Walt Wilson will present his The registration drive on campus and complaints about last spring’s A.S. Isla Vista for the October 5 deadline election to Leg Council tonight in the succeeded in getting 5,700 registered San Nicholas dorm formal lounge. voters. Council convenes at 6:50 p.m.

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Finish Damaged Gym Floor Scarred During A.S. Concert By Nancy Sullivan warning of the possibility that the new An attempt was made at the meeting floor could not support the heavy weight between A.S. Concerts and the of their equipment w ithout being administration last Tuesday to determine damaged, Curnutt declared. He adds that who is responsible for the damage done the stage crew was more careful than to the recently refurbished Rob Gym usual in setting up. floor during the Frank Zappa concert. When tarps were removed from the TARPS gym floor, sets of grooves made by the A.S. Concerts rented exceptionally A.S. Concerts carts while moving in heavy good tarps from Canvas Specialty in L.A. equipment to set up the stage were to cover the gym floor, Curnutt reported. revealed. If they had known that the carts would During the meeting, it was confirmed leave grooves in the floor they "would Curnutt feels " it was unfair not to receive that, "normal use of the gym includes have purchased plywood to cover the damage was done by the concert crew. concert use," Acting Vice Chancellor for floor or air tires for the carts, or even However, since A.S. Concerts could not a warning." Student Affairs Don Winter states. carried in the equipment piece by piece," have, known that their carts would During the meeting the question was According to Jim Curnutt, A.S. Concerts Curnutt said. damage the floor, an equitable way of raised as to whether the floor finish had Coordinator, inadequate provisions were It was generally understood at the resolving the issue is being examined properly hardened before use. William made for A.S. Concerts to operate in the meeting that "the party that does the further by those at the meeting Tuesday. Dalby, assistant administrator of the gym as they had in the past. damage pays for the repairs," Don Winter A.S. Concerts admits their liability and Physical Plant, said, "the floor finish The concert crew was not given any claimed. It was determined that the are willing to pay for the damage, but hardened for three weeks before use, which is the required curing time." It has been noted, though, that the rollers on Proposal to Eliminate Locked-ln A.S. the bleachers leave marks on the floor and Director of Athletic and Leisure Services A l Negratti says, "They're finding spots where a basketball was Fees Considered; May Affect EOP bounced and a mark was left." maintained, Robinson contended. Curnutt feels that no provision was Robinson Seeks to Shift Funding However, he stated, "Students should made for concerts in Rob Gym because have the opportunity to re-evaluate the the administration does not like concerts. locked-in status of these areas." He says, "The administration feels if they of Five Programs Under Concern Either a three-fourths vote of ignore them, they'll go away." Leg Council or a student initiative is Estimates for repairing of the floor By Anne Burke (Intramurals, EOP, Recreation, required to unlock these programs from range from $4,000 for the third of the The -possibility of decreasing A.S. Intercollegiate Activities and Financial the A.S. by-laws. floor that was damaged, to $12,900 for funding, but increasing Reg Fee funding, Aid) areas," Robinson stated. re-doing the whole thing. As the meeting to EOP has been brought up by Internal EOP RESPONSE concluded, it was decided that A.S. President Howard Robinson, who w ill Funding of Metropolitan Transit Frank Stewart, Associate Dean of Concerts and Physical Plant work out an bring the proposal before the Registration District (MTD); Student Lobby Annex; Students, expressed skepticism toward assessment o f the damage and a division Fee Advisory Committee. concerts, lectures and UCen activities; Robinson's suggestions in that it might of responsibility. The proposal also concerns Reg Fee and the student campus press, should be (Cont. on p. 8, col. 1) (Cont. on p. 8, col. 5) funding of certain programs locked into the ASUCSB Constitution. Under concern are five areas; Applications for Statewide Committees Intramurals, Recreation, Intercollegiate Athletics, EOP and Financial Aid. Currently, A.S. allocations for these programs are locked into the A.S. by-laws Now Available; Student input Needed in accordance with the following By Becky Morrow which to get involved. Areas of interest year, usually at UC Berkeley. proportions: $1 per undergraduate per The importance of obtaining viable range from academic planning and Transportation is paid for by the quarter for Intercollegiate Athletics, 50 student input into University decision program review to instructional University. cents for Intramurals, 75 cents for making and educational policy has long improvement programs to financial aid to Financial Aid and 50 cents to the been a concern of students. During the national and statejnternships. IMPROVEMENTS Recreation Department. In addition, A.S. 1960's, frustrated students protested The eight Presidential Advisory One important committee, which allocates $30,000 a year to EOP against unresponsive administrators and a Committees basically deal w ith academic needs tw o undergraduate and one (Educational Opportunity Program). dehumanized education and demanded a and instructional programs, affirmative graduate rep, the Advisory Committee on Robinson would like the Reg Fee direct voice in University affairs affecting action, financial aids and athletics. Instructional Improvement Programs, Advisory Committee to look into students. Today, avenues exist for such a Nominations to these positions are made "helps to coordinate and give advice increased funding of the above programs. voice. by the Student Body Presidents' Council concerning the University's general Applications for the University of (SBPC), a group consisting of the efforts toward the improvement of STUDENT SERVICES California's numerous statewide undergraduate and graduate student body instruction, and specifically concerning a Since money allotted to A.S. fees are committees are now available. Interested presidents from each of the nine UC number of existing projects which relate the only monies which students have students can obtain application forms in campuses. to the improvement of instruction/« control