THE UNIVERSITY DAILY VOLUME 46 NUMBER 39 The University Daily, Lubbock, , Tuesday, October 27, 1970 FOUR PAGES Eggers slams Smith; proposes constitution reform By Laylan Copelln Center, Paul Eggers, Republican can- will ever sit across from the President in government, it would have been im- said Agnew was speaking about "the said. Eggers said that this is what oc- and didate for governor, compared his ex- a cabinet meeting," replied Eggers to possible for Connally to move from liberal press in the East and not the curred in Texas' latest budget increase. Mike Haynes perience in government to John Con- Smith's campaign point on governmental Washington politics back to Texas majority of newsmen in the country." Another area which needs change, said Staff Writers nally's, former Democratic governor of experience. governorship," continued Eggers. "I have heard mass criticism of the Eggers, is the judicial system. He said Texas. Smith has been emphasizing his 20 Connally was governor when Smith youth, but I respect them for their in- there are over 600 judges in Texas, and In a press conference after his speech "I doubt if years of experience in state government. served as lieutenant governor. depth questions and concern," concluded that trials are often stretched over a ( .. Democratic candidate for re-election) to Tech students in the University "Following Smith's concept of When asked about a Eggers. period of years. He cited England as an Chronicle-Post poll showing Smith Eggers made a brief talk followed by a example of a more efficient court leading 53 per cent-47 per cent, Eggers brief question and answer session before system. England has only 220 judges and replied, "No poll in 1968, when I last ran, the press conference. the longest trials last only three or four showed me that high." In the noon speech, Eggers outlined months. Eggers proposed new boun- Eggers also pointed out that John some reforms he would make in Texas daries for judicial districts. Tower, Republican senator, was rated 37 government if he is elected. He proposed He said that there is too much of a per cent to 's 48 per cent improving the state constitution by spoils system in Texas government, before the 1966 senatorial election. Tower separating the charter (the basic ideas of involving both Republicans and won the election. the people) from the statutes (the minor Democrats. Eggers said that if elected, Eggers cited other polls showing 60 per details of law). He said there are many he would evaluate employes and cent of the people interviewed across the good parts of the document which should prospective appointees by their previous nationdid not blame the President for the not be changed, but he proposed a con- records, not by what party they belonged nation's unemployment rate and tight stitutional convention. to. money. Eggers said Texas needs big changes He pointed out that, if elected, he would The Federal Reserve Board, not the in its political system. He told of a power not be hostile towards the Lubbock area President, controls the circulation of base in Texas which "calls the shots" in if this area has a Preston Smith majority money inthe economy, said Eggers. state government. "About 10 people go in the election. He said that he would be Defending Vice President Agnew's call into the restroom and make decisions the governor of all the people of this to examine some news commentators, he that our legislators never hear about," he state. Big job faces Miss Texas Tech; duties similiar to Miss Lubbock's By CLAIRE STORKS Mademoiselle section of the yearbook. diamond wrist watch donated by Zale's Staff Writer Miss Texas Tech will have the same Jewelers; a clock radio donated by K- cover photo, but her duties are com- Mart Stores; slack sets donated by Miss Texas Tech, 1971, besides being parable to Miss Lubbock. Pauline's and Penney's; a leather hat the first to bear the title, will have more Miss Texas Tech will: donated by Bentley's, and a small ap- responsibilities and greater rewards Work with Jim Carlen, head football plance donated by White's Stores. TEXAS TECH-ROOM FOR EXPANSION—Tech is tucked away and forgotten. The Goin Band from than did her predecessor, Miss coach around the state with athletic Gift certificates were donated by really flourishing with all its new buildings. The Raiderland is slowly, but surely being smothered Mademoiselle. recruitment; represent the Tech student Gabriel's Shoes, Town and Country Gift Music Building however, has seemingly been because of a lack of space. In the past, Miss Mademoiselle served body at orientation programs; serve as Shop, Furrs Supermarkets, Furr's primarily as the covergirl of the Miss judge at several university and local Cafeterias, Koens Studios, Reeve's contests; be featured on local radio and Photography, Lubbock Power and Light, television programs; appear and par- Sussex Ladies' Wear, Sussex Booterie, ticipate in several area dedications; Payne's Jewelers, Anderson Brother's Cody in fine shape after parade work with the Board of Regents in the Jewelers and Dava Jo's Beauty Salon. promotion of Tech; work with the Miss Texas Tech will also be presented university in scholastic recruitment; and By PAT NICKELL Second, Cody has ordinary metal Cody's age was finally showing when he horse to death had nothing to do with his with the traditional crown and roses and will be