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NUMBER X LWF12ZNT APRIL 9, 1973 WELCOME BACK TO SPRING THE RETURN OF THE RIVER§ All the rivers run into the sea; yet the sea is not full; unto the place from whence the rivers come, ^^ p thither they return again. . i- U Califc.-: College It is raining today San Bernardino • in the mountains. APR 10 1973 It is warm green rain with love IIBMRY In its pockets for spring is here, and does not dream of death.

ffirds happen music like clocks ticking heavens , In a land where children love spiders, and let them sleep in their hair.

A slow rain sizzles on the river like a pan full of frying flowers, and with each drop of rain the ocean be^ns a^n.

The Rll Versus the Springhill Mine Disaster

Conservatism And Bomb Threats Cancel Jane Fonda President, one to the Dean of By MICHAEL KENT Academic Planning and one to the Jane Fonda's appearance at college police. The other calls CSCSB was cancelled because of were to the County Sheriffs bomb threats received by the office, to the S.B. police and to school. the Sun-Telegram. Ms. Fonda was to appear in the Dean DeRemer said that the gym from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on police authorities determined that Wednesday, April 4. Her speech all the calls were from the same was to be on medical aid to person. They also told him that Indochina and the current state of the voice of the caller was "cold the Indochina situation. She and rational" and that it was would probably also have spoken probably "one of the one of ten about the statements of returning bomb threats that might be real." POWs and the U.S. bombing of The administration and the ASB Cambodia. tried to contact Ms. Fonda at that Ms. Fonda's visit was scheduled time, but were unable to. On by Activities Director, George Monday afternoon Dean Romandy more than three weeks DeRemer, Dean Monroe and ago. Mr. Romandy had been George Romandy all met. They trying to get her to appear here decided that, since the authorities for a long time, but her schedule said the threats were serious, Jane was very full. Jane Fonda's visit Fonda's appearance should be was under the auspices of the ASB cancelled. government. The appearance was On Tuesday they were finally also widely publicized, not only able to contact Ms. Fonda. Dean here but also on other campuses DeRemer said that she would have and in the community. come in spite of the threats, but Late last week, however, that he thought she was glad not according to Dean DeRemer, the to have to come, because she has college started receiving been having health problems with complaints from conservative her pregnancy. people in the community about George Romandy spent the rest Ms. Fonda's appearance. The of Tuesday trying to undo the college took the position that it publicity about her visit. was a legitimate event and Dean DeRemer expressed protested the first amendment. concern that media publicity of But on Monday morning the bomb threats might make another kind of call started to them more likely in the future. He come in, bomb threats. There said that he wants Cal State to be were seven threats in all. Only the kind of place where three of these calls came to the controversial speakers can appear. school, one to the College ^•gi 2 PAWPRINT April 9, 1973 Letters to the Editor Editorial The Semantic Core of the To Hie Editor Odds, Ends THE FREEDOM OF THE Working as a Staff Reporter for Mediocrity Cult — STUDENT PRESS the PAWPRINT during the fall And At the Publications Board quarter voluntarily, I recently meeting, dated March 13, 1973, l^came promoted to the title of Beginnings Col State Revisited held at 2:00 p.m. in SS-141, Mr. Activities E^tor. Now a paid Howard Dolan made several member of the PAWPRINT staff, Hi ... welcome to Springtime derogatory remarks about the I would readily give up my salary Cal State San Bernardino. The To the Editor, in a minority. Maybe the analo^es PAWPRINT, two of which were on the payroll to allow the semantic core of the mediocrity r first met Van Andrews In the are a little tired and stretched but the following: "I feel that the PAWPRINT to continue its cult has cancelled what was tc summer of 1970. He was working Socrates knew what Van is going PAWPRINT is not worth the publication, if ever necessary. have been the most exciting even as a movie usher and living at the through. So did Jesus Christ, paper it's printed on," and "I Jim Dilday and Nancy Saunders of the entire year on campus - same San Jose boarding house as Mohammed, or for that matter. think there are other areas (on are two of the most sincere people Jane Fonda's appearance. But, tl my cousin whom I was staying Saint Barbara or Ezva Pound. this campus) that need more I have ever worked with and core hasn't cancelled V with. All the time I was trying to Sections 41301 and 41302 in attention (in regards to funding) Andrews, and he is back at sch write a play rou^ly around the excellent journalists. They have Article 1, Sub-chapter 3, Chapter than that newspaper." and enrolled in Dr. Mayo' Electra myth and Van took an formed a competent and 5, Title, 5 of the California In answer to your first remark, Fantasy course — you can catch interest. Ni^t after night we Administrative Code mean respected newspaper on Cal State Mr. Dolan, how can you consider ^impse of the famous dude th talked about it. We'd go down to nothing to me. However, I know S.B.'s campus this year. As yourself a ju^e of journalism? if you look quick. Everyoi this restaurant a few blocks from regarding the quality of the that kind of language as the kind Our Editor-in-Chief, Nancy the boarding house, he'd buy me PAWPRINT, if you had been a knows that the eye is slower th. of impersonal, souless problem Saunders, and our Assistant coffee and En^ish muffins and student on this campus at the the mind; ask any good wizard, that grown-up frightened children Editor, Jim Dilday, are presently listen very patiently. And even beginning of this year, you would am back at my editor's desk afi use to hide behind so that they enrolled in the course entitled, though I'm sure I was making very never are faced with having to feel certainly realize the tremendous having been threatened by A.S.! "Theory and Practice of little sense, he remained attentive. effort and improvement evident in Government (more pop personally responsible for Newspaper Journalism," He always acted interested. anything they do. It is the the PAWPRINT this new spring known as the great game instructed by Bill Thomas, Night Further, I (and some of the other quarter. Nancy Saunders and Jim pseudo-management or Title Semantic core of a sort of News Editor of the Sun Telegram. guys at the house) saw a lot of mediocrity cult that has Dilday regard all criticisms wet dream). They won, y They have both had countless good movies that summer. seriously and strive hard to know, and it is a funny thing — counterparts in almost any hours of experience in working on So anyhow, almost three years American college or university improve on these points, but you the A.S.B. officers are offici student newspapers. I feel that apparently have no constructive later my cousin and I came to San you'll find. It's no wonder that entitled to have their class can they are both highly qualified to criticisms to make, Mr. Dolan. pulled early — but the "Pawprint Bernar^no to see Van again, just Pound came to call them be the judges of good journalistic It is also entirely unethical that to see what he was up to. He "Institutions for obstruction of Editor is not considered to be articles and that they certainly you have chosen yourself as a wasn't at home so we wandered learning." member of A.S.B. Government. know how to "run a newspaper speaker for the entire student into the library and combed it I don't think Van Andrews I apologize to all the studem looking for either him or at least a office." body, Mr. Dolan. It is ironic that this quarter who are new — yw makes any pretense of holding It is time that Nancy Saunders clue. We didn't find him but up you chose to assugie th® position would have no idea what all tb opinions that are much more than and Jim Dilday received some on the second floor on a round of the very subject you criticize. things I am talking about are unlei subjective. Your administrators thankful credit, not sharp coffee table near an exhibit on Sincerely, Peggy O'Malley you dig up some old issues of th fear him simply because they are criticism, for their work on the Aztecs or something we found a Activities Editor rag. In any case, I welcome you t dedicated to the. pretense that PAWPRINT. How many students clue alright. 4 stacks of school and hope you can fin they needn't feel responsible for like yourself, Mr. Dolan, pick up a PAWPRINTS with the front page To The Ei£tor things to get into here and thii^ the uselessness of their activities newspaper and immediately find headline "Van Andrews On Trial" which may aid you in the puttin or their inability to cope with or something to criticize in it instead and picture of Van and a poem Students: together of your act. If you.arei relate to problems contemporary of ever writing a "thank-you" to and everything. Amazing! I'm hoping that all students any way inclined to write, I ur| to this country today. — ITie kind the newspaper staff; How many Anyhow, later that evening, we would contact the newly you to join the "Pawprint" sti of ones Van is waving in their students such as yourself would appointed Jr. Class Senator, Miss Ck>me by the office (next fa did find him at home. One of the faces. If students at Cal State like to see their newspapn Stella Sanchez, We would E.O.P.) or leave a note in my mai first things he asked me was can't find any sympathy for or improve, yet are totally unwilling "How's Electra, Philip?" I told appreciate any comment, box outside the Dean of Student cathariss Mith Van's activities to donate their time for the him it'd finally gotten nowhere, criticism, or ideg^ to made office. you're very much in danger of improvement ... or allocate a but I'd written another play Student Govemmefit work for Please don't allow the halls o becoming a herd of real "sickies" raise to members of the staff? instead. It was the same Van — yourselves. you, the students. academic to stifle the hi^, hoi; Thank