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Monday! August ~0, 1976 Assists Burglar In $6342 Theft Schmitt Takes On Montov~. By Lynda Sparber A burglary in the chemistry department late last week resulted in the loss of an estimated $6342 in cash collected as breakage deposit fees from chemistry students. US Senate Race Begins Campus police believe the theft occurred between 5 p.m. Wed· nesday and 8 a.m. Th·ursday. Checks amounting to $2000 were not By Robert R. Lee it was done by the Journal and the news when it was not news. My taken. A police spokesman said there is a suspect in the case. The US Senate 'race in New Tribune." guess is if they (the post office) Berry Cox, police director, said a key was used to gain entrance to Mexico this election year.is a study Griffin said that the postal lease would get out of there, he (Mon· the office where the money was kept, but the thief or thieves "tried to in contrasts. in the Coronado Shopping Center toya) would love it." fake opening the door" by making it appear the lock had been "jim­ Democratic Sen. Joseph M. Montoya owns in· Santa Fe "is Asked if Montoya's federal staff mied." The door to the safe was pried open. Montoya, seeking a third terin, is illegal." Griffin also said that is working on his campaign, Carroll Lee, university comptroller, said it is a written University an incumbent with nearly twenty Montoya's federal staff is working Hamilton said the allegation had to policy that all University departments are supposed to turn into the years' tenure in Washington. New on his campaign. do with Bertha Parker and Dick cashiers all cash receipts at least once a week or whenever the · Mexicans have never deposed an Lees, who were on Montoya's staff amount reaches $100, whichever comes first. elected in cum bent Senator. Asked about the postal lease, and are now being paid out of Lee said he believed the money Harrison (Jack) Schmitt, Hamilton said Montoya bought the campaign funds. had not been turned in because Montoya's Republican opponent, is shopping center, including the post Hamilton said further that, while the chemistry department staff a man with little legislative office, in 1955, two years before he campaigning, Montoya may be was harried with all the problems ..; ex(lerience running against a went to Congress. Hamilton said approached by people with of the beginning semester. Democrat in a state that is further that the post office problems that require his attention. Cox said, however, he believed traditionally a Democratic condemned the lease in 1961 when Hamilton said, "You'll find there the money had been about a province. it discovered it was doing business may be- a staff member right there week's accumulation of fees. And each candidate is saying that with a Congressman, "and the rent taking notes'-they're not "They should have been taking it his opponent's apparent strengths was assigned by the courts." campaigning, they're there on over to cashier's and asking for a are really weaknesses. Hamilton also said the Santa FP business.'' cash guard," he said. Diana Griffin, Schmitt's New Mexican investigated the af· The two candidates' positions on "We still have to determine campaign manager, said last week, fair in 1964 and 1965, and decided economic development in the state what we're going to do about "The mood of the country is to there was no story. Hamilton are roughly similar. · cash refunds" for students tur­ throw incumbents out, and we're said, "The Journal treated it as {Continued on page 2) ning in breakage cards at the end going to play to that." of the semester, Lee said, but the Griffin said further that another "students are protected." keystone of the Schmitt campaign The matter of keeping the strategy is to emphasize that large sum of money in violation of Schmitt "has no political debts and university policy "will probably is not tied to any special interest be discussed in an administrative groups. He's younger than meeting," Lee said. Montoya; he's tied to the future." That the office door was opened with a key led both Cox and Lee to point out the leniency in key policy which sometimes allows personnel Dr. Dave Hamilton, of the UNM to retain keys after leaving a position. economics faculty, is Montoya's Cox said the theft could have been by someone who knew the campaign manager. Asked last money was being kept in the six-foot safe, but also speculated it could week if he thought voters are have been "just some thief who was damned lucky." susp1c1ous of incumbents, Although they have a pQ~sible suspect. the Ca~n:pu~ Po\iee a.re Hamilton said, "There's a··'Cerrain going to continue theh· investigation to "try to get some more infor­ mation," Cox said. He said he could not estimate how long it will take "!i to wrap up the case, but said, "We're going hard at it." •I The mood of the country is UNM Inspector Robert Raymond and Detective Bob Lovato are in to throw incumbents out, charge of the investigation, which is remaining solely a Campus Police and we're going to play to matter. Raymond declined to give any information on the procedures that-Diana Griffin, the investigation is following, but did reveal some evidence was found on the scene. Sch,mitt's campaign Joseph Montoya manager: Grievance Committee amount of that, and I think it's partly generated by the press. The press has a cynical attitude toward Seeks Board Members politics." Hamilton said further that journalists tend to assume that By Ruth S. Intres·s representatives will be elected for "all politicians are crooks." The Student Standards and two consecutive years. · Hamilton said it is "bad advice" Grievance Committee (SSGC), The hearing board for grievances to throw an incumbent out "if the which will hear student's academic will consist of two students and two incumbent is performing." complaints, is now accepting faculty members which will be The Montoya campaign strategy applications from students wishing drawn by lot. These four persons has been to emphasize Montoya's to serve on the committee. will choose a fifth person from seniority in the Senate and the The SSGC will consist of 36 outside the University community committee memberships that members, with an equal number of to preside with them over the accompany such seniority. students and faculty hearing. Griffin said, "Montoya has said Harrison (Jack) Schmitt representatives. These ASUNM Attorney General he wants only one more term, so his Brian Sanderoff, said no previous seniority claim is an empty bag." experience is needed to serve on the Asked about this, Hamilton said rm· ~00 d committee. Ho~ever, the aJ?P!icant that a Senate term is six years, and Students Don't Like DoI j rt must be open-mtnded and Wllltng to this presumably is enough time to · be involved in this type of academic initiate and follow through on By D.M. Flynn and green vegetables are f~st becoming extinct. committee. important legislation. · An interview with several residents of the UNM Another student said that residents deliberately "ASUNM would like to counsel all Hamilton said further that there dormitories proved that little has changed in take three glasses of milk when they can, solely students who think they have a is a net flow of funds out of the regard to student disenchantment with the food out of spite. He believes this to be a source of great grievance. As Attorney General I'll state economy in the private sectoc. services. waste. · counsel and possibly represent them Hamilton also said that the influx Some new changes have occurred this semester The new washer, said one employee who did not if they so desire at the of federal funds into the state that have done little to inspire praise of La Posada. want to be identified, has replaced one full-time proceedings," Sander off said. economy helps to offset this net Where students were once able to drink as much employee and at least one student employee. The SSGC will make all decisions out-flow in the private sector, "and milk as they could, only two glasses are now Designed to pay for itself witbin a year, the concerning disenrollments, grade that's where seniority counts." allowed per meat, Breakfast eaters are allowed machine has been beset with continuous malfunc- changes, appeals of any committee Hamilton said Montoya "does three glasses provided they have a bowl of cereal, tions and breakdowns. The employee said that, ac· on campus except the Student have seniority now,;, and that and are only allowed one glass of orange juice. cording to the management, "the