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No. 70 Vol. 55 -.Et?... 5 SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA 95114, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1968 Experimental College Program 'No Need for Violence,' Criticized by Senator Harmer State Senator John L. Harmer Association yesterday in Spartan has criticized the Experimental Cafeteria. Chancellor Dumke College program as being "inimical Harmer said that while he is not Says opposed to the idea of experiment- to what the people want out of By DAN EHRLICH useful instrument for social change. portunity for dissent on campus, al colleges, he believes that they higher education." Spartan Daily Staff Writer He warned, however, that un- but in "appropriate and constitu- Harmer, a Republican from the foster "radical and repulsive ac- bridled dissent could run out of tionally protected forms," and not "There is no need far violence 21st district and former member tivities which do more harm to control and destroy rather than through violence, force or an "un- of the Joint Committee on Higher the State College system than or even civil disobedience in a na- build. dermining of our system of peace- Education, addressed the SJS tion which has such carefully He placed the responsibility for fill exchange through law." California Teachers' He said that experimental col- chapter of the stru ct ured constitutional safe- this bridling on the mass of stu- Throughout the talk, it ap- leges must become acceptable to to guards for liberty." dents who merely watch the col- peared that he was apepaling the people and the legislature. lege scene with anxiety and take the student minorities who seem So stated Glenn S. Dumke, RADICAL MINORITY no action at all. to suffer most from violent dis- S.S. Tougher chancellor of the California state Identifying wayward dissent sent. He said that the public could Harmer pointed out that the colleges, to a meeting of the with a virus, the Chancellor said best decide the truth or validity activities of a radical minority on American College Public Rela- that, "Merely watching it nervous- of dissent by a good understanding campus have led to a negative re- On Issuing tions Association, recently. ly is not enough. It is up to us to of all sides of the issues involved. action among taxpayers and are contain it and, if possible, direct it. "Social dissent is like a strong Dumke, in a I4-page speech, out- causing "an erosion of the commit- We must decide, first of all what medicine. If used properly and ac- 'C.O.' Status ment of the people to higher edu- lined what might be considered by we want our educational institu- cording to prescription, it can cation." some, as the base for future mea- tions to be and how we want them remedy many ills of the body He said it is up to college offi- WASHINGTON (API The sures to be taken by the regents to operate." politic. But if it is overused or organizations that cials to "provide leadership and to Iwo national and individual college presidents Dumke went on to say all the used wrongly, it can prove as fatal counsel conscientious objectors to see that the other side of the state college trustees and faculties as the most virulent poison," he story is told." to insure civil order on campuses. military service say draft boards agree that there must be the op- said. harder line toward Harmer stated that student po- are talking a DISSENT NOT NEW such young men. litical activity should be limited "War psychology has made it to advocacy, and not action off The educator said that while Associate Justice the campus, and roust not inter- dissent among college students is more difficult to get a C-0 clas- Photo by Larry Jarnson sification," says Arlo Tatum, ex- fere with the education process. not new, the type of civil disorder ecutive secretary of the Central He said that the matter could A HARRIED PAIR of SJS workers race frantically to give out a and violence taking place on many Committee for Conscientious Ob- not be resolved "by referring to parking permit to one of the few students actually to see the college campuses nationwide is Judiciary Member Says jectors. the shibboleth of academic free- front of the long line. Some students reportely waited in line for completely uncalled for. "Very lately we've been getting dom." He added, "It doesn't sell more than seven hours. "It was one thing to lead a mill- with the electorate." some cases that seem to indicate truit mob in Paris of 1789, when One Suspension Asked a growing hard line," adds J. Harmer also criticized what he the best the dissenter could expect Harold Sheik, executive secretary called the centralization and in- was immediate free lodging in the By JIM BREWER by either the Administration or the of the National Service Board for flexibility of the State College Proposed State Budget Cut Bastille. It is quite another to and GINA TRAEGER Judiciary, student government lead a militant mob in an Amer- Religious Objectors. Chancellor's office. lie said that A member of the ASB Judiciary spokesmen say President Clark ac- ica which has a Bill of Rights, an Selective Service says there has officials of the chancellor's office yesterday said the student court cepted the recommendations of the who deal with the legislature for almost too-understanding Supreme been no increase in the proportion Is Chief Target of Local AFT recommended suspension for only student court in eight of the nine appropriations "have lost fire and Court, an active and competent of draft registrants holding C-0 one of the two students barred cases. the ability to relate to other president of investigating committee called for civil liberties union and many re- exemptions. But it has no figures Dr. John A. Calm, from campus this semester for things." American Federation of Teachers suspension of a drama teacher strictions on police action that aP- NAMES WITHHELD to show how many such exemp- their participation in the November at SJS, cited budgetary "recom- whose students staged a classroom parently have helped the crime Besides the two students sus- tions are granted in any given Dow demonstrations. COLLECTIVE BARGAINING mendations by Governor Ronald production of The Beard," a mod- rate to skyrocket in sinister pended, two were placed on proba- year or how many men apply for Associate Justice Grady Robert- Collective bargaining by State Reagan's 250-man task force as a ern play which has recently been fashion. tion, three on informal probation one and are refused. son identified the two as Tom Fink College faculty would be a mis- chief AFT .target for spring se- criticized for obscenity in some and Richard Kaufman. and two were exonerated. None of Tatum's organization, based in take, according to Banner. He mester." quarters. MOLOTOV COCKTAILS the names have been released of- Philadelphia, has become linked to Fink, a freshman English major, said that the people of California According to Galm, "AFT will "It was one thing to throw ficially. some Vietnam protests because it was charged with throwing a chair would not accept collective bar- strongly contest the task force's Molotov cocktails at a Nazi the door of the Adminis- The question of releasing names will help selective objectors through gaining by professors, especially if recommendations which called for gauleiter where death or the con- during the pro- of individuals in such matters in young men opposed specifically to tration Building it involves the use of sanctions. suspension of state college con- KSJS to Feature centration camp was the inevitable testor's confrontation with San the future will be placed before the the Vietnam war. Harrner also said he favors struction for a 10 year period." result of independent thought. It Jose police Nov. 20. Judiciary this month, ASB Presi- The National Service Board, greater autonomy for individual The task force, a group of busi- is quite another to threaten or use Kaufman, a sophomore political dent Vic Lee said yesterday. referred the operating a block from the White California colleges in the adminis- nessmen, was created by Governor Phone Talk Show violence in America which has a science major, was charged with Pres. Clark has in ac- House, is more religion-oriented tration of their allocated budgets. Reagan to research and recom- legal system carefully structured throwing a burning flag through question to Lee to be studied with Clark's new "In- than the Central Committee and He concluded by saying he has mend statewide economy mea- to permit itself to be changed by the broken window moments later. cordance terim Statement on Student Rights does not accept the principle of been visiting many campuses to sures. With Pres. Clark legal means when occasion war- selective objection. and Responsibilities." obtain first hand information re- Galm believes "any move to de- Do we really need a student rants and the people feel it neces- FAIR EVALUATION The Central Committee is spend- gelding problems unique to each tain construction of new state union? Are registration fees going sary," he said. Dean of Students Stanley C. ing $150,000 this year to counsel institution. colleges would prove discrimina- up? What about the parking? In his speech, Dumke made it Benz, who announced the suspen- Dean Positions objectors, the Service Board "After these visits," Harmer tory to minority and lower income These are just a few of the ques- clear that he believed dissent could sions Friday, again declined to give $53.000. Both