' in campus lobo The American Society of American Association of Teachers activities" participation. "They FUN FUN Composers, Authors and of Spanish and Portuguese. deserve to be honored and will S1x D1amond' MENS SHOP Publishers (ASCAP) has set up a However, students must be a honor their organization." $300 new class of associate membership member of the association for six The honorary member chosen to recruit new writing talent. months to quality, Office of was Harold Lavender, vice Christmas Special Free Dry Cleaning ASCAP Associate membership International Programs and president for student affairs. is a vail able to the author or Services Director Gerald Slavin Graduate students chosen were New Tape Deck ""E mb race " composer of a copyrighted song, said. Joe Battaglia, and Judith R. :Mini 8 $69.95 at SUGAR SHACK CLEANERS even though the song has not yet BIA Grant Overlap Kaufmann. Speakers, installation, and been commercially recorded or A grant of $9400 has been Seniors selected were Edward Bridal : ·: of any sportscoat or slacks purchased published. awarded Albert Vogel, chairman F. Benavidez, Leonard J. DeLayo, five tapes of your choice Full membership is available to of Educational Foundations at Jr., Robert J. Duffy, Donald J. Sets those writers who have had a UNM by the Bureau of Indian Burge, Stanley Scott Hanan, Jean $75.00 lobo MEN'S SHOP musical work recorded or Affairs (BIA) for collection and Diane Harris. Regularly $129.95 at published. evaluative research of innovative Thomas S. Hogg, III, Susan An associate member will pay programs associated with North Elizabeth Hulsbos, Betty Jeung, 435 San Mateo NE --=:-~~· no dues to the Society, hut after American Indian education. Karel C. Kavanaugh, Kevin D. 256-7241 one work has been commercially The information gathered by Kelley, Steven G. Keppers, Sarah recorded or published he can Vogel will be used in an overall Laidlaw. Hoffmantown Shopping Center switch to full membership and will curriculum research project Jan Lupton, Gemma M. ;\Jine Diamonds then pay dues of $10 a year. conducted by Annabelle Scoon Municucci, Sue Major, Alex Peter 296-0311 Applications may be obtained by for the BIA school in $325 Michalopoulos, Eric B. Nelson, Complete recording, re PRESIDENT-VICE PRESIDENT writing to ASCAP Membership Albuquerque. Ernest Theodore Osborne Jr., Department, 575 Madison Ave., Jennie Ann Ozog. pair and installation facil New York, N.Y., 10022, or 700 James Stephen Parker, Penny ities. Thousands of tapes ELECTIONS ~~®&h Riechers, Karen L. Sellers, to choose from. Listen be OurNewest Eleanor Anne Speer, Thomas A. fore you buy! "Twogether# lrnlm~~.... ~~ Tabet, Harriet K. U'Ren and ~~~xY Lance A. Woodworth. BankAmericard/Master Charge Bridal Run for office in Graduate Student Government during spring regis Try Our GRINDERS - Fino Juniors selected were Janet ltilli;m SaAdw1ches Patrice Fuller Marilyn Gaskin, Sets tration. Get applications in GSA office, room I 065 New Mexico Union. Ill[) Harvard S.E. 266.3232 Carol Ruth H~ilman, David Loy, Sigrid Elizabeth Olson and Polly Filing deadline 3 p.m. Jan. 6, 1971. Page. New Mexico Lobo ------Vol. 74 No. 69 Open House MAKE YOUR VOICE HEARD AT UNM Box 20, University P.O., UNM, The annual Placement Center Albuquerque, N.M., 87106 open house will be Dec. 18, fro~n Editorial Phone (505) 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., 111 277·4102, 277~4202 building T-10, 1910 Roma NE. Refreshments will be served. 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(:ompletc Outfits~29.95 every night 'till Christmas Page 2 NEW MEXICO LOBO Friday, Decem bet• 18,1970 Page 3 Lobo Review: The Barn Offers There are several things you Good Entertainment have to ignore if you decide you'd other main dishes, about 18 dishes realized some time ago. All you in all (counting dessert), and what that is because it's "plain." like to check out The Barn. need is a little sensitivity, the and many very funny lines. It is a You have to forget the fact that endless coffee or tea. They're ability to see those who are Then along comes self exaggerating a bit when they call proclaimed rainmaker Bill fine evening of entertainment. it's aimed at, decorated for, and different from you as people "The Rainmaker" will be g en eral!y frequented by Middle it a "gourmet dinner," but I have Starbuck, a wanted man who goes yet to eat one in this town nonetheless, to let this play get to playing at 'rhe Barn through Jan. America. Outside it's a mammoth your insides and make you reflect, from town to town with a dozen 3. anyway except at someone's different names and as many red barn with white trim of the H involves the Curry family, type you're liable to see in almost home; it is a very good meal.) promises. He promises rain to the * * * * * * * Plus, you eliminate the