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VQI. 87 No. 20 Friday, September 17, 1982
Proposed engineer·ing ·center receives ~receptive hearing' The Board of Educational Fi creased popularity in the engineer He said the computer science, nance recently reviewed a proposal ing field. Enrollment in the college electrical and mechanical engineer for a new $12.5 million engineering/ doubled last year, he said. ing fields have gained wider popu science center at UNM, said Dean of larity in recent years. Engineering Gerald D. May. It is the first time since 1950 that the number of engineering students The new center would be built May said the proposed project, in the United States has reached east of Tapy Hall ncar the Art which would include a new Electric 50,000, he said. Annex, he said. al Engineering building and an en gineering library, received a "re ceptive hearing" by t~e BEF. If it passes the board it will go Father of DNA before the state legislature for final approval in February or March, he said. to speak at UNM May said ground breaking could Kent Kullby troversial so that established start in late fall of 1983 if the project theories can be scrutinized from a is approved. He estimated construc Bacteria might have been sent wider point of view. tion of the center to take 14 to 18 from another solar system to start months. MlchHI A. Gallegos life here on earth. This is one of the Currently Crick has been studying CHICANO ACnVIST, Lupe Sanchez, president of the Arizona Farm controversial theories proposed by the paths of perception from the eye The planned electrical engineer Workers Union, speaks at the Kiva last night about the plight of Dr. Francis H. C. Crick who arrived to the brain. He will be giving a ing building would house modem in Albuquerque Thursday afternoon lecture on "plasticity in visual sys undocumented workers. · research facilities and specialized to give a series of lectures at the tems and repair of brain damage'' at labs for programs in computer en University. 10:30 a.m. in room 130 of the Fired employee to charge gineering, optical/laser engineering psychology building. He will speak and micro-electronics, the dean Although his theocy on the origin on '' the origin of life on earth and its editor with mi~management said. of life is criticized by scientists and future" at 3:30p.m. in room 139 of creationists alike, other theories of the biology building. The fonner night editor of the Lobo editor Marcy McKinley found The two buildings would each be Crick have been monumental. Crick Daily Lobo said he will present out Hernandez was going to the pub SO percent larger than the Farris En and Dr. James Watson discovered "charges of mismanagement" by lication board with a request for her gineering Center, he said. DNA and its structure in the 1950s ' the newspaper to the Student Pub removal. and received the Nobel Peace Prize lications Board at their scheduled The Student Publications Board is May said the need for the added in 1962. · meeting today at 1:30 p.m. a joint faculty-student committee facilities was propelled by an in- "Discovering DNA was the big Phil Hernandez was fired from his and is charged with selecting editors gest achievement in the revolution night editor position on Sept. 10, and overseeing finances and general of biology, changing it from a scien and he said ~e was given no reason quality of UNM student publica Former Dean ce that studies behavior to one that for the removal. tions. uses experimentation. The discov- One source reported Hernandez Friday's meeting will be held in named to ery linked biology to chemistry as saying he was discharged because the Journalism Building room 212. more closely,'' UNM Biochemistry Board of trustees Professor Dr. Robert Loftfield said. Since that time he has gotten in Gayle M. Krueger volved in researching the origin of life and wrote the book ''Life Itself'' The foimer acting dean of the which postulates the idea of bacteria UNM College of Nursing, Marion being sent from outer space to start Fleck, is among three Albuquerque life on earth. residents who have been named to the board of trustees of UNM Hos "Genetic codes in all organisms pital. are so uniform that it suggests they came from one source, perhaps from Fleck, along with attorney Kaiser another planet. Although I'm not Michael and Dr. Robert Messer, saying it couldn't have happened professor at the UNM School of here," Crick said. He' said the bac Medicine, will assume board re teria or some sort of primitive life sponsibilities this month. . might've been sent here as a survival . technique for a dying planet . Leaving the board are Drs. Ralph Lopez, Martin Fleck and John. Crick believes that it is important Joe Cavaretta. Abrams. to suggest theories that may be con- FRANCIS CRICK