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5-1-1969 Arbiter, May 1 Students of Boise State College
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NEW ASB CONSTITUTION ,.1"UCo IS THERE A CASE FOR READY FOR REFERENDUMl CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE? EVERYONE VOTEI SEE FOL~ SPINDLE, SEE PAGE 2. ANDM TILATE BY. LLOYD LOVE ., ~.f ,. ARBITER Vol.'.1 No. 30 -Thursday. May 1. 1969 'Boise. Idaho :~Spring JiJzzFestivalScheduled Friday I •••• McCann, l: Gibbs I' To Play
Renowned pianist. Le s I, McCann; exciting vibist, Terry ''\\-\\. Gibbs; and noted jazz critic and "" ..,.i author, Leonard Feather will be II ; ~-l on campus Friday to give Boise S fa t e College students and faculty their first spnng Jazz festival and jazz symposium. The symposium will begin ~t I; !~~ 3; 30 p.m. In the musI.c auditorium with McCann and hIS group' ~nd ~;ibhs. and his band participating In a pancl discussion on Jazz with Feather ·t"~It ~'i1' ., • .",..n, .i' moderating . Friday night, the famed I' musicians will perform 111 ~~. concert at !l p.m. in the BSC I west ballroom of the student union building. Both the symposium and concert arc open I' r~. 10 the public and no admission will be charged at either event. LES MCCANt;I, ~nowned.pianist. ~i11 be on c~mpul Frichy for the Often appearing in a black EXCITING VIBIST, first ann~a1 spra,n~ Jazz .femval and J~z symposIum. Me~n and his Terry Nehru and large mojo, McCann Gibbs, will perform Friday night gro~p 'YIII paruclpa.te !n the symposIum at 3:30 p.m. In the music sings in a soft vocal styling; plays Hollywood, where he is working in concert with his famous auditorium and again, 10 concert at 8 p.m. in the west ballroom of the piano with an mncr the SUIl. on a photo book about children. quartet and other jazz artists. excitement for real jazz, much lie is responsible for the still Gibbs and his group also will be of it based on familiar ballads; photos of the children on the on the panel to be featured and in between numbers he tells 19611 NBC television feature, Friday at the 3:30 p.rn. jokes, which end up in sagas. "The Bill Cosby Special". symposium. Drama Department BillsPlays: McCan n has over 20 releases One of Mercury Records top on the Pacific Jazz label, which selling artists arc members of the the U.S., became prominent include The Truth. The Shout, famous Terry Gibbs Quartel, through contributions ro Look, The Shampoo, McCanna. Live in who have been touring the the New York Sundav Times, For Summer Stage, FromCSI New York. M(:Cann (Bigband) country since 1953. Under the Red Hook and Metronome. and Wilson, Lcs Sings and leadership of Gibbs. the department at the College of lie also was thc jazz editor of The Subal Players will present Spanish Onions. lie switched 10 musicians have gained high Southern Idaho plus being the Playboy .,produced jazz polls for their first summer theatre this Mercury/Limelight records and praise of jazz enthusiasts all over first production for Mr. Rayhcr. Esquire magazine , authored the season. according to Ron came up with But Not Really. the world. Hut after seeing the play, one Encyclopedia of Jazz. lIis Krernpctz , director. The· play. Heaux J. 1'00 Boo, Les Plays The > An inventive. easy perfomH;r. will find this hard to believe." by·line has appeared in Ihe "The Servant of Two Masters" lIits and Live at Ihe I\ohemien Gibbs plays Ihe vibrahatp (Iike·a London Daily Express. New by Goldoni will open July 11 at "Mr. Rayher has takcn a most Caverns. marimba) with a musical In between shows and York lIerald Tribune. The World the Subal. The productIOn Will difficult and challenging piece of explosion. His background reads university and college tours. Book Encyclopedia. The also., travel for three weekends dramatic literature and like a musical "Who's Who", McCann accepts commissions 10 Salurda\, ({eview. N·~w York dlJri~g the summer and will be ,resented it in a beautiful way," having played with such bands as do sound tracks for movies and J ou r n a"·A me ri can,' ; I!i}nd,on presented at the U of I and the (Varwick continued, "It is a Bennv Goodman. Tomm\' television specials. lie is M c10dy Maker and j az.z College of Southern Idaho, . production with lots of Dorse}', Huddy Rich. Wood~' currently managing publicalions in France, Sweden, "The production. a comme(ha Imagination and excitement. lIerrnan and along with Dillv singer-pianist. Miss Roberta Gcm1"any, Poland and Japan. del arte farce, has a plot that heing well-direetcd and (;illespie and <':harlie Parker. he Flack and works with you th As a concert producer and centers around the actions of a well-acted. It is a show one' was one of the nucleus to usher groups across the country. proiiloter, l:eather organized the servant who is cmployed by two should not miss. in the "Hop" era. diffef(·nt masters at the same ancluding fonner Vice President The mosl inte~nationall\' firsl jazz concerts ever given by LOUIS Armstrong, WoodY time," Kremptel said. There are Admission will be S 1.50 for lIuberl Ilumphrev's Show eekhraled of contemporary jaz'z Ilem13n, Din\' Gillespie ana 12 parts available; seven men., the production directcd hy Mobile lOurs for Ihe children of cnllcs IS I.eonard Feather, who Lionel Hampton at Carnegie and fIve women. ' Phillip Rayher, the new the ghettos in Washington, D.C. will appear with the musicians at lIall, as well as the only two jazz Casting will be hdd May II technical director of the CSI II e also has his own both events. Feather, concerts ever presented at the and 9. nitdy at 7 p.m., in the photography studio in drama department. London-born but lon' active in Metropolitan Opera 1I0use. Subal Theatre. Kremptez noted that "actual rehearsals for the As a talent seout, Feather play will not ~et underway until discovered George Shcaring June 10. J'his will allow brought him to the U.S. and evervbody to take a hreak after organizcd his quintet. lie arranged Sara'J Vaughan's and final exallls." Anyone interested Paint To Fly Saturday Dinall Washington's record in tryinl; out for a part is urged debuts. lie also wrote scripts for to attend the castings during the the Steve Allen-produced series, above times. Jazz Scene U.S.A . The second annual Buick Opcl be provided by the dealership presented a new Opcl Kadett to •••• I'aint-In will be held Saturdav except for tflc identification drive for 30 days; and the club with seven six-member teanis poster containing the club's will eompetc for first prize in HORROR MOVIE SETA.. i • from Hoise S ta te College name and theme. The posters the regional contest. C51 Crew FQvors competing for first place by must be turncd in earlier so they Last year's contest was won 'n . ;',' painting a chosen theme on a can be placed by the entry. by the Intercollegiatc Knights, Friday night movie in the new Opel Kadett. S am Norri~ of Anderson who wcnt on with their theme Liberal Arts auditorium features Oedipus Tyrranus The fun will begin at 9 a.m. at Huick said. "Anything in good of "Beautiful Pcoplc" to win thc "The Thin ." the Anderson Buick dealership taste goes and on the other first placc national award, which II01lis A~pert of the Saturday for Opcls on Capitol Boulevard hand, anything in bad taste also was $2,500 for their club and Review said, "This comes close goes ... out, that is." The Opels $2,500 for scholarships at HSC. The play, "Oedipus and continue until 4 p.m. Teams to being a horror masterpiece will be pre-painted with a basic This year's contest will be Tyrranus,' by Sophocles will be are asked to be there at II; 30 for my money." . white for easier handling and handled a little different with six