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Voi. 56, No. 22 University of California at Santa Barbara Thursday, October 16,1975 Study Hits Underrepresentation of Minorities of California system. Vice President feel, might partially eliminate the Robert Johnson appointed members to problem. Women, Low Income Students the task groups late last November. Providing additional opportunities to Each group was assigned to do an improve written and quantitative skills intensive review of one particular aspect through pre-University support programs, Lack Numbers in Programs of the educational process with regards to such as Upward Bound, is advisable, the By Nancy Sulliyan In fall of 1974, UC President Charles J. minority opportunities. The major groups believe, to increase the number of UC affirmative action task forces Hitch established five such task groups, objective of the studies, according to the capable University students. 'The main concluded in a recent report that students composed primarily of students, faculty, report, was to "identify any barriers to thing is to get qualified minorities into from ethnic minorities, low-income and administrative staff members, to the access or success of women, members Universities," Karl Borgstrom, Assistant backgrounds, and women are review and study the- status of of ethnic minority groups, and Dean of Students comments. underrepresented in University programs. educational opportunity in the University economically or otherwise disadvantaged students, and to recommend to the The Student Affirmative Action group President means of eliminating those is the force behind this study and will barriers." deal with admissions access for minority i 1 1 1 'mm Other task force findings state that groups. They hypothesize that there is a while underrepresentation may be due to larger percentage of minority students l i f e J p S problems in elementary and secondary eligible for admittance into the University educational programs, procedural than are represented now. No reliable processes for University attendance also data exists yet on exactly how many create barriers for these people. people this matter of underrepresentation Personalized, persuasive efforts concerns, or where these deprived encouraging capable students at the high individuals are. A high school survey will school level to strive for eligibility for begin sometime next month to get a admittance to the University, task groups better idea. IV. Duplex Becomes Tenant Prize In Occupancy Suit With Landlord By Jonathan Silver The story began last March when Bud Finding a decent place to live in Isia Oxford of Embarcadero Company signed Vista is admittedly not an easy task, but rental agreements with nine students for a LOOK MOM, NO HANDS — Though illegal on campus, skateboarding is another way o f saving several local residents had to do a bit duplex located at 6657 Sueno Rd. Like gasoline when coming to class. more than fight the lines last spring. They most Isla Vista housing handled by the photo: Doug McCultoh had to sue. rental agency, the duplex was owned by an absentee landlord. His name is Tapan Chatterjee and he lives in Bedford, Mass. Questions Arise Over Chancellor's Oxford states he has been renting the Sueno. property for Chatterjee since 1971, but as is the case with much Decision On Constitutional Changes property handled by the agency, there was "never an agreement in writing." By Claude Ruibal current A.S. Presidents Howard Robinson • To provide for adequate student Oxford explained that as was customary Questions have been raised concerning and Neil Moran stated, 'The area of consideration and expression regarding procedure, the landlords were never the procedures required for constitutional conflict between A.S. and the Chancellor constitutional changes." informed as To the status of their amendments as stated in the Associated on this matter centers around voter properties until August. This was "strictly Students (A.S.) Constitution and those turnout requirements for constitutional FEE VS. NON-FEE bookkeeping." required by the Chancellor. amendments, required by the Chancellor., They divided the issue to concern When the new A.S. Constitution was but not by the ASUCSB Constitution." both the Chancellor's mandated 35 CANCELLED OUT brought before the electorate last year In the letter Moran and Robinson percent voter turnout for "fee-changes" Larry Spilberg, one of the students during the general Spring election it noted that they are trying to and 25 percent turnout for "non-fee who had signed a contract with Oxford, received the required "two-third majority accommodate "the mutual needs of A.S. changes" as stated in the letter to John stated that in July he received a letter of votes...necessary for adoption," as and the Chancellor." Two reasons were Grant. Concerning fee changes Moran and from Chatterjee’s lawyer. In Spilberg's stated in the A.S. Constitution. Yet the given : Robinson agreed with the required words, the letter informed them that new constitution failed to be adopted a To allow A.S. to make necessary procedures put forth by the Chancellor. Embarcadero Company had had no right due to a letter received from Chancellor changes in its constitution, and (Cont. on p. 13, col. 3) (Cont. on p. 13, coL 1) Cheadle stating that,"The proposed A.S. Constitution submitted to the electorate at last week's election was not voted upon by at least 25 per cent of the eligible voters and hence must fail."

25 PERCENT The Chancellor referred to a letter he had w ritten A p ril 17, 1973 to John Grant, then president. It stated that "henceforth amendments to the A.S. Constitution would require a two-thirds majority of not less than 25 percent of the eligible voters in order to insure that amendments received 'adequate student consideration' before passage." . A letter, sent to, .the administration. by. PAGE 2 UCSB DAILY NEXUS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16,1975

TAKE ADVANTAGE Hiking, Cycling, Riding Trails Bike Club Trip To OF WEEKLY SPECIALS ADVERTISED IN THE To Be Built in County Solvang Saturday NEXUS.

The UCSB Bicycle Club ® EARTH it the registered trod«mark o f Kals# Sy*t«m#t, Inc. 01975, Kalt# Systemet, Inc. I By David Hodges for the entire project. will be meeting tonight to Governor Edmund G. Brown, The trails will web a wide area discuss a trip to Solvang this Jr. recently signed into law a bill of Santa Barbara and Ventura Saturday. One group will be that authorizes the Department Counties. SB 201 establishes Introducing riding to Solvang over San of Parks and Recreation to trails in the following pjaces: Marcos Pass and camping establish hiking, cycling, and • From the U.S. Forest Service overnight while another riding trails in Santa Barbara and trail system near San Antonio 'TheEarthTProwler’ group will drive to Solvang Ventura Counties. Creek and Highway Route 154 in White with navy. and bike to Nojoqui Falls and The bill (SB 201) was authored Santa Barbara County to El Tan suede with Ballard Canyon. Anyone who matching leather trim or by State Sen. Omer L. Rains Capitan Beach; wants to participate on these loden green suede with (D-Santa Barbara). • From El Capitan State Beach matching leather trim. rides is asked to come to the "We began working on this bill to Refugio State Beach; meeting in UCen 2294 at $ 3 5 A 0 | when the session began last • From Refugio State Beach to 7:30 p.m. People with cars December," commented Rains Gaviota State Park; and bike racks are especially "and it culminates several years • From Gaviota State Park to needed. / of work by the Santa Barbara Carpinteria State Beach; Trails Commission." • From Carpinteria State Beach to Emma Wood State According to Rains, the bill Beach; The U C SB D ally Nexus Is has a two-fold purpose. 'This published by the Associated • From Emma Wood State Students and Press Council of the project will provide jobs for the Beach to Ventura State Beach; University of California, Santa construction of the trails and Barbara, Monday through Friday t From Ventura State Beach during the regular college year life padded, provide a beautiful non-polluting to McGrath State Beach. (except on holidays and during recreational activity for the examination periods) and weekly Th^ trails will also connect during the summer session. it's cushioned, it’s sporty, it's citizens of the two counties." Second Class Postage paid at four of California's most historic Goleta, California 93017. bouncy, it's the EartlTbrand shoe, missions. The missions included Mall subscription price: $10 START WORK per year or $4 per quarter, are, La Purisma, Santa Vnez, payable to the Dally Nexus, the shoe that started it all, the Construction of the trails will Santa Barbara, and ' San Thomas M. Storke Student Communications Building, P.o. probably begin sometime after Buenaventura. Another benefit is Box 13402, UCSB, Santa Barbara, shoethathso the first of January. The C A . 93107. that the trails will join the State Editorial offices: 1035 Storke Department of Parks and Park system with similar Federal Bldg., Phone 961-2691. unique it% Recreation will control the Advertising offices: 1053 proposals in the Los Padres Storke Bldg., Phone 961-3828-, acceptance of bids and the date National Forest. Gayle Kerr, Advertising Manager. patented. of commencement. Representative for National Monday thru Friday The trails are a sound addition Advertising: N.E.A.S., 360 1020 STATE STREET 10 to 6 The money for the trails comes to the environment, stimulating Lexington Ave., N.Y., N.Y. Friday Evenings 10017. Between Carrillo & Figueroa Streets til 8 from a fund established in a healthy activities for bipeds, Printed by the Campus Press, FREE city parking behind store Summers: 966-0077 M l previous year. The state senate quadripeds, and bicycles without, Goleta, Ca. . Sunday noon to 6 allocated a total sum of $940,000 the presence of automobiles. Open Daily 8 - 9 Sundays 9 - 8 939 H ISLA VISTA LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED EMBARCADERO ADVERTISED SPECIALS GOOD MARKET THURS., OCT. 16 to WED., OCT. 22 ¡7 DEL MAR WEVE GONE and DRAWN UP A FEW CIRCLES and THEM wrrH S aving SPECIALS...... WE HOPE YOU LIKE THEM!!

