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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the The aiD ly Lobo 1961 - 1970 at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in 1970 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Editorial: Faculty Firmly Rejects Senate Proposal The faculty firmly defeated a large to efficiently and thoroughly defense of students against larger group is more likely to policies affecting student life was Cor1stitutional proposal for a faculty senate conduct a growing volume of outside interference. Cot:l:rP.IJ also come up with novel solutions and adopted. . Tuesday, leaving general faculty business. "Too many issues are pointed out the speed with which new ideas." , Governance committee is still meetings as the method of now coming to the faculty to meetings of the faculty and 0 p position to the senate working on proposals for an governance. receive responsible attention," he students reopened UNM after last proposal cut across usual factional all-University council, greater Amendments The proposal, from the said. This situation was attributed spring's student strike, and said lines. Gunther Rothenbe1·g evoked student participation in academic Committee on University in the committee's written report that universities which have been general laughter with his policy making and a uniform Governance, was presented in the to a faculty size which has more sh·u t down by student protests comment, "I'm surprised to find policy for hearing grievances and form of three resolutions. The than doubled in the past five years have usually found general faculty myself in the same corner as disciplinary cases. Hoyt said the The Lobo advocates the passage of first would have approved the and an enrollment increase from meetings necessary in order to professors Merkx, Cottrell and proposals are being presented Constitutional Amendments Nos. 3, creation of a senate suhject to 10,000 to 17,000 students in the reopen,citing the 1964 free speech Schmidt." separately so possible opposition A, 5 and 6. . certain conditions, the second same period, crisis at Berkeley as an example. The attitude of many of the to one will not cause the defeat of No. 3 requires that a legal advisor would have provided· for the The request for endorsement in Only two professors, both approximately 200 faculty all. The faculty needs to cut down election of an ad hoc committee principle became a point of members of the governance members present was probably on its volume of business, and, he for Student Court be appointed by to draw up a specific proposal for opposition. Marion Cottrell committee, spoke in defense of a summarized by the professor who said, "The alternative to a senate the dean of the Law School from the the senate's structure and powers, likened it to buying a used car senate during debate. Ralph said, "I came here more or less in is probably to improve the law faculty. In light of recent legal and resolution three would have without finding out how the Norman was greeted with a loud favor of a senate, but after committee structure." quadries and the court's inability. to set a deadline of Feb. 28, 1971, motor runs. But the strongest ''yes!'' from several faculty listening to these people speak GSA President Bill Pickens for the committee to submit its opposition was on the grounds members when he asked, "Have I've had a sudden awakening." expressed disappointment with tell the difference between proposal to the faculty. that a senate would provide less we lost faith in representative A surprise motion to cut off the faculty's decision. "Whenever constitutional and unconstitutional Edwin Hoyt, gove1·nance representation for individual government?" debate after it had been in an issue comes up involving the questions, we feel a trained committee chairman, said in members of the faculty than the The charge of inefficiency progress less than an hour carried, students that would take away supervisor, without voting rights, presenting resolution one, "What. existing general meetings. Paul against the faculty meetings was and the resolution was defeated some of the faculty's power," he we're asking today is a kind of Schmidt opened the debate by challenged by most speakers. on a voice vote. No attempt was said, "those who are against it will would be the best answer. in-principle endorsement of a saying, "Non-members of the Merkx said most of the routine made to introduce the second turn out and defeat it." He said No. 4 calls for the abolition of senate," and added it would be senate would be relegated to business is efficiently handled resolution. students would get a more Student Affairs Committee, which is better, if the faculty were firmly second-class citizenship." now and important issues should The senate was the second of favorable response from a faculty no longer needed since chartering opposed to a senate, to defeat the Hoyt said in his presentation be debated at length by the full three proposals from the senate. procedures have been changed. The resolution rather than wait until that the six student members of faculty. Hubert Alexander said governance committee to be Eric Nelson, ASUNM president, an ad hoc committee had spent the committee strongly favored a the Faculty Policy Committee was defeated. Last spring, its proposal was less critical. "There were a Jot committee also voted itself out of three months working on a senate because they believed it capable of providing efficient that Student Standards of effective arguments against the existence last spring. proposal only to have it defeated would be more responsive to transaction of faculty business, Committee hear grievance and proposal," he said, "and many of No. 5 would delete the portion of By JIM PENSIERO Albuquerque, Nov. 17-(JP)-A then. students' problems, but Gilbert and another speaker defended disciplinary policy could be the normally radical professors the ASUNM Constitution which Hoyt said the Governance Merkx countered that the general large meetings by saying, "Those adopted was defeated. An earlier were against it. I don't think it Being as reality has been so riot took place tonight at a concert requires the faculty to pass all given by superstars the Hot Junk Committee favored a senate faculty meetings have been the of us who have had a chance to proposal to eliminate the kills the whole governance crushing lately we thought we might becausl' the faculty has grown too necessity of faculty approval for ASUNM Constitutional Railroad. The disturbance occurred source of some of tht> strongest study group dynamics know a package." Amendments. We do not feel dull the pain like a proverbial coca leaf by relating a purely hypothetical as the Railroad tuned their students need faculty approval for Across instruments. 12 people received every step we make. The faculty has event that could possibly occur in Albuquerque in the near future. thumb injuries. already deleted a similar portion The riot took place shortly· after a NEVV In a vain attempt to prepare a from their constitution, and the warm-up group, the Stalegmites, Regents have approved that deletion. story on time for my delightful Tlze Great editor and receive 12 brownie points . were booed off the stage after The Lobo opposes Amendments performing a rousing set that Nos. 1 and 2, which deal with in my faltering journalism class I thought I would handle a story in included such favorites as, "Chunk WI EX ICO lowering the number of hours the classic five W's and one H style Divide of my Neck," "Snotty Bogie" and required for ASUNM presidential "Bam-Bam Sha Bam the Old Man and vice presidential candidates. We (where, when, why, who, what and how). The story is coming out of a Just Gave Me a Grand," which is a I •• Campus Police, Student Hassle feel the current number of hours mythical wire service, the JP, and is memorial to the original stars in the ' required is necessary so the president preceded by several snappy advances. field. and vice president have as much