By MIKE GROSSBERG “system of hiring and firing and the hierarchy Staff Writer that makes decisions and limits the right of With closed doors the only outcome of each others to make the University the kind of place previously tried path, a new tack is being in which they wish to study.” . attempted by the Radical Union and the Kenegos views Allen’s firing as a value Associated Students Intelligence Agency (ASIA) confrontation between his ideas and teaching to reverse the decision that will remove Bill Allen methods and the established methods of the from this campus. anthropology department. Students in the lobby of the Administration Building are asking those passing by to sign a “They are involved in maintaining the kind of petition calling for an open hearing on the Bill system he opposes; they feel threatened and Allen tenure case. Through this petition the must fire him,” stated Kenegos. sponsoring students hope to have an open Allen’s contract could not have been hearing in which the anthropology department terminated by normal professional criteria, according to Kenegos, because of his high placing will state the' exact reasons for Allen’s termination and in which he will be able to in the recent evaluation of faculty performance present a defense to those charges. in last quarter’s anthropology classes and the fact As of Monday morning, the petition had that he has more grants than any other UCSB anthropology professor. approximately 6,000 signatures of students, faculty and University staff members. The The open hearing, Kenegos asserts, “will allow anthropology department has made no public the anthropology department to either admit the statement on the Allen case since department value conflict or state the actual reason Allen is chairman David Brokensha declared that he being fired.” j would resign before an open hearing was held. The students sponsoring the petition drive, According to Ken Kenegos, a member of the which has been organized primarily by Jeff Radical Union and participant in the petition Fisher, are optimistic about its success. With gathering, Allen’s firing is much more than just a strong support from the student body, they feel single issue. The dismissal reflects the whole the decision can be overturned.

Bill Allen of Anthro Dept gaucho Photo by J. Melchione cl Tenants, landlords V o i.5 0 -N o . 60 Tuesday, January 2 0 ,1 9 7 0 University of California, Santa Barbara dash in Berkeley Create a r t LNS — Three carloads of apartm ent. The landlord Alameda County Sheriffs drove stubbornly denied any up to the white-stuccoed responsibility for maintaining for ecology mini-apartment house at the apartment. 1860-66 Dwight Way. It was a In Berkeley, rents have gone Persons with artistic talents Tuesday morning, Jan. 6. may enter a contest offered in up very fast, as much as conjunction with Jan. 28. They were accompanied by doubling in the last five years. The January 28 Committee, a big green moving van that Housing is getting scarcer and which is planning the day at had no license plates. Sixteen most of what’s available is SBCC in order to bring to the protesters and lots of substandard. The old buildings attention of more persons the plainclothes police watched the are decaying and the new critical ecological state of the 12 sheriffs evict two families h o using is shoddily world has organized a contest from the two-6tory building. constructed. open to persons in the Santa When the van, loaded with Although the Union lost this Barbara area. the hapless tenants’ furniture, skirmish, it has been successful Posters, paintings and pulled away from the scene, a in other cases, and is building drawings are expected to be The State of 'T h e Land of The free..." Berkeley Tenants Union strength for a massive rent the major portion of entries organizer hopped on his strike later this winter. In a submitted. However, motorcycle and followed it. large rent strike, the Union will photographs, sculpture, After a while, the unmarked have two advantages: it can cut cartoons or any type of visual Ecology week focuses on van stopped for a few minutes off rent from all the tenants of presentation pertinent to and then went on again. A few certain landlords, and it can tie conservation and/or minutes later the motorcyclist up the courts so that the anti-pollution, which are community coordination was stopped by a police car — landlords cannot afford to lose adaptable to display, may also somehow they had received a the rent for the lime it takes to be submitted. By CINDY HEATON report of a stolen bike that was evict the tenants. Persons entering the contest Feature Editor just like his. should note that entries will be Reknowned ecologists will join with state officials, professors The housing situation in This mystery book scene is judged on