Fuller explains surprising vision of future to students

By FRED NIEDERM AN Regarding technology. Fuller interprets the growth o f “ Energies coming to the earth from various parts o f the technology as a movement toward freedom. A steamship universe are enough to create unimaginable new wealth. for the first time could move across the seas without the The future o f man is using technology to do more with need o f strong winds. Similarly, technology leads toward less in order not to kill but to create a sound life for getting in touch with the essential energies o f the universe everyone.” and unlimited wealth. So spoke R. Buckmister Fuller Tuesday night before a The direction o f this technology, in addition to jpoving capacity Campbell Hall crowd. A t 76 years o f age, Fuller, toward new energy sources, includes making maximim use a frail, bifocailed man, hard o f hearing, stood and spoke o f our physical resources. well over two hours without notes on matters spanning “ When building a house in tomorrow the question is, the studies o f physics, economics, semantics and religion. “ What does that house weigh? How can we increase the A world lecturer with 27 honorary degrees from top performance-per-pound o f our structures?” photo: Sparky institutions on several continents, Fuller spoke Fuller had just this in mind when he discovered the INVENTOR-PHILSOPHER Fuller UCSB optimistically o f man’s future. He explains wealth in geodesic dome. The dome is stronger per pound then any appearance. terms o f physical energies impounded in vegetation and other structure used currently in architecture. Changing o f the tropics. Alaska and the tropics diverge then in how metaphysical energies, know-how. all o f the materials now used to poorly house humanity wide a variance o f temperature there is. “ We know that phyacal energies are never lost, they into geodesic domes would house everyone in the world Fuller briefly discussed tensions between student and can move from one system to another, but they are never well with a surplus o f materials. parent-aged people today. He points out that this is the lost. And we know that even unsuccessful As an aside, Fuller pointed out that pollution is in part first generation that has grown up with radio and experimentation increases our know-how. Therefore caused by a carry-over o f the mistaken notion o f the earth television, and therefore has had more contact with the mankind’s energies, our wealth, cannot decrease, but will as a plan extending to infinity. People act as though they information o f the world than ever before possible. “ The continue to increase.” can dump their rubbish and just move on infinite times. radio man talks o f world while daddy talks o f the banana Fuller views the role o f man as anti-entropic in the This will begin to stop as it internalized just what the stand,” Fuller said. “ Young people are reacting to the universe. “ Man impounds energies to do orderly things. earth as a sphere means. misinformation wherein loyalty justifies lies.” The human mind, by making generalizations about the In going along with the notion o f doing more with less With an energy extraordinary for a man o f his years, way things behave together, keeps the whole universe in Fuller predicts that airplanes will replace ships for Fuller pulled together all o f his digressions and main balance.” Man, therefore, exists in order to transform the exchanging materials. “ Canada will be in the center of points to conclude that great science is embraced by chaotic energy o f the sun, into the orderly energies o f our things and New York will become obsolete,” says Fuller. mystery, “ and love is still the most powerful force we man-made environment. He points out that summer heat in Alaska can match that know.”

I.Y. plagued by Politicians’ pollution more dope busts fight is ‘’inadequate’ Public confidence in the Conducted by 230 students willingness o f elected officials to enrolled in UCSB Environmental fight pollution has risen very Pollution geography course, the in recent weeks slightly over the past year in the poll has been taken twice a year Santa Barbara area. But it’s still for the past two years under the at a low ebb. supervision o f Norman Sanders, By STEVE BELTON Whether directed at President assistant professor o f geography. Increases in arrests for possession o f marijuana Nixon or the local councilmen, at during recent weeks are being noticed with alarm by Republican or Democrat, the As in the past, a majority o f many members o f the Isla Vista community. public’s verdict on the pollution those interviewed indicated a After a long period during which there were fight is still a resounding willingness to pay more in taxes virtually no dope arrests made in I.V. recent Foot “ inadequate,” according to a and costs for manufactured goods Patrol reports to the Isla Vista Community Council su rvey o f 909 persons in order to clean up the have shown a marked change: four arrests for the in terview ed recen tly in environment. This willingness, week ending Jan. 10; two the previous week and downtown Santa Barbara and however, has lessened over the seven arrests for possession during the week before suburbs (excluding the years, from 78.2 per cent in May Christmas vacation, ending Dec. 13,1971. student-community o f Isla Vista). (Continued on p. 2, col. 5) A t present there is no hard evidence to substantiate rumors that the increase in arrests stems from the over-zealous actions o f a single member o f the Foot Patrol. Indicative o f the sharp change in IVCC’s attitude Chisholm visits UCSB toward the Foot Patrol is an action Council took photo: News-Press before the dope bust increase began. In a Christmas On Saturday, Jan. 15, at 2 p.m., Rep. Shirley Chisholm, resolution, IVCC voted to send a Christmas Card to CAMPUS COP fingers ingenious smoking device undeclared Democratic presidential candidate, will speak at Foot Patrol officers Fred Ray and Bruce Valentine, with indigenous herb in background. UCSB on the lawn at the University Center. Chisholm is the first thanking them for “ their work” in I.V. Black woman ever to run for president, and her campaign has An additional suggestion to send the two officers that has turned IVCC discussion on Patrol reports special appeal to minorities, women and youth. Her speech at a six-pack o f beer (vetoed for reasons o f “ ethics” ) from the former comments on the high burglary UCSB is open to the public, and the community is invitedl now seems ironic. rate to lively discussions o f the rising bust rate. The New York Democrat from a Brooklyn constituency, at Commenting in the dope raid rise Sgt. J. Moore High on the list o f IVCC goals for 1972 is that o f 46, holds the highest elective office o f any Black woman in the o f the Foot Patrol explained that while there is an creating “ freedom from crime and from improper country. She has been an outspoken champion in Congress o f overall decrease in I.V. crime, the police feel they police behavior.” The program for this is in part, the the rights o f the poor and has served as a member o f the House must arrest anyone seen in possession o f marijuana. prevention o f hard-drug sales and “ unwarrantable Education Committee. She presently plans to enter the Florida Speaking o f the five pounds o f marijuana police rip-off for ‘technical crime.” Democratic primary and probably will enter several others, confiscated in a raid last Saturday night, Moore said Although some members if IVCC admit that the including California. that, although it was carried out by the Campus arrest increase may be due to decreasing caution by After her speech at UCSB, Chisholm will be the guest of Police, “ I f our officers had seen it growing in the users, or simply the operation of the law of honor at no-host cocktail party from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Park window, we would have done the same thing.” averages, a letter sent to Sheriff Carpenter on March Cabrillo Apartments Lounge, located at the comer o f Por La Mar But the Foot Patrol sergeant insisted no change 10, 1971, calling for police priorities to be “ made Circle and Cabrillo Blvd. in Santa Barbara. The public is invited has been made in police attitudes toward local policy instead o f tacit understanding” is still to the cocktail party, and a $2 donation will be asked. smokers. “ We’re doing now exactly what we’ve been unanswered. Rep. Chisholm is being brought to Santa Barbara by Betty doing,” Moore claimed. This Saturday, Jan. 15, IVCC will hold a special Stephens, Congressional district co-chairwoman for the However, if the actions of the Foot Patrol have open meeting to discuss again the matter o f “ police Democratic State Central Committee. Her speech at UCSB is not changed, their results certainly have. priorities” in I.V. The meeting is tentatively being co-sponsored by Concerned Democratic Students and A.S. Even Moore admitted, “ There has been some scheduled to be held in the IVCC offices, if there is Lectures Committee. increase” in arrests for possession. It is this increase sufficient room for all who plan to attend. 