Zimmerman to receive new computer system Julie Matteucci- three· machines to do this. man could be checking books out oq · "Eventually, we will have the systeni within a year, Rollins Zimmennan Library is in the pro- enou~h terminals; we only have 16 said. cess of setting up its new computer now, but we're working towards an Under the system, when a boo~ is system that records information on integrated library system,' • Rollins checked out, an optical character all the books in the general and law said. The next set of tenninals to be recognition ~.,and will be used, libraries and will, in one year, be purchased will be fot Fine Arts, much like those used in department used to check out boOks. Tireman and Parish Memorial. stores, he said. The process wiU be "As of September, nearly 70 per- The new system cost the library more accurate and rapid. The com· cent of the data base (bOok inform a- about $200,000, Rollin said. puter will give a due date and will tion in Zimmennan) has been loaded show employees on the tenninal if and indexed into the system,'' said The comptiter system will allow the book is being held for someone Stephen Rollins, Zimmerman cir- · records to be more accurate, and it else. Students will no longer have to culation librarian. will be cost-effective. It will also· fill out cards to check books out, one. tape. reel or large .disk-type give employees an opportunity to re Rollins explained. tftl,recordsabout22,000titJes,cal1 shelve books faster because the numbers and authors. Since Febru• computer will do the card indexing, 1'The system will send out over WEIKLYOVERDUINOTICEionboobfromZimmermanUbrarywlll ary, the library has acquired 14 not the staff, he said. . due notices on a weeldy basis and be one Improvement IlliCit by th•· new 1200,000 computer, uys reels. tttakesaboutoneweektoload Depending on the progress of not just three times a year," Rollins said. · St.phen Rolflnt, clrculltlon llbnrlan. and index one tape, and they have storing the library records, Zimmer- Page 2, New Mexico Daily Lobo, September 17, l982 Page 3, New Mexico Daily Lobo, September 17, 1982 autumn as viewed by Wire Report by United Press International Graduates discuss TA abuse Trend Report 0 rnftrlrlft. Hair 6 Skin Graduate assistant/teacher assis The question of abuse stems from representative of the g~aduate stu International News Stephanie, younger daughter of State and Local News tant abuse was one of the topics of low assistant salaries and alleged de. dents. Grace and Prince Rainier, told her discussion at a recent meeting of Best nt!WS: the options ore many--no one father she tried to reach over and pull UNM's Graduate Students' Asso partment demand for more than the Some of the problems cited were trend Is a "must." Colors ore worm ond rtch; Stroke is cause the car's emergency brake, but was $300,000 claim ciation, allowed, 20·hour maximum assis the high amount of utility deposits browns, grays, burgundles ... rtchjeweltones unsuccessful, Duplay said. tant work time, she said, ... wlnter pastels. Fabrics ore textured, required locally for the OUt·Of•state of Grace's death filed by father According to Marie Mound, GSA In an effort to stem other graduate graduate students and the elimina Lengths ore vorted. Splkey short hair Is sol· "It was definitely Grace who was ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. graduate assistant/teacher assistant student problems, the association tion of the "unnecessary layer of tened.,,untomed hair Is controlled ... color driving,'' said Duplay, who was the MONTE CARLO, Monaco - The father of an 8-year·old girl who committee chairwoman, a survey on bureaucratic red tape of discnroll odds wormlh ... perms gently curt or Uft. first doctor to examine both women discussed the feasibility of creating Princess Grace suffered a stroke was held under the water at a swim abuse has been taken but the results an ombudsman's office to function ment," one graduate student put within hours of the accident. as while driving her car along a moun. ming pool and drowned has filed a have not been compiled. as an administrative "Und community it. tain road and her 17-year-old daugh· Duplay also said Stephanie suf $300,000 claim against the city, In other business, GSA formally ler Stephanie tried in vain to pull the fered a fracture of the seventh ver alleging emotional distress from vehicle's emergency brake, a doGtor opened nominations for chairman. @rnflrlrtfl. tebra in the accident but said the allegations that he contributed to the Nomimations will remain open until :c who examined the princess said injury in no way endangered her life. death. Thursday. Group forms on campus the next meeting scheduled at 9 a.m. uni-~ex ~unbelt formulas ..1ir & skin The palace initially said Stephanie George Rodriguez, father