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By Georte Kamoa the final list of name* President other candidate for tha Job, art Wedneaday Editor Kennedy wgs attending a meet toad frlenda and were recruited President Robert E. Kennedy ing of the state colleges’ Beard by then coach, La Roy Hughes. name * atep closer today to nam- of Trudtoca in Sacramento. injt u new football coach, when The president later attended legs of Sequoias and rumored as ho received a Uat of names of alumni meetings In Stockton and a possible candidate, has built an five ’ candidatea who have been Sacramento. One of the appli* impressive record at the Visalia •elected by hia advisory commit* cants, Ken Blue, la at tha Uni- campus. Hia teams have racked tee. varsity of -Pacific in Stockton. up a 84-8-2 slate. similar post at San'otiqro*State. The committee, headed by Dean Assistant football coach Blue A graduate of tho Univeraity tli mna n|gn IlMMhd MAS mfc Wan. -toldv the Muatang' Daily that he of Southern California, Baldook sea WH mXHv nVN wHMs^v BBw USaSa^ Carl Cummina, head of the Ap- cock College, where Ida Mam was p led Arta School, aelectad the had applied for the poet herb. was in town for tho annual junior Blue, former coach a t Hartnell college - wrestling tournament 9-1 and rated No. 9 nationally la five candidatea from a Jiat of 88 junior coltogo polio. applicants. College, aaid he was op tha road, whan ha was Informed of tho when he heard1 of tho vacancy. vacancy. Beatty, formas hood oeaah at Preeldent Kennedy will contact Baldock h n dm&sd sny eon* Cal SUte, denied rumors that ha each of the five men (elected by The 44-year-old coach aald he had applied for the jab.. had discussed his application with tacts with tha administration the.committee and it la expected thus far. J Still a physical nhnatloa in- that Interviews will be held with Robert Mott, head of tho Physi a true tor, Beatty built two aaillen- cal Education Department, and John Maddon, dafenaiva coach moat if not all of them aa a for tha professional Oakland al championship teams in 1SS4 meaoa of working toward making LeRoy Hughes, former head and 09. coach. Raidars, and Homar Baatty, for of the final (election. Preaident mer head map at Cal- Stats Loa Another rumored candldala, . K nm.'dy has stated that ha in* Blue waa an assistant a t tha Angatai, have been mentioned aa A«Ami easeIm flow*Oaesaaaip IA Is ^m|IJwywaw leamM m W m aaIII wBHI*amm tends to announce the selection University of New Mexico for possible applicants. mant on reports that ha had ap rf the new head coach on or be-~- aoven years and spent five years Madden, a .former Muatang plied fpr the job. •—; r-. foru March 27, tha beginning of at Hartnell in Salinas. footballer, expressed interest |p Smith to currently football the Spring Quarter at the college. While at Hartnell, his teams the job, but admitted ha hadn't coach at Hartnell Collage in The (election committee In* compiled a 28-11 record. applied. , ' ' < Salinas. -> ( eludes Dean Cummina, chairman; Another candidate who eon- The Raider coach aaid, “Ihavs Bam Vokee, former hand feat- Actjng Administrative VI ce firmed applying is Dick Manlni. always talked about ooming ftMifh >t CaH<|h > C olkf* wftib President Harold 0. Wlleort; Dr.' Maninl, coach f t Rio Hondo back." it noweoaehing at AltonpuMoali Robert Mott, head of the Physi Madden revealed that ho hod College In Santa Maria, toUS Mua- < cal Education Department; Rich* Collogo in Whittier, paid, “I’ve always wanted to go to Poly and talked it over with his wife, but tang DaBy Saturday that he to ard Anderson, athletic director i hadn’t applied because of Hie Dean of Student!, Everett M. -coach." Tha former Mustfng fullback busy schedule. ooneidHad, Chandler; Willard Pederson, head "1 first jteord about the job of the English and Speech De coached three years at Santa. partment; Ruah Hill, president of Maria Hlfh School where tho the Cal Poly student body; Ken Saints fashioned a 24-7-1 mark. \ V HIOT ON CAMPUS?...Ne, San Lula Obispo The claaa wae taught by Issy Florea and Danny Dalton representing the football In IMS, Manlnl’a team fought its county law. enforcement \agene lex participated Nunc* of the. San Lulu Oblapo County Sharif fa players; and Don Van Harreveld way to the C.I.F. aemi-fInals. in a riot control demenetratlon class last Thursday Department. An estimated 300 14 w enforcement representing the alumni.------—-~ Strangely enough, tho IMS and Friday on th* lawn of th« Little Theater. offlcera participated In the riot control claaaee. When the committaa drew up graduate and Stan Sheriff, ah- T* jiuoent JUflKiinrtiasnmm Mtmkrrt of tht fltudmt A flilii Council (BAC) and Student Judicial? want through a verbdt donny brook laat waak on raappnr During tha aeaetlag, sesnsbses tionmant with aaeh aids soomingly of SAC had nriglaaBy hapad ta uhdsrstandtng ths other’s viaw. got an setoniim to weali an tha Associate Juatiea 8 to vs Bal ton tine said studanta shouldn’t Kara CALIFORNIA STAFF to bolong to campus interest YTFCHHIC groups ta order to ha ropriiBntad During tho dtomeiieu it tha VOL. XXX, NO. 33 ___ SAN LUIS OBISPO, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, JANUARY 28, 1968 on SAC Howovor, Amos Ngongi, AB1 Pnrtto»uM«i^ttoe aajmpn vice-president, called Ballsntins’s argument for one man-one vote 8 AC moesbare w m Bid for CU umsTrucnon oroo "Impractical.’’ Under the student eeurtfb pin* Ngongi said that If tvsry stu ordinary studanta could ha m tha Four rise with new sound is pvt off Kmits dent wore represented, there Student Affairs Csunill. Jhn open today Woest, Engineering Cionril rep- Back In the Dark Ages of a de tance, ranking as the musical from Seattla which is whare thay would bo. no Mod for BAC. Ha reaenUthra en SAC, fait a leak it Advertisement of bid* for con alao said the council would M too struction of lht> new Julian A. code or so hgo, folk singing (what counterpart to'the publication of met aa fraternity brothers at tha The administration haa pat aa wqmriaMa taeapH tM * a new book by J. D. Salinger. Univeraity of Washington. big. McPhec College Union Building there whs of it) was confined to "off limits’’ sign on tha construe- He cited three alternatives that On the other head, Toai Navlnn is scheduled for today. the musty cellars of coffee houses , Just hs sikectneular has been In those days, there were no tion area for tho new Engineer the response' to their records in thoughts of a professional career. the Student Judiciary oouid da aeeaalaM juatl i i . aaM a parson I'hey will be opened at tho in the bohemian sections of New ing-Math Building between En regarding rsnpportlsnmeal. college Feb. 27, . according to RUrope und tite Orient. In the They started stngtng together gineering East and Engineering lew •— ^S^PIn^S York, Ban Francisco and other cold djy language of statistics, almost by accident, as a kind of The former Feopto to-Peopto handto tha iHnaHua. Bauaadhlm - a statement from K. Douglaa > cosmopolitian cities. Weat Gerard, associate dean for facil Columbia 'Records reports that frntprnity joka on a (lull night representative said that the eta- \eelf aa nn example. To the Ameilcu'n public in ge The Brothers Four are among Students and faculty rubber- dent eourt could take its saps ta ities planning. Then one day thay decided to necking in the tone are In danger fa n sMaad m m Mi , . BPMXS neral, folk singing was an art the three biggest sellers in)'Co cut a record and tha re st aa the Estimated construction coat for form steeped in vagueness, some lumbia’s overseas markot for pop from the building activity, said p w h lenf Vm fla el af AwbHml the building, which will be named man aaid, ia history. Douglas Gerard, building coord- fejaTaiS&TJtUSl thing Burl Ives did when l)e In ular musk. Tha Four will appear in con- to tho different departments dad turn was daniod Aa aMt M SAC after the late Julian A. McPhee, ~ -— «-f ----- 1 --1--U uL- a -9----MA formed us he didn't much care If To put It mildly, four young, . cert In. tha Man’s Gym. on Petr. S divisional eoundto. vpii nHHIMI VHHPr president emertiua of the college, Jimmy cracked corn. And that men named Bob Flick, Mike He reported that only author As a third atoatnatlvo, Ngongi ruling .nedy erne an oHoMlai is $3,327,000. at 8 p.m. Ticket prices are was shout all there wns to it. Kirkland, John Paine and Dick ami $2.80 for students, and ised personnel wearing hard hate said the eourt oouid area make a . hem dnnd------'• ^ weuM Its 100,427 square feet of floor - Since then, of course, we have Ftdey have come a long way and $8.80 for the general pu wiR be allowed tn the section. recommendation to SAC. bo denied a aont space will Include lounges, game witnessed a revolution. Indeed, The construction—whkh haa The student government body A fagmal hearing bedaru thg and meeting rooms, a book store, the emergence of folk music as put a crush on some parking fa has been working on a MU which rtnjkmt aanrt ^ ^ i HMMitna1 hobby craft and. reading rooiqs, popular entertaiumeiit was the cilities—-is