over, Robinson felt that A.S. the Associated Students office or the UC Student members are appointed by according to a newsletter circulated bV allotments should only be channeled into Student Lobby Annex office, both David Saxon, UC President after the SBPC and the University of student-directed services. "I think Reg located on the third floor of the UCen. consultation with the chancellors. The California. Fees ought to be totally supporting those There are 18 possible committees on committees meet three to six times a (Cont. on p. 8, col. 3) PAGE 2 UCSB DAILY NEXUS WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15,1975 Sexual Assaults On the Rise; I.V. Residents' Caution Urged "If you or«n‘+ careful, you forget what -Hi« ¿vf$ide world Is like”—A Student" Four sexual assaults have assaults were not rapes. One was one of the victims was an PRESIDENT FORD is scheduled to visit Hartford, Connecticut today occurred in Isla Vista since a rape, one was a sodomy w ith a instructor at UCSB, while the to try to help the State Republican Party out of its political and around September 23, reports the female victim, one was a forced other three were non-student financial troubles. Isla Vista Foot Patrol. In oral copulation, and the fourth residents o f I.V. Security is tight for the Presidential visit. The trip includes a fund constrast, only one sexual assault incident was a battery, involving University Police Chief Derry raising dinner with Ford as the keynote speaker. It is billed as a strictly was reported last year. a male suspect and a female Bowles stated that thus far there political trip with the party paying expenses. "Since school' began in victim. had not been any rapes on September, we've had four sexual campus. However, Bowles noted THE SPENDING CEILINGS FOR FISCAL 1977 have been given to all assault incidents," stated Foot ILL-EQUIPPED that there are usually several federal departments and agencies. The total adds up to $355 billion. It Patrol Deputy Reg Willison. The assaults all occurred attempted assaults reported each would result from a $28 billion cut in the growth o f Federal spending Willison noted that all of the within a two week period month. Bowles encourages being urged by President Ford. beginning roughly Septmeber 23, women to take a class offered by News Secretary Ron Nessen indicated that the ceilings can be and according to Willison, there University Police and Foot Patrol appealed. But he repeated that the total for the President's 1977 have been no further incidents in Officer Ellen -Stetson on Federal Budget w ill not exceed 395 billion dollars. the last two weeks, although self-defense for women. More there were a number o f peeping information on the class can be GENERAL CARLOS FABIAO, the head of the Portugese Arm y, toms reported. obtained by calling the I.V. Foot surrendered to mutinous soldiers today and agreed to reinstate leftist The sodomy •victim was held at Patrol at 968-1544. activists purged from a military transport unit in Oporto, in Northern knife-point by her attacker, but Portugal. no weapons were involved w ith A ll groups desiring funding by The agreement came after the general met for three hours w ith the other cases. the "Associated Students and leaders o f a week old revolt o f soldiers at a m ilitary garrison outside groups desiring additional monies the city. . NIGHT-TIME must submit a request to Finance Willison pointed out that the Board by October 20th. BRITAIN'S FOREIGN TRADE BALANCE for September suspects in the four cases were Groups may pick-up request experienced an unexpected improvement as a result o f a sharp drop in not alt the same person and that forms in the Associated Students imports. The decline included crude oil. the incidents all occurred at Office or A.S. Accounting, third The deficit fell from more than 750 million dollars to less than 500 night. floor UCen. million. Half, o f that deficit was offset by earnings from “ invisible" "Don't walk around at night Dave Gooding, Chairman of trade like banking, insurance, and freight charges. alone, especially on beaches and Finance Board, w ill be available parks," warned Willisoa He felt AMERICAN for assistance during regular office TERRENCE HALLINAN, THE RADICAL LAWYER who dropped there was no danger to women CANCER SOCIETY | hours posted in A.S. Accounting out o f Patricia Hearst's defense team, says he does not believe that the riding bikes alone after dark. or by calling Extension 3374. newspaper heiress expects to go free. This space contributed by the publisher. In addition, Willison said that The lawyer left the defense ranks, now led by criminal lawyer F. Lee Bailey, "by the mutual consent of all parties.'' He added, "They didn't want me interfering." Tower Tours

THE IRISH GOVERNMENT HAS REJECTED the latest demands to free three imprisoned IRA members in exchange for the life o f Tiede Herrema, a kidnapped Dutch businessman. The spokesman said the latest demands from the kidnappers came in a telegram. He also said Herrema is believed to be alive. That belief is based on the latest tape-recorded message received from those who abducted Herrema October 3.

CALIFORNIA CONGRESSMAN ALPHONZO BELL announced today that he w ill run in the Republican U.S. Senate Primary next year for the seat now held by Democrat John Tunney. Bell says the incumbent is "partisan, vacillating and uninformed."

— Kathy Fontwit

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IVCC Meets Without Quorum; Call 961-3829 for a DaOy Nexus classified ad. Upcoming Events Discussed Fortunate October: By Yvonne Behrens Due to the lack of council her birthstone is members at the IVCC meeting Monday night, there was no the glowing opal! quorum and the meeting ended in record time. Although no resolutions could be passed, discussions were held on upcoming events. Lori Bacon, director for the Planning Commission, described the proposed bikeway plan she will be presenting to the County Planning office today. Bacon explained that there were two categories in which An opal glows with colors seen and colors bicycle paths could be developed. barely glimpsed; all the bright and happy Class one consists of an off-street colors, changing in the changing lights. bikeway like the one on El Of all the gems, perhaps the opal seems