organizations mall said, "I feel it should be the duty groups." tions that might be asked of San now, as it has been in the past, a the names yesterday, saying this is out thousands of pieces of litera- of each legislator to personally He pointed to the Southern Jose State College President Rob- not the practice among California Filled in Post ture to inquiring young men, but visit as many colleges in his dis- California state college at Domin- ert D. Clark by SJS students when state colleges and universities. each says it doesn't try to tell trict as possible." guez Hills, a new campus with an his guest appearance tomorrow "I feel as though the Administra- Reorganizations anyone what to say to his draft enrollment of 450, which serves kicks off KSJS Radio's new show, Victim's Father tion slapped me in the face," Rob- board, the Watts and Compton areas. "On and Off the Line." ertson said. "The Judiciary pre- Appointments of Dr. Leo P. Selective Service uses two clas- Council Position "The college is scheduled for ex- A talk show, hosted by SJS stu- sented a fair evaluation of the cir- Kibby as dean of educational serv- sifications for C-O's. It can give a pansion, a development which dent Earl Hansen, it will be on the Offers $500 Reward cumstances involved with each ices and Dr. Ralph C. Bohn as as- I-0 classification to a man who For Dr. Norman would not materialize if the task air every Thursday, 8 p.m., 90.7 sociate dean have been announced for religious reasons opposes any force's suggestions were accepted," megacycles. "There is no excuse for the other by SJS Pres. Robert D. Clark. induction into military service. Dr. Ralph Norman, professor of Galm noted. Students are invited to call in For Information suspension, Robertson continued. Their appointments became effec- tive immediately. The man can be drafted for two Industrial Arts will replace Miss The AFI' leader mentioned that when the question and answer ses- A $500 reward is being offered The Administration wasn't even has been interim dean years of civilian national-service Janice Carkin of the Women's his group also would take action sion begins and pose questions to by the father of murdered SJS present to hear the facts for itself. Dr. Kibby of educational services and sum- work, however, for example as a Physical Education department on on a "censorship issue which arose the President. student Richard Spivak for infor- There's no value to a student court mer sessions for the past three hospital orderly. Academic Council. Miss Carkin will at Fullerton State College before Hansen said, in general, Clark mation leading to the arrest and if it only wastes its time with years. He will spearhead the col- A man with a I-A-0 classifica- go on sabbatical leave. Christmas." will discuss the college's tradition, conviction of his son's killer. meaningless recommendations." lege's largest service area which tion can be inducted into military Norman, who has taught as SJS According to Gains, "a Senate activities, new budget and its limi- In letters sent to the SJS ad- 'GREAT SERVICE' includes the audio-visual, instruc- service hut not required to bear for 13 years, will represent the tations, programming advantages ministration and San Jose Mer- television and extension pro- arms. These men often serve as School of Applied Sciences and and whether student scandals hurt ctuy-News, H. M. Spivak, 2100 Dean Benz said however, he be- tional medics. Arts on the Council. British Shocker, the school image. Sepulveda Blvd., I.os Angeles, said lieves the Judiciary did the college grams. Dr. Bohn, currently on leave In weeks to come Hansen hopes that his goal is to clear his son's a "great service" in bringing the SJS, will serve half-time in to hold sessions with many promi- name and to "correct the impres- facts to light. "The final decision from 'The War Game,' as chair- Mind of the Ghetto nent individuals on campus. Each sion created by the press." to suspend lies with the president his new post and continue show will last an hour. man of the Industrial Studies De- A 19-year-old sophomore mathe- The show's telephone number is partment. To Run Friday matics major, Spivak was found 294-6414, ext. 2164. Hansen said A member of the SJS faculty Jan. 17 at Margaret and Seventh Hershey Bill "The War Game," a news-reel that plans are now being made to for 22 years, Dr. Kibby received his Streets in the small delivery van 'Black Is Becoming' style film of a nuclear attack on install a direct multi-circuit line, Ph.D. from USC. Dr. Bohn re- in which he had been living. He To Be Discussed Britain, will be presented Friday hut this will not, he ready for the ceived his Ed.D. from Wayne State had been beaten to death. night in Morris Dailey Auditorium. first show. University and has been with SJS The one hour film will be shown at San Jose police said the youth At Council Today since 1955. 7, 8, 9 and 10 p.m. was facing marijuana charges in The new positions are part of the Featured Student Council will Next Week Monterey County at that time. De- hold its Admission is $1 for students and administrative reorganization of Students' Status tectives theorize the murder may first meeting of the semester to- "Black Is Becoming ---The Mind $1.50 general admission. SJS instituted by Pres. Clark. ulty member at San Francisco have been connected with peddling day at 2:45 p.m. in the College of the Ghetto" will he presented on State College. Warden's discussion The movie, directed by Peter of drugs. Union. campus Monday, Tuesday, Wednes- will be "The Credibility Gap In Watkins, was originally produced In Clark's Hands day and Friday of next week. America." by the British Broadcasting Co. His father wrote, "He was quite Included on the agenda will be Chairmen Review The program, sponsored by the A reception will follow at 2:30 for American and British tele- Students receiving loans from popular and we suppose he wanted a request by ASH President Vie College Union Program Board and p.m. in Cafeteria A and B. A film vision. It. was found ton shocking the college will not have to main- to be 'in' with the crowd. He was Lee to reconsider council's resolu- ASH, will consist of a series of lec- titled "Walk In My Shoes" will be and realistic to be released to tele- tain a 2.0 grade average or he a clean cut boy caught up in the tion of last semester advocating Upped Four Years tures, films and panel discussions presented in KI:12. vision and was released in the registered full-time if President mad world that apparently has suspension of outside military re- led by a group of noted leaders Concerning the program, 5.15 theaters. Robert. D. Clark approves a pro- taken over our colleges --- nothing cruitment at SJS. Chairman of 5.15's several de- within t he black community. Omshudsman Benton White said, This Arademy Award winning posal made this week by Aca- Council passed the resolution !elements will fare mandatory re- Panels, lectures and films are open "We have here a unique oppor- film is the first in a new series of demic Council. Card. William McKenzie of San after a statement by General Her- view by the Administration every to campus and community at no tunity to experience the black films that will he shown under the George Mueneh, professor of Jose Police said that he had con- shey implying that student anti- four yea is instead of every three charge. mind and culture in a way avail- direction of Willis Nelson, assistant psychology. told Council that those ferred with Spiviik's (tither re- war demonstrators be drafter. years following a new policy The series will open Monday able to few. And, the opportunity art professor, to stimulate interest who need financial assistance are cently and received no complaints Lee feels a later statement by adopted Monday by Academic with an address by President Rob- to hear what will be said in this In films as an art medium. often unable to attend school full- or indications of displeasure about President Johnson reverses Her- Council. ert D. Clark at 12:30 p.m. in the miming week is a chance to become Future movies to be presented time, and that obtaining good his department's handling of the shey's decree, The extra year between reviews Men's Gym. an informed citizen who can be- Include W. C. Fields, "The Fatal grades "presents a special problem ease. of the college," he emphasized. will allow the chairman to be- Dr. Clark's opening remarks will come a part of the solution of the Glass of Beer," "The Big Sleep," to the disadvantaged student." McKenzie said the investigation "The Judiciary presents only come more established and to get be followed by a lecture by Donald problems of our society rather than with Humphrey Bogart, "High Students rarefying aid mug Is still in full swing, but that no recommendations." more aconirtplished. Academic 1Vardeti, attutiwy-at-law and lac- I'VlitalltlIp.; ihkrt ol IIIC Noon,"

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2sP1RTAN DAILY Wednesday, February 14, 1968 S.M.O.G.* RTAN DA I LY Factory (*Satire, muckraking & Other Graffiti) 11111 SAN JOSE STArE COLLEG E By JEFF MULLINS

Editor Alan Koch iriiLW7Ig Mgr. 1111 Then there was the White man who moved into an all Black neighborhood and someone homed a watermelon on his front lawn. 1lovethmjuke.Wsecond Guest Room favorite is the one that goes back to pre- sit-in days, 1055, when Negro bus drivers Alaltama clutched 40-foot long steering Council wheels and told White men to step to the To Academic "front" of the bus.