scheduled for comple deals with reappartipameat The offices for student oi ggnlsations, show business phenomenon of tion in May 1M8. bill, authored by Wayne Parks, day. ■ .. -- und other uctivity and seVvice' the Inte 1 Mho's and no singer or space. singing group played a greater Special pre-Poly The college union building will role In this explosion than The be constructed and equipped for Brothers Four. the Associated Students, Inc. with Jn the years tliut have elupsed fundi seemed from a loan from since they hurst upon the, scene Royal edition the federal government through with their first recording, "Green the Trustees of the California fields," The Brothers Four Mustang Daily rcadrrs will carved over a hundred years Slate Colleges and from otiier have piled one successful venture find on pages 4*7 news of tha ago. It wis deaeted ta the funds which have been saved over upon nnothrr with monotonous plans being formulated by the Shakes pears Frees by the late tile years. regularity. .Somehow, they have different M-hooU on rampua Chartos Palmer, erlgiaater of That loan will be repaid by fees managed through It all to remain for the .'Kith annual Poly Royal. the printing muaeem. collected from the college's stu enormously popular without com ..This year's board, headed The center spread make-up dents and revenues gained from promising their material which, by Jark Knohlorh is rapidly w as prepared by. Rich Adkts- some of the operation* that will in i*sclf, mob! hardly he called linilding'ptan- to a fever pitch. urn. to. a Junior printing major be housed in the building. the stuff'that popular hymns are The fourth nnnuul Quern's from Sepulveda. Gerard snid that award of the made of. This amounts to some I'nseant will l*e held in the The special press ran for construction contract is expected thing of a miracle in the world Little Theatre at H p.m. this the pre-Poly Royal edition wee nlamt 30 days after opening of of shew business where com Friday. Feh. 2, not Feb. 2M as headed by Brace Evans of the bids. Start of uctual con promise is accepted ns n neces inrorrertly slated on page 3. Uklah. Calif. st ruction should begin soon after sary evil. The old-fashion type-work This iasae contains thp ten thattimo. t Today, h* always, their most found on the renter spread of tative plans of eeek schools' Joseph Ksheriek of Joseph devoted followers are found on today's paper was done by ih-psrtmrnts. Continual cover Ksherirfc— and Associates, San college ranipuses across the na Curt Strong, 20, of Granada age will he ultra by Mustang Francisco, is project architect for tion. The npperancc of a new ililts. a junior in the Printing Dally of the events leading up ^ h u i l A - whi«h iur Klbinu i.ri.thu let Fair __ ■ ■ -Fem tur bender make coed ‘mosdesirable*
lly Nancl McGuire . Hml brush, itud attached the now letter Was uddressed simply, Is there mi nuto doctor in tlm famous bundugc over the.crunch Carol Peake, California State house ? There is «l DAI Foothill! ed hood with the word "ouch" College, California. How It reached San Luis Obispo O N I 8BNORITA TO IK O N OVER SPANISH Corel Vedder. Jaae Haddock. Martha ToangqpMht, Believe it or not,* a coed ran be- clearly 'printed for all motorists DANCE.. .One of tkeoe eight girto will ho named Cynthia Willard. Jeanne Haldewrrth. Jaart Haga» come famous over a fender bon- to - see. When Carol saw my X'.ll never know. It stated handywiH'k, she Insisted on keep that the men In this particular queen of tho annnal Military Ball to ha hold Deborah Baggett and Joan CaBtor. , tier. At leant one such ease In Feb. 17 la tho Men's Gym. They art from toft O M a by Santaol our aren of Sun Luis Obispo, ing it pn bar VW. foxhole, had adopted her "girl proves thia. Our realtors noticed the art most desirable," if she had. no A nrwswnrtuy...... m! |,u luLlutiuaittmiv,m» in I»t»« list work and told ths local ' paper objections. Needless to mention, college area .is U6t Foothill Blvd. that it would make a rule human the wish to become a pin-up girl r, . It's eonslantly in tha .news. inchest story .or at least photo, In Viet Nam was too good to Court reigns ovor ROTC Mflttary Bal The whole evenl l«-gan when Jim Vestal,' local ncw*pu|>er puss up, and she accepted. my roommate, Carol Peake was photographer, up pea rod on. the The tide doesn’t end here. A .involved in an automobile mi»hu|> seene In his elassie blue Porsche, house Wife phoned recently to say A queen and her court of seven major from Santa Barbara. with tha amate af Mm Loo Tamalad just before finals last quarter. camera hi hand ami snapped the that another clipping could be werq selected Friday nightj to Tho eight girls will Calientee, (LTC’e). famous shot. added to Carol’s growing collec When she walked In the door, reign over tha annual Military the eight companies ef the cam Jim TurdM, chairman of .the eye* watery with terns. I knew Before long, the -picture ap tion . this time from Buemm. dm anaa kn§ MMh|m|Mnmmd Alton* SlrnlimPm something was wrong. The story peared in the Telcgrum-Tiilpme, Aires. The picture also appeared Rail to be held Saturday, Feb, 17.. pus ROTC brigade. The dance to in Pacific Stars nnd Stripes far the ball may be.purchased exploded with the phrase, "Just which launched the wave of Tha coeds include flv t Roma being sponsored by Scabbard and from the TCU, the Military go nnd look at my carl" events to follow.The Uilltvd4*re*s mailed _jfrom aircraft carrier Economics majors: Janet Hugo, Blade, the national ROTC honor IntelHHtioiml wire photo service Coral Seas^ I might add that acntimenla sophomore from 8 m Carlos; ary groupt / .. from any JOTC eadat. S T priw among VW owners ■ are strong, sped the photo on-Its long Christ To date, no new happenings The judges, MaJ. and Mrs, Jim inas journey. which was to reach . have occurred on this adventure. Deborah Baggett, freshman from especially when a ’.’bug" has re Palo Alto; Joan Collier, from An- Nee lands. Dr. Marie PfMffhr, ceived mortal wounds to Its fam two continents and A»m.------_lu think it all started wjten l Mr. Miltord Potter, and tA> Cat, ti lad to make the hurt better by ahelm; Carol# Vedder, sopho ous beetle body. Within an hoar, ('ttppingw- stnrti-d flowing in George Davies, eetocted the court Cal. Elmar H. Bauer, MaJ. Oaarpa the furls of the accident were from friends and relatives nation some good nntured fun. One can more from Sacramento, nnd only alt bark and .watt, to see Cynthia Willard, f rash man, a| of eight on 41m basis of beauty,, Slhra, Maj. Donald Phillips, Mnj. j learly In mind nnd .her tears hud wide. I was honored to hear that goise, 1 pcfaonallty end charm. subsfoeJf ; ~H—got—heyond "Cwiiforniw1* hor» • wlmt display of artistry will Sinti. Ths othar threa girls ware uppenr next at our famous abode. Jans Haddock, junior majoring In There were a total uf tMrty-nhn I said something funny and we iters. candidates. ~ '• we tie nil laughing which took On-returning tp Cal Poly after 1 just might hang out a sign Physical Education, of Pomona; ptirt of the Tiurt out of the hurt. vacation, Carol-found it ptaiflt* for nil dedicated VW owners to Martha Youngqulat, frsshman The MIBtary l a i r will ha hold The next morning ! decided to able lo.check her mail%ix. II eon- heed, "Quick, Painless Medicar Business Administration major Pah. 17 i r a r t i m . ta l a.m. hi plby the part of the heater. iHJii, Uihed it irtter front V’iel Nam, Treatments — No appointment from Glsndaie; nnd Joanns the Men’s Gym. The theme will set to work with my trusty paint item an unknown soldier, Tho Huldawortk, ha Spanish and- will barmenlaa F l i t f, January M, IMS Must ta g Daily Objections or gripes Contiihutionr to forum',' thosilJ not cxa'csl TOO ward*. XJiior ?P|t»rvni thnriuht . to wlU t and or eondrm** all lettwri rtKOivod and to dnclihn publishing l*it*rt that ui*. in tty* opinion oi thr* mbroi, m poor Hut# or Iwolout. 