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Linus Pauling Tu Speak Here Feb. 25 431-102 Associated Students University of California Santa Barbara Phone 968-3626 Friday, February 14, 1964 Vol. 44 - No. 42 Menuhin, Ryce to play tonight Music by Mozart, Schumann, engagements with the San Fran­ Brahms, Mendelssohn and Stra­ cisco, St. Louis, and Memphis vinsky will be performed by Symphonies and a series of con­ Yaltah Menuhin and Joel Ryce, certs in England with the BBC piano duo, in Campbell Hall Symphony Orchestra. A lso tonight at 8:30. active in chamber music, Miss Menuhin concertlzes with The concert is the third event violist Paul Doktor. in the 1963-64 Concert Series Ryce a native of Illinois, gave presented by the Committee on his first public piano per­ Arts and Lectures. formance at the age of five. In addition to studying piano, Miss Menuhin, youngest he has played the bassoon, per­ sister of violinist Yehudi Menu­ cussion instruments and the hin, and Ryce, her husband, will pipe organ. perform in solo and together The Menuhin-Ryce Duo was at a single piano. They will formed in 1960 and won the play Mozart’s “ Sonata in F first prize for chamber music Major,” Brahms’ “Liebes- PROJECT PAKISTAN ~ AS President Bob An- Project Pakistan dinner honoring members of lieder Waites" and Stra­ and solo instrumentalists in the 1962 Harriet Cohen Internation­ drews chats with Dr. Adeline “ Gram" Guenther, Legislative Council. vinsky’s “ Petrouchka" in duet. al Music Awards. founder oi UCLA's Project India at a recent Gary Vidor Photo Miss Menuhin will play Mendel­ Student tickets for theCamp- ssohn’s “ Variations Serieuses jeU Hall performance are in D Minor," and Ryce will Available at $1 at thebox office. Resignations plague Leg Council; perform Schumann’s “ Sonata No. 2 in G M inor" in solo. Andrews says Miss Menuhin’s recemt Kennedy Memorial is defeated orchestral appearances include AS committee by DAVID DAWDY eign student agency, LeAnne for Special Events and Dave Snake spirited positions open News Editor Horine, co-chairman of Special McNamara as Speaker’s Bur­ Resignation plagued Leg Events, Tom Dooley who is no eau chief. away from zoo New Associated Student posi­ Council received five more longer in RHA and Rich San­ The Kennedy Memorial pro­ tions are open, AS President Tuesday night in a flurry that “ HeU week" participants are ford who transferredto Berke­ ject was defeated» Said Tom Bob Andrews announced recent­ left AS President Bob Andrews suspected by Santa Barbara po­ ley. Dooley, Men’s RHA Rep, about ly. Beach Comber’s Holiday, saying, “ It’s reaUy gettingdis­ lice in the disappearance of a Earlier in the semester, the memorial, “ Interest has to be held May 16, needs a tressing. I hope these will cease 15 foot Python snake. Sandy Rabago, Women’s RHA flagged.” director. According to An­ coming in." The reptile was stolen from Rep, and John Wike, Commun­ Date for the special election drews, applicants must be able The five who resigned are the Child’ s Estate Zoo Saturday ity Relations Chairman resign­ for Men and Women RHA Reps to put in continual time and Masashl Salto and Gay Batch- night. ed along-with Ward Wardman, is Mar. 9. Sign up is today effort on the project and must eldor co-chairm en of the fo r - Zoo Keepers, ask that any­ Beachcombers Holiday head. through Wednesday, Feb 19, one having information con­ be able to carry through with publicity is due Feb. 24 and the cerning the whereabouts of the the AU-School event. In other action, the council Interviews constitution test will be given snake call 32588. There is a A vistation Committee Chair­ made three appointments, voted Feb 20-21. $50 reward for information down the John F. Kennedy Lib­ man is needed for the summer General elections will be held leading to the return of the months to coordinate a state­ rary Memorial, set dates for the April 13. Signups are set for Python. set by URC special and general elections wide high school graduate in­ Mar. 11-20, constitution test No questions wUl be asked: doctrination program. Also, Searching continually for and voted against sponsoring a Mar. 30 and 31 and publicity the zoo keepers simply want the two RHA Rep-at Large posi­ weU-qualified students to re­ Rumanian exile to speak on is due Apr. 1, the animal returned. tions are open. present UCSB in Project Pakis­ Communist takeover in that tan URC Director Roger country. Saunders has announced testing Leg Council approved An­ At Campbell Hall and interview dates for the drews’ selection of Barbara weekend. Burgess as. head of the Foreign Tests for the 40 applicants Student Agency, Gail Greenwald for the Project will be given tomorrow at 8 a.m., in Building