be on a program of prevention, medical manage- of the augmentation resolution if it will provide according to Dr. Thomas Gray, Health Center ment and the social consequences of VD. enough funds to make the programs beneficial director. Cancer detection with emphasis on examina- to students." Money is the main obstacle to campus family Birth control tion or detection of malignancies in early If the resolution is passed, A.S. Council must planning services, he maintains. stages. then allocate funds to start the programs. How- "The system has become aware of the present Drug abuse education with emphasis on pre- ever, A.S. president Mike Buck has declared lack of feasibility, both medical and fiscal, of vention and medical treatment where indicated these services should be financed by the state undertaking an extensive program of birth con- by the physician. rather than by the students. trol," he stated. These are example items; other programs Buck would not say whether he would support In fact, he estimates that 50 per cent addi- nears as program clinic be needed for a may be implemented where the need is great- or oppose council if members decided to ap- tional funds would er. Also they are subject to approval by the propriate the funds because "I only deal with which would "still follow the criteria of the best president and the medical director of each each day as it comes." medical practice." college. A SC1P class, Psychology 196 (family planning Ile emphasized, "The pill is a potent hormonal College President John H. Bunzel, one of the research group), has been investigating the need substance requiring necessary and extensive trustees vote first presidents to work on the amendment, for these health programs. They are also doing supervision. The demand for staffing, budget, has stated he is "strongly in favor" of cam- a survey to find out whether students think A.S. and facilities prevent this. EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the first of three pus birth control services. Dr. Bonzel re- funds should be spent and whether they would "It's no answer to set up limited service just articles dealing with the status of birth con- portedly will be speaking for the resolution at be willing to pay an increased student fee. to say that you're doing it. At our present trol and abortion at SJS. the trustees meeting in Los Angeles. Agencies affected by the proposal - -principally level it is enought to cope with the illness and The position of the trustees and of Chancel- those who now provide these services to stu- injury." By SHARON ROGERS lor Glenn Dumke have not been stated publicly. dents --have sent letters supporting the reso- Assistance from other student body funds Daily Investigative Writer David Brooks, public affairs officer for the lution which will be forwarded along with the would be needed to meet increased costs. Cur- The issue of a campus birth control clinic state colleges, said that although he does not SCIP Class findings to the trustees. rently, students pay $20 - $25 per year for the has been presented, rejected, and debated for, know their feelings, "generally I felt that the They include the County Health Department; Health Services through the Materials the past five years. trustees reacted favorably when the resolution Planned Parenthood; Ortha Quadros, student and Services fee collected by the state. Now there is a possibility that student body was presented in September." personnel counselor; San Jose Birth Control In- Anticipating the volume of a women's health funds could be used to provide birth control and At that time, San Francisco State College stitute; and the Venereal Disease clinic. service, Dr. Gray pointed out there are ap- other services through the SJS Health Services. President S. I. Hayakawa and the medical di- San Francisco State College (SFS), orginator proximately 12,000 female students. Perhaps Next week the state college Board of Trustees rectors of various colleges spoke in support of the amendment, researched the funding needs half would use the health center birth control will vote on the proposal, amendment P to Title of the measure. of a clinic. According to Bill Becker, research service and it would be built up "in a fairly V of the Education Code, which would legalize Paul Sakamoto, associate dean of student group leader for the SCIP class, SFS budget esti- short time" to 5000 or 6000. the use of Associated Students' monies to help services, explained that the resolution leaves mates were $12,000 for the health center. He estimates that the minimum time spent establish the following programs: it up to each college to decide exactly what SFS concluded an increase of 25 cents to 50 in exams and checkups would be at least 10,000 Family planning (not including surgical pro- services are needed. He also noted birth con- cents per student per semester would cover hours, two hours per patient per year. cedures such as abortion). Costs of lab tests, trol and venereal disease are priorities for stu- the costs for its 22,000 students. Each SJS physician now puts in 1,344 hours drugs and contraceptives are to be paid by the dent services at this time. There are many problems in setting up a for the 168 days that school is in session. He student to whom the services are rendered. Sakamoto, who has been handling the campus comprehensive program of birth control that projects that five to seven physicians would ul- Venereal disease education. Emphasis is to birth control question, reported, "I am in favor would do more than simply dispense the pill, timately be needed to handle the volume. Thursday, November 18, 1971 Spartan Daily Serving the San Jose State College Community Since 1934 Youth vote makes Nixon vulnerable --Lowenstein By JOYCE KRIEG State Hayward, the short-haired, be- In an earlier talk to Dr. Peter Daily City Editor spectacled former Stanford professor Grothe's political science class, Low- Allard K. Lowenstein, the man who said. enstein told students that they can wants to "dump Nixon" in 1972, ex- He also accused Nixon of spending make changes in the Congress as well horted some 300 young people not to $3 million every hour in Vietnam. as in the presidency. give up their right to vote "because "And this man has the nerve to say "The whole thing is a house ufcards you think it doesn't matter who's presi- he's de-escalating the war!" he fin- and you can change it." dent." ished. Continued to page 4. Speaking in the College Union yes- terday, Lowenstein said, "you've been someplace on a trip" if you believe it touldn’t have made a difference had Bobby Kennedy been elected presi - dent instead of Nixon. Council allocates '1000 "This guy (Nixon) is vulnerable!" the former New York Congressman exclaimed. "You've got 25 million votes that they can't take away from Dave Hillman you --if you use them. For heaven's toward women's center sake, get over your psychological "Dump Nixon" organizer Allard K. Lowenstein (right)mulls immobilism!" By PENNY SPAR dent's Association, is sponsoring the the speech he was about to give at SJS yesterday. Next to He explained that one place where it Daily Political Writer amendment. him is President John Bunzel, who introduced Lowenstein to matters who's president is in choosing The cry for the long awaited wo- Councilman Rick Overstreet, SJS the crowd of 300. Supreme Court members and the cabi- men's center was answered yester- unofficial