1 Alls cowmuhicotioni mutt b* lignotl by tho wnt*r. Forum If non d* plump i* dPtirod Of a lignoturo, it It ptfmMbU* but tho oaitiw must know tho •.itn p namo ol tlsw author. considered by Board CCUHf these eight yeata since his return with objections con- tiff and defendant. If the cam l« Grad makes name he Imd made full use of his cdu- reining faculty or administrative '/inequitable'' by the Board, U is llihiri Hm Hb.. ■ w..k ih. Mfc.ll y... ..w^. fcfcH^... ..fc .I..M ention, not only by setting exam Rditur: decisions, policies or actions are fhen forwarded to the chairman Hw faw M Mmia Im., Collfemle hah PsIytodmU Callaea. tan lun Obit#*, Editor: ples hut nlso by giving freely of now afforded n wgy to seek fair /if the Fuculty-Stnff Council. lemie. M.l.fc by ibMl metering la NMfca gnplnatrtng «M Maaag.wwat. Oplaiaai Ilia knowledtfefc Relieve me he was 1 would like tp correct a state «aM bi Ihli a ay. la tit—d idH.Hnti aafc arliclaa ara iba vltwt al Hw writer. aafc I «n» writing this to inform you ment made in the Jan. 24 issue of consideration of their problems. ' A case found by the Board to • a graduate Cal I’oly can he proud The Fairness Board has been lack merit muy be resubmitted ad aaaaiaarlly wpwetid an aplalaa. al Mw ito». vlawa al Hw An-lotad thibaaH, In.,, of the accomplishments students of. Mustang Dully. It wus stated that from abroad achieve when they “The Africans, who are in their organised for just this purpose. with new evidence. abk Artt iuuaiaa. CoHlereta Han felylaabalc Callafa. Pbaaa M-IIM. return to their home coutrics. • As his wife (nnd nlso n two first year of competition, rank is u representative group of lit hope of uvoiding some proh- year attendant at Cal Poly) I second in the Southern California individuals from the various de lems concerning school rules and Jnmshid Sepnhpour gruduutnl wotijd appreciate your publishing from Cal i'oly in Animal Hus- League." partments of administration nnd policies. President. Robert K, this in the Ahimni News and also instruction. Kennedy hus announced that n EDITOR-IN-CHIEF...... Slava Riddell hutuity in lniSP. Upon ivturn to continue sending hie yrtur semi it was the Cal Poly Soccer MANAGING EDITOR ...... Sharon Murphy Iran, rather than.obtain a desk Team that ranked second in the Any student who hns u problem new committee has tieen formed annual issues. involving the school may take his RAGE EDITORS ...... Chris Clasan job, he felt lie eould best serve Southern California League. The to critically evaluate nnd re his country by actually working' Cal Poly team is made up by issue to his faculty representative search the myriad regulations Tim Dolan Mrs. J. (Sux.v Neill) Sepnhpour (or bundle it himself if preferred) PRODUCTION MANAGERS Rich Adkissan in his field nnd setting a proper Americans, Africuns, Latin Amer now ill effect. example for others to follow. icans and Europeans. who will take it through appropri Bruca Evans ate line channels for resolution. The outcome, according to MEMBER He established the first and It is composed of students from Kennedy, will he two new hand- ADVERTISING MANAGER ...... Dannis Robarts Draft info available the entilT* Cal Poly student body, If, however, the student feels lUSINESS MANAGER______■ largest poultry unit in Iran using the problem hus not been properly ~ hooks of general rudes. One hand Randy Brama all the modern method with, stock nothing else. ADVISER ...... Brani Kaalch Editor: understood or resolved, a written book will he u legalistic approach, imported from the U. S. One unit C. A / Koper complaint may be made stutiug while the other will "stress the consisted of broilers nnd layers, i This letter is directed to the the complaint, a background of - reason!s) for the particular rule. aiaam N T tp row national AovtaniiNo the other turkeys. entire student body. details, an indication of witnesses The newly appointed committee National Educational Advertising Services The chicken industry has Recently, the Students for New who may be called, and any other consists of members of the ad • , A DIVISION o r . ftrown by leaps nnd bounds in Action Politics (SNAPt set up n relevant documents. This written ministration and faculty. Their 1100080*0 OieeOT SALKS O SBRVICaS. INC. this area since then, and his ex Teacher to review 800 Lsalngton Ave.. Naw York, N.Y. 1001V table at the north end of the statement is then submitted to primary task will be talking ,to ample gave it impetus. As for the Snuck Bar on Tuesdays and Michuei O'I.cury, a member of any member of the Fairness and unking questions of people in AAAAAAAAAAAAA^A^AAA^IA^MfcAAAAAAAAAl turksy industry-his farm is still Thursdays from 10 n.m. to 2 p.m. the faculty of the Social Sciences Board, who in turn decides whe volved in the various aspect! of the sole supplier and unsurpassed to make available information Department, will la* the guest ther there is merit to the case. rollego life—cafeteria workers, in quality. concerning Selective Service reviewer fop the Books at High If the ease is decided to have insident managers, hail supervi During the holiday season all regulations and draft alterna Noon program'planned for Tues merit, the board hears the plain- sors, touchers, etc. foreign as well ns local .residents tives. day. Jun. 30. buy their turkeys. His birds re This table has been set up so Ho is slated to review Michael KLKN-RITE CLEANERS ceived' wide praise as to their that those students who nre In Harrington's "The Accidental exact proximation to the ones terested In such Information will Century" during the luncheon' purchased in the U. S. markets. he able to acquire it easily. We meeting which will tHko place in Marijuana case appeal Professionals in dooming After six yeurs in this project, invite all students who might the Staff Dining Room storting Jnmshid turned to'the dairy in nt noon, . * 45 minute service need help in making their deci dustry which lias great room for sions about the draft aVid those O'Leary, a graduate of both improvement. Two years ugo he who may simply be curious uhout . San Francisco Stnte College nnd fails, conviction upheld imported purebred Holteins from the current draft situation to Stanford Univorsityt-hns been n England. come by and look at the uvailahle member of the faculty since 11)51. " SALEM. ORE., UPI — The Circuit Court nt Eugene. She With his knowledge acquired information. Prior to that time, he had been IDS M 14IM at Poly he was working on im contempt iff court conviction of refused to disclose to a .grand* Since we hnve set up this table nnInstructor ut the Armed Forces former coed editor Annette Bu- jury names of seven students site proving his herd thru selective us u service for the entire student Institute. breeding nnd gelling hi* excess chilium for failing to disclose interviewed. body, we hope that certain stu- Harrington, author of the non- sources for a campus newspaper Her (as, was nrgued before the stock to'improve other herds. dents do not fake it upon them COLLEGE SQUARE Jamshid had also tieeome advi 'flction book "The Other Amer article on marijuana use has been high court Dec. 4 nt which time sor to many large dairy farms. selves to determine whut the ma ica." which reportedly sparked affirmed by the Oregon Supreme her attorney, Arthur Johnson, of It was while he wus on his way jority of the student body may or the federal government’s war on Court, Eugene, urgued freedom of the FASHIONS may not read. home from advising a dulry farm poverty, has come up with un- Miss Buchanan, notv Mrs'. Mich ..press was clearly involved in the i in Isfahan that he was killed in Thank you. other work just us* orltfinul, ac ael Canard, wus fined $.100 after ItMUl interview. She was manag an automobile accident. During f Ken Kerch cording to Mrs. Em« Knapp, who her conviction in Lane County ing editor of the student news COLLEGE SQUARE is ucting chairman for the week paper. Daily Emerald, at the SHOPPING CENTER ly book review series. time. "The Accidental Century" is S43-I 4II much broader in scope, far more Dow demonstrator The court ruled Miss Buchanan’s HKTROMC 1SUPPLIES ambitious intellectually, nnd sets asserted right to refuse disclo out to draw u moral, psycho sure of news sources was sub IV • IA D » • SIM M ■ HMI - M R - PAKIi logical, and social portrait of this booted from UCLA ordinate to the duty of every citi- % r to testify in court. ugc of crisis, said Mrs. Ktmpp, n LOS ANGELES (UPI)—Jerry Wholesalo Price* member of the Education Depart- Palmer, 11 UCLA graduate s • T'-e court said. "Freedom of ment faculty. dent nnd participant In rcc • ;t the press is a right which belongs THE LONQER-BODY demonstrations on the camp » to the public and is not the private Open loth* Public — against Dow Chemical Co., v . preserve of those who possess the WHERE’S BRASIL'S suspended front school fin- t 1 implements of publishing." 8 HIRT 1 8 H E R E 1 quarters by Chancellor Frank . i TOOl 1—CITtSINS BAND IOIMPMINT—ANT1NNAS—MAJTS In the article, which appeared soloes— CMAN«m—artAKMS—iNciosbms . DIAMOND. SHOP D. Murphy. in tin* May 24, 1900 edition of the SAM’S NSOTO PACTS A TICNNICAl BOOKS * MOVING TO????? Murphy, following the recom Kmcrnld. ‘the anonymous stu mendation of a student di ’- dents described their experiences ’^ISII5USJSJB2nBI51ISIl&i^fiJS2JGUc&JSISloLnSlJ5Lr3iE ptinnry group, nlso placed f«< r smoking marijuana. other students implicated in • demonstrations on probation f. r Church of Christ two quartCTA ■ ,. - Welcomes Back Tho penalties were advocated Dorm story wrong BANKAMHHCARO ^ by the Student-Conduct Commit POLY STUDENTS tee following a public hearing in An article published in Mustang to the charges against the five Dally on Friday, Jun. 10,. incor MID STAIE SUNDAY SERVICES students. rectly stated the new $4 million 9>4S A.M.— Bible School j Yosemite dormitory will be ready ~fbr use Spring Quarter. 10:45 A.M.—-Morning EUctroak Sepalv he. Worship The new dorm, which will house Ski Club “ mistake” 000 students, will not he occupied 7t00 P.M.—-Evening until, n’ejct Full Quarter, according 3:30 P.M.— 'Youth Groups The Mustang Daily staff would to Dliuglus Gerard,' building co Worship like to correct a story which ap ordinator. peared in our January 24.issue 27*0 treed It. concerning the Ski Club and its ter trampertetlen colli activities. Son Luis Obispo Dele Knewlai *43-2743 in the article we stnted that Vets receive aid Glen Smith eould "just barely Veterans on the VA pension ski." True or fulse ns the state rolls who . are so seriously dis ment may be, Smith is no longer abled that they need regulur aid udviser to the Ski Club. and attendance are eligible to • The present adviser is Bill receive flOO a month in addition Wahl, an instructor in the Eng to their pension, according to the lish Department. Veterans Administration.