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diaries la cumbre plaza everyday *til 6 mon and fri 'til 9 sun .1.2.;.5. PAGE 4 U CSB DAILY NEXUS THURSDAY. OCTOBER 16,1975 EDITORIAL The Knock Before You Enter Promotion chancellor. One more step has been taken in recognizing the rights of students. Governor Brown recently signed into law a bill banning illegal searches and and seizures of on-campus residence halls. Although the University police have observed a policy of obtaining search warrants before entering the dorms on this campus, this has not been true of all universities. Tenure The rights of individuals to be secure in their homes is guaranteed by the U.S. Constitution, but all too often, this constitutional right, along Game with many others is denied to certain segments of society. VICE It is ludicrous that only now are students gaining a right which is ©UCSB chancellor guaranteed to all citizens. Despite this small fact, the change in the law is . gratefully welcomed. UETTCW5 FACULTY Toward Academic Ennui AD H O C Editor, Daily Nexus: secretary that he could not comment on COMMITTEE Little if any attention will be given to ‘personnel matters.” In other words, this “Letter to the Editor.” After those of us most affected by the decision glancing at the front page, the movie — the students and teachers of this listings, the classifieds and university — haven’t even a right to an “ Doonsebury”, in all likelihood, today’s explanation of the decision, much less, of COMMITTEE Nexus will be tossed aside. But, I don’t course, a voice in it. ON ACADEMIC care if I’m the only one who reads my There was a time when the professors PERSONNEL inked out thoughts. and the students were the university. I’ve got an English instructor, Mr. We’ve come a long way baby. Robert Brandts, who is being dismissed. Immediately, the devious plot of our John Imel STA R T HERE academic institution to socialize its Associate, English as a children into productive morons, flashed Second Language in my mind. Irregardless of this fact or overmagnified feeling of paranoia, we are losing an excellent instructor who has the For those o f you who have ACADEMIC ability to observe, experience life, and opinions, the Nexus welcomes and communicate this refreshing enthusiasm prints letters from its readers. This DEPARTMENT to others. is your chance to get your name in I Some may comment upon how his dismissal is unfortunate, but for the most print. AH you need do is type your part, waves will continue to break, oil to letter on a 55-space line (margins o f The rules to the game: An infinite number of players are allowed; spill and creativity continue to suffer 15 and 70) and triple space. The unrelentless persecution. Why don’t we Nexus office is located beneath any number of players may occupy a square at any one time; if a let the character and nature of our lives Storke Tower. Please sign your player does not receive a good report at any one square he/she must be shaped and mutated by that analytic, name to your letter. continue without knowing what they did wrong. Sorry, only one game journal producing mentality which per player. Good luck and may the god of tenure bless your head.' teaches us to frugally spend time instead of waste it. By thé way, do I get an A for the organization and form of this composition? B. Nakauchi Don’t Tell Bikers vs. Walkers vs. Bikers vs... The Students By Martin Chorich prove capable of excoriating the bicyclists whizzing about Now that I have established myself as the most widely read them in the same terminology. Editor, Daily Nexus: feature of this newspaper, it has come time to take note of the What cannot be denied by anyone, however, is that it takes Although I am not associated with the transportation system on campus. As might be expected, I more road space to run a bicycle than to walk a pedestrian. English Department, I am aware of the have no intention of suggesting anything positive, or Also while stream's of pedestrians can be easily permeated by work of Robert Brandts both as a creative constructive, but will content myself with irresponsible other pedestrians, it is impossible to cross a stream of bikes. force in the school and community, and nay-saying. Combine these general observations with the fact that our as a respected teacher. I know nothing of The state of the debate between bicyclists and pedestrians campus is strung together with a network of bikepaths and it the details of his dismissal but I was here breaks along the lines of whether a person is a bicyclist or should be very easy to see that pedestrian traffic will be disturbed by one aspect of the account a pedestrian. Since someone can change his status vis a vis impeded by bike traffic, often with disastrous results. appearing recently in the Daily Nexus. these two extremes several times a day, you can probably get a It has become so bad that it is easier to get one’s self into According to the Nexus report Vice good idea just how confusing the debate is. (and perhaps out of) East Berlin than to get across campus Chancellor of Academic Affairs Alec I know people, who, while riding a bike as if they were Evil when classes are emptying and filling. Alexander, when asked about the Knievel on mescaline, will denounce pedestrians in the most There could only be one thing that could make this dismissal,' “ let it be known through his Unmannerly terms. These same people, once dismounted, situation worse, and that is the well meaning intervention by the CSO’s. Not surprisingly, this has Rick Ziv Ann Haley \ already happened with all the Editor-in-Chief News Editor exacerbating effects we have learned to Jim Tang Doug Amdur expect from any of their activities: Executive Editor Editorials Editor The CSO ’s began their campaign to make things worse the first week of Opinions expressed ere the Individual writer’s and do not necessarily represent those of the Dally Nexus, UCSB Associated school when they registered bikes to Opinion Students, or the UC Regents. Editorials represent a consensus prevent theft. Registering bikes is a good “Money is like muck, not good unless it be spread. viewpoint of the Dally Nexus Editorial Board. All Items submitted " for publication' become the property of the Daily Nexus. We idea in that it has been shown a registered ...... — Francis Bacon. welcome contributions from alternative viewpoints. / . (ConL on p. 5, col. 1) ^ THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16,1975 UCSB DAILY NEXUS PAGES DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau

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genuine headache. steady, the responsibility for Better Bikes Despite all of this, what is the evasion falls upon their shoulders. best way to walk across campus? (Cont from p. 4) The important thing is not to The really aggravating aspect bike is less likely to be stolen flinch. By walking through to all of this is that there is than an anarchistically intersections with the appearance probably no solution to the unregistered bike. What made the of resolute courage and trusting problem. registration effort detrimental to idiocy you can convince bikers Like senile administrators, less cross campus transportation was that your movements will be than honest student politicians, that they decided to register completely predictable. Even if street bums, and Ed Mackie, the bikes in a long line in front of the they run into you, it is their fault bike problem is something you UCen. since your movements were have to learn to live with. What with increased enrollment, just getting into the place meant that you had to • I.B.M . COPIES stand in line. Pjle this sort of hysteria on top of the CSO • KODAK FILM & FILM PROCESSING registration effort occurring in the same vicinity, and you have a • VELO BINDING • DISSERTATION PUBLICATION MEETING • TYPING SERVICE of Association of Pre-law • GRAPHIC ART Students Today, Engineering 1104, 4 p in . THE ALTERNATIVE 6549 PARPALL. ISLA VISTA 685-2441

