Vol. 50 - No. 33 Friday, November 7, 1969 University of California, Santa Barbara

Leg Council passes proposals on Dow protests, bonds, flags, sex

By DENISE KESSLER according to Knell, “ ...directs these restrictions will have a and JEFF PROBST itself to American imperialism long range effect o f rents going Acting on issues concerning abroad,” Council resolved that down. the campus and community, the flag in front o f the Herman’s second proposal Leg Council, at their Administration Building be dealt with the fact that there Wednesday night meeting, lowered to half mast until all are a number o f extremely passed a number o f proposals American servicemen overseas inequitable business practices that have wide political are returned home. conducted in Isla Vista in significance. On the basis o f investigation regards to s t u d e n t With regard to the into business practices in Isla employment. GEORGIA THOMAS (left) has been designated officially as Vista, Rep-at-Large Jeff This proposal, which would re cru itm en t practices o f Homecoming Queen for 1969. But sponsors of RITA, the people’s have created a Student outside corporations on Herman submitted two chick (right) refuse to concede defeat. Homecoming officials say that campus, Council reiterated its proposals. Employment S e r v ic e Rita "placed high," but would not disclose how many votes she request that all corporations In the first proposal, Council Committee, was defeated due received. Officials reportedly disposed of many of the write-in ballots, with investments in South resolved to ask the to the fact that it would have so Rita's sponsors are filing a formal complaint against the elections Africa be denied the privilege administration to eliminate its duplicated the already existing committee. o f using the campus to recruit policy o f restricting the employment advisory prospective employees. realtors from renting to committee. As part o f the same students because o f their sex. AJS. President Bill James Education Board candidate proposal, Council resolved to A cco rd in g to Herman, then appointed Herman to the support the non-violent several I.V. realtors, as well existing committee so that demonstrations against Dow Joan Mortell o f the housing they can work together to sees communications chasm Chemical’s presence here. office, have said that lifting o f solve these problems. By V ALE R IE BAKER indulging in pot.” He believes Non-Affiliated Rep, George Staff Writer that these agents should Behlmer, one o f the opponents By campaigning for the concentrate on the pushers to the proposal, feared Council students, Alex Maler, a instead. was “ ...denying a student o f his candidate for the Santa Maler has brought own free will who may want to Crosby, Stills, etc. Barbara Board o f Education, administrators o f San Marcos talk to these people.” hopes to enlist the approval High before the Board o f Greg Knell, who authored By JEFF CAGE Staff Writer and support o f all students Education for violating the law the proposal, responded that Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young, one o f the most talented and from tiie elementary to in-opening mail that had been the proposal is only denying interesting groups in the United States, are performing on the university levels. addressed to individual the use o f our campus to these Campus Field this Sunday at 1 p.m. The special election to name students there. corporations for recruitment, All four members o f the group have been around for some time, a successor to Donald Boots The dictatorship of and it in no way restricts each having been in a prominent group prior to the formation o f will take place on Dec. 16. administrators over the student students who wish to seek out their present group, fittingly enough called “ Crosby, Stills, Nash Every adult citizen residing newspapers is another target o f these companies. and Young.” Each o f the four is an accomplished vocalist, musician between Ortega Road, on the Maler’s. Acting on another proposal and song writer. south, and Elwood Married to a chicana and a submitted by Knell, Council David Crosby, when he was with them, was one o f The Byrds’ community, on the north, is native Santa Barfoaran, Maler is resolved that all assets held by lead vocalists. He wrote and sang such songs as “ Everybody’s Been eligible to vote. especially concerned with the the Associated Students in U.S. Burned” and “ Mind Garten.” Maler, a Santa Barbara real Savings Bonds be immediately problem that minorities face in In Crosby, Stills, and Nash (before Young joined them), Crosby estate broker, first became sold and redeposited in a bank Santa Barbara. “ A desperate writes and sings songs such as “ Long Time Gone,” “ Guinnevere” or savings and loan account concerned with the educational tension is building up in our and “ Wooden Ships,” which he co-authored with Steve Stills. policies in this area when he excluding Goleta Savings and community and will one day Reflecting the vocal quality he exhibited in The Byrds, Crosby’s found “ that the lack o f Loan and the Bank o f America. explode, justifiably.” contributions to CSNY emit a mood reminiscent o f his work with communication between Members o f Council felt that Maler believes that minority his former group. students and administrators is a by holding U.S. Savings Bonds, students first have to be Stills, a highly praised guitarist, singer, song-writer and keyboard A.S. is supporting the gross understatement.” educated in their own heritage musician, started the acceleration o f his career with Buffalo According .to his imperialistic policies o f the so they can develop a Springfield. observations “ there is an U.S. Government. conscious pride and dignity He was responsible for such songs as “ For What It’s abysmal chasm between the Non-Affiliated Rep Linda about themselves and their Worth,” “ Bluebird,” “ Rock and Roll Woman,” “ Sit Down, I Think Rudolph cited the fact that students and administration background. I Love You,” and many, many more. (Stills got the idea for “ Rock which is causing the ‘proverbial Bank o f America handles much Maler declares, “ The child, and Roll Woman” from Crosby while they were still playing in generation gap.’ ” o f the financing for the black, brown or white, must different groups.) Vietnam War. Maler has become involved not be educated just to fit into After leaving Buffalo Springfield, Stills traveled around a little, in helping junior high and high Castulo de la Rocha, A.S. society, but to learn to cutting an album (or at least one side o f an album) with A1 Kooper, school students defend their Executive Vice-President, question and change society.” who cut the other ride with Mike Bloomfield. rights which he feels are being pointed out that the bank is They fittingly called the album “ Super Session,” and for it Stills Maler would like to see two financially tied to the growers usurped. “ High school played the electric guitar, sang and arranged many o f the songs. high school students sit on the in the San Joaquin Valley who students, merely because they Since then he has done guitar work for Judy Collins on one o f her Board. He also wants the Board are depriving the chicano farm are underage, ate not being albums and accompanied Jimi Hendrix on “ Electric Ladyland.” to hold their meetings in the workers o f economic and social considered as free Americans On the Crosby, Stills and Nash album, Stills uses all o f his varied justice. and are denied their rights, evening so working parents talents to produce “ Suite: Judy Blue Eyes,” “ You Don’t Have to could attend and address the In a proposal, which, especially that of free Cry” and “ Wooden Ships,” which he wrote with Crosby. expression.” Board. A t present, however, Graham Nash, the Hollies’ ex-guitarist and ringer contributes Maler made note o f “ the the Board has all its meetings BSU RALLY three songs to the Crosby, Stills and Nash album: “ Marrakesh trivial, but symbolic” at 4 p.m. Express,” “ Pre-Road Downs” (which resembles best what he used controversy about the length Other candidates for the N O O N TODAY to do in the Hollies) and “ Lady O f The Island.” o f hair. Believing that hygiene position on the Board include Neil Young is the new member o f the group, elongating the was the only aspect that should William Sommermeyer, Floyd THE BSU WILL HOLD name to Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young. Young played initially in concern the Board of Keinath, Patricia Anderson, A R A L L Y today at noon the Buffalo Springfield with Stills some time ago, but while Stills Education’s policy about dress, William Daffron and Theodore in front of the was being a wandering minstrel for various recording companies, Maler was among those who Dawe. Young took o ff on his own and put out two albums. Administration Building protested against dress Alex Maler would like to Playing lead guitar, ringing and writing for Buffalo Springfield, regulations and persuaded the talk to University students who for the purpose o f further he has been credited with such songs as “ Mr. Soul,” “ Burned,” Board to void all rulings on are interested in the policies o f discussion with students “ On The Way Home,” “ I Am A Child” and several others. hair, except that “ it must be the Santa Barbara School regarding the black studies The three original members o f Crosby, Stills and Nash put out dean.” D istrict, and he would department. See text of an incredibly good first album. They couldn’t miss with the kind o f Maler also objects to the welcome any help from talent they had to work with. It will be interesting to see how the presence o f narcotic agents at students in his campaign. He latest BSU statement on group sounds with their latest addition, Young. It is inconceivable schools “ to catch innocent, can be reached at 963-1814 or page 4. that they could be less than amazing. naive youngsters who are 965-2222. P A G E 2 -----E U G A U C H O ----- FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 7. 1969

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Vietnam Moratorium: today at Announcements AS. concert: at Campus Field, 1 Music: "Swedish Music in the Dobb's Restaurant patio, old p.m. Crosby, Stills, Nash and Sixties," by Gunnar Bucht, c \ All participants in this weekend's Tod Coast Highway, 7 p.m. Activists, human relations conference please Young; Steve Miller; Sweetwater. Swedish composer. In 1145 Meetings militants, revolutionaries—stra­ meet tonight at 6 p.m. at the bus Art exhibit: running through Dec. Music, 4 p.m. tegy meeting. 21, in the Main Gallery; "New Lecture: "Profession vs. Civilian AS. Committee to the Center for stop in front of the old SU, Art of Vancouver." Admission Army," by Professor Rood, the Study of Democratic including those people with cars free. Stanford Research Institute, in Institutions: today in 2272 Things who can provide transportation. All French film series: at CH, 4 p.m. 1929 Ellison, 4 p.m. UCen, 2 p.m. All interested in Interim: open every Friday from 8 fees must be paid by noon today. * * * * "Second Breath." Admission $1 theCSDI invited. p.m. on. Featuring espresso and general, 50 cents UCSB affiliates. Ph.D. Oral Gaucho Christian Fellowship: cappuccine and live The World Stops in UCSB’s Philsophy: Stephen Simon, in 6824 today at 7 p.m. Call Ginny, entertainment. Everyone is studio theatre Nov. 11-15 and Ellison, 9 a.m. 968-9549, for information and welcome. 18-22. Get your ticket now at the rides. Everyone welcome. Fifth annual West Coast tourney: Arts and Lectures box office. M Merhaba folk dance club: every today at the pool, 1 p.m. Discount Record Center and on J a Lj Friday in the Old Gym, 7:30-11 Dance and bonfire rally: today at Lobero Theatre. Students $1; p.m. Instruction first hour; the UCen plaza, 7 p.m. general $2. Meeting remainder of evening all request GGR: last night tonight, CH, 8:30 SAUCER: in 1116 SH, 8 p.m. First u e s - dà c a 4 dancing. p.m. meeting; future plans and first discussions relating to UFOs and Things a ztur u v a J o i lj "flaps" will occur. Film: "New Cinema I," the first of Homecoming two programs of the Arcturus VMRKS CENTS? Lectures Collection of prize-winning short Homecoming parade: I.V., 10:30 MASSES: 12:10 & 5:10 g Econ: in 1649 Spch., 3-5 p.m. films. CH, 6:30 and 9 p.m. a.m. "Evaluating Air Quality General admission $1.50. Alumni barbeque: baseball field Sunday night: Nov. 2 ,8 P.M. Standards," by Professor Robert Drama: "Stop the World, I Want to adjacent to stadium, noon-1:30 Kohn, Southern Illinois Get O ff," opening tonight in the p.m. University. "(Continued on p. 10, col. 4) AREAS OF CONCERN § Game: Campus field, 2 p.m. Guest Speaker: Fr. Frank Colborn Gauchos vs. Cal State L.A. Single admission $3 (reserved) and $2 Topic: 'CAN I BE BOTH A UTHEN TIC (general). Alumni reception: University j M A R T Y ’ S AND RESPONSIBLE?" House, 6-7:30 p.m. Admission $ 2 . McConnell's Fine Ice Cream 9 6 8 6 8 0 0 Student dance: UCen program ? ■PHONE B lounge, 8 p.m. Free popcorn and I 956 Embarcadero del Norte • punch. SUNDAY,NOVEMBER 9 Alumni banquet: De la Guerra ! 