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-(‘Equal Opportunity Employer — Male or Female" - ...... ,----- . • ' \ Fag* 8—Monday, January 28, 1988 Mustang Dally t ' l* ' ‘ Wrestlers to host New Mexico tonight Looking for si^th win Cagers beaten by Broncos, 101-75 Swimmers top B ro n co s, after edging UCLA, 15-12 win first dual meef, 67-42 Muating wrentier* had the Moto Nlahimura pinned Ramiro Setting two new sellout rec Swart won the three meter div toughest fight of the ssason on Sandoval of UCLA with 28 sec- ords In the process, Couch Dick ing event, In the 200 yard but their hand* last week before onda left in the aecond period. bounce back to down Titans, 96-84 Anderson'S *wlm team visited terfly, Larry Toombs won in 2:22.5, Meurer took second. aqueeklng out a 16-12 victory The other Muatang victor waa thy wBckcnd’s action with, "We Cal Poly Pomona and *wum After u 101-76 trouncing by the basket nnd exceeded their uway with a 07-42 victory over , over highly regarded UCLA. John Finch who acored 2-1 over Cal Poly Pomona Friday, Mike season field goal average a* they didn't play very-well defensively DeGrasse picked up aecond in Allen Dunn. or shoot well Friday, we did im the Broncos in their first dual the 100 yurd freestyle, und Bill- t In the m«et at the Pauley LaRoche acored 80 point* , for mud* 38-00 fur a 42.2 percentage, meet of the season. Pavilion a t ' Loa Angelea, the Def4atefl Muatang* In exhibi hi* aeaton high Saturday 'night, . Fullerton hooped only 21) .of 83 prove In both respect* Saturduy Luscnlof and Drew nabbed sec grabbera clawed their way to tion were: Allen Wouthwortli to lead the hoopater* to a IHl-84 for a 34.1) percentage. At the against a club which I* weaker New record Judder* are Hob ond and third in the 200 yard their 60th atraight win over Cali (100), 8-2; Tom Molola (100), victory over CCAA cellar dweller, charity line, the Mustang* dump than Pomona.” DeGrassCi who won the 50 yard backstroke. fornia univeralty and college com 4-8; and Denny Johnaon (107), Cal State Fullerton, la the Ful ed 20 of 34. while the Titun* made Saturday, no home court, ad freestyle in 22.8 seconds, un«l By this .time the.Mustangs had Hret Mickelson who won the 1000 petition; 0-6. lerton Gym. only 20 of 41. vantage seemed to exist us tho the meet won with three event* yard freestyle. In 'it SOILS' Itruncoa trounce * The Ncorlng pattern '-snw tho crowd -was no bigger thun (hat to go. Mickelson picked up his Tonight the grabbera taka on Coach Vaughn Hitchcock ex- second first with a wiq in the the Univeralty of New Mexico. preaaed particular pleasure with In the first match ever, be Mustang* with n 12 point lead found at a Mustang borne game Although the Broncos won the at the half with a 48-3(1 score. and consequently there was less first event—the one meter dive, •500 yard freestyle with a time Matchaa begin at 8 p.m. in the the porformancea of Boa and tween the Muatang* and tho of 5:27.8. Don Fishbuok picked Men'a Gym. Arnold, and feela Arnold haa Broncoa of Pomona, the Bronco* The MuHtungs stretched the lead noise to contend with. tlic Mustang quartet of Doll to 21 In the second half only to Drew,'Greg Nelson, Dave Meurer, up second in the event. The key matchea againat UCLA found himself and ahould be real out allot and out rebounded the Mustangs on the *eason 1 tough the root of the aeaaon. Mustang*. The Muatang* inadu 24 linve the Titans trim it to eight and Rick Taylor, won the sec Greg Nelson took first in the were at 100 and 177 pounda. with 1 :U2 left and a score of Chcsnut's cagers still have an ond event, the 400 yurd medley 200 yHtd breaststroke with 2:35.6, Scoring In the UCLA match of (17' field goal attempt* for a even season record with seven Rick Arnold decialoned Curt waa aeeaaw all the way. UCLA 36.8 percentage. Pomona made 09-84. LaRoche made a three relay in 4:00.3 und the Mustangs us Toombs picked up a third Alder , UCLA, 7-0. Rick had loat point play with :2U left to end wins and seven 'losxe*. In confer went on to piling up a leud. place. acored firat, then the Muatanga 22 field goal* in the fln t half ence'play, they are 2-6 and hold 0-4, to Alder in the Hbllday Tour evaded it at 8-8. UCLA took the alone, and added 20 in the aecond the scoring action. Ken Tom Its took the 200 yard nament etrller in the aeaaon at seventh place In the iflght team next two, only to have the Mua for a 48.8 percentage. High scoring LuKocht conference. freestyle-In 2:00.0, followed by UCLA.. tanga take the next four matchea Chris Smith In second place. Ron Rebound totala aaw Pomona LaRoche'*- previous high for ■* Horticultural Senior At 177 Ken Boa went up againat for a 16-0 load, than UCLA took with 60 and the Muatang* pulled Fullerton Is holding down the .the laat match for a final acore of the season warn 37 against Aausa cellar with a 1-5 conference rec dss* pruning and molnlsn.net Rich Whittington whq placed down 60. LaRoche pulled down Pacific. Saturday he completed fourth in the NCAA in 1060. 16-12. 13 to lead the Muatahg* and Lea ord after upsetting Fresno Statu j? WATCH FOR THE DATE** work, Including specialty f.rtlllilng. 16 of 30 field goal attempts and' Friday night for their first con Hov# own equipment, Induing Whittington waa out of action In tonlght'a match the Mua Roger* got eight. 0 of 12 at the free throw line. ► NEWLY ENGAGED FOLKS * laat aeaaon. Boa tore him apart ference win. Fresno was also truck. Calli RUSS PARVIN tanga do not axpect Now Mexico Scoring waa cloae in the firat Al Spencer wai the next high TAKE NOTICE: BRASIL'S % with a J0-4 declalon. to be giving anything away. half with 5:22 left, the Bronco* beaten by Pomona Saturday and •44-1101 Muetang scorer with 17, hi* sec 5 IS CHANGING TO A £ The Muatanga managed to fight The tougheat matchea are ex it by 18 to a halftime acore of T ond hlgheat total for the season. are no tongur in the conference 50-87. The Broncoa continued to £ NEW LOCATIONIIIII 4. it out for three more decialona. pected to be in the 162 and 160 Also In double figures was Doug lead. Jeaae Florea cruahed Ron Val* pound claaaea. lenghten the lead in the aecond Outrun: with 11 and Roger* with A’V W 'w lance, 10-4, in the 180 pound half. 10. Top Tltana were Joe Ware At 160 Rick Arnold will be Top scorers in the game were claaa. At 162 pounda, Kent Wyatt going up againat New Mexlco’a with 33 and Steve Howe with 21. barely downed Steve Moran, 2-i. LaRoche with 23, Clay Dluehosh Robert Scott. Arnold waa derl- with 11, and A1 Spencer with 10. Rogers und LaRoche each had In another conteat, John Woods alonad by Scott In a hard match decialoned Rich Davie, 8-2. Two fn double figure* for Pom 12 rebounds to lead the Mustangs at the Univeralty of Ariaona ona were Charlie Buchanan wltb to a total of 71 for the game John Yaauda waa the flret Tournament. while Fullerton pulled down 04. < Muetang to be defeated by UCLA 18 and Bllckenataff with 10. Going for the grapplera at 152 Fullerton downed Chestnut's review In the match aa Sergio Gonaalea will be Kent Wyatt who la sche won by declalon, 2-1 in the 128 duled to meet William Kirby. He Saturday,, the Mustang* found Coach Stu Chestnut summed up dlvlalon. John Hahn of UCLA decialoned Dan Pry 6-0 in the gave Wyatt a rough time before 187 claaa. Kent could declalon him, 6-8 In • Muatang, Steve Johneon loat the Univeralty of Ariaona Tour PERSONAL 0-8 to Mohammed Sadraadeh in nament. the 146 claaa. UCLA'a Kurt New Mexico haa poated vic i- POSTERS Bachau won by a 4-2 declalon over Greg Barnet in the heavy toria* againat Colorado, Ariaona, weight claaa. Southern Utah, and New Mexico :• 24 Out of five exhibition matchea SUte. They have been dropped by ►. • ...... Sand any ■ B W or color the Muatanga took only two. Utah and BYU. photograph, nogativo, f collage, drawing, or £ TYPIWtlTHI • ADDING MACHINIS - CALCULATORS snapshot. All posters y • AW. 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Although it has yet to be pruv- be now site bolt upright, slothing ciously at Poly students.” of Cstlfor- convinced that the high incidence in the midst of a gentle rain of nia State Polytechnic College’s of heart failure among television cigarette butts. 