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w iiifflltH jf WlIt) it# i h M rHiiiiiniiiiwiwwiiWMmw PAGE 6*______>______ÜCSBDAÎLYNEXUS TÓuferfÀV, ticfroftB ^6/19^ Method Is Found to Study U C SB 's Highest^ Horion Electron Radiation Damage Physicist Broida Named Scientists studying organic molecules under electron microscopes are faced with this dilemma: the process damages the very substance they wish to observe. The first step toward correcting this problem was reported recently 1976 Research Lecturer in Science Magazine by physicists Paul K. Hansma of UCSB and Mihir Parikh of IBM's Thomas J. Watson Research Center. Prof. Herbert P. Broida, Journal of Chemical Physics, Contending that before such damage can be minimized or internationally known UCSB and international chairman of eliminated it must be understood, they have made the first reported physicist and director of the the Free Radical Symposia. study of electron radiation damage of an organic molecule at a level University Quantum He is the author of a long list of detail revealing ruptures between individual atoms. Institute, has been named ^of articles published in Faculty Research Lecturer scientific journals. In addition NEW APPLICATION for 1976 by the UCSB to serving as a consultant to a In a new application of a simple-to-use method for the analysis of Academic Senate. variety of government molecules—inelastic tunneling spectroscopy—Drs. Hansma and Parikh This is the highest honor agencies and industrial determined the changes in molecular structure caused by electron given by this body to one of research laboratories. Prof. beam bombardment of fructose, a sugar found in various fruits and its members and provides the Broida has served locally on vegetables. The energies in the electron beam used in their study were recipient with the the Environmental Quality in the same range as those used to generate high-resolution images in opportunity to address the Advisory Board to the Santa electron microscopes. public on his or her research Barbara City Council. Biochemists are not the only scientists who stand to benefit from activities during the spring His pioneering work in low the technique used in the fructose experiment,„according to the two quarter. temperature chemistry, scientists. It should also provide much-needed understanding of the In the past decade at matrix isolation spectroscopic physics of electron-beam lithography, a technology currently being Prof. Herbert P. Broida UCSB, Dr. Broida has built a studies, energy transfer in explored as a means for detailing the intricate patterns of ultra-dense Molecular Physics Laboratory Broida began what the award excited states of molecules, electronic circuits used in computers. known throughout the world citation described as "an double resonance and laser The lithographic materials are organic substances whole molecular for its work in energy innovative and productive photoluminescence are well substances are purposely altered during their exposure to electron exchange, optical career" at the National known in scientific circles. In radiation. Information about chemical bonds in these materials, how spectroscopy, and the Bureau of Standards in addition, he has had a large they are formed and break up, may help to further the lithographic applications of laser research Washington, D.C. During his influence on instrument processes. to the study of molecules. career in government research design—particularly in areas Th is fundamental research is he was named a Guggenheim of microwave discharge CHEMICAL BOND related to problems of energy Fellow, received the Fleming cavities, low temperature Like most spectrograms, those obtained by the inelastic tunneling and the environment. Also he Award of the U.S. Chamber dewars for optical studies of method appear on graph paper as jagged lines with peaks of varying has participated in of Commerce as Outstanding materials, and methods of heights. When an experienced investigator views the peaks on a establishing and developing Civil Servant Under Aged using flowing afterglows. His spectrogram, he can tell what type of chemical bond corresponds to the Quantum Institute, an Forty, and the U.S. methods of using optical each peak, the scientists explained. interdepartmental research Department of Commerce spectroscopy for measuring In the experiment with fructose, Drs. Hansma and Parikh subjected unit •» concerned with the Gold Medal for Scientific temperatures in flames and the specimen to four different values of electron beam exposure interaction ■ of • eleetro- Achievement. hot gases, for doing isotope (exposure equals electron beam current multiplied by exposure time) magnetic radiation with The UCSB physicist is a a n a lysis, and for and the spectrograms obtained for each were superimposed. They matter. past chairman of the division measurements of kinetics in observed that some peaks stayed the same height as exposure After receiving his Ph.D. of chemical physics of the flames, discharges, and increased, while others decreased and one peak even grew larger. The degree in physics from American Physical Society, afterglows continue to be changes in these peak heights meant that certain bonds were being Harvard University, Prof. associated editor of the important. destroyed and, in the case of the growing peak, were being formed. The work described by the two researchers in Science Magazine was initiated while Dr. Parikh was a graduate student with Dr. T.E. Everhart at UC Berkeley doing radiation damage reseach under a grant Chandrasekhar Closes Series Tues. from the National Institutes of Health. More recently the research has The final lecture in the series theoretical excellence as a In addition to his been supported by the Materials Research Division of the National by Regents' Lecturer Sripati demographer, social scientist and governmental responsibilities, Science Foundation. Chandrasekhar, will be held family planning expert. where he is noted for his The scanning electron microscope used in this resarch was made Tuesday, Oct. 21 at 3 p.m. in After receiving his Ph.D. from innovative and large scale plans available to the physicists by the UCSB department of electrical Physics Bldg., Rm. 1610. It is New York University, Dr. for making Indian families aware engineering and computer entitled "Whither India's Six Chandrasekhar returned to his of population control measures, Hundred M illion?" native land in 1956, where he he has also lectured extensively, Environmental Dr. Chandrasekhar was served as a member of the Indian held teaching positions in NOTICE formerly the Minister of Health, Institute for Population Studies America and India, and written Book Published Family Planning and Urban in Madras and was elected to the many books on economics and The following statemenis Development for the Government Indian Parliament where he was family planning. of India. He is recognized the Union Minister for Health published in conformity with The second edition of internally for his practical and and Family Planning. the federal Title IX “ Enviornment: Resources, Joan Mortel1 Regulations of the Education Pollution and Society" (Sinauer Amendments of 1972 (sex Associates, Mass.), an R e-elected discrimination): environmental sourcebook edited Danforth Fellowship The University of Joan F. Mortel I, housing by UCSB biology professor supervisor at UCSB, has been ‘ California does not William W. Murdoch, is now off discriminate on the basis of re-elected president of the UCSB the presses. Nominations Called Faculty Women's Club for sex in admission to or The 488-page book, first employment in the Requests for nomination for the-GRE Information Bulletin are 1975-76. published in 1971, contains the Danforth Fellowships must be available from Tanya Thomson in Other newly elected officers educational programs and writings of recognized authorties activities which it operates. submitted, along with the the College Office (2119 are Mrs. June AkJritt, vice on such topics as population and required supporting documents, Administration). Completed GRE president, Mrs. Barrie Inquires may be directed to resources, environmental Madeline K. Joyce, University to Associate Dean Gunther H. applications for the December MacDonald, secretary, and Mrs. degradation, and environment as Gottschalk in the College of 13th test date must be received Gerry Freisen, treasurer. of California, Santa Barbara, it relates to human society, Administration Bldg., room Letters and Science (2119 by Educational Testing Service Composed of women faculty, encompassing law, economics and Administration) by Oct. 24. by Nov. 12 in order to avoid a wives o f faculty and women 5221, phone 961-2233, or urban living. - ; the Director of the Office of late penalty fee. (Full details of administrators at UCSB, the club Students who want to be Civil Rights, Department of One function of the book, GRE application procedures and furthers contacts among these considered for nomination for a Health, Education and according to Dr. Murdoch, a deadlines are given in the groups through social activities Danforth Fellowship must take Welfare. population ecologist, is to help B ulletin.) and university-oriented services. the reader distinguish between the Graduate Record Exam It also sponsors programs for This public service page is "those environmental situations (Aptitude Test) not later than Questions concerning Danforth foreign students at UCSB, travel provided and paid for by the which are truly alarming — and Dec.13. Fellowships should be directed to clubs, book exchanges and other UCSB Public Information Office. those which are simply serious.'^ Special Danforth Editions of Ms. Thomson at 961-2038. activities. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16,1975 UCSB DAILY NEXUS PAGE 7 International Film Festival: Fantastic and Farcical Award-Winning Artists’ Achievements Form Second-Coming For Effusive Filmmakers S ' ' By Bill Loper Cannes as you'll ever get). A ll of the films were mada by Memories of the first few months of my freshman student, amateur and independent filmmakers, and as year consist largely of different types and degrees of the program clearly states "solely for the fun of doing “Dr. Climax“ trauma: leaving home, etc. Ranking high among the it." Running time for the films ranges from 1.5 to 20, collage of images. The film was shot at two and a half disruptive influences of that time was a batch of even 30 minutes. frames per second — a speed that throws the viewer into experimental films that had somehow slipped past the The second half of Thursday night's program will a realm of constant acceleration. Clouds, faces, objects censuring hand of the administrators and into the begin with "It's Your tear across the screen in a university theater. The films ran under the title of Lucky Day" — a spin off turm oil o f chaotic "Genesis", with different suffixes assigned according of the "Dialing for — ____ m o vem ent. T h e to the particular time of congealment and release (i.e. Dollars" series that was JHi r IS filmmaker fuses color, "Genesis I", "Genesis II", "Genesis III", get the responsible for the n I ■ movement picture?). and music massive amount of h y p n o tic i l l M 11 II i I " i ' ,v ; Tv' '; K» ; ¡m coronaries occuring at || /M statement that dazzles the sound of the phone L the retina. ringing during the Following "Coney" is "Big-Money—Movie" in a short animated film the spring of 1970. ______entitled "Da..Da..Oa", a "Lucky Day" captures Canadian entry that the spirit of T.V . greed that forces "Let's Make a Deal" creates "une reve du toilette sans restrictions." Equipped contestants to trade their wives for Door No. 3. At any with a musical score and choreography that out-glitters rate, trouble soon ensues as our star's sloppy housework "Singin' in the Rain", "Da..Da..Da.." will leave you interferes with her chances of winning "big money". awestruck. There is something vaguely upsetting about seeing a The final short for the Thursday fare is "Starman in curlured housewife clutching a portable T.V . to her November", the story of a midwestern neophyte who breast, and screaming into the phone while battling a steps off of the bus in Orange County and into a world smoke-filled kitchen. of dreams rendered attainable with the aid of Lysergic "Our Little Munchkin Acid Diethylamide-25 (supplied by the Here" follows "Lucky Day" good-intentioning hippies). The protagonist is an aspiring and turns away from the i*gl|§lS§ young cartoonist whose main character — Starman, (a § ¡¡§ 1 I pathos of T.V . tension to a projection of the writer's own ego-ideal) becomes the slightly more somber tone. 'commander' for this misdirected mission, as he staggers "Munchkin" chronicles a 16 through the streets stoned on "magic punch". year old girl's attempts to "Starman" was my personal favorite, as I derived intense form a -sense of self amid satisfaction at seeing two Orange County Policemen leering, knee-patting uncles, wandering around with pumpkin heads, as seen through ‘ Frank Film“ deferent fathers; Over-eager the eyes of our hallucinating hero. mothers, and, of all things, a Recollecting the content of the films is a bit hazy. I do seem to remember a Messianic-like figure in white book of diagramatic representations of the birth robes being snubbed left and right by people, ultimately / being lashed to a giant wagon wheel and rolled off of the process of a horse. The filmmaker's constant edge of a cliff only to reappear seconds later, bruised juxtaposition of mature yet and battered, armed to the teeth with an assortment of sagging adult physiology guns and knives, slouching slowly toward Salinas with the young girl’s muttering "Gonna kick ass this tim e..." anatomy makes the That jaded Jesus Christ somehow sticks in my mind as U J insufficiencies inherent in emblematic of amateur films. A refreshing alternative to the adult model the Old Testament "cast-of-thousands" extravaganzas. excruciatingly obvious. And so it was that when I was able to preview the fare A fter seeing the film one of amateur films offered by the Second Santa Barbara wonders if the natural International Film Festival, the memory of the beauty of a horse's nativity determination written on the young Messiah's face sparked life back into my weary eyes. renders more solace to the growing pains of adolescence than the coarse reprimands This years festival features 23 award-winning films of parents. chosen from over 110 entries from 11 different "Coney" consists of an electrifying display of nearly countries. One half of the films will screen Thursday architectural editing techniques and thoughtful insight night and the remainder on Friday night (Oct. 16 & 17 into the famed boardwalk. It captures the frenzied pace at 7:30 & 9:30) at the Riviera Theater (as close to of the inhabitants and the fleeting seasons in an inspiring 4L.J 0 “Da..Da..Da./ Preposterous Pogroms, Pilgrimages Pervade Holy Grail’