need to whose farm or ranch is in a Last·minu te suggestions for any part of rural America but the Western state being hit by a bad Currys for $100, "advance;" those of you staying in town over rush from one place to the other, whether he delivers or not is Southwest. Just off North 10 on drought. Judging by the crystal unimportant. the holidays: Frijid Pink, a really the way to Sandia Crest, it looks hard rock group, will be here Dec. as though it was laid down in the Starbuck is a dreamer whose 21. Canned Heat and Crow are wrong place by some giant dreams never come true except scheduled for mid-January, Three tornado. Inside there are three for other people. What he does Dog Night for February); three tiers of wooden chairs and tables deliver is a new outlook on life good flicks- "Strawberry with checkered tablecloths, his outspoken optimism and near - Statement" at the Hiland, "2001'' pitchforks and wagon wheels on mystical outlook on life teach at the Fox, and four Beatles t h e wall, red lanterns at every people to look inward for the movies at the State; "Carousel" table. And for the theatrical worth of themselves and others. plays Popejoy Hall Dec. 26, 27 touch, actors' pictures and theatre The casting for this production was almost perfect. Sally Mitchell and 30, and Jan. 2 and 3; "The notices in the lobby and on two Deadly Game" has its last inside walls. It's not the Welcome is an outstanding actress who is performances tonight, Saturday Home, but it's not garish by any plain enough to fit the part and and Sunday, can also radiate real beauty when means or even too hokey; kind of Charles Andrews nice for a change, really. called for. She brings just the right amount of introspection and There are approximately 29 Another thing you have to get subtlety to the part; she superbly by is your initial shock reaction to people in Portage County Ohio runs the gamut of emotions called with the surname Ferrel. the price: $7.50 per person on for (an even more difficult feat in Saturdays, $7 Wednesday through theatre· in· the· round). She Friday, and $6 a head on performs flawlessly- she IS Sundays. (Always closed ...... ~. .. i Lizzy, a very real person. Mondays, closed Tuesdays during ~:...... -··· J the winter months.) Even the top Photo by Terrance Pattern Cameron Huff seems at first to olympra as is usual for any dinner and come on a little strong as price isn't too bad, but the theatre evening out. set and talk of an Essex which hits Sunday $6 tab is really reasonable 40 miles an hour, it is probably youngest brother Jimmy. But RestauRant when you consider what you get The other thing to forget the mid- or late-20s. The Currys after you warm to him you realize .. for it: often a first rate, about, in the case of the current have another problem: the he's playing the part of the oft - professional, Broadway play engagement of "The Rainmaker," drought of men seeking the hand maligned but lovable and & Lounqe is the corny graphic used in the somehow wise buffoon to the hilt. (depending on when you go), and of daughter Lizzy. They try not· 4110 Edith N.E. an excellent, all · you • can - eat, advertisements which makes you so · subtle schemes like sending His silly grin becomes the young buffet dinner. If you split it and think it's an "Oklahoma" • type her off to visit some friends who lust for life that too often is Daily Specials bit of fluff, and the description of stifled by serious older brothers. figure $3 for each, consider: you have three boys of marrying age, e breakfast pay that much for as good a seat it as "A beautiful American but before long it's all out in the That older brother Noah is played classic; so appropriate for the by James Cogan, who had a few e lunch at some local productions, and holidays." open and reaches the point where e dinndr her "sensible" brother Noah tells problems the night I saw him but these actors are professionals; I "The Rainmaker" isn't a nonetheless gave a fine can't think of any other her she might as well face the fact stoned-out "Hair," but its message that she'll be an old maid. performance as "the only one Albuquerque eatery that gives you is surprisingly Aquarian, though who loves you enough to tell you CjR€€K that good a come · back · for - Lizzy is too intelligent and presented in a manner more honest to put on the act like the the truth." He succeeds to the thirds meal for three bucks, calculated to make the "over 30" point where he is genuinely ()1nne~s inc] uding roast beef plus three girls at t_!le social club; she can set think about what many of us only be herself, and she hates unlikable by the third act. e appetizers e dinners Robert W. Blow brought a e salads e des!erts U President Speaks Out needed bit of underplaying to his role as the father; he's obviously a Servecl from 5 p.m. on seasoned veteran. Bill Snickowski Also Steaks, Chops and as Sheriff File was also very good, Heady Asks Curricula Flexibility but didn't have an opportunity til Seafood the end to make much of his part. Hours: Mon.