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once now, not five times. I don’t think you’ll find anyone who doesn’t like it,” opined Diane Holmes, No butts, beer at B.B. New system graduate student. The Office anticipates even less inconvenience for students (and itself) during Winter and Spring Quarters. Problems most often encountered occur brings no more beams when students fail to include apartment numbers shortens wait thus prohibiting mail delivery, or when the student A ll right children, we are going to have a performance by B.B. King By CAROLE RICHARD forgets to include the correct graduation date, this Sunday at 8 but you must behave yourself or no more concerts for A t UCSB, registration brings to mind problems disrupting his or her record. you. — So says the A.S. Concerts Committee. and endless waits in line. Registrar Joyce Cabot’s Extremely interested in feedback, Cabot will The Concerts Committee has received a warning from the UCSB efforts to reduce that boring time spent registering welcome constructive criticism. Packet filing will Administration that unless conditions at the concerts improve the use for classes are now in effect. continue until Tuesday in the Registrar’s Office, of Robertson Gym for concerts will not be allowed. Sunday’s B.B. Packet filing is now a simple process o f 8-4:45. Students with last names M-R file today, King concert is the big test. completing a study list a survey card and correcting S-Z Friday, A-C Monday and D-G Tuesday. Specifically the Concerts Committee asks that there be no smoking a student data sheet. Not-so-fond memories o f the or bottles brought into the gym. I f people still insist on partaking in old system conjur visions o f students required to these habits it is requested that butts/roaches not be extinguished on complete eight different cards — numerously the floor and that bottles be snuck out o f the gym as cleverly as they repeating ad nauseum a student study list, name and were brought in. address. Also, the concert audience is requested to be more courteous Cabot notes that her Office has made other toward campus enforcement officials. At the Allman Brothers concert attempts to revise the system over the past five there were many who flipped o ff the Flashlight Fosdicks. But the years. Technical and budgetary problems prohibited concerts Committee has promised no more flashlight beams shining on a simpler system. Finally, last spring, — revised those who can not resist smoking. forms were completed and put to use Fall Quarter. The system is one which Cabot and the Registrar’s Office developed originally. To further Pollution Poll Results improve the system will require the elimination o f class cards, the Office’s next task. But In your opinion, have the following done an adequate job in fighting pollution during the past year? accomplishing that, Cabot says is doubtful. During testing of the new system, students NO YESNO OPINION monitored spent no more than twelve minutes in President Nixon 26 .7 % 62.1% 11.3% line. The reduced number o f cards allows lines to Congress in general 23.1% 63.4% 13.4% Senator Cranston 32.7% 34.0% 3 3.4% move quickly and favorable. Says Helen Kahn, Congressman Teague 31.0% 33.3% 3 5.7% sophomore: “ Filing this way doesn’t take as long, Governor Reagan 21.4% 68.4% 1 0.2% compared to the time filling out cards last year.” State Legislators in general 2 1 .2 % 57 .2 % 21 .6 % Senator Lagomarsino 24.0% 40.2% 35 .9 % “ It really takes less time, although I still have to Assemblyman MacGillivray 20.6% 38 .1 % 4 1 .3 % wait in line,” agreed Darcy Horton, sophomore. S.B. County Supervisors 26 .1 % 4 8 .6 % 2 5 .1 % City Council “ I only have to complete an official study list 20.3% 52.0% 27.8%

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. ' Atheistically,' ...... DAVID E. KAHN ...... THURSDAY, JANUARY 13,1972 ...... mi ... . McCloskey lauded I am somewhat distressed at the rather illogical and partisan Besides Besides the fact that they already an made mediocre lunch inedible, Phil Spector, President o f Concerned Democrats, wrote soon after The NEXUS states that “ he volunteered only that information While they are entitled to retain their beliefs, absurd they as are, It further states that a “ deep probing uncovered few I protestingam what I considerto bebreach oa fmy rights. personal Christians ruin lunch crime bills (the obnoxious parts o f which McCloskey opposed.) These Letters to listen to their beliefs any more than Iwould thehave right to begin ...... that that has appeared in both the NEXUS editorial and Democrat Phil Tothe Editor: criticism o f Congressman Pete McCloskey’s candidacy for President CrimeOmnibus Bill) were openlybyMcCloskey. discussed group group o f students entered and began to sing a cacaphony o f religious ground for understanding with his captive audience, he proceeded to Ias have the right to mine,but they do not the have right to force me that that McCloskey took “ reactionary stands” and should be discounted fundamental/philosophical differences” between McCloskey liberals as and Teddy evaders (a Kennedy), subject Nixon qualification refuses even for to broach), an and amnesty a vote o for f two war Spector’sletter. students wanted to hear,” an unfair statement in lightthe o fthe fact that points mentioned (except the essentially dead issue o f the On Jan. 11, 1972, I was eating lunch in songs. After Ortega Commons their when racket a ceased, up on a a spokesman table and for let loose the a grouptirade jumped o f how four years ago he too had relate how he had found and how Christ, true Christ meaning Jesus in I feel infringement that on my their and freedom. everybody intrusion These students certainly else’s inevery have right right to their tobeliefs, just the personal religious commons was an intolerabledancewithout rain a pagan service. church permission during a they must realize that there is a time and place and for freedom preaching, and o Ortega fspeech Commons them. or any While commons is not the one separation oseperation Freaks ffromo o f theJesus dining f commons crucial! Church is from State is important, the bills passed Congress, by Congress, way,the bills passed with significant liberalsupport. Nixon. As its “ deep-probing”on keeping proof, some thesort editorsMcCloskey’s list o farmy stand draft and system (a viewby shared such been eating in Ortega Commons. After establishing this thewas oneway common to God. To theEditor! ...... The recent decision in Municipal Court to fine companies responsible mu Until the time when the drilling can be stopped altogether the oil Obviously, the only way to prevent further destruction to channel The Declaration of Environmental Rights begins, " A L L MEN the have »♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ »♦♦ ; Barbara will ever receive justice. Who can say that one of the platforms Barbara. for millions of dollars in damages only $500 each on criminal charges, .... won't blow out again and perhaps this time permanently ruin Santa when the crimes are still being committed, makes one wonder if Santa Let's again take up arms in the battle for the earth and G ET O IL OUT. right right to an environment capable of sustaining life and promoting have have failed to do this. It timeagain is that the citizens of this area launch happiness." Black oil covering a blue ocean does make anyone happy. companies must be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. their own concentrated effort to remove the oil. waters is to remove the platforms completely. Our legislators however, .

