lunge, Circle mbers 0.T. Majors ent ot ., Ste. Today's Weather All occupational iii,rapy nomi- Santa Clara Valley: Cloudy Jur% lire to see their ativinervi between non and Dee. 17th. today with morning and night information HE5, fog. Predicted high: 50-36. PA RTAN DA I LY Further and 'dim - tionne, Low last night: 3-1-.14. South up for appointments may be eering winds wili be 3-10 mph. obtained in 11420. ernet- SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE ) p.m., aided ishang SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1965 No. 50 isic on Vol. 53 !Pio

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Irgani- Hall Ming. Dumke 'Ignores Problems' litiottal By FRANCINE MILLER cellor for faculty and staff affairs, cent meeting of the SJS Policy asked that no part-time faculty be Committee on Curriculum and In- called to teach in excess of the loriety, Dr. Theodore Balgooyen, SJS said in Los Angeles last April that was told there are 12-unit teaching load. Collis, professor of speech who recently the chancellor's office would look struction, he 97 student assistants now filling physics blasted state college achninistra- into the matter, but the practice Balgooyen 24 regular faculty positions. insti- tors for their policy on part-time is continuin g, Dr. A New faculty, yesterday charged Chan- charged. "These assistants have neither cellor Glenn DurnIce's office with the academic training associated pub- EXCESS LOAD "attempting to ignore the prob- with teaching positions in higher lems connected with the hiring of "Not only are these faculty education or the substitute quali- temporary and part-time faculty." given an excess load," Dr. Bal- fication of experience," maintains nt Dr. Eialgooyen, president of the gooyen declared, "but they are told Dr. Balgooyen. The use of such campus chapter of the Associa- that they are emergency teachers assistants to do the job of regular- tion of California State College and as such do not have tenure ly qualified faculty puts the gen- Professors ( ACSCP ) , reaffirmed rights .ctr the privilege of having eral education program in question- 11- his accusation that some tempo- a voice in departmental or col- able position and lowers the quali- rary full-time faculty are teaching lege matters." F. ty of education at SJS, Prof. Bal- 15 lecture units, three units over The chancellor's office also came gooyen emphasizes. the normal teaching load. under fire from Prof. Balgooyen RECOMMENDATION F. WILL STUDY for what he termed "not only Dr. John W. Gilbaugh, dean of permitting, but what is even more Dr. Balgooyen, in a resolution the college, said yesterday there shocking, encouraging the hiring submitted to the SJS Academic Dr. Gibson Walters, chairman of tl.e tylusic Department, presents are some temporary full-time fac- of student assistants to fill regular Council recently, recommended President Robert D. Clark with a p iir of tickets to the depart- ulty teaching more than 12 units, faculty positions. that faculty holding the rank of ment's production of "The Messiah." William Erlandson, (left) although the number is "very in- "The chancellor's office has 'Messiah' Tickets is "Messiah" director. Tickets go on sale today at I p.m. at the significant." He said he will study warned that if department chair- assistant be limited to assisting DR. THEODORE BALGOOYEN Music Box Office in the Music Building foyer. General Ad- the situation. men leave faculty positions un- regular full-time faculty. He also ... reaffirms accusation mission-51, children-50 cents. Mansel Keene, assistant chart- filled there is a good chance that those positions will be taken away 14 = from their departments," Dr. Bal- 'Better Communications' gooyen declared. Ten Greek Organizations Newscaster UNDER THREAT "Under such a threat," he as- 2 serted," the department heads feel To Vie for Show Award To Discuss they must hire people simply to FAB Realignment Proposed keep from losing the positions. Five sororities and five fraterni- Tickets are $1 per person and $1.50 If no qualified candidate is availa- ties will be vying for a $100 schol- per couple. An amendment to the ASH Fi- president and council chairman. Club, Student Activities Board, ble, departments tend to fill these arship sweepstakes award at 8 The sororities participating in Moon Shot p.m. Saturday when nancial Procedures Act which Bill Clark, ASB treasurer, and Intramurals, KSJS, the College positions with graduate students they present the show are Alpha Chi Omega, Council Finance Officer John Union Program Board and the and other unqualified the 14th annual All-Greek Show at Gamma Phi Beta, Kappa Alpha U.S. efforts to land two astro- would remove the ASB vice-presi- persons." Bruckman, junior representative. ASB Social Affairs Committee. Dr. Balgooyen said that at a re- the San Jose Civic Auditoriurn. Theta, Kappa Kappa Gamrna, and by 1970 will be dent from the Financial Advisory nauts on the moon Non-students on the board are The 10-act variety program will Delta Gamma. Participating fra- introduced discussed by Merrill Mueller, NBC Board (FAB) will be Prof. Jack Holland, chairman of involve some 400 performers, and ternities include Delta Upsilon, Delta Sigma radio-TV correspondent, in Concert at Student Council today. the management department; Dr. will be about two hours long, ac- Phi, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Sigma Phi Epsilon, and Hall tomorrow. The talk will begin The meeting begins at 2:45 in Richard Elliott, associate professor cording to show 'director Gil the College Union. of drama; Prof. Ray Wilkerson, New SJS Magazine Lowry. Sigma Chi. at 10:30 a.m. The proposed amendment calls associate professor of chemistry; Theta Chi fraternity, sponsor for Mueller's lecture is sponsored for the removal of the vice presi- Dr. Stanley C. Benz, dean of stu- the All-Greek Show, has an- Sig Eps by the ASB Forum Series. dent and the student-at-large dents; and Dr. Cornelia Tomes, nounced that proceed.s from the Secede; Mueller has served as TV anchor member of FAB and the addition asociate dean of students for ac- Makes Debut Today Program will go to families of man at Cape Kennedy for all of of two council members to the tivities. American servicmen killed or in- Fly Rebel Flag board. Senior Representative Jack Per- The first issue of Sparta Life, will combine the best features of jured in Viet Nam. A Red Cross America's previous manned-space The brothers of Sigma Phi Ep- According to the act, the ASB kins, who will introduce the meas- the new SJS feature magazine Lyke with some of the content director has prepared the special flights and was given round-the- silon have seceded from fraternity president would appoint the coun- ure, said the amendment will im- following Lyke magazine and La ideas of Look and Life." list of families. world exposure during his coverage cil members. The vice president is prove communications between row and president Mike Freed, Torre "It will become a real college Last year Theta Chi donated of the Mercury space shots of considered a council member. FAB and council. yearbook, will be sold in six dressed in the uniform of a Con- showpiece, devoted to the signifi- approximately $400 in proceeds Col. John Glenn and Cmdr. Alan FAB Is a 10-member student- The chairman of council "can't campus booths today. federate General, rode a horse cant on-going affairs of the cam- from the show to the Santa Clara B. Shepard. faculty-administration committee interject his views at meetings" The magazine will cost '75 cents down llth Street Sunday night pus, with attention to arts, student County Crippled Children's Society. In addition, the NBC corres- which makes recommendations on and thus cannot elaborate on FAB announcing the secession. an issue. Three-issue subscriptions, affairs, education and so on," Dr. This year's goal will be a $2,000 pondent has covered three wars all ASB budgetary matters. actions, Perkins said. The withdrawal is only tempo- which will include issues in March Bentel declared. contribution to their chosen cause, imd many major political events. The current membership of FAB Council may act on the follow- rary until the house's Southern and May 1966, are available at according to Lowry. He began newswork on a Con- includes ASB Pres. John Hen- ing budgets at today's meeting, ac- Seniors scheduled for graduation Ball to be held at Crystal Springs necticut daily at the age of 14 dricks, Jerry Spolter, ASB vice cording to Spotter: the Sailing the booths for $1.75. in 1966 may now make appoint- Show tickets are available at Country Club in Hillsborough- and has received numerous awards Booths selling Sparta Life are ments at the student Affairs Busi- the Student Affairs Business Of- During the secession the house ness Office to have their pictures fice, Mosher's Ltd., in front throughout his career. located in front of the library, in of the vvill fly the Confederate flag while taken for inclusion in future issues Spartan Bookstore, and at the its members wear Confederate Immediately following the talk, front of the Spartan Cafeteria, of Sparta Life. Theta Chi house, 123 S. llth St. garb to publicize the ball. Mueller will be special guest at IRC Forum Begins Tonight in front of Spartan Bookstore, in a coffee klatch in M161, co-hosted front of the Men's Gym, on by the ASB Lecture Committee A Foreign Affairs Forum, fea- Club, 444 West Alma St., tonight S. Seventh Street and in the quad and Sigma Delta Chi, national turing State Department speakers, at 7:30. next to the Journalism and Adver- journalistic society. will be held at the San Jose Elks The forum, which is free and tising Building. The new publication was official- open to the public, is sponsored ly founded last May, when Dr. by the SJS International Bela- Dwight Bentel, chairman of the tions Club In cooperation with the Department of Journalism and Ad- San Jose World Affairs Council. vertising, now on sabbatical leave neie4 &kid Speakers will be Daniel W. Mon- in New York, announced the de- sphairptmoefntLywkiers tenegro, advisor to the Bureau t;11:71oZesr= of Inter-American Affairs; Edward magazine and La Torre yearbook Spartacamp Interviews W. Mulcahy, deputy director of in favor of the new magazine. Interviews are being held today through Friday in the College Eastern and African Affairs; and Dr. Bentel described the planned Union, 315 S. Ninth St., for students interested in being Spartacamp John E. Horner, director of the publication "as a large format, counselors. Office of Public Services. slick paper quality magazine which Applications are available in the College Uniort.

