Send Cards Scholar Speaks The Soledad Brothers SJS Chicano Scholar-Ln-resi- Defense committee is urging dence, Froben Lozada, wW students to send Christmas speak at noon today in the cards to political prisoners. College Union Loma Prieta For a list of the prisoners Room on "The Chicano contact Joan Hammer, 795 Struggle for Self-Determina- Morse, San Jose, 295-9096. tion, Past and Present." He Cards should be printed will give a brief historical for sender's artan Dail. except analysis of the Chicano signature. Serving the San Jose State College Community Since 1934 'Struggle.

Vol. 58 SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA 95114, THURSDAY DECEMBER 10,1970 No. 51 Ninth Street Rent Strike Council R elects Eradicated Langan Recall A.S. Council yesterday moved to Peace and Freedom Party which failed By RAY TESSLER "oppose any continuance of a recall last week. After recinding that motion Daily Staff Writer movement as being useless and that a by a vote of 13-4, they moved to It's getting hard to tell who's ahead in working relationship can be established override his veto, which they did by a the rent strike at 429 S. Ninth St. within the A.S. government with vote of 13-4. While a contingent of striking tenants mutual cooperation." Due to the success of this week's has claimed a preliminary legal The motion, approved by a 10-5-2 Fantasy Faire being sponsored by the victory, the owner says he has nearly voice vote, charged that the recall Student-Community Involvement eradicated the strike through nego- movement has been of no value to the Program SCIP ) in the College Union, tiations with individual units. student body, has lacked real support councilmen approved a resolution that and that the charges have not shown the Faire be continued until Christmas upheld in Strikers had a demurrer themselves to be valid. vacation begins. that a complaint filed court which said Four weeks ago, council members A motion was approved to allocate Sal A. Ruiz was "vague and by owner approved a motion to support the recall $350 to the Drama Department to put on uncertain." petitions by a vote of 10-2-0. the production of -Hair." The funds Although the first complaint was Immediately following the vote to will be used to have a band play and thrown out of court, a second is being oppose continuance of the recall move, hire persons for lighting and sound. prepared as the 19 litigants promise Councilman David Krawitz moved to Three performances will be given, two they're "willing to go all the way," recall A.S. President Bill Langan and of them free to students with an A.S. according to tenant Joe Lanspa. asked that a secret ballot be taken. The card. motion was ruled out of order by Terry After half an hour of discussion, Presently, attorneys representing Speizer, A.S. vice president. council members failed to grant a $385 Ruiz and the strikers are planning to Then, council members voted to request to have a woman attorney from meet in hopes of negotiating a settle- recind a motion approved last week Mexico come to SJS to review and ment with the apartments on strike. asking the A.S. Judiciary to make a analyze work done by the Business Originally 21 units joined the strike to ruling on the constitutionality of the Department on the "Mexican- force a lowering of rents and prompt required two-tirds voter ratification to American economic behavior." repair work in many apartments. approve the recall election. The motion An allocation of $274 was granted to failed by a 7-10 vote, therefore a judicial Warren Benjamin to But now strikers and Ruiz differ on represent SJS at interpretation will still be given. the National Speech estimates of the number of participants Communications In another move, Councilman David Convention. Some $236 in the month and a half long strike. was granted to Long moved to recind the pending case Jimmy Clewis who was injured in "He Ruiz) got a lot of people to go off last of the constitutionality of Steve spring's rock concert in Spartan strike...by making small repairs which Brennan, A.S. executive vice president Stadium and a request of $2,763 to the were mistook for improvements," said and upper division representative on Masters Candidates for film editing Lanspa. council, holding two offices. The case equipment failed. He denied, however, Ruiz' assertion has been pending in the A.S. Judiciary Appointments approved include that now only six units remain on since September. The motion failed by Preston Cox, Richard Kass, Gary strike. "He's gotten about five apart- a vote of 8-9. Cushing to Spartacamp; Stanley ments off strike by directly negotiating, In other action, council members Wilson, David Valdez to the Student but he's still been unsuccessful in moved to recind a motion to override Faculty Liaison; and Thom Chivers breaking the strike because of a Langan's veto of allocating $80 to the to the Recreation and Leisure Studies. developing core of activists there," Lanspa said. Ruiz and the strikers also disagree on the extent of repairs made at the 25 unit Psych Profs Attack complex. While strikers feel that recently made improvements are minor, Ruiz said he has spent about $6000 laying carpets in 18 units and painting six. Jensen Genetic Idea used to label ethnic groups in The tenants holding out seek to obtain SJS faculty and students systemati- tests are an insulting and defaming manner," he a lowering of rents and extensive cally refuted Dr. Arthur Jensen's tests were made repairs. In late October, the strikers controversial theory that blacks are said. -These exclusively for a white middle class decided a rent reduction was in order genetically inferior to whites at the first culture and it is a disservice to give this and pledged to pay the reduced amount session of a two-day symposium yester- test to any other people." of $140 a month. Although they con- FAR OUT. FUN IN For the past four days students have homemade wares, the Faire has been declared an unquali- day in the Loma Prieta Room of the Jensen's belief that environmental sidered the sum a just rent, Ruiz said he been buying and "tripping" within the atmosphere of the fied success. The Faire, sponsored by Student Community College Union. factors are minimal checked rates elsewhere and found his "Fantasy Faire." Designed to create a friendly atmosphere Involvement Program, opened Monday and will continue There were few blacks in the in determining intelligence original scale comparable. offering students and non-students a place to sell or buy through 5 p.m. tomorrow. See story, more pictures, page 6. audience of about 300. The s.,mposium, was also attacked by Dr. -Daily photo by Ron Burda entitled "The Unintelligent Use of Andersen. The testing situation Intelligence Tests," sponsored by SJS strongly influences tests scores tutorials and Psi Chi, psychology because the scores are obtained in an Semana Chicana society, will continue today in the Loma artificial hot house situation, Dr. Prieta Room at 1 p.m. Andersen said. "The effects of the Dr. Bernadene Allen, Tutorials, testing situation"destroy what we're presented a brief introduction and testing. definition of the Jensen theory. Jensen Ayesha Andersen, a student in theorizes that black people preform, on genetics at U.C. Berkeley referred little 'Community Oppression' Topic the average, more poorly than whites to Jensen's theory, but said "Racists on standard IQ tests and that special have consistently attempted to equate programs of compensatory education socio-political data with biological By KEN ENCINAS experience" for all, Semana Chicana "Our language is the most important Speaking in both Spanish and so far tried have not had much success origin. Daily Staff Writer has been just that. Tuesday night's thing to help us grow as a family and English, he provided comic relief, as he in removing this difference. Jensen "Race," she said, "is a useful and audience was spotted with students, reflect our culture," he said. Semana Chicana, the week-long Chi- filled his speech with humorous events proposes separate educational systems valid term." One may count a sample parents and young children. has been of the chromosomes cano symposium currently underway, HISTORY that have taken place while he for blacks and whites since intelligence of an individual to Chicano involvement in community get an ended its second evening of Chicano The second guest speaker, Jack active in community affairs. arises primarily from genetic causes. indication of race. But, she said, problems to fight those wishing to Brito, came right to the point, "We're "We'll never be without problems but Dr. Milton Andersen, psychology, categorizing a person as to race LI speakers, scholars, entertainment and oppress them was the main theme of going to surprise a lot of people, but the beautiful thing happening now is spoke chiefly on IQ tests but contended arbitrary. community people Tuesday night. The Tuesday night's program. This theme we're going to make it," he said. that we're becoming part of the that Dr. Jensen's theory is a "one- She said that the popular classi- Coma Prieta Room in the College Union was brought to life by Jack Brito and Brito gave the audience a history solutions," he said. sided, punitive, unintelligent attempt to fication of black and white do not mean Jose Villa, guest speakers who have lesson. He demonstrated the growth the Chicano Week will be continuing oppress people." that these people have different kinds of was filled with a proud, mostly brown, been actively involved in Chicano Chicano has made since 1950 and urged through Saturday from 7 to 11 p.m. Dr. Andersen questioned Dr. chromosomes, but only that they have enthusiastic cowd. organizations in the San Jose area. the audience to help continue that nightly in the Loma Prieta Room. Jensen's assertion that IQ scores are varying proportional numbers of the Billed as an "educational The program was opened with the growth. Admission is free and open to everyone. valid indicators of intelligence. "IQ same kinds. Mariachis playing traditional Chicano music, and before long the audience * * * was busy tapping its feet with delight. Along with the Mariachis' music was Protest, Turmoil Continue a group of dancers performing tradi- tional dances in bright colored Workshops costumes. Jose Villa, chairman of the Mexican- American Graduate Studies program Students Rally at Fresno Spark Semana at SJS, spoke on the Chicano's need to "explode myths." By VIC JANG the English department. Locksmiths Collegian, the Fresno State campus He went on to blast the adminis- 'SACRED COWS' Daily Staff Writer then barred and bolted the door to the newspaper. tration "which has shown a total "We have to keep shooting down As thousands of students attended a main English department office. Student response, he claimed, was disregard for academic freedom and Tonight in C.U. myths, shooting down sacred cows," peaceful teach-in on the Fresno State College President Norman A. Baxter more than equaling the outcry on that the aspirations...of the students" and said Villa. He then told a story from his College campus yesterday, rumors later said the action was taken to campus last year dui ing the castigated many of the faculty for Workshops, live entertainment and a youth to explain his point. circulated that Ashton Shields, head of protect valuable records and docu- film highlight tonight's Cambodian protests. ’remaining silent in the face of "Semana .1 remember helping my father build the campus maintenance department, ments located in the office. He also program in the Coma Apparently, though, the student repression." Chicana" Prieto, a wall. I was only 8 or 9 years old. I had denied that locksmiths asked for claimed that security had been called Room of the College Union. body is factionalizing. DEFEND EDUCATION asked my father why we were building police assistance when they barred and only at the request of campus lock- The Student Senate, which called for He concluded by saying it was up to The workshops cover a wide range of this very strong and high wall. 