McLuhan Film The eontroterslal film, "The Med i1.1111 b. the Message," b3 Marshall Mei Alila ii be fea- Weather tured at 7:311 t lllllll mat night tn .1(1136 as part of a Public ...RI 11:11 stinNiiiiie. High Relations Soele of .tinerlea ',IS: 68. cirrus elouds Mil erase tomorrow. (PRSSA) meeting. The fill'et- PA RTAN DA I LY the tame ing Is open to all interested students. SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE

Vol. 56 11111 as SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA 95114, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 1969 No. 87 Bowling Lanes'- Fate Undecided As Rutz Walks Out in Disgust

By RAY GILES to find alterruttives to a 14-lane alley, which is partially sponsoring the Daily Staff Writer proposed that either the lanes be com- building, and get their feelings on pro- Controversy over the bowling alleys pletely withdrawn from the current posals to make the lanes 10 instead of in the new College Union came to a plans or that the number of lanes be 14. head yesterday at the weekly meeting reduced to 10. An ASB official, who has consistent- of the College Union Board of Gov- College Union Director Ronald C. ly been opixised to the lanes, remarked ernors as student member Mike Rutz Barrett presented to the board a stu- "Bowling was kind of a hot fad 10 walked out of the meeting. dent poll taken by Dr. Dwight Bentel's years ago but it's died down since. To "If we are overruled, what the hell Journalism 55 classes. The poll, which convert the bowling alley now would are we wasting time for," Rutz told board member Steve Lieurance called cost less than to continue and set up board membets. He was referring to "the best poll we've had all year," the lanes and pinsetters'' the board's decision a month ago con- found that 55 per cent of the 347 Rutz said, "If we (the students) ceiling plans for a bowling alley in polled favored lanes. didn't want a bowling alley and one the union and the apparent overruling Considerable reaction came concern- is forced upon us, the people who give by the Chancellor's office concerning ing whether or not the union had us these lanes are going to find out the CUBG decision. planned for enough lounging area. "We that there isn't the interest to support ASB Pres. Dick Miner, attempting have people who commute here, and them." just sit around from 7 to 5," accord- ing to an ASB official. "Nobody seems to give a damn about them." Director Barrett suggested that if more lounging area would be Movement 'New Talent Horizon' indeed needed, then some of the meeting rooms could easily be converted. The board moved to wait until next To week to decide on what to do about Seeks Highlights Black Revue alternatives. Miner suggested that the board contact Brunswick, Inc., the SJS Black students will present all ing tomorrow evening at 8 in Morris company installing the lanes and the billiard tables, and see if the current Oust Miner original revue, "New Talent Horizon," Dailey with students C. K. Moreland contract might be renegotiated to in- Jr. and Sarah Webster Fabio. The recall of ASB Pheto Loi Ted 13, -n today at 4 p.m. in JC141, as part of clude remanufactured pinsetters and A petition seeking the Bantu Players, directed by Mel Stew- President Dick Miner is being circu- the continuing "Black Arts Today" art, former member of the Committee, lanes (he predicted a savings of FIELDS, senior interior design major, received inspiration for this lated on Seventh Street and will con- BRENDA pmgram. will also perform. $40,000 if remanufactured material is Summer tinue until the needed 2,500 signatures striking pen and irk and watercolor composition from the 1968 All programs in the "Black Arts used for a 10-lane alley), and discuss is on ex- have been attained, according to Jeff Olympics Black Power salute. This and other SJS Black student art Today" are free of charge. the possibility of extending the con- aritists' works are Mullins, publicity agent for the Stu- hibit daily 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. in A245. Professional Black The revue is directed by Bob Stoller, tract deadline, currently scheduled to on exhibit in A129. "Black Arts Today" cultural events began with the ex- end March 28. dents To Recall Miner. assistant director of Black EOP. Local SJS Faculty Debates "It's a grass-roots student move- hibits' opening and Monday night's performance of "Big Time Buck White," The board will also contact the Black literary and musical talent will ment, with no real leader. Everyone which starred Big Black. office and the office of be featured in the presentation. Chancellor's is presenting his own case against Development, Sttiderits Willette Wells and Tony New CCUFA Proposal Housing and Urban Miner," Mullins said, Dennis will sing. Loyci Brooks, Charles SJS faculty members will have an If the needed signatures are at- Initiated by Daily K. Moreland Jr., and Bob Sollar will tained. there must be a recall election Eric opportunity Thursday to examine a present readings, and student within 15 days, needing a two-thirds and appear proposal to reorganize the Academic Pace will read monologue Three Tutors Needed vote. in skits with other students. Senate into the "sole voice of the Three paid student tutors are cur- The recall group Ls currently circu- Jennifer Butler and Sheila FLsher faculty." rently needed by the Black Educa- lating a sheet of their objections to Seven Area Colleges Agree will feature Afro dancing and conga The California College and Univer- tional Opportunity Program (EOP), Miner, which include charges of mis- drummers from San Jose City College sity Faculty Association (CCUFA) Bob Soller, assistant director. an- representation, and calls him "the and SJS will play. will hold an open meeting at noon Thursday in Cafeteria B for all in- nounced today. three-faced ASB president." Tomorrow at 1 p.m. in Morris Dailey structors interested in the CCUFA The position of tutorial supervisor "The fact that Miner signed his own To Join 'Save the G gee Auditorium will be "An Afternoon initiated proposal. is open for a senior or graduate stu- recall is symbolic of the fact that with Don L. Lee," Black poet and dent in math or science. Supervisory everything, including his year as ASB Seven Bay Arca colleges have said Karaguezian, editor of the suspended writer in residence at Cornell Univer- The proposal calls for a restructured or business experience is desirable. president. is a big joke," said Mullins. they will join SJS in its Spartan Daily- San Francisco State newspaper. sity. Lee Ls featured in this month's Academic Senate, with legal authority Representatives from the colleges and financial means, having the re- Salary is $2.73 per hour. In reaction to the recall movement sponsored "Save the Gater'' fund-rais- Ebony magazine. will meet at a press conference at sponsibility to enter into "good faith 'Two tutors, one in English and one and his signing of the petition, Miner Lee will also conduct a poetry read- ing drive. SFS to donate the money as a group negotiations" with the Board of in math/science, are also needed. Ap- said. "If the remitters were seriously

The Daily learned this yesterday "probably next Monday," according to Trustees. plicants for either position should have interested in halting our reforms, they while the drive's second day on this Kenyon Jordan, Daily assistant editor. "If we can gain enough faculty sup- senior or graduate status. Both start would attempt to recall our entire ad- campus netted $40.50. That figure, The Daily is asking contributions of Reagan's Tax Plan port, Vic Vassy will introduce the pro- at $2.35 per hour. ministration, Student Council included. added to the $63.6.3 contributed by 10 cents tor morel ftom students the posal as a bill to the state legislature," All three jobs require 15 hours of "With the exception of the vice students Monday, plus another $50 remainder of this week. The paper has Rejects Withholding Dr. Lawrence Pugno, local CCUFA work per week. president, all the major executive of- given by Neve College. brings the total undertaken the drive because it be- president, salt!, Interested studer* may contact ficers have signed the petition to dem- collected thu.s far to $154.13. lieves the Gater's suspension is a "clear SACRAMENTO Gov. Ronald Rea- The proposal, drafted by CCUFA at- either Stiller or TimKnowles in the onst rate this fact . The conclusion Also collecting money for the Cater usurpation of freedom of the press," gan yesterday ruled out withholding torneys, is intended to eorreet the com- EOP office, or call extension 2166. should be obvious." will be Sonoma, Fresno and Sacra- and as stall marks a threat to all of personal income taxes from his munications breakdown between the San trustees, administration and faculty, mento State Colleges, College of college newspapers. forthrnming tax reform plan despite Mateo, College of Marin, UC Berkeley, The SFS paper has been printing said Dr. Pug,no. of some Republican as- and San Jose City College. only spitradically since Associated Stu- the objection Kenneth Johnson. assistant secre- new eriej4 These schools, along with SJS, will dent funds, which pay most of its bills, semblymen who wanted it as part of tary to the CCUFA executive council, tax revision. will speak at turn over all money collected to Dikran were frazen over a month ago. an over-all the meeting. Classic Film Series Kim Stanley and Richard Attenborough star in "Seance On A Wet Af- , ternoon," today's classic film, shown free at 3:30 and 7 p.m. in Morris A. Dailey Auditorium. Public Letters Criticize Disorders Sponsored by the College Union Program Board and AV Center, the classic film series.continues April 9 with the Maximillian Schell version of "Hamlet." Invitation to Arts' Metropolitan Opera soprano Roberta Peters will aprxar in rnncert Friday at 8:15 p.m. in Morris Dailey as part of SJS' "Invitation to the Mailing Draws Mixed Reaction Arts" series. sponsored by College Union Program Board and ASB. Faculty and students may attend free of charge. General admission tickets, $2 each, are available in the Student Affairs Businss Office. By JERRY PEBROTTI Glenn S. Dumke and SFS Acting President S. on the part of the tru.stees to inform the faculty Daily Political Writer Hayakawa. as to the current point of view of campus affairs YR Meeting the Free Asian A recent sample mailing by the State College In the form letter accompanying each of the expressed by people in the state. David I. Wyllie, Vietnam war veteran and a director of sample packets, Trustee Chairman Theodore Mer- "'There is a feeling among some state college fac- League, will speak on "What Hopes For Vietnam?" at a Young Republi- 4*. Board of Trustees of public letters expressing lam of Chico stated, "The tru.stees feel strongly ulty anti administrators that they are a law unto cans meeting tomorrow night at 7:30 in S210. evoked varied criticism of campus disorders has that all faculty memlx,rs should be aware of the themselves, having forgotten they are accountable Wyllie served in the U.S. Air Force from 1961 to 1965, spending half reactions from SJS faculty members. public hostility that is being generated by campus to the legislature and the people who pay the that time in Mill, and is a member of the Association for Asian Studies 4, The trustees last month mailed packets con- disturbances." bills," he added. and the American Academy tor Politieal and social Sciences. taining copies of about 40 letters to each of the During a budget committee meeting last week Dr. Alvin C. Beckett, SJS professor of business Fencing at Co-Rec in Los Angeles. some of the trustees explaind that education, has an outlook similar to Dr. Stevenson. 