honored at numerous social and Campus Editor horseshoes and are not designed for brick appeared to be tired. Since he is 20 years stopping. a gold trophy. The crown donated by pavement. They were very slippery and old, he probably will be replaced within a The Athletic Department asked Martin business affairs. Billy Jo's School of Dance, the roses Awards donated by area merchants to Although Charcoal Cody was lathered he had to tread carefully. few years, but as yet, no definite plans not to run Cody after each touchdown donated by House of Flowers and the Miss Texas Tech have now reached near and appeared winded at the end of the have beenmade. Cody's duties are not because there is generally a number of trophy donated by Hemphill Wells Co. the $700 mark, ranging from a $150 Homecoming parade, he is neither ill nor Cody's horseshoes do not look or- considered overtly strenuous. Walking people around and on the Tartan track. diamond dinner ring donated by The Runners-up to Miss Texas Tech will be out of shape, said a secretary in the dinary. The observant fan watching Cody just isn't his bag. Tech does maintain a Once Cody gets going, he's hard to stop. Jewel Box to several smaller prizes. presented trophies and plaques donated animal science office. do his thing before a game probably has back-up animal and rider in the event Consequently, a run after each touch- To date the other prizes include: a by Sigma Delta Chi. There are two reasons for Cody's noticed his flashing hooves are trimmed that Cody or Martin becomes ill. This is down could be dangerous to the players, condition when he arrived on campus with horseshoes which appear to be general procedure. coaches, cheerleaders, water boys, after the parade. First, Cody is ac- silver. According to Martin, they are not. Many fans have wondered why Cody photographers, Saddle Tramps, referees, Anderson sets aside week customed to traveling at a good clip or An unidentified source at the horse has not continued to circle the field after other mascots, reporters, ambulance running like a bat out of hell when he sees barn explained that walking around on each touchdown. Although he did during drivers, ROTC cadets, Traffic Security a crowd. Holding him to a 10 mph canter pavement has worn the factory-applied the early games, he stopped doing it at officers and others milling around the for student discount service was physically tiring for him and his black coating off the steel. the Santa Barbara game. The idea that. field. rider, Tommy Martin. Some of the parade watchers felt that the 63-21 score might have run a good Several years ago, Cody hit a South- This is CAP Week. Mike Anderson, Other activities during CAP Week west Conference cheerleader. As a president of the Student Association, has include placing of posters promoting result, he is not allowed to run at that declared it so, "in an effort to have each CAP and lists of participating merchants school now. and every Tech student become more around the campus. KTXT-TV will New York professor to address When Tech played Kansas earlier in familiar with the College Allowance present a program explaining CAP, and the season, Cody was not permitted to Program (CAP)." KTXT radio will conduct a interview run there. Their excuse was Cody might CAP is being established by the student today at 8 p.m. during which students damage their Astroturf or Tartan track. government and participated in by local may phone in questions concerning CAP. English departments students today Since some race tracks use Tartan for merchants who give Tech students a horses to race on, the excuse was not discount on merchandise upon presen- "CAP is a very young program with a concerned with teaching languages as Executive Secretary JohnHurt Fisher teaching of modern languages. widely accepted at Tech. Martin was tation of their IDs. great future ahead of it," said Sam diverse as American and Uzbek. of the Modern Language Association will He is making a four-day visit to Tech to informed prior to the game that Cody One of the week's events will be an Stennis, business manager of the Student discuss "The Vocation of Literature" at a observe the graduate program in English would not be permitted to run. He was not announcement and several new Association. "A student can help the program and himself if he will try to public lecture at 7:30 p.m. today in the and to confer with students and His visit to Tech is sponsored by a informed that Cody would not be allowed proposals to be presented at 1:30 p.m. encourage those merchants not in the Business Administration Building, Room professors of the departments of English Graduate School grant for special study in the stadium. Martin drove Cody 650 today in the Free Speech Area behind the program to join and if he will take the 352. and Classical and Romance Languages. of the graduate programs in English. miles to run around in a field behind the University Center. The Modern Language Association which Prof. Fisher is making the visit on the scoreboard. Mike Levenson, executive director of time today to say Thanks and I shop here The lecture is primarily for faculty and he heads has more than 30,000 members invitation of the department of English. the CAP, will speak on "Student Voice in because you are a CAP merchant, to students of English at Tech, but faculty Dairy team Administrative Policy." One new businesses participating in hhe of educational institutions in West Texas program to be presented is a plan for program," he said. and eastern New Mexico especially have Mauriat sets appearance better communications. The plan will Anyone desiring more information been invited. to compete enable student leaders to contact the about CAP or wanting to help run the Dr. Fisher, professor of English at New Paul Mauriat, famed orchestra leader University Artists Series. majority of the Tech students within 24 program may contact Sam Stennis at 742- Tech's Dairy Products Judging Team York University, is an authority in and pop music arranger, will bring his The concert will begin at 8:15 pin. in hours. 