LIBRARY ARCHIVES CALIFORNIA POLYTECHNIC STA1 Mustang DailyUNIVERSITY LIBRARY Thursday, Nov. 1,1979 California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo Volume 44, No. 21 Rape crisis line Some mad expands services at Knack BY LOREN assault victims who are otherwise concert SCHNEIDERMAN unable to find suitable housing. DaHy Statl Write Also, she hopes to get funding to Whai began as simply a rape provide temporary child care t BY TOM FULKES emergency service is now the San, centers and pay for mileage for the DaHy Stan Write Luis Obispo Rape Crisis Center, a volunteers who transport the “Nuke the Knack,” one irate 24-hour help center located at $50 children. student recently screamed before he Foothill Blvd. Raetz said the one thing that spat upon the band’s publicity The Rape Crisis Center provides would greatly assist rape victims is poster in the University Union emergency assistance, counseling, a 24-hour telephone patch-line. Plaza. and housing for sexual assault This patch-line, she said, would At least one member of the ASI victims throughout San Luis allow victims to receive the services Concert Committee said he, too, is Obispo County. of a trained counselor on call. This upset about the Knack concert. Mary Raetz is the director of the phone service would also be Lee Cyr, a member of the center, which employs ten trained available to the Victims Assistance executive board of the ASI Concert volunteer counselors. These Unit of the District Attorney’s Committee, said he does not like counselors also act as record Ofice, as well as to various police the process by which the Knack was keeping assistants. agencies. selected to perform at Cal Poly. The Rape Crisis Center is funded Moving into a permanent office According to Cyr, a decision was by a $17,000 grant of the was a necessity for the Rape Crisis made by the Concert Committee to California Department of Social Center, according to Raetz. have a Ronnie Laws and Kenny Services. Raetz said that this money Raetz said the location at 5S0 Rankin concert. Later, that was goes to pay the center’s rent and the Foothill Hlvd. is not only suitable overturned by the executive board salary of the sole clerical employee for crisis counseling, but it is also in favor of the Knack. Raetz has applied for additional used as a drop-in center for persons Cyr described the scenario funding which would provide who have questions concerning leading to that decision: temporary housing for sexual sexual assault. At a Concert committee meeting on Sept. 28, members voted to look into the possiblity of getting a concert with Laws and Rankin. The Knack At a meeting a week later on Oct. 5, a motion was passed to try to get a Van Morrison concert scheduled. Close to sell-out This was a “ long shot” according to Cyr. As part of the vote it was Approximately 500 tickets “ This is the fastest selling agreed by the entire committee that remain for this Saturday’s concert concert ever at this school up to if the Morrison deal feel through with The Knack. now,” he added. then the Laws and Rankin concert Of the 3.600 tickets available for Echoing that statement is Mike would be a finality. The Morrison the concert, over two-thirds were Evans, ASI ticket sales manager. deal later fell through. sold on Monday, the first day of On Monday, Evans said students At the next meeting a week later, sales. were lined up in frontt; ftf<* the Oct. 12, the executive board, "We sold 2,455 tickets the very University Union Ticket office as chaired by Chris Romak, an first day and that’s an un early as 7 a.m. to buy concert nounced to the full committee there precedented amount for the fit si tickets Mrs. Mary Raetz, director of the Rape Crisis Center in San was a “ hot” act coming in the day of sales,” said Chris Romak, “ At 9:15 it went all the way Luis Obispo, listens to a question from a reporter during a place of Laws and Rankin. Cyr said Concert Committee chairman. down to Chumash and around to press conference held to explain the center. Raetz and ten the exeuctive board told the full The 900 non-student tickets the drinking fountain,” said Evans other workers at the center give counseling to victims of committee the band coming would be one everyone on the committee made available sold-out at 1:30 of the line that wrapped around the sexual assault and help them find housing. The center is p.m. on Monday, Romak said. top floor of the U.IJ. would like, only they could not tell presently funded by a $17,000 grant from the state Depart Off-campus ticket sales were Evans, who has worked in the anyone who the band was because limited to only 25 percent for The U.U. ticket office fot three years, ment of Social Services. Raetz is seeking more funds to of a publicity gimmick by that Knack, said Romack. to give more said The Knack ticket lines “ were expand the center’s services and to reimburse volunteers band. Cal Poly students a chance to some of the longest lines I’ve ever who spend money in helping victims. According to Romak, the reason amend the concert seen at the ticket