representative to the or- net. day afternoon when A.S. Council al- ganization, explained this is the clos- It was Nixon who decided that "the located the full request of $1,011 in est the state colleges have come to- Mitchells ought to be in the cabinet an almost unanimous vote, 16-0-1. ward the establishment of a birth con- and the Berrigans ought to be in pri- The all male council has been the trol center on campus. son," he explained. target for "one of the best lobbying In other action, council once again Charles Lowenstein, who convinced Eugene campaigns Schulz this sketches semester" as one turned down a request for $576 for the McCarthy to run in 1968, said that member stated. publication of Conservative Review, the president also has power to put The women's center, as proposed, 4-9-4. screws on Congress to pass big de- will be the central agency on campus Martha O'Connell, fense budgets. for all activities relating to women, representing the This means that the U.S. Committee for Honorable Conserva- 'Peanuts' tomorrow spends from birth control advice and coun- tism, noon stated that the $5 million every year for military seling center to reliable auto ser- paper was needed Even though Charles Schulz, the dents and faculty. in South Africa but has no to print the conservative view on cam- money vices. pus. creator of the "Peanuts" cartoon strip, Schulz' appearance is sponsored to put lights in the theater at Cal As stated in the porposal, "The cen- claims he is "100 per cent Charlie by the SJS Presidential Speakers ter will be free and available to all She claimed that the Spartan Daily Brown," the comparison isn't com- Forum and the Department ofJournal- campus women and when applicable, to "heavily censored" anything she sub- pletely true. ism and Advertising. men. The center will not be a function mitted and often times "refused to run articles." Especially since Schulz now earns The closed-circuit television sys- Bulletin of Women's Liberation, but will be over $300,000 yearly on the syndicated tem will be ready in case of an over- open to all campus women." "We need a paper which does not column and related "Peanuts" ventures flow audience. SACRAMENTO --(AP) A con- Ea r lie r in the meeting council print the dominant views on this cam- like books, toys, sweatshirts and tele- troversial bill that would give voiced pus.. it is a question of free speech," "Peanuts" appears mover 700 news - approval of an amendment to vision specials. SJS university status was passed Title V of the California Education she stated. That's not exactly a Charlie Brown - in North America and 70 papers in by the Assembly on a bare 41- Council members alsooverrode one the rest of the world. Code which will allow student funds type of income. 20 margin yesterday. to be used for birth control centers of Mike Buck's presidential vetos. In The cartoonist will speak tomorrow The comic strip's name was changed The bill now needs Gov. Rea- on campus. a vote of 13-0-3, council assured the at noon in Morris Dailey Auditorium from "Li'l Folks" when the United gan's signature to become law. The State College Board of Trustees allocation of $3,600 for an Intercul- on "How to Draw a Cartoon." Feature Syndicate accepted it in 1950. See tomorrow's Daily for de- will be considering the amendment tural Center in the New Wineskin, of His presentation will include draw- Schulz first drew the characters for tails. next week in Los Angeles. The Calif- which $1,100 is an underwrite to be ing demonstrations, and is free to stu- the St. Paul Pioneer Press in 1948 ornia State Colleges Students Presi- paid back by the end of the year. 'Social change' job center opens By ANNE VOGEL Daily Staff Writer $182 for a revised edition of the New A job counseling center which seeks Life Vocations booklet. Zuur hopes to direct students to vocations "de- to have the publication ready by De- SJS students create program cember. Five hundred copies will be signed to create constructive social grad change" has become part of SJS. available free to students. Called the New Life Vocations pro- A. S. Council also allocated match- gram, the center is the work of ing funds for a work-study secretarial graduate students Jim Zuur and Jim position. Bald ridge. New Life Vocations is suggesting The new guidance office officially to place 'untraditional student' in jobs an alternative to the old method of job opened last week in the Career Plan- placement, which is concerned with in- ning and Placement Information Cen- on to finding jobs in corporate organizations that specialize in counseling students whenever we could matching employable skills and job ter, Rm. 10. It is open Monday through dustry," said Baldridge. environmental science, social science find the time and space. At the end of openings. Thursday. Although they thought about the pro- work, community action, cooperatives, the semester, our funds ran out." There is no specific budget for gram last December, it has taken a innovative schools, arts, crafts, music Zuur continued to collect resource Most placement centers, said Bald - New Life Vocations said Baldridge. year to overcome obstacles and make and media. material during the summer on an ridge, are oriented to meeting only "Re -funding next semester will depend the program a reality. Opportunities in volunteer and self- "ours -for -yours" basis. "1 collected the needs of students who have been on student interest and participation "First we drew up a proposal employment are also explained in the about $200 worth of resource material occupationally trained like business, in the program this term." and presented it to Dr. E. W. Cle- publication. that way," said Zuur. engineering or nursing majors. Baldridge and Zuur, working last ments, director of Career Planning Time, space and money were the This semester the Career Planning There is a need to serve the new year as graduate assistants in Career and Placement," said Zuur. "He main obstacles in starting the program and Placement Center has allocated "untraditional student" but, he em- Planning and Placement Center, felt granted us enough money to purchase according to Baldridge. "When we funds to pay Baldrige's salary and phasized, "we are trying to reach all there was a need for a new type of resource material and compile a New opened for the first time, two weeks purchase resource material as well as majors regardless of interest or edu- vocational counseling. Life Vocations booklet of our own." before the end of last semester, we providing office space. cational background." "Not too many people are turned The 28 -page booklet lists over 100 worked out of the Placement Center. Additionally, A.S. Council has given Continued on page 4. Page 2, November 18, 1971 Pam Strandberg editor Political Beat Spar 11111 I )111 iN B) Joyce Krieg teir wet, Soc.. 14 Bob Garioto advertising manager Voting doesn't mean much when New Voters," explain that right now minorities be put on the dele- it's a choice between RichardNix- Presidential candidates are picked gations. "A country, like an individual, has Hubert Humphrey, right? by convention delegates who do not They've prepared a petition stat- editorial board on and A group of Stanford students represent an accurate cross-sec- ing that student leaders will oppose proportion organized a tion of the voters. dignity and power only in Pam think so and the 've any candidate who fails to put