Upcoming Court Fight Berkeley Students Resist Dorm Resident Taxation By William Krebs Berkeley. It is said that the Tax Collector The Associated Students of UC is prepared to bill students in the dorms, Berkeley (ASUCB) have gone to court in as well, pending the outcome of the a case with far-reaching implications for ASUCB suit contesting the charge. students throughout California. The Like all public property, land issue: Must on-campus residents at state belonging to the University is tax-exempt. colleges and universities pay taxes on But a person who has “private rights to their dormitory rooms? public property,” such as a lessee, can be Using an obscure law dating from taxed. UC Administrators pay taxes on THE POINTLESS SISTERS - Are trying to make it big in the cultural climate of 1939, the Alameda County Tax Collector their University homes, even though the Santa Barbara. They made their Madrid Park debut on Saturday. has sent tax bills to residents in the houses are on University property. Photo by Doug McCuUoh married students apartments at UC There have been several recent attempts to collect taxes from UC students on the basis of their “possessory interests” in the University housing. In Solid Waste Conversion Dealt With 1971, the Santa Cruz County Assessor was directed to tax the on-campus housing at UC Santa Cruz. On the advice At California Recycling Conference of the Santa Cruz County Counsel, however, the Assessor refused to do this. In the same year, tax assessments were By Susan Swift Pumfrey said, “Americans generate type of recycling project appropriate for reduced, and the University ended up Speaking at the Second Annual enough waste each year to fill a solid line a given area, Pumphrey said. paying the taxes. California Recycling Conference, State of garbage trucks three abreast from Los The Solid Waste Management Board Last July, the Alameda County Tax Senator Omer Rains said that Californians Angeles to New York.” was recently established to coordinate are “addicted to wasteful consumption Collector sent assessments to 1000 Rains also discussed state proposals for community pilot projects in waste habits.” Rains addressed the 250 students living in the married students oil recycling. Over one billion gallons of disposal. The. seven board members, participants on issues of mandatory apartments. The bills ranged from $40 to oil are discarded in California each year appointed by the Governor, the Senate bottle reclamation and the potential at $120. Under the auspices of the ASUCB, and according to Pumfrey, re-refined oil Rules Committee and the Speaker of the UCSB for a solid waste conversion system several residents filed suit to have the tax is just as efficient, if not better, than the House work with the 58 California which could provide cooling, heating and voided. original product. Counties to develop programs for three fuel for vehicles. “Our feeling is that this is a test case,” Emphasizing the necessity of local types of solid waste products. “This is the first time a large number control of energy generating projects, said UCB Administrative Vice President of grass roots recycling people have met Defined as waste materials containing Jeff Bomstein. “It’s the first case of its Pumfrey said, “Recycling is site-specific.” carbon, solid waste, when converted, with legislators, manufacturers and Certain communities will kind anywhere in the country.” media,” said Chris Olsen, a conference becomes available as steam, for turbine The Berkeley plaintiffs argue that a have organic waste which is conducive to engines, as a gas or as liquid fuel. coordinator and member of Santa “refuse derived fuel” recovery while more student living in university housing does Barbara’s Community Environmental According to Pumfrey, solid waste is not have enough control over the urban areas produce “secondary differentiated as industrial, agricultural, Council. property to justify apossessoryinterest in material” for recycling, including or municipal, residential and commercial. The conference brought together newspaper, aluminum, glass and it. This view conforms to that of the representatives from state environmental Acknowledging that he could not feign California Board of Equalization about cardboard. The energy demands of each “great expertise” on the subject, Rains groups, industrial leaders and officials single-student housing. The Santa Cruz community would also determine the (Please turn to p. 8, col. 4) from the Environmental Protection (Please turn to p. 8, col. 1) Agency and the State Solid Waste Management Board. The conference directed attention to Search Committee Finds Scholarship, statewide recycling efforts and the compilation of a handbook to coordinate municipal resource recovery programs. Leadership Top Chancellor Concerns Following Thursday’s workshop sessions, By William Justin is “just beginning to get confidence in member-elect Lisa Pompa. the Solid Waste Management Board held a Academic excellence and itself in terms of academic excellence,” In addition to the open house, the formal meeting to hear status reports on administrative leadership are the most and that the campus community is committee attended a dinner with UCSB state projects and to consider the demanded qualities in a Chancellor, “looking for affirmation from the alumni and community members, a implementation of waste disposal plans participants concluded at an open forum outside.” Graham said that “if you can for San Mateo and Shasta Counties. breakfast with UCSB students, a coffee of the Regent-Faculty committee charged find what the campus is looking for, then hour with UCSB staff personnel and a Rains, whose Container Re-use and with advising UC President David Saxon you can find a chancellor to help Recycling Act (SB 1384) was defeated, lunch with UCSB faculty members. on the selection of UCSB’s new actualize those goals.” She observed that stated that, “We must not let particularly The committee officially includes Chancellor. the “committee members were extremely Regents DeWitt Higgs, William