13,000 state college faculty members. These letters Fencing will be the special feature of Co-Rec 7:30 to 9:30 tonight ; they had been receiving angry letters from various lie believes the faculty has to be aware of what " were representative samples of the approximately in the Women's Gym with the theme "Polka Dot Reflections." faculty members. was said by the untuippy people. The Blue Reflections will play and badminton, volleyball, basketball, 186,000 communications which the trostees and One such letter was written by Dr. Abraham "The state college public image is slipping and a.s ping pong and swimming will also be available. various State Colleges had received. Bezanker. associate professor of English at SJS. a result money is getting tighter for higher educa- In addition to letters, the communications in- Ile Said the mailing only added "fuel for the cam- tion," he explained. Profs Against War Professors o cluded petitions, telegrams and organizational res- paign of repres.sion and economy which most of the Assuming a more irate attitude to the trustee "Anybody is welcome" to attend the year s first meeting of olutions. The petitions contained over 40,000 in- trustees are mounting against the cause of higher mailing project is Fred R. Spratt, SJS Art De. Against The War, today at 3:30 p.m. in the San Jose Room (Library : dividual signatures. education in the state.'' partment chairman and recently elected AFT pres- North, sixth floor), according to Paul Dichert, PAW member. Jim Cole, public affairs official for the Chancel- He believes the thoughts expressed in tile let- ident on campus. He said the group. active last year. is re-forming for several reasons. lor's Office, explained that sexeral of the trustees ters are "uniformly emotional expressions of alarm He views the project very suspiciously and be- the main one being that the "war lin Vietnam is not diminishing." The meeting should towatd the anti -war effort," Dichert had spearheaded the mailing project. having raised from people who are living in a dream WOrid and lieves such tactics by the Trustees are scurrilous. "indicate programs the money themselves to cover the $9,000 end of who are seeking to protect their interests in that "It is a clear attempt to create a backlash senti- added. duplicating the letters and postage. dream by appeals to law and order." ment and force faculty into silence," he stressd. A program already in the works is this weekend's "In the Year of the According to the trustees, more than 98 per cent Enpressing a much differnnt reaction is Dr. Cole, speaking for the Chancllor's office, said Pig," (details in tomorrow's Dailyi which PAW is co-sponsoring with r of the communications supported the stand taken .Taines F. Stevenson, SJS professor of industrial overall RCINTTSC reaction to the sample mailing has Clergy and Laymen Concerned About Vietnam. by tht trosives, t Ronald Reagan, Chuneellor studies, Ile kooks upon the mailing as an effoet been 9SPARTAN DAILY W1»...d,,y March 19. 1969 uesemeaus A iiiI2ARTAN DAILY STONE'S rirrnm- SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE Rill Hurschmann Editor Roger Chapman Adrertising Mgr. Th1ROW

By 1.1111. STONE **Recall Dick Mitier!- Editorial That's the call that greets students on Seenth Street and apparently the ASB president belieNes it's a good idea. Iresterila Diek Miner the peti- Separate Elections tion that urged his recall because -lie has misrepresented the Assoriated students of 'Hie recall Dick Miner um% ement is hy i- the recall so significant now? SJS by failing to protide effeetkely and adequately responsible leadership in in full swing. .111(1 it now hooks as if 1.(ir the simple reason that it is so of- fice." Several of his government associates Jeff :111111i:is and the group organizing close to the general electimt. No also signed. gather enough signatures matter what the result. it will influ- the recall will The ASB president throught the whole to force a recall eletion. 1111.1. Ille toter in the general election. idea was a preposterous joke. Why else nd recall will show exactly how Staging the recall election so close would he do such a foolish thing? -Irongl!.. one way or another. the dif- to the \Sit general election will only But by signing the petition. he has just about guaranteed that a recall ferent factions on this campus feel bring out the dirt in 1:ill. It will make election will occur. about the kSII president. it extremely diffirult for any candi- Barring any technicalities attached to it date to get riveted on his (own merits. The real loone (of contention. the petition isonie reports say that the would appear to us. would be the SI1 for the N (der Will undoubtedly remem- leatlers of the recall tootement haven't student gmernment as a whole. \Sli ber thio ery recent recall eleeti(on. received the needtd permission for their l'resident 1/ick Miner is only part of whether it suereeds or fails. actions and therefore the entirt reeall illegal) we can expect to See the recall a Nast organization of students rim - The best way to handle the recall election just after Easter actition. the %Sit. eloortion is to let it occur immediately. The petition needs some 2,400 votes. Council has 21 mendwrs. or dela) it Until after the general elec- "We find no evidence of conspiracy in the sentencing of James Earl Ray." After Miner's action yesterday, and also I here are four tilettiliers of the execu- tion. In this manner. the voter should h(ocause of the great many people who tie branch. There are administratie be able to decide ultetlier or not Miner have opposed present student gmernment ,i--istants and numerous appointees. should be recalled. Ile should also be policies, the figure shouldn't he too hard Thrust and Parry achieve. 7-iirely the current .V4I1 is not just I)ick able Ai deride which iwrson lw wants to While thinking the entire movement is as his next kS11 president. But he a big joke, the ASB president has :also them as two separate Moist legislatie matters litte passed should deride Chicanos, Recall, List Probed taken a calculated gamble. He must now council resounding majorities. issues. hope that when the recall eleclion i. over 'I hi- is not just Dirk Miner. If many e -till belieNe Mullins* lineVe is for Tuesday. you would see it is not a Mullins he will be viiiilicaied by an oersdieliiiing Credit by Exam political movement for elements (on this campus are unhappy. part of a political game. \rid that game publicity. majority. But then again. it could he he Recall Miner is sponsored FAlitor: by five (5) stu- just couldn't care any more. they should recall all of the ASII. and is to influence the Atill general elec- dents who are coordinating it, no one person I believe that a. slight There are peOple On this campus wit just the president. Apparently, tion. 1.nd what is disgusting about it restructuring of carries the ball on our team. our college system would reduce costs ancl/or Ask Jeff why he resigned from Treasurer? who know more about the ins and outs of then. Mullins* fume is not against what is that it will probably work. We only increase capacity. This restructuring would Ask Jeff why he resigned fnan Educational student politics than anyone else. Doe of consist of giving course credit only upon com- l/ick %liner has clone. but against hope the student- still be able to de- Reforms? Could it be he got fed up with them is leading the recall minement, the pletion of an 8-hour (plus lunch break) com- promises Dick Miner never kept? tier himself'. for \liner is only part of cide whether a Antler recall is justi- prehensive exam for each course other is one of Miner's top assistants. amenable As for resigning his S.M.O.G. column from to such exam. This recall is the culmination of many the %%hole goernment. fied. the Spartan Daily, he didn't want to be ac- Applicable subects wouid be those whose cused of using it to benefit our cause. events over the school year. There has mastery is solely dependent on memorization I believe you owe it to the student body been a general falling out of those who and or reasoning: accounting, economics, to make a more valid evaluation of the situa- helped elect Miner last year. But this re- mathematics, law (except case study), engi- Guest Room tion. If you don't care to do so, then I feel call movement. besides holding the belief neering (except laboratories), and psychology you're in the wrong job, and like Miner are that students have been sold out, also has texcept case study) are typical. Subjects not fooling and misrepresenting u.s all. appropriate are those requiring teachers' ex- some personal animosities. You can have Joile Wineroth periences anci/or classmates' interaction. only one ASB president at a time and 'Recall Is Not Tool' A151 There are important advantages to this when a battle of egoes is waged as -to who plan over what now exists. First, it must be By JF.FF 'MULLINS 11.11.. moderates and should rule. then something has to give. conservatives recognized that some textbooks are in an ad- Why Too Late? This recall is the give. Fearful that the Spartan 1/aily was tie- uorking for the effort. vanced state of evolution and that literate ing used as a politital -tool-. the editor 111104 111. II:. differ in political people who have developed self-discipline may Editor: Falling so close to the yearly ASB elee- wish to bypass an instructor-equipped tioni,, one can't help heliee that perhaps printed an editorial ye.tirday blasting this philo-ophie-. %%V all 'NM. 011e g...1 ill e0111. class- Yesterday, a major room. move was made in an writer and the Itiek Nlintr MO% e 11111111 . . . 11)i. recall of Diik \liner. the effort to discredit a possible valid recall peti- there is some politicking involved for the Second, our archaic system meld with which he is assorialed. "paper liberal- who ha. attempted to fool defines seasons tion. The move was made in the Spartan president's office next year. Bin tlie "Re- for learning and achievement is honored only Flue truth ... not 0m.y did this writer all of the people all of the time. Daily (where else!) The editorial stated "it call Miner- committee has stated they will during these seasons. Third. classrooms are is a little late in the year to launch a recall -peak ttt or encourage an% member of the 1. for the nonemen1 rooting too late discredit any AS13 office seeker who pub- presently grade-oriente6; preparation for an Miner movement." Why is it too late? If the independent liely supports the recall. The effect of this -Tartan Dail% -tail to "coser- the reeall. in the %ear ... is hunk! True. it is a exam will shift student objec- students are dissatisfied with Miner's work, tives .1 hi- writer een resigned his "S.11.O.G. shame that we dol not think of it sooner, to learning. (For those students who they haw the right to recall him. Mr. Hursch- is yet to be seen. voluntarily attend class the instructor will 1..i.lor%- column from the 1)aily in order Ind then a president be held ac- be mann also took one statement out of context Recall movements are dirty business no a tool to learning rather than a god-like giver concerning Miner's desire to please all of the there a--iire Rill Hursehmann. editor. that countable for his act' s right up to the of matter how you look at them. While good and bad grades.) Fourth, lectures campus factions. I think the Spartan Daily hi- nei,spaper. through the column. would ter% minute he leaes office - would are some legitimate complaints about which in be given at scheduled times but regis- should be more careful in reacting too quickly. tration his entire administration this Jim he used (is a political "tool.