Colegio. Class 2 consists of INTENSITY — Vitriolic outbursts such as this one marked Monday most magical. From our collection, these painted stripes down the street. evening's IVCC meeting. opals set in ladies’ rings of 14 karat yellow gold: A. With diamonds, $125. B. $90. C. $90. AREAS • Sueno and Fortuna: those working on the Campaign The areas chosen fo r the continuation of Picasso; for Cityhood are starting to make To Love Is to Give. proposal are: • Camino Pescadero: the Mall contact with the UC Regents. Do Something Beautiful.» • The Loop: which attracts that is going to be built. Also, State Sen. Omer Rains and cars and bikes and is presently Carmen Lodise then spoke on Assemblyman Gary Hart are CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED unsafe for bikes; Community Affairs. He informed trying to arrange a meeting AMERICAN EXPRESS BANKAMERICARD & MASTER CHARGE, TOO • Pardall: main entrance to the those present that Harrel between the proponents for University; Fletcher, County Supervisor, is Cityhood and the governor. CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED • Picasso: extended to allow drawing up a proposal to split the There will be a meeting of the children to get to the elementary county. Fletcher will come to the Campaign fo r Cityhood Sunday, S L A V IC K ’S school and children's park; October 27 IVCC meeting to 7:30 p.m., at the Planning Office. Jewelers Sine# 1917 • Del Playa: main recreational explain his proposal. A Waterboard Candidates' 45 La Cumbre Plaza — Santa Barbara pathway; Forum will be held Monday, • Camino del Sur: used fo r the MEETINGS October 20. Rains w ill speak at 7 Shop 'til 9 — Monday & Friday Evenings main tra ffic leaving I.V.; Lodise also explained that (Cont. on p. 6, col. 1) THE CHOICE IS CLEAR NOV. 4th Who should direct the Goleta Water Board and the future of the Goleta Valley: — The 3 environmental incumbents - SHERMAN. MARTINEZ, and WYNER - who support the moratorium, until we vote for future water supplies? -O R - — The 3 challengers - a developer and vested-interest backed slate, who want the moratorium ended, anyway they can? THE FOLLOWING COMMUNITY LEADERS URGE YOU TO SUPPORT THE RE-ELECTION OF SHERMAN - MARTINEZ - WYNER Lori Bacon - I.V . Planning Director Dean Kennedy Les Baird - I.V . Association Executive Committee Don Cretsinger Dean Colman - Coordinator, Hayden for Senate Deborah Cretsinger Carol Cuzner - I.V . Credit Union Peter Bruce Mark Fontana - IVCC member David Hoskhtson- IVCC member ECOLOGY ACTION: Nadja Maril - IVCC Communications Coordinator Ted Broman Jim Nicolas - IVCC staff assistant Eve Diamond Bob Potter • Acting Chairman, Sociology Dept. Joe Doyle David Pye - Cultural Arts Coordinator Ted Earns haw Louis Quindlan - I.V . Tenants Union Martin Kellogg Carter Ray • General Manager I.V . Park District' Larry Kimmett Joyce Roop - I.V . Youth Project Mike Landry O.L. Scott - I.V. Credit Union Marilyn Lord Bill Stephanich • I.V . Medical Clinic Doug Svensson Cindy Wachter • IVCC member Tom Titera Bill Wallace - Pres., Goleta Water Board — partial list — James Slater, - 3rd District Supervisor PAID FOR BY SHERMAN-MARTINEZ-WYNER Scott Wexler • Tenants Union RE-ELECTION COMMITTEE, Bill Wallace. Mitch Baroff - IVCC Planning Consultant 888 Fortuna Lane, I.V. PAGE 4 U CSB DAILY NEXUS WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 15,1975

UETTEKS Only Nominal Support

E d ito r, D a ily Nexus: heavily on fund raising via raffles and on From 1966 until “ taxes” levied on the members to buy 1971 when I completed my Bachelor of necessary equipment. As rowing Science degree at UCSB, my most equipment is very expensive, this was no rewarding experience was rowing with the slight accomplishment. UCSB crew team. I started rowing at Through the intervening years the team UCSB during its second season and thus has managed to accumulate equipment helped in the establishment o f the team. only to watch it quickly deteriorate due During the beginning years, crew to completely inadequate storage received only nominal support from the facilities. I understand there is money University. The team depended very available that could be used to build a proper boathouse for the equipment storage. After the past years o f nominal support, can’t the university help build a Folly inFive Iron Philosophy boathouse to protect the equipment the members worked so hard to procure? In sober truth, whatever homage may be Todvoegel: “ I got a lot out of Dr. Bounderby's class. It was R.L. Scheel professed, or even paid, to real or supposed mental the best place fo r my siesta.” Class of *71 superiority, the general tendency of things Girder: Anything else? throughout the world is to render mediocrity the Todvoegel: Yeah. "Pedant. (MF, fr. It pedante) One who ascendent power among mankind. parades his learning. One who is unimaginative or who unduly Sorry— emphasizes minutiae in the presentation or use o f knowledge.” John Stuart Mill. Wonder where he got that? Girder: Cross-word puzzle, I dunno. Well, whaddya think? Fantasy Reins The following is a transcript from a tape recording of a Should Bunderby get tenure? Secret Faculty Promotion Committee meeting. The subjects o f Antacid: I think so. He’s safe. Editor, Daily Nexus: the recording are Dr. John Antacid, Chemistry;' Dr. Otto Todvoegel: O f course. He plays good golf, and speaking o f To the people who turned out in the Todvoegel, Anthropology; and Dr. Aneurin Girder, golf, can we get this over with? rain last Friday to see ‘Fantasia’ — a Engineering (Chairman). Girder: Fine. Tenure for Bounderby. Now Andrews. I’m afraid thousand pardons. he’s got the unanimous backing Sometimes things don’t always go as Antacid: Well, what is it today? o f his department. smoothly as we would like. If it brought Girder: Uh, tw o English -Todvoegel: Hell, that’s easy to you down, we hope you’re up again. professors are up fo r tenure. get around. For the record, it will be shown Todvoegel: C’we make this Antacid: Has he done any quality Friday, October 17. See you there. quick? 