1st ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL Commons, 8-9:45 p.m. 7 P.M. \ BURGERS ...... 25c, 5/$1.00 Admission $4.50. Alumni dance: Francisco Torres, | MARTY BURGER-% lb...... 55c I "THE NEW THEOLOGY” 9:30p.m.-1 a.m. \ PASTRAMI ...... 49c GUEST: RICHARD DOSS, Ph.D. i BAR-B-QUE BEEF ...... 49c j VISITORS WELCOME! | ROAST B E E F ...... 49c S u nJi\a lj j CORN BEEF ...... 49c 1 CHICKEN FRIED STEAK ...... 59c BAPTIST CAMPUS FELLOWSHIP Meetings BIGGEST HOT DOG 6518 EL GRECO RD. (ISLA VISTA) Surf team: Campus Point, 8 a.m. ! 968-2219 College Republicans: in 2294 IN I.V ...... 40c E UCen, 7-8:30 p.m. Speaker Betsy Brombfield of the state central . GRACE A CO. committee. Hillel: in 1128 UCen, 7:30-10:30 p.m. Dance class. Things Open recreation: RG, noon. Swimming: Pool, noon.

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<8 P A G E 4 -----E U G A U C H O ----- FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 7. 1969 COMMENT BSU on Fisher’s resignation The Chancellor and Dr. areas. Instead o f promoting Let it be made clear that it Fisher have conveyed to the cooperation with all segments never was or is the intention o f campus community the o f the Black community he Black students to control the impression that the BSU was or sought unsuccessfully to divide Black Studies Department. is attempting to “ take over” and polarize the Black faculty, What we want is for the entire the Black Studies Department. refused to listen to theirs and Black community o f UCSB and We would now like to inform students’ recommendations, Santa Barbara to participate the campus community of our and showed no understanding and decide the direction o f the reasons for demanding the o f the basic philosophical or department. Our main point is firing o f Dr. Seth Fisher. practical implications o f Black t h e failure of the The Black Studies studies. Administration, certain faculty Department, being a new and When Dr. Fisher was being members and the white comparatively w e a k considered for chairman o f community to recognize the department in a very hostile Black Studies, Black students self-determination o f the Black environment, requites dynamic were asked to interview him community. new and innovative leadership. for their approval or Due to the nature o f the disapproval. The understanding It was for that reason that physical position o f the Black being that if we disapproved he the BSU refused to submit faculty (who are in various would not be hired. Dr. Fisher, names to Chancellor Cheadle departments) the chairman a t that time fully for Dr. Fishers’ approval before must be able to organize their understanding what the he resigned. Dr. Fisher has talents and promote interview was for, submitted already disqualified himself cooperation with and between himself for our consideration from having a right to make them. He must also be willing and agreed that if we found decisions in Black Studies and to listen to students as human that our ideas or ideologies the Chancellor had no right. beings and be able to listen to conflicted he would step down The Black faculty themselves their ideas. He must also keep as chairman. It soon became should decide who runs the abreast o f state and national apparent that Fisher had plans department just as white developments on Black o f his own and that Black faculty do. Racism will Studies. Students or faculty were continue to be the main We found Dr. Fisher to be excluded from “his” question until white attitudes deficient in every one o f these department. at UCSB change. Bill Allen needs a little help from his friends- Assistant Professor o f Anthropology Bill Allen is a radical. He treats faculty that their chances for receivingPh.D.s would be harmed by such students as equals; he goes out o f his way to talk to them and involves actions. himself in their interests, projects and problems. Allen is being fired because he does not “ fit in.” The rigid, arrogant Bill Allen has long, red hair, a beard and a hearty laugh. He wears clq A ud io men who run the department feel threatened by his presence in the sandals. He never wears a suit and tie. He is rarely seen in the faculty same way that the Regents felt threatened by Angela Davis. club. And yet the same men who want Allen fired have defended Angela’s Bill Allen hugs his friends when he sees them. In his classes, he 0 ) right to teach.... Peculiar? Not at all. For these men dislike Angela Davis sometimes swears. He never gives multiple-choice exams. He prefers to as much as they dislike Bill Allen. give students papers instead o f finals. Tenured professors who joined, at the Academic Senate, in Bill Allen is not afraid to express his criticisms o f the University upholding Angela's right to teach did so not because they respect her publicly and frankly. He is angered by the impersonality o f the & right to express herself in the classroom, but because they resent the educational structure, its unresponsiveness to students, its desperate power that has been taken away from them by the Regents. fear o f student involvement, its corrupt connections with the Attempts to fire people like Angela Davis are not a new phenomenon military-industrial complex. over which the Regents have a monopoly. On the contrary, radicals and Last June, Bill Allen was informed by the anthropology department S' other unconventional people are quietly weeded out every year. that he was being fired, effective June 1970. Department higherups (tenured faculty members) told him that his teaching standards were But academic undesirables are eliminated in a much less blatant way not up to par and that his research and publications were insufficient. by departments than by the Regents. Professors are, in the academic The truth is that Allen has done more research and written more lingo, “ discouraged.” than most professors have in the same amount o f time. Allen was very £ * It is this structure o f power, this hypocricy and arrogance that Bill popular with his students, so popular that several anthropology Allen has spoken out against all along. graduate students signed letters o f protest despite threats from tenured He could use some help.