Linus Pauling tu speak here Feb. 25 431-102. Dance set Interviews will be held Sun­ by RUTH GIRVIN With controversial aspects accused by a Senate Commit­ day at 1 p.m. at 6518 El Greco The Hollywood All-Stars Assistant News Editor of his life including ventures tee of “ consistent pro-Soviet Rd. Students who have already will play for an AU-School Linus Pauling, two-time No­ into civil rights, Pauling em­ b ia s." bel Prize winner who hopes taken the test, should contact Dance after the basketbaU ployed a nisei gardener during The Tuesday afternoon ap­ game tomorrow night. The his recent award wUl “ make Saunders today at 82219. Wirld War n and found his pearance will be the Nobel win­ freshman class sponsored it respectable" to work for home plastered with the sign, ner’s third visit to UCSB in According to Saunders, the dance will be held in the peace, will deliver an after­ “ Jap lo v e r." recent years. tests and interviews mark the Old Gym. noon lecture in CampbeU Hall “ Outstanding services" on second stage in the selection Feb. 25. explosives research won him a procedure. He commented that Appearing under the sponsor­ Presidential Medal for Merit Tarpon film the training of the Project ship of the Associated Students after the war. A few years later, Pakistan team goes into full Freedom fighter and the Center for the Study the scientist was denied a pass­ swing after the interviews. of Democratic Institutions, port because the State Depart­ begins series Training consists of making Pauling wiU deliver an address ment suspected him of being a “ Tarpon Fishing" wUl be and hearing formal reports on will speak here incorporating the major ideas Communist, which he denied shown by the Recreation Com­ Pakistani life, culture, and po­ Rumanian Princess Cather­ presented in his January ac­ under oath. mission at noon today in the litics. Impromptu speeches will ine Caradja will speak in Camp­ ceptance speech of the Nobel After winning the Nobel Auditorium. also be made on certain topics bell Hall Monday Feb 17 at Peace Prize. Chemistry award for a theory The film is the first in a of ’ interest. “This training,” 4 p.m. on the subject of the The Nobel laureate in chem­ of molecular bonds that was series of Friday noon movies adds Sanders, “will show us Communist Takeover in Rum- istry of 1954 received news of ridiculed in Russia, Pauling planned by the Commission for who can work together." mania. his 1962 Prize for Peace with­ accused Edward Teller, father this semester. A booth will be set up today in hours of the enactment of of the H-bomb, of misleading Other movies scheduled in­ in the S.U. Patio to explain Leg Council defeated a mo­ the nuclear test ban treaty. the public. He later filed signa­ clude a golf film, “ Royal Mel­ details of Project Pakistan to tion to sponsor her talk, but As banning the bomb had been tures of 11,021 scientists who bourne," Feb. 14: "Berlin Con­ interested students. Partici­ Blue Key, men’s honorary, af­ a pet project of the scientist opposed nuclear testing. cert," Feb. 28: “ Preview of pants will answer questions and ter a closer examination of the for years, “ Newsweek” states In 1961, the man who had N.Y. World’s Fair, 1964-5" accept applications from 11 facts decided to sponsor the that “ few considered the timing been awarded honorary doc­ March 6: and “TryaU Ja­ a.m. until 3 p.m. freedom fighter. coincidental." torates by 15 universities was maica," March 13. Page 2— EL G A U C H O — Friday, Feb. 14, 1964 After deadline S t The not-so-lonely crowd by BARBARA CARLIN majors generally accept large pursue their education in the LINDA STEIN lecture classes made even larg­ intimate atmosphere of the Feature writers er. When supposedly smaU small class are outraged not The professor looked at the seminar classes begin to reach only at large classes, but also OPINION thirtieth student to enter his epic proportions, however, stu­ at class time infringing upon seminar class. He said, “I dents consider a protest march social life, e.g. MWF 5:00 p.m. love you aU individually, of on the Registrar. meetings. EDITORIALS course; it’s when you get to­ •Dr. Phillip Damon, chairman On the other hand, the profes­ gether that I get depressed.” of the English Department, sor is involved with the pro­ Senior English majors have attributes the student discontent blem of turning away a young received such warm welcomes to the seniors who want classes devotee o/^The Prosody of Dun­ Speakers ban since they were freshmen here, to be as small in *64 as they bar“ just because he lacks a where enroUment has increas­ were in '60. brown card. Hesitation to ed 20 per-cent every year.
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