you happy vibrations of spring — utg impeccable neat, endlessly Phil Buchanan In answer to your second Eddie Baca your profs to hold class outsid interested, thoroughly Greenwood, Indiana remark, Mr. Dolan, I challenge accommodating. I told him I'd you to name ANY other areas Junior Class President written a series of letters to the more important to the student Om Shanti, Nancy Saunders editor of a local (Greenwood, body and more rewarding than To the Editor, Indiana) newspaper accusing our the newspaper. The PAWPRINT To The Editor Concerning the Van Andrews Congressman of having a and any other student newspaper trial, I wish to correct an error philosophical fibre "a stunnin^y is every student's voice, every which appeared in the February "Its really disgusting that sickening hybrid of Martha .student's right to be heard; it is a 27 issue of the Pawprint. In the violence occurs on this campus Mitchell, Max Rafferty and some voice oftentimes so strong that Greyhound? sooooo, Yo^ Beai commentary beginning on the and less attention is paid to it raving ruptered parrot" and people have donated tremendous and his friend Bruce wer front page, Peggy O'Malley than parking violations. Cal informing local le^onairez and monetary awards to promising roller-skating through the Lsle o described me as belonpng to a Straight has a relatively large Kluzies that the only reason they journalistic students; that at times Wight on a fantastic escapade fa "tribunal of faculty" which was police force for its size. It seems didn't like Jane Fonda was in the history of student illusion. "Don't- worry Yogi, "asking very leading questions of to limit its work to ticketing cars. because she didn't wear a bowtie, newspapers students have had to cried Bruce, "I've got tb Van during the trial." It is When the, rapes occurred on and the like. I did that mostly to defend themselves before cheesecake!" and he did too. 0 important for sympathizers of campus the police cars were confirm that he wasn't the only administrative tribunals for what and on they streaked; i both sides to clearly realize that at probably parked on the hill above one in the worid with an they felt had an undeniable ri^t throu^ the back row of tb no time did I personally ask campus. It is obvious that the unpopular opinion — or perhaps a to be printed. IMnah Shore show. "Red Light - "leading questions." In fact, at no police do not care to control rape. non-negotible truth of some kind. The voice of the students, as is Ch?een Ught"^ screeched engine* time did I ever complain of Mary Shepard Anyhow, later in the evening the voice of the people, a Bill;' they only smiled and kept o anything relating to Van Andrews' (or maybe it was the next night) respected undeniable freedom. activities. keepin' on. Van had just finished washing the Yet you choose, Mr. Dolan, to Bumpity — Bump — Bump wei I would hope that the Pawprint dishes and making everybody tea remove from the students this A Mazaflon the bus. I wonder how many weij has more reliable "informed and I told him that I'd had a ra(ho right because you say you disagree sources" than those whom Peggy to the river? Kickin' out the j debate' with some nice little •with the quality of the newspaper. O'Malley cited. Dream and all that — Eastern liberal boy on the subject I am appalled and disturbed that Mark L. Greathouse As the tyrannaasurus slid inl of abortion and told him that, if you would attempt to remove the (A letter to Darlene) Asst. Prof, of German town wearing his let's-bo(^ they weren't vegetarian, the only PAWPRINT from publication as if By BILL HOLCOMBE T-shirt and carrying hi proof of the non-humanity of a you were in the position of Emancipation on March 21st — skateboard, someone queries fetus, I would accept would be for recognizing the wishes of the that is what most discovered; and "Who's that behind tbo the "parents" to eat the embryo To The Editor entire student body on this so all fled to their own personal Foster-Grants?" "Hs I!" cried b following the abortion. Now, that campus. I can assure you that you refuge to relax and recooperate. and as he touched down in tl KIND of idea is offensive to most are not, sir. This is such a story. Safeway parking lot he start* people but Van knew it was a On the bus — doin' it! Goin to eating vegetable soup and th perfectly serious argument. He In regards to Professor Mazatlan — whew! — Hot tamales leprechaun by the ferris wheel. clasped his hands in front of him Greathouse's Letter-to-the-Editor It is also regrettable that certain (meatless) good surf, hot weather "To hell with gold" like does and rolled his eyes claiming that I had incorrect — can't wait. Down, Down, names had to be mentioned in the • screamed, "I need munchies." around as if surveying some inner sources, I would like to state that between Indio and EH Centro — article, yet in no way ^n names Denied entrance at Mexici commandments etched in his own Professor Greathouse is incorrect. only 1200 miles to do! Desert be avoided in such an important something about hair and shaw convolutions and said sort of The informed sources which I had sure is peaceful. I wohder .what — some made it some didn't. Job issue. Personal attacks are not somnamsulently. "I've sort of were not incorrect. Every word I did, he told me ... guess intentional" but those mentioned Karen is doin? been thinking along those lines printed, aside from a few Wham! Tales of Brave Ulysses in depends on who works the di may often assume that they are myself.* There was a pause. Then discrepancies which Van himself the forefront; a five-masted being personally attacked, shift. he turned and peered over the top can correct me on, was entirely schooner ready to sail my Well, there's still a ripple the facts of the c^. unfortunately. . edges of his glasses and added, "of Peggy O'Malley uncharted waters. As Saturn Deep Creek, and the Easter Bunn course you know you're in a I regret that I can not reveal Activities Editor slipped by, Abdul the barmaid is really a pretty good guy, an i minority." these sources, yet it is a reporter's stroked her beard and croaked, Rim Forest still has some sno Van knows all about being in a unwritten code and I refuse to do "My, I think I've been through tis and well. minority. Any person with a mind so. change before." ^-^f -'his:^~or 'her^ Did you ever low-ride on a courageous enough temperment to speak it knows all about being April 9, 1973 PAWPRINT Page 3 Thomas B. Hauser, 2648 •Miss Jane A. Warner, 1183 E. Copper Lane, No. 7. Alexander. C.S.C.S.B. Honor Students Announced •Carl R. Hoffmann, 1476 Mrs. Virginia L. Warrfin, 815 Bussey Street. West 29th Street. Raymond L. Hopkins, 2020 Kenneth C. Wilde, 25187 East Five San Bernardino County Miss Joellen Owens, 15947 Mrs. Michele Y. Hill, 1324 N. Ogden Street. Fourth Street. ;' residents received special Manzanita. "G" Street, San ^rnardino •Rodney J. Hopkins, 2020 •Stephen G. Winter, 5614 recognition for academic Richard C. Vallecorsa, 8970 (parents: Mr. and Mrs. VTilliam E. Ogden Street. Stanton Avenue. achievement with the release of Williams. Gillis, 207 N. Olive Street, Miss Deborah D. Horton, 2406 •Rovbert M. Woolery, 2255 the fail quarter honor roil from Mrs. Debbie C. Ware, 8221 Ilex, Rialto). West Seventh Street. Second Avenue. Mrs. Marjorie L. Hubele, 25626 Mrs. Etsuko Yeh, 4046 North California State College, San Space 24. Miss Patricia J. Jordan, 544 W. — 27th Street. Third Avenue. Bernardino. HIGHLAND Van Koevering. Gilbert S. Hulse, 4285 North Letters of recognition went to Eric J. Brown, 6091 Arden. Anthony P. Martin, 570 E. "F" Street. the quintet from President John •Miss Cheryl D. DeMong, 5645 Valencia. Listed on the honor roll were •Miss Adele R. Johnson. 5493 M. Pfau because of their having Stanton Avenue. David F. Maynard, 251 E. 33 Riverside County residents Alto Drive. earned a straight A (4.0) average John J. Harnitchek, 6952 Cole Mariana Street. BANNING •Kenneth Jolly, 3663 Lugo. for three consecutive quarters at Avenue. Mrs. Ignacia T. Navarrete, 124 Edward M. Hammond, 988 •Kurt L. Kalbus, 218 West 55th Cai State. Ronald J. Kent, 7012 Victoria E. Grant. Unda Vista Drive. The top honorees are: Miss Avenue, No, 18. •Dean C. Rehm, 1351 N. BEAUMONT •John T. Kiesler II, 5500 State Barbara J. Albertson, Yucaipa; Samuel K. Miller, Box 224. Terrace Road. Patrick J. O'Hair, .1131 College Parkway. Timothy C. Gallavan, San Mrs. Beverly J. Overholt, 2915 Mrs. Bobby J. Sonnier, 6258 Michigan Avenue. •Ms. Joan M. Kunkler, 668 E. Bernardino; David A. Jefferson, Lugo Avenue, San Bernardino Idyllwild. COACHELLA . Redlands; Mrs. Kathy Pritchard, (parents: Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. •Miss Andrea Street, 550 N. Niles. Miss Yolanda Almaraz, 50-070 Miss Rebecca E. Kutz, 2282 Val San Bernardino; and Stephen G. ^ton, 26621 Sparks, Highland). Clifford. Kenmore. Mar Road. Winter, San Bernardino. •Miss Margaret F. Ryan, 26162 •Mrs. Maryann Tudor, 1050 N. INDIO •Mrs. Sandra A. Lash, 808 East Miss Albertson is a sophomore, — 23rd Street. Pepper Avenue. Kenneth E. Yount, 82-204 Gailavan a junior and the others •Mrs. Irene G. Tuttle, 26278 Gregory K. Waitman, 2122 Avery. •Michael T. Littlefield, 2364 Kenner Street. are seniors. Glenmare Street. Chestnut, San Bernardino PALM SPRINGS Kern Street. In order to qualify for the LOMA LINDA (parents: Mr. and Mrs. Gerald L. Edward A. Aikin, 524 Santa •John Loeffler, 3936 Dwight honor roll, a students must be an •Carol A. Mayeski, 25055 Waitman, 329 Mesa Drive, Rialto). Way. Rosa. undergraduate carrying a full load Court Street. James M. Woodfield, 1550 No. Mrs. Evelyn Beirich, 1428 San George E. Lonberger, 2252 and must have earned a 3.5 or MONTCLAIR Willow Avenue. Lorenzo. Roxbury Drive. higher grade-point average. An Mrs. Joan L. Austin, 255 RUNNING SPRINGS •Miss Linda L. Thompson, John P. Luster, 4604 David asterisk designates those students Montrose Drive, San Bernardino Mrs. Kathy L. Wendt, P.O. Box 67-101 San Mateo Drive. Way. who achieved a straight A average (parent: Shirley Faltysek, 5619 1175. •Charles D. Lynde, 4748 SUNNYMEAD (4.0) for the fall quarter. Orchard Street, Montclair). TWIN PEAKS James G. Bartlett, 12130 Woodbend Lane. Listed on the honor roil were . ONTARIO David L. Orris, P.O. Box 245. John C. Lynde, 4748 Theodore Street. the following residents of San Mrs. Betty J. Morse, P.O. Box VICTORVILLE Woodbend Lane. YUCCA VALLEY Bernardino County: 146, Calimesa (parents: Mr. and Mrs. Elizabeth A. Elder, 16595 •Miss Wendy K. McKenzie, Mrs. Alice 0. Clark, 8064 ALTA LOMA Mrs. Leslie L. Whealy, Ontario). Bodart Avenue. 