'll he’s excep School of Architecture recently viewers is due to the. speciul tionally prone to shock he might completed a, round of field trips news bulletin. have kicked over the coffee table to the Loa Angela* area. The even the midnight arrival and a potted palm or two. moat unfamilar portion of the journey came as the buses passed of u telegram cun huve the sume After that performance, going punic-produring effect. through the college campus on bark to Ronald Reagan is anti- their way to Highway 101. One Picture the following scene: climactic. aophomor* inquired, "You mean Our unwitting subject Is seated As yet, there is no known cure that there are other students sleepily before his television set for the special news bulletin here besides archies?” watching an old Ronnid Keagun other than to turn off the tube Whet were those titanic tid flick through bleary eyes. A half und go to bed or to subscribe ings of th*t first special news empty soft drink can is by his to the National Observer. bulletin? As with most special side; cigarette smoke wufts ■However, you cun make tHevi- new bulletins, this columnist slowly towurd the ceiling. He sion mure beurable as well as re really doesn’t remember. It continues to sit only because make the news to your own liking couldn't have been very impor movement in the direction of the If you Invent your own news tant, anyway. bedroom requires more effort flashes. We’re all still alive, than b« ran presently muster. Try these fictitious (?) news It's thq typical late show, com bulletins: plete and undisturbed repose. All Flash: The first card burning of a sudden the screen jumps Psychologist wins demonstration in the hiatory of - f into the pattern of ah old school California State Polytechnic Col tie eventually to reform into the lege occured today in San Luia grant for research call letters of the station. Obispo. A group of irate atudenta A blaring voice erupts forth: stormed the college’s Mustang A research grant- of $88,870 “Ladies and gentlemen, we in- Stadium and set flrb to their for study in the area of mental terupt this program to bring you seuson tickets. health has been conferred upon a special news bulletin!'’ The Flush: A San Luis Obispo mer San Francisco State College to* voice is stern, but its tone implies chant’s association today an be directed by Dr. Ludwig Im- utter' disaster. nounced that a more liberal check mergluek, Professor of Psychol HIGH ON MUSTANG SPIRIT . . . This Whutevcr the titanic tidings cashing policy will be extended ogy, it was announced this week IN TRADITION? , . . The Air Conditioning Department on might be, they are piddling when to ' students of California State by President John Summerokill. hia mount while eager spectator* wateh during the cumpuM buH introduced tradition,for-Poly Itoyal with this figure compared to the effect wrought Polytechnic College. The funding it through the Pub skater who performs yearly as a part of the ice rink display. upon our boy. Heart in his throut, The group’s spokeman states, lic Health Section of the Depart “In the past, Poly students have ment of Health, Education and had to undergo a long identifica Welfare. - 1 tion " procedure when cashing The project which Dr. Immer- Presidential primary in April chocks at our stores. Now the gluck is studying concerns the Rice Kryspies crackle process has been streamlined and “Effect of Experimentally In ') i V : .' liberalised. They must now give duced Stress on Perception." only their name, address, tele-, Dr. Immergluck has been at phono number, student body card, San Francisco State since .1953. as controversy snaps Nation-wide college vote slated home town, birth certificate, ped Previously he had - been Super igree papers, blood type, loyalty vising Psychologist at the Vet oath, and a pound of flesh." A comedy of error* recti Fund Raising Committee. After eran* Administration Hospital in fied itself when S.A.C. voted to reviewing the problem they de A collegiate presidential pri direction, und leadership. University, "college m en und He went on to say, “But the Palo Alto. He has also been affil stores do reserve the right to let The Rice Kryspies, a musical cided that S.A.C. should approve mary, Involving nearly 2500 col Schools represented by t h o women see the primary us u iated with the Harvard Research comedy act, play in the A.C. the concert. speak rudely und stare suspi Project in Florence, Italy. leges and several million students, board ure the University of Cali meaningful political activity und Auditroium, last weekend. The "Mr. Center, A.8.I. Business will he held simultaneously on fornia at Berkeley, Kansas State u monumental opportunity to . * . > j t. program was sponsored by the Manager, explained the situation, campuses uctoas the country on Teachers College, University of make themselves heard in un ef Christian Fellowship. and S.A.C. readily approved the April 24. Texas, Kordham University, Uni fective wuy.” Last month the Christian Fel concert,” reported Mias Doxier. versity |
Ciipe Kennedy HIM —- Many of cittlUoH ranging from ' medicine Finance Committee to astronomy to physic*. Two * Amerieu's scientist-astronaut* are lieeomining unhappy with their groups have lawn picked, six men time consuming truinlng und with in IIHI5 and 11'more last August. calls lor budgets spare program cutbacks, u highly One mcinlicr of the first group placed source said. dropped out Just lifter selection. Mas your orgnnixatioiTliutulod • "With (lie heavy science flight* its budget into' the Finance Com He Hu id some muy quit in (lie . mittee? near future, returning to their vanishing or being'pushed into laboratories for full-time study. the future, the sourer mild, there All budgets to lie considered is unhappine**. I know nt least Spring Quarter, must be submit "Its ii rather widrspreud'thing ted today, said Mike Robinson of nlimitg the experimenter types, a half dozen scientists who share tlie Finn nee Commit tequ who feel ‘they've been led down till*.” “ If a budget is not submitted the primrose putht" the soursti One of these, physicist Dr. by mi organisation then they will said. 't ’urli* Michel, formally linked be lignin eonsidcrcd foC tile astronaut chief Donald K, .Slay The scientist spacemen Imve ton for a one-year leave of ab amount of the previous year,” willrlieil former eollcaguea ad said Robinson. sence. He wanted,to ditch up on vance professionally while they his research and to teach a spe Many organizations have come spend 7A per cent of their time to Robinson asking for an ex- cial course at Rice University in leiirtiing the arts of space flying. Houston. lention on their budgets. In deny In addition, si ientific spaceflights Slayton's answer was ii simple ing their requests Itoldnson said, have either iieen postponed or "Kiirh organization is given a alternative, either gel out-of the cancelled by space budget slushes. spaceman corps or take tilings a*' month to figure out its budget. The National Aeronautics and If tile organization can't figuru they uie. t its budget out in ope nionlh their Space Administration, NASA, has Michel, a native or Lacrosse, there must he something wrong " Id scientists among its Ii!) astro Wl*., aud a member of the orig Robinson urged all.the organi nauts. inal scientist-astronaut g r o.u p, CARS. PEOPLE. ('ARM, PEOPLE . . . and more cars and he Iota ta aee bet* zation* to turn in llndr budgets All of the sclentist-antronnutii derided to *tuy on, for the lilne Poly Koval brings both in overwhelming numbers. This year the care and people, cays and a# soon git possible. - hold doctoral degrees with Spa being at least. attendance ie expected to surpass that uf ell previous yearn, ; “
Kd Wentael Ron Hathaway Jiu-k Knnhlorh First assistant Second ussislunt •' General Sii|>eriniei
.... , , \ • • • ■ * ri Omni* \ , * - The spring madness on this campus doosnlt nlwnvs mean the birds and bees, but Poly Royal as well. And this yenr the annual spring fostivsl explodes In all directions, There’s the song writing contest, special Poly Royal bumper Engineering stickers, numerous musical activities, and, of course, the Poly Royal Coronation Ball. The Poly Royal Publicity Commit‘.ce, in association with the Technical Watch for the Engineering Circle at Poly Royal this year. include the lab demonstrations curriculum, and senior project Arts Society, Is staging a song writing contest for u theme appro The various departments in the Engineering Division have displays. priate for this and future Poly gotten together and have formed this Engineering Circle. To AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING Royals. The song must be designed \ visit all the departmental displays during Poly Rbyal you The Aero Department, this year is going to show the to give visitors and students a means simply foflow the Engineering Circle and its course will wide role played by the aeronautical engineer in the space and of identifying with the annual “Coun take you through all the Engineering displays. aviation industry. There will be displays of .the equipment try Fair on a College Campus." As the entries are submitted, tlhey MECHANICAL ENGINEERING ' and spacecraft developing today, such as a full scale This year the Mechanical Engineering Department will surveyor model and several of the missiles used for defense will