Albuquerque, Nov. 16- (JP) As the Hot Junk mounted the experience as possible in dealing with stage they were attacked by ~4 Over Posting of Campaign Sign the University's inner structure. It "This is perhaps the greatest thing to happen in Albuquerque since we their words, "keep the boys comfy." bra-less girls who made a vam A minor fracas yesterday materials) the officer became Eichwald said. would also make it more possible for were put on Triple-AAA list of the Promotor Ernie Bilko has attempt to touch their heroes. The between campus police and a abusive and a heated argument "During the meeting I said the some crazy to run for the jobs twice American Truckers Association." promised Santa Fe the concert will assault was repulsed by a detachment UNM student resulted in the resulted between him and the sign was not against University (if anyone is really that crazy). With this glowing appraisal local run smoothly. He added he has sold of the National Guard and six of the ·' student being taken to the campus officer, Eichwald said. rules and it was an error in Sarah Laidlaw police station handcuffed, but Eiehwald also alleged the judgment (on the part of the promoter Ernie Bilko summed up 13,000 tickets for a hall that holds miniature German Shepherds. later being released with no officer pulled a can of mace, and officer)," Lavender said. the general consensus of opinion of 11,000 with his logic being, "if we Police Chief Pinkus 0. Supressor charges filed against him. the second officer stepped in to Lavender said he has no the Duke City's youth as the word pack the place too full there won't called the incident "the kind of thing ! • The incident between the "cool off" the first one. administrative jurisdiction over that ruins it for all the kids who are police and the student occurred in Eichwald was then handcuffed the campus security forces, and spread that nationwide phallic be any room for fisticuffs." front of the Chicano Studies and taken to the station, but that the meeting between those symbols and rock stars The Hot Junk Albuquerque, Nov. 17-(JP) behaving ·themselves." He added that Center when Ernesto Eichwald released immediately with no involved in the fracas was "to Railroad would make a pit stop in The Hot Junk Railroad arrived in the the majority of the audience was protested against two campus charges filed against him. establish the facts with both sides · the city. Duke City aboard Trans Transient silent and didn't seem to do anything policemen removing a Lavender denied ordering the present." Hot Junk has had remarkable today at the Sunport amid great but laugh. legally-posted campaign sign. police to remove the campaign Lavender termed the incident After all the corpses were cleared l'ht1fo l•l" CJ,n,·l. 1-'<·il Eichwald said the police told sign in a meeting in his office "most unfortunate" and said it sue cess (in light of their talent) fanfare. A major portion of the city's Indian students perform on him they were ordered to remove between the officers, Eichwald, indicated to him "meetings among especially evident in their album, "heads" were on hand to greet the and order restored the Hot Junk behalf of The Brotherhood, a the sign by Vice President for student witnesses, and Ralph people involved in problems with Jubilation for the Masses. A single people who are "great innovators crashed into their stage show, which coalition of 12 students running Student Affairs Harold Lavender. Holst, campus police' chief. campus police should occur and a major reason why American has been called by rock experts Candidate Rally for the ASUNM Senate. The When Eichwald asked one of the Holst then said he had given the forthwith." from that album, "Abscess to Your officers if the group who had order to remove the sign, The campaign sign in question Heart," is currently coasting high on music is where it is today." across the country a "first rate show, students performed yesterday afternoon at a rally on the Mall posted the sign had 'llJilfJif.liiT:mJun::mmr.rr3il~i!Diiilmnmr;;~r:mfi:>lm:mmwr:EmJII::mm was legally posted according to the nationwide "top 40" charts. Singer Jimmy Incoherent top notch and heavy as a brick." the ASUNM Elections Code, said and tl1e candidates discussed their misunderstood the Election Code Polling Places The trio is composed of Jimmy wondered out loud if perhaps the Beginning their act with a platforms. (concerning posting of campaign Pat Boatwright, chairman of the Incoherent on base, vocal (for lack plane hadn't been hijacked to repertoire of old favorites, including There will be six polling Elections Commission. places on campus today, with The Elections Code also of better name}, and hand Alberia. His fears were quickly the "Insanity Blues," "How to paper ballots being used for specifies that illegally posted percussion; Franc la Film on drums quelled when community leader Phil Become a Star Without Actually the ASUNM Senate elections. campaign materials "will be Letters: and Tom "Booster" Stacatto on "Dialated" Pupils presented the band Being Good," "The Friendly Students Quiz Justice Officials These include: the Union promptly removed by custodial guitar and vocal. with a key to the city. Asked about Stranger" and "If I Only Had a and the immediate area, the crews or the Electiohs Voice," they quickly moved into Discussion Covers Civ~l Rights, 'No-Knock' residency halls commons area Commission." They are scheduled to perform at the strange square shape of the key, (La Posada), Hokona Hall, Student Coalition Pipejoy Hall on Wednesday at 8 p.m. Pupils said, "Keys are perhaps the cuts from their new album. Students quizzed three Justice people out of line at the airport, I Nixon administration policies on fraternity and sorority house !lliillllll!lllilllllllilllllllllllillillllllllllrrllllllfilllllll!ll!llllfiiiTIIIIII/IIIIIIIilllllllliiUIIllllll To the Editor: greatest contribution Albuquerque Singer Jimmy Incoherent Department officials yesterday on think, is unjust, but I'm not crime prevention and drug area and the education with a sell-out crowd for this once - legislation. Nelson As a program for the student has for the outside world besides explained to a JP reporter that the a variety of topics, including civil prepared to say federal laws were complex. in - a- lifetime event. 10-4 rights, school desegregation, broken." "I am not guaranteeing the All polls will open at 8 Endorsements Senate, the United Student Coalition Albuquerque, N.M., Nov. 17- green chile." album is "an attempt to get away "rio-knock" laws, the FBI, the The following questions Justice Department will turn p.m. The Hokona and La ASUNM President Eric Nelson for Peace supports the following: {JP) - Albuquerque police Chief After a brief stop at Yale Park from the crotch kicking music of Chicago conspiracy trial and the became somewhat heated and around 180 degrees on their Posada polling places will· has endorsed the following 1) A voting student and faculty Pinkus 0. Supressor has recently where good vibes and a few publicity earlier days into something of a more barring of people with long hair Rehnquist said, "You're simply policies because student leaders close at 7 p.m. with all other candidates for Senate: Dan member on the Regents. beefed up his force in anticipation shots were taken of local meaningful vein." from the Highland High School unloading on us. We can't have a object to them, but we thought polls closing at 5 p.m. Cimino, Louis Baca, Pam Powell, Auditorium during President productive discussion." that live human beings on the Voters must be members Ray Hamilton, Ralph Baca, 2) Any policies pertaining to for, in his words, what could be "a misbehavers egging a jewlers, the Incoherent was just that as he and In resp011Se to questions on other side of the table would be compatriots Film and Staccato Nixon's speech last month. of ASUNM and must have a JoAnn Sanchez, Juan Abetya, student affairs must be submitted to rowdy crowd of young hooligans" band's entourage moved slowly up The discussion session, which c i vi I rights, Roll a p said, of some help," said Rehnquist in current validated student ID. Sylvia Gonzales, John Lieuwen, them in a referendum and passed, or that is expected tomorrow night at a Central, where temporary finished out their 35 minutes with a was held yesterday afternoon in "Segregated school systems in the explaining the visits planned to Voters must sign a roster and Tom Drummond, Michael agreed to by their elected concert given by pop stars Hot Junk headquarters were established at rousing four minute version of "You the International Center, is part of South will be virtually eliminated some 50 campuses. vote in person. Montoya and Lance Gordon. a Justice Department public by the end of this school year." In answer to charges the representatives to be binding upon Railroad. White Winrock. and I, !