2,000 marchers demand 'On Strike! Shut it Down!'
By HILARY KAYE Seated together in front of Staff Writer the Administration Building, Striking students marched the students voiced support for through the campus yesterday the strike and formed afternoon chanting “On strike! organizational committees. Shut it down!” A campus-wide Tasks meted out included strike was called for, beginning picketing, contacting at 8 a.m. today. organizations on campus for This action culminated a support, calling professors noon rally in front of the asking that classes be held off Administration Building, where campus, organizing the dorms about half a dozen persons, and canvassing Isla Vista. including Bill Allen, spoke to While the striking students the crowd of 1,000. The march remained in the Administration serpentined throughout the Building area, the campus, picking up persons announcement was made that along the way, until marchers UC Santa Cruz had joined with numbered around 2,000. UCLA and Berkeley in their Students paraded through support of UCSB and the Allen both academic buildings and situation. Last night, Santa residence halls yelling “On Cruz held a solidarity rally on strike — Join the march!” and their campus. “Power to the People!” This morning at 8 a rally of Participants in the march all persons supporting the ended up at the Administrstion strike will be held in front of Building. They circled once the Administration Building. and sat down in front. Last Thursday’s tactics of ------1 locking the front doors with bicycle locks and newspapering RALLY TODAY the windows to keep the campus police inside from 8 a.m. viewing the outside activities, were employed. Outside police were off Administration campus all day, and there were Building no incidents of trouble with police authorities. PART OF 2,000 MARCHERS who yesterday called a strike until demands are met. Priv. and Ten. Committee defeats open hearing 6-1
By MIKE GROSSBERG Staff Writer In a letter to Bill Allen yesterday the Committee on Priviledge and Tenure of the Academic Senate informed him that it was “unable to find that there is a prima facie showing that the termination of your contract by the anthropology department was Vol. 50 - No. 73 Thursday, February 5,1970 University of California, Santa Barbara based on professionally or academically irrelevant considerations and a formal hearing will therefore not be initiated.” This committee decision was reached with the agreement of six REPORTING DEMONSTRATIONS of the seven committee members. Walter Buckley, associate professor of sociology, dissented, stating that he “did not feel the committee investigated far enough to determine whether there was prima facie evidence for a formal hearing.” Truth and the News-Press Buckley will submit two statements of his opinion today. A detailed copy with evidence bound under the principle of By LARRY BOGGS demonstration were “so poor o f demonstrators last confidentiality will be sent to the Chancellor’s Office. The other Arts Editor you couldn’t identify the Thursday. statement will be given to Allen. Conflicting reports and individuals.” inaccurate accounts of the • “Venegas said he ‘grabbed’ continuing demonstration • “The protestors then Hall, and several other officers Last Board pushed him to the ground to against the firing of Bill Allen threw rocks, smashing the glass Through this decision by the Committee on Priviledge and subdue him after Hall used a have become the rule rather of four large windows and the Tenure the last normal faculty review board has been exhausted by entrance doors.” The doors megaphone to urge the crowd Allen. The decision not to rehire him can now only be altered by than the exception with the Santa Barbara News-Press. were broken by the charge to ‘get ’em ...charge ’em...kill the Chancellor. policemen made on the crowd (Continued on p. 8, col. 5) Chairman of the Academic Senate James Walters, and Lewis Some of the erroneous Walton, chairman of the statewide Committee on Rules and statements made in the Jurisdiction, explained the position of the statewide Academic News-Press since the Senate on the issues in the Allen case and their assessment of demonstration began last Arrested students barred Tuesday’s meeting in an interview with EL GAUCHO. Thursday include: “The burden of proof is never on the department to show cause • “Repeated references to why a member shouldn’t be fired, it is on the faculty member to ‘ringleaders’ of the from campus by recent law prove why he should be hired,” Walters said in explaining the demonstration.” There are no normal procedures of firing faculty members. ringleaders, and the word itself By JEFF PROBST not informed of other This is based upon the Harvard system, which according to directly implies conspiracy. Staff Writer-in-Exile subdivisions in the section Walton, tries to find the best possible man in the country for an • “Students from the The UCSB students who which entitle them a legal right open position. Thus a non-tenured faculty member is competing Radical Union, made up were arrested in connection to have an open hearing within against all other available men in the country and must prove why chiefly of members of Students with last Friday’s one week of their petition to he should be appointed. for Democratic Society__” demonstration will present a appeal the notification. Few members of the Radical petition today to the The students were also By laws Union were campus members Administration to have an denied the information that The two members of the Academic Senate went on to explain of SDS. None of them were open hearing on the matter of they have a right to go on that there are statewide bylaws on personnel matters which set up even members of the national their two-week suspension campus for the specific purpose the jurisdiction and methods