Ily I.. II. MOLAT, Cliainnan out of the grasp as or dm-, %du, BIGOT FEELINGS Dept. of Speech-Communiration Americans have been led to believe Some of us felt rather bigotish a short that these courses an41 hours are right- I ant prepared to admit that I am while ago when Thad Spencer fought Jerry fully theirs. I intend to oppose this if f ran be eon% ince(' by sound Quarry in Oakland. injustice to the full extent of tity red -oiling from adequate evidence that I had seen Spencer box in the Astro- ability next term at least in my 1 alit. hut until then I ant prepared to dome. Ile hit hard and I liked him. After own department. unless. as I said. I do all that I ran to put a stop to what watching Quarry humiliate Floyd Patter- am con% inced that this is not an I rez.ar(I as a monstrous inequity. in Black hero when I a,. a injustice. son (my first r( gi-tration procedure-. I am referring y gster), I wanted to see Thad smack I despair over righting wrongs by to the pi-active 4)1' permitting pre-regis- Jerry around a bit. 'that was before the writing memoranda to eommittees tration by favored groups on the Oakland battle. when injustice is am issue. Committees riltiesday afternoon of registration hereas 111111a1111111`11 Ali's wisecracks appear tli gel results only when the week. I do not refer to the registration and big moirthings turned 1111. on, Thad's majority of their members believe in of graduate students nor of those who smarty attempts to scare Quarry tala' the urgency of the matter. I hope that "I hear four hundred thousand head are being recalled . . . out)/ cfy assist registrat' stunk. Nly reaction to his verbal parrying this letter will stir things up. defective horns!" hut I (lo refer to all others. was hostilely negative: yet, while 1 wished line doe, not have to cite the artirle hint ill-fortune the ring. I experienced Ity Joyce Augustin in the Feb. 12 issue Thrust and Parry an inner twinge of uneasiness brought on, of the Spartan Daily to become aware perhaps. by a guilt feeling from 'wishing of student ins:Ili-faction over our bad luck on any Black man. (We chalky antediluvian registration procedures. `Get Tliose Gmls Out of Our Bookstore' liberals make the darmlest softies.) 0111. %% ill (or should) deity that with NE% HAIR curs adequate funding for computers this When II shooting of a student be justifier!? Certainly ould Shooting not for a couple of two-bit boolcs. An 'Some of the Positive lonTor can he removed. hut under Ws none. of my business, but I'd like to I fficer is supposedI to shoot only if a life is present conditions it is a degrading and of Student Be Justified? endangered. How the hell is anyone going to Benefits, Good Things' comment on the new hair cuts worn by an immoral practice to permit favored be endangered in the book store except from the majority of SJS' Blaek students. Com- Editor: police bullets? Let's get those guns out of our Editor: group- be given registration prefer- ment: The "Afro," as some call the style, WHAT - I repeat what are student police bookstore let them use their clubs if neces- Recently the Rev. Kelly, chaplain for the ences over those who have waited doing in ottr book store vdth sidearms? Your sary -- but NO GUNS. Navy, severely attacked an organized group looks great! End of conintent. patiently for two and a half years to story in Monday's Daily did point out there M Ritchie - Junior, A 2249 of retired generals and admirals for criticizing Side comment: I'll never forget the time the Vietnarn War while it is in progress. get a fair chance to register first after was a shoplifting problem. But GUNS in a in Amsterdam, Holland, when I decided He's right. People get tired of hearing the the senior, ton Thursday' morning. student bookstore? gkomy, negative side of the war, and I'd like to let my crew-cut grow into a modified There is absolutely no justification for any EDITOR'S NOTE: The Thrust and Parry section of the It is no fault of theirs that their to list some of the positive benefits and good "Beatle." (As "Beatle" as Uncle Sam's editorial page offers rtudents and faculty a chance to officer in a college bookstore carrying a gun. things realized from the tremendous expendi- name is Smith instead of .Abrallatn. or express their views on campus, local, national or in- finest army sergeants would allow.) After In the first place they are. just what your ture of American blood and money. Jimes instead of 111cDonald. They article pointed out - student policemen, not ternational issues. Space is allowed to encourage writ- First of all the gold reserve of South Viet- an extra week's growth, my skull cabbage qualified officers. In the second place it would ten debates on such current affairs. Contributions to accept the impartiality of alphabetical nam has tripled in the last trehe years from be impossible for a gun to be used under any Thrust and Parry must not exceed 250 words, must be looked rather natural. It complimented $130 million to $450 million. This is very re- positioning, but they- (I() not accept the circtunstances, in or around the bookstore. typewritten. double spaced within 45-space margins nty cruel but gentle looks, made me feel I. markable in a small nation involved in a total of pressure Ther are just too many people. Guns make and properly signed with the writer's name and Jac. partiality grouping. Why all-out War. like a different Private First Class and big holes in people and getting shot is not, ulty or ASB number. The Daily will not print letters Tshould basketball players, or members James Bond or Man from U.N.C.L.E. not- which are libelous, in poor taste or include a personal Secondly Madam Nhu (wife of the infamous darned if I didn't feel like conquering Diem) recently purchased the second largest of a marching band. (ir some other withstanding, good clean fun. attack. The editor the right to edit or cut the world ... or at least getting my share Bullets do not discriminate between the in- letters to conform to space limitations and to cease bank in Paris for good cold cash. She is, of pork barrel group be favored? I do not of tended victim or an innocent bystander. They publication of letters dealing with subjects he be- course, very grateful to the American people. it. claim that future lawyers. business- kill or maim whomever is in their way. In any lieves have been exhausted. Thirdly private Vietnam citizens have care- GO DIRECTLY TO JAIL men. teachers. engineers. or scientists case, in what possible instance could the fully put away a small total of $18,000,000,000 (18 billion dollars) in Swiss banks during the are more important than athletes or Go directly to jail, do not pass go, (I() last 11 years, and they give the American mush ialt-. but I do claim that they people their heartfelt thanks. not collect 3200 if you missed all five are not important. Staff Comment Leona D. Harvey performances of the Tonight Show when Speech Department I have been at SJS since 19.16, and Harry Belafonte s I) b (I for Johnny there has not been a school term since Carson. The Hippie WayAlien but Old That Belafonte's got more cool and that year that I havf 110t been saddened by the sight of students suffering the RTAN DA I LY class than any of the other performers EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the second of three San Jose. Although only in high school, "' SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE indignities of that wretched waiting in articles analyzing what's happening in "hippie- who usually take over when Carson skips dom" these days as seen through the eyes of a he claims to have taken LSD many times. Second class postage paid at San Jose, California. the predawn (4)1(1 for hours (and I Spartan Daily writer. In this article. various "Freedom, that's the hippie way of town. Member California Newspaper Publishers Association reasons for turning to hippie life and philosophy The Belafonte shows, which featured 1111.all hours) to earn their turn to are discussed. life," Ile said. "If I want to wear a nd Audit Bureau of Circulations. Published daily by register. Anil now I ant becotning more mond i nmy forehead, I'll do it." students of San Jose State College, except Satur- such greats as Bill Cosby, Wilt Chamber- By JOYCE AUGUSTIN "It's not a philosophy but a way day and Sunday, during college year. Subscription and of life," lain, Sidney Portier, Smothers Brothers, more indignant over the unfair accepted Spartan Daily Feature Editor said Weightless Albatross owner Weiss. only on a remainder-of-semester basis. Full bonanza given to hundreds of students academic year, $9; each semester, $4.50. Off-campus Paul Newman and Martin Luther King, The "hippie" movement has been mush- "Our shop gets its name from the old epic price per copy, 10 cents. Phone 294.6414 Editorial were filled with some of the most inter- who can rush into line Wednesday rot llll i l ig the SP..; campus and through- poem. 