1 gotta golf date in half an research or publishing? I.V. Youth Project hour. Girder: Let’s see. Wrote a book Girder: This w on't take long. We called The Novel in the E d ito r’s n o te : Make th a t tw o gotta talk about Hubert Eighteenth Century. Published thousand pardons. Bounderby and Joseph Andrews. articles in the Keats-Shelley Antacid: What king of backing Journal, the Journal o f English does Bounderby have from his Literary History, and the An Especially department? Sewanee Review. Todvoegel: I for one know that he plays a good game of golf. Todvoegel: Wasn’t that a song by Stephen Foster? Girder: Mixed. He gets along with the department chairman. Girder: I dunno, I’m not a music professor! Rude World Todvoegel: That’s who I'm playing golf with. Antacid: What about his students? What did they think o f Editor, Daily Nexus: Girder: As fo r scholarly research, Dr. Bounderby has published him? I am writing in regards to the article in two articles, one in the Podunk U. Review and the other in Todvoegel: Oh, they liked him alright. But they like all those last Thursday’s opinion column Field and Stream. radical types. Long hair, beard, y ’know. appropriately named Rude Remarks. Antacid: I have the letters of recommendation on him from Antacid: Do you know hhm? Reading this article regarding I.V.’s street English profs at other universities, and theyjre by and large Todvoegel: Yeah, a real (expletive deleted). prople brought to mind how sick our favorable. Girder: Well, no tenure for Andrews then. society really is. Sorry to say, I’m not Girder: Todvoegel, whaddya have on him in the way of Antacid and Todvoegel: Right. referring to thé “ derelicts” on the street. student opinion? Antacid: Who writes the tenure recommendations this time? I’m speaking o f the people living such a Todvoegel: Not much. But it does make pretty good reading. Girder: It’s my turn. And I’ve already written them. cozy existance in their glass houses they Girder: Give us a sample. Todvoegel: John, can I borrow your five iron? feel they have the privilege o f determining who are the worthy ones. The person who is so vehement UCSB, I.V.—Running the Race for Space towards street people is the person who feels his existence threatened by them. Last Friday I had the unique experience o f trying to discuss Overcrowding is a major concern at UCSB. Official figures When someone is dissatisfied inside he is various political and administrative problems with two for fall enrollment are not available as yet, but some quick to find an exterior reason for it. members of the chancellors office. The simple fact that I had knowledgeable people have speculated that it would approach Martin Chorich says "one of the such a meeting was not unique; usually I discuss problems with 14,600, or more. The Long Range Development Plan (LRDP) aspects o f I.V. life which makes living administrators on a regular basis. What was unique was the fact places enrollment at a figure of 15,000 by 1985. UCSB is way here one o f the worst experiences one can ahead o f itself, at least as far as enrollment is concerned. imagine is the plague o f street people,...” By Rick Ziv, Editor-in-Chief Normally this would be a welcome increase. Unfortunately, I’d like to carry that one step further and UCSB and Isla Vista are not equipped to handle this many say, “ one o f the aspects o f this society that we were running three and a half miles around the lagoon. students. Isla Vista is the most densly populated area in the which makes living in it one o f the worst As we passed the San Rafael Dorm, one o f the country east o f Washington D.C. With the Water Moratorium experiences { can imagine is the plague of administrators jokingly remarked, "This is where the new and no growth plans for the Santa Barbara area, the only area self-righteous people who seem to think dorm is going to be built.” I managed a small laugh through that is expanding is population. this is their own special world. my huffing and puffing, but the more I thought about it, the Liz Setter more I realized that it really was nothing to be laughed at. (Cont. on p. 5, col. 1)

Rick Ziv Ann Haley The Nexus welcomes letters from its Editor-in-Chief News Editor readers. If you wish to comment on any Jim Tang Doug Amdur matter of interest, write a Executive Editor Editorials Editor letter-to-the-editor and bring it to the Opinions expressed are the Individual writer's and do not editorial offices of the Nexus beneath necessarily represent those of the Dally Nexus, UCSB Associated Storke Tower. Please type your letters Opinion Students, or the UC Repents. Editorials represent a .consensus “Money is like muck, not good unless it be spread. ” viewpoint of the Daily Nexus Editorial Board. All Items submitted using a 55-space line, and use for publication become the property of the Dally Nexus. We non-erasable paper. A ll letters are subject - Francis Bacon welcome contributions from alternative viewpoints. to condensation. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 15,1975 UCSB DAILY NEXUS PAGE 5 Huffing and Puffing. . . DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau (Cont. from p. 4) increases w ill be a slow process, AND co m * thus, so should the increase in the NO, MR. BREECH, T*"» I HALL CONTINUE WHY? you YBS.SR- The overcrowding issue was YOU M A fASSURE THE V OPPOSE THE PASBA6E IH A T iA 1H0U6HT A I 1HOU6HT BOOK A easy enough to create: just allow masses, maybe even slower. N R A MEMBERSHIP THAT OF THE IMMODERATE » 6 RELIEF, FEW ATTEMPTS Y0UMA6HT LAWLESS M R, PRESI­ ON M Y U FE 6 0 SO FT m o u rn /? i more students into the area than Effectively, the way to limit MY nsmON HAS IN 6UN CONTROL BILLS NOW NOWAY CHAN6EP! BEFORE C0N6RES6! D E N T! \ MOULD,. O N U S \ H P /, C H O N ! space will permit. Resolving this enrollment is by moving up the problem will not be so easy. More deadline for applicatons. This professors are needed. More should be done. classroom space is needed, and 1 am gratified that UCSB more adequate housing adm inistrators are health accommodations are desperately enthusiasts. Let’s hope that they needed. are as concerned about growth as Building to offset these they are about physical fitness. with incomes of $20,000 a year or more to qualify, for example. Hearings Slated for We also want to tighten administration and eliminate activities such as counterfeiting, loi Ö HPilPfinilnll Food Stamp Reform multiple applications, and so forth. By instituting these simple WASHINGTON - The first The bill, which has attracted reforms, we estimate we can save COMING SOON! “LITZOMANIA” hearings on a major reform o f the 80 sponsors in the House and 18 taxpayers over $2 billion a year Federal food stamp program w ill in the Senate, is a comprehensive while still raising allotments for THURSDAY get underway here October 7, overhaul of the $5.8 billion a qualified recipients by. 29 THRU MONDAY Rep. Bob Lagomarsino (R-Ojai), year program, which has grown in percent," said Lagomarsino. 