artistic merit, and students in discussing the ecological future of Santa Barbara Berkeley is not much different the latest in a series of run-ins originality and pertinence to and its relationship to the future of all peoples of the world on from the rest of the country, between the landlords and the the contest theme. Wednesday, Jan. 28, when Santa Barbara City College hosts the and the rent strike movement Berkeley Tenants Union. The Entries will be accepted principle events of Ecology Week. is certainly not new. Since the Union, organized in the from persons of all ages. Attempting to begin anew in their movement to save the successful Harlem rent strikes aftermath of the People’s Park Categories include students in environment, several community organizations have coordinated struggle, is striving to become of 1963-64, the movement has elementary, junior high and the program which will feature, among others, Paul Ehrlich, slowly spread across the the coUective bargaining agent high schools and college. In Congressmen Charles Teague and George Tunney and San for Berkeley’s tenants. In this country. Last year, 1,000 St. addition, both professional and Francisco Mayor Joseph Alioto. Louis strikers succeeded in incident, the tenants had been non-professional adults are Focal point of the program, which will continue throughout the getting their rents rolled back withholding rent because the eligible. day, will be the reading and signing of the Santa Barbara from an average level of 42 per heating wasn’t working. Each category will have a Declaration of Environmental rights by its author, Associate cent of their income to 25 per (Berkeley gets pretty cold in winner, who will receive a $10 Professor of History Roderick Nash and other participants. cent. About 1,200 tenants in the winter — and one of the cash award. There will also be a Preceding Nash will be a panel of speakers, including Ecology Ann Arbor, Mich., have been children had been repeatedly grand prize of $25 for the best Action coordinator Geoff WaUace, who will address the political on strike for almost a year iH.) Several repairs had not overall entry. and social implications of ecology, including the need for new life now. been made. Deadline for the contest is 5 styles and the rechanneling of industry. The Ann Arbor Tenants p.m. on Jan. 26,1970. Entries Afternoon plans which have not yet been finalized will indude a The San Francisco Chronide Union and the National should be delivered to the march from SBCC to Steam’s Wharf and possibly a reading by the described one of the Tenants Organization have San Francisco poet Gary Snyder. apartments, — “a tour of the January 28 Committee’s called a “national conference drab apartment revealed that temporary headquarters at Past attempts to form an ecological coalition between members on student’s and the tenant's the toilet was in need of repair, 1510 San Andres St., Santa of the academic community and Santa Barbara residents have, at rights movement” to take place Barbara. best, had little success. at least two windows were in Ann Arbor Feb. 20-22. AH awards will be made and Focusing Wednesday’s program on the effects of ecological broken, and one window was winning entries will be destruction on the lives of the entire population will, hope its loose in its frame, allowing For further information on displayed at SBCC on Jan. 28. coordinators, help to draw all members of the community into a chilling breezes to blow the conference, write to Ann For further information, united environmental front. Community coordination, they through the small room,” and Arbor Tenants Union, 1528 contact Nancy Hauser, emphasize, must precede the development of large scale remarked that the situation Students Activities Building, 966-5793. movements. was similar in the other Ann Arbor, Mich. 48104. P A G E 2 --- E U G A U C H O ---- TUESDAY. JANUARY 20. 197 0 Performance series Peyote hunt shown in film The Huichol Indians of Following his talk, Furst will November and December small Mexico and their art will be the present his unique, hour-long groups of the most religious features Rexroth, Gates subject of a lecture and Aim Aim in color entitled “To Find Huichols set out on a long evening to be presented at the Our Life: The Peyote Hunt of journey to hunt the small A weekly series of noon Rutkowski, cellist, and Robert Santa Barbara Museum of Art the Huichols of Mexico.” psycho-active peyote cactus, performances is being offered Silverman, pianist. on Thursday, Jan. 22 at 8 p.m. An exhibition of Huichol which grows in the desert and every Wednesday in UCSB’s An hour with UCSB poets Peter Furst, anthropologist yam designs, collected by has great sacred and magical Lotte Lehmann Concert Hall, reading their works is and Coordinator of Academic Furst, is now being