LETTERS O f course the Regents and a definite NO! We can’t ban administration cannot be people from coming here. Is growth, totally blamed for this growth, When the population density because they say they are reaches such heights that simply responding to the needs California becomes unlivable, good? o f the growing population o f immigration will stop. To the Editor: California. But we can stop population Given that the Today the state is adding growth before the quality of Administration’s projections more than 600,000 people a life degenerates to this point concerning traffic are true; year. That’s the equivalent to by simply not planning for given that the proposed adding a city the size o f San growth. I f we do not provide freeway is the only way to Diego yearly. water, electricity, schools, meet these needs; given that no We are growing more than freeways, etc., for a projected damage to the Slough will any other state in the Union. rate o f immigration, then these result from the construction; The major contributor to this people won’t come. given that noise and air unprecedented population I suggest we must pollution around the campus growth is immigration, re-examine our commitment to will not increase as a result o f although birth rate is a growth and progress. We the freeway; given all that; significant portion o f it. Every should at the state and local aren’t we overlooking a larger, hour, fifty people in excess o f level discourage our population more fundamental question? those departing cross our state growth by discouraging The whole argument for the border. immigration. freeway rests on the premise Is this growth good? We should re-examine the that the University must grow Chambers o f Commerce and present plan to reach a student and the freeway will meet the profit worshipping population o f 25,000 here at traffic needs o f this growth. businessmen would have us UCSB. I f we stayed at our But must the University grow? believe that it is good, that it present size and concentrated The present plans call for a provides more industry, more on quality education rather total enrollment o f 25,000 jobs, more GNP growth. than quantity, the proposed BECCA WILSON, Editor students by the mid 1980’s. But it also provides freeway and its effect on our Entered as second class matter on November 20, 1951, at This is a revision o f a plan overcrowding, urban decay, air slough would no longer be an Goleta, California, and printed by the Campus Press, 323 made in 1960 for a maximum issue. Magnolia, Goleta, California. P.O. Box 11149, University and water pollution and Center, Santa Barbara, California 93107. Editorial Office - o f 15,000, which is a revision generally increasing stress on CLYDE S. EMERSON TJM. Storke Publications Bldg. 1036, Phone 961-2691. o f a 1958 plan for a maximum our environment and Students for Advertising Office -T.M. Storke Publications Bldg. 1045, o f 10,000, which is a revision wilderness areas. I feel the Environmental Defense Phone 961-3829. o f a 1953 plan for 3,500. answer to the above question is Sr., Environmental Biology MORE LETTERS r-Odd Bodkins \ tóson-a large. M yopic tax dodge having short horns. To the Editor: The letter from Mrs. Hope Smith (Nov. 4) was interesting in a myopic way. Mrs. Smith expresses her disapproval o f the Vietnam war by withholding payment on a portion o f her income tax. The Internal Revenue Service must Facism is budding in black militants o f black power. I wish to know then send bills and finally wage from the BSU itself, why they attachment before the Open letter to the BSU: ' booth, two or three more supporting and endorsing her, insist on creating an air o f indomitable Mrs. Smith pays “ Fascism is right around the blacks positioned themselves, were the symptoms o f the very violent power during her bill. comet! ” cried Angela Davis. one with binoculars, the other social-pathology she was educational public assemblies. The extra collection costs to “ It’s up to us to show the with a walkie-talkie. Encircling demanding be destroyed in the In an honest attempt to the government are Mrs. American people where they the entire perimeter o f the name o f true liberation. Angela understand the black struggle Smith’s victory scalps and she are!” From this writer’s football field were hardly needed a troop o f for just liberation, I request a advises all to do as she has perspective, impending fascism approximately 20 to 30 more, small-time guerrillas defending ra tio n a l, lo g ic a l, public explanation o f this behavior by done. not only lurks around the analogous to black posts o f an her from the passive UCSB the members o f the BSU, Black Unfortunately, the costs to comer, it is budding right now invisible fence. Around Angela audience. Panthers and other black the IRS are paid by all this sade o f the comer in the Davis was the inevitable However, I don’t wish to use groups. taxp ayers and additional embodiment o f young, black phalanx o f young, black m y own rationalities in MARK SCHRADER governmental costs are militants. I came to this studs.. . . T o complete all this, attempting to understand this Jr. Psychology reflected by- higher taxes to conclusion last Tuesday in a black in a turban came out to seemingly pathological portion all—just what we need. Campus Stadium as I gazed the platform and commanded JOHN KING about in shocked silence. that “ Pictures and tapes are Santa Barbara Across the field, in the top not allowed...,” and then rows o f the empty south strode away. Artists: bleachers, three blacks stood at As I surveyed this scene I A beautiful fedina equal intervals, like castlewall became annoyed and The delicate fragrances of Cupid s guards, scanning the scene depressed. I felt emotionally Q uiver transform douching into a EL below. On the opposite north oppressed and weakened by refreshing part of your beauty bleachers, which were mostly this overt exhibition of ritual. GAUCHO empty, more blacks were militancy, su p pressive -power spread out in stolid and hypocrisy. 