Forbes, narrow interests threaten our larger The Regent-Faculty chancellor attentive and receptive. All were interests for resource recovery.” and Earl Willens. Willens, alumni selection committee came to Santa extremely interested in each comment,” association representative of the Regents, Asked why he thought the “bottle Barbara last week to solicit campus and Graham said. President Saxon did a really is a graduate of UCLA and attended law bill” failed to receive a quorum, Rains community views on the criteria to be good job of ascertaining the essence of school at Boalt Hall. Willens now aide Ross Pumfrey said, “It failed because used in naming a new Chancellor. everybody’s argument.” practices law in Los Angeles. Regents there are a lot of people and companies In a series of scheduled meetings, and During F riday’s open house, William Wilson and Robert Reynolds ar- involved directly or indirectly in the in an open-house reception, the committee member Carl Bovell, president also on the UCSB committee, but w< profits from producing throw-away committee members heard a of the UC Riverside academic senate, unable to attend the campus a containers.” He credited profit motives of commonly-expressed desire to see the indicated that the committee is looking community sessions. Faculty members container companies for successful future Chancellor possess academic for a scholar with a national reputation in the committee are Bovell and Rob. lobbying against the bill. excellence and demonstrated leadership addition to administrative ability. Bovell Connick, chemistry professor at Berkelt Rains believes that political debates on in administrative affairs. was concerned with the new Chancellor’s and UCSB professors Herb Fingeret centralized reclamation plants have According to Jody Graham, familiarity with the academic affairs Gordon Baker, and Duncan Mellichan ignored the fact that there is no simple undergraduate participant on the search which he feels have changed considerably The committee is chaired by and solution to waste problems. Pumfrey committee, another impression garnered in the last decade. assisted by Gloria Copeland, UC assist added that both he and Rains were from the sessions is that “Santa Barbara is Acknowledging that a Chancellor must vice president for academic personnel; especially concerned with consumer finally looking to crystallize its be familiar with Isla Vista problems the administration. Copeland also assists attitudes. self-image.” Graham said that listening to committee members heard from IVCC coordinating the activities of the Observing that every day Americans the comments of the student, faculty, members David Hoskinson, Carmen Santa Cruz Chancellor search commit ‘ produce three pounds of garbage apiece* and staff, participants agreed that UCSB Lodise, and Walt Wilson and IYCC which is also chaired by Saxon, PAGE 2 DAILY NEXUS MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8,1976 Nuclear Safeguard Propositions THE SOVIET NEWSPAPER “IZVESTIA” expressed hope yesterday that President-elect Jimmy Carter will pursue the policy of detente and will re-activate stalled nuclear arms Fail to Gain Support Nationwide negotiations. By Susan Swift commented, “Never before have California on the primary ballot TERRORISTS GROUPS MAY BE PLANNING to sell or use Nuclear Safeguard propositions the citizens of so many states in June. Unique to the nuclear deadly nerve gas, according to a report by the Boston “Sunday failed to achieve voter support learned about the dangers proposals is the intiative process Globe.” The story says that simultaneous raids in Vienna and across the nation Tuesday. “We involved in nuclear, power; it’s by which they attained inclusion - Berlin last February turned up more than a quart of nerve gas expected it (nuclear legislation) definitely not over.” Agreeing on ballots. People’s Lobby in Los similar to the chemical developed by the Nazis. A similar find to be a two to one loss,” with Koupal, Maschke Angeles, in conjunction with was also reportedly made in the UJS. admitted Joyce Koupal, national emphasized a need to involve People for Proof and citizen director of the People’s Lobby. labor in the safeguard movement action group, Western Bloc, have AN OREGON PSYCHIATRIST SAYS handguns are a public Legislative efforts to establish adding, “We now need to provide educated - volunteers and health problem. Dr. Charles Browning, in this week’s “Journal of safe nuclear storage systems and an alternative source of power to organized “groups in many states the American Medical Association” notes that thousands of to remove federal limits on justify the termination of nuclear to do safe nuclear initiatives,-” Americans are killed each year by pistols,” and Browning calls liability met with overwhelming plants.” (Western Bloc Newsletter January for tighter controls on the small weapons. opposition in Arizona, Colorado, The propositions had 1976). Montana, Ohio, Oregon and provisions similar to those of Combating the efforts of Washington. Proposition 15 which appeared in (Please turn to p. 3, col. 1) A CONTINENTAL AIRLINES SPOKESMAN says meetings in Asked why nuclear legislation San Diego between striking Continental pilots and the airline are was suffering pervasive defeat,. expected to continue into next week. Under rules of the Koupal replied, “We failed to FROM THE NATIONAL THEATER National Mediation Board, both sides have agreed not to discuss gain a broad base of support, we INSTITUTE offers and counter offers until a settlement is reached. needed endorsements not only OP JAPAN from liberals, but from labor as ABOUT 40 PEOPLE WERE RESCUED by life-lines, ship and well.” She belives that many helicopter in San Francisco last night after a fishing party boat proponents of the safeguards ran aground under the Golden Gate Bridge. One person was tend to blame wealthy lobbyists injured when the fishing boats and the Coast Guard ship banged for the ill fate of nuclear bills, together during the dramatic rescue attempt. stating, “historically, money is THE not