ade- Strandberg movement to se that something Most delegates to the liational quate numbers of students, minor- Bob Pellerin happen again in party conventions are white, mid- ities and as it is self-informed." like that doesn't women on their delega- Barbara Evans 1972. dle-class, middle-aged men. The tions to the national conventions. Joyce Krieg The students, who call them- Stanford students are asking that The petition will be sent to the --William Ellery Charming Ben Reed selves "Emergency Conference for more young people, women and chairmen of both the Democratic Steve Papinchak and Republican parties. Gene McHone So far, 19 student body presi- Vol. 59 Vol. 36 dents in the Bay Area --from in- significant Foothill College in Los Altos Hills to the University of California at Berkeley --have sign- Guest room ed the petition. One signature is strangely miss- ing --Mike Buck, SJS A.S. presi- fires retort dent. Drum major Mitch Dale, one of the Stanford By GARY HYMAN conductors stand on high ladders on students behind the movement, said SJS Drum Major all sides of the field to enable the he has tried several times to con - In response to Mingo Mazzei's band to perform together. On the tack Buck, but the elusive presi- potshot of band director Roger other hand, if the Spartan Band denthas failed to return the calls. Muzzy...She does, in fact, have were a non marching unit, we could When asked by this reporter why some knowledge of high school form a block, stand in place and he is declining to take a stand on bands and their drum major po- look to one isolated spot for di- the movement, Buck made a quick licies. However, SJS has a col- rection. But the Spartan Band is a no comment "and fled to his office." lege band. In a college band, marching band and a fine one. Apparently Buck wants to force leadership is not always a question Miss Mazzei, I come from a us to conclude that either he has of authority, it is a question of Southern California school where no opinion on the issue or that he style. the drum major is the sole sym- doesn't think students should be The Spartan Band is fashioned bol of authority --on or off the delegates to the conventions. after the successful bands of the field. But it was a matter of Otherwise, why not endorse the Big Ten conference. In the Big Ten style --style affecting our leader- movement: style of marching, the band is ship. Leadership dictated by the And once again, SJS wi I I be writt- spread across the field in a variety way we marched. en off as "Drop -out Tech" and "The of formations. In such intricate I remind you that in the fruit- Party School" for failing to in- drills, performing concert num- ful year our team is enjoying, volve itself on the issues of the bers such as Stravinsky's Fire - the Spartan Band has not perform- day. bird or Beethoven's Ninth Symph- ed at halftime in a game that the ony, it becomes difficult to follow team lost. Perhaps the benefit a figure conducting from eye- level. of our spirit, in a year that Mike Last week, this column reported At U.C. Berkeley, six conductors Buck would have us eliminated, is that Dr. John Bunzel turned down ring the field to facilitate the con- where your real subject lies for a plans to bring George McGovern ducting task. And in the Big Ten, staff comment. to campus because he (Bunzel) would be out-of-town the cley Mc- Govern wanted to come. Staff Comment Dr. Bunzel says this isn't true. He said that McGovern wanted to come to SJS at 9 a.m.--a time that Letters to the editor Dr. Bunzel felt McGovern could not Horsewhipping the editor? draw a large crowd. It's certainly true that Presi- By BR/AN HAML/N upon his back. dential candidates will not come Recently, several of our read- Finally, if you succeed in whip- Cafeteria tour--all aboard on campus if they feel they won't ers have asked what ever happen- ping the editor with your care- draw a crowd. ed to the great old American trad- fully concealed horse, you'll prob- Welcome to the College Union On the side, you see someone Dr. Peter Grothe, member of the ition of horsewhipping the editor. able only get to hit him once. A cafeteria. drink three cups full of cold drinks Political Science Department, had Of course, the question is out single blow from a horse, no mat- On your left you see a sign pro- and then, filling the cup for the the opportunity to bring his per- of the question. The custom died ter how carefully delivered, will claiming that any dog found in the fourth time, going to the cashier. sonal friend Hubert Humphrey on out simply because it's just damn- usually crush even the most re- eating area will be subject to im- That's not bad --four for the price campus recently, but decided not to ed impractical. silient editor. poundment by the Humane Society. of one. After all, A.S. runs the food when he found the only time Hum- Ever tried to horsewhip an edi- Of course, at one time in Amer- On your right you see 14 dogs run- services, and you're only ripping phrey was available was at 4 on a tor? It's really difficult. can journalism, horsewhipping the ning around loose. (Are the dogs or off yourself. Look to the sides Friday afternoon. First, you have to get a willing, editor was quite popular, but with their masters illiterate?) and you'll see the students sneaking A small crowd is the kiss of passive, lightweight horse. Then, the advent of the automobile, the Going on into the food service out without paying. Right On! death to a Presidential candidate. you have to sneak up to the editor's practice became rarer and rarer. area, you will see several em- Down the side wall and over in Most of them would rather face a desk without him seeing the horse. In 1918, Renaldo Shrump traded ployees working. And some not the Satellite cafeteria, you'll see horde of obscenity -shouting radi- Once you get to the editor's in his somewhat battered stallion working. Just try to order a milk- the vending machines. At least cals than speak to a half-filled aud- desk, you have to lift up the horse for a new Wurlitzer two -door se- shake. Of course, it's hard tofind one is guaranteed to be out of order itorium. and attempt to whip the editor dan and promptly drove to the se- someone to make it. Where are the at any one time. No wonder, with it. This, at best, is diffi- cond floor of the News Call -Bul- clerks? On a break? How about the way people treat them. Look for the Canteen men who spend There's been a lot of talk about cult, even if you're only swing- letin city office to beat the editor. gi vi ng the paying customer a a Nixon -Reagan ticket in 1972, but ing a Shetland Pony. Needless to say, the effect just break? nearly their whole working day fix- ing the machines. What are they there's no way in the world that can Furthermore, even in his usual wasn't the same, and Renal do broke While you are contemplating happen, thanks to Thomas Jeffer- bourbon -soaked state, the editor his back when he tried to swing the this, the air is filled with a shrill, muttering? "Those damn students just can't wait for the coins to drop. son, Aaron Burr, and our beloved will deftly fall flat on the floor and Wurlitzer over his head by its "One small cheeseburger, Al." Or, Founding Fathers. avoid the blows you wish to rain tail "One steak, well-done, Al." As Too impatient. Wait 'till they see It seems that an obscure clause you cover your ears, you walk over the bill for fixing this mac:,ine." in the 12th