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The director remains o f the swamp creature tots we have entered dark helps us by standard warning is the little buzzer on the Raid ------▼ V Mansfield theatres to watch “ The Moth £ Take Her Out To a Movie Tonight! | signs: the darkness, a small commercials. vs. The Pod People,” and noise, suddenly the violins go In her marvelous article, laughed and talked when it got wild, and so forth. “ The Imagination O f Disaster,” GRANADA bad and spilled popcorn and 1216 State Street A special form o f horror Susan Sontag chronologues the sometimes closed our eyes. film is science fiction, which scenario o f the expensive, We like to take chances has, in the past several years, crummy science fiction film of "BATTLE OF BRITAIN" on the safely. We know that you can illustrated a shift in the nature those innocent years: “ 1. The R and watch things in a movie, o f American fear. arrival o f the thing. 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It is quite obvious conferences, they must have HANOI 13 — Cuba's Alvarez In Hanoi that a well-made murder drama some weakness, nuclear bomb Katherine Hepburn in RADCLIFF: BLUES—Woman's Liberation would be more effective than a finally wins the day.” 'THE MADWOMAN SPIRIT OF 76-S B Oil Disaster poorly-made science fiction Then, with hundreds of these movies being stamped OF CHAILLOT" NO GAME—Newsreel at the Pentagon story. But, o f the best o f our most out with factory precision, the l NOV. 7, 8 recent science fiction, there is a fear o f invasion became less RIVIERA new, less viceral anxiety which terrifying. It is, after all, rather Near Santa Barbara Mission Friday, Saturday 8:30 P.M. is, nonetheless, as frightening easy to see that if something opposite El Encanto Hotel as murder and, in some subtle lands it can eventually be g "CRAZY WORLD ENGINEERING AUD. ADMISSION $1.00 manner, more deadly. forced to take off. It was, all in all, a rational C OF LAUREL AND Upon this anxiety, our fear situation. We, the earthlings B H A R D Y " o f machines, Stanley Kubrick (“ 2001” ; “ Dr. Strangelove” ) is (read: American, blonde) were £ and building a lexicon o f terror in good, like white blood cells W.C. FIELDS dean, well-lighted places. fighting the Invaders (read: Several years ago, you could Russian, swarthy) and there CINEMA always tell a monster by the was nothing to be confused 6050 Hollister Ave. • Goleta fact that he was unclean. Huge, about. So next the film-makers rubbery creatures crawled up turned us against ourselves. is dynamite! out o f swamps. In these next films, Ej Dustin Hoffman Impassioned and impressive! And, in contrast, you could ecological imbalance was the £ Jon Voight Signals perhaps a new always tell the hero because he enemy and we were the E "MIDNIGHT COWBOY" (X) I boldness in American had a nice pair o f human eyes, invaders ourselves for having cinema! Extraordinary!’’ legs and arms, and he used one gone too . far with Mother -Tim e arm. to hold his! blonde Nature: cosmic incest. FAIR VIEW girlfriend and the other to hurl We tried to set o ff a nuclear ’Powerful ! Born out of blast far underground and 251 N. Fairview • Goleta the time of troubles -MIDNIGHT FLICKS caused the “ Crack In The through which this World” or we set o ff a bomb at nation has been passing!’’ Friday & Saturday Peter Fonda the north pole resulting in -L ife —12 Midnight — Dennis Hopper “ The Day The Earth Caught Fire.” 'EASY RIDER" (R) ‘‘Dazzling... Devastating... Paramount Pictures presents Brilliant! Must be seen APPLE FILMS I-* » - . KING FEATURES »«W . However, even these films o f by anyone who cares medumcool self-destruction have evolved about...modern movies!" ______technicolor The Beetles into a newer threat, a sinister, a t1 a paramount picture MAGIC LANTERN -Newsweek metaphysical threat. It is Embarcadero Del Norte Isla Vista Y ellow S u b m arin e rather like original sin in reverse: final sin. COLOR by Deluxe I We are not suffering from United Artists I 'MEDIUM the evil o f our ancestors mflMVMF.HUB tuna. MBH •■UMTKUM (religion having evaporated) COOL" ISLA VISTA, 96 2- 81 1 1 THE . ■ but, contrarily, we are making FORCES OF preparations for the suffering WHAT MAKES PEOPLE LAUGH SO GOOD! o f our offspring. We are busy III HARD THEY CRY? Laurel and Hardy with our technology of doom: poisoning air and water, having were perhaps the funniest comedy babies like machine guns have "DARBY O'GILL ^TSK1 Y team who ever lived. They probably m MUIC LAHTSBN mint bullets, and, if poison and ISLA VISTA. 968-2589 AND THE LITTLE couldn't tell you why. They just knew (Continued on p. 9, col. 1) PEOPLE" ! and how. and And the reason the secret remains a "PETER PAN" NOW SHOWING THE secret — is because nobody really SANTABARBARA • n m FflT knows the answer. 