1216 State 966-4045 "LITTLE a co-sponsor o f the b ill, reported ten years from a caseload of less The bill proposes to transfer ( m m iŒ ï today. than a half-million persons to administration of the program BIG M A N " "We'll have three days before almost 20 million. from the Department of W A R D T IM E S (PG) the Senate Agriculture "The major focus of the Agriculture to the Department of Committee. It should be enough reforms is on eliminating abuses Health, Education, & Welfare, NOW DOWNTOWN! to alert the public that there is a of the program — closing which administers most other STATE problem," said the Congressman. loopholes which allow families social service programs. 1217 State 966-2479 "JAW S" (PG) ************************ / (usritmas\ BASOBASKIN : * Isla Vista Youth Project 4 The Most Popular Movie In History! * presents * Adulti $1.50 ROBBINS * Walt Disney’s * m m o H Students $1.00 ___ _ ICE CREAM • 1317 State 966 9382 FIRST RUN! 5749 Caña Real-Open 'tH Midnite * • 1 * FANTASIA* • • • • • • • • • • • • • •»* f, i inT rnm n t "WHIFFS' (PG) * Friday, October 17 •1.25 Í ELLIOT GOULD in " C p Y C " * 8:00 & 10:00 pjn. Matinee at 5:30 Campbell Hal * ONE WEEK The 70's first great epic!"! ___ 967-9447 ONLY! Dustin Hoffman J50 HoMister-Goleta 1975 Santa Barbara 'A CLOCKWORK ORANGE International Film Festival LITTLE featuring "DELIVERANCE" (R) AWARD WINNING FILMS CHOSEN FROM 110 ENTRIES CHECK DAILY BIG FROM 11 COUNTRIES RIVIERA PROGRAMS First Program Second Program la fflM H M ia 965-6188 MAN THURS., OCT. 16 FRI., OCT. 17 WEDNESDAY - “BUTLEY"(R) 7:30 & 9:30 p.m. THURS. - FRI. -"SHORT FILM FESTIVAL Thursday Oct 16 „ RIVIERA THEATRE SATURDAY-THURS. - "LUTHER" (PG) ’ )■ TICKETS at Morninglory Music, Music Galaxy and YOU KNOW ABOUT 7 Open Air Bicycles $2.00 par Program 7 & 9:30 p.m. ISTN-Tairview • Goleta 4988 LOVE,NOW Lotte Lehman Concert HaN| SEE IT ALL. ♦128 'THE HAPPY HOOKER "CARNAL KNOWLEDGE"

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ACTION Mike Marvin's new 90 T W IN n AND FUN! MINUTE SKIING 907SKettogg ADVENTURE STORYI LAVISH 9 P C C T M 3 I A » America's finest in powder “DOC SAVAGE’ skiing, pro racing, freestyle, (PG) d iff jumps, FIRE jumps, —also— X-RATED Travel, Excitement, and TWIN T 2 &$$X) NO ONE UNDER 18 IN Goleta Music by JOHN STEWART Thad Jones/Mel Lewis Orchestra SAT. OCT. 18th 7 & 9 p.m "SUPER VIXEN" San Marcos High School TUES. OCT. 21 - 8 PM - CAMPBELL HALL ‘BEYOND VALLEY OF THE DOLLS” (X) Auditorium $2.50 ALASKAN POWDER $4 Students/$4.50 UCSB Faculty & Staff/$5 General. $2 50 a earload THE GREAT EL CAPITAN Reserved seating. Tickets are on sale at the Arts & WfiT NOW THRU SKI JUMPePRO RACING Lectures Box Office, UCSB; Lobero Theatre; & Hits- Hollister & Fair view 964-8377 MONDAY AT THE LANGE CUP ville. La Cumbre Plaza. Presented by the University PAUL NEWMAN FREE STYLE AT SNOWBIRD ASPENaTARGHEEaLAKE of California, Santa Barbara, Committee on Arts & 'THE DROWNING POOL" TAHOEaJACKSON HOLE Lectures. IOHN WAYNE “BRANNIGAN” PAGE 6 U CSB DAILY NEXUS WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER IS , 197S elections. District six and at-large at 7:30 p.m. at 6694 Del Playa, Apt. radio show tonight from 8-9 p.m., candidates w ill be present. That COMMUNITY B, to discuss activities for the year. A ll with "Her Voice," Sandy Stone, and IV C C M eets interested people are invited to Burke Thompson. evening, another forum will be (Cont. from p. 3) a tten d. 6 UCSB Mountaineering Club w ill held at St. Mark's Church w with p.m., a Park Bond discussion w ill • "The American Way of Cancer," have their club meeting tonight at 7 all the candidates except those of Kiosk a TV documentary, will air tonight p.m. in SH 1004. Featured w ill be.the follow at 8 p.m,, and 9 p.m. is District six. from 10-11 p.m. on CBS, Cable film "Balance for Life" on basic allocated to the Waterborad TODAY On October 23, the Local Channel 2. The one-hour presentation rock-climbing, sponsored by Upper candidates. Rudolph Steiner Discussion Groups shows how the cancer-causing agents Lim its. 25-cent donation requested. Agency Formation Commission are organizing today at 12 noon in On Octboer 29 there will be a in our food, air, water, and at work • Young Socialist Alliance w ill hold (LAFCO) w ill hold hearings on UCen 1133. A ll those interested in appear to be the cause of most human a YSA Forum today at 12 noon in forum at noon on campus of the Hope Ranch Incorporation. They studying Steiner's "Spiritual Science" cancers. UCen 2292. The topic will be candidates for up-coming IVCC are invited to attend. will also decide where and when • Center for the Continuing "Socialism and Democracy." ; ■♦♦»»♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦+»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»■ • Associated Students w ill hold a Education of Women w ill have their • Asian Student Union w ill hold a the hearings on Isla Vista will be :: * GRAND * " Legislative Council Meeting this lunch-time meeting today at 12 noon general meeting at 7:30 p.m. in SH held. IVCC members w ill, at that evening at 6:30 p.m. in the San in the UCen Program Lounge. 1432. A ll Asian students are welcome; OPENING H time, request that LAFCO make Nicholas Formal Lounge. Everyone is invited to hear talks by refreshments w ill be served. • National Organization for Women public the substance of any Professors Babara Voonkies and Kay • Chess Club w ill meet tonight at 7 is holding a meeting at 4 p.m. in Bldg p.m. in UCen 1128B. conversation they have regarding Martin of the Anthro Dept,: "Female M erlin’s 513 to organize a campus chapter of of the Species." • Israeli Dancing, sponsored by I.V. NOW. • Bridge and Drinking Club Hillel, w ill be held today at 12 noon Book Shop • Sufi "Teaching Stories" and other (lemonade only for the first time) w ill in Storke Plaza. material from the works of Idries ¡1 * -i? • USED FURNITURE* have an organizational and • Christian Science! What is ft? Shah wil be read at the Earthling introductory meeting today from 5-8 How can I use ft? Ask these, or any, TODAY Book Store tonight at 8 p.m. Sufic p.m. in UCen 1133. questions of Wendy Manker, the 4 • belief is designed to help men and • International Relations Christian Science Campus Counselor. SANDPIPER women escape the trap of patterned 6543 Pardall 430-F South Fairview Organization w ill have a Noon Forum Her office hours at 2-5 p.m. in UCen (Fed-Mart Shopping Center) thinking and begin to fu lfill their true today at 12 in the Cafe Interim. 2292. o (Formerly Madeleine's) ’ potentials as human beings. Open 7 Days 964 7542 Topic: "Jamaica: A Case Study in • UCSB Karate Club/Team is • UCSB American Field Service U.S. Imperialism." holding an organizational meeting Returnees w ill hold a meeting tonight • KCSB will feature a feminist tonight at 7 p.m. in Rob Gym 2120.

