Committee To Reclistfibute Questionnaire Student Information Study r. To Be Handled Differently A committee of students maHoo would a:Lso anow pre- launched a campaign today d!icti001Js to be made concern- :to rievive the UCI Student ing the f:trture ·e1cionomy a n d Culture Ques1bilonnaire, which pr·ogir:essive direc!tfoins oif the was intti'ated at 1the Conclave. USA, 'and will. aiso r:evieal the UGI s1rudents were asked weaknesses in pre-c 01l l e g e to comp 1 et ,e the ques·biJon- trainmg anid guidance. naiWe diistributed by the So- filach sJtudlent will have a cial Sciences Division con- S'epa:r:alte r,eioord kept 01f him, cerning thei,r political aitti- and ·eiach lti!me the question- tudes, vocational desires and naire is ad ministered, feel!ings on other student-uni- dhanges in ibis atti:tudes will vers~ty re1ationsihips. How- be ndted. Dr. Wallace a n d ever, the resiponse to t h e his associates 1ilnltend to dis- study was so poor that a trilbute the test in the fall gmup olf s-tudenits feels an- and spring for the next four o1lher attempt s h o u 1 d he years. made. The 1same research project Thie res1earch project and ts being conducted at Univer- the g r C> u p are being spon- sity of ica1ifiornia at Santa Cruz. The most sigruificant fact MAKING PLANS - Members of the Irvine Student Culture Committee are planning to re- sored ll>y thre,e non-UCI pro- fessors: Drs. Walte1r WaHace that Dr. Wallace revealed was distribute the student questionnaire. Working on the project · are Sonja Berggren, Leslie the compared response total of Fausett and Terri Boggs. and John Kitsyse, professors of socilalogy 1at Norithwes:tern the two universities. He re- University; and Dennis Mc- ported that whereas Santa Cruz had a 75 per cent reply, llrath, ip1rof:essi0r of sociology at the Universi'ty of Califor- only 17 per cent of the UCI n1a, Santa Gruz. student body took the ques- The commi1ttee and the re- tionnaire. searchers f·2el that the fir.st The student committee wrn attempts to distribute the off er the questionnaire to questionnake f1ai!led because students in a different way. First, students will not need of the 1aick 0£ illlfo.rma t i o n to identify themselves on the prnv~dect the s!tude:nit body albout 1the prioded. ''Dher·efore, questionnaire by filling ii t the group is presenting the their names; registration card numbers will be suffi- research proj1eict in ai di.ff er- ent and factual light. cient. In addition, the ques- In an interview, Dr. Wal- tionnaire will be distributed for four days, and students ~ace rev1 ea~ed the followi n g facts about the ·study. The re- (Continued on Page Four) Weekly Publication of the Irvine Student Press-Sc Copy searchers are oons~dering the gT,owth, developmen;t a n d Vol. 1-No. 7 IRVINE, Wed., Dec. l, 1965 student-Facullty cultw:e dur- ing the fjrst ye.airs of exist- Pella:mTo Speak ence. Dr. Wallace and his asso- Dudng Seminar ci~tes Wa7lit to know 1 ~he kinds ''Phenomena Ne·ar Abso- of effec!ts situdent and faculty lute Zero'' is the itopic whi-cih Campus News culture· h a v e on incoming Professor John R. PeUam, s1tudients in terms of chang- dI ilhe' U.C. Irvhw physics de- Don Woodridge, president of Gathering on the stage of on learning new steps and ing artititudes toward v,oca- pal"tment, will discus1s to- the Chapman Coalege chap- Campus Hall, a folk dance perfecting skills. tional cho:i:ces. nighit at 7 p.m. in the Sci- ter of the California Federa- ence Lecture Hall. It will be group meets every Friday English teacher Patty Par- ''Although mo.s1 freshmen t 1 ti:on of y ,01UJllg Democrats, will malee and freshman Barry 'the fir:s1t in a series of month- be the guest speaker at night from 7:00 to 11:00 p.m. huve an idea of W1hat they ly s1eminaris con c e r n i n g an Glass will be giving instruc- woufM 111ke to, be when they org1anizati:ona1l meeting of the to learn the techniques of tion to the group. The two "Frontieris · of Re,s1earc'h," UCI Young Democrats, Thurs- f.