Editorials Editorials • Guest Opinions ...... ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦£ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦£ UCSB DAILY NEXUS ...... SANDY LECHTICK SANDY So now less than two years later the whole ...... What What transpired was beyond description. A few Over 400 statements o f alleged police brutality, What does this one episode reflective and youths were genitals. Prisoners required to for stand misconduct are widespread and serious enough to they’llthey longrememberas live.” as to jail. Anofficer, identified and witnessed bypeople, seven grabbed an overhead bar, lifted himelf up 50 people formally complained. A youngpropositioned, woman and refusing, was arrested. slapped, and A not person suffering from severe hepatitis, the Faculty nothing Clergy is Observer being done. Program, June yet 19, 1970, now the L A . Justice DepartmentUJS. announced it had done all mean? Answer that with the questions, “ Who has the attitude when saying, heard “ hewas Ifthe puke long trouble, givehairs us we’ll give them something incidents, by no young means isolated, man are because seated in telling the o isle o f — f a the bus taking crowded arrested persons conditions was and with full weight smashed his boots lengthy into periods the with their noses touching those thewho wall; moved throwntheirtheirhad head heads but at one point kicked treatment. in the liver for asking for were collected mostly by Prof. Sullivan James and Times editorialized saying, “ Charges require the o f most serious inquiry. official I f those charged they deserve severe punishment...” thing is gone, vanished as if it never happened. The it could and enforcement would officers, leaving it take to local no authorities, action against law characteristic of so many others the in power?” this , nation Remember and that age-old truism, MightRight? “ makes How is that power used?” back by their hair and slammed into the wall. Over who sheriff had blouse a her was underhand slip his who needed medicalattention, notwas only denied, with enforcing law have broken the law themselves related prosecutions o f officers.Attorney ‘Good ‘ol David sheriff’s District is Minier). being canned, but for Yes, different a reasons. captain in the who long ago stated they had no plans for riot ...... ****************************************** ♦ ♦ Renewed effort in environmental battle I. V. Riots-PoliceV. I. Mockery commentary Now, two years after that meeting, it seems that some people have Soon the townspeople were up in arms. "Get oil out," became a well Once upon a time only two offshore oil platforms lived in the Santa Then, one day, one of these new platforms, A by name, decided to removing removing oil from the channel altogether. Spirit of 76 Screw — Mother Earth." Finally, on Jan. 28,1970, one year forgotten the spirit of that document, as well as the concern over Barbara Channel. They were known as Hilda and Hazel, and they seemed p oisonous goo into the Santa Barbara waters. known battle cry. Bumper stickers appeared with slogans like, "The platforms appeared on the and did scene. look sort of pretty at At whennight they were all lit up. the time very few of the after the blowout, a large group of theSanta Santa Barbara Barbara Declaration citizens of Environmental met to ratify Rights. townspeople got upset over — after all, they lived a long way offshore attack. For three hundred forty-three days he belched out black quite innocent. Then, almost overnight, more and more of these EDITORIAL ' ->■ \ § For many o f theus, three riotswhich took place Police reports at the time would give the Make no bone about it; many policemen were And keep in mind that the riots also produced The police had their full riotgear: theirshotguns ...... llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllHIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIg ...... impression impression o f reports coming of some 20 into or so scattered and a well hidden war zone — with organized conspiracy to destroy a bank etc., etc. machines, machines, their plastic handcuffs, which bite into in in Isia Vista two than less agoyearsno is more than a dimly remembered bad only Many dream. felt theeffects o f the riots to thea extentcurfew o some and restriction being f subject to o fmovement. But for. o f beatstudents Vistansand Isla byup theclub, the fist and the boot and many wounded Others by were buckshot. denied medical attention or brutalized out their windows towhat happening was orsee for injured also hit— by flying and bottles, rocks, glass excrement, and at, abused wellas taunted, cussed as guiltwas on both sides. the complete destruction America of a $350,000 which othousands f Bank dollars o of f distruction to was realty offices, burned to the ground, .. snipers withsnipers rifles and bows, cross o small arsenals f molotov cocktails and firebombs as well as a well With attitude an that it “ was eitherthem or us,” the police acted accordingly. One officerSpecial from the Weapons L.A. Assault Team (SW AT) reflected and and anti-sniper rifles, their tear and gas pepper gas which they claimed the was skin with never any movement, trucks used, their which charging dump the at gas forty miles an hour nearly hit others it was a tortuous which nightmare left — student dead, a a killed by nightmare police, hundreds in the jails and females werewere propositioned. brutal There mass arrests, and were many, arrested on many theirway to others the library, orlooking questioning police conduct. It harrassed. takes two to tango, thereand certainly several people, as well as clubs and and fists. people,several well clubs as as theirrocks. disruptions o f the University, takover o f buildings activities. But, Isla Vistans had their clothes and PAGE 4 Siiiiiimim ’(it was called “ being liberated” ) and other such Critics battle over ‘200 Motels9 Just a stale video Zappa’s film a leap tuna fish sandwich into depths of rock

By PATRICK FENNELL By ALLAN LAZARUS Frank Zappa’s “ 200 Motels” presents us with a Just for argument’s sake, let’s say you’re head o f first-hand glimpse o f the Mothers’ world o f touring. a notorious rock-oriented comedy group, who has It is through this subjective vision that we see the spent most o f the last decade on the road in an world, full o f the normal Zappadian motifs o f effort to spread new sounds throughout the land sexual satire. The film takes place in the never-never and keep from starving. Getting the opportunity to land o f Centerville, “ a real nice place to raise your film your experiences in England, you use your kids up.” group, borrow the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, This archetypal town parallels any town that a Ringo Starr, Theodore Bikel, film and edit the thing roadie passes through in his search for some “ local in under three weeks, add on end titles, and lo and hot action.” The roadie passes from hotel to hotel, behold, “ 200 Motels” — another fascinating Frank through a microcosm o f boring existences, Zappa creation. search o f the eternal screw. In other words, touring Does this sound just a bit bizarre? Well if you can is a drag. This subjective outlook on touring is a believe Zappa, touring on the rock ’n roll road can self-conscious, as well as personal approach to what make you crazy to say nothing o f the fun you can being on the road is all about. have with a movie. “ 200 Motels,” written, scored In this film three areas o f concentration are and otherwise dominated by Frank Zappa is a covered: (1) sex, and the eternal quest, (2) dazzling leap into the depths o f rock, providing the boredom- “ a sealed tuna sandwich,” and (3) the first decent sequel to “ A Hard Day’s Night.” But musician and society. These constantly recurring where “ Night” served as an introduction, “ Motels” thematic aspects became rather tiring after awhile, gives us a picture o f what has happened in the last especially the sexual theme. The utilization o f seven years. sexual fantasies and perversion was an obvious Cinema purists will be considerably upset at the commercial ploy to maintain viewer interest and plot or lack thereof, but a coherent story line is not enjoyment. Watching it all transpire might have a major consideration when dealing with the likes o f been termed as “ fun,” but I found it to be Zappa. Essentially what happens is that a rock incredibly boring. group enters an obviously artificial town, called Zappa and his band o f perverted video-gypsies Centerville, tangles with rednecks and tries to score made “ 200 Motels” in nine days. A fact that is not with the local action after the hop. But Zappa surprising with video tape. This film opens the constantly interrupts the action with flashy (and possibility o f using video tape, (and later tranferring often) overdone video visuals, extraneous it to film), as an inexpensive means o f production, production numbers and