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Female rmmate needed to share Ig. duplex only $62.50 mo 6667 El ^^Atiîéf For Coleglo No. 48 or call 685-2181. cCome To Our Wash Party on Friday 1971 VW poptop camper van super Nights. Open to 9 P.M.—Large F needed to share room $80/m 6565 primo condition rebuilt engine. Call Maytag Washers, Coin Op Dry Sabado Tarde No. 8 call Lisa Dave 965-8087.______Cleaning, Wash & Shop, 420 So. Whoever “borrowed” my old 3 spd. Fairview. Fed Mart's Plaza. HEY DON, What was that about a 685-2692 no cigarettes. 72 MG Midget. Mech. Sound. Needs from Ellsn. bike rack please return to non-virgin burp? — MOE, CURLY same location. some body work. $2000 or offer. M or F desired to either own 966-3225 eve.______I LISA rm ./$135 mo. or share/$67.50. I LOST: men’s gold ring, thistle on HAPPY 19th, ENJOY IT! Present occupants — 2 congenial 1968 Cortina 4 cyl, 30 mpg+. $600 Filmmakers! G A F 805 super-8 single sides, engraved, family sentimental BIG T women. Please come by 6519 No. 3 or offer, new batt, clutch, brks, value REWARD 968-6328. system sound. Lip-synCh movies! Call Sabado Tarde, 968-0139.. tuneup—great car—call 969-0950. Steve 968-2774 asking $250 must Humanistic male, 31, Into Rodgerlan sell. Found: Green clubman girls bicycle. Psy., looking for female companion F roommate. $72.50 mth In dplx apt. 69 Flat 850 sports car exlnt working Must completely Identify to claim. Interested In attending lecture by Dr. Quiet, large, w 2 fern. 6621B Trlgo. cond. Best offer over $1100. Call 968-4473. Carl Rodgers, this Mon. evening, Oct. Call 685-3410 aft. & evening. 685-2496 aft. 5 p.m. I 20, In S.B. 968-6373. G Lost: keys on metal ring Cam. Pese, 3 quiet, nonsmoking students (M), Mech sound economical transport 62 Hangllder 18' Eipper Albatross sail or tennis cts. Sat. Oct. 11 Importanti Smile Lanny! It’s the first day of looking for a 4th. Extra large Falcon $250 3 used bikes $20-25 Travel Hlgh-for sale w/lessons at CAII 685-3378 — Mark. your 21st year! Have a happy day!M&S bedroom, 2 bathrooms. 6670 Trlgo, 966- 5841.______968-8440. 685-3497, 685-3006. , Israel, Orient, N .Y.TG C low FOUND: 4 mo. old kitten by To the good person who returned my Stadium on 10/9. Call & Identify cost flights. A.I.S.T. 1436 So. La brown pocket book — Thank you for Male/Female roommate needed to Clenega Bl. L.A. 90035 Ph. 968-7930. your Integrity. Don share quiet Trlgo duplex. $67/month. MEN'S BICYCLES FOR SALE, Call 968-0060. 213-652-2727. LOST: Brown wallet. If found TWO. $15.00 EACH 964-2367. M grad, 30, would like to meet upper HOLIDAY GROUP FARES contact John Sutton at 685-2267. Rmmate wanted for 2 bdrm cond. 14 DAYS Reward offered. No questions asked. dlv/grad/staff woman. I enjoy sharing Men’s 10 speed Hercules 23” frame. movies, dlhing, tennis, flying, Own rm. University Village, 75-100 Good condition, must sell, $55 or Depart L.A. Dec. 18, return Jan. 1. camping, many other things. Contact or negotiate. Call 968-6058. bargain. Call Kris, 968-7655 eves^ to N .Y. $237.73, to Chicago $179.73 P.O. Box 2164, Goleta 93018. Professional Travel, 682-2613. 23 Male roommate wanted. Own rm. WOW! Quality Japanese 10 Hitchcock Way, Suite 104. i Feel bad? Need someone to talk to? cooperative household with high spds.—$94.50. Now at Murdoch's H.R.C. Sunday Massage Class now The IVHRC has trained staff academic and spiritual goals. Call Bill, Bicycle, 286 S. Fairview, Gol. Europe Israel Africa Student flights' forming 7-10 p.m. Starts Sunday Oct. counselors available M. thru F. free 685-3213. year round ISCA 11687 San Vicente1 19th slgn-up call 961-3922 or stop by 967- 0967. of charge. Call 961-3922. Blvd. No. 4 L.A. Calif. 90049 (213) H.R.C. 6586 Madrid before Friday. Wanted—two people to share a room, 826-5669. 6695 Trlgo, No. 5. Call 685-3004. Insurance añera» mass WOMEN’S SEXUALITY WORKSHOP Oct. 17 (Frl.) 10 a.m. - I INSURED? $60 will Insure you for c 6 p.m. Trained, experienced teacher. TURQUOISE JEWELRY SALE $15. FAMILY EDUCATION & i accidents or Illnesses until Sept. 17, Typing — Goleta, IBM Correcting Indian Jewelry at the very lowest HALLOWEEN KITTEN 1976. Pay at Admin. Bldg. Cashiers. Selectrlc — Experienced, Fast, COUNSELING CENTER / HRC — prices In town! Nature's Jewelers, Deadline Is Oct. 24. 685-1516, 961-3922. Black kitten $1.25 boxtralned, Accurate. 964-3430; 964-3409. 909 Laguna, Santa Barbara. Open 7 affectionate, has shots. 968-0245. days 10-6 965-6156. WIN FREE ALBUMS — Tell U S In 25 Ph.D.'s! Beat quarter-end typing words or less (or more) “What Is a Free easy" parking at Calle Real JBL century L100 $220 ea. — Great rush! Bring finished chapters now. Weisberg“ : Best answers in copies of Shopping Center. 