shown signiAcance for the Huichols. including a concert tomorrow scheduled for Feb. 18. Poets Programs at the Latin upstairs in the Hammett II The lecture and film by clarinetist John Gates. who will read include Kenneth American Center at UCLA, will Gallery at the Museum. These presentation on Jan. 22 is open There is no admission charge Rexroth, Robert Brandts, John talk brieAy about his personal wildly colorful wool-on-wax to the public—admission 50 for events in this series. Ridland and Fred Turner. experiences with the remote “paintings” represent the work cents. Museum members will Gates, a native of Los The final program in the Huichol tribe which lives in of Ramon Medina Silva. be admitted free. Angeles, has been widely .series will be on Feb. 25, a isolation in the rugged Sierra The pivotal event of Huichol The film alone will be shown acclaimed for his performances presentation by MECHA, the Madre mountains about 80 religious life is the peyote a second time, Saturday, Jan. in England and has won a Chicano organization. miles northeast of Guadalajara. hunt. Each year in late 24 at 2 p.m. number of U.S. awards. The series will continue on Jan. 28 with the showing of Annual STEP retreat plans two Aims produced and directed by Saul Bass. “The Searching Eye” and “Why Man include Bonpane leadership Creates” form the program. In preparation for a formal Organized around the theme “Christianity and Justice in a concert, the UCSB Faculty Multi-Cultural Society,” the annual weekend retreat sponsored by Chamber Music ensemble will Students Toward Ecumenical Progress will take place at Cachuma perform on Feb. 4, featuring Church Camp on Jan. 24—25. Stefan Krayk, violinist; Peter Taking part as guest leader will be the Reverend Blase Bonpane, Mark, violist; Geoffrey whose organization in Guatemala (Center of Social Awareness) drew international attention by virtue of its success in peasant S T V I « K 5 C E M T S R organization. Reservations can be made through any Isla Vista church Inquiry Class meets at 7:30 P.M. 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And in a political trial only twelve members of your jury are in the conspirators knew each other before the act; it is not necessary that the conspirators courtroom, the rest are in the community on college campuses and around the world. met before the act although it helps. It is not necessary that the conspirators ever Because if you disregard the impression of the trial given to you by the press you discussed with each other in public or in private any criminal act. find that the issues involved, the stakes are very high. In the press there is an attempt It is only necessary to establish by inference by circumstancial evidence that the to make it appear that Judge Hoffman is ridiculous, that he is Judge Magoo. And the conspirators followed a common path and had a common desire that ended in the New York Times would have you believe that it will be reversed on an appeal, that crime of violence. To use interstate commerce means to make a phone call, to travel something will happen to prevent this trial from being representative of the American from Chicago to here as I did last night or to in any way employ the media. system of justice. I don’t know. Give a press conference in New York calling people to Chicago; there’s a riot in I think we’re in the midst of a struggle to determine that, but I don’t think that it Chicago and you’re an accomplice. A riot or civil disorder under this law means an is at all clear that Judge Hoffman is a mistake or that Judge Hoffman is at all odd. It assembly of three or more people which is followed by violence to person or may very well be that he is the kind of Bull Connor of the bench, that he is typical of property or a threat of violence to person or property. This law literally would make the type of person, the type of institution that will begin to deal with dissent in the everything done in the 1960’s illegal. 1970’s. I think that in this trial the cast of characters makes it appear that the history Now how did it come about? I think a political understanding of where it came of the 1950’s is the history of a decade beginning with Dwight Eisenhower and from is very instructive to an understanding of what is going on in Chicago. After the ending with the election of Richard Nixon. rebellion by blacks in Newark and in Detroit in 1967, Southern congressmen Something happened in between before the succession of Eisenhower’s vice introduced a bill which would essentially eliminate outside agitators. That’s what this president over the 1960’s. And those who governed the country in the 1950’s, they bill is all about. didn’t like it at all and they made every attempt to eradicate the 1960’s, to make people forget that it was possible to rise up, that it was