which each branch must follow. organization. from campus. of filing the petition and that “Changes in academic government can only be made by the • “Using television video The students were notified upon entering campus they are university-wide assembly of the Senate..and is then subject to tapes of the mass on Monday that according to a exempt from arrest. review by the Board of Regents,” Walton said. demonstration on campus relatively new section of the According to several As an example, Walton pointed out that UC Irvine had tried to Friday, law enforcement Penal Code, “...any consent lawyers, including members of get students as voting members of their Academic Senate but that officers last night obtained you may have had to remain the American Civil Liberties this was rejected by the University-wide assembly. warrents for the arresst of the on the campus...is hereby Union, this legislation is a very In Walters’ view, students’ request for a voice in personnel 19.” According to Barry withdrawn.” recent enactment which can be review matters will be “debated for a long time and the main Capolla of the Santa Barbara The notification, dated used voluntarily by an question is that of confidentiality.” District Attorney’s Office, the Saturday, Jan. 31, and signed administrator to keep students Walton concluded by stating that the issue “involves matters warrants were not based on by Dean of Men Robert Evans, in line. that might even have to go clear back to the Regents.” video tapes. continued by stating that if the As soon as the petition is Tuesday night’s Senate meeting, the two faculty members felt, Kent Bishop of the Office of students are on campus they presented, the Administration “did one thing in the direction of the students,” in creating a Learning Resources here at are “committing a crime and must immediately notify all student-faculty committee to study methods used elsewhere for UCSB stated that the quality will be immediately arrested.” students of the day of the open increasing student participation in campus governance. of the tapes taken at the However, the students were hearing. P A G E 2 -----E L G A U C H O ----- THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 5. 197 0 Visually exciting show Old Vic singer directing opera exhibits Tantric art Visiting artist Joan Cross Commander of the English performs at schools and music will direct the UCSB Opera Empire. festivals. One of the first and by far contem porary western Theatre’s production of Playing principal roles in the the largest exhibition of painting. Claudio Monteverdi’s “The The visiting director has UCSB opera production will be directed and staged operas in Tantric art ever to be shown in Primarily used as vehicles of Coronation of Poppea” in Marjorie Lathrop as Poppea, this country will open Feb. 8 England, Holland, New visual concentration in the Lotte Lehmann Concert Hall Floyd Rigby as Nero, Jane at the Santa Barbara Museum Zealand, Canada and Norway. exercise of yoga, these works Friday, Feb. 13, through Spears as Amalta, Suzanne of Art. “Tantra: From the She directed ‘The Coronation are immediately fraught with Sunday, Feb. 15. Lukather as Ottavia, Alan Collection of Blanche Manso” of Poppea” in Oslo in 1907 visual excitement quite apart Tickets for the 8 p.m. Means as Ottone and Suzanne will continue to be on from their original application performances are available at and has been a director of the Champion as Drusilla. exhibition through March 22. a n d inherent oriental the Campus Box Office, the Norwegian National Opera. Professor Carl Zytowski will aesthetics. Lobero Theatre and the Miss Cross also was a producer conduct the opera which has Included in this exhibition Discount Record Center. for BBC and ‘ Norwegian been designed by Jean Jones. are paintings, drawings, MYSTICAL WORKS Miss Cross, visiting here television. She currently is The UCSB company will use diagrams, designs, maps and Ronald A. Kuchta, acting from England, formerly was a co-director of the Felix Opera, the version of the opera charts, many of which can be director of the Museum, states principal ringer with the Old a group in England which realized by Raymond Leppard. related directly to modem and that “some of these mystical Vic and the Sadlers Wells works recall at first the Royal Opera House, and later automatic dream and space was director of the Sadlers symbology of the Surrealists Wells Opera House. She also has Informative law program and the configurations of the been a ringer and producer artists whom they have with the English Opera Group Making minority students of California, Davis. Those who plan to attend influenced.” and the Royal Opera House, as aware of the importance of a The all-day event begins at 9 the all-day session may make well as co-director of the legal education and the a.m. in King Hall and is arrangements for a free lunch ACID ART National School of Opera. opportunities in law is the aim sponsored by the minority by calling the law school “ There are visual Among the honors she has of the Law School Open House recruitment committee. directly. Information on connections with the received is the rank, on Feb. 21, at the University It is being presented for overnight lodging, psychedelic or ‘acid’ art of the minority students currently transportation and other Sixties, with the naive and folk enrolled in California details should be directed to painters of all countries at all VM RKS CSCIBS universities and colleges. Other Open House, c/o Minority times, with children’s art, with 6 interested minority group Recruitment, School of Law, cave pictography, with modem S members are also invited to King Hall, University of painters, at times, like 5 attend. California, Davis. Dalaunay....” said Kuchta. MEETING FOR ANYONE INTERESTED IN PLAYING GUITARS AT WEEKDAY LITURGY AT 7:30 P.M.