Book Talk Today "The Thief's Journal," written by the controversial French novel- petitions Rap Trials ist, Jean Genet, will be reviewed today at the Book Talk at 12:30 p.m. in rooms A and B of the Spartan Cafeteria. A pciition protest tn.4 recent ekil the petition on Seventh Street on Dr. John Galm, assistant professor of English, will be the featured rights murder trials in the South Tuesdays and Fridays at the reviewer. Dr. Galm, educated at the Goethe University in Frankfwt, Germany, and Yale University, is a member of the editorial board of has been signed by 250 students, Friends of Student Non-Violent 'The Tower," faculty magazine. according to Neil White, junior Coordinating Committee ISNCC) philosophy-psychology major. table between 9:30 a.m. and 3:30 Chemical Talk Set White said his wife Judy and p.m., White said. Dale Seehrest, graduate sociology Dr. John iesearen engineer Chevron Research, A number of petitions are posted student, were "upset by the trials.' Richmond, will speak on 'The Chemical Engineer in Design and De- on bulletin boards around campu.s. of Collie Leroy Wilkins and Thom- velopment" at today's meeting of the Society of Chemical Engineers White emphasized the petition Coleman who hoth were at 7:30 p.m. in E32f1. as L. "hits no connection with SNCC, acquitted of murder charges of except that we are using their civil rights workers. table." - r. ' 8'11, r, I 'Prison Breakout' The petitions will he sent to The petition, which has been Pat Bodnar and Cynthia Burkinshaw, dressed for their parts in Students behind bars will not he an uncommon sight tonight at Congressmen Don Edwards, D-San cireulated to colleges all over the Kappa Alpha Theta sorority's "So Very San Francisco" act, have 7:30 when Co-Rec stages a "Prison Breakout" in the Women's Gym. Jose, and Charles A. Gubser, R- Unite:1 States, urges the creation every intention of winning the sweepstakes trophy Saturday night Don Gomes, folksinger from the University of Santa Clara. will Gilroy, and Senator Thomas Ku- of "federal jury review boards to at the All-Greek Save That Trophy Show. Frank Maguire, assistant director for the make a return performance and the "Malchek Pebbles," and roll (Mel, R. guarantee impartial and show, rock randomly tries to save the trophy, which represents a $100 scholar- band, will provide Interested students may sign dance music. chosen Jury members." ship, from the overly-enthusiastic girls. 2SPARTAN DAILY Worinesday, Dee R, 1965 Pork Barrel RTAN DA I LY Subscriptions SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE for Grab Editor _ SCOTT MOORE Advertising Mgr., BOB SCHERNER Up oar By CARY KOEGLE Recent developments in ASB g., t ment once again bring to the fore a II Editorial Comment sity to renew my pledge of rentainitt;_ of the upcoming ASB presidential I As you will remember, last month New ASB Approach announced a new magazine which w have as its sole goal keeping in% candidacy before the student bo(I. The failure of the recall effort Political activity is always evident in SHORT DEMAND directed at ASB Pres. John Hendricks any student administration, but there But, public demand for this pot.' does not imply that student govern- it is apparent that today's student offi- tion; Right Guard, has fallen far ment is problem-free. Although the cials may be spentling more time of even response to the statement of accusations against Hendricks himself maneuvering for the spring election ,eeking nomination or election to were unjustified, the apparent dissatis- than contributing to responsible, active president. So, we will do what all great journal faction with the existing 4SB structure student gov ernment. have always done sponsor a sub.( cannot be dismissed lightly. Many problems currently facing tion contest. More than any Daily editorial this the students and the campus need the Rules as follows: semester, the recent one criticizing attention of an alert, vigorous Student (1) Natne the following polo Student Council has been both thunned Council and ASB. Such problems in- tune of several years ago. and welcomed. It appears to us, how- clude poorly planned campus land- (2) Submit same by Mon(la. I 13, 1965. ever, that council's difficulties are scaping. insufficient parking, inade- NAME THIS TUNE: representative of those existing quate health center service and facili- Locate yofir viral and oscillatm throughout student government. ties, poor lighting on campus area appendages, As discussed by student officials streets, and a lack of college cultural 'The Uncertain Trumpet' In a nearer proximity to the int, I themselves. the problems seem to be: facilities. Other areas requiring stu- tion of Mr. Bell, existing legislation which siniply is not dent attention are approved housing, We'll establish a pervisionary tos workable, elective and appointive offi- ASB fees, student scholarships and Thrust and Parry cept that we're alone, I'll immediately request the ma cials who are not fulfilling their duties, loans. who runs this establishment to tiro a general unwillingness to accept fresh, The college community needs a tically reduce the volume of th imaginative proposals, and heavy poli- freslt imaginative, and practical ap- Decisions Draw Inquiry Wurlitzer. tical maneuvering. proach to these issues. Student gov- And you can tell your acquaintan, The gravest problem, in fact, may ernment should immediately evaluate Offers through social action are reminiscent of the that he will have to depart th Fellow Draftee Jews who expected the Messiah to establish premises immediately. be what some officials describe as itself in terms of existing problems an earthly kingdom. Christ himself told the "petty politicking" throughout student To Share Depot Ride Jews that His kingdom is not of this world. * * * and goals. Unless some serious legis- That's all there is to it just 11. government. These critics charge that (John 18:36). lating is forthcoming, student disillu- Editor: There will never be world peace without the that tune and win! many ASB representatives are so con- sched- Prince of Peace. And Christ's reign is ex- Oh, you might just like to know v. sionment probably will manifest itself Congratulations, Rich Thaw, we are cerned with their political images and uled to be inducted on the sante day. If our ecuted through the hearts and lives of individ- you may win. First prize will be: or political actions that they no longer function as in a mammoth rebellion at the polls 1-S's don't come through, shall we take my ual men, not through ANY social (a) A genuine used cigar ban( car or yours to the bus December 15? organization of ANY nation. There is no in April if not before. to dissolve nationalistic feelings in order (b) A genuine original picture useful public representatives. Don Weiler need to world peace. The message of editor Scott Moore. Advertising Staff, spartan Daily procure across all human boundaries. A7497 Christ cuts (c) One unused complete itine Guest Room Donna Megullkin, A6959 of Carol Doda's SJS visit. Elatine Thorne, A7315 SECOND PRIZE 'Limitless Christianity Second prize will be a chance to Has No Nationalism' 'SRN Chairmen Made the first subscription of Right Guard I 'Procedure Will Cure' only SI,000 I. Editor: And, as you rush to submit your By MILBURN D. WRIGHT faculty has just completed a thorough Wise Decision To Quit' tries, remember this famous quote: Dean. Division of Business review of its undergraduate curricula. The purpose of this letter is to express Editor: concern over the recent actions of the campus "If nominated, I will not run. If el The "administration" is accused of (The graduate program is under review I am heartily encouraged by the decision organization known as Christians for Social ed ..." Well, let's not get radical ahott various and sundry activities, all aimed at currently.) Faculty committees have in- Action. We are not familiar with the purposes to disband the SitH movement. This action keeping Dr. Albert Porter destitute and vested