Vol. 59 No. 50 University of , Santa Barbara Tuesday, November 21,1978 Supervisors Set Date for Hearing On Goleta Valley Incorporation By CYNDE TAHSE LAFCO for review and possible revision. Wallace The date for a public hearing on the Goleta Valley stressed that if the board approves the proposal as is, incorporation proposal was set Monday by the Santa it may appear on the March ballot. Barbara Board of Supervisors. This proposal would incorporate the entire Goleta LAFCO, the Local Agency Formation Commission, Valley area, including Isla Vista, into a city. approved it’s version of the Goleta Valley cityhood However, most of the large areas of open land and proposal last week, and sent it on to the Board of agricultural land have been excluded in LAFCO’s Supervisors. Yesterday the supervisors set Dec. 11, proposal. , 7:30 p.m. in the Planning Commission Hearing The Supervisors also allotted an additional $1,000 to Room, as the date for a public hearing to solicit Isla Vista for improvements and decided to put the public opinion on the proposal. issue of whether or not to import state water on the March 6 ballot. If this proposal is approved by the supervisors, it The money awarded to Isla Vista will be used for will then face the voters. However, it must meet the wheelchair ramps construction on curb corners. This filing deadline in order to appear on the March ballot. is part of the park district’s continuing project to aid Unless little or no controversy arises from the handicapped citizens of the community. public hearings the proposal may not meet this The supervisors also approved the wording of the deadline. According to Supervisor Bill Wallace, if measure to be on the March ballot concerning the someone wants to petition either to be incorporated importation of state water. The decision will be left to into the city, or left out of the proposed city’s boun­ the voters whether or not the county will turn to state daries, the proposal will have to be referred back to water. Parapsychologists Seek Public Acceptance o f Their Research

By WALT HALLEY years he taught and carried on () Kuhn’s term. Since the Society for Psychical research under grants from “I see much more of a Since 1953, the Pilgrim has logged over 25,000 Research was founded in England various foundations. Funding for graduation between one thing and miles in her quest to promote peace in the world. She in 1882, scientific inquiry into parapsychology has never been another. We may be on the verge of recently began a pilgrimage around the United psychical phenomena has' offered by the university. a massive revision of the way we States, which brought her to the Santa Barbara area. proceeded at a slow, but steady Morris is now at U.C. Irvine, see the world, or we may only have rate. where he is offering an in­ to do some rearranging. But there Parapsychologists today have troductory and an advanced class definitely will be modifications.” their own professional group, the in parapsychology, as well as Morris does have some idea of The 'Peace Pilgrim'- Parapsychological Association, doing his own research. Grant what those modifications may deal which was admitted to the money was provided for a lecturer, with, although he insists there is a American Association for the Dr. David Phillips, at UCSB this need to clarify the basic con­ A Long, Hard Road Advancement of Science in 1969. fall quarter, but no money is ceptual terms of psi research That action, notes parap­ projected beyond that and the before progress is made. He also By SANDRA THOMAS sychologist Dr. Robert Morris, was question of whether parap- emphasizes the need for parap­ Peace Pilrim has a grandmotherly aura with her silver hair and more a tribute to the scientific sychology to interact with other pleasant expression. But rather than spending her time tending methods of inquiry advocated by This is the second of a disciplines, like psychology and children in the park she has dedicated 41 years of her life to a quest for the PA than an endorsement of the three part series examining anthropology. peace on earth. findings of psychical research on the emerging science of “ We are studying what appear to She wears a navy blue tunic with pockets all around the bottom in thé part of the AAAS. parapsychology. be new modes of communication which she carries all her worldy possessions: a comb, a folding But the event was a triumph for between an organism and its en­ toothbrush and a ball point pen. a science which is as yet unsure of sychology will continue to be of­ vironment,” Morris explained. On the front of the tunic in white letters it reads “ PEACE itself and its place among the fered at UCSB remains dependent “ It’s an interdisciplinary area-for PILG RIM .” On the back it says,“ 25,000 MILES ON FOOT FOR traditional disciplines. Contact had upon funding. ( Please turn to p.8, col. 1) PEACE.” Her blouse, slacks and canvas-topped children’s sneakers been made and parapsychology To date, the results of what are all blue, the symbolic color for peace. was no longer out in the cold~not parapsychologists call “psi” “ I took the name of Peace Pilgrim when I started my first entirely, at least. Parap­ research, the search for an pilgrimage Jan. 1,1953,” she said. Peace Pilgrim has been her name sychologists know they have a long unknown hypothetical element Iranian Students to for almost 26 years now, with the emphasis on peace rather than road ahead of them, and that it underlying all psychical herself. may be rocky. phenomena, have been modest. Rally Against U.S. She recently began her seventh pilgrimage around the United At UCSB course material in Data is compiled, results are States. She said she was born in the U.S.A. and has never been out of it parapsychology has been offered analyzed and new avenues of except to visit her “ neighbors” Canada and Mexico. She walks from since 1972 under the now defunct exploration discussed. Psi Support of Shah (Please turn to p.8, col.l > Tutorial Program. In 1974 Morris researchers feel that psi has been was hired and for the next four clearly shown to exist, but those The Persian Student Group will taught in the traditional sciences sponsor a rally to discuss the remain unconvinced. American government’s in­ If the experiment is dealing with volvement in Iran today at noon in Hetherington Lectures on Current the transmission of information Storke Plaza. outside the known senses, it is Iranian students wish to make called extrasensory perception. If the American people aware of the Industrialization of Iranian State it deals with non-physical influence presence of' a reported 50,000 By DAVE KIRBY has the potential and opportunity rugged Iran with her widely over an event (mind over matter) m ilitary. advisors who work in A comparison of the current to become the industrial nation the dispersed population centers. it is called psychokinesis. Ex­ conjunction with the shah’s Iranian situation to that of Great Shah desires but will not do so * Increased air traffic will un­ perimental designs yield government. It is hoped that if the Britain on the eve of the industrial because of his