office. they could not release the band’s name was because the Knack did not want to face adverse publicity in the event they backed out of their Academic Senate opposes general ed proposal commitment. They also had a publicity campaign planned—ten BY MM. MK ONAHEY Poly at Cal Poly.” a resolution supporting the concept second "teasers” on most of the Dally SUM Write The second part is a series of Jim Conway, chairman of the of campus review of all GE courses San Luis Obispo radio stations. Academic Senators at a special seven resolutions dealing with, Academic Senate Budget Com to ensure that they fulfill GE-B The advertising spots had a brief meeting Tuesday voted against specific points of the report that the mittee, said the university would objectives. tune by the band and a voice that supporting a recommendation to GE-B Committee singled out as save money by increasing the GE George Lewis of Science and said people would “ get it soon.” increase the number of general most important, the resolutions load because student credit units Mathematics, who said he is in The teaser never mentioned the education units required at C'SUS were adopted by the Academic would shift from a greater con favor of the resolution, expressed name of the band. campuses. Senate at the Tuesday meeting, centration in high-cost, technical concern that substance is being During the course of the next The recommendation was part of including the resolution against the areas to lower-cost, general avoided in the work demanded of week tW fyustang Daily acquired a final report by the Chancellor’s increase in required GE units education areas. students. the name of the band through a Task Force on General Education Stine said the reports by ad hoc But Richard Kranzdorf, “ I find I’m teaching at an in leak in the executive board. that re evaluated the objectives of committees will give Baker a clear speaking In favor of the resolution, stitution calling itself a university At the next full committee GE. view of both sides of the GE predicted another “ Custer’s last where there is no foreign language meeting, a vote of confidence was The Academic Senate does not questions because many expressed stand on this university campus and requirement and courses in taken on the Knack concert. The have any direct ay in the final disagreement with some of the throughout the CSUC system” if technical writing are he mg sub committee passed the motion. outcome of the report, said Bill objectives outline by the Task an increase in GE requirements stituted for composition,” ' Mustang Dally Pag# 2 Opinion • * ■ ’* s*...... «m -4 v*~+ :* -— v—«*w— By Mark Lawler Tahoe conference Frawls WITH MlXHoYuMl'JY W l m c W One hundred and five dollars may seem like a drop in the near- AHO k&W Itita o HASm million-dollar ASI bucket. Unfortunately 20 such drops total over fcR ME-ETlfiC- $2,000 and were collectively taken from Cal Poly students to pay for a weekend seminar. Mustang Daily reported Tuesday, Oct. 30, that 10 students and two staff members from the University Union Board of Gover nors, and five students and three staffers from the ASI Program Board will attend a conference in Lake Tahoe this weekend. Sr* Students are picking up the $105 per person tab. Holley Smith, advisor to the Program Board, said Tuesday the students will benefit from the conference. The event will provide them with invaluable knowledge and experieence in dealing with programs, she sa id .____ , ■ . Undoubtedly, it will. But Smith skirts the real issue entirely. It is not that students will or will not gain practical knowledge on the trip, but whether it is ethical to send 20 to do a job which could be j | -nlPDP 0 S L L ...I IVWE- A C ^B A T . accomplished by fewer. - r u e ( WHAT Nick Forestiere, chairman of the Finance Board, said. ASi budgeted the Program Board for, at most, eight pebple to attend o ffO JR M&SkS AMO 10 ^ the conference. Advisor Smith said the funds for the additional % pp\asm .- -\v!h 1 five riders will be taken from the Program Board reserve fund. Reserve funds, by definition, can be used for whatever is stipulated by the orgainzation. The Program Board, by using its funds, sidesteps the wishes of ASI—that the group only send eight people to Tahoe. Students seem to have lost direct control. Just because a campus organization has build a reserve does not mean it should have unlimited say over how that money is spent any more than would city council if extra funds were found. Also, because ASI distributes student money to campus J± organizations, it has the right to know how and why reserve funds are used. Forestiere said this is only the top of the iceburg. He said ASI has never received a breakdown of reserve fund expenditures by any campus club or organization.Such quarterly breakdowns were Letters mandated by a Student Senate Bill passed two years ago. Forestiere said he hopes a memorandum sent to campus organizations recently will rectify the situation. We applaud the Crude realities be more harmful lo society than he via-, chairman’s efforts and hope