'So the bolted doors Friday afternoon. smiths. the teach-in, asked the legislature to the students "to defend and protect education, history and bullets won't pass through it,' my At yesterday's teach-in an estimated topics including However, the chief of ('ampus investigate the hiring and firing their education" and called for active Chicano-police rela- father said. But I thought, there are no 2,500 students listened to speakers and culture, politics, security, when questioned on the practices of the state colleges, and student leadership. tions, communications, and Chi- bullets flying in New Mexico. But my broke into discussion groups continu- demanded faculty to -reevaluate them- father came from the Mexican Revolu- matter commented that Shields was in ously throughout the day. Criticism in a harsher form, canismo. no position to know whether the lock- selves and their ultimate goals in tion where bullets were flying. For him Speakers claimed backing from the respect to students," has, nevertheless, according to Safreno, came from The film is "The Invisible Minority", smiths had requested security or not. the wall would protect his family and faculty in the English and Sociology been criticized by Burton Swope, William Riddlesprigger, black member which deals with the self-determination Douglas F. Bainbridge, security provide security. departments at 1.ong Beach State Collegian editor. of the Student Senate, who was going to of the Chicano movement. Scenes from head, further stated that in last "Today those walls still exist in the College and from the English depart- POLARIZED FACULTY call for the recall election of student- rallies and Chicano communities from Friday's lock -out incident, the lock- minds of people. They are the barriers ment at Stanford University. "...It is dubious a highly polarized body President William Jones at a El Paso, Texas to Denver. Colorado smiths were directly under his which keep us one one side of the wall STATE SUPPORT faculty is able or willing to reevaluate Student Senate session last night. give a general overview of the entire authority and that they in fact made while others are on the other side. It's They claimed departments through- themselves and.. their responsibility to According to Safreno, students from Chicano movement. such a request. state were gathering to sup- those walls in people's minds that keep out the the students," he wrote in an editorial. Movimiento Estudantil Chicano de ousted professors. Teatro de la Gente and the Mariachis Chicanos isolated," Villa said. REMOVED CHAIRMEN port the two "Disputes and problems at Fresno Aztlan MECH A ), Black Students To overcome band will provide the live enter- the walls that Chicanos In an unprecedented move, the It’s the first time since I've been State College can be directly attributed Union i BSU 1 and the Student Coalition face, Villa tainment. The program runs from 7 to said, "We must share," it's college administration backed by here t Fresno State) that students have to faculty and administration disputes are attempting to form a provisional 11 p.m. in the Lorna Prieta Room of the sharing that's going to make our campus security Friday removed the been together." commented Dan and the faculty oral College Union. graduate program successful." chairman and assistant ilia irnw s -f -no, neu a editor on the Daily should be bald responsible." 1

N DAIL Y Thursday December 10,1970 C. Y Staff Comment

CRAIG TURNER pairtanDatib editor Give Duman DAVID BARNWELL advertising manager Fair Hearing By MARY DOUGHERTY 'Jr Freedom of the press is editorial board Yesterday's editorial -Murky Situation," describing the "unfortunate" t an end itself, but a CRAIG TURNER situation in the library, raised some FRANK FERTADO interesting questions but failed to eanS to a free society." GARY PIERCE dispute dubious practices by the KEN COSTA academic vice president and the Library JOSEPH WU Retention and Tenure Committee. Justice Felix Frankfurter EARL REASON Robert J. Duman, library systems SANDY ROOKAIRD analyst who lost year filed charges against the library director, was denied tenure last August by the Librory Tenure Committee. In a memorandum of Aug. 3, Academic Vice President Hobert Burns h concurred with the opinion of the Grie- forials vance Hearing Board that the original recommendation of the Library Tenure Committee hod been made -without examination of all the available evidence." lime at Fresno That a committee as powerful as the Tenure Committee could deny a man atmosphere begins to rise over the recent Fresno State College tenure without trying to get all of the Jg* facts is. deplorable. And sy which saw doors to the main English department office barred shouldn't Dr. college Burns have insisted upon a full evalua- 1 and a rash of professors fired, one fact is apparentthe tion of the facts before he made his (tion acted with the subtlety of a Panzer tank. decision? rogant manner, the Fresno State College administration last week Unfortunately, it seems as though the beral professors, then proceeded to strip the English department professional odds between Library and his assistant of their duties. In addition, campus police guarded Director Stuart Baillie and Duman on Is who barred and bolted doors to the main English department "Well, there goes the neighborhood..." library practices have influenced the tenure decisions of Dr. Burns and the ly reason the college president, Norman A. Baxter, could give for the Tenure Committee. And now, Dr. Boillie ilarring and bolting situation was that the administration wanted to Thrust and Parry has resigned as library director to return aluable documents housed in the main office. to teaching next fall. been previously reported that English department chairman Dr. A statewide review panel recently ,:tunwalt had removed official files from his departmental office. The recommended tenure for Duman stating qtained documents on former teachers and administrators. We cannot that the decision of the Tenure Com- f-! on Dr. Zumwalt's reason for removing the files. However, he had no Anti-Daily, Gilbaugh, Bike mittee was made "almost wholly for - confiscate California State property in the first place. reasons having nothing to do with the Zumwalt's action gave no basis for the asinine action of the college workers) may feel i:iat some liberal pro- competence of the candidate." _ ration. namely Dr. Baxter. To order a campus into a near-martial 'Bitter Piece' fessors aren't racist or pro-status quo Specific criticisms of Duman have to do mainly with his behavior during "a ,sphere is brainless and the decision was certainly not made with the Editor: enough. Therefore, he (backed up by the time of great stress." Describing the able judgment we would expect of a man in President Baxter's A few nights ago I visited A.S. Presi- trustees, their appeal boards, the cops situation in the library, Dr. Burns said dent Bill Langan in his office in the and courts) attempts to eliminate them. that library morale for a long time had lects of the incident could have far outnumbered the benefits of a College Union where he was working SDS and the Progressive Labor Party !tent of fleeting power. If a less adjusted and stable student body had (PLP) are saying that racists have no been characterized by "anger, fear, late. frustration, distrust and alienation." He handed me a copy of the Spartan right to teach. Gilbaugh, as a professor rooted with this situation, the results could have been disastrous. However, does this give Dr. Burns and Daily of Dec. 2 and pointed out a "Guest of education, will have a concrete, -artan Daily agrees the situation may have been blown out of pro- members of the Tenure Committee the ' But. the fact remains that any time police are used to guard lock - Room" written by former editor Bob negative effect on his students, and on the students who will learn from these right to characterize Duman's behavior lo bar and bolt doors, the administration has acted with little regard Brackett. as "improper, unethical and unpro- over Brackett's column and future teachers. putation of its campus. I skimmed fessional?" An unfortunate fact is that found it to be a highly bitter piece of The editorial points out that "the oer complicate matters, the executive committee of the Fresno State these -labels" were made part of a set a journa- petition fails to document any incidents : Senate has gone on record as supporting the ignorant action of the unfactual rubbish(coming from of secret ballots, not accessible to list whose abilities once ranked him of racism perpetrated by Dr. Gilbaugh .esident. Their support can only do more harm. The student body is within his classroom." Although the Duman. a an uproar and certainly the committee's stance will only further among the finest reporters to grace the What did Duman do that was so pages of the Daily.) petition does not "document,- as such, students against administration and, now, faculty. "any incidents of racism" pushed by Gil- "unethical?" Dr. Burns offered four few days prior to this incident, Dr. Baxter fired 13 Fresno State I wasn't surprised, however, by the reasons for rejecting tenure to Duman. content of Brockett's missile. It was like bough ir the classroom, a number of his lessors. It has now been revealed that these professors were harsh own students have stated that racism, in Three of these reasons arose from so many other letters appearing in the single causethe petition. Dr. Baxter and his. policies. Can't the college president accept Daily from time to time this semester. a subtle form, and often in a blatant one, Are thesg professors' actions substantial grounds for their is a common theme in his lectures. Almost two years ago. Duman peti- The Langan recall movement has now tioned for an investigation of the library ' President Baxter should be required to answer for his actions. become the "Cause-of-the-Month" Club's Coupling this with the fact that an Ile police-guarded barring and bolting action occurred Friday, individual cannot change from a reac- director's practices and procedures. newest project. It hod turned into a real Should a man be denied tenure because Roger Chittick told newsmen, "I was dumbfounded. It (the action) "snake-bite" affair with most of the tionary and racist activist, to an objec- - - - me of Germany under Hitler. The police breaking in that way and tive, non-political and non-racist instruc- he causes a little friction? Should Duman losers from lost spring's elections be ousted because of a fear that he may ^ "doors seemed appalling. I'll never forget it." crawling out of their pits with fangs tor when he enters the classroom, k also finds the incident appalling and certainly the actions of the removes the necessity for an actual continue to question library policies? bared! I don't know all the facts in the Duman administration will be remembered by many for a long time to As we began discussing the recall, record of Gilbaugh's racist teachings (which would be, for obvious reasons, case and, ethically, I cannot advocate his Langan handed me a stack of Doilies and tenure. Hopefully, however, the Library asked that I glance through them in very difficult to obtain in a conclusive, . documented form.) Tenure Committee will do a little soul- order to get a better picture of what had searching and the next time around, :i ., been happening on the campus political The editorial also says that "the , keystone of academic freedom is the insist upon a full evaluation of the scene during the past few months. candidate. After reading through the pile of necessity of keeping politics out of the verse Politicizin classroom." Dr. Burns said that he could not Dailies, and running up a quick tabu- When business majors are taught in comment on the Duman case before the lation (comparing "negative" front page chancellor makes the final decision. 'me song of this academic year has been "politicization." Everyone, stories, editorials, and cartoons with labor relations classes the most efficient , .. Reagan to Chancellor Glenn S. Dumke to college President John H. ways to keep workers downthat’s Perhaps, soon, he will be able to explain "positive" coverage of Langan and his why he permitted the decision to as deplored it, criticized it, warned against it. administration), it became obvious that politics. history is a withhold tenure when he was aware ..arnings have been directed at the left. Ever since the outrage over maybe a little more than just When we're taught that drove the universities to the brink of politicization (some series of accomplishments of "great that the decision might have been .1 last spring "something" was rotten in Denmark! motivated by "rancor and vindic- he brink I. the theme has been oft repeated. it was in black and white: men," from Washington to Kennedy, There tiveness." outweighing the instead of a series of struggles 'by the ' he universities this year have been especially on their guard against "negative" coverage The Grievance Hearing Board nearly 10 to one! masses of people against their lion from the left, they have fallen prey to politicization from the "positive" by a count of conceded that Duman is a competent done a good oppressorsthat’s politics. ected by Dr. Dumke himself. (Atta boy, Turner. You've librarian. The statewide review panel stretching the When we're taught in philosophy that oger of politicization is that the university will lose its status as a job...a good job of concurred with that opinion. Let's forget display things change slowly, or not at allthat lace of all ideas and will instead become the instrument of one brand meaning of that slogan you about biased isolated incidents and give the too, is politics. dues. The outrage that swept college and university campuses last above your editorials.) "Freedom of the man a full and fair hearing. press." Without fairness, eh? "Academic freedom" exists only as , as quite justified, but the politicization it bore with it was a danger. long as the ideas taught, and acted -: liancellor Dumke has done, however, is overreact, and the politiciza- So, now comes the question: Exactly how will this premeditated, carefully upon, are endorsed by