average time for Radio and Publications Board, and ·Montoya "is going to be chairman Other changes include a new dishwashing a person to dispose of their tray, plates and actions toward any student who of the Joint Committee on Atomic machine in which students must scrape their own utensils is seven seconds." Of 15 students who constitutes a physical danger to Energy." Montoya is also a dishes .and glasses and place them in the loader entered th'e tray disposal area during on of the himself or others on campus. member of the Senate Public themselves. least-crowded hours, only one retired his tray in "If a student receives an 'F' and Works and Appropriations The costs of these new improvements (originally under twenty seconds. The average time for the 15 feels he didn't deserve it, that is a COmmittees. installed with hopes to save money) are being bar· students timed by the LOBO was 32.1 seconds. legitimate grievance. Changing a ne by the students themselves. In addition to these Montoya has accused the Schmitt One student, when asked about the machine, 'C' to a 'B' is not because it abuses inconveniences, room and board prices have the committee," Sander off said. campaign of using "smear tactics" skyrocketed. said "it was a horrendous mistake. Some girls wear· by makin,g an issue of the Montoya nice clothes and come out covered with food. Some "The committee doesn't have the Students returning to th!i · dormitories this power itself to change a grade. But postal lease in Santa Fe and of semester have complained that there has been a of the rlishroom people are even asking for the old Montoya's failure to disclose his machine back." · it will recommend that change to noted decrease in both the quantity and quality of the appropriate officer," he said. new worth. Griffin said that the the food. One resident who also works in La Jake Calmelat, a returning resident, said that he raising of these issues "was not "We have been told in good faith Posada noted that there 'are now more starches resented the new restrictions and "hated the idea" from President Davis that the initiated by the Schmitt campaign; (especially potatoes, wax beans, and "soggy rice") to begin with. fConlltiuerJ on pagel2J

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~------·- .-i . d;-!J~lll!) 0 ... Schmitt and Montoya ""'_..., "' ~ !Conlinucd from pngeli "pro-nuclear and pro-solar, and think of our children and our ~l~l~ ;:l <1 Griffin said Schmitt does not feels there is a big future for both, children's children. We don't have 0 want "the big industrial but more research is needed into the enough information to do that ..g- complexes," but rather "small nuclear-energy end of it." (bury waste in the Carlsbad salt By United PrfJSS international >-< firms that employ 300 to 400 beds)." ,!:: people" to come to New Mexico. Asked about Schmitt's position ·.s Griffin said further that Schmitt on nuclear-waste disposal in New Ford Park Plan Attacked Asked about Montoya's position · ~ wants "industries like computers Mexico, Griffin said, "There PLAINS, GA. - An aide to Jimmy Carter Sunday called 8 and electronics, small firms where should ddinitely be more research on nuclear plants and waste disposal in the state, Hamilton said President Ford's proposal for doubling the number of national -~ people can easily be taught the in that. He (Schmitt) is a very parks and recreation areas "an attempt to cover up eight years of future-conscious man; we have to he did not know. ::g trade" to come into the northern Republican mismanagement" of the parks .. il: counties "and offer people there an Carter's Press Se.cretary Jody Powell said Ford has opposed ! zvif•O'\ Nina Bukovskaya said she saw her son 10 days ago at Vladimir • Fuel Injection Service Prison, 111 miles from Moscow, for the first time in eight months. ' • Free Written Estimates Datsun-Mazda-Toyota-Volvo-Volkswagen ASUNM Sen. Dave Garda holds office hours "My son is fearful to see because he in inhumanly thin," she • One Day Service Tuesdays and Thursdays. 1202, Scholl's Hall, wrote. "I have only seen faces like that in photographs of the Room 160. 277·21)26. I "Inby8outby5" 268-5169 Auschwitz inmates. -1 Open 7:30-5:30 7522 Central SE 4 blocks E. of Louisiana ASUNM Speakers' Committee welcomes all "But his bravery, his calmness and the vivacity in his eyes ideas-for ils 1976·77 Speakers Series. Mail your EASY BUS ACCESS idl'as to the ASUNM Speakers' Committee, SUB. astonish me and help to relieve my sadness at seeing him in such I ' Suite 242, UNM 87131, or ca\1277-6435. a state." Listen to KRST For More Bukovsky, 34, was one of the early activists in the Soviet op­ D;e;t;a;il;s~==~:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ positfon movement. In 1972, he was sentenced to five years in pnson and seveu in internal exile for anti-Soviet activities - Regular protesting the confinement of dissidents in mental hospitals. pairy Queen Brazier Mrs. Bukovskaya said that when she arrived at the prison, her University SUNDAES son was released from a cold solitary-confinement cell where he 2 For was fed only bread and water. has it all­ Dairy Queen Price Of One With lhll Food & Dessert DQ-pon University Dairy Queen Very Fine Eu~opean Indonesian Food 3 HOT DOGS FOR ONLY The Textbook: buy it for Try our Satee Babi, MIXORMATCH 99c a lot of good reasons! Curried Dishes, and KRAUT "Just th'inkin·' CHILl about those- GOOD ONLY • it reinforces the class lectures ,Sandwiches OR · Reasonable Prices hot dogs At 4201 CentrJil Ave., N,E_ makes you MUSTARD • it clarifies & completes your notes I lours Daily j 11 am -12' pm They'll Save You Money! Good through September 5, 1976 • it supplies details & visual aids A' . Telephone 765-5671 • it helps you prepare for exams ::::;:r-,~-IIM~OO Central S£ a.$5.9980STON FERN • it becomes a pe.rmanent reference for $2.50 /¥~ with coupor !Piwft fffiiiendty /!7/ome/l, [/Jiwft Write for a free copy of "How to Get 3424 Central S.E. 3424 CENTRAL S.E. the Most Out of Your Textbook" to Dept. T 266-9296 Nice 266-9296 Size ,. good through March 8 Association of American Publishers j.i The Closest Flower and Plant store to UNM. One Park Avenue, New York, NY 10016

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. '.~; ,{ t."i~M:." '""': ;-;-.,•·''" ,'. Letters Daily LOBO Editorials Conference Gives The Cultural Program Committee Perspective Opinions The Associated Students UNM Tips to Tipsy POPEJOY HALL Editorial By S. K. Bowman drink glasses at the cash bar drifted through the door, the conversation "Writing is not neces:,·arily turned again to fhe selling of SF. Cultural Entertainment 0 something to be ashamed <.> High Schools Fail of-but do it in private and Following the discussion and a ·x wash your hands after­ Q) . ' wards." IS-minute refreshment break (at the Series 1976-1977 :;s I cash bar, of course), the conference ~ A recent study showed 1200 of the freshmen admitted in 1975 -Robert A. Heinlein continued with what was billed as a Q) would not have been admitted had the 1977 planned entrance costume show but proved to be an Z requirements been in effect. · · Aman Monday, September 20 With their hands freshly washed epidermis exhibition. The 1977 requirements are three units of English, two units of and decked out in their very best Folk Singers, Dancers, Musicians "'"'~ math, two units of physical science and two units of social science. camp T -shirts, some 75 science­ The first contestant (male) was P... President Davis said, "We found in smaller schools with limited fiction writers, aspiring writers and dressed in a white silk shirt and Equus Monday, October 11 curriculum, the students were hlceting the requirements.". The fans gathered at the Ramada Inn rhinestone pirate get-up, complete Thrilling Psycho-Drama-7 Tonys larger schools have more varied curricula and students can work this past weekend for the Eighth with sword. Audience response was their way around the requirements. Annual New Mexico Science lukewarm. The next three Shenandoah Thursday, October 28 He also said the ACT scores of mcoming freshmen have been Fiction Conference, entitled contestants (definitely BUBONICON 8. dropping while grade point averages are increasing. female) were draped in varying Broadway Musical Hit degrees of undress and immediately High schools, particularly the Albuquerque Public School The conference, sponsored by the caught the fancy of the crowd. Polish Radio Symphony Sunday, October 31 System, have not been giving students a proper education. Of Gypsy Rose