By Jonathan Silver Monty Python's humor is - unique, hilarious that one can't help but laugh. - "Monty Python" is one continuous Never again can it be said that ours is fresh, and a joy to see in a film world of There is no time to think — hey, that's assault to our sanity. We become so an age devoid of comic genius. Witness oops and ill-fated lovers. It is a humor funny — it just is. The cause of the caught up in such utterly sarcastic "Monty Python and the Holy Grail," which stems from outrageous and humor ifself is not important. scenes, that we barely realize the now playing at the Magic Lantern. It psuedosadistic satire which holds unorthodox undertones. In one scene, a will settle all disputes. "Monty Python" absolutely nothing sacred. Nothing We laugh at the totally bizarre merely peasant tirades King Arthur for leading is so insanely funny that comedy may excapes Monty Python's biting wit; by me-it of its bizarreness. Likewise, an undemocratic society. The dialogue is never be the same again. among the items on the chopping block scenes which parody and therefore so breathtakingly zany, it seems second The film gets its name from King are God, Mother, Knights, Fairy expose horrendous suffering and nature that the peasants are laboriously Arthur's legendary search for the Holy Princesses, and Sparrows. Sparrows? bloodshed do not make us cringe. Not digging up mud and putting it carefully Graile, but it is here that the similarity Yet' there is one thing which is once while the black knight is being into neat little piles. So what? ends. The legend is merely a springboard continuously troubling. One stops to completely dismembered — with bright for the antics of the Monty Python wonder, what makes this collection of red special effects — does one consider Let's not pull any punches. "Monty crew; a group of comedians who fruitcakes funity? And there is no the grossness of the whole mess. It's just Python and the Holy GraH" is a themselves have become a legend in answer. At certain moments things funny, and who knows or even cares goddamn joy. It is one hell of a funny their own time. happen which are so undeniably w hy. movie. PAGES UCSB DAILY NEXUS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16,1975 throughout the evening was the vigor with which Imamura Opens Series, Imamura approached and sustained each piece. The program was brought to an interesting close with the Style Fresh and Fluid Polonaise-Fantaisie. By Andrea Gordon meticulous technique, and Sustained applause brought Last Thursday night in being absorbed in the demure Imamura back Lotte Lehmann Hall, the devastati.ngly beautiful music. onstage to play a jewel-like Young Musicians Series Following an intermission, encore, ending an unusual opened with pianist Hiro Imamura m oved to and gratifying evening. Imamura. She stared with Prokofiev's Sonata No. 2 in D Volume VI of Bartok's minor Opus 14. Hauntingly "Mikrokosmos", a series of dissonant, eerily light in demanding pieces dealing parts, it was a perfect vehicle with the diversity of musical to display crisp and bell-like FÂIRVIEW SHOPPING technique. Fluidity and touch. Three Chopin pieces CENTER, GOLETA delicacy of touch turned closed the program: Nocturne Traditional American fiddle and banjo music, and ok! time singing all these pieces into a mystical Opus 48 No. 1 in C minor, PHONE 964-2300 performed near a grassy slope overlooking the lagoon will be presented in experience. It seemed as if Nocturne Opus 62, No. 1 in B the Fourth Annual Old Time Fiddlers’ Convention on Sunday, October 19, the music itself was allowed major, and Polonaise- from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on the UCen Lawn on the UCSB campus. to speak, for Imamura plays Fantaisie, Opus 61 in A flat Co-sponsored by the University’s committee on Arts and Lectures and precisely, and without major. The first nocturne the A.S. Community Affairs Board, the traditional country event is a extraneous emotion. contained constant Octavial benefit for the Two-Way Tickets to the Arts Program. "Humoresque" by repetition, setting up a This year's convention will honor the “Dixie Dewdrop", Uncle Dave Schumann was rendered with drone-like quality, which Macon. Entrants o f all ages and sizes will be performing in beginning, almost too much control, but caused the listener t6 lose intermediate or advanced levels o f old time singing, fiddle, bluegrass or it remained fresh and track of the melodic line. traditional banjo. A few positions may still be available, and musicians delicate never succumbing to This was possibly due to a wishing to enter should report to the UCen slope on Sunday no later than its inherent romanticism. The lack of variance in tone. The 10a.m. audience was caught between B major nocturne was light observing an effortless, yet and lyric. Terribly impressive