3246. medieval literature as well as • the musicians to Tech today as a part of the the Municipal Auditorium and will be will compete in judging contests free to Tech students whose IDs show Saturday and Monday in and in they have paid the student activities fee. Houston. Authority on abortion Admission will be $1.50 for Tech students Team Coach J. J. Willingham, who have not paid the fee, Tech faculty chairman of the food technology and staff and their immediate families, department, said the team of three Abortions will be the subject of a talk in branches of the PPCS in cities and Tech students' husbands or wives. members and an alternate will leave the Mesa Room of the University Center throughout the state and to try to get Tickets for the general public will cost Friday to compete in the regional Thursday. abortion laws in Texas liberalized. $2.50. judging contests. Approximately 10 Larry Boyd, executive director of the teams will compete. Problem Pregnancy Counseling Service, "We're going to try to work with girls Seats are not reserved, and the Approximately 25 teams will judge in Inc. (PPCS) of Orange, Calif., will in Texas and help them to obtain abor- auditorium will be opened at 7:15 p.m. the contests to be held in Astrohall in discuss abortions at 1 p.m. and 4 p.m., tions if needed," said Boyd. "In Mauriat has received two gold records Houston Monday at the National Dairy followed by question and answer , abortions are as legal as ( signifying sales of one million copies). and Food Exposition. sessions. Boyd will speak at the Lubbock walking across the street." Planned Parenthood Center Thursday The PPCS is attempting to make it night at a time to be decided. possible for girls in all states to have Students to present papers Boyd, who founded the PPCS, received abortion opportunities. Boyd emphasized Faculty and students from the Characteristics of a Helical Coupler," a bachelor of arts degree in sociology that the PPCS operation is legal, and that department of electrical engineering will and "Radio Frequency Heating of Fusion from the University of Chicago and a the best possible doctors and facilities represent Tech at two major national Plasma." Bachelor of Divinity degree in theology are used. meetings—the annual Plasma Physics These have been prepared by Profs. and psychology from the University of The PPCS will fly girls to California Meeting of the American Physical Magne Kristiansen and Marion Hagler Illinois. He was a Unitarian minister in until Texas abortion laws are made more Society in Washington, Nov. 4-7, and the and graduate students James E. Cato, J. Corpus Christi for two years and was liberal. Information on operations of the 1970 Nuclear Science Symposium inNew E. Hipp and G. Marshall Molen. executive director of the Planned PPCS will be available from Boyd York, Nov. 4. On Nov. 4, Hagler, will travel to New Parenthood Association of Orange Thursday. Any questions will be Three papers relating to plasma York to discuss "Global Temperature County, Calif. welcomed Boyd said. research at Tech will be presented at the Effects of the Use of the Fusion Torch." The PPCS began this June and already Boyd's visit to Tech is sponsored by the Washington meeting: "Intra and This paper was prepared by graduate has counseled 425 women and girls. Boyd Ideas and Issues Committee of the Coupled Cavity Laser Heating of student William A. Porter, Hagler and is touring Texas innn effort to organize University Center. Plasma," "Wave Propagation Kristiansen. CAP NOW UNDERWAY lige 2 The University Daily, October 27, 1970

'... AND NOW LET US GIVE THANKS FOR THE SOVIET UNION WHICH MADE Editorial Letters ALL THIS POSSIBLE!' There is a major campaign in this convictions. It might be noted that country today to organize for the most of the rest of that very few were The least they could do freedom of American POWs in North young and opposed to the war. It Vietnam. might also be noted that Perot is This campaign seems to run the much like the dissenters in that his is It seems to me that if the Recently I found a small pink slip of paper under my wind- gambit of governmental and private working for what he believes in rather campus police are going to issue tickets to the Tech dorm shield wiper which abruptly groups. President Nixon, Congress, than sitting back and taking students for parking on the stated "using two spaces". The the military, local and national rhetorical shots at those on the other yellow line or taking up two night before had been a rainy private organizations are all involved side who work for their beliefs. parking spaces, the least they and windy one, and unable to in a mounting display of