his Proposition 13 fever spreads to before." other ASI members. Editor: What about the victims and friends ol the I am writing 4 rebuttal to the article Pork family? Aren’t (heir lives changed violently? Prison Loop in your Ocl. 25 issue. John House got 19 years for what he did But how many years did we get sentenced to? I was shocked by the naive altitude of the How long will we have to live with that night author. Bui more than shocked, quite angry, of terror—and remember it again and again? because sadly enough this altitude prevails We’re prisonners just the same—serving among a large majority of Cal Poly students. time for a crime we did not commit Our Not to say that I was never naive about the, only crime was being victims to an animal. realities of our world, because I was. I lived Open vour eyes, people. in a world untouched by crime. Everything k ' «s bad happened to “ someone else." Some I am not trying to paint an ugly picture of make-believe people were being killed, reality so that you will live in fear. I am just raped, etc., in some other world. Mine was trying to say be aware, please. It does never touched by that. happen to people like you and me—and not The author made the comment, “ Who in some far-off world. wants to talk about something so distant from our lives?” Nothing could be farther Editors’ note: the name o f the writer rs from the truth. The fact is that no matter being withheld due to the nature of the how unblemished the town, the crime is still crime. ► there—it just isn’t brought to the surface. ■c • - _ ' . a But it is a reality for me and two of my Pork prison loop closest friends. I was one of three Cal Poly Editor: women who were held hostage for nine hours Gregor Robin’s “ Pork Prison Loop" by John House, an escapee from the editorial last Thursday, which dealt with the California Men’s colony. sad and brutal irony of our prison system, really hit home. The naive attitude continues to prevail and I have gotten to the point where I want to Too many of us refuse to give thought to scream. Wake up people! Reality is here, not the wretched hypocricy of this country’s somewhere else. “ correctional” institutions. We turn our backs on the fact that often within hours The author went on to describe his visit to after someone is admitted (to be the Men’s Colony and the compassion he felt "rehabilitated” ) into these crime factories, for his guide, a young man sentenced to 22 they are gang-raped, beaten and Lousy mileage years in prison for murder. I wonder if the dehumanized. author would feel the same compassion if his girlfriend had been raped or murdered by We turn our backs on the fact that 75 this man? I wonder how many of you would percent of inmates paroled are back in prison fed compassion for a man who had bound within five years. and gagged three innocent women and For those of you interested in learning a Mustang Daily described to them in detail how he would little about the horrendous, less-publicized brutally maim their bodies and genitals, and facts of prison life, read “ Terror in the Co-Editor ...... Jay Ailing Qeotnl Minapf ... . Claud# Ratliff then kill them? Co-Editor...... John Hollar Advertising Managor. . Mlchata O’Connor Prisons” by Weiss and Friar. These two Editorial Aaaistant...... drag Coming Advorttalng Aaalatant...... Lori UmborgaZ I wonder if the same compassion would be penologist reveal very graphically the Editorial Aaalatant . Cathy Spaamak Prin ted o n cm m put b y felt if one of those three women was your systemized corruption that exists within our Sporta Editor . ____Gregor Robin Untvoralty Qrmphlc Systems tax-supported “ corrective” institutions. Photo Director ...... Vinca Buccl Kathy Ball friend? Or if you had been one of them? I Circulation . . . Carolyn Qouldlng Wab Managar . Dave Muck am one of these women and many of you No doubt we should keep the true-hearted reading this are my friends—but you did not criminal locked up, away from society. But it for Informational purpoaaa. Such printing la not to ba CaHfomta. Prtntad by atudant* majoring In QrapMc know this happened to me. construed m on txpftM td or tmpMod endorsement or Communication* Opinion* aapiaaaad In thla papar In is the abominable way the system is mrlftcetton of eucti oommerclel ventures by the Jour* aiyneu eunorieie ana emciee ere me tnetee or me wnier organized that bothers me. It serves no nsMSm Department or--- l||n uwiTome I — m- I- ,4a rotyecnnic nk -|. 