Discussion on current campus Robert Weintraub, UCSB Meetings crisis. economics dept., tomorrow in Undergraduate Poli. Sci. Assoc.: LSM: today at St. Michael's, 9:30 1611 Ellison, 3 p.m. Public iPNONE 968 6800 D today in 2272 UCen, noon. p.m. Informal worship followed invited. Meeting to discuss plans for by discussion. Concert: chamber music tomorrow constitution and purpose. in Lehmann Concert Hall, 8 p.m. A n m i o l Los Angeles-London (Round-trip) Karate: Feb. 15 in the Old Gym, 1 Things $1 donation to Music t l i l I r ' m I I I l U i d l (For students, faculty and staff only) p.m. UCSB invitational karate Noon Concert: today in UCen Scholarship Fund. Spring Quarter Special tournament, plus masters from Program Lounge, "Steve and March 29-June 16 11 Wks. $255 Japan. ' Shane," folk blues. A nnouncements Europe Yoga Class: every Thursday in 2272 Library Tours: today, leaving from Winter, 1970, Human Relations Summer Flight* UCen, 2-5 p.m. Hatha and the library information desk at 3 Conference w ill be held Feb. 27-29. Jun. 15-Sep. 22 14 Wks. $295 Kundalini yoga classes for all by p.m. Emphasis on language and Jet Flights Jun. 21-Aug. 21 9 Wks. $295 Those interested, please inquire at Jun. 22-Sap. 9 11 Wks. $295 Yogi Hoeckel. literature. 142 Old Student Union, or call Jul. 5-Sep. 3 8 Wks. $295 Ski Team: today in 1006A NH, Lecture: "Soviet-Peking Relations 961-3743. Sep. 28 LA-London (One-way) $135 7:30 p.m. Picture to be taken; and Its Implications on Foreign # * # * attend this if you plan on going Policy," today in 1640 Physics, 4 Art department pre-enrollment LTS Travel Service to the race this weekend. p.m. 4246 Overland Ave., Dept. A, Culver City, of studio courses has been Calif. 90230, (213) 839-7591 Meher Baba League: today in 1133 Chem. Seminar: "Biological and re-scheduled since its initial e m u UCen, 8 p.m. Chemical Nitrogen Fixation," announcement in the Jan. 27 EL GSA: today in 2272 UCen, 8 p.m. today in 1171 Chem., 4 p.m. GAUCHO. The schedule is now as RRR: today through Saturday in follows: CH, 8:30 p.m. Seniors; Feb. 12, 8:30 a.m.-noon. Juniors; Feb. 12,1-4:30 p.m. Tomorrow Sophomores; Feb. 13, 8:30 Seminar: 'T h e Economist: Role in a.m.-noon. I have been a California taxpayer since 1951; Economic Conspiracy Cases in Frosh; Feb. 13,1-4:30 p.m. A Santa Barbaran for fifteen years; the Courts," w ith Professor Please bring I .D. card w ith you. MY taxes support the University; I want them used to educate students; < ► w OFF WITH THE SHOES SAT. NIGHT < > Administrators do NOT educate; <« >► SOCK HOP I ►» Police do NOT educate; < ► Educators like Bill Allen DO educate; to « ►
I as a member of the community, a Californian and a taxpayer, PROTEST the arrogant, in JAIM camera, inquisitorial process whereby a clique FEB. 7 10 p.m. to 1 a.m. of departmental dub members can, behind * * * OLD GYM * * * dosed doors, capridously and with prejudice Help send Rugby team to Australia eliminate an instructor. Shades of Kafka...and Sponsored by Rugger Huggers 75^ Germany and Russia and Spain, etc., etc.
As neither a faculty member nor a student, I, a taxpayer, DEMAND an OPEN HEARING for Bill Allen and a revision of the whole contract BOOKS — BOOJ renewal system with the students having a voice c\ a ^ in the process. STUDENTS is what it’s all about, BARGAIN S IN which is what most administrating pencil-pushers from Gov. Reagan on down seem to have forgotten.
As a businessman and dtizen who cares about our university, just a few months ago I chose to support it by joining B-O-O-K-S The UCSB Affiliates. Open Thru February— All Subjects and Prices My resignation will be in the mail on the day Bill Allen’s contract terminates without due process, without valid reasons produced at a public hearing.
Alex Maler VASSAR BOOK SALE 914 State St. Ph. 963-8168 PAID ADVERTISEMENT 10% DISCOUNT WITH THIS AD LETTERS THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 5. 1970 -----EL GAUCHO— PAGE 3 Profit vs. happiness How many support petition? Criminal on To the Editor: those who feel differently. But the loose To the Editor: I am one of those 7,776 EL GAUCHO has been very To the Editor: His person and property heavily protected by the police, Mr. signatures that certain people misleading in presenting Allen Nineteen hardened criminals Castagnola gave a speech to the ecology people on the wharf, keep quoting, but I want my as the end-all, be-all of have succumbed to the Wednesday evening. He is proud of being a self-made man and calls name withdrawn. Little did I anthropological study. “justice” of the Administration Santa Barbara “my town.” He thinks he owns it and can sell it out; realize when I signed a petition Two questions need to be and police. As you know these refuses to talk to you “unless you put up a checkbook.” requesting an open hearing, asked. How many of those evil “agitators” were blatantly Walt Whitman would say: ”...the abandonment of such a great that these petitions would be 7,776 people support the trespassing on University being as a man is, to the toss and pallor of years of money making used to deny people the right actions going on in their name property. Justice has prevailed with all their scorching days and icy nights and all their stifling of entering or leaving the now? How many of his (Yay), except that the man deceits and underhanded dodgings, or infinitessimals of parlors, or Administration Building adamant supporters have ever who started the whole violent shameless stuffing while others starve...and all the loss of the (police requesting student IDs had Allen as a teacher? fiasco of police involvement, bloom and odor of the earth and of the flowers and atmosphere is small in comparison), or that It seems to me the one valid Dean Evans, is still on the and of the sea and of the true taste of the women and men you the petition would be used to issue is whether there is a way loose. This man assaulted a pass or have to do with....” justify mob action in the name for student voice and opinion student with intent to commit Mr. Castagnola forgets that he too is mortal. He said he put a of liberty and sanity. on good teaching to become a mayhem and should be million dollars into the wharf. It doesn’t give him the right to I have taken the trouble to more important part in tenure arrested. Bail should be at least despoil it for the people, to lease it to the oil companies as a speak to some anthro