possible to change the It was introduced by Strom Thurmond, who is the architect of Nixon’s southern country. We had a president who was in favor of sending American forces to strategy today. Then, following the assassination of Martin Luther King, April 4, Vietnam in the 1950’s, a president who served as a responsible member of the House 1968, and the 150 uprisings in the ghettos across the United States, President on un-American Activities, a president who surrounded himself in the department of Johnson came on television to memorialize Dr. King, so did the other members of justice with a group of political reactionaries who intend to use the Supreme Court the business establishment, black establishment, labor establishment, and they and the Department of Justice to destroy even the right to organize political protest evidently wanted to single out his non-violence for praise. They lectured people over in this country. television that the best way to believe in Dr. King and what he stood for was to stop John Mitchell, the Attorney General, a long time political ally of Nixon’s, comes rioting immediately and go back to their jobs. to the job as chief administrator of justice of the United States from Wall Street This was the brunt of the very heavy television propaganda for two days. It was where he was a corporation attorney, dealing in bonds, where he received $200,000 coupled with the promise that there would have to be some type of civil rights action in fees from the municipal building corporation of Wisconsin. in the House and Senate. And so two days later President Johnson sent a bill which We have the head of the criminal division of the Department of Justice, Mr. Will was labeled a desegregation of housing bill to the Congress. The desegregation aspect NT s

Wilson, who was top law enforcement officer in Texas when JFK was assassinated, of it had little or no meaning. ^ has run on a conservative platform, Texas style, for governor and senator in that state It dealt with suburban housing within a certain range and it had loopholes in it and has been twice defeated. We have Richard Kleingeetz who’s the chief political exempting most landlords, and had very minor penalties and no legislative teeth to it. spokesman for the Justice Department and who was a political speechwriter for Even that bill could not pass the Congress of the United States without the anti-riot Barry Goldwater in 1964 and on down the line. amendment proposed by the southerners, which went through. What was really There has been a take over of the Justice Department and a related attempt to passed in memory of Dr. King was a police state bill which assured that everyone take over the Supreme Court for the purposes of eliminating parts of the constitution thereafter would be non-violent or else. that can no longer be allowed because of the effectiveness with which people have What it really does is give the federal government, meaning the Pentagon, the FBI used them. and the Justice Department, a green light to move into local situations and bring to A number of things fall into place if you observe this change and it all has to do bear all of their political and military tools to put down uprisings. with the destruction of radicals and revolutionaires as well as their liberal supporters, So that’s the background of the law and our indictment. Our criminal activities because, you see, the new Justice Department has established its means to get rid of began April 12,1968, one day after the law was signed by President Johnson. At that the Black Panther Party through means from lock-up to murder, the Justice time, I suppose, authorization was given for wiretapping and massive FBI Department also is moving to slow down the speed of desegregation in the South. We investigation of the Chicago planning. We know, for instance, that 300 FBI agents have, for the first time since 1954, a head of the civil rights division of the Justice were employed just to do the Grand Jury investigating after August. Now what Department arguing that civil rights desegregation is moving too fast. We have a new happened in Chicago is still, I think, something that confuses people. Like anything conception of free speech in the Justice Department, a conception that is being that takes on an historical significance, it was debated and interpreted and applied to ourselves in Chicago, a conception that is being applied to David Hilliard, reinterpreted and probably will continue to be for years afterwards. chief of staff of the Black Pather Party in San Francisco. This new understanding of I think our side is composed of matters that can be explained very simply. I think freedom of speech is also a very drastic change. Before this particular year under that we planned a year too early, a festival of life that would