those in power. :".;:.":":- threatens from the right. The trustees, responsible for, and. SpaElip Ihtlb to purge liberal and left-wing professors from state college executed assault on Langan and his moderate administration affect the being the perpetuators of racism, want (,, have swept the state. At Fresno, these moves have put the campus racism taught in the schools. They, and Second css postage paid at San Joel. California. students who may, or may not, vote in Member of CI If orni Newspaper PublIthers' (See above editorial.) At SJS, it has been felt with the Rutherford their front men like Dumke, will protect Association the Clifornia Intercollegiate Press the recall election (if it is held)? I don't Assoc let ion and the Associated Press. Published daily by .! melt cases. These firings are, we believe a calculated effort by the their racist professors as much as they Sen Joto Siete College. except Saturday and Sunday, think many people have been fooled by during the college year. The *Pinions exPresseh hentin i or and the governor to rid the colleges of liberal professors. What they the Daily. can. ere not necessarily Mose of the Associated Students, this They will do this under the disguise of Coileg Administration, or the Department of .g. in effect, is politicizing the campus toward the conservative point of Already pledges of support (both Journalism and Advertising Subscriptions accepted icy are turning colleges into bastions of their own political philosophy. the "right" for anyone to voice their only on remainder Of -Sarnelter basis. Full academic moral and physical) are reaching veer. St, each semester, 54 10. Oft campus price per .vrong for the university to be the storehouse for any particular Langan. More help is on the way. And opinions, while at the same time attack- COPY, 10 cents Ph00e--214.11414. Editorial set. 2313. ing those that act against their system's Advertising eat All Prefie of Suburben Naonmepers. It must be free and open to all points of view. The chancellor, we are this is interesting because, as of this inc. of Milpites, California. racist and unjust policies. 1, seriously jeopardizing this principle. writing, Langan has yet to even All artiCiel designeted IS editarIalli reflect the When the Daily editors join in the majority opinion of the editoriel board All Mr oelnlontl "publicly" set his own movement in expressed are the views 0' the individual writer Or . motion. attack on SDS, and do so under the cover cartoonist of protecting the "right of academic ..(kli Si Room Like...I think you are in for a sweet Elite, CRAIG TURNER freedom- for racists to teach, they are Advertising ~MK DAViD BARNWELL Turneryou, the Assistant Edifier. FRANK FERTADO little shock, Mr. not only supporting racism, but are losers of last year's News Editor GARY PIERCE Bracketts, the poor purposely confusing the real issues at Associate Editor KEN COSTA elections and those on A.S. Council who Day Editor EARL REASON Elite's' Thanks and Apology hand. Copy Editor JOE WU organized the recall. Wir0 Editor EARL REASON Kathy Word, SDS Sport' Editor MIKE -ny RHONDA Mullins DUGGAN HUDSON posters, the dance was also to be a show Jeff Ron Medak, PIP Feature Editor STEVE SWENSON The Elite Few Entertainment Editor RANDY MILLER with special guests; Johnny Quick and investigative Reporter SANDY ROOKAIRO Friday night, in the Women's the Quickettes from the San Francisco. SDS Petition Public Relations Director STEVE LYNAM FOP sponsored a Executive Assistant . . MARY DOUGHERTY dance given Oakland area, and disc jockeys from Velocipedes? Chief Photographer STEPHANIE HILL le Few. Retell Ad Manager JOANNE M NARDUCCI KDIA and KSOL radio stations in the Editor: National Ad Manager ALAN SOREM Thte Production Manager SHIRLEY REISER Few are a group of eight some area. However, the Quickettes The Spartan Daily carried an editorial Editor: ' men who Ilusiness Manager DENNIS PIZZO are all students and were called to Michigan, and the disc on Tuesday, Dec. 8 criticizing SDS for the Are velocipedes aesthetically dis- Credit Manager PAT CALLIS reside in Royce Hall. At petition and campaign to 'Get Art Directors TOM MARLATT, the jockeys had a car accident on the Nimitz present pleasing? Yes, because they are the MITCH WALKER they could be distinguished by Rid of Racist Gilbaugh." The editorial accursed wheel! Wheels are doing us Classified Manners . . DAN FINLAY, Freeway, on their way to the dance. in, SHERRY GUNNUF SON .con attire. The Elite Few would like to extend states that SDS is allying with State well-planned symmetry of the human WENDY HELLER, Audents of SJS were Glenn S. Dumke be- JOHN MERCER, joined by their apology for the cancellation of the College Chancellor foot? It not only gets one to class, but BRUCE SKILLINGS to support the professors for their .....leavors FOP by show, but would also like to extend their cause he too attacks does wonders for the peripheral cir- ADvERTISING STAFF all proceeds to the fund, and political views. culation and makes one the envy of the Dave Barnwell, Blii Arnokl, Damon Lance illardeleben, thanks to those who supported the Warren Benlemin, Ronnie grembry, Steelton Senn, very well. Royce Hall itself dance. We pay special thanks to radio The editorial talks only about attacks. Serutan crowd. I say "off the bikes," Robert Chapler, Mike Cowen, Steve Cornlee, Daniel and the dance Finley, Ctee Foreman, Wendy Heller, Pat 011111. Torn S75. produced station KDIA for advertisement, and also It fails to show the differences in the ond keep the campus a haven so that we Marian, Daniel Mawhinney. lOnn Mercer, Anthony r 'he door. This money is matched Pa0I0, Charles, Pettier, Dennis Pim, Pamela Plate, to Alpha brother Maurice Howard and reasons for the attacks, can get some surcease from the stink- Shirley Riser, Glenn Simon. Stephen Smith, Denise . x,ernment ($4 to each dollar his Alpha Dumke, as a representative for big ing wheel. Snider, Alan Soren', Deborah Timmons, Albert by pledges Willie Webster, PHOTOGRAPHIC STAFF. Dit ' Charles Brown, Al Welch and Elliot business trustees (who make millions Mel Dewey Bruce Rosenhart, Ran Surds, Stephaln HIII, Bill Timothy :7) !cited on hand -bills and large Worth for their support of us. Thank you. off the super-exploitation of minority Library Loveloy and TIM* *we Review Thursday December 10,1970 SPARTAN DA I L Y-3 Prelude to A March Hearings Continue; Firebomber Convicted Compiled From Associated Press SDS Picket Hearing By CLIFF MAT01 Peden. However, Peden way to get anywhere is SANTA BARBARA-A Superior Court jury Wednesday leaders were still unsure as to Daily Political Writer convicted Richard E. Fisk, 21, on a felony charge of demes that it was an attack of the noon lunch break fight and expose the Members of San Jose and said he was only defend- possessing a firebomb during the Isla Vista riot and bank whether the group would do system," Peden added. burning last Feb. 27. Students for a Democratic ing himself from Macedo's anything at the preliminary Peden said the group of 30 Society and The jury was unable to reach a verdict in the cases of three Progressive advances. hearing or wait until the friends and sympathizers, Labor Party, co-defendants. All had been charged with possessing a with friends of Peden said it was an -un- actual trial. who had picketed in front of the defendant Eric provoked attack" firebomb, conspiracy and assault with a deadly weapon on a Peden, and that Lance Jobson, San Jose the court building had been police officer. Picketed briefly yesterday at he believed," the union was SOS coordinator, said a told by police that they could the The jurors could only agree on the one firebomb possession Fremont Municipal attacking PIP, because it political trial is one in which enter the courtroom as Court charge against Fisk, who was absent when the verdict was building while riot- was actually reaching the the defendant and people in observers, but could not geared read. Sheriff's Department workers. The leadership the gallery attack the court bring in any signs or make watched from Judge John A. Westwick issued a bench warrant for Fisk's a distance, but didn't like the idea of us system as well as the pc ver any noise. no trouble arrest after the defendant failed to appear. ensued. getting such a warm behind the plaintiff. The prosecution presented Fisk had been free on bail after he was convicted of mis- Peden, 27, of 319 Checkers response from the workers." "We feel appealing in the Macedo as its first witness Drive, demeanor riot charges in the original arson trial stemming is charged with Although PIP had pro- court system, as it is now, and contended that it was from an attempted burning of the Isla Vista Bank of America assault with a deadly mised to snake Peden's trial won't get anywhere. It's a Peden who had wanted to building. The building later was burned to a shell, but those weapon stemming from an a political confrontation, the bunch of baloney! The only fight and Macedo who had arsonists were never caught. incident occurring on Nov. 5 acted in self defense. Officers said they found the firebomb in an apartment. in front of United Auto Deputy Dist. Atty. William Poulis, prosecutor in the latest Workers Local 1364 next to case, said he would question the jurors before deciding the General Motors plant in Recruiting Topic whether to re-file charges against Fisk and co-defendants Fremont. Cal Emily DeFalla, Jeffrey Schoppert and Donald Gesslinge. SOS and PIP were distri- Authorities said the latest trial, which began last month. buting food to union Book Co. PROTEST-The Iranian Students Association has set members, Peden said, when Of Forum Today stemmed from an assault on Ventura County Sheriff's up a table on the College Union patio to distribute men front the union hall That's Where It's At! deputies who were attempting to quell riots that followed the information on the recent political The San Jose Liberation Ted James, of the Front, troubles and came out to disperse the bank burning. pending executions in Iran. Iranians from SJS plan to Front, in co-sponsoring with would explain the groups' crowd. Ir. an altercation 457 The jury in the original arson trial, which lasted 312 leave this morning on a 50-mile protest march from the several other groups, will views on why recruiting Erlin months, failed to reach a verdict in the case of felony charges SJS campus to the Iranian Consulate in San Francisco. which followed, present an open forum today should not be allowed on E. San Carlos St. against 11 defendants, but convicted four on misdemeanor -Daily photo by Bruce Rozenhart Macedo of Oakland was at 11 a.m. in the Loma Prieta campus. He added that {Corner of 10th.) riot charges. struck with a picket stick by Room of the College Union to representatives of other discuss on-campus recruit- groups may also speak. 297-7080 ing by industry and the mili- tary. Demonstrators Sentenced Terry Speizer's Decision: Although College Presi- dent John H. Bunzel had 1 AnbreS Pipe &Um)

BERKELEY-Anita Roger Coffield was sentenced been at a conference in New Wednesday to one year in jail and her husband, Victor CUSTOM MADE IN OUR SHOP York, Danny O'Neal, a PIPES FOR ALL OCCASIONS Coffield, 29, to six months on conviction of resisting arrest in 10-16 Equals Two-Thirds member of the Front, is anti-ROTC demonstrations last April at the University of confident that either Dr. A.S. Council Vice Chairman Terry Unique, one -of-a-kind California. holding more than one office in AS. govern- Bunzel or a representative 59c to $65.00 Speizer's decision that a 10-16 vote consti- ment was scheduled pipes at wholesale prices. In pronouncing sentence, Municipal Court Judge George to be heard today. will be present to give the tutes a two-thirds majority and a consti- Speizer caused Private blend tobacco. Brunn took into account that Mrs. Coffield had been arrested a minor uproar in Council administration's side. A tutional interpretation of the two-thirds vote last on two consecutive days. She also got a concurrent 90-day week when he ruled that since he was spokesman for the president necessary in a recall election top the agenda sentence on a plea of guilty to disturbing the peace. vice chairman his vote shouldn't be counted said Dr. Bunzel will consider for the A.S. Judiciary meeting today at 3 in the total tabulation Coffield was sentenced last month to 30 days in jail for dis- but it should count the question this morning. 