29 specialized condition — call Wayne 685-1782. Professional quality, downtown S.B. Call after 6:00. 1959 Harley 74 maroon dresser 962-9723. A&M's new album “Listen To The businesses 5700 block Calle Real. completely rebuilt and restored City" by Tim Weisberg. Send entries $1575 make offer 968-4960. to: A&M Records, Tim Devine — For sale Seagull outboard 5hp used ¡ras B f » TYPING MY HOME UCSB, 1416 N. Lí Brea Ave., 10 hours longshaft $275. See at 6680 FAST, ACCURATE, REASONABLE Hollywood, CA. 90024. Sabado Tarde No. A. I 968-6770. Work study receptionist/typist WORKSHOPS: Spinning & Dyeing, position open at Human Relations Grad student sells out: BSR 610 AX Slgma-Martln full-sized acoustic Massage, Creative Write. Oct. 18, 9-4 Center. For Info call 961-3922. trntble $40 albums: 10 for $15. Call guitar. Excellent condition. Case p.m. $5.50 ea. Sign up by Rob. Gym Dan 968-0354. included Call after 6 p.m. 685-1857. In Trailer 369. 961-3738. Dorm and I.V . Reps to dlst. All Wanted: Cheap bike any condition 60 mm Refractor Telescope with Natural Food Supplements and or Fender Jazz Bass, like new, with case, phone 968-806Q. STORKE TOWER TOURS DaHy. 11 Skin Health Care, Neo-Life, Elliptical mount. HP-35 Calc. H-K $275: and Fender Dual Neck Steel raana a.nv-3 p.m. Photographers Welcome. 968-6094, Gordon Hendrickson. Cassett deck model 1000 Call after 6 Guitar, $135. 685-2828. 55! p.m. 685-1857. § Now taking signups for ALLCAL Gibson Les Paul Guitars deluxes, Winter Carnival. $165 for 5 days of Krtelssl Blue Star skis, 170cm customs over 20 In stock all colors Free easy parking at Calle Real skiing in Aspen. Trans., lodging, lift w/Salomon 444 bindings $110. 963-4106 + fenders. Shopping Center. 29 specialized tickets, races, parties incl. Rec Office, 2 bdrm 2 bth apt for Winter Deluxe hair dryer. 968-3304 eves. businesses 5700 block Calle Real. , Rob. G. sub-lease. Nice quiet clean $235 mo. 50 Martin guitars In stock 3 different Call 968-8546. Spectrosonlc 55-4 receiver excellent finishes special on D45 usually $2020 Spinning: Beginning & Intermediate condition $110. Call Jay 968-3790 now $1450 FANCY MUSIC 6 weeks! Oct. 28 <> 30. Resp. from Own room In 4 bdrm. Goleta House evenings. 963-4106 similar deals on D18, D28, Seniors . . 7-9 p.m. Wheels not needed. Reserve $84 per month. Available Oct. 28, D35, 041 etc. Spece $25 • student, $30 - other. The Call 968-9554. North Face Kac sack-soft pack Ideal i m ake your Pltnan. 964-7457. day or ski touring pack large/$35 Dbl & sgl rooms $140-8160 moi 682-1284 after 5 P.M. i appointment now Incl: rent, food, util, malnt., & Family Education & Counseling parties Info: Mike Wakefield John HANG G LID E R . 18 ft. standard For sale: old, working Hotpolnt for your yearbook Center announces new groups Buckley 968-9078 6525 Picasso Rd. Sunblrd, seated harness, cover, exlnt. refrldgerator. Scratched but clean beginning Oct. 22: Couples Group, cond. 965-4890. w/trays, etc. $15. Call Roger or portraits! No sitting fee. Assertive Training and more 7272 Brian, 9 6 6 9 5 0 6 . Hollister Ave. 685-1516. Sublease: on the beach. 3 bdrm/2 bath, 6651 Del Playa. Call 968-1008. CALCULATORS CAMPUS STUDIO Sublease: 2 bdrm/2 bath, fireplace, Alt HP and T l models cheaper PHONE 968-2716 than local stores. Disney’s "FANTASIA" 6554 Sabado Tarda. Call 968-1008. for appointment 3 days delivery. or we us in Bldg. 437 Campbell Hall Frl. Oct. 17.8 & 10 CLEAN $ QUIET 1 bdrm. with pool p.m. matinee 5:30 admission $1.25 $ lounge. Adults, no pets 6661 CHEAP CALCULATOR TENNIS LESSONS next to Financial Aids Office Berkshire Terrace 968-2429, COMPANY for beginners, try a free Free analysis of blood type. Sign up 968-2430. eve. 964-3158. (800) 952-5252 M-F 9-5 trial lesson 963-2366 eves. for donor program with opportunity to earn supplemental Income. lltkW w w ailw Bn Current antigen program paying $5 Harman Kardon Citation 12 amp. EAR & NOTE PIANO Instruction. for 3See blood weekly if you qualify. $200. Dynaco Pat 4 Preamp. $100. 4 Folk, Classical, Blues, Pop. Have fun Up to $400 weekly for rare antibody Female needed to share room. No Bose 901 speakers, $200 each. New learning. Reasonable rates. 962-9723. Classifieds systems. Call Plasmaquest 968-8004 pets $80/m n + util, nice 6695 Trlgo units. 240 watts. 968-1297. or come to 966 Embarcadero Del . No. 3 968-5169 3 bd. 2 ba.______CALL 961-3829 Mar, Bldg. D between 8 a.m. & noon F rmmate wanted. 882.50/mo. 910 Pentax SPF SLR NU 50 mm 1.8, GUITAR LESSONS FOR INFORMATION weekdays. Camlno Pescadaro, No. 22. Mo-mo. Yamaha FG110 guitar. Xlnt. 21”, Classical and contemporary theory & Pets ok. 968-7712/684-1056 eves. B&W T .V . remote con. 966-6020 eve. practice, 9662383. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15,1975 UCSB DAILY NEXUS PAGE?