equal that which one liberal democracy or bourgeois democracy, you were allowed to give a so called year later became Woodstock and a massive anti-war demonstration that one year incendiary speech as long as there was no clear and present danger of the speech later became the Moratorium. Woodstock and the Moratorium were allowed to being carried out. That is I could sit here and we could discuss the need or happen, not that they were bad; they were good, because they were kept under very desirability of killing President Nixon and as long as he wasn’t across campus and no tight political and police control. In 1968, holding Woodstock and the Moratorium in plans were made or you didn’t go out looking for him, that would be my right under the middle of the nomination of Hubert Humphrey and the ratification of the U.S. that form of democracy, the right to speak your mind as long as it has no effect. policies in Vietnam would clearly have been impossible. From our side that is why That right is now being taken away because that’s very much what David Hilliard is people came to Chicago. From their side I feel frankly very confused. being prosecuted for in San Francisco, and in our case, because if you look at most I have to almost go into a conspiracy theory of my own to explain what happened. of the evidence that is being presented against us you find that most of it is speeches The liberal Walker commission said that what happened in Chicago was a police riot. and writing that were given long before the Democratic Convention. What they mean apparently is that a number of police officers went berserk and In other words we are no longer protected by law when giving a speech even of the started beating people and clubbing people into the street, and that they were acting kind I’m giving now. The speech that I am giving now, which can in any way be in disobedience of their orders. Now we know from being in Chicago that there were connected with anything illegal you do in the future, makes me an accomplice under some police in Chicago who went berserk. I’m sure that they didn’t have orders to the new regulation. rush into the historical museum and fire shots through the ceiling, I’m sure that they It’s a higher law than the constitution which is catch 22, and this is what this (Continued on p. 5, col. 1) necessary to show them that TUESDAY. JANUARY 20. 1970--- E L G A U C H O ---- P A G E 5 Hayden... they hated hippies, they hated “Z” is a movie about Chicago. to subdue all those people and SANTA BARBARA (Continued from p. 4) protestors as much as George What underlay the make it a launcing ground for Wallace who by the way has ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE had no orders to pick up a girl conspiracy was the need for attacks against China. The FOR THEATRE INFORMATION riding her bicycle in the park not been arrested although he the government to place the United States says we are for CALL 962-8111 and throw her into a lagoon at advocated driving his car over blame on somebody for what self-determination, we just want three o’clock in the morning, anybody who lay down in was happening in the country. to give the people a choice and Jj Take Her Out ToT Movie Tonight! | j front of it. And Hubert I’m sure that they did not have And in times of total crisis it is it’s the Vietcong who are the orders to break police clubs Humphrey did it. That’s one always the objective of the obstacle to self-determination theory, that it was an election GRANADA over the heads of McCarthy government to create a spectre in Vietnam. If only we could 1216 State Street year strategy . workers on the 15th floor of of internal enemy, a devil that remove the Vietcong, then we The other is that the police the Hilton the day after the is inside the United States that could remove our forces from Steve McQueen department and the Federal nominations, but for all of the is preventing progress. the country. This is the kind of 'THE REIVERS" Bureau of Investigation that individual cases of berserk The government set up the double talk the government and has been run by J. Edgar policemen running wild, you Kerner Commission, the cannot go on with for very 'THANK YOU ALL Hoover for forty years and the find many more cases of Kemer Commission said the long without becoming V E R Y M U C H " Pentagon and the Central policemen acting on orders. country was racist, but extremely repressive, without Intelligence Agency, that the The brutality was organized, naturally the government could deciding to develop a Congress and business, that the ARLINGTON planned and carried out in a not act, could not translate a showdown inside America, a so-called ultraright which has showdown with the people 1317 State Street very professional way. If you public relations document like its armed