of Oct. 22 in the SUB room 203. Dr. Jean Duplay, director of the suffered only bruises, Veronica Rodriguez, filed the claim neurological surgery department of r------, in district court recently as part of a A new stude.nt group, the Campus the Central Hospital at Nice, said An organizer of the group, Phil I ''Getting to,~now $5 00 Off I U.S. First Lady Nancy Reagan suit he filed against the city last Committee for Human Rights in Brinkman, said that topics discussed I you l!lpecial • I Grace, 52, suffered a "brain hemor and Britain's Princess Diana were May, Latin America, is fom1ing on cam at the meeting will include how to I . opt tt!gular price no h.'lir de"lgn 1 rhage" and his diagnosis was con among a long list of .dignitaries who· 1 , lwll~ couP''" Ibn~ Sept.~} 1982! 'I Veronica died in July 1981,4lfew pus. Ar, organizational meeting is get started as a student organization, finned by a·brain .scan perfoqned on planned .to travel to the glittering 7104 CentrQI SE eaet, days after she was held under the scheduled at 7 p.m. Wednesday in how to apply for money and what I Wyo. 6(.oul,,ona 1 the princess after the fatal accident Mediterrane311 principality to attend I 255-0166• 262-lUlU I water ,at the public .~?Wimming pool Mitchell Hall room 104. type of projects to become involved Monday. the funeral. by two or ·three other ,girls. A 12- J·------·------~----- The organization drafted a con in. year-ald girl was convicted of stitution among other formalities second-degree murder in the death "We want to inforn1 everybody late Thursday night in order to be what's going on down there (in Latin last Apri.l. come an official student organiza Rodriguez originally sued the city America)," said Graham Mayer, tion. another organizer of the group. for $920,000, alleging city officials The group is scheduled to have a breached their duty to supervise the "There is not much we can do right table in the Student Union Building now, except infom1 people. We will pool and have proper first aid equip every Wednesday during the late Get into Lobo spirit ment at the facility. be having a few films and slide morning and early afternoon with shows," he said. this Biday night-at The city, in response, charged pamphlets and newsletters available that Rodriguez was with his daugh on conditions in Latin America. "We will be working close with Ned's. We'll be support ter the day of the incident and failed A slideshow, ''Dictators and Dol the Latin American Coalition," ing Lobo fans with our 50¢ to properly supervise and protect lars," has also been scheduled by Mayer said. draft picks all night long. her. the group for Sept. 22 with a noon The slideshow was made by the In the counterclaim, Rodriguez and 8 p.m. showing in room 231-C Albuquerque Resource Center, a ___ J You can down one of our alleged that the accusation caused D of the SUB. The slide show will be group that just finished research in hot dogs for another four bits. him severe depression and emotion free. Central America. al distress. And Sassy Jones will be making Attorney finds files music to move to. So join us Friday ~ night to drink to the Lobos' victory! in cardboard boxes II SMALL Class SANTA FE, N.M.- An attor il ads Ad ney trying to figure out how much /! are land the state owns says shortcom ,I Dead ings in rccordkeeping by the Proper seen ty Control Division and other state ! line Theee place for agencies has made his job more dif j. ficult. call277-5656 Manuel Rodriguez has been Lobo spirits. working on the project for the past. 18 months, on a $50,000 contract and find out about Jliuh ,,.... with the division. being seen In the l·.un da~\! In his summary, he wrote that .\furnui I lull thdii'IY'IIIIillft~WI files containing deeds and title ab· ..!•}atlmfl(i,ml stracts are "kept on the floor in de ..... DAILY LOBO lt•••m f:ll crepit cardboard boxes." 4200 Central SE Rodriguez also said that over the years, the division has not obtained title abstracts or title insurance on ...... some acquired property and that title work and services •'reflect and bet i!! 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.... Page 4, New Mexico Daily Lobo, September 17, 1982 Page 5, New Mexico Daily Lobo, September 17, 1982 Letters Rape is a man's issue, too, says Lobo columnist questions columnist's aim Alternative Community center Kent Kullby nomenon. It's more of a power of guys joking about sex and even Editor: the concepts he tries to define? to one, will you find in it any dis humanity, not criticism and truly believe that my command play," he said. In defense and without apolo· rape you're expected to laugh along Take, for instance, efficiency- it cipline or clarity. vague accusations but the cour of the English language lies in so The re<~sons men commit rape are While being expected