presented by the College of a.m. to receive last minute "The Lost World" was one of three local !udges will observe regional winners instead of one Southern Idaho May 1 and 2 at instruetions from paint-in the first of the science fantasy the actual pall1ting. national winner. Each will 8: 15 p.m. in the Iloise State officials. films. Made in 1925, the special The judging will be from 4 to receive $1,000 for their club and Subal Theatre. Club participating in this cffccts\vere praised very highly year's paint-in arc the Esquires, 5 p.m, and the local winner will '$1,000 for their college's at the time and indeed arc quite John Warwick, professor of Vnlkyries, Intereollegiate be announced at 5 p.m. The scholarship fund. The contests, impressive even today. speech and drama at Boise State Knigh~, Cirele K, Golden Z's,' winning team will be presented a being held all over the country, It is the story of an isolated said "This is the first Tnu Alpha Pi nnd Apple. All custom design shadow plaque; began April 1 and end July 31. area populated by prehistoric production for the drama equipment for the paint-in will the club's ptesident will be monste~.
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EDITOR'S NOTE, The follow~ f. To~ determine the recognition of -;ampus=-o~tioDl-::1n ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF BOISE STATE COLLEGE Is a, shan I'Jlde wrinen by Marllii accordance with by-laws and policies. Any orsanlZation CONSITUTION Lynlkey.. chairman of 'che conmCU,don 'committee, co help composed of eollege students which ~~ the n~~ o.r f~Uities lailimta undentand die cbanlCl iii ".of the colleges IS a camf)us o~arnzauon and as subject to PREAMBLE the coDsdaaticm and why theY were regulation_by the Associatea Students. -"'~-, ' We the: students of Boise St!"te Col!~e:. in order to forma. more made by the commluec. Ii. Cop)' of g. To hear ana take appropriate action on proposal. mack by 'e:1 die ~~1Cd .conatleudon. sholila be' perfect government, t()proVlde acnviues, create harmony. and 1CUd"1Cd'bcfoie vocin.Wednesday. students-at·large. ,.- .. secure the blessings ofoPf0rtunity. do establish this.constitution of PoUs wW be open from 9 a.m: co 4 I h. To perform other necessary' legislative functions. W,~ the Associated Students 0 Boise State College. ..~ p.m. and boodis will be ICC up In the Section 4. Meeting, Rules and Absences. The Senate shall meet - . ' ARTICLE I-STiwcrURE ' SUB. library.and Vo-Tech buUdinB. weekly during the re,gula~ school year. A majority of aII.voting Section 1. The ,poweIs of this association are derived from the members shall co.nsntute a ClUorum. The St"ate shall ~rate Idaho State Board of Education. . according-to Robert's Ruin Of Ortler, unless otherwise provided -- Section 2, Membership. AII registered full-rime students upon by Marlin Lynskey for.l.fa Se!1ate member is absentdurlng his te~ from three regular payment of the student body fee shall be members of this meennas Without a reason acceptable to two-thIrds of all members. association. In this edition of die Arbiter, the position shall be declared vacant and then.filled by appointment_ Section 3. The powers of sru4entgovernment are divided among you will find the-propo5JJd ARTICLE IV-JUDICIAL , the legislative. e'xecutive, and judical branches and such other Associated Studen{ Body Section. 1. Members. The judicial power shall be vested in the branches as established by the Senate. cons-titution. The major Student CO\lI:baIIclother judicial bodies. The Student Court shall be ARTICLE II-EXECUTIVE' additions to the present subordinate to die S~ent Conduct Borad, and shall be superior to Section 1. Members. The executive powers shall be vested in the cons titution involve the all other student tribunals, councils or regulatory boarCis. Five Executive Cabinet which shall be composed of the President. the enlarging of the executive student justices, one of whom shall be designatedCliief Justice. shall' Vice-President, the Treasurer. the Secretary. the Social Director. the branch, the change in the basis be ~point~d by the ASB President. One non-voting f~lty or Public Relations Director, and such other members as determined by for membership in the Senate, administration member. serving as legal or procedural adVISOr,shall the Senate. the establishing of a student I)e appointed by the President of the College. '... 'l> Section 2. Election and Term. The President. Vice·President. .court, the modification of Section 2. Term. The normal term of office of the student justices Treasurer, Secretary, and Social Director shall be elected six weeks qualifications for office and the shall be for two years. before the end of the sfring semester and shall be inaugurated at the establishing of, an Elections Section 3. Duties of the Justices. last Senate meeting 0 the spring semester. The 'Public Relations Board. Also involved is a a. To convene and preside over Student Court. Director shall be appointed by die President. Their term of office brofKJeningof the repff1StJntation b. To hear and take appropriate action on all appeals from student shall be for one year. 01 campusorganizations. judicial or regulatory' bodies and on all eases arising under this Section 3. The Duties of the President. More specifically, the consititution. by·laws and.1regulations esublished by -the a. To officially represent the student body. eJt~cutive branch would Senate. Qnly the college administnti~n shall have the power to b. To make such appointments as are provided for and to fill by recognize the Social Director expel stuaents after due process. appointment such vacancies as may occur in student and Public Relation Director as c. To establish and record its procedures in the Judicial Code. Ilovemment not otherwise provided for. ' ~ student body officers. Although d. To have final authority for interpreting the Constitution and c. To call and!reside o\ICr·theExecutive Cabinet or student body these positions have been by-laws. meetings an to call sp&ial meetillgs of the Senate. previously established, it would e. To give. upon request. advisory opinion on matten of a judicial d. To veto, as he sees fit. ~y proposal adopted by the Senate. allow both to SlJrve on the nlture. e. To establish executive committees. Executive Cabinet and the f. To preside over Impeachment proceedinp in the Senate. f. To serve as ex-officio member of all association committees. Public Relations Director would g. To serve on boards and committees of a Judicial nature. g. To perform necessary duties not otherwise provided for. have voting rights in the Senate. h. To annually reapponion the school Senators among the h. To serve on the Student Conduct Board. Also, student body elections schools. i. To preside over the Senate in the absence of the Vice-President. would be later in the year so i. To adequately record the history. decision. and disposition of Section 4. The Duties of the Vice·President they would not conflict with eacn case and mainuin a flJe for such records. a. To preside over Senate meetings. mid-term exams. An interim 'j. To have final authority on all disputes arising from elections b. To succeed to the office oI President in the even that it period for training of new conducted under ASB authority. becomes vacant. " officers also WfJfJldbe given. Section 4. Appeals. Al?propriate college administrators reserve the c. To serve on certain boards and committees including the Further additions include a right to have original Jurisdiction by accepting cases presented Elections Board. Financial Board to aid the directly to them. They shall have appellate junsdiction, from the d. To serve on the Student Conduct Board. treasUrer in creating the ASB Student Court. . (. To perform necessary duties as directed by the President. budget and a change of the ARTICLE V.