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Arbiter, December 6 Students of Boise State College Boise State University ScholarWorks Student Newspapers (UP 4.15) University Documents 12-6-1973 Arbiter, December 6 Students of Boise State College Although this file was scanned from the highest-quality microfilm held by Boise State University, it reveals the limitations of the source microfilm. It is possible to perform a text search of much of this material; however, there are sections where the source microfilm was too faint or unreadable to allow for text scanning. For assistance with this collection of student newspapers, please contact Special Collections and Archives at [email protected]. ... .......~~,"" ~ """" i >,' ..." "':,"1-'" ~ " ,-; ...-- . .. / BSC Broncos embarrass South Dakota, student. ,Input McMillan tosses four T~D's, score 53-10 on bu••• s ' If Boise State succeeds in defeating Louisiana Tech this weekend. the Broncos will take part in the Camellia Bowl in Sacramento, California on Saturday, December IS. In expectation of Winning a spot in the Camellia BOWl, ASBSC officials are investigating the possibility of arranging for a bus to transport students to Sacramento for the game. ~ Several proposals have been made concerning the trip, However, no definite commitments will be made until ASB officials are certain that enough students are interested. One proposal which has been made calls for a bus to depart from Boise Friday morning, spend the night in Reno. and continue on to Sacramento" Saturday morning. The bus wiJI then return to Reno after the, game and make a return trip to Boise on Sunday, Included in the price of the trip would be motel accommodations in Reno as well as two meals. The cost of the package would be approximately $70 per person. Other plans being considered would call for a, thru. bus to.Sacramento arriving When t,hey weren't getting killed '" they were falling over themselves ... shortly before the game and returning after the game. Several variations of these two plans are under consideration. If you are interested Siudents wanl in making the trip to Sacramento by bus, you are urged to contact ASBSC President only Charlie Coyote Doug Shanholtz or stop by the information yearbook window in the Student Union Building, BSe HAD it together Further details, including costs of the Boise State may have a yearbook this proposed plans, will be available from these year after all. ASBSC President Doug sources. Shanhollz said that an informal survey For details concerning the game, revealed that sudents were in favor of a see page 6. yearbook 96-19, and that he has been Siudents allowed negotiating with various publishing firms in the past few weeks. He told the Senate info games Tuesday that he has found a "good deal for Parking lot the students without raising fees," If you're still burning because you had Boise State. College According to Shanholtz, the Taylor to pay to see games in your own stadium December 6, 1973 closed for this year. you may be glad to hear that Publishing Company can print the Les ASBSC President Doug Shanholtz has been Boise for S 12,500 compared to'last year's working on the problem, As a result of S35,000. It will be a "good quality" 240 construction these: .efforts . Boise State students will be • page book with a hardback cover. Full admitted to all high school games played in Com mittee takes survey concerning color pages will be reduced from sixteen to The parking lot across the street from the stadium next year. However, students eight. the Yo-Tech building was closed as of will still have to pay to see games such as Monday, December 3 for construction of a the NCAA playoff held here last week, advanced registratio'n proposal Shanholtz said "wasted space and new, building on the site. The lot has been 'Ih~ AJ 1/,,-: H"!'JII/J1HlIl C('1l1l11l11CC, editorializing' will be eliminated by having parking space for over 75 Vo-Tech Boise area high schools lease-the stadium l'''s'lbk A ~upplrlllelllJ1Y sdlrdull' would during walk .in regi"ration, Students who ,'!I,lIl"'! by CiLlIle, t; D.I'1\ oj Ih" I Ill:lJ,h Taylor Publishing Co. do all the layout. students, who will now have to find from Boise State for a nominal fee, and then he I'ublt,hcd illJKJling cour scs still mail ill payment do n ot have to go through Department. ':llll,hll.:ll'J :1 ',Ul\," L"t ,~ ...d, Representatives of the firm, who have someplace else to park. play about two games per week there "1"'II, illduding tllllse classes and sections walk-through registrat ion. "II .Hi ;1\.h:lfh.'l'J rCI.'I\tt.ll·l"fl phil. handled the Boise State account for several during the football season, After a meeting Ill'" ly created. llll·..... WpplClllelllJly Al til" hl'ginning of c3chseni6tcla D~'..