Amendment (passed to the Natural Foods section and I hope you have enjoyed your lc ir in 1804) to the U.S. Constitution get your Granola. There it is, right of the College Union cafeteria. states that the president and vice- next to the Twinkies and creme - Right now, I'm going down to the president must come from separ- RoNing Reporter filled cupcakes. Do they really be- hamburger palace down the street. ate states. lieve in Natural Foods, or are they David W. Schultheis Nixon is a legal resident of Calif- just finding another way to take Radio TV News Center ornia. So is Reagan. What do 'Non think money from health nuts? AS # D22903 It looks like Reagan will have to stop eyeing Spiro Agnew's job -- that is, unless he can convince Nix- 'Christmas Care package' on to sell the San Clemente White of the bra-less look? House. Editor: package for Christmas. answer- -but I really dig it. /t I have written to Mrs. Shank's Peter B. Hilton Now that Sam Yorty has offi- brightens up the campus. / think office to find which of these cate- New College cially entered the presidential Steve Lee it's up to the individual girl to wear gories may have delayed my check D35051 game, it's fun to recall the com- Junior what she wants. from the Veterans Administration ment made by fellow candidate English (VA). The San Francisco VA of- Fred Harris earlier this fall: fice indicated that SJS did not sub- 'Daily "Will Rogers said he never met lar mit my name in time for the Nov- misses a man he didn't like. I guess he never met Sam Yorty." I enjoy it, but it's a ember payroll. No money: no strain on applications, no pay- my eyes to look at some of the girls Cherie Wagner grad school around the campus Senior ment of pending bills, not enough freeze story' and pretend I'm not really looking. That's Social Service money to pay for commuter tickets SparianDatib why I'm (doubling commuting costs), and wearing glasses. My eyes are College Community Since 1934 shot. another month of a poor diet. Editor: Serving the San Jose State On Nov. 3, a teach -in on the early. Second class postage Paid at San JOSe, California Last year I registered wage -price freeze was held in the Member of California Newspaper Publishers' Ana ia Not all girls look good bra- less This caused great confusion in lion and the Associated Press Published daily by San College Union Ballroom. It had Jose State College. except Saturday and Sunday. during but if they have a good figure I Mrs. Shank's office, resulting in been planned by SJS students and the college veer The opinions expressed herein are not Alice Barlow guess it's all right. I think it's a my paperwork being overlooked. I necessarily those of the Associated Students. the College Freshman faculty, and was attended by around Administration, or the Department of Journalism and personal matter. / don't go bra- was studying in Europe and no VA 300 members of the college com- Advertising Subscriptions accepted Only On rimed, Exploratory less because until January! der of semester basis Full academic year, $9, each I have enough dirty check munity. semester, $4 SO Off campus price per copy, 10 cents old men looking at me as it is. Phone 294 6114 Editorial exl 2383 Advertising ext My family had to attempt to lo- This event was given coverage in 2081 Press of Folger Publicetions. Inc , Union City. cate the problem and guess whose the San Jose Mercury-News, but All articles designated as Milor.als reflect the rna only opinion of the editorial board All other opinions I think it looks fine. Like any office had let us down. This year, not in our own Spartan Daily!' feel cep sssss d are the views of the men/Wu.' writer or car other style it's not flattering on you can be sure, I conformed to that it is the responsibility of the loonist everyone, but I don't think that procedures in an effort Daily to cover events such as this Editor Pam Str andber g matters. People should be able such blunders again. not only before they occur, but Advertising Manager Bob Gar ioto to to avoid Managing Editor Bob Pellerin wear or not wear what also after. Editor Barbara Evans they want. and still NM% Edward Golds But I was missed again The purpose of the teach -in was City Editor Joyce Krieg Senior no check. A phone call assured me Associate Editor Ben Reed to make information about the new Day Editor Tim Osterman Psychology it was because something in my economic policy available and to Ciwy Editor hie+ Murphy file needed special verification -- Wire Editor Joe Callow.% exchange ideas about it. The col- Sports Editor Tim storm. Mike McCue after first asking if I had a major lege newspaper could have Feature Editor Craig Scott I Donna Persir change or perhaps I had registered helped Senior pass on these facts and ideas to Fine Arts, Editor Connie Fultuda The bra- less look is great if late. Chief Investigative Reporter Steve Pepine heti History thousands of people who did not Publ.- Relations Director Teta Petry there's something to look Leo Coolt at. Some last two were not the attend the event. Photo Editor girls are walking around without Since these Chief Photographer Steve Marley case it must be something else. In the futurP, I hope more com- Retail Ad Manager Dan Mini bras and they look vulgar, whereas National Ad Manager Ray Dobbs I have written to find out what. plete coverage of events like this John Mitchell sound like a male other girls make one appreciate the Production Manager Not wanting to Nov. 2 was the date, I was told. will appear in the Daily. Business Manager Ray Borg. chauvanistic pig, I'd prefer not to finer things in life. Classified Maneget David Riker My paperwork was forwarded to the Susan Swerdlow Promotion Manager Richard On, VA. Perhaps I will get a Care Music grad student November 18, 1971, Pace La Hora FOX Theatre 50C 'Corporate View' 141 SO NOT AVE de los Hornos ',41. SE 291700/ "Hour of the Furnaces" (part II 'NOON SUNDAY' A film about social panel life and violence PLUS TV SJS grad student on in Argentina Thins. Noy. 18 'THE YOUNG By CELESTE ZUFFI sities was invited to tape a merica's corporate Duke was selected to ceived a letter from Daily Feature Writer Two weeks ago, Duke, segment of the "Corpor- giants. represent the School of Mrs. Campbell in which 7 and 9 p.m. Don. SI Jim Duke, 26, agrad- along with two business ate View," a half-hour This segment of the Business at SJS by Steve she stated that the pro- Morris Daily Aid. GRADUA TES' uate business student at students representing television series on KQ- "Corporate View" will Graham, vice-chairman gram SJS had partici- SJS has shattered the the Stanford and U. C. ED that angles into the air tonight at 8 on Chan- of the Executive Council pated in was "one of the traditional notion that at Berkeley campuses competitive world of A - nel 9. A repeat show- of Business Students best programs we've WED SAT state colleges could ing of this program is (ECBS). taped so far." never compete academ- set for Wednesday at The ECBS is compos- Graham said SJS ically with the univer- 6:30 p.m. ed of business students business students will GAS Duke said in past from each club and de- continue to participate weeks the format of the partment in the School on the "Corporate View" Regular (94.0clane; of Business at SJS. series. "Corporate View" al- IiiIANT PHOTO 110%TlElt% lowed only graduate and "Venture Capital" Duke cautioned, how- make great Christmas gilts senior business stu- was the theme of the ever, that SJS student,, dents from the univer- program segment that who participate in up- 26%0 From any photo or slide. . . sities to question selec- Duke helped to tape, and coming segments of this Ethyl (100+Octane) Or we'll take your photo free! ted entrepreneurs in the George Quist, an invest- program "must prepare world of business. ment banker in San their questions well if 2 X3 FEET - 015 "The producer of this Francisco was the man future programs are to the panel of three stu- 1000 discount with ASB card program," said Duke, be successful." 