untold man.hours over the last and goals of this organization. But if Friday's was wise for a couple of reasons: unscholarly. This practice of setting up several years to arrive at the programs Forum, as reported in the Spartan Daily, is 1) This is an excellent example to other protest groups of the real possibility of im- straw-men and then knocking them over which will appear in the 1966.67 bulletin. typical of their philosophy, then we would ask, "What happend to Christians for Spread- proving student government through cooper- lirARTAN DA I LY SAN is a technique not unknown nor without The current program is the result of ing the Gospel of Christ?" ation and criticism. JOSE STATE COLLEGE precedent in other communications which this dedicated activity on the part of To begin with, we need to know the defin- 2) Realizing the possible consequences, the Second class postag paid af San Joss. Calif somehow arrive at my desk in copious ition of "nationalism" used by the forum two chairmen made a wise move. The toler- Member California Newspaper Publishers Associ dozens of faculty members. Curriculum and Audit Bureau of speakers. One extreme of nationalism that ant, observant attitude shown in evaluation Circulations. Published dail quantities. evaluation is a continuing activity and of public "response, suggestions and criticism" students of San Jose State College', except S results in isolation, ignorance and prejudice day and Sunday, during It is important that a few facts be pre- it never ends; however, where was Dr. decision. college year. Subscri and the other extreme involving the desire resulted in a laudable accepted only on a remainder-of-semester basis. sented to permit the readers to draw their Porter (luring this process? Was he even for domination and tyranny of other peoples Cecelia Martinson A32 academic year, $9; each semester, $4.50. Off.ca price own conclusions on the merits of Dr. Por- in attendance at his own department meet- surely should and hopefully should have been per copy, 10 cents. Phone 294-6414Edit Est. 2383. 2384, 2385, 2386. Advertising Ert. ter's charges. ings? done away with in America. 2082, 2083, 2084. Press of Globe Printing Co. 0 Another definition of nationalism, which 'Polls Should Include hours 1:45-4:20 p.m. PROMOTE CANDIDATES The Division of Business program is Monday through Friday. In the first place, the "administration" we would employ here, involves patriotism Editor SCOTT MO accredited by the Western College Asso- xnd loyalty to one's government, countrymen, Degree of War Favor' Advertising Manager BOB SCHE is really the faculty of the Management ciation and the degree from SJS with a :ulture and tradition. Day Editor DAVE PRO Department and the Division of Business. If uniting forces of this nationalism are News Editor CARY KO major in business is acceptable at any Editor: Associate Editor for promotion are screened broken down, we play into the hand of the CAROL ALL candidates college or university in the country. The campus polls which show that the Copy Editor TOM M by the senior members of the faculty in communist and socialist forces of the world. Assistant Editor CHRIS RIC "One-worldism" is majority of college students support our in- Sports Echfor involved: these recoil). 'NO CORNER' dangerous because it opens JEFF STOCK the department the way for Communist control of the world. volvement in Viet Nam are not surprising. Campus Life Editor SUSAN Finally, no indiv idual faculty inember Fine mendations are forwarded to the Division No Christian can embrace a philosophy An objective analysis of the situation will Arts Editor SUZAN CRAWS Wire Editor STEVE BE of Business Personnel Committee; both in the Division of Business has any right which denies the existence and power of reveal that we must not lose in Viet Narn. However, it has been said that talk is Public Relations ...... DAVE SHEP departmental and division faculty recom- to feel that he has a "corner" on academic God. And any attempts to combine Christian- Credit Manager ...._.---. FRANK HI cheap, and I can't help wondering about the Businss Manager ..... mendations are fonvarded to the College excellence. We have many fine academi- ity and the political philosophy of any nation JOHN MecEACH are fruitless and dangerous, because Chris- outcome of a poll which would reflect some National Advertising Marlow DON TODO cians, scholars, and teachers. Prestige and Classified Manager RICHARD Promotion Committee; these recotmnen- tianity will inevitably be compromised. degree of support. This poll might include academic respectability are bestowed on the question: I support the war in Viet Nam Production Manager SUE VAN BUS dations are fonvarded to the President for What should our position be? The classic Contest Manager to the extent that I will (will not) join the ANDY DEG professors: they cannot be acquired by example of Christ's reply to the rulers of His Classified Promotion Manager JOE MORI his action. Army and help to fight the war. unilateral declaration. His day is found in Matthew 22:21: ''Render Promotion Manager ___ TERRY PETER Is there a better evaluation than one Polls are like statistics. They give you a therefore unto Caesar the things which are REPORTING STAFF: Roger Allen, Robert Com provided by a professor's peers both inside If Dr. Porter wishes to remedy any real general idea of what's going on, but they don't Caesar's; and unto God the things that are Bob Fisher, Pat Heffernan, John I laid, La and outside of the professor's discipline? or imagined wrongs, he need only place God's." give you all the details. Jackson, Sande Lange, David Lebsch, Sharon Joanne Owns, Bob Reed, Chris Richert, Sa Secondly, the Division of Business faith in the Academic Council procedures. Those who would seek "peace on earth" Bob Vogel A6663 Roysdon. Paul Savoie. Rick Skinner, Rich Th Attention Senior Women! ! ! CHRISTMAS EMPLOYMENT 74 Headquarters PROGRAM for your The Pacific Telephone Company needs qualified senior women to work full time during the Christmas holidays in the San Jose Accounting Office. Gifts for Christmas Cosmetics (Men & Women) in June, 1966. QUALIFICATIONS Must graduate Cards IF SANTA CLAUS HAD A Major in Business or Social Science Stationery VOLKSWAGEN WORK PERIOD December 20-31 (2 weeks) Candy Cameras HE, TOO, WOULD HAVE HIS VW SERVICED AT SALARY $84.50 per week. Stuffed Animals MICHAEL'S MOTORS A meeting will be held in the Education Bldg., room 100 today at 3:30 for all YOUR VW AND PORSCHE SERVICE and REPAIR CENT senior women interested. Please refer any questions to Mrs. Keller, Placement ONLY ONE BLOCK FROM CAMPUS Bureau, Ext. 2034. irt-r6P.g2Dfilf:Tr I0th & William CY 2-5502 Open 8 a.m. fo 6 p.m. Mon. thru Fri. and 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sat. Pacific Telephone Co. 17 S. 8th St., San Jose Phone 295-145 -AL SPARTAN DAILYsi-3 Orientation Committee National Honor Frafernify Gilroy Students UAR Film Today Wednesday, Dec. 8, 1965 A 30-minute L.flur film on the Visit SJS Campus; modern United Arab Republic Interviews Slated Key To Present Pledges titled "This is Egypt" will be pre- Blue Key, national honor Ira- each student in% ites faculty sented during the meeting of tit, Student Orientation Two special tr&ning s2ssions The Forehm View 'Education' ternity, will announce the selection member, will he Dr. Edgar Arab-Atnerican Club today from BOB will be on Tuesday, .Vn. 4 1,, 7:30 Committee of the ASB has an- of five new members at the annual Hornig, history professor, who will 3:30-5 p.m. in Cafeteria A and B p.m. and Monday, Jan 10 at 7:30 Thirty-five students from Gilroy nounced that 50 students are need- Faculty Banquet today, at the speak on "A Liberal Professor's p.m. In the cafeteria. Entertainment during the pro- DYLAN High School spent more than five Hawallan Gardens. Viewpoint on a Two-party System ed to assist during the orientation "In the past gram will be given by Hooshang years the prcgram hours on campus Monday. Students invited