other bits and pieces which and the ability to use television techniques that don’t have much to do with the story at all. It ’s all a normally take much more time in filmmaking. bit unnerving, but it’s great fun to watch. However, “ 200 Motels” makes the mistake o f Along the way Zappa manipulates (and there is exploiting the technical possibilities involved. It is no other word) the players into parroting his views all too brilliant in color effects, a beautiful aspect if on politics, business arrangements, the art o f used carefully and conservatively. The editing was in performance, intra-group hassles and in general, the the typical montage, single-frame shot genre, that position o f rock with regards to our society. This is was archaic years ago; it too, was greatly over-used. really too much material for just one movie, and All in all, the technical aspects were an necessarily a lot is lost due to the hyperfast pace o f over-produced sham o f unprepared garbage. This BEFO RE AND A FT ER : Frank Zappa (above) when he was a healthy, the film. But that same speed keeps all parts o f the made the film unartistic to say the least. A highly typical American youth (sort of) and (below) after becoming a rock movie on the go, giving the illusion o f great activity (Continued on p. 6, col. 4) musician. What evil force warped his mind? — which is a standard ploy in rock music. The film is most successful when it deals with sex and its effect on rock, which is plenty. The band is constantly in search o f local talent, and the Bangla Desh, as well as information on the concert. going-ons are outrageously parodied by the band’s Harrison’s Bangla Desh The photography in the book is good, too, for those who enjoy photography. ( Continued on p. 6, col. 4) But on to the music rates as musical history The first few minutes o f side one are spent on a great deal o f applause and an introduction by Brautigan scores Harrison. Ravi Shankar follows with his own By MATT BERGER introduction, saying that he is not trying to make An orange box finally made its way through the politics, but that he and his fellows are musicians bureaucracy o f record companies and profits and trying to bring forth a message about a very with short stories appeared in almost every record store in the country important event. Shankar is joined by Ali Akbar last month. The contents o f the box were termed Kahn for a si tar and sarod duet, with Alla Rakah on By FRED NDEDERMAN “ the albums o f the decade,” and rightly so. “ The tab la and Kamala playing tamoura. The piece is People who like Brautigan tend to like his new Concert for Bangla Desh” (Apple STCX 3385) is quite moving and superbly recorded. book o f short stories, “ Revenge o f the Lawn.” On undoubtedly musical history, aside from being three the other hand many don’t like him or his book. Side two is three tunes from Harrison’s “ All incredible albums which will rate high on anyone’s Brautigan has his own unique style. He does not Things Must Pass” album. “ Wah-Wah,” “ My Sweet scale. write the panoramic dramas o f tragic man clashing Lord,” and “ Awaiting On You All,” are nicely The concert, held in Madison Square Garden last with nature; he draws the smaller picture o f a August 1, was sold out in the first ten hours o f performed by Harrison, mouthfuls o f chorus, the faintly sad man with different loves and sorrows. folk o f the Badfinger band, and Eric Clapton. Next ticket sales — and the Garden is no small arena. Brautigan does not splash and bellow across the comes one from Billy Preston, now recording for When you hear the albums and get an idea o f what page with wars and ravages; he is clever and A&M, who must have signed him after hearing his happened that night, you begin to wonder why it skillfully plants little but chilling emotions in our keyboard work on “ That’s the Way God Planned took so long to sell all the tickets. bones. Brautigan is sensitive to some hardly It.” The concert was recorded with up to 44 notidble but vitally important details. It seems that Ringo Starr opens side three with his own tune, microphones at once, and, for the most part they each o f his stories creates its own very tiny world o f were in all the right places. After hours o f mixing by “ It Don’t Come Easy.” I’ m not sure if he is singing chills or sorrows. about his singing or not, but he seems to have his some very talented people in new York and at A&M In one o f his most penetrating stories, vocals a bit more together here. studios in Los Angeles, Phil Spector and Harrison “ Greyhound Tragedy,” Brautigan develops a picture “ Beware o f Darkness,” with vocals by Harrison produced a tight set o f albums which are probably o f a fantasy-filled small town girl, who “ Just didn’t the best live recordings ever to be put on discs. and Leon Russell, has been one o f my favorite tunes have enough nerve to find out how much the fare to Upon opening the box you see a 63-page booklet for some time. Everyone does a dazzling job to Hollywood cost.” which gives a slight history o f the emergence o f (Continued on p. 8, col. 1) A t times the characters drawn by Brautigan resemble people half immersed in their own (Continued on p. 6, col. 4) PAGE 6 UCSB DAILY NEXUS THURSDAY, JANUARY 13,1972 Chilling emotions

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^ Consider for a moment, the plight o f the Santa Barbara^ . . The Hallway Gfrlidpere- I- citizen who desires to take a daily newspaper. (This is o f course I DINAH SHERCAN JENNYAGUTIBÎ BENIWfiD CRIRR X following the specious, hypothetical assumption that each o f us ^ - TO N ITE - r who seeks the day’s news in a comprehensive, concise format ^ W.C. F IE L D S IN 1 FEATURE ■ft cannot cull above from the Daily Nexus — Ed.) Said news-seeker ft |Bridge, natives wouldn’t know about it until Tuesday. This is ** ISACCO £u\ANZEZTl| •ft because Monday’s headline would be “ K.C. Routs Raiders, f t Murder Case f t 31-7.” f t lj As for me, I ’ll cast my lot with the News-Press, not because o f ^ X their news-gathering ability, or their recipes, or even the three ^ 2 o Century-Fox r- column photo o f the Pomegranite Queen. The News-Press, very X f t simply, carries more o f those facinating little filler items than "k f t any other paper around. After whisking by front pages, casting f t ^ aside the sports and lighting the hearth with the financial page, I -ft THE FRENCH r settle back into my e-z boy massage-a-laxer and dig into the ^ X stories titled “ Didja Know” and “ They said in Passing.” These v* tidbits consist o f aphorisms contributed by the world’s great X CONNECTION - Plus - COLOR BY DE LUXE* •ft minds (Henry Ford, Alf Land on, Norman Vincent Peale) on ** "ALICE'S RESTAURANT" f t subjects ranging from religion to today’s youth. f t ’ ^ I bring this whole thing up merely because New York f t Midnight Flick — Fri. & Sat. . Magazine recently ran a contest in which contestants were m “ OH, WHAT A L O V E LY W AR ” X invited to submit ponderous, perhaps meaningless proverbs, ^ V & Tim McCoy Serial Ch. 5, “ INDIANS ARE COMING” v* much like the ones found in “ Quotable Quotes” and “ Points to ^ ■it Ponder.” I invite the reader to settle back with a warm cup o f ** ■it mocha java and consider the following: "it -it “ Deprive a mirror o f its silver and even the Czar won’t see his -it ^ face.” ^ COMING v, “ In the house o f a hangman, extinguished candles shed no w X light. X JANUARY 15 vt “ A leaking garden hose sometimes wets the gardener.” * ■it They really leap out o f the page, don’t they? Advanced "k -it students and those who want a short-cut to true enlightenment -if S.A.U.C.E.R. Presents ^ are invited to try the following on for size: ^t w “ A wise man sees more from a mountain-top than a fool sees a, X from the bottom of a well.” X k “ Whether you ignore a pig or whether you worship that pig k 2001: f t from afar, to the pig it’s all the same.” f t -it “ It is not necessary to fall into a well to know its depth.” -it A SPACE ODYSSEY v “ The lowest rung upon a ladder is a step up for the tallest -ft TICKETS ON SALE man.” ^ at UCen X “ Better to sit all night than to go to bed with a dragon.” X INFO BOOTH - $1.00 k “ Tis nae th’ waiter cooks th’ food.” k -ic And for those who have reached the final plane of cosmic k 2 SHOWINGS - 7:00 and 10:00 .ft awareness, the following concluding insight: f t CAMPBELL HALL v “ Seek not the fruit o f the Tree o f Life unless you are willing ft 1 t o CAR LO! X rake its leaves.” ^ ' N i j y i Y ft ********** * ^ What can one say about the new James Bond film “ Diamonds v X are Forever” in town except that it is fast and noisy, a n d X k probably a little better than the worst o f the Bonds k ft (“ Thunderball” )but not up to the best(“ Dr.No”). Sean Connery is k ft back with us as the redoubtable 007 after a mercifully brief ft THE POINT v hiatus during which time George Lazenby assayed the role ft will be shown (George who?). The gimmicks are a little more outrageous and X the stunt scenes are showier, probably because producers . ft Broccolli and Salzman know that audiences have been jaded by k Thurs., Jan. 13 ft television shows like “ The Man from Uncle” which pounced on "ft ft the original Bond films and beat them to within an inch o f their ft 8:00 p.m. k. lives in the early sixties. Connery is older and a bit paunchier ft X than before, and M appears to have aged considerably. However,^, k “ Diamonds are Forever” is a worthy addition to the series. T w o X ft hours o f high class bang-bang. k Campbell Hall k^ ********** *^ 75< ft “ Dirty Harry” is a first-rate cops and robbers entertainment,k ft seasoned with director Don Siegel’s law and order opinions, ft TO SUPPORT kj Detective “ Dirty Harry” Callahan (the great stone face himself, ft . Clint Eastwood) is chasing “Scorpio” (Andy Robinson), ajg k psychotic bad guy who threatens to kill one person a day until” ft he is paid o ff by the city. Siegel keeps the action moving (fast ft WALDO’S- onttie mall ft enough for us to forget some pretty big holes in the narrative) ¿t w and displays an ironic sense o f humor (which is no mean trick w COFFEEHOUSE . when your star is Clint Eastwood). X PAGES UCSB DAILY NEXUS THURSDAY, JANUARY 13,1972 Drama effort disappoints By RICH EBER George Murphy trying to win the youth vote. “ I’m a Not since Bobby Sherman’s “ live from Disco” grandfather.” Despite this, Geneau charms his album a few moons back has an entertainment event audience with personal charisma which he gives as hit the greater Santa Barbara area to rival the Zodiac an actor. company’s production of “ Your Own Thing,” now Then we come to Marcelle Madeau playing Olivia. playing at the Timbers (Thurs-Fri-Sat) through Jan. How Sebastian could fall for her is a mystery. ÌJ ÌP * * * " 22. Marcelle seemed a bit uneasy in her role which was meant for a more flighty person. ' Emerging a few years ago in the naive love Viola (Karen Marra) and Sebastian (Brad generation “ get it together” times when “ Hair” was Murdoch) were convincing in the twins’ roles but thrilling Establishment audiences, “ Your Own never really took advantage o f their queer plight to Thing” is a modem day version o f Shakepeare’s charm the audience. “ Twelfth Night.” T o bring the plot up to date, In defense o f the production’s musical Orson, a fumbling press agent is, hustling Olivia who deficiencies it is most difficult to keep in tune when B.B. KING and Freddie King, in concert in Robertson Gym, 8 p.m. on runs a discotheque. backing comes from a lone piano and drums. Sunday. Not to make a pun the Zodiac company literally Probably “ Your Own Thing” was suitable for The National Dance Troupe of Sierra Leone, Robertson Gym, 8 p.m., strangled Donald Driver’s script not to mention Hal dramatic groups which-have more musical talent to on Saturday night, performing traditional dances drawn from the 13 Hester’s and Danny Apolingar’s music. If you stage the production. major tribes of this West African nation. overlook the singing (o f shower vintage), and the Despite its technical deficiencies the Zodiac choreography (Lawrence Welk special) the poor Company sends its audience home laughing in a actors were miscast in their roles. similar manner that a Drama I student might make Orson (Jerry Geneau) is about as convincing as Macbeth’s dilemma into a comedy. CALENDAR • Thursday, Jan. 13 - LECTURE — "O ft Walden: Sentences" by Stanley Caveil, 11:4S, Lotte Lehmann, free applause. Harrison does • Saturday, Jan. 15 — DANCE — Sierra Leone National Dance Troupe 8 . “ Something” and his new song, p.m., Robertson Gym, $2.5Q/$1J50 * Bangla Desh “ Bangla Desh,” to finish o ff the • Sunday, Jan. 16 — FILM — Scandinavian Cinema "Gertrud" by Carl most amazing evening in rock Gertrud Theodor Dreyer, 1964 (115 min.), 7:30 p.m.,Campbell Hall S1/$.50 (Continued from p. 5) history. or series ticket ■■» . "Gertrud," the final film of make this one reason I believe • Tuesday, Jan. 18 — LECTURE — "O n Walden: Portions" by Stanley The package costs record the great Danish director Carl this to be one o f the finest sides Caveil, 11:45, Lotte Lehmann, free stores $10. Anything over that is Dreyer, will be shown Sunday, • Wednesday, Jan, 19 — CONCERT — Faculty Artist Recital, Carl in the collection. The other for the people from whom you Jan. 16 at 7:30 p.m. in Zytowski, tenor, and Samuel Hsu, piano, 8 p.m., Lotte Lehmann, reason is “ While My Guitar buy. Some places may be selling Campbell Hall. The film caps a free Gently Weeps.” Harrison and the three records for up to $15, matchless career of 50 years of • Wednesday, Jan. 19 - LECTURE - The Future o f Man, "Beyond Clapton trade o ff guitar solos so beware. film-making for Dreyer and Freedom: the Challenge o f Behavior Control" by B. F. Skinner, 8 throughout, and, oh, what solos bears his characteristics: p.m., Campbell Hell, S2/S.75 or series ticket Every cent o f wholesale profit they are. magnificent lighting and • Continuing: A R T EXHIBIT — "What a Thousand Dollars Will Buy" — (whatever that means) from the Leon Russell controls most o f carefully composed groupings Patio Gallery through Jan. 23 , sale o f this collection is going to of actors to form beautifully side four with “ Jumping Jack ART EXHIBIT — "Mayan Stone Rubbings", "Mayan Moulded the United Nations Children’s photographed black-and-white Flash” — a little respect for the figurines" through Mar. 19, Kent Ho Nanao-Japanese prints through Fund for the Refugees o f Bangla pictures reminiscent of great Feb. 6; "American Paintings o f the Tropics" through Jan. 30; at the Stones, if you please. Leon is Desh along with a check for paintings. Santa Barbara Museum of Art, 1130 State Street. . • particularly raspy this ni^it as he almost $250,000 from the box also gets into some down home office receipts o f the concert. blues screeching in The price may seem a bit “Youngblood.” This is followed steep, but you are getting three by some brilliant acoustic guitar records with -as many good work by Harrison and the Badfinger boys on “ Hear Comes reasons to own them as there are numbers on them. The money is the Sun.” $1.00 off ANY Then Mr. Dylan strokes out on for a good cause and the music is magnificent. stage and takes over for all o f side five. He cruises through five Zodiac Associates Productions LARGE PIZZA oldies with Leon on bass, Harrison on electric guitar, and presents Ringo pounding tambourine. 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We need not be an infantile slum locked in perhaps it would be interesting to their vote on the baas of masonry spoils the mortar “ tooth” for bon fresco. county concrete. focus on one o f the most surnames will not be attracted to The technique o f bon fresco and encaustic painting W.D. HACKNEY dynamic cljpracters in the race, him. The name “ Yorty” simply is not understood by easel painters such as Randy Box 14304 UCSB Sam Yorty. does not taste good. It even looks Rosenthal, Gary Brown, Willaim Ptaszynski and Sam Yorty, alias “ Suitcase strange. It is not a prizewinning Sam,” is the mayor o f Los (or vote-getting) name like, say, Angeles. He works, when he’s in Milhous. town, in that big, pointy I f Yorty cannot win, why is he Goncern over national pride building, City Hall. The building running? Perhaps he is trying to has a great view, but Yorty’s win a slice o f Federal pie. Perhaps To the Editor: performance o f that Black who believe in the realism behind office is only on the third floor. he is trying to influence the party Having attended the UCSB vs. segment. I realize our National such idealistic words as Mayor Yorty. is not always in plank, forcing it to the right. San Jose State basketball game Anthem is not at the head o f the “ equality.” town. He travels frequently, Perhaps Yorty wants to lead the and having been seated in Top 40, that there has been and The reality o f racism can only venturing all over the globe. liberals out o f the depths o f their is racism in this country and that be known by those who approximation to a congregation Lately, he has shown a preference depravity. it is unfashionable to be patriotic. experience it, but can only be o f Black students, I came away for the snow country, New This author cannot say for BUT when people are changed by all those (all colors) happy for the Gaucho win and Hampshire in particular. For that sure. Maybe he just wants the disrespectful to the Anthem, they who stood together and looked at disappointed in the pre-game is the site o f the first Democratic trip. do n ot denounce the the flag with determination. primary, which Yorty hopes to establishment, but rather people Sven O strom win. Yorty a Democrat? Isn’t that the party of George McGovern BIKE or TOTE BAG and A1 Lowenstein? True, but, Two way adjustable strap y e s, Virginia, there are converts bag to hand or conservatives in the party. And Yorty is a conservative (indeed, back use. some would brand him Brown design and trim on Constructed reactionary). goldenrod background of In policy, Yorty reminds one S i of Richard Daley. 