-QUALlFICATIONS AND ELECTIONS Section S. The Duties of the Treasurer. Student Executive Board to the Section 1. Eligibiliry. To be eligible for any' office in this a. To prepare the ASB budget and present it for Senate approval. Executive Cabinet. as~iation a student must meet the qualifications for that office as b. To mamtain records of and be responsible for ASB financial In the proposed constitution, defined by the Elections Board. These qualifications include that an' matters. • all legislative power "'would be applicant for any student office shill have a minimum 2.00· c. To serve a!\chairman of the Financial Baord which is composed held by the Senate rather then . cumulative grade point average preceeding the time of application of fundcd organizations. by the Senate and Forum. and must maintain a 2.00 grade point average during hiS term of d. To publish a financial report covering his term of office in the Presently, the Forum is office. In addition. candidates for election to office under this student paper immediately prior to termination of his duties. composed largely of campus -constitution shall have the following qualifications: e. To serve on the Student Conduct Board. organization and dormito;y :1. The'President, Vice-President. Treasurer, Secretary. and SOCial Section 6. Duties of the Secretary , repressntatives. In the proposed Director shall each be rexistered students having at least 48 a. To record the minutes of the Senate and present them to the constitution, thesegroups would cr~dit hours at the time of candidaey and shall have attended student newspaper. be represen ted in $fJlIfJral thiS college for at least one semester within the four previous b. To notify the Dean of Student Personnel Services of changes in councils such as the Inter-dorm calendar years from the time of candidacy. . the status ofCampus organiza,tions. ' Councilor Inter.(;lub Council. b. The Treasurer must be a bUsiness major with at least two c. To perform nccessary clerical duties. This reorganization would allow semesters of accounting completed by the end of the semester d. To serve on the Student Conduct Board. for the creation of an in which he is elected. Section 7. Duties of the Social Director. I nter-Sorority and an c. Class Presidents or SChool Senators shall have the official a. To prepare an activities calendar for the ensueing year. Inter-Fraternity Council.' Some standing of their respective classes or schools and be rqistered b. To preside over meetings of the Social Committee. of these councils have already as full·tlme students. .- • c. To be responsible for social activities for the ASBSC. been formed. d. Freshmen candidates must have a 2.S cumulative grade point d. To appomt a 1I0mecoming Committee Chairman who shall be Most Senate members would .average or equivalent from high school. responsible for Homecoming activities. be elected on the basis of the Section 2. Elections. The Elections Board shall administer' all Section 8. Duties of the Public Relations Director. S1Choolthey were enrolled in de~tions of this association. Their decisions may be subject to the a. To maintain announcements on the BSC Marque. rather than on their class review of the Student Court. Election rules shall include the b. To maintain relations with news media and the public and standing. This would allow the following: report on BSC activities. Vocational- TtlChnical School to :1. The .time 'of election shall be at those times previously defined c. To serve as chairman of the Public Relations Board. have direct Senate herem. . Section 9. Executive Cabinet. The Cabinet. having executive and representation in propor tion to b. The Australian Ballot System shall be used in all elections of advisory power only. shall nfeet weekly during the sehool year to the academic S1Chool,.The Vice this association. coordinate activities of the student government and to recommend, President, rather than the e. Those voting for class Presidents shall vote only within their review. or implement legislation. . President, would preside over respective classes. ARTICLE III-LEGJSLATIVE the Senate. d. Those v~ting ~or school Senators shall vote only within the J:he Senate would be Section 1. Members. All legislative' power shall be vested in the school. m wh.lch they are enrolled .with the exception of student Senate. The Senate shall be composed of the members of the empowered to IIStablish by-laws, educatl~n m~Jors who may v?te either in the School of which would allow for an Executive Cabinet, one president from each class. twelve (12) E~ucatlon or ID the school of their respective majors. Senators from the various sc?ools and the Dean of Student organized pre,entation of Sec~lon 3. Oath. of ~ffice. The following oath of office shall be Personnel Services or his representative. Each member shall have one student pollcie,. The ASB used m the sweanna In of officers. administered by the ASBSC vote except the: President, the Vice·President. who shall vote only in President would hllvtl the power Presid~nt: "I do sOlemnly affinn that as (o/1iu bdtl) of the the case of a tie, and the Dean of Student Personnel Services. who to veto any legi,'ation paU«1 by ASSOCiatedStudents of BOise State Colle~, I wtrl faithrully and to shall serve as an advtsor and collelle administration representative. the Senate. Section 2. Election and Term. The class preSidents and school the best of my ability perform all the duties of my office and Pre,ently In tM Judicial promote the best interests of the students of Boise State Collqe." Senators shall be elected in the fall semester &y Friday of the third branch, tM judicia' Committee ARTICLE VI-AMENDMENTS . 'I '. week of class. Their term of office shall be for one year. The twelve conducts election, and interptit, (12) school Senators'shall be elected in direct proportion to the Section I. General. Amendments may be proposed by a maJoritY. the constitution. The proposed v!>le of the Senate or by a petition with a minimum of 25 ltuclcntl' enrollment in each school of the college. constitution cffate, a Student Sillnatu!es presented to any meetina of the Senate. Section 3. The Duties of the Senate_ Court, which would hur appeal, Section 2. Approval, Amendments to this constitution mUlt be a. To initiate and approve by majority vote all br-Iaws or student from Judicial ,roup, such as regulations. After apf)rovil the proposal shal be reviewed by app.roved, by, a two-thitds vote of the total membership of the Senate tholll In tM dorm, or the' anil a mSJorlty vote of approval by students cutin. billotl. the ASO President and approved or vetocd within ten days. rhe , EltlCtlon' Board. veto of the' ASB President may be overruled by a two-thirds ARTrCLE VII·RATIFICATION 'The credit hour I'fqulre",.nts Section 1. Ratification and Supremacy', A malority' VOle M vote of all members of the Senate. b. To approve by two-thirds vote of all members ffie !roposed for ASS off~" would be , students' ballots CUi shall be sufficient to estabUsh thl1 docUmen't ... ' ASBSC budget and establish student officers fees an salaries. reduc,d to .lIow IICOnd the constitutiC?n of the Associated Students of Boise Sute Col.I•• c. To establish necessary committees and boards including the .mHter IOPhomore, to run for Upon ratificatIon and under the authori~ of the Pl'CIident 01 Bolle . Student Union Board and the Student-Fauclty Relations offiCiI 10 tMy could hold offietl during their Junior ~=m~~:I~,eth:~ .. :~:~~tust::dc::1 l)c the supremc~ .