<>lk dancing. enteir college, mosit change to sponsored hy 1i!he newly or- are donating their time. Miss something 1 e during the day, December 2. Speaking The evening is divided into Parmalee may be reached e s ganized Dean's Cabinet fur on the purposes of this po- colfoge years,'' he :pointed Physical Sciences. three sessions. From 7: 00 to at HY 4-6223 by students who ''We, want to diiscover litical organization, Mr. Wood- 8:00, dancing for begmners are intereisted in knowing out. Dr. Peillaim, fiorme'rly pro- ridge will addres·s all inter- who wish to learn basic steps more about the club. whalt causes the clhaniges.'' fessor olf physks. ait the Cali.- ested students at 7: 30 p.m. and techniques is presented. A:ccording to Mis:s Parma- By dete001ining in~l]uences, fiomiia lll!sititute of Technolo- in NS-1435. Students who have Fr<>m 8: 00 to 10: 00 open danc- lee, everyone is invited fo the rese~Cih group feels that gy and director of the low questions or who would like ing allows students to make the dance meetings:, ,and it can establish a 'S'atisfac!tory temperartur1e labor a t o r y to attend may contacl Andy reques·ts for dances they wish those who attend need not model m belhiavior for college there, is an internait:ionally Lachman, 833-5374. to do. From 10:00 to 11:00 have previous folk dancing students and apply the knowl- recognfaed :authority on phys- the advanced group works experience. edge to fu1tme· university edu- ical phenomena ait low tem- The Ne.wman club, a group cational systems. '.Dhe infor- peratures. sponsored by Catholic col- lege students, will hold an organizationa1 meeting Sun- Operation Thanks Gets Help day, December 5. 'Dhe pro- More than 300 signatures, signed and donated $40.00 in griam, Which w.iJ1 · folllow a as well as $106.55, were col- cash. Twenty students vol- 6:00 p.m. Mass, will be pre- lected for "O per at i on unteered to circulate more se1nted at Our Lady Queen of petitions during their free Angels Church, 2046 Mar Thanks" at the University of hours. Vista, Corona del Mar. This California, Irvine. The proj- According to Miss Spake, is directly across from Oo- ect, which was started by the program is "to boost mo- rona 1del Mar High School. students at Pepperdine Col- rale of US troops in Viet- Guest speakeifs will discuss lege, was instigated at many nam; to help change the low the organization of the New- of the college campuses in opinion which our soldiers in man club and the possibil- . Vietnam hold toward Ameri- ity of starting a 'branch at The informal movement in- can college students because UCL volved the signing of a letter of recent demonstrations; and thanking United States sol- to show our deep apprecia- Students who .are interiest- diers in Vietnam for their ser- tic"1 ::i t Th ~inkc;: gi vin q; t;'l.e, ed in forming ,a UC Irvine vice and donation of food when Americans traditicnal- Forensic Society are invited and clothing to an impover- ly 6ive

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Fresh- ers. man prelimi:nai"ie·s begin at Coach Dan Rogers, con- 6 p.m. temp1a!ting the irrjm-i,es suf- The hoops:ters will host Cal feir ed by his team, calmly claims 'bhait a vi!C'tory tonight will be "a ooadung .miracle." Te.!i ~ii · $ Squad Rive:rsid1e Coach Fr:ank Lin- denbmg says that his team G e~ ~ ns Pr~cHce !has impr·oved 100 per cent over last s~a:son, and that The UOI Tennis 'teiam be- yeaT's gmup had a 14-9 rec- gan regular practices last ord. Monday afternoon. Sched- UCI, having already lost uled to meet on Monday .and guair ds Jim Splittg,erber and Friday from 3: 00 ta 5: 00 Bob Lund for the ye1ar, has p.m., the team practice.s prac- managed to ,injme al1 but READY - UCl's varsity hoopmen are ready ·i o face UCR tonight in Campus Gym. Top row: ticing at the Tewinkle Courts one of the star ting players. (I to r) Athletic Director Wayne Crawford, Coach Dan Rogers, Scott McOwen, Eldon Mc- in Costa Mesa. 