be judged, and the winning entry . present a student’s curriculum during his four (?) years of and space exploration, including an operational Titan II missile will l>e sent to John Higgins, a Mich college. Our presentation will start with a series of measuring There will be nn antique and experimental aircraft fly-in igan State University student who and testing equipment With which a freshman student be as well as a rotocraft fly-in. Many of last year’s outstanding arrange! the Mustang Marching comes acquainted. This leads to more sophisticated testing displays will again be shown, as well as several new student Band's music. equipment which is studied by sophomores. , projects. One of these is an instrumented rocket test stand. Alan Holmes, Poly Royal public Representing the junior year will be several interesting ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING ity director, states that, the entries demonstrations which the public can operate. Then they go This year’s Poly Royal display in the Electronic Engin should be sent to P.O. Box 160:1 not on to the senior year where senior projects will be on display eering Department will be similar in nature to last year's later than midnight; February 7. for -anamination. -Our display will be concluded with a major display. Its span will be reduced, however, due to Construction The contest offers the musically product designed and built by the senior design class. With In the area. indinded student a chance to earn the help of a major steel company, we will ihave a steel track The major.areas of display will be laboratory experiments, some pin money as well. The winner which will enable us to utilise a modified monorail which senior projects, t}he hi-fi room, Ham dub, and curriculum will red eve $25 from the Technical both kids and older folks can enjoy. room. This year's display Will be interesting nnd short to Arts Society. the layman. WM jDIMG a n d m e t a l l u r g y A wrinkle returning from Inst INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING year's Poly Royal Is special bumper The P4y Royal display for the Welding and Metallurgy Poly Royal,1968 for the Industrial Engineering Depart Department •will be erected and manned by the student chapter sticker* that advertise the event. ment Will follow the theme “Innovation in Education.” The Some 2,000 of the sticky devices will of the American Society for Metals. It will consist of a display display will first illustrate education gained here nnd then ' o f ghe Aools of the working metallurgist and a selection of go on sale in the El Corral Book describe how it is used in the industry. The lab area will also store and TCU before March 11, some of the materials concerning h is trade. A film strip will incorporate these ideas in a sand casting display. be Shown presenting the role of the metallurgist in industry. Holmes notes that the bumper A display of EDM (electrical discharge machine) is un stickers are vitally important in the GLBCTRICAL ENGINEERING der construction, but due to the complicated process, will publicity campaign for Poly Royal, The Electrical Engineering Department will proudly only be shown twice. and he encourages students to buy present a descriptive educational display of all facits of SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE them while they are still nvnilnhlc. electrical engineering. Working under the spirit of a new name, the depart Another successful event, at Cal . The full development of an electrical education is a ment's junior class is planning their 1968 Poly Royal ns a Poly a year ago was the concert given mellowed blend of both lab and lecture. Our attempt will be to I told, enveloping statement of architecture’s total involvement, on the lawn of the Business Admin show hew these two interrelate. Starting from the freshman in the world today. istration and Education Building by yedr and working to the senior year, a multitude of descrip In an attempt to break away from .the P.T.A. “open- the Mustang Concert, Hand. tive displays will develop the why’s and how’s of electrical house” atmosphere of previous years, a new Poly Royal con This year, William V. Johnson engineering cept is being developed which will encompass some of the will lead his group In another per * We know thia will be moat interesting to all. We advise best tradition, the outstanding of Rie present, and the infinite formance at the same location. ffiit M Tates U) bring the jouuget acholsra to observe and swipe of tomorrow. ______. -Thia band concert Isn’t the Mnsie______learn the marvels of electrical enginering. Through an analysis of what courses and opportunities Department's :only contribution to — ' . AIR CONDITIONING . are presented to a student in our achool, we hope to strengthen Poly Royal, however. The college's dance’hand, the Collegians, will Thia year, as In the past, the Air'Conditioning Club will the public’* image of an architect as a citizen knowledgeable sway at the Coronation Ball to In* heM on Saturday night of Poly Rttf* sponsor the ice skating rink and concession stand. The ice in many dimensions and equipped to render comfort, economy, _ The Collegians special'brand of music will be right In keeping *'it rink, however, may be in a different location due to the con excitement, and trend-setting aesthetics to the world in wlyich the formal atmosphere of the dance. -• struction of the Computer Science Building. Other projects he lives. The Coronation Ball will be held In the Men’s Gym starting at 9 P-n It Is regarded aa the cap stione of each year's Poly Royal. The funny thing is, that no matter how good the preceding Poly KoP jwu* the next year’s always seem to be better. f . * fthotang bally 'ifwUsy, 'jsOssry mr. Tony Amato Faculty advisor ■Ilun Holmes Itichurd W. Johns Publicity Director Directim of Arrunscinents Noll Bowen Gull Ann Robbins ival9 and spring . . . , D lrttU r i Director of Agriculture Director of Applied Arte The fourth nnnunl Poly Roynl Queen's Pageant, sponsored bjr the Poly Roynl Board, will ho hold In tho Little Theater at 8 p.m., on Friday night, Feb. 28. In tne past there have Iteen around 15 girl* entered in this event. It la hoped thnt a larger numlter of girls will repreaent the different Agriculture organizations on campus this year. It U thene organizations, which enter the girls in the pugeant. The pageant will he about two hour* in length. During this time, This year the School of Agriculture Is emphasizing Poly Royal. The Dairy Club will also operate a concession the girls will be judged in two cate* the change in the picture of agriculture and how the increased liooth in front of the crenmery. gorioR, namely appearance and poise. technology taught to Cal-Poly students will enable them (o The Ag Business Club will participate in many different In appearance, the girls come onto help solve the growing world food problem. the stage individually and make a events during Poly Royal. ABM will sponsor the carnival few turns in front of the judges. (’HOPS DEPARTMENT dime toss booth, departmental display, and the rodeo concession. The display will emphasize the opportunities in the In the other category, poise, the Tlielr theme this year is “Feed the World." Under this master of ceremonies will ask each ag. business field ns well ns depicting the curriculum uoed theme, they plan to express the world condition of starvation girl one question, which she can here. and what they os crop production majors are doing to in — * f • answer in any wuy which she feels The Poultry Club will elaborate tin the complicated tech will enable her to receive more )>oints. crease technology and production in this portion of agricul ture. This will touch upon the advancement of production, nological background nf something as simple ** an ''egg.** There will he an intermission insecticides, herbicides, plunt breeding, und indicate what Their plant will lie open for public inspection of many with entertainment, which will last they are predicting will happen in the future. about 20 minutes between the two special kinds of,hybrid fowl and poultry industry innovations judging sessions. on dispUy. HOII-M DEPARTMENT After the finul round of judging, The Ornamental Horticulture Department will show how the point* will I* tabulated and the This theme will center nround an exhibit of soil fertility tlie agriculture industry has to chunge to meet customer de . girls will Ik* brought buck on the and management. Through this iden, the department plans to incorporate various student class techniques developed in mands. In addition to tiie departmental display*, there will be stage. The five finulists will then >m* a student flower show. named. their four year program. The fertility theme will cover such ideas os noil deficiencies, soil correctives, and analysis of The Collegiate FFA Is sponsoring the annual Poly Royal The lioard, s|>onsors of the con* soil in correlation to plunt and soil luialysis. test, consists of the people pictured Button Design Contest. A fifteen dollar cash prise will go to The Roll Conservation S Physics Department are being coordinated by Dr. Mngur. plans to emphasize aspects of business education in relation to a corporation operation. The Social Sciences'Department is still in the process otf Bringing fine arts toi this country fair bn a college cam Applied Sciences selecting a major tiheme from the many fields it covers. Dr. ^ pus, the English Department will stage a scene from “Mad Nolan is the faculty advisor, while Jeff Carlovsky is student April’’ in the patio area between the agriculture and English The applied sciences will be hat'd to beat in the running - chairman.