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Tickets for this Saturday’s stadium concert, featuring the Allman Brothers, Dave Mason and Little Feat, will be sold at the door. The box office opens at 7 a.m.

Gregg Allman hitches a ride out o f town after his show here last November. photo: John Conroy

Only you know and / know where Dave Mason will be this Saturday. photo: John Conroy

# AJS. CONCERTS Laid back and ready for take off. This page and the following half page are paid for by A.S. Concerts. photo: John Conroy TdÚtaSDAV/tféVÓBEB M ,^ 75 ÜQSB tíAÍLY NEXUS PAGE 11 Little Feat Keeping on the Move With Large Feats Concert By Ben Kamhi than the average country bands'. section. Little Feat's new brand Nilsson, Carly Simon, Delaney With the release of their fifth This difference is most of funky country rock is Bramlett, Little Feat leader Guidelines album due tomorrow. Little Feat distinguishable on cuts like "Cold achieved. Lowell George did a four week will be opening Saturday's Cold Cold" and "Wait Till the Originally formed in Southern stint as the Standells' lead singer In order to make this Saturday's stadium concert stadium concert which features Shit Hits the Fan," two tunes California circa 1969, Little Feat then started touring and more enjoyable to the large the Allman Brothers Band and which best exhibit Little Feat's did not produce an album until recording with Frank Zappa's amount of persons attending Dave Mason. Little Feat's next most recent feats. Through 1971 when "Little Feat" was Mothers of Invention. Finally and so that the concert may release, entitled "The Last George's skillful slide guitar work released. Following several years George, Mothers' bassist Roy Record Album," is on its way but and interplay with the rhythm of studio work with Harry Estrada, Santa Barbara run as smoothly as possible the band w ill undoubtedly appear keyboardist Bill Payne and A.S. Concerts is requesting in Santa Barbara before actual drummer Richard Hayward that those who attend follow shipping of the "Last Record," formed what would evolve into the simple guidelines below: takes place. Little Feat. • No glass bottles or cans Appearances by will be allowed in the Performing in UCSB's songwriter/guitarist Ry Cooder stadium. Robertson Gym last November at and pedal steel guitarist Sneaky • Concert-goers are urged the Thanksgiving Boogie with Pete Kleinow of Burrito Brothers to bring plastic bottles for all Fleetwood Mac, Little Feat fame marked Little Feat's first liquids. presented a unique style of LP as did "W illin '" a song later • Drug and alcohol laws country flavored rock. But to say recorded by Seatrain and Linda will be enforced. People are the group is a country rock band Ronstadt. After the release of urged to refrain from in the conventional sense of the their second album, "Sailin' blatantly using drugs or phrase would be a mistake. Nor Shoes," Estrada left Little Feat liquor, as future concerts will do they rock and roll in a to join something closer to his be hindered unless some traditional sense. Little Feat's heart. Captain Beefheart that is. restraint is exhibited. repertoire consists largely of rock By 1973 the band was sporting a • No one will be allowed tunes yet much of it is performed -six-piece line-up and released within a one-half mile in a southern country blues "Dixie Chicken," with perimeter of the stadium manner. Vocals sung by lead appearances by Bonnie Raitt and unless they possess valid guitarist/songwriter Lowell Emmy Lou Harris, both of whom tickets. The doors will open George in a strong country accent returned to the studio for at 9:30 a.m. with the show add much of the country to their back-up vocals on the fourth scheduled to start at noon. music. album, "Fe ats Don't Fail Me People are urged to stay away N ow." from the stadium until after Little Feat's sound is funkier Portions of Little Feat's fifth 7:30 a.m. to eliminate large album will probably be played line gathering. during their concert here. Those • Car-pooling is interested in a sneak preview of recommended. the LP will be able to judge it • No knives or weapons of before they purchase it this any sort will be allowed Saturday in the campus stadium inside the stadium. at 12 noon. KCSB - MV1 91.5 STEREO ALTERNATIVE RADIO FOR SANTA BARBARA • • • Jazz, Classical, Rock, Folk, Blues, Ethnic, News, Public Affairs MONDAY TUESDAY 1 WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY 1 SATURDAY 1 SUNDAY 6am. 6 am. WAKE UP TO CLASSICAL ROCK William Anne Sue Barby Kim Gary . Armbruster finttsrianker Windman Hirsch Safford Teller Dan Unas 9 am. C&W ETHNIC MUSIC JAZZ 9 am. Pete Mark Ken Joe Bruce Agier ETC... Siegel Mohr Sweeney Moris country blues Helen Gary Myers 11 am. Ron Dawson Bob Gibson Hosting 12 - -NEWS 12 noon NEWS...... NEWS...... NEWS---- KCSB noon 12:15 Intermurals JAZZ Intermurals URBAN BLUES A.S. CONCERTS OPERA Public Affairs Public Affairs Bob PREVIEWS THEATRE 1 pm. 1 pm. ROCK “El Sonido Latino” Gibson Mark Mohr (Met begins Dec. 6) John JAZZ Justin Pereyra Eugene Hugues JAZZ Pete Harris Silverman 3 pm. ETHNIC & Zan CLASSICAL 3 pm. Trina Simon Stewart Campus & Community Concerts 4 pm. 4 pm. TALK SHOW INTERNATIONAL “LITTLE READ c&w RADIO SHOW” Don w/John B. MUSIC U.N. SERIES French 5 pm.