Lee would have been course a student would rather take a crafts course and a back­ Albuquerque Science Fiction Great Music Society, featured science fiction emembarrassed to wear some of packing class than an English class. novelists Bill Rotsler, Fred those costumes. The two barest Whether UNM raises or lowers it standards for admissions high Saberhagen, John Roberts and hick contestants won first and second Dimitri Monday, November 17 schools are failing in their job of giving students a basic education. writer (proclaimed on the front of prize, and the rhinestone pirate Europe's most famous clown We urge state high school officials to evaluate this report. They his T -shirt) Bob Vardeman. ' drew a few catcalls as they all left. should learn from this that regardless of what the University will ac­ 11111 Jmnunmnmnmmmnmnnnmnmnn m11111 1111111111111111111111 L etters IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIJJIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIJIII the stage. A Little Night Music Wednesday, November 17 cept, the high schools have a duty to students to educate them as The conference opened Friday well as possible, not just give students the bare minimum of with a panel discussion embracing Saturday night ended with Broadway Musical inflated grades to allow them to stumble into a college where they Dr. Richards: Another Po.int of View the question "Is SF the last bastion another B-movie, The Last Man on will be put in remedial writing classes. of the short story?" In a new Earth. With a straight face, Bill Osipov Balalaika Orchestra Monday, February 7 lowering of conference standards, Editor: his genes that determine his male characteristics, Rotsler assured me that the film With Bolshoi Stars this reporter (unpublished in the SF was shot on location in Ft. Worth, Responding to the letter of George Gesner on which he will pass on to his children. ranks and 'but an egg' in the field) Tex. As the credits flashed on the Sherlock Holmes Wednesday, February 23 Aug. 26 commenting on Dr. Rene Richards, George Gesner's criterion for sex deter­ was pressed into service as a screen I flashed out the door, Jured KN ME is Sixth transvestite-tennis star; it appears you have mination is based on moral attitudes or nor­ panelist. As I quietly panicked (I by the cash bar and an earnest London Broadway Hit missed the point of the issue. Sure, if Dr. Richar­ mative values. Yet there is another point. Dr. wasn't eexactly sure what a bastion discussion going on in the hall. I ds wants to change his genitals/breasts to Richards played on a men's professional tennis was), the conversation fortunately paused to listen to the talk on Eliot Feld Ballet Saturday, February 26 The latest Neilsen survey ranked KNME-TV sixth in the nation resemble that of a woman's, then by all means circuit before he entereds the women's tour­ swung to the do's and dent's of LaGrange points, three body The best in Dance out of 270 public-broadcasting stations. KNME is run jointly by the he/she/it should do it. The problem for Dr. Rene nament under his new sex role. It is not sur­ selling fiction, a subject dear to the gravitational problems, and Albuquerque Public Schools and UNM. Richards exists in definition, not morality. prising that he won his first two tournaments heart of every writer who has had shuttlecraft. Another book History of Jazz Tuesday, March 1 For a state that ranks 48th in per capita income, this is a definite A gene, physically speaking, is a segment of because he is physic?IIY stronger as determined his work rejected. In a lively discussion, I assumed. exchange of tips, Rotsler revealed Newport All-Stars accomplishment. · DNA carrying a unit of information, such as how by the genes he had before he was born. He can KNM E has earned this rating through its response to viewers' to make a certain protein. The word is, however, change his sex organs but not his genes or his that he always types his But no... these six people needs. The scheduling is compatible with local television stations. manuscripts on 25 per cent rag­ clustered in the hall of Ramada Inn Love's Labours Lost Sunday, March 13 used more often in genetics for a useful concept muscle tissue. bond paper (it feels like money, he One of the new features on the station is captioned news and that has been developed for explaining in term& What I am saying is this: Dr. Richards is not on #2001 were talking about mining th~ Shakespeare Comedy explained) and warned aspiring moon. Not a book about mining programs. ABC News captions its evening news broadcasts and of discrete units, the inheritable differences bet­ an equal plane with women because his muscle \ writers never to type a manuscript the captioned version is run five and a half hours later on the public the moon, but actually mining the Are You Now Sunday, April17 ween people or between plants and animals of a tissue is stronger and he has played on the men's on onionskin paper using a red goddamn moon. Seriously. Not a broadcasting television, a service not only for the deaf and hard-of­ species. professional tennis circuit. Dr. Richards is half ribbon. smirk in the bunch. They spoke of McCarthy's Hollywood Witch Hunt hearing, but for viewers who find that a more convenient time. Although Dr. Richards changed his anatomy athletically unacceptable to the women how private enterprise would get There is some feeling at the station that the reason KNME ranks he still has the genes of a male shown by his because he· is still athletically acceptable as a While the cash bar did a land­ involved in America's space-shuttle sixth is because of the quality of the local commercial stations' chromosomes. It is a fact that men are physically man. office business outside the program and zip little packages of programs. stronger than women because of muscle tissue Therefore, maybe there are good reasons for conference-room door, the Friday­ moon ore out to points in space night session ended with the Subscription Discounts- Fac/Staff 40°/o KNME runs its operations with only 30 staff members. The other make-up which is determined by genetic traits. the women's boycott of Dr. Richards from their where gravity is the same in any three stations have staffs ranging from 40 to 185. screening of Invasion of the Saucer direction. Then the ore would be The male species carries certain traits that make tournaments. As for myself, let him play with the People, a 1950's flick about alien UNM Students with Activity Cards -75°/o We feel justified in being proud of KNME-TV which not only them stronger than women. Psychologically men. smelted and shot down to Earth. invaders who inject pure alcohol The man leading the discussion was rates well nationally, but with the smallest staff in Albuquerque, speaking, Dr. Richards can act like a female with into the bloodstream of humans. puts out watch able television fare for the state. his dress or manerisms, but he can not change Danny Ball a science fiction writer by trade, a While the group sat transfixed by physicist and nuclear engineer by this vision of heaven on earth, I DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau training. The group talked of DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau stumbled home to look up 'bastion' mining the moon as realistically as The Special "Mini Series in my dictionarv. another group might debate the NO, /JAN, OF COtJ!