______• RniirHiig. Rick O’brien is the student chairman ’of this de for top honors in this year’s Poly Royal. Preliminary wprk is being done in all departments, and partment’s planning. The faculty advisor Is Willard Peder son. \ Biological Sciences is putting forth full efforts under more ideas and student participation are being sought! by the chairmen. If you cannot make contact with your department Harmony will be the keynqte of the Music Department’s chairman Mickt Clark in the construction of a model sub presentations during the weekend. The band will perform its marine. Excitement is high as they plan to reclaim the grand chairman, your department club or department advisor can direct you to the scene of the action. traditional noon concert Saturday under the direction of trophy they won two years ago and lost, by only a few points William Johnson. The dance band. Collegians, will also bring last year. light to* the festivities Saturday night at the Coronation Ball. The newly formed Chemistry Department combines tra The Home Economics Department will emphasize the dition with innovation as they present the familiar magician home economists’ role in a community, business and the home. and then follow well known compounds through the ever- Student chairman, Frances Slchak, and faculty advisor, Marie enlarging realms of chemistry. Chairman for the event is Applied Arts Pfeiffer, explained how the department will display exhibits Rich Warner under advisor Dr. Peters. which really involve Poly Royal guests. . , -.3. The first prize winner of last year’s competition will Computer Science wip be only one of the areas covered The wheels of Applied Arts’ 2,700 students are madly in again put forth its1 beHt—the Journalism Department. Press in the Math Department’s exhibits. Dr. Miller is this year's preparation for Poly Itoynl activities. Coordinator Gail Ann faculty advisor. Robbins is leading the ciioatic contrivers in their search Association and Sigma Delta Chi are contributing jointly \ , for festive success. again to the department’s effort's. The Military Sdence Department, under advisor Major Stages of newspaper production wijl be ouiined in pro- Arnold Rossi, is planning a Special Forces display, a weapons Gail explained that all nine departments in the School gessive ‘halls of news.’ Again highlighing the displays will display, an air show, a marksmanship display at the firing of Applied Arts have submitted tentative plans for the dis be the annual photography contest open to all students. A range, plus performances by the drill team apd the Kaydettes. plays they will enter in judging competition. 'camera display and closed circuit television will also illus Displays showing tlhe yarled fields and possibilities in the The Business. Department) headed by Owen Servatius, trate news in the muking. Campus unrest probe ASI business manager's goes on at state capitoj White House life told The investigation of disorders the state college* and university Mr. Roy Gcrsten, ASI business tion of this size hus to huvu one on college campuses will be con* campuses. ~v munager, came here 'because he central control,” he udded. ttnued at the State Capitol on "We are asking witnesses to was looking for something dif Everything pertaining to enter Jan. 3Q and 31. Assemblyman discuss very specific issues", ferent from evqryday life of tainment groups takes ,n formal Leroy F. Greene, Chairman of the Greene said, "Including Inter the White House. contract, and the approval of con Assembly Education Committee, fering with recruitment by the In 196(1,Gerstem, an assistant tracts is also within the realm of announced today that two day* of military, as well as public and Gerstrn's duties. "Prices ure do- hearing are being acheduled. private enterprise, ami the publi signal officer ut Ford Ord, worked with the White House ter mi lied by the type of entertain Since the end of the apeclal leg- cation of off-color off-campus Communications Agency when ment tire students wunt and sup lulatlve eetaion In December, the newspapers," port," he said. This location Greene said that committee President Eisenhower was at committee hae traveled to San Pebble Beach. causes limitations as to the typo Kranclaco and Lo* Angelea, and members have asked for infor of entertainment the school is hold a private aeaaion In Sacra mation on controversial plays ' On their way to Germany in able to get. mento. The Inveatlgatlon called that have been presented recently, lftBti, he and his wife were Invited for in a final day House as wsll as one reported Incident to tour the White House. When resolution authored by Assembly of a Viet Cong flag being raised they returned, he was Informed Speaker Jeaao M. Rnruh and sup- over a campus, that he hud been selected to be u A g le a d e r ported by all aaaemblymen pre He said qn# major issue will be member of the White House sent, ahortly after a aerioua dis the rights of college administra Communications Agency. He said turbance )occurred at San Fran tors to suspend the studenta im that he considered it a very great cisco Stall Collage. mediately for a temporary period, r’k > honor becuusu there are only a se le cte d whether the alleged acts include handful of officers in the organi Aaaemblyman Greene aald that zation and they serve for several Anthony Silva of Ratios, u jun actual violsnca or not. Marty ad ior agricultural business manage witnaaaea the first day would ministrators, hs stated, believe years. ____ coma from the ranks of adminis ment major, wilt bo the stu they can’t do this now. signs the patio within Engineering West. Here The agency, of which he was a dent c.hairmnn of the instruct trators, faculty and students of On the second day, Greens In PATIO CHANGES FA C % ,. Every year the Architecture Department, now u school, rede one of last year’s students begins work. member from 1969-63, provides ional teams which carry ths dicated that ths committee would communication for the President story of co-operatives to high hear from a group of California* v in the White House, abroad, and school vocational agricultural Reagan's selection police chiefs, plus two former while he is traveling in the U.S. students in San Luis Obispo chiefs who are doing a study for An ability to get along with tho County next fall. the University of California. The people ho would bo working with police officials are expected to Silva was one of the students Doctors explain pill's use was the primary requirement of who participated in the pro protested by AFT represent ereas which have ex-, the job. “You are representing gram this year.. perlanced disorders, as wsll as the highest office In the country," those areas which have been Two hundred and seventy-five their marriage in advance, " said type of cancer or any other type he spid, "‘so the ability to commu The program ia a joined effort SACRAMENTO (UP!) — The Dr. Lloyd Hall. College Guild of the American relatively peaceful. Ths testimony pre-marital certificates for “the of diseases. nicate was of vital importance." between the department and the pill" were given out at the Health Agricultural Council of Califor Federation of Teachers haa pro is expected to concentrate on a All the members of the Health .Woman who take the pill can During his four years with the tested Gov, Ronald Reagan’s determination of who should have Center during the past year. Cental' Staff agree that the pill nia, sponsors of the co-operativ* have children by simply stopping agency, he worked with Pre appointment of Charles Reed the final authority for preventing The pill is the newest and most is 100 pci cent reliable if used in sident Eisenhower, President quiz contest among high school Smoot, Sherman Oaks, to the riota and other disturbances. effective birth control method de the following manner: the pills. Once the pills are stop Kennedy, and. Vice-President agricultural students. Junior Collage Board. "We've been told by soma col veloped. ped, the woman's body begins to Johnson. Of President Kennedy, Agricultural business manage On the fifth day of tiie mens- ment students here go to high Dr. Hyman Welntraub, execu- lage presidents", Grene said, "that Having been on the market se truul cycle the pill should lie tak produce eggs again. Thus the he said that he was a "tremen they want to havo tha final say. ven short years, It has proven it dous person,” school agricultural