public Aside from Perot, we have met and could do is have the stripes perceive the stripes, I carefully opinion, letter writing, petition listened to a number of other people painted. situated my vehicle between signing and other activities in behalf connected with this campaign for the two cars which unknowingly to of our POWs. POWs. We were generally impressed The yellow painted gravel is me had parked in the illegal One man, H. Ross Perot, seems to with them and their cause. so widely dispersed that it is manner stated above. be the force around which all of the We see the justness and humanity difficult even unto impossible to Therefore, I merely followed campaign has been and is building. of that cause. We will support an any the examples of my determine between which rocks way that cause and urge you to do so. predecessors. As a result of We write here to remind you that it is intended for one to insert there are three groups of people in We have however, become a little poor delineation of parking his car. Such a hazard, for- spaces, three unsuspecting this country who already owe Mr. suspicious of just excatly what the midable even under the drivers fell into the trap of the Perot a deep debt of gratitude. cause is. We have faith in Perot's brightest of sunlight, is lackadaisical KK. The POWs owe, because, through sincerity, but we lack faith in the heightened by overcast con- Joe Bill Bressler Perot's efforts their lives in North officialdom, particularly the ditions such as the one inwhich Room 251 Campus satire Vietnamese prisons have improved military, which is slowly taking over I had to operate. Carpenter Hall markedly. the campaign. The families of POWs and men We have a distinct feeling (take it And now a word from our sponsor listed as "missing in action" also for what it is worth, because we can't Buses are great, but owe, because through Perot's efforts prove it) that this campaign is no By Charles B. Moore they have gained answers to many longer the humane effort begun by H. The campus buses that run at One of these times my hand was unknowns about the status of sons and Ross Perot. Texas Tech are a blessing to all inside the bus. Several people husbands. We get the distinct feeling that the of the students. They save many informed the driver that he had As the cost of education goes up, citizens may right back and explain how it works." Lastly, the American public owes, POW issue has been subverted into a weary scholars the walk to left someone behind but that did someday be forced to choose between Aristole The professor steps aside and six dancing because Perot is one of the very few means to promote emotional support many classes, provide warmth not stop him. He kept on going, and beans. And, as the saying goes, "Man does' girls draped only in tiny U.S. flags do the who have stood-up and acted on his for the war. on extremely cold days, and leaving myself and two other not live by bread alone — except when there is flunky chicken while singing, "Help the no bread." 14•11101flete(a04e0e0S0e0e0e4 SO-elleofla supply dryness on wet rainy people splashed from knees to USA...Buy your Bonds today...On the Payroll I days. Since these buses are for ankles in muddy water. When the taxpayers revolt and stop paying Savings Plan." i... Sigma Delta Chi the Tech students, don't you taxes, universities will need a contingency plan On the football field the coach has his squad PRESENTS agree that the students should I understand that these men to secure operating funds. Although great. working hard on offensive and defensive plays. I be considered? work under great tension trying minds have studied this problem, I believe I He glances at his watch and blows his whistle. Last week when the winds and to transport hundreds of have a simple plan whereby universities could "Okay, men, listen up. WHAT'S THE BEST rains were soaking many students a day to their not only meet their financial budgets but DOGGONE WAY TO FIGHT THAT HOT AND students, I found the bus drivers destinations safely, but I also perhaps guve university presidents a much TIRED FEELING? THAT'S RIGHT! WITH 1 very impatient. Twice in one believe in common courtesy needed raise. SLOP BEER IN THE NEW SQUEEZE—TOP day (by two different drivers) I being upheld. The plan goes something like this: CANS. WHEN YOU'VE TRIED 'EM ALL, I was left inches from the door. Karen Brieger A history professor is lecturing on the hard YOU ALWAYS GO BACK TO SLOP BEER." life of the early American sttlers..."...and had Then ina lower voice "Let me catch any of you ASTa,7F CH I it not been for the Indians teaching the pilgrims guys slopping it up and you're off the team." how to raise corn, most would have perished. The mind boggles at the unlimited I Blind fan More about the early Americans right after possibilities. Textbooks could have half or full I In last week's paper, an ar- ention to the game, yelling for thisimportant announcement. STUDENTS page ads depending on where the footnotes I ticle was published concerning our team even when we are FOR A BREAKFAST LOADED WITH HIGH were placed. Classroom wall space could be a blind fan who has faithfully behind, and taking pride in our PROTEIN ENERGY, TRY WIFFLES, THE sold as billboards. Even university officials li attended every football game. school whatever the outcome of CORN CEREAL THAT STARTS YOUR DAY would become