- Nliner's case, will he sooner than he procedures would be unnecessary. San Francisco State has three papers but we Miner and Fifth. costs -1. far as the recall goes. it involves epected. -per-student would be lower. Sixth, only have one for NEWS. Next time look at year, a recall ntovement, especially one finally, this exam procedure can be used to man% student. fr a broad spectrum taf "students to Recall Nlintr- thank the and investigate the issues or charges before whieh involves personalities and egoes. is stabilize academic standards for licensing and you jump into print. campus can well do the ealopo- I...iodation. This writer is a Dail% for the opportunity to present our employment. sontething this -liberal- -poke-man for the recall. We ease. Larry Lundberg without. R. J. (Dick) 8andretto A5797 Classes of '60 and '69 * * * Next to the recall booth is the Spartan Write 'Star Trek' Daily booth soliciting funds for the Daily Daily Regresses Cater, suspended San Francisco State col- Editor: Editor: lege daily. The "Chicano" movement needs more not be- It is a shame the This fund should be supported. Spartan Daily, after being spokesmen of Miss Gonzales' (z?) caliber. in good hands under cause one agrees with the Cater editorial the editorship of Phil Hopefully, they would give the movement (?) Stone, has resumed its rather because the former stance -- with the inglorious death it deserves and motivate policy tit stinks) hut its head between its legs, looking only where students of Mexican descent to more con- Cater is a daily newspaper which was it wants to look. structive, altruistic activities. arbitrarily suspended. It may he a cliche, Daily's editorials have been decrying Dr. I will not lend dignity to the writer's ob- hut freedom of a press is a pree' com- S. I. Hayakawa's administration for what servations by refuting them. GAMBIT BY RICHARD BATTIK they have called "clear usurpation of freedom modity. Such a letter should of the press." because "anti-strike adminis- be sent to the writers If one suspends a newspaper just be- of "Star Trek." They could use it it an epi- trators are irritated that the paper (SFS he doesn't agree with its eilit orial sode titled "The cause Daily Gater) doesn't agree with them." Death of Mr. Spock," or a w a "Fourth Semester: The In-Depth Understand- Well then, is it not absurd that the editor ing of Democracy, Basle Logic, and Gram- t ry of the Spartan Daily should be playing in an tffort to eliminate the the mar." As a climax, Mr. Spock would be shown al I tile) ois:Onsr; :IvPsatelyrr.es i r 1 error and underclassmen not ad- same game when he wliTo:luinel'irit171) states, in Tuesday's edi- dying, with "Vulcan convulsions" and other "inaccuracy- of student-professor ratings, mitted miltss accompanied by an upper- torial, that the Spartan Daily will not let a appropriate gestures, after having read the Miner" petition like the Tower List, a few instructors haw di% ision student. li.teacherit are the ones "Recall USE it because it letter. who are so wrapped up in themselves and does not want to become the "playing board developed a self rating system. The aim for campus political games." Adios. My tongue is getting cramped in their lecture. that they pay little attention my cheek. KAKTAN DAILY is to inform students of which teachers Since when has the Daily not been a "play- SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGI vilieitt.r ilie0-e communicating to he S. J. Duarte ing board?" We have read all year about Dick Second Class postage paid at San Jon, California may be object* able to them. staents B21054 Nbeywspo.apLrnhPubhlasisrh.einsrs.:Assr. MIL. Miner, Dave Aikman, Bill Langan, SDS, Member of California Arr., daily It is hoped that this rating stem will X IlderelanSMI.11 not admitted. etc. and the games they are playing. /Mon. Published State College, except Saturday and Sunday, during spread nationwide. and that the ratings here lower-diyision students need a The "Recall Miner" petition is obviously (allege year. The opinions expressed Totver List Error ma) lie placed next to the teacher's late in coming, but it would be necessarily those of the Associated Student Body, junior or senior to help them figure out an excellent Administration, or the Department so' forum for expressing the Editor: the College in the schedule of classes. %hat.- going on with It-teachers, there is dissatisfaction that Journalism and Advertising. Subscription accepted has accumulated in the student body over the basis. Full academia The ratings are G. M. II and X. and no eliance of that with an X-teacher, be- In the latest Tower List there was an error only on a remainderof-womeWer policies of Dick Miner, his administration, year, $9; each sensester, 54.50. Off.camous price per here's in the initials for Dr. J. M. Walker of the what those letter. mean: cause nothintes going on. Only graduate and the Student Council. esioy, 10 cents. Phone 294-6414Editorial Ext. 2343, Business Department. His name incorrectly 2386. Advertising Ext. 2081. 2042, 2083. G suggested for general or a%prage and tipper division student,' are capable of Bill Hurschmann, get Spartan 2384, 2385, Daily's appeared as R. D. Walker. 2094. Press of Globe Printing Co, 1995 S. Pint students. This category would include the putting up with .50-minute mumblings head out. We also would like to point out that the Si. busy-work Rick teachtrs who have their tests on three limes a week and then manage to Blackman 164 evaluation cards from Dr. A. L. Goldman's All editorials reflect the majority opinion of the At1946 Deily editorial board, consisting of thy *rift?, file at most of the fraternity houses. This figure mil which non-sensical bits of garb- classes were lost appears Spartan and the critique that the assistant editor, the city editor. the associete covers a lot of lower ditision instructors. age %ill be transformed into multiple in the Tower List was written from the 10 editor and the copy editor. Staff comments are in. reflect the views of individual staff mem- M suggesttil for the mature students ehoice questions. Five Sponsor Recall cards collected on Seventh Street. tended to If there are any other corrections, com- bers. who are out to get more than just a grade With the introduction of this rating sys- HURSCHMANN Editor: plaints, questions, or suggestions concerning BILL from the class. This EAddivteerrtising Mnager ROGER CHAPMAN classification is rarely tem, it is hoped that a good number of the to Tau Delta I read your editorial concerning the move- Tower List, they may be sent Day Editor MARK LOWE assigned, and belongs to that special group X-tearhers can be eliminated. A few, of JORDAN ment by Jeff Mullins to recall Miner. If Phi, Student Union, Botc T. Assistant Editor KENYON of professors who always manage to do a course. will always reniain to cater to the SUSY LYDLE you'd open your eyes and check amund in- David K. CtItidiff ACsitiocianditor MARY MARKS little more than drone out lectures. masochistic students. stead of worrying about making the deadline Chairmen, Tower List' Project Copy Tclitor GARY KUPP Art, Photo Shortage \i'i lo torn SPIRT SN 13.411.VS Literary Magazine KSJS, News Center Needs Contributions Adopt New Formula The Radio Television News did/ I NI., re Poehe and Lang stivezired on the pieture tube. Increased emphask on art and the staff's goal is to encompass Center has adopted NBC. Stanl SJS' assistant athletic Although campus problems are photography to make the maga- mure of the college. director, often aired, interviews and film zine more attractive And these News Broadcasting is planned "We still need poetry. fiction Despite this extensive radio stories prepared by a different for this year's issue manuscripts. Changes are now in effect, ac- of Reed, ac- and nun-fiction 11L'H'S broadcasting, the RTNC person each time are also spot- cording of pho- to managing editor Jim Also. there is a shortage cording to Mike Brown, Radio- does not ignore video viewers. lighted on the "SJS Reports" Pearce. tography and art which can be Television News Center IRTNC1 For example, KN'IN (Channel show. With changes in 1110 magazine, reproduced. Students wishing to editor. 11) and KTEH (54 on the UHF Aro you still viondering "so contribute should turn in mater- What are these program al- dial, brotakasts a five minute what else is newlsi?" 'Cluin on ial by April 7 to F0102," said Brown explain- "S.1 S Report s" ShOW .Monday your boob tube or radio to SJS Pearce. terations? First, ed, "We have ion KSJS. 90.7 FM thriimth Frblay. snrws and find out. 'Growth Last year's magazine was the -television nov s Maffei -1i Marathon' Spartan Newsline at 6 p.m. Mon- Radio most acceptable so far, he said. present anti prepare a producti It is used as a textbook in a day through Friday." This five- minute raiding to an SJS activity or EUROPE Santa Clara high school to show news wrap-up covers per- To Explore Self problem. Student travel difficul- S215 to $315 R.2. from Wst Another tinent national, international, contemporary poetry. tics pertaining to flight reser. II Cc,ist flights, also available "In a quiet setting we will state and local events. Nevi's school is using it as an example vations over the semester break from East, flights to the Orient meet for a weekend experience of magazine production and lay- staffers Greg Walter, Guy Hall and Israel. Call ESEP 365.862S was a featured topic. Pit:king Redwood City. to gain strength, explore inner out. and Gary Dunn mad the news 801 Woodside. prepared radio and hoein.! hAssle hme experience, and centeredness," 'This year the ASF1 gave the by first semester news Rob Kling, past Midperminsula magazine the exact amount of students. Free University seminar leader money requested. In fact we Spartan Spectrum, the award - said in describing his latest were offered more but decided winning five minute campus nevi TYPEWRITERS RENTED "Growth 'Marathon" to be held to use mughly the same budget show, is another nightly new Special Student Rentd Rates March 28 through 30. as last year," he explained. cast. For the second conseeatii,. '21 fo purchase price of any "Growth Marathon's aim is Reed advisers and staff are year, this campus news roundup Three months rental applies 3 months machino if you decide to buy. to make man a more integrated considering asking for enough feature received the Sigma Delta manual person by exploring his inner funds to have two magazines Chi's national radio competition w. also rent electrics, portable and standard. experiences. acting upon unreal- next year. This will enable us top spot, Brown added. ized potentials and finding nevi' to print more of what's being For this 6:06 p.m. show. news - ways to be with people," Kling done and allow us to have a con- student correspondents report Can PA' Typewriter Co. said. tinuity of staff for tvvo semes- CHERYL YOST, graduate student in elementary education, is Student Council actions kith! The Marathon will be held in ters instead of the change-over featured in this semester's first issue of Rule Magazine as the Pres. Robert D. Clark's state- 24 South Second Established 1900 293-6383 the Los Altos hills at a cost of every year," said Pearce. spring "Rulemate." Rule Magazine, produced by engineering ments. State-wide news is also $15 a student. Food, including A happening will be held the students twice a semester, is now on sale for 25 cents in the covered by telephoning report- fresh bread is covered by ttte la.st part of April to publicize lobby of the Engineering Building. The magazine features arti- ers. cost. Registration is available the magazine which will go on cles by students and faculty. Photos of Miss Yost appear in the 'The News Center, a 30-minute through Rob Kling, P.O. Box sale May 1. center of the magazine. wrap-up and analysis of the ... for any 4962, Stanford, or phone 14151 week's carnpus news airs Friday occasion 941-4682. evening at 7. Brawn moderates the discussion of news with the reporters. JET CHARTERS The holidavs offer the perfect time to take the Despite Disturbances Brown often presents inter- 4 Summer flights of 4 to 14 wks. views with such campus news family out ill dinner. 111.1.1'. III our relaxing at- $210 r Round e One 74 Trip or 4, .0 Way makers as ASB President Dick mosphere. pm can enjo.% sizzling steaks or sump- For details write to Prof. Frank Miner, Alfred Alquist, state sen- tuous sealoods serred for a memorable occasion. Para, 247 Roycroft Ave.. Long ator, defeated assembly can- Beach 90803. (213) 438-2179. ROTC Cites Six Members Reserre y11111. table early. 1401 S. First For Reservations Six members of the SJS Army head of the SJS Military Science cal Engineering Department cited Blood Drive Tries at Alma Phone 292-1266 Personnel Search ROTC program and a Vietnam and Tactics Department, made Gange. the award. Capt. Marwitz is In addition to citations, four 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 lllllll litsie Agency veteran. now stationed with the currently working in the Military scholarships were earned by SJS To Surpass Fall De- Jobs Military Science and Tactics Science Department's public in- cadets. partment, were cited for their Two cadets, Albert L. Sawyer Full Time formation department. Rock Groups...Vocalists... outstanding achievements in a An apparent attempt to dis- HI and Leo M. Nicholas, were 431 Pint Record San Jose brief awards ceremony yester- rupt the ceremony by some in- given four-year grants. Dr. Johrik "With your help, the AFROTC- dividuals who fired cap pistols awarded Sawyer Ms scholarship Entertainers & surrounding areas day at the drill field. Angel Flight blood drive can be did not succeed. A brief scuffle while Prof. Charles Marshall, Highlighting the half-hour a success." i COMMUNITY BANK BLDG. ensued when a passing student chairman of the Journalism and 41 ceremony was the presentation Blood drive chairman Denni, it., h./ a recording ses.sion. 111 W. St. John 286-8181 called them "punks." Advertising Department be- P.s. Pxs, ,t of the Distinguished Flying stowed the grant on Nicholas. Drury emphasized that the At' For outstanding work in the Cross to Captain Walter J. Mar- other two scholarships, ROTC and its women's auxiliary. classroom, tyro students, Louis The Now there is a professional sound studio in San Jose. E. witz for bravery under fire in both of two-year duration, were Angel Flight. in conjunction vvith M. DiDonato and David B. session in our mod- Vietnam. Col. Edgar Colladay, granted to Gary T. Triplett and the American Red Cross is aim- As low as $15.00 for a complete Gange, were presented with the Donald C. DeMers by Roger K. ing for a record 600 pints of ern facilities. Recordings are the professional and easy Pr=0041....411. Distinguished Student Award, Heller, of the Social Sciences blood. way of auditioning for record oromoters and for jobs. the highest honor an ROTC ca- Department. Last semester's drive provided JET TO EUROPE Dean Robert Call today or come by our studios. det can receive. the blood bank with 437 addi- U.S. National Moore of the School of Applied tional pints of blood. and Arts made the pres- Student Assn. Sciences The blood drive starts today entation to DiDonato while Dr. I I 'Fair' Meeting at the Catholic Women's Centel Students - Faculty - Staff Robert E. Mink of the Chemi- at Fifth arid San Fernand,' PRESCO A meeting for prospective par- ROUNILTR1P frown 04K, or L.A. $295 Streets, and will continue through ticipants in the first annual Sig- PROFESSIONAL RECORDING ONE-WA1 frnm 0 nr 1.4. 