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DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau ASUNM 0·~Students To Take LSAT in October BUT P/lf/ITMR.IT5 SCOPe, Astrology Attains New Popularity Teacher "" IS 71/XPAYEI?.·SI/BS!O!Zt:/J TH& FACT REMAINS 7HAT ~ 513X TH/3 NORM ON astrological research. There is a Registration materials for the postmark date 23 days before the Evaluation 6'n . Schools. CliP/TO!- Hltl? '~0 By Christine Hammond and a majority of them Center, 115 Harvard SE, teaches biannual convention featuring Law School Admission Test desired testing date . MINUTli5" CONCWO&S n t••..:e .;j 15 NOT t.IK&l.Y 70 0/RB As close as can be determined, astronomers, signed a statement self realization in relationship to lectures and a tnontbly bulletin that rerspec l,, • (LSA T), a test required of "Since many law schools select . PiJ.iBABW NrP. IN -nf8 A8S£NC!3 OF our environment. According to its 571?0Nr3 VOi'EI< astrology seems to have had its entitled "Objection to Astrology," can be seen at the Astrology Center 75-76 2 candidates for amdission to most their freshman classes in the spring teachings, astrology is a tool at 110 I lith Street NW. o American' law schools, may be beginnings 5000 or 6000 years ago first appearing in The Humanist. The test is administered by the preceding entrance, candidates for in Sumer, now Iraq. Sumerians at toward self-understanding. Gremore said astrology requires A Report Card On -;, obtained at the UNM 's School of admission to next year's classes are . - Educational Testing Services under that time were experiencing The statement was drafted by Craig Burt of the center said, years of intensive study, including Your Professors. :-;::: Law, Frederick M. Hart, dean of the policy direction of the Law ' advised to take either the October o:l unpredictable floods from the University of Professor the study of reincarnation. Now You Can Know ·H the law school, announced last School Admission Council, an or the December test," Hart said. "One's own energy centers, when Euphrates and Tigris Rivers, Emeritus Bart Bok, former understood on as astral level, will Reincarnation enables the How Your Profes­ 8 week. organization consisting of one scorched crops from the sun and president of the American astrologer to comprehend how he ·;;: representative from each of the 163 "Candidates for admission to make one aware of the vibrations · wind, and freQuent nomadic raids. Astronomical Society, In Bok's on the dimensional planes that has programmed himself, sors Rated. <1l The test is scheduled to be given law schools accredited by either the law school in 1978 may wish to take ~ opinion, "Astrology demands the affect us both inside and outside.'' beginning with the chosen date of only Jr::.tla at various centers across the nation American Bar Association or the the April or July 1977 test," he It was their belief that all events existence of totally unimaginable birth. il"i' !!: added. <1l on Oct. 9, Dec. 4, Feb. 5, Aprill6 As~ociation nf American Law were controlled by "sky gods" mechanisms of force and action." Group Harmonics believes that In answer to the question "What Available at UNM astrology in conjunction with other z and July23. whose intentions were indicated by is Astrology?"' Gremore Bookstore, sub_ planetary and stellar positions. "Objection to Astrology" states, instruction-including nutrition, vehemently stated, "It is not a I IN 70Nf(3/fTE "PO/NT­ Since then, astrology· has been "It is simply a mistake to imagine healing, Theosiphy (esoteric g;, The Law School Admission University President science! Astrology is an art!" L._:l:.;n:.:f:.::O:::.r=-'m=-"-"_,a:..:t:.:i=o:..:n..:...:D:::...::e:.:S:::.k~-l d:! Bulletin, which includes sample CO!JNTE/?POINT," SH/INA SHANA, denounced, accepted, condemned, that the forces exerted by stars and philosophy) and spiritualism-will questions, registration information, Al8XANOt:t< ANO JACI< BeFOR/i YO/I OH, SHUT honored and nearly forgotten. Now planets at the moment of birth can lead to a personal balance and a MAKr; ON!i VP, JACK, a list of test centers and a K!lPATR/CI< OISCU55 it has again become popular enough in any way shape our futures .... We lifestyle with emphasis on "the Turns Professor -nfE N/3£[) FOR. SANG, Of YOIJR YOU POM- registration form, should be to attract controversy. must all face the world, and we direction and application of the will R£FORM-MINOE/? 7YPICAll-Y POVS 0/P must realize that our futures lie in of the individual." obtained by interested persons at PVBt/C Ot:BATE?. OV/48... FOOt.! least six weeks in advance of the By Anna Poole Recently, 186 scientists, 18 of ourselves and not in the stars ... " Dr. Ferrel Heady, former them Nobel-prize winners Norma Gremore, president of the desired testing date, he said. ~ ~ ;' Ironically, the Group Harmonics president of UNM, is a professor in Astrological Guild in Albuquerque, "The registration form and fees agrees with the concept that must be postmarked thirty days the Division of Public Administration at UNM this year. astrology is a means towards before the test date to avoid an Heady resigned as President of comprehending one's position as an additional late registration fee and UNM in October 1975 and after a involved part of the universe. to guarantee being tested," Hart 10-year absence from the classroom "Astrology is a road map so that said. met his first class this week. Late registration closes on the we can consciously deal with Heady said he was nervous about problems," said Gremore. meeting his first class, but the Until Aug. 31 dream he had of the room being Gremore, who has been involved changed and not being able to find in astrology for 12 years, is a it did not come true. ,i member of the American "It seemed natural. I welcome ·~ Lujan_ Cosponsors. Bill Federation of Astrologers, Inc. the re-experience of being in the AFA 'is a national organization R BVNEJ~ classroom. I have no regrets," said formed in 1938 and is the only --14( •• •• astrological organization which Heady. Lobaph~ To Atd US Olympians Ferrel Heady requires its members to be "Teaching public administration A bill which would allow taxpayers to designate $1 of thetr federal recommended by another member, is not like teaching a subject matter "I didn't know that graduate taxes to help fund the U.S. Olympic team is being sponsored by and includes a code of ethics along that doesn't change." said Heady. assi~tant in English was going to CoJJgressman Manuel Lujan Jr. and several other members of the with its teachings. Commenting upon his relaxed have that poem read during the last House of Representatives. manner Heady said, "It's easier to week of the legislative session in Taxpayers would be able to check whether or not they would be AFA has a library in Phoenix • • have a relaxed look if you're not Santa Fe." · willing to contribute to the fund. i# which is constantly active in and president." The reading of the poem sparked The one dollar contributions would be matched with funds from the "When president, even if things an incident described by Heady as general revenues of the federal government and would be per­ Quilts - Postcards under are going smoothly the potential of "our own special, local brand of manently available to the U.S. Olympic Committee. Identification Program Assists 1930's, 40's Clothing and Furcoats something happening is there and it crisis." Lujan said he would not want the federal government to become can't be escaped." Heady said. When the legislature heard about involved with tb U.S. Olympic effort so all funds gathered from the 3409 CENTRAL, N.E. e 256·7103 Using the Love-Lust poem the poem, a bill was introduced to tax checkoff would be handled by the U.S. Olympic Committee. \~~~~a~s~a~n~~~~~~~s~a~id~,i have the funding of the University "The last thing in the world I want out of this is for the federal Theft Victims and Police in City ii total $1 for the entire year. government to form another agency to oversee the U .8. Olympic The next year the PEC brought movement," he said. "We already have too many agencies in gover­ go by the Community Services Identification file and one for the author of the poem to UNM for nment, and if such an agency were formed and it held true to form, the By David Belling a performance. Heady said, "I Operation Identificatian is a Unit, Room 303, in the Police UNM's file. Olympic movement would be set back 50 years." Department at 401 Marquette didn't feel it appropriate that I Lujan said half the funds would supplement other contributions and program nffered 0-y the attend the performance but I do Albuquerque Police Department Marquette NW. Roybal said students basically would be made available for transportation, lodging, meals and other In addition to marking the social 25 -50% off on selected • regret missing it." (APD) in which people engrave bring in bicycles to be engraved. :E 0 expenses of the athletes and their coaches. The other half would be > ""', security number on their property, Roybal said in a few days the UNM ... .,. ... , and used equipment •p Heady said he has no theoretical their social security numbers on u • used for construction or purchase of facilities. <: 0 argument with President Davis's their valuable property and file this participants in Operation police will be starting a program for ~c •~ The A TM Buslnt>ss Assor. will hold its first 0" number with the police department Identification must fill out a card bicycle registration. He also said "0• -< reorganization of the central meeting of the semester Tues., Aug. 31, at , Chicano Studies, 1815 Roma NE. in order to aid police in recovering with their social security number, most dorms at UNM have three days only .n "'~ administration. ,. ~ "The person who should have it if it is stolen or to help deter name and address and return it to engravers for students to use. .. • Th~ Student Union Basement Games Club will & "0 ~ burglars from stealing it in the first the APD, This card is then filed in a September 2, 3, 4 f > the most to say about the central hold an organizational meeting Mon .