necessarily a key determinant MARTIAL of whether a bill wins or loses.” ARTS A BUTCHERS STRIKE AGAINST SUPERMARKET CHAINS Ed Maschke, Director of the OF in Southern California and Las Vegas may not materialize after Santa Barbara County all, although teamsters may still walk out. In Los Angeles, Food Environmental Alliance, authored KABUKi Employers Council spokesman Bob Voigt said early reports from the original drafts of the nuclear the local butchers indicate they are overwhelmingly approving safeguard bills in Arizona, TO N IG H T -8pm-Campbell Hall Colorado and Montana. He the employers’ proposals for a new three-year contract. $2.50 STUDENTS/$3.50 UCSB FACULTY & STAFF believes that the attempts have $4.50 GENERAL PUBLIC. RESERVED SEATS. AN AMERICAN CONTAINER SHIP with a cargo of gases and increased public concern and helped set a precedent for action' TICKETS ARE ON SALE AT ARTS 81 LECTURES BOX OFFICE, corrosives is reported on fire in the Atlantic and being UCSB: LOBERO THEATRE: 81 HITSVILLE, LA CUMBRE PLAZA. abandoned by most of its crew about 600 miles Southeast of through initiative campaigns. COMMITTEE ON ARTS 8i LECTURES, UCSB. Nova Scotia. Refusing to abandon the issue of safeguarding, Maschke -Tom Bolton

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Box Office, Ticketron, Galixcy Records, Morning Glory Records, U.C.S.B. 9 , pem obo/ca»ope presentation • MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8,1976 DAILY NEXUS PAGE 3 Dodson Resigns as Presiding Giant Mushroomsat Judge Following Loss to Dodds Argentine UFO Sites (ZNS) — Mysterious giant mushrooms that “sweat” when Floyd Dodson has resigned as after Dodson’s surprising defeat when Dodds assumes Dodson’s placed in the sun have reportedly been discovered at several at the hands of Bruce Dodds. Superior Court judge seat in presiding judge of the Santa locations in Argentina following accounts of UFO landings in the Barbara Superior Court, though In a letter to the six other January. Dodson had been area. he will remain on the bench as a Superior Court judges, Dodson elected presiding judge by his This bizarre report comes from High Times Magazine which judge until January. The officially resigned as a part of the colleagues six of his eight years quotes a number of Argentine newspapers and government announcement was issued the day transition that will take place on the bench. authorities there who allegedly have been looking into these A meeting is being set up this mushroom cases since the late 1960’s. Bakke Re-hearing Denied week with the other judges to One account from an Argentine newspaper published in April of last year reports that large mushrooms — some nearly three BERKELEY — The California the California Supreme Court select a new presiding judge, feet across — were found amidst burned bushes and the tracks of Supreme Court today (Thursday, held unconstitutional the special responsible for assigning trials, three metallic footpads, immediately after a UFO sighting. October 28) denied the admissions program of the School sentencing defendants who plead What causes the fungus-like growths is a mystery, because the University of California’s petition of Medicine at the Davis campus guilty without trial, and handling for a re-hearing of the Bakke case because it specifically considered other housekeeping chores for mushrooms are reportedly foreign to the areas in which they are being found. and the University’s motion for race as an element in its special the court. In almost all cases, according to High Times, the perspiring an order holding in abeyance the program. With today’s action, Dodds is not expected to mushrooms are found in dry areas offering little fungi food, effect of the decision, pending a that decision is now in effect. become presiding judge until he areas where mushrooms are not normally found. review by the United States Reidhaar is ( advising chancellors has gained experience, and there The mushrooms are described as being as big as 32 inches Supreme Court. The Court also at each of the University’s nine is talk that the other four across, six inches high, and with their growth being visible to the ordered that Alan Bakke be campuses that effective Superior Court judges will rotate human eye within an hour’s time. admitted to the School of immediately, any admissions the position. High Times adds that the University of La Plata has reportedly Medicine at the Davis campus. decisions that include race as a Dodson, vacationing in analyzed the growths but has not released its findings. It is not factor should be held in University General Counsel Mexico, was unavailable for known if they have any psychedelic properties. Donald L. Reidhaar is preparing abeyance. comment. an application to the United States Supreme Court requesting that a stay be issued. I.R.O. and A.S JV. present The September 16 decision of Cold Spring 'Cmern Historic stagecoach stop. 3 Middle East Forums Safeguards ENTERT^A|ZNMENT^e the charm of a bygone era. Monday, Nov. 8t h ( Cont. from p. 2) This week featuring: Week Nite Specials Citizens for Jobs and Energy, the 8:30 1) . IRAN and the Omani Revolution pro-nuclear organization in Mon. Santa Rosa Red & by Nigel Disney (MERIP) Tues. 8:30 $3.95 California, People’s Lobby has Wesley 12 noon — UCen 1128 launched a national campaign Mon: Roast Beef Wed. 2) . LEBANESE CRISIS Sheri Geiger 8:30 endorsed by Ralph Nader. Thurs Tues: Turkey by Nigel Disney Koupal believes that the original ! Weds: BBQ Ribs 7 p.m. — Das Institute Fri. task of the lobby, that of Lonesome 9:00 Sat. Î Thurs: Baked Ham qualifying initiatives by massive Tumbleweeds Tuesday, Nov. 9th signature drives, is no longer a Sun. 4:00 -Complete Dinners- primary goal. “We must take Open 7 days a w eek LIBERATION IN NORTHERN AFRICA Lunch, Dinner, Cocktails by Jim Paul (MERIP) care of the opposition prior to ..20...... minutas.s was» from ivvni townm i otvilIC on Scenic rtOUl« Route I 3*» 154 q . . f\f\C C the campaign,” Koupal Atop San Marcos Pass turn left onto Stagecoach Rd.. one mile »O / -0 0 D O 12 n o o n -U C e n 1128 explained. “We must secure a broad base of support and BBSS] maintain a positive rather than defensive position in the future.” ***$SNha Notice: UCSB Student • Campus • Business ATTENTION T h e " The ‘75-‘76 DIRECTORY La Cumbre Fires is here 1976-77 TODAY ( affectionately caled HUSTLERS' HANDBOOK) Those who London bought books on sale Peter Maxwell Davies last year director can pick them up at TODAY Thurs.Nov.11 the at 8pm - UCSB STORKE Campus Bookstore - UCen BUILDING and Campbell Hall Boon 1001 $2.50 Students Isla Vista Bookstore - 6553 Pardall $3.50 UCSB Faculty & Staff (Please bring $4.50 General Public. receipts or I.D.) $1.50 plus tax Reserved seating. Tickets are on sale at the AN ABSOLUTE NECESSITY! Arts & Lectures Box Office, UCSB; Lobero Theatre;& Complete listings for Undergraduate and Graduate Students, Faculty, and Staff Hitsville, La Cumbre Plaza. plus reference information for all those hard to find numbers. Also up to date yelow pages. PAGE 4 DAILY NEXUS MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8,1976 "" letters Misrepresenting Issue To the Pitiful Masses

Editor, Daily Nexus: It is with great dispair that I must regretfully call to your most glorious attention that you have mistakenly misrepresented an issue of' vital concern to the pitiful masses. Your stories and editorials on the Regents committee on Chancellor Selection have given the impression that talking to them would be a rewarding experience. First, on the selection committee there are five regents, five faculty members and two lowly students. Although it might seem presumptuous of us to ask, but why don’t the two students have a vote? Is this tokenism? God forbid! The opinions of students are considered so valuable by the Regents that our thoughts are not to be cluttered up by the mundane procedure of Voting. Also, those two votes might have caused antagonism by negating the chances of a unanimous vote by the committee.

“Tu rn off the lights when you leave, Jerry.” Another point, you say that community groups will be consulted. The two most important groups, Isla Vista (IVCC) and students (A.S.) should be consulted. A.S. is, but IVCC wasn’t even thought of. But then, IVCC only represent a xommunity that suffers, or if you prefer, Now that the Campaign is Over... benefits, from the actions of the Chancellor. However, the S.B. Chamber of Commerce and Supervisor Kallman, who doesn’t even Editor, Daily Nexus: President-elect Carter has my best duties as President in the manner represent this district, are considered much more representative and NoWHhat the long, and often he honestly felt was best for the wishes, both for a smooth knowledgeable on I.V. and UCSB than those that live there and go to bitter presidential race is finally country. He is not the “Watergate transition into office, and for a school there. Whereas they get to talk to the Committee at a private Over, I f eel that it is appropriate monster” that he was often given successful term in office. I hope dinner, ordinary students are privileged to talk to them at 4 p.m. on for _m£v$o. say at least a few that he is able to perform his to be in many of your stories and Friday afternoon, a most convenient time. words, having successfully kept duties as President as well as he editorials. He did his best to serve quiet throughjtfie campaign. believes that he can. Only time his country, and I believe that Whenever the current Chancellor speaks on Isla Vista affairs, he does I was,*of'course, disappointed will tell. this has earned him at least some so on the business interests of Santa Barbara without even setting foot with the results of the My main purpose in writing, respect. At times he may have in Isla Vista. Only last week he spoke publicly about the enrollment presidential race, having worked this letter, however, is to express made mistakes, but this is one issue. However, he didn’t speak to Isla Vistans, who suffer most from long and hard for President my disappointment in the fault which none of us can claim the increasing enrollment’s effect on our housing conditions. Instead Ford’s campaign, but I must manner in which President Ford to be free of. In short, this nation he went to the Santa Barbara Citizens Planning Commission in agree with the President that the was portrayed by the Nexus, would be much better off should downtown Santa Barbara. Obviously, the Chancellor believes divisions created in this country throughout the election. It is my future Presidents conduct Descartes, “ If you don’t perceive it, it doesn’t exist.” as a result of the presidential themselves in a similar manner to heartfelt conviction that Gerald But I.V. does exist and so do the 14,700 students who attend contest must, for the sake of the President Ford. R. Ford is a man of decency and UCSB. What we want is a Chancellor who will represent and respond nation, be cast aside. compassion, who conducted his Once more, T wish President-elect Carter the best of to both the students and Isla Vista. If our only input is two students luck over the next four years, and with no vote, or an open forum that is too large for anything but hope he is successful in working token representation of I.V. and student affairs, we fail to see how this American Puritanism towards the goals of all will happen. Americans: maintaining world Is it too much to ask that we have more influence than just our peace and prosperity. meager opinions? Clad in Feminist Denim Matthew Revak Editor, Daily Nexus: President, U.C.S.B. Deanna Affleck, Howard Dyck, Alice Valdivia, Scott Spiro, Open letter to Kathy Lanzarotta: College Republicans Ann Davis, Don Heinsohn— members of Praxis. Anfierigan Puritanism in feminist denim strikes its censoring blow against aft that offends the party line! Did it ever occur to you that Lina Wertmueller is an artist first and that her goals as an artist might transcend petty bourgeois political morality? Vou may as well go to No to Future UCSB Building Plans the movies wearing a blindfold if you go expecting every woman artist to line up to your shallow expectations. Since that is what you Editor, Daily Nexus: I’ve talked to shares the opposite “The cafeteria should be apparently did, let me point out a thing or two, if I may. UCSB should set precedent for viewpoint. enlarged to handle peak periods.”