majors selection. Clearly, there is need $5,000 considering the gravity landing point for their heavy equipment, against everybody’s since Friday and consistently for more intelligent student of the crime. We are a Nation wishes. have heard that Allen is a action and involvement in this of laws and this violent man The wharf was there before he came and the million dollars mediocre lecturer, one who area. The ironic thing is that has no right to escape by virtue came from the profit he made off us, the people. The same is true often misses classes and is an something this important has of his position of power. I urge of the money the oil companies spent on leases for drilling. These easy grader who assigns very become entwined around such all witnesses to this crime to men became millionaires through the clever exploitation of people little, i.e. he teaches what some an ambiguous figure as Allen. report it to the proper and resources; therefore the people don’t owe them anything now might call mickey-mouse ALANA K. BROWN authorities (Police?), and that they have become a public threat and menace. courses. Obviously there are English, Graduate photographs of this atrocity They should be made to cease and desist; to get out with their should also be submitted to the oil rigs and take the cars with them. The fish, the ocean, nature is police (but keep the negatives). not created solely for their use and profit. Their ruthless pursuit of MICHAEL KOSLOW gain is preventing the people’s pursuit of happiness and that is The cat guards the goldfish Grad. Psychology unconstitutional. MARGARET SINGER To the Editor: Senior We at UCSB can be proud that our school has provided President Richard Milhause Nixton (sic) with a member of his new Council Telegram of support on Environmental Quality. Today, it seems, environment and ecology are becoming politically fashionable. When I first heard Solidarity in your struggle. VENCEREMOS! President Nixton’s plans for environmental improvements, I had to (Signed) laugh. Africa Research Group Then I heard that Paul Ehrlich had said that in all probability, Somerville, Mass. no true ecologists would be included on Nixtoh’s council. Well folks, true to form, Nixton is doing it again. He appointed Dr. Cure for 'blue can ce r’ Gordon J. F. MacDonald to his council. MacDonald has shown his outstanding ecological consciousness at UCSB. He approves of To the Editor: but so are swimming pools and freeways through sloughs, and to kick off his term on the Council I have sometimes wondered freeways. Why is a parking fee on Environmental Quality, he stated that “eventually” we should about cures to “Blue Cancer.” collected? If we won’t rid stop oil drilling in the S.B. Channel. Sometimes I would be happy ourselves of cars, perhaps we That’s great! When? When the oil is gone? When the oil just to see a positive control. can cause them to take up a companies decide to? When the ocean floor in the Channel falls in? Certainly freeway extension, little less room, preferably out We can be really proud that UCSB has contributed its share of the expensive freeway extentions, of sight. brain power to carry on the same old bullshit. designed to bring more cars to ROBERT ALMY CHRIS HUTCHESON the already overcrowded UCSB Freshman, Chemistry Sr., Environ. Bio. parking lots, are no answer. Loosely enforced parking regulations and parking fees do not begin to alleviate the problem either. Enough of this campus is asphalt already. Eventually this campus will develop to the point where temporary parking lots will no longer be feasible or possible.... College Inn, House of Lords and Fontainblue have working examples of possible solutions, basement parking. The city of Boston has an underground parking facility beneath its commons, and several multilevel garages above ground scattered about the city. The buildings appear no more unattractive than some of the cubic monstrosities already existing at UCSB and take up but a fraction of the acreage already given up to ground level asphalt. Such units are expensive, A Trip for Spring Vacation to $219 HAWAII Hotel Coral Reef
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Yesterday marked a significant milestone in the history of UCSB. ATTENDING CLASSES. Instead, it is hoped, all students w ill join together to In terms of the immediate issues now facing all members of the academic persuade their professors to hold classes off-campus. community, yesterday was significant because it marked the end, for Bill Allen, of The point of the strike is to continue to dramatize the issues which students his appeal for a fair hearing on his case. The Committee on Priviledge and Tenure have been raising very vocally in the past few days. It is to show the (see statement this page) ruled that their evidence was not sufficient to show a Administration, both here and irt Berkeley and Sacramento, that even the police prima facie case, and thus justify a reopening of hearings: Up Against The Wall, cannot stop us from raising our voices; even the arrest of so-called "leaders" has Bill Allenl not stopped other students from continuing the protest. It is to show that we do Perhaps coincidentally, yesterday was the first day since last Thursday that not want a confrontation with the police, but we do want the faculty and the outside police (at least uniformed police) were not on campus. But, although it Administration to confront the issues. And they will not confront the issues may have surprised the Administration, students—and large numbers of unless we continue our protest. them—continued to express their protest about the way in which the Bill Allen The editorial board of EL GAUCHO has reached one of its few unanimous case, and the issue of confidentiality and student-faculty-administration review agreements in supporting the strike. We urge all students to participate in the boards, has been handled, in concert, by the Administration and the Academic strike because we feel it is the only avenue left which minimizes the possibility of Senate. violence and maximizes the possibility that the O Friday Monday Tuesday m Wednesday Thursday Photos by John Franklin and Ai n1v Mills PAGE 6 ----E L GAUCHO-----THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 5. 1970 'Who’ll Save the Plowboy?’ set has womb-like quality “The set? Well, it’s a lower forthcoming production of by Emie Stewart, earned the that he is happy. UCSB production of class New York apartment. Frank Gilroy’s contemporary nickname “Plowboy” during Over a Christmas holiday, “Caligula.” Dirty and cramped. I suppose drama, “Who’ll Save the the war, when he was young Plowboy’s sense of reality is A graduate of Brandeis it suggests the closed-in Plowboy?” and dreamed of owning a farm. shaken by his friend, Larry University, he has designed for womb-like environment of its “Plowboy” which opens As the drama begins, he is Doyle, acted by Doug Jacobs, professional and resident owner, ‘Plowboy’.” David Feb. 10-14, 17-21 in tee 10 years removed from his in a series of highly dramatic theatres, including a successful Sackeroff, instructor of set Studio Theatre, is a deeply dream, torn in an impossible encounters. The critically stay in London, Ontario. Also, design at UCSB’s department moving play of a middle-aging hate-filled marriage, and acclaimed drama is directed by he’s one of the few men of dramatic art was describing man who has been a failure all desperately attempting to Cedric Winchell, UCSB around who can claim he drove his set design for the of his life. Albert Qobb played convince his war-time friend instructor of acting. to California in Buffy Saint Sackeroff continued his Marie’s jeep. description. THE RESISTANCE & THE FRIENDS OF THE AFRICAN NATIONAL What else? “The set CONGRESS PRESENT “The seating is arranged in a attempts to give the closed non-symmetrical three-quarter in...” His sentence was to emphasize the ‘womb’ drowned out by the beginning quality of the set. Along with of a player piano, Sackeroff the contemporary furniture is a grinned, picked up his beer and series of free-hanging screens waited. Although it may not for a background effect.” seem funny, you really had to Busy is a mild term to be there. PHIL OCHSIN CONCERT describe the schedule of the You also need to be in the UCSB theatre staff. Sackeroff UCSB Studio Theatre for "AN AMERICAN is designing two productions “Who’ll Save the Plowboy?” SUCCESS ML OCHÍ this quarter at UCSB. His other Tickets are available at the Arts show, “Uncle M,” opens at the and Lectures Ticket Office, the STORY" CAMPBELL end of February, so David is m Lobero Theatre, and the HALL constantly on the move, Discount Record Center, La organizing the two shows. Cumbre Plaza. Curtain rises at His last design was for the 8 p.m. (.*#& * - j U.C.S.B. STUDENTS PREMIERING $2.50 HIS LATEST ALBUM — \ GENERAL & \ AT DOOR $3.00 SAT., FEB. 14, 8:00 P.M. TICKETS AVAILABLE FRIDAY AT: UCen Ticket Booth, American Records — IV , Hall of the Mtn. King — State St. ELISSA HEYMAN, Ernie Stewart and Sue Powell w ill open "Who'll Schedule of Classes Added, Cancelled, Changed. Save the Plowboy" in UCSB's Studio Theatre, Feb. 10. 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Open Registration will be held one modern supermarkets* 1 /ERTI SEMENT Ochs is looking at stars while singing of protest Someone (was it Wilde?) to follow called “Phil Ochs’ said, we’re all in the gutter, but Greatest Hits.”) some of us are looking at the “My belief is that the soul of stars. America is dying. The flag, Phil Ochs (an American loyalty, patriotism, the whole songwriter) is looking at the life-style is losing meaning in stars. the old context. ‘Rehearsals’ is Ochs (it rhymes with th e retirement of the smokes) is shorter and less American.” (The cover shows intense than one might Phil Ochs, American, bom in imagine. He wears Texas, 1940, died in Chicago, hom-rimmed glasses, speaks 1968.) “The idea of the liberal with halting assertiveness, and concerned American died in ! Jim Brown in is the most anguished observer Chicago—and a lot of things j 'T IC K , TICK, TICK" (G) of contemporary society in all leading up to Chicago, g and Charleton Heston in of “popdom.” He looks at including the Kennedy i “NO. 1" (M) himself and his art with harsh assassination. objectivity. In conversation, he ‘The songs are about the PHIL OCHS w ill appear In concert on Saturday, Feb. 14 at 8 p.m. in drifts; the power of his songs new paranoia, police brutality, Campbell Hall. never wavers. the escape into drugs, Chicago N e w STATE He has made six LPs (three itself, people coming to the records, I was folk-performing Ochs has been through a lot 1217 State Street for Eleketra and three thus far west—another escapist in coffee houses nearly all the of changes, but still cares Shirley Maclaine, for A&M) : the first three were route—thoughts of suicide, time. The majority of my passionately about the Sammy Davis Jr. in generally protest; the fourth thoughts of revolution, and nights, I spent singing on the country. He is a patriot in the "SWEET CHARITY" (G) (“Pleasures of the Harbor”), a then finally pulling back and road somewhere and traditional sense. and Elvis Presley, Mary fragile excursion into poetry saying all this has been our composing in backrooms and And he has some suggestions Tyier Moore in and away from polemics; the rehearsals for retirement.” cars. The trick is to get your for Americans. "CHANGE OF HABIT" (G)] fifth (“Tape from California”), Ochs, who was bom in El life organized, to keep the “Leave the old and dying an impressive blending of the Paso 28 years ago, was raised mental/psychic energy going, America and use your creative RIVIERA to create your own energy in a energies to help form a new Near Santa Barbara Mission two; and the most recent all over the place, went to Ohio opposite El Encanto Hotel (“Rehearsals for Retirement”), State for three years and bare room.” America, which would be N an agonized depiction of a eventually drifted into Why was there such an demilitarized, more »5 confusing world. (A fourth is Greenwich Village, where he explosion in the amount of humanistic, where the police "ULYSSES' lived for six years. protest songs written? are less hostile and closer to and “When I was a kid, I went to “ Our country is the community, where the 'FACES" (X) -MIDNIGHT FLICKS - military school in Virginia, the deteriorating by in-fighting. wealthy are not given Friday & Saturday same school Barry Goldwater, America used to be the melting unleashed power for the —12 Midnight — Jr. went to. He was in the class pot. Now the pot is boiling exploitation of the people. over. Wasn’t it great when “And, mostly, because it’s CINEMA ahead of me. Michael 60S 0 Hollister Ave. • Goleta W.C. HELDS Goldwater was in