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.1 Weather or Not Education Act Santa Clara Valley: Fair ex- Prot klOn% of the recently cept for morning overcast. enacted Federal Higher Edu- High: 59-58. Gentle %Inds. cation Act of 1965 %till be dis- The lllll on GI approaching Its cussed by urtabers of the WS last quarter. No morning star. faculty :utd stuff at public It:setting stars are %'enuta, TARTAN DA I LY meeting this afternoon front Jupiter and Sattirn. imi SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE 2:90-4 ED100.

3 Vol. 53 411111" SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1966 No. 6? Council To View Professor Urges Trial Period 1 Legislative Plan By ROGER ALLEN book for incoming freshmen and For Council Press transfers; Spartan Daily Staif Writer Coverage Student Council today faces a the Co-ordinating Board of mas.sive legislative housecleaning College Recreation which was In By SCOTT MOORE "Then, at the third meeting (un- that remarks made in debate given meeting of the council can plan lanuched by ASB President charge of co-ordinating and main- Editor less horrible experience dictates might be distorted by reporters Is possibly be reported." John Hendricks. taining a college recreation pro- Academic Council meetings an earlier reconsideration,) you "a much more serious objection." In the second place, he said, "it The meeting convenes at 2:45 gram; should be open to the press for a could make a more permanent de- "That this is a danger can be is my belief that some ground rules the Hospitality Committee cision on the basis of expetience, verified by anyone who has attend- in the College Union. three week trial period, according could easily be worked out with The plan seeks amendments to whose function was to provide rattier than mere speculation," he ed a few public meetings and then reporters under which they would to a proposal submitted to the eight of council's legislative acts and conduct hospitality programs said. read reports of those meetings in verify, with the faculty member and outright repeal of four. The for visiting dignitaries. councll by Dr. C. M. Larsen, as- He stated his belief that "the the next day's papers," he said. concerned, any comments which EDWARD acts in question were passed dur- CHAIRMEN APPOINT WEEKS sociate professor of mathematics. benefits which can follow such a they wished to attribute to the . . . speaks tomorrow SAME MEETING ing the past four years. Under the proposed appointment Dr. Larsen is a member of Aca- benefits which can follow such an faculty member by name." The president said he also pro- procedures the ASB president demic Council and president of action outweigh the problems "All too often, one is forced to Finally, he said, "important as poses revision of ASB appoint- would no longer appoint all mem- the SJS chapter of AAUP, Ameri- which may be introduced. wonder whether he and the re- the council meetings are to us, I ment procedures to give ASH com- bers of all ASB committees. The can Association porter attended the same meeting." doubt that reporters would be of University Pro- GREAT SIGNIFICANCE mittee chairmen the power to ap- appointments would be made by Adanticrhief fessors. "If we wish to have fully open willing or able to sit through all point a.nd remove corrunittee mem- the respective conunittee chair- "Although it may seem a little "VVhile the potential problems meetings, we shall simply have to of them, for the little news they bers. men. Council would not have to strange for me publicly to agree can be minimized, the potential accept the danger of inaccurate are likely to generate." The purpose of the plan, Hen- approve them, Hendricks said. To Lecture with a dean, while opposing the benefits to be derived from open reporting," Dr. Larsen said. "Lastly, it would always be pos- dricks declared, is to "clear up the Either the president or the chair- views of some of my fellow faculty meetings are of great significance "Yet," he continued, "this is not sible for the council to go int deadwood and modernize pro- men could dismiss committee mem- members," he said, "I wish to indeed," he said. so large a danger as it might 'executive session' to hear any grams" to facilitate integration of bers. Tomorrow urge the council to open its meet- "I suspect that considerably seem; for, in the first place, only especially sensitive reports deal- current ASB programs Into the The president would still ap- ings to the press, at least for a more faculty members would know a small part of the debate at any ing with personnel, for example." College Union program. point committee chairmen, mem- trial period." much more about the council if its The distinguished editor of the * ONGOING PROGRAM bers of the College Union Program meetings were occasionally report- * * "Atlantic Monthly," Edward Weelcs SUSPEND RI'LES The ASB wants to have "an on- Board and members of ASB regu- ed in the student press," he con- In a statement submitted to the going program when the union latory agencies, such as Student will speak at 10:30 tomorrow tinued. council, Dr. Larsen suggested that opens," he added. The student Activities Board and the Election morning in Concert Hall on "A rules excludiog the press be sus- "If that should happen, then Newsmen, FAB Meet center is slated for use by Christ- Board. Creed for itrneriearts.u. pended for the next three meetings. open meetings would greatly ma.s, 1967. It is "no longer efficient" for The lecture, sponsored by the strengthen the faculty's apprecia- the president to have to staff 'rhe president said he seeks re- ASB Forum Lecture Series, is tion of the council's function; and nearly 20 ASB committees with peal of four acts because the open to the college cornimmity the council, in turn, would be In New 150 persons, he added. Agreement functions of corrunittees set up by more than without cost. better able to serve the council." these acts have been assumed by The amendments Hendricks seeks History Professor Weeks has been the Dr. Larsen further suggested other committees or such corrunit- range from word changes to major editor-in. Reporters from the Spartan on that FAB recommendation. Also chief of the "Atlantic" that many of the "so-called prob- tees no longer exist. he explained. revision. Under scrutiny are acts since 1938, Daily, Spartan Spectrum and other no matters of personnel may be the ninth person lems" associated with open meet- Committees in this category are: pertaining to seven committees to hold this To Discuss Book press media are now attending included in articles. position. ings will "turn out to be imagin- meetings of the Financial Ad- The the Inter-Cultural Steering and the Election Code. Hendricks "The Polities of Hysteria" by purpose for the change in He is the author of two volumes visory Board (FAB) by invitation Committee which co-ordinated var- said the proposed structural Edmund Stilltnan and W. Pfaff the "closed door" policy of FAB of editorials of an autobiographical under an agreement worked out is to give ious campus cultural and educa- changes will give the corrunittees will be reviewed today by Dr. QUOTE COLLEAGUE newsmen background nattue, "Open Heart" and "In by FAB, ASB and Spartan Daily tional activities; "more responsibility for their Walter Hugins, associate professor knowledge of ASB financial prob- Friendly Candor." He has written To illustrate this point, he quoted officials. the Spartan From the Start working and processes." of history at the Book Talk at lems and to facilitate more in- two books, "Boston: Cradle of a "respected faculty colleague" Previously no newsmen were depth Committee which published a hand- AFFECI'ED COMMITEES 12:30 p.m. reporting of council action Liberty" and "Ideas of Boston." (Dr. Burton Brazil) as suggesting allowed to attend FAB meetings. on ASB budgets. The committees affected are: The Book Talk, held in Cafe- in a Spartan Daily interview that Weeks has edited several an- FAB is a 10 member student- The student membership of the the College Union Program teria rooms A and. B, is open to "Council members often say things thologies inclucllng "Great Short faculty-administration committee 10 person board has received much Board which would be changed the public without charge. off the top of their heads which Novels" and "Jubilee: 100 Years which makes recommendations on debate in council. Moves have been Spartacamp to facilitate co-ordination and Dr. Hugins, author of "The New would sound disorganized and of the Atlantic." all ASB budgetary matters. made to remove the ASB vice- supervision by the board of the York Workingman" and "Jack- sloppy if printed verbatim." The terms of the agreement president and the student-at -large proposed College Union program; During World War I, Weeks was sonian Democracy" was educated "He (Dr. Brazil) then adds that were outlined in a letter by ASB from FAB, and replace them with Speaker Set the Election Board which IS an ambulance driver for the Mor- at Princeton University. He earned much of this kind of discussion Pres. John Hendricks to FAB two student council members ap- Dr. David Freeman, psychology up for structural changes to im- ocan division. He was awarded his M.A. and Ph.D. from Columbia would be missing if members knew Chairman Prof. Jack Holland, pointed by the ASB president professor at San Francisco State prove the board's conduct of ASB the Croix de Guerre and postwar University. that it would appear in print. chairman of the Management De- Last week, however, council College, has been announced as elections and administration of the scholarships at Harvard University He is professionally affiliated "Really, now, would that be a partment. voted to keep the vice-president the main speaker for Spartacamp Election Code, which may be and Trinity College. as Park Historian for the National loss or would it be a gain?" he Reporters may not publish stories on FAB and called for the election '66, scheduled for March 19 and 20 amended to "more clearly define" In 1959 Weeks was one of a dele- Park Service and a member of asked. on a given FAB proceeding until of a council member by council at Asilomar. the actions of parties and candi- gation of four American writers the American Historical Associa- Dr. Larsen said that the opinion after Student Cotmcil has acted to the board. R. Buckminster Fuller, first dis- date& sent by the U.S. State Deptubtment tion. Previous to joining the teach- tinguished scholar in residence at The Spartacamp, Art Planning, on a Cultural Exchange with the ing staff at SJS, Dr. Hugins taught SJS, scheduled to arrive in Febru- Community Service and Co-Rec U.S.S.R. at Columbia University. ary, and Jess Marlow, news di- Committees are being streamlined. rector for KNTV, will also be Hendricks said. speaking. The Executive Council a body Tickets for Spartacamp '66 are consisting of ASB executive offi- being sold this week in front of the cers, chief justice, information offi- Applications Due Spartan Cafeteria and Bookstore. cer and personnel officer would Tickets cost $12 and cover all be amended to exclude the execu- meals, transportation, and lodging tive a.ssistant to the president and for the weekend. the vice-chairman of council. For Summer Program Preliminary applications are due ing) sponsored by the Community today by 4:30 in CH229 for the Ambassador Program. stmuner overseas living program Interviews will be held tomor- ( Experiment in International Liv- row by Dr. Raymond W. Stanley, nek4 griei4 professor of geography and SJS representative to the program. After student interviews are held, 10-12 finalists from all the Graduating Students Tau DPIta Phi colleges participating in the pro- Graduating students whose address ha.s changed since fall regis- gram will be chosen by the Com- tration should file a change of address form at the Registrar's Office, munity Ambassador Committee. ADM102, irnmediately. Plans Council Final applications will be Jan. 26, All diplomas will be mailed alphabetically from this office. Plan, are being made by Tau and interviews will be held Jan. 29. Delta Phi, men's honorary fraterni- Two to three students will be B.A. Appointments ty, for the establishment of an chosen from the finalists selected. "inter-honorary council" by next Appointments for students seeking baccalaureate degrees in Janu- The finalists then will be award- semester. ary, June, July and August will be taken tomorrow in the Registrar's ed scholruships up to 5'750 de- Presidents of all the honoraries Office, ADM102. pending on the student's financial will meet for the first time This is the last date that applications will be taken during this need, Those students chosen will this afternoon at 3:30 in Home semester, and students who expect to graduate this month must apply have to make up the difference Ec. 1 to make definite plans for on this date, the Registrar announced. between the scholarship and the establishing the council. Appointments are required for personal interviews with a graduation actual cost of the program unless Fred Stahl, l'au Delta Phi rep- clerk and major and minor forms must be on file in the Registrar's they receive a full scholarship. resentative, said that the pro- Office for the interviews to be 11P1(1 The Outbound pmgram involves posed council would "open up com- seven to eight weeks of the sum- Marine Corps Visit munication between the several mer in 45 foreign couutries. During "Semester Smash," final Wednesday Night Co-Rec of the se- honoraries, enabling them to work this time the student ambassador mester, will feature a dance contest tonight to the music of the The United States Marine Corps Officer Selection Tearn %vitt be much more effectively toward pro- enters study tottrs, work camps, Big Wigz, a rock and roll band from San Francisco. Jon Talbot, on campus tixiay and tomorrow in front of Spartan Bookstore to give moting scholarship and improving summer schools, group travel Semester Smash Miss Kathy Ted Weisgal, and Miss Barbara Morris prac- information on programs available to students interested in a corn- the over-all quality of education tours, independent travel and hos- tice for the contest. Co Rec will be held from 7:30-9:30 in the atissiOn in the Marine Corps. at SJS." pitality programs. Women's Gym. The usual sports will be available. SSPARTAN DAILY Wednesday. January 12, 1966 Guest Editorial -tPARTAN DA I LY Draft Needs SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE Examination SCOTT MOORE Advertising Mgr., BOB SCHERNER Editor Every month the Department of Defense is asking for 40,000 new men, and it may be requesting even larger numbers while the war in Viet Nam continues. As the Editorial Comment war and the draft escalate, there is the ever increasing danger that college stu- dents may be drafted in large number-. Council Suit Pending? Already, many college students have n- ceived I-A classifications, which label Unless Academic Council voluntari- Just Tuesday, the council's Constitu- them available for military service. HON - ly and without further delay opens tion and By-Laws Committee, accord- ever, the classification system has been its meetings to the press, the Spartan ing to Chairman Dr. Burton Brazil, very ttneven, depending on subjective de- Daily editor plans to appeal to Sigma announced it will not reach a final cisions by local draft boards, which oper- Delta Chi, national professional jour- de( (-ion on the open meeting question ate under sometimes arbitrary quotas set nalistic society, for funds to explore mit i I mid-March. by Washington. the possibility of legal action. There seems to be no emphatic way Both the unevenness of the system, and Any such action by the Daily editor the Daily can make its point known the I-A classifications given to college would be predicated on the belief that to the council: This newspaper cannot students are harmful to the students' edu- Academic Council is indeed a legisla- wait until March for a decision. In cation. However, if the draft is going to , the body, although its function is pur- fact, we haNe no assurances the council exist, it should be administered num portedly advisory. itself will then promptly act on its fairly than is currently being done. Furthermore, is there any real rea- suggestion. Reporters should be regu- With the draft hanging overhead, thy son the press is forbidden to report larly admitted beginning with the next The Knock On The Door rush is on for good grades, and the ex- matters under discussion by the coun- meeting on Thursday, Jan. 20. perimental aspect of education is lost. cil? We seriously doubt the Academic The suggestion made by Dr. C. M. Even those students classified II-S are Council could present sufficient evi- Larsen, associate professor of mathe- Pork Barrel uncertain of the demands the Department dence to show why reporters should, matics, to open council's meetings for of Defense will make upon them, via their in fact, not be present at such meet- a three-week trial run is a fair one. local draft boards. In some areas. th, ings. The council may be surprised to dis- Manager on the Carpet supply of I-A's who aren't students is ntory This, in essence, possibly would be- coN er. should such a trial be instituted, quickly exhausted than than in others, come a test case to test the applicability that the press is not an irresponsible By CARY KOEGLE or a total of 144 apartments to keep and then the reclassification of student, of. of the Brown Act to bodies masquerad- demon. Our object is not to expose So you think you have housing prob- track begins. In other areas, there is a large But the problem was not always that number of draftable young ing as "advisory," when in truth they the council to ridicule, but to report lems? men, and the manager could not always handle the the college students are safe. Although its business to the public. Why, gentle- Consider yourself lucky. I don't think are legislative. The spirit if not the job. The owner, who lives in San Fran- some college males are aware of their there is anything near campus quite as letter of the law is violated by their men, does this seem to frighten you so? cisco and comes to San Jose on weekends, local situation others are not. The un- bad as the off-campus place I just moved insistence on closed sessions. With the convincing arguments in seemed to like to play musical chairs with certainty hangs over almost all. f rom. Unlike the late U.N. Ambassador favor of open meetings expressed by the managers. As the draft escalates, its defects be- It's not that the rent was too high or the Daily and others, why is it that It is rather interesting to go to the man- come more and more obvious. We hope Adlai Stevenson, the Spartan Daily is the we had to be in every night by H that ager's apartment and be greeted by a that the student's situation will be re- not prepared to wait, in Mr. Steven- council is unwilling to discuss the mat- problems. ue had other completely. new manager. "Hi, I'm your viewed and the uncertainty and unfairne,, son's words, "until hell freezes over" ter promptly? What possible gain is Consider the managers. We averaged new manager." in classifying college students be lessened. for the council to decide to allow news- there in postponement? one new manager every three months. The men to cover its meetings. The public has had a right to read Approved housing does at least provid. TOO MANY BATHS Daily Californian University As the Daily has editorially stated and be informed of the council's de- the security of a permanent manager. of California . hen,_too, since the owner paid the Wednesday, Jan. 5, 19(A on more than one occasion, the mat- liberations since its inception in 1963. worried that HARD TO MANAGE water Write- was always ters discussed by this group are of We can wait no longer, gentlemen, to the cost of heating the water was running great significance to the entire college exercise our news responsibility. The complex teas hard to manage-- too highhe thought people took too PA community. It would he unfortunate if the coun- there were 36 four-plexes in the complex, many baths or something. (,t RTAN DA I LY iir-'"" SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE Under these conditions, no respon- cil, by its continued postponement and Ever jutnp into a hot shower after Second class postage paid at San Jose, Californi& the rain and discover Member sible reporter or newspaper, including refusal to open its meetings to ac- playing football in California Newspaper Publishers Association that the shower is more cold than hot? and Audit Bureau of Circulations. Published daily by the Daily. would wait while the council credited newsmen, forced court action, SJS in Retrospect students of San Jose State College, except Satur- And have it get cooler as you turn the day and continues its stalling tactics on this and possible resulting embarrassment Sunday, during college year. Subscription cold water down? accepted only on a remainder-of-semester basis. Full subject. to the institution. 