• Aug. 30. at. 7 0 0 p.m. in Rm. 250·A of thl' SUB. Anyone with an place. computer. Martinez said people Martinez said many local •c administration should be the interest in games is cordially invited t.oattend • 0 must send their social security a. ~ President of the University," he insuram.e agencies have engravers ~~ Cl) • Sufi Dancing held every Tuesday at 8 p.m. at numbers with letters because they for their clients to use in said. 2217 Lead Ave. SE. The group will bo led by I ·.. • 'I ' . UNM Rugby practice will be held on Tuesda!-s Sgt. Patt Martinez, in charge of need the number to get information ' I ' • ' As one looks from Heady's third­ AJladin from the Sufi Center in Santa Fe. and Thursdays at 5:00p.m. on Johnson Field. All conjunction with the APD "' . . . ~.... 1~ . the APD Community Services Unit, • ~ ~ J Ruggers plt'asc attend. out of the computer. She also said Operation Identification. floor window with its commanding Amer. Society of Mcch. Engineers Student Sec· of which Operation Identification is tion will have an organizational meeting on Aug. many people have the social view of the University, it is hard to Anyone interested in helping with the t('COn· a part, said there has been remember the tear gas, national 30 at 12 noon ai the Mech. Eng. Student Lounge. struction and operation of the ASA gallery, pleast' security number on their property, In the last three weeks the APD All students, espcciallj' fresh persons, invited. call Claire at 898-8681. "tremendous response" to the but have not registered it with the took a random telephone survey of guard and police that accompanied program since it was started in A second se~tion of Beginning Typing will be The Albuquerque Boycott Commiltce meets APD. 100 protected homes in Operation his time in office. every Tuesday, 7 p.m. at Chicano Studies Ctr. opened by the Dept. of Secondary Ed. Course is 1972. She said over 25% of the Identification. Martinez said only Bus. Ed. 111-002, meetingT-Th at 7-8:15 p.m., Rrn. Meetings are open to all. households in Albuquerque are one house had been burglarized and 206 College of Education Classroom Wing. Call Vets! DrOatc that potbelly and sign up for flag Mart inez recommends that Mrs. Smith or Dr. Weber at 277-4115. covered. football al the Student Vets OHtcr• in Mesa Visla­ people make a list of the items they the major portion of the stolen Attention All Arts & Science Students beforc Tues .• Aug. 31. have marked but keep it in a safety property was recovered. She said, ASUNM Registration Committee will hold· The APD furnishes all the voter registration for all interested students at deposit box. If it is kept in the "We have done surveys in the past All students who have been provisionally admitted, including those that Bandelier EasL {rom 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. every day. Veterans Guiaanrc Office has moved to Mesa material people need to engrave like this with just about the same You need to register to become a resident. For Vista 2098. All veterans 1nust contact tne office to house, it can be a great help to a are transfers from other universities and re-admitted UNM students, must keep checks arriving on time-. their property. It supplies the results." m~:~rc in£ormation call Dave Montague at 277·2178. burglar in finding all the valuable take and pass the Communications Writing Skills Test during this electric engraver, a suggested list of items to mark and where to mark items. semester. Failure to do so may result in disenrollment. Graduation would them and stickers to put on the ,-J--·'7'-: be d-:layed until this requirement is completed. doors a.nd windowns of your house. "I·,·:;A:. ·~ .:.. Lt. Alex Roybal of the UNM • ...: I All that is required from the citizen police said they have engravers in ' . Qualification for exemption from the CST are as follows: is a five dollar deposit for the their office on campus. • Students Laba Claioaifil!d• 25 or above on English portion of ACT engraver which is returned when the can bring in their property between Do the Tri

..• <0 ; Staquemond & the Etching Process .,_, "'~ The exhibit, "Felix Bracquemond and the Et- art through impressionism and into art nouveau. ::l ching Process," will open the 1976-77 season at the We think of most artists as being part of one his important works and many are shown in means employed and retains only what pleases it." ~ multiple "states" leading up to the completed il= print. The exhibit will remain in the lower gallery of z Robert Getscher of John Carroll University said the museum through Sept. 26. The museum is open of Bracquemond, "He wa8 tightly drawn into the I Tuesday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and majo: artistic trends from realism and Japanese on Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m. BACK TO SCHOOl REAOINGI WRITING~ RECORD BAR Willie Nelson Photos by Nancy Hanson Outlaws in Concert Get more for your money and the most in music. Shop the Record Bar way! 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Radio station KMYR and Shotgun Willie rolled into town Stranger in order) before he was evening's performance that was tapes; a ful.l cboice of 45's; a complete selection of record and the ASUNM Popular Entertainment Committee (PEC) co-sponsored two and a half hours late Friday joined by Jennings for the biggest highlighted by the haunting The. World's Greatest a three-band concert, featuring Red Sky, Haywire and Traveller. night, but with the help of some single off the Outlaw's album, Looking for Blue Eyes. tape care accessories to enhance your listening pleasure; the Following Red Sky's country/rock opening, Haywire (Scott Brown, other outlaws (namely Waylon Good-Hearted Woman. Experimental Film Festival , . kind of people to talk to about your music and interests. Ted Mortimer, Larry Friedman and Scott Sutherland) and Traveller Jennings, Jessi Colter, Tompall Is Coming! (Tim Pierce, Tom Bird, Doug McDonald and Peter Parnegg) alter­ Glaser and surprise guest Steve Arter Jennings departed, Nelson Finally, Waylon opened the ~ The Record Bar, where you can satisfy all your record, tape nated sets, laying down some dynamic rock 'n' roll and tight jazz. The Young) gave one of the best shows seemed more relaxed as he put the last segment of the concert by music came from all directions and included Allman Brothers, Steely in memory. and accessory needs in one quick stop. band through its paces in an joining her for a light-hearted Dan, Chick Corea, Herbie Hancock, and others. An overturned equipment van instrumental and then four old version of Suspicious Minds. What One of the high points was when the drummer from Haywire joined forced the concert to start at I 0 C&W standards (Mr. Record Man, ·Complete Selection of music. .. a final set it was. A critic once with Traveller and started jamming. Then a third drummer showed p.m. instead of 7:30 p.m. as Hello Wall, If You've got the described Jennings' voice as "of up and the bands used some James Gang and Allman Brothers scheduled, but once the music and Money Will the Circle be mythic proportions." That may be DoEs VouR P .A. SucK?! rock - blues - classics - jazz material to structure some incredible jamming around. started no one seemed to mind the' Unbroken) that had the crowd an understatement, for the man I would say that the tight percussion highlighted the afternoon, ex­ wait. jitterbugging and clapping .. There Musical instrument stores . bluegrass - country - soul... and more! cept for the fact that I couldn't compliment the percussion without seems to sound even better in saying something about the guitarwork, bass, etc. Hopefully, this person than on record. RCA recording artist Steve · and rental roadies know concert will start a precedent for future live rock on the mall. Young, one of the most swiftly · With a voice as deep and wide as Special Orders- Tape Guarantee The crowd was unusually placid for a rock event (at least for the - nsmg ' of the lesser outlaw the Grand Canyon, Jennings . less about ·sound than you do. parts of the concert I caught). Maybe the clear blue sky and the warm Accessories- Blank Tape sun mellowed everybody out too much. luminaries, gave the nearly full seemed to reduce the gaping pit of University Arena audience a the area to coffee-house I was surprised that more people weren't dancing to the music. WE KNOW LOTS MORE. Maybe next time. pleasant treat despite an overly proportions as he sang through a harsh sound. He started with three 15-song set based largely along the ON SALE: Aug. 30 -Sept. 4 songs from his newly released was an abrupt change' of mood macho-cowboy-outlaw line that he album, and did a when he came back on for his has adopted. There was, however, . ... Renegade Picker -1l41~ ~.:-~r~·· ·. c solid job on all three. But, it wasn't encore as the crowd fell silent for a one notable exception. When · "::jiilll DEN - Terminnl Love Isn't Fntnl until he launched into the White beautiful version of Leon Russell's Waylon Jennings still wore a DA, HILD CHERRl' Trash Song off his first album A Song For You, performed by he released a song called ' 135 Winrock Center 294-5073 .· W metudrng (Seven Bridges Road) that he really Willie on the acoustic guitar PlavThal Fun~~ """~'c 99 No..hereTo Run MacArthur's Park. Anybody at Acous~ical ~nginee~·s, Musician's~ People Whal1n1he funk OoYou !>o!e Hgld On D.. Review by Ken Walston played with fire. without the rest of the band. That members, Willie Weeks and Steve the concert who had any doubts as ... Engme~rmg Prov1ded Free.of Cli~rg·e· A · Mr. Ivers is back with a follow­ Porcaro, punch out a bass line and didn't last long though, as he went to whether they could sit through a up to his first effort Terminal Love, piano backing, respectively, which Tompall Glaser (formerly half of straight into a rocking version of song about cakes in the rain had Custo~uzed-· Alprdabf.e-:--Expandable ... which so attractively displayed him is a delight to any rock buff's ears. the Glaser Bros., an established Rolling in My Sweet Baby's Arms, those fears quickly erased. The with a three-foot-long arrow The remainder of side one toys Nashville group) then brought out his 20th and final song of the set. voice simply demands to be listened through his bruised left tit. briefly with reggae, ballad, ghoul­ his Outlaw band, which is certainly Jessi Colter. (nobody but an idiot to and none but the strongest (or DON'T .. G.ET · R' . could possibly dismiss her by Apparently, he was fickle enough rock and ends with a tribute to a the least likely looking C&W band more tone deaf) could resist being refering to her as Mrs. \Vaylon drawn by it. to survive terminal love, since his Big Apple club, Peter and the in the United States. The group newest, merely entitled Peter Ivers, Wolfe's. features a black lead guitar player is out on the market. And The second side highlights Ivers' and drummer, a tall, string bean fortunately for this reviewer, it is a harmonica, which is more pleasant steel guitar and dobro player, a rather enjoyable album. to listen to than his voice. There is a pudgy bass player in a french beret If you \Nant it done right, truly bizzare number called "You and a pianist with fiery red, SALE PRICE: A disco tune, "I'm Sorry Alice," Used to Be Stevie Wonder," shoulder length hair. Unlikely breaks open the first side. A complete with such memorable looking as they were, the Outlaws completely new band from his first lines as: really cooked on most of their do it yo~rself! $3.99 L.P disc is allowed to overshadow Ivers' $3.99 LP; $4.99 Tape ~6.98 "You used to be Stevie Wonder, numbers, particularly their hanky­ LPs: mfg. list rather pathetic vocal quality for the and I was a magnavox. " tonk version of the Bob Wills Wild Cherry \ better. The cut bounces and bumps HATCH BACK The best cut on the album, classic Time Changes Everything along on top of the fine drumming SACK Fleetwood Mac $ J "Rock and Roll Embarrassment," and the jazzy instrumental Ode to of Art Woods. 1/!~tDenver: Spirit 4. 99. ape has the whole band cranking at high Billy Joe. The next tune, "In Pursuit of volume with a vicious beat Jefferson Starship: Spitfire T Treasure," is reminiscent of earlier underneath. It slips directly into the But, the two opening acts were Boz Scaggs: Silk Degrees apes: ~7 ·9 8 mfg. Jist songs by another New York rocker, second-best song, a Ia Lou Reed, overshadowed by the father (or Neil Diamond: Beautiful Noise $4.99 LP; $6.99 Tape John Cal e. On this one, two band "Gilbert and Sylvia." grandfather) of progressive Barry Manilow: This One's for You Other than the fine band, the country, Willie Nelson. Nelson Linda Ronstadt: Hasten Down the Wind Frampton Comes Alive! biggest treat on the album is the ambled onto the stage in his' now Today's production and synthesizer work of familiar headband and blue jean Looking for Bach, Beethoven or Brahms? the old dreamweaver himself, Gary outfit with his old, battered guitar JACKET COUGAR SLEEPING BAG .. .Rachmaninoff, Ravel or Resphigi? Special Event Wright. The moog gives a quality and quickly set the audience on fire. of vastness to what is basically a Without a word he launched into Froslline has easy-to-make, sew-it·yourself 12:00 pm Movie four-man band sound. 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.• <:0 t- ...... 0> ...,0 I Track Sked _.., . ! "''::; The UNM cross-country team z b.o £i Young Harriers will feature two home meets this "' ;::s •;;f;. «: .. I :<1 I' f ye~he first is Sept. 11 against ~ 0 (J) ,.0 l 0 1'4 Eastern New Mexico and the other :< H I Led By Ortega; is against University of Colorado, ~· 0 :>, I Oct. 2. '"' ~ I I t::J ·- The remainder of the schedule is ~- 0"' Sept. 18 against UTEP in El Paso; q' 0 I '76 All-American Oct. 15, the USTFF meet in t"' :<"' 0 ·-Q) Denton, Tcx; Oct. 23, Arizona o- ~ Statc in Tempe; Oct. 30, ASU- 0 I UTEP-UNM triangular in El Paso; ~ ~ By Peter Madrid years UNM has placed third in the Q) Nov. 13, WAC championships in 0q z With only one returning conference behind UTEP and "' letterman and a handful of Tempe and Nov.. 23, NCAA fii 0 I BYU. Last season the Lob as placed championships in Denton. ; ...... freshmen, the Lobo cross-country Q) 14th in the nation . b.o team, guided by Coach Hugh --=------0 p..."' II Hackett, will open its fall campaign Hackett said, "With all the I Sept. II, here, against Eastern New freshmen on our squad, our Although UNM football coach Bill Mondt doesn't think his Lobos are now ready to face Mexico University. strength will depend on how we UTEP in the season-opener, Sept. 18 in El Paso, he is pleased by developments in the fall improve and mature as a team. It is v camp this past week. For further exploration of the '76 version of the Turquoise terror, see Lionel Ortega, who last year hard to rebuild a team with only story, below · made All-American at the NCAA one veteran and the rest rookies." championships, will be the elder statesmen of Hackett's Haulers. The Lobes will host ENMU and Photo by W. r H11nt Ortega's former teammate, the University of Colorado. The Faustino Salazar, quit school after remainder of the meets will be on The UNM cross-country team will be desperately trying for a Gridders Looking Good the 197 5 fall semester and will not the road. Tempe, Ariz., will be the WAC championship in this, Coach Hugh Hackett's final year. be here to help Ortega anchor the sight of this year's WAC finals and But as LOBO reporter Peter Madrid will show, they might young Lobo squad. The only other Denton, Tex., will host the NCAA have a tough time doing it with a young squad. See story, By Tim Gallagher something like a pitcher develops every once in a Lobo that did not graduate, Ronnie championships. left. After the first full week of practice and the first while." Noel Mazzone is still heading the first team Maestas, also quit school to work. 11-on-11 scrimmage, UNM Football Coach Bill offense. The seniors from Hackett's squad Mondt thinks his Lobos are a little bit ahead of Mondt said Mazzone still doesn't have the last year were Matthew Segura, Jay themselves. position nailed down, but he spoke highly of Maz­ Miller, Mark Bjorklund, arid Blair "We're doing better than I expected we would zone's quarterbacking series. "Noel threw about Johnson. . ""' after a first week," said Mondt after watching his 10 passes and completed seven. He got hit real team go through a Saturday morning scrimmage. hard one time after releasing the ball, but still com­ Although Hackett lost six of his "The most encouraging thing· about it is the pleted the pass." backfield. I thought