involved. Friday' November 6, 1970 This article made me stop for a the game is, are qualities of a OFF WITH A BANG ... The first settlers were The college president is holding a faculty true fan. This type of enthusiast primarily from England and were persecuted 8:30 p.m. moment, and really think about meeting. "Gentlemen, I am happy to report our school spirit. Is it he that is is needed at Tech to promote for their religious beliefs..." that our school received top honors at the Lubbock, Municipal Auditorium our spirit. Or a government professor. "Many plans National Science Fair on...huh?" I really blind or us? How many It seems strange to think that have been proposed to replace the current An aide in the rear is frantically pointing to students can truly be called a blind person was the one who electoral college. There is the direct election the clock and waving cue-cards. I fans? opened our eyes and made us method which is now under consideration by "Oh, okay ... gentlemen, do you suffer from Have your organization represented in the 1971 Miss Texas Tech pageant! The fact that one goes to a see what spirit really is. Enter your contestant(s) now. Deadline for the Miss Texas Tech pageant is set I Congress. After a word from our sponsor I'll be irregularity? if so try..." i for Wednesday, Oct. 28, while the Miss Playmate entries must have their pic- game does not classify him as a Terry Smith tures made before Oct. 30 (Friday) by contacting Darrel Thomas at 742-6139. fan. Such things as paying att- Clement Hall Miss Playm ate contestants need not have a sponsoring organization although it I is required of Miss Texas Tech entries. J. Davis Armistead, O.D. About letters $ G.M. Redwine, O.D. The University Daily Postage is free for all letters i COUNSELING, INFORMATION Doctors of Optometry on(re >t Sthaa e0e4 HaIS a S.< )POP a ABORTION provides space daily on the mailed through Tech campus CONTACT LENSES place for 2132 50th Street-747-1635 editorial page as a mail. AND REFERRAL SERVICES students to express their In order to be considered, opinions. letter must include the writers , .,, N Abortions up to 24 weeks of pregnancy are Letters should be typed, name, address and telephone \ now legal in New York State. There are no double-spaced on a 65-character number. ars (.._ residency restrictions at cooperating hospitals line. They should be mailed to • ilarra eat tie and clinics. Only the consent of the patient Editor, The University Daily, However, a writer may and the performing physician is required. Journalism Building, Texas request that his name be Tech, Lubbock, Texas 79401. withheld from publication. e 4 k If you think you' are pregnant, consult your doctor. Don't delay. Early abortions are it 40... Ado, AMERICAN LAUNDRY b iiitir 44earala -..quar a simpler and safer. THE UNIVERSITY DAILY' orarisrfir I HOUR CLEANING ak. 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LUBBOCK-- Reports on use as his topic "Beef Breeding Marion R. Scalf, of the cooperation with the Lubbock "Estrus Synchronization of Cinem addict feedlot waste management and for Profit—a Merry Mix-up." treatment and control research and West Texas chambers of Cattle in Multiple Birth beef breeding for profit by Feedlot waste management program of the U.S. Depart- commerce, the Texas Studies;" Dr. R. Hollis Klett, visiting speakers will highlight in Texas will be discussed by ment of the Interior, Federal Agricultural Experiment "Soybeans in Ruminant By Casey Charness 4(L., the 1970 Beef Cattle Conference High C. Yantis Jr., of the Texas Water Pollution Control Ad- Station and the Block and Bridle Rations ; " Dr. Lloyd Sherrod, IL to be at the Tech University Water Quality Board, Austin, ministration, Ada, Okla., will Club at Tech "Triticale in Livestock ***************Onink********* Center Thursday. (Oct. 29). and a report on feedlot waste speak on water pollution control Several members of the Tech Rations ; " and Dr. Robert Dr. Lavon Sumption, con- management in Kansas will be in cattle feedlots. animal science department are Albin, "Feedlot Waste ON A CLEAR DAY YOU CAN Jewish Bronx schtick to do Other unbelievable parts are sulting geneticist for the Prairie discussed by Melville P. Gray of The annual one-day program scheduled to address the 250 Management Systems." SEE FOREVER: Winchester. Daisy's girl nut bit, but when a 19th century orphanage scene, Animal Breeding Enterprises, the Kansas State Health is sponsored by the Department persons expected to attend. Registration for the con- Barbra Streisand, Yves Mon- she turns on the English accent, where Streisand looks like she's Ltd. Edmonton, Alberta, will Department, Topeka. of Animal Science at Tecb in The speakers and their topics ference begins at 9:15 a.m. in tand, Bob Newhart, Larry the contrast is a scream. playing "Oliver Twist" in drag, are, Dr. W. H. "Bill" Wohler, the Ballroom of the University Bluden, Jack Nicholson. Another of the movie's assets and a student demonstration "Infectious Reproductive Center. Interim Dean Sam Curl Screenplay and lyrics by Alan is director Minnelli musical is spurred by the university's Diseases in Cows;" Dr. Boirof the College of Agricultural Jay Lerner. Music by Burton its sumptuous decor, and its investigation of reincarnation. Ramsey, "Fat and Muitie Sciences will welcome visitors. Lane. Directed by Vincente vivid color, which aren't Above all