~riptjlln .. of thl." p~Jfl. J~ wr]] J~ years, could see no problems with this Cher Himrod, a member of the between Shanholtz, Boise State '<:hl'duk, would be ;!\'JlJable 10 studcnrs at walk-through rcgisr;ation would be held qU'C\II"flIlJllc" W,'/C dI\III!'Ult·J I" ,tud"llh arrangemenl. Appellate Traffic Court, predicted more administrators; student body presents of Iii... lime ,luJ<'II1s pKk up the n:polt of the HI.uJ Ihc ,dl';"!> b\ 'Ill,klll ·'·/LII"I' .. lIld fill enlering studenls (translt'r and new) parking problems because of the closing of the various high schools, the principal of dJ" r"''1\1'''(~ IhJI h;!"e hr<:n filled. aud othl'ls who djJ flOI particip:lle in Ihc IJl.'tllly Illl'rnh,'l\ I~"I" I"dkd hI 1I]('''lh''I' Shanholtz also proposed cutting costs by the lot. She told the Studen t Senate Borah, and Ron Runyan, CO-<Jrdinator of \)f rlh.' (i.lIl1Illlttl·l'. AJ\'Jn"~d Rl'p,tralioll. Student~ who do LIsing piclures from the Arbiler and from Tuesday that it "was pretty bad for the Athletics for Boise Public School Systems, .1"cS\nll'nts \\ ,'uhl br I,'nl III '[ hl\ fl'r1\{Lltldfl ~) \klll. ft.1f \.·\\fltlrlUll1~ I,,·... 1101 pay by mail or who pay through nsc News Bureau Photographer Frank Vo·Tech students not to be told sooner what Shanholtz termed "J fair addition to ,Iud,'nh, SIlHkllls wh" I'Jy <:nllll' fe,'s ,tudl'lll\, ,,'1'.11.1 t,", 1'1",,·\\<,\ t" Sl'l...lal SOUICl'S(sIKh as pl'rsonJI payment Carr. '-This way," he said "We can have that their parking lot was being closed." the contract" was made. Ihl'll1\l'I\'(\ nlJV lllall III k,', dUling:1 10·1) JdVI\-\.'illrllf, ~J.J\\ \l'lt'.:( 1. 'II, In fnllll.ll loll and scho!Jrship I would pJy frcs in pcrson cowragt' of most of the events since Ihe Students learned of the lot's closure on Shanholtz said the change is important dJ} p,'llod he'Ioll' Ih,' \Iart of :t.,,,,'\ l'r al IhJI IlIlle, !-,.dh'·l1n,: :llid I'''Yllh'lll .'f k'" \<, Ih,lll'."h heginning of Ihe tlrst semesler." Friday. because there' are many students who want ,'.111 h,' J,',"lnplJ,hl'd \l1lL.'1I1 ""111': Idlk"d COSIS will also be cut by reducing to attend these games either becau~e they Herb Mengel, Dileclor of BUildings and I" Ih,' lilli" 1l''1l1l11'llll'lIh "I ,'III "thl'l production from 4a:xJ to "about Ja),J" art' football fans or they're "just bored :, Grounds. suggested Ihal sludents park in prn(l',\'). Senate discusses yearbook, copies. An ad supplement of eight to ten but don't attend bccause of cosl. in the sladium parking lot, adding "it's not lilt.' \~qlll'lh:l' df (."\t'llh. III h,' I..'\}lldtll,,:tl't..! pJges is also bt'ing planned and Shanholtz addition, he said "Everybody now realizes Ihat far to walk," dUring rh~ '.t"tllL'.\h:t bl'!~lfL' tltL' l'!h,' III lold Ihe St'nate that tht' representative of a that it is the s(udenls' stadium." Mengel told the Arbjter that .",lu<'I1 Ih,' ,1.1\"", :lll' 1,' "', 1:1~l'lI, 1\ J, local advertising agency could "guaranll'e When asked if Boise State studenls will class wifhdrawa Is, football construction at Ihe silc was to begin 1"IIIlW', ..'lin l'uhh"llh'll "I .1 "Ium" al least S3lUJ" in ad revenue, This would have to pay to get into the nexl NCAA ct'duct' thc total cost to thc student body Monda)' with the haUling of fLll dirt. "hcdnk, JII .ld\'l\llI~ 1I<"'k w"lrid hl' Ir,'hl ASB I'lnld"nt D, \lJ~ Shanllllliz ljol'Slioncd Ihl' laliJily ofS_' and 5) stLIJ<:nl playoff held in the stadium, Shanholtz The new building will house the shipping dnllll~ will, h ,ludl'lIh 'tlnld 1,',l'lW ,ubnllll"d .1 plllp,,\al 10 III,' studt'nl \t'nall' s"al pIKes, and downlown peoplc buying 10 about S 10,000. promised he was "working on it." He and receiving for BSC, storage area, and the p"!i"d, ,\IIIl"llly lIl'flIJll" 01/:1 It.dfh"'l1 III lln TUl'\(IJ~ I'l[:1 }l'Jrh""j" thai would (\sl LIp hlocks 01 ·10 to SO S":lI" ~Iikr Galhnl':l\' explained that with the set-up of the Buildings and Grounds office, Presently, dl\,U\\ wllh I.I,u!ly ;IJ'"<1I' Ih"11 ;h':lltt'mi, ah"ul S 12500, SPill" III the sl'nalors J,kl'd IIldicJt ...d Ihal he would IJlhcr be rippcd Shanholtz strongly urged the Senate 10 NCAA, there was no a1terna(jve except to Buildings and Grounds ofl1ce is in a trailor 1'1ll~ll'\, Jlld '''Ul'l', Ihn ,h"u!,l (1Ill\ldl'l him IrtlW II ",'uld hc fUlldl'd alld Shallh"ltl 011' any othel lillie '11' Ih,' monlh, when he consider his proposal, and emphasized that hold the game elsewhere, and that students near the Yo-Tech bUildings, and BSC is Llkifl~, .dlh"ngh 'lJlldl'l "1'1Lilli 1"l'lied,""\"1I I,y Irk,' hdl 10 find Ih,' ,'uuld afftlld it.
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