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You can sit on a HOW IT SCORED sliced tomatoes. variety o f chairs (they áre all, Haute Cuisine Beverages include a long list pos­ ac­ or almost all, different) or even tual o f teas, hot chocolate, apple on a sofa. The music is mock sible cider and the usual coffee, milk Viennese and there are food 5 4 and sodas. paintings. prices 5 5 By G A R Y HANAUER English beef stew with English One last food note: there is Feature Editor muffin for 94 cents. atmosphere 5 4 a soup o f the day, desert o f the Service at St. John’s was St. John ’s Restaurant, Seven sandwiches are service 5 A V i day and special o f the day for excellent. We gave a located on Trigo Road o ff the offered, six o f which—ham and near-perfect 4V4. The main those who can’t make up their location 5 3 Isla Vista Loop, is currently cheese, tuna, turkey, ham, minds. course took only five minutes leading the EL GAUCHO b-b-q beef and pastrami—range to deliver, with beverages Total 25 21V4 restaurant poll with a grand in price from 67—81 cents. A EL GAUCHO recommends served first. A waitress provides total o f 21V6 points. reuben sandwich (which costs the beef stroganoff, Hungarian the service. A relative newcomer to I.V., $1.25 at Campus Deli, another goulash and beef stew as three Earth and Duffy’s. St. John’s offers the area’s best relatively inexpensive excellent dinner choices. We Location o f St. John’s is St. John’s scored high in price list: everything is under restaurant) goes for only 96 scored St. John’s with a 5 on average, worthy o f the same service, food and prices—it $1. The prices themselves are cents. prices and 4 on food quality. score—three—that we gave two deserves its growing reputation strange: beef stroganoff on A wide variety of salads are St. John’s atmosphere is also nearby restaurants, Sun and in Isla Vista brown rice with green salad, 99 cents; Hungarian goulash on brown rice for 99 cents; turkey and mushrooms on toasted English muffins for 97 cents; shepherd pie for 99 cents; and M o v ie s (Continued from p. 6) Here's famine aren’t enough, we have 30,000 tons o f TN T for every a little something survivor. your mother never So Stanley Kubrick made “ Dr. Strangelove, Or: How I told you. Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb.” And it was not frightening. We had in fact, Because she didn't know about it stopped worrying. It was, like The little something is Tassaway. our daily news, Truth-As-Joke. It was the first cybernetic Tassaway is an entirely new solution to evidence o f final sin. We had the old monthly problem. 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By G A R Y HANAUER into the interior of Ghana. He Gondoumaria, a village o f 1,200 sunrise, and by 8 a.m. when saying hello off-key. They Feature Editor was a rural community on a sand dune, was her “ new her California family was just knew the greetings, but the The Peace Corps arrives on development volunteer charged home,” where she would stirring, she had usually made tones baffled them. The school campus Monday, in their latest with the responsibility o f o cca sio n a lly converse in coffee for the local teachers or children soon took care o f in a series o f bi-annual auditing, inspecting and French, but most o f the time talked to a half dozen school that. recruiting drives at UCSB. advising various branches o f a in Kanuri, a tonal language children, or both. Janice, Yogendra, Chuck Four Peace Corps volunteers 10,000 member cocoa used by the Kanuri people, T h e re was an initial and a fourth member o f the will spend most o f Monday and cooperative union. who dominate the region. communication gap because Peace Corps will all be on hand Tuesday setting up booths for The volunteer learned Tiwi, Janice’s day began at Janice and her roommate were next week. their Wednesday thru Friday the language o f the Ashanti activities. On Monday, the tribe,, during Peace Corps volunteers are available for training and put it to good use information ..in ¿‘1317 during his two-year stay in Every one in our locater Administration Building. Ghana. file is the perfect room­ “The Foreigners,” a Aside from his active role mate for someone. controversial film revolving with agricultural cooperatives, around confrontation, is being he found time to organize a 20 HAVE YOU aired on campus by the Peace member .credit union for FOUND YOURS? Corps, Wednesday at 4 p.m. in school teachers in Bekwai; UCen 2272. provided some o f the impetus Chuck Stout, an American and helped with classroom HOUSING OFFICE volunteer who served in the construction in two nearby 1234 Administration interior o f Ghana, says that the villages, and helped to organize Building film talks about “ something and build a health clinic in still O ff campus Assistance which has to be discussed.” It another village. Phone: 961-2795 or helps explore the “ hows” and Janice Gulley spent two 961-2750 “ whys” o f revolution in South years in Gondoumaria, Niger, a America. small country in Africa. This year’s Peace Corps recruiting program is different, according to- Stout: “ We’re searching for more specialized TWA put a price on your head people.” Stout lists business, economics, industrial and that even your parents vocational arts, mathematics and science as areas in which the Corps especially needs new might agree to pay. people. “ We don’t want just the We’re out to get you home for th< You still get all the great food and affable person,” Stout holidays. Fast. TW A features like movies and stereo explains. But, “ the general Which is something that your music.