173 so. lst. p.m. in the Costanoan Room of the College toward the necessary rupting a university disciplinary hearing that followed the two-thirds majority. O'Neal said Barry Green- Union. Using Speizer's formula 10 out of 16 equals anti-ROTC demonstrations. berg would speak briefly on Chief Justice Bob Dollar says that since two-thirds as long as Both were students at the time and active in the Students the 16th vote is made incorporated capitalism grid for a Democratic Society. the cases have been referred from Council by the vice chairman. Nine demonstrators who pleaded guilty to lesser charges he feels those two should be given top The second case questions the consti- were sentenced Monday to 15- to 45-day jail terms. priority. tutionality of requiring a two-thirds vote in a 'Conflict Forum' Originally the question of a student recall election. Go home House Lists 57 'Radicals' Higher Seeks Solution Education "The Professional Stu- dent," "Academic Com- for the holidays. WASHINGTON-A House Committee issued Wednesday a revised list of 57 campus "radical orators" and said munication Problem," "practical and reasonable persons know" some of their "Student and Youth as rhetoric has inflamed campus violence. Teachers Seek Support Scapegoats of Politicians," and "Student-Faculty Rela- Free. The House Internal Security Committee report said 307 Invight Shafer, secondary By LYNN PARENT attempting to do, according tions" will be the topics dis- assaults on ROTC buildings including firebombings and education department chair- For information about traveling Daily Staff Writer to Dr. Shafer, is to have cussed at the conflict resolu- vandalism caused $1.5 million damage over the past two man. free to New York City, Chicago, "Last spring a legislator faculty make a point of tion forum today at 1 p.m. in years while Students for a Democratic Society speakers were Dr. Shafer was elected Washington, D.C., and most major cities said that higher education is meeting with their legis- the DiaLlo Room of the carrying anti-ROTC messages from campus to campus. president of the California the least popular group in lators all the time "not just College Union. in Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Ohio, according to Dr. College and University California," when we need help." These topics were taken Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey, Faculty Association "We could serve as from the winning papers of Massachusetts and Connecticut call CCUFA i of the California sounding boards for the the contest "What do you Hertz collect at 212-752-6552. Teachers Association last legislators," declared Dr. FOR - S.J. News Editor July. think is the most significant Shafer. problem on campus or in the CCUFA is primarily work- TENURE community, and what are Hertz ing with the legislature, said Dr. Shafer compared some of the solutions." INSTANT To SDX Dr. Shafer in an interview tenure to freedom of the Speaks winning students will The this week. "The legislators press and freedom of speed.. be discussing these problems Copy Editor Robert Dud- students are invited to at- are the ones who must ulti- liniiiiMUMUMMUMMOMMEMEMIL INSPIRATION -What will happen when you with Dr. John H. Bunzel, SJS nick of the San Jose News tend. mately conclude that higher lase tenure is that then college president; Dr. Christmas Charter Flights will explore the Newspaper Following his presen- education must be 111 you're at the mercy of the Hobert Burns, academic Guild, a labor union for re- tation, Dudnick has supported." superiors. The first to go will vice president; Bill Langan, DIAL porters and editors, this scheduled time for a lengthy Dr. Shafer feels that YORK s139. be those with long hair or SJS AS. president; and NEWLV. DEC. 18- RETURN JAN 3 Rourm TRIP In Thursday as guest of Sigma question and answer session, during the last couple of DEC 19 - RETURN JAN 3 short skirts. Next the Roy Gross, San Jose city LV 14081 Delta Chi, national Broady said. years the legislators haven't innovators will be gotten :id councilman. journalism society. Dudnick is cc nhairman of felt that higher education of. We will be left with the LONDON $246. 294-5211 LV. DEC. 19- RETURN JAN, 3 ROUND TRIP Dudnick will give a short the grievance committee of should be supported. "This conformists," he declared. the San Jose Newspaper may be presentation on the history of a reflection of the -Loss of tenure may mean LONDON 139. the Newspaper Guild at 7:30 Guild and is a local delegate views of their constituents," ONE WAY II that they will get rid of LV. DEC. 20 listen and just p.m. in JC 208 according to to the Central Labor Council. he declared. teachers who have built up Jim Broady, president of the Previously, Dudnick NEGOTIATION seniority and higher w iges Thaw fight, are open to sludynts, 'acuity, oak' worked on the copy desk of employer( and then immethate local chapter. All journalism "CCUFA is trying to get a and get a couple of teachers the Los Angeles Times and stronger legal basis for SPRING & SUMMER FLIGHT SCHEDULES TO EUROPE with little experience for Eat, Drink, and AVAILABLE ON REQUEST has held newspaper positions CALI OR WRITE collective negotiation," Dr. lower wages," said Dr. be Merry FOR SCHEDULES. in Arizona and New York. He Shafer stated. He says they Shafer. Delicious Food has been with the News for CCUFA have successfully The Israeli Students "I am of the opinion that Excellent Wine. eight years. introduced legislation de- Free Phone (415) 392-8513 the incompetents can be Entertain- signed to strengthen the ment invite you to their removed without dropping KSJS LOG position of faculty in relation Thurs. - Sun. MAIL TODAY FOR FREI FLIGHT INFORM/010N 90.7 FM to collective bargaining. the tenure system," he FLIGHTS Dr. declared. "In the state WINE CELLAR II CHARTER 6:00-Spartan Newsline - Shafer claims that St., San Francisco, Calls. 94103 college system it is difficult 60 UNIVERSITY AVE 995 Market PARTY World, state, local news faculty organizations are linohts HANUKKAH TO InfO,n4lIon on but possible." OLD TOWN 1.1 Please moll stronger back East, but are PPP.* NT: 6:05-Spartan Focus - LOS GATOS .1W rapidly gaining strength in Dr. Shafer stated that he APT Report on Seinana Chicana 354-4808 AI9ios believed more of an em- annoms sr a by Vicki Hernandez the West. At the moment %Cley.oil Slosi;1.lo 10 Cwe in SAT., DEC. 12th 8:30 PM striking is illegal in Cali- phasis should be put on 6:10-Spartan Spectrum - fornia. hiring, and that there should News of SJS & other colleges "We are trying to find be "a tightening up and more at the Womans Gym 6:15-The Goon Show, some way to sit down with careful evaluation of teach- comedy with noted come- the Board of Trustees and ing, tenure and promotion." dians negotiate," said Dr. Shafer. "The legislature is saying VAUGHN MEET LEGISLATORS clean it up yourselves," said CHRISTMAS GIFT SP99S0,,0 by I S o. and I CSC Ilillyard Shim 6:45-Debbi Another thing CCUFA is Dr. Shafer. 411111111W 44* HOLIDAY & PARTY SALE FABRICS 10% DISCOUNT SPORTCOATS Faculty For Students & OUR COMPLETE STOCK PRICE Complete Selections of 1. New cars starting from $1,795.00. Fri 2. Over 100 quality, guaranteed dom- $59.50 Tweeds CROMPTONS mastic and foreign used cars. T$w79ee5OdsHarris $3975 VelvetsVelveteensCrushed Velvets 3. 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Since Monday, the second Please your mom for Christ. level and the third level mas with hand blown glass lounges of the College Union and hand crafted ceramics. have been a "People And if you're not in the Bazaar" as well as a market mood for buying ( or your place for selling hand-made pocket book just can't take goods. it groove with the wander. The fake, which is spon- ing minstrels and their sored by Student Community "people's" music. Involvement Program If that's not your bag, join ( SCIP ), will run through students and non-students in Dec. 18, and provides an ex- rap sessions. cellent opportunity to get "It's even better than we some of that Christmas expected. Everyone I've shopping done, talked to really digs the at. "See me, feel me, touch =sphere. All the tables are me" seems to be the motto full, and I have a waiting list 10 "PEOPLE'S MUSIC" - Providing back- Also on sale are adult puzzles and games pervading the free atmos- of 13 or 14 sellers. It's really HARI KRISHNA - Members of the ancient white thread on colored plywood. MASH, ground music for sellers and buyers in the designed by Cyndy Schieber, psychology of the Faire. One can friendly; everyone's willing phere Indian Krishna cult sing out the beat on the peace symbols and Mickey Mouse can be second level lounge area is Mike Harmon, a major and made by her family in their to share a table," said "Fan- amble by the booths, inspect second floor while shoppers look over such found on tee shirts and shorts created by senior music student. Harmon said he garage. Dave Klemp, a former student who tasy Faire" chairman Pam the products, ask questions things as leather capes designed and Tanya Petelin, junior Russian major. played a variation of classical and folk is considering national distribution, is offer- Ford, and be answered by the created by Frank Spasaro, a junior philo- Beautiful hand blown glass made by David music. Other items for sale in the lounge are ing acrylic rings to buyers. For $110 915, one smiling creator. A seller of tee shirts, sophy major. What a hobby! Individual Hopper and Douglas Boyd, SJS "Feelies" created out of walnut by Dana can purchase hand blown glass goblets, graduates What's for sale? Tanya Petelin, SJS Russian pieces of leather are sewn together for the with M.A.'s in glass blowing can also Milner. He is also chairman of SC1P film plates, vases and jars from Jack Mettler, a be Take a "fantasy" trip with major said, "I hope one thing final design. Spasaro's co-partner, Bob found on this floor. Wrapped flower series running concurrently with the Faire. graduate student in art. candles, the magic bottles that come that comes out of this is that Lapado, makes complicated designs that food and decorated novelty boxes are also across like a psychedelic trip it will happen again." glow under a black light from ordinary for sale. New College Liberal Education Offered By JOHN MILLER area of study is in social and continued study in numerous the community with an used to list the objectives of Daily Staff Writer political environment and fields. Many schools are now indication of depth of study study, material to be sub- "New College is a f our- the fourth semester sums up offering advanced degrees in in some area) and a pre- mitted for evaluation and year undergraduate pro- the preceding year-and-a- interdisciplinary studies, sentation of a thesis or other data. gram in liberal education, half. and it may be possible that creative project. The student designs his offering a degree in liberal GENERAL EDUCATION such schools will want Credit is earned by re- own education using in- arts," according to Acting Completion of the first two graduates with the type of gistering in one of several dividual studies, seminars Provost Jack Pierce. years of new college satisfies education provided in New special studies classes and and courses in regular The program itself has all general education College, receiving equivalent number college. The major require- four divisions of general requirements at SJS. At the COMMUNITY WORK of units for which the student ment is that the program be studies. The first two years end of these two years, the The major uppr division is registered. Contracts, educationally valid, as is de- of New College are designed student is ready to continue requirements in New College which are signed by the pro- termined by the student and to provide the type of edu- with upper division work in include some type of work in lesser and the student, are advisor. cation and experiences that New College, or transfer to are necessary for a liberal another major program at education. The curriculum SJS or another school. for these two years is cen- New College upper ’..: LEAVING THE COUNTRY - "Our purpose money now, and we're leaving in two weeks tered around four areas. division courses offer stu- Mates Move Muck In selling the candles is just to make enough for Europe, just to travel and see the The "Nature of Man" is dents liberal education by money to leave the country," explained world," said Miss Baer. The candles that studied in the first semester. letting him design his own Mary Ann Baer of the candle booth she and Reyes and Miss Baer sell are unique. Each This study is done through program of study. The pro- Dan Reyes are running at "Fantasy Faire." has a different scent and burn leaving a the humanities and arts, so- gram itself does not prepare It's a two-people business - Reyes makes the refillable hole in the center so that the cial sciences, the natural a student for a specific field candles and Miss Baer sells them. They've candle can be used over and over merely by sciences and technology. but it does prepare him for been in business for seven months and now filling the hole with new wax. Time is also devoted during have' enough money to travel. "We have the -Daily photos by Jeanne Strang the first semester to the area of epistemologyor the question "How do we know Santa Clara Winter Queen Finalists when something is true?" ENVIRONMENTAL STUDY The 10 semi-finalists for The queen will receive an activities. As second semester fresh- County Seeks the Winter Carnival Queen all-expense-paid trip to the As previously reported the men, students study the en- will be introduced to the stu- Winter Carnival at Squaw $70 and $50 packages are for vironmenthow it affects dent body during halftime of Valley. Princesses will be those who want two persons man and how man affects it. Minority Grads the SJS-Wyoming basketball awarded free lift tickets. to a room rather than three, During the freshman year, A Minorities in Planning game Friday night. Game Tickets for the Winter Car- but each person must pay the a student generally attends program will be conducted time is 8 at the San Jose nival go on sale Monday, full amount plus $5 extra to three lectures or presen- by Santa Clara County. The Civic Auditorium. Dec. 14 in the Student Affairs pay for the empty bed. tations per weekone in program is aimed at pre- Semi-finalists, Marsha Business Office at $2 each. The $65 rate is for skiers paring 10 minority each of the disciplines, and persons to ’.:. Bolyanatz, Cheryle Brown, The Carnival is Jan. 24 while the $45 package is for participates in nine hours of become professionals in ur- Linda Catania, Elaine through 29. non-skiers. seminars per week. ban planning and closely re- Fahey, Ginny Garland, Gail The discount ticket is in- Fashions for Friday The only class that a fresh- lated fields. Kapanut, Jackolyn Silva, cluded in the $65 or $45 pack- night's show have been do- man student takes in the The program, coordinated Janine Stanhope, Rhonda ages and need not be pur- nated by Mel Cotton's Skiing "regular" college is physical by SJS and the University of Walters and Debbie Whitt- chased separately. The $2 Equipment, Reed's Sport education. This too is a California at Santa Cruz, is more, will be modeling ski discount ticket is good for all Shop, Helm of Sun Valley, special course taught for one funded by the Department of fashions. They will be judged Winter Carnival discounts Sport's Shack and Bob's Ski year. Housing and Urban Develop- and the five finalists chosen. and admittance to all and Sport. In the third semester the ment. The program is open to those who will be graduate students at either SJS or ofleges Plan Ecology Curriculum UCSC by January, 1971. Additionally, they must de- SJS may someday offer courses in the areas of ecology and -Many of the state colleges are already actively involved clare urban planning, com- environmental sciences if representatives from state in this rapidly emerging area of learning, and several of munity planning or a similar colleges agree on new curriculum advances in environ- them have become leaders in this field," Dr. Friedrich field as a professional ob- inental areas, according to the chancellor's office. stated. jective, and they must show Representatives from the 19 state college campuses will SJS has been active in environmental education with last financial need. consider the new curriculum implications at an invitational year's Survival Faire and most recently, classes concerning Students selected for the Workshop on Curriculum Development and Related ecology and other contemporary problems. The classes are program will be employed Environmental Sciences, today and tomorrow in Newport under the Humanities program and can be taken for one unit by a planning department or Beach. of credit at a student's option. agency and will be paid "The proper relationship of human life and learning to the In addition to faculty and academic planners from the state $4,000 a year. complex environment in which we exist has become a major colleges, the workshop will include speakers from industry Interested students may concern of our civilization," Chancellor Glenn S. Dumke said and from state and federal agencies knowledgeable in fields contact Robert Cervantes, munity workers teamed to clear 24 dump in a statement released by his office. MUCK MATES-SJS coeds Elizabeth of pollution control and conservation. program coordinator, or Frey with shovel) and Marilyn Miller truck loads of garbage out of the polluted "The California state colleges must, as realistically as Topics to be considered include education and training of Robert Sturdivant, senior dig into the grime during last weekend's creek bed. Similar clean-ups are planned possible, sort out the curricular implications in order to ecologists and environmental scientists, general education in planner at the Santa Clara Coyote Creek clean-up. Student and com- during the coming months. identify ongoing academic and professional needs in terms of ecology and environmental sciences and employment possi- County Planning Depart- -Daily photo by Stephanie Hill txith general education and degree majors," he said. bilities in environmental areas. ment, 299-2521 before Dr. Gerhard Friedrich, state colleges' dean of academic Much of the workshop activity will take place in panel and Tuesday. planning, said discussions at the workshop will be directed small group discussions. The outcomes of these workshops toward establishing related patterns of curriculum develop- will be presented at a concluding session on Friday :tient on the campuses. afternoon. BILL'S If VHII (Zr,' looking RH ,1

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Debut in Invitationa SJS gymnasts will make Turpin took second In long their home debut this week- horse vaulting and free exer- end when the Spartans host cise at Sacramento In- the ninth annual San Jose vitational last weekend. Invitational tomorrow night Sweeney took first on the at 7 in the Spartan gym. parallel bars and grabbed third No team scores will be on the high bar, good for kept but awards will be given third place in all-around competition. to top individuals and all- around performers. The trio also participated in Coach Clair Jennett's the I.os Angeles Ho'iday Classic last squad will be led by its Saturday with strong trio of Joe Sweeney, Turpin winning free exer- Jim Turpin and Mike cise, and placing third in Cooper. "These three gym- vaulting and fourth on the nasts are outstanding and rings. Sweeney was second will be the backbone of the in vaulting and parallel bars. squad this year," com- Cooper was hampered by in- mented Jennett. juries and did not place. The invitational will help Eleven schools will com- some of the young SJS per- pete in the meet, one of the formers get more ex- top early season events in perience. Kim Kludt is ex- California. Teams from UC pected to do well in free Berkeley, Cal State Hay- exercise. Ed Sparacino will ward, Cal State Fullerton, provide support on the rings. Nevada Reno) San Fran- PRO IN ACTION-Professional bowler Dave student bowlers and then performed in Eric Havstad is a potential SIDE HORSE - Spartan senior Mike Cooper Pacific Coast Athletic. Assoc cisco State, Sacramento placer on the side horse. Soutar shows his form on the SJS lanes in exhibition matches. In one match, he bowled shows his ability on the side horse at a pionship squad. Cooper will be party I. the College Union during a match held last a near perfect 299 game, leaving one pin in State, Chico State, UC Davis, Spartan assistant coach recent SJS intrasquad gymnastics meet. in this week's Invitational at SJS ir weekend. Soutar first gave helpful tips to his final frame. Diablo Valley College and Doug Hills will compete in Cooper is one of the three SJS all-around exercise, vaulting, rings and high bai -Daily photo by Jeanne Strang Sacramento City College will free exercise and the side performers returning from last year's -Daily photo by Wayne Salt : Pro Bowler Gives Tips, compete. horse. Rolls 299 Game Here By JEANNE STRANG practices 50 to 60 games a Daily Staff Writer week. Sorbonne Summer. Session Rolling a 299 in the second Earlier in the evening Soutar for American Students set of a bowling exhibition spent two hours coaching match against the SJS Inter- student bowlers. Extension universitaire de l'Universitaire de Paris collegiate Team Friday in The pro bowler said the the College Union left Dave majority of the people do not Soutar, a top professional know how to shoot for bowler, without any com- spares. Students usually try plaints on the merits of the to hit the pins head-on when virgin bowling lanes. they should be rolling cross- COURSES OFFERED Soutar came up one pin alley, said Soutar. Most short of the perfect game bowlers forget to slide, caus- when he left a solid ten pin ing a loss of uplit and follow- Professorial Staff from l'Universit6 de Paris M. Georges MATORE, M. Antoine ADAM, M. Maurice DU VERGER, Mme Cecile GOLDSCHEIDER, M. Jacques Van den HEUVEL standing in the 10th frame of through, he related. Non- the first game of the second sliding also results ins jerky Lower Division Courses In Graduate Courses (open to last semester seniors) set. delivery which very often Bowling against Soutar 102 Elementary French - emphasis on grammar, phonetics means a gutterball or and 515 17th Century Literature - study conversation. of Baroque and Classical was another pro bowler and "cherry -picking" the pins, 60 hours trends of 17th century. (prerequisite: 30 hours senior business admini- Soutar emphasized. 2 years high school French or 1 semester college French.) stration student, Joe Panko, Soutar also said most stu- 201 Intermediate French - grammar review with emphasis on 525 18th Century Literature - study of the whirlpool of new ideas who ended up with a 213 and dents throw a straight ball conversation. 60 hours during the first half of the 18th century. 30 hours 203. (prerequisite 1 year college French.) which is the best delivery for 535 19th Gentury In the first two games Literature - study of French Idealism from a novice. 202 Intermediate French - composition and syntax study. 30 hours Lamartine to Hugo. 30 hours Fred Wore11, a graphic de- The 30 -year old right- (prerequisite: 201 or equivalent.) sign student and a member hander throws a fingertip 555 French Drama - indepth study of 2 or 3 contemporary plays of the Professional Central small hook and said he 212 Intermediate Phonetics - emphasis on pronunciation, including ALL aspects of its nresentation and literary merit Bowlers Asso- reading and speaking. 30 hours (decor, miss -en -scene, audience participation, etc.). 30 hours California thought for the most part a (prerequisite: 102 or equivalent.) ciation, shot 205 and 227 big hook was not consistent. 565 French Art - study of the evolution and revolution in art from while Soutar took the games Being a member of the Ii Upper Division Courses the Middle Ages to the 17th century. 30 house with 257 and 269. Brunswick Advisory Board 566 French Art - study of the movements The last two games Soutar of Champions, Soutar quite 331 French Civilization - political, social and intellectual deve- and schools of art from the 17th century to the present. (to be was matched with engineer- naturally uses a Brunswick lopment up to the French Revolution, with emphasis on offered summer 1971.) 30 hoe ing student Gary Park, who literature and art. hours Black Beauty bowling ball. 30 585 French Park (prerequisite. 202 or equivalent.) Stylistics and Creative Writing - study of structural has a 218 average. like most pros, he takes five and semantic elements and their application in literary expres ,ion. 30 hours to threw 236 in the first game full steps before releasing 332 French Civilization - political, social and intellectual deve- beat Soutar's 204. The second the ball. He also uses the Don lopment from the French Revolution to the present, with game Soutar got revenge Carter glove for more uplift. special attention given to literature and art. (to be offered IV Graduate Seminars with 228 beating Park's 205 Soutar, who now lives in summer 1971.) 30 hours 605 Baudelaire - let origines de la poosie contemporaine. hours game. Gilroy with his wife and two 412 Advanced Phonetics - intensive practice in pronunciation, 30 Soutar, who in 1961 won the children, started bowling reading and speaking, to achieve a true command of the 615 Flaubert devant la Critique - set contemporains, la critique distinction of being the when he was 17 years old. spoken language. 30 hours traditionnelle, la nouvelle critique. 30 hours youngest man ever to win the He has won the American (prerequisite: 202 or equivalent.) national championship, re- Airlines Open in 1969 and the 421 Survey of French Literature - advanced study of French 655 La Notion d'Engagement - de 1918 1 1938, de 19391 1958, mained unchallenged in Showboat Invitational in Las literature from the Middle Ages to the French Revolution. 30 hours de 1958 I 1970. 30 hours overall score ending up with Vegas and this year he took !r.,rerequisite 202 or equivalent.) a 250 average for the six money home from the Pro NOTE Special "Conferences " will be given, if the demand for 10 hours 422 Survey of French Literature - advanced study of French them is sufficient. (Gallo -Roman Art, The Recent Disco, .1 game series. Tournament in Waukegan, literature from the French Revolution to the present. (to be in Archaeology, The New Wave in French Cinema. Fr ,11 But the pro admitted, he offered summer 1971.) 30 hours Politics since De Gaulle; France and the Common M.-, et. 433 Principles and Methods of Explication d Testes" - The French Press, Education since May' 68, France anc 'he advanced study of techniques and elements of literary expres- Problems of Big Business, etc.). Therefore, students are Cagers Meet Wyoming, Davis sion in poetry, drama, and prose. 30 hours asked to indicate their choice on the application form.