forces located in remember the Aims, or if you the Kemer Report into social who are in the forefront of Kirk Douglas in %| police departments all across making change, a showdown were there, you remember that programs. The government was ¡"THE ARRANGEMENT" (R)fi the United States decided that that terrifies all their the policemen would come up faced with people on all the and it was time to engineer a sort supporters or people who are to a group of people, form a campuses who said they Joan n e W oodw ard in of coup d’etat, an overthrow of skirmish line, then someone wanted university reforms. The in general support; who believe the government—while keeping 'RACHEL RACHEL" (M) would blow a whistle and they government has said it was in in the necessity for social the form of the government change for social revolution. l would charge into the crowd favor of more student power, intact by forcing a showdown with their clubs swinging and even Richard Nixon has said That is what the policy has New STATE in the streets which would lock been. breaking heads open. Then that, but they also said that 1217 State Street they would leave people lying in all the politicians, even the first we have to get rid of the That’s the role of Agnew. He 4 liberal democrats, to their troublemakers who raised the is attempting to revive the Walter Matthau i 6 in the street and not arrest Ej Ingrid Bergman N support or at least into silence question. McCarthyism of the early 50*s n them. They were using a policy % of violence rather than a policy and would put the country of a Hayakawa said that there in the hope of scaring the jj Goldie Hawn M much more reactionary footing supporters of revolution into "CACTUS 1 of arrest. Every major situation could be a Black studies 8 in which the police attacked a and which would allow for the program but first the third the wings. This is the situation. K FLOWER" (M) .1 crowd they were following picking up and destroying of world liberation front had to I don’t know how to even orders. The orders came from radicals of all kinds throughout be removed from the campus describe the seriousness of it. RIVIERA the country. This would be a of San Francisco State, that he People came to our trial having Near Santa Barbara Mission above and so we have to opposite El Encanto Hotel analyze the situation, ask why conspiracy that would see had had the idea all along and heard about it and each person the orders were given to Hubert Humphrey and Richard that the chief obstacle was the goes away no matter what their massacre a group of no more Nixon as sort of pawns rather people who had raised the background by saying “I would 'CAPOTE TRILOGY" (G) than ten or fifteen thousand than a conspiracy that placed question in the first place. The not believe it until I saw it.” and Hubert Humphrey in And our trial is nothing, for people in the streets of same in Vietnam. 'ELVIRA MADIGAN" Chicago. command, and I think that The U.S. government says example, when compared to There are two possible ideas probably both conspiracies we are not in there for what is happening to the were going on. and both of them are genocide, we are not in there (Continued on p. 6, col. 1) conspiracies. The first of them If you have seen the movie CINEMA 6050 Hollister Ave. • Goleta is the democratic party out to “Z”—it’s about Greece, which show George Wallace and isn’t so far from America. It ASIICLA CHARTER FLIGHTS Natalie Wood Richard Nixon that when it sketches out the way that a Robert Culp came to maintaining law and police state operates, the way a WILL BE FILLING SOON - SIGN UP NOW1 order no one was as good as police state first overthrows "B O B 8t C A R O L 8t T E D 8t A L I C E (R) the democratic party, that the government leaving it FLIG H T L.A . 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JANUARY 20. 1970 to see a small clipping on his and started raving about the used over and over in evidence like trying to play a Marx wall that says that he was the fact that this was the first time that almost no one came to brothers comedy inside a first judge in the 1950’s to in history in a court of this Chicago but the seven of us. Hayden... coffin.” We have a judge, Julius issue a desegregation of schools dignity that people had tried to This is the prosecutor’s (Continued from p. 5) Hoffman—he’s already order, sing for evidence. technique, it’s a method of Illinois chapter of the Panthers. established his place in history This is a judge who thinks This was nothing compared establishing conspiracy after The chairman of the chapter as one of the most infamous he’s one of the wittiest men, to the great bathroom incident the fact. By showing how often was shot in bed, he was judges in history, a that he’s one of the most of last week. The bathroom these people conferred with