04otiw — 4 — end do not neoooeertty repreoent the optntone of ttio staff Further compassion was expressed for the UntvaraMy, San Lido Obtapo. or the vtewe of the JoumoNem Deportment nor official long sentence the young man would have to justice to see young, still-impressionable Kuoitenea tour times e wee* ourmg in# ecnoot year except unatyneo^ fottoniia i * — - i - a - reuset l i —,, | me — —,m«|onty » 11. .1 1, , —* view —aor serve for murdering someone. The question offenders transformed so easily into more holiday* and axam partoda by th* JoumaHam Dapartmant, tang Dally1 EditorialE Board. killers. Advortiaing rataa on raquaat, 546-1144, or Afflllatad t i Waadar’a Dtgaat Fund and San Franciaoo w u **ked, “ Is it right, though, to put this Mu* tang Dally off lea, Graphic Arts Building. uamf w a m lins n a r D b ———Jl eem a ITrunu .m rt RRemoer4 a — m a, — r A^anromii — ia4— — l — i—aintenxxieyilll — aa— — , — a — Press Association. Member of Associated Press. guy away and change his life so violently that You’re right, Gregor—we did make them. Room 226. Tom Kinsolving T when he does get out at 44, he will probably Mustang Dally Thursday, Nov. 1,1979 Pag* 3 DC-10 crash in Mexico kills 63 Brown will announce candidacy LOS ANGELES (AP)— siders it a three-man race for MEXICO CITY (AP)—A survivors, all injured, were Newsline Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. the Democratic nomination Western Airlines DC-10 taken to three hospitals. The will formally announce his among President Carter, jetliner inbound from Los fate of the others was not Indians protest LNG terminal candidacy for president on Sen. Edward M. Kennedy of Angeles with 88 or 89 per known. Nor was it known Nov. 8 in Washington, Massachusetts and Brown. sons aboard landed on a how many Americans were SANTA BARBARA Tiffany confirmed that a Brown campaign manager He added that Brown closed for repairs runway at aboard. Many of the names (AP)—Between 30 and 50 group of Indians had moved Tom Quinn said Wednesday. irttends to stay in the race fog-shrouded Mexico City were Hispanic. Indians and their supporters on to the site 30 miles west of Quinn made it clear that until the Democratic airport today and crashed, In New York, ABC said marched onto the proposed Santa Barbara about 5 a.m. the Brown campaign con nominating convention. killing at least 63 persons, Ken Lucoff, 31, one of its liquified natural gas terminal officials said. news producers, was killed in site at Point Conception The plane plowed into two the crash. He was en route to today, vowing to stay until airport buildings and burst El Salvador to cover the they are arrested or until apart into hundreds of rioting there. trenching operations at the pieces. A survivor said he Crew member Eduard site are halted.' Ifyouttliketodo thought the plane may have Valencia walked out of the “ They’re ready to stay also hit a house before crash with minor injuries. until they’re carted off, or something about the energy shortage landing. A Mexican aviation of until they’re pretty sure the Red Cross and other ficial said the plane touched trenching will not proceed,” officials said 63 bodies had down on a runway that was said Johnny Flynn, this is a good place to start. been recovered from the closed for repairs and that it spokesman for the Santa wreckage. struck a parked truck and Barbara Indian Center. The U.S. consul said 19 killed its driver. Sheriffs deputy Douglas 5Z5i5Z5Z5?gS?Mqg qg5?SggS?ggSW?gS?S?HSg5?S?5?SWZ5Z5Z5?5?SfS?gS?S?S?gS?S?SWa?S?S?g W W « g WOW!! What all of us Have Been Waiting For! New San Luis Obispo Store OPENING NOV. 1st SUGARLESS SHACK An Adventure in Skinny Eating! *r Sugartree low calorio— s o ft serve • cones • cups • sundaes • Banana Splits V You can have your Skinny treats and can eat It too! • cakes ' - , • pies • cookies • cream puffs m I 1 • choc., banana, and carrot cake * mpes • Hot Apple Strudel Alamode • Hot Choc. 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CA 94I06. ^ 486 “C ” Marsh Street In tq n iil ( IpfMHiHHilt h n /ih n ir -m w nm l mniHW San Luis Obispo 541-4711 MONDAY ANY DAY NIGHT OF THE WEEK BUFFET Expires on 11-8-79 $3 off 1 large pizza PIZZA, PASTA, GARLIC BREAD $2 off 1 med. ’ * AND ALL THE SALAD YOU CAN EAT! pizza $100 off TOPPINGS INCLUDE: pepperoni, italian sausage, pork, beef, black olives, 5:30-8:30 green peppers, jalapeno peppers, mushrooms, anchovies, etc. 2138 Broad St. 541-3478 Expires pn 11-8-79 2138 Broad St. 541-3478 Pag* 4 Thursday, No*. 1,1979 Mustang Daily Fraternity throws Halloween party at Jespersen BY VICKI MILLER to be involved in helping the children attended a costume DaNy S ta ll WfMor comunity, said Vice parade at Pacheco With the help of Lambda President Bob Shriner. The Elementary School next Chi Alpha fraternity fraternity has been active at door. members, the handicapped Cal Poly for about a year Schroeder said that the 40 children at Chris Jespersen and a half. to 50 people, ages three to 21, School all took home a jack- Besides this second annual attendig the school have o-latcrn for Halloween. Halloween party for the classes ih daily living skills, “ Mainly we just have a handicapped, the fraternity self-help programs - and good time with the kids," has sponsored two chicken academic subjects. said fraternity member Steve barbeques for the March of “ We enjoy holidays,” said Troehler. “ It’s more Dimes, a tennis marathon to Schroeder, dressed as an rewarding than a beer help cancer' and a blood exotic bird with feathers and party.” drive. yarn and purple eyelashes Ghosts, clowns, cowboys Shriner said the party was her glasses. and a variety of other not only for the school Snoopy and