unbelievabilities, Deposition Patterns in Cattle;" A panel discussionat 3:40 Minnelli. Paramount Pictures. ignored in "Clear Day." there is Yves Montand, as the Dr. Coleman A. O'Brien, p.m. will end the meeting. "On a Clear Day You Can See Streisand, for instance, is in French-accented professor Forever" is a very successful modern dress for the first time Marc Chabot. The original play screen transplant of the Lerner in her three-movie career, but didn't call for this kind of TV sponsors debate and Lane Broadway play about for only half the film. The other casting (and it didn't include reincarnation. Despite the fact half is in high Minnelli style—or the movie's inclusion of Jack Miami Police Chief Bernard have the ability to investigate, that it's about psychics and is it Cecil Beaton style? Nicholson as Daisy's ex- Gaimier and University of appears with advocate William ESP, the movie comes off more Beaton is the mastermind stepbrother—maybe producer Michigan Law Professor Arthur Rusher against the proposal. believable than a lot of musicals behind the gorgeousnesses of Howard Koch owed him a Miller take opposite sides of the do. "My Fair Lady," and his favor.). question, "Should We Prohibit Prof. Miller believes that flie Credit goes to two pros: meticulously baroque eye Montand, unfortunately, gets Police from Keeping In- keeping infringes on a person's Streisand and Minnelli, who serves here as designer of the the best songs in the show, telligence Files on Political constitutional rights of free know what they're doing. period costumes, superior to the "Melinda" and "Come Back to Dissidents?" on "The Ad- speech and political action and Streisand plays loudmouth Arnold .Scaasi designs for the Me," the latter photographed vocates," at 8 p.m., Tuesday, on is about to publish a book on the gadabout, Daisy Gamble, a 20th century. Streisand, in- around and about the Pan Am KTXT-TV, channel 5. subject. He appears with ad- flower freak who is blessed and cidentally, goes through 22 Building in NYC. He just isn't Chief Gaimier, who takes the vocate Howard Miller (no cursed with psychic powers. costume changes in this film. right, and he's painful to watch. position that police are not able relation) in favor of sharply She hears the phone before it The set director for both eras- Not at all painful, however, is to prevent crime unless they limiting file-keeping. rings. She finds things other -1814 and 1970— does a spec- the editing, which makes this a people have lost. And she makes tacular job. The university real cinematic musical. The NEW EX-STUDENTS OFFICERS - Root, Jr., of the class of 1949, Irving, BURGERS TOO! flowers grow so abnormally fast setting of the film is given in first hypnosis session splices New officers for the Tech Ex-Students first vice president; and Roy Grimes, Want Ads 0TH & C) Luther Burbank would pale. latest concrete, wood and together two centuries very Association were elected at a meeting PANCAKE HOUSE She also plays her rein- marble designs, and heavy on dramatically, and the oscilation of the class of 1950, Lubbock, second of the Ex-Students Council. They are, 1st SINCE '61 carnated self of 1814, one hot the glass. No college I know has between 1814 and 1970 is most 742-4274 from left, Donnell Echols of the class vice president. The new officers will little Melinda Tentrees, a fiery this kind of money, even though smoothly and effectively take office the first of the year. Englishwoman who is executed the script tries to pass off the handled. The flashbacks tie of 1959, Lamesa, president; T. C. for witchcraft. We could accuse richness as the gift of a together each end of this hand- Streisand of overdoing her philanthropist. somely mounted production. Little joys abound Sigma Gamma offers lecture RENT throughout. If you're a nut for flowers, this is a floral musical Raider Roundup I Association of Petroleum $10.00 MONTHLY to beat them all, a Technicolor Oil shale, which is known to Dr. Orlo Chiids, Texas Tech Geologists. greenhouse. The op art titles by contain 25 times the amount of University vice president for I ECO TASK-FORCE Wednesday in room 167A of teh BA Universal Studios are eye- Sigma Gamma President oil previously found in this research and special projects, Eco Task-Force will meet at 7:30 p.m., Building. Section Director Mrs. Connie catching, to say the least, and Alfredo Guzman said Childs' today at the Wesley Foundation, 2420 15th. Wallace will be present. country, will be the subject of a will be the speaker. Dr. Childs EDWARDS ELECTRONICS Students and general public are invited. evoke the enigma of rein- slide-illustrated lecture will be MUSLIM STUDENTS ASSOCIATION public lecture offered by Sigma recently resigned as president ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA The Muslim Students Association will carnation. And there are always the first of the fall semester for E:i: 19th & Ave. M 762-8759 Alpha Lambda Delta will hold a Joint meet at 7:00 p.m. today In the—Executive little comic bits by Streisand. Gamma, honorary fraternity of the School of Mines Room of the University Center. the organization. Sigma meeting with Phi Eta Sigma at 6:30 p.m. for students of geosciences, at at Golden, and is a past Wednesday In BA 168. Jewelry and Best of all, there is the subject Gamma is the university's shingles will be distributed. Dr. Bennett CSO of reincarnation