'The Rime of the A nc ient Ext. 2383, 2384, 2385, 2386. Advertising Eat, 2081, esting conversations ever to come out of afternoon and grab courses anti hours out downtown San JOS1.. 1)0 Z 1/1 Mariner.' In our adaptation, the albatrosa 2082, 2083, 2084. Press of Globe Printing Co., 1445 "hippie" shops. crafts shops and book is weightless and significant of unburdened S. First St. the Tonight Show. Hats off to Harry. stores catering to the hippie trade are freedom." Editor WYNN COOK opening. "The philosophy is an extreme one," Advertising Manager ALAN KOCH SON OF JABBERWOCK Guest Room News Editor MARC NURRE is the movement so 'widespread? claims 11 piss, "in that it seeks to abolish Associate Editor PATRICIA WANEK Hopefully, C. K. Moreland, editor of Alt! gli Haight-Aslibury hippies held a the past. Today people look to the past Make-up Editor JANET HOTHERSALL so. of Jabberwock and ASB Treasurer funeral several months ago. "hippiedom" to determine what's right for the future. Copy Desk Editor SUZAN HAUK George Watts will come to grips on the Is There now seems 111 1/f spreading to San Jose. That's like going through life with a rear Sports Editor BOB SHIRRELL financial difficulties that confronted last hat is the philosophy that keeps the College Liaison Editor GARY BECKER view mirror in front of you." Feature Editor JOYCE AU GUSTIN semester's Experimental College news- movement going? According to Chuck How does acid fit into this philosophy Fine Arts Editor RHYSA DAVIS paper. W eiss, 22-year-old owner (if the Weightless A Magic of freedom? isn't it just a fonn of escape, Campus Life Editor CAROL GRINAGER Word? Moreland. and the very few other stu- Albatross, a San Jose craft shop. the a way of shutting out the world? Photo Editor LARRY JAMISON dents, who helped publish the Jabbenvock pies are an outlet for the extreme dissatis- claims Weiss,acidhead ex- Retail Adv. Mgr. BOB HOYER Noii are ilk. of bitter dissent pot in quite a lot of slave time and even faction with society felt by "people over perience is the same as the yoga experi- National Adv. Mgr. DAVE DORNAN Classified Mgr Adv BILL DIPPO spent their own money when official f Is Each da% "a inter of Discontent:. 20 anil ler 30." ence they both attain self-realisation." Business Mgr. HARLAN CORENMAN were unavailable. This dissatisfaction has led 10 all en- Groovy Dave, owner of the High Shop nliapp the world and all its peoples, Production & Promotion Mgr. . DENNIS ZOURAS As a result of the change of name and tirely different way of looking at life and in San Jose, said that a good trip is worth Credit 'Mgr. STEVE ADAMS No help from law or churches' steeples. economic independence, Son of the universe. 'Hie hippie way of viewing the risk of a possible had one. "It isn't a Public Relations Director RICHARD BAIDA Jahlwr- wock seems to have grown uilirice. grief. and misery. too, life is alien to our culture hut it is not new. form of eseaise for me. I take it because RPORTING STAFF Sue Amon, Richard Baffin, into a fine Donna Bridges. Mike Clark, Patricia Clement, Dan piece of journalism. It goes back thousands of years to the I want to." ause doubts of ideas of what to do. Ehrlich, Mike Elvitsky, William Ulmer, Bill Galstan, ancient Indian yoga doctrine of personal This is the hippie ideal, "the hippie Mary Gottschalk, Steve Granucci, Bill Hursclzmann. Issue No. 2., Fel). 5-18, presents supurb Allan Kimball, Susy Barbara McKinney, Rick Is there no magic word for all, freedom expoonded by such ancient toys- layout, flourishes with creative art way of life." They want to do what they McQuiston, Stephen Moss, Jeff Mullins, Ronald work A formula to disenthrall? tics as Swami Panehadasi. want, to be what they want, and have the Rutherford, Rimas Sketeris, Connie Skipitares, Judy and lifts a wildly funny cartoon-feature Smith, William Smithson, Phil Stone, Cathy Tilzey, Alan Watts in his recent work entitled from the underground journal. Seed. Some view, some doctrines from the past. right to choose whether or nm they want Gina Treager, Caroline Wilbrecht, David "The Book" defines the philosophy as 10 he anything at all. liams, Loraine Yamamoto, Doan* Yawger. A photograph by Fred Rosenberg, 'Froths, fundamentals, things that last? unity. Each person is unified with every It is an ancient philosophy revived as a ADVERTISING STAFF Dick Bacon, Lawson Ball, (Spartan Daily flash), depicting a lame Diane Bates, Michael Brooks, Stephen Collins, Dan object so he does not woman ckilization a vicious life? feel foreign and he counter attack on a world they can't stand. Davis, Stan DeVaughn, Lee Donnelly, Christopher kneeling over a grave marker on does not have to pros e himself. An older generation, however, chal- Ford, Bruce Helper, Mary Hanna, John Hurley, a grassy lawn reminiscent of a famous Does public ac engender strife? Conway Leonard, Edd Lockwood, Edward Marcus, This, claims the hippie, Andrew Wyeth painting, gives one a lenges this right to complete free choice. Ed Marlatt, Jim McDonald, Robert Powell, Stephen "Christina's Theii reitirn to human, personal things, great sense of freedom. Now there no They call complete free choice illogical Rucker, Richard Soto, Carol Squires, Stephen World." St , Joseph Tami, Patrick Walsh, Francis Wong, need to "be 11 Retain' to love and compaseion things. - .thing," one merely has and imposeible in a small world. John Worthing. SDS' Dave Letourneati even mustered tip to "be." I IL The last article in this series svill dis- PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Mary Adams, Paddi Ben- enough anger to write a searing article on OWEN M. BROYLES, Jim Daniel is one of the owners of In cuss the generation gap resulting from the son, D1111114 Dougherty, Doug Monard, Roland SJS' administration and ASB "puppets." Morger, John Merrill, Wayne Nicholls, Fred Rosen- Professor of Clothing, Economics Ltd. a hippie clothing elhop in past two years of hippiedom. berg. Dave's quotes, not mine. Wednesday, February 14, 19) sPARTAN DAILY-1 Student's Rights on Campus Being Examined by Council Astronomers, A wide-ranging statement which prived students by making special with the classroom and cause only who outlines student rights and respon- provision for their admission, their minor inconvenience in areas of salesmen, been issued by Presi- counselling, and their instruction." the campus outside the classroom." designers, sibilities has rhood dent Robert D. Clark and is being The right of the student to ques- The. policy statement lists a it his studied by a committee of the tion data or views in class is re- number of offenses which can lead 2.cond Academic Council. affirmed. The statement says that to sanctions, including cheating, The policy paper reinforces students should file complaints if stealing, interfering