15 YEA1LS AG() academic year, $9; each semester, $4.50. Off-campus The really bad scene comes, however, price per copY, 10 cents. Phon 294.6414 Editorial California's Board of Education visited SJS when you learn that the owner has re- Ext. 2383, 2384, 2385, 2386. Advertising Ext. 2081, 2082, 2083, and authorized a dormitory construction pro- 2084. Press of Globe Printing Co. Office duced the heat in the hot water tank to hours 1:454:20 p.m. Monday through Friday. gram which assured SJS of a women's and cut his costs. SCOTT MOORE men's dormitory for use by 1953. Two-thirds Approved housing was never like that. EciAdtvertr ising Menage, BOB SCHERNER Opens to Press Day Editor FAB of the $1,450,000 needed was to be paid by DAVE PROVAN And, there was always the knowledge that News Editor CARY KOEGLE Yesterday's decision by Financial This is a fair method of handling state appropriations and the final third by the cleaning deposit would be returned if Associate Editor CAROL CARD the sale of revenue bonds. Copy Editor TOM MEAD Advisory Board (FAB) to open its FAB news. FAB is an impartial group the apartment was left decently clean. Assistant Editor CHRIS RICHERT Ho, ho, said the owner as he refused to Sports Editor JEFF STOCKTON meetings to reporters is a significant which is designated to advise on ASB 10 YEARS AGO Campus Life Editor SUSAN KANG return our deposit. The rug, he said, Fine Arts Editor SUZAN CRAWSHAW and excellent one. We sincerely hope funds free of petty politicking or stu- For the first time in 25 years, SJS held turned black. Wire Editor STEVE BETTINI Academic Council makes a similar dent pressure. semester commencement exercises on Jan. Public Relations _ DAVE SHEPARD Credit Manager FRANK HIRSCH decision. Reporting of FAB meetings after 27, in Morris Dailey Auditorium. A total of MILDEWED RUGS Business Manager JOHN MacEACHERN 305 seniors received degrees. Two special National Advertising Manager _ DON TODOROFF The Daily first proposed that the they become a matter of Student Coun- Classified Manager ______RICHARD LOW activities also held in honor of the graduates Well, that's nice, Pince the apartment Production meetings of both FAB and Academic cil business will help preserve FAB's Manager _-- SUE VAN BUSKIRK were the first annual mid-winter Alumni- was shut tight for an entire week after Contest Manager ANDY DEGRASSI Classified Council he opened to accredited news- independence from student coercion. was shampooed, giving it no Promotion Malley" JOE MORIARTY Senior brunch sponsored by the SJS Alurnni the rug Promotion Manager TERRY PETERSON men in an editorial Dec. 1, 1965 Association and a dinner and dance held at chance to dry out and giving it plenty Such pressure should be reserved sole- REPORTING STAFF: Roger Allen, Robert Compton, of chance to mildew. ("Open for Business"). ly for Student Council. the Almaden Golf and Country Club. Bob Fisher, Pat Heffernan, John Held. LaVelle So, here it is two weeks after moving, Jackson. Sande Lange, David Lebsch, Sharon saki. Under terms of an arrangement pro- Joanne Owens, Bob Reed, Chris Richert, Sandra It is even more important that Aca- 5 YEARS AGO posed by FAB and accepted by the and still no check. Who locked up the Roysdon, Paul Savoie, Rick Skinner, Rich Thaw. demic Council meetings be opened to apartment, you ask? The manager. Why Daily, reporters may cover meetings A campus folksinging group, The Highway- SALES STAFF: Mrilyn enrich, Deborah Caldwell, men were featured on radio station KLOK's keep the deposit? Doug Chambers, Bill Christopher, Bill Ewertz, Walter deliberations until newsmen. If FAB doesn't have to hide Finck, Celine Fok, Jerry Ford, Stan Francis, Sadako but may not report State." One of the three The owner, maybe, needs the money. its business from the public, then why "Showcase San Jose Fujikawa, Neil Hays, Lea Ann Hernandez, Ray Student Council is officially apprised songs the Sigma Chi singing group sang was So, as we said itt the beginningyou Kitlas, Felicia Lowe, Doug Moore, Mike Smifh, Dave Takigewe, Karen Walker, Caroline Wattles, Don of the subjects. should Academic Council? "Michael, Row the Boat Ashore." think you have housing problems? Weiler, Peter Wesfrop, Leslie Wolfe.

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BEST For a quick pickup after class, tr a: in the TACO RaM WEST Happy Harold's ENCHILADA Sell books for cash bonus at Sandwiches TOSTA DA ONLY 30c EACH JUST 15.' Phone Orders 297-8421 4th and St. James CAL BOOK 2 7 3 E. San Fernando St. ______Wednesday, January V, inns GP%TiT t`C D tiff YI1 'Departmental First' 1FC Drops Art Professors Have OUR SLOGAN: Student Drama Production Required Fee Well-Rounded Secret WE For Rushing Hy cmusriNE RICHERT that the marks within the circle kfense Prepares for Weekend Run Spartan Daily Staff Writer are loaded with mystical signifi- HAVE it may mi leer so tee 'mewed of Something strange is happen- cance. but they refuse to reveal William Saroyan's "cave dwellers" will be It Wit:: necessary to select a play with ma- ing on Seventh Street. what the signs mean until the all fraternity rushees has been ; while on stage in Studio Theatre in the Drama terial that would hold the east's interest while Two SJS art professors have appropriate time. They added As the Building Friday and Sattuday nights. The cur- working with it over a tong period of time, ac- eliminatml by a recent unani- painted a circle 39 feet in di- that the size of the circle also THE tain vill rise at 8:15. cording to Chuck is the Combs. director. Unlike most mous vote of representatives and ameter smack dab in the middle is very meaningful. A historical first for the Drama Depart- plays produced by the Dratna Department, In- presidents from the 16 fra- of the street. Within the bright Yesterday two workmen started ge st ti- ment, students have been given full responsi- stead of a solid month of rehearsal, "The Cave ternities SJS. orange circle is an arrow, ques- hammering along the circle on ambers. bility for the production of "The Cave Dwell- Dwellers" was studied for the entire semester. tion mark, an X and a big square. what appears to be the makings ers." Yet a period amounting to only three weeks The fee WAS dropped to pro- David Hatch, SJS assistant of a platform. Could the platform lave re- Direction, scene design, publicity, costume was spent in actual rehearsal. mote a more informal rush professor art, said that "The be a launching pad for Batman. label design, staging, lighting design, and even the "The Cave Dwellers" is concerned with peo- program, according to Jon Tor- circle is visible from 40,000 feet a speaker's platform for Ira Melt- very selection of the play to be produced, has ple trying to find meaningful relationships geson, Inter-Fraternity Council in the air and is absolutely not zer, or a new auditorium for SJS7 How- "L. been handled solely by the students of the among themselves after they are unable to the place where the 10,000 leaf- The two art professors promise 0 rehearsal and performance class. Traditionally, (IFC) rush chairman. Id been find them in society. lets will be dropped." to give an explanation to these faculty members are in charge of production Torgeson explained that the Ronakl Carraher, SJS instruc- strange doings in tomorrow's Spar- tise de- procedure. CHARACTERIZATION fee did not justify the paper tor in art. and Hatch reported tan Daily. h oper- STUDENT PRODUCERS It evolves around two former actors, The King and The Queen, who have been living in work and problems which it otas set The students, believing the experience would better prepare them to face the profe.ssional an abandoned theater in New York City for created. Future costs for the world atter graduation, asked the Drama De- nine months. Living in the theater with them rush activities will he shared autiful for one month is a former boxing champ The and partment to allow them to produce a play on among the 16 SJS fraternities. oes for their own. The Department approved the re- Girl, a homeles.s v..itif who has been fired from BEAU TIES-1 Spring semester fraternity college quest May, 1965. her factory job, comes to the theater on the its' edit- "The Cave Dwellers," written in 1955 and day of the action in the play. rush begins with a rush recep- ENGAGEMENTS first produced in 1957, was selected by the All have one thing in common: they have lion Wedn(sday, Feb. 9, in Spar- ping to s Amo.tte Burton, sophomore class because both establishing characteriza- come to the theater for shelter from the vio- tan Cafeteria A arid B. A pre- major -from Berkeley lence of the city. But the 1 more tion and developing interrelationship among theater is to be torn rush orientation is scheduled and member of Delta Gamma characters were challenging to the cast. down and the group is forced to face the ex- sorority, announces her en- istence of the outside world. for Saturday. Feb. 12, 11 a.m. to The class was able