Woodstock costumed children—many in children but for all the made a guest appearance at wheelchairs—helped to carve members working at the the party and handed out the more than 50 pumpkins party. baloons to the children who donated from the Cal Poly “ It makes you appreciate (Juickly surrounded them. Crop Science Department. what you have,” he said. ‘■I love Snoopy,’’ The children ate cookies, There is a current whispered one girl standing drank apple cider and gave movement to involve. han next to a costume that looked directions on how they dicapped children more with like a giant dog. wanted their pumpkins to be non-handicapped people, Shriner said the fraternity cut to the 20 or so fraternity said Diana Schroeder, a hopes to continue such members and little sisters. teacher at Chris Jespersen Halloween parties for the Lambda Chi Alpha wants School. Before the party, the handicapped. - a ------ir?! A member of Lambda Chi Alhpa Chris Jesperson School carve a DELICIOUS Fraternity helps Julie Santes from pumpkin to celebrate Halloween . 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John Culver _\ ] 36 CARMEL » SAN LUIS OBISPO OK IUK1.M INFORMATION ...... ••••• FRESHNESS GUARANTEED OPEN 24 HOURS / 48 VARIETIES OF DONUTS AND HAWAII’S FAMOUS KONA COFFEE START YOUR DAY WITH A IQQO SUNSHINE SPECIAL TO THE SENIOR YEARBOOK CHOICE OF DONUT PHOTO SESSIONS AND KONA COFFEE i z — DATE HOUM r.j LOCATION _ __sat__ OeC » 11:30 - 4:10' ~ Oct. 30 Untaontty Unkm Rm. 2170 Oct. 11 0:30 1:00/2:00 4:10 Nov. 1 • 30 12:30/4:10 7:30 W - . - t | | 0:30 - 1 00/2-00 - 4:30 ATTHECORNER to Inrturtwf in Mm yib Nov. 2 0:30 -1:00/2:00 - 4:00 •* Jhhwi. cmm * by (A t 0hoto M IK M I any rim r Ou’-nf thy A o t/n f*M mhmvy Tbyrr >• mo MONTEREY & SANTA ROSA » char«e for b*n« photoyaph OPEN 24 HOURS -r Mustang DaHy Thursday, Nov. 1, I N I Pag*# Internships ASI Finance Bowling Swim meet Applications are being The ASI Finance Com taken until Nov. IS for the mittee needs a representative ewscope Volunteers are being A swim meet open to history department’s Hearst from the School of Human sought to participate in a anyone eligible for in San Simeon Internship Development and Education. Tutors Coffeehouse bowling outing for tramurals competition will be program to be conducted in Anyone interested in serving developmentally disabled held Saturday, Nov. 3 at the the winter quarter. The class, on the committee may call A workshop for people The ASI Special Events residents of Casa De Vida. outdoor pool beginning at 2 which is held only in the Nick Forestiere at 346-1291 interested in tutoring or Committee presents Cof The event, sponsored by ASI p.m. The fee Tor entry is 25 winter quarter, trains par or may,go to the ASI office teaching will be held feehouse, a program Student Coummunity cents per event. Events in ticipants to be Hearst Castle in UU217A. Saturday, Nov. 3 at 9 a.m. in featuring musicians from Services, will take place clude a 50 and 100-yard tour guides. Applications for Sailing Club UU 220. The workshop will around San Luis Obispo, Saturday, Nov. 3 from 1 to freestyle race, back and the class are available in the include role playing, tonight at 8 in the Mustang 4:30 p.m. in the Cal Poly breaststroke races as well as history department. The Sailing Club is discussion and speakers. Lounge. Admission to the Recreation Center. Sign-ups relays and games for fun. sponsoring an overnight trip Refreshments will be program is 50 cents. are being taken in UU 103. Sign-ups are being taken in Car rally to Cachuma Lake on provided. The workshop is Homemade "munchies” will Volunteers may call 546- the Intramurals Office in the The Cal Poly Sports Car Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 3 being sponsored by ASl be available. 1395. main gym. Club is sponsoring a gim and 4. A meeting to complete Community. Services mick rally called “ Still Crazy plans for the trip will be held Tutorial Project. Admission After All These Gears.” The tonight at 8 in Science E-46. is free. rally will be held Friday., Attendance is open to all Nov. 2 beginning at 7:30 students, faculty and staff. Golf Club p.m. in the parking lot near No knowledge or experience The Cal Poly Golf Club SPEEDY BURGER the Cal Poly baseball in sailing is necessary. will hold its second meeting diamond. The contestants tonight at 6 in Engineering Fee waivers West Room 226. MEXI-LUNCH! will follow detailed in Full-time and permanent structions leading them part-time employees of Cal Council night 99c WITH COUPON through various parts of the Poly who plan to take classes county, trying to score points The Engineering and at Cal Poly during the Technology School Council (tax not included) along the way. Entry fees for winter quarter may be the event are S4 per car. is sponsoring a charter night eligible for a fee waiver. on Monday, Nov. 5 in There must be at least two Applications for fee waivers Bean Burrito people in each car.1 Chumash Auditorium. The are available in the personnel night will include a talk by a Badminton office. Administration Room representative