with a class programmers, I pre. chemists, many of the present rules and their instructors are habitually or official college program, caus- rivers clearly states the rights that stu- absent or ill-prepared for lectures. ing physical injury, misusing prop- ering dents have in elms, in demonstra- Student body officers and pub- erty, falsifying documents, com- tions and in student politics and lications officials are protected mitting fraud in a campus election, the re- carrying a fireaim or causing a psychologists,writers, enumerates they cannot be arbitrarily publications. It also the punishments that can be given moved. Student publications are hazard. out for violations, and explains the guaranteed that they will not be Punishments can include verbal legal procedures which will be censored. reprimands, formal written repri- used to implement sanctions. Freedom of speech is protected mands, financial restitution, re- sociologists, economists, short itten by a committee of "So long as student demonstra- strictions of privileges, disciplinary two students (Jose Alvarez and tions do not disturb or interfere probation. suspension, or expulsion. Jerry Craig Donnelly, and five faculty Should a student be accused of and administration members, the violating any of these rules, he is metallurgists, assured of several legal rights, in- artists, major kstro- white paper reflects the two controversies that sparked the Poll To Ask cluding the right to counsel, to After campus last year: minority rights bring witnesses, and to cross- alter- and unlawful demonstrations. The examine unfriendly witnesses. A policy statement emphasizes that '68 Choice system of appeals is also estab- accountants, physicists, vas a must not only be lished. minority groups WASHINGTON , AP, - Direc- muck also encouraged, and The paper suggests that students protected but tors of a nationwide presidential demonstrations that violate who object to a grade first go to - the that preference poll to be held on more or which in- the professor, then to the depart- the rights of others than a thousand college campuses mathematicians, will not be ment chairman, and then to the terrupt classes In April showed off their ballot for dean of the school. Should these racks tolerated. the first time today. It has 14 steps fail, students can then file hail's Parts of the preamble state that names. a complaint with the Academic "College facilities and services "I think for once we're going to Ali) students, Fairness Committee of the Aca- ete,etc,etc. shall be open to all find out who students really would demic Council, which will investi- ry ing without reference to race, creed, like as president," said John Kes- gate and make recommendations. or national origin, and the college ler of the University of Utah, a istied The statement was received by shall use its influence in the com- member of the board of directors the Academic Council at the meet- wed munity to insure that off-campus for "Choice 68." ing Sunday and referred to the t on, housing, eating, and recreational Student voters will indicate on facilities are open to all of its April 24 their first, second and Student Activities Committee. :hing That's make what students. The college shall third place preferences. talky all possible effort to provide for The names as they will appear Cal Prof. Will Talk the education of members of racial on the ballot: and ethnic minority groups and Fred Halstead, Socialost Worker On World Politics economically and culturally de- Party; Mark 0. Hatfield, Republi- General Electric can; Lyndon B. Johnson, Demo- Dr. G. William Domhaff, author crat; Robert F. Kennedy, Demo- of "Who Rules America?" and cc to Chinese Course crat; Martin L. King, Independent; professor of psychology at the Uni- is by John V. Lindsay, Republican; Eu- versity of California at Santa Cruz is made of. speak tomorrow in LN630, at Amt- gene J. McCarthy, Democrat; will Offered in Spring Richard M. Nixon, Republican; 3:30 p.m. ityle, A Mandarin Chinese class with- Charles H. Percy, Republican; Ron- "Oligarchy, International Poli- General Electric is made up of a lot more than just out credit Is being offered by the ald W. Reagan, Republican; Nelson tics and Economic Imperialism" is with nerve, gumption, intellectual curiosity engineers because it takes a lot more than engi- foreign language department this A. Rockefeller, Republican; Gem ge the title of Dr. Domhaff's lecture." people who care about what happens to the world. time neers to tackle the problems we deal with. semester. All students are eligible W. Romney, Republican; Harold E. Dr. Domhaff received his Ph.D. Like So it's not only your major we're interested in. helping to unsnarl traffic jams in our cities, fight- It's ided to attend the first class meeting Stassen, Republican; George C. from the University of Miami, his you. Why not see our interviewer when he ing air pollution or finding new ways to provide comes tomorrow at 2:30 in Ed.449. There Wallace, American Independent Master's degree from Kent State to campus and find out whether you're the Vied power for underdeveloped nations. It takes sociol- kind of are no prerequisites. Party. University and his Bachelor of person General Electric is made of. ogists, meteorologists, astronomers, writers in at.tt's The class will be instructed by National administration costs for Arts degree from Duke University. fact, it takes people with just about every kind of Ruth Hsiung, formerly of Taiwan the program, estimated by one of Besides his work in psychology kfter training. But, more than any of this, it takes people GENERAL ELECTRIC University. The class will meet the student directors at about at Santa Cruz, he is also a member bilge An Tuesday and Thursday afternoons $100,000, are being paid by Time of the faculty of California State equal opportunity employer nted :it 2:30. magazine. College, Los Angeles. feel and !ring hare

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Adm: $3.00, 4.00 and 5.00 In Steeler Draft Tickets: San Jose Box Office Former Spartan fix,I I. Ii guard Lee Evans has At South signed a profes- Campus 40 West San Carlos sional grid contract with the The world's only nine-lane tartan was incurred because grading ma- CY 5-0888 Pittsburg Steelers. track has been poured at 10th and chinery and heavy equipment had By doing so, he joins teammate Alma Streets. Except for a special to be transported from Mexico Fri., Feb. 23 830 SAT. FEB. 24 8:30 p.m. paint which will be used to paint where it was used for the Summer Masconic Auditorium, S. F. Berkeley Community Theater quarterback Danny Holman who the lanes on the all-weather sur- Olympics. ,kets: Dodntown Center B. o. Tickets: Sherman/Clay B. 0. signed earlier with the Steelers. 