~lying High, Under the Moon, government is pursuing a hardline IIIJITIIIII!nlllllllllllillilllllllllllllllllllllllllllll/lllll/lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllliWIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIiiiiiiiiiiiU/IIIIIIliiUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIiiiUIIIIIIIIIII/IIIJITII/IIIIIIIIIIIliiiiiiiiiiiiiiUIUIIIIIIII/IIU/11 relations tour to explore student When aslmd to define segregation, --•··-. them. High on a Spoon," which brought o 11 drug users, Rollap said the "The job for me and the boys is to Commenting on the apparent lack attitudes. Rehnquist indicated it was a 3) Academic scholarships should maintain order and that is precisely of activity in the city, besides the audience to their feet for more. constitutional question and would "Federal government did not put be given financial priority over what we will do. There's no room for watching pick-up trucks drag, After a terse encore and a few The Justice Department have to be decided by the emphasis on the prosecution of peace signs to ghe audience, the Hot representatives were Assistant Supreme Court. users." athletic scholarships. statute breakers in a metropolis like drummer Franc la Film formerly a Attorney General William H. Earlier Rehnquist told a press The current Federal drug abuse 4) Any student monies should go Albuquerque," the chief said. native of Alsace-Lourraine, said, Junk rushed to the Sunport where a Rehnquist, Richard Rollap, and student government leaders law is the most progressive toward building a first-rate, In expectation, Supressor has "well, it's not Juarez, but it's our mail plane was waiting to transport special ns.~istant to the deputy conference, ''Nixon has not legislation in the area with undergraduate library and outlined what his arsenal will duty as responsible rock stars to play them to their next engagement, a attorney general, and Gil Pompa, backed down on integration. The possession now being a intra·mural athletic program before three week stand at the assist an t d ire c tor 0 f the number of schools integrated now misdemeanor, he added. contain: 76 police officers, two riot the good with the bad." community relations service. and the number integrated one to He also asserted the current monies are diverted into cars, a car load of tear gas (loc~lly Hot Junk will appear at Pipejoy internationally famed Club Spanky Much of the discussion two years ago does not show any "no·knock" provisions in two inter-collegiate athletics. made, of course), a rovmg Hall tonight along with local upstarts in Flagstaff, Ariz. centered on the events backing down," he said. pieces of crime legislation were 5) Combination of a flea-market motorcycle detachment, four buses, the Stalegmites, formerly of Promoter Ernie Bilko called the surrounding President Nixon's "A case is now being argued in "co'dification of what was built up and crafts fair in which students and Carlsbad. event a complete success and amid visit to Albuquerque. Several the 5th Circuit Court, on which in case law in regard to search and 16 infiltrating miniature German students complained of having the deadline was set for 1969·70, seizure." He also characterized others can rent, for a small fee, an cries of "far out" (the hipster .-·~~~ shepherds and six cartons of those Promoter Ernie Bilko has called been pulled out of line at andmoremonthswereallowedto suggested preventive detention '¥· area in the Ballroom to display their nifty red flares for the light show. the show "a complete sell-out." equivalent to cool), he promised to Highland High School and at the desegregate. It was one case. proposals, allowing a suspect to be ·-~--~ ' craft. Meanwhile, Albuquerque's branch bring in another famous group, the airport during Nixon's visit. One There is no record of backing held up to 60 days without ·----~~I:...:.:.£J 6) Complete fiscal investigation Jesse James· Gang in the near future. member of the audience down," he argued. posting bail, as a means of Photo by Davis of the Laides for Freedom (LAF), in complained of having been Other questioning centered William Rehnquiest, assistant of food services and bookstore ithe anticipation of a riot, have prepared Albuquerque Mayor Reginald encouraging speedier trials. arrested for disturbing the peace. around the relation of the Justice "The man would have to have Justice attorney general, answers a Union. 1200 egg salad sandwiches and Spectre could not be reached for Rehnquist responded by Department to other Federal legal trial within the 60 days," Rollap question posed by UNM student Fred Ream similar amounts of hot cocoa to, in comment. saying: "The idea of pulling and civil rights organizations, and said, Doug Nance. Wednesday, November 18, 1970 ' , ______New Director Suggests Library Reforms ___ Ky, Wife Tour U.S. AF Academy 'Unlimited Loan Period Proposed Continue 17 Day Visit to Military Installations By BRAD SMITH woman, got within about 50 yards South Vietnamese are erirolled in By BARBARA MORGAN meanings. requested its use. I haye observl'd AIR FORCE ACADEMY, Colo. of Ky before being pushed off. the a special program on coastal and New ideas typify the atLitudP Lobo: Do you have reason to that this system works fairly well (UP!)- South Vietnamese field by military policemen. Ky river warfare at the new Naval War of Peter Siarr, Zimmerman believe students would •. act for the faculty. It could work for President Nguyen Cao Ky and his did not see them, College. library's new circulation director, responsibly if given what is everyone, including students. wife arrived at the U.S. Air Force Ky and his wife, Dewi, dined He also paid a visit to the Naval who is hoping to suggest new virtu ally faculty privileges for One other limitation I would Academy Tuesday amid strict with Clark at the superintendent's Officer Candidate School where policies to correct the causes of unlimited book check out'? suggest for such an open ended security precautions. quarters. Wednesday he was David Eisenhower, son-in-law of student complaints about the Starr: The two week time limit system would be a semester limit Ky is on a 17 day U.S. tour scheduled to receive a briefing and President Nixon, is enrolled. UNM main library. seemed a reasonable time in which for everyone. The semester which includes stops at military tour of the Academy, then talk to No newsmen wet·e permit~ed to After researching various to use a book, but the present structure of UNM determines installations across the country. about 700 cadets from political speak with Ky or his dozen or so library problems Starr has come turn in rate shows many people study and reference habits of the Ky, who is himself a pilot in his science and geography classes. a ides and he was steered away up with numerous suggestions for turn in books before the deadline university community. If we had nation's air force, arrived aboard a The South Vietnamese leadet· from gate one where about 130 new check out procedures and falls. Due dates may not be an indefinite loan period it would U.S. Air Force C-135 jet will review the Academy's noon young persons demonstrated unlimited check out periods for needed at all. Granted, faculty