-Thurs., 7 o.m.-8 p.m. The decade of the 1970's Septembet· to June and someplace Rainmaker Gregory Wnorowski Fri. & Sot., 7 o.m.-1 0 p.m. should be one of innovation in concerns of the report is lacked a degree of convincingness 344·4172 Cwner & chef John E. Athans else the rest of the year, he said. shortening the time required for higher education, UNM President Population statistics indicate that relegated his role to one of Ferrel Heady told an Eastern New degrees at all levels. The secondary impact, but perhaps continued heavy enrollment commission also suggests a more Mexico University (ENMU) increases at the college level that's how he sees the part-in all, education fraternity Dec. 16. flexible degree structure from the his was also a very good during the 1970's, with a leveling Associate in Arts for one- and, performance. Speaking before the ENMU off and possibly a drop-off· in the chapter of Phi Delta Kappa, two·year programs, up through '80's, Heady said, noting that the doctorate, The acting and direction is Heady suggested that more resources will be strained during excellent; the play has tight drama flexibility be built into curricula the '70's to provide opportunity to give the student greater for all qualified students. · opportunity to fashion a ptogram "Closely linked to the problem of study suited to his individual of numbers," Heady said, "is the needs. And, he proposed that problem of equalization of Beau Britches students be given "more chances opportunity for higher education. to get acquainted with life off Goals for the future should Has Pattts campus through testing in practice include special efforts throughout what they are learning." the educational system, to Heady said, "As a sociologist equalize educational opportunities has obsetved, youth of today, as and educational attainments." compared to youth of a Heady cited the recent report FLAIRS half·century ago, are 'information of the Carnegie Commission on rich but experience poor.' This Higher Education as the kind of DENIM BELLS problem might be relieved by future planning educators should releasing our young people from be doing. One of the main the social expectation that they SOLIDS, STRIPES Is our image will go directly from high school Contrary to the belief of to college and stay there PLAIDS slipping? continuously until they graduate. some media Santa Claus is Many of them would benefit from alive and will be here Some people may have us temporary breaks in the formal December 25. wrong. It's possible. education process." waist sizes Paid Advertising For instance, we Paulists The UNM president said that are known for the printed educators should consider 2.6 to 40 and the spoken word. Books, academic calendar changes and radio, and TV. The glamorous the possibility of year-round world. utilization of facilities. "I am not But there is another, bigger proposing that individual world in which the Paulist instructors, or individual students moves ... in most cases, should be on duty A dusty corner in Utah 200.1 Eubank N.E. around the calendar, but they do where Paulists offer not all have to be on campus from material and spiritual relief to migrant workers. An area known as East Village and a Paulist who understands the meaning ' STEREDSONIC EQUIPMENT of "taking a trip. ·• A Newman Center on a troubled college campus and a priest who is not a PROUDLY ANNOUNCES THE ARRIVAL OF judge but an understanding ear and a mediator . • Being a Paulist isn't easy. Being a Paulist isn't glamorous. sansu1 It's better. We are a full line dealer and invite you to hear the difference For more information on that sansui quality makes. Paulist priestly spirit write to: Rev. Donald C. Campbell, C.S.P. Stop by and see us during our "Getting Acquainted Days" we will Vocation Director SAYS attempt to give you the lowest prices available on all component package plans. HajJfJY 'Paulisth Custom Sound Room Available Pat erg Holidays Room 112 Page 4 5003 Menaul NE Open 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Friday 'til 9:00 p.m. 268-4227 415 West 59th Street New York, N.Y. 10019 NEW MNXICO LOHO l•'riduy, December 18, 1970 Page 5 ' ""0•-•-'l''"'"'":'c",-•··-·- v· '>'"'~""<'"< • Wolfpacl< Favorites Tonight ';";; By ROGER J. RUVOLO A year later, 16,177 people Tipoff in the Pit for tomorrow Bob King's New Mexico Lobo crowded into University Aretm to night's opening rom~d is· set for Rugs basketball team will be trying to see the Lobos win their second Letters to the Editor 7:00 p.m. in the Rutgers· Santa Disgusted have upon our consciences. A unique collection of defend