into the fra- in the 20th Century." go e ol new foreign students in the has become less adequate la meet- Iran, per- ASTI Pres. John Hendricks wel- ternity this year are Mark Hutch- Tahsiri from Teheran, a eel spring semester. ing the increasing problem,: fa:.ing ins, homecoming committee chair- forming Arabic. Per sian and Sunday, Dec. 12 students in terms of academic, comed the group and their adviser, Christmas Party irlillg Jim Lewis, chairman of the com- man; Bill Clark, ASB treasurer: American music on the "Santour' cultural and social John J. Meeker, to the campus Chi Sigma Epsilon, secretarial 8 p.m. lie] il mittee, said applications will be adjustments," Jack Ferguson, Spartacamp coun- an instrument similar to the harp. Lewis said. honor society, will hold a Christ- tomorrow at in Studio 'Theatre at 9 a.m. Hen- selor; Scott Moore, Spartan Daily according to Mohammad Adman, lona) available today and Lewis also felt that party Sunday at the home what is dticks invited each of the visitors editor and Randy Wright, former mas Arab-Arrirri,:111 jo'r,irleet h the College Union. needed to help the program is a of Kenneth Coffin, chairman of the SAN JOSE to look closely at the "tangible president of IFC and Theta Chi. Interviews will be scheduled Fri- secretarial administration and of- CIVIC AUDITORIUM n concentrated effort to establish an Members are selected for an day, from 1.5 p.m.; Saturday, 9-5 evidence of formal education" of- fice management department. sdy. effective conununication between upper division GPA above the p.m., and Sunday, 1-5 p.m. in fered at SJS. The Coffin home is at 1426 VV.0 Admission: $2.50, 3.50, 4.50 over-all men's average and out- Custom Cleaners LN301. international and American stu- nut Drive, Campbell. Interested in impressions rather standing participation in campus pub! Letters of acceptance will be dents as well as between organiza- 481 E. San Carlos Tickets Available at than instruction, the students visit- life. mallcd Monday. tions of similar interests. between 10th and llth San Jose Box Office rise sl ed KSJS radio-TV labs, science Speaker at the banquet, to which tt of exhibits, gunnery demanstrations, - to A the art gallery, computer center, and other areas. II I II A. tour of the aeronautics de- AMA To Carol urna partment at the San Jose Munici- subset pal Airport was one of the high- lights of the day for the boys and Over S.F. Bay SPARTA girls, most of whom are 16 years SCREEN SCENES wipe old. On Saturday Night SARATOGA STUDIO LIFE The SJS Chapter ot the Ameri- 14502 Big Basin Way 867.3026 396 South First 292-6778 I can Marketing Association AMA) on sale Author To Conduct will celebrate the Christmas sea- THE TRAIN CINCINNATI KID son in a unique way this year. WHAT'S NEW PUSSYCAT? A RAGE TO LIVE e Home Members of the organization will Student Discount Workshop Tonight leave San Francisco International TODAY ODE TO MOVIE The fifth lecture in the Con- Airport aboard a jet airliner Sat- G -A Y ire vett PT. 3 Issue Subscription - $1.75 fraternity of urday night at 10 o'clock, for a MO South First 294.5544 Christian Doctrine Spaceships tram( to the moon. series will be held at 8 tonight, session of "Christmas Caroling STORY OF EIGHT GIRLS Lots of gangsters and their peons. y 79 S. Fifth St. over the Bay." cicrything !tom MANON I sec ft: Z . The Rev. Robert H. Sweeney, A "bon voyage" party at Wood- The movies are made just for me ' ? ma .."111111141111141111i.. author of Group Dynamics in Re- lake Spa in San Mateo will precede the event. r dra ligious Life published in 1965, will TOWNE CINEMA conduct a workshop in "Group Santa Claus is scheduled to lip- When ih you can't 143.3 The Alameda 297-3960 552 S. Bascom 295-7238 We Have The Dynamics and Its Application to pear during the flight, and will Teaching." tD9 hand out favors to the carolers. afford to be dull, "BRILLIANT. NILARIOUSr. intan, Father Sweeney is a past presi- according to AMA publicity chair- r N. Y. Journal Alll Of IC th dent of the University of Portland. man Ray Hellen. sharpen your wits JOSEPH E.LEVINE He holds a doctorate in Canon 10, rifl LOWEST Law, a masters degree in clinical with NoDoz, psychology and a degree in civil ist 11; Gas Prices in San Jose ATATROIANNI law. NoDoz Keep Alert Tablets fight off The object of the workshop Is to A the hazy, lazy feelings of mental OW SS sluggishness. NoDoz How can we make this statement about our guaranteed major familiarize the religion teacher helps restore e: with recent methods of communi- your natural mental vitality...helps _arc! brand gasoline? cating with the student. quicken physical reactions. You be- hcw 0 come more naturally alert to people CaSallOti icturc 1. We buy in volume lots at reduced prices. and conditions around you. Yet 0 NoDoz is as safe as coffee. Anytime 2. We have a low overhead -low expense operation. Team Wins 701 itine maGOo'S ...when you can't afford to be dull, VFW PICTUNI 3. We don't go in for bright lights and hoopla - just COW2 The SJS Air Force ROTC Drill sharpen your wits with NODOZ. FUI RIM/ fast service and low priccs the word is out ... 110 Team won first place in the mili- SAFE AS COFFEE tary division of a Sunnyvale Christ- e to it's MAGOO'S I ow nrnaz a mamba. KAI 'marrow I 4th & William 6th & Keyes mas parade last week. tor the finest pizza and tastiest Lard The Drill Team, under the com- char-broiled burners! 10th & mand of C/Major Steven Shervais, 13th & Julian Taylor MAGOO'S Tostirvatitm An DAVIS/. ',MKS your competed against the Stanford A WOODFAIL 'RECOMMENDED not ADOLTO ONLYI Naval ROTC and the University HIDEAWAY tote: Plus Plus of Santa Clara's army ROTC Drill 286-2484 123 So. Fourth PURITAN OIL CO. ORDERS TO TAKE OUT GIRL WITH THE GREEN EYES Lers TALK ABOUT WOMEN IF el Teams. abut'

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I 't wen lin: game tea! le I. ,. from the beginning judo classe, - TONIGHT Doily Sport. 1' act. even iltaugh we di.I Fla): a can ir.. may be THRU Weigh-in for the tottrnamen If comparative scot, mean any- teal gnarl game," the veteran mcn- cn 11,7 IPA' . in r. A was .,11-1 ID in that we ? SATURDAY : ill be from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.n. thing, San Jose Stat is the beit tor added. The matches have tear basketball team in ft+ NN Many %, ? Curtain 8:15 p.m. ,:empetition because sevcial men,- Athletic Conferem The reasoning 1,, t. College Thlatre ,ers of the varsity team CORONA UNDERWOOD ROYAL REMINGTON Huads from the It.ninninz, jud., the overwhelming t SJSC S1udents 75c .1:isscs and have bi-on the WCAC title t,. .!, Box Office Tel. 294-6414 1 A ! intnninntiinintinninntninlinni- in a row. HOWeN't 5ypeturileto beaten by the SI . Maw TYPEWRITERS RP ITFr) who weie in Dun (I,. . LIVE ENTERTAINMENT Monda:. night. 58-7:7 Spartan coach Ste '18 NIGHTS A WEEK ever. is smart cri a, i: 4 6 that these compara :s t F N FEATURING: mean much. TYPEWRITER CO. RicatzOos Due to the fact that :, IQ early SAN JOSE Free Pnrkirg 241 `1- : r3 6383 The Shadygrove Singers season and most clubs are giving Wed., Fri. and Sun. all their players a chance, com- parative scores do not held as The Cal IV Thurs. and Sat. much weight as they do later in CaPe%i494: "66" the season. Jim Lewis and Trio Mon. REPORTs RIDICULOUS X Inman laughs iadio reports that have been calling the Spar- -411 Open Daily at 4 p.m. tans overwhelming favorites for Entertainment the WCAC crown now. at 9 p.m. Although definitely pleased with starts the Stanford win, which he termed a "great psychological victory," $16 9tecee:ci,t 218 WILLOW ST. Tnman doesn't see his club as a Dandy "66" DINNERS CY 4-4009 shoo-in for WCAC honors. !HACK PATTEN and E31_,CDOM'S FEARLESS FRANK Spartan center Frank Tarrantts, despite In preseason ratingP, USF is ANAS=INIIINIMERONIN/ A HITE DYEBBLE SI-ICDES giving away as much as three inches, scored II points and ranked as hlah ap seventh in the FOR ART SUPPLIES Cenler SAN JOSE PAINT grabbed six rebounds Monday night as the Spartans upset Stan- nation in some polls, while