to talk to Gerald Hiken, gagement to Terry Mathew, s . md, the a member of the original Broadway cast, to Tickets for the performances are noon at TI155. Fraternity open junior business management ma- available - Wedgies the ex- gain insight into the roles and the play's treat- at the College Theater Box Office daily, 1 house events will be the week- jor from San Marino and mem- ment on Broadway. to 4 p.m. at 75 cents per person. end of Feb. 12 and 13, noon to ber of Delta Upsilon. Couple ye your size GAS PRICES is lost. (3 pm. plan to mei stunmer, 1967. AAAAA to 8 81/2 to 12 IN SAN JOSE I-S are Suzanne Mir, junior history artment major of San Francisco and $12.00 to (And It's Truc!) Delta Gamma member, recently $30.00 ria their Phi Mu Alpha Presents became engaged to Mtn Yates, .as. the a Sacramento resident present- employed by Coldwell, Bank- charge accounts is ntore ly open Owls. '81 9 others, Classical Music Recital er & Co. The pair plan to marry "wow July 2. Puritan Oil Music selections of composers Ullom in Mozares Sonata in G students Sally Prater, senior Delta 4fh& William 6th & Xeyes a large Mozart, Handel, Dvorak, Tschai- major; baritone vocalist Peter Gamma member and sociology /e2 51-10E,'S DelGrande in a recitative and 10thZ.;Taylor 13th&Julian .n, and kovsky and Brahms were fea- major from San Rafael, has re- SO L SAN ANTONIO aria from Handel's "Amadigi," CY2-30.111 !though tured in a recital held yesterday vealed her recent betrothal to Ss. J.e. Dvorak's "Songs My Mother John Corcoran. Theta Chi mem- afteroon in Concert Hall. Mem- If their Taught Me," and Tschaikovsky's ber from I.os Angeles and sen- Ile un- bers of Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, "Pilgrim Song," and clarinetist ior businees major. Couple plan SJS professional music fra- Douglas McCrea in Brahms' a summer wedding. clarinet Sonata ects be- ternity, performed in the organi- in E flat. zation's third presentation of Pl9iNING BAND PROVIDED Suzanne Angst. lie hope the semester. Foothill Col- lege sophomore nursing major SCREEN be re- SCENES Piano accompaniment for the Program included violinist Jack from Los Altos and Richard Al- 'fairness afternoon's student recital was provided by Dae Baird. lan Schmidt, junior political sci- lessened. ence major from Los Altos and TOWNE G A Y The SJS Beta Eta chapter of 1433 The Alameda member of Lambda Chi Alpha, 297-3060 400 South First 294-5544 Phi Mu Alpha was presented irn ian recently were pinned (and not Rod Steiger nti 13 a ,F1,1=n-i) with the Charles E. Lutton PARDON 9fY BRUSH ia engaged as erroneously reported in award for outstanding achieve- LOOK IN ANY WINDOW 196b in the last Beau Ties column). PAWNBROKER 5, ment of activities (Ruing the school year 1965. STUDI Fall semester president, Glenn SARATOGA 396 South First 292-8778 Norrish, received the award cer- 1.3.502 Rig Basin Way 867.3026 from Thomas Eagen, SJS Coining Wed. Ian. 19th rilt\in tificate Open Tonight LOLLIPOP COVER Complete! Uncensored. Neser on TA'. :G- E professor of music and Province LAIVENDER HILL MOB BATMAN AND ROBIN California. Governor of Phi Mu Alpha, at =,,,_,....AF=4 Sunday evening All 15 chapters! High camp hilarit Association a banquet held Until 9 p.m. d daily by at Original Joe's in downtown pt Satur- San Jose. Photo by James Brescoll CINEMA ODE TO MOVIES ubscription 552 S. Bascom PT. XVIII basis. Full featurThg professor of music and province gov- 295-7238 IIIERIT AWARD THOMAS EAGAN, SJS Mood. blood on the wall. Mf.campus ernor of Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia fraternity (left), presents the Editorial QBOOK REPULSION Mummies walking straight and tall! Norrish explained that the Charles E. Lution award certificate for outstanding achievement Monsters. mangers oh so horrible. Eat. 2081, merit award is named THE BRIDGE Co. Office 5 Province to Glenn Norrish, president of SJS Beta Eta chapter of the music Na STORE Oh the horror rneo toe odorahlo! lay. after Charles E. Lutton, who fraternity. fel as national I MOORE served Phi Mu Alpha CHERNER secretary -treasurer for 33 years. PROVAN The award is presented annually Sullivan in Pic ' KOEGLE COMPLEXION to the outstanding chapter in a OL CARD which HOLLYWOOD tUPD Ed )M MEAD ESSENTIALS province. Local province, RICHERT includes SJS, also has member Sullivan will play himself in TOCKTON chapters at Fresno State, Sacra- "The Singing Nun." recreating kN KANG mento State, San Francisco his real lag part in bringing AWSHAW at tremendous savIngs of Sourire to his television 'E BETTINI State anti the University Sister SHEPARD _ PAH fie. show. HIRSCH EACHERN ODOROFF ARD LOW , , I BUSKIRK DEGRASSI . 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!4--SPARTAN DAILY Wodnesday, January 12 1 rwlr, ' Fuller Gradual Change Interviews Scheduled Today ASB Rally Committee Survey Affect Housing flaw open Policies lineriews to till , Under Way New posts several sub-committee chair- on the ASB Rally Commit- and EDITOR'S NOTE: This is th third has brought about plans to build dences to displaced persons and tee begin this afternoon at 2:30 of thris-pert series examining the complex by MS, persons of low income as part Would you like to learn how to a new dormitory in the College Union. Interested students may sign up controversy concerning student hous dorms 14 stories tall, renting to of a federal housing program. build a geodesic dome, or a water- ing policies at SJS. Th series ws Positions open include vice in the College Union prior to the both men and women, and con- less toilet? If so, you'd probably hiscl by journalism students The problem is a San Jose Irr,,iirt.r orm ,ieerviews. A short questionnaire taining complete dining commons enjoy working with R. Buckmin- and compiled by Pat Heffernan, problem as well as a college prob- be filled out before the in- Spartan Daily Staff Writer. for all the dorms. ster Fuller, world famous engi- lem, and ideas such as leasing UNDERWOOD .iew. so students should arrive Dean Cornelia Tomes, associate CORONA ROYAL REMINGTON neer and SJS' first Distinguished The difficulties of the local empty boarding houses to the dean of students, has suggested a Scholar in Residence. householders are due to a gradual government to house Fedei,'I ,-;:gn-up sheets also are avail- change in the plan of one-semester contracts in Job Corps men may prove to he Presently a survey of students and continuing 5ype«milerJ .1- at the College Union for in- makeup and philosophy of the col- a wide variety of living centers, beneficial for the community a of all majors interested in working ; , VieWS for the position of all disciplined by students. Dean a whole, no matter what the col at lege rather than any abrupt change SPECIAL STUDENT RENTAL director for next with Fuller is being taken Tomes has said that a student eshman Camp in a g p y. lege community thinks. RATE FOR 3 MONTH'. various stations around campus be allowed to examine all 518 'nester. As the state Master Plan for should The final solution resulting from SI8 applie in front of the Library, Spartan types of living centers and then l'he interviews am scheduled Higher Education influences more the combination of joint meeting, maLhine Cafeteria. Bookstore and in the morrow from 2:30-5 p.m. in and more of the college's opera- choose the one he likes best. federal and city studies, oper.,- EASY PAYmFNT PLAN Engineering Lobby, ’, Union. tions, and as junior colleges ex- BUSINESS tion of the laves of supply and de- designed to pro- A pplicants for the post must The survey is pand to handle more lower divi- mand. and expression of student SAN JOSE TYPEWRITER CO. of Robert Baron, housing coor- .e set.% ed as camp counselor a vide Fuller with an inventory sion students, the student popu- 24 So. 2nd St, 293-6383 dinator, has pointed out that stu- desires remains foggy at present. Frost' student talent and manrxnver be- last Camp. lation at the state college grows dent housing is a business whith All a student can look forwimi fore he arrives on campus for his older. is involved with supply and de- to is the certainty of changing two-month stay beginning 'Monday. Freshman and sophomore en- mand. As the demand changes, policies as he himself changes. February 7. rollment continues to slacken as those who supply living space Any student may sign up to the college conforms to the quotas must change their requirements to with Fuller; there are no work established by the Master Plan. be successlul. uisi I es. prereq The plan requires that the state Baron has said that "the Mil- Books on or by Fuller are now colleges reduce freshman and ers' first consideration must be available in the Library and in sophomore enrollment to 40 per to their clients, and, at the pres- the Spartan Bookstore. The selec- cent by 1975. ent, those clients are not satisfied. includes: "The History of tion OLDER STI'DENTS The systems must be altered for Indust rializa t ion" epic poem), More "olsters- are returning a housing situation which is by and Integrities" 'autobiog- "Ideas to college, more students are mar- no means concrete." "Nine Chains to the Moon," raphy) rying. and more are going on to An an.swer to the housing prob- World" thy Meliale "Dymaxion graduate work. lem is being sought by individaul "No Mom Second about Fuller), As college costs rise, more stu- owners hastily changing policy to poem'. "World Design !land God" dents work or live at home to meet what they think is the de- and "Educa Science Decade," cut costs. Many working students mand; by meetings of students, Automat ion." find it easier to live near their owners, and college administrators of the Li- On the fourth floor jobs than near the college. who are seeking to define that recordings, brary there are tape Many students see that their demand and how it should be met; The who, by imme- (nine hours worth) available. rent dollar buys a larger, quieter, and by students 1' DON McCANN tapes explain Fuller's ideas, prog- diate switching to new types of . nicer apartment outside