~iriI Committee. ' yer. , d. To 'approve. or remove by two-thirds'vote of all members .ny Th... .,. the mllor ch,,,,., Section 2,. Imporcncy of Previoul Conllnnio"" Up'on radflcadon thll conltltutlon. all prcvlou'l constitutionll Presiaential appointee. ' In th, propOlld constitution. It 01 01 thil;uaocladon e. To impel&Ch, for' good causc, any officer of lh~ ASB by 11M,,'ned the "";orltY 'pprov,' 'lhallbe null and void. except that thOle offleen .Iectcd.undtrtbe .' Iwo-thfrds vole of all members. In such cuel, the ASB justices of th, S,,,,tt ,nd 'thl pa.t ,nd previou •. conltltutlon thall,scrve the remalnder oftbelr(termtiof p""nt ASB of/Ie.,,; .. .. office. , . '.., .. ·.· •• t·'HUi';(~~~~,'·i,'; ,.shall preside over .the Senate. ' Thursday, May 1,1969 Boise State College Arbiter page 3 BLiNDMAN'S BLUFF -FOLD, SPINDLE .' > -tl__ III. t:AM'~ ..I AND MUTILATE MOVEMENTS by Lloyd Love Political Columnist llW/ should keep in mind that civil by Steve Tyson The rush to "law and order" disobedience is the organized How many interested parties has recently been joined' by a expression of revolt against (people) show up at Sentate number of "liberal' thinkers . existing evils; it does n'1,70 Valknil' o ffll"l' rs WhIll' eastern pllllosophy, g,",,1 of (inl dl\ohl'd,(IlC(' Ihat wcre clcd('d at - ;11\ annual me,iltation, and Havi Shankar j\ (omnllHl ,trgornclll I' Ihal ,h"uld hc slrc\\cd. If rllllCm elel'IlOn h"ld at th(' IIdl lIousl' are bccoming popular in the Ihsohed"'IHT evcn of h.hl bws I' Apnl H. New offlCl'rs indude Wl'st, they arl' sllil pretly foreign \\rlJng ht't';IlJ'C II (u\1{"r~ ;1 Kav Ikath, proidellt, Kathy for Idaho, or uppn statl' New gl'llcLlI ,h\f('spel'l tor all laws IIr;,wn, \xe presidl'nt and York (lIob's home), So, why ThiS 1\ llie S:lIlIe b.I'lelliv t re asurer, Tl'Ir~· AIllJllatq:ul, fight it' Dylan would say (no\s' ((1l1't'r\'~tl\T 1T1lpul\r \\Iudl OIH'f: se(tetHv, and I.vnda Baril was anyway). Just put on y·our ~\;l\\' tlllllllJHllll \\Jt~t" 1.1\\ S ;l\ n;IIlll'llrilcdgc l'Jp'taln, Stetson, pic'k up your g-ultar and lc,HllIlg 10 "'(1,,11\111, or hll, Arbiter The nl''' oft ICl'/\ Will he "Ing t.'owbuy son~" de segregaupn 1e,Iding III D\'Ian and Coillmhus hoth ·'N(.'"" i, oUI bU('lIlf'" Inst;llled at thc anllual Inlerlllarrl.lgl'. II 1\ all ')p1l1hHl (lur lI~ht." ,\\othl'r·J)au~htl'l l.ulKheon, klll,'\" lhal if you go far enough ex pel"latlOn of the domillo sdlnlulcd ,\laY \0 at Ihl' Hoyal. wot ,'ou'li rearh the I'.a'l. Thl' effel't, rh" a"umlllion th.ll all 110 \\'1 HJ. F. Writ:'H ., .. Editor music'? It's hcautlful and so is I.yn \\'rt~ht ... A~"04)l.'-lat(" rdltor Scholaf\hlps wdl also' be .1 Bob Dylan' aCllons In gl\l'n d"edlllll "I'h Janll.:-c \\1111.1111\ . I\d\"j'ory Fdltllr awarded, low,lr,1- the ,'xtrrllll', ,1\ If ,,11 (;I('l1fl Draper . Sport\ I dltor s"rI,d dLlngc uk", "I.H'e ,II th,' Ntt! (;"lIlllt, I'~"'~h. "'r0rt" I dltor 1"1' of ,I \leeI', '"I1,'llh lilli, Art (;.hl\ . Cop, A\'I~II111t"IH I dltor nurle< ""drill, CLASSIFIED AD SECTION whl'le 1I1l' hrq 1"1'11 '''''tlres " Steve T\',<)l1 ... ' t\ltv<,ui'\tnt: "ltulg,' to the hotlol11. nul. Davi' . Ihl'\IT1C'\"i Mana)o:<"r 1>0 you nccd a monuuatc, tmnsporution, .1 car, a job, IlI.viti r\'Ul\ ... .• Advi'\,(lr In Lid, ''',ICW's 1"IHlen,",' 1\ I;ranklin Can. ., .. Phutottraphcr or even a lover? If you what quick results try an to m;,inl;lin \\h,llll.1S "cell. \\'hat Columni,t, Nathalt lla\'I'i, Art (;.Iu" Arbiter classified ad. Hates are 5 cents per work per wc shollld "" ('OIl''''lIled with i, I.Inrtl 1.0\'(, Ted (;,h~)(l, not somc n;llur.11 tcndencv . Stcvr Tyson, issue, with a minimum charge of 75 cents, Ad eopv Hrportrr\ . jll1(" [hUB.l, CarlA,lams, must be submitted to the Arbiter office by 5 p,nl, lowanh violent IIprl,ill~, Ini, Juhn Mllun, Si~(('r Marv • ralher the inchnali,," of p"ople, Ida w"'IllIIlIi. Friday for publication the following Thuisdny, or • (an'd with an ovnwhelllling htahli"",1 Mlv. 19611 .. a weekly phone 385·1~92, • puhliclli"n "f 'noise Srale College, ~.r:Mjt- • ellvirolilenl, to submit to it, In Ihe I\'UlI rEIl i, a wnti"""lion anu • this counlry, the nUClal prohlclll con~olid.tinll uf- noi~rJu.nior ColIC'Rc AUTO FOR SAl.E RIDER NEEIWI> ao.. o. 1 •• ft ''(111_. kfoho .3?Ol. • is Ihat of encrusted II 0 11N IJ lIl' I.,,, I(ollc Coliclit' I'loo .. "'''' "''''Iou (",Ioood i' 'Of • 1l011NIllII', rhc AHIIITEH " Floonhift '62 Chryslor ..,... hondttng t .. fvndobIe 'it" rr;Hlitions·lradiliom whkh need puhli,he,1 weddy, cxl"el't huliday. "*(,.. ,• "300", V·8, t-!tp, Coupo, Need rider to share ,..,...... 'M4 • hadly 10 ht, shaken lome, I"d tell we-ek., l,y intere'ted n,,,,e- I Indeed, those oUlhreaks of ,'ivil State- Collelle Ilude-n15 in coo!'ertllnn RBIt-!, New transmission, expenses to Seattle. t with (.;ral,flic Ana Ind Center Leaving disorder we have had in the lise Luther interior, Fire Sat, 17 May, Will I for "rinlinll II. Graphic Service •. return to Boise 30 May. I Uniled St,llcs have ","en not the Offien arc in T 1,11, 1I0i'e Slale Engine Red, A·1 Phone 343-4485, Jerry I eause of our trt1ubks, hut the Colltlle 19117 C,ml"" Drive, 1101.." condition, $695, Ph. remit of thelil. Those who fear .... ho il17tJ7, l'h'lIle me"'ll Marsha RoUSh BSC freshman Next S~ndayk5;30 p.m., . "h" b' d d Marsha will be honored at- an Spanish major, as een a~ar e informal sup~ "N' h . a 5900 summer fellowship by .. .._f, 18 t In -the Boise International Club for ~a1rluguay. f hln the eenter I d dv i U • u room 0 t e: SJJB. College trave an stl yw~ ~~~~~dat'<:>-students, Inte:rn'liional .club ----,I:-as-tu.u...w--'eue~k~'s-"-.!!-'!me'!-e--lu~n8~'#in··d the members, and guc:sts may attend Student Union BUilding b".. ~}' ~nnSlng soie: typ.e offmger J ames Gamble, International 00, picmc sly e, Club Vice-President. Idaho Urul{U!lt~ns Of p.ersons ~~o Senator Frank Church was. the have h VISltle(J Uruguay' are: being featured speaker following the soug ~ by t~e Internanonal Club presentation of the fellowship. t~ asSist With a pr~ram about Marsha has three years of high t at country, accor tnB to Mrs. school Spanish plus one year of L. J. Huntington, 2801 Teton, Spanish' at Boise State College B_o_lsc_.__ .....__ ....._-:' _ She will stay with a family in Uruguay for ,. four weeks and. spend the balance of the SIX weeks traveling throughout the country with members or friends ", . of the host familv This is the second year the WINNER' OF A SCHOLARSHIP for sumD1Cr travel in Uru.JU&y Boise International Club has Marsha Roush, «Iller, is congratulated by Sen. Frank OJure" and participated In the Expenme:nt OJan~of Eugene: B. Chaff~. Sen. Church was featured speaker af In Internanonal LIVing program ~C:C:bn~ lut Thursday o.f Bo~ !D~tiOnai Cub. sponsor of the which sends a quallfie:d Experiment .m Intemabonal Liv~ll' program hc:rc: and provider of individual lU a foreign country. the: sc:holanhlJ". A frcshm&!l Spanisfi major. Marsha will be honored Marsha was chosen. from a at an mfonnal dinner Sunday in the:"SUB. number of applicants for the: fellowship. To the Edito r : Upon he:r return, she: Will Hallelujah! We were bums A REVIEW appear before: Intereste:d ciVIC It would seem that &II the for a day during the annual organizations with a re:port of rclatlons that exist between . lIobo March April 19, sponsOl'ed he:r travels and experlenccs. student body governments and by the Tau Alpha Pi. First, Manha will JOin winners student newspapers are not the Evidently, the person who Folksinger Receives' Praise from othe:r parts of the: United ~t. Thnc relations hinge on wrote the caption ..with