be reasonable to ask that books be transport. He was greeted at formation and eat lunch before quietly against his visit. everyone, including students. and students have different uses brought back at the end of each Peterson Field near Colorado leaving at 1 p.m. Wednesday. Ky was welcomed to the base Some of his ideas are to be for books. But, they all have to go semester. Of course there could be Springs by Lt. Gen. Albert P. From the school he will go to the Monday by Vice Adm. Richard G. scheduled for discussion at through essentially the same some exceptions to the rules, as in Clark AFA superintendent. Army Command and General Colbert, president of the Naval Facully Library Committee p1·oceedure of reading the book. the case of a graduate student or Ky traveled by motorcade to Staff College at Ft. Leavenworth, War C allege, following a flight meetings, possibly ending in some A book is something one needs faculty member doing extensive the Academy, which is 10 miles Kan. from West Point. A 19-gun salute changes from within the staff for to read for different purposes, research over the summer for north of Colorado Springs in the Ky told his greeters, "We have from twin brass cannons in front betterment of Zimmerman 0 ne purpose, possibly for an example. But even these books shadows of the front range of the many Vietnamese students of the war college greeted the library. undergraduate, would be for a would be subject to caJI in if Rocky Mountains. studying in your bases. I'd like to party. Lobo: Why does the library use short term paper. For that, a book someone else needed it also. Only three protesters managed see them." Ky reviewed a Marine honor the two week check out period can be read maybe in a day or Lobo: Many students have to penetrate the tight security at Earlier Tuesday, he did visit guard after a salute from the when many students have two. In other cases like graduate complained about the lengthy the airfield. with 246 of his countrymen at the Newport Naval Station band. expressed discontent with that students' research, the book may procedure necessary to check out The trio, two young men and a Newport, R.I. Naval Base. The limitation? be needed as a reference for a a book at Zimmerman library. Do Starr: The original two week longer period of time. you have suggestions for any Activities Day loan period was urged by the old Lobo: If your suggestions are alternatives for the present For Alliance Francaise UNM's annual activities day GSA to assure that books would discussed and approved, what unwieldy and inconvenient will continue until 11:30 tonight. be available to students when they kind of limitations would you system? Adrianopolous Information booths sponsored by needed them. The two week loan place on length of check out Starr: The library recognizes campus organizations will be set period is an arbitrary time period, periods? the present check-out system is Mus.icians Meet Sunday up in the Union Ballroom. too long for some, too shmt for Starr: At present, only faculty cumbersome. Total automation of Student Sells Project Musicians from Albuquerque, people from the university and Spokesmen from each others. members can keep books out the check-out process would be u city who are interested in the organization will man the booths Santa Fe and Taos will perform at Lobo: Is the limitation of two more or less indefinitely. I would ideal. As an interim measure a meeting of the Alliance French language and civilization. to provide information on their weeks necessary? recommend that the indefinite however, it might be worthwhile Luis Montero will be the first Those interested in attending the activities and pu1·poses. Car Makers dancer in Jose Molina's "Bailes Francaise of UNM and Starr: If one starts with the loan period be extended to to use a method in use at Texas To German Albuquerque Sunday at 8 p.m. meeting should contact either students. However, beyond a two Espanoles" Saturday at Popejoy assumption that a reader will keep Tech. There the student ID and A spur- of- the- moment The device is deceptively Bailes Ms. Lionel Rosenbaum has Truett Book, president of the a book for as long as he needs it, week period we would call the book number are xeroxed. project by a UNM engineering simple. Two pistons, connected Hall, 8:15 p.m. The show is part Alliance, or Rosenbaum. book back in if someone else of a series presented this year by organized the program, to be at Qlht&rt~rn arbitrary deadlines lose their The UNM Medical School has a student has blossomed into big by hos!'s, ar!' installed under the her home, 1400' Cornell NE. Co-hostesses for the 1·eception .. computerized system of check·out news on the European car racing car, lll'ar the A frames. When the the ASUNM Cultural Program following the program wiil be Ms. Committee. Artists on the program will be in their library. A report and circuit. car turns, tlw wheel opposite the Laura Brandt, Margaret Croce and Jean Dumas, Ms. Bruce Hansen, iliarnunt study by the UNM data processing John Andrianopoulos, a 23 - direction of the turn puts pressurl' Rosl.'nbaum, pianists; Flora Ms. George Car:mthers and Ms. center was worked out for the year - old Greek studying on one of the pistons. Rousos, mezzo soprano; Nancy Margaret Dawson. 1£iq.unra Medical School for their system mechanical engineering at UNM, The increased pressure on this Ruth Weart, harpist; Maria Linda but; as everyone knows money is was faced with creating a project piston is transmitted through a Guttiercz, flutist; Flol"io Butteri, 905 Yale SE in short supply this year and we for civil engineering 10·1, the hose to the oth<.>r piston, which Nuremberg Trial Lawyer viohnist. Roach Ranch West simply don't have the funds. freshman engineering course. As expands and tends to keep the car The program will include It Really is a Lobo: What is the library now the deadline for turning in plans level. The piston device is compositions by John D. Robb, General Store Discount Store! scheduled for application next doing to remedy the complicated for the project approached, Rejects Morality of War Meyerbe<>r, Tchaikowsky, Coffee House Records Bud. & Schlitz THE COMPREHENSIVE WINTER GUIDE FOR All SKIERS cheek-out procedures? Andrianopoulos was in a quandry. when BMW <.>ntl.'rs the famous Albeniz, Marcello, Hindemith and Monte Carlo rally. WASHINGTON (UP I) - against their will. For the United 1 012 Yole S.E. 266-1974 case 3.84 6-Pack .96 "I got up to the blackboard in Darius Milhaud. Starr: The Graduate Student John's father, a well-to-do Tt•l ford Taylor, chief U.S. Stall's, this is a ll('W kind of war Mc>mbers of the Alliance are Association presented us with a class and decided at that moment manufacturer in Greece was so prosC'cutor at tlw Nuremberg War for our times . . . and one for plan to hold an experiment to see to create a device to stabilize cars crim<•s trials, ll<'lievt•s that the turns," the former rally racer pleased by his son's success he which compulsory service should if a computer system could be gave John a new em-a BMW AmPricun military pffort in not be required." feasible for the library. That said. "So I thought about some 2002, of course, In addition, his Vit•lnam has become so In dealing with the My Lai kind of system of dual hydraulic 1~ experiment is now being run. But father plans to expand into the /i unconscionablt' that no massacre charges, Taylor if the library doesn't get more pistons under the chassis. Two car field, taking advantagt> of son serviceman should be compelled questions whether the AWAINIING money there is a good chance the months later it was finished." John's future plans. to Sl'rvt• there without his consent. court-martial proceedings are system used in the experiment After John submitted his "I hope to join with two of my 'l'aylor, a retired brigadier sufficient to determine who was would even be out of the library's project, course director friends, one now at Princeton and gPnPral who st•rved at the trial of rl'sponsible. TO TIHI~ mAYOI: financial