. Consistant in all of Wertmueller’s films is the helpless despair of the other campuses and declare an Reasons for building the — Surely people can find other “common MAN”; especially that common man who is moral, indefinite moratorium on future campus events facility and UCen alternatives and make small somewhat intelligent but trapped (trapped by his poverty, trapped by building. This era calls for II are inadequate: sacrifices (eat on the lawn, brown his morality, trapped by his sexism, trapped by his politics, and “better,” not “more.” “Th’e campus events facility bag it, eat in Isla Vista,...) rather trapped by his biological urges in a world that refuses to admit that A way to begin implementing will enhance intramural?.” — than resort to growth mentality. they are his, unless these urges are to be exploited). This is a part of this ecological belief would be by UCSB already has one of the best “ Building UCen II would what I see yet I’ve barely scratched the surface. Child, Lina not building the proposed intramural programs in the provide more inventory space for Wertmueller is not trying to dictate to the world the pure feminist campus events facility and the nation, so why borrow money for the campus bookstore thus allowing cheaper prices.” — Judge gospel nor is she neglecting it. She is too close to the Earth to ignore addition to the UCen (“UCen a facility which won’t even be II"). for yourself whether or not you any of its elements or to get caught up in preaching. If you need so completed? think that is a rationalization. badly to label her with an " ’ist,” try a "crying humanist.” She’s crying The only people I have come “The present UCen was built A person connected with the for good reason too. Only a humanist can create a classical tragedy and into contact with who favor these for 7,000 students, not 14,000." buildings are administration UCen II project has “a dream” classical tragedies are impossible without a "noble hero.” The — Why not begin trying to cut officials, the architects, A.S. about bringing students together. twentieth century happens to have little room for such leaders, down enrollment instead of President, Vice-President, and — 3.4 million & dollars won’t buy therefore Wertmueller had to find him in the common man. The adding more buildings to this council members. Anyone else (Please turn to p. 5, col. 1) tragedian chose this Man because he is the last remnant of the feudal campus? system that made him the Lord of his house. This is especially true in Sicily and wouldn’t you know it, most often Wertmueller’s leading men come from that island. Even this formula has a lot of variation in DULY N E X U S it because the Twentieth centruy is too fucking confusing for aesthetic or political dictates to rule the Artist. She is not painting a still life nor Doug Amdur Tom Bolton "We cannot despair of a political poster. This ARTIST is working on a level more complicated Editor-in-Chief Managing Editor humanity, since we are ourselves than cubism. All of her films have been carefully aimed stabs at human beings. ” creating a Twentieth Century Tragedy whose catharsis resembles coitus Becky Morrow Laurie Battle A Ibert Einstein interuptus more than anything else. News Editor Editorials Editor In conclusion; it is clear to me that you, Kathy, will never understand art well enough to criticize it until you take off your Opinions expressed are the individual writer's and do not necessarily represent those of the Daily Nexus, UCSB Associated Students, or the U C Regents. Cartoons represent the opinion of the puritanistic blinders. I don’t need a Polit bureau art director any more individuals whose names appear thereon. Editorials represent a consensus viewpoint of the Daily than you need to become one. Wertmueller’s open minded portrayal of Nexus Editorial Board. All items submitted for publication become the property of the Daily Italian life does more to make me aware of the Human condition Nexus. We welcome contributions from alternative viewpoints. (including the exploitation of women) than all the narrow-minded pious gibberish that you try to pawn off as art criticism. W ' W l P d N F George Couper MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8,1976 DAILY NEXUS PAGES

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Editor, Daily Nexus: laws concerning the proper and responsibilities to each other and Mr. Ed Schmitt provides poor courteous use of roads and bike the community before they ruin justification for endangering the paths. The bicycle population has the roads for the serious riders. safety of his fellow cyclists in his to become aware of their Tim Kenney letter of 11 /3. Anyone who takes the sport of cycling seriously would Correspondent Sought immediately see the folly in Mr. Schmitt’s arguments. Briefly, the Editor, Daily Nexus: 'Bittersweet Love' small gain in visibility which may I am a young man, age 29, presently incarcerated in a Southern be realized by assuming an Ohio Correctional Facility in Luçasyille, Ohio. I am doing well at the (PG) upright riding position is more present time except that I have no one to relate to, and as you might than offset by the loss in control guess it does get quite lonely in here. Not hearing from anyone in the 'Front Page" and braking effectiveness. One outside world can affect a man mentally. (PG) only need observe a bicycle race, I write this letter in the hopes that you will print it in your where the requirements for newspaper, so that I may seek correspondence through it; that is, if control, visibility and braking are any of the nice people from your area might wish to write a lonely great, to verify the optimal man. » physical arrangement. I will answer all who do so. I am thanking you in return. Marathon I would recommend to Mr. David G. Brooks 134643 