of the (m.E.) of the '60 Bethlehem ,i analyses. There are housing, are creating that de- noses, anti downtown area. Students who are "Loop" Course is a key 1 which mand. multiple earphone outlets older or married have learned that . man in the engineering loops of people to listen in. :dim% out-of-town living offers oppor- CHANGINC S'YI'DENT 1 department in our giant N.Y. tunities for meeting a kaleidoscope Tlie change in housing policy, plant near Buffalo, He's typical of young of people, often a refreshing change therefore, emerges as merely a re- 1 men on the move at Rains from an all-college group. flection of the changing student Torrential Bethlehem Steel. And yet, there remains a ma- composition. Many owners and jority of students who wish to Seoiors and graduate housing corporations correctly as- w I Kill 145 Persons live near the college. The college sessed the new desires and quickly ! students in engineering and 5 : non-technical curricula will , housing office has met this de- changed to unapproved housirig. i soon be interviewed for ' mand in the past by assurning This may be the answer. i the 1966 Bethlehem Loop , Latin America that students are individuals and Other solutions include a pro- In Course. We offer splendid [ seek individual types of housing. posal that owners rent vacant resi- RIO DE JANEIRO 11.1PDA i career opportunities in steel . torrential day-long summer rain- OFFER VARIETY plant operations, research, L storm crippled this Brazilian city For this reason, the college has sales, mining, accounting, f and other activities. of three and a half million yes- offered a variety of housing ar- Free L.A. Trip : For detailed information, terday. rangements, from room and board 7 pick up a copy of our 195 persons were to private apartments. The con- Bob Holliday, a civil engineer An estimated ! booklet, "Careers with -1,nt waiting list for the dorms major, is the winner of the Spar- dead, more than. 1,000 others in- Bethlehem Steel and the tin Sweepstakes first prize, a free kited and many thousands horn, Loop Course," at your round-trip ticket to Los Angeles less. Placement Office. State Gov. Francisco Nagrao on a Pacific Southwest Airlines CER To Again An Equal Opportunity publi, 727 fan jet. Lima declared a state of i1 Employer in the Plans for emergency and called in arrn Holliday is a junior and is a resi- Progress Program ZEST OF THE WEST! navy anti air force units to aid Offer 'Prof's List' dent of San Rafael. He plans to in rescue work. use his PSA ticket to fly to L.A. The Collegians for Educational The storm. which dumped more I with a friend to "have a drink." Responsibility (CER) are in the BETHLEHEM' GO 'WESTERN, MANGO RUGGEDIN than 10 inches of rain on the Pairs of tickets to the United process of publishing their second city in 18 hours, knocked out light, Artist Theater were mailed to the "Profs' List" for the coming se- OUR "SHERPA" PILE -LINED JACKET! gas and telephone service in many five runner-up winners: Duane STEEL gittss mester, AI Mason, CER president, parts of the city. Okamoto, Pete Schunk, Carol May- STIEL announced. In the Pavaozinho slum, 19 per- field, Dennis Bahen and Hiram CF:R published their first list sons died when shanties collapsed L. Ash. last semester. Mason reports that 25.95 and slid down a hillside. In the the current list is expected to be famed Copacaliana Beach area, Young guys are going wild for the Wild West look! For brawny ready at spring registration, with five bodies were recovered after information on some 300 profes- muscle power for super style nothing beats this 10 houses were swept downhill. rarin'-to-go sors. _ gift iacket of cotton suede! Lined with 1007,, Orlon "Sherpa" Questionnaires were distributed TAKE A BREAK pile. Trimmed with he-man leather piped pockets. Great at ROTC Inspection to the faculty before Christmas and are expected to be returned to WITH THE football games, smashing in a sports car! Olive or Brown. A Sixth Army inspection team, CER by Friday. headed by Maj. Gen. Ernest F. Mason explained that the pur- Esterbrook, deputy army com- pose of the "Profs' List" is to GRADUATION C4RODINS mander in the Bay Area, yesterday "aid students in selecting the prof inspected army ROTC facilities at from whom they will get the best latiiik* EDITION SAN ANTONIO CENTER SHOP MONDAY THRU SATURDAY UNTIL 9:30 p.m. SJS and presented awards at an education and to whose teaching VALLEY FAIR SHOP MONDAY THRU SATURDAY UNTIL 9:30 p.m. k % ROTC drill ceremony. methtx1 they are most adaptable.' \ Alf f 1\ 16 % 44 JAN. RUN--DON'T WALK te kebept:Ii 614 geno Week during 9ittab Q BOOK eRe Ni STORE on tenth across from fhe men's dorm. SPARTAN DAILY 4, Vacation Time Tedneulay. January 12, lnna PIPARTAN D ATI VX Intramural Announcements W..C. LEAN JEWELERS 62 YEARS IN SAN JOSt CAGE TOURNEY RESULTS will I i. , afternoon at Jerry Gilhert set the nets afire 3:30 in PERAK. with 26 points to lead TWIMC to Both tourney kind non-tounrey Grapplers Face Month Layoff teams should be represented at a 48-38 triumph over the Bandits the meeting, according to Intra- in the quarter-finals of the intra- mural Director Dan Unruh. mural cage tourney's "A" division SWIM MANAGERS consolation bracket Monday night. After Victory Over California Dr. Uniuh asks that all mana- Other "A" battles saw the Soul gers for the intramural swinuning Coach Hugh Mumby's SJS wres- Brothel's nose out the Has Beens meet which begins tomorrow at- tling squad, riding high after de- 43-41, DSP trip Omega Psi Phi tend a pre-meet briefing in PER- livering a 77-15 trouncing to the 42-33 kind Saces edge Phi Mu CM 201 today at 3:30 p.m. University of California Friday 57-56. night, find themselves with nearly In the "B" division Wirno breezed by Pi Kappa Alpha 46-31, a month's layoff before a return the Penetrators slipped past Mark- Saffoid Tops Stats coinpetition. ham Hall 28-27, and PiKA topped S. T. Saffold leads Spartan . . . for today's bride The Spartan grapplers will find the Committee 49-41. basketbkillers in both scoring and ... a diamond engaginent and wedding ring set from our rugged opponents awaiting them Two "C"' contests found the outstanding coilleetion. We have styles to thrill r,,ry rebounding after 10 games. South Eighth St. Lifters swallow- bride...excellent values in every price range! upon return to school following Skiffold has canned 162 points semester break, however. ing up Whiskey and Water 26-23 T, mis Arranged and the Ferns nipping Eighth St. for a 16.2 average and has rebound- The SJS matmen are scheduled A.C. 36-34. ed at a 9.7 clip per game. W. LFAN to tangle with four opponents in In "D" meetings it was Mets Second in both instances is cen- eweterS four days as Stanford, Santa Bar- 41, B-Ballers 33; Allen Hall No. 2 ter Frank Tarrantts, who is scor- L N JUNG bara, San Diego State and UCLA 36, Scarlet Letters 30; Razorbacks ing 11.1 points a game arid grab- will offer competition for Mumby's 35, Honacs 29; and Creepers over bing 5.9 rebounds. SINCE 1904 grapplers. Sigma Nu No. 2 by forfeit. Not far behind in scoring Ls First and San Fernand, Slrec[, - February 2 the wrestlers jotirney Winners' bracket finals will be Pete Newell at 11.0, while he is tied with to Palo Alto to meet Stanford and held tonight in the Men's Gym. Clarence Denier for third Open Thursday Evening All Parking Lot rickets Validated rebounding at 4.7. then two days later must grapple The "C" match will start at 6:30, in with UCSB on the SJS mat. the "A's" at 7:30, the "B's" at 8:30 and the "D's" at 9:30. The following day the Spartans rave powerful UCLA and San Diego BASKETBALL MEETING State in a triangular meeting, also A meeting for captains of inde- in the SJS gym. pendent league basketball teams The Spartan matmen now stand at 2-1 after knocking off the Cal wrestlers. Their other victory was Poly Again over Nevada while the only defeat Just as Palo Alto High has more came at the hands of Fresno State. players on the SJS varsity bas- Friday night's dual meet with SPARTAN GRAPPLER Gary Scardina (Top) appears to have a ketball squad than any other high the Bears saw the SJS grapplers definite advantage over his Cal opponent Kirn 01ler at this school, the same school leads in overcome an early deficit featuring point in their I52 -pound match Friday. Scardina went on to pin performers on the frosh contingent pins by Loren Miller, Mike Hersch- Oiler, one of the four falls the SJS crew posted as they downed with two: Mike Morrissey and felt and Rich Popejoy. the Bears 27-15. Rick Winsor. S.C. Swim Club Dominates ’ 711, Grace Ball the Only Wise Bird Spartan Invitational Meet S E CRETAR1AL COLLEG E The Owl isn't will sell her used books at Spartan Bookstore during Bonus Week. The Santa Clara Swim Club The Spartan 400-yard freestyle sari Francisco by the Golden Gate .1,0 completely dominated the tenth relay squad was second to the Site knows, if her books are used on campus again, she will get up to FOUR SPECIALIZED SECRETARIAL COURSES annual San Jose State Invitational Santa Clara Swim Club as Ted 50%, of the new book price 01,4 an additional 10r; Bonus from January last weekned in the Spartan Pool fourth in the 100-yard freestyle Executive Secretarial Course for College Women Basic Secretarial Course 17 to 28. as Mike Hanson was the lone Mathewson, Hanson, Steve Wil- SUCCESSFUL Legal Secretarial Course SJS winner. liams and Jack Likens composed SECRETARIES Electronics Technical Secretarial Course the guar te t. Willituns finished Santa Clara men won ten of NATIONAL PLACEMENT SERVICE the 15 events and the swim club's as did Mathewson in the 100-yard women took all but one of their backstroke. The latter also was ENROLLMENT DATES: FEB. 15,, JULY 12, SEPT. 20 cpaptait geekotere 15 events. fifth in the 200-yard backstroke. Send for College Catalog: 525 Sutter Street, corner Powell "right on campus" Hanson placed first in the 50 Steve Hoberg finished sixth in San Francisco, California 94102 yard freestyle with a time of 23.0. the 200-yard butterfly.