my class.” Italians and Jews and all the now a matter of life and death, rest could live together. Now re-assert an ecological balance While in the Village, Ochs Natalia Wood became involved in the great every group is increasingly with the environment, which Robert Culp "YOU CAN’T proliferation of social protest feeling threatened and so means the people in the oil songs being written. “I started separates into little groups. companies and the car "BOB 81 CAROL writing songs in 1961. That’s what ‘Small Circle of companies and the space 8t TED & ALICE (R) CHEAT AN “I wrote a lot of those Friends’ is about. At this point, industry and all the other protest songs in a healthy, I think it’s impossible to avoid industries will have to be fast-flowing period. I was quite terrible internal clashes. brought into account, so that FAIRVIEW active in a lot of ways and the “My songs are partially a there will be a new definition 251 N. Fairview • Goleta HONEST MAN" songs seemed just to come out. reflection of all this. I have a of government which has to be Now my professional life is less song called ‘All Quiet on the closer to the people and less Liza Minelli in active and I’m trying to get Western Front,’ which is a little close to special interests which "STERILE CUCKOO" (M) deeper into music, which is not song about how there’s a are far more harmful than any and Ali McGraw, Richard Benjamin in "GOODBYE J u h c l u t d i thutu as easy as I thought it would strange stillness and an revolutionaries.” MU VISTA. 968-2589 be. upheaval is about to occur.” Nuf said. COLUMBUS" (R) “When I made the Elecktra VISIT MAGIC LANTERN CM JET CHARTERS Embarcadero Dei Norte We Vista YELLOW SUBMARINE Catherine Speak and Jean Louis Trintignant in and GAME ROOM 'THE LIBERTINE" (X) EUROPE 1970 15 PIN BALL MACHINES (they work); and 'THE DUTCHMAN" and POOL TABLES l 2 NO MEMBERSHIP OR REGISTRATION FEES REQUIRED (servomation) "D ont be misled by lower prices — Fly with our reliable charter group. 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FEBRUARY 5. 1970 Leg Council investigations Rally faculty By WENDY LANDAU to call the police on campus, to controversy. A representative AU non-tenured faculty members (including .5 and .75 Reporter declare the assembly illegal and from the American Civil Associates) and teaching assistants are urged to attend a For the past two days, Leg to permit the police-activities Liberties Union was scheduled meeting today to be held at noon in the Free Speech Area Council has been meeting in that ensued, would be to speak last night on the topic behind the UCen. emergency session to determined as illegal. of correct procedure for filing Responses to the current crisis and other matters of investigate the constitutional “Administrative and police complaints with the U.S. common interest will be considered. questions involved in the officials were aware that any District Attorney’s Office. incidents of the last five days. illegal police presence or “If the Administration and According to Charles activities in violation of First the Academic Senate wish to Briody, a non-tenured faculty and Fourteenth Amendment conspire to deprive students of member who has been advising rights would not stand federal a voice in university Council in legal matters, scrutiny.” government, that’s one matter. Council’s plan to issue a federal An example of such a However, any part that they injunctive release for police violation of constitutional might play in depriving presence on campus was a rights occurred when a Black students of their constitutional crucial factor in the decision faculty member who wished to rights under the color of law for withdrawing the police enter the Administration and order will not go yesterday. Building on official business unchecked.” Briody added that if was searched by police after Vice-Chancellor Buchanan and showing identification. News-Press on Dean Evans were ordered to Leg Council is continuing to appear at a federal hearing, focus on the Constitutional they would have to face the aspect o f the activities demonstrations Illusion or Reality? possibility that their decision connected with the Bill Allen (Continued from p. 1) Sublet 1 space in Bel-Air apts. $70, 8th Successful them....’ ” It is the blatant 2-man 1 bdrm. 968-2476. 16—Services Offered EUROPE CHARTERS untruth of this statement on Spring-Summer-Fall from San which Chris Hall is basing a Spacious Studio apt to sublet new, Clothing and other things Mended Francisco Roundtrips for $275, private, next to campus, IV $100 call Debbie 968-7305. One ways to London for $99. libel suit against Venegas. Classified 968-6731 PEACE. SPRING IN ACAPULCO, MEXICO e “Both sides, it seemed, got PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO for March 20 April 4 only $112. UCNA Apt for Rent—1 Bedroom clean and tired of standing and staring at lease day or week, lights, props inc. 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A t first we ignored these falsehoods, but because contemporary inhabitants of the tropical forest in Peru." Mr. many people have been misled, and because our professional Allen's vita and file in the faculty archive contain no published reputations have been impugned, we have no option but to materials as of February 3, 1970. His only confirmed correct the record. publication is an article in El Gaucho (November 3 ,1 9 69 , p. 4) 1. Alleged political motives in our recommendation regarding entitled 'T h e Field Nigger versus the Factory." Dr. Allen's termination (Gaucho, June 20, 1969) The 10. Student ratings of Allen's teaching discussed in El application of political criteria in considering the future of any Gaucho (January 12, 1970, p. 1). The "official course faculty member in the department of anthrolology is utterly evaluations sponsored by the department" was an experimental repugnant to us. instrument wholly designed by acting assistant Professor Manuel 2. Alleged objections to Allen on the basis of "life style" Our Carlos. The results of the spring, 1969 questionnaire (on which department has never acquired a particular life style. Moreover a Allen scored next to the lowest in the department), and of the diversity of life has always been regarded as an asset in a fall 1969 questionnaire (on which he scored next to the highest) department of anthropology. are problematic owing to sample size and the