5:30 News Encore FRANÇAIS 1 News Encore BACK OF THE r CHICKEN SHACK 6 pm. DOG-FACED BOY 6 pm. Helen Barby Dave Bruce Gary Oreg “BLUES” Hosting Hirsch Barbour Agier Dru st Jay 8 pm...... Pimi ir AFFAIRS ...... SOLID GOLD Trachtenberg Poetry Her Voice Innervisions Dandy Dan 9 pm. 9 pm. JAZZ & SOUL JAZZ NEW RELEASES JAZZ SPECTRUM 10 p.m. ROCK-O FOLK Gary Dr. Carter Glen ROCK Rocky Bill Baumoel Dave Black v Alpert Tim Seigel Tarbi St raun 12:00 12:00 . .“TILL DAWN’S EARLY LIGHT”...... 1 a.m. Scott Bob Reed/ Bob Gibson/ Eugene Dean Ernie Bruce Spiro Bob Lynch Conrad Miller ugues Hoffman Maestas Agier PAGE 12______* days—^ for Special Yearbook ><^^B^^niURSDAYJ)CTOBE^16jJ975 Package! Bonuses to Cost Extra Monday The 1976 Bicentennial La Cumbre Yearbook staffs special bonus offer few ordering books ends Friday, Oct. 17. This date coincides with the deadline for students wishing to make their free sitting appointments for the Fall quarter at the Campus Portrait Studio (next door to the Financial Aids Office - 968-2716). After Oct. 17, the same yearbook package as offered before will cost $1.00 extra. Or buyers pay the same $11 but receive no extras (engraved cover, plastic protective cover and mailing fee). Remember, there is no sitting fee for having your picture taken to appear in the yearbook. And your portrait purchases are optional. Your picture will be taken by famous professional , photographer Annafontana during an appointment you arrange with her. Especially if you are a senior or a member of a UCSB Greek organization, you will want to have your campus portrait taken and order your yearbook for ‘76. It will be a very special edition, and is destined to become a collector’s item.

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This one-half page is provided and paid for by the La Cumbre. Graduate Student Assn. Needs Input, Active Participation By Sue Frees fee money is distributed in The Graduate Students financial aid. APPLICATIONS SOUGHT "ecological," cheap, and it's a Association represents and As you can see, graduate The position of External nice way to meet people. supports the interest of graduate affairs on this campus involve Affairs Officer for G.S.A. is now students at UCSB. If you are a more than taking classes and open following the resignation GRAD IDEAS NEEDED registered grad student, you are writing dissertatioa Graduate of Ed Tafoya. The External automatically a member of interests (and rights) must be Affairs Officer represents UCSB This column will appear every G.S.A., and part of your fee represented to help preserve and grads on the UC-wide Student other Thursday to inform grad payment goes to promote your improve the overall quality of Body President's Council (or students of current and ongoing interests at the different graduate educatioa Committee SBPC, currently involved in our academic and administrative governing levels of the campus' "Moran Incident"), and issues which affect both the representation does not take a GRAD STUDENTS University — the Graduate tot of time; as little as one hour gets to travel occasionally to quality of education and the Division, the Academic Senate, per month, depending on the MEET TONIGHT Sacramento and other campuses level of services available to the Chancellor's Office, committee. TONIGHT, Thursday, Oct. (expenses paid). Applications are graduates at UCSB. Comments, statewide U.C. offices, etc. Most The positions open are not all 16th, there will be a Graduate now being accepted — contact ideas and guest columnists are of this representation is done dull or academic — you could be Council meeting at 7 p.m. in Russ Turner (G.S.A. President) welcome and encouraged — through committess for which on the Lagoon Management South Hall 1432. All graduate through the G.S.A. office. corny by the G.S.A. office, graduate representatives are subcommittee, the Bookstore students are urged to attend — South Hall 1409, call 961-3824, needed. RIDE A BUS "FREE" Committee, the Counseling this is your monthly G.S.A. or write through inter-campus Hopefully you know by now Does it bother you that only Center Advisory Committee, the meeting (refreshments served). mail. that graduate student can ride 220 study cubicles are available Academic Freedom Committee, Agenda items include a any MTD bus, including the for over 1800 graduate students? the Library Committee — in discussion of the use (or abuse?) "Express" to downtown, "free" Do you think it's fair that the other words, just about 'any of graduate reg. fee allocations upon presentation of a current Graduate Lounge was converted committee on anything. to Financial Aids. If you can't reg. card. The service wasn't into the Information Center Representing graduate interests come, make sure that your actually supposed to start until without even telling us before on these committees is a way of department rep. comes so that Winter Quarter, but thanks to hand, much less asking us if we making a positive personal your department will qualify for the combined efforts of Peter minded? (We did, and are trying contribution to your school, of its "rebate" (50 cents per Chapman, Chancellor Vernon I. to get it back.) You could be the meeting people you might student per quarter is refunded Cheadie, And G.S.A., and the graduate rep. to the Space someday be glad you met, of to the department if it is surprising cooperation of the Committee, which determines getting one more activity to list represented at two of the three space allocation on campus. on yo ur VITAE, and, perhaps meetings each quarter. The Regents, and the gratifying Do you think grad, students most important, it's a way of refund frtay be used for any cooperation of the MTD, we are with eligibility should be ''getting involved" and purpose decided upon by the able to "ride now, pay later." allowed to play intercollegiate expanding your outlook on the grads in your department — Thus, Winter Quarter G .S.A. fees will be $8.50 (they were $1.50 sports? Apply to be on the meaning of a graduate publishing graduate writings, this Fall) but will go down to a Athletic Policy Committee education. Apply for a parties, eta) Come tonight to permanent $5.00 in the Spring. Do you need Financial A id? committee position now — see learn about G.S.A. and how it is If you haven't tried riding the Sit on that committee and find the end of this article for where trying to work on behalf of He rapraaMila a maforataolonmnl bus yet, you should. They are in outfight against pofiubon. out how graduate registration to call or go for information. graduates at UCSB. convenient, efficient, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16,1975 UCSB DAILY NEXUS PAGE 13 that what had transpired was not of the rental agreement as Constitution restrain himself equally from Tenant Suit the fault of Embarcadero originally stated. changing the A.S. Constitution Company but involved actions Bob Emery, spokesman for the (Cont. from p. 1) ratified by UCSB students." (Cont. from p. 1) which had gone on over Oxford's Christian group, was quite Concerning non-fee changes As Moran and Robinson to contract with them, and the head. According to Roberts, the shocked to be served with a the letter stated the Chancellor's summed up in their letter, "We contract was being cancelled. Christian neighbors next door to lawsuit. He stated that he had interest to be less direct. The are experiencing a serious Returned with the letter was the 6657 Sueno had gone straight to contacted Chatterjee for the Regents have stated the procedural difficulty and must students' first month's rent, Chatterjee in an attempt to gain purpose of entering into a Chancellor's responsibility to be protest the Chancellor's unilateral which they had paid in advance. possession of the house, possible "long term agreement. the "establishment and ruling that A.S. constitutional Finally the students sought eliminating Oxford, the middle We offered to fix up his place in maintenance" of various A.S. changes, such as the new legal assistance. They retained the man. exchange for lower rent on a longi organizations. A.S. officers are constitution submitted to the the services of the Santa Barbara^ The next move by the nine term basis." elected by UCSB students. For electorate on April 15 and 16th law firm of Adler, Donnelly, students was drawing up a lawsuit At this time, the nine students this reason, stated the letter, of last year, must fail due to lack Saalfield, and Solomon. Legal against both the Christians and occupy the apartment, and the "Just as the Chancellor does not of a 25 percent turnout. We are worker Norm Roberts found out Chatterjee, suing for fulfillment Christians have gone elsewhere. appoint A.S. officers, he should prepared to negotiate this matter."