the State:s at a preparatory inte:nsl\'e the twO facu that a) stude:nt picture of Tau 1I0boes in the newspapers feci they have: the April 2S Arbiter didn't think the language cou~ for two we:eks After SUB 'Coffee House e:arl~' In June at the School of nght to diree:t the fICkle finger occasion worthy of further of fate at anyone who deserves publicity. Why the implied , International Training, Putney. Vel'lTlont. It IS the headquarters It, and 'b) student body connection of Vocational- " lJl'OUp distinctions unco\'ered for the e:xchange program called go\'e:mmenu fed that it is quite Technical 1I0bocs to a Socialist by Jane Dunn the word "consistency." The logical to run a newspaper Union group called IWW? Beatles taking a giant place in hiS "Experiment 'in Intemational LI\'ing." complete with rights c:sublisfJed ~ SpeaKing tor Tau Alpha Pi, "Uh-huh. you were a good views. "One oT the strongest by journalistic tradition u long which inCidentally represents a one baby, • things aboot them is their beat" him; he doc:sn't fight the: songs. as that paper docs not bite: the hi I' Cross section of the Oh, yeh, you were a. good he said, the fact coming up th~t It all comcs naturally like night hand that feeds it. Vocational-Technical Division of one ..... they have. been the major follows day. lie: sits on the stool Solutions to the problem of Boise State College, I fed that The relevancy of these two instigators of nearly e\'ery ne:w as coolly and calml)' as one relations arc difficult to map out the implication (ignoran~. or lines lies within a song labeled movement in the last five years. could, and refle:cts that he has to becausc so much ground work ~thel'Wiscrwas unwarranted, the "Mather," brought to our The Doors are pan of his likes, mo\'e 'around a 10t60bd'ause he's laid by student bodies hu to be mnuendo totally uncalled for. attention last week by Frank as IS Steppe"wolf. a so skinny. The subtle: humor Just torn up. What other scrvice club can Tomnto-based group. Moore Moore. In order to erue student bod\' feels that Canadian talent is • melts into the audience, and boast collecting in one day BSC played host to this governm,ntal attempts to going to come on strong in the: while he laughs as something. 51,949.00 for a student 23-year-old traveling Canadian regulate content within a near future. All the: musIc on ..broad gnns appe:ar on all the scholarship .fund? folk-minstrel, for seven student hody sponsored their radio was from the States, faces for tables to the back of It has been said. "If he is fascinating days. Moore. the room. '(' newspaper. the intJu choice successful, don't knock his currently playing at the U of I. is he said. bu t it will be changing. Something thu one: notlce:s IS would be: [0 cause a separation methods." on a fi\'e week tour, soon to visit E\'erybody with talent went lU the monotone \'OICe:Moore uses of government and newspaper. The 1I0bo technique is a "fun the University of Montana and L.A., furt'her comment to Introduce the mate:rlal and In thiS case the ne~apcr thing"; matiy other servtcd Montana State. indicated; but he: fec:ls an carry on diSCUSSIOns wllh the: wuuld either be financed clubs use fun things to raise Although he claims upsurge in Canada IS coming. au dlence about current Independently •. drawing it!' money. NewF oundland as his original Even If a band goes south to get happe:nings of the: day Punches momes from services performed Tau Alpha Pi IS a National home. he is now from Toronto. a break ~nd misses, they stili about the: local police force:. the: for advertisers, or financed bv Organization. a sel'\'ice, club Quebec. The beginning of his have a second chance in Canada. laws conce:rnlng Illluld a departme:nt of a collese, deilicated to the betterment of career took subs.rance four years Jazz is one of his likes, and as rHre:shme:nt. and the «lOd scl'\'ed Se:condly, the papcr could Voc a tional-Techmcal students ago as "Iead singer for a group he says, "All music IS Jazz; Just charge e:ach nOdenr, pan or IIste:n to the time changes." at the college:. totaled up enough and the community. called "The Ilc:ard." InC\'itably, fu lI·lIme. a "subscription" The public votcd ncarly Writing of music entered the POints to make thiS singer fnndl\' the thing split up. Frank going re:me:mbered by the peopk wh;, amount and be included in a 52000.00 in favor of the /lobo picture, music and words. In hiS hiS ow,~ way twoY!=j1rsagil. As he: attended hiS concert, checks"and-balances systc:rn March. What's wl'Ong with the said, 1 progressed from the opinion, being the same: thing I lis style IS qUiet dnd slow, unde:r a faculty-student Arbiter? dives and then played a c1uh in but in different physical forms heavy and fast, scrlOus and commillee. Ray J. Knight the Village that later turned IOto The informal discusSIl;n gassy. Just to name a f<,w IllS T1nrdlv, the student body a discotheque." '\ turned to pre:fe:rences in music. eyes were c1o Sweat Sale: 109N. 8TH 'r ~hirt ..,; YOUR DIAMOND ANI t $2.95,Values--3f\for $5.00 , 343-6151 , All C6/ors--Alllmprints . , THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY .. SU N.,. I II A 124, 8 I.m.·~ M.,. 2 . .. Au!l,orl 1.1. 100, 8 p.m -I'Um A'309, a,m:.I. 211~r2f"• c.I .: Hurryl Supply is Limited : f;:::Ij;::t"~1rJI'I~:[Coron ...rlu, Iwo "'.d •• of horror 1'0on-T~'lInrrc Idaho recl;U;' LA 106. 7·10:30 "Ih ... 011 World". (U8A " 'en.onn.1 01010 on W4 p.m.-CllIze)1I AdlvlOr,. Ih. oralnt.1 v.,.lon of" h. SUB Slu, 00111 • =tJ~, Twhlln. (from Anol er' Commute. on Alchollll1l Qr d), (USA) t ~I"h!\'b~a-InatalJaiIOll! :.:.!.!JJ : ,I~II t pr,'''l\nl•. Dr. Thom.. Pllu, Stadium. 3 P.m.-Tr .. fln.ortt I. Nlt'on.J In.lllula of sUo. ~ ••, If.flno"" ... °Mental eallh, C.II Mr. ~jeld m.el. DSC v. RI . nlolll,l oOchar.lefor .Iudenl •. f>~ia-DanqU.r.-Alp... Xl ~ o.nu... 0' detail. . 8U 8 106, 6'10 p.m.-Spe •• h • 8Uv.r Room 8'10 UB, Oarn.' ~Olll' t Newl ' tournainl p.m.-M •• llnl. Alp~. XI ·1 II' 0 a. m - II 110 SUB, lIlIal Room, 7·' D.I.l I"""&100 of bo I. 1.10.- .. lInl .. Chr.U.n YV,!J~ C.nlr.1 DaI~oom. Adm .. Ion. OfJlij... • t ' 8Iudenllia~ia;'Lunc eon, 1l•• ln...... ' l; l o_~~Jznlfo~. 0 I e I' ..•·· Te~R C0b\IFh, all de,.. ftId.iA • Zodiac Posters For Each Month : TennldeCounl, .U'd.,.-OSC 'It SUB, ~arne, Room, a.1I Roun ·Robln Rounwo ~ In ~ lI&m\1i1iNt ImC~a":t"tr&::'o~12.1 l •. Vivid Colors-2'x3' . t gtaWi-LUCl",on. 8uillllln...... $1.00 each t :,~~rllc~'tpa, '130 ",' ~~------_...._---....--_. • 1,..' Thursday, May I, 1969 Boise State College Arbiter page S • Administration, Senate Adopts 'Freedoms' Policy Unanimously adopted in the Monday Senate meeting after presentation, explanation ~nd. recommendation by Dr, Romack. Dean ofStudent Personnel Services, was the following statement of policy: PROPOSAL No. I STATEMENT OF POI.1CY ON INDIVIDUAL RIGIITS, FREEDOMS, AND HESPONSII.IILlTIES The College experts responsible conduct of all individuals and groups associated with it. No member of the academic community - - students, faculty, or sraff > • IS entitled to any greater privileges or II~llmulllues before the law than those enjoyed by other citizens, The College requires behavior that 15 consistent with the laws and standards of our society as well as with institutional policies and regualations. . The College recognizes and supports the right of individuals or groups to freedom of speech through the expression of symbolic dissent, civilized diSCUSSIOn and r.eaceable assemblage. Members of ~tS3t';,r: the College community have t ic right to free inquiry and the WATCfUNG the planting of the symbolic apple organization, Apple. The tree was planted on expressIOn of thought or opmion on Issues of interest that includes tree are members of Boise State College's liberal campus during ceremonies the middle of April. the traditional American right 10 assemble peaceably, subject to reasonable r~strll:uo~.s as 10 palce and nrne, and.ro properlypetition authorities. I hcse l-irst Amendment rights incorporated Into the Apple Releases Liberal Thoughts On Campus Fourteenth Amendment, however, are not a license for aggressive physical action or to interfere with rights of others. student government, the time could infiltrate any group on The College will not condone conduct that: by Janice Williams dragged on into two months. campus including the newspaper I. Promotes or incites student, faculty or staff unrest. At Apple's first meeting with and Senate. But it wouldn't the Se nate on ratification, serve SDS's purpose to infiltrate. 