non-standardized 3. Public allegation by Allen (KCSB, February 2 ,1970) that conditions under which the questionnaire was administered. Professors Carlos, Erasmus, and Harding were given copies of 11. Allegation that Professor Brian Fagan abstained from manuscripts written by him in September, 1969 and that said voting on decision to terminate Dr. Allen's contract (Gaucho, professors indicated approval. One manuscript entitled January 28, p. 1). A denial mailed the same day appeared in El "Reconstruction of Kinship from Archaeological Data" was Gaucho on February 3, p. 4. shown to Harding and Erasmus during the academic year 12. Alleged dissension within the department of 1967—1968 and both regarded it as poor; a view shared by at Anthropology over Allen's termination (Gaucho, June 20, p. 1). least two editors who subsequently rejected it. No other 'T h e decision not to renew Allen's contract has caused much manuscripts were ever shown to the above men. The above dissension within the department." The decision was unanimous manuscript has been submitted to Ethnology but no action has among the tenured faculty in both archaeology and social been taken on it, a fact confirmed by telephone with the anthropology. Three of the four continuing assistant professors editors. were consulted and none of these objected. 4. Allegation that "the truth is that Allen has done more 13. Satirical article by El Gaucho (January 30, 1970) entitled research and written more than most professors have in the "Our Anthro Department in Action" quotes "Dr. Eradicate" as same amount of time" (El Gaucho, November 7, p.4). If "time" follows: "Well, I think you should know that we don't regard means age, let us consider three comparative cases. women anthropologists very highly. You'll notice that there are First, Professor Brian Fagan (Ph.D. 1963), born nine weeks no women on the faculty of this department." Professor Kay earlier than Allen, Dr. Fagan has published 3 books and 45 Martin protests this error, and Dr. Erasmus protests any articles; He has spent seven years doing archaeological field allegation that he has been unaware of her sex. work in Africa; he has one book in press. He has received over $110,000 in research support since 1963 alone. The above list is far from comprehensive. One of the most Second, Associate Professor Harding (Ph.D. 1965), born six exotic statements appears in a mimeographed pamphlet entitled months later than Allen, has published one book co-authored 'T h e Firing of Bill Allen" composed by "Associated Students two other books and has written six articles in major journals. Intelligence Agency". This statement reads as follows; " It is not Dr. Harding has spent fourteen months doing social hard to understand why the tenured faculty, such as David anthropology in New Guinea. He has one edited book in press. Brokensha, who spent almost five years in (sic) as an Third, Assistant Professor Lundsgaarde (Ph.D. 1967), born administrator for the British Colonial Service in Tanganyika and two years later than Allen, has 7 articles based on 17 months in two and a half years in Southern Rhodeisa, will reject the kinds Pacific field work. We stress that it is the quality as well as the of ideas, principles, and values that Bill Allen stands for: the quantity of publications that is considered important. elimination of empirialism, colonialism, and human (sic) 5. Alleged threats made against anthropology graduate suffering." This is as ridiculous as suggesting that Dr. Allen students by tenured faculty members for any possible support rejects our stand against the use of napalm in Vietnam because to Allen (El Gaucho, November 7,1969, p.4). This allegation is his vita states "that as an enlisted man in the United States false. Ask your nearest graduate student. Marine Corps ... (his) minor occupation on active duty was 6. Statement in El Gaucho (January 28, 1970, p. 1) that atomic biological and chemical warfare technician." "Allen had done more work in California archaeology than any other member in the department." According to his curriculum We urge the university community to consider whether the vitae recently filed with our department, Dr. Allen had two credibility of the news media on campus has been jeopardized. summer field work sessions (1962 and 1963) as an Some of the 7,776 signers to the Allen petition may well have under-graduate student working near Lompoc with Professor been misled by such spurious information. James Deetz. Mr. Allen has never claimed to us that he is a California archaeologist. Dr. Warren a staff member last year, and Mr. Glassow, presently on our staff, were hired as California archaeologists and both have had extensive professional research Signed experience in this area. 7. Statement in El Gaucho (January 20,1970, p. 1) that "the DAVID BROKENSHA, Professor fact that he, Allen, has more grants than any other UCSB anthropology professor." Professor Fagan, also an archaeologist CHARLES J. ERASMUS, Professor (because of the nature of this type of research, archaeological BRIAN FAGAN, Professor grants tend to be higher than grants in social anthropology), has received 12 grants totalling $79,000 over the two and a half THOMAS HARDING, Associate Professor years since both arrived in the department. 8. Allegation made publicly on KCSB by Dr. Allen that he has ELMAN SERVICE, Professor spent six years doing research in Latin America. According to ALBERT C. SPAULDING, Professor his vita he has spent summers of 1964,1965,1968, and 1969 in Peru. During these four summers he has done archaeological reconnaissance and collection of artifacts in the Peruvian tropical forest. DEPARTMENT OF ANTHROPOLOGY - " P A ID ADVERTISEMENT P A G E 10--- E L GAUCHO----THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 5 . 