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Karel 10, 1960 ------,:.-atresisstreersr"‘";’1""’’ Cagers Name Top Opponents; SJS Spikers Hillman Second in Rebounding 3rd in NCAA Spartim track coach Bud Win- weekly improvement with a toss ter is overwhelmingly pleased of 57-6%, putting Centers Dennis Awtrey of Awtrey and fled the Roberts hit 10 oi 19 field goal hirn second on with the overall performance of the all-time list at Santa Clara and Pete Cross of highest numbei s.ei. attempts and scored 27 points in SJS. his 11 SJS competitors who cap- Marks, University of San Francisco head Cross scored 55 points in two Utah State's 84-83 vein. a 245-pound specimen tured a thrid place in the NCAA with 19 inch the all-opponent team selected games against the Spartans, une Presley. MANIA 34 points and biceps is a com- Indoor Championships ut Detroit petitive Monday by the Spartan basket- behind Awtrcy, who scored 37 pulled down 15 lehounds as Cal weightlifter when he's last weekend ahead of an always not throsving the ball team. in the Spartans' upset of Santa held off an inexperienced but shot. puwerful USC team. While Others on the first team are Clara. improving SJS squad in the sec- warming up for his "Anytime you beat USC in the event last Tulsa forward Bobby Smith. Smith led Tulsa to an 89-84 ond garne of the season, 103-98. weekend he did national championships you have 56-101s standing. Utah Stare forward Mary Rob- win over SJS in December with Named to the second team to be pleased," he beamed. "If you can do 57 feet standing erts, and Cal center Bah Presley. a 30-point effort. were Dale Dover of Harvard, The Spartans finished behind you should be able to get out to Lucius Davis of Fresno State, a surprisingly strong Kansas 61 or 62 feet with your explosion John Phillips of Pacific, Alex team and second place Villanova against the ring," Marks ex- Boyd of Nevada, and Jackie with a total of 19(a points while plained. Ridgle of Cal. USC and Tennessee were in Assistant Coach Ernie Bullard, Darnell Hillman. who re abtied fourth with 16 each. who has worked closely with 39 rebounds in the last two Winter is not taking his team's Marks, predicts he'll do at least games of the season. ji.ised finish in the meet as the final 60 feet once he gains his form Loyola's Jirn flatlet leia tinish indication of how they will do and be a definite threat for a second in rebounding in Ow West in the NCAA outdoor champion- place in the NCAA meet in June. C'oast Athletic Conferenee Hill- ships, however, indicating that Marks was a student at SJS in man had 207 rebounds in I. ague his team will be much stronger 1963-64 and weighed 200 pounds play for a 14.8 average. Cross for that meet. then, but developed 45 pounds of move had a 15.7 average. John Carlos raced to the muscles as a competitive weight Hillman, who shot 47.5 per NCAA title in the short and lifter in the army. cent from the floor for a 15.9 sweet 60 yard dash ahead of a scoring average, finished eighth fast field which included team- in the WCAC in kith categories. mates Kirk Clayton and Ronnie fas Cross scored 3,',7 points for a Ray Smith, tying the meet record Management opportunity? Sure. Right now! We be- 26.2 a \.eiage te erl the league. at .6 flat, SJS Seeks t,r.ve the way to train managers is to let them manage The 6-9 center will be back next Carlo.s was selected as College Rajht from the start. And it works! Our experience shows that on the average, our successful college trainer- year. Athlete of the week by the Sant:a reaches middle management within 6 months! Awtrey was accurate on 60 per Clara Valley Sportswriters and State Honors Set your own pace when you join us' We're one of cent of his field goals, tweaking Sportscasters Association for his Hopeful of a lepeat et last the world's largest merchandising, food and retailing outstanding performance. organizations a civilian operation serving Armed the WCAC record of 58 49 set year's third place performance, Forces personnel through "PX and ' BX retail out. last year by Dick Groves of SJS. L, VV. s ,n Clayton managed to pick up a San Jose State will take a full lets. And we let you go and grow just as fast as you Phillips led free throw shooters sixth place in the- 60 at 6.2 de- team to compete in the State want to, That's the way we've grown! with an 85.1 percentage. Steve TRIPLE JUMPER Adrian Porter, fine sophomore triple jumper, spite a bad start after running a College Gymnastics Champion- We re looking for bright people in the following fields McKean led SJS with 92 per cent. goes through the hop, skip, and jump in the recent quadrangu- fast qualifying time of 6.1 in the ships Friday night at Fullerton Buying Architecture although he did not shoot enough lar meet at the Spartan track. Porter jumped 48-101'2 to take semifinals. Junior College. Retailing Mechanical Engineering to qualify for the league title. sixth place in the NCAA Indoor Meet EVANS UPSET A field of 17 colleges will par- Accounting Personnel Lee Evans was upset in the raudit,ng Food Management The Spartans finished second ticipate in the tournament which 440 for the surprise of the meet EDP Systems Vending Management in the WCA(.7 with 1070 points, will begin at 7:30 p.m. by his biggest Transportation Management Engineering eiroe behind Santa Clara. The rival and fellow According to Spartan coach Olympian Larry Our starting salaries and fringe benefits ra, also finished second to James of Villa- Bob Peavy. the tournament may nova for the first time. the bestand we offer the opportunity for worldwide the Broncos in riefee.e. Intramurals wind up the way it did last year travel, too! James, who clocked 47.3, had Santa Clarli Made .17 C. 111 with San Fernando Valley State If YOU want to succeed in business at your own rate, a fast start and led through most Of ilS field goal attea. g. in In tonight's lower division in- No. 1 gut double figure perform repeating as champion, Cal State without the ho-hum long wait routine, contact your of the race to capture the event office' the title. San Jose dependent basketball playoffs, IN tutees from Larry Stewart, Terry Los Angeles finishing second and placement by about 3 feet ahead 14.6 per cent to finish feurth be- of the San Jose State placing third. plays Sunshine Boys No. 4 in Kline, Don Hunter, and Bob closing Evans who finished in hind U(' Santa Barbara and "We have exceptional individ- OUR REPRESENTATIVE WILL BE ON CAMPUS PER3 and ATO No. 2 meets ATO Riner to beat the Lubricators, 47.6. Pacific. ual strengths, but we don't have No. 3 in PER2. Both games be- 55-49; Basketball Inc. clobbered Winter described the competi- The Spattans recovered 36.2 the team strength that is neces- March 25, 1969 gin at 6 o'clock. the Red Horde, 65-38; Price's tion in the meet as "fantastic in sary to win a championship per cent of its rebounds to lead all of the events," noting that the conference. Santa Clara fin- Tonight's upper division play- Preacher s beat Canterbury, event like this," Peavy sum- James and Evans barely qualified mized. "VVe were beaten by both ished second with a 54.8 mark. off games are: Basketball, Inc. 70-27; Buffaloes edged Newman, Cant make the interview? Don't sweat it. Write our for the finals. San Fernando Valley and Cal Bothered by inconsistency at vs. Me and Them No. 1 at 8:30 47-46; Me and Them came from Spartan 60-yard hurdler College Relations Manager and tell him what you d like the threw line season. State Los Angeles this season in to do' free in the Mens' Gym, Eighth St. six points down at the half to George Carty ran against the SJS finished last with a 65.4 per- dual competition. You have to Athletic Club vs. Buffaloes at defeat No. 1, 52-50; Hung best hurdlers in the country and rate them as favorites." centage. Si. Miny's hit 74.4 per took a second in 7.1 behind Erv cent to lead the league. 6:30 in the Mens' Gym, Hung vs. dumped Proud Brown, 62-53; 8th The Spartans completed their ARMY & AIR FORCE MORN & FORCI St. A.C. whipped the Blue Horde, Hall of Villanova who tied the regular season competition with ,1 The most improved and most Price's Preachers at 7:30 in the 56-40, and 676 Club won by for- NCAA record with a 7 flat a 7-6 record, bowing to powerful outstanding Spartan players will Mons' Gym, and Sunshine Boys EXCHANGE SERVICE feit over SPE. clocking. Sacramento State last Friday by be announced at a later date. Dallas, Texas 75222 No. 1 vs. 676 Club at 6 p.m. in In Monday's lower division Marion Anderson went right just 3ie. points 1141.25-137.75). Tim Holman was named Equal Opportunity Employer Guard PERI. playoffs, Linghams beat APhiO, out and leaped a best of 24-9 In that meet San Jose State the outstanding senior player The final rounds of the table 43-32, despite 24 points from Bill on his first jump in the long won four of six events and also followin.4 the final game. tennis tournament begin at 4:30 Rowe; Sunshine Boys No. 4 de- jump and ended up in third place had four performers take second. this afternoon in PER279. Play- feated the Blue Horde, 66-35; for SJS in that event. "Individually we're strong," Pea- Sam Caruthers showed that his ers still alive in the tourney are ATO No. 3 smashed DU, 45-20, vy emphasized, "but we don't 'Iffy-does Harunori Yosiakawa, Huynh and Sunshine Boys No. 3 got 31 pole vaulting talent will stand up have the point depth." Thien, Vo T. Han, Hooshang points from Chris Grandi to beat with the best in the country, One of the individual hopes of Dclarooz, Daniel C'ole, and Jim Moulder Hall No. 3, 63-46. clearing 16-0 behind Lee Smith the Spartans will be Joe Sweeney, a perfect size 7 Ulrick. Han and Delarooz are un- Entries for the six-man volley- of Miami of Ohio and Bob Sea- a top all-round competitor. defeated in the double elimina- ball tournament are due in the gren of USC who both cleared Sweeney has defeated two de- tion tournament. intramural office by March 28. 16-6. fending champions already this look perfect High jumper Don Lindsey Results of Monday's upper di- Competition will be held in the year -- Rich Grisby, San Fernan- vision playoffs: Sunshine Boys open and nosice divisions. cleared the 6-10 plateau but do Valley State's horizontal bar only-21 gained only a sixth place in his ace, and Marty Coulter, the 1968 -aseaaaaaaaoaaancooaaacooaaaa-..../...-...