125 Makon S F PR 5-2021 2135 Broadway. Oak HI 4.8575 face, the track is ready for use. Walter McPherson, chairman of Other ex-Spartans who are po- "We hope to be able to use it the Men's Physical Education De- tential pat prospects include for our meet with the Santa Clara partment, said the track is, "the Cal State, and Sac- best track and field facility In the SAN JOSE STATE CHARTER FLIGHTS punter Randy Cardin who is ne- Youth Village, gotiating with Cl c' vela nd and ramento State March 2," said country with the most inadequate truck coach Bud Winter. seating." No definite plans have tackle Roy Hall with Atlanta. Tartan is an insoluble substance been reached for bleachers. Cardin averaged 40.9 per punt installed by 3-M Company at a The old track facility, located at S_PL\ FIT last season With the Spartans. cost of $75,000. Construction work Seventh and Humboldt Streets will was handled by Huettig and be used by the Men's P.E. Depart- Stromm of Palo Alto. Architec- ment and for Spartan Stadium U.S. NAVAL CIVIL tural plans were submitted by Hig- parking. ENGINEERING LAB gins and Root of Los Gat os. McPherson reports the new Total cost for the all-weather track has nine 42-inch lanes and is E RECRUITING track rearhed 5190.400. Some delay a c -mile oval. SUMMER '68 * London REPRESENTATIVE FROM Round Choke of trip from Port Hueneme, California DOUBTFUL STARTER This is the current status of SiS pole 4 Flights S.F.Jet Powered 319 (where you ski in morning and surf vaulter Chris Papanicolaou for Saturday's meet in Vancouver, Depart: June 17, Return: Sept. 6 in the afternoon) British Columbia. The Greek born athlete recently underwent an Evans Wins in N.Y., L.A. is operation on fiis nose which will enable him to breathe easier. * Amsterdam $359 Interviewing graduates with. Round trip from S. F.Pure Jet BS, MS. PhD DEGREES Despite Bruised Ankle Depart: June 15, Return: Sept. 7 in Matmen Lose LOS Miller the Angeles Times In- CIVIL, ELECTRICAL or New York must be Lee Evans' At * London MECHANIAL ENGINEERING Coach Hugh Mumby's SJS wres- Miller, who sat out last year's "jinx" state. door meet the following night 440 handily with Round trip from tling squad suffered a severe loss season because of an injured knee, Last year while there for a Evans won the and also any meet, the Spartan sprinter slipped a time of 48.5. N.Y.Pure Jet 245 The Spartans, was considered by Mumby to have coracle+ graduates interested in a career in between semesters. an excellent chance to place high on the ice and injured himself. The Spartan mile relay team Depart: June 17, Return: Sept. 9 a 35-3 match to Oregon BARBARA KYNE OPERATIONS RESEARCH in dropping in the NCAA finals. Friday night he was in New finished fourth despite a fine ef- also lost the 294-2916 * Lisbon MONDAY 19 FEBRUARY 1968 State at Corvallis, The 22-year-old grappler was York for the USTFF meet when fort by Jeff Pen who ran his leg services of their top wrestler Loren gunning for his third NCAA tour- a jagged piece of ice fell from a in 49.2. Evans, who was running after 5 p.m. Round trip from Miller, who dislocated his shoulder. nament when the injury occurred. high building and landed on his the anchor leg, was bumped to the Group Leader N.Y.Pure Jet 245 The 152-pound senior's record of up In 1965 as a sophomore, he placed foot, badly bruising his ankle. turf on the final turn but got 385 S. 8+h, San Jose Depart: June 20, Return: Sept. 3 15 consecutive match victories this seventh in the 145-pound class. The Still, he was able to win the 600 to limp to the finish line and give All positions are in the Federal season came to a halt when he following year he won his opening with a respectable 1:11.0. his team a time of 3:20.0. Travel Arrangements by T -M TRAVEL, 60 N. First, 293-1031 Civil Service an Equal was forced to default to his op- Spartan pole vaulter, Chris Opportunity Employer round match in the Same weight "It was amazing that he was ponent. division, but was eliminated in the even able to run," said coach Bud Papanicolauo, who has not com- second round. Winter. "It was a tribute to his peted since clearing 16-6 at Seattle Mumby said, "It Is unfortunate fine courage. We had a physician a couple of weeks ago, is recover- that we should lose a competitor of take a look at the ankle before ing from surgery on his nose to Miller's ability. His has leaves the meet to make sure he could relieve his breathing He is a L. Q. Starling as our most consist- run so our trip would not be in doubtful entry for Saturday's ent performer." vain." meet in Vancouver, British Columbia. "He may have to vault with a football naseguard," said Winter. Also going to Canada will be STATIONERY Evans in the 440 and 500, Sam Davis in the sprints, Pete Santos in the mile, and Ralph Gamez in PENS the two-mile. Evans, Peo, Jack Malloy, and PENCILS John Bambury will compete in the mile relay. PAPER The next home meet for the Spartans will be an interclass con- NOTEBOOKS test Wednesday, Feb. 28. The meet was moved from Saturday, Feb. 24 because it conflicts with the AAU championships in Oakland. cpaPtatt 14'k4 tore At the moment, Winter is un- decided about which Spartans will -right on campus" be going to the Oakland meet. 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EXCELLENCE IN ELECTRONICS An Equal OpOortun.ty Employer 117rdtlegfirIV, February 1.1 19PH :PARTAN BAILT--3 Spartan Gymnasts Seek Track Meeting Tonight at 7:30 Anyone can Fifth Consecutive Win In MG201 &IS' gymnastics squad will try side horse while another Spartan All track athletes and students for its fifth consecutive win of the Jim Turpin finished second on th.. :nterested in timing or managing season when it travels to Stanford trampoline. should attend a meeting tonight this Friday evening. All of the Spartan's perform- at 7:30 in MG201. Gymnastics coach Clair Jennett ances were shadowed by Sacra- Coach Bud Winter urges all stu- feels that the real competition will mento State's Steve Pleau who dents interested in any phase of come from Stanford's two out- won the all-around event, side track to attend the gatherine With Eaton's Corrdsable Bond Typewriter Paper, you standing seniors Jim Peterson and hrrrse, long horse, and took second can erase that goof without a trace. 'COtad Craig Dickson. on the high 'Peterson is their all-around hi* Not a telltale smudge remains. A special surface per- see who does everything well. He'll be mits quick and easy erasing with an ordinary pencil of facing Tony Coppola so thiti pairing eraser. For perfect papers every time, get Corrasable. should prove interesting. ART STUDENTS In light, medium, heavy weights and Onion Skin. In he "On the floor events Craig Dick- handy 100 -sheet packets and 500-sheet ream boxes. _he son is a real good one. We hope At Stationery Departments. ate BRUSHES Lye that Jean Sincich and Coppola will give him all he can handle," Jett - xfO,, at nett stated. PAINTS rill The Spartans finished second. rt- behind Sacramento State, in a tri- un angle meet last Saturday at Cal PAPER Davis. EATON'S CORRASABLE r YPEWRITER is In that meet, Coppola finished PAPER second in the all-around event and took first on the parallel bars and cpartatt gookAtoPe Only Eaton makes Corr5sable.® rings. 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Contact your Placement Office now for INN WOOD more information and to make an appointment Performance Warranty Evelyn Wood for an interview on campus DIEVE Reading Dynamics Institute, Dept. 40 OR WRITE US AT: 700 RUSS BLDG.. SAN FRANCISCO 94104 READING Franklin, The Evelyn Wood Reading Dynamics DYNAMICS 1924 Oakland, Calif. 94652 Institute pledges to increase a student's Please send descriptive folder and schedule DATE reading efficiency by at least three times. INSTITUTE of classes in my area. 2/14/88 The Institute February will refund a pupil's entire NORTHERN CALIFORNIA OFFICES 21, 1968 tuition if, after completing minimum class NAMP SAN SACRAMENTO SAN JA ROSA WALNUT and study requirements, he fails to triple FRANCISCO 201, 1 St. 1212 4th St. CREEK his reading efficiency as measured by oar 690 Market St. 444-8277 542.6647 1375 Locust St. ADORE beginning and ending tests. Reading effi- 431-0707 933-1837 PHOMP ciem y combines rate and comprehension SAN JOSE BERKELEY OAK! AND PALO Al TO FRESNO e not speed alone. I290 N. I irsi St. 21 Is Whig 1424 I lanklin 770 Weld, Road 185-8801 293-8881 549-0211 835-4200 327-1991 Air t (11.1-1i Oppurtimity f iipliyei (.1". fl.TT.V--7 Wednesday, February 14. 1968 SPARTAN FUN WORKING Miller Play Reviewer Finds IN EUROPE At Geary Tomorrow Today's News Lacks Sparkle By JOYCE Al.littiTIN presume.