assassinated, by an invading seventy-five year old man, timely men of all the ages. For incident came up because we each other and you get the jury force of state attorney’s police. quite alert, ten years younger instance when Arlo Guthrie were unable to survive the to begin to believe that they Somewhere within the center than the judge who put away took the stand he testified courtroom; in the courtroom were the conspiracy they were of our government there is a Doctor Spock, a man who about a conversation he’d had there is no air and the lights supposed to be. group of facists employing married into the wealthy in early 1967 about the festival were set up by the architect Then our concrete acts of time-honored techniques that Bensinger family and became of life with Jerry and Abbie in who I think was a friend of the crime and violence. I’m nobody believes could come to general council for the which they discussed whether Nazi government. There is no accused of letting the air out of America. They’re applying Brunswick corporation, the Alice’s Restaurant might be a circulating air and no shadow a police car’s tires on Aug. 25, them all around us. corporation that got justice good theme song and so he and all the doors are built into and spitting in a policeman’s The trial goes on, I think it’s Haynsworth in trouble, the told Jerry the words to the walls so that you can’t tell that face on Aug. 26, I have the starting its.fifth month. John corporation that produces war song. Arlo testified that he’d there are doors. This heaviest criminal acts. John Voight, the Midnight Cowboy, materials for Vietnam. told Jerry and Abbie about courtroom atmosphere as well Froins is accused of purchasing came to the trial a couple of The judge has to be seen to Alice’s Restaurant and he as the presence of the judge a bottle of Uteric Acid that days ago and he watched it for be believed. If he is the began telling the story of makes it unbearable for us to stink bombs were made from a couple of days and he left embodiment of 400 years of Alice’s Restaurant. Judge stay there so we go out because which were used the day after and he said as he left, ‘This is Anglo Saxon justice, then we Hoffman listened as Arlo went w e earlier w on the the nomination of Hubert are in a lot of trouble. This on and on about the garbage constitutional right to go to Humphrey in the Charade at and being arrested for littering the bathroom even while NOW RENTING man, I believe is the Gogo Lounge of the Conrad incarnation of a head without a and being fined for the littering evidence was being presented F O R F A L L Hilton. body. He’s about five feet tall; and at that time, thinking it against us. So we use our right Jerry Ruben is accused of 1970 he seems to have no body. He was a time to be really witty, to go to the bathroom to do 4 - 4 P L E X E S , throwing a sweater at the is a death mask, he has a death the judge broke in and asked other things. We use it to 1-8 unit. % block plainclothesman who was him if he’d paid the fine, and interview witnesses. Usually we from campus and mask for a head and he has no tailing him, etc. The rest of then when he got to the draft, rush them in totally 1 blk. from beach. body. This is a man who tells our crimes, the core of our 2-3 bedroom apts. people continuously from the when Arlo was seeing the unprepared for the witness crime was our consciousness, 2 blks from beach. psychiatrist the judge asked stand, tell the lawyer what the bench that his is one of the our existence, our identity, the SEE MANAGER him if he passed the psychiatric questions are and that’s the highest courts in the land, who ideological crime that under set ON PREMISES examination and then Arlo way we run the defense. 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IM W O R L D Basketball unden/vay Ruggers sweep weekend: Varsity trips Irvine, Gauchos nail Cal Tech Intramural basketball always tends to have more surprise teams and upsets than any other sport because there are so many good Rod Sears’ Gaucho ruggers, like their wrestling counterparts, made it a clean sweep this weekend as players floating around, and this year is certainly no exception. the varsity footballers tripped UC Irvine 11-6 and the Gaunos, the UCSB second team, wiped Cal Tech Last year’s number two team, Pass/Fail has already lost a game 21-0. (64-59 to Sigma Chi) and barely survived an overtime contest with In the varsity contest, the Gauchos started scoring early, held on through much of the game, and the.Nad, 49-47. The Wild Bunch bombed the Theta Delts 72-52 came up with a spurt at the end to nail down the win. Trys were made by up-and-comers Tom Mahony, and looks like a definite threat in the Barry League to the potent Dick Kovalcheck and Wayne SAEs, 76-35 victors over ZBT. Smothers and A1 Anderson