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quarter in 3613’ Ellsn at noon. graduate this winter quarter, be sure orientation. See OCB, 3137 UCen, Bring ideas for making geography winter 1972 is indicated on your data phone 961-3521. better. sheet. Sign-ups for candidacy for Coed playtime is back again) Flag IM Men's Soccer entries due Rep-at-Largeor Non-affiMated Rep. on HUM football for guys and gals begins Monday Jan. 17 by 4 in thelM Office. Leg. Council continue until Monday, next week. Get your teams together Apply now for paid summer staff Jan. 17 in A S . Office, UCen or and rosters in the IM Office by p ositio n s with student-parent contact Sue Fishel 968-6284. Kiosk announcements are due two KCSB: Gregg Christopher Radio Show today. Any questions call days prior to the requested "For Mad Men and Women Only," 961-2400/961-3253. publication date. Because of limited another groovy episode from SHORT PEOPLE’S LIB space, priority rests on a first come, 9:30-1 a.m. Saturday first serve basis. Don't forget general orientation Rep. Shirley Chisholm, the only black today library tours at 2. Meet at the woman ever to run for President I nformation Desk. and an expected entrant into the Don’t look now, but a Alpha Lambda Delta meeting at 7:30 Hillel meets for Conversation Hebrew California Democratic primary, will in 4173 San Rafael. from 7:30-10:30 in 2272 UCen. speak today at 2 on the UCen AS. Legal Service for undergraduates People for the Clean Environment Lawri. The public is invited. available in the UCen every Act: large organizational meeting to Sponsored by. Concerned new movement’s here Thursday night. Make start getting ready for the June Democratic Students. appointments with June Olson in election. Come to 2292 UCen at 8. Live Blue Grass music and dancing SARASOTA* FLA. - Noting Posting his proclamation at eye the A S . Office, 3rd floor o f UCen. Sailing Team meeting will start tonight at 8:30 in the UCen the success o f women’s liberation level — about four feet eight Fee$1. promptly at 8 in the UCen. See Cafeteria. FREE I Any girls groups in getting attention to inches — Wagner asked for special Christian Science Organization bulletin board in the Rec Dept, to interested in Rugger Huggers come their demands at New College, courses for short people, shorter welcomes the college community to remain active. to the rugby game today at 3 on its testimony meeting at 4:15 in the Ski Team important meeting for all the field in front of the stadium. „ four feet ten and one-half inch lib ra ry stacks, admissions URC building. people interested in skiing Dr. Ed Loucks, Westmont College' student Wendell Wagner posted preference to short people, Dean of Student Residents competitively, at 8 in 1131 UCen. political scientist will speak on "A his own demands on behalf of especially women, and even mandatory meeting at 7 -in San Women's Health Collective: all women Christian Politics" at the Center for short people. protection from assault by tall Rafael. welcome who are interested in Christian Studies, corner o f Camino “ We, the short students of students. abortion counseling and better Intramurals: IM soccer referees' clinic Pescadero and Sueno, I .V. The free New College, herby make the Wagner’s demands appeared in at 4 in the Soccer fields behind the women's health care, tonight at open forum is sponsored by the following demands on the New the student center o f New gym. 7:30 at the Women's Center, 6504 UCSB Christian Education Assoc. College community, in order to College in the midst o f a Isla Vista Quaker Group meets for Pardall. Structured presentations at 10 a.m. restore our dignity and stature in president’s office sit-in by a frien d sh ip , meditation and Yogi Haeckel holds "Complete Yoga” and 1:45 p.m., followed by open discussion at 7:30 in the URC classes at noon in 2272 UCen. discussion. All are welcome. others’ eyes. We are tired o f being group o f radical feminists that Library Room. ignored because people look right also spawned a set o f demands I.V. Switchboard general meeting at 8 friday announcements over us,” Wagner’s demands from a gay liberation group. at the Service Center. 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We went on to explain his cagers responsibility, “ San Shumaker, Keith F 4 6 1 5 12 3 .0 Diego has a very quick team which shoots extremely well. Petersmeyer, Kent G 4 0 0 3 6 1.5 Co-PCAA leader We’ll have to neutralize these aspects o f the game in order 172 189 8 5 2 7 7 .5 to beat them.” UCSB TOTALS 11 566 32 136 6 8 .0 But Gaucho performances thus far have shown definite 2 87 34 UCSB takes on strength in neutralizing strong shooters. Defensive powers 6 4 .5 Opp. TOTALS 11 4 95 1 14 216 7 09 Earl Frazier and Steve Rockhold stopped UOP’s top 2 85 26 37 123 6 1 .5 scorers John Gianelli and Jim McCargo cold in last Saturday’s 63-56 win. In earlier competition Frazier and R e co rd : 9 — 2 1 O

Aztec challenge M Bob Schachter held Samford gunners Laymon Williamson PCAA Record: By DEBBY OLSON and Terry Holliman well below their usual high With an impressive coach, talented mixture o f returning percentages, giving UCSB a much needed edge. veterans and topnotch JC transfers and a 15,000 seat San John Tschogl’s strong offensive play o f late (21 points Diego International Sports Arena to call as their home in the UOP contest) is also a good sign for a continuence Mustangs provide court, San Diego State promises nothing but tough o f the current Gaucho winning streak. The San Diego area competition for the Gauchos’ first away conference game. is also Tschogl’s home ground (he is originally from Chula Eight and three for the season, the Aztecs were the first Vista) and he has yet to lose a game to the Aztecs in his victims o f defending champs Long Beach State last week three years o f conference play. test for spikers (losing 89-75) and so will be especially hungry for a win Hopefully tonight’s outcome will make four years, as a For most teams sporting a 1-3 record is reason to throw tonight. “ You can be sure they’ll be ready for us,” Coach win would be a tremendous boost for the upcoming Long in the towel or try to recruit some Notre Dame rejects. Ralph Barkey confirmed. Beach battle Saturday night at Long Beach. However, UCSB Volleyball Coach Rudy Suwara isn’t Main reasons for this challenge to UCSB’s so far For those who cannot truck on down to the San Diego about to give up as his team takes on Cal Poly (SLO) in a unblemished PCAA record o f 2-0 and victory string of Arena the game will be broadcasted tonight starting at 8 Robertson gym home match tonight beginning at 8. eight number about four. These are namely veteran guards p.m. on KTMS, 97.5 left to right across your radio dial. Suwara, who lost most o f the key players from the Jimmy Harris and Jimmy Wilkens and JC transfer Gaucho NCAA finalist team last year is attempting to forwards, Larry Jones and Chris McMurray. rebuild with green yet talented players who are presently Harris, a second team all-conference pick last year is gaining valuable experience before the league season leading scorer for the Aztecs at present with a 17.2 Gaucho hoop stats which is still a few weeks off. shooting average. McMurray, not far behind with 16 Not much is known about Cal Poly except they’re big points per game was number two rebounder in JC circles PLAYER Pos. G R eb. A sst. PF P ts. A vg . and take their sports with the seriousness that I.V. people last year and Jones was ranked 10th in last season’s state Rockhold, Steve C 11 105 10 37 171 1 5 .5 take their stereos. According to Suwara the Mustangs rebounding polls. A lle n , R o n G 11 52 29 25 155 14.1 should be improved over last year’s Cal Poly team. Wilkins, a 5’l l ” pro prospect rumored to be part Tschogl, John F 11 82 28 33 152 1 3 .8 This year for the remainder o f all volleyball games an kangaroo because o f his ability to stuff the ball with ease, F 11 106 29 22 123 11.2 Frazier, Earl admission charge o f 50 cents for students and $1.50 for carries a 14.0 point record. Schachter, Bob G 11 30 47 29 96 8 .7 adults will be charged. The varsity competition will be Barkey admitted quite a bit o f respect for San Diego’s Edmond, Jim G 8 16 6 7 37 4 .6 preceeded by a freshman match at 6:30. pre-league play, commenting, “ I think they have an Rector, Dennis F 6 18 2 8 29 4 .8 10 28 2 .6 The way Robertson Gym has been filling up lately for excellent team, and (Coach) Dick Daws has done a great Le e , Je rry F 11 39 13 F 6 23 1 6 23 3 .8 spike action, it is advisable to arrive early to assure getting job with them. The Aztecs will be a very strong factor in Radford, John Haskett, Steve G 7 6 6 4 19 2 .7 a good seat. the conference chase for the crown.”