her unblemished record crown, 64-49 over Colorado. That Clara game, while Michigan State To the Editor: To write to the President of 18,000 didn't either. Many were faces, I congratulate- they are Beautyway rugs will remain on when they face Michigan State was the largest crowd ever to and New Mexico follow at 9:00 taking care of mOl'e important display during the holiday season University in the nightcap of the watch a basketball game in New p.m. Nothing has disgusted me more North Vietnam is to take a stand accepting the responsibility that priorities, I believe this is the was placed in their hands. at the Maxwell Museum of opening round of the Lobo Mexico. Last year, Willie Long Coach Gus Ganakas of than the recent advertisement in it is to ask for the human~ Anthropology. the Dec. 16 Lobo appealing to treatment of those who have done word used by the spokesman for See for yourself at the next Invitational, and Ron Becket· led the Lobos to Michigan State is hoping to see the missing members "of the The exhibit will be replaced And, it's an unblemished record the championship by defeating St. Americans to write the President the greatest acts of inhumanity Senate meeting, check up on the Rudy Benjamin keep up with his through cold blooded bombing Community." dudes you elected. If I had the soon after the first of the year by in two ways. The Lobos are 7·0 so Joseph's of Pennsylvania 78-77 in already torrid pace for the of North Vietnam asking a collection of primitive African humanitarian treatment for the and technological murder. If you If you're familiar with names of those who were present far this season and are coming off the opener and came back with an Spar tans. Benjamin has already Parliamentary procedure (anyone sculpture, '''""'""" a 7 3·7 2 overtime thriller in 87-75 win over Washington State American prisoners of war. I also must write, write to our President, I would tell you, but since I don't, scored 20 points or more in the to our Congres.sman, and demand can be if they only read Robert's go and see for yourself. Don't be The 16 Beautyway rugs are Lubbock, Tex., against Texas in the finals. Long received the Spartans last four games including received such an appeal from copied from Navajo sandpaintings Mountain Bell enclosed with my humane treatment for the victims Rules of Order once or twice) you taken. Tech. The Lobos have never lost Most Valuable Player Award for 24 points against Toledo in an probably have already guessed and are part of a gift to the the Invitational since its the 59 points and 29 rebounds he phone bill, and I can assume these of our crimes, the Vietnamese Apathy can make one feel overtime win. Benjamin is playing people, for it is they who are that there was no quorum, That good. museum by Edwin L, Kennedy of conception in 1965, when they netted for the tourney,and is his last season for the Spartans, advertisements are appearing in New York. papers all over the country, means not enough members were defeated Idaho, 99·81. That year expected to team with senior a n d the 6·2 senior guard is , being wronged, it is they who present to conduct business. This Sandy Biggers Lobo Mel Daniels received the teammate Petie Gibson, juniors suffer a thousand times for every (Editor's Note: The meeting in expected to help hold together I am disgusted because these my friends, is the organizatior: Most Valuable Player Award while Mike Faulkner and Harold Little the MSU offense, partly because American suffering. that spends over $200,000 of question was not a regularly prisoners of war are portrayed as scheduled Senate meeting. Those he and teammate Ben Monroe and sophs Mike Stewart and John he is one of the Spartans' top hapless and helpless victims who Richard Traina your money and mine. made the Invite's all-star team. Johnson to make a try for number scorers so far this season, and also ha_ve done nothing, who are being The people who were there, I Senators in abse.nce were 1). I OPEN Daniels now plays professional six. Apathy attending the City Commission because he is the chief mistreated out of some Asian don't even know their names, just ~" 5 basketball, ballhandler, To the Editor: meeting). 5£\• 9-8 and/or Communist sense of Apathy may not be so good for Another standout for the sadism. They are in fact the direct Spartans is 6-7 sophomore center the political system but it can sure J\..est~u,.