classes to In letters to legislatora that en. Then the pills should be con child bearing potential is restored. , . conduct discussions on co-opera- 8moot, a former member of the However, a legal opinion from our self 100 per cent effective when tinued for 80 dpys. After ihe com In lOfi.i he went back to jjveg „„ preparation for tha quiz. Legislative Counsel says thp po used as directed. Los Angeles City Board of Edu pletion of the 20 pills, from one The pill is perhaps the only school to finish his“ education, and The Los Banos Union High cation, “haa a long record of lice are required to act, whether to three days later the menstrual contraceptive method that won’t he comes here as an alumnus of they're asked to or not." It Is not only reliable, it is School graduate plans an active obetructlon in public education." harmless, inexpensive, free from cycle will begin. Then on the fifth interfere with sex pleasure due Sacramento State. role in student affair* on the The hearlnga are slated to be day of the cycle, the pills should to the fact it cun be taken at a Gcrsten, whose college train Smoot, 88, a general building gin at 9:00 a.m. In Room 4808 of side effects, and simple to use. campus. He is a member of the contractor, served on the Los lie started again. time not related 'to the act of ing waa in business, likes.work Student Affairs Council, an of the State Capitol on both day*. According to the doctors at the love. ing with young people. Ho came Angelee board from I960 to Ititfit, Greene said there might be some "If women would follow this ficer in the student agricultursl when he was defeated for re- Health Center, the pill la not only Questions thut can't he ans here for that reason, because he council, Alpha Zeta, the national temporary absences while the u great birth control medication, system, they would never have to election. He Is a Republican. committee members report for the worry about becoming pregnunt," wered by anyone other than a wanted variety ami didn't want honorsry service fraternity for but It has great qualities in help doctor should be taken to. the to be confined to four wall*. agricultural students, an officer His appointment must be con- Assembly session, but that the ing regulate the menstrual cycle replied l)r. Hull. meeting would continue for as Heqlfh Center. The doctors will As business manager, he is in In the chapter, California Young tlve secretary of the guild, said of young girls, and can also re Although most people realise firmed by the Senate. long as nocessary. take time to explain contraceptive , charge of fiscal matters pertain- Farmers, and he is active in the lieve sevet'e crumps that accom the pill prevents pregnancy, most interested in Ing to student business. "ASI is Agricultural Business Manage pany menstrual cyclca. methods to those of them don’t truly understand sucking guidance. a corporation, and an organize- ment Club. "I only prescribe the pill to what takes place within the wo- girls who are married or girls nrnn. Famed author speaks who need the pill to help regulate The pill is made of a sterind What are we headed for? their cycles," said Dr. - Madge chemical—s synthetic drug with Jacks. u molecular structure similar to on teaching problems The piU is usually obtained by the naturally occurring hormone, married women who wunt to make progesterone. This hormone in the "A man's world is what he sees "Language helps the child sure they ran plan their families woman prevents ovulation during Noted author to speak on Asia from within himself," according grasp the reality of thoao things when they want them. pregnancy. In this way the wo to Dr. Bill Martin, Jr., famed around him, and In every lesson Women a ho ure engaged to he man does not have fertilised eggs Felix Greene, who returned last dresses uii nudicncc here Wciincs- leaders to supplement Ills earlier author of children's books and wt should set tho children to married also are getting preacrip- of different ages growing in her Muy from his fifth visit to Red day, Jap. 31. ' . exclusive interview with President Ula vision storyteller-______wondering; not for Just an In- lions for the pills, womb at once. The pill duplicates China and second important visit His topic for the--program, IloChiMinh. • sUTVt; 1rot "perhaps days,- weeks, In a lecture presented by the TtWc' feel Glut W Hlunilll give— 11,11 hnrmnnc-siiimreaaiiig actjoii. to North. Vietnam, is scheduled scheduled for X p.m. in the rtd- “Look Mngaaine" last summer International Reading Associa or a lifetime. * the pills to girls planning to get The pill is non-harmfui, and to discuss current affairs in that tOUP llu'HU't1. audit s|ionmirshi|i ...... _...... ______illuaHl tV'1 tion here, Jan. 10, Martin aald “Childhood is noise," said Mar married sn they can prepare for hus been found to produce no part -of tile world when he ad of the Fortmt CommltU...... the article on tin- trip, dining which his hardest problem as a story tin. "It Is Invblvemant of ths College Union, will be "Vietnam- Greene epeht three months north teller waa getting a story out child in learning." China: TVtint Arc—We Headed-—of the-Demilitarized Zone which •*A Martin then asked tho audience For?" divides Vietnam. His tour, made "Living in language is our "Which ie better, oral roaponeo or Greene’s remarks, which will with the approval of the United language," aald Martin. “Today written ability? Children are Ik* accompanied by colored slides, States Department of Ktate, re when thore la auch a premium on failing today because they can arc expected to ill'SW on his ex sulted in articles written for the exact language, there la danger not read, not bccauso they aro perience as an observer of Asiun San Francisco Chronicle and con of the flexibility of language less intelligent. ufairs for the past decade. siderable motion picture film being lost In schools, the state, A native of England, the noted made for ( H8 -Telcvl*ion s New* and even Internationally." "When wo Invito children to author traveled through the moat Department. ho themselves, to road to better It Is bellevod today by aome heavily-bombed areas and saw Admission to Greene's address, understand themselves, we *1*0 M l the devastation iu North Vietnam to which the public is invited, will educator's that children should establishing a connection that not l>c concerned with fears and during bis most recent journey. be $1 for general admission and makes tho difference in learning," He also interviewed Prime Min r.0 cents for Cal Poly student#, their curiosity, only subjects. ho aald. \ This la a position Martin oppo ister Van Dong and top military faculty, and staff. ses, "Meaning Is what w* bring Martin addressed his last com i v r Into life, not what llfo touches," ments to those who plan to enter ho aald. teaching. "Your ipost Important text le your sensitivity In tho "Teachers must be sensitive to classroom. Y od must respect Springnationals move children's Involvement and estab yourself as a teacher, and glvo lish a sense of reality In the ~ thla respect to the child,” ho said. 5 classroom, creating the environ- National Hot Rod Association Other Important ehhmplbitsliip incut by which children discover, . In conclusion, Martin stated, official announced yesterday that 'races -eoaduc.tcd by NIIKA •***- the Bpringiiationals, part of drag the the Winternalionals at I'aaw "Children are quick to per- * "Happiness comes first, (ellow teachers. All else follows." iiu ing's "Dig. Four," has u new na, in February; the Nationals* rclvo mechanical device* In in home. Indianapolis in September*) struction, and they lost their in Wally Purks, pros, of NIIKA, the World Finals at Tulsa, OalU' * spect and confidence In tha Integ said his organization has signed laiimi in October. y ■ rity of their teachers. Scholarships open an a g r e c'm c u t with Nupp "Teachers today must first load Brothers Enterprise' to stage Accessibility, housing and P°* ' with the heart, then tha mind, In Ths Placement Ollier haa. an- the fourth -annual championship pulation ware determining f,M' establishing a coveted rapport nouneed that scholarship appli at Raceway Park,. Englishlown, tors in the selection of the “ * with tha children. Problems In a cations artf now available In the New Jersey, Juno"l4-HI. 7 JersCry strip, uffickill ,iaM» classroom are the norm, but child Administration Building, Room The KiigliShlown facility, "We feci confident this ren put on (hair own resources 813. considered one of the finest on- cun mutch our Wlntcrnatm** are fully capable of reaching Tha deadline date-for applica ALL I WANT TO H E ... Poly Royal finds all weekend. This like foil ad his interest with no/ tho eastern seaboard, raptures in California," said Purks, A their own conclusions to these tions I* April 1 for the 1008-00 38 departments nil campus showing their heat problem. j * Bristol, Tennessee on the MIKA we won't bc’aurprlfed if It #?®n problems. , school year. to uspiriug youngster* who visit during the drug rate calendar. uuilv exskii-ila it." L *