- to Lauren I.,114,11'. Ii s. one thing in common 0 The American Conservatory Feature Editor account of Lindbergh's horns- iisiern news stories ih Theatre (ACI') will present the Ruth Snyder is executed. Dr. coming. forceful simplicity. dramatic production of Arthur Mil- Stanley Livingstone is found The backbone of Greene's book ler's -The Crucible" at the Geary alive in South Africa after two does not lie in the merit of the Theatre tomorrow at 8:30 pin. years. Teddy Roosevelt is in- St ories themselves but in Bay Area First Miller's witch hunt drama joined augurated. Challenger Charlie Greene's own interpretation of the Acr repertory at the Stanford Mitchell stops boxing champion them. Summer Festival of the Arts last John L. Sullivan in a draw. Lind- Greene is comparing today's Scored by KSJO Jobs Abroad Guaranteed July. The play is directed by Allen bergh returns. stories with those written in a The debut of the American Fletcher and William Ball. These newspaper stories freer style. Now the reporter has FM radio network, which made BRUSSELS: The Intl Student Lewis Brown, who designed the splashed across the banners of a set pattern to follow anti if he its premiere as a new national Information Service, non-profit, costumes for last year's CBS tele- their day and matte many report- wavers, the copy desk is there to medium on January 1, is an- today announced that 1,000 JOBS vision production of the play also ers, star reporters. Many readers "kill" or correct. The sparkle other first in the Bay Area for GUARANTEED available to designed the costumes for the Acr too young to remember first that keeps the older stories in KSJO radio, San Jose, ABROAD are people 171/2 to 40, Year- production. Lighting has been de- hand, have these stories vividly the reader's memory is missing The key network service is young Round and Summer. The new signed by John McLain and the placed in their minds through in modern day newswriting. news, the first national-interna- 34 page JOBS ABROAD maga- stage settings are by Stuart fathers, mothers, aunts and Many times the older news tional network news service for rine is packed with on-the-spot - Wurtzel. uncles. stories didn't have a formal lead. FM radio. KSJO broadcasts 12 photos, stories and information Several new actors have been General Manager of King Fea- In Arthur Brisbane's story of the a day drawing upon a worldwide about JOB ABROAD. added to the cast for "The Cruci- tures Syndicate Ward Green has Sullivan - Mitchell fight, the correspondents and your network of Applications are enclosed. ble" since last summer. These compiled some of these famous reader doesn't find out the fight Richard Garvin and reporters. LANGUAGE -CULTURE -FUN. actors include George Ede as stories in "Star Reporters and 34 ended in a draw until the end of Elrod. the station's co- Scott PAY-TRAVEL. For your copy Giles Cory, Robert Gerringer as of Their Greatest Stories." The the story. But he already knows said that the geneial managers, send $1.00 AIRMAIL to: ISIS, Francis Nurse, Ruth Kobart as wistful nostalgia of the veteran the results if he has read the FM affiliation with ABC's new 133 Rue Hotel des Monnaies, Ann Putnam, Ken Ruta as the reporter is obvious as he takes headline. He reads the story for network was an exclusive serv- Reverend John Hale, John Schuck Brussels 6, Belgium. the reader from Henry Morton detail and color. ice in San Jose. as Thomas Putnam, Deborah Sun- Stanley's "Dr. Livingstone, I But all of Greene's selections set as Mercy Lewis and Ann Wel- don as Tituba. Others in the cast include Ra- mon Bieri as John Proctor, Jay ACT Tries New Play Dayle as the Deputy Governor Danforth, Harry Frazier as the Jerome Kilty's new play "Don't the differences between the GOVERNMENT Reverend Parris, Carol Mayo Jenk- Shoot Mabel, It's Your Husband," sexes. Miss Colby hesitates to label ins as Abigail Warren, Josephine presented by the American Con- Nichols as Rebecca Nurse, Angela the play. "It can be riotously servatory Theatre, is continuing PRODUCTS DIV. Paton as Elizabeth Proctor, James funny one moment, and deadly Ragan as Ezekiel Cheever, Mary its American premiere run at serious the next." she says. "Its Ellen Ray as Martha Corey and the Marine Memorial Theatre comic, tragic, melodramatic, rep- Kitty Winn as Mary Warren. in San Francisco. resentational, and farcical." of Other scheduled performances The play which opened Febru- include Feb. 16 and 24. ary 7, in scheduled for perform- Tickets for "The Crucible" are ances February 16 and 24, March Spring Competition TEXAS now available. 8, 12, 13 and, 24, April 7, 13, 17, and 25 and May 3. Tickets are available at the Geary box of- Set For Poets INSTRUMENTS Faculty Artist fice or by calling 673-6440. Aspiring bards and frustrated According to cast member hippies take note! The National Gives Slide Talk Barbara Colby, "Mable" defies Poetry Press in Los Angeles has INTERVIEWING DANCE TROUPE Jose Greco will bring his Spanish Dance member of the San Jose description. "I love it. It's a mar- announced its spring compe- Company to the San Jose Civic Auditorium for a one night A be guest speaker velous play," the young actress tition. performance only on Friday evening at 8. Tickets are still on sale art faculty will at today's meeting of the Artist's says. "But it's not a conven- Entries should be sent to for the recital. FEBRUARY 16 Guild of Santa Clara County at tional play at all. It's difficult Office of the Press, National 8 p.m. to talk about it." Poetry Press, 3210 Selby Ave., J. Richard Sorby, associate The subject matter of the play Los Angeles, 90034, by April 10. professor of art, will speak at 8 seems to stress its unconven- Form and theme are left to EE ME IE DEVELOP, DESIGN OR MANUFACTURE p.m. at Carl Leininger Com- tional nature. Included are such the poet's digression, but the RADAR INFRARED MISSILE COMPUTER LASER Troupe munity Center, 1300 Senter Rd., things as homosexuals, World judges prefer short works due TELEMETRY SYSTEMS Greco COMMUNICATIONS SECURE in Santa Clara. War II, flatulence, parents, mass to space limitations. Sorby, who has taught here production, Hollywood, the Type poems on a single sheet include college and since 1959, will show slides of Freudian implications of vac- and name, An Equal Opportunity Employer his paintings and demonstrate cuurn cleaner instructions, and home addresses and the name of Slated at Civic his method of photographing his the apparent disappearance of your English instructor. work. Jose Greco, master of the After several years of study He works in oil, watercolor, Spanish Dance and generally and training with some of casein and pyrovylin, vinylite acclaimed by music critics, to be Spain's foremost teachers, he and other plastics. the world's outstanding male was engaged by famed dancer Spanish dancer, will appear with "La Argentinita" as her partner. Getting his troupe of Spanish dancers, Following her deat h, he co- Engaged? singers and musicians in a one- starred throughout Europe with night performance at the San her younger sister, Filar Lopez. Jose Civic Auditorium Friday Greco later organized his own night at 8:30. company for an extended tour The group will perform classic, of Europe and Great Britain. folkloric, flamenco and gypsy He brought his troupe to Amer- dances as well as a number of ica and since has made annual 68 traditional Greco favorites, concert tours both here and The 1968 company includes abroad. several artists Greco is intro- ducing to American audiences for the first time. Among them are Pepita Funez, who has al- Actors Chosen ready won recognition in Europe Fourteen students have offi- Oldsmobile: for her performances of "Ale- cially been cast in the USO pro- grias" and "Bulerias," as well duction of "Guys and Dolls" set as Spanish classic and folkloric to tour the Pacific and Japan dances. this summer, according to the C24-011' Among the new male dancers Drama Department. who will be seen is Pascual They are: Sheryl Winnick, livens, an American -born Span- Wes Finlay, Karen Black, Chuck couples iard who trained in Madrid and Spoeri, Kevin Cotter, Randy Chi- Seville for both ballet and Span- coine, Dan Balestrero, John come to Great ish dances. Schmedes, Dennis Johnson, Julie A dance prodigy before the Anderson, Benita Brazier, Pam- Carlyle age of 10, 16-year-old Juan ela Simmons, Cynthia Reid and Manuel will also enhance the list Jeffra Kaufman. of American debuters. 