reach. Richard Huzarski recommended the other at the Swiss Polytechnic tht' Nnzi hierarchy following WW He acknowledges the dangers :--~-~ Lobo: Another problem many he offer it to some car Institute, and form a II, qm•sliotwd llw mom! and lt'gal encountered by American troops, students, especially manufacturers. But none of the car-modification factory back in actions of tlw United Stat<•s in in a hostile Vietnam village. But, undergraduates, run into is the American car makers were Greece," Andrianopoulos says. Vit>hmm ht a book publislwd this he said, "Even if there had been absence of current magazines and interested, "typically," John says "Right now no such factory exists wt•ek ent.iLied, "NurPmberg and such gwunds, the slaughter of all periodicals available for use in the wryly. and we feel we could put our Vietnam: An American Tragedy." the inhabitants would have been main library. Do you have any "I then decided to send it to engineering talents to use in that He strongly condemns the an unlawful and atrocious suggestions on how to make these BMW (Bavarian Motor Works in area. All of our fathers have begun indoctrination of U.S. troops on reaction ... and while small boys periodicals available to students Germany). They wrote back and car engine manufacturing and we th•; ground it led to such events as can toss grenades, infants in arms who primarily use Zimmerman said they were interested. After a may all work together." the alleg<•d My Lai massacre, the cannot, and were nonetheless library as their main study and while, they said they would take John came to UNM after a fo reed transfer of Vietnam killed along with the rest." reference source? the design on a five·year basis " strong recommendation by a villagt•rs into refugee camps, IISIHI~IE~ Starr: About 1000 periodicals Andrianopoulos explains. ' family friend, the present head of widespread destruction of the are routed upon arrival through "They want me to work for nuclear engineering at countryside and thl' handling of the various departments and them after I get out of school, but FIRST EDITION E'dilcd by lttrty ShMhan Massachusetts Institute of Communist prisoners. TWO offices. They mainly deal with I've got other plans, so they Technology. Taylor dl'clares at one point: specialized subject material. Some decided to give me $1000 a year ''Given the course the war has New Mexico Book Company of them are returned quickly, for five years, as long as I make a People's Park takt•n, and the depth and breadth LOCATIONS 89 Winrock Center 298-1828 some are not. Also some 3. 0 average each semester in Students who are interested in of opposition to its conduct, it is departments have reading rooms school." planning a sculptural element for both unwise and inhumane to 435 San Mateo NE for use by faculty and students John's dual-piston hydraulic compel people to serve in it the proposed ASUNM People's look for the orange bldg. using the departments. This leveler has proved an imporbnt !'ark are invited to meet with produces a real problem. UNM is addition to the BMW racing team. Gordon Andrews, the University Hoffmantown Shopping getting too diverse for some Company engineers have given it landscape architect, at 9 a.m. Flap Premiere faculty members to assume the high praise and have installed it on Thursday in the Crafts Annex. Appearing at the premiere of Center parochial view that only several company racing cars, while the film "Flap" will be Anthony specialists are interested in European racing magazines have Quinn, star of the $6 million Tapes from U.N.M. specialized magazines. written features on it. dollar production, and producer Jerry Adler. The movie was $1.00 to $5.77 originally entitled "Nobody Loyes a Drunken Indian," but the title lMt:. MA'lWEll MUSEUM was later changed to "Nobody Complete reco1·diny,1·epai1· ACTIVITIES DAY Try Our GRINDERS - Fine Loves Flapping Eagle." . and in.~tallation facilities. -ltdrliJfl SJA.Jttlr ht·:; The Kiva Club, the Indmn OF' ANTHROPOlObY 1110 Harvard S .E. 243-6369 Thousands of ta.pes to student organization on campus, Warner Bras. presents a Carol Reed film starring is sponsoring the premiere on choose from. Listen New Mexico lobo Nov. 19, 8 p.m., at Cinema East. l>e fore you buy! Anthony Quinn as"Fiap" HAS N=QUleED A NUMBER Of Vol. 74 No. 49 The fund-raising event is to help Wednesday Nov. 18 establish a student center which 256-7241 a Jerry Adler production co·stcirring Box 20, University P.O., UNM, will setve as a meeting, study, BankAmericard1 Master Charge 8:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. NAVAJO RU'~ FROM lHE. UIINLE Albuquerque, N.M,, 87106 cultural and administrative area Claude Akins,Tony Bill,Victor Jory; Editorial Phone (505) for the program. 277-4102, 277-1202 Othe.r entertainment for the and Shelley Winters as"Biuebell" AREA. 1HE'I ArtE FOR C!:IALE first showing includes a Th~ N~w M~xico Lobo is Produced by Jerry Adler •Directed by Carol Reed· ~~avisiano,Technicolor"' Musi~ br, Morvi.n Ham Iisch publlshrd dailY every rcr.ular wee!< presentation by the Albuquerque Screenplay by Clair Huffaker Based on lhe novel Nobody Loves o Drunken l!ld10n by Cla1r Huffaker of the University year by the Board Including exhibits from Intertribal Pow Wow Club and the Al>llnlll AT PRiCES friTir AilAdll ((Ill r~ warner bfoS. RA~ING FllOt-t of Student Publications of the Apache Club of the Institute of ~:::~-·s..wo"od AKinney~company Associated Students of the all campus organizations University of New Mexico, and Is American Indian Art. 105.99 1"0 115.qg not financlally assc>clatcd with Tickets are available at Popejoy UNM. Printed by the UNM Printing Hall the Cinema East box office, WORLD PREMIERE • T~URSDAY Student Union Ballroom Plant with second class postage paid Rh~dcs and from Kiva Club FILM5D IN AlBlHiHIER(j)UE AND NIEW MEXICO .····®· .... at Albuquerque, New Mexico, 8 7106. Subscription rate is $7 for members, and are $10 per person. !he academic year. ANTHONY QU~~~~J ~~J PERSON INQUtlt.. AT M~SEUH • • • • + .. • • • • • •• ...... + * * * The opinions expressed on the cdi to rial pages of The l,obo are STARS C(ElEl!UUTH~S GAlA fEST!V~TBES! those of the author solely. kopy korner * * \N ANTHtro. BlOt& BeTWEEN q-'f Unsigned opinion is that of the Opening Night Sponsorrd By Admission Free editorial board of 'I'hc Lobo. High Speed XEROX COPIES-Be-No limit MON-ffQ. Ol!.lAU... Nothing necessarlly represents the speciol roles for dissertotlohs-rcquired paper supplied free KIVA CLUB • U.N.M. views of the Associated Students or [Cin~rnaaitl S BUILDING other lo<: t World Fisher Art Exhibition Opens Sunday Catherine Fisher's sixth Magdalena. one-man exhibition at Jonson separately and simultaneously, a News Most of the works in the great vitality is imparted to her Gallery on the UNM campus will current exhibition are dated 1970 open Sunday at 3 p.m. paintings." and demonstrate her unique Fisher works in several media The artist will be at the gallery, sources of creativity, Raymond at 1909 Las Lomas Rd., for a such as oil, watercolor, and Jonson, director of the gallery, acrylic, with some of her paintings public reception from 3 to 6 p.m. says. By United Pren International Born in Alamosa, Colo., Fisher involving a type of. buildup of the "One source could be called medium that results in a heavy has lived in various Southwestern psychic, in that the artist is impasto. places and was a resident since ex e eptionally alive to the 1953 until recently of workings of both the conscious My Lai Trials Albuquerque. Last summer she and subconsious minds," he says. Keep your city beautiful, mail FT. BENNING, Ga.