197 0 Larry Silvett and Ron Rouse -quite a pair of ballplayers By GERALD NEECE years. Rouse is one of the most demolished Rouse’s team in Sports Editor durable basketball players practice. We’re getting back Somewhere roving around we’ve ever had here. He’s never our mental toughness.” Isla Vista near the vicinity of missed a practice nor been late The current slump Sil talked Vem Johnson’s market is a big on any occassion. I’ve never about is the recession that has black dog called Odis. Odis is known him to play with less cost the Gauchos four straight not a super-spectacular dog nor than his best effort. We’ll miss games since their 89—80 loss to is he a mangy mut like some of him a great deal next year.” the nation’s only major them that roam around the EL Rouse became a regular undefeated team, the UCLA GAUCHO Office all day. But starter after the loss of LeRoi Bruins. “We went into the Odis has something special Jackson earlier in the season UCLA game with a really hang going for him. He’s an and along with Larry, was loose attitude.” said Larry, inspiration to a couple of labeled as one of the big eight “and we did pretty well. But Coach Ralph Barkey’s players on the team at the start we continued playing hang basketball players. The two? of the season. He’s shooting a loose and we haven’t done too The Laurel and Hardy of the respectable 46 per cent from well. But I think we’re starting Gauchos, Larry Silvett and Ron the floor and 76 per cent from to come out of the fog and are Rouse. the charity stripe, is averaging starting to get it together.” “There’s no doubt about it,” 7.4 points a game and leads the Rouse takes a different view said Larry, watching his dog team in personal fouls, often and jokingly blamed it on cavort around the living room tempting fans to call him “The “astrology.” “Last year we TO THE EYE of an untrained observer, it would almost look as though floor of his apartment, where Butcher.” But as Larry says, were out to prove we were a Gaucho forward Ron Rouse (53) is trying to block the shot of his by the way “the door’s always coming to his roommate’s longtime roommate, Larry Silvett (20). Actually with the aid of a little good team and this year we trick photography, we've just made it look that way although these two open.” “Odis inspires me. defense, “those are smear know we are. I think it has kid around w ith each other so much you never can tell. Look at the way he can go tactics - politically motivated. something to do with how flat after his tail either to the left If you’re going to foul we’ve been,” said Rouse. or the right. Just like I someone you might as well D IVERS DEN dribble.” Ron nodded his foul him good!” Barkey feels that Silvett and agreement. Whereas Rouse plays the Rouse “complement each 'Adventure Underwater' But other than having a very game with muscle, Silvett plays other everywhere,” although SKIN talented dog, Larry Silvett and it with finesse. “Earlier this this is not always the case. DIVING A ls o Both heap a lot of verbal abuse EQUIPMENT N o w at longtime roommate Ron Rouse year I labelled Silvett ‘Mr. 4 4 2 S are an exceptional pair of Everything,” said Barkey. If I on each other, and have for a Complete Sport long time. “We’ve been Diving Service Hollister Ave. basketball players. Larry, a had to change that label now Ph. 964-7617 roommates three years,” will Certified 5’9” guard from Whittier, I’d call him ‘Mr. Everything say Silvett and Rouse will turn Instruction often called “Mighty—mite,” Plus.’ He’s absolutely a and Ron, a 6’7” forward from fantastic passer, a great leader around and say,“Three years BREAKWATER Westchester, affectionately and he makes some of the too long.” Silvett will point MARINE CENTER termed “ the Rhino smartest defensive plays one out they move into a new place Santa Barbara Phone 962-4484 j Rebounder,” are a pair of could ask of a player. He does each year and Rouse will seniors and they’ve been a lot a things like that that give counter it’s because they can’t through four years of ball here the team a great lift.” Larry stand the stench that at UCSB. Both are skillful dazzled the crowd in the Long accumulates. Silvett acts as a ballplayers and both possess Beach game, stopping a 3 on 1 sort of spokesman for the pair the kind of leadership Coach fast break by himself, which is because as Rouse reminds Ralph Barkey hopes will get especially hard when you’re everyone, “He’s a rhetoric DUNALL'S the Gauchos back on the right only 5’9” and you’re looking major.” “I keep him around track this weekend against at three pro prospects. for my ego,” snaps Silvett. PCAA foe Los Angeles State “The Gauchos are coming All in all it’s quite a happy and non-conference opponent out of their slump this household. Barkey is correct in Valley State. week-end,” said Silvett, “and saving they complement each DOLLAR “They’re a great pair,” said you can quote me on that. other, for they do on and off Barkey. “I can’t imagine ever We’ll destroy L.A. State. I the basketball court. 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University of Pacific in a In many cases, they had the (Continued from p. 10) double dual Pacific Coast best times of their careers in most right now was summed Athletic Association the past two meets,” said up very nicely by the rbetoric TEAM CAPTAIN Jerry Woolf w ill be leading the Gauchos into action conference meet. Tomorrow Rowland. major. this afternoon when they tangle w ith UOP and L.A. State in a double and Saturday the locals will Tomorrow and Saturday’s “The second season,” said dual PCAA meet at 3. Photo by Ralph Smith host the fifth annual Kalos Golden Coast competition will Silvett, “starts this weekend.” Kagathos Golden Coast feature 11 schools in what is And if anyone has anything to Swimming and Diving becoming the Easter Relays of say about it, it’s Ron Rouse Championships. swimming and diving on the and sidekick Larry Silvett. Skiers journey to June “Although the meet shapes coast. This weekend will be the up as a diving dual between our college-university division boys and Los Angeles’s Doug while the high school division after a slow first race Dinton, the defending PCAA and the frosh-junior college champion, the main thing to division will follow in the Following a somewhat slow Slalom and Sixteenth in the watch this weekend will be the weeks to come. Friday’s start in their first race of the Giant Slalom. Kim Olsen dual meet score between UCSB competition begins at 2:30 season, the UCSB Ski Team is placed fourteenth in the and UOP,” said Head Coach ready to compete in their Slalom for the men and Janet Rowland. “The two teams are second meet Saturday and Dalton placed fourteenth and really evenly matched. The Sunday, Feb. 7—8, at June Mt. thirteenth in her division races. way we have it doped out now, Next to UCSB on Sandspit Rd. at the The team will race in Slalom The league has 13 competing it’ll go down to the last relay. 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