While the Anteater goalie floundered on the nets, Gaucho goalie Nick Conroy had more ups than downs. An impressive butterfly block during the fourth quarter brought Conroy's teammates to their feet. One-on-one against a primary driver w ith no help in sight, Conroy remained aloft to ward off four fake pumps and execute a double handed block. JV Pofoists Crush Hardly less impressive was Bill Lee's double tally in the fourth when Lee came on like gangbusters to break the Irvine Irvine; Lose to USC stride. But Saturday's battle against By Edward Mackie into the lower left hand corner of USC proved to be a 10-4 let UC Santa Barbara's JV the cage. Bennett upped the down for the Gauchos. Though poloists, 7-4-1 for the season, Gaucho scoreboard again and the Trojans are accustomed to split two consecutive games on freshman neophyte Greg Boyer break under pressure, this time J V G O A L IE N IC K C O N R O Y - He c a n 't fly ... but he sure can block shots. the road over the weekend with drove for a successful four meter they held up to $ome from an 11-7 win aginst UC Irvine on penalty shot as the half behind. Friday night and a 10-4 loss to concluded 5-5. GREETING CARDSuCANDY ONE DAY Santa Barbara failed to USC Saturday afternoon. Fighting off two rival poloists, World ’< Finest lee Cream KODAK Freshmen Bill Lee, Brooks Aaron Chaney drove in for a pop capitalize on extra-man situptions Bennett and sophomore Scott shot and scored in the third and left open men all over the Film Processing pool of which the Trojans took Hinman put the Gaucho varsity period of play. College of Vfi 167 N. Falrvlew a t K I N K O ' S to shame in their dazzling array Sequoia transfer Jim Foley held advantage. * * FaIrWew Shopping Center 6550 Pardall 1 74 Aero Camino Isla Vista G oleta of double goals downing without up the defensive wall of the Lee, Foley, Chaney, Bennett and Frazer each tallied single a prayer the UC Irvine frosh. Gauchos and helped fend o ff the goals fo r the Gauchos. A t the opening gun Santa Irvine drive toward the JV cage. Barbara speedster Cary Okazaki fired off a winning sprint—one of BOB’S tw o he took for the Gauchos that night. In the first quarter o f play D iving Loclcnr a goal, put in the cage by the CLOSEST DIVE SHOP Anteater goalie, was subsequently awarded to team co-captains TO THE CAMPUS Hinman and Lee. On an A re your strings Airfills.... 50c additional assist by Lee, Bennett suffering from fatigue? NAUI Scuba Classes tallied w ith a four meter rear Custom Made Wat Suits Rentals a Repairs a Information back. And immediately in a right Recondition your racquet with a No Parking Problem back maneuver, A l Frazer tallied new grip and string job. for Santa Barbara. 500 Botello Rd.. Goleta Tension crackled in the second GRIP fc STRINGS (Blue twist) $12.25 Phone 967-4456 and third periods of play. JV i (Turn North at the entrance Coach Russ Hafferkamp, known to the Cinema and Airport Drive In GRIP fc GUT (V.S.) $26.25 theatres, in the §000 block at Hollister.) to his players as "Ragtime Russ," frantically paced the deck in CLOSED SUN. & MON. OPEN TUE SAT. 9 -6 expectation of another JV wia YONEX #700 COMP. NYLON (Textured & Grip) $15.25 Even to even before the half, Hinman, on the lead o f a dry pass from Okazaki, sneaked a tatty Fill out your entry form for Yonex drawing with every purchase. THE CASUALS un s ramus court 5783 Calle Real. Goleta 967-2727 New Roffler Shear Styles for Men and Women Stanford MBA REPRESENTATIVE COMING TO CAMPUS WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22

A representative of the Stanford Graduate School of Business w ill be on campus to discuss w ith interested students the exceptional educational opportunity of the Stanford MBA Program. CearetM iVflltMsrlesealneaiac 'Csns#t urMsMstiessaaiNMi Appointments may be made through The Business and Technical Career Services Office also Body Waves The Stanford MBA program is a two-year general management course of studies designed for highly Isla Vista Barber qualified men and women who have majored in liberal arts, humanities, science, or engineering, and wish to develop management skills to meet the broad and Stylists responsibilities which will be required in both the private and public sectors in the future. Carmen and Domenico THE STANFORD UNIVERSITY 955-C Embarcadero del Mar GRADUATE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Stanford, California 94305 968-4415 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15,1975 PAGE 8 U CSB DAILY NEXUS EOP, was also concerned with Reg Fees Robinson's suggestion of Applications. releasing EOP from assured A.S. First Class Mail (Cont. from p. 1 ) (Cont. from p. 1 ) Assembly and Senate internships funding. "It’s a very emotional undermine the stability of Three undergraduate and two and the recently acquired student programs such as EOP. "The issue," Villa stated. "There's no graduate members are needed to regent positioa Reclassified great inherent danger," Stewart guarantee that the money w ill be represent students on the Effective October 11, the observed, "w ould be in the picked up by other sources." financial aid administration task DIRECT EXPERIENCE Postal Service is planning to shifting back and forth with Accord with Robinson's force. It reviews existing Students are also given upgrade first-class mail different (A.S.) presidents." proposal was voiced by Finance organization, and procedures exposure to the state legislature service, eliminating the need Bill Villa, Associate Director of Board Chairman Dave Gooding. dealing w ith all aspects of through UC Student Lobby to buy or use domestic He suggested that funding of financial aid, including loan internships. Lobby interns spend airmail stamps. Changes in Research Associate Intercollegiate Activities be collection and, in turn, makes an academic quarter in their operating and dispatch assumed by Reg Fee monies and recommendations to the Sacramento and research procedures w ill make it so that Intramurals not be locked President. legislation, testify before there w ill be no advantage in Grants Available into A.S. by-laws. committees and talk to legislators using airmail postage (of 13 INTERNSHIPS Almost 75 percent of A.S. fees and their staffs. cents per ounce) for domestic In addition to the Presidential The National Research Council are absorbed by locked-in According to Craig Lawson, first class-mail weighing 13 Advisory committees, there are (NRC) announces the Research programs, giving them a certain UCSB Student Lobby ounces or less. many other committees and Associateship Programs for 1976. amount of stability. Robinson Co-director, "The Student Lobby First-class pieces weighing internships which allow students These programs provide scientists contended, however, that internship is a good way for a over 13 ounces (Priority the opportunity to get involved. and engineers w ith opportunities "students should not be held to student to get first hand Mail), air parcel service and The Academic Senate for postdoctoral research on priorities of an academic experience w ith the Legislature international airmail are Committee on Educational Policy problems in many fields. generation ago. Student and become a lobbyist fo r a unaffected by the which reviews campus and government without the support quarter on student issues." improvement program, and Postmark deadline for systemwide educational policy of students isn't worth w ill be mailed at present applications is January 15, 1976. issues such as curriculum review, Thus, the opportunity for anything." rates. Awards w ill be announced in remedial course instruction and involvement is there. All that is April. Envelopes with airmail PHREQUENT PHONES the academic calendar highlights lacking is the initiative of markings w ill be allowed to DAILY NEXUS . . .961-2691 the list. One undergraduate and individuals to get involved. As Further information is Metropolitan be mailed at first-class rates, one graduate student member Peters summed up, "We can't ask available from the Associateship T h e a tre s ...... 962-8111 beginning at 10 cents per have a seat on that board. f o r increased student Office, JH 606-P, National Health ounce. Other boards' responsibilities representation on committees Research C o u n cil, 2101 Center .961-3371 Airmail stamps and include election o f regents, unless we exhibit interest in the Constitution Avenue, N.W. KCSB ...... 961-2424 stamped airmail cards and Campus postsecondary education. present committee structure." 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