policies. He doubtedly help to ease this probabilistic results-that is, data American people become aware of revolution was presented in a suggests that “ much disaster problem but at the present there is analyzed on the basis of a purely the situation in Iran then they will lecture yesterday by Norris could be avoided if (people) would are alot of problems in the aviation chance score, and statistics are pressure the U.S. government to Hetherington, who recently look at history.” system of the country. heavily employed. get out of Iran. completed an extensive visit to Because of her vast oil supplies, Turning to communications, But the Held has no Newton or Demonstrations on the current Iran. Iran has the money to bring about Hetherington compared the royal Einstein, and the big experimental situation in Iran have been Hetherington’s theory was that industrialization. However, her oil mail of England to the Iranian breakthrough hasn’t taken place. sponsored by the Persian Student although the events taking place in is not expected to last until the end mail which is slow. Of the 35 Will psi research ever produce Group for the past two weeks. A Iran today are similar to that of old of the century. “ The opportunity is million citizens only one million what Willis Hannon of the Stan­ spokesman for the group said England, the steps taken by the brief and alot of money has have phones. “ This is the most ford Research called “ the Second earlier that demonstrations had government to relieve social, already been squandered in at­ serious obstacle to in­ Copernican Revolution?” Not for a been going on at other universities economic and political pressures tempts to industrialize,” said dustrialization,” he said. while, said Morris. across the country in response to are not. Hetherington. Britain's education system at the “ We maintain what I like to refer recent events in Iran. Today Iran is in turmoil. Public In comparing old England to time was closely linked with to as ‘enlightened uncertainty,’” Spokesmen for the group feel dissatisfaction with the Shah and Iran, Hetherington pointed out science and technology. According Morris explained. “ We don’t know that Iran could become the next his military supported regime is several aspects that were to Hetherington, this type of what is going on. Lots of folks want Vietnam. In a previous article, one widespread. According to developed in the former but are not education in Iran “ has improved to understand the universe. I don’t said that Iranian demonstrators on Hetherington, this is because of the being developed in the latter. but is still not adequate.” feel the need for a paradigm yet- campus wished to see the removal Shah’s ideal of turning his country One of these was transportation. Hetherington suggests that if we need more of a handle on the of the shah’s dictatorship “ which into a modern, westernized in­ England developed canal and what was done in England along data base. has been keeping the Iranian dustrial nation. He has raised the other transport systems which these lines in eighteenth century “There are a tremendous people under oppression for the expectations of his people to the facilitated commerce and greatly England were done in Iran, in­ number of claims in the field, and past 37 years. point that he can no longer keep all contributed to industrialization. In' dustrialization could come about we have to decide what has to be “ We want to form a democratic his promises, therefore creating contrast, Iran's transportation more peacefully and successfully. explained. We have no theory, but nation in which all interests are dissent and dissapointment among system is poorly developed. He stressed that money needed to I ’m not embarrassed by the lack of represented and would be them. Britain is a small, densely be more effectively invested back a paradigm at this point. I'm just protected by the law,” the Hetherington stated that Iran populated country in contrast to into the country. not that comfortable with spokesman said. DAILY NEXUS TUESDAY. NOVEMBER21. 1978 HEAIDUNBKS The S tate The N ation The W orld

LOS ANGELES — Police in Los Angeles say WASHINGTON — The federal government ISTANBUL — Turkish Security Agents they are uncertain if two stabbings in the skid says you won’t be contributing to runaway arrested at least 400 persons yesterday, en­ row area Sunday night are linked to nine skid inflation when you buy a Hershey bar. The ding the brief hijacking of a commuter ferry row knife murders since Oct. 23. The two men Council on Wage and Price Stability ruled with about 750 passengers aboard. Two police survived and were taken to County USC yesterday that Hershey’s recent five cent gunboats chased the hijacked boat as it criss­ Medical Center. Their conditions are not yet price increase for the chocolate falls within crossed between the two sides of the known. Investigators say the two men were President Carter’s anti-inflation guidelines. Bosporous Straits. Finally, the hijackers found on the streets just after midnight. They The council said the 20 percent increase is decided to surrender and returned to Istanbul. had been stabbed several times in the torso, as okay because the bar contains 14 percent more were the nine men considered victims of the chocolate. GEORGETOWN, GUYANA — Guyana’s so-called “Skid Row Stabber.” But unlike the information minister says as many as 400 previous skid row victims, these two are WASHINTON — A former undercover bodies have been found ed the jungle camp of described as young and Spanish-speaking. A policeman told a House panel yesterday he the California “people^ Temple” religious police spokesman says the latest victims don’t doesn’t believe Martin Luther King’s 1968 sect. He says the victims, men, women and seem to fit the wino image of previous victims. murder was the result of an F B I plot. Merrell children, apparently lined up for lethal doses But investigators haven’t ruled anything out McCullough testified in the assassination of poison brewed in a tub. yet. committee’s probe of whether King was lured to Memphis to help stem the violence PARIS — Egypt’s President Sadat says he’s LOS ANGELES — Police say actor Paul surrounding a strike by Black garbagemen. willing to go anywhere “except Jerusalem” to Newm an’s 28-year-old son, Allan Scott, died in meet again with Israeli Prime Minister Begin. a West Los Angeles motel room yesterday of WASHINGTON — Westinghouse Electric And he stresses no peace treëty can be signed an accidental overdose of a combination of pleaded guilty yesterday to 30 counts of filing unless agreements on the West Bank and Gaza alchohol and a depressive-type drug. In­ false statements to conceal the payment of are included. That’s the chief issue stalling the vestigators report the body was found in a bribes to a former Egyptian official. Under a current peace talks in Washington. He also room at the Ramada Inn where young plea-bargaining agreement, Westinghouse said that Egypt would continue to build up its Newman had been staying since last Tuesday. will pay $300,000 in fines. defenses even after a treaty is signed.