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By Mark Parnes head Basketball Coach Ralph the kind of year that Santa With practice beginning today, Barkey as he enters his tenth Barbara has. several question marks appear season at Santa Barbara. UCSB may not have the depth when one attempts to analyze the Five players come back this up front that last year's team everything fits together possible success of the 1975-76* season who, at one time or had, but Coach Barkey is action are Jeff Lipscomb, Mark UCSB Varsity basketball team. another, started for the Gauchos, optimistic, "John Service, Dave smoothly, they could be a Campanero and Guy Leo. The loss of two starters, guard They are forwards Dave Brown, Brown, and Tex Walker are very formidable front line." According to coach Barkey, Brown was the team's second Gregg Bell to graduation and Tex Walker, center John Service, fine players. All three will have to "Lipscomb, with increased team leading scorer and and guards Bob Turner and Andy take up some slack caused by leading scorer-last season at 11.7 playing time, will contend for a rebounder Don Ford to the pros, Oliviera. They are the men who Ford's departure, but if points per-game and led, at 57%, starting position and certainly be presents the main problem for will primarily be responsible for in field goal percentage. Walker a valuable front line player for us. was right behind at 9.8 points We will likely move Mark ARE YOU A UNIQUE YOUNG LADY?? C O P IES 3 % c every, outing, and was also the Campanero to forward, where Graduate student wishes to meet an intelligent, attractive, overnight No minimum second leading rebounder on the I'm certain he will be more meticulous and STRAIGHT young lady who is into music, club. Service had 8.5 points and confortable, and give us bicycling, running, tennis etc. If "outrageously" good times KINKO’S 6.7 rebounds each game and additional quickness in the front 174 Aero Camino 964-3522 would interest you, why not introduce yourself? Write to: Jay, 6550 Pardall Í.V . 968-2165 should definitely improve on line. Leo can help us at both P.O. Box 6201, Santa Barbara, CA. 93111.______those figures. forward and center". Others who will see a lot of (Cont. on p. 15, col. 1) £ .. Autos For Sale_^ | .... j

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Vill. 1 mi. Dave 965-8087.______cost flights. A.I.S.T. 1436 So. La South Hall on Oct. 14. If found § from Campus. Fireplace, dishwasher, Cienega Bl. L.A. 90035 Ph. please phone 685-2857. 1 washer, and dryer. Call or see for 72 MG Midget. Mech. Sound. Needs 213-652-2727. Christopher Robin — some body work. $2000 or offer. yourself 7344 Hillsboro St. Goleta Found bunch of keys VW and VW HI Cutle! 966-3225 eve. ______HOLIDAY GROUP FARES Remember Your Three A’s — Pooh 968-1930. 14 D A Y S stereo keys on campus. Go to UCen Mech sound economical transport 62 info, booth and identify. Depart L.A . Dec. 18, return Jan. 1. $100.00 Reward if you find my VW Urgent ** Need a new abode for only Falcon $250 3 used bikes $20-25 to N .Y. $237.73, to Chicago $179.73 LOST: Brown wallet. If found 1964 Lie. No. OUV 420 light $65. w/ pvt. bath? Call Lisa 6654 966-5841. Professional Travel, 682-2613. 23 contact John Sutton at 685-2267. blue/green, blk seats. Call Beverly Sabado Tarde 968-0904 *** Hitchcock Way, Suite 104. Reward offered. No questions asked. 961-3436. 1 F share spacious 1 bed apt 6567 Europe Israel Africa Student' flights LOST: men's gold ring, thistle on Sabado Tarde No. 9 685-3560. All 1 year round ISCA 11687 San Vicente CUDDLE BEAR — sides, engraved, family sentimental util. pd. $95 sun deck furn. GIRLS SCHWINN 3 SPEED Blvd. No. 4 L.A. CalifT 90049 (213) I L O V E Y O U BICYCLE Excellent condition $50 value REWARD 968-6328. — POOH 826-5669. ______F needed Nov. 1 older, grad or Call 968-8339. Special Notices M grad, 30, would like to meet upper working student. Own rn\ Goleta WOW! Quality Japanese 10 T y p i n g }, div/grad/staff woman. I enjoy sharing apt. pool, sauna 967-6173 eves. I spds.—$94.50. Now at Murdoch's i“ Youth Mvt. In Socialist Countries & movies, dining, tennis, flying, M roommate needed immed. coed Bicycle, 286 S. Falrview, Gol. Typing — Goleta, IBM Correcting Youth Mvt. In U.S.” — J. Steele camping, many other things. Contact 967-0967. Selectric — Experienced, Fis|, Interim Thurs. Oct. 16 noon. P.O. Box 2164, Goleta 93018. beachfront apt. w/xlnt view, balcony 87.50/share 968-4328. 6531 Del Accurate. 964-3430; 964-3409. WAR OF THE EGGS — a film on Feel bad? Need someone to talk to? Playa No. 4. Insurance marriage will be shown at St. Mark's, The IVHRC has trained staff Ph.D.'s! Beat quarter-end typing 6550 Picasso, TONIGHT at 8:00. A counselors available M. thru F. free F roommate. $72.50 mth in dplx apt. rush! Bring finished chapters now. i Professional quality, downtown S.B. discussion will follow. of charge. Call 961-3922. Quiet, large, w 2 fern. 6621B Trlgo. 1 Don't be caught unexpectedly with Call 685-3410 aft'. & evening. 962-9723. Live MUSIC WOODEN HORSE Frl. costly medical bills. A.S. Insurance Humanistic male, 31, into Rodgerlan offers accident 4 sickness coverage nite 8 featuring Brad Royer above Psy., looking for female companion 3 quiet, nonsmoking students (M), TYPING MY HOME Village Mkt. 968-8660. until Sept. 17, 1976 for $60. Pay at interested in attending lecture by Dr. looking for a 4th. Extra large Cashiers Office in Admin. Bldg. FAST. ACCURATE, REASONABLE Carl Rodgers, this Mon. evening, Oct. bedroom, 2 bathrooms. 6670 Trigo, 968^6770. LEARN FRENCH IN FRANCE 20, In S.B. 968-6373.______Intensive semester program 685-3497, 685-3006. equivalent 5 semester units 1500 I Wanted—two people to share a room, i contact hours combination family ^ Busin^Pgsofgl^ 6695 Trigo, No. 5. Call 685-3004. life audio-visual personalized *75 Honda SOOT.I want to buy a car Instruction. The director of The If not BREAKFAST AT TIFFANY'S so make offer 968-3652. Franco-Amerlcan study Centre F rmmate wanted. $82.50/mo. 910 Text, *'International Monetary ... how about, LUNCH AT Cam!no Pescadero, No. 22. Mo-mo. Relations", Yeager. Top dollar to Philippe Almeras will be In Santa BORSODI'S. M UST S E L L Pets ok* 968-7712/684-1056 eyes. borrow or buy. Dave 968-3348. Barbara late October. .For 1971 HONDA 450CB EXCLNT. Information 963-4958. Tennis restringing & repairs. All Need fern, roommate for S.B. house CALL 964-9153 Wanted: Cheap bike any condition raquets. Gut & nylon at lowest on Mesa, near beach, quiet own phone 968-8060. H .R .C . Sunday Massage Class now prices. 968-7005/7187. ' room, $95/month 965-6140 eves. 1959 Harley 74 maroon dresser forming 7-10 p.m. Starts Sunday Oct. completely rebuilt and restored 19th slgn-up call 961-3922 or stop by TURQUOISE JEW ELRY SALE Female rmmate needed to share Ig. $1575 make offer 968-4960. H.R.C. 6586 Madrid before Friday. 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Goleta House Folk, Classical, Blues, Pop. Have fun 6 weeks! Oct. 28 & 30. Rasp. from HANG GLIDER. 18 ft. standard learning. Reasonable rates. 962-9723. that discriminate on the basis of race $84 per month. Available Oct. 28, color, religion or sex, nor will it 7-9 p.m. Wheels not needed. Reserve Call 968-9554. Sunblrd, seated harness, cover, exlnt. Space $25 - student, $30 • other. The cond. 965-4890. knowingly print any advertisement Pitnan. 964-7457. GUITAR LESSONS that violates city, state or federal law. Dbl & sgl rooms $140-'$160 moi Classical and contemporary theory & Advertisers of living quarters listed Free analysis or blood type. Sign up Inch rent, food, util, malnt., & CALCULATORS practice, 966-2383. In the Daily Nexus understand that for donor program with opportunity parties Info: Mike Wakefield John All HP and T l models cheaper they should not include as qualifying to earn supplemental Income. Buckley 968-9078 6525 Picasso Rd. than local stores. consideration in deciding whether or Current antigen program paying $5 3 days delivery. not to rent or sell to an applicant, his for 35cc blood weekly If you qualify. Sublease: on the beach. 3 bdrm/2 CHEAP CALCULATOR race, color, religious preference, Up to $400 weekly for rare antibody bath, 6651 Del Ptaya. Call 968-1008. national origin, or sex. violations of systems. Call Plasmaquest 968-8004 COMPANY this agreement should be reported to' or come to 966 Embarcadero Del Sublease: 2 bdrm/2 bath, fireplace, (800) 952-5252 M-F 9-5 I The Daily Nexus Advertising Office, 6554 Sabado Tarde. Call 968-1008. Mar, Bldg. O between S a.m. 1 noon Come To Our Wash Party on Friday Room 1053 in the Storke weekdays. CLEAN & QUIET 1 bdrm. with-pool Harman Kardon Citation 12 amp. Nights. Open to 9 P.M.—Large Communications Building. Disney's “FANTASIA'’ 4 lounge. Adults, no pets 6661 $200. Dynaco Pat 4 Preamp. $100. 4 Maytag Washers, Coin Op Dry Berkshire Terrace 968-2429, Bose 901 speakers, $200 each. New Cleaning, Wash & Shop, 420 So. CALL 961-3829 Campbell Hall Frl. Oct. 17 8 & 10 Fair view, Fed Mart's Plaza. p.m. matinee 5:30 admission $1.25 968-2430, eve. 964-3158. units. 240 watts. 968-1297. FOR INFORMATION THURSDAY. OCTOBER 16,1975 UCSB DAILY NEXUS