-The army opened its My Lai massacre case and her husband moved to ' "In her ability to use both, garbage out of town. Tuesday against Lt. William L. Calley Jr., painting a grisly picture of old men pleading in vain for their lives and a child trying to crawl away from the slaughter, Students involved in the Letting Go awareness group demonstrate Ph{Jto by Ch11ch: F<.'il The stocky 27 ·year-old defendant flushed with anger at some of the the principle of Levitation, designed to increase . "s~lf-aw~ueness" head high on the hands and fingertips of the circled students. The claims made 'by prosecutor Capt. Aubrey M. Daniel III during his Letting Go groups also use the "marathon sessions, expressing immediate Levitation through tactile awareness of other people. Th~ exerc1se Is d~s1gned ~o 22-minute opening statement. Other times, Calley smiled, or scribbled teach confidence in other people. In this photo series, Susie thoughts and ideas as a means of making particpants more "aware of the here and now." notes on a yellow pad and passed them to his attorney. Wienskowski is lowered to a prone position then slowly yet deftly lifted The young lieutenant is charged with first-degree murder in the deaths of 102 South Vietnamese civilians March 16, 1968, the day his platoon made a sweep through the little hamlet of My Lai. If convicted, he could be put to death or sentenced to life imprisonment. Potential Movement Gains Momentum Ft. Hood, Tex.-Defense attorneys for S. Sgt. David Mitchell By PAT McARDLE psychologist and faculty advisor attacked prosecution testimony Tuesday with a Fort Worth, Tex. My "Living and relating to the the University of Arizona. In distinctions between mind and to the group, provided some 19 67 he joined the American Michael Murphy and Dick Price, Lai veteran who said an earlier witness told him three other soldiers 'here and now' is the essence of background information body." killed the people Mitchell is charged with assaulting. the human potential movemen,t," Assn. for Humanistic Psychology two psychology graduates from concerning the human potential which is "interested in human He stressed the fact that with Stanford University in California Rennard Doines, who was at My Lai with Mitchell March 16, 1968, explained Julian Skolnick, this approach, "the 'whys' of a testified Dennis Sledge of Sardis, Miss., one of three prosecution co-fou.nder of Letting Go, a new movement. "In 1947 the National beings rather than computer who were interested in Eastern Training Laboratories started cards, and is working for more person's experience are philosophy and meditation witnesses, told him Lt. William Calley, John Wood and Paul Meadlo organization on campus which what are known as T-groups or unimportant because they are in shot a number of civilians in a ditch. holds bi-monthly "humanistic innovative and creative ways of Murphy in the newsletter of the responsivity groups. These were living." the past, but feelings are essential, American Assn. for Humanistic Chief Counsel Ossie Brown told the seven-officer court-martial panel group experiences" Skolnick since they are part of the 'here the forerunners of more recent Ernest Kilker, the other Psychology, July, 1968, tells he would present evidence to show Mitchell was innocent. added, "It is at present a very developments towards and now'." unstructured group open to all founder of Letting Go, said he 'Hate Session' about the founding of Esalen. New FLQ Communique University Drug self-awareness and sensitivity to members of the University others." was introduced to the human Skolnick said he became "For our center we used q1e Big community." potential movement "through an involved in the movement through Sur Hot Springs, a lodge and MONTREAL-A French-language radio station said Tuesday a Here and Now instructor in a freshman honors resort on the Monterey Coast that communique purportedly from a cell of the outlawed Quebec William Fishburn, a counseling Fishburn said he first became participation in several "marathon seminar." He said, "She (the sessions". He said that, "one will was owned by my grandparents. Liberation Front (FLQ) threatens new violence unless so-called involved with humanistic instructor) stressed the 'here and We called our center the Esalen "political prisoners" are released within four days. . . psychology, "through associations last from 24 to 48 hours." He FUN FUN now' factor in everything we did describt>s a "marathon" as a "very Institute after the Indian tribe "Things are going to jump in Montreal" unless the deadline 1s met, with people from California who and thought." Through the that once camped around the hot said a communique received by radio station CKAC, which has been were involved in transactional intense group interacting under a springs." used as a mail-drop for past FLQ statements. Has Spoon Rings OKIE'S instructor he became involved in whole new social situation." analysis." He was involved in "We will strike and will not miss in,our aim," the statement added. other "awareness" groups and, He felt that, "People who He said that since 1 ll62 "some group activities, including "learned a completely different 50,000 people from all walks of workshops and psychodrama at haven~t been in a marathon tend lOc BEER way of looking at life." He added, to label it a 'hate-session', wht>n life have participated in our Pakistanis Starving "I wanted to share the experience program at Big Sur." He added, DACCA, East Paldstan-Starvation, thirst and disease threatened 2 Every Wed, 5-6 PM with others, a difficult thing to actually it is learning a wholt> new CAMPUS [AUNDRY way of life." "Today, Esalt>n's tuition-sup million survivors of a cyclone-tidal wave catastrophe that may have do in any conventional situation, Although most marathons are Port l'd curriculum includes killed 500,000 people. Tlw Pakistan Red Cross appealed urgently Pizza Slices 15¢ and CLEANING such as the classroom where lectures, seminars and Tuesday for typhoid and cholera vaccine. relations are so formalized." not highly structured, he said they Coin-op Dry-Cleaning do have a leader, and certain experimental workshops of a "We must forget about burying the bodies and rebuild the roads to Dancing Every Nite and laundry The Letting Go "experh'nCt>g" gmund rules. These include, "No two-day to nine-month duration, get food and ml'dicine in," said an army colonel in ~harge of relief Central at Universily take place in. one of the Honors' individual conversations unless in which such tt>chniques as operations in the city of Charjabber in the heart of the d1saster area. Counselor Always on Duty Ct>n ter discussion room minus t•ncountt>r group, expressive FUN FUN 2106 Central S.E. 247-0836 ta hies, chairs and bright lights. directed by the lt•ader. Don't Soviets Launch Lunar Cart Men's gossip. If you have something to dan c !', sensory a wakt>ning, ThP first hour is spent in ml'ditation, psycl)()drama, fantasy MOSCOW-The Soviet Union Tuesday sent an eight-wheeled lunar "becoming aware of yourself suy to someone say it directly to that pe1·son. Be open and honest and Gestalt thPrapy art> used." craft shaped like a large silvt>r kettle rolling over the moon's sea of rains through mental and physical He said that iht' i<'chniqul's, in the first trip by an unmanned machine over the surface of a celestial concentration." The group is at all times. No screwing unless bodv. Rings I you're willing to do it in front of "may be callt>d llwrapies, designed guided by a leader or "facilitator" the group," which Skolnick addt•d not to cure sick pt>ople but to The "Lunokhod" cart descended down a gangway from the Luna 17 who according to Skolnick, lwlp normal pt•rsons heightt>n rr.oonship t>arly Tuesday and "immediately started on a series of "provides a certain structure to is extremely unlikely. Otht>r rules include, "No _overt thrt>ats or iht>ir sensitivity, expand their scientific and technological investigation," Tass said. The Luna 17 the experienct> and gains a sense self-awart>ness, and enhance their mother ship soft-landed Monday night, seven days after blastoff from $3.00 of community in the group," violence. Each individual must be Earth. responsible for his own feelings." personal relationships." Holistic Budget Soviet commentators suggestested the craft will remain on the moon After the experience in Kilker and Skolnick said they "install at different points sets of scientific instruments that will SANDWICH SHOP have been criticized for Letting Go has requested $725 self-awareness, the leader from ASUNM. Kilkt•r said, "When operate for a long time." encourages the group to participation in these gwups. ~=--\'IS HERE AS OF NOV. I .