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F ™ ECKANKAR * this holiday by in honor of if Yearning to understand life in its deeper the the farmworkers today. if The Friends of the Farmworkers if sense? For answers that may click for you on campus will be sponsoring the If individually, come to an intro, lecture and fast locally, in conjuncition with if TODAY if film, “ Eckankar, Way of Life”, sponsored the National Farmworkers KCSB-FM: Mike LeBold, UCSB’s number one cross country runner, 4 Ministry, as well as adding an if by ECKANKAR, PATH OF TOTAL will be the guest of “ Sports Talk 91” at 12:15pm, 91.9. if AWARENESS. ecumenical service and canned AMERICAN-INDIAN STUDENT ASSOCIATION: Thanksgiving food collection. Jf potluck and Career Workshop in Cafe Interim at 6 pm. * TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21 Thanksgiving, as viewed by the ♦ ECKANKAR: Film and lecture on the Eckankar way of life in UCen ^ 8:00pm • UCen 2294 **************** NFWM, “ presents each of us with 2294 at 8 pm. ************* *********************** the opportunity to give thanks to TAU BETA SIGMA, ETA KAPPA NU: Professor Glen Wade will the farm workers-the men, discuss “ Seeing with Light, Sound, Microwaves, Etc.” in Engr 2108 women and children who harvest at 12 noon. our food. All of us have a special IV OPEN DOOR MEDICAL CLINIC: A panel discussion on live connection, a bond, with these foods for optiRmm health in the URC at 7:30 pm. laborers. 'Die work of their hands BAHA’I CLUB: Organizational meeting at 7:30 pm. Call 685-2022 for actually goes into our bodies. We location. are linked to the farm workers GAUCHO CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP: Tropicana family group whether we know it or not-whether meeting in Trop 307 at 7 pm. we acknowledge it or nq|.” SAILING TE AM : Final meeting of quarter in UCen 2292 at 7 pm. Besides attempting to call at­ KUNDALINI YOGA CLUB: Join us for final class of year in UCen tention to the farm workers 2272 at 5:30 pm. situation, this fast has another FRIENDS OF THE FARM WORKERS: Ecumenical service in day purpose also. “ The purpose is two­ of fasting for farmworkers in front of Bldg 406 at 12 noon. fold--to raise awareness and ANGRY TENANTS ACTION COALITION: Meeting to discuss support for the farm workers possible rent strikes in I.V. in the Isla Vista Town Hall at7:30 pm. movement,” said Hank Tavera, past chair of Friends of the Far­ V------—______mworkers. Supporters hope that the farm workers will materially benefit from this fast in several ways. According to Tavera, ap­ proximately 30 fasters have EARN OVER s650A MONTH volunteered to try to solicit people to sponsor their fast, at an hourly rate. The fasters themselves are requested to send the money they saved on food to the farm workers. RIGHT THROUGH YOUR Finally, canned foods will be colllected on campus all day at central lounge in building 406. “ The Friends of the Farm SBAORYEAR. Workers will send all proceeds and cans to the United Farm Workers’ field office in Oxnard, where it will be given directly to the farm workers,” Tavera explained. According to Julia Curry, chair If you’re a junior or a senior majoring in math, physics or of the Friends of Farm Workers, “ The canned food drives are to engineering, the Navy has a program you should know about. make food baskets for Thanksgiving for farm workers. ” It’s called the Nuclear Propulsion Officer Candidate- The ecumenical service will be held at noon today in building 406. Collegiate Program (NUPOC-C for short) and if you qualify, “ It will be a bilingual service, with you can earn as much as $650 a month right through your singing. It’s supposed to be an outdoor celebration on the lawn,” senior year. Then after 16 weeks of Officer Candidate School, Tavera said. Although this is the first fast in you’ll receive an additional year of advanced technical this area, Tavera stressed “ The idea of fasting and food drives has education. This would cost you thousands in a civilian school, been common throughout the history of the farm workers. ” but in the Navy, we pay you. And at the end of the year of The most recent food drive ocurred during the last strike, in training, you’ll receive a $3,000 cash bonus. April. Friends of the Farm Workers treasurer Jose Alio ex­ It isn’t easy. There are fewer than 400 openings and only plained that future food drives will be held “ whenever the need one of every six applicants will be selected. 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But we are nevertheless concerned with the possibility of the proposed committee being nothing more than a token gesture. This committee will meet publicly, but will they solicit outside input.. Or will the public be ignored, much like they were last week when a group attempted to address a regents committee.. W e are also disturbed by the lack of student voice on the proposed committee. Plans call for four or five ‘A Real Edu faculty members, two people from university ad­ Editor, Daily Nexus: you care about your own personal ministration and two technical advisers, but no students. Huttenback: I have not the We would like to thank the Nexus political career and worries about slightest idea, I do not know the The committee is currently in the planning stages and for their coverage of the November any kind of repurcussion on what details of the case, and I ’m afraid we hope that further study will document the importance 8 rally sponsored by Campuses you say... Chancellor Sinsheimer I ’m not going to. of student input. United Against Apartheid to of Santa Cruz wrote to the Regents Student: Don’t you think it’s Study of the university’s role in the development of protest the disciplinary hearings excoriating them for their lack of your duty as Chancellor to find out against 38 UC Berkeley students. attendance at the June 8 hearing nuclear energy and nuclear weapons is critical con­ what’s going on on other cam­ The students and 13 other people on investments. Only 7 out of 24 puses? sidering the potential impact of such development on our were arrested last June 9 in a attended the hearing. (The lack of Huttenback: We all have dif­ lives and our future. peaceful sit-in protesting attendance led to the sit-in.) ferent views of my responsibility. W e applaud Mr. Fretter for his concern about the labs, University of California in­ Chancellor Sinsheimer said that Student: If that happened here and hope the Regents as a whole will share his concern. vestments in companies that do when the Regents are so (a sit-in over University in­ business in South Africa (such unresponsive to the concerns