In the same league, BSU No. 3 also seems to be pretty fair—they converted a two-pointer on one Greek Week boxing tourney recorded a 90-11 triumph over the Lemuria Wizards in their first of the trys to account for the outing and so demoralized the Wizards that they forfeited their locals’ 11 points. next game. But perhaps the greatest set to raise IV park funds Phi Kappa Psi started off the year with a 48-38 shellacking of surprise of the afternoon was Muhammed All, Sonny Liston, Nino Benvenuti and Joe Frazier the Nads while the Alpha Delts picked off their first win against the play of the former are some of the names that will not decorate the Robertson Gym the same total of losses in a double overtime win over the Phi Delts hasbeens, the Gaunos. Led by boxing card on Friday, Jan. 30. The principals will include, (also 1-1) 61-57. Doug Stewart, Bill Mathews, however, some of the finest boxing students and enthusiasts at In the Carrier League, the Delts opened with a 39-38 squeaker Jim Boyle, Dick Markota, Gary UCSB. over the No Names, last year’s champion GBTB clobbered the Sig Luke and Barry Silverman, the This is the first annual Theodore Roosevelt Tournament, so Eps 59-29 and GBAC No. 3 used the sterling shooting of Leapin’ yearlings trounced the wizards named in honor of the famous pugilist and conservationist. It is Larry Lopez to nip the SMDs 40-38. from Pasadena, a one of the activities of Greek Week that will help raise money for a predominately foreigner team. permanent park in Isla Vista. ALL-SCHOOL POINTS “They really looked good,” All males are encouraged to sign up in the Recreation Office for After the first quarter, Lambda Chi Alpha is on top in the race said Sears on the performance this tournament. The bouts will be arranged according to weight for the all-Sports Trophy with 387.5 points. SAE is in second of the Guanos. “For the first class and the amount of experience of each participant. They will place with 352.5 and Sigma Chi reposes in third with a total of (Continued on p. 8, col. 2.) be in three-two-minute rounds with scoring on the New York 321.0. Rounds System. Trophies will be awarded to the winners. Teams are awarded points for entering and doing well in events, and points are subtracted for forfeits, so it is possible to end up with minus points as, for example, The Strapp, which is down 170 points. GAUCHO DWELLERS The GBTBs are the top independent group with 312.5 points while Pima tops all dorm groups with 182.5. Last year’s champs, for A L L your Sigma Phi Epsilon, are down in eighth place with 232.5 total points after one quarter’s activities. Apartment needs * , IM'S MOVE See Us in the Hardware Department The west side of Robertson Gym will become the new home of Intramural Sports, when the conglomeration of men’s, women’s Open Mon. thru Sat. 8 a.m.:5 p.m. and co-ed extracurricular sports people and things take up Sunday 9 a.m.-3 p.m. residence in trailer number 568B this Friday, Jan. 23. Queries that were previously addressed to 1018 Robertson Gym should now be directed to this new location, although the phone number will still be the same, 961-2400, and all the beauteous people will remain. AMBROSE The E L G A U C H O Sports Staff is in dire need of sportswriters. A ll of meat*? tm *** awaiBB the present staff will graduate in June and someone is needed now to be Since 1922 trained to become next year's E G Sports Editor. If you are interested call Gerald Neece at 961-2691 or visit the EG office in Storke 22 S. Fairview in Goleta 967-1259 Publications Building. There is money involved! Life can be beautiful. Yes it CAN ! Engineering, Math and Science IBM will be Majors interviewing on campus Feb.16,17

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He said that better than being murdered in appointed as follows: he was in the tradition of Walt bed and sometimes I think that Whitman who believed that it being murdered in bed is better a. There shall be four (4) elected Representatives-at-Large w as impossible for a than living a normal life in b. There shall be two (2) Representatives elected from RHA. democracy to exist unless American society. c. There shall be one (1) Representative elected from: underneath it there was a (1) The Social fraternities comprising Inter-Fraternity Council. human society in which people (2) The Social Sororities comprising Panhellenic Council. were allowed to relate to their Rugby... d. There shall be four (4) Representatives elected from the non-affiliated students. dreams, to their fantasies, and (Continued from p. 7) so there was no repression time in this school’s rugby CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT NO. 2 locking the subconscious from history w e have a the consciousness. representative second team. 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