* But it won't cost you like it major still fills the bulk o f our parents will probably enjoy too. does everyone else. programs,” Stout continues. Something else they’ll enjoy is ou And TW A flies to nearly all the Another film, featuring fares for students. On a standby major cities i.» the U.S., plus we have scenes from life all over the basis, you'll get 40% off regular world, will be shown Thursday a special youth fare to Hawaii. at popn in 2272 UCen. Its coach fares. With all that going for you, there's ffie : ~ “The Great Deazie Which’doesn't mean you'll be only one excuse for not going home Marching Band and other flying second class or for the holidays. stories.” anything like that Getting your hair cut. On Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, the Peace Corps *By Inflight Motion Pictures Inc. administers a half-hour on transcontinental non-stops. Language Aptitude Test which it uses in placing Volunteers. The test is scheduled Wednesday at noon in 1133 UCen, 3 p.m. in 1122 UCen and 5 p.m. in 1122 UCen; Thursday at noon in 1131 UCen and 3 p.m. in 1131 UCen; Friday at 10 a.m. in 1133 UCen; 11 a.m. in 1133 UCen; noon in 1133 UCen; and 3 p.m. in 1133 UCen. One Peace Corps member, Yogendra Purush, is a native o f Nepal in the United States to recruit new volunteers for the Peace Corps. Purush’s professional experience ranges from an appointment as head o f the Publication Department in the Ministry o f Education at Kathmandu through such positions as Secretary to the Home Minister, Secretary to the Prime Minister, and Chief Inspector o f Education for Schools and Colleges in Nepal. He first came to this country in 1956 to study journalism at the University o f Oregon, and received his B.S. degree there in 1959. During part o f the time he attended the University o f Oregon, he worked as a copyreader on the “ Eugene Register Guard.” After his return to Kathmandu he pursued o th er academic activities such as editor-in-chief o f an education quarterly. For one year he was an editorial writer on a local English daily. Stout, the second o f four volunteers here, served in Bekwai, Ghana, a town o f about 6,000 people, 170 miles P A G E 1 2 -----E L G A U C H O ----- FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 7. 1969 Audio tries to break large classes Boards merge for volunteers By CAROLE RICHARD classes and one professor, is works when he prefers and at The Community Affairs Board (CAB) o f UCSB has joined with Reporter attempting to create a situation his own pace. One third o f the the County Welfare Board to place student volunteers with A revolution in lower where every student has the work is now within the flexible children who need tutoring. division education may result right to take anthropology 3, schedule, and ultimately 70 per Lack o f structure in the program frees the student to spend from the experiments being regardless o f class size. cent will become flexible. several hours a week with a child in any way the two choose. conducted in this quarter’s While he contends his Grades, notes Fagan, are not Where tutoring is required, students will be placed according to anthropology 3 class. Brian argument may not be valid, he based on midterms or finals their academic major and interest areas. Fagan, currently teaching the foresees how the increase o f but on mastery o f the material. Volunteers in the performing arts are also needed for talent introductory archaeology students may lessen the To ease pressure, tests may be shows in convalescent homes and high schools in the Santa Barbara course, is seeking a more effectiveness o f teaching. taken any time within a 14 day area. effective way o f educating The audio tutorial format period and repeated any Students interested in either program should contact the CAB large groups on an devised for anthropology 3 number o f times. office for further information and applications. Transportation audio tutorial format. consists o f a general assembly, Spending most o f his time in arrangements can be made for volunteers. Fagan, unsatisfied with the independent study sessions and the teaching center, Fagan present system o f lower video discussion sections. hopes to break down the “ wall division courses, which The student comes prepared of hostility” experienced in primarily consist o f large with facts, and attends 20 Campbell Hall between one 8 FROM SAN FRANCISCO: minute television tapes, which professor and nine hundred visualize such facts as finding students..; MOVE IN an archaeological site. He has Reactions from students access to language labs, where prove both enthusiastic and taped lectures and coordinating positive. The criteria for next slides are available. quarter’s course depends solely Flexible scheduling is built on student satisfaction. into the course so the student Reactions are submitted and A T LA S T answers are posted or answered IN THE SANTA BARBARA personally. 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By A N N HENRY protest action. “ Are you Staff Writer seeking notoriety?” he asked, Difficulties in reconciling “ Or are you seeking change?” old and new concepts o f Students who are looking education were examined by for change in the University, TOWERS INVADED Joseph L. White in his according to White, “ should Convocation lecture yesterday. examine how your institution White, who is coordinator o f functions and where and from black and comparative culture what sources it is vulnerable to studies at UC Irvine, spoke on change.” GOLETA, C A LIFO R N IA —Friday evening a small nucleus of “ Student Power and the Crisis A ls o , students should Circle K'ers occupied the Francisco Torres Building. A spokesman in Higher Education.” .. beware o f mistaking symbols In describing thè obstacles o f power, such as the closing for the group said they would stand fast in their objectives to to change in t University down o f a school, for real "confront the issues." structure and governance, power which consists o f W hite re ferred to the achieving constructive goals, When asked to elaborate, the Circle K'er replied: "We got traditional concept that the White said. almost 200 of our most aggressive members here this weekend to “ old folks” maké decisions Another suggestion made by White is that the senior faculty plan our attack for operation insight. Essentially it is getting