2617 W. Second Street, Apt. 5. Aloma Trail. Mrs. Christy Bruce, 7205 James R. Jordan, 1773 E. Miss Susan Garcia, 16620 Yucca •Mrs. Cheir L. Marks, 5517 RIVERSIDE Eastwood. Princeton. Avenue. Edgemont Drive. Mrs. Marlene C. Anderson, 3526 Ronald T. Taylor, 7933 Pearl •Kenneth D. Lemmon, 730 Mrs. Elizabeth Gorman, 20220 •Ron S. Martin, 1401 "F" Jefferson. Qfyoot West Carlton Street. Serrano Road. Street, Apt. 5. •Don E. Ayers, 2930 Lecil. APPLE VALLEY •Sergio R. Martinez, 11217 Mrs. Jean C. Moore, P.O. Box •Mrs. Marcella R. Moss, 1734 Miss Donna L. Oark, 5402 Larry C. Bowles, 9854 Ben Bolton Avenue. 501. Virginia Street. Peacock Lane. Nevis, Glen Avon (parents: Mr. Steven R. Wallace, 720 W. WRIGHTWOOD Michael P. Coleman, 4665 and Mrs. Thomas J. Bowles, Rosewood Court. Michael Murphy, 2856 Golden Miss Kitty D. Mellen, 5748 Tomlinson. 19312 Alle^eny Road, Apple Avenue. POMONA Lodgepole Drive. Thomas E. Contri, 3035 Ronald Valley). Anthony E. Nelson, 25512 Miss Lynette Day, 2534 Teresa YUCAIPA Street. •Paul J. Burke, 3468 Gray, Place. Union. •Miss Barbara J. Albertson, •Miss Susan Garcia, 4060-1 Muscoy (parents: Mr. A.J. Burke, Ms. Margaret M. O'Malley, 6158 •Miss Arlene J. Yasny, 575 N. 12007 Dou^as Street. Almond Street.. . . ^ 13073 Mohawk, Apple Valley). Argyle Avenue. Hamilton Boulevard. Anthony L. Brown, 12730 — Ms. Sahdi L. ' iGirstin, "6085 BARSTOW •Ms. Evelyn E. Paytas, 6918 REDLANDS Seventh Street. " Alicante. Mrs. Montana E. Houts, 29020 Conejo Avenue. •Miss Adrienne J. Adams, 1481 ' Kevin R. Culhane, 35615 Mt. Mrs. Glaucia W. Hansen, 8980 Exeter Street. •Mrs. Maria A. Prather, 468 Pleasant View. View Lane. Christopher Place. Richard L. Hunter, 26422 West 36th Street. Mrs. Mary J. Bell, 1327 E. Miss Diane L. Drake, 35598 Kenneth L. Jones, 4391 Community Boulevard. •Mrs. Kathy Pritchard, 5157 Colton Avenue. Avocado Street. Rubidoux Avenue. •Peter F. Landrum, 1861 •Miss Deborah A. Daniel, 1457 Miss Jody L. Isenberg, 36043 Perris Hill Road. Mrs. Barbara M. Randolph, •Miss Kathleen R. Leonard, Kenwood Avenue, San Bernardino Pleasant View Drive. Panorama Drive. 1682 Stepuveda. 5404 Wayman Street. (parents: Mr. and Mrs. John R. •Glenn R. Glass, 1415 Laramie Miss Claudia N. Lee, 13471 Jesse Ralph Reyes, 1370 "D" Terrence P. Mears, 1883— 12th Landrum, 725 Arville, Barstow). Avenue. California Street. BLOOMINGTON Street, No. 206. Street, Apt. 4. •Willis A. Gneck, 515 Wabash. •Steve Martin, 35349 Avenue Lee A. Neher, 4457 Orange. •Miss Marilyn C. Ashton, 17921 Miss Deborah M. Roach, 4750 •Nelson R. Hall, 247 Sonora "H". •Mrs. Vera A. Rausch, 2994 Valley Boulevard. Mariposa. Street. Miss Mary E. Simonsen, 31340 Bautista. •Domenick Pepe, Jr., 17683 Mrs. Marianne R. Robinson, Alan R. Hooper, 327 Michigan Linwood Terrace. Rayford M. Reese, Jr., 3772 Taylor Avenue. 1047 West 41st Street. Street. Miss Dianne R. Stephenson, Roosevelt, No. 3. BLUE JAY Mrs. Christa M. Hynes, 114 13527 California Street. Russell W. Royal, 4040 Johnson Mrs. Georgia Riedman, 4164 Mrs. Helen A. Fuller, P.O. Box Franklin Avenue. SAN BERNARDINO Street. McArthur Road. 322. •David A. Jefferson, 526 •Doug S. Ardema, 279 E. 36th Miss Judy L. Sherman, 25243 Stephen E. Rusher, 3570 •Mrs. Pamela R. Trevathan, Jurupa. Street. Fisher Street. Louella Lane. P.O. Box 787. •Miss Melida Lemos, 7969 Mrs. Susan E. Baldwin, 942 W. William S. Smith, 25170 •E. Budd Simpson, 3624 CEDARPINES PARK Tyler Street, E. Highlands. Edgemont Drive. Pumalo Street. Valencia Hill Drive. Robert H. Horton, General Mrs. Theda M. McGee, 103 S. Miss Cheryl L. Ballard, 2739 Miss Roberta A. Stathis, 5644 Mrs. Constance L. St. John, Delivery. Michigan. "F" Street. Belvedere Avenue. 2534 St. Elmo Drive. COLTON •Mrs. Sally M. Mueller, 1988 •Ms. Barbara J. Barmore, 5053 James J. Stoffet, 3777 Del Rosa George N. Suel, Jr., 1090 N. •Philip J. Blende, 999 Palm Wall Avenue, San Bernardino Mt. View Avenue. Avenue. Orange, No. 1. Drive. (parents: Mr. and Mrs. W.C. Gary L. Borgstedt, 5230 Michael R. Teeter, 3568 N. Mt. •Jack L. Wachtler, 4953 Mrs. Julaine F. Carlstrom, Hanson, 1528 W. Fern Avenue, Pershing. View Avenue. Olivewood, Apt. A. 1033'/^ Stevenson. Redlands). Mrs. Cheryl R. Brown, 2041 Brian P. Tudor, 3374 N. Michael J. Weddington, 1158 Jeff L. Faulk, 934 Florence. Rollin C. Reineck, 840 Orchard. Gardena Street. Genevieve Street. Villa. Mrs. Andrea L. Halverson, •Miss Christy L. Ventres, 1302 Richard E. Buxton, 8031 •Mrs. Anne L. Tumbull, B34 E. •Mrs. Joan M. Yearyean, 4825 22584 Thrush. Del Haven Court. Pedley Road. Sonora. Doane. •Gilbert R. Rangel, 22540 Lark Gregory Lee Wolfe, 910 W. Gary D. Carnes, 2927 •Michael G. Van Blokland, John S. Zubro, 3520 Crestmore Street. Fern Avenue. Herrington, Apt. 10. 2400 — First Avenue. Road, No. 3. •Mrs. Carolyn J. Swartz, 953 Mrs. Diane G. Wood, 23 •Miss Barbara L. Collister, West "G" Street. Brookdale Drive. 24845 East Second Street. CRESTLINE Brett C. Wright, 820 Lytle Miss Deborah S. Cook, 3049 ^elcome spring quarter students & faculty members at Cal State •James T. Dilday. Street. Alameda Avenue. Richard G. Morrison, P.O. Box RIALTO •James L. Deffenbaugh, 7157 1561. •Emil Aznar, Jr., 18444 Del Rosa Avenue. CUCAMONGA Summit Avenue. •Miss Patricia R. Devillier, WHAT'S YOUR Mrs. Adele M. Yetmar, 9085 •Randall M. Brower, 19669 25806 East 18th Street. Baseline. Kauri. Donald B. Dibble, 6955 Dwight FAWNSKIN •Mrs. Joyce E. Buff, 262 E. Way. PRINTING NEED Miss Lynn D. Horn, P.O. Box Jackson, No. C. Mrs. Monica A. Egan, 1351 87. •Miss Barbara A. Canaday, 560 Arrowhead Avenue, Apt. 19. FONTANA SAVE MONEY N. Clifford. John J. Finkowski, 802 North WHILE YOU WAIT •Arnold R. Franz, 17028 Victor A. Curtis, 164 W. "G" Street, Apt. 2. Hibiscus. VanKoevering. •Miss Rosemary E. Gallavan, OR OVERNIGHT James E. Jorski, 1451 Wall Anthony Hernandez, 656 279 E. Kingman Street. Avenue, San Bernardino (parents: Eighth St., San Bernardino •Tim C. Gallavan, 279 E. Mr. and Mrs. C.E. Cassidy, 9970 (parents: Mr. and Mrs. Manuel De Kingman Street. PRINT QUICK Citrus, Fontana). LaVega, 19426 Woodhill Street, •Mrs. Margaret Of Garland, 15 I 886-5418 I , •Michael Kent, 8221 Oleander Rialto). Albatross Street, N.A.F.B. Avenue. •Mark Gorden, 3775 Valencia. James N. Howell, 222 W. Miss Jeanne A. Koss, 17615 Douglas W. Harris, 760 E. Ninth 1956 N/'E" St. San B'dino Rnedale. Valencia. Street, No. 107. Page 4 PAWPRINT April 9, 1973 psycholo^cai mechanisms to taboo that says that women survive; admiring the oppressor, mustn't strain themselves in the glorifying the oppressor, wanting presence of men: we haul around The politics of housework to be like the oppressor, wanting _ 50 pounds of groceries if we have the oppressor to like them, mostly to but aren't allowed to open a jar because the oppressor held all the if there is someone around to do power. ALL SISTERS it for us. The reverse side of the 5. In a sense, all men coin is that men aren't supposed we're best at." everywhere are slightly schizoid — Though women do not Meaning: That stronger to be able to take care of Meaning: Unfortunately I'm no divorced from the reality of complain of the power of personality had better be me. themselves without a woman. good at things like washing dishes "In animal societies, wolves, for maintainingo life. This makes it husbands, each complains of her easier for them to play games with Both are excuses for making own husband, or of the husbands or cooking. What I do best is a example, the top animal is usually women do the housework. little light carpentry, changing it. It is almost a cliche that of her friends. It is the same in all a male even where he is not 9. Beware of the double light bulbs, moving furniture chosen for brute strength but on women feel greater grief at other cases of servitude; at least in sending a son off to war or losing whammy. He won't do the little the commencement of the (How often do you move the basis of cunning and furniture?) intelligence. It's that interesting?" him to that war because they bpre things he always did because emancipatory movement. TTie him, suckled him, and raised him. serfs did not at first complain of Also Meaning: Historically the Meaning: I have historical, you're now a "Liberated lower classes (black men and us) psycholo^cal, anthropological, The men who foment those wars Woman," right? Of course he the power of the lords, but only did none of those things and have of their tyranny. have had hundreds of years and biological justification for won't do anything else either . .. experience doing menial jobs. It keeping you down. How can you a more superficial estimate of the I was just finishing this when — John Stuart Mill, worth of human life. One hour a On the Subjection of Women would be a waste of manpower to ask the top wolf to be equal? my husband came in and asked train someone else to do them "Women's liberation isn't really day is a low estimate of the what I was doing. Writing a paper now. a political movement." amount of time one has to spend on housework. Housework? he Liberated women — very "keeping" oneself. By foisting his different from women's Also Meaning: I don't like the Meaning: The Revolution is said. Housework? Oh my god how dull stupid boring jobs, so you off on others, man gains .seven liberation! Hie first signals all coming too close to home. trivial can you get. A paper on should be them. hours a week — one working day kinds of goodies, to warm the Also Meaning: I am only housework. "I don't mind sharing the work, more to play with his mind and hearts (not to mention other interested in how I am oppressed, LITTLE POLITICS OF but you'll have to show me how not his human needs. Over the parts) of the most radical men. not how I oppress others. HOUSEWORK QUIZ to do it." course of generations it is easy to Hie other signals — housework. Therefore the war, the draft, and The lowest job in the army, Meaning: I ask a lot of see whence evolved the horrifying Hie first brings sex without the university are political. used as punishment is: (a) questions and you'll have to show abstractions of modern life. marriage, sex