to be domi with them,'' he said. gins I would like to express my can be defined as the ratio of use What we need are not those many unshuffled memos? age to fight with a sense of hon varied, but one common factor be nant and successful, a man finds his To help break through. male peer . viuws on Hichard M. Berthold's ful output to the total input. On who shout out angry cries every or- by one's self! And I ask Mr. tween them is that men strongly feel ego is really tcnous and fragile and view from the bottom {sic). pressure and expectations, the this he scores a negative one, a time they can't have their own Berthold now- am I living a lie? they are the dominant sex and when not as strong as he'd like it to be, Alternative Community Center is Perh~ps it is because he's been complete inverse relationship. way but the cultivation of Have I learned nothing? Does he Gerard lawless their ego is threatened they will act Knox said. at the bottom for so long that he organizing a men's awareness Excellence is for those who strive in bizarre ways, Counselor F. Knox said about 30 percent of the group, and UNM's Rape Crises knows nothing else. He impress for it, and it refers to something Robert Knox said. men who commit rape have been Center also runs men's support ed upon me a completely as llcurious" that is of the highest quality. Relationship seen Knox counsels men who have sexually abused themselves. Direc groups. obscene and distasteful mono And, the only effectiveness his Editor, Committee for Campus Child assured that a new building committed rape or have violent ten tor of Rape Crises Center, Lanni logue without any basis what article will have is to draw ene Care, and most recently as a GSA would be ready for the children dencies. He works for Confict Man Ann Fredman, said statistics are soever. He lacks decency, mod mies by the dozens. Does he The University of New Mexico representative to the co-op's by the beginning of fall semes agement, Inc., and was one of the very poor about the number of male ASUNM laws esty and respect for not only his think he can wage an argument has always had a curious rela managing committee. At times ter. The building commitment is guest speakers at ''Rape is a Men's rapes that occur because men arc peers and this institution {which and then have people follow him tionship with the child care cen the university's double vision the most concrete (pardon the Issue'' meeting Tuesday night at the even less likely to report the rape not violated, he chooses to use to further his by using slander and contempt? ter on campus. Ort one hand, the has been beneign and even word play) expression of uni Alternative Community Center. than women, ill-conceived goals: that is to His idea of reaching many by this administration has supported amusing, as "straight" business versity support that the co-op Director of UNM's Women Cen "Male rape victims in prisons are official rules destroy it), but also of himself. method shows for itself his self· child care with a rent-free site administration types in powerful has ever received, In order to se ter, Katherine Brooks, spoke on the more likely to commit rape on This type of strategy will ulti· ishness and self-centeredness. and laissez-faire attitude for the positions find themselves cure that commitment, the co-op socialization of men to be aggres women once released from prison," ASUNM Jaw was not violated mately be the least effective and My indignation stems from past twelve years. Yet the uni arguing in favor of a radical so was required to demonstrate the sive, active and dominant in life and Fredman said. when the Student Senate adjourned the most self-defeating for the the complete and total misinter versity continually asks the cen cial program- child care at necessity and high quality of its toward women. "I remember some Although most of the 30 men and and reconvened on Sept. 8, said simple reason that he'll find few pretation of the power and ter to demonstrate its necessity work/school site- while feeling service, first to the administra of the things my father said to me women who attended the meeting ASUNM Attorney General Karen followers here. motivation behind education. He and justify its cost, as if the admi personally that mothers should tors and then to the Board of Re about sex like, 'If a woman con were not the type to commit rape, Gallegos. What does he hope to accom has taken the liberty to twist the nistrators are unconvinced of the stay home with their kids. But re gents. But now it seems the uni sents, she means it. If she says no, Brooks said, there are things the ASUNM Senator Tim LeDay, Chess champ to compete plish by perpetuating the very issue entirely out of context. For appropriateness of child care or cently university ambivalence versity