- event which was won by Ron vaulting champion from Cal Jourdan of Florida with a jump State Los Angeles. every-month? t of 7-03/4, a new NCAA record. Another performer to look for RELAY FAILS from San Jose State will be Jim The SJS mile relay team of Turpin. A nationally-ranked Larry Walls, Neville Myton, John trampolinist, Turpin has scored Carlos, and Lee Evans found some of the highest point totals themselves behind in the early on the West Coast this year in going and failed to place with a vault ing. RING DAY comparatively slow time of 3:19. Doug Hills, who has been one Winter expressed confidence of the standouts for San Jose that the mile relay team will State this season, will be seeking make a much better showing to repeat as State College Free against the Exercise champion. He has been mo NoEoN when it competes Thursday competition on the roomier scoring in the mid-8's all season same and more welcome outdoor tracks in the floor exercise event. this season. Other Spartans participating in Back on the home front at the the meet will be Winston Ashi- March DELIVERY. All-Comers Meet on the Spartan zawa, Paul Hausladen, Bernie track, SJS shot putter Richard Levine, Tony Spencer, Rich It has nothing to do with Marks continued his remarkable Havstad and Steve Sinsel. calories. It's a special female weight gain ... caused by temporary 20th GREAT WAY TO GO TO CLASS water-weight build-up. Oh, you know... that uncomfortable full foeling that sneaks up on you the week before your menstrual period. This fluid retention not only plays havoc with Drawing your looks but how you feel as well. John golets ships the world's (It puts pressure on For Free finest rings within one moon delicate nerves and $199.00 Minimum tissues, which can lead (4 weeks) receipt of the order. down Monthly pre-menstrual plus tax & Payments to Ringl Why wail? Order now,. cramps and headaches, license leaves emotions on edge.) 1969 Volkswagen That's why so many women take PAMPRIM. BOB HIMSL VOLKSWAGEN It gently relieves water-weight gain formerly Spartan Volkswagen to help prevent pre-menstrual puffiness, gook4tore 1560 North First Street tension, and pressure-caused cramps. cpartan , San Jose 286-8800 Auf=.’ (coopo.s PAMPRIN makes sure a perfect '401 on The Home of the Humble Little Bug size 7 never looks less than perfect. Nor feels less than perfect, either. \l'ellnesday, March 19. 1169 SPARTAN SAILTS Netmen Face Golfers Face )1 Strong Test Sparten tennis team will try to continue its two-match win- Washington ning streak today ssiten it meets Portland on the SJS courts. The urst match is at 2 p.m. fit -it -ever dual match. SJS' in two of the three dual matches The Spartans, who have a 3-1 record, will meet Ilayward State 1-- 11 team will entertain the thus far. tomorrow and finish the week's play against Washington State Sat - heavy rains have set the ie. el sit>. of Washington Hus- at SJS. team back as scoring has not afternoon at 1:30 -We her .,!ways had trouble with Portland," said SJS coach kies Saturday been consistent because of la.ck Butch h in, -Pee eur stiffest competition this week will be p.m. at the San Jose Country of play," notes Vroom. "Warmer from V. ee. e,n." Club. vveather and drier courses will- Greg Shepard is the nurnIx-r The Spartans will be seeking improve this situation, hoWeVeT, v- one player on the SJS ladder, their fourth stietight dual match and scores are beginning to im- followed by John Zwieg, Mark win. prove. Elliott, lien Lowell, and Ray Or- Coach Jerry Vroom's golfers "As expected, the keynote is lando. ttPrred their murk to 3-0 last week youth as freshmen Bill Harmon. Let The Spartans have lost one SJS SOPHOMORE first baseman Tom Mc- won only one contest this season. but one of and Dan Carter and sophomores with a decisive 18)-2 to 8ti tri- match this year, a 6-3 decision to Lachlan beats the throw into third in an earlier the few bright spots has been the base running. umph MIT the University of San Kelley Moser, Jolm Adams cux1 l'tah. "I am.pleased with the way w:n over Cal State at Hayward this season. The Spartans' next home appearance will be Francisco in Fairfax. The Spar- Steve Bohn have been edging the t.JI' kids have performed," liri- McLachlan aild the. rest of the Spartans have Satu,clay against Washington. tans also have beaten S.F. State veterans in early season play and. qeerge korian said. 124-3) and the University of practice rounds." California (141)e -1212e The Spartan linksmen will host SJS also placed fourth in the the University of Oregon next Judo Team Preps Los Angeles State Invitational Monday at 1 p.m. at the San Do It Holmes Sharp; SJS Ties SFS and teamed up with Fresno Jose Country Club. For Nationals State to defeat Cal State Los Welt the National Champion- By KEVIN DOYLE shortsuip Tom (' !der bli- 1- . dig the second with two outs and Angeles and USC, 19-17, in a ships in Newark, New Jersey less Daily Sports Writer line shot deuhle to e- eloe walked in rise trips to the plate. "North-South" match. Charter Flights Thursdayl than a month away, the SJS San J(NV State and San Fran- Steve Ornelles walked and 'Alike Infielders t'order ishortstopl Steve Mountain, a junior trans- Los Angeles.l.ondon.l.os Angeles Via State battled the hell anti Pepovac moved the ninnies to and Pantels 'third base) proved fer from the College of San Ma- jttdo team prepared for its last cisco Boeing 707 Trans.Polar second and third with fl perfect that they can field with any- teo, has been one of the top per- % two dual meets of the season the cold and filially lost to the Depart Return Revue Ma tif4,) % with an impressive showing in darkness as they tied 2-2 in 11 sacrifice bunt to set the stage body. formers this season for the Spar. $4.0 Pries "am the Far Western Collegiate innings at Spartan Field Tuesday for Pantel's heroics. l'antels stopped a run single- tans. Ile finished fourth indi- JUNE 6 SEPT. 14 $295.00 Championships Saturday. ternoon. COULDN'T TALLY handedly in the sixth when he vidually in the L.A. State Invi- JUNE 18 SEPT. 9 $295.00 Doug Graham :205) and Lewis The tie moves the Spartans' The Spartans hammered Ga- gloved down a line drive and tational and has been a medalist JUNE 25 SEPT. 14 $295.00 Gonzales 065) were individual record t.o 1-6-1 against college ter hurler Frank Maganini tagged third base for a double These flights are available only winners in the MCC for the competition and 1-7-1 over-all both the eighth and ninth frames play with no outs. to Faculty Members, Students, Campus Staff and immediate fam. N an exhibition but couldn't tally the tie-breaker. Corder, wno WaS one et the ROOMMATES Spartans. Many teams did not after dropping ilies. This charter program is not participate this year because of game t.o Gagliardi Construction In the eighth 13ill Crozier best glovemen in the West Coast NEEDED sponsored or controlled by the finals in the quarter-system Co. Saturday. walked, Don Kinzel followed Athletic Conference a year ago, I alifornia State Colleges. AT schools. The game had a little of ev- with a sharp single through the proved he hasn't lost his touch Male &Female For reservation forms and full de. Last Wednesday evening, the erything in it, except enough hits infield which ineetat Crozier to as he snared several balls head- toils please send completed cou- Furnished Apts. pon (below 1 to Trip Clutirman, § played third oil the Int and run. But for outfield and prevente.l cpaptatt Spartan judokas added another and runs. Both teams ed the carpets. ib,ated Poo/ I -ti So. Beverly Drise, Beverly victory to their dual meet rec- flawless defense, hut neither with runners on second and third the winning run from se, 1-.11; Hills, Calif. 90212. ord with an easy 75-41 triumph side could push across a run after and no outs, the Spartans were Fike and the /12 Baths. Parking Garage NAME over the University of California the seventh inning and the um- unable to deliver the key hit of the Spartan pitching statt gook4tere ADDRESS at Berkeley. pires celled the game on ac- to end the contest. will be back in full swing Sat- $55.00/mo. count a darkness. In the ninth it looked like the urday when SJS hosts Washing- Across from Campus COLLEGE _ . The tie ruined an excellent Spartans were going to win their ton in :: double-header at Spar- 115 E. San Fernando 297-064? FACULTY 0 STUDENT 0 STAFF 0 second home game against col- job of pitching by the Spartans' tan Field. 111101MMINME=MM. Bob Holmes. Holmes, a senior lege ccirtipmItion when Pantels Fans are reminded to get to %le,' ...CoVrAesre4oceszore righthander, hurled nine innings lead elf with a walle, Mike Hazel- the 1 p.m. doubleheacer a little Yielding five hits and five hofer delivered a einch-hit sin,gle early and reserve the r favotite strike-outs before heing re- to right and Crozier walked. spot on the grass (S.P.-"I has no k placed in the ninth for a pinch - With the bases loaded and one bleachers at their home porke LEVI hitter. out. Kinzel hit into a fielder's 4:I/ES NINE choice and captain Corder lined a shot that the pitcher snared Bell Bottoms Holmes' nine innings of pitch- SJS Dominates ing marks a first, :is the first to retire the side. THE pitcher to go the regulation nine in the 10th and Ilth innings Track Records all for SJS arid he still the crowd and players were get- season World records in track terse The 9Iared jock the reed, a magazine of and for all san jose state's anything to prove ting as cold as ice cubes and doesn't have been horded by SJS sprinteis 111 wa2,111..mes for his fine effort. neither reacted with much en- $7.00 people. is tom seeking photographs, short stories. art. the past three Year's. first when it tal- thusiasm. SFS scored In fact, SJS sprinters hold One' act plays. and poems. if you have some- the third After Holmes retired in the lied a pair of runs in world ninth for a pinch-hitter, .junior records in every sprinting thing beautiful. please share it with the rest of us. frame off Holmes. Two scratch lefthander Jay event eXCEIPL the 100 yard dash KETTMANN'S singles and a pair of walks were Finke took over. submit all material to facility of Nees 102 before apri I and the 440 yard relay. needed to push Fike hurledthe last two frames, 1530 Santa Clara all the Gaters Super sprinter Tommie Smith 1 7111. a couple of runs home. giving up no runs although he Open 9:30 to 6:30 Thurs. & Fri. 'til 9 p.m. was in trouble in both frames. lead,s the pack of record holders von say you got a real solution Holmes got tough after that in the LOADED BAGS with five world records First National - BankAmericard - Master Charge %sell sou know inning and only allowed five more - In the tenth. Eike loaded the 200 meters, 220 yard straight we'd 'all love see plan runners on base through the bases before striking out the away. 200 meters, 220 yards, and Lennon & McCartney ninth inning. 440 yards. He also shares in two SJS score at 2-2 in the lead-off hitter and forcing catch- tied the relay world records. baseman er Bud Petrocchi into a fielder's seventh vdien third Other SJS world record holders %,; WE RENT TELEVISIONS Maris Pantels delivered a clutch choice to retire the side. are Ronnie Ray Smith in the immediate Dehrert. deuble over the centerfielder's SF'S opened the I lth with a double to right but Fike bore 100 meters and Lee Evans in the head. 400 meters as well as sharing in The inning started off with down to strike out two and get the re the final batter to hit into a ROO meter and 880 yard relay ; Televidien fielder's choice. records with Ken Shackleford. The Spartans proved to he a Bob Talmadge and Tommie z 292-3457 1850 W. San Carlos much improved team over their smith. earlier season performances, but still failed to get tne big run If you let nature across. TAU DELTA PHI One bright spot in TUPS1-1,y,' /INK MIN game was leftfielder Gary C1111- ningham of Menlo Park. NIEN'S HONORARY SCHOLASTIC FRATERNITY ANNOUNCES take its course sophomore smashed a triple in you may fail yours. JOHN FREE SMOKER BANQUET You were supposed to cram for and stop relaxing. NICHOLSON Wednesday, March 26, at 7:30 in the Cafeteria calculus tonight, but somehow 35-24-35 NoDoz has the strongest stimulant 287-1576 looked more appealing than the you can buy without a prescription. Eligibility derivative of x'. , And it's not habit forming. And now it's 1 a.m. And nature can NoDoz will help you resist Open to any male student who has completed play some pretty mean tricks on a guy nature, at least until the next 41.0.-, at 1 a.m. time a cold hard fact loses welt. 4k* 30 semester units at S.J.S with a composite Relax, take a couple of NoDoz* out to a sOft warm one. G.P.A. of 3.0 or over. Scope The purpose of this banquet is to acqaint qualified individuals with the purpose &A activities of Tau Delta Phi. Range of Activities Publication of the Tower List Sponsoring the Open-End Forum Faculty fireside meetings Relevant academic discussions LOOK UP College directed community programs your PSA campus rep. He'll show you the way to go Interested Students home for peatiuts(ur what- ever morn cooks best). From If qualified, students are invited to reserve a place at the San Jose to L.A. or Holly- wood -Burbank, $13.50. San banquet by picking up a ticket at the Student Affairs Business Diego,$19.85.Super727Jets. Office by Thursday, March 21. Don't hesitate to advance socially while progressing scholasticallyTau Delta Phi.