before marriage, Women's liberation is not. working 9-5; (b) kitchen duty me everything everytime I do it 6. With the death of each form cozy housekeeping arrangements "Man's accomplishments have (K.P.) because I don't remember so of oppression, life changes and ("You see, I'm living with this always depended on getting help When man lives with his family, good. Also don't try to sit down new forms evolved. English chick") and the self-content of from other people, mostly his: (a) father (b) mother does the and read while I'm doing my jobs aristocrats at the turn of the knowing that you're not the kind women. What great man would house work. because I'm going to annoy hell century were horrified at the idea of man who wants a doormat have accomplished what he did if When he lives with a woman, (a) out of you until it's easier to do of enfranchising working men — instead of a woman. That will he had to do his own housework? he (b) she does the housework. them yourself. were sure that it signaled the come later. After all, who wants Meaning: Oppression is built (A) his son (b) his daughter "We used to be so happy!" death of civilization and a return that old commodity anymore, the into the System and I, as the learns preschool how much fun it (Said whenever it was his turn to white American male receive the to barbarism. Some working men is to iron daddy's handkerchief. Standard American Housewife, all were even deceived by this line. husband, home and kids. The New do something.) benefits of this System. I don't From the New York Hmes, Meaning; I used to be so happy. want to give them up Similarly with the minimum wage, 9/21/69: "Former Greek Official Commodity, the Liberated abolition of slavery, and female Woman, has sex a lot and has a Meaning: Life without Postscript George Mylonas pays the penalty housework is bliss. (No quarrel Participatory democracy begins suffrage. Life changes but it goes for differing with the ruling junta Career, preferably something that on. Don't fail for any line about can be fitted in wjth the here. Perfect agreement.) at home. If you are planning to in Athens by performing "We have different standards, implement your politics, there are the death of everything if men household chores on the island of household chores — like dancing, take a turn at the dishes. They pottery, or painting. and why should I have to work to certain things to remember. Amorgos where he lives in forced your standards. That's unfair." 1. He is feeling it more than will imply that you are holding exile" (with hilarious photo of a On the other hand is women's back the Revolution (their liberation — and housework. Meaning: If I begin to get you. He's losing some leisure and miserable Mylonas carrying his bu^ed by the dirt and crap I will you're gaining it. The measure of Revolution). But you are own water). What the Times What? You say this is all trivial? advancing it (your Revolution). Wonderful! That's what I thought. say "This place sure is a sty" or your oppression is his resistance. means is that he ought to have (a) "How can anyone live like this?" 2. A great many American men 7. Keep checking up. indoor plumbing (b) a maid. It seemed perfectly reasonable. Periodically consider who's We both had i^reers, both had to and wait for your reaction. I are not accustomed to doing Dr. Spock said (Redbook 3/69): know that all women have a sore monotonous repetitive work actually doing the jobs. These ''Biologically and work a couple of days a week to things have a way of backsliding earn enough to live on, so why called "Guilt over a messy house" which never ushers in any lasting temperamentally I believe, women or "Household work is ultimately let alone important achievement. so that a year later once again the were made to be concerned first shouldn't we share the woman is doing everything. After housework? So I su^sted it to my responsibility." I know that This is why they would rather and foremost with child care, men have caused that sore — if repair a cabinet than wash dishes. a year make a list of jobs the man husband care, and home care." my mate and he agreed — most has rarely if ever done. You will men are too hip to turn you down anyone visits and the place is a If human endeavors are like a Hiink about: (a) who made us (b) sty, they're not going to leave and find cleaning pots, toilets, why? (c) what is the effect on flat. "You're right," he said, "It's refrigerators and ovens high on only fair." say, "He sure is a lousy pyramid with man's highest their lives (d) what is the effect on housekeeper." Youll take the rap the list. Use time sheets if Then an interesting thing achievements at the top, then our lives? in any case. I can outwait you. keeping oneself alive is at the necessary. He will accuse you of From Hme 1/5/70, "Like their happened. I can only explain it by being petty. He is above that sort stating that we women have been Also Meaning: I can provoke bottom. Men have always had American counterparts, many innumerable scenes over the servants (us) to take care of this of thing — (housework). Bear in brainwashed more than even we housing project housewives are bottom strata of life while they mind what the worst jobs are, can imagine. Probably too many housework issue. Eventually doing said to suffer from neurosis. And all the housework yourself will be have confined their efforts to the namely the ones that have to be years of seeing television women for the first time in Japanese less painful to you than trying to rarefied upper regions. It is thus done everyday or several times a in ecstasy over their shiny waxed history, many young husbands get me to do half. Or IH suggest ironic when they ask of women — day. Also the ones that are dirty floors or breaking down over their today complain of being where are your great painters, — it's more pleasant to pick up dirty shirt collars. Men have no we get a maid. She will do my henpecked. Their, wives are share of the work. You will do statesmen, etc.? Mme. Matisse ran books, newspapers etc. than to such conditioning. They recognize beginning to demand detailed a millinery shop so he could paint. wash dishes. Alternate the bad the essential fact of housework yours. It's women's work. explanations when they don't Mrs. Martin Luther King kept.his jobs. It's the daily grind that gets right from the very beginning. "I've got nothing against sharing come home straight from work the housework, but you can't house and raised his babies. you down. Also make sure that and some Japanese males Which is that it stinks. Here's my you don't have the responsibility list of dirty chores: buying make me do it on your schedule." 3. It is a traumatizing nowadays are even compelled to experience for someone who has for the housework with occasional groceries, carting them home and Meaning: Passive resistance. I'll do housework." According to always thou^ of himself as being help from him. "I'll cook dinner putting them away; cooking meals do it when I damned well please, Hme, women become neurotic: against any oppression or for you tonight" implies it's really and washing dishes and pots; if at all. If my job is doing dishes, (a) when they are forced to do the it's easier to do them once a week. exploitation of one human being your job and isn't he a nice guy to maintenance work for the male doing the laundry, digging out the do some of it for you. place when things get out of If taking out laundry, once a by another to realize that in his caste all day every day of their 8. Most men had a rich and control; washing floors. The list month. If washing the floors, once daily life jie has been accepting lives or (b) when they no longer a year. If you don't like it, do it and implementing (and benefiting rewarding bachelor life during want to do the maintenance work could go on but the sheer which they did not starve or necessities are bad enough. All of yourself oftener, and then I won't from) this exploitation; that his for the male caste all day every do it at all. rationalization is little different become encru.sted with crud or day of their lives. us have to do these things, or get buried under the litter. Hiere is a some one else to do them for us. "I hate it more than you. You from that of the racist who says The longer my husband- don't mind it so much." "Black people don't feel pain" contemplated these chores, the Meaning: Housework is garbage (women don't mind doing the more repulsed he became, and so work. It's the worst crap I've ever shitwork); and that the oldest proceeded the change from the done. It's degrading and form of oppression in history has normally sweet considerate Dr. humiliating for someone of my been the oppression of 50 per intelligence to do it. But for Jekyll into the crafty Mr. Hyde, cent of the population by the someone of your intelligence ... other 50 per cent. who would stop at nothing to "Housework is too trivial to avoid the horrors of — housework. 4. Arm yourself with some even talk about." As he felt himself backed into a knowledge of the psychology of Meaning: It's even more trivial corner laden with dirty dishes, oppre.ssed peoples everywhere, to do. Housework is beneath my brooms, mops, and reeking and a few facts about the animal status. My purpose in life is to garbage, his front teeth grew kingdom. I admit playing top wolf deal with matters of significance. longer and pointier, his fingernails or who runs the gorillas is silly but Yours is to deal with matters of haggled and his eyes grew wild. as a last resort, men bring it up all insignificance. You should do the Hous^ork trivial? Not on your the time. Talk about bees. If you housework. life! Just try to share the burden. feel really hostile bring up the sex "This problem of housework is So ensued a dialogue that's been life of spiders. They have sex. She not a man-woman problem! In going on for several years. Here bites off his head. are some of the high points: any relationship between two The psychology of oppressed people one is going to have a "I don't mind sharing the people . is not silly. Jews, stronger personality and housework, but I don't do it very immigrants, black men, and all dominate." well. We should each do the things women have enployed the same April 9, 1973 PAWPRINT Page 5 Beware of the Monster, Rape . . .