Schmitt that if he were truly P.O. Box 787 Man" interested in the relaxed bicycling Lucasville, Ohio 45648 position, he would switch his (R) handlebars to an appropriate flat style which is designed for exactly that purpose. Toniteat I What underlies these problems and all bicycle problems in and Banana Splits 25* off around UCSB are the students’ lack of respect for their bicycles’ All flavors - Whipped Cream - Topping construction, care, and use. I Get Lickety-Split over to Rosie's would go a step further than Mr. joe Dillard and suggest not only 6579 Seville-I.V. certain minimum equipment regulations, but implementing Buildings FESTIVAL OF MUSIC (Continued from p.4) more friendships on this campus. Before more concrete is poured, let’s at least be sure it’s necessary by voting. Compared to Film Festival the millions to be spent on more buildings, the costs incurred by holding a referendum are only riviera 'Don't Look Now' just. "Sleuth" No to the campus events MOVIE PALACE facility, UCen II and future New Directions in Jazz S I 965 6188 building on this campus. Jim Byerley •••••••••••••• Gary Burton Quintet with Pat Matheny b ä s k i h Jack De Jonnette’s Directions BOBBINS with John Abarcrombia ICE CREAM 5749 Calle Real Nltely til 11, Fri & Sat tilMIdnlte Eberhard Weber’s Colours with Jon Christanaan Ralph Towner - solo guitar THE plus duals with John Abarcrombia 4 Gary Burton WAGER Gary Burton / E berhard Weber - duets b y M a rk M e d o ff directed by Don J. Bo ughton THIS FRIDAY 7:30 pm November 9-13 Arlington Cantor for tha Performing Arts Studio Theatre 8 p.m . Reserved seating 8.50 - 7.50 - 6.50 Tickets Now On Sale at Music Galaxy, 5 Points Shopping Center. Santa Tickets $2 (students $1) B arbara; Morninglory Music, I.V.; Turning Point, Downtown S.B. — A Pemabo Presentation — Arts & Lectures Ticket Office PAGE 6 DAILY NEXUS MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8,1976 NASA Says Mars h c ü ;------N * - TODAY meeting of all student academic senate f 1RO AND ASA: A lecture by Nigel Disney representatives at 3:30 pjn., third floor UCen. Is a Livable Retreat * (MERIP) on “The Revolution in Oman and Iran’s (ZNS) — Are you ready to migrate to Mars? Role in the Gulf,” will be held at noon in UCen TOMORROW The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has 1128. ASA AND IRO: Jim Paul (MERIP) will be giving a prepared a feasibility study which concludes the Red Planet could be ISLA VISTA OPEN DOOR MEDICAL CLINIC: political forum on “The Liberation Movements in turned into a livable retreat, complete with a breathable atmosphere Breast and Cervical cancer will be the health Northern Africa” in UCen 1128 at noon, and running water. subject explored at the public health film and The Chicago Tribune reports that one of the project’s scientists, Dr. discussion series, 7:30 pjn. at the I.V. School, PLACEMENT CENTER: Students can meet on a I Richard Young, believes the effort to reengineer Mars could begin 6875 El Colegio Rd. The guest speaker will be drop-in basis with representatives of US. Army before the end of the century. j Barbara Hall and the film will concern Corps to discuss their masters program in physical Young says that NASA feasibility reports show that Mars could be self-examination. Women, don’t miss this. therapy between 9 a.m. and 3:30 pjn. in the settled by humans after using satellites to spray charcoal powder on Placement Center. the cold polar caps of the planet. Young expalins that this would cause GAUCHO CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP: GCF will the polar caps to melt, raising the Martian temperature, creating rivers meet as a large group this week from 7-9 pjn. in ISLA VISTA COMMUNITY VIDEO: A half hour and lakes and producing a thin earth-like atmosphere. Santa Rosa Formal Lounge. Jeff Harkia, pastor at program on I.V. will be shown on television, cable According to the NASA study, the correct kind of scientific effort, Calvary Way will be the guest speaker. 2, at 9 pjn. We invite comment from you out costing in the trillions of dollars, could result in settlers from Earth there in TV land — this program is the sixth with eventually living and working on the Martian surface in shirtsleeves. IRO AND ASA: Nigel Disney will be giving a more to come, so check it out. In the meantime, Cornell Astronomer Carl Sagan is warning about lecture entitled “The Lebanese Crisis” at 7 pjn. at attempts by humans to change Mars. Sagan says that Mars may contain Das Institute. Coffee will be served. ANNOUNCEMENTS low forms of life and, if so, we shouldn’t tamper with it. Says Sagan, COLLEGE OF LETTERS AND SCIENCE: The “If there are microbes there, Mars belongs to them.” 1 UNICEF AND CAB: The jazz ensemble “Lady deadline to drop a class/change grading option is Luck” will play a benefit concert for UNICEF Friday, Nov. 12. „ from 9 to midnight at Borsodi’s Coffeehouse. GAY PEOPLE’S UNION WOMEN’S CAUCUS: Environmental Film Admission is $ 1.50 There will be a potluck dinner/rap group Ecology Action is sponsoring “Findhom” and “Whales and Wednesday, Nov. 10 at the campus Women’s Whaling” this Wednesday in Engineering 1104 at 6,8 and 10 pjn. HILLEL: There is Israeli folkdancing every Center at 6:30 p.m. All interested women are ' Monday , night in the UCen Program Lounge. “Findhom” is a newly released documentary based on a community welcome — call 968-4219 for information. in Northern Scotland. Community members are dedicated to a vision Teaching will be from 7:30-8:30 pjn. and there CA.B.: Brandon School Project still needs teacher will be free dancing following. of cooperation with the elemental forces of nature and thus transform aids for a variety of positions. For information call a seedy five-acre trailer park into a lush and flourishing garden. Michael at 968-6716 or come by C.A.B. office . ACADEMIC AFFAIRS BOARD: There will be a The second movie was made by a Save The Whales group in Florida. Tuesdays and Thursdays from 3-5 p.m. Both movies are brought to us courtesy of CEC, a Santa Barbara based environmental action group. Cost is $1.75.