28% "was a Standord grad- dents questioned. Future themes on the 3407 El Camino Real uate who believed that "I suspected that the "Corporate View"all Serve Yourself Santa Clara 247-7747 business students in the mood on the p rogram deal with women in busi- And Save would be very compet- tAIN state colleges were not ness, business and the Cigarettes 95c as prepared or as know- itive," said Duke, "and war, and business and Prices subject to ledgeable in their sub- I was determined to do the new radicals. 'change without ject as students trained a much better job than The moderator on to- notice If It Sometimes Seems As If in the universities. the students from Stan- night's program is "When it was first ford and Berkeley." Louis B. Landborg. Everyone's Got The Bug, suggested that SJS par- Duke explained before PURITAN ticipate in the program, he appeared on the pro- mll It's Time To Find Out Why Joyce Campbell, the gram he spent a great A? LL THE SPAGHETTI OIL CO. show's producer, was deal of time researching ' YOU CAN EAT -'1.00. 10th & Taylor reluctant," he said. Quist's firm and the I includes garlic bread 1 Keyes tik "Later, she agreed to venture capital field in othASB,,d 6th business stu- general. ? Sl 4th Nov Jesus Garza let a SJS BEE I 1. William Jim Duke dent sit on the panel." "After the program I 11 \ T -- I Nalb7 was over," said Duke, NWT 172 E. Santa Clara St.§ milki "I felt that I had been EMI the best prepared." See JIM RAMSEY Later, Graham re - ALMADEN UPC strike unlikely Snack bar VOLKSWAGEN si ( OPi (iiREs.SRAY SAN JOSE 265-0400 claims SJS prof still stocking Eight awaiiglorious days in paradise:: Leave L.A. on Dec.I9,return Dec.26 A state college facul- SJS Pres. of the He said the two con- foods MERRY CHRISTMAS....Contact: 149 ty strike for higher United Profesors of ditions, insisted upon by health JERRY CLARK wages, threatened after California (UPC), Sicu- Bierman, make a state- Apple juice and dried 33 E. San Fernando wide walkout unlikely. Gov. Reagan vetoed such lar added two qualifi- fruits are up while San Jose 287-8240 a pay boost last week, is cations yesterday to a They are: "granola" is holding STUDENT SERVICES WEST, Inc. ;THE Wit4104;l1." unlikely, according to strike threat issued by That 51 per cent of steady on the organic statewide UPC all state college faculty I 14. 5.2t4.2 GTR S.D. SJS Prof. George Sicu- Pres. food market in the Col- Available to CSC tudants, faculty, lar. Art Bierman. vote for a strike. lege Union snack bar. staff & family. That chances of win- The snack bar started NOTE: Charter prices based on pro -rated share of total price ning the strike appear cost & ferrying charges at 100% occupancy Fares include U.S. stocking some natural Federal & departure taxes plus $t admin tees per person. Prices 0,4s good. food items this semes- subject to decrease or increase depending on actual 0 of pas- DE Potluck Friday Prof. Sicular said that ter. Included in the sengers on each IndivIdual fitcPt from personal observa- offerings arehoneys, International food will merican students to get tions, he doubted a ma- candies, natural food be featured at the pot- together and exchange jority of instructors chips, cookies, muffins, Everything you need to know about luck dinner tomorrow ideas," said Joseph In- would favor a strike. and occasionally, fresh Venereal Disease. night at 6 at the New yene, head of the com- Further, he said a carrot juice. walkout would gather How to avoid getting it. Wineskin on South 10th mittee. Food Services Man- What to do if you think you have it. and E. San Fernando little public support, ager Ed Neithold said streets. He encouraged all in- thus it would be doomed the foods were offered Sound advice for a worried friend. The dinner, which is terested students to sign to failure. because there was a sponsored by the Inter- up at the New Wineskin Bierman set down the "want" expressed by cultural Steering Com- today and tomorrow. conditions at a UPC enough students. mittee (ICSC), is open Each participant, how- meeting Prof. Sicular Even though "the ma- to all students. ever, is requested to said. However, he was jority of our'customers "This is a chance for supply enough food for unavailable yesterday are not health food - for comment on the stip- K-e-.-/c) 'k-Q all international and A- four people. oriented," according to ,r REGISTERED 01AMOND RINGS ulations. Neithold, he plans to continue the service on Give your one-and-only a beauti- 1.31, brilliant Keepsake Diamond a trial and error basis. Ring. Choose from our fine selec- He said the change by John Grover, M.D. with Dick Grace tion of new styles, and receive Flick depicts Latin rift to smaller, individual your written guarantee of per- sizes for apple juice At your bookseller or, to order by 4 fect quality and permanent regis- Violence and neo-co- Argentina and its rela- dents Association de- and granola helped mail send $4.95 (cloth) or $2.95 tration. fense fund for 37 pris- (paper) plus soles tan and postage lonialism in contempor- tionship to present day there sales. Organic with your name and address to, lb PRENTICE-HALL YOUR ACCOUNT OPENED ary Argentina will be the oppression, racism, and one r s facing possible peanuts, seasoned with 1-7-1Enrflewood r’." 16 IN JUST MINUTES! subject of a 95 -minute violence. death sentences in Iran. salt from the sea, are a documentary film en- According to a Presently, they're try- new addition to the or- OVER SO YEARS IN SAN 2051 titled "The Hour of the spokesman for the Iran- ing to send a lawyer ganic stock. Furnaces" to be pre- ian campus group, the to Iran to defend one Neithold said the Bill's College A HIRSH & SON /Ng sented at 7 and 9 to- film is an outspoken doc- or more of the prisoners snack bar doesn't plan Coda night in Morris Dailey ument which exposes the being held on cha rge s any full course organic l'harmacN Auditorium by the SJS "daily violence of hun- stemming from recent meals (rice, etc.). Iranian Students Associ- ger, illiteracy, and ali- ,'anti-celebration" acti- izz2 reoti ation. enation" in Argentina. vities against the Shah's The controversial A $1 donation for to- celebraticn of the 2500th SAVE! DOWNTOWN SAN JOSE 19 South First Street 2941343 film, stopped at U.S. nights's film will go to- year of Iranian monar- Scholastic WILLOW GLEN . :,I9 lincoln Ave at Willow 2 4-7943 IranianStu- chy. SUNNYVALE PLAZA 209 South matte Street 739 3032 customs only a year a- ward the Herbal Essence WESTGATE CENTER Campbell 9 Saratua Aos 179 7:10 go, deals with the his- torical, cultural and i- Shampoo deological background of deadline reg $159 99c The postmark dead- Student-directed line date for filing Calif- Arrid Extra Dry r ATTENTION ornia State Scholarship applications if Friday, reg $129 99c * FACULTY * EMPLOYEES * according to the State * STUDENT.3 CHIn comedies tonight Scholarship and Loan round