In Weekend Games at Civic KEY TO COURSE NUMERATION CREDIT Under.,,,,luate The Spartan varsity bas- night ( 6 p.m.) in a prelimi- Courses Th.. r represents the academic year ( Freshman. REC,ULAR ATTENDANCE is a requisite for obtaining credit. F!! nary game 200 , ...111),C. etc.). ketball team will try to re- to the Wyoming The number indicates the general subjectarea treated 10-- Grammar Although the purpose of this summer session is to fulfill the requirements of Ahlencan college and bound from a poor showing battle. Saturday evening the h. Companion, 1 Phonetics, 2 3 Literature. Civilization. and related university credits it also conforms to French university regulations. Each 30 hi urs course is usually subjects). equal to 2 American credite If students successfully complete the average simmer session load Tuesday at Cal (a 90-55 de- freshmen take on the UC The third number represents the semester level of 90 hours, they normally receive 6 American college credits However, st., ,nts are advised ti. feat) as they play host to Davis frosh at 6. consult with then professors. their Department Chairman, their own scho ,legistrar's Offict Graduate Courses The .500 and SOO sena courses represent graduate level. The last two BEFORE MAKING FINAL ARRANGEMENTS. to ascertain the EXACT number edits their school Wyoming and UC Davis this Both varsity games are set numbers designate the course title. grants for the Sorbonne Summer Session. weekend at the Civic Audi- for 8 p.m. tipoffs. torium. A fashion show, sponsored The Spartan fresh, now 2-0, by the Winter Carnival com- play host to City College of mittee, will be held at half- SORBONNE SUMMER SESSION San Francisco tomorrow time of the Wyoming game. for American Students APPLICATION FORM HOLIDAY HOROSCOPE A special Summer Session is offered by the Court de Civilisation Francais " FOR ALL HOMEWARD at the Sorbonne for those students who wish to improve their knowledge of French language, literature, and civilization. This program is particularly designed Please type or print all information. with American academic needs in mind, as it can meet the standard semester BOUND SPARTANS requirements of most universities and colleges. Last name (Mr., Mrs., Miss) . First name Data of birth Thus American students can derive the double benefit of foreign travel and college credits. Permanent address

Similar to American summer sessions, the Sorbonne Summer Session lasts six Academic standing as of Sept 1970: Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior, Graduate weeks, June 29 to August 7. sS University or college last attented VP'S University or college address If different than the above, address of university or college to which Sorbonne 141EL4 YORK WASHINGTON A round trip flight from New York to Paris by Air France will be scheduled to leave New transcript should be sent cc. York June 28 and return from Paris August 8. Students on this program MU enjoy the f privacy of luxurious apartment plus two meals a day. All university fees, a round trip \I" Date and type of diplomas earned (or lobe earned) as of June 30. 1970 ticket, apartment and mesh will cost only AlGo 11638. VO4*. Major Minor Ideal period to travel home for the Teaching experience (indicate level, subjects taught. Minnow of years) : holidays, provided you first take care of important business at hand. You can avoid tight situations by RESERVATIONS MUST BE RECEIVED BEFORE JAN. 20, 1971. using TWA's Youth Passport. '.our Name and address of persons lobe contacted in ease of emergency; sense of humor is boundless, so use it to cheer up others. Travel could prove to be profitable and satisfying. Plan ventures that Courses selected (please check) could be most pleasurable and .,br Pre-Enrollment and Reservations, pleas an mail special delivery the following items 102 301 Lj 515 0 805 r you want from to Dir. N. Ward [1 gain you the favors McIntosh/ASTRA, Summer Session for American Students, Count de 201 ; ' 302 I 525 0 815 your campus representative. Civilisation Francais, Sorbonne, 47, rue des Ecoles, Paris Se, France: 202 , , 331 535 0 855 212 , 412 555 0 Compare costs carefully! I. this application form. '. 421 ,_J 565 0 Contact your TWA campus rep- 2. a 65 dollar deposit (by International postal money order). 433 Li 585 0 Bruce Freeman at resentative 3. a transcript or transcripts of collese or university work. Choice (or choices) of special - Conferences " South 287-8668 or 294-2916, 385 4. a small recent photograph. Will you be taking the final examinations for credit? 8th Street, San Jose. TWA )- EPA

8-SPARTAN DAILY Thursday December 10 1970 Review Drama Christmas Program Features 'Amahl' AIODERNE DRUG CO. "Amahl and the Night appeared on national tele- is by Raymond Nilsson, all of chorus, soloists and Anthony D. Campagna, Visitors," the popular vision during the Christmas the music faculty. woodwins which re-enacts Open Till Midnight Every Day of the Year Christmas opera, will be season for a number of Choreography is by Janine the events surrounding the 'Day Of Absence' 50 East Santa Clara- 293-7500 presented by the Music De- years. Kagel of the dance depart- birth of Jesus. Soloists will By ANN LEWIS sponsibility, husbands partment at the Civic Audi- The opera, which was in- ment. Costume design is by be Geraldine Zanvetter as Daily Staff Writer having to eat their wives torium on Dec. 10 at 8 p.m. spired by the painting "The Sandra Silva, setting is by the angel, Janice Willard as PRESCRIPTIONS The audience was sparse, cooking and general frus- and Dec. 13 at 2:30 p.m. Adoration of the Magi" by Dwight McBride and lighting Mary and Michael but the message of the play tration among the citizens In addition to "Amahl" the the Flemish artist Bosch, is is by Don ('hilds, all of the Zampiceni as the shepherd. the story of the Three Wise was enough to fill the audi- for having to perform tasks program will include the A itraniii department. A donation of $1 will be Men who stop at the hut of "Gloria," by torium with the lingering ordinarily assumed by the Cappella Choir's presen- Arnold asked for both concerts. The tation of Arnold Freed's the crippled Arnahl on their Freed, is the Gloria of the question of "Just what, if?" "niggras." donations will be used for the "Gloria" and Ottorino journey to Bethlehem. Mass for chorus and large scholarships The play, "A Day of Declaring the town No. 1 given to out- Respighi's "Laud to the Na- When the little boy asks brass ensemble. standing musicians who ap- Absence," by Douglas Tur- disaster area, the President tivity." the Magi to take his crutches Respighi's "Laud to the ply for admission to the ner Ward, was presented by ordered that all stray The opera and choir con- as a gift for the Christ Child, Nativity" is a work for Music Department. San Jose City College's "colored" folks be appre- cert replaces the production he is miraculously able to Workshop walk. Black Theatre hended and shipped to the of Handel's "Messiah" ZIPMEAtr Tuesday night in Morris town "on loan" until return which has been given for the Dr. Edwin Dunning, pro- 10% DISCOUNT A.R1CI.LANERS I Dailey. of their own "niggras." Un- last eight years. fessor of music, will conduct WITH ASB the opera. Ruth Chin heads CARD Opening on a small un- fortunately, those captured MIRACLE the cast with her portrayal of for special student named southern utopia be- also mysteriously dis- "Arnahl and the Night discount call Visitors," written by Gian the boy Amahl. His mother is Art low the Mason-Dixon line, appeared on entering the Cleaners FRANK Carlo Manotti in 1951 for the played by Fern Denison. WONG the white citizens are faced town. hie Day Service student rep. outskirts of NBC opera company, has The Three Kings will be 293-5910 with the catastrophe that all With no response from the Sweaters & Cas,mere Coats (after 3:00 played by Michail Eager as Our Specialty p.m.) the "niggras" have myster- "niggras" after a personal Kasper, Richard Haile as 400 E. SANTA CLARA KLEPINGER MOTORS CO. iously disappeared. Those in plea from the mayor, the Sly, P G & E Melchoir and Ronald Gerard "Ir,,rk Are' 293-4900 405 W. SANTA CLARA the hospital are in a state of citizens run the mayor out of as Balthazar. Their page is coma and those in jail cannot town, blaming the disastrous At Winterland played by Phillip Olds, be removed because the event solely on him. SHEPHERDS Winterland will present doors refuse to open. By nightfall, the southern Dr. Charlene Archibeque Sly and the Family Stone, will direct members of the Because of this mysterious hamlet is literally a zombie- Spartan Daily Classifieds Pacific Gas and Electric, Choaliers and Chamber it is revealed YR 2 Street Hi disappearance, land. Those citizens who still Dunn and McCashen and Singers in their role as 611 Yamaha 3S000. that some of the town's ANNOUNMI11815 Comp Heads New Tires, Good cond. 1 Wird,. vacant in 3 bdrm, furn apt, on exist are completely be- Little Sister in concert Fri- choruses of shepherds and 5375 00 Call Guy 298 3601. 