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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8.1976 DAILY NEXUS PAGE 7 Gaucho Harrier Teams Compete C&liy NEXUS Against Fresno State andCSULA By Tony O’Rourke By Robin Updike Clark, Ramona Smith, Miriam In their last dual meet f the Saturday the UCSB Women’s O’Donnell, Anna Pena and Karen SPORTS crosscountry season, the UCSB Crosscountry Club hosted the Nielsen. Crosscountry Team garnered a first annual UCSB Women’s Although the women’s split in meet honors with Fresno Crosscountry Invitational. Cal crosscountry club is new this State University on Saturday, State Los Angeles, however, was. year, the team has made strong the only team that could come. taking the meet’s individual showings this season at the Alan honors but losing the team UCSB won the meet with 20 Hancock Invitational and the victory. points, CSULA finished with 46 UCLA Invitational. Coach Treon Gaucho Gerardo Canchola points. is optimistic that the existence of broke an outstanding field of Gaucho coach Laurel Treon the crosscountry club will make runners, leading from start to was extremely pleased with her for a strong track team next finish, in winning the four mile team’s performance. quarter. lagoon course race in a record “ The girls are really ready to “I think well have a very solid shattering 19:25. The previous go now,” said Treon. track team,” said Treon. “Well record had been established in “Everybody’s time improved have a few outstanding people 1974 by two Fresno State Saturday. Also, after three but also good depth.” runners in a time of 20:01. meets, the girls now have an idea The last meet of the season Fresno State lived up to its about how to be competitive. It’s will be the Santa Ynez Turkey strong pre-meet reputation by too bad our season is almost over. trot on Saturday, November 20. capturing second through sixth Next year most of the same To raise funds for next year’s place and thus raced away with runners will be back and we’ll crosscountry dub, the team is the team victory. begin training earlier in sponsoring a car wash on THE UCSB WOMENS CROSS COUNTRY CLUB finished first in anticipation of a longer season.” November 21 at the Seaside Gas Saturday’s dual meet against CSULA. Team scores were UCSB 20, Notable performances by the Maria Gonzalez of CSULA Station on the comer of Hollister CSULA 46. Gaucho team members were finished first around the 2.9 mile and Fairview. Photo W Scott Hemt turned in by Tom Edwards, Tom lagoon course with a time of Pulte, John Madvig and Jeff Wise. 18:42.8. UCSB took the next six Once again Gerardo Canchola positions causing coach Treon to remark that “we ran really well as proved to be the Gaucho’s NATIONALLY KNOWN highlight. In averaging a 4:51 a team. The finish was excellent.” v' j>ntf- mfle over the four mile lagoon Kristen Uhler, an unattached course, Canchola looked smooth runner from UCSB, finished second with a time of 18:48. and in control throughout the Uhler plans to compete in SPEED READING COURSE entire length of Saturday’s race. women’s track and field next He broke away from the running quarter and will add strength to field early and steadily increased the developing team. his lead during the race. Fresno Tami Elias took third place at TO BE TAUGHT HERE State’s Rick Langford made a last 19:24.5. Elias held the old course ditch effort at catching Canchola record of 19:49 established over the last half mile. However, earlier this season. the gap Canchola had produced Kathy Kinane, Cindy Tykeson, was simply too much for him to Patti Jacobsen, and Elise Copley IN SANTA BARBARA close. Langerford did finished with times of 20:07, demonstrate a scorching kick 20:27, 20:42 and 20:43 S A N T A B A R B A R A - Golden State If you have always wanted to be a which fell just three seconds respectively. Reading Lab will offer a 4 week course speed reader but found the cost short of Canchola’s winning Other UCSB harriers in speed reading to a limited number of prohibitive or the course too. time performance. competing in Saturday’s race qualified people in the Santa Barbara consuming . . . now you can! Just by Coach Adams was generally were Barbara Burton, Katie area. attending 1 evening per week forAshort pleased with the Gaucho’s This recently developed method of weeks you can read 7 to lOtimesi faster, showing, though he noted that instruction is the most innovative and concentrate better and compmtrend" mid-terms had sapped many of Surfers - Divers effective program available in the United more. (Actual classes begin in ApriL) his runners during the week We’ve got preceding the race. States. If you are a student who w oun like to Not only d. es this famous course make A's instead of B's or C's or if you This Saturday the Gauchos Cool Prices on reduce your time in the classroom to just are a business person who wants to stay our climax their season at the PCAA one class per week for 4 short weeks but abreast of today's everchanging Crosscountry Championships at Warm Wetsuits i it also includes an advanced speed accelerating world then this course is an Stanford University. Adams will reading course on cassette tape so that absolute necessity. take a contingent of seven Phone 968-0521 you can continue to