Sisters we need to be free from the monster, rape. We must be able to sleep a peaceful night, walk home after dark or smile stressful but reality is u0y at this know, is repulsive to us. But the into a man's face. The problem of point. It is a myth perpetuated by violence is done to us by the rape must be solved. Rape must hateful men which says that in rapist. We must only learn to be ended. This is the consensus of resistance you will more likely be resist it. There is so much at stake all sisters, there can be no peace killed. Hundreds of women who — our independence. But our of mind, independence or Satori put up resistence are killed independence, our freedom, are to while there is fear of rape. anyway, contemptously used and be defended. Sisters, we've got to The rape business is at a crisis contemptously killed. If a woman do it ourselves. We must be free. situation. Active measures must is killed after resisting, she at least Mary be taken. Sisters, we will never be dies a free woman. Violence, I (But guns?!!!) DREAMS ARE MADE OF THESE free in the face of it. It limits us in Rejoice! I War's over on paper — Never declared ways that we are no longer Fathers, sons, brothers, cousins, uncles. consciously aware. Think of the inumerable things that we "just Nephews homeward bound! More guns for the ghetto-Poverty, Welfare cut don't do." Rats in battalions attack our childien Rape is still joked about by Hunger, unemployment, poor housing, degradation, addicts, heart many men, denied to be frequent, etc. Rapes have occured on the disease nagues and plights of us all! campus several times, in the library and in the droms. We must Rejoice!! Help and relief is on its way — here today be realistic about it and then act smce mi AUTHORIZED 1932 Nixon spends $2 billion on war against inflation to stop it. The first thing to be Farmers plant again, HUD budget increased, clinics for addicts rise done is to be informed and President attacks heart diseases with $ aid!! Ghettos upgraded watchful of ourselves and our TTie real American Dream realized—? sisters. All people must start to AMERICAN MOTORS look out for each other, but • SALES • SERVia WAKE UP FROM DREAMLAND!! particularly for our sisters. • PARTS The second action to stay rape AMERICAN MOTORS Truth is on its way! Nixon pays enemy $2 billion for is for us to educate ourselves to resist. Sisters, we must take the Matador • Javelin & Hornet • Gremlin Destroying his home. Ambassador V8 & 6 Models Africa was NEVER PAID for the rape of her people responsibility that the police and courts neglect. The police solution 'Tft« SHf Tftof Stnrlet BoW American homes are rat infested ghettos. Shanties BASE LINE a "D" Sri - SAN BEMURDINO Farmland is unplanted — Children are hungry is "stay off the streets," "don't be Addicts steal and kill because war on abuse is fantasy provacitive." In other words, Research and funds for heart disease unavailable. don't be free. But we want freedom. Freedom Put flags on the moon, build enormous aircraft carriers now. Conditioned passivity must But let the children go to school in unsafe scools. be unlearned. Self-defense is not Live in inadequate homes with water contaminated, gas, oil, electric unfeminine. It's a path to shortages? freedom. We must learn to use How many bombers use the energy I need for hear? guns as well as Karate and Mace. How many factories and plants like ITC, CMC use the enei^? The re-education process will be How many White motors trucks use the energy I need to live? February 21,1973

FP Ira Gray DS DREAM DEFERRED Welcome & best wishes My mind craves for knowledge to students & faculty Man on the moon, drop more bombs — Money » at Cal State from Planes shot down - dollars torn. I need a job to feed my child Eight years bombed away — Devastation $15 billion My baby needs some food, "Farmer, I'll pay you not to grow more food." Welfare cut, ^sabled veterans sli^ted, Anti-poverty now anti-people, prices hi^er Wooden Gas shortage, electricity, water, forests, homes Nickle Vicious Circle Tricky Dick "Mr. V.N. here's $2 billion for destroying your home Your parents, children murdered, food, land, BOB SAYS Accidental bombs. Napalm, P.O.W.'s. M.I.A.'s, V.A.'s Recompense for a Big Mistake?" COME ON "I have a dreamm..." rings out from the grave IN FOR A Tricky Kck echoes $2 billion for the enemy Cuts, poverty, disability — no time for FRIENDLY GAME OF Nepotism — No time for patriotism. No time ) For family, no food, money, jobs— Pool, Hushed Voices Scream!! Cold Beer, "Birth Control, Genicide, Sickle Cell, Heart IHsese, Drugs, Mary Jane, V.D., Food, Education, Good Food Equality, Employment, Asperity — Justice — Truth — John, Robert, Meager, Malcolm and I, Martin ^Lots of fun! Died in battle? lulled by a sick power Our wars didn't die!! 883-4317 Tricky Dick you'd best heed OUR voices — • Our Children AREN'T as non-violent as we! Your day of reckoning has come. 842 N. Kendal Dr. Ira San B'dino Springwishes to students & Faculty from MARIE & SARA OF Best wishes to the students & faculty from the We have tits and cunts and thank you sir Yucaipa GODA GOWN SHOP yes we do have bodies Equestrian Center to please both us and you specializing in Wedding Gowns & Formals BOARDiN, TRAINING. Good, Friendly Service Your paranoia swells? RIDING INSTRUCTION Well close your mouth m I've really siad it English Western Bisexuality! Barn Stalls Paddocks Auto- and I don't regret it. waterers Large Arena Exercise Pens 686-4570 32784 AVE. 3919 University Ave. Riverside 797-1683 or 797-2390 2 blks west of Main St.—Downtown Riverside Page 6 PAWPRINT April 9. 1973

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The Last 5 Years We tair off all the quises and the masks To bum up and be taken by the Sun hot summer day You and I melting down to flow as wax And then we know the feeling to be one EULOGY nylons itching If I am to drown oily face Uncertainty is but our lifelong lot Let it be in the over flowing brooks a fly in your taco Tomorrow may be yet another day Of my mind. grow up And night might bring you here again or not So good-bye must be all that we can say If I am to bum in the fires of Hell drink milk Let it be from the kindling of clean hair little clothes and peaches We each must go and find ourselves a home My soul's Wormwood. But every now and chen we'll be alone —Lance Curtis If I am to sail upon stormy Waters then long strides Let it be the enraged Seas of my Existence gentle breezes For in all that I am there's a Man. wearing wisps of material QUE '73 and being smooth and strong You got all the music, and all the money, honey. What if you could make a machine that could record all the music runnln' through your head? All the music runnin' through your head makes you feel glad that you're not dead. — Nancy '

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If you are This year, high school and cameraman; Arthur Hiller, motion years, and it is anticipated to be interested and have the month of college students have the picture director; Peter H. Hunt, an event of even greater So you own a book. May for rehearsals (time approx. opportunity to enter Cinemedia motion picture, stage and TV magnitude in 1973. The quality of Congratulations! If you own 35, 7:00 p.m. — 10:00 p.m. week IV, the Broadway Department director; Fay Kanin, motion entries surpasses itself every year, you can enter the fifth annual nights), can sing and dance a little, Store's fourth annual Him festival picture, TV and stage writer; Don reflecting the expanding talents of CSCSB Library Book Collection and are dependable, please get in competition. Kilboume, President, Los Angeles young filmmakers, further Contest. touch with Dr. Barnes in AD-161, Each year, Cinemedia winners Film Teachers Association; substantiating The Broadway's Bibliophiles need not be arty in or stop by the Little Theatre any are awarded cash prizes of over Kathleen Nolan, motion picture, faith in their imagination and their tastes. Any book collection, week night from 7:00 p.m. to $3,000, plus the opportunity for TV and stage actress; James creativity." from comic tooks to learned 9:30 p.m. If you're interested in public recognition with screening Powers, motion picture industry All Cinemedia entries must be tomes, all based on a unified them working on a technical crew of their films in local theatres. executive; Robert Radnitz, received by June 15, 1973. is eligible. For contest purposes (Lights, set construction, costume Distinguished members of the motion picture producer; Wayne Official entry forms may be the collection should not be less fabrication) and have about four motion picture industry knd Warga, Los Angeles Times obtained through high school and that 35, nor more than 50 books. hours a week that you can spend related arts serve as ju^es, in an entertainment writer and editor; college film departments and The books, of course, must be working in the Drama ^ene effort to promote the outstanding Pat Williams, motion picture and through all Broadway Department owned and collected by the Shop, please contact Deirdre in contributions young adults are TV composer. Stores. Qualifications for entries are as student. That's to prevent the FA-110 (Drama Scene Shop). making to the Him media. The Financial Aid Office has unprincipled entrant from Interested in a Drama Improv Members of this year's 15 judge follows: 1. 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By BILL TARPAI move to close child care centers On March 14, Congressman through restricing the level of Jerome R. Wal^, made the services provided is a move following statement concerning initiated by an administration that the cutback of Federal money claims loudly and frequently that under Title IV-A of the Social it is devoted to taking people off Security Act; welfare not putting more people "I fully endorse and on it. wholeheartedly support the The more significant and tragic efforts of the Council for the effect, however, is directly on the California State College and lives of those dependent on such University Children's Centers to services and who are most keep child care centers open, not effected by the proposed only on campus but elsewhere in curtailment. the slate and in all localities where I join with the Council and with such centers serve the needs of a others in opposing the restriction broad range of working people in on these vital services and in cutbacks in Title IV-A. It it our state and where access to such calling on the administration to estimated that 645,000 children services is threatened by proposed abandon its plans to scuttle these in California could use these new federal standards restricting services and at least continue, if services if they were available. At eligibility. not expand, the level of their C.S.C.S.B. there is a need for good Tens of thousands of availability." quality child care services to be Califomians are directly or — This statement was made established. indirectly threatened by the directly to a representative of the The entire campus community administration's plan to child care center committee must be aware of this needed drastically curtail these services. during a telephone conversation service and be actively concerned The effect, in one perspective, can with the Congressman's office. with the children who deserve the only be to increase the size of 30,000 children in California will best we can offer them. How can welfare rolls. It is ironic that the be effected by the Federal you help? Very soon, the proposal for Revenue-sharing money to establish our center will come up Chevron before the San Bernardino City Spring's best to students & foculty from Council. You can help by calling your city councilman and asking him to endorse the proposal. If we HERB ELLIS'S can flood the councilman with our support for a quality day care Chevron Service program, it will help them recognize the valid need for these yadaoaBWduaiUBrrafuaeBum-audaddaaudddoao aeg UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT services. Especially at the lower levels of government is where individuai citizens have power. HERB ^LLIS: Owner COMPLETE AUTO CARE TfSose elected to a Consititutional Highland Florist; •ATLAS TIRES office or Legislative position stand between the tax-payer and the I • HOSPITAL BOUQUETS • CORSAGES •MOTOR OILS tax-spender. IF YOU HAVE • PLANTS •BATTERIES CHILDREN, tell the councilmen • FUNERAL SPRAYS • WEDDINGS •ACCESSORIES your own story about how quality S85-4183 child care on campus will benefit • CASKET PIECES •GIFTS 6A.M.