of But we also hope that public sentiment is not discarded vestments), would you press investments total over $700 million students that students have no disciplinary charges against the in the name of expedience or regental politics. and not $200 million as the Nexus choice but to take more militant students? reported). The students face ex­ action. When all these other people Huttenback: I don’t know- pulsion if convicted. have written opposing the depends on what happened and the 40 concerned students held a hearings... why can’t you take a intensity of it... You’re not going to A Pick Up discussion with Chancellor Hut- stand on this issue and say this is get me on that particular one. tenback after the rally which the what I believe is right? Student: What I feel I’m being In a community such as Isla Vista, where a very large Nexus failed to cover adequately. Huttenback: I don’t think it’s taught here at the University is to number of people live in a very small area, litter can We believe that students should appropriate for one Chancellor to be educated and responsible become a major eyesore. have the opportunity to learn what interfere with events on another enough to take a stand, and I think the UCSB administration’s at­ campus. Fortunately, most I.V. residents take pride in their it’s entirely appropriate for you to titudes toward dissent and the Student: But Chancellor Bowker take a stand on your own view. You community and are conscientious about properly power of the Regents are. The is intimidating all students on all shouldn’t be afraid of what is going disposing of refuse. However, in areas like the central following excerpts from the con­ campuses (from protesting). to happen. business district, where the traffic of people is the versation with the Chancellor are Huttenback: Well, then let the Huttenback : I ’m not afraid. heaviest, some litter is inevitable. taken from a tape of that students get to work on it. Student: I know. It seems like discussion. Pete Shapiro, CUAA advisor: Do We are therefore quite pleased to see the university, the apathy is occuring here; silence is Campuses United Against you think it’s right for someone to fraud in the judicial system. I.V. Merchants Association and the IVCC working Apartheid asked that the Chan­ be tried in municipal court and Pete Shapiro: I think he’s sup­ together to keep the business district clean. They have cellor write a letter to UC Berkeley. then be expelled in another hearing porting Chancellor Bowker. come up with a program, slated to begin in December, Chancellor Bowker asking that all which the Chancellor sets up and Student: You said that this which should deal effectively with the problem. charges against the students be runs by himself as judge, jury and campus was responsive to dropped and that Chancellor prosecutor? That’s double As planned, the program would involve hiring local students, but no matter what we Huttenback write the Regents jeopardy and a denial of. due say or do, you’ve got your stand youths on a part-time basis to pick up litter, empty trash requesting a special hearing on process. Is that proper within our and you’re not going to change. receptacles and maintain existing landscaping. „ investments and that he urge the country? Huttenback: That doesn’t mean If all goes well, the $360 per month cost of this project Regents to attend. The Chan­ Huttenback: I refuse to make we’re always going to agree. will be borne jointly by the university and the Merchants cellor’s response follows: any statement on that. Student: No, but you’re not even Chancellor Huttenback: I do not Student: Do you think that people Association. IVCC is lending its support in the form of listening-you have the idea of intend to interfere with the running should be kicked out of school- “ no” in your head all the time. administrative assistance. of another campus or to give ad­ because they sat-in over Huttenback: I do! To many, this sort of project may seem very simple, vice to a Chancellor on another University investments (in The Chancellor also had some but as one I.V. official noted, such ideas have a tendency campus. I ’m not going to do it. companies that do business in enlightening things to say about to “fall through the cracks in the bureaucracy.” Don Davis (A student from UC South Africa)? Berkeley who is facing It pleases us that in this case there were people around disciplinary hearings and was at who were willing to “pick up” the idea and make it a UCSB to speak at the ra lly): There reality, are a lot of other people who have NeedsConside ration gone on record in opposition to Editor, Daily Nexus: predetermined policy was one of these hearings- some in posts Do most instructors really care whole class grading, as opposed to belpw yours, some in posts above about their students? It is now sectional grading. He also said it Angry Tenants yours. It would be entirely ap­ apparent to me that some in­ would have been difficult taking propriate for you to say that you structors care less than others. the exam in a different section care more about what’s going on in One for example is my accounting because of imposters taking the Most students are renters, and as such we generally South Africa and the Regents 3A instructor. My opinion was exam for students. Would I have feel at the mercy of landlords when it comes to rent in­ connection with that and more formulated when my humble really caused that much trouble? creases. However, we can take action. about student’s right to free speech request for taking a midterm at a The other statement he made was than the fact that you are too A group called the Angry Tenants Action Committee later date than my “ assigned” that “ if I do it for you I have to do it afraid... time of 6 pm Tuesday night was for everyone.” (ATAC) has been formed to educate tenants and fight for Chancellor Huttenback rudely blatantly declined for no apparent How mangt students asked for an their rights, including a share of Prop. 13 savings. interrupts at this point, saying, justifiable reason. extension?’ How many students If you are interested in joining their fight, we urge you “ Now wait a minute, you’re Before 8 am that morning $ told had three midterms within thirty- to attend A T A C ’s organizational meeting tonight at 7:30 changing the subject on me. ” him of my situation, a problem set three hours?I fully realize how he Don Davis: Allow me to finish, at the I.V. Town Hall. due the Friday before and two was under no obligation to accept and then you can talk! ...that you midterms the previous day. I my request. But at the same time I care more about these things than asked for an extension until the thought instructors were supposed DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau discussion section on Thursday to be concerned about the welfare morning, only 38 hours later. yo u k n o w , sir, n of their students. I am enrolled at IN FACT, B E FIRST IMAGINE MY SURPRISE H A S MORE THAN J U S T T H IN G I D ID A F T E R I deeply regret that he said “ I the university to learn and I guess I M E N I LEARNED YOU RIGHT. IT S SO A HAPPY ACCIDENT, CLEARING CUSTOMS MERE RIGHT HERE IN REDSKINS. U K E YOU TO B E don’t buy it (my story.)’’ I was not have learned from this experience. US BUMPING INTO MAS CALL THE STATE MASMN6TON, MORNING HELPING OUT trying to sell him anything. I just EACH OTHER UKE DEPARTMENT TO FIND I feel that instructors as a whole m ao.. \ MYTH THE NATIVE OTHERS, S IR . O U T M H E R E N AMERICANS! \ V said, I wanted to give it my best should show more consideration in YOU M E R E ! shot. In as much as midterm their decisions when dealing with schedules are indeterminable the student's needs. Some in­ prior to enrollment, are such structors seem to be unaware of unilateral decisions as his con- the fact that many students are scientiousable? He thought this enrolled in other classes besides - extension would give me time to their own and therefore don't get feedback from other students. realize a student's true work load He questioned my integrity and and the pressures that go along motives. What about people • with it. enrolled in Thurday's section? His- .Mike Belanich TUESDAY. NOVEMBER21, 1978______DAILY NEXUS RAGES Huttenback: Ah, you’re the ones who count! O.K., you’re somehow ‘A Real Education’ more representative than the other solute rulers in this country students. the the power of the Regents in anymore. Don Davis: How many people response to our request that he ask The Chancellor was also asked have to speak up before you’ll the Regents to hold a special whether he supported what is stand up for what’s right? hearing on investments and urge going on in South Africa: Huttenback: The fact is that I them toattend: Huttenback: “ No, of course not. will stand up for what I think is STUDENT DISCOUNT PLAN Huttenback: Look, they’ve I don’t beat my wife or abuse my right at any time. already had a meeting, and I’m not mother, either. I don’t know The Chancellor’s final remarks 50$ off the adult admission price going to write the letter... Whether anyone who supports what goes on were typical of his attitude of with current student I.D. they attended or not is not im­ in South Africa.” belittling student concerns and portant. Students: The Regents do! invoking the power of the Regents Student: But that is the point! Huttenback: They do not. to do anything they feel like. The » «ATM OStSTES Huttenback: Look, you can Students: They don’t?! Chancellor failed to mention that request all you want but I ’m not Huttenback: No, they don’t. the UCSB A.S. Leg Council going to do it, and in about two Finally, the Chancellor was unanimously called on Chancellor If iil DEATH minutes I’m going to have to leave. ashed what he was doing if “you Bowker. to drop the charges From the creators of Don Davis: There was a hearing, are here to represent the students, against the students. Thanks, “Murder on the Orient MILE but the Regents did not show up, and you are not representing the Chancellor Huttenback: you gave Express” and there was no testimony in students?": us all a real education in the at­ favor of their current investment Huttenback: Do you find titude of the University toward policies and practices. What we yourself totally representative of students. 1 968-3479 W a* into that are asking you to do is to stand up all students on this campus? John Raymond true experience of for a real dialogue within the Student: No, we’re the ones who Campuses United T STATE Bitty H iyn. University, for a real hearing on give a damn; we’ve taken the time. Against Apartheid the issue, so that we can get a real quorum and a resolution. Will you do that? 2 n d S m ash week/ Huttenback: I don’t think there’s 5 any way to compel the Regents to come to such a meeting. There’s Ml absolutely no way you can do it... that’s democratic. Don Davis: Are you aware that MESSAGE in the past seven years when the Regents have had the opportunity FROM to vote on shareholder’s plus: "CO M A" resolutions concerning social (PG) SPACE responsibility, with some of those being in South Africa, that they have voted against every single one of them. And that when they SIVIERA THE decided to subscribe to the In­ Meor Sarao ftotooro M a s«* vestor Responsibility Research OppoetseB Intonso Hosei BOVS _*es-eiss Corporation (which provides in­ FROM formation of corporate social BRAZIL responsibility)...several of the If they survive. . . GKGORV IAIMKNCE P IC K O U V H Regents threatened to thrttw their will we? copies in the dust bin. S i Huttenback: That’s their privilege. The Regents in some -ibst sense are absolute. 967-9447 Student: I thought they were “G ood morning, sir. Is your wife hom e?" r C IN E M A supposed to represent the people... We’re not supposed to have ab- .... ,/ usauwn n 14th Smash week! BASKIN s*o*s k UNIVERSAL PICTURE 30 DIFFERENT KEGS BOBBINS!ICE CREAM < 5749 Calle Real * 100 DIFFERENT BEERS 4 Nitely til 11. Fri&Sat til Mid nit e t JWe brought beer to I.V. - Have some gratitude only /¡Tmore weeks RE-OPENING CHRISTMAS WITH OUR NEW TWIN THEATRE.

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Own rm. and WMCHESTER CANYON RESTAURANT Spring qtrs. ^^vlw sO ffered Film Et lecture. Eckankar, Way of Life. is oow accepting applications for bath on Picasso.Swim pool BBq, Tues Nov. 17 - 8:00 pm. UCen 2294 beamed ceilings $138 plus utilities. F. wanted to share rm in 3 bdrm apt. positions as waitress, waiter, bus IMPROVE YOUR GRADES! Sponsored by Eckankar Path of Total persons and kitchen help. Experienced C a ll______6 8 5 - 3 3 9 3 . on DP. $147.50, Incl. utilities. Call. Awareness. Cathy 685-2501. i Send $1 for 356-page, mail order only, apply in person. Tues.-Fri. 4:00 M or F NON-smoker needed to share catalog of Collegiate Research. 10,250 pm to 6:00 pm X apt. Only $80/mo. 6529 Trigo No.7 topics listed. Box 25097-B, Los Game 0 - Rama is open from 10 to 8 Christmas Art & Craft Faire in Santa 968-6769.______Angeles, Ca. 90025 (213) 477-8226 pm. Barbara need Santa, musicians, Need Fenrtale roommate. Own room If you can only afford the cost of a Hollister at Pacific Oaks. 685-2842 carolers, acts and etc. LRL own bath, Ig. patio, laundry. bookshelf speaker, but can afford the Q Travel Productions, Box 163, Cayucos, Ca. $138/mo. Ellwood beach No. 2. Call little extra space for an incredibley "Students are to turn in their lockers 93430. (805)995-1169.