Basketball... RUN lor Leg Council * (Cont. from p. 14) The guards of the team will Rep Positions Open also have to assume more of the Sign Up By Oct 31, ÆS. Office offensive burden. There are seven players who will be competing for four spots on the ten man traveling squad. Oliviera, who is ATLAS ALL probably the best pure shooter GLASS AQUARIUMS on the club, and Turner, the be^. ballhandler, head the group. 10gaL...... $8.98 Also returning is Ron 20 gal. SHOW...... $18.98 McCdwan who, with his great 40 gal...... $37.98 quickness, was the sparkplug off 55 gaL ...... $74.98 the bench in many Gaucho games All Prices Include Tank, Top, 5 Year Guarantee last year. am CRITTER CENTO K T SHOP Three sophomore guards, all QBci FAIRVIEW SHOPPING CENTER up from the Junior Varsity, GOLETA • 964-3117 should help the backcourt. Jeff Loux, the 6-3 Junior Varsity MVP, and 6-3 Richard Ridgway are both coming off outstanding GOLETA LUMBER CO. seasons. Gregg Okada, a 5-9 ^.sharpshooter, will also see some Quality. ___ _....__. playing time. Another prospect that Coach GAUCHO BASKETBALL-Returning for this year's varsity basketball team Barkey is quite high on is 6-4 w ill be Dave Brown, last year's second leading scorer. WATERBEDS guard Joe Vouman, a standout from Bakersfield College. * BLOCK & SHELVES-PAINTS-HARDWARE The schedule faced by UCSB is You name it, we've got it! probably the toughest in the STU D EN TS! Save money check us out. history of the school. Santa f -¿LWÀxlvlS. ! |BAN|£AMgfijCARD_J?74 S. F»iryi«w, Ph.964-6916 MASTERCHARGE Barbara plays defending NCAA t| SANTA BARBARA )] GOLETA champion UCLA, Bill 605 State ij 5968 Hollister Cartwright-led USF, Colorado, DRAFT Wyoming, Nevada-Las Vegas, The Center for Black Studies is seeking UCSB students to Davidson and North tutor minority children in the Santa Barbara community. Carolina-Charlotte all away from Tutors should be prepared to work six hours each week. home. Add to this Creighton, Idaho State and Memphis State, CHILI BOWL Tutors should be interested in early chidhood education and who the Gauchos meet at 6529 Trigo Ed. development and should be responsible, tolerant and enjoy Robertson Gym, and you see that working with children. It is also important that tutors have the squad will be pressed to Breakfast Special 99c special skils and abides to help the children with the achieve the 18-8 record attained 2 Eggs (any style), Hash browns & toast Idst year. technical aspects of their work. Assistance from any Served All Day quafified undergraduate student welcome. ROBERT E. WEST Now serving beer & wine Contact Georgia Caloway, Research Assistant LAWN MAINTENANCE Live Entertainment Center for Black Studies (961-3914) GARDENER Thurs-Sun 8-12 Midnight 4175 State St. no. 36 or leave name and phone number Santa Barbara Phona: 964-1635 Come watch the NFL> and she w il contact you. in color with us KODAK CBX1I BOWL ii opin item 7 t.m. - 12 miiniti m iyiiy r ? * — * 1 FILM w e nave em SPECIAL SHOWING ONE NIGHT ONLY!! at KINKO'S flngaam THnnannnnninfx 6 5 5 0 P a r d a l i . 9 6 8 ; 2 1 6 5 "

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RESEARCH San Marcos • g o l e t a - s o l v a n g Thousands of Topics High School Auditorium Send for your up-to-date, 160- page, mail order catalog. Enclose 51.00 to cover postage and $150 Soirlhwicks handling. RESEARCH ASSISTANCE. INC. ALASKAN POWDER 601 STATE, SANTA BARBARA — 963-1875 11322 IDAHO AVE.,# 206 THE GREAT EL CAPITAN SKI JUMP LOS A N GELES, C A LIF. 90025 PRO RACING AT THE LANGE CUP 5836 HOLLISTER. GOLETA — 964-7871 (213) 477-8474 FREE STYLE AT SNOWBIRD • ASPEN 246 ALAMO PINTADO, SOLVANG — 688-5711 Our research papers are sold for TARGHEE • LAKE TAHOE research purposes only. JACKSON HOLE L Z K Z 3 PAGE 16 'UCSB DAILY NEXUS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16,1975 Jm mAin tin }pf*fiM nrr BZADQUARTEXv

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