For Information Call: For Information Call: Alpha Tau Omega, 202 S. llth 295-9993 Sigma Alpha Epsilon, 184 S. Ilth 293-9970 Delta Sigma Phi, 124 S. Ilth 297-9958 Sigma Alpha Mu, 332 S. Ilth 295-9559 Delta Upsilon, 155 S. Ilth 293-9972 Sigma Chi, 241 S. Ilth 295-9601 Kappa Sigma, 481 S. 5th 297-9860 Sigma Nu, 148 S. Ilth 297-9976 Lambda Chi Alpha, 41 S. 13th 297-9989 Sigma Phi Epsilon, 281 S. Ilth 295-9587 Omega Psi Phi, 335 S. llth 295-9836 Sigma Pi, 43 S. 14th 297-9963 Phi Sigma Kappa, 234 S. Ilth 297-3748 GO GREEK Theta Chi, 123 S. 11+h 293-9629 PI Kappa Alpha, 332 S. Ilth 295-9667 Theta Xi, 397 S. llth 294-6294 A HOUSE, A GRIP, A BADGE . . . NONE OF THESE EVER MADE A FRATERNITY. THE THINGS THAT ARE SEEN ARE TEMPORAL. THE THINGS THAT ARE UNSEEN . . . HON- OR, FRIENDSHIP, RIGHTEOUSNESS, BROTH- ERHHOD, JUSTICE, LOYALTY, COURAGE, ARE ETERNAL, THESE MAKE THE FRATERNITY . . . AND THE MAN. SCHEDULE

Wed. Feb. 9, 2:30-4:30 p.m. . . Rush Reception Rooms A & B Cafeteria

Sat. Feb. 12, 12 p.m. . . . . Pre-Rush Orientation TH 55

Sat. Feb. 12, 12-6 p.m. . . Open House

Sun. Feb. 13, 12-6 p.m. . . Open House FRATERNITY RUSH (No Fees /or Spring Rush Sign-up) FEBRUARY 12 THRU 20, 1966 SIGN UP NOW (STUDENT ACTIVITIES OFFICE, ROOM 242, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING) 11-91PARTAN DAVI V icy 1? 1966 Spartaguide 'Dr. Marvin lee Coin Operated SJS Students Engage To Talk Tonight Pancake Breakfast TODAY RAM, 6:30 special, 7 p.m. busi- Dry Cleaning IA Club. 3:30 p.m., IA240, spring ness, Ste. (laity Hotel, guest 481 E. Son Carlos The 1965 Full Pledge Clans of n NASA Experiment On Education Role officers to be elected. speaker. Delta Zeta Sorority House will Christians for Social Action, TOMORROW IS) FAT HEFFERNAN I've e%er raid,- referring to one Dr. hlarvin Lee. SJS associate sponsor a Pancake Breakfast Sun- 4:30 p.m., Campus Christian Cen- Spartan Daily Staff Writer of the strength tests he was given professor of economics and con- ATTENTION STUDENTS day from 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Chess Club, 2:30 p.m., ED414, ter, 300 S. 10th St., regular meet- on the last day at Ames. There sultant on higher education to the the Delta Zeta Sorority House, team member tryouts for Lock- Twenty-one SJS students spent WE HAVE A LOW RENTAL PLAN ing. were two "diet periods" at Ames, California Assembly. will speak at 201 S. Ilth St. heed meet. their Christmas vacation starving ON NEW AND USED TYPEWRITERS. Phi Alpha Theta. 3:30 p.m, each four days long in which all Peninsula School in Menlo Park The sorority invites all inter- Semper Fidelig Society, 7 p.m., to tell National Aemnautics and HUNDREDS TO CHOOSE FROM. CH239, regular meeting. subjects participated. Some tonight at 8. ested students to the all-you-can- HE2, regular meeting, set class Space Agency (NASA) scientists the Arab-AmerIcan Club, 3:30 p.m., much as SOO during the Dr. Lee will discuss "Education eat for $1 event which includes a dates for tactics class. how orbiting astronauts will react made as Cafeteria A and B, election of of examinations and and New Economic Pressures: A choice of juice, pancakes, bacon, Signut Delta Chi, J208, approval on a restricted diet. 23/4 weeks officers for next semester. New Role for Penittsula School." coffee or milk. of new members. The students are under the di- diets. Chews Club, 1:30 p.m, ED414, SJS Friend's of SNCC, 2:30 p.m., He has done research for sev- rection of Dr. James S. Bosco, 1 wen n mes st es member tryouts for West- eral years and conducts a seminar es ma aec. team CH162, discussion of SNCC and associate professor of physical ed 101118Igentaltee eta e NOW! ern Electrie meet. on the economics of population SIM 011Int .11 nt ge w the anti-voir inovement, conunun- ucation, who is a co-experimentor CIA To Interview * es 411 os es eat es e SNOW REPORT Al}MEC Committee (SAM), 6:30 changes and education. 24-10. ity action and fund raising. In the pmject designed to test nws...... 7111111111111111111111111111Mosse Sainte Claire Hotel, meet Dr. Lee received his B.A. from p.m., !US Democratic Club, 7:30 p.m., methods of determining body 286-3313 SAM meeting. the University of California and before regular CH227, guest lecturer to speak water and the effects of stoma- Students Friday Freeman's Sports Center Delta Phi, 7:30 p.m., HE his Ph.D. from the University of MODERN Tau on 'The Quest for Identity in thin and dehydration (los.s of body 244 So. 2nd 840 Town & Country North Carolina. He taught at Hof- lounge, election of officers. American Society" by Louis Man- performance of OFFICE MACHINES liquids) on the stra University in New York and gani. astronauts. For Job Positions of North Caro- 124 E. San Fernando St. Inter-Honorary CouncU, 3:30 at the University The 21 students, mostly P.E. Between 3rd & 4th Sts. this June and Summer graduates are lina before coming to SJS. p.m., HE1, first meeting of majors were selected from over STUDENT SHIP TO HOLLAND organization. urged to sign up for an appoint- The lecture is open to the public. newly formed 60 applicants. drawn by and of- Salt- Center WiLLOW GLEN TRAVEL is now FRIDAY fered up to $48 a day to partici- ment in the Placement for the Groot Beer. ing reservations pate in the experiments at Ames ADM234 for interviews with the 4000-L Tape Recorder a student ship owned and operated by International Students Organi- I HER Field. the Dutch Government. This ship is election Research center in Moffett Central Intelligence Agency, which zation, Cafeteria A and B, offers open to students only. One way prices The preliminary physical exams *Four speed tape selection of officers; guest speaker, John will be on campus all day Friday, 13/16, 17/s. 1%, 33/4 and 71/2 l.p.s. for the II day trip start at- were conducted in Dr. Bosco's J. Meryman, associate professor said Mrs. Mary Schaaf, industrial basement laboratory in the men's * 110-vollt ac-de rechargeable dry $180.00 of psychology. battery operated. gym. The actual starvation and and buisness placement supervi.sor. dehydration tests were given in Interviews will be for the CIA * Frequency responses 40-20.(KNI cP-01- GROWS RIO it 71,1 I.p.s. Willow Glen a four-day series of tests at the Career Officer Training Program KIRKSVILLE. Mo. 1 13 P research center. and also for secretarial position.s. ASH RADIO & T.V. Farmer Glen Norfolk grew two Students interested in the secre- The 21 were selected from the 293-1484 Tra.41 Agenc seed. huge banana squash from original 60 on the basis of "an tarial program must be able to 97 E. San Salvador One measured 22 inches long, the type 45 wpm and take shorthand Phone 298-0136 1275 Lincoln, San Jose exhaustive" set of physical exam- inch., .wwervewarawarawaorwaworww. olh(T. 20 ination given at SJS, 80 W1.1111 by the time of employ- 'The government didn't want ment (summer or fall of '1966). I D11:1-14071111. supermen. but they wanted to be No degree is required. 421114 WIZ