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. (lS7P 517T 1.71,7 511.1. AUTO INSURANCE Personalities of Black Artists Seen 'Big Time Buck White,' MID-CIALSPAGHETTI All N'1111 Eat Ages 17,25 Single or Mar,ici In Mini-Film Festival Presentation $1 New low rates for young cl,,ers. Pre, fenced or hard to place c,ka accepted. sv.srr l'OsT stark portrait of a 111.:t.1( N1111/. ThUrP. Bomb A Dramatic Tinne Ihru DALE JENSEN INSURANCE inf. Arts Writer musician. ditt,wni irbings into its ft DI RICKARD the outside world through the that line. fist., organization man 72 F:. Santa Clara 3221 SF Creek Surd. The first showing in the "mini- the personalities of Blaelc artists, ...tail Writer eyes of thaw WRO liVe in one (Bill l'arish learned to manipu- Jus film festival," %VHS a Cl3S San outset! together, baby," and view the other. late Black Power to obtain fed- were presented in a trio of films t a I I t (1 "An Afro-American "Get y Suit 205 243.5027 Buck Humor, songs, inside jokes, and eral green power. 'ANGELO's: shown yesterday as part of the Thing." It dealt with a commu- Big Time White warns. actions spoke much louder than Black Arts Today" series. Oscar nity. project called the "Neigh- "Learn to love everyone. even potentially-explosise di a Logue .0i.11..4.6...IMN4M...014.41M-1,.4101.041MINIIMme.04. Williams, Black director and borhoo(1 Arts Alliance." that the losers." He tells you where + where you about A’hitey and his culture and FREE Booklet cinematography instructor at sponsore.! Black poets, musicians, it is and should be peculiarities. HEY GlInS, SFS, discussed the films before and African-style (lancets. in Oscar Brown Jr.'s brilliant, ghetto COMPUTER CAREERS a small audience in Mortis Dailey powerful, musical version of Jo- Philip Moore III, organist. and Williams said this film was THE UN-SH1NE AGENTS ARE HERE! $ Auditorium. seph Dolan Tuotti's "Big Time drummer Andre Fischer beetm made with inuih difficulty be- Williams worked in all the Buck White," which socked it to and sustained the drama with Revlon introduces a whole line of new cosmetics that cause of conflicts with the monied films. including his own produe- an overflowing Morris Dailey their brilliant MUSie, enrictl interests who backed the shoot- are absolutely innocent of oil. Perfect for oily skins tit it of "Sounds Like That," a crowd Monday night. the second act with a bang and ing. The directra explained, "I The San Francisco-based mu- a whimper. and it's medicated too! felt we could have gone further sical comedy set a hard pace to Ted Lange (Weasel), Jamt.- . . . anti gone deepcr into re- follow for thc test of "Black Earl Garrison llioneyman I anti vealing the Black artist as a * ',thud ?Vanier' Molliny tglitsiter . . . $.3.50 Arts Today," which continues Herschel! Burton (Hunter' wale 'U.S.A.' .1)0y person." with Black cultural events until outstanding in their roles. Wea- * 'Wonder...Wowing c.tolion Maheup $2.00 Ile seemed more satisfied with Friday, March 28. sers cockiness, Honeyman's cool, the second film, which he and contrasted A Beautiful Alleluiah Days and Hunter's "class" * Efoliin9 Powder Compact $2.00 Here Friday WritCC Leroi Jones worked on. (BAD, meeting was the back- and complimented Rubber Band "We had a freer hand - there drop for a tough-tender, comic (Anthony Williams), who hated. * Medicaid Pretiel Powder Wtre no big money backers," $1 75 "U.S.A., SJS Reader's 'cheater look at Black ghetto culture and and dared others to step across Williams said. Answers Your Questions production plays this Friday and Try the "Unlipsticks" R too. 20 sheer colors to choose from. About: Saturday in Studio Theater at This film dealt with the The new shiny, Unlipsticky Lipsticks by Revlon $1.50 Black Cotntnunications Project" Sa!tries S:15. The revue with special Visit our Cosmetic Center today. Job Opportunities ight, music and choreographic begun at SFS and presented Peters throughout California. H ue y Miss Roberta Career Advancement effects are on sale, 75-vents for 10th STREET PHARMACY Newton. Ron Karenga, Moham- Training Requirements ASH members and $1.50 general. 10th & Santa Clara 294.9131 Directed by Sirs. Noreen Mit- med Ali, and Stokely Carmichael were shown on film. It was a Here Friday ehell, the play brings to life John Sings CALL r,)[> 286-9622 INN Passos' epic novel of Amer- et.y for Black power and self- Roberta Peters, Metropolitan vitation to the Arts Series, ard tetes first 30 years in the twen- expression. r- Or Clip and Mall Coupe,' Opera soprano, will appear in is sponsored by the College Un- tieth century. Excerpts were shown from concert Friday night in Morris ion Program Board and ASB. Included in the cast tlit...S.A." "Sounds Like That." One reason Dailey Auditorium at 8:15. The first half of Miss Peters' Marra are: Dan Balestrero, I Hogan, it was presented, emphasized Free student tickets and $2 ptogram will include Handers FEEL LIKE Dennis Johnson, Ltqs Kupp, Cathy. Williams, was so that "people general admission tickets are "Oh, Had I Juhal's Lyre" and Morgan, Jean Parker. Lisa Paul- will think about the whole Pel- karma available in the Student Affairs "Sweet Bird" from "Il Pensiero- ..tn, Gerald Proost, Cynthia Reid. son when they see people labeled Business Office, Building R. so," with flute obbligato; J. S. and Pamela Simmons. Ki.i.ins and Black ear Sate So The concert is part of the In- Bach's "Jauchzet Gott in Allen CHICKEN? Landen" Cantata 51; a group of 1969 Europe CHARTERS five songs by Richard Strauss; Mee te just point yourself in the di- California -London RT and "Cara Nome" from Verdi's rection els Vol. Sander's for a 5e-"s's Cleaners Summer departures "Rigolet to." WI School WM Convielaa good homt-cooked chicken din. 10% OFF REGULAR PRICES Saturn Douglas DC-8 Jets After intermission, Sliss Peters or visit will sing Rodrigo's "Cuatro Mad- ner. and see IBM WITH STUDENT BODY CARD $294 rigales Amatorios," Folk Songs The featured item right now is System 360 Computer 751 E. Santa Clara 1i34 S. Second St. Cal State students, faculty, of America and the British Isles the Bucket of Chicken. The AUTOMAT I ON staff, and family ONLY. arranged and accompanied on the Bucket holds 14 pitces of de- Two locations to serve you Troubadour harp by Samuel Early Reservations Necessary licious. crisps. fried chicken, 5 INSTITUTE Pratt and "Ombra Leggiera" an Educational Affiliate of CONTACT: hot rolls. anti a pint of our from "llinorah" by Meyerbeer, famous grasy. And take ailsans Control Data Corporation Jerry Rose Charter Dept. "Ny Pay Mcpe " 2123 Addison St. Berkeley which will also feature a flute 'age of our Sudden Sers ice. You 25 N. 14th San Jose. 95112 jet 5 ) 848-13597 obbligato. don't need to phone ahead-- Miss Peters, now engaged in a just come in and pick lip a soc-month transcontinental tour. [locket of Chicken in a matter made her professional debut at of minutes. age 20 in the role of Zerlina in Mozart's "Don Giovanni" at the A Bucket costs only Met. Then... $3.95 Ten years ago the J. C. Penney Com- pany was primarily a dry goods chain KSJS Log Sander', . . . one of the top three non-foods 90.7 VII merchandisers in the country ... sell- 6:00- NEWSLIN'E ing practical clothing and piece goods 6:06 SPECIMUM . its 1700 store fronts on the main 6:11 THE HANK AND. DEBBI.: streets of the country . . . a familiar SHOW (top 40, Pop, recent and trusted face of Americana. hits, and oldies) 7:45 SPECIAL PREVIEW OF NCAA FINALS 8:00 CAMPUS RADIO VOICE 12th and Santa Clara 286-8685 A decade of change ... 8:02 PROJECT 68RADIO DRAMA of innovation has created exciting new management opportunities LET'S for you ... at Penney's TALK The NOW Penney's... Still on top and:engulfed in revolution!