-10P.M. you as an individual. IF YOU DON'T HAVE CHILDREN, but Commercial Accounts Welcome Herb's, For Service PROMPT & feel that good quality child care JWE WIRE FLOWERS FREE LOCAL DELIVERY COURTEOUS SERVICE services are important to not only the parents, but children, too — tell the councilmen that quality child care is a good investment of •272)4 Base Line your tax dollars. 306 W. Base Line San B'dino Highland 862-7240 >

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COUNTRY STORE FILM FLICK PRICE CHANGE: PRICKLY PEAR NEEDS Considering the CJountry store ActioUiu . . YOU-PRICKLY VERY IMPORTANT: Direct from Chicano Senator not as an advertisement but an the desk of George Romandy, PEAR WANTS YOU- introduction to a place of Activities Advisor: Forced To Resign SPRING QUARTER EVENTS community interest, here are a There's been a change of policy PRICKLY PEAR ASKS To Whom It May Concern: What's Hot Fun for the few items about the new as to Spring quarter ASB movies. THE QUESTION' "What Afro-American store in San I, Virginia Deharo, Junior class Summertime: There WILL be a $1.00 (One Is A Prickly Pear?" Bernardino. Senator do hereby turn in my Robert Heinecken's whole 100 pennies) charge to The Prickly Pear is Cal letter of resignation from the EXPERIMENTAL Run by Brother Flujay, the off-campus guests for the PHOTOGRAPHY in the Art Straight's Creative Writing Afro-American store is located at 1972-73 A.S.B. Senate. I am following films: doing this in the request of the Gallery; magazine that comes out every 566 West 4th Street, and they just April 13 - McCABE AND Chamber Orchestra Concert on year. It was named after a pear opened 2 mos. ago. Junior Class. MRS. MILLER I also wish to say that I am April 29; that appeared prickly (creative, They sell Afro-American April 27 - BONNIE & CLYDE "COP-OUT" and "HOME huh?) furniture, Afro shields and spears, sorry that this year's Senate was May 18 - MY FAIR LADY so involved with playing their FIRES," two drama daredevils The Prickly Pear needs students, liberation caps, Afro jewelry, May 26 — Saturday: PLAY running May 18-19, and the teachers (yes, ALL teachers in all prints and paintings. Hiey opened children games instead of really MISTY FOR ME getting down to business. That 23-27. areas, even ones that write in the gym hallway during the June 8 - ONE DAY IN THE creative trigonometry problems), Black (Cultural Festival and business was and is the student. LIFE OF IVAN DENISOVICH It's a shame that people let their faculty members, custodians, the displayed some of their work. PLEASE NOTE: All CSCSB vending machine man and Cal One of Cal Straight's students, personality interfere in doing their students, faculty & administration job. Straight'l loval CAMPUS Ralph Thomas, made a peoples will not, will not, be I sincerely hope that another SPRING'S FOREIGN FUCKOS SECURITY POLICE to write bad-looking Hendrix print. Visit affected. All movies are free The CRANES ARE FLYING articles.' Articles are defined by em sometime.. .you'll also find Chicano is put in my position for (that's like no bread, dough, we are just as much a part of this (Russia), April 14. the PRICKLY PEAR as pictures, out about some Afro activities. shells, rocks, etc.) to them. campus as any other student. You MEIN KAMPF, (Sweden), Apri. journalism (hear that. Bill Love Ya, 26. Thomas's class?), short stories, LEARNING LAB HOURS have been successful in getting George Romandy this letter from me, but I hope the SEVEN SAMURAI, (Japan), long stories, sad and happy "Don't get uptight, get help," is (Edited profusely by: Junior Class president replaces me May 4. stories, stories about dogs and the motto of Miss Diana Pelietier Activities editor) AND QUIET FLOWS THE love, stones about peanut butter and Frank Bennett of the with another Chicano. DON, (Russia), May 12. sandwiches under the willow tree, Learning Lab. Very truly yours, THE FORGOTTEN VILLAGE poems, essays. Presidential Wth piles of tape recorders, Executive Order No. 172 from Virginia Deharo AND AN ANDALUSIAN DOG. addresses, stuff you copied from walls covered with graffitti and the Chancellor's Office states that (Spain), May 24. the encyclopedia, stuff you posters, a neat radio that plays each campus of the CSUC shall TRANS-EUROP EXPRESS, copied from the guy in the third truckin music, and those two now accept up to 36 quarter units (France), June 2. row on the left, etc., etc. beautiful people to help you learn of transferable extension units. Barnes ya can't lose! Students whose records of Truck on over to the Learning extension credit were evaluated Lab in the Library Basement from prior to March 7, 1973, will be Honored Dr. Ronald Barnes of San Spring 73 best wishes to students & faculty at Cal State 10:00 — 3:00 any or every day of provided a re-evaluation upon Bernardino has been elected to the week. The Learning Lab's a request. 0>ntact the Evaluations the board of directors of the cool place where they've always Section of the Admissions Office. United States Institute for got time to listen and care for ya! "KOTUNJI'S Theatre Technology. CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE DANCE TROUPE A professor of drama and ^ Right Price Import House" chairman of the department at IMPORTS FROM If you missed Cal State you can't stop the California State (College, San Northridge's Dance TYoupe, blood. . .(unisons, harmony Bernardino, Dr. Barnes recently GENIUS 11, at the Billy Paul blends, precise actions)... .You returned from the national USITT AFRICA-JAMAICA- concert, you really missed a beddah git yoself togedah, niggah, meeting in St. Louis. He will serve dramatic and well-executed niggah, you know — don't you a two-year term on the board. GERMANY-ITALY- performance. Many of Cal State's know? — you been, we been," USITT develops theatre (at Northridge) best drama .. .(speeding up speech, actions programs and conducts research. 1 SPAIN-MEXICO- performers are involved in flow faster simultaneously); It is composed of consultants, GENIUS 11, and some beautiful ".. .You been, we been: Shootin architects, designers. Industrialists 'TRINIDAD-JAPAN-CHINA- singers with beautiful voices in smack! (Screams it and points and educators interested in the MALAYSIA-TAIWAN their Music Department. accusingly);; .. .Blowin weed! technical aspects of theatre. It is diwicult for me to describe (Louder) . .Droppin, droppin For example, the Institute • WE RENT TO PARTIES • the precision of their reds!" (At this point there is a recently brought Czech stage POKER TABLES AND CHIPS. ETC movements.. .it was something crescendo.) designer Josef Svoboda to WE ALSO HAVE MAIL ORDER that you would want to see to "Brothers Come Marchin Home America to conduct a series of PHONE 889-3109 capture the total effect of the Again" was a beautiful song, master classes for set designers on performance. which began with the choir college campuses. Sandra The following are excerpts of blending low and softly, and fit Stiglinski, CSCSB drama technical 720 E. Base Line Son B'dino songs/dramatic choirs: together perfectly when a female assistant, attended one of "...They keep a-comin, them^ soloist came in singing the lead; a Svoboda's classes at Cal State, whites, with their BA's and their male soloist joined her in Northridge. MA's and their PHD's (at this Dr. Barnes has been a member Welcome & best wishes to the spring quarter students chorus. point they actually have a speech Cal State Northridge's GENIUS of the Institute for about 10 harmony, which is sort of like 11 has been together only five years. This is his first elected ^ ^ lErS All to TO THE speaking on differenct levels to months. Larry Chapman is the position with the organization. make an entirely novel sound leader of the group, Debbie Dr. Barnes has been with Cal effect) Say it loud, We're black an Baxter is the soloist, Gary Hugh, State since it. opened in 1965. we're proud, we don't need no (Dpmmedian, Tony Burton and Formerly a Minnesotan, he came DAIRY QUEEN music, we got so much soul." Gino Arcee Dance Troupe to Stanford for his doctorate and Backgound harmonies come in Members. Many thanks to a then taught at Mills College. Family NIglit Specials - 4 to 10 p.in. with "Amen, brothers." . .You Genius-of-a-group. Dr. Barnes is the author of can stop a bro from flowing but various publications. His doctoral - MONDAY - dissertation was published in hard (Reg. 65c) cover as "The Dramatic (Remedy of William Somerset Maughan." Oelux Orazier CURGER 55 He and his wife, Mary, known throughout the area as an actress TRAVEL AGENCY with various theater groups, reside - TUESDAY - FISH SANDWICH (Reg. 50c) at 795 Glendenning Way, San Bernardino. BQSN'S MATE 39' TRAVEL - WEDNESDAY - The Publications Board (Reg. $1.50 value) m DREAMS Following a lengthy discussion regarding the fiscal autonomy of TACOS or TOSTAOOS 5»>t1 BRING US YOUR TRAVEL OREAMS. the Student Publications Board in the administration of funds for - THURSDAY - AT LAURA'S, WE WILL MAKE Student Publications allocated (Reg. $1.45 value) » from the Associated Student YOUR DREAM TRIP! Body (Article IV, Sections 1 BRAZIER BOGS Spoti through 7, of the Student SPECIAL BONUS! Publications Code), Dean A MILLION OR MORE FREE LIFE-TIME MEMORIES! DeRemer made the following A OFFIR GOOD thru llairg motion, which was seconded by ^ APRIL30,197 258 Nortli La Cadena Dr. Queen Kathy Hesseltine, and passed Cotton, Caliloroia unanimously by the four members remaining at the meeting: * BAIRY 825-2040 "I move that a Sub-Committee 222 S. Riverside Avenue 298 East Citrus be formed of two Publications Call e7$-0540 & Save TImo Redlands, California QUEEN Phone 793-7551 Board members, to be appointed by the ASB Senate, to consider SPRING 73' BEST WISHES - the whole fiscal relationship brazier, between the ASB Senate and the **•*. U.lk«P«l. OK., Am, p. Q. Cetp. TO STUDENTS & FACULTY AT CAL STATF Student Publications Board."