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1 •. ;It' s-t8 fii c.iaI! Ant,eater Mascot LandsHde Ballot Pushes An.leater Over 50% Mark In a landslide victo;ry, the Anteater bo.wled over all op- po•sa.tion and be.came UCI's of- ficial mascint in heavy v.ot- 1ing yesterday. The Anteater received 559 votes as opposed to .only 441 fo,r the opposing candidates combined. T;he figure gave the Anteater 55.9% ·oif all votes cast, well .nveJ: the half requir- ed for victory. . Rurming second with only i21 V'Ote.s was "none of these." A c10 1se third was Sea Haw~s w~th 113. Approximately 30 write ,in votes, were cast. In a la.st ditch ef~ort to shuffle the hal1ot, four norn.i- na:tions and a withdrawal were tocned in just before the Tue·sday evening dead- line. With only Anteater, Road- runners, Uniicorns, and "none of these" ·on ·the ballot, peti- tiions for Bis·on, Centaurs, Seo Haiw'ks, and Toros were filed with the AdiviUes Commit- tee late Tuesday aifterno1on. ZOT - This may soon be UCl's friend and companion. It's Artie the Anteater who resides in Val's Pet Shop in Garden 'The last-minUJte petition fil- Grove. Apparently there were no ants available and Artie had to settle for milk. ing c a m e as a surprise to many observers. Jim ShadeH, who circulat- Six ed the Centaurs peti1tion, said Musicians that he didn't realize t h c Anteater was becoming so To Be Honored populair or he wou1d h a v e Six young Orange County started sooner. musicians will be honored "I wanted 1to see at leasit when they appear with The one good choice on the bal- Debut Orches Lra Friday in the Orange County Philhar- lot," he said. monic Society's current Sub- Kay Jans·en, whJ handled scription Series of concerts. .the · ~orns petition, said that The aggregation o.f young · s'hie wanted UCl to have a talent, average age 17, will mas·cnt whic'h wais approprl- be heard i 1 the Orange Coast ate to the area. 'Doros, s h e College Auditorium at 8: 30 felt, was a ''worthy'' choice. p.m., with cc-conductors John Acciording rto Schuyler Bas- Wed. Dec. l, 1965 Green and Michael Tilson sett, election chairman, t h e IRVINE, CALIFORNIA Thomas. controversial Unicorn w a s Student tickets, at $1.50, finally removed irom the bal- are on sale at the Orange lot on a dedsion by the Ac- Oounty Philharmonic Society, tivities Committee. 201 West Go·ast Highway, "Tlhe Uni:corn Commit- Newport Beach, 646-6411. Reg- ·tee turned in a peti!tion witl1 ular single tickets are $3.50. eighit names," sa1d Basse.tt, The Orange County musi- "It was enough to knock the cians include two winners of count ·on the fkst .petition TR the 0. C. Philharmonic's down below the 100 signature Young Musicians Scholar- ships of $250.00 each. The limit." 1965 awardees are Warren In an attempt to po•stpone Mascot Situation Prompts New Look W. Roche, trumpet and Ran- the election, a second peti- dall H. Anglin, tuba. They tion was being circulated by come from Anaheim and Ful- Tom Slayback, who handled lerton, -repsectively. · i:he Roadrunners petition. Othe.r participants are David (Continued on Page. Two) At Other Cal University Campuses Martin, horn, and Christine cern was prepared to donate a horse named Don Juan as a Lundquist, flute; both are In view of the masc-at con- mascot 'Dhey were forced to from Anaheim. Completing trov:ersy, a close look was tak- a live one to the school. give it up, though, because the the list of six are Henry and Library Begins en at the maiscot sli:tuaUons on In 1954, UC Riverside stu- expens·e was too mucih. Judy Scholtz, oboe and horn S'Ome of the otheir Uilli.versity dents chose their mascot dur- respectively, both fr.om San- Extended Hours of Californiia campuses. ing an election which was or- ta Ana. The program will include In response to student and Although 'fledgling Santa ganized by the student news- Anteater Fol'lows Orchestral Variations by Rob- faculty requests for longer Cruz has not taken any 1steps paper. Known as the High- ert Henderson, the winning hours, the library has begun lander, UCR'·s mascot is a composer of the O.C. Phil- extended service. at all toward choo·sing a mas- 'Bear' Tradilion harmonic Society's. 1964 bear dressed in Scottish attire. Students who ihave been Under the regular extended cot, San Dieg·o chose its mas- clammoring for a mascot that Young Musicians