Uni- I35 S. lst Downtown Valls Fair ind Strnet et San Fernando ford 58-57. He also turned in the key defensive play of the game versity of Pacific is given the nod 0 over SJS for second place in the by blocking a shot in the late going with the Spartans ahead WCAC. by one. However, Monday night the The lusty life is back Spartans overeame what was ex- tiria0111 o pected to be their biggest hind- rance in earning the crown -- lack And it starts at Personalized !ntramural Announcements of height. The sign-ups for the preseason REIROUNDING EVEN the Sign of the Pub basketball tournament will be Although the tallest Spartan Christmas :to intramural wre:dling tour- next Wednesday, with the actual tour- starter was shorter than the small- Uncork a flask of Pub Cologne. If you heai nament starts 'tonight with first Cards ,nament beginning after Christmas est front -liner for the Indiana, tankards clash and songs turn bawdy, if the .unt matches hec,ihrting La Stanford was able to enjoy only 7 in vacation. torches flare and the innkeeper locks up his 20% OFF h rest ling room. a 44-43 rebounding advantage. Inman especially praised the re- night .. it's because you've Hurry in and make your selection. The tournament will continue. OFFICIALS daughter for the Y., name prInted fr.r. bounding efforts of S. T. Saffold. imrsilay and niclay. Students interested in serving been into the Pub and 1 Week On1y Although having a bad night shoot- as paid officials for the-intramural ing-wise, Saffold was outstanding unloosed the lusty life. R%SKETIBALL basketball league should. contact on the boards. He grabbed 12 re- MAN acssa PAINT latraimiral Direetor Dan Unruh T)r. Unruh. bounds, the same as Indian giants AND WALLPAPER CO. lhal he will A meeting for the -prospective &JR Kosanke..and Rich. Daher. = - ----111111"441.1.118 , the Spartan Com Iron) b:.10 "This game had a great psy- innwWEINOWIlk IRMA officials will be held next week. PUB , it p.m. every night for intra- chological advantage for our squad COI OCNE momminommiEnir baskethall icams intine,to:1 Dr. Unruh will announce the date because Stanford had beaten USF. !tic's looking at you with Hamm s using the Gytn. later. Also. it was sweet to beat the t 1.0R Teams will have In sign tip with Indians in December and on their in order to reserve home court two factors which thru9/ court. out of "See Soccer Banquet usually bring the best Stanford," Inman said. The SJS soccer squad will have "We also showed that we can I its annual dinner banquet in the handle a big team, as there aren't Tankards Did You Ever Think About many squads in the area bigger Spartan Cafeteria, Saturday eve- Asking the Giant Snowflake than Stanford," he continued. ning at 6. Created for men by Revlon for a Inman felt the maturity and Giff of CONTACT Pub cologne, after-shave, and cologne spray. S3.75 to S10.00. Ticket price is two dollars and poise of the Spartans was mani- LENSES This Christmas? aftsk the affair is open to the public. fested in the way they "stayed - Tenth St. Pharmacy SAN JOSE OPTICAL CO. I 0.11 tta Fl" ' 11 634 E. S., i Leading Gymnasts In SJS Meet . 293 2312 The hip 'mastic performersithe second annual San .lose State \i,..t of the Rockies converge into Invitational Gymnastics meet 11111711117/0 :1 AT4 ;J:11411 Spdi tan Gym on Friday night for Events. are scheditled to get WE BUY -TRADE -RENT under way at 7:30. Spartan coach Clair Jetinett ex- pects the University of California CHANCES ARE YOU to dominate the nleet. Cal quali- fied many squad members in the Xestern Tournament at San Fran- ARE PAYING TOO MUCH USED , HCO State last weekend to earn G.I. JP We favorites role. NYLON Entered for the Spat tans are ADULT'S SKIS FOR YOUR CAR INSURANCE 'AMOUS MAKES SKI PARKAS ronv Coppola, sophomore flash MULTI lAMINATED 0 AUTOMATIOUE it !from Hillsdale; Jeff Wolfe. junior SKI IFLOCITE Bring this ad and see 'AMON SQUAW .,71 letterman from Pasaden ft and BOOTS AUSTANG /I! MANY how you can save money. ticshman Mike nelatad, a former >TOURS - BRAND m 3 9 pl YEW!! PLASTIC .'itpertino star. BOTTOM Among the teams entered in Fri- STRETCH 3 9 VALUES 1- "'t," day's meet are Cal, Stanford, San- I Comp:my NN aE e B80,0a nT UP TO PANTS 19 A ta Barbara, Chico State, Sacra- dS,1/2 OFF 1499 50 MEN'S 8 A JOHN C. VIERHAUS mento State, San Francisco State, CHILD'S BOOTS 3.99 99 WOMEN'S 4. EPDX SKIS WOOL 2 SKI WWISI FINEST SKI CONSTAIK' 377-1704 San Fernando Valley State and !ION WILL OUT PERFORM MTTAC 4 At the Pub in olden days, the cavalier had ISWEATERS 5- 99 !KIS EVERT t 4 Cal Poly at San Luis Obispo. NAT! MADE # 99 41FTER SKI to keep a sharp lookout for an enemy who, 9 THERMAL 1 99 FAPAOUS BY Pe9 BOOTS 1.991 VAFAANA 4 under the guise of a friendly drink, might r, uNDERwEAR yr 1.i, nr isittt..nts 1 , y BINDINGS transparent bottom en- to surprise him. The Victor James, Jr. presents sr ..BUCKI.E'BOOTS SAVE TO 1/2 A2 ,tbled him to be ever ready to unsheath his TERRIFIC IVY V i JIIIIIIIS slakes ON THESE SU. SKI sword and jump to action. V !IA!. I.! olitked Not To PERI METAL isPnkOgii:EaS( 1.99 "AN EVENING with ,5!1 Publish 'I he Names) SKIS. WE NAVE 99 SD a message to a beamish bar- 7,," BRAND NEW. 20 fin. 5 NIL RANCE OF SIZES.:UT ults ter tdd) Or to vvink 77 LIMITED SUPPLY. COW' V Reg. to 79.50'd /tI EARLY 16 99 A"A maid on whom he had an eye. ti A ROLAND HAYES" It TURTLE NECK SNOW SHOES USED SKIS SKI SOX A Here are 4 such tankards in silvertone A Sunday, December 12-4 p.m. 3 T-SHIRTS i Oa for c Go Automatique C99 . 99c A finish. Each one 20 oz., and decorated with p Reg. 4.95 1.17 KIDS J., / and Others J A tE ___ _ _ A one of the fun-loving Hamm's designs below. Scottish Rite Temple SKIS - TOBOGGANS - SAUCERS A A Use order form for one or more sets. Third and St. James i Ski Pants Used 3.99 SALES AND RENTALS A ? A "Once in a long time there ( an artist who can so EVERY rl OPEN 'TIL 9 NIGHT SUNDAY 10 TO 5 ',I Symbols immerse himself in music that his.singing becomes an 10 A ETO: Status ..senseir ,00.""es ,pecisrmea ? A P.O. Box 9304 eialted meditation . " St. Paul, Minn. Ark BOW& Deems TaylorNEW YORK TIMES 55177 rem "' 9rasersem1Y ' "Roland Hayes, internationally acclaimed Liedersinger, ' DISCOUNT is marvelous. Within his stylistic assumptions he per- i Please rush me Tankard Set(s) kr $5.95 per set of 4. forms with a still astoundingtichness of vocal resource, am enclosing , check cash money order concentration and rhythm.'' V Michael SteinbergTHE BOSTON GLOBE 3eiIP et Name "He is one of the greatest living artists in the field 11 06 has chosen." Address LONDON TIMES POSALE Membership Card INo Reserved Tickets Available at Everybody Welcome! City . State 2ip Use Our Layaway, MOUNTAIN VIEW I plants in St. Paul, Minn . Sherman & Clay Box : BankAntet icard, MS Theo. Hamm Bowen( Co.. Office Y70.R5K,S112R_E :2 89 So. Firsi St 50 No Winchester $ lst Nein:nal 1299 EL (Ammo 293-6252 248.6124 I: Charge or Cash 9 A In Coilege Theerfer 111.1121111VOIDAILIN11 **********************: Wednesday, Dec. 8.1965 SMART STUDENTS SAVE $ $ $ 1Dybbuk' Reopens Tonight Annual Christmas SUZAN CRAWSHAW the Drama Department, is dif- revived in F.:astern Europe in the Art Auction Sale Fine Arts Editor ferent eighteenth century, the play Was Most of us are accustomed to Tickets are still available to written by Sholom Ansky in plays staged in our whitewash repeat productions to be staged 1917. To End Saturday ticky-tacky livingrooms or amidst tonight, tomorrow, Friday and The drama department Pre- Shakespearian regelia or on Saturday nights at 8:15 in Col- sented adagrtation by visiting Going, going, gone. SJS's De- : Splashy sets whch scream every lege Theater. professor Mordecai Gorelik. partment of Art will conclude * : If you earned a "B" average in : detail leaving nothing to powers SUPERSTITION famed set designer and theater its fifth annual Christmas Art of mind. Based on a superstition from historian directed the produc- Auction sale Saturday. SPRING SEMESTER you will : "The Dybbuk," presented by Hassidism, a Jewish movement tion and designed the sets. Original works of art hy stu- Iyourreceive an EXTRA 20% discount * - - Ansky's play concern.s a young dents and faculty of the depart- or savings of $50-$150 on CAR tit girl Leah, who is possessed by ment aren't gone yet. INSURANCE. T. ,- ' ,. , : a dybbuk or demon, on her wed- Items for sale will be located offer,i only * ,,,* Feast of the ding day. The dybbuk is the in the Art Gallery east wing of STATE FARM INSURANCE ^,,, spirit of lover, Harmon. the Art Building from 9 a.m. in (11,1 ' - : I . ' Ai. and -' her true i driver 7 I - - I ' The two had been bethrothed by to 4 p.m. The auction takes PAUL J. SCOLA Immaculate Conception their parents before they were place Friday and Saturday in OFFICE: 3784123 RES.: 2444108 born but the pact had been A133 at 7 a.m. AFAF4U1SALASAWF* ..... ********* broken. DIFFICULT ROLE December 8 Susan Hooper plays Leah. The NOW AVAILABLE! ! role is difficult. It calls for a superior actress. Miss Hooper is WOLLENSAK STEREO TAPE RECORDERS Masses at such an actress. She is able to convince the audience that the dybbuk is incarnated in her DISTINGUISHED PIANIST Eugene Istomin, leading keyboard from 149.95 NEWMAN CENTER body. artist, will appear in concert in Concert Hall at 8:15 Friday night. Eddy Emanuel plays Harmon, Free to students, the program is part of the AS8 Spartan Pro- 79 So. 5th St. the young man who becomes gram Committee's Invitation to the Arts Series. ASH RADIO & TELEVISION the dybbuk. The able actor por- noon 2 p.m. 4 p.m. 6 p.m. trays the demon with intensity 97 E. San Salvador at 3rd 295-1484 and hellfire. lstomin To Present Other convincing portrayals are given by Stanley Anderson as Fteb Sender, Leah's father, and John Beauchamp as Rabbi Plano Concert Friday Azreal. Pianist Eugene Istomin will stance, I must reach my own Gorelik's sets are in perfect Pendleton present a concert at 8:15 p.m. conclusions as to what he want- harmony with the mood of "The ed. Dybbuk." They are meant to Friday in Concert Hall. suggest the surrealistic atmos- Tickets to the third Program Button-dopf,'; phere of this worthwhile play. in ASB Spartan Programs Com- mittee's Introduction to the Arts Open Tonight $14.95 Series are available at the Stu- dent Affairs Business Office. BEAL' TIES They are free to students and. Until 9 p.m. faculty and $1.50 for general ENGAGEMENTS public. Carol Hardy, senior home ec- onomics major from Saratoga, GREATEST PIANIST A slim, trim traditional shirt affiliated with Delta Gernma has Istomin, named by cellist Pab- with placket front, back Walk in now for become engaged to Jerry Booh- lo Casals as being, "among our pleat, hanger loop. 100% er, senior nuclear physics ma- greatest pianists," made his first feleME Virgin wool in piaics, Hofbrau Style Food Moderate Prices jor from San Carlos who is a tour of the Soviet Union last spring. The checks, authentic tartans. Roast Eastern Beef 1.50 Member of Sigma Phi Epsilon. tour was sponsored by the Soviet Ministry of Cul- Also available in short Virginia Baked Ham 1.50 The couple plans an early June wedding. ture and the U. S. State De- sleeves, $13.95. S-M -L-XL. Kosher Style Comed Bed ISO oes for Anne B000loo, junior sociology partment under the Cultural Ex- Roast forn Turkey ...... - ...... -...._....- 1.50 major from San Jose, has re- change program. Chicago Style Pastrami ...-...... 1.50 vealed her bethrothal to Tom Istomin's career began in 1943 when, at the age of 18, he Roast Turkey Leg . 1.45 Contratto, senior accounting and won 1110 TO finance major from San Jose, the Youth Contest of the Phila- "pE who is a member of Alpha Eta delphia Orchestra. A few days COMIINATION PLATES PE WON iMMILLS Sigma. The pair plan an August later he made his New York g 1"1 I " Any 2 meats $1.75 Any 3 meats $2.00 wedding. debut in Carnegie Hall with the Susan Garn, junior Spanish New York Philharmonic Sym- ALWAYS VIRGIN WOOL Slab of nutty Swiss cheeee .35 Is -Wedgies major from San Jose has be- phony as winner of the Leven- orders include choice of Barbecued Beans, come engaged to Gary Gene tritt Prize. ye your size Taylor, psychology major from BACH FESTIVAL AAAAA to B OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL 9 P.M. or Macaroni, Bread and Butter 81/2 to 12 Saratoga. The wedding date is His career began to span con- UNTIL CHRISTMAS set for June 30. tinents Visit the Gaslite for Fun. Banquet Facilities 5 to 700. after 1950 when Pablo $12.00 to PINNINGS easels requested Istomin be in- $30.00 Ballroom Leasing. Rooms from $85 Per Month. marvel Meyers, freshman at vited to the Bach Festival at Oceaside-Carlsbad College in Prades, France. ART MARTINEZ Oceanside, announces her pin- Istomin charge occounte SAN CARLOS at MARKET STS. CY 5-2626 has since played re- open thurs. 9 ning to Rob Shaffer, junior so- peatedly in nearly every major Located in the Sainte Claire Hotel Men's Wear cial science major affiliated with music center. He has played at Sigma Phi Epsilon. Shaffer is the Edinburgh, Berkshire and Corner of First and San Carlos from Oceanside. Israel Festivals _-'_U1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 (Paid Religious Advertisement) 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111' and in special First National and Bank We validate all parking concerts at the White House 311 L SAN ANTONIO Cf1441111 of America Charge Plans tickets TOWER HALL and Carnegie Hall. DIIMInr See Jae "I am Who I Am" The Tower Hall mullion, which has been inactive during the re- STYLE modeling of 'TR, normally rings In discussing his style, Isto- The Old Testament God of the Jews revealed Himself to Motes every quarter hour frcen 7 a.m. min recently said, "It's a matter as th self-existent One, the underived and all-powrful Being who of having something to say in alone can truly say, "I arn Who 1 am." It was at a burning bush to 9 p.m. Appropriate tunes can that Moses encountered the unchangeable God: be played too, as there is a key- your own way. I mean a com- CHAPMAN COLLEGE "Moses said to God, 'If I come to the people of Israel and board of 12 tones. ment on the work you are play- say to them, "The God of your fathers has sent ITO to you," and ing. That does not mean that Seven Seas Division they ask me, "What is His name?", What shall I say to }kern?' God I try to depart, in the musical said to Moses, 'I AM WHO I AM,' and He said, 'Say to the people Brighten lip sense of the word, from vvhat Program for of Israel, "1 AM has sent you" . the Lord God of your fathers, Your Liberal Arts Undergraduate the God of Abraham, the God of Isaac, and the God of Jacob. has the composer intended. sent you: this is my name for ever and thus I am to be remembered Holidav "However, since I did not Spring 1966 Semester On Board the throughout all generations:- (Exodus 3:13-16). Shot, Apparel at .. have the fortune to be present Our English word "Jehovah- is the well.established rendering of ECONOMY SHOE when Beethoven composed the the Hebrew "YHWH" which is derived from the verb "to be." This 43 E. Santa Clara 294-9929 Floating Campus: m.s. Seven Seas narne of God was so sacred to the Jews that it was not to be uttered Appassionata Sonat a, for in- aloud. The word "Adonai" (Lord. Master) was substituted when Sailing Around the World speaking of "YHWH" or "Jhovah." 0 The name "Jehovah" appears at least 7,000 times in the Old Testament. This name of God is always used when God is spokn W. C. LEAN JEWELERS--Our 6Ist Year in Sart Jose of as the "Provider." -Redeemer," "Shepherd," "Healer," "Rightous- ness," and the "Peacst" of His people Israel th great "I AM," sufficient for every human ned. y If was an ang1 who told Mary and Joseph that their child was to be called "Jesus." (Luke 1,3I, Matthew 1:18-25). The name "Jsirs" is the Greek rendering of the Hebrew word -Joshu" or i(atall 7144fellt 0/7/(9'We'l I "Jehoshue" which means -Jehovah Savior.