tOm April 9, 1973 PAWPRINT Page It Dorms Hit By First Big Bust against the student. At that point Conversations with numerous It would depend upon the the student has the choice of dorm residents: INTERVIEWS WITH fetched rumor to begin with and circumstances. The procedures are signing the charges or of Much information was found by ASSORTED PERSONS is certainly an offensive one, that involved at one level in handling requesting a hearing. If the talking with people about the INCLUDING DEAN KENT anyone at the college would issue less serious offences at the droms student signs it then comes to me bust. But for several different MONROE, PRESIDENT JOHN licenses to steal. We did have a and at another level in handling for review and approval or reasons I am not at liberty to M. PFAU AND CAMPUS CHIEF theft of an $800 stereo in the them at the college level itself. Dr. rejection. If the student requests a disclose any of it. In fact, this OF POLICE WALTER S. KADYK dorms and have had some Theron Pace is working at setting hearing then a date is set for one. story must end here. I've been CONCERNING THE RECENT hasseled by several members of information about the theft. But up a disciplinary counsel at the After the hearing, I review it and DRUG BUST IN THE DORMS in a circumstance, either on or off droms regarding less serious then submit it to the President for the BSU about accusing any LAST WEEK blacks (and they call Van a the campus, before you can take offences there. When an action his approval or rejection. Reporter: Lanse Curtis racist?). And now 1 am told that if action against a suspect you have goes to the college the first person Conversations with President There have been rumors, and my story accuses, by name, to have sustainable evidence. You it goes to is Dean Ferry. Dean John M. Pfau: rumors are all they have been, anyone as an Informer, I will be have to have either physical Perry conducts the investigation I suppose you've heard the that certain people were arrested open for a liable suit! F ! evidence or testimony of that and prepares the charges and all of rumor circulating around campus on campus with either a parole Well I may be stupid, but I'm kind of thing that you can present that kind of thing. And at the concerning a deal made between violation out of L.A. or for theft not crazy. I don't want to end up at a hearing that supports the conclusion of that, she submits the supposed informants of the of an $800 stereo or for selling in Berdo County Jail again, you charges. the charges to the accused and drug bust and Dean Kent Monroe. drugs on campus and that they know what I mean? About all that And we have no evidence of indicates to the student the Do you feel that there is any truth made a deal with Dean Monroe can be said to be on the safe side that kind at this point. If we did evidence against them. Then the to it? . that If they turned in people in is, there are a lot of people who we would certainly act upon it charges are brought, or, if to the I am not going to comment the dorms that they would go free live on and off campus that know and we will continue to try to get contrary, there is not enough about this matter because this is of any charges against them. Now such evidence, but in all candor evidence, no charges are brought police business. (Continued on page 14) as for my own opinion, I really with the passage of time the must admit that it is a charge chances of getting such evidence made by many people that they decreases. But as far as having the claim is true and by others that goods, or having the evidence on claim is not. I am in the dark as someone and then knowingly for the origin of said rumor and I suppressing it and making some could just as easily go along with kind of deal with somebody, one view as with another. It is that's the kind of thing we could simply not clear to me what the not do legally or ethically. It is truth is. But for those wfio would simply not within the realm of the like to hear both sides, and some kinds of things we could do. in between, this article is Anyone doing something like that submitted. would be vulnerable to Conversations with Dean Kent disciplinary action. Monroe: If anyone were actually found You've heard about the rumor to possess something stolen from circulating on campus concerning the dorms and they were to be a deal made between you and the disciplined by college authorities, so-called informants. Is there any would you be the person to truth to it? decide on that matter or would it In other words we are being be someone else? I mean are you accused of issuing licences to the person at the top as far as steal. That of course is a very far disciplinary matters go? • COUPON •••••••••••• • B • Welcome & best wishes to Cal State Students •

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Among* alt the ports af the l^ody^ the t6n^e''"'is a wicked wortd.in ^dtsetf. Nobody must imagine that he is veti^ gioua white he et^Vi goes on deceiving himself and not keeping control over his tongue; anyone who does this has the wrong idea of religion. Make a tree sound and its fruit will be sound; make a tree rotten and its fruit will be rotten. There is ho 'sound tree that produces rotten fruit, nor' 'again a rotten tree that produces sound fruit,, , For every tree dan be'told by its^omi fruit; people do not pick figs from thorns, nor gather grapes from brambles. For a man's words flow out of What fills hie 'heart, A good man draws good things from his ^toi*e of goodness; a bad man draws had things from his store of badness. The only man who could reach perfection would be someone who never said anything wrong. Be would be able to control every part of himself. Once we put a bit into the horse's mouth to make it do what we want, we have the whole animal under our control. Or think of ships: no matter how big they are, even if a gale is driving them, the man at the helm can steer them anywhere he likes by controlling a tiny rudder. So is the tongue only a tiny part of the body hut can proudly claim that it does great things. Think how small a flame can set fire to a huge forest; the tongue is • a flame like that. It infects the whole body catching fire itself from hell, it sets fire to the whole wheel of creation, iHild^cotimals and birds, reptiles, and 'fish can alt be'tamed by man and often are;, met nobody can tame the tongue — it is a pest that will not keep still, full of deadly poison. We use it to bless the Lord and Father, but we also use it to curse men who are made in God's image: the 1*11 he with you, blessing and the curse come out of the same mouth. My prothers, this must be wrong — does only water supply give a flow of GOD fresh water,and salt water out of the same pipe? The tongue of wise men distills knowledge, the tongue that soothes is a tree of life, the moiith of fools spews folly, the barbed tongue, a breaker of heart. Guard against foul talk; let your words be for the improvement of others,,, There must be no coarseness or malicious "^Ik — all this is wrong for you, raise SonBrnMOulinfr your voices in thanksgiving instead. Anyone who wants to have a "happy life and to engoy prosperity must banish malice from his tongue, deceitful conversation from his lips. There are some FIRE EQUIPMENT CO. whose thoughtless words pierce like a sword but the tongue of FIRE EXUNGUISHERS & {QUIP. the wise brings healing. Be who keeps watch over his mouth and Spring's best wishes to his tongue preserves himself from disaster. So I tell' you this, students & faculty that for* every unfounded word men utter, they will answer on Judgment Day, since it is by your words you' will be acquitted AiUtiutic Ristaarant iystmiSMVlMi Hydrostatic Testiof • leckirfii(. - and by your words condemned, Nose • Cjiiiloets - Etc. JLet your speech always be gracious, seasoned with salt; c03 for bars a fountains that you may know how you ought to answer everyone. Kindly Sew^ee 884-3912 S32 N. t ST. wor^ are, a honeycomb, sweet to the taste, wholesome to the body. SINCE 1929 AFTER HOURS: IIS.6992 SAN BERNAmtRO Be quick to listen and slow to your temper.