==-.::--··---t According to Skolnick, "people we presented tlw req Ut>st to the "experience the other people in Finance Committee, we seemed to the room". This is done in stages, critical of the groups say they are Environment Women's an attempt to avoid every-day be talking on two different levels. 25+Differenf Sandwiches moving gradually from visual to They seemed to feel that what we tactile to verbal encounters. "We relationships, however, I think they help you to make outside were offering was already Law Digest OPEN want to help each individual get as provided by Agora, the much as possible out of the relationships much fuller and WASHINGTON ('CPS)-The Mon.-Sat. 11 A.M.-3 A.M. more meaningful." fraternities and other special Rings experience," said Skolnick. "We interest groups on campus." Environmental Law Institute has LIVING BATCH are trying to emphasize ideas that 50,000 at Big Sur published the first edition of the Sun. 11 A.M.-1 A.M. Kilker said another criticism is Due to the lack of a quorum on have little place in the existing the committee, no thing was "Environmental Law Digest." 1600 Central SE 842-6736 system." that the "instant intimacy created Available at $1, it contains the LIMITED $3.00 by the group is artificial because it officially decided, although the Kilker continued, "Letting Go request was voted down by the most authoritative listing to date happens so quickly." He feels this of law cases dealing with the makes no claims to be an charge is not valid because, "In committee. Kilker added, "We encounter group or a Gestalt will be presenting our request environment. Books & Periodicals the first place, every-day The organization has the first therapy session.· We don't want inhibitions are set aside to allow again, since we hope to expand people coming in with issue of their new "Environmental 2406 Central SE _.,._.,. ·- for experimentation, and secondly our program to include many preconceived notions or more students and individual Law Reporter" available. It will expectations." He said that the the intimacy is not instant, but be published monthly in loose-leaf results from a great deal of groups on campus." Genet, May Day Speeck $1. "approaches used in Letting Go form. A valuable source for courage and concentration on the lawyers, a subscription for one Reprint of Greening of America draw partially from the Gestalt part of each individual." Fund-Raising Dinner '"m method, including the holistic year costs $50. Popejoy The first growth center, Esalen Hall idea which eliminates traditional An Arab fund-raising dinner, The Digest and subscriptions to $1. Institute, was founded in 1962 by featuring original native dishes, the Reporter are available from Plus UNM Sweatshirts will be held in the International THE CULTURAL PROGRAM COMMITTEE the Environmental Law Institute, Sisterhood Is Powerful Present Center Friday, Dec. 4, from 7 to Suite 620 Dupont Circle Building, The world has entered a new stage of history, 10 p.m. Cost is $1.25 per person 1346 Connecticut Avenue, NW, $2.45 ( ed.) Morgan the age of the maturity of man and the or $2 per couple; Washington, DC 20036. in all sizes and colors. THE SPECTACULAR beginning of a world civilization. Funds will go to help persons The source of this new development was a wounded in the Jordanian Civil Regenegade airline hijackers OPEN EVENINGS Man who was exiled, tortured, banished and War. Medical donations will be setting up their own airline are imprisoned for more than 40 years. accepted. reported to be having difficulty finding enough full-length feature Jose Molina He lived during the last century. His name - For further information, contact Suheil Kare at 24 7 ·1196. movies. Come to our fountain RESISTANCE SUNDAY Baile Espanol ' WANT TO UAKN HDWlO PO IT KIQR1 . . In support of Lotus: . the Vietnamese Peace Saturday, l\'ovcmbcr 21-8: 15''P.l\f. THE GLORY OF GOD .Be a ..:Piolet an the USAF! movement . . Baha'u'llah is the latest in the succession of Divine 12 noon--Resistance Mass Tickets 5-50, 5.bo, ,1-50, 4.oo, :l-50 Messengers sent by God since the beginning of man's existence. He is the Promised One slides & music, 2 movies We cash Students with Activity Cards of all religions. His coming ushers in the Age of 7 P.M.-~Piay Fulfillment mentioned in all the prophecies "Trial of the Catonsville 9" Y2 PRICE of the past. Baha'u'llah brings God's Pian -by Daniel Berrigan students' . for world peace, world justice and world unity. • Panel Discussion FOR INFORMATION: Wally Nelson WWII checks ·Tel. 277-3121 DRUGS rcsisler & others ' OPEN UNTIL MIDNIGHT-FREE DELIVERY Bahai Student Association, Newman Center New Mexico Union Nov. 22, J970 Page 4 Come in and visit-Suildin.9 Y-- I, 1m camrus,277-i'02. 243-4446,- Corner of Central & Yale NEW MEXICO LOBO Wednesday, N;ovember 18, 1970 Page 5 • scann1ng Chemistry Talk Gymnasts 0 pen Season~· lnternat'l Center Becomes 'Mini-Union' Vladimir Hensel, vice president of Universal Oil Products, Skokie, the scene Ill., will speak to the Central New ~y PAUL FLECK New Addition Provides More Facilities for Foreign Students Mexieo Section of the American Intrasquad Meet Tonight A new ex:panded International Chemical Society mePting Friday, Lobo Spc:>rts Edilor community have turned the Center provides free overnight language clubs and informal services to foreign students," Nov. 20, 8 p.m., in the chemistry The UNM Gymnastics Team even, the side ho1·se almost even. center into a "foreign student discussions on international building, room 101. gets its season under way tonight Jan, 16 against Denver. 50 cents facilities for visiting foreign mini-union." Suntamnria notes, "Many times The underclassmen are expected will admit both children and adults students and guests passing politics, Santamaria explains that Hm1sel will discuss automobiles with an annual intrasquad meet to take the high bar. The first ''We try to offer foreign foreign students expPrienc<' sort set to start at 7; 30 in Johnson to the meet. Spaghetti through Albuquerque. Magazines the centPr encourages use by both of a cultural shock when they first and air pollution. Universal event, the floor exercise, could from countries throughout the students a place to meet and foreign and American students. recently began a cooperative Gym. decide the meet. Arizona State has a football team that Lobo coach Rudy socialize with other foreign enter this country. It takes a while The gymnasts, last year's WAC world keep students up on what's students," Santamnria, who plans 355 foreign students are enrolled to ~get used to American ways. effort with Chicago city transit Mitchell rates the Feldman wishes was "playing on Sunday with the rest of the happening in their homelands and at UNM. and environment authorities to Champions, are headlined by underclassmen highly· mainly to enter doctorate program in ''The center, by bringing Auditorium pros." The Sun Devils are an impressive team, all right. They a loan closet holds many items for The French, German, Indian together foreign students and test l'quipment to reduce emission All-American Stormy Eaton, who because of high bar competitors needy new foreign students. Ibero-American Studies, says. "We will be competing for the have racked up 14 consecutive victories over the last two and Pakistani Clubs at UNM have Americans, tries to ease the shock pollution by automobiles, Jon Aitken (All-WAC) and Center director Enrique hold parties, dances, cookouts and used the center for periodic junior-senior squad. The freshman Jim Ivicek, the freshman Shows Closed seasons, and have by far an~ away the best statistics have receptions in the center. and speed tlp understanding upperclassmen will be competing 1 Santamaria, a Mexican citizen meetings and cookouts, (all these between people," the University from