trip o);> Commission. will VAUGHN'S Three student-di- ting the A. A. Milne play, The commission Holiday Gifts? rected one -act plays, "The Ugly Duckling." award 9600 new scho- $122" CI) larships to undergrad- WE HAVE A GREAT SELECTION DC-101et "Comedy Tonight," will Tickets, which maybe open tonight at 8:15 in uate students in 1972. HANG-UP bought at the college box TO FIT YOUR BUDGET leave:DEC Id CD the Studio Theatre. office, are 75 cents for Those who are eligible returns JAN 2 The SJS Drama De- may secure applications students and $1.50 gen- 518 S. 10th Street contact: partment will also pre- eral admission from the F'inancial Aids SPECIALS uffic JERRY CLARK sent the trio--"Adap- PRESS tion," "Bea, Frank, CERMANENT 33 E. San Fernando Richie and Joan" and SLACKS $3o9 San Jose 287-8240 "The Ugly Duckling" -- Hundreds of pairs in NOTE Charter prices based r, OWN nationally tomorrow and Saturday PUT YOUR solids, stripes and patterns pro -rated share of total prii to $16.95 cost & ferrying charges at 10(1' evenings. occupancy. Fares include US Student directors will CHICK ON ICE Federal & departure taxes Filo. YOUR 54 admin fee per person. Price. be Randall Wright in HANGING SHIRTS subject to dome.* or incr., charge of Elaine May's depending on actual I of pas congers on each individual floghl "Adaption;" Karl & HMI is-rdgnsectieoneay $388 r'1':tidonally$58 Schuck,"Bea,Frank, OWN (i21' Available to CSC to S10.95 to S15,95 Iiichie and Joan," a play 10:30 P.M. TO 12:30 A.M. 146 students istaf f & by Taylor and Blobgna 1FFER aro ONLY WITH THIS COUPON fami ly and Marilyn Abaddirec FREE SLACKS With each paid male admission, It (KNITS INCLUDED) one chick comes in free! Your choice of a free pair of slacks sold nationally THE INTERLUDE to 29 50 with the purchase of any sportcoat DINNER Admission $1.25 at the VAUGHN DISCOUNT PRICE $199 Student rates on Skate Rental 50C e).)1,/tifYiY.F.1 sales, service K Menke and rentals CREDIT Throughout / PHONE 238-0110 CARDS the West eastridge SVS't BANWELCOME1D46 4040 SATHER GATE -0.-- HAPPY In Fabulous --w AT HOUR HUNTER'S Eastridge Shopping Center II So. 2nd St. 2190 Daily till 6pm Equipment Tully Road 3-7 DAILY Office (Corner of Santa Then till c7j.e."2a__e stfr Hwy 101. 4 Blocks East Fernando on Tully Road Clara Si.) CORNER 3rd &SANTA CLARA 71 E San Paqt, 4, November 18, 1971 Long -term versus short-term pursuits IRAMSEY CLARK Former U.S. Attorney General UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO differ Spcial Evnts careers Committee Vocations, ed programs in Baldridge defined vo- lions interested in work- "you can create your ited number of job list- the a non-profit student organisation Continued from page 1 ings now, "he con- fields of social work, "There is another dif- cations as short-term, ing for social change, own job. We did." SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 21st AT Ipm interests. as social service Baldridge would like tinued," but as New education, consumer ference between our me- short-lived such p ro- protection and ecology. USF Merrier.' Gymnasium. Golden Gate nor Masonic People need change and consumer protec- to see the program be- Life Vocations thod of counseling and becomes better TICKETS Gsteund.onatl throughout their lifes tion. come more specific. gram that of a placement cen- known, people who have r $1$20000adv.dan.cne"'($1 50 at door) and vocational pursuits Alternative life styles "Now we can tell you who ACCOUNTING MAJORS ter," explained Bald- jobs in new areas can ickets yallable at all Macy's, all Ticketron, San Francisco State reflect empha- to contact, what back- ee ur nt e Creative Arts Box Office,Office,m UC Berkeley Comittee ridge. "Our program is can change to --This aspect Journal of Accountancy for Arts and sizes the self-employ- ground is required and spread the word through L erten.. Stanford Toissider, ASUSF Ticket Office concerned with voca- that, he said. Becker CPA Review Course Baldridge said there ment approach. For in- if there is a need for our service. Mail Orders USF Special Events Committee tions as opposed to ca- "Baldridge also hopes SAN IRARCiSCO 415 111-4395 Information 752-1540 Eat 35..,isstisssssssor 752-0955 parts to the pro- stance, a person inter- people in the field. E- IAN 1051 00125114% reers. A career is a are two for more federally fund- permanent thing." gram: ested in arts and crafts ventually we would like Vocations for social can find out how he might to tell you where there r change --this phase is start his own business. is a job opening," Bald - ,t concerned with directing "If you have an inter- ridge said. students to organiza- est," said Baldridge, "We have a very lim- Spartan Daily Classifieds 4444, SPAGHETTI FEED SUNDAY NOV. ANNOUNCIMiNIS fOR SAll (3) HOUSING Ill b. $T 00 "Live Music" 4 30 p mt C...a.k&V,P 8.00 pm 210 South 10th Street .PISGEAN WATERBEDS- -1850 W. San YIN YANG WATERBEDS San Jose's FOR RENT! 1. 2, fx 3 bdrin. Apt Lowenstein Crlos 294 1455 Just West of the first and oldest waterbed store in- w/w carpets, AEK w/pool. $115, $150, knocks WANTED: COMMUNE to accept ("2 Gap K ing-Clueen $24. Twin: S/11, $180 pinto. Centrally fra. you to compare quality, ser- located 3 SJS students researching for semes Safety Liner. 52, Frames: $14. 10 miles from campus vice, and price Arm buying your lust off Almaden ter project. Andy 248-9688, year guarantee on all beds. Also Expry. 2445 Allen waterbed Call us anytime or stop Rinconada Dr. Mgr. Apt 294-2922 111m-3101 Water Sofas, modern furniture, tadps, II, No Ed 287 3481 Wit over any afternoon or evening Just children or pets. Unfurnished. 5051 Pizza Pie tries. Ask about our NRO policy. blocks from SJS at 400 Park Ave Call before 9 P M. 266-1613. Quiet 294-1455. corner of Dolmas 286-1263 area. conducive for studious indivi- Senate seniority cod duals FOR SALE- Tapeworm Wondertt SMEECHA PIE SHAK LEE pet No trouble Goes where you gr PIZZA PIE POOH! Con't from page 1 volunteers managed to man is seven years a- Ecologically Sound: LARGEST SELECTION of current, FREE ROOM & BOARD for girl over eats what you eat Call 294-641 He explained that re- get rid of the old tra- bove the compulsory Home Cleaners Basic H, Basic L used paperbacks, records and books, 18 yrs old as a companion to in USE THIS COUPON - Food Supplements Instant Protein, 1/2 price (lushly books & records dividual with speech difficulty. Near RENTING a house/apt from Centur cently he and student dition of secret votes federal retirement age, plain A. with powdered cocoa beans purchased Top prices paid -cash cameo*. Call Robert 298-2308. Realty? Contact Scott. 286-9137 W EVE 60T ONE in Congress. Lowenstein said the the- Cosmetics, beauty aids & personal or trade Lots of science fiction, want to form rent strike. Mel supplements, classics us fight this care items RECYCLE MALE ONLY- &ogre T-Istrn?ki1Chen Slum Lord! FOR YOU! The students packed ory seems to be "you 46 So. 2nd St. 286-6275 EUROPE the galleries to watch acquire increased wis- Phone 297-3866 via. Clean man only. 115 So 14th S220. - 075. R.; John A Mary Rhoades Si. Phone 286-2704 NEED BREAD? Thousands need you the representatives to dom as you approach THE PISCEAN whole blood and plasma! $1.03 Bonu -Froth _West Coast BOOM FOR with 25% OFF see how they voted on your second century." CARE TO DO SOMETHING ABOUT 35 S. 4th 1/2 block north from SJS MENSTUDENTS- Double, student I D on first visit Cali Fly One W0From$125 THE PROBLEMS? P/R mgr as ar- lib rary King' queencomplete beds quiet, comfortable, with kitchen priv- fornia Blood Bank Foundation, 35 the bill to end secret The political activist rists needed for new recycling cen- $46.00 Double $42.00 Twin $33.00. ileges, in private home. 146 $ 14th Almaden Ave (Opposite Greyhoun ON ANY PIZZ Flights All Year Long votes. As a result, not also called for an end ter. Bob c/o Recycling Am. of Amer. Frames $14, liners $2 heaters $35 St. San Jose, Call 286-3025 Bus Station) Phone 294-6535 Flights Also Available a single representative to the practice of the phone 287-00030, 371-6680. and up. 10 year guarantee on all beds. Also water sofas, modern STUDENT wants to share his tolsraeland the Orient 4IDNE Y MACHINE NEEDED FOR MO- apt FRONTLASH needs people to he voted to continue sec- government paying & organic furniture, tapestries. Mel- with one other 3 register voters Coupon Good THER of SJS co-ed who can't afford blocks from cam- in the Student Unfoi For Information low sales people. 35 S. 4th. pus $6200 per ino Phone. 294-9279 ret voting, Lowenstein farmers not to grow the expense 900,000 Betty Crocker 292-0453 after 5 p.m. Fri., Sot., & Sun. Contact 365-8625 said. crops. He said that one Coupons (deposited at info booth of B EAUTIFULLY DEVELOPED E.S.E.P. stud. Union) by Dec 10 will pay ROOM- UP. DIV. MALE wants to shore apt. MARY RODRIGUEZ--Happy ann.ref Nov. 19-21, 1971 Lowenstein asked that California farmer gets ING HOUSE, with separate house. Prof. kr: for machine Please help if y,t, private near campus Up ti miry! Love. Ralph 801 Woodside Rd. students work for end- $3 million from the fed- can! cottage. A chance to live for free $75 per mu Bob Kotch 293-7337 ' Redwood City ing the Congressional eral government not to and earn considerable yearly equity. ESEP - SJSC Members HUMANIST COMMUNITY of S.J. For 1-1/2 blocks from campus 489 S. COTTAGE FOR RENT. Upper div or seniority system, which grow cotton, but is also the non -theistic searcher For free 7th St, Ph. 293-8656 grad student $70 per mo Utilities if allows "gallopping geri- pulling in $500,000 from into write P.O. BOX 881, San Jose paid Unfurnished Available imm SERVICES Australian govern- 95106 or call: 294-5017 WATERBEDS: Complete Kind' Size, Call Dan, 287-8825 after 6 atrics" to hold most of the $45.95 Including Far -Out Finished AUTO INSURANCE- No driver ri ment to grow cotton for ENCOUNTER - Sensory Awareness Frame. Aqua-Snooxe. 1415 fused. Low Monthly Rate! Oui; the power. The Ala - GIRLS ONLYI New rooms 10% DISCOUNT withkitchen Humanist Community of San Jose. reds. Rate Comparison To all students with ASH cards and faculty them. His SYS speech 12-8 Mon. -Sat Ph: 286-3544 priv. From Noting that the aver- Friday Nov 12, 8 P.M Contribution 560. 99 So. 9th and 27.1 low cost MOTORCYLE INSURANC So. 10th. Across campus. Parking age age of a Congres- will be broadcast tonight 52. 738 No. 2nd St. Phone: 294-5017 NIKKOR 300mm lens, unused In Annual Coverage up to 100cc $26 0 Phone 295-8526 or 295-8514 Foreign Car Service Center sional committee chair- at 6 on KSJS, 90.7 FM. original box. $300 retai). Sacrifice to 126 cc 030, to 175 cc $34, to 3315 We CHANGE OF PACET for $175. 275-0596 after 5 $311. to 750 cc $54 David Towle 24 Front end work Upholstery Join a college -age BALLET class at 2 STUDIOUS GIRLS need 1 or 2 room- 3900 Body and fender Eufrazia School of Ballet Basic mates to share 2 bdrrn., Turn , quiet do: Radios IMMACULATE 4 bdrms, 2 bath home. musts" for the beginning dancer close to campus Call Mngr. 254- RENT A TV OR STEREO Sic p Custom en9ine 4 blks from SIS Lrge rms, base- 4749 643 So. St. Overhauls Phone 267-1331 or 246-6675. ment, 2 car detached garage. Back 2 8th month,freeservice,no contra. Transmissions Brakes Tune-ups bdrrns. with kitchenette, Ideal for Esche's 251.2598 BEAT THE DRAFT LEGALLY, Be 1 BDRM. fury. Apt 4 blks. from cam- DOWNTOWNS ONLY COMPLETE FOREIGN CAR SERVICE rental $32,960 Midtown Realty pus. Kept quiet. Avail. Dec. 1, In- a reservist. Do only 4 months basic 732-3500 TYPING --Term papers, etc., expe Sparta training, 1 quire 165 E. Reed St. #3. Guide I wknd./month for 5 1/2 Free Loaners lanced and fast. Pfklbe 269-8.67 Available yrs. Call 271-6131 or 661-6096 for USED BOOKS 15 Art Gallery. Lowest counseling. Get no 0.5. FRIDAY FLICKS "Paint Your Wagon" STAR MOTOR IMPORTS TODAY prices for books. (trade or cash) 7 & 10 Morris Dailey Aud admission EXPERIENCED THESISTYPIST Elec 375 S Markel 4 blocks from school Ph Near college. 455 E. Williams St. tric-Masters-Reports Martanr 286 6500 FRIDAY FLICK "Paint Your Wagon" 50C (Between 10th and 11th Streets) Tamberg 1924 Harris Ave., San Jos PROGRESSIVE ASIAN AMERICAN COALITION, lb 10 P.M. Morris Dailey Aud Telephone: 371-0395 11 a.m., Home-Ec 5. Hanna Takashige will 500 admission. MARRIED STUDENTS Quiet, spacious ILLNESS FORCES SALE - 2,200 sq 2 bedroom apt W/w carpets Built' SUNASU NATURAL speak on "Abortion: A Woman's Right to Choose." SKY CABIN- North Shore Tahoe. Peo- ft executive 3 yrs old mod con- in applionces. Heated pool Lots of VITAMIN Miner, food supplement OPEN MIDNIGHT ple needed to share rent for the sea- temp. custom country home in county. cabinet space $150/mo 466 S. 5th 01 Truthfully -Fine. available Info on SIGMA DELTA CHI, 8 p.m., JC208. Convention son Call John: 298-3746 On 1 acre with magnificent view in distribution c purchase 736-8759. Ilorry Night} report plus Joanna Grant, San Jose News reporter, beautiful cond. 3 bdrrns.. 2 baths, 3 ROOMMATES needed to share apt will speak on Angela Davis trial. SKIERS: I need friend to ski Alps built in bar, 6 sliding glass drs with girl. 2 bdrrns. 2 bath. $60 Prefessional Pharmacists (cheap charter) this X-mas vaca- beamed ceilings, throughout the house. each. 2 blks from SJS. Call Lone - UNWANTED HAIR REMOVED PEP tion Call 289-9581, anytime. Reduced to $56,903 Call 259-3019 286 -1569 MANENTLY 235 E Santa C lara SI I.. Anthony D Compaq., Jr Owner IRANIAN STUDENT ASSOCIATION, 7 p.m., Mor- Room 513 Phone 294-4499 SECURITY LOCKS FOR APART- ris Dailey Auditorium. Movie; "The Hour of ALITOMOTM 12! MENTS, houses, and stereo equipment $125, 2 brrn Unfurnished. 4-plex FAST, ACCURATE, experienced Recently painted, Floors refinished, MODERNE DRUG the Furnaces." Donation $1. Also case-hardened chains and pad- pist, can edit Four miles from can CO. drapes. Ldy Singles or ' $3 TR -4 Wire wheels, locks for bicycles and motorcycles - pus. Mrs Asian'. 298-4104, Radio, Heater couples Small pet OK. 3 miles from Second TRI-M, 7:30 p.m., Round Table Pizza Parlor, Very good condition. Must sell. 10% off retail price Call Jerry after and Santa Clara Streets SJSC. Phone, 293-5995 PHOTOGRAPHY DONE: Stevens Creek Blvd. ST50. or begt offer. Chuck Dodd 6 P M 253-8777 Wedd!no 245-1618 copying, brochures, banquets, entcr Phone 293-7500 STUDIOS & sleeping rooms $80 to tamers, portraits DJ; 275.0596 FASA, 7 p.m., C.U. Almaden. STEREO, Akai 1500 Tape Deck & S115. Newly remodeled bldg. All '64 MOB -RED, w -wheels, very clean Sansui 3000A Tuner Amp & 2 spk. San Jose util. pd. Furnished. 620 South 3rd EXPER., FAST, Accurate Typing COMEDY TONIGHT, 8:15 p.m., Studio Theater. $695. $350. 371-5486 '62 CHEV-Very good condition. New St. Phone: 275-10% Editing, Ex -English Teacher. 1131 Three student-directed one -act plays. "Adapta- tires 2-dr $325. Call Tom: 736-7241 Electric Typewriter. Call Mary Br GIRLS USED HENKE SKI BOOTS with GREAT LOCATION!! ner at 244-6444, after 5:30 P tion," "The Ugly Duckling," and "Bea, Frank, tree stand Six 6,1/2 - 7. Good coed Need 2 male stu- dents for 2 bedroom Richie, and Joan." General admission $1.50. WESTCOASTER 3-WHEEL MAIL $20 Call Penny after 6 P.M. 292-3678 townhouse by TRUCK. $125 or best offer over December 1st 5.58 per month each. SPEED READING -We guarantee to least double your speed with ov Students 75 cents. Call after 6pm 292-6427 WEDDING Must be neat 275-0596. DRESS NEVER WORN Size 80% comprehension. Learning Fo 5. Price $30.00 266-3780. ASIAN AMERICANS AIESEC, 8:30 p.m., 215 S. 12th St. No. 3. All '70 TRIUMPH TB 6 650 clean. Excl. MEN STUDENTS for large double dations. 296-3224 cond Many accessories 51000. Size room. Wane - in closet. Kit. Priv. students interested in International Job Exchange FUTURE CPA'S How to prepare I 7.1/8 helmet a $70 value for 510. CAMERAS: 35 mm SLR up to 40% Util paid Quiet and clean. $50 the CPA Exam, Becker CPA Rev, Program welcome. 287-1253 off. New with warranty. Ideal Xmas each Phone 298-1470 gift. Canon, Pentax, Nikkormat, 326- Course. Call Collect 14013) 251-84 BIO PHOTO CLUB, 1:30 p.m., Sci 142. Prof. 1903 WANT TO PARTIALLY 1970 YAMAHA 250 ENDURO A 1, SUBLET 1 Cockreil of the Photo Department will talk on bdroom to mature, responsible per- FLIGHT PLANS AVIATION CHINESE extras, see to appreciate. $550 287 FPA Flying Club. Private pilot 6975 son 25 or over Partially furnished processing color slides at home. 12 STRING GUITAR. CALL IRISH, 8-blks from SJSC. Prefer female. license 5580. Multi -engine rat 243-1846 $80 per month Patti: 275-0222 $255. Low club dues. FAA approv BAHAI STUDENT FORUM, 8 p.m., C.U. Montalvo. CAD-'66 covert. - Black Mohair top' or JAPANESE 738-1558 flight school located: Reid Hilly Topic: "His Call to Mankind." all power - air - stereo - chrome PUEGOT BIKE FOR SALE, 23". 560 Airport. Phone: 259-2582 wheels - new tires. Excellent cond. Phone- 292-9678. Great condition. FILIPINOS LAWRENCE PHILLIPS SPEECH, 1:30 p.m., DH Beautiful inside and out. $2000. Ph: GIRL NEEDED to share large sunny TUTORING BY COLLEGE INSTR 294-3670 room in friendly 7% St. house $55/mo. 318, Phillips will discuss "Flow of Lava into the AK AI 100090 TAPE RECORDER reel/ TOR! Call 287-7853 anytime Can mom in matt, physics, chert reel (1 7/8, 3 3/4, 7 1/2, 15 IPS) & All levels of TA sea from the 1971 Kilavea Eruption." 1967 Pontiac LeManns - (convertible) at once statistics. D IS 8 track Cartridge 2 Mics $225 istry, science and Good condition. Must sel I $750. Phone 243-4685 or Mrs. Lofla SCIP LECTURE, 11:30 a.m., C.U. Loma Prieta. 292.3802 Lofland BLACK STUDIES DANCE, 7 p.m., C.U. Ballroom. 294-3670 TWO CHRISTIAN GIRLS need 3rd 738-4910 0275 SKI BOOTS '71 LANGE PRO's, self' roommate b share large attractive 2 RHO EPSILON, 7 p.m., C.U. Costanoan. V.W. & IMPORT ELECTRIC REPAIR. YOURSELF FOR CHRISTM molding Lange -flo - liner, size 8-1/2- bdrm. 2 bob apt Close to school. GIVE New, rebuilt & used parts. Herbert X 10- portrait of your no ALPHA LAMBDA, 7 p.m., C.U. Pacheco. . 9 med. Excellent cond. Used only $68/ino. Call Diane 293-1597 An 8- Are you German Motors. 456 E SanSalvador, would make an appreciati twice. Boot treeandbagincluded.$90. tenance CAMPUS CRUSADE, 7 p.m., C.U. Pacifica. Call 295-4247 gift. 55 Addit'l prints 52 ea. Ci Call John 298-3746 ROOM w/kitch. prin. Newly re- SIMS, 8 p.m., C.U. Guadalupe. modeled, Very clean & quiet. Non- Bob 287-9190 '69 MUSTANG, 6 cylinder, power steer - smoker only. 4 blks. It, SJS $65/mo. FILM, 3:30 p.m.. Sci. 142. Featuring "Rave." ing. fastback. Superb A steal at $2100 interested in law school? 287-3125 TYT ACTION COMMITTEE, 7 p.m., CH 237. or best offer. 193-4583 after 3 P.M 1111F WANTED (4) TRANSPORTATION !!!. AMICABLE MALE ROOMMATE need- AEROSPACE STUDIES CLUB, 7:30 p.m., MH 426. '64 PONTIAC CATALINA convertible. FLYING SOON? Your TWA Carron "COL L E GE ORIENTED CORPORA- ed PS & PB. Exc, mech. cond. & to share clean and quiet 1 bdrm. Rep. Bruce Freeman can help yf KENDO CLUB, 4 p.m., PER 279. TION needs attractive shapely coed apt $65 per Good tires. Radio. $395 firm. Ph: rno Phone 295-7362 your GETAWAY. Fly at 1 for mill -paid model whose pictures make 293-3886 Oahe. 10 a.m.-6p.m.) off with a TWA YOUTH PASSPOR FRIDAY will *pear in nationally distributed and take up to 24 months to pay wi A LAW DAY '67 AUSTIN HEALY ROADSTER. 3000 collegiate art calendar. If interested a free TWA GETAWAY CARD. C IRANIAN STUDENTS, 12:30 p.m., C.U. Costanoan. send bikini picture immediately to I Oil AND 1 OUND Mark 111. Must sell! $1650 or best 287-8668 for info. or 297-1700 to COLLEGE WORLD, Inc. 4144 E. Gesnt U. C. Berkeley professor will lecture on "Con- offer. Phone: 269-3898 reservations. temporary Iranian Literature." Road, Tucson, Arizona 85712." HURRAY FOR THE REO!L ittleLynnfe PANEL'54 GMC 6 cyl. 4 -speed $275 comes of age today. Happy Birthday! EAST AFRIC EXTRA INCOME- Full or Port tone EUROPE -ISRAEL - COLEGIO DE LA RAZA EN AZTLAN, 7:30 p.m., 371-5486. Xlnt Cond. round trip student flight. Nov. 20 from 10-4 pm High hourly earnings. Flexible Hours. One way and Inexpensive student camping tour Sacred Heart Church, Willow and Locust streets, Training 'Provided. Call Mr. King: -Small, white Husky, Na ma, LOST throughout West and East Europe, ir LOOKING for loving owner for my 275-6646 Salt Lake City tags, 81840. Lost Harteman Hall. The meeting will celebrate the Cho. eluding Rossi. SOFA agent for in 1965 TR-0 298-7135 in wea of 91h & Reed Call 287-2744 anniversary of the Mexican Revolution. Free ter -European student charter flight- DRIVER WANTED 30. to 50. con7.7 after 6 p.m. Contact ISCA 11687 San Vicente Div. entertainment. '62 TR-3 Good top and side curtains. mission good earnings. 9-11 AM Suite 04 LA Calif 90340 TEL. 121 at Seats and carpet a year old. $400. Tropical Ice Cream Co. 358 Mont FOLK AND ROCK, 9 p.m., Jonah's Wail, 300 826-5669. 255-8568. Toe or Thur. eve. wkends. gornery St. 297-4228, S. 10th St. 7 II L,P011.1', '63 CORVAIR MONZA Excellent cond. STUDENTS FLIGHTS Campus Rep I BETA ALPHA PSI, 8 p.m., 2335 Waverly St., Great interior. New tune-up. $275. NEEDED! People who want to better 6 groups FROM East or West coa JOBS EUROPE guaranteed& salaried - Palo Alto. Nomination of officers. Speaker will Call Peter (4-11) 987-2616 themselves. Part or full time work to Europe and beyond. "If it's mai HASTINGS COLLEGE OF LAW Unbelievable opportunity Call 247- England. Switzerland, year-round, able, we can get it." 10-5, Mon-Fi be Walter Landauer. young people 18-29 General help 1s1 '68 Chovelle USN- Vinyr roof. 4' 9685 Id 275-0120 549-1995 or 843-1857. 2903 Celle BUDDHISM AND ZEN, 7:30 p.m., 430 S. 13th St. class hotels For details Si application Ave Berkeley Cal 94705 spend, map, new tires - x c silent send 51.00 to Jobs Europe Dept. C $1 per session cond. $1750. Firm 297-6561 Eves, OVERSEAS JOBS FOR STUDENTS - Box 41198 Panorama City, California STUDENT Australia, Europe, S. America, Afri- 91402. NEEDS DAILY RIDE CAMPUS AMBASSADORS, 9:30 a.m., C.U. Diablo. ALFA ROMEO '62 convertable. $895. ca, etc. All professions and occu- tween Sunnyvale Pa college. Plea. Recruiters from U.C.B., U.S.F., FILM, noon, C.U. Guadalupe. Featuring "Rave." Excellent cond. New engine, top. Call pations, $700 to $3,000 monthly. En' I MAKE CAST GOLD AND SILVER call 732-5665 weekends or daily a U.S.F., OPEN DOOR, 7 p.m., C.U. Pacifica. 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