11th St We need one of you to move in. FAST ACCURATE, Experienced been 2 people S40, 1 580. 294.7150 typist. can Edit. Four miles from prominent people have wildered and nonfunctional. day and Saturday. MAKE IT. FINE townspeople. The orchestra WINE $1.00 a gal. 68 MGB.B.R.G., chrome wire wheels, campus. Mrs. Aslanian 298-4104, "passing" for white all Next morning, one The Family Stone is an is under the direction of BREW 8 cents a qt Beer 8. Wine overdrive. good cond Call 265 5551 ROOM IN HOUSE -OPEN DEC. 32 B0ok& Recipes Crocks Malt Hops South 5th 294 2464. STUDENT TYPING in my home. along. "niggra" appears, not outgrowth of the Stoner, a Robert Manning and staging Grape Concentrates FREE Al) FOR Sail 01 Fast, accurate, minor editing. Mrs. The town is in complete readily welcomed by the two group that Sly put together. VICE BEGINNERS START HERE! For Rent. Large 18.2 bedrm apts, Baxter, phone. 264 6581 Located in the Arts 8. Crafts Center. furnished, new carpet. 65 S. Ilth., right Their songs "cover and in- RECORD & TAPE SALE! I have con- turmoil, with mothers not citizens present. pn 248 6680. 1855 The Alameda THE next to campus! Call 297.3766. nections with a wholesaler and can STEREO'S FOR RENT: Portable terpret the controversial LALIFORN1A WINEMAK ER or knowing how to care for their The returning citizen, not supply all the current LP records and console free delivery, free service, no IT'S TERM FEMALE Roommate issues of today." Their big most tapes at 40 per cent discount. All Needed RIGHT contract. Esche's 251.2598. children due to unfamiliarity seen by the audience, is Attention Flower Children-We have NOW. $67.50, pm All Utll. Paid. 230 E. $5 LP's sell for $3.06; 56 LP's for $3.62, single hit was "Dance to the long stem premium roses for 52.95 a San Salvador. Call 243.3795-286.1751. with 'he children or the re- carrying a machine gun. etc All sales are on a special order TV's FOR RENT: free service, free Music." PAPER TIME! riot i we.II put them in. gold florists 1.0 even) basis Place your order by Tues., pick- delivery in San Jose area; no contract. catch this terrific deal at Men - Close to Campus, Clean, Pacific Gas and Electric Eleanor's up Fri of the same week. Hrs. 9 a.m. Quiet. Esche's 251.2598. Flowers of Los Gatos 720 Grad or Upper Div. Single Rooms university 8 p m. Mon Fri CALL for informs. with who record on Columbia des- Ave (between Blossom Kit. Prin. Call 295-117111.295-2355. Hill Rd. & Lark Ave.) call for direc tion, 298 0700 Ron 538 S. 815- IT'S MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE annual Concert cribe themselves as tons 356 6314 or 356 4839. We also have LEGIT. Now taking orders for Christ. liability rates 0 125cc $28; 126cc.200cc Fillmore 4 Rm Duplex, 10 min. from 535- S125 hardest work- arnations for SI CO per dot., daisies 65 rnas. 536, 201cc-450cc $46. 451cc.600cc $62 "probably the mo. Call Steve or Rene at 209.5720 or Mr. Neal 371 1877. Britain's Incredible String accompanied by Rose and ents. bachelor buttons 95 cents, 287 8240. ing- the hardest luck st 05 a dot etc. etc. We have U.S. SURPLUS: Combat boots; Field Band will appear in concert Licorice. jackets; Camping supplies; Navy Pea E XPERIENCE THESIS TYPING group today." They play a 'he largest selection of cut 2 Bdrm, 1,2 bath ww cpts, drapes. , Coats; Bell bottom pants (Denim - ELECTRIC Master's Reports Monday night only at Fill. The Incredible String valley. You'll love our A.E.K, very clean enclosed parking, type of soulful rock and have Wool . Whites)$, London Bobby Disertations. Marianne Tamberg, more West at 9 p.m. Ad- Band was formed in Glas- S190 598 So 9th 287-28S4, 206.1350. 1924 become known for their out- Capes, 5 nish Leath, Jackets. HIP- Harris Ave. Call 371.0395, San Jose. mission will be $3. gow. Scotland in 1965 by Attention "low Budget" students! PIE FASHIONS: Furs L Leather. standing guitar work. ROOM Men Singles or Double ELEANOR'S DISCOUNT FASHIONS JACK & PAT'S 3rd HAND STORE. 375 E XPERIENCED TYPING - ELEC- The special program, "An Williamson and Clive E Furnace heat, wall to wall carpet Don Dunn and Tony of Los Gatos is selling name brand Heading St. S.J. Also: 7036 Thorn- TRIC: Term papers, Thesis, Etc. De. Palmer. ton Ave., Newark. quiet. 406 South 11th, Evening with the Incredible They drew their McCashen comprise the Student rates on Sales lathes (Bobbie Brooks. Catalinas, 10.5 Mon.. Thur. 10 pendable. Mrs. Allen 294.1313, White Stag. Magnins. etc 1 for approx. 6 Fri. 2. Sat. String Band," will feature name from Palmer's In- Rentals and Service Need liberal female roommate now group Dunn and McCashen. 'inc third of the original cost. You who has or wants to look for house. three hours of original com- credible Folk Club where won't believe the lovely clothes for so OLD PICKLE BARRELS $10 each, TYPING, IBM Elec, exper, editing Their songs include Master Charge call Call Bev 2870204. Former English teacher, P.0 positions sung and played by they worked in their early & Effie money Large selection Ladies, call Larry after 3 at 290.6659 or & "Hitchcock Railway" and childrens 2. teens Call for directions Lou at 795 9967. deliver Call Mary Bryner, 244.6144 years as performers in resi- First National Honored Apts. for rent or lease. 2 berm. apts. the band's two members, 156 6314 or 356 4839 720 University after 6:00. "Lydia Purple." drps, a.e k. wtr. pd. Adults only. Robin Williamson and dence. Heron later joined Ave (between Blossom Hill Rd. & MAGS Two IX 14 amer. rnags. tires, Little Sister is composed of tubes. lugs $75. call Gene 2S2-2627. 1167 So, 6th St. TYPING thesis, term papers, etc., Michael Heron. They will be Palmer and Williamson and Lark Ave I three former gospel singers experienced and FAST!! Phone 269- they released their first LP, HUNTER'S GERMAN SHORTHAIR POINTER Near SJS, Studio Plus. 5985, w-utIll. 0674. the Bay Area. The trio Cash paid for information leading to ties. Furn. Call 292.7899 after 4:30 from .he purchase 01 016 male 7 months old Has all his shots. I -The Incredible String 71 E. San Fernando cars (before 1942) HELP SELF BY HELPING OTHERS has been together for six Please call for more details must sell him before Dec. 18. Best Aft. 5 53.00- $40.00 MO. FOR BLOOD OR Band" on Elektra in 1966. 6718 Offer Call Mike 298 3733 Spanish Group years and recorded their 3:30-5:30 daily& 9-4 Sat. pm Bob 961 Small 2 bdrm apt for rent. $150 mo. PLASMA. PRESENT STUDENT Following the release of this Typewriter, SCM '2" carriage, One 628 5 10th St 793.6723. ACTIVITY CARD FOR lst. TIME. first hit single "You're the CAR RALLYE, album Palmer left the group. PARKVIEW GEM year old. portable, manual, $90 or best $1.20 BONUS. CALIF. BLOOD BANK, SHOPPING CENTER (SAN One" on the Stone Flower Phone: 294-2091 MATEO) Offer Call 244 91'3. Need Female roommate for spring 35 S. Almaden S.J. PH. 294.6535 (Op. They have since released Saturday, label, Dec 12th by SPORTIN' son 2 blks. from campus. 558 mo. posite Greyhound Depot). Needs Actors "The 500 Spirits LIFE 0.00 Any car and beginners Pool 470 S. 11th St. No, 313. 289.8242, or the Custom Made 3 pc. Diamond & welcome Start anytime between 6 and Sapphire rings White Any persons interested in Layers of the Onion," "The 0 p RP...riding gold. SURPLUS and GOODIES, Field NOTICE Worn 3 who. Pcl. 5550. Sc. 5250. 377. FRIDAY FLICKS -True Grit" with Jackets, Pea Coats, Bell Bottom participating in the product- Hangman's Beautiful 0966 eves John Wayne. Morris Daily Auditor. Clothing, Poly foam, Camping Men's Liberation meeting Fri. 1.00. Pants, ium, Friday Dec 11. SO cents. supplies, Back Pack gear, Boots, and ions of The Spanish Theater Daughter," "Wee Tam," Record listening rm Student Union STEREO. Gerard 4 spa. turntable L out items. BARGAIN CITY, "The Big Huge," "Changing CMS All interested can attend Dec. (1 other far Group of SJS should contact EICO Amplifier Perfect Cond. Call Private rm, in house occupied by 4 260 N. 1st St. Hrs. 10 6, Thurs til 9. the director, Ricardo Mon- Horses," "I Looked Up," NINE CALIFORNIA OFFICES DEVOTED EX- after 6 pm. 793.3754 or 293.5631. girls now. Full use of kitch. & other Closed Sunday. COME TO THE FESTIVAL OF THE facilities. 860.mo. 363 S. 11th. 25%- and most recently "U" des- CLUSIVELY TO WRITING AUTO INSUR- LIGHTS The Israeli Student. Invite teavaro, Monday through CAMERA. NIKONOS 891700 Call 293. 