Greg West, Smokey Turman, top seven runners, he acquired six One of the Lobos' expected strong points this outstanding freshmen: Peter Butler Mike Williams and Don Barnes all did real fine year, the defensive line, performed well, Mondt from Canada; Harrison Korasco jobs." said. ";r'he penetration was good and they got to Mondt also said he liked the passing done by the quarterback at least once that I remember. We from Kenya; Anthony Bautista Lobo quarterback candidates N9el Mazzone and didn't do a whole lot of stunting so we didn't get a Summertime Blues from El Paso, Tex.; Rodney Lane Casey Miller, but he drew the most satisfaction lot of sacks." from Far)tlington, NM's from the mental attitudes of the players. "Overall, Mondt was still dubious about the biggest By Oavid Belling David Segura, younger brother of this is about the most alert group of players I've question mark the Lobos face this year-the During the summer several Lobo track stars competed in the former harrier Matt Segura, Santa ever coached. Everybody is out there hustling and defensive secondary. "We picked off a pass out NCAA Track and Field Championships and the Olympics. Fe, NM; Mark Romero from everybody is alert. This is important because if there, but the quarterbacks completed an awful lot Michael Solomon was the only Lobo to place in the NCAA where he .. Albuquerque Valley High; and one you're not alert you. get a lot of injuries." of passes. I still think they did a good job out there finished sixth in the 400-meters, scoring the Lobos' only point. Mat­ junior college transfer, Alan covering receivers, but when you complete that thew Segura ran the 10,000-meters but did not place. Adams from Kansas. Other runners Mondt said the team went through a workout of many passes •.• ," he said as his voice trailed off. Running for Trinidad in the Olympics, Solomon barely missed a who will be competing for one of 20 plays each for the first, second and third team He said the offense ran a few plays out of the medal when the 1600-meter relay team he was running on finished the seven top places arc Jay Quade, offenses and defenses. He said the first team newly-installed veer series and the defense had fourth. Solomon also ran in the 400-meters where he was eliminated in offense had 12 plays against the first team defense, David Goana, Tom Snowden, and trouble handling it. This didn't seem to bother the semi-finals. In the quarter-finals Solomon had turned in his Shane Page. All are members of four against the second team defense, and four Mondt because he hopes opponents' defenses have career· best time for the 400. against tlie third team defense. Coach Hackett's track team. trouble handling it, too. Ex-Lobo Ingemar Jernberg, who holds the UNM pole-vault record, Miller has been quarter backing the second team Mondt said more scrimmages were planned for also competed but did not make the pole-vault finals. 1\ offense because C.J. Jones came down with a sore this week and that the defense may start to work Former Lobo basketball player Gabe Nava played on Mexico's arm. Mondt said it "nothing serious. Just against other teams' offenses later in the week. basketball team which finished 3-4. I Hackett has not yet selected his I top seven runners as of yet. Ortega ! i i I is assured of a top spot because of his depth and experience. The Spikers Return Few From 3-11 Team lj Lobos are still in the early stages of training. i By Gino Brazil I composed of all New Mexico squad playing together as a team. ' "With six places still open," Opening practice for the UNM players with the exception of Hackett said, "anything might women's volleyball squad was held She said, "We are looking more Marybeth Roberts, who is from towards next year than this year." happen. That is why I have not last Wednesday in Carlisle Gym Alaska. picked my runners. Besides, we just Want to read Faster? Tonight Evelyn Wood have already turned to the Evelyn Wood reading with 16 hopeful candidates in Reading Dynamics is offering free classes. After the first workout, Coach started training." method. uniform. Of the 16 only five are Marpe said she hopes that i Come to a free class tonight, and you'll be able to returnees from the 1975 squad. Kathy Marpe said she was pleased These unique, Copyrighted techniques are now with the fact that many of the girls volleyball will be recognized as a increase your reading and study speed as much as This year's team will be major sport on campus this I Hackett said he sees the WAC as taught in over 300 cities throughout the world. displayed the basic fundamentals the dominant forccin college cross· 50 to 100 per cent.· Average course graduates can do an hour's needed for volleyball. Marpe said semester and asks for greater support from the students. She I I country. Hackett said Texas-EI No cost, and no obligation. reading in less than 15 minutes. "We are going to start off a lo t Paso Brigham Young and Arizona better than we did last year-las said, "It's an exciting spectator Read thousands of words in a minute-that's Do You Need t game, but I think people don't have ' again recruited strongly. year we had to start from the ver Y With only five returnees from II UTEP's strength lies in its Kenyans, Find out how much easier school can be. Join the pages in seconds, chapters in minutes, and books beginning." She said, "I think th know enough about volleyball to I Cash? e last years (3-ll) squad, this season really appreciate it since it is a and BYU favors its Canadian mill ions who've taken a free speed reading lesson in less than an hour. skill level is higher than it was las t appears to be another rebuilding runners. and doubled their reading speed on the spot. With 80 per cent of a college student's time is spent year." relatively new sport. I think what Earn $15.00 a week period for the Lobos; yet Marpe we have to do is educate people on the same or better comprehension. reading. Isn't it about time you made it easy on said she feels that the team will jell Donate Twice WeeklJ the game in order to receive more The I 976 season will mark the Then, take what you've learned and put it to use yourself? in time since most of the girls have support." Neat year had high school experience. retirement of Hackett as head tonight to speed up your reading and studying. Come to a free speed reading class tonight. Only cross-country coach. In the ten Tonight. The Lobos officially open the one hour-and it could save you hundreds·' of you could be on years he has coached cross-country, Over one million people from around the world hours. Marpe said that with this year's season Sept. 10 and 11 in-the New in the WAC, Hackett has captured Blood scholarship. squad she is planning to Mexico State University four distance titles. The last three concentrate of "building strong, Invitational. On Oct. I and 2, An Air Force ROTC 2-year individual skills and not so much UNM will be hosting an scholarship. Which not only concentration on just team skills." invitational. All matches will be in Plasma pays your tuition, but also She said, "We may lose some Carlisle Gym with the exception of / ~ gives you $100 a month al· games because of stress on the Donor Center lowance. And picks up the tab the regional tournament, which will for your llaaks ·.S.(ld lab fees, individual skills, but I think by the be held in Johnson Gym. as well. - end of. the season we will be monday Come to a Free Speed Reading Lesson Today And after college, you'll re· winning some games.'' Sam to 5pm ceive a commission in the Air Free Film Force, .. go on to further, spe· 6:00 or 8:00 p,.m,. Tuesday-Saturday cialized training ... and. get As far as a pre-season goal is The Incredible Doctor in started a san Air Force officer. coucerned, Marpe said she hopes Jewelllobbery There'll be travel, responsibil· the squad wins at least half of its Room250C residence ity, and a lot of other benefits. (Marx Brothers) But it all starts right here matches. Her main goal is to brinb The New Janitor ... in college ... in the Air Force about an improvement in the skill Student Union Building ROTC. Things will look up ... level of the and to see the (Charlie Chaplin) 842-6991 so look us up. No obligation, of course. Berth Marks University of New Mexico Campus (Laurel & Hardy) Albuquerque Contact Dept. of Evelyn Wood Reading Dynamics Aerospace Studies !0,.30o.m- 2:30pm 1307 Central NE 1901Los Lomas 277-4602 ' Pul it altogether SUB Theatre Call 266-7322, Student Tuition Pian Available. in Air Force ROTC • . . ~ I I ·'"" .'' . . . • k ,,, ' "'~ ·~· "' . ,. "·~··~ ..... , ~·· .