What a difference a decade makes! From "practical" clothing to one of the nation's leaders in mass fashion merchandising . . . the electric wind of change has swept through the Penney stores, dramatically increasing their size and scope . . . build- SOLUTION ing giant new full line department stores and automotive centers . . . adding sporting goods, major appliances, hardware and shop tools, garden centers, furniture ...... extensive full lines catalog operations are supported by an ultra modcrn, fully STREET automated distribution center . TODAY ON 7th scores of advanced computers digest over 12 million credit card accounts ... bill at least six million accounts monthly from regionally located EDP centcrs. 12:30 P.M. . and this is only the beginning of one of the greatest growth stories in this marvelous era of growth. Stuart Brisem. I larold Brinkley England Sacramento Aeft 71tetna,3 Quartet

Learn more about the growth oriented management opportunities waiting for you with the NOW Penney's. Visit your campus placement ogice for more information. Order of ndreu Penney's will be interviewing on campus John Detrick YOU'VE HEARD TIIE PROBLEMS April 6 NOW PROFESSORS AND STUDENTS J. C. PENNEY COMPANY, INC 1301 Avenue of the Americas, New York. New York 10019 SPEAK FOR SOLUTION WS equal opportunits emplover Wednesday. March 19. 19G9 SPARTA X DAILY-7 Pirned, Engaged, Married - EUROPE - CHARTERS Spartan Shields = 1 1111 1 rtil led Shit MK, LoiLN - =Carriers for ,tutlents. faculty ice organization, will hold at:L. E emplo,ees mill their Word in Letter 4:30 p Four 2:30 to A from Love today = mime( tate families College Union. Round Trip Campus Life Editor's Note: Carol Falconer, sophomore his- Honed at the Navy Supply Corps Seaside. The wedding is sched- the New York/London $189 lll i ll g, engagement or mar- tory major and member of Chi school in Athens, Ga. He is from uled June 1969. Membership is open to all 111. uncements may he Omega from Santa Maria, to Berkeley and a Sigma Chi mem- Dolores Crowell, senior home between 15 arid Trip riage a llllll students with Round to the Spartan Daily Robert Thomas, senior social ber. No wedding date has been economics major and member of Oakland/London turned in 59,s units anti an over ali 7 $289 (JC208) anytime. science nutjor and Sigma Nu set. Spartan Tri-C from Pleasant Office GPA. The rush reception will F. Round Trip PINNED member from El Cerrito. Judy Cole, sophomore market- Hill, to Don Lazibon, a January held Tuesday at 6 p.m. in Cat,- = Oakland/ Joan Carlson, senior interior ENGAGED ing major and Angel Flight mem- 1969 SJS chemistry graduate, E Amsterdam $319 design major Irons itt ,Iwomi City Sharon D. Smith, senior fine ber Tram San Bernadino, to member of Spartan Tri-C from teria A. Vallejo. He is employed with the NO MEMBERSHIP FEE and Gamma Phi Beta member, arts major from San Jose, to Mike Kanalakis, junior speech to John Cadent, a January 1969 'Michael David Crockett, 1968 major, a member of AFROTC Rinconada Water Treatment tor ,..1a.dola, ao,1 set for SJS physical education graduate SJS graduate, now an ensign sta- and the Arnold Air Society from Plant. The wedding is T-M TRAVEL and member of Delta Sigtria Phi Aug. 16, 1969. SEE OUR =- on N. Firbt 243.1031 and Phi Epsilon Kappa. Donna Le Claire, sophomore sociology major and member of ftEr YcilfR Alpha Phi from Lafayette to COMPLETE UNDERSTANDING COMES FASTER WITH Richard Watts, senior business Lig eJ CLIFF'S NOTES! FOOD-FOR-THOUGHT Sorority major and Alpha Tau Omega SELECTION (SERIES) Womiside. The member from OVER 175 TITLES Si EACH New pledges and the sororities abeth Rees, Kathy Kaputo, Sue wedding date has not been an- of CLIFF NOTES Ur 4 II. Sk.71 .AkdaSal,V,WaVi include: Taylor, Sue La ROCCO, Ram nounced. AT YOUR BOOKSELLER Reiser, Linda De Witt, Tana Alpha( Chi Omega: Michelle MARRIED This Thursday-12:00 Noon Clark, Melinda Meeker and Nora AT THE Becker, Judy Fox, Rosemary Mary Smith, SJS junior and Olbrant. ..siteLttkor ittt this itt,ch Rielly, Carol Lazar, Ellen Bern- Phrateres International member Delta Ganuna: Chris Bernadis, stein, Sue Simon, Sue Baker. frow San Jose, to Daudet Button, cpaptatt Ruth Butcher, Cindy Cupples, LINCOLN NEBRASKA Judy Sausen Kathy McCandless and Sally Ar- serMr Pi Kappa Alpha member t,.. ESI*01 Mary Jo Fischer, Linda Long, nold. from San Jose. They were nuu - Soolmtope Sandy McTeer, Jenna Parker. Beak review: ried March 8. Alpha Omicron PI: Fancis Amy Pearce, Chris Pierce, Judy Goldniund Narcissus Kermeen. Poco, Jackie Restivo, Joanne Alpha Phi: Janice Ahern, Eliz- Roberts, Kathy Shea, Mat ha by Herman Ilesse abeth Atkinson, Nora Bardsley, Worrell and Karen Romanolo. Drive-in and Dining Room Service -nii4w4w %IA\ VA\ Linda Clete, Charlene Flack, Delta Zeta: Claudia Davenport, Shari Hall, Dana Johnson, Cheryl Linda Maher, Cindy Morrow, Soup 10c Hansen, Kerry Kress, Joan Mar- Sami Schuback, Barbara McCur- desich, Kathleen McClelland, ty, Marlene Lietlenheimer, Carole CoffeeFree Barbara Rogers, Cindy Sarnis, Thompson, Pat Mason, Mary 11.1 I C 0 S Bring..Sandwiches Chris Smile, Etta Simpson, Nancy Slater, Kate Hayden, Sherry Steffins, Claudia Wilson and Ford and Marti Heembrock. Mary Yost. Gamma Phi Beta: Maryann I NEWMAN CENTER Sharp, Diana Wuest, Linda Ro- Chl, Omega: Latta. Auman, De- 1 AC 0 S South 5th St. Tel. 295-1771 nise Fortino, Cheryl O'Connor, senberg, Carol Gerard, Vicki L79 Kay Powell, Peggy Kelley, Eliz- Kuhn, Sandy Jordan, Jan McCall, - Barbara Gerbi, Tomina Rouch, Suzy Rosell, Julie Bihn and Did You Cook Your Goose? Diane Herman. Did you over cook your goose again? If so, Kappa Kappa Omaha: Dinah for Mexican style food Toms, Kathy Macleod, Cheryl . drop by Ticois Tacos s Reynolds, Kay Reed, Nora Chan, which is prepared just right. Tico's offers you Gina Swaagatra, Carol Murphy i drive-in service 24 hours of the day, as well and Linda Hvistendahl. as prices which a college student can really Sigma Kappa. Diane Bean, appreciate. Jeanne Bonn, Leslie Gilleland, Joy Goldberg, Betty Goldstone, Sue Hardesty, Kathy Harrington, Phone Orders 297-8421 4th and St. James Mary Archambault and Carol SK -Bromagen, FINAL REDUCTIONS Tu: 75% . OFF S:iIS This summer, study a language WITH BINDIN.;S 5 to G.I. SKI POLES 999 USED L WITH PURCHASE OF ANY with the world's RENTALS - FREE USED SKIS IN sms PARKAS 1 1 SKI PANTS most experienced teachers. LI FAMOUS BRAND FAMOUS BRAND MULTI -LAMINATED QUILTED-HOODED Formerly in Rental 99 99 999UP UP UP UP EPDXY 3999 NYLON 29 BRAND 1099 BOYS-GIRLS-LADIES SKIS SHELLS NEW 1 / UP MENS-LIMtTED SIZE! 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TODAY Reconciliation. 300 S. 10th. Si. Revolution at 12:45 Phrateres International, 4 p.m., Meeting. p.m. "Spiritual Rewhition" will be young people in England, accord- Weats Pledges meet at 3:45 p.m. United L'ampua Christian Min- Jonah's Wall, 7 p.m., Jonah's JC221. the solution to the world's prob- ing to a spokesman for First Wail. "Servant's" meeting for all All actives and pledges please istry. 8 p.m., Wesley Foundation, Baptist Church of San Jose, Cail. 1,1,1, 44,1 those who want to keep the Wail lems offered by Stuart Briscoe attend. (Will discuss . . secret 441 S. 10th St. Lenten Happen- where Briscoe is a visiting open as a place for the at a Seventh Street rally college today speaker. 4 sisters!' ing. Lenten setviee at Chapel of L.O.V.E community to meet. at 12:30 p.m. The tally is spon- The rally will also feature mu- Circle K Club, 5:30 p.m., Cafe- sored by several carnous Chris- ni S. YATER sic by "several contemporary teria A. All members and inter- tian groups, Christian musical groups" and ested students are in%ited to at- Briscoe is general manager of short talks by students and pro- Ca../ ,/ HANG TEN Npolworth tend. Torchbearer's. a Christian group fessors who will relate Christ to Spaghetti Feed, 11:30 a.m.-1:30 based in England. and also a their own life. according to Bob 2081 So. Winchester Campbell, Calif. 1==i for group. p.m., Newman Center, 79 S. Fifth at various groups spokesman the speaker of Berger, 4000000000006000306094:10001309' St. Donation of 40 cents. Project 7, 12:30 p.m., Seventh Street. Good discussion, good music. Speaker: Stuart Briscoe on "Spiritual Revolution." ACCESSORIES 1'MM'. Relations Student So- Spartan Daily Classifieds ciety America, 7:30 p.m., JC- 136. F'eatured at this meeting care for your hair will be a showing of Marshall quiet that to share "WIG, NEW, Brn., Oriental. Purchased FEMALE ROOMMATE - film, ANNOUNCEMENTS (1 I McLuhan's controversial foroffmer.Nceaalis29f742725: Will re-style free. apt. $45/mo. on So. 9th St. Call 292- PERSONALS 17) "The Medium is the Message." 6515. I WANT TO BUY a 10 speed bike in - Koflack-Ladies Size 8.81/2. SKI CABIN FOR RENT. Mar 31 to April Hawaiian Club, 7 p.m., '313. Ski Boots ANNA - What kept you aslewp on very good condition. Reasonable price. Excellent cond. Call 294-2910, Linda. 6. Sleeps 6-8. Call 732-1647 after 7 p.m. Call 297- 9957, Pat Carstens. Monday morning, Jan. 67 Henry7 You Caryl Richards. Spray Meeting. Boot Polish Free. Rm. 106. FOR RENT. Furnished 2 bdrm, 2 loth promised me 8:30 a.m. Me, poor fool, wondrful. has lanolin, FOLK SINGERS - Call 292.6587 Eve. reasonable. good apts. 148 E. Williams. 3 brm. also Just 4 p.m., Col- FOR SALE: Portal-01e TV believed yeti! Saffe. holds. yet lesvsis Spartan Shields, rings. Charlie Blown. available. Really condition, Call: 293-3088. DON'T ESCAPE your problems, over- it 0 sign-ups. heir clean. 13 oz. lege Union. Interview EUROPE, $260-$315 roundtrip, $175 one. POLAROID CAMERA MODEL 100, color NEED 1 MORE MALE for lg. furn. come them. Dial Peace of Mind 294- way, Jet Charter, 841-3965 5-7 p.m. or white. Cloud filter and carrying " Theta Upsilon, 9:30 & blk. house w/pool in Los Gatos, thru this 3333 anytime. Questions invited. Gamma write K. Hartman 1217 Carleton, Berke condition. asking $70. case. In perfect sem. $50/mo. Call 354.8314 after 6 p.m. GIRLS: Interested in looking for and 67c a.m.