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8-51PARTAN DAILY Wednesday, February 14, 1968 City Resumes Widening Faculty Book Talks Begin Feb. 21; Signups for ASB Offices , Chris Tanimoto, ASH personnel selection officer, announces Of San Fernando Street ASB government positions are now open with signups being Construction work will resume added taken at the College Union. All are single openings unless other- on the south side of San on the road-widening project for Fernando Street. 'Nat Turner,' 'Ergo' Included wise stated. San Fernando Street between Sev- Construction began last fall. Openings include Student Activities Board, Election Board, Faculty book talks that begin "Wilderness and the American lessor of English and humanities. enth and Ninth Streets as soon as However, telephone lines had to next Wednesday range from the Mind" by Roderick Nash on John Gerassi's "The Collected Graduate Representative, Sophomore Representative, College weather clears, according to Car- be moved from the north to south bestseller "The Confessions of Nat Feb. 28. Works of Che Guevara" will be Union Board of Governors, Student-Faculty Committees (Civil roll Krenz of the San Jose Depart- sides of the street. When rains Turner" to "The Collected Works Lord Bertrand Russell's "Auto reviewed by Dr. James O'Connor, Defense and Disaster, Student Financial Aids, Improvement of ment of Public Works. flooded the grading, the water

of Che Guevara." Authors include biography" will be reviewed by assistant professor of Economics. Instruction), three on the Personnel Selection Committee, and a The project, contracted to Wat- main plugged, complicating pump- Louis Lomax Craig Harrison, assistant pro- Ending the Spring book talks tis & Co. was postponed when ing operations. Marshall McWhim, Dr. chairman and seven members for the Homecoming Committee. and John Galbraith, according to fessor of philosophy on March 6. May 22 will be Dr. Jerry Lynn, November rains flooded the exca- Dr. Ved P. Sharma, chairman of "American Art Since 1900" by assistant professor of journalism, Other openings are chairman and 11 members for the cation work. Parent's Day Committee, College Union Board of Directors the book talk committee. He said Barbara Rose will be reviewed reviewing "The New Industrial Under the direction of the De- (Scholar In Resident, Publicity, Summer Programs Chairman), the reviews will be Wednesdays March 13 by Harry Powers, as- State" by John Galbraith. partment of Public Works, the Grad Scholarships four positions in the Recognition Committee. A chairman who at 12:30 p.m. in rooms A and B sistant professor of art. project will cost approximately The deadline for state graduate has completed 40 units of course credit and three members are of the Spartan Cafeteria. $25,000 and will take a month to fellowship applications for those FLIGHT FROM WOMAN needed for the Rally Committee. Dr. Eldred Rutherford, associate complete, Krenz said. planning to teach in California Dr. Marion Richards, associate Also needed are chairman and four members, one from each professor of psychology, will begin Camp Committee Four lanes are proposed with colleges has been extended to professor of English and humani- undergraduate class, for the ASB Community Service Committee, the series, Feb. 21, reviewing "Un- parallel parking on each side of March 15 by the State Scholar- ties will review "Flight from seven openings the Freshman Camp Committee, a chairman derstanding Media" by Marshall on San Fernando Street. The traffic ship and Loan Commission. Woman" by Karl Stern on March and four members for the Awards Board, a chairman and five McLuhan. Signups In Union signal at Seventh Street will be Applications have not been sub- 20. members for the Human Relations Commission, a chairman, Dr. Robin Brooks, assistant pro- Applications and signups begin eliminated, he said. The intersec- mitted by some graduate students Jean Lacoutre's "De Gaulle" will student administrative director, and six members on the ASB fessor of history, will review tions of Seventh and Ninth Streets because of uclear draft status, ac- be reviewed by Dr. Charles Paul, today for Freshman Camp Com- Discount Board, and 10 members on the Student Library will be modified and curbs will be cording to the commission. assistant professor of humanities, mittee, according to committee Committee. on March 27. chairman Gary Buck. Signups, Further details may be obtained in the College Union or "Ergo" by Jakov Lind will be taken in College Union, will close calling 297-6868. Spartaguide reviewed April 3 by Dr. Conrad Borovski, assistant professor of Friday. Aroma All interested clubs and or- foreign language. Applicants will be interviewed Spend The Summer In A ganizations who wish to announce April 17 Dr. Philip Jacklin, as- Tuesday. Thus far plans have been an event or meeting should sub- sistant professor of philosophy, made to interview only the first mit information to Spartaguide, will review "On Aggression" by 22 applicants. Both men and SAVE TIME WITH European University Spartan Daily's listing of coming Konrad Lorenz. women are eligible for the com- activities. Organizations must sub- "The Confessions of Nat Turner" mittee. mit information by I:30 the day by William Stymn, which is pres- Committee members will Pre- STUDY AIDS For Credit call 252-7895 before publication is desired in the ently number one on the best seller pare plans for Freshman Camp, Spartan Daily city room, JC208. list in fiction, will be reviewed held each September for 560 students. TODAY April 24 by Dr. John Canario, as- freshman and transfer Visit Our Outline of English. "We are looking for very crea- International, 7 p.m., sociate professor Phrateres tive, congenial, uninhibited people 11E5. All actives must attend. THAILAND WAR Alley for a complete who are able to communicate with Campuses available in Spain, France, Ger- Newman Center Spaghetti Dr. Walter Hugins, professor of people," says Buck. "I feel this is 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., 79 Lunch, history, will review 'Thailand: The the only program at San Jose Selection of S. 5th St. Cost is 35 cents. Study Aids many, England, Austria, Italy, Scotland War That Is - The War That which allows students to get to- Eta Sigma, 7:30 p.m., Alpha Will Be" on May 1. gether on an equal plane. The key All accounting majors in- among others. Junior year abroad program HEl. A double review of "Level word for Frosh Camp is enthu- vited. Seven" by Mordecai Roshwald and siasm." cptiPtatt 800k4 also available. "The LBJ Brigade" by William Further details may be oh- TOMORROW -right on campus - Angel Flight, 7 p.m., MH, 3rd Wilson will be given May 8 by tamed in the College Union or by Dr. floor. Fall pledges will be initiated Robert Pepper, assistant pro- calling 269-0752. in college chapel at 6:30. Spartaramp, 7:30 p.m., Faculty cafeteria. Concerns Spartacamp sounselors only. EUROPE Rho Epsilon, 7:30 p.m., Citizen's Spartan Daily Federal Savings and Loan, 50 N. Classifieds with Dr. and Mrs. R. Pimentel 1st St. Mr. Neal Phillips will speak .4ssistant Professor of German on the operations and techniques The Spartan Daily does not knowingly BIG 4 DR. '54 Dodge, 4 new fires. htr., ROOMMATE NEEDED: $50/mo. Call of financing in a modern real accept advertising from advertisers who recent overhaul engine, good trans. $901 Greg or Chuck 292-1359 or come to SERVICES (RI estate market. An optional no-host This Special Student Tour practice discrimination on the basis of offer. 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