improve for the rest These special one-hour lectures will be runners to what should be one of Leisure Time Design ! the best crosscountry showdowns P.O.Box 6324 j of your life. In just 4 weeks the average held at the following times and places. this year. Santa Barbara, Ca. 93111 ! student should be reading 4-5 times faster. In a few months some students Santa Barbara Meetings are reading 20-30 times faster attaining at the Holiday Inn Pregnant? Worried? speeds that approach 6000 words per 5650 Calle Real, Goleta Free anonymous consultation on numerous alternatives to abortion. minute. In rare instances speeds of up to Thurs., Nov. 11, 6:30 & 8:30 p.m. Pregnancy tests 13,000 wpm have been documented. Mon., Nov. 15, 6:30 & 8:30 p.m. Santa Barbara Life Center Our average graduate should read 7-10 607 E. Haley St.. 963-2200 Tues., Nov. 16, 6:30 & 8:30 p.m. times faster upon completion of the Wed., Nov. 17, 6:30 & 8:30 p.m. course with marked improvement in at the comprehension and concentration. Turnpike Lodge For those who would like additional 4770 Calle Real, S. B. information, a series of free, one hour, Fri., Nov. 12, 6:30 & 8:30 p.m. orientation lectures have been scheduled. Sat., Nov. 13,10:30 a.m. & 1:30 p.m. A t these free lectures the course will be explained in complete detail, including If you are a businessman, student, 11/1 —11/1* classroom procedures, instruction housewife or executive this course, 45 i-Ol/jS methods, class schedule and a special 1 which took 5 years of intensive research time only introductory tuition that is to develop, is a must. You can read 7-10 1 less than one-half the cost of similar times faster, comprehend more, courses. You must attend any of the concentrate better, and remember meetings for information about the longer. Students are offered an Santa BArbara classes. additional discount. This course can be These orientations are open to the taught to industry or civic groups at 9 6 8 -1 0 5 5 public, above age 14, jpersons under 18 "Group rates" upon request. Be sure to should be accompanied by a parent if attend whichever free orientation that •V... 6 5 4 9 PARDALL • ROAD IS LA V IS TA possible.) fits best in your schedule. PAGES DAILY NEXUS MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8,1976

County assessors would be Berkeley Dorm Tax required by law to collect the Recycling Conference... tax. (Continued fromp. 1) is feasible but the real question is (Continued from p. 1) the case, it’s likely that every Berkeley student leaders are touched on the possibility of economic,” Rains told members County Counsel, however, has county in the state will start hopeful that they can win the implementing a solid waste of the conference, “Governor argued that UC property is levying the tax.” case. “The students at Berkeley recovery system at UCSB. He Brown continues to remind us covered by the College If the courts decide against the have been trying to fight this added that “for a pilot project of that we are in an era of limits.” Exemption clause in the State students, the State Board of without the help of the this nature, the University would Constitution, as are private Equalization will send a directive Administration,” said David be ideal.” Have a regular universities. to all the county assessors Cahn, a student lobby member. Rains believes that because the checkup. It can save instructing them to place student “This situation is a test case for The University Counsel is also University is a state institution, your life. preparing legislation which would housing on the tax rolls. “The their autonomy.” A decision on the plan would not be an exempt college students from administration of that would be the case is expected from imposition on the public and that A m erican possessory interest taxes. If the horrendous,” said Santa Barbara Alameda Superior Court by Dec. students would be supportive. ASUCB lawsuit fails, the County Assessor William Cook. 1. Admitting that “the technology Cancer Society. 4 legislation will be introduced next January, when the State Legislature reconvenes. While new legislation would not take effect until Jan. 1, 1978, taxes for 1977 will fall due on March 1, 1977. MARIA MULDAUR UCB student leaders have recently asked other UC student financial assistance. Although the Student Body Presidents Council took no stand on the issue, several US student governments are considering aid proposals. The UCfo Leg Council has before it a proposal to send Berkeley y a $1,000 check to defray&fmancial costs. ConttiWtirtg on the statewide effect1 W the tax, Shep Salusky, UC B ^ Jbl?ciSl£ernal affairs coordinator said, “Should we lose F a c u lty R e p S o u g h t The Women’s Center Advisory Board, a Chancellor’s Committee, is seeking a non-tenured faculty representative to serve on the Board, for a two year term. The Advisory Board works with the Women’s Center in a variety of ways including assistance in the selection of the staff and in evaluation of the Center. Interested persons should contact the Women’s Center, Building No. 513 (phone 961-3778), for an ^plication or farther information. Applications must be returned to the Vice Chancellor, Student Affairs by Monday, November 15,1976.

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