itself, the basis 7:30 p.m., Wednesday in 212 will speak. The Christian Science Organization will president of the American oldest honorary society. meet at 6:45 p.m. Tuesday in room 207. of the whole movie. The Science Building. TECH OUTING CLUB University Center. problems posed are just barely ••••••••••••••••••••• The Tech Outing Club will meet at 7:30 • • p.m. Tuesday In room 44 of the Science SIGMA DELTA CHI on the surface of psychic Famous stories • • Building. Final plans for a caving trip to There will be a pledge meeting for Sigma Delta CM at 7:15 p.m. Thursday in phenomenology, but for many New Mexico will be made and slides of The late Walter Prescott Want Ads •• previous caving trips will be shown. All room 104 of the Journalism Building. All people, the puzzles and Webb, in addition to all the •• Interested persons are invited to attend.. pledges must attend. • • paradoxes afforded by its study things he did that made him a • JUNIOR COUNCIL HOME ECONOMICS • There will be a special meeting of the are enough to mess your mind, legend, was very much in- 742-4274 • The Junior Council will meet at 6:95 p.m. • Tuesday in room 204 of the University American Home Economics Association which is more than a lot of terested in expanding the ••••• 00000000 •••••••. (education Interest group) at 6:00 p.m. Center. today in room 104 of the Home Ec Building. movies can brag of doing. reading horizons. CHRISTIAN STUDENT CENTER TECH RIFLE AND PISTOL TEAM An organizational meeting for a The Tech Rifle and Pistol Team will basketball team will be held at 4:30 have a general meeting at 7:00 p.m. Thursday at the Christian Student Center. Fashion Board 13th and Ave. X. Wednesday in room 22 of the Social Science Building. All members should MORTAR BOARD attend. Mortar Board will meet 8:30 p.m. PHI ALPHA THETA `Revolution' of styles Zeta Iota Chapter of Phi Alpha Theta will have Its fall initiation at 7:30 p.m. Mock elections today In the Anniversary Room of the University Center. A reception honoring The "Revolution" posters "Future Fantasy," directed by Phi Mu will conduct a cam- the Initiates of this national history seen around campus are for a Betsy Barnes. honorary at 8:30 p.m. will feature Dr. pus-wide mock election on the David Vigness. chairman of the history style show which the Tech All clothes for the show will two major state races from 8 department. Fashion Board will present at come from eleven stores in a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesday. MISS TEXAS TECH 8:30 tonight. The show will be in Lubbock. There will be a wide The election races to be voted Deadline for entries In the Miss Texas Center variety of minis, maxis, midis, Tech contest if Wednesday. Entry blanks the University on are the contest for governor— may be picked up In the Journalism Ballroom. pantsuits, accessories and Building. room 102. Early registrants will Preston Smith versus Paul be scheduled for a personality interview. Coordinators of the show are future styles. Eggers and state Senator-- Vicki Thompson and Barbra The models for the show will SIGMA TAU DELTA versus George Sigma Tau Delta, national English Brigham. The show will be consist of fifty Tech Fashion Bush. honorary, Is accepting applications composed of the "Fortune Board members. These girls through Thursday. They may be picked up Margaret Timmons, Phi Mu In the main English office Inthe English Telling Scene", directed by were chosen because of their president, stated that she hoped Building. Juniors and seniors with an expressiveness, and modeling English major or minor. a 3.00 overall Gayle Reeder; "Westward the the students will take this op- gradepoint average and a 3.25 gpa in ability. 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students can respect. PIC-A-TAPE LOVERS STEREO & CAMERA CENTER MID OTHER 2716 50th Street STRAWERS Lubbock, Texas COLOR Phone 792-3744 Page 4 The University Daily, October 27, 1970 Pies hand Boomers first loss By LESLIE MOORHEAD standing ovation from a sparse minute remaining. Carmichael Boomer runningback Grant the air. Tech's defensive line Sports Writer 6,000 spectators. then hit Reed with a 19 yard Burget could not hold onto a and its linebackers then shot Runningbacks James Mosley, completion to the two yard line Stokely pitch-out after the through to hurry Stokely's Don Grimes and the Picador John Garner, Joe Barnes and with :30 showing on the clock. second half kick-off and at the attempts on two of four downs to defense could not have made Benjie Reed ran extremely well Reed plunged to the goal line, 24 Danny Reed invited himself kill the drive. Coach Jess Stiles any happier against a tough Oklahoma but did not get over. With 15 to pounce on the loose pigskin. than they did Monday night at team. second Carmichael tried With 13:07 left Grimes kicked Carmichael went 9 for 18 for Jones Stadium as the Tech Late in the second quarter desperately, with no huddle to his third field goal, this one 117 yards and one TD while Frosh handed the Oklahoma Carmichael hit Tillman with a sneak it over, but to no avail as from 39 yards to make it 9-0, Mosley was Tech's leading Boomers their first defeat in ten 13-yarder across the middle to the half ended with Tech On Oklahoma's next rusher with 63 yards on 21 games, 18-10. put the Pics at the 21 with one leading 6-0. possession . QB Stokely went to carries, Grimes was