______V a le r ie ______9 6 8 - 9 7 4 2 . good speaker, we may be the people A.S. TRAVEL specializes in low cost and clothing before 4:30 pm. Fri. Dec. Build your own part-time business Need 2 non-smoking females- Avail for you. travel. Charters to NYC and Europe, 1st. Fines will be imposed for failure to student flights to Africa, Australia, while you're in college. For an in­ Dec.-June. 2 rms. in beaut DP ACOUSTIC INTERFACE do so." Asia and within Europe. International terview. Call 963-4703 before 10:00 beachside apt. Call 968-7514 Stereo cassett deck & Sansui receiver Student ID card, Eurail plans. UCen am. This vacation like the rest? "NEW LOVE $130/mo. &;$35.dep. w/speakers $200 excel, cond. 3167. Open Mon thru Fri. 10-1. Also MOVEMENT” Curious: 965-9437 Brave: F Et M needed to share I bdrm apts in LAX - NYC Only $99- Weekly flights 520 Chapala No. D S.B . Champion juicer $100. 4 mos. old. Call IV HOUSING CO-OP USflHP. starting Dec. 14. Contact A.S. Travel. Openings now & winter $104/person Bill 968-0131. ______MOONIES? Who are they? What are 1 bdrm apt. near campus. Util incl. UCen 3167 M-F (10-1) 968-8663 or 968-5587. they? Where are they 6 why? 965 pvt. owner. 6524 El Nido $198/mo. 185 Rossignol Skis with or without 9437/ 520 Chapala No D, S B. 968-6028 after 5 pm. F. roommate wanted to share room.. Tyrolia bind brand. New, negotiable 1 Typing Great roommates. Rent $100/mo. price. Gloss 707 195 Fisher skis, with I Space available at FT. $25 off original 685-1035 morn, late eves. BEST bind poles. $75 Call 685-4027.______Professional, experienced typing by price. Available Dec. 1 meals included. Personals MOVE IN ANY TIME. HOOT OWL TYPING SERVICE. 10:00 a m. to Must Sell Dorm Contract. 968-3068. TRAILER- sleeps one. With chuck- M room-mate needed rent $117/mo. wagon kitchen -$250. Call 969-3744. 8:00 p.m. Tuesday through Sunday. Fountainbleu contracts w/spr. fro 2 F. 685-1636.______Nancy- You ARE driving me crazy, you wntr. and Spring quarter. 685-I580. Vince. Dbl./sgl. avail. Call 685-4185 Allison know. Fast accurate typing. Very reasonable or Darcy. F. wanted to share 2 bdrm apt w /2 15 ft. boat w/cabin new Merc lots Andee- Peanut Butter and Cream girls. Will share rm, wntr. have own. extras. $2,600. Call Bob 968-6576. rates. Downtown S.B. Callafter5pm. 1 bdrm apt.. Avail. Mid-Dec., pool, Cheese sounds good to me...you room spring. 6643 Abrego A4. Call 966-6965.______laundry. $230/month. Call 968-3495 wanna compare notes ? 685 2966______after 5. 6521 Cordoba No.7. TYPING & EDITING Sunshine- I'm late again. This old man NEAT M or F- own rm-4 bdr. Goleta Experienced. Best Equipment. is getting senile. Hope it was a super Fontainblue contract avail. Must house. Laundry, garage, yards, '76 Pontiac Grand Prix- LOW MILES! Many Type Styles. 967-5889 B-Day. How's it feel to be legal. Love sublease now. Need I male to share Ig. fireplace. No pets. $135. Move in Dec.,., Must sell $4,200 or best offer. 685- dbl. Call Glenn 685-1818 now. you lots, Fred. 1 0 .______968-3,278. 3307 or (714) 675-4539. Fast and accurate. Reasonable rates. FT W /Spr. Lease Now AVAILABLE. Term Papers, thesis. No job Too SKI BUM: M. wanted to share room in IV house. Stock 1968 Beetle, clean, new enging, Refrig, phone, dbl. 4 F. Call Joan 685- Small or Large. 964-7304. Pica or Elite. He doesn't have Mi the girls. Some Avail. Dec. 9 $106.25/mo. 6756 paint job, good interior, desirable 3015______mech condition in and out. $1250 or blondes like books. Pasado 685-4194.______TYPING MY HOME 3 FT spcs. avail. 1 full room 6 1/2 rm. best offer. Scott 963-0444, or 687- I really can't stand it, Share rm in 2 bdrm IV apt. $100/mo. FAST ACCURATE REASONABLE Will pay you $50 per space u rent. Call 9531. Barbour, I'm just too 6584 El Greco Apt. 4. Call 9(68-4569 for 968-6770______968 9582.______jucy to conceal it. appt ______- TYPING done on IBM Correcting 2 leases in FT double I watch you in class Female wanted own -room in nice, Selectric. Fast, accurate, reasonable! you come too close, Mountain view, phone clean, 3 bedroom apt. for winter Call for appointment-964-3712. can we meet sometime??? Call Glenn 685 2913 spring quarters. 968 2258.______Bicycle 21" Schwinn 3-speed. Ex­ Nancy W: Thanks for being caring, cellent cond. $75 Call afternoons or Huge room in cute Sabado Tarde F. roommate wanted! Beautiful kind understanding and a great evenings 964 3710 house. Sublet-Winter, Spring. Craig, beachside Del Playa apt Own room roommate! I'll miss ya kiddo. Love ya, B ru c e ______9 6 8 3 8 4 2 Female pup needs temporary place to winter quarter only. 685 1595. Motobecane Team Champion excell Carolyn. stay Anyone who is willing jo rent out F. to share room Winter qtr. 6745 DEL Housing cb op living! F wanted wntr. cond. Columbus D B tubing. Good Mark: Great dinner. Terrific Turkey. I fenced yard call 968 5250 please! PLAYA BEACHSIDE Ph 685 1170 qtr. $104 incl. utilities. Call Gayle 968 components 968 6852 aft. 5 pm. didn't think you had the talent. (Post $100/m 4 rms 2856______Scriptus): I think I like your cousin. Help! 3F need out FT contract toi X M A S IS S U E Sandy Et Patty: I'll miss you guys over F. wanted to sublease for Wtr qtr. ^^Insuranc^^^ winter Et spr. 10 NT, ref., phone and $90 Er util, to share rm. laundry Nov. 30 Turky day. Maybe Patty can spend a ocean views Great floor! Call NOW night or two so I won't feel so facilities 968 0866______GET YOUR 968 8637______INSURANCE! Auto Motorcycle lonesome??? OK???. F. rmmt wanted to share IV apt Own HOLIDAY FT lease-DBL4 F. 25 percent discouht possible on auto if room and bath $149/ mo pis util Lynn D: Wipe that smile off your face Frig, phone Win, spr. "B" average or better. Poor driving PERSONALS Quiet n-smoker Call 968 2647. Avail Call 968 4807 record or assign risk, OK! Farmers IN NOW!!!! late Dec. early Jan. insurance 682 2832 TUESDAY. NOVEMBER21. 