2660. cribed as a two record ANCE FOR COLLEGE STUDENTS, BELIEVE you to their Hanukkan Party at the TYPING in my Home. PICA Type Saturday between 4 p.m. Women's Gym on Sat Dec 12th at 4076 EVES. Electric. Phone: 3195090. "parable YOU CAN'T BEAT OUR RATES. STOP BY Girl- Upper div, or grad. 1/2 blk SJS. and 6 p.m. in room 314 of the in song and 8 30 p m Own room, mod, turn. apt., 570. MO, OUR SAN JOSE OFFICE AT 404 SOUTH 4 -SALE 2-Asen Magi lb' 2" $80. CUSTOM MADE RINGS Unique Education Building. dance." Hansen Begin Feb. 1. Call Ellen, 292.5189. CAR RALLYE by Southbay OSCA. surfboard 91" 530. kCall Tom engagement and or wedding diamond THIRD STREET OR GIVE US A CALL AT: 262 1104 wanted.dirt Last semester the group The String Band has tour- GEM on N First in San Jose. Sat bike 250cc 8. up jewelry designed to your exact sped. 262 4548. 2 BEDROOM 2 BATH $160.aver. presented the comedy ed the U.S. several times Dec 12th 60 pot S Classes. Awards fications Beautiful craftsmanship age rent, pool, gym, in Mt. View Call at reasonable prices. The perfect 289-8681 SANTA IN PERSON. Finish in Mil Portable sewing machine. 520 294 "Juego de Ninos" The during the past few years. 257 7256 or 324.1323. Christmas gift for your sweetheart. pies. All Welcome INFO 262-6722 2464 call evenings College Student Insurance Service, Inc. Call Arlo at 294 0510. Games Children Play), Their music is a blend of MALE ROOMMATE NOW. to snare Car Rallye By FUN Touring Club Guitar, occou. or elec. Any model. room 550 month. Call Marb Chacon or Some of the participants in British and American folk, from GEM in San Jose on N 1st FLAMENCO in depth by professional St. Amps 8. access. Brand new whls Neil Murray After 6 p.m. or Before c.nt, Dec 18 53 00 car 5 classes guitarist. Phone 274 2662. the next two plays which are Indian ragas, rock, calypso, 15 per cent Call Jim at 286 0667. 10 a.m. 244 3117. to be produced have already blues, jazz, country-western, ;46.7: - ' orne INFO 762 6/72 been selected, but roles are classical and even nursery Barbells S. Weights 150 ibs $20.00 3 Girls needed to Share House for PERSONALS 03 A00120117 or offer Call 794 2464. Spring semester. 249 So. 13th, St. 1,60. still open. rhymes. 00. 2940133. Need vw REPAIR, New, Rebu It or Used Furs. Ski Cabin No 18 Arrowhead CI. Discouraged? Under Pressure? RECORDS Parts. Save Sue Labor 8. Parts I will S Tahoe) bdrrn S140 wk D Wilson Want Roommate who Eats NATURAL Help? Get the Daily Habit of Calling DIAL PEACE OF MIND 294.3333. 13 ivy your broken down or wrecknd VW (916/ 541 3000 FOODS. John Kipper, 294.2916. Herbert, 82 Goodyear, Si. 292 3768. min.) HELP N SAUDIS: Girls. Fore. apt. 2 harm. 1oblk. SJS. DISCOUNT PRICES Very clean 1! baths. Freshly deco. You can have me, 011 01 me for only 79 FOR SALE 4 650)3 Snow 8. Mud I .res Good Coed Call Dan at 797-0273. Students Parttime. Several positions 449 S. 10th St. modern. 9:30 a.m. cents Meet meat St James infirmary .Popular t40 or set open. If you have your own car and are 2:00 p.m. 390 Moffett Blvd Mt View. .. Always Spartaguide Jazz I Sunday H Wallbanger. free to work from 4 to 10 p.m. week on GOOD BUY! 1964 Pontiac Tempe.t. 6 days, and weekends We have an Ideal bdrm. apt, turn, w.w carpet. Avai. DEC. 7-11 'Rock & Roll . automatic, color blue New opportunity. Both men and women now. 545 S. 9th St, or call 294.5744. Be open minded. Explore the Oasis, Pottery Sale, C.U. Pacifica 1 p.m., C.U. Diablo. COMPLETE SELECTION ,ast tuned, 58.000 miles. $600 Call considered. You must like to meet the advantages of a sorority. indure Student Activities, 1 p.m., OF 45'S ,t. ricy 294 8741, rot 123. eves public and have a neat appearance. Male roommate needed, to share sv.1 administration rm. 242. Room, 9:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. Excellent pay, fringe benefits. Testing other Completely turn. 2 harm Apt. C.U. Costanoan. 567.50. Call Eric after 3:00 Everyone welcome. MEXICAN AMERICAN & LATIN 67 FIAT 850 SPORT SPIDER, 30 MPG tor these positions will commence at 3 295.3479 Or TRANSPI Tutorials, 1 p.m., C.U. A true sports car, excellent cond., p.m. sharp Mon. Nov. 9. See Mr. stop by 351 S. 11th No. O. DEC. 7-14 Winter 1850 Bore! Place Suite 130500 Unumhum. Must Sell, make offer 286 8762 VISTA, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 Mateo Calif. No Phone calls. Considerate fem, roommate needed EUROPE. ISRAEL. OAST AFRICA, SAM, 3 p.m., C.U. Mon- DISCORAMA 1960 Lincoln Zephir Cony. In Good now, 2 bdrm apt. own rm.. wdb. bed, student travel discounts. Contact p.m., C.U. Representatives ',nape 5150 00 T 252 7127 DRIVER: FULL OR PART TIME, Ice $70. 2 persons $15 ea. ' 2 blk. 295.5857. I.S.C.A. representative Fred, 415 843 talvo. 227 SOUTH 1ST. STREET SAN JOSE 286-5837 Drink vending Routes 30 will be on campus. Cream, Soft 1857. Hrs. 4 6 2536 Regent St. Berkeley. Mags, 3:30 it 50percent Comm. 358 N Montgomery. FEMALE. Share 3 harm 2 p.m., C.U. Pa- OPEN 7 VWTUNEUP, 09.50 parts, ha apt DAILY DAYS EVES. THUR. gi FRI. and 9 11 a.m. 2974220 with 32 other chicks. 7 mi. from checo. Brakes, CHEAP'! 4 yrs experience EUROPE CHARTER FLIGHTS. campus. Near San Thomas Express. & Foreign Students, who (ALL GREG 293 1890 anytime 03.00 Per hr., Male 8. Female Need Several Schedules available from American Institute of In- Payne Ave. $40 month. Share room would like to spend Christ- Money for food, rent, books. car? If West Coast to London, Amsterdam, dustrial Engineers, 8 Call 243 6766. Frankfurt. Winter flights 5250 to $265 mas day p.m., XMAS SPECIAL: 63 VW, 8.000 on New you are willing to work, we pay 300 hr. with an American T Coming Dec. 50 After qualifying require care O. neat roundtrip, or 5150 oneway Spring and C.U. Costanoan. _ Rebuilt Engine New Tires. Exc. cond. Male roommate needed to sublet 2 family can contact the gppear Fuller Brush Co. 225.550. 1211141141. Flights 5260 to $325 reundtrip, Com- (700. Call Rene 259 5728-287 8240. bdrm, mod, apt. with 3 roommates. MA. EOP, 7 p.m., Guada- and $160 to $175 onewav munity Committee for Inter- THEATRE Take over payments beg. Spr. lupe, Almaden, 6310 FORD GALAXY. $00 XL, w67 T STUDENT NEEDED - To national Students at 155 S. Diablo, MALE semester. ISO. 641 S. Ilth 289.8868. Pacheco, Loma Prieta. 1433 The Alameda -297-3060 hied Eng Tech. Amer Mags. Hurst 4 play Santa Claus in Pruneyard Shop. 11th St., 295-1412. Many .p Stereo $735 or Best 657 7583 ping Center Dec. 5, 12 & 16 through the Anthropological CHICK looking for 2 liberal families have contacted the Society, 7 24th. 12 per hour. Call 377 4504. rcommates to share lg. old 2 harm. p.m., 18 S. 5th. '67 VW Bug, beige, 4 new tires, radio, apt., 5 blks. from campus. Avail. Dec. committee asking "Socio-cul- no one FRIDAY FLICKS "True Grit" with for stu- i.xcel coed 5940 296 6652 Call after 15 or Jan 1. 298.5454. dents to share tural geography of Europe." 100 John Wayne Morris Daily Auditor. Christmas iam. Friday Dec 11 SO cents with them. Hawaiian Club, 7 p.m., ED who wax there GIRL, Share Mc. 2 harm. apt. with 229. Planning for ski trip. FRIDAY FLICKS "True Grit" with Pool in Los Gatos, 356.7454 Or 356.7803 DEC. 9-12 John Wayne Morris Daily Auditor LOST AND 10080 after 4 THE BACCHAE, by Chi Alpha, 7:30 p.m., 499 S. will ever be the fame. urn, Friday Deec II 50 cents. Euri- FOUND: Gold band in Centennial LARGE 2 bdrm, turn house for rent. 14th. Boo Excellent running cond pides, directed by Howard '63 VW Hall. Inquire at CH rot 137. GIRLS ONLY $60 head. 4 persons. 656 good tor camping. cur Rho Epsilon, 7:30 p.m. 11(.w starter. 5 9th 286 2837. Burman. Drama Theater, ?ems, double bed. $1,000 or offer LOST: One Yossarian (my dog) Zorba's Restaurant. Panel /93 8725 8:15 p.m. Admission 1 dollar He's small rned, It brn., super friend Walk to LIS Share 560 per month. discussion with advisory ly, flea collar. Please call 396-4789 students, two dollars general Tune-ups any car wool air 510 or w Util. paid, Kit. Priv 377 4064 anytime. members. 5 6 p.m. Best. public. a, 514 parts whls Call Jim at FOUND: Kitten with collar & Bell Sigma Delta Chl, 7 p.m., /060667 TODAY Identify 286 2749. Ask for Jana Very nice room in exchange for light JC 208, Hobert Dudnick, San household duties. Non smoker female Peace and Freedom, 10 PONTIAC 196. LEMANS 2 dr Hdtp. Black female 9 mo 1 Jose News Lost Only 4 blks to SJS Call 207312$ after copy wooditock At, Ps. Pb Must editor, will Sell $1650 or best Faustus Please call a.m., C.U. I.oma Prieta. yr old Ansers to 506 discuss the Newspaper 11 ft otter 296 1650 275 3681 Alumni Association, 11:30 Guild. All journalism a.m., C.U. Almaden. stu- eutofy SUZUKI '70. 120cc less than 100 miles HOIISINI, dents invited. Y rbvIts Quick change gears. $500 new 14130 C U P B, noon, C.U. Loma :59505 Pr)). ta . Women's Liberation, 7:30 One bdrm, turn. apt, for rent 590 AUTO INSURANCE. Annual liability p.m., C.U. 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