~,..,t SKI SALE link to the murder of thousands be good for the soul. Recently and accessories William Kilgore, who atoned for a of Vietnamese, civil ian and iinte'flfirotrjjnlteb Hand made shirts Now Has Fresh disappointing varsity debut UNM students voted for officers HEAD MEJIAL •...... $89.95 military, Many m:e the Air Force in the Student Senate. I didn't 'i'il,. ,, re.sbptel'ian in many styles Homemade HART METAL ...... $89.95 against Northern Illinois with a f' pilots who helped drop more vote, and I felt bad about it- but !3 1 r.;l1hurch and fabrics from VOLKLWOOD ...... $49,95 sparkling 16-point, 13-rebound explosives on North Vietnam than !7.11l ~-. <;;OGGLES ...... $1.98 game at Toledo. With good not any more. { were dropped in all of WW II. § Worship Servlre 9:30 ~IZZ~ quickness and mobility;- Kilgore On the night of Dec. 15 1970 l "LAVAREDO" SKI BOOTS Many have participated in the I was asked to appear before' the' t§ _& Jf:oo ZA-ZA Sunday 4 p.m.-midnight Repair & .\!aintenancc handles the ball well inside and 5 Buckle (red) Plastic napalming of villages, many have Senate to confirm (or turn down) reg. 65.00 NOW $49.95 can shoot from the outside as Cof109e Club Gumbo Phone 266-1goo on all foreign cars taken part in the search and my appointment .to the Speakers well. destroy missions similar to My Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. Cornell SE at Lead "BI-CONIE" STEEL SKI POLES Committee. Well, I never made it, An outlet for reg. 29.95 NOW $12.95 Ganakis was not only pleased Lai. They are the executioners of Westmin.,ter Building 'loreign Car Specialis1s most of the "duly elected" New Mexico artists with Kilgore's offensive effort, the mass murder we Americans ( - MARINE DISCOUNT CENTER _,... -~- representatives of this school of and craftsmen. but also with the defensive effort &Mk ttbt-ur _ ·r Gibson & Truman (almost) 333 Wyoming Blvd. :NE of junior forward Ronald Nursery Available 1608 Truman SE 256-1466 265-5901 l'ree Estimates 1820 Central SE 242-5533 CLASSIFIED Gutkowski of Detroit. The 6·6 U Prof Gets Science Fellowship 823 C~pper Ave. NE at Locust NE front liner held Toledo 7-0 center ADVERTISING Doug Hess to only ten points in Dale Sparks, assistant professor Fellowship for 1971. RATES: 7c per word, 20 word minl the Spartan victory. A regular in o f e I ectrical engineering and Sparks was one of 213 persons mttm ($1.40) per time run. Ji ud Ia to SUPPORT THE LOBOS ', computer sciences at UNM, has run five or more c:onaecutive days vtlth his sophomore outing, Gutkowski chosen from among 982 no changes the rate Is reduced to 5o is a streak shooter with a fine been awarded a National Science applicants for the awards, The per word and the minimum nmnbel" of (for the sake of your team) outside shot. Ron Gutkowski Foundation Science Faculty NSF Fellowships are designed to words to 10. help college level instructors TERMS: Payment must be made In Besides Benjamin, Kilgore and STROBE BLACK full Prior to insertion of advertisement, TWO LOCATIONS: en han c e their effectiveness as WHERE: Journalism Bu!Jdlng. Room Gutkowski, Ganakas has another science teachers. Recipients are LIGHT 205, afternoons preferably or mall. probable starter in 6·2 junior 5!8 CENTRAL S.W. ALSO Lobos, Rams Undefeated 616 CENTRAL S.E. 255.0892 chosen on the basis of ability Cllllllllfied Advertising guard Pat Miller. Miller was a (ACROSS FROM FAIRGROUNDS) academic and professionai UNM P.O. Box 20 starter at forward for 13 games as Albuquerque, N.M. 87106 The Lobo Invitational - tonight Minimum Age 21 Yl!
~------~---"-"--~~~-- NEW editorial MEXICO Jacl .•· ·- \ _, : r ' -._.. : ··. _: ·-.-·' :; ' ,.. · -.·... ...· . :, . ) '' Photo by Don Burge Phot<; hy Dnvl' Branch; Ex-governor John Miles (1939-42) attended Gov. Bruce King takes the oath of office at Former Govemor King's inauguration, and the two talked briefly after Swearing In inaugural ceremonies Friday in Santa Fe. The oath the noon ceremonies in the Capitol rotunda. was administered by the Honorable J.C. Compton, chief justice of the New Mexico Supreme Court. Pledging the foremost aim of office at noon before about 300 citizens," said King. the state together ''to accomplish King and his wife greeted some his administration would be persons in the Capito! m tunda in King said he would use "every any of our goals. u ~ 6000 persons in a public reception consideration of "th(' welfare and Santa Fe. opportunity'; to "Make New Outgoing governor David Cargo Friday afternoon. During the needs of all New Mexicans," Gov. "I want; to see that every Mexico a better place in which to admonished that in carrying out reception King was presented a Bruce King was inaugurated as the person in our state has his or her live." his programs King "will be statement of the Black Beret state's 21st governor Friday. right protected. I will strive to In his brief address King said it misunderstood. His motives will platform and goals by an King, and Lb. Gov. Robert make life as pleasant and is "mandatory" to fuse the be challenged, Principle will be eight-member delegation from Mondragon, took the oath of meaningful as possible for all our "natural and human" resources of called expediency." Albuquerque. Monday, January 4, 1971