2. Disrupts normal educational operations and activities: The need and want for more representatives invited to the They would simply apply for a 3. Interferes with or threatens the rights and freedoms or physical liberal ideas have existed on the "hearing" were confronted with charter." and mental health and safety of any member of the College Boise State College campus for rumors that Apple: was in fact In March, Apple was ratified commu mty: some time but the method to go SDS (Students for a Democratic and the members celebrated by 4. Obstructs or denies access .of students, faculty. staff and/or about obtaining these ideas Society). At the time. Phillips the symbolic planting of an other authorized persons to any College facility; never materialized until Apple. stood up and publicily apple tree on campus. As John S. Threatens to destroy or destroys College facilities, records or Classing themselves as part of announced, as he did many Espinoza, executive board property. the liberal clement on campus, a times after that, that Apple was member, explained. "We planted 6. Uses obscene o~ indecent language or pictorial representations. handful of students began . not affiliated with SDS. the. seeds for liberal thought at verbally or on Signs, banners, posters, etc. in any activity. meeting in hopes of promoung The College, recognizing the individuals right to due process. will more student involvement with e invutute disciplinary procedures up to and including expulsion or student-concerned affairs. One ' disnussal agamst any idividual who persists In such action, This of the few "dared" to announce (illi ;~~;'~~I~~:E.:~::t:~~:~:"I principle extends to conduct off campus which may have an adverse several of the gatherings and the (Cont , from page 3, col. 5) effect upon the College or upon the educational process and group grew until they needed a purpoo;e, Ia rge meeting room. to maintain a universal respect for human rights, rather than. for If the- social function of a c c o m o d a r c the liberal following. law, the society can change fast protest is to change the unjust enough to meet the swift· conditions of society. then that It was obvious the interest moving expectations of people protest cannot stop with a court was there and so BSC's first Harried Placement Office in this century' It is good for decision or a jail sentence. If the liberal organization was in the citizens 10 learn that laws, when protest is morally justified it is planning stage. Weeks were spent Serves BSC Students they seriously encroach on morally justified to the very end. writing. and r e-wr it ng a i human rights, should be even past the point where a consntuuon and statement of violated. If the effect of civil court has imposed a penalty. If I by C J, Evans The office of the Placement purpose, then they needed a disobedience is to break down in It stops at that point, then we Clutter eddies outside of the Service IS shared with the name. the public's mind the totalitarian are treating social portest as a small cuhiclc, wluch 10 orhcrwi-e student loan sccrctarv, the Mike Phillips became the first notion that laws are always to be game. I t becomes a token, a known as the Boise State College Director of Financial "\Ids, and Apple' chairman, and things his se crerarv. One imagine: obeyed, then this is health v for gesture. 1I0w potent an effect I'lal'e/llent Counseling SerVICe. It began to happen. "Many liberal the growth of democracy. . can protest havc if it stops dead 1\ run by the dlreclor, Pauline competing f'lr a Job while students have felt isola led on the conl'urrenlly competing for II ow can a government in its tracks as soon as the very lIinman, for the soil' benl'fll of Bse campus and our group govern if it tolerates government it is criticizing the sludents. standing room with other brought them wt:ether," Phillips disobcdience to its laws? It dee ides against it? a p p Iil'an", interviewers, and explained. She IS till" onlS" full'lIlllt' would have less trouble The main fallacy in the sc\"eral 1~·Plsts. Kind of like People began to listen as per'nn. lIer scl'relJr\', Jo .\lJrts, governing in a more just sociel)'. arguments of the legalists is that ru bblnj: one's stomach and" Phillips talked uf student rights works half dan. fheS" handle'" And to the extent that it the citizenry should behave as if pattIng one's head, and involvement. "Students part·time' off'calllpus remains unjust, it should have they are the state and their sUllultaneouslv. should have an active voice in elllplo}'Tllcnt, in which o\"er IIS0 lrouble l!overning. interests are the same, The issue A lisllng ;,f what companies administrative policies that studenls I];\\,e been Illaced this Arc Punishments Right? here is how we approach )"l'.lf Thl'y al", hand l' gr,lduatl' WIll be on campus when is concern lhe studenls. The Another fallacS' is that the political issues, whether we and \,O·tl'C plaremc:nlS. Just the a \'3 i1a ble in Iht' plan'menl students now have no voice." person who c;lmmits civil consider disputes ended when Dagwood Sandwll'h of le;lrhcr "office", Sludenls wishing "SIlHknlS should be aware of disohedienl'e must accept his the Slate has spoken, or whelher pl.ll:l'menl forllls thaI are dedI lI11erviews should makt' their own rights on l'ampus such punishmenl as right. Wh\, must we will weigh thosc arguments Wilh l'n II];\S\(" 1\ enough tn appointmenls 111 ad\"alll·c. as (on trois through thl' Student lhc citizen accept the result of a from our viewpoint as titizens. bOIWIe lhl' IIl1/HI TIll' phonl' W:IS nnging again, Union Board." del'l~ion he considers immoral? The go vern men tis not I{l'l"l'llllS" , lhl' nlll' ,Ind a h,llf "It gClS so bus)' III hCfl' Ihal Things looked belll'f than To support thc rule of law in the synonymous with the pcople: of sl,lCf 1Ill'lIll.ns nf lht' placeml'II1 '(lnll'llllles student answl'f (very bu t now lhcy had to gct ahstract? I havc just argued that till: l1..tlun, Il " all artifi,aial scrnl't' S{'nl lwn hundred kiln, lh~ phone lhl'm,el\'l's." Mrs. ratifl<:d 111 Ihe Forum and Scnatc to support a wrong law docs not device, set up by the citizens for 1O lIlaJor U.S. l"tHllpanil·s. The\' lIil1l11an s,lId. "Fxcuse l11e." as a "legal" campus au wmallcallv strengthen the c':rtam purposes. It is cndowed The l\'pcwriters soundcd like ort:anization. Expecling some 1I11'lIl'd them to l'ollle IIltl'n'll"\" right rule oj" law, indeed may with nll sacred aura; rather, it cro"fJrl: on Ihc LaIc Show. sla tic froln thc t'onsen'ative prospl"l'II\T l'lIlllloYl'n on 1Ill' weaken it. ,'Iorcover, when needs to be scrutinized lise "'"11pUS an, II1fOrllll'd IltCll.l ""'a\'be thc\' could mo\'l' \'ou dcment of the students, criticized, opposcd, changcd and II adminislration and tht' unjust decisions arc acceptcd, lhat we .Ire now ,I fou(\·l'.Ir "--',ilihnlhl'fl' wfJl'fe IS qUICIl'f i nJ u stice is s:lIlCtioncd and ,-,ven overthrown and replaced ,dl,""I." / . and pl'fhaps more sP:Il'iOllS" thl' rommunity, Apple mcmhers when necessary. Sill'll cOll1panies ;is Tex;ll"o mternewcr wnlured, "walked softly" and followed perpetualcd. and (;I'ncral Fouds ha\"e senl "Its our eirhlh 1l1OVt' SillCl' procedurc afte'r procedure trying repreSl'nl.llll'es. Therl' haw been Jllnl', 1967,' Mrs. lIillll1an 1o gel IHoper recognitIOn, as mallY as SiX recmltns sharing amwereJ in a \'oice loud t'llllllgh Phil ips made appearahce after lhl' ,aml' Inll'n'inv room at ;1 to. drown lhe "backt:roumF' ilppcarance explainll1g Apple and Forensics Students Place High Wile:. All ideal interview room, 1l01\C. it.