- OT What disturbed the religious leaders of His day was not th MNERARY of thc overseas program formerly con- nrne "Jsus," but the claims which Jesus Christ made to be God. ducted by the University of the SEVEN The Jewish priests were shocked and outraged when Jesus said that Spring 1966 Semester (126 days) leaves Los Angeles on February 10, 1966. Ports SEAS has become an integral part of Chap- He was the very same unutterable "1 AM" who int with Moses and man College. the burning bush and who had called Abraham to lead His people: of call arc: Tahiti, Wellingtcm. Sydney, Perth, Singapore, Madras, Colombo, Our students, admitted to the program Your father Abraham rejoiced,' said Jesus, 'that he was to No ordinary rituts these ... must mem regular admission standards of see my day: h saw it and was glad.' . . The Jws said to Him Tamatave (Madagascar), Dar es Salaam 'You Djibouti (Somaliland). Ethi- Chapman College and upon fulfilling its are not yet fifty years old, and have seen Abraham?' Jesus but carefully gelected diamnewk (Tanzania), will receive grades and said to them, 'Truly, truly, I say to you, before Abraham was, 1 AM.' opia. Suez. Alexandria, Beirut, Haifa. requirements. So they took up stones to throw at Him.- (John 8:56-59). Piraeus ( Athens), Naples ( Rome ) , TUniS. credits in accordance vvith its regularly Jesus Christ made other startling claims for Himself which linked of mitstanding quality. set In Casablanca, Funchal (Madeira). Arriving established standards. Transcripts of Him directly with the Jhovah God of the Old Testament. H said, New York lune 17. 1966. grades, therefore, undcr normal admission "1 arn the bread of life. This is the bread which comes down from einunteep of reoposite taste policies. should entitle the student to trans- heven, that men may at of it mid not elie," (John 4,48.501. "I 4111A RATES, TUMON AND FEES fer credits to colleges that accept ,1,..credits- tion standards of thc Western Association am the light of the world, He who follows me will not walk in and beauty. Each set Ir a Minimum rates for ship accommodation. darkness, but will have the light of life.- (John 8.12). "I am the meals and all service from 51,690.00 plus of Schools and Colleges. good shepherd, the good shepherd lays down His lif for His sheep." tuition, orientation. field trip end visa fees OPTIONS (John 10.11). -I am the resurrection and the life, h whe believes porfect and permanent symbol of totaling $800.00. Scholarships, loans and in me though he clic yet shall he live, and wh lives and believes , .1. Smitents may enroll for a single semester ,.......so deferred payment plans available. in me shall never die." (John 11.25). "I am the way. the truth. end rut love.. or for a full academic year with one semes- the life; no man corns to the Father be+ by me." (John 14:11). "I ACCREDITATION ter on the floating campus and the other at arn the vine, you are the branches . apart from me you can do Chapman College is fully accredited by Chapman College in Orange. California nothing." (John 15,5). Memo Arvampad or for transfer to another college. (4114,* ' the Western Association of Schools and What Jesus Christ clairned and asserted, that He was in fact Collages and by the California State Board God, is either literally and accurately true or H committed bias- of Education for Elementary and Second- INQUIRIES phrny. Why not discover the truth for yourself? Find out by asking ary Teaching Credentials. Chapman Col- Catalog listing courses for the Spring 1966 God directly Who He is. Permit Him to show Himself to you as IV.2.LVAN appropriate semester available upon reqUeSt. Address I lege holds membership in Jehovah, the great AM, the Lord Jsus Christ, -the same yesterday, euteteri professional and educational associations. all enrollment inquiries to: Director of today, and forever." (Hebrews 13:8). R. N ...1 VINO Admissions, Chapman College (Seven ADMISSION Seas Division), 333 N. Glass:II Street, SINCE 1904 The academic program aboard the floating Orange.California 92666. Telephone (714) campus and all other educ,ational aspects 633-8821. Contemporary Christians on Campus Peet and Sort Fernando Streets- Downtown San Jose Box 11791 Palo Alto As. Padang Log Tinkers VoiLiated - Open Thurry EIVIlilkES ta 9 m.s. Seven Seas under West German registry. . qiitimittialiiiittettuime M IIIIMNIMMIIIIIIIIMINM101111111181111111111111 i 6-KPARTAPI DAILY Wednesday, Dee. R. 1963 Spartaguide Job Interviews TODAY Public Colleges and Universities Salami -e- t I ol GE1 EDirlow Student Meta/- Provide a Liberal EdUcation?" .e}eicIAL All Interslews are held in the TODAY tun:teal and Materials Engineers, TH-Beta, 1:30 p.m., S230, regu- Samissielt A Placement Center, ADM234. Ap- CAMPFIRE GIRLS, INCORPO- 2:30 p.m., E124 Balcony, to discuss lar 'fleeting. pointment signups are nou being engineering open house projects FoR RATED: education, recreation, lib- Baptist Student Union, 7:30 p.m., taken for all December inter- and outing. eral arts, sociology and home eco- PER109, "Student Night at Christ- VIPWN. January grads are urged nomies majors for positions as field Newman Catholic Student Or- to sign up as soon as possible in director, district director, execu- ganization, 8 p.m., 79 S. Fifth St., Sigma Deltic Chl, 7 p.m., J208, Glass of the Placement Center. tive director, Female only. Area fifth lecture in the Confraternity general meeting. of work is U.S. of Christian Doctrine series. Beer THE R. T. FRENCH COMPA- Peruhing Wien, 6 p.m., College Now Open NY: liberal arts and business ma- Chapel, initiation of pledges. jors for sales management ancl Industrial Arts Club, 3:30 p.m., M & J marketing trainees--1nitial assign- IA240, discussion on mentally re- Open Tonight SMOKE SHOP ment retail sales representation. tarded and Christmas projects. Specializing in ... Male only. Area of work Ls San Phruteres, 7 p.m., AWS lounge, Francisco-Los Angeles. Until 9 p.m. Magazines joint executive meeting of Circle DRUG STORES COR- K at 6:30 p.m. All board members 45'

Pocket Books THRIFTY Journals and Periodicals PORATION, .. INCORPORATED: are required to attend. GOLDEN STAR Sundries open to all majors for positions as Society for the Advancement of DELICATESSEN OPEN management trainees to lead retttil Management (SAM), 7 p.m., Ste. Corner 2nd & Santa Clara Monday thru Friday management and supervision. Male Claire Hotel, guest speaker, nomi- 12 noon to 10 p.m. only. Area of work is California. nations for officers. felextecl Saturday and Sunday HI'NT FOOD AND INDUS- Tau Delta Phl, 7:30 p.m., HE5, 12 noon to 7 p.m. TRIES, INCORPORATED: busi- guest speaker, Edward A. Dionne, associate professor of engineering M & J ness administration, liberal arts, marketing and economic majors graphics will speak on "Cybernet- GIRLS! SMOKE SHOP for positions as sales management ics and Man." 261 E. William St. Son Jose trainee. Mule only. Area of work Arab-Atnerican Club, 3:30 p.m., Having trouble selecting the is California (ultimately all parts Cafeteria A and B, movie entitled perfect gift for that special of U.S.). "This Is Egypt," also Hooshang fella. This year get him some- BEST FOODS, DIVISION OF Tahsiri performs Arabic music on -") RENT A CORN PRODUCTS: open to all the Sant our. thing for his car from our wide majors for positions in retail food Orchests - Modern Dance Club SCieCiiOn. TYPEWRITER sales Male only. Area of work is 7 p.m., PER262, regular meeting. 1141111, the San Francisco Bay Area. Flying Twenties, 7:30 p.m, Special Student Rates Engr.147, general meeting. Seat Covers - TOMORROW from or Coed Directory 16.95 H 0 e Economies Chapter, 7 We offer a wide Seat belts-6.95 Rent To Own "Hustler's Handbook, 1965-66," p.m., HI, Christmas Party, games selection of tools. compiled and published by SJS group caroling, entertainment, gift students Eric Metcalf and Jim exchange, nominations of new of- Discounts for students DECEAlefici' semesters and Pulliam, is now available in the ficers for next two CHRISTI! ks -1.1)ITION Acir Spartan Boolcstore for 75 cents. Christmas basket donation. BUSINESS MACHINES AND OpFICE EQUIPMENT The directory contains the names, Hillei Club, 7:30 p.m., 79 S. Fifth addresses, phone numbe r, age, St., Dr. Mervyn L. Cadwallader. I e,(1) ore I SPARTAN DAILY height, major and year in college associate pmfessor of sociology and 2)_Ado __CI of the 300 women whom the au- humanities, to speak on "Should thors feel are the most attractive 292-3567 3rd & San Salvador at SJS. January Graduates Spartan Daily Classified our classic sharkskin suit IF SHES WORTH Offered Services has natural good looks! 