from the with onions, cheese, and sour cream 110. For information call A mixed doubles band- Raytheon Co. about what 546-2236. minton tournament will be industry looks for when held Sunday, Nov. 18 in the Kludge sale hiring student engineers. Displays by engineering clubs Beef Taco main gym. Cal Poly students The Cal Poly branch of the and faculty may sign up at will also be featured. There is I Institute of Electrical and no charge for admission. with onions, tomatoes,and sour cream the Intramurals Office in the Electronic Engineers is gym. There is a SI entry fee sponsoring a sale of kludge, KCPR for the tournament. or extra electric and elec ASI audit tronic parts. The sale will be KCPR will present an hour held Monday through with Supertramp on Mon Ona par parson. Of far axplrss 11-8-79 The annual audit of the Thursday, Nov. 5 through 8, day, Nov. 5 at 9 p.m. The Speedy Burger/11 Santa Rosa Associated ASI, the from I a.m. to 4 p.m. in the show will be hostetAfy “ The University Union and student Mustang Lounge. Anyone Sheriff” Jay Birks. clubs has been completed for wishing to sell their own the 1978-79 fiscal year. kludge or equipment may Copies for public inspection bring items to the Mustang are available in the ASI Lounge at 2 p.m. on Sunday, Business office (UU202), the Nov. 4 or may bring them at Activities Planning Center any time during sale hours. (UU2I7) and at the library. The Cal Poly IEEE will sell Law school items and keep 10 percent of the purchase price. A representative of McGeorge School of Law Book auction will talk about the school and The Cal Poly chapter of Step #2. about law schools in general the American Institute of at a meeting today from 10 Industrial Engineers (AIIE) a.m. to noon in the Ar is having a book auction chitecture Building, Room today at II a.m. in Room 224. There is no charge for 103 of the Graphic Com admission. A career in engineering. You Today, Advanced Micro Devices munications Building. Books Basketball to be sold include all types of took the first step when you has more than 600 products, A co-ed basketball engineering textbooks and enrolled in college. $200 million in sales and 8,000 handbooks. Linear tournament will be held * Sunday, Nov. 4 beginning at programming, math and of the best people in the busi 10 a.m. in the main gym. science, material handling, The notion of seeing your ideas ness. Three-person teams may sign statistics and tool design are among the subject areas of become reality was probably a up in the Intramural Office We want more. in the gym. There is a $1 books to be auctioned. major factor in your decision to entry fee for the tournament. Bidding starts at 50 cents. A trophy will be awarded to Admission to the auction is become an engineer. free. * If you're an engineering degree the first-place team. candidate, with a solid state Craft Center Now comes the second step. Applications are being physics background, we want accepted from artists, Deciding where you're going to INTERNATIONAL you. craftspersons and artisans put your ideas and training to who want to sell their work CAREER? at the Craft Center work. You'll work for the fastest Christmas sale The deadline to apply at the Craft Center growing integrated circuit pro is Nov. 16. Ten years ago, Advanced Micro ducer in the nation. You'll work Pizza party Devices had no products, zero with engineers whose ideas The Baptist Student Union sales and eight of the best people have become reality. is sponsoring a pizza and in the business. pumpkin party on Saturday, A representative Nov. 3 at 7 p.m. to be held at wtii be on the campus Step to the head of the class. the First Southern Baptist FRIDAY Join Advanced Micro Devices. Church, 317 Foothill Blvd. NOVEMBER 2. 1979 Students are invited to carve to discuss qualifications for a pumpkin and bring it to the advanced study at party for a contest. At the AMMICAN party everyone will make OtADUATI SCHOOL and job opportunities pizzas from provided top in the field of pings. Anyone who wants to INTIRNATIONA1 MANAOIMINT get a ride to the party should Advanced Micro Devices will be on the Cal-Poly campus be at the gym main at 6:43 November 5,1979. Contact the Career Planning and Placement p.m. There is no cost for the Interviews m iy be scheduled el event. .. ______P IA C E M E N T C E N TK K - Center for more information. , • ADMIN. B1.DG. M EC hA The Christmas fundraising _„ I event and an upcoming AMIRICAN ORAOUATI SCHOOt Of INTIRNATIONAl MANAOIMIN1 meeting with President Thunderfcird Campus Warren Baker will be items Olendale. Aniens 15304 ADVANCED MICRO DEVICES £1 discussed at the meeting of MEChA today at 11 a.m. P ( M l Thursday, Nov. 1,1t7f Mustang OaKy Outdoors. ROTC: Pinnacles a peak experience BY DOUG HUCKINS «**nda of a campus group’s Army ROTC cadets and returned Sunday afternoon. abundant at that time of at the east entrance visitor MtyOaMowWiNar camping trip td Pinnacles orienteering class members The outing was the second year, he said. center, to the 9-mile round- Hiking, nature study and National Monument last