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June 20, (T.I.A .) — . $169 No. 9 1 9 . one way . LA/Oakland to London <—■ . June 24, CURRENT CHARTER SCHEDULE-1972 (Britannia) ■ $175 »(Round trip) « > LA/Oakland to London ■ . Lv. Jan. 23, 1972 «— • (Britannia) * * > London to Oakland/LA Ret Mar. 26, 1972 -► ONE WAY EUROPE TO WEST COAST 4 - .LA/Oakland to London - . Lv. Feb. 6, 1972 — (Britannia) i— i • (Round trip)«. No. 112 — • one way London to Oakland/LA < — Ret. Mar. 26, 1972 « (Britannia) « $149 London to Oakland/LA Ret Feb. 27, 1972 No. 798 j - one way « Amsterdam to Oakland > » (Britannia) — Ret. June 24, 1972 - (T.I.A.)— •$149 ■ (Round trip) « »LA/Oakland to London « • Lv. Mar. 12, 1972 * No. 127 m one way « London to Oakland/LA . — »Ret. Sept. 23, 1972- Ret Apr. 16, 1972 (Britannia)« •$165 London to Oakland/LA No. 128<— one way < London to Oakland/LA < — Ret. Sept. 30, 1972« - (Britannia)— >$165 • (Round trlpHi ■ LA/Oakland to London • Lv. Mar. 26, 1972 «■ » (Britannia) — • London to Oakland/LA Ret Aug, 2, 1972 ■ (Round trip) «■ > LA/Oakland to London «■ Lv. Abril 9, 1972 • * (Britannia) <—• London to Oakland/LA Ret June 17, 1972 1972 - INTER-UNITED STATES FLIGHTS - 1972 ■ (Round trip) « LA/Oakland to London « » Lv. April 16, 1972 • (Britannia) •— London to Oakland/LA Ret May 14, 1972 Round Trip to East Coast (Spring Break) 1972 Lv. May 14, 1972 — - (Britannia) — * » (Round trip) “ LA/Oakland to London « No. N16 — (8 days) . London to Oakland/LA Ret June 10, 1972 San Francisco to New York (JFK)—« — Lv. Mar. 26, 1 9 7 2 - (American)«** $159 • (Britannia) New York(JFK) to San Francisco Ret April 2, 1972 ■ (Round trip) « LA/Oakland to London « Lv. June 10, 1972 «■ No. C220 «• (8 days)« London to Oakland/LA Ret June 25, 1972 San Francisco to Chicago (O 'H are )« —. Lv. Mar. 26, 1972- > (American) — $122 » Lv. June 13, 1972 — ■ (Saturn A.L.) — Chicago (O'Hare) to San Francisco Ret April 2, 1972 • (Round trip) « > Los Angeles to London « No. W50— (8 days)« Ret Sept. 3, 1972 San Francisco to Washington(Dulles) — Lv. Mar 26, 1972 » (United)—_ $ 1 52 Amsterdam to L A Washington(Dulles) to San Francisco • Oakland to Amsterdam ■ Lv. June 15,1972 — , (T.I.A.) ...... Ret. April 2, 1972 ■ (Round trip)-« m No. N2 — - (8 days) « Los Angeles to New York(JFK)««^ Amsterdam to Oakland Ret Sept. 16, 1972 • » Lv. Mar. 26, 1972 « (/^merican) — » $159 • LA/Oakland to London « . Lv. June 17, 1972 — • (Britannia) — » New York(JFK) to Los Angeles Ret April 2, 1972 •(Round trip) ■ No. C184»>(8 days)« i. Los Angeles to Chicago(O’Hare) «■« London to Oakland/LA Ret July 15, 1972 M Lv. Mar. 26, 1972» (American)«»—» $122 Chicago(O’Hare) to Los Angeles Ret April 2, 1972 ■ (Round trip) • ■Oakland to London ■ ■ » Lv. June 17, 1972 “ »(Saturn A.L.)— No. W 76— , (8 days)« Amsterdam to Oakland Ret Aug. 24, 1972 Los Angeles to Washington(Dulles) «■ — Lv. Mar. 26, 1972« ■ (American) — • $152 Washington(Dulles) to Los Angeles ■ (Round trip) ■ Los Angeles to London « Lv. June 18, 1972 » • (Saturn A .L.)«* Ret April 2, 1972 Amsterdam to LA Ret Aug. 27, 1972 “ (Round trip) • Oakland to Amsterdam * Lv. June 19, 1972 «■ Amsterdam to Oakland Ret July 16, 1972 » (Round trip) » > Los Angeles to London « ■ Lv. June 20, 1972 - • (T.I.A .) ii iii iiw . -► ROUND TRIP TO HAWAII (SPRING BREAK) 1972 4 - Amsterdam to LA Ret Aug. 28, 1972 —* San FRancisco to Hawaii(Honolulu) — Lv. Mar. 25, 1972 • $150 «f|— > (Round trip)1“ 1 Oakland to London • Lv. June 21, 1972 - ■ (T.I.A.) —— “ Hawaii(Honoiuiu) to San Francisco Ret April 2, 1972 Amsterdam to Oakland Ret Aug. 24, 1972 • (Round trip)“ *1 • Oakland to London ■ Lv. June 24, 1972 - • (Saturn A.L.) — Amsterdam to Oakland Ret Aug. 6, 1972 • (Round trip)*1 'Oakland to Amsterdam • • Lv. June 24, 1972 - -(T.I.A.)— ONE WAY TO EAST COAST (SUMMER BREAK) 1972 4 - Amsterdam to Oakland Ret Sept. 24, 1972 No. N16J (one way) , San Francisco to New York(JFK) — Lv. June 18, 1972 — (American) — $79.50 ■ (Britannia) «— • (Round trip) - > LA/Oakland to London. « > Lv. June 25, 1972 • No. C220J —* (one way)» San Francisco to Chicago (O’Hare)— Lv. June 18, 1972— (American) - * $66.00 London to Oakland/LA Ret Sept. 23, 1972 No. W 5 0 J » (one way) > San Francisco to Washington(Dulles)*» Lv. June 18, 1972 * • (United) — $76.00 Lv. June 27, 1972 « • (Round trip) — - Oakland to London ■ ■■■■ No. N2J — (one way) « Los Angeles to New York(JFK) ■ ■ ■ — Lv. June 18, 1972 — (American) « * $79.50 Amsterdam to Oakland Ret Sept. 4, 1972 No. C184J«. (one way) < • (Saturn A.L.) — Los Angeles to Chicago(O'Hare) ■ — Lv. June 18, 1972 ■—* (American) * * $66.00 ■ (Round trip)** LA to Amsterdam * • “ Lv. July 8, 1972 — No. W76J— (one way) Los Angeles to Washington(Dulles) — Lv. June 18, 1972 — (American) — $76.00 Amsterdam to LA Ret Aug. 10, 1972 • (Round trip)«— • LA/Oakland to London * Lv. July 15, 1972 — • (Britannia) — London to Oakland/LA Ret Aug. 2, 1972 ■ (Round trip) « > Oakland to Amsterdam «■ Lv. July 27, 1972 “■ • (T.I.A.) - ■■ ■P EAST COAST TO WEST COAST (RETURN FOR FALL QUARTER) 1972 4 - Amsterdam to Oakland Ret Sept 13, 1972 No. N15S — (one way) • • New York(JFK) to San Francisco — Ret Sept. 26, 1972 — (American) i ' — $79.50 •(Round trip) — LA/Oakland to London * Lv. Aug. 5, 1972 — • (Britannia) * “* No. C47S — (one way)« • Chicago (O'Hare) to San Francisco ■ 1 ■ Ret Sept. 26. 