unbelievable in a contest where the toe defeated Hardaway reinstated the touchdown. The Lubbock native booted four field goals in • • the same number of attempts Carlen says discipline key to from distances of 22 yards, 34, winning 39 and 45. Tech's defensive By BOB BREWSTER I'LL SAY THIS about Dan- The difference between coaches squad, led by linebackers Steve but he played a courageous SPORTS EDITOR ny," he continued. "He's not a is the amount of discipline they Wade and Tom Ryan, held the game." quiter. We worked him on the use." Boomers to 177 yards total There was praise for quar- Jim Carlen gave Red Raider third team last week and he ran Carlen related the effect of offense. Wade, a 6-2, 186 terback Charles Napper, too, Club members his own harder than ever. As far as I'm discipline on winning, which is pounder from Grand Prairie, who was "stunned", according definition of the word discipline concerned nothing ever hap- something everyone is con- intercepted a James Stokely to Carlen, on the Raider& Monday at that group's weekly pened, but if he does it again, cerned about. "We haven't won pass late in the final quarter winning touchdown drive. banquet at the Pioneer Hotel. he's gone and he knows it" as many as I'd like to," he said, with Tech ahead 12-10. "I have to keep Napper from "Discipline is a good thing to There was a lot of publicity "We're two short. But we're This pick off led to the Pics challenging people when he talk about until it has to be about Carlen's rules and getting there and we're doing it only touchdown onthe next runs," Carlen explained. "He's exercised," Carlen said in the regulations when he came to on discipline." not like most quarterbacks who offensive series with quar- wake of the suspension of Tech last January to take over MOSLEY MOVES-James Mosley drive ended in a Don Grimes field terback Jimmy Carmichael throw the ball and get out of the runningback Danny Hardaway the reigns of the Raider football CARLEN ALSO spoke about way. I've said before that he's a moves the ball over right tackle as the goal, one of four in the game. Mosley hitting end Andre Tillman for 24 for a curfew violation. "I'm not team, but Hardaway's case was the SMU game, praising the winner and he still is." Picadors move deep into the was the Tech freshmen's leading yards as only 3:11 was left. using Hardaway as an example. the first known punishment Mustang defense and the Carmichael directed the frosh Oklahoma freshmen's territory. The rusher with 63 yards. I know there may be other boys dealt out by the coach. coaching of Hayden Fry, SMU's Assistant coach Tom Wilson after the opening kickoff into who have broken rules and not "A boy has to realize there is head man. He repeated praise gave a scouting report on the Oklahoma territory, but with been caught, but when I find out punishment beyond talking," for Bruce Dowdy, who played Rice Owls, this week's opponent Raider soccer 11:48 left in the first period squad whips SMU, 3-2 and prove it, they will be Carlen told the downtown the game with an injured ankle, for the Raiders, before Carlen Boomer Kenith Pope in- Tech's soccer squad con- better the IR performance in soccer field located in the punished." businessmen. "When you are saying that he wasn't sure spoke. Wilson said that Rice has tercepted to kill the drive. tinued its dominance of the the past four seasons while out center of the Tech track. Carlen said that Hardaway's responsible for young people Dowdy would be able to play the best defensive team In the The next series saw the Pies home field as the Raiders scoring opponents 34-23 at This weekend the soccer team suspension is over and he will be you have to do something with Saturday morning before the league and that fact was proven go all the way to the Oklahoma whipped SMU, 3-2, Saturday. Lubbock. will travel to Houston to play back at his second-team run- that responsibility, or they will game. by the statistics in the South- 40 before giving the ball up. The win left Tech with the The next home encounter for the University of Houston in an ningback spot behind Larry take over." "Dowdy can't run laterally west Conference. best home field record in the the soccer men will be Satur- afternoon battle. The Boomers came back Hargrave. "I talked with the "Good football players are because of his ankle and SMU conference. The Raiders have day, November 7, at 10:00 a.m. Andy Kiryakis, coach of the strong with a sustained running seniors Sunday and they told me being wasted because of a lack realized this in the second half," "Their quarterback, Phillip allowed only three teams to The squad will host Teti on the infant soccer squad at Tech, game late inthe first period. that Hardaway had been of discipline," Carlen con- Carlen explained. "They Wood, is sort of like Mississippi said the primary problem of the But, the big plays came on the punished and they thought he tinued. "There's not much started running the option play State's Joe Reed," Wilson said. team while traveling to "away" behalf of the Tech defense. Tom should be allowed to return," difference in coaches as far as to his side and he couldn't play "When he's hot, the rest of the games is the lack of proper Keliehor, Fred Chandler, Carlen explained. technical football is concerned. the pitch-back to the halfback, team does well." 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