traveled to the Pinnacles adventure day scheduled this Hiking and rock climbing trip Chalone Peak trail. This photography were on the weekend. Saturday morning and fall by the military science are the mot popular kinds of trail ascends 2130 feet to a department. physical recreation in the fire lookout at the south end The park, about 34 miles park, Climbing registration of the park. south of Hollister, can be isn’t required, but those There are also four self- reached from the south planning to attempt dif guiding trails for which through King City. The west ficult climbs in remote areas leaflets or booklets are entrance from U.S. 101 at should check with a ranger available at the visitor center Soledad is not a through befbre and after the climb. According to Gam, a road. Hikers should- stay on popular trail that allows According to Matt Gam, a established trails and avoid hikers to view most areas of National Park Service ranger cutting across the many the park is the High Peaks who has been at the park for switchbacks. That practice loop. two years, the park is encourages erosion during j Visitors start the 10-mile predominantly a weekend use the rainy season and can also route on the Juniper Canyon area. offer treacherous footing. trail at Chaparral cam Although people visit the Visitors must walk the pground, take the High park year-round, Gam said many trails that lace the Peaks trail at Scout Peak and the ideal time is during April monument to really see the return along the Balconies ”R ctmrn* that isals m t» the detede a Boat m m i and May when winter rains area.. trail. The Balconies Caves, have turned the landscape Nine trails vary in length which aren’t as extensive as FRIDAY, NOV. 3 P R IC E :$ 1 . green and wildflowers are in from the .7-mile Moses the Bear Gulch Caves, are 7:00 * 9:15pm bloom. Wildlife is also most Spring trail, which originates along the return route. Presented l>y A S I» tirosCHUMASH AUD auTHgv Conservation YOU CAN MAKE A BY DOUG HUCKINS keep track of a gun? DuNy Outdoor WiMur —500 million dollars is From time to time, bits more than the annual budget CHANGE and pieces of information of some states, yet that 24 HOUR relevant to conservation amount is how much IN THE COURTS education and outdoor sports sportsmen pay for con PHOTO cross my desk. Here’s a servation each year. That Discover (JSC’s Master’s Degree Program in compilation of some of the amount is so large it may be RM/HNQ most recent: difficult to put into per PON TOW# KOOACOtO* FILM —In the California desert, spective. Broken down into JUDICIAL ADMINISTRATION a pair of fish and game smaller figures, the amounts CAMPUS biologists with tough hides may be easier to relate to. A representative will be at ~ — — - and young hearts hacked a For example: An hour CAMERA ramp into a natural water passes-sportsmen pay The University Union tank in the Mojave Desert $57,082.80 for conservation. IT COSTS NO MORE! near the east Chocolate In one day-sportsmen pay $1,370,000. The Dallas from 10:00 a.m . to 3:00 p.m . 7M Higuura Street Mountains of Imperial Downtown San Luis Obispo County. Mountain bighorns Cowboys win the 1978 Super Friday, November 2,1979 Phono S43-M47 frequently drowned while Bowl-sportsmen pay $57,060 trying to get a drink of water for conservation. in a 12-foot deep basin that had no means of escape. The - ‘•When the Int’l. Whaling two men flew in a Commission met in July, ts a morning run Air Sports, you can be sure Garmont, Serac, Salomon, jackhammer and an air there were mixed results for compressor to help do the the world’s whales. Some in deep powder at the quality we stand for Camp 7, Kelty, Vasque, job. Funds for the project good results were a limited Mammoth. Or the first goes right along. Wilderness Experience and were partially provided by ban on huge 'factory ships,’ Ifootstep on a trail you’ve Woolrich. And with people fine money from Fish and the creation of a whale The Mountain Air game violations .in that sanctuary in the Indian never hiked before. who know the outdoors — - Challenge. county. Ocean, and Japan’ inside out. There is a feeling in agreement to stop buying Your challenge. We’re prepared for it. Washington that gun whale products from whalers The way we see it, our It demands real With products you can registration would be no who ignore the IWC quotas. challenge is helping you more effective than the The quota was reduced by performance — from you couht on — from names like meet yours. Whenever registration of cars. For about 7,000 on sperm and from the gear you Olin, K2, Hexcel, Hanson, example, the licensing whales, but the fin whale you’re ready ... choose. That’s why we’re department lost track of quota was increased by about some 217,000 vehicles last so careful selecting the 200; both species are en San Luis Obispot year. After totalling the dangered. The highly en products we offer you. 858 Higuera Street; 543-1676 figures, there should have dangered bowhead and _When you set out with Santa Barbarai been almost 3.3 million humpback were the subject registrations. Yet, there were equipment from Mountain 731 State Street; 962-0049 of great controversy; the 216,942 missing autos. The IWC decided to allow inference is this: if continued limited hunting by something as large as a car aboriginal whalers such as can be lost, how can they Eskimos. H elping you the challenge. “BILL'S" I I SALON Or BEAUTY BiiizweMei I Karan Fo4ey I * Vlckey Flultt I NOV. 1-30 5 4 * »4 4 I 10% O FF— any I I shampoo or conditioner I Mow. Mru Sol. with a style cut. 1534 Mow lor wy Si. I toil Okiipo. 