Foundation cot last year, which was its It is only a symbol, however, schedule, the library is open will 1f.ollow the UC "Bear" Auditions Award. from 8: 00 a.m. until midnight first year of existance. and there is no live bear. The tradition may be linterested Additional selections per- nickname Highlanders was not to know that the Encyclopae- formed will be El Salon Mex- Monday through Friday. On The students of San Die1go on the ballot and was written dea B r~ tar ni-::a rzf.er.s to the iC'o by Aaron Copland; Con- Saturday, it is open between chose not a Live animal, but a in as "Hy landers." It was iJ.at- ant ; ate ~: as the antbear. certo No. 2 in G minor for 9:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m., and er modified to Highlanders. on Sunday, between 2:00 p.m. creature called a Triton, As 1oppo1scd to th2 aardvark, Pian-o and Ofrhestra, featur- which serves as a mascot and Santa Barbara'.s present an entirely diffe,rent animal ing 15-year-old guest pianist and 10 p.m. a nickname. The 'Drii.ton has a nickname dates back to 1935. which dwells in Afifica, the Mona Golabek; and Sym- During registration and en- man's head, a fish'•s• body, and Whiile still a state college, South American antbear is the phony No. 1 in G minor by rollment weeks, recesses, and it carvi·es a trident while blow- students had been called the long-no•sed creature usually Tchaikovsky. on Washington's birthday, the ing a conch shell. Eagles. In 1930 the name was pictured when one thms of library will be open between changed to the Roadrunners. the anteater. 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. Mon- After two pr·eliminary bal- Then in 1935, after becoming The antbear is the animal day through Friday; between lots, the Triton was chosen a part of the University of depicted in the cartoon strlip Be Patient! 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. on out .of a group of about 10 sug- California system, the Leigis- B.C. This creation, from which 1000 Saturday; and closed Sunday. gestions including Argonauts, lative Council changed the much ·Of the Anteater .splirit Barracudas (or Bear-acuda:s), References and other spec- name to Gauchos. has been derived, ~s called an ZOT Buttons ial library services are avail- Blue Sharks, Do~phiins:, Grizz- "eatanter" by the cavemen. ly Bears, Ifodiaks, and Sting Gauchos, however, was a able until 10:00 p.m. or ear- nickname, not a ma.scot. Un- The anteater itself though ARE ON THE WAY lier closing times only. Rays. Had the voters chosen re'fers ~o itself as an' anteater'. the Dolphins, an i0utsiide con- til last year, the students kept Page Two SPECTRUM Wed., Dec. 1, 1965 ~ .. Anteater D. H. Bagley - Books Editing, Typing and (Continued from Page One) 124 , Costa Mesa Reproducing "I realize that I can't have "An Antiquarian Bookshop" the election positponed by pe- II Floyd's Feat • • • UC Experience titioning," he admitted. "But USED B·001KS Dupage Buslness Service By Floyd Norris I wanit tlo show the Activities 642-0790 - 11-7 Mon.- Sat. 208 N. Coast Hwy., Laguna Bch. OG'mrni!tteie thaJt I have sup- . port." The decision has been 100% pro-Anteater, at least Accordmg ·to Slay'ba:ck, an made. UCI's mascot is now has an official mascot behind artist at WaTner Brothers the Anteater. My compli- them; and I ask students and * TECHNICAL BOOKS Pietureis wais mawing a spe- ments (OT kudos if you pre- faculty to unify behind the cial picture of the Roadrun- f er) to the voters for select- hoopsters as they "zot" their * SLIDE RULES ner, brnt the pieiture would not be odmple:ted until aifter the ing the one candidate which way to victory during the * STATIONERY election. has proven itself able to stim- coming season. ulate spirit. * 30,000 PAPERBACKS SELECTED FOR STUDENT REQUIREMENTS With a mascot to yell about, the cheerleaders are working 101 CIUDAD SANT A ANA BOOK STORE feverishly to prepare yells for the basketbaU game against 208 W. 4th Street - UCR tomorrow night. . ROCKS OUT Phone 543-8456 The team, although not

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