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The Pill Versus The SDrinoliill Mine Disaster (Continued from page 11) , A representative from the and no prescribed major is Graduate School of required or recommended. Work who the infohner or informers Our Beautiful West Coast Thing Administration, University of in the School will be facilitated, were. I, along with many others, We are a coast people California, Riverside, will be on however, by some study in believe that there was a deal made campus April 11, 1973 at CSCSB statistics, economics and the There is nothing but ocean out beyond us. for the informers to bust others so Placement Office to provide behavioral sciences. they could go free. I mean, people interested students with The Graduate School of just don't have others busted I sit here dreaming information about studies leading Administration has two new unless they themselves are getting long thoughts of California to a Master Degree in options in their Business program. something out of it. But as far as Administration. One is in Technological with whom the deal was made, at the end of a November day The Graduate School of Administration and the other is in your guess is as good as mine. below a cloudy twilight Administration provides ^^icultural Management. One more thing; when I tried to near the Pacific professional training in business, Those students who are ask the campus police one last public, educational, and graduating and working full time question concerning whether environmental administration. in the San Bernardino - Riverside listening to TTie Mamas and The Papas there had been an informer or The program is flexible and area might be interested in the THEY'RE GREAT informers working with the individualized to meet the needs Extended University program narcotics man from the Sheriffs of students. Students receive a which is a part time program at singing a song about breaking Department, Captain Kaydk said broad interdisciplinary education reduced costs in the same fields of somebody's heart and di^ng it! that he had "given me all the along with basic administrative administration described above. relevant information that he was I think III get up skills to qualify for professional Interested applicants may going to ^ve!" And that, was and dance around the room. jobs. reserve interview time by calling that! or dropping by the Placement Students may enter from Here I go! diverse educational back^ounds. Office, S-122, extension 408. By the way. Dean Monroe says that it's just not true about his being commited to a mental THE SYMBOL institution because he discovered When I was hitch-hiking down to Big Sur, that he was l/16th black black. Moby Dick stopped and picked me up. He was driving Lanse a truckload of sea gulls to San Luis Obispo. Hail The Old West! "Do you like being a truck driver better than you Guess what, all you radicals? The do a whale?" I asked. President of this fine college says "Yeah," Moby Dick said. "Hoffa is a lot better that he has not yet received Van's to us whales than Captain Ahab ever was. subpoena for the false arrest case. As western as a rusty branding poignant book written by a The old fart." There seems to be a discrepancy iron, the Rounce and Coffin Club bereaved widower, the cover here for my sourses tell me that of Los Angeles' Western Books carries a brief description: "The ITau has indeed received it. Exhibition will be on i^splay at Lanse Curtis title of this book is the sign that THE NATURE POEM SONNET the Library from March 26 Jim Bellows, Maggie's husband, The moon throu^ April 13. The sea is like Dr. Pace says that if enough hung on the door of their home is Hamlet an old nature poet With 40 examples of western on the day of her death, on a motorcycle people get together and organize a publishers' art, this collection who died of a December 19,1970. The book is a coming down good alternate natural food plan should be of interest to history heart attack in a collection of writing about a dark road. that talks could be started with students, native sons, and the public latrine. Ron on the matter. Let's see what Maggie, and by Mag^e. It was He is wearing His ghost still alien smog sniffers who call lovingly edited by Jim Bellows, a black leather can come of it. California "home." haunts the urinals. Charles Champlin, Norman jacket and Lanse For the ecolo^cally bent, At ni^t he can Corwin, Jack Roberts and Art boots. be heard walking . ^ AH-WA-NE days by Helen Hunt Seidenbaum." 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''"'MM April 9, 1973 PAWPRINT Pagt 15 Chicanos ^'Outside The Scope" of Western Political Thought often believe that Chicanos will be The following is a short essay Professor was unable to supply lessen skepticism about biases in misworded sentences in discribing satisfied with "D's" and "C's." grading procedures. paper written for a Political math theories. Often times when any reasons and thus changed the Instructors will soon discover that In sum, Mr. Castillo has felt that Science class. The following, of Chicano students discussed their "C" grades to "B's," both on the Chicanos are not submissive a Chicano student's life should course, may not represent the unsubstantiated low grades with papers and his grade book. Another area in education people to be used to balance the not be influenced and channeled opinions of every Chicano their instructors, they were 0ven grading curve. student. where investigation is lacking is in by an instructor that may never implicit answers or some Mr. Castillo has proposed that experience the struggles of a David Castillo rationalization like telling grading of test papers. Mr. Castillo has found that instructors have at least one-half of a class day be minority. Too often though, students, "if I raise your grade I'll devoted to allowing students to people are critical that minorities CmCANO'S EDUCATION 4iave to do likewise for other graded papers of Chicano's with DAVID CASTILLO less than a normal attitude. Mr. analyse one another's papers. Hiis may be entangled in the maze of students." Mr. Castillo had method would allow students an modern society but then this POUTICAL SCIENCE 312 frequently assessed that when Castillo was recently returned an DOCTOR GRAHAM exam paper with a score of 98%. exchange of ideas especially on reveals an individual's instructors grade papers they take essay and research papers. misunderstanding of the roles of March 6,1973 a negative view when the papers When [h. Professor was ask^d what' mistakes were made, he had Students do not learn from one minorities to challenge the system (i.e., term papers, essay papers) another by feeding to their in order to gain a fair chance of CHICANO'S EDUCATION are those of Chicano students. a wide smile for Mr. Castillo. "A grade of 98% is good, what else instructors material that other subsisting. The year is 1973, the month is What made Mr. Castillo skeptical students are not allowed to read. March. The setting is a lonesome of this issue was when one of his can you ask for," said Dr. Professor. Bull!!!!!! Mr. Castillo A more democratic way of This is really outside the scope college named California State instructors said that when he would only be happy with a grade grading papers is desirably needed of a course in the history of College at San Bernardino. The graded papers he deliberately of 100% because he knew that to replace the present monarchical western political thought. main character is a Chicano covered up the names of students was what he deserved. Instructors structure of grading and would (Instructor's Comment) student named David Castillo. to avoid any biases. Of course not It was David Castillo's third every professor does likewise year at California State College at when grading papers. It was San Bernardino and he was becoming too common for Mr. becoming skeptical about the Castillo to hear discussions from educational process. It was simple students about instructor's to make an issue out of the grading structure. Mr. Castillo educational process for Mr. became concerned by Castillo because he was primarily investigating his own papers. concerned with the attitudes of Immediately Mr. Castillo asked his the college toward Chicano classmates for previous assigned students. Mr. Castillo felt that papers to check their quality. Of instructors and administrators at course the papers were CSCSB were viewing Chicano comparable in quality and Mr. students as subordinate to Castillo infuriated, quickly sought Anglo-American students. In to find where the discrepancy CELEBRATION talking with students at CSCSB, was. Mr. Castillo's instructor, Dr. Mr. Castillo often heard dissenting Professor knew that this time he AT THE opinions from students about could not get by with any receiving low grades for absurd rationalization. Mr. Castillo had reasons. Those absurd reasons with him four other papers of his ranged from gramaticai mistakes classmates. 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A..., b; O- Ccp. ) COUPON EXPIRISIRIS '4-15-73 Page 16 PAWPRINT April 9, 1973 SPADES KNOCK OVER CSCSB team, 1st line*up, are the 2nd Team, All-American: over TEIS (the Effite 'A' Division: •A' BASKETBALL TITLE Sf oUi . . following players: Intellectuals) Faculty. TEIS was 59-52 Most Valuable Forwards: Jesse swept under by Ochella, a strong 1st Team, Ail-Americans: Reyes, Cavaliers; Kent Davis, In a final show of championship center on Los Malos, who sank a play the Spades captured the 'A' FROM THE DESK OF JOE 'A' Division: Cavaliers 19-basket game in the Basketball title against the LONG, INTRAMURAL Most Valuable Center: Robb Most Valable Team: Tournament. Cavaliers with a score of 59 - 52 in COORDINATOR: Hiomas, Spades Also pulling strong for the Los CAL STATE S.B.'s ALL*AMERICAN CAVALIERS the final round. Most Valuable Guard: Jim Malos were Randy Svoboda, It was Mike Thomas for the BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS Reese, Cavaliers forward, who tipped 11 baskets 1972-1973 Most Valuable Forwards: Ted Spades who steamed up the Sarr, Mother Truckers; Mike Most Valuable Guard: David with Jerome Presiado, forward, backboards with a total of 20 Thomas, Spades Lacey, Spades picking up a close lead with a points to his game. David CAL STATE S.B. has Most Valuable Center: Dennis total of 10. Wlieaton was keeping his eye on announced it's 1972 • 1973 Ist Team, All-American: Running close behind Svoboda the courts with a final score of 16, All-Ameriean Basketball Blair Most Valuable Guards: David 'B' Division: and Presiado were Andy a close runner-up for the lead Champions and leading the field Wheaton, Spades; A1 Connally, Most Valuable Forwards: Lancaster, L.M. guard, with a against Thomas' total pitch. for the All-Ameriean *A' Division kandy Svoboda, Los Malos; Greg Honkies total of 6 points to the game and Other high scorers were Robb price, TBIS; Stan IGelman, H, H, Jerry Tripp, guard, tying Thomas with a 10 chalked up in &B Lancaster with his 6. his throws, David Lacey pulling in Most Valuable Center: Dan Julio Silva struck three points with a total of 7, and Clyde Verps Welcome Students A Ochoa, Los Malos to the scoreboard during the coming in on the scoreboards with at Cal State yWeEci-yV Most Valuable Guards: Frank game. a total of 6 points to his game. Reyes, Avacados; Jerry Tripp OPEM Scoring high to pull the T.E.I.S. For the Cavaliers, it was A1 U AM^N PM. on their feet was Greg Price, who fOiVaaWMk Laragione who amazed everyone 2nd Team, Ail-Americans, led the TEIS scorers with a total in his fantastic lead-in and uplift 'B' Division shot score of 16 at the end of the ^HCXCCM for the Cavaliers of a throwing Most Valuable Forwards: game. Price is a leading scorer for N« I—EochHada, ReUenorTaco, Toatada, Beans, fUce -tl-TS. arm worth 25 points in the Jerome Bresiado, Los Malos; Ron TEIS and one of the League Ne. 2—Enchilada. Taco, Tostada;. Beans. Rice l.M Championship game. No. S—Enchilada. Tamale, Taco, Beans. Rke 1-SO Kent, Alpha Kappa Psi Division titleholders; he recently A LA CARTE Kent Davis ran a hi^ of 12, Encfatadas. Beans, Rice. Salad 1.9 Most Valuable Center: Ron was named one of CtQ State S.B.'s CMU Relienos. Beans. Rice, Salad. Tortillas 1.7S Martin, Avacados All-American Division with Dennis Blair keeping in close to the lead at a total of 7 points 4151 ^erra Way _ San Bernardino TU3-4^ Most Valuable Guards: Andy titleholders. to his game. Lancaster, Los Malos; Sam Miller, Coming up close behind Price DT's were Dave Decker with a total of The scorers saw David White 9 points to the game and Carl come in with 4 points to the total Wagner taking a lead over Decker and Jesse Reyes and Jim Alio pulling in together even with a LOS MALOS STEAL with a total of 12. Los Malos now hold the 4-point joint score. THRIFTY TV-RADIO SERVICE BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP The Spades are now the I In Riaito Serving the Inland Empire I It was Dan Ochella who led Los 1972-73 Basketball Championship for CSCSB. 1972-73 CSCSB 'A' Division Malos to a 55-52 close victory Titleholders. 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