sure that the subjecty. had nothing A bachelor's or master's degree Spartan Daily Classifieds wrong with them that might affect in political science, history, eco- them adversely during the tests," nomics, or other social science said Dr. Bosco. pointing out that area; foreign language, business, Ath APTS. AVAILABLE FOR SPRING SE- MALE: Jr. counselor/Boys camp. the gov- journalism, English, math or the ANNOUNCEMENTS (1) MESTER. Tradewinds-633 S. 8th. $110 the examinations cost hrid riding experience. Character a minimum Furnished, free parking. See or ernment $3,000. physical sciences and RENTALS - SALESMAN'S DEMONSTRATORS .e,y important. June, July, Aug. Phone month. TRA earevezP- INS - is SUMMER SESSIONS ABROAD 1966. 293-5640. phone Mike Scott, Apt. I, 286-4260 6-8 The students were all fed a 3.0 overall grade point average - ALL PRICED TO GO ! ! University of San Francisco, Guadalajara, evenings or on weekends. adequate liquid diet required by those seeking inter- Mexico, July 3 -August. $255 includes "calorically HOUSING 15) $80. views for the Career Officer Train- WE BUY - TRADE- RENT tuition, board & room. and en tivities. Va- FEMALE STUDENTS. Room & board. containing 3,000 calories a day to campus. lencia, Spain June 24-August 17. Several Unappd. house. 3 blocks before the Christmas vacation ing Pmgram. $70 MODERN BACH. APT. Clean, quiet. No plans to fit individual requirements from TV. Fireplace. No contract. Assignments will be in Washing- Upper class male. 617 S. 9th. 298-0602. or 297-9742. tests. One student described the $630. including tuition, board & room & rilLtposit. Exc. food. 286-4331 plastic-like food as tasting like a ton, D.C. and, or overseas. I I activities & round trip by plane, New 2 BDRM. APT. Modern. $120. 1/2 blk. FIVE BEDROOM FURNISHED APART- York-Madrid. Information: Dr. Maiques SJS. Lower front. 11/2 bath. Girls. 292. MENT. Rustic but roomy. Cheap for fam- "cross between Metrecal and cod- Foreign Language Dept. SJS, Room C6 1327. ily or 5 students to share. 10 min. bus to liver oil." Bldg. N. SJS. 1922 The Alameda. 244-6190. four NASA Pictures $79. MARRIED COUPLES ONLY. One They moved to Ames for PARKAS HU RY! F ASTI( SAVINGS!!! :Arm. apt. Fran. After 6. 295-8121. NEED 2 GIRL ROOMIES FOR LRD. UN- days during which water was with- BOOTS AUTOMOTIVE 12) APPD APT W/POOL Killion Hall 286- Possibly Reveal MONTH. Men's rooms. T.V. Kitchen. held from one group and food and $30 9265. PANT 5* 0,TO 50 Carpets. 720 So. 3rd. water was withheld from another. AVE '62 MG MIDGET. R/1-1. Good cond. 2 KENNEDY HALL CONTRACTS FOR USED 8DRMS. W/W cpts. Furn. elec. kit. African Diamonds Red. $100 , 426 S. 7th. 293-1938. 2 SALE. Spring. Desperate! Call 293.6387. "We were weighed, punched full SKIS MENS, WOMENS, CHILDS Good transportation. $150. 628 So. 10th. 294-9745 after 4. some Group of '51 PLYMOUTH. JUNIPER HALL. Unappd. 2 & 3 bdrms. of holes. and put through WASHINGTON (11PD-If 298-7765 aft. 4. STUDIO APT. W/W cpt. Elec. kit. $70. Trade-Ins $60 apts. w/2 baths. No contract. ridiculous contorsions," said one Gemini 5 astronauts L. Gordon 628 S. 10th. 294-9745 after 4. Spacious SKIS & Former '-59 MORRIS OXFORD Grey. Maroon in- $35 a mo. per individual. 529 S. 10th. Dr. Bosco re- Conrad should COMPLETE apt. Furn. thin-looking subject. Cooper and Charles Rentals geo .... ., 2;2 6189. SPRING RENTAL 2 bdrm. ter, 0.1TH SAFETN OTS GROUP FOR- FURN. STUDIO 8 I BDRM. $80 & $85 ported that some subjects lost as decide to become diamond pros- TII1S 99 HONDA 250. condition. Call 4,$37 ea: 3/$47 ea: 2/$57 ea. 351 So. BINDINGS c 99 MERIN USED FOR '63 Good mo. 48 So. 4th. 292.7852. RENTALS 2984922 )50. 11th. Mgr. *6. 298.3494. much as 17 pounds during the pectors, their eight day space IDEAL FOR UP I OR 2 FEMALE ROOMIES TO SHARE All SOME TRADE-1NS UP tests, flight last August could give them BEGINNERS LIalITED SIZES '63 RENAULT. R-8. Bucket seats. W/W. GIRL TO SHARE NICE APARTMENT NICE APT. 351 So. I Ith. $37 ea. 293- mmessmormarmar R.'H. Lc -r les. $725. 264-5688. I SPRING SEMESTER. Phone 378-5387. 4017. Douglas Castro, one of the de- an advantage over other treasure PARKAS '59 RENAULT. 4CV. Excel. cond. 2400 2 MALE ROOMMATES WANTED. Semi GORDON HALL SWING SEMESTER hydration group, said "the bicycle hunters. e 241-3294. $225. luxur. apt. w, fireplace. Color TV. 215 CONTRACT FOR SALE. Reasonable. was about the hardest workout Dr. Paul Iowman of the space 9 99 12th #2. 292.9170. 1 This S. Ki PANTS '65 HONDA S-90. 0.,-s'ze tires. Excel. Phone 251.1628. agency's Goddard Spaceflight Cen- UP GroupTFormerty Used 1or cood. :.' 294 2927, $70 MODERN STUDIO. Clean Quiet. QUIET ROOM FOR RENT. Single or ter near Washington said Thursday I.? AMERICAN RAMBLER. R/H. $250. 617 So. 9th St. Phone 298-06112. double. 666 So. 5th. values to 39.30 Previ"IY stR Professor Slates some fine color photographs taken Used for ' `.Get . em., 243-3251. Elec. kit. Garbage disp. Rentals 9 GORDON HALL CONTFtACT FOR 2 BDRM. APT. by the astmnauts may turn out r e Selection \ !ere!: 1A In s '62 VESPA. R,.ns xell. Must sell! Eve. W/pool. W/W cots. Married only. $125 'ME -SKIS SALE. M ust sell. Discount. Phone 298.2580 to be a lucky break for South Call 295-7977. or 294-2973. mo. Call 286.2912. Education Talk T'IRRI'FIC' BUY " African diamond hunters. Op EN.; H EmS TSAUL HALLS OF IVY VACANCIES FOR COLONIAL HALL CONTRACT. Spring Reg FOR SALE (3) sern. Disc't. 293-9908. Alice. 3-6:30. 1 ir t II. Anderson, profes- lowman reported at a National SKIS WE NAVE 99 SO SPRING SEMESTER. Phone 297-1814. RANGE OF SIZES BUT PANTS A :LILL Stretch MALE WANTED TO SHARE MODERN sor in Harvard University's Grad- Aeronautics and Space Adminis- LIMITED SUPPLY. COME BRAND NEW Limited Sizes FURN. 2 bdrm. apt. Sleeps 3. MEN'S SHORT LEN( 1 - .oME PORT TYPEWRITER. $20. 2 book cases NICELY 2 BDRM. APT. W/2. $37.50. 293-5380. uate School of Education, will tration (NASA) conference that EARLY ti ludes - 2 kitchens, 2 showers, 2 stoves & refs. 0, $5. 1 well picture $10. 378-3822. back WOMEN'S -5 $110. 469 S. 7th IN. 499 So. 7th. SNR. ENGIN. STUDENT. Wants room- speak on recent innovations in Cooper and Conrad brought MOBILE HOME. SO's 1 0'. 1962 Lakewood. 