... '\ ' PJ,AY RUGBY and the girls wH! love you. UNM BEL!,Y DANCING CLASSES. $5 weekly at the PIONEER STEREO. Pioneer system, AM/FM MEN'S N,EW 26" ·Schwinn Suburban Bicycle Rugby 4:30·6:00 p.m., •rues. & 'fhurs. Be thorel Blue Hare em 255-1967. 9/15 stereo, 8-track tape pl~yer, full range, jacks, sold $105 cash. 345·2125 between 9·4. 9/3 for much more. 'fake over payments of $7.85 a CLASSIFIED 0/tlV MOTHER TRUCKERS S'rUDENT moving and 1972 TOYOTA STATIONWAGON, standard hauling, dependable, reliable. Call mom at 299· month. 255·7535. 8/.:.30=------·----..,-­ transmission, 4 dr, exceptional condition, Best 2. LOST & FOUND 1501 r by mall I.e; 24-HOUR DRUG STORE-Community Drug. 6:00p.m. 8/30 KING-SIZED DOUBLE Bed. Moving, must sell. RECORDS AND TAPES-good price, good so· Claullled AdverliiiD&I', llNM Boll zo, 5100 Indian School Rd. NE. Dennis S. Pena, RPh ACCURATE TYPIST: Essays, manuscripts, A.ll>aqiHirqao, N;JII, 81l:Jl .. (l!NM 57 J owner. 9/13 Great shape $85,268-3477. 9/1 lection, good people, L.P. Goodbuy, 3701 Central etc, Call 268-1285. 9/3 NE (across from Fat Humphrey's). 8/31 1974 VEGA STATION Wagon 4-speed, excellent CAN'T CONCENTRATE? Energyless? Uptight? CHILDREN'S CREATIVE DANCE Classes by condition. Must Sell. $1500. 256-7828, 9/3 '72 128 FIAT, 4-dr Sedan. Best offer. 883-1293 Come Alive! Join new Genesis Growth Organizn· after 5 p.m. 9/3 Elizabeth Waters, assisted by Meredith Wake­ tlon. Call883·3911. 9/3 CHERRY RED OPEL Kadett, Canon rangefindcr land, Registration Thursday September 2, 1976. camera, Rand lO-s peed bike, 294·7462. 8/30 1. PERSONALS ACUPRESSURE STUDY, 3 months course, dis· Heights Community Center, 823 Duena Vista SE. 5. FORRENT FRESHMEN: WAN1' Small interesting class for cussing and practicing most popular cases, SINGER SEWING BEST Buy left in layaway, not 3:00-5:00 p.m. 9/1·~------Chinese Culture Center, 3015 Central NE, 268· claimed, equipped to buttonhole, zigzag, [lay $21 credit'/ General Studies 111-006 1'hurs. 1:30·3:20. FREE RENT, one or two students, in exchange Come by Honors Center. 8/31 7023. 9/3 and take machine. 255-7535. 8/30 PASSPORT, IDEN'riFICATION PHOTOS. occasional dog-sitting and fixing up old house for ROSA'S CANTINA -;;[f.;;:~25¢draw;-for afte;: Lowest prices in town!Jeast, pleasing, near UNM. STOP-DUE TO Divorce, Brand new 1977 Kirby, working old gal writer. 255·1729 week'ends noon cruisers: bring UNM ID until 7 p.m., 867· Call 265-2444 or come to 1717 Girard Blvd, NE. assume payments of $7.47 a month. New Warran­ evenings. 9/2 ' 9983. 8/31 tfn ty. 255·7535. 8/30 ·---~--- -~----" -- 4. FORSALE PARKING FIVE MINUTES walk to Hodgin Hall. KAREN S., I'd like -to geL in touch again. Ph. 1974 TRIUMPH TRIDENT, 750cc motorcycle, Call842-1063, 8/30 265·4043, Sylvia L. 8/31 PEUGEOT 10-speed 23" New Tires, tubes & rims. excellent condition, major tunc 8/10/76, less than MASSAGE·-LICENSED, 298-4718 Stearn Re· ROOMMATE WANTED to share house, two bed. nosology. Cali for Appt. Juan. 8/31 Exceiient condition $125. Ask for Bill at Hippo 500 miles, 256-4298 evenings, 8/31 WANTED: SOCCER COACH for l5 enthusiast!~ Ice Cream. 9/2 ' rooms, two baths, fireplace, no utilities. $100 per 9·10 year olds. Must be willing to donate 5 hours/ PARKING HASSI,ES'/ Spaces available 1·block HARLEY DAVIDSON SPORTSTER, lOOOcc, for month. Call Michael247·1416. 9/1 week for 10-week fall season and 8-week spring 'fl·SR·51A CALCULATOR Brand new $69 or Sale, excellent condition. Only 15,000 miles, from SUB. $20/semester. 266·3663 l10:30·5pm). ROOMMATE WANTED for 2·.bedroom luxury season. Lots ofp~ental support. 293·4335. 8/31 8/30 make offer. Call881-8435. 8/30 XLCH Model, $1850 or best offer. Cail843·934i. 9/3 Apt. 10 minutes from UNM. $115,294-7462. 8/30 MELIANE, RUGBY Calls 'rues. and Thurs. BICYCLES: LOWEST PRICES on High quality BELL YDANCE INSTRUCTION ncar campus. RESPONSIBLE WOMAN Grad to share pleasant 9/1 All levels, specializing in advance tecliniquc. bicycles. Some used, some on sale. R.C. Hallett's NIKON BODIES w/meter prism from $150. New 843-9378. Lfn Nil>on bellows Leica M-2 body $175, Pentax 2-bedrm duplex $70/mo plus utilities, 266-2194. TliANKS to Students for help· Naima, 268-6277. 8/30 .;I~.;wUNM 135mm F3.5 Telephoto. We bu:r & Trade photo 8/30 ing L.P. Goodbuy sell another record. 3701 Cen· RIDES! RIDES! RIDES!------... 265-9860 or (303)449· 20 PORTABLE T·V's, $30 to $60. 441 Wyoming items. Wilson Camera, 3107 Central NE. 8/30 CITADEL APARTMENTS-An apartment com· tral NE (across from Fat Humphrey's). Hn 6670. 9/7 NE, 255-5987. 10/18 plex for the young an>:! the young in heart. Rents start at $145. Large swimming pool. Efficiencies .. & 1-bdrm available, furnished or unfurnished, Walking distance to UNM, 1520 University NE. 243-2494. 9/8 . Mountains and Rivers 6. EMPLOYMENT UNM STUDENTS. Excellent part-time income ~rganizi~g sample sales of very popular clothing invites you to the !me for mdcpendent sales Rep. Clothing Exper· tence necessary. 294-2101, 9·1pm only. 9/9 FANTAS'riC OPPORTUNITY. Invest $10 & make $3,000 in 2 weeks. Send to NM Publications. P.O. Box 173, Albuquerque, New Mexico 87103. 9/1 THE COOPERAGE RESTAURANT, soon to ope~ GRAND OPENING at 7220 Lomas NE, is accepting applications for all positions. 255-1657. 8/31 of our new store at PART TIME JOB. Graduate students only. Mu"";;: be over 21 years old. Need two part·time employ· ees for day work. Also have positions for Friday & Saturday nights. Apply in person only. No 2320 Central S.E. phone calls pl~ase. Save Way Liquor Stores, 5704 Lomas~[;)· 5516 Menau_I-:-N_E_.---o9.:../_13____ _ (Just one block east of our old location) WANTED: HANDYMAN/Helper for disabled, Small apartment in return for •services. Write: Disabled, l'.O. Box 3424, City 87110 with resume August 30-Sept. 4th and photo, Di/Gay UNM Graduate Student· pre· ferred. 8/31 . MINORITY PROGRAM i~ Nursing n~-;ds-tutor-; for: Bio. 123: Bio. 237: Bio. 239; Chern. 141; Chern. Register for FREE 281; M~th ~2. Call2?7·2507. 8/3_1---­ WANTED: CHILDCARE, 15 hours per week before and after school. Must have car. 266·2375 Alpine Products Sleeping Bag! after 6. 8/31 ·----~ STUDY AID NEEDED for paralyzed student, Tues & Thurs, 10a.m.·3p.m., Fri 1·3p.m., 265· Daypack Special: 4291. 9/3 A roon1y pack perfect for books ... 8 oz. waterproofnylon ... blue or 7. TRAVEL CARPOOL-from Santa Fe to llNM, Mon.·Wed. classes. Call Cam 982 0710. 9/1 green. RegnlarS8.00 Sale... SS.9S FLY TO EUROPt; inexpensively, reliably. lnl~r· continental Travel Centre, 107 Girard Blvd. SE., Suite L, 255-6830. 8/31 8. MISCELLANEOUS

FREE: BEAUTIFUL FEMA!,E cat, spayed, Special Events: Everyday at 12:00 or 2:00 255·5460. 8/30 • Monday-1\'iovie "By Nature's Rule" "Skinny Skiis" • Tnesday-Slidesho'v "Canoeing & Kayaking in N.M. & Colorado" 1\Iitch Stucker . .. SSGC !Continued from page 11 clinic "Map Reading" Karen JVIarson decisions of the committee will be • \Vednesday-Movie-"Kayak" followed through," Sanderoff said. • Thnrsday-Slide show "Backpacking" Mitch Stucker Before a case is heard by the clinic Backpack Cookery" Karen Marston SSGC, the complaint must be taken to the dean or chairman of the college in which the problem • Friday-Slide show "The 1973 L~wis & occurred. If the complaint is not settled, then the student will go Clark expedtion" Bob Miller before a !tearing to decide if it is a • Saturday-Ski touring movie "Skinny Skiis" justified grievance, and if every effort has been made to exhaust all other academic channels. If the board finds that the grievance is justified, the dean of students will be notified so that disciplinary action can be taken. Any decision by the committee will MDUKTAIHS be reviewed by the President of the University upon request. All hearings will be private unless AMO the two parties involved agree to an open meeting, but a tape recording of all hearings will be kept. The SSGC was preceded by the RIVERS Student Standards Committee (SSC). "The former Student Standards Committee couldn't do much of anything; it had no teeth or jurisdiction," Sanderoff said. 2320 Cent••at Ave. S.E. If a student thinks he has a legitimate grievance, he is recommended to contact ASUNM 268-4876 in order to receive help in filing charges and following all procedures. However, no proceedings can begin until the faculty approves the SSGC for a Monday tltru F1.•iday l.0-6 Sattt.-day 10-S second time because grammatical changes were made in the earlier­ approved document, Sanderoff said. I

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