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The school however, inner dub judo match on Club Director Freddy athlete himself, said the inner rate that eight of the club who can pound the ball in. does give them five new Tuesday night. Coach Kathy Flores also pronouned Ihe club match was a preview of members will be par ” We’ve lost a lot of water polo balls a year. Carlisle was impressed wiih club a “ fine bunch of Ihe season’s matches to ticipating in the AAU talented players, and it all The seniors agreed that the come. ' tournament November 9 and relates back to the water polo program was not The results of the match I0 in Las Vegas. There will coaching,” Rhodes said. the main factor for coming for the lightweight division be another inner club match “ How can we get the new to Cal Poly. Rhodes, an were; first place John Svinth, on December 4 and it is open players here when we didn’t industrial engineer major, second place Will Taylor and to the public. even know who the coach said that because water polo placing third place Charles “ It’s hard to get motivated was going to be?” is low-key here, he can study Brown. For the heavyweight when you have so many Water polo has also lost and still compete. > division, Jirst place went to coaches,” Beldon said. “ It support from Cal Poly over "When you have played a Frank Olivera, second place will really help next year’s the years, Rhodes said. This game for that long a time, was Eric Kachadorian and team knowing that Jim will year’s team had to pay for it’s hard to give up,” Rhodes third was Dennis Lim. The be here.” their expenses out of their said. overall champion was John The coaches aren’t the Svinth. In the girls division only changes that the players Holly Williams placed first have seen over the past years. and Vicky Armstrong and According to Neville the Tammy Cooper tied for team is not getting the strong r ' Open ' Monday Thru Saturday >OL HAIR HOUSE 1228 BROAD ST $.1.0. Drinks 544-0755 Every Tuesday starting at 7 Evenings By Appointment PM. Well drinks only. Price --- goes up 10c every 15 minutes pedicures — manicures — sculptured nails til 9 PM. It’s Tipsy Tuesday Every Wednesday— Judo Coach Kathy Carlisle demonstrates a choke “Hypnotist”, Dr. James Downs hold technique on Ed Holzwarth during class Live M u s k • Dancing • Disco • 6 Niles e Classified Judo club flips out SEflr , Announcements Cider, super fresh & tasty. By BY KAREN LUDLOW complete the water polo the gal or disc. Prices lor party DaMy Stall WrMat careers for four seniors. Paul STREET SOUTH GRAND OPENING OLD size Also apples at Gopher Beldon, Skip Neville, Jeff 101 Shell Beach Poad • Pismo Bearh. 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And Brad Stadium the Soccer team will into the Mustang Daily Streakers are this- Indian Leaders-______, Sonoma State’s varsity team Harper—son of you know host their last game of the Newsroom (located in the ■ . ■ . 4. A 747- 20., King of Beasts- in Mpstang Stadium who—from San Luis High season at 7. Stud&it ad Graphic Communications Hostile 21. Used to be a Saturday night. Quar School will start at center. mission will be $.50 and Building) before quiz Attackers- , 6 . 22. A dollar terback, Rick Van Horne There will be no charge for general admission $1. They deadline of 1 p.m. will Thieves-______Sun com-______23. will double his duties, the fans. will go up against Cal State recieve the title of Cal Poly Tanned Bodies-. Ocean Bird-______24. playing defensive back also The Cal Poly Chess Team Los Angeles, who they lost to Trivia All American, and be 8. IOU’s-____ Hot Epidermis-______in the game that starts at won its third straight Central in an earlier game this pictured in the sports section. Helpers to relocate- 25. Louis Armstrong’s 7:30. His running backs will Coast Chess League title by season. 2-1. The largest Rules are as follows: The , 10. Toy baby favorite Song-.______be Steve Loya and Mark defeating San Luis Obispo, group in attendance at the sports desk has it’s own with odd arms-. 26. Six Shooters-______Lambertson. Mark Grosz, 3I4-V4. Cal Poly was lead by game will recieve an answers formulated so the II. Trained To iciin. 2 7 . Rodeo Horses- from San Luis High School Michael McHigh, who autographed Mustang Soccer contestant's answers must 12. Lubricators- . 28. What is will be one coraerback. He is crushed his opponent in nine Ball. coincide. There are twenty- 13. Six Rulers- left?. Cal Poly Assistant Coach moves, and Robert Martin Dave Grosz’s son. 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