has lost sight of the she means try again,"' Knox said. men could do to discourage the sex who left immediately after the meet rhetoric he scorns? Did he ever all the other faults our system uncomfortable with their sup has been costly for co-op staff reason behind the commitment, ''Even with the amount of prog ist and sexual thoughts that support ing was first adjourned, questioned Chess enthusiasts will be able who wants to play, members or stop to think that maybe it's not may possess, it does offer one port of a cooperatively run stu and students with children who because the building is not ready ression the women's movement has dominance over women. the legality of reconvening and to compete with five-time state non-members, but a player limit the system that makes the per consolation. Education is the dent service. need child care. and won't be for another six to had, we are still fighting those "Men can make a real difference unanimously passing a resolution chess champion Steve Sandager of 35 persons has been set. The son beca1;se it doesn't have to be built-in safeguard of democracy I have witnessed this ambiva At the end of last spring twelve weeks, leaving staff un stereotypical roles in raising chil by just casually saying to someone honoring New Mexico State Sen. at a campus tournament next doors will open at 6:30p.m. and responsible for the indiv,idual; against complete dictatorship in lence in various forms over the semester, the co-op was evacu employed and parents frantically dren," Brooks said. Parents are far who is pinching and sexually haras Tom Rutherford. LeDay had ob week. play will continue until about 10 maybe it's the person who whatever form it may present it past five years, as a parent with a ated from its mid-campus site in searching for other child care in more negative criticizing a boy for sing a woman at work to 'cut it out. jected to the resolution during the The 1982 UNM Chess Club or 11 p.m. makes the systeml And what self. Education is not a hapha co-op child, as chairperson ofthe Mesa Vista Hall to make for a the interim. The temporary being a sissy than a girl for being a regular meeting. She doesn't like that.' You don't will hold its first tournament Fri Tournament players need to does he know of equity; are his zard field, as he suggests. All co-op's parent board, as a mem new student services building. building the co-op now occupies tomboy, she said. have to ride in on a white horse, but No objections were raised to re views just, impartial and fair? In fields are so complex that only day in the Student Union Build supply a chess board of Staunton ber of Swede Johnson's Search The staff and parents were can only adequately accomodate In our society we grow up with the just those simple things can make a convening the meeting or to voting ing room 23 I. fact, what does he know of any of once you've committed yourself on the resolution, Gallegos said. style. Players may register at the 20 children, but 80 to 100 need feeling that might makes right, big difference in the way other men The tourney is open to anyone time of the tournament. the service and are on a waiting Knox said. "Many of the men I think about women," Brooks said. ASUNM law was not violated in , list. The high quality staff is counsel !ike to believe that their sex One audience member com part or in spirit, she said. being drastically reduced be ual drives arc too strong to control, mented on the peer pressure in , cause there aren't as many chil but rape is not a sexual phe- volved. "When you're with a bunch dren to care for in the temporary site as there were before the move. The delay in moving into the "WHBRE ALL THE' new building is unnecessary and reflects the university's present Popejoy Hall GOOD TFIJNGS 1/APPHN!" low level of concern for child care as a student service. Since the new site will be made from pre-fab buildings, the university Presents can choose to put pressure on the contractor and speed up the The World Renowned moving-in date. If the university The Original and Only would take its support seriously and would follow through on its generous commitment to stu dents With children, the new building could be a reality in far less time. The students with chil· dren on the waiting list, the co-op staff, ASUNM and GSA, and the BALLET student community in general are waiting for the university to end its ambivalence and give wholehearted support to the FOLKLORICO child care co-op. ,,,~~ :\ ~~ Nancy M. Theriot GSA representative DE MEXICO 'H'tY ,lfWS'r Mt - rF "THERE WAS Sa.\!iWING W~~ ~1'1\t ~m ~AliT'tES, ''D 'li~L '*OU !' DOONESBURY NEW MEXICO "Dazzlingly beautiful" -- New York Times by Garry Trudeau Daily Lobo Directed and Choreographed By OH, w:;.qmo YeAH! 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