1:TIM POLAROID 100. W arry. case & flash. MALE STUDENTS. Sgl. $37.50. Share ANNOUNCEMENITii, YOUR WHILE, . i ,c1 In, 6 pkg. color film. $28. Kit. & Ivgrrn. priv. 167 E. St. John. All January graduates interested la h bulbs. $200 cost. Pay 295-6869. in employment opportunities are C.E. 99 OR MATH 133 NOTES OR ;IT 243 9991 Rm. 73. A. Jorgensen aft. TUTOR WANTED. Ca.,h. ; GIRL ROOMMATE TO SHARE ONE urged to register now with the 295-3971. BDRM APT. For spring sem. $50 mo. 295- Placement Center ADM234, Mrs. PTANO: Ebony console. Seldomly used. 3962. MUSICIAN WANTED: E.r. P . Mary Schaff. business industrial mer, preferabie . . HEAD COMP. G.S. 210. W/bindinqs. SGL. ROOMS. Males. $30. Kit. T.V. placement supervisor, announced. known local oroup. Cc, r- Showers. 720 S. 3rd. 2352 aft. 5 p.m More than 30 companies are con- I & 2 BDRMS. Furn. DI, Pool. Close to tWING-A.THOU TOYS FOP TOTS. LAEAT BOOKS SET FtiR SALE. Book ducting on-campus interviews this i .c iu. Like new. SJS. $120 & up. 295-8514, 295-5553. Si-jmo Ni. ,4, ' $250. 292-9799 week. City, county and federal 6. WANT FEMALE TO SHARE 2 BDRM. SPRING ELECTIVE NEEDED' APT. 785 Locust. Pat Chavez, 298-3221. government agencies will also be +v EST I NGHOUSE prtble. stereo like new ' 2-14-3553 after 5 p.m. NOW I WK. FREE. I bdrm. apts. 741 seeking January graduates. S. 6th. 295.8531. $90. Opportunities for all majors will ’’’’:4-;44ELP WANTED (41 MALE ROOMMATE NEEDED. Upp. div. be available including accounting. Backbone of every sound campus wardrobe: Our hardfinished, 2 bdrm. $50 tightly woven, pure mo. 420 S. 4th. #1. business, marketing, science. math, worsted sharkskin in authentic natural '56 CHEV. Stick. 6 E c-i -1 292. FEMALE: Sr. or orad to do typing for LG. shoulder model. Navy. Olive. Cambridge Grey. Only 59.90 or 2 BDRM. FURN. APT. Quiet. Wash. engineering, economics, recreation. 0696. ruld.,1 aiid erstwhile Republican & dryer. Garage. 546 S. 5th. 294-3810. 5.00 a month. (Others 57.50 to 100.00) '62 MG MIDGET. P 'H. 04SO. 1 d ire 736.1566. social science and liberal arts. TRANQUIL MANOR. Girls boarding Charge up to $100 - just show your ASB or faculty card 426 S. 293:193E GC1T A NEW FORMULA: I need help house. Contract. Lrg. disct. 264-5981. rcu warita work equals lotsa money SHE'S WORTH '62 SPRITE Er-. c--d-TArmy c-alILd) BEAUT. of us. Part or full time. P. R. MODERN 2 BEAM. FURN. APT. Director To Talk _ C-,11 292.2044 for appt. Salary 556 S. Ilth. 295-1265. WINING and DINING '63 MONZA CONV - cr female. FEMALE STUDENTS: Room & board. C4F2.0DINS Seitz 4 spri Unappd. house. 3 blks. SJS. Hi-fi. T.V. at BOHANNON'S On Opportunities '63 VW CAMPER ti.,:)-;?, 'HOUSING 151 Fireplace. Italian cook. No contract. $80 VALLEY FAIR - SHOP MON. THRU SAT. UNTIL 9:30 P.M. 21,000 mi. C 21f mo. 286-4331. SAN ANTONIO CENTER - SHOP MON. THRU SAT. UNTIL 9:30 P.M. I -SACRIFICE. '..ANE APT. Lg. new bdrm. for 3. See to CONTRACT FOR SALE. 1 girl. Kennedy You could probably secure In Foreign Study cond. 293-095-,, 439 S 4th 286-4442. Hell. Jeri. Phone 298.2206. Spring sem. - - I $70 MODERN BACH. APT. Clean, quiet. COMPLETELY FURN. MODERN W the beachhead alone, but Opportunities for overseas study '62 CORVAIR SPYDER CONY. 4 rf,d. t, male. 517 S. 9th. 298-0602. BDRM APT. W/elec. kit. Pool. 2895 Al- will be discussed by Dr. Thomas New top. Exc. cord. $1C95 r_idcr. 736 PRIVATE ROOM. Separate entrance & maden Rd. Phone 266-6146. with Bohannon's fine food 5239. P. Lantos, director of the Cali- 1 balh in home. Girl. $40. 292-1327. SPACIOUS I IDRM. APT. 11/2 blks. and tranquil atmosphere fornia State Colleges International '58 FORD CONY. C- frit- -if, 2 8DRM APT, modn. blk SJS. 475 S. 4th #8. P- 1 $120 11/2 Programs, Monday at 3:30 p.m 1 4 5 pm J. b..irhs. Girls. 292-1327. allied to your cause, she PERSONALS 171 in CH150. 2 BORM W/Vi cpts, drps, fem. All elec. VW '57. I new. cord. MI. Dr. Lantos will explain him v. , 1 & Reed. 248-9145. CUSTOM made contemporary wedding hasn't a fightite chance. FOUNDATIONS LINGERIE - HOSIERY I:25 RENTS A 2 BDRM ONE BATH rings. Geo. Larimore. 354.1273. SJS students can study in Spain, 56 CHEV. BEL AIPT HOME. Console. furn. & will occom. 4 HEY GANG! SPARTA LIFE GOES ON Italy, Germany, Sweden, Japan LEOTARDS and TIGHTS 440 Elizabeth St. 11/2 blks. from SALE TODAY! ! ! or Taiwan while remaining en- . Zelpo Realty 259-4230. RACE PREPARED. rolled and earning credit here. 2 BEAMS. Furn. Paneled Ivgrm. Rees. -1,E1VICES (18) Students interested in applying Bali Ible. Mgr. 547 S. I Ith Apt. #1. 28E+- OUR next year may 5692 _ TYPING SERVICE - East San Joss. for overseas study Vassarefte MALE STUDENTS. Room w/kit. privi. 258-4335. obtain information brochures and EXPERTS 1,1, Utensils furn. 655 S. 6th St. AUTO INSURANCE FOR STUDENTS. application forms in ADM269. HARDLY USED. Accerrhuette Ho,rli stor, i /4 2 2'rt, 3066. Chet Bailey. 286-5385. 449 W. San Interviews with Dr. Lantos be- Carlos. WILL NEW SPACIOUS APTS. Furn. Fireplaces. tween 1:30 and 3:30 p.m. Monday, Color T.V. I dosets. Sundeck. TYPING. Term papers, Formfit HEAD C05111 taking thesis. etc. Pica may be scheduled with Dr. Harris FIT Close to SJS. Now electric. 243.6313. 2:5 I2th. 295.4591 or 1401 So. First 292-1266 Martin, associate professor of his- Skippies TYPING. Term papers, thesis, book re- tory, in (11217. YOU ports. All work guaranteed. 259-5118. =1. FAST SERVICE GUARANTEED. Typing Permalift CLASSIFIED RATES for students. Thesis, term papers, letters, To buy, sell, rent or etc. Eip. pica. 292-3274. Lady Marlene THESE FINE announce anything, Minimum TYPING IN MY HOME. Exper., depend- able, reasonable. 294-1313. BRANDS IN just fill out and clip Two lines One time Three times Five times Renee this handy order One time 50c a line 25c a line 20c a line EXPERT TYPING. All kinds. Reasonable. BRAS AND Phone 294.3772. 9-6. OKS blank. 2 lines $1.00 $1.50 52.00 Jezebel PANTIE GIRDLES TYPING IN MY HOME. 3 lines 1.50 2.25 3.00 Experienced, accurate, & dependable. 259.4710. Olga 4 lines 2.00 3.00 4.00 TYPING. All kinds. IBM electric. Work 'Wonderful glib 'or Send to: Spartan Daily 5 lines 2.50 3.75 5.00 guaranteed. Jo Vine, 378-8577. Warners PLUS- CLASSIFIEDS, Add this TRANSPORTATION 19) HOSIERY 1206, San lose State amount for College, San lose 14, each addi .50 .75 1.00 ChriJimaJ Poirette tonal line 3 NEED RIDE TO SAVANNAH, GEO. LINGERIE Calif. XMAS VACATION. Call 294.2922. Tower Lilyette Print your ad hers: "A Charlie Brown Christmas" by Schulz S2.50 LEOTARDS (Count 33 Letters and Spaces tot Each Um) CAR GOING EAST TO ST. LOUIS VIA CHECK A U.S. 66. Share driving & gas. Call Janne Jantzen TIGHTS CLASSIFICATION Rankin between 9.5. 327.0141. Leaving "The Prophet" by Gibran $3.95 Dec. 17. Smoothie D Announcements (I) RIDE OR CAR POOL WANTED DAILY "Christmas is a Time of Giving" by Anglund D Automotive (2) FROM CUPERTINO AREA. 253.2586. D For Sale (3) . $1.95 BANKAMERICARD CI Help Wanted (4) To place an ad: FIRST NATIONAL CHARGE D Housing (5) "Sonnets from the Portuguese" by Browning CONVENIENT PARKING VALIDATED D Lost and Found (6) Vrif the $3.95 D Personals (7) Classified Adv. Office -J206 D Services (8) gut WE GIVE LI Transportation (9) BLUE CHIP Daily . . . and many more at both stores clYP 1 STAMPS Name Addrass Phone 10:30-3:30 65 W. SANTA CLARA ST. OF SAN .10SF Run Ad (No of days) Enclose $ Sand in handy order blank. Enclose CAL BOOK (Between t t & t,t -el, -1 63 W. SANTA CLARA ST cull or check. Maim check out to Starting Date Spartan Daily Classifieds. 457 E. San Carlos 134 E. 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