1978 DAILY NEXUS PAG E 7 IM 's Begin Second Season (Continued from p.6) Jacobs and Eric Paulson, as they Make Good and third place finshers respec­ Ride” will face “Eight Miles topoped Sandra Thomas and tively, Jack Wiggins and Brian High” in a first round battle while Yaichi Inatome. Billings. They in turn were pur­ on field two “Team Rhodesia” Cross Country Results sued by fouth place finisher Money ! battles “ D&D Association” . Dan McCann topped an im­ Michael Bergkamp and fifth place Floor Hockey pressive field of entrants last Blair Goodrow. It took until the final Sunday of weekend to capture the three mile In the one and one half mile race regular season play, but the Mens cross country race sponsored by race also held Justo Garcia won A division playoff pairings have the IM department. His time was easily in 7:59. Trailing far behind $ 100.00 been determined. There are six 16:31. were Steve Paine, who took second $50.00 team s in the post season affair, and Kathy Kinane who finished with two brackets of three teams Closely behind were the second third. each. In bracket one, fourth place “ Shades” plays fifth place “ lOcc” on Nov. 29 at 9 p.m. The winners Sell photo film at the parade will then face first place “ What Make excellent commissions selling film the Puck” at 10 p.m. of the same WB night. in the crowd or grandstands between 6 In bracket two a not as grueling A.M. and noon Jan. 1, 1979. Because schedule is slated as third place “ Ted’s Pizza” meets the fourth positions are limited a refundable S5.00 place “ Sharks” at 10 p.m., Nov. 28. deposit w ill secure your position on a first The winner returns the following come first serve basis. night to face “ Phuckers United” at 11 p.m. call between 12-6 P.M. In bracket one the winner of the (213) 240-1756 • 240-1757 • 240-5549 “White Line Fever”-‘Nice Game” of last night will face the winner of yesterday’s “ Sticks Up Our Ass” - ' “ Heartpunch” struggle. In bracket two, the victor of yesterday’s “ Tarheels” - “ Raiders” meets the winner of Around the Wm ld tonights “ Dogs of War” -“ Smegma Spring 1979 II” contest, next week. Womens Floor Hockey play begins tonight with two first round battles. In bracket one, “ The Riders of Rohan” will face “The Wussetts” atlO p.m. upstairs in Rob. Gym. In bracket two, “ Bui Puckey’s” will tangle with RACQUETBALL “ Father Puckers” at 11 p.m. Final Results of Coed Tennis Doubles COMES Kathy Adams and Jim Schmidt stormed to an impressive victory in the A Division championship with a win over the duo of Mary Beth and Mike Herbert by a game score of 10-6. The B and C Divisions were Semester at Sea for an combined for playoff purposes and u nparatleled global educa­ the eventual winning combination tional experience. Affiliated was Dan Asherly and Michelle Robertson. The duo toppled Ron with the University of Colorado at Stathes and Christine Madlener by loulder, we offer more than 50 stimu­ a score of 10-3. lating courses, academically accredited Capturing the consolation match and fully transferable. W e sail from Los Angeles by a like score of 10-3 were Mary February 8, to twelve countries including Korea, India, Egypt, Greece and Morocco. Applications are now being accepted for this and KCSB-FM future voyages. Special UCSB student, faculty & staff For Free Color Brochure, call or write: Semester at S ea.laj Mahal Building. 9 1 .9 P.O. Box 2488. Laguna Hills. CA 92654. Telephone (800) 854-0195 (toll-free Non-commercial radio Memberships A vailable outside California) (714) 581-6770 (in California). SS. Universe is fully air- conditioned. 18.000 tons, of Liberian registry. Los Carneros Court Club features: in Santa Barbara Ten Chainpidffetnip Courts e Nautilus Universal Slide Presentation / ... Weights e Redwood Sauna e Indoor & Outdoor Physics Room 1015 ATTENTION STUDENTS: Jeccdizl • 25 Meter Outdoor Swimming Pool "Students are to turn in their Tuesday. November 21,7KM) PM lockers and clothing before For more information 4:30 pm Fri., Dec. 1st. Fines will call 968-7480 or be imposed for failure to do stop by the Sales Office so." Health Club Memberships Available HOUSING OFFICE security checklist Are you security conscious? Don't encourage crime! The Isle Position Vista Foot Patrol suggests that you examine the following list and LA - NEW YORICl see how "secure" your home is:, I. Do you hove on apartment entrance lock capable of Available withstanding great force? 2 If you have an apartment with windows opening onto a fire The Los Angeles Navy $qq* escape, patio or balcony, do you lock all windows when you go to Officer Information Team u u one way bod? will be on campus 3. Do you have a night chain on your door? November 29 and30,1978 Confirmed seats 4. Do you have secure locks for all doors in your apartment? £ When you leave your apartment for any period o f time, do you to conduct employment No minimum/naximum stay lock all windows and doors? and counseling In­ 6. Are cabinets, closets end drawers where you keep valuables terviews for training Go any date - return any date property locked? positions in the fields of: 7. Do you hide your spare key ki a place where it cannot easily be Go one way or round trip found? 1. Engineering f t When arriving home late at night ere your keys reedy im­ m ediately? 2 . Aviation First come, first served - book early 9. Do you conceal your single status on your door and mailbox name plates? 3. Business 10. Do you have a "Charlie bar" or secondary lock for your sliding Management Depart LA: every Thursday glass door? 4. Personnel II. Do you lock your car when you leave tt? (starting Dec. 14) 1?. Do you take all but ignition keys with you when a garage at­ M anagem ent tendant parks your car? Basic Qualifications: Depart NY: every Friday 12 Do you put extra credit cards, identification or blank checks in a safe place? less than 27 years old, (starting Dec. / 14. Have you recorded all serial numbers to identify property? U.S. citizen, have or AH apartment buildings carry liability and proparty insurance: this receiving a B.A. or B.S. Contact doesn't cover the personal property of the tenants — ju s t the degree. apartment and its contents as furnished at the tíme o f ranting. A.S. TRAVEL Personal property policies are available from local insurance To find out more about agencies, but check first with your parents to see if they already these well paying, secure have insurance on you end your belongings. If you don't have UCen 3167 • M -F 10-1 sufficient coverage, talk the problem over with a local insurance positions, sign up in your man. Placement Center NOW! í$20 Holiday supplement and $5.66 tax to be added. T U G Hd o SIHG» OFFVCE - 123-4 AD*AlNlSTgAT\DM fcLDfo PAGE 8 DAILY NEXUS TUESDAY. NOVEMBER21. 