Beaver Falls, Pa. who won (produced by the best personnel) 111 the league. who is enrolled in graduate school Foreign students' wives meet and events are opened to the against the freshman-sophomore e xchnnge reeipes and many of Hawaii graduate notes, CLASSIFIED the state championship on the The Sun Devils' offense has recorded 314 points in eight at UNM, says that excellent community) and recently a team. high bar with a score of 9.5 plus Circuit Fight .;' evenings we offer slide shows and The new addition cost about games. They are complimented with a defense which has response from UNM foreign and graduate student artist at UNM $16,000 and ASUNM borrowed ADVERTISING The j-s team is expected to win was the Western Pennsylvania Joe Frazier's defense of his American students and an films about countries across the from Ghana turned the center over the team of underclassmen allowed only 95 points so far, but today I want to discuss the world." the money from the University. RATES: 7c :per word, 20 word J?ini all-around champ. Aitken won the heavyweight title against unprecedented interest on the into a temporary art gallery to mum ($1.40) :per time run. If ad '" to mainly on the strength of the WAC title with a 9.45 and Albuquerque's own Bobby Foster offense. The offense is blessed with talent two and three deep The International Center ex:hibit his works. New furniture has been funded run flve or more c{meecutive daYR with veterans in the floor exercise. part of the Albuquerque co-sponsors a variety of foreign through an appropriation from no changes the rnte ia reduced to 5c finished sixth in the NCAA semis from Detroit's Coho Hall, and at every position, but the force that co-ordinates the Sun "Our role is to provide social per word and the minimum number CYf Dana Shelley and Jim Royce last year. The veterans will unbeaten George Foreman's clash ASUNM Senate and Santamaria wordll to 10. Devil offense and makes it go is Joe Spagnola. believes the only p~;oblem facing should help them score highly in counter with Joe Kinkel and Mark with Boone Kirkman from TERMS: Payment must be made in that department. Hopkins. Hopkins was a top "Spaghetti" Joe (a nickname derived from his more than the center may be overcrowding !till prior to inoertion of advertisement. Madison Square Garden will both in the future. Head coach Rusty Mitchell has obvious Italian descent) is the senior quarterback from WHERE: Journalism Building. ~oom finisher in the WAC finals last be seen live on closed-circuit 205, afternoons prcferab]y or mall. the meet figured for the juniors season. television at the Albuquerque Patterson, N.J. who is making a serious bid for the Heisman "Right now some regular and seniors with the still rings, classes from the University hold Classified Advertising After the meet tonight, the first Civic Auditorium, Trophy, awarded annually to the best college football player CAMPUS BRIEFS UNM P.O. Box 20 !ong horse and parallel bars all home meet varsity will have is on meetings in the center to escape The two fights may be seen Terror Ethics the close-in feeling of a regular Albuquerque, N.M. 87106 beginning at 7:30 p.m. and the in the nation. feature two bands, The Frantic Applications may be picked up in Former UNM professor and The Magic Sam. Proceeds will classroom," he says. championship fight will follow at Since Joe has started for Malcolm Sharp will lecture on front of the ASUNM offices, or 1) PERSONALS 8:30p.m. from Detroit. go to the Newman Thanksgiving The sound of foreign music and the Sun Devils, the team has "The Ethics of Ten·or" Thursday, call 2 4 3·6113 for information. smell of Pakistani or German food Frazier enters the match with program. Deadline is Monday, Nov. 30; FLYING TO CHICAGO for Thanksgiving? gone 22-3. As the five-game Nov. 19, at 3:30 p.m., in the Law on many nights attests to the I'll pay half your Iare if youtll escor~ my the best knockout record of any School, room 101. Sharp was one each group will have seven san. 265-3767 days or 268-0578 evenmgs. heavyweight champion. mark passed this season, he Women Skiers popularity of this student 11/19 of the defense attorneys in the minutes and a two-song limit. function which is building bridges Foster, a graduate of was the holder of every The UNM Women's Ski Racing AGORA-now open 24 houra eaven days a Rosenburg trial in the early Team will meet this afternoon at between cultures right here in week. Trained studen~ volunteers p.re LOBOS Albuquerque High School, will career passing record at ASU. 1950's and since has written a always there. White trnller north or Zim 4 : 3 0 , Popejoy Hall (east stage Harvard Recruiter Albuquerque. merman Library or cal! 277-3013. 11/19 have a height and reach advantage And this year, helping his book on the trial. door). over Frazier and has scored 33 Ben Montoya of the Harvard ANYONE WHO PAID for Mirage '70 and team defend the WAC For information call 277-3124, who livc:s in town should pick up each knockouts in 42 fights fot· a . 786 Law School will be recruiting on section and a cover from rm. 2~5.- Jour £CLIPS£ championship, he has Middle Earth 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. nalism Bldg. before Dec. 1. Mallmg re kayo percentage. All interested persons are campus Thursday for the (@uttrtrt·.a funds upon request given in Rm. 206. THE. Preceding the Theatre Network directed the team to 8-0 and invited to a Middle Earth meeting Elucidation following programs: Harvard 12/1 Television telecast, the fans will placed them second in the tonight at 7:30p.m. in the Middle medical and business schools; & WANTED: ROOMMATE for three bed Morton E. Munk, Arizona State 11Jnuugt room house. $45/month your share. Need be entertained by the UNM Pep nation in total offense ( 520.2 Earth room at the Union. University chemist, will address a Harvard graduate programs in transportation. 344-2097. 11/23 education; arts and sciences and SUNDfVILSJ Band and others. The telecast is yards per game). chemistry department seminar at Qtnuutry 1B-1B-(@ur NEW YEARS IN MEXICO CITY AND .' being promoted locally by Bob Spring Request Cards 1:30 p.m. Thursday in Mitchell public administration; the ACAPULCO. "Spcoial Studcnta Rates." To list Joe's accomplish Brandeis graduate program in 905 Yale SE Leave December 27. Call 344·0545 • • • Smith, the "Sportsmith," and The deadline for returning Hall, room 101. 243-4866 ' •• 344-0931. 12/11 David Ryan, both Albuquerque ments would take a column request cards for second semester social welfare, and the MIT school A Great Place to Eat TWO FREE KITTENS. 904 Arno SE, 242- residents. Tickets are $5.25 for in itself. Perhaps his billing as registration appointments has Goodman of urban planning. 9169 after 5 :30 pm. 11/18 the main floor and $4 balcony. a "complete quarterback" is been ex:tended to 5 p.m., Monday, Victor Goodman, National Interested students should and Drink, what more HAVE AN INTERESTING CRAFT? Need Tickets may be obtained from Nov, 30. The Office of contact Montoya at the chicano some bread 1 Contoet Rich Miller, Catie the most accurate and Science Foundation post·doctoral con we soy? Angell at Original WorkB, 105 Mesa SE. Stromberg's or Moe's Barber Shop Admissions and Records will be fellow in mathematics, will Studies Center, 1815 Las Lomas, 11/18 on San Mateo. encompassing statement you between 9 a.m.-noon, and 1-5 2 P.M.-5 P.M. everyday closed for the Thanksgiving address a mathematics department SALLY SORORITY: Please come home. Joe Spagnola could make about the 6-1, holiday, Nov. 26-28. The previous colloquium at 3:30p.m. Thursday ,p.m. Harvey Wallbonger 85c Scrva Fidem. 11/18 173-pound star. deadline was Nov. 28. in the biology building, room 100, DANCE-to the music or the fnbuloWl up]ain Janc.t' g .. 12 pm. Fridn:Y', Nov. 20, ~kip Bryant of the Tempe Daily News has been following Ecology Center Songfest SUB Ballroom. 11/20 Joe's career ever since he enrolled at ASU. He evaluates POETRY WANTED for cooperative an Students for Environmental Campus organizations are thoiO!