111 also BOYS' 295.5362. mate to share 2 bdrm apt. $40 mo. Right education Friday at 7:30 p.m. in 170 photographs from their mis- CONSTRU 2 bdrm. Built in AM-FM radio. Stereo NEWEST FINEST SKI & GIRLS'. on campus. 294-2293. geo- TION WILL OUT PERFORM MEW record player, T.V. console. Corner lot Concert Hall. sion. Many of them showed EJERY 35999 All size. in NOW TAKING RESERVATIONS. Lane 2 FEMALE ROOMMATES WANTED space avail. on approval of buyer by spacious. Lg. closets. A leading consultant on curric- graphical details missing from the NAY! MADE' women's Apts. New, modern. FOR SPR. SEM. AT STATE HOUSE. FAMOUI: BY Rog park manager. For infor. call Al Peck 99.50 Non-Stretch All elec. See to apprec. 439 S. 4th. 286- 293-3068. ulum development, Dr. Anderson most up-to-date maps. YAMAIIA 967.8798. 4442. -.2 example, lowman showed . NECK=11., STUDIO 1 & 3 BEAMS. Furn. & unfurn. is co-author of the book, "The As an Ts ii. ! .99 CONNE Flat alto sex. Hardly played. Furnished. 9 .7. v. ,:uiTRIT;LE, NEW SPACIOUS APTS. From $85 up. Pool 295-8514 or 295-5553. Non-Graded Elementary School." some shots of the great Namib SKI-1-m $240. 378 5387 Featuring: Fireplace, 2 baths, large TIIIIIIVIII10 I u=r4iR 1 Desert in Southwest Africa, which closets, sundeck, and color TV in party NEED FEMALE ROOMMATE FOR UN- A discussion of non-graded class- FAMOUS MAKES i Tops or 1199 SOXT- HELP WANTED (4) room. Close to SJS. 215 S. 12th. 295-4591 APPD. APT. 297-2257. es and team teaching will be in- is politically controlled by the RFONR TN= Y UStU FOR f Bottoms rA,01.... or 286-3292. 2 GORDON HALL CONTRACTS FOR cluded in his presentation. Union of South Africa. REAL ESTATE SALESMEN OR SALES- SALE Discounts. 297-3103 or 298.2580. BRAND NAMES 1099 N-‘1101’’’’’YailEdia-- ' SKI ANN DARLING APTS. 1 & 2 bdrms. No. Ihp . -7 -7 . BOOTS 299UP WOMEN WANTED. Full or part time. 33rd & Marburg Way. 2 BDRM APT. Lowered rent. Mgr. 293- EG. TO 79.50 I J 1.11',.,,...... i PARKAS.. Unlicensed persons sponsored. Specializ- ,.... -,-, JULIAN GLEN APTS. I & 2 bdrms. No. 4955. 350 S. 10th St. ing in home sales & listings in Santa V-NECK - coin:SKI Julian. 111110 Clara. W. San Jose, Sunnyvale, & Cuper- 26th & E. WANT FEMALE GRAD OR aN. SKI ROOMMATE. Lg. apt. nr. SJS. Patty 199E tino. Also Eastside interests. Ave. office KENNEDY HALL CONTRACT FOR SWEATERS J77 POLES G.I. ;IiirlIti: 294-2121. commission earnings $1000/mo. Call Joe SPRING SEMESTER. App. apt. Call Jeri Dye. SJS grad. Abbey Realty, 711 El 298-2206. SANDS APARTMENTS. 1 bdrm $90. 2 bdrm. Camino, Sunnyvale. 739-6440. WANT GRAD OR SEN. ROOMIE. $130. Unappd. 460 S. Rail. 297 SNOW .SIJOES-.SLEDS'. Tat it Huge, reason. apt. 1 bik. SJS. Carol, 298- 4604. awayrammen. 2 NIGHT STUDENTS TO WORK DAYS Europe'66' 2585. NEW 3 PERSON APT. 11/7 blks. WATER SKIS (6.8 hrs) per day for CALFOR CORP. to SJS. $142.50. 439 S. 4th #I7. 286-2478. FAMOUS BRANDS CHILDS' gm ntm, Sunnyvale. Age 20.29. Some experience LGE. FURN. APT. FOR 2 to 4. All util. Hornell - Penn - Quilt ADULTS' -71r in machine shop work. For information pd. Quiet. Gar. 454 S. 7th. 295-7590. NEED ROOMMATES FOR HOUSE ON - Garcia - Mitchell - N. ilth. $25 per mo. south Bend - True 'reta- 11-16MINTON Phone Bob Mason 245.5373. GORDON HALL CONTRACT FOR Move in sem. break. VIA iler - SET Call Cheri Rodr1V /4.1""" TENNIS MALE VOCALIST FOR ROCK SALE. Spring. Best offer. Pat 298-7119. 251-4472. 3 blks. SJS. Many Other Top Names I asa Ch & ROIL GROUP. Over 18. For audition call 1 BDRM APT. Furnished. 65 So. I Ith. 1-2 GIRL ROOMMATES. Huge mod. FRACKET Ilr 269-0573 eves. Phone 294-3126. ;100. apt. 508 S. I Ith. 292.5799. Hurry! SASKETi2=9 1/2 sBALLS a PERSONALS 17) CLASSIFIED RATES CUSTOM made contemporary wedding TWA BACK To buy, sell, rent or rings. George Larirnore. 354-1273. PACKERS announce anything, Minimum HEADQUARTERS SERVICES 18) just fill out and clip Two lines One time Three times Five times JETS SLEEPING One time 50c a line 25c a line 20c a line wstiTIETRELiNsiGAG DR 04 sN this handy order AUTO INSURANCE FOR STUDENTS. BAGS GUNS irom e.a18 blank. 2 lines $1.00 $1.50 $2.00 Chef Bailey. 286-5386. 449 W. San Gun Cases from 1.99 3 lines 1.50 2.25 3.00 Carlos. s AuTvop E A Gun Racks from 2.99 TYPING. Term papers, June 16th 4 lines 2.00 3.00 4.00 thesis, etc. Pica v 'SHOTGUNS 29.99 electric. 243-6313. June 20th g fr2 RIFLES 16.99 Send to: Spartan Daily 5 lines 2.50 3.75 5.00 TYPING. All kinds. IBM electric. Work DEPARTS CLASSIFIEDS, Add this guaranteed. Jo Vine. 378-8577. June 22nd 1206, San Jose State amount for TYPING IN MY HOME. Fast, accurate. Cor rentals, tours, and hotel reservations can be arranged fiVir=lb., Ai/mkt...1 .50 .75 1.00 Work guaranteed. anteens 99c G.1. :s-ess Kit 89c Windbreaks 8x15 6.99 College, San Jese 14, each addi 259-5118. Scout Axe 99c Camp Stook 88c 4x8 1.99 5, 3.99 Calif. tional line TYPING IN MY HOME. Esperienced, From $ 3100 antern 1.99 Tent Stakes 15c exit L99 .x9 3.99 accurate Shovel 1.99 Machetes .. 1.99 8110 7.99 10%12 11.99 & guaranteed. 259-4710. G.I. Matto: 1.49 AMMo BoXes 99e 12xI4 18.99 11,11; 23.99 Print you ad here: RENT A T.V. Esche's-Call 251-2598. $10 New York 'titer Buckets 99c Ponchos 1.99 Math Cover 9917 99e (Count 33 Letters and Spaces for Each Una) ROUND TRIP nap . e s . c Car Cwt.:. ;9! CHECK A per month. rold Pans 1.211,1=_LIZIe 99c Boat ( ,ver 7 99 San Francisco ...... e ...TM' ...... $563 From . CLASSIFICATION TYPING IN MY HOME DONE IMMO. SURFBOARD Blanks in aCWET SUITS Reg. IBM "Selectric." Reasonable. 258-9597. ROUND TRIt a 'Finish It Yourself 17.77,Surfer JACKET 12.97 19.95 [j] Announcements (I) BABY SIT - Nest sem. Any day. Any O Automotive (2) length of time; My home: very reas. ph. NAUGAHYDE 297-5163 aft. 6. (No age limit.) STUDENTS! I ro Aidii-FRIEVIER O For Sale (3) AND OTHER UPHOLSTERY 1.1, II rethene r1111,11 TYPING IN MY HOME. Sunnyvale area. , ,, 111 srZle AND SHAPE CI Help Wanted (4) FACULTY! FABRICS. Reg 3.00 to 12.00 yd. 1791yd. , cr.,,, F., gp.,1.1 M... IBM electric typewriter. Call 245-7999 n Housing (5) ALUMNI! 0 Lost and Found (6) FAMILY! To place an ad: O Personals (7) SAVE III Services (8) Visit the O Transportation (9) Classified Adv. Office - J206 1/2 on RoNlemb 0 Daily Name Address Phone lankAni d M-OUNTAIN VIEW 10:30-3:30 RESERVE NOW! GOLF 1199 EL (AMINO_ ’,:7’0’,"’" Run Ad (No cd days) Enclose S-- Send in hndy ordr blank. Enclose CONTACT ANTHONY ENGSTRON DPEN 'TR WIRY 1NTE cash or check. Make check out to SAT. 9 TO 6 2974421 SJS Grad Strdiont - OPEN SINDAY 10 '1'0 3 Starting Date Spartan Daily Classifieds. 61 S4). 19.11 In lasInass CLUBS sw. Phone 294-6414, Egt 246i