1972-* (American)“ * “ $66.00 London to Oakland/LA Ret Aug. 23, 1972 No. W57S — (one way) « •Washington(Dulles) to San Francisco * Ret Sept. 26, 1972«^ (United)«*— $76.00 » (Round trip) • • Oakland to Amsterdam * • Lv. Aug. 1, 1972 — • (Saturn A.L.) ■* No. N5S — (one way) « “ New York(JFK) to Los Angeles ■ * '»“ Ret Sept. 26, 1972 “ “ (American) «“ $79.50 Amsterdam to Ùakland Ret Aug. 31, 1972 No. C185S * (one way) * Chicago(O’Hare) to Los Angeles »■>■ ■■ Ret Sept. 26, 1972—“ (Am erican)**- $66.00 ■ (Round trip) • 1 Los Angeles to London « Lv. Aug. 2, 1872 — > (Britannia) y No. W75S — (one way) < 1 Washington(Dulles) to Los A ngeles** Ret Sept. 26, 1972*^ (American)«** $76.0C London to Los Angeles Ret Sept. 2, 1972 , (Round Trip) < , Oakland to Amsterdam « Lv. Aug. 5, 1972 — Amsterdam to Oakland Ret Sept. 14, 1972 SPECIAL JAPAN FLIGHT 4 - Amsterdam to Oakland Ret Sept. 14, 1972 • (46 days) ’ • (T .I.A .) — > San Francisco to Tokyo Lv. June 24, 1972« No. «20 —» • (Round trip) • Oakland to Amsterdam * • Lv. Aug. 20, 1972 * Tokyo to San Francisco Amsterdam to Oakland Ret Sept. 17, 1972 Ret Aug. 9, 1972 NO. 92327 • (Round trip )* > LA/Oakland to London * > Lv. Aug. 23, 1972 - - (Britannia) « * “Air travel by Canadian Pacific Airlines" London to Oakland/LA Ret Sept. 23, 1972 NO. 9242« • (Round trip)* LA/Oakland to London 1 • Lv. Sept. 2, 1972 • (Britannia) ^ London to Oakland/LA Ret Sept. 30, 1972 AH fares include U.S. Federal Tax and Departure Tax where applicable, and an administrative fee of $4.00 per person. These fares are based on a pro-rata share of the total cost and are subject to an increase or decrease No. 92 a— »(Round trip) - • Oakland to Amsterdam : • Lv. Sept. 2, 1972 — “ (T.I.A.) « ...... 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All flights via certificated airlines flying Jet equipment. CComplimentary meals and beverages served in flight. INFORMATION CONCERNING ONE WAYS ON SCHEDULED ROUND TRIP FLIGHTS 4 - It is possible to book a one way on a round trip flight listed above, to or from Europe but. Federal regulations For Application & Further Information write: will only allow a maximum of 5 per cent of the total amount of people booked on any one charter flight to travel one way. (Either to Europe or from Europe to the U.S.). If you desire a one way on a round trip, please write us for CAL JET CHARTERS or call (Area code) 415 additional information. _____ 2150 Green Street 922*1434 San Francisco, California 94123 (CUT OUT FOR FUTURE REFERENCE), PAGE 12 l.V . forum fttmpkm to meet pancakes weekly ¿&cksfap mofeases Tonight marks the first (V Uc /DISCOUNT SUPERMARKET •••/fk>W M4?hs meeting this quarter o f a series o f 'i¿ á 6865 HOLLISTER open forums concerned with AT ST0RKEROAD Phase II — o f the Isla Vista tea/ftf tnk> i f f governmental study. Local GOLETA citizens and administrators will participate in panel discussions, oral presentations and media displays on political alternatives for Isla Vista. The forum series will meet HEALTH FOODS AD ITEMS EFFECTIVE 7 DAYS Thursday evenings at 7:30 p.m. THUR., JAN. 13 THRU WED., JAN. 19 in 1006 A North Hall. Following AT LOW DISCOUNT PRICES! is a list o f planned topics for each week’s forum: Jan.13...History and Failures o f l.V . Self-Government. Bonnie P U M P K IN ElMOUNO8-0Z PKG. TOMATOES Adams, Leslie Baird, Roger Lagerquist and Bob Martin. SEEDS ...... 9 5 * Movie: “ Don’t Bank on Amerika.” Jan.20..J.V. Incorporation and County Government. Jim WHEAT CEREAL AS* Gregory, Greg Knell, Michael NU VITA, TOASTED, 9’/2-0Z. PKG. ••••••••••••• • ■ R# Brooks and others. Jan.27...The University and Isla Vista. Donald Winter and other W H E A T G E R M members o f UCSB-I.V. Administration. STONE BUHR, 16-0Z.PKG. • • • • • < 4 5 ' Feb.3...County Government and l.V . Dan Grant and others. Feb.lO...Community Organizing. Organizers from I.V., Berkeley CANDY BARS and elsewhere. Tenants organizing will be discussed AMBR0S0LI MILK 'n HONEY Feb.l7...Radical Perspectives on OR TIGER'S MILK. YOUR CHOICE, - Community Organizing. New 23 American Movement. POTATOES GRANOLA ALL PURPOSE RUSSETS Project Nepal VITA CRUNCH, 16-0Z. PKG. 5 3 Nepal, the small Himalayan kingdom, will be home for five UCSB students this summer as ORGANIC HONEY JACK'S, 16-0Z. JAR •••••••••••••• 20 “ Project Nepal 1972.” ih 77' Project Nepal is a cultural 6 3 exchange program whose purpose DISCO FOODS’ is to meet and befriend Nepalese students. The program has been in existence since 1968, and is a FINE 0UALITY MEATS completely student-run, HAMS student-organized group. “FARMLAND,” FULLY-COOKED AT LOW DISCOUNT PRICES Selection for participation is not based on scholastic ability or class-standing. The only requirement is that one be enrolled as a student at UCSB. lFRY|NG CHICKENS We hope A L L students interested 3 * $298 will attend the first meeting and find out more. That first meeting will be held Friday night, Jan. 14 at 7:30 p.m. in 1006 North Hall, and not ¡WIENERS Thursday in 1106 NH as reported in yesterday’s NEXUS. Slides of “FARMER JOHN,” ALL MEAT Nepal will be shown, among 2 9 other things. Meetings will continue throughout winter FULL quarter. POUND Project Nepal hopes the PORK SPARERIBS experience shared by the PACKAGE participants during the quarter EASTERN QUALITY P A c will be valuable in itself as an opportunity to make friends with MEDIUM SIZE % W other students. For more information call: LEAN A MEATY Nancy 968-0876, Francine 968-1676, David 968-6428, Dennis 968-3463 or Sally 966-2847. ROUND STEAK PHREQUENT PHONES DAILY NEXUS . . 961-2691 U.S.D.A. Switchboard . . . .968-3565 Metropolitan INSPECTED Theatres .... .962-8111 Health GOLD SEAL Center...... 961-3371 BEEF K C S B ...... 961-2424 BONE-IN Campus Emergency .»■ .961-2221 9 8 l.V. Community Service Center .968-0300