-2:30 p.m., Seventh Street ley 94702. Call: 292.5212. &WO I 1 I share large sharing Lake Tahoe apt. this summer. t.ables in front of cafeteria. Book FORMING COMBO, NEED guitar play- Roommate Wanted. male. to PORTABLE STEREO: MAGNAVOX with 3 other upper Call Barbara, 269-4106. ers, cr ,a, - bass - drums - saxo- duplex modern apt. Rayeffe Hair Spray sale. Variety of texts and paper- SOLID STATE, with stand. Like new. $60,:mo. r4t)A phone. etc. Any irk:sloe) instrument con- division. Orientals, own room. Pa, C mming - I LOVE YOU! Aqua . sprays soff, backs. Prices from 10 cents to $1. $,C,s; 294-8905. 32 So. 9th. Call 298.0679. 286.8404. NET stays soft holds firmly in sidered. 10 SPEED BIKE. Excellent condition. All any weather. 13 oz. Sparta Camp, Seventh Street. EUROPE Jets $279. See our Friday Dis- accessu-ies included 265-1189. $50. 3 Bedroom Flat - $140/rno. and single -nt6t 1.111111=11111111 Tickets now on sale for $12.50 play Ad. Sierra Travel Inc., 9875 Santa rooms $40/mo. and up. Inquire 179 So. M,..n.rn B. Beverly Hills. Third St. PROOF READING and MANUSCRIPT per person. WANTED or NO typing. Call 57c JEWELS! i':1 make rings, buttons. pen - HELP UPPER DIVISION FEMALE STUDENT to EDITING. 248-6522. anything to True Delta Phi, 7:30 p.m., 414 dents order! Call Anne at share 2 bdrm. apt. with 2 girls. $53/mo. RENT A STEREO: Or a TV from Escne's 298-0760 before noon. Purse-size HaliPpray Meeting. GIRLS GIRLS GIRLS Free delivery, free service, no contract. William St (upstairs). winning movie ' KABULIWALA Rayette Aqua Net in a Award JOBS JOBS JOBS DIV. MALE: share 2 bdrm. apt $10 00 per month. 251-2598. - an Indiar Nobel.Laureate story. UPPER slender 11,44 ,oz. can. ftwr- based on MONEY MONEY MONEY Straight. fairly studious. $66/mo. 641 So. Engineering Auditorium E 132 March 21. TYPING, FAST, ACCURATE. EXPER- fect for onahegotouch- Part time work in our office. No ex- Ilth, #4, after 4 p.m. i9hQ r m IENCED. Will edit. WE rni. from cam- ups. Take a Taco Break perience necessary. Choice of hours. 2 BEDROOM FURN. APT. Girl-students pus. Mrs. Aslenien. 298-4104. NUMBER 27 Beu.are - 11 and 19 are $2.00/hr. Call Mr Andrews. 287-1728. only. $155.00. Phone 377-6960 or 378- EXPERIENCED TYPING - ELECTRIC. riz GREAT PLOT!!! FREE RENT. Ex- Get your MARRIED Coupl - Master's - Reports - Dissertations. 39c for wife, and change for janitor work 5Fil7miale Roommate wanted - $49./mo. Marrienne Tamberg. 1924 Harris Ave. maint. work for husband. Nursery School. 460 So. 6th. St. #6, Prefer U.D. or Grad AUTOMOTIVE (a) Cail 371-0395. San Jose. New Dawn Hair Color Up to June 1970. 225-4820. student. Phone Liz 294-6414 ext. 2843 STUDENT TYPING in my home. Fast, Permanent hair color you WORK WITH USII or leave note et apt. Rebul.t ergine, accurate, minor editing. Mrs. BMW. shampoo on. Lightens, 61 MGA 1600 Co,ipe. We'll work with you inside our office. NEED I FEMALE ROOMMATE: BIG new -r, Dunlop SP radials, radio. phone 244-6581. , darkens, covers grey. Telephone new end renewal accounts. HOUSE. have own room: inLst rent right 1 Bill c 287-2753. No experience required. Hours ar- away. $60, mo. 151 So. 15th St. 287-7045. "HEP," RELIABLE, creative child care. ranged to fit your class schedule. Salary '63 OLDS CUTLASS cony, 4 spda V-8 FEMALE ROOMMATE WANTED to share Call 286-4540. 4 bE t excellent cond. + bonuses 29B-4479. $1.57 $795/offeri 2 bdrm. apt. w/2 others. $50/mo. 438 TYPING IN MY ' 297-1390 eves. HOME. 35 cents/oeoe. DRIVER WANTED, ice creem vending So. 9th #6. Will get own rm. 287.4796. Will do minor editing. Contact 257-6788. 297-4228. Full `,") 1964 CHRYSLER IMPERIAL 4 door se- route. 30.50%. 9-11 a.m. FEMALE ROOMMATE WANTED to share Toni Tame Creme Rinse dan. Dependable transportation - $150. or part time. WEDDING INVITATIONS $5.95/hundred Ends snarls, tangles . . . ot er our happy home. Tired of apts./ Cali Phone 227.8323. GIRLS: Will a talented cook please an- Free catalog and samples. Phone (415) conditions dry, flyeway 286-9911 or 295 0784. 8-5 p.m. swer this .cell? Testy dinners for three 321-1317. , heir. 8 ex. plastic bottle. '65 VW 1500, good condition. 3 new IMMEDI- are needed! Food+Wacies fowl. Coll FEMALE ROOMMATE NEED Willi Make Curtains for all makes and .ires. radio, heater, $875/offer. Must sell. modern, 1 bdrm. 243-2045. ATELY to share a clean models of cars. Call after 8 p.m. 286- ."94 3732. apt. near school. Extra storage space. TACO 3 MEN WANTED to help manager es- 2445. 78c RICO 64 VEL 2 tone, FAIRLANE 500. Standard $55/mo. Call Dee, 286-2859. cond. r/h $750 or offer. Call 295. tablish Good Housekeeping magazine PHOTOGRAPHY: For any occasion. Stu- 198 N. Eith 7371 or 287-6302. service in this area. 82 per hour to start. APT. FOR RENT OR roommate wanted dent rates. Call: Rich Kelsa, eves. 286- A. SATISFACTION GMAKTEED REPLACEMEW aa MONEY REFUNDEO .th bonuses and raises after training. to Arne with 3 liberal girls. 286-0438 1139 or 296-7992. '63 T-BIRD, Hardtop, full power. air, or 460 S. 14th St. #I5. good condition. $675. Call 298-5346 Cell 292-2429 anytime. WANTED--Liv-in pert time woman stu- MALE LIBERAL needs own room with 1.7. '67 KAWASAKI - Street Scrambler. dent to help young woman in wheelchair. kitchen priv. to be available April New Barnett racing clutch. 31 h.p. Good Board private room plus salary. Car nec Contact Dave 44 N. 76. #2. Leave msg. condition. $450. Call Mary 298.4546. essary 371-7427. SKIERS: SOUTH LAKE TAHOE. APT. -4- -4.- -40- The Red Ram, 444 E. William, introduces a new concept in '65 Corvette. Low mileage. Like new. P-5. Sleeps five. One-half rni to Heavenly. Disc. P-B IRS 4 speed, 327" 350 HP. 6 blks. to State Line. $40, wkncl. 295 1154. dining. In addition to our great pizzas and spaghetti dinners, AM -FM Both tops or, P-windows. Tinted HOUSING (51 glass, BRG. Black int. Dual 90's. $3050. To Place we now feature the following: Call 368-7077. HARMONY HOUSE LOST AND FOUND IA) '65 BSA Custom Hornet. 650 cc., exc. Room and board for men only. $95/mo. cond. Runs fine, looks great '69 Lic. TV & rec. room with game tables. Room an ad: Call: 293-8385 after 6 p.m. only $40/mo. 342 E. William 287-0209. LOST: Black & White photos in Red '141 MGB, Br. Racing Green. 8.000 rni., VENTURE I Proust Pharmacy Bag. Lost Feb. 21 on 4 COO warr. Perf. Spoke wh. SP radial Coed living center $100 per mo. incl. or around campus. Call Martha 294 Come to: s tonneau, r/h. All Syncro, ski rec. room and board, color TV, large lounge, 6330. $2650. 356-1531. heated pool. 525 So. 9th. Tel 287-4885. If you lost small black slog. Thurs. night Classified Adv. from the area call Steve, 293 GT Hi Perf 289, rally WANTED: FEMALEI & MALES, nice of Hi Rise, MUSTANG '66 9877. - Dinners and Lunches - ego, 4 speed, dlx. int.. vinyl top, discs, rooms, kitchen privileges, TV, patio. 596 dlx. whls., 1 owner, low mi., show cond., S. 101:11 or call Ted 293.9877. If not LOST: Pair of glasses in ten case. Office - J206 Top Sirloin Steak Dinner 2.25 $1895 948.3613 eves. home leave message. REVVARD. Call: 258-5223. Served with Tossed Green Salad and Garlic Bread '66 BUICK SKYLARK custom, 4.spd. bright red. full equip+, era sharp! 45,000 Luncheon mi., 1 own. 377-6949, eves/wInd. LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS Daily Top Sirloin Steak 1.75 'TS -CH-IVY 2 d-r. Se-cio-n 3 speed. Original Served with Tossed Green Salad and Garlic Bread 265 engine. 36.000 mi. E.cellent shape. Must see to appreciate. $325 or best 1:30 to 3:30 offer. Call Gary 354.7586 after 3:00 p.m. HONDA S-90 (sport) -F .n. Fest. Cheap. Call: John 294-6019 ( #121) $295. Knackwurst - INCLUDES - Hol German Potato Salad, FOR SALE (3) lo Tues. - Thurs. Keilbasa and choice of Cole Slaw or U.S. SURPLUS NAVY PEA COATS, field 10:30 - 12:30 Bratwurst Sauerkraut jackets, bell bottom pants, leather and suede jackets, camping supplies. HIP- Italian Sausage 1 . 3 0 PIEFASHIONS. Lace and velvet MWF goodies. JACK & PAT S THIRD HAND STORE. 375 E. Hedding. Between eth & 9th. Free parking. Open Sat. & Sun., 9:30 - 1 1:30 closed Mon. WOOD LATHE NEW $15. Radial Drill - Press New $37.513, Belt disc sander new Send in handy order blank. -Sandwiches $30. 60 E. San Fernando. Phone 292i 0409. Enclose cash or check. Red Ramburger ...... 69 WEDDING GOWN. Exquisite, $175.0G Alfred Angelo, sacrifice $95.00 incls. Make check out to Spartan 1/4 -lb. on Black Bread $12.00 petticoat. Call Jan 286-1195 eves. Daily Classifieds. Cheeseburger .79 FURNITURE table lamps, sofa, book- CASOS, desks and other items. Good con. 1.4-113. on Black Bread dition. Phone 294-8774. SKIS: New! Head SL. 195 cm. Salomon Phone 294-6414. Ext. 2465 Hogie .65 Bindings (step in) Comp. Heel, anti- shock toe. Call 286-8105 after 5:30 Ham, Salami, Lettuce, P.m. $ 150. Tomato, Mayonnaise SIAMESE KITTENS - 4' delightful 5- week old Siamese males ere looking for Ham and Swiss Cheese good homes $20. Cell Henry 286-0341 ...55 or see at 347 E. San Fernando. 50(ZiZY, RALPH, ER.17 MY HOUSEMOTHER THINK'S On Black Bread SKIS 69" Rossinol Strato 207 $90. Call WE'VE BEEN 5EEING TOO MUCH OF EACA4 OTHErZ" Jim 293.0902. r------Potpourri - CLASSIFIED RATES No refunds on cancelled ads. Print your ad here: 33 letters and spaces for each line) Minimum (Count approximately German Potato Salad .30 Three Imes One day T o days Three days Four days Flys days One day Cole Slaw .30 3 lines 1.50 2.00 2.25 -IA- 2.50 Sauerkraut .30 4 lines 2.00 2.50 2.75 2.90 --3710- 5 lines 2.50 3.00 3.25 3.40 3.50 Green Salads .40 6 lines 3.00 3-.50 3.75 3.90 4.00

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