members take a stand in the involved in such areas as: youth, crime, communications gap, drug movements for change. White warned that if they sit on the use and abuse, in addition to racial tensions." sidelines, the Establishment When asked if he expected additional support, he retorted: "We will take away their power as well as that o f the students. are 1,000 strong all over California—about 20 of us on most White gave as examples the campuses, with contacts in the high schools and business cases o f Eldridge Cleaver, Herbert Marcuse and Angela community." Davis. In all these cases, White A t this point the reporter felt it best to excuse himself, as the claims, the UC Regents were setting a precedent for the Circle K'ers began to break up into smaller cadres to "confront the usurpation of faculty issues." authority. As a final admonition, White advised activist students to deal JOSEPH L. WHITE THE STEERING COMMITTEE WILL MEET TO DISCUSS with specific issues as a means FURTHER PLANS MONDAY, 6:30 p.m. UCEN 2272 while the younger generation is o f modifying the decision silen t u ntil they have making structure. He averred undergone “ rites o f passage” that the new structure must Paid Advertisement such as the acquisition o f a evolve and be flexible to make university degree. room for the changes that new “ This system worked,” generations o f college students stated White, “ until the will want to make. students decided that their parents were not omnipotent and their professors not omniscient.” A.S. Concerts Committee Presents White described the dilemma faced by the professor who has been taught that he is the final authority and then is told by his students that their ideas are as valid as his. Comparing education to a STEVE M l LLER BAND, SWEETWATER commercial product, White SUNDAY NOVEMBER 9th CAMPUS FIELD 1 P.M. averred that as the consumer, the student should be UCSB STUDENTS $3.25 PUBLIC $3.75 $4.25 at DOOR consulted as to what kind o f TICKETS UCEN TICKET BOOTH,MORNING GLORY MUSIC, I.V product he wants and needs. “ I contend,” White emphasized, “ that the only way to resolve the crisis in the University is to work out a structure in which students can make decisions on their own education.” One o f the dilemmas facing the University, according to White, is the decision on what arena it will occupy. Will it be a place where scholars sit and reflect on the ills o f society, or will it be a place where action is initiated to solve those problems? In the past, declared White, ‘ ‘The Man” (the Establishment) has used the University to create changes beneficial to the prevailing order. One example was the establishment o f agricultural colleges in the 1950’s to solve farm problems in the Midwest. Another example occurred when the Russians put up the first satellite and our government quickly put the colleges to work turning out scientists and engineers. Now, White insisted, there is again a need for changes, but because the call comes from students and not from “The Man,” those who control the Universities are reluctant to respond. W hite advised student activists to examine their goals and methods when initiating P A G E 1 6 -----E L G A U C H O ----- FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 7. 1969 WINTER SCHEDULE OF CLASSES The following changes have been made to the Winter Schedule of Classes. Corrections should be made before attempting to complete Blacks genetically inferior - Shockley preferred program cards. Instructor and Room and Building changes will be published at a later date in the Supplement to the schedule. By LIN D A RUDOLPH they are based on unpopular the norm was prevalent in Reporter ideas. deprived children at 19 COURSES AND SECTIONS ADDED and From the electromagnetic months. A t 6 years an Anth 270 0312 0300 TBA Art 202 0529 0100 TBA CIND Y HEATON theory Shockley proceeded to improved environment had B1 St 1C 1228 0100 TT 1000-1150 PHELP 1530 Staff Writer the question o f genetic entirely wiped out the deficit. 81 St 2 1229 0100 W 1000-1150 ENGR 2163 William Shockley, Nobel inferiority o f blacks. As the I.Q. tests given today were B1 St 2 1229 0200 W 100- 250 ENGR 2163 Prize winning electrical basis o f his investigation he standardized 15 years ago to B1 St 2 1229 0300 F 1000-1150 PHELP2506 engineer, hoping to make the used I.Q. and similar what was then a rural white B1 St 2 1229 0400 F 200- 350 PHELP 2506 “ greatest contribution anyone intelligence tests. The results o f middle class population. I.Q. B1 St 120 1236 0100 W 100- 350 PSY 1802 can make to American Negro tests are not applicable to any B1 St 160 1244 0100 M 830- 930 PHYS 1015 welfare for the next culture other than the one for 1244 0100 M 700- 850pm B1 St 195 1245 0100 TT generation,” asserted in a which they are devised. 230- 350 SH 2127 B1 St 198 1247 0100 TT 100- 230 ELLSN 1813 lecture given Wednesday that News Analysis Shockley feels that if “ basic Ch E 4 1253 0100 TT 100- 230 SPCH 1649 blacks are genetically inferior mental differences were Chin 110A 2898 0100 TT 200- 250 CHEM 1009 to whites. established, then social actions DA 10E 2446 0200 TT 900-t050 494-164 Shockley who was awarded could be based on sound DA 46 2488 0100 TT 400- 550 ELLSN 1930 the Nobel Prize for Physics in these tests have proven to him m ethodology rather than DA 135C 2535 0100 F 1OO0-T15O 494-164 1956 for his work on that blacks have a lower I.Q. emotionally prejudiced DA 161 2576 0100 MW 100- 250 SPCH 1663 transistors, lectured for than whites. racism.” Ed 105 3453 0100 TT 230- 345 PHELP 1160 Ed 201 3565 0100 TH 400- 630 PHELP 1160 electrical engineering 4, Shockley believes that I.Q. 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