1978 life which are impossible to con­ Parapsychologists... trol. Me, To dampen the effect of an­ (Continued from p. 1) out the use of the random number tecedent variables a period of take another exam? instance, we study psychological generator, a device pioneered by relaxation is now used before an phenomena which are not Helmut Schmidt at Boeing, as a experiment begins. This has Are you crazy?!? currently explainable in terms of testing mechanism which may significantly increased subject sensory phenomena. establish the critically important scores. Morris explained that it’s a 0. The Navy Officer Qualification Test (NOQT) is a piece “ We have to be knowledgable repeatable experiment that matter Of finding ways to bring of cake, right? about other disciplines. We’re parapsychology has lacked to the intense human experiences into A. Not necessarily. what’s left over -the unexplained present. the controlled laboratory situation. dements. But we’re not in the UFO “ We use progressive relaxation If you're majoring in engineering or another technical business. W e’re raising the Another area that psi resear­ and guided imagery to orient the area, we would expect you to do better on the test than an possibility that at a very basic chers feel is being clarified is the subject toward the target (of the Inner Mongolian Cultural Arts major, but you won't hear level science doesn’t know what it need for what they term a humane experiment),” Morris stated. us telling anyone that the test is easy. The NOQT is an thinks it knows. And we have- to approach to the experimental “ People score better when they’re aptitude exam dealing with number and letter comparison, show strong evidence to justify design. Phillips and Morris em­ comfortable and relaxed, when instrument interpretation, word analogy, practical that claim.” phasize that repeatability of an they care about the results. We judgement, mathematical reasoning, and mechanical Both Phillips and Morris agree experiment from lab to lab is a want to put humanness into the lab comprehension involving gears, levers, pulleys, fluids, etc. that the procedures of psi research complex matter, involving what without losing methodological For those interested in an aviation program, there is an are improving, and that real ad­ Morris termed “ antecedent rigor.” vances are being made in ex­ variables” -the elements of an Next: The people involved and extra section dealing with aircraft orientation. perimental techniques. They point experimental subject’s personal the possible implications. The Navy Officer Information Team will be administering the test in the UCen in room 2294 Tuesday, November 28, at 12:30 P.M., on Wednesday, November 29, at 7:30 Pilgrim: 25,000 Miles fo r Peace A.M., 1:00 P.M., and 6:30 P.M., on Thursday, November (Continued from p. 1 > “ When I started my first is apathy in the face of a crisis a 30, at 9:00 A.M., and 5:00 P.M., on Friday, December 1, place to place, without any money, pilgrimage my hair had turned to pilgrim is apt to step forth and at 9:30 A.M. speaking to individuals, groups silver and my friends thought I had make people think. They may Tests will be scored immediately and an Officer will be and the news services on human taken leave of my senses. But I disagree with me but they have to available to discuss your results and the various programs potential and the way of peace. walk not on the energy of youth but think why they disagree with me.” you may want to consider. “ A pilgrim is a wanderer with a that amazing energy that comes She has no fear of sleeping in Taking the exam in no way obligates you to the Navy, purpose,” she explained, gesturing from inner peace.” subways or bus stations, or but it just might tell you something about yourself. Come with graceful hand movements. “ A She said she left the travelling on foot without in and give it a shot — you might even pass! pilgrimage can be either to a place “ meaningless life of money and provisions. She once faced death in or for a thing and mine is for things” and found inner peace a snow storm high in the moun­ peace. Peace among nations, some 41 years ago. She then went tains of Arizona on her first peace between groups and inner through a fifteen year period of pilgrimage. “I was freezing to peace within a person. ” serving and seeking, a time of death, of course, but I wan’t afraid. Peace Pilgrim lives an orderly spiritual “ growing up.” She used I experienced warmth and light life with her priorities being up or gave away all her material and I saw beings from a great speaking, answering mail and possessions and earned her living distance. One of them came walking. Although a deeply at “ need” level. She lived on $10 a towards me and I recognized her religious woman, she has never week, following a vow of sim­ as a dear friend who had passed been affiliated with any church plicity. She worked with senior over. I asked if she had come for organization. She prefers dealing citizens and then with people who me and she shook her head and “ directly” with God herself, and needed counseling. motioned for me to go back. At that says she never is alone in her More than this she wiii not point I came across a bridge and pilgrimages. uiVuige about her life before the underneath the bridge I found a She gets around through a pilgrimage. She feels that levels of packing box full of wrapping paper combination of walking and hit­ education, and regional dif­ and I climbed in there and sur­ chhiking. “ If you’re a harmless ferences put up barriers and vived the night.” looking, silver-haired woman you prejudice people. By keeping her Peace Pilgrim feels she has a lot don’t have much trouble getting a personal past a mystery people of work ahead of her. She knows ride. Only the nice ones pick me have nothing to judge her by but where she'll be day to day until up, the others pass me by. herself. next July and month by month “ I walk until I am given shelter She started her pilgrimage until 1984 when her present six- and I fast until I am given food. during the time of the year pilgrimage will end. Without ever asking these things and the McCarthy era. “ There was Peace Pilgrim is presently have been given. People are good great fear at the time and spending the Thanksgiving holdiay and therein lies the hope for therefore much apathy,” she with friends in Montecito .and mankind,? she commented. explained. “ The safest thing to do speaking to local schools and Food is given regularly and she is nothing. At any time.where there church groups. says she seldom skips more than three or four meals in a row. She has fasted for as long as 45 days, LAST ISSUE FOR but this was as a prayer discipline. FALL QUARTER IS THE Shelter, clothing and anything else { XMAS ISSUE — Nov. 30 she needs is given, most often by \ strangers. She professes having DEADLINE: Noon, Mon., Nov. 27 f perfect health because she is never tense or worried. She claimed she does not know how old she is and she does not intend to figure it out. “ As long as I thought of myself getting older, I did get older. 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