~ PUl1HISCS but instead of the would bl' a soundproof cubldc "Ma\'be l·arpet. to muffle the normal two to three weeks of with a lable and three chairs. sound?'" waiting for word from the In Montana Tourney . Thl' I~ig Sky Intercollegiate participant spoke ~hrce diffcrent Specch IOllrnament was held at times at IIldlvldual even.IS, HEADQUARTERS the University of Montana, expository speec!l, persuasIve &.. special STUDENT DISCOUNTS. Missoula. O!l April 24·25 and spcech, and oral mterpretauon. 26th, rhm)' colleges .\~'ere Davis, McDermott and TUESDAY WEDNESDAY represente,d at t~le COlnpetltlon. Bermeosolo reccived superior in IDAY MONDAY BOIse State ColI~ge st';J~c.nts these events. e ntenng the senior dIVISion This is the final intercollegiate r.m." S t"lt.-nl )(t. Ih"tt for debaters wer; !'auic.k activity of the year. Of aIr the VOTE ON NEW ~~c.J)cnllon and Charles DaVIS, intercol1egiate activities, the t &, Cf'ntnd ,m. H· t 0 CONSTITUTION 11m was the only. team th~t forensics make up thc longest I nlllht mn\'l~ wen.t ,undefeated m the. SIX season, They begin in September bt' S hutrnt prelmunary rounds. In the fmals and end in April. CLOSlmWImK Ronlll, 1·" they look third place. ~'f:1t ~ItOIIJI"'~~~ CLOSE\) WEEK CLOSED WEEK In the junior diviSIOn I~F"'::---',-;;•.P-.,.-"--"---':"'~~~~-,.-p---, .---...----'-----~"~,.-:..·....~2}:.l".,_.;...:.~Z,-..-.-:.l~'-:-. ·7-----:--0------'-'-·,-' --.----~ __ +~-~-;---+_----~ ...... :.''--';-~..:------+4@-;.2AA~~~~ '. "BOlSCStatc COlleaei\rbiter '.. , .. " .• '.,;; .. ',' .···c.·.c., ... :... ·,··, ...·· 'CO'". New' WomenS.Fra~e'2~i;t'y ~haRter To Be -lns;aJJetJ " On the natiorual.,.and local "'-' - level Alpha Xi' Delta; hu ~n increasing n,umber of awards which serve 'u :or..incenti.ve for. e. high scholarship and endeavor. - ' Since World War n,AJpha Xi Delta.Aas" ..I""",wbcffonson ... American )'outh, participaung in. .. the White House Conference on ' Children and Youth; suppo"ing , mountain area se:hOols in . Kentucky, Tennessee and Arkansas through Save the Children Federation; and it now has a program, toward curbing juvenile delinquency. Through.lhe Grace Ferris Memorial Award, the Fraternity each year presents at least one library of 100 books to a tuberculosis sanatarium in the United States. The weekend's activities will begin Friday evening with' an NEW OFFICERS OF THE Boise: State College Circle K men's service informal get . t~ether in the club were installed recently. Gary Benoit.: right, conl{llltulated the Silver 'Room of the Student new officers Eldon Swenson, secrc:ury, left, Tom Robbms. treasurer, Union. Visiting collegiatcs from Dave Mueller, vic:e-;m:sident,.and Dou~ CrislJl,&n.presidenL Circle K Alpha '.'i Delta chapters at is a college affiliated o~ization of Kiwanis Intc:niational. The club Dr. Torbet Speaks Washington State University, performs various public service projects for the school and the University of Washington and community. Eastern Washington State On .Racial Prejudice College will welcome the chapter to die Fraternity, Other ~ests -by Lyn Wright spotted hand puppets to for the weekend will include illustrate that although everyone representatives' from local "If you're alive, r,ou're is somewhat different, all people alumnae chapters in Utah. prejudiced in some way, ' said arc basically very much alike. OrCf,on. Wahington. and Idaho. Qt\l.E STARK Dr, David P. Torbet, psychology "We fear things we know not 'The Noble Things You Do," professor and director of the of," explained Dr. Torbet. ''This will be the toric or Mrs. Loral WAYNE BROOKS center for counseling at Boise fear develops into anxiety and is Thompson, 0 Portland, past State, at a recent Encounter translated into hate." National President. who will THE COLLEGE PLAN 21Z1College Blv~. Idaho meeting at the YMCA. In the question and answer speak at the informal banquet to Dr. Torber gave a talk on period following Dr. Torbet's be held at 6:30 p.m. Saturday in , t across from Campus SchOQI some of' the reasons for discussion, the 'origin of hate the West Ballroom of the or fidelity Union prejudice, using the film "The words, and other forms of man's ' Student Union. Dr. John Barnes, THE COllEGE MAN ute Insurance Co. Toymaker," to illustrate his .inh umani ty to man wen: President of Boise State College. points. ' discussed. and Dr. Flora T. Wallace, Dean The film used striped and The. YMCA Young Adult of Women. will by-guests of the Comrriirtee which has sponsored chapter at the banquet. •• the Encounter Idaho series will The festivities will conclude am Boise State ...-nt last years tnnc-m-tbe-i:""nrtPtJ oertormmce as I'lftoI ~Pft? host another public meeting in on Sundar. when the newly am one of thisY;;;;:S"seven particij1iiing BSC grouPs g;{ihe $2,(XX) ~PriU? May conceming open housmg. installed A pha Xi Delta chapter -:-•••••••••••••••• '! : will attend morning services at : HAVE YOU READ : the First Methodist Church. In :There is a River or Edgar Cayce. : the afternoon the chapter will be :the Sleeping Prophet. or any of I honored with a reception from Ithe ten odler books about this 2-4 p.m. in the Silver Room of :remarkable man, America's the Student Union. THRILLS! grc:atestpsychic? Officers and initiates of the The Boise: Council of the new chapter are Kimberl" COLOR! I:Association for Research and Hansen, president; Lynda Bari , : Enlightenment presents Hugh correspondinf secretary; SUSPENSE! : Lynn Cayce (£dgarCayce'sSon) Ernestine Bel. recording : in a series of three: lectures at the secretary; Vicki Berlin, reporter; • YWCA 720 Wash' gt t 8 Cindy Bertram, social chairman; :' m on, ~d ,Vala.rie Bybee. journal FREE! :p.m. May 2, and at 2 p.m. an 8 correspondent; Roberta Cole • • p.m. May 3. • :' Admission is $1.50 per music director; Gretchen : lectyre. purchased at t!'e door or. Gordon, vice president; Sandra : by mail from the Boise: A.R.E.,: Hight, photographer; Yvonne :Box 3137, Boise, Idaho 83703.: Jackson, treasurer-;---Colleen :-•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .: ' Maloney, scholarship chunnan. • • Wilma McTavish, membership chairman; Marsha Poncia. '1X.~ 1------1 historian; Sue Stover. chaplain, Multicolomhtripa I and Merry Underkofler. SA:TURD I on white backgrounds. . I int·er·s~rority council g I representative.. 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Boise Sta.tCCollege Arbiter Bronco Thine/ads Track,Tenni$ Slate Last Prepare For Ricks Weekend" .The Boise' State Broncos century dash in which he tJ .warmed up for the Ricks College established a school record at Track and field, along with Tennis will get the spotlight this Vikings Wednesday afternoon at Weber State's meet last week-end for Boise State Nampa by waJlopping. the week-end. athletes as the college hosts the Crusaders 95-49 in a dual cinder Doug Ward should run away BSC Round Robin while Ricks meet. with at least 15 points in the > College comes to the Bronco Coach Ray Lewis' thinclads meet," said Smith. "He ran a oval for this initial dual meet. ran away with firsts and 49.4 in the 440 leg last week-end 10 Baseball, golf' and the swept four fuJI events, the and will be a strong threat in the women's tennis team all finished discus, shot put, and the two open 440. He is also aiming for a action earlier in the week. 45' triple jump." dashes, 100 and 220. Coach Bus Conners highly Highjumper, Mike Schell. has According to Assistant Coach talented tennis squad' are hastily gone over 6-6 numerous nmes Bob Smith, Friday's meet may preparing for the BSC hosted turn into a close affair. The this season and would like Round Robin featuring the nothing better than to clear the Vikings have established some University of Idaho, Weber State bar at 6·7 or better. very fine times thus far this College and Idaho State season and will provide the Tom KeJly in the long jump DISPLAYING the trophies 10 be University along with the Broncos with some excellent and Mark Burgener and Arlo •••• awarded Saturday at the KETR Broncos. ,competition. Decker in the Shot and javelin rally from left. Chip Boise: State: finished be:hind Smith said, "Jim Cafferty, arc also showing marked car are, Sports Car Murray, program director for champion Idaho and runner-up who has yet to lose in the 120 improvement with each.meet. KETR; Karen Roark. new Whitworth in the Vandal high hurdles this season, should Smith said that if the Associated Student Body Invitational at Moscow this past turn in a 14.7 time or better. foursome could ge:t the:ir receptionist; and Larry Wheeler, weekend, The Broncos won two Herb Glassen will be out to hand·uffs down in good timing, Ra//yS/ated president of Broadcasting Club. matches at Moscow, after break his half mile: record, The the 440 relay te:am IS capable of The trophies will be presented 10 dropping the opening round young athlete from Canada a 42.5 time: or better. the first, second, third and match 9-0 and then outdistanced shattered his own marks twice: "We will have to take up first Saturday fourth place winners and the Washington State University 7-2 places in the sprints and relays already this season." revolving trophy plaque. center. for the third place spot. Dickson will be out to and some seconds and thirds III Students, who can drive a car .. Rich will be given to the winning Compe:tition for the Hound better his clocking in the: our weake:r events such as the and have a friend who can" read 9.6 The club will Robin will begin at the USC distance runs and field events to directions, will gather Saturday club-sponsored car. courts on Friday at 3 p.m. while score well agianst the: Vikings. at the "U" in front of the have Its name and year engraved Saturday's final round is With a few breaks and the fact administration building for the on the plaque and will tum it scheduled for 9 a.m. Boise Sweeps Pair that this is a home meet we KETR car rally, sponsored by over to next rear's winning club. Ray Lewis' track and field should come out on top, The the Boise State College The rally, wil begin at I p.m. at othe "U' in front of the Ad team dropped a 91-54 dual meet distance and pole vaulters will Broadcasting Club. 'The: first car will leave at 1 Building. to a very strong Weber State From Ricks probably be Ricks' biggest team at Ogden. The Broncos threat." p.m, after receiving instructions from rally officials. Entry fee:s grabbed five firsts and turne:d in lie concluded by saying, "We CLASSIFIEDS PAY! some: sparkling performances. Terry Be:gg and Dan Smith are aiming for the District arc $3 pe:r car and $5 pe:r both went the distance: for Boise Competition at Ashland, Oregon club-sponsored car. The rally is State: College: in a pair of wins and we: have a fe:w outstanding ope:n to the public. Chip Murray, over Ricks College at Re:xburg. individuals that have a real good KETR program director, said all In the opener lIe:gg was aided chance of advancing to the entries shuuld be at the "U" by k------~-----~ by a grandslam horner off of Nationals at Bozeman, Montana 12:30 p.m. to line up. Ricks' Gary Norman by Boise's • • in earl}' June." Danny Lawrance, secretarv of Dave: Me:inke in the top of the "We have: be:en keeping an eye Broadcasting Club, explained fourth inning. Me:inke: s home: • • on some: of the times throughout that all rally proceeds will be put run put BOise ahead 4·2 and the Northwest," said Smith, in a special fund to help the II •I • with thre:e: run seventh Be:gg • "and we rank at or ncar the top coasted home: as he only allowed station to FM. in many of the events listed." the Vikings four hits . ..hi" the: second contest Smith • • looke:d good for the first six innings but came up with a few Bronco Nine Splits 'Pair, • • problems in the: bottom of, the: seventh. Smith allowed 2 runs to • • the: Vikings as they tied the: game at' two all and sent it into With CSI 3-2, 1-3 •I;. "\ • extra innings, game 7-3. The Broncos scored In the: top of the: eighth Smith Boise State Colleg~ sp~it a pair of ball games at fWIIl I· ails three runs in the third inning started things happening as he .- against the: College of Southern and carne up with three more in 1\<' l drew a walk. A couple: of wild ldaho Saturday. the: fourth before adding another pitches by loser Jim Farriss put The split leaves Boise with a in the top of the seventh. Smith on third and set the stage: Perfect symbol t 17-11 record before they meet In the third Scifres started • • for catcher Jim Rogers' run EOC here Tuesday, things moving with a double and scoring single. The only' extra • -of your love I The first contest was a good scored on Ken Kushlan's single. base hit in the: second contest f ac e off between Charlie Scifres aided himself again in All your most cherished • was a double by short-stop Jim Hathaway and CSl's Run Blake. the fourth inning with his • moments will be forever Hianch.;.:i. -;:;;~ .. ~.._: With the score knotted at I all sccond hit of the day. Gary, 00"0 S,. • oco AOO3-7 , 3 I symbolized by your dia- • Rick. .. 200 000 0-2 4 2 the Eagles scored two runs in the Powell then smgled and Kushlan mond engagement ring. If I BcOll and Burv<" , Honnen. McGImMY bottom of the sixth to take a 3·1 got his second RBI with his (7) and Shaw, L-Norman. HR_tlnk. I the name. Keepsake.is in IBSCI grand alam, margin. Boise adde:d a run in the sec on d hit. Li ttle second top of the seventh but it wasn't baseman Mike Madarietta came I the ring and on the tag. 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May I, 1969 page 8 Boise State College Arbiter Cats Claw BSC'97-54 The Boise'istale Broncos fell prey to the Weber State Wildcats 91-54 in a dual match at Ogden last Saturdav, but in losing 10 the highly touted Wildcars the Broncos turned In some very impressive performances. The Weber school was once again led by 'their ace sprinter. Randy ,\Ionlgomery but Bronco BOISE STATE'S Mike Schell speedster Rich Dickson was bur clears the bar at 6'4" to place a st e p b e h i n d pushing Montgomery finished the day second ina dual meet against ,\\onrgomery 10 a pair of wins In with a 44-10 triple jump efforl Broncos Place We~er. State last Saturday. t h c 100 and 22() dashes. "'for h iv ilurd win. lie hcslnl Earlier In the season, Schell tied Monlgomcry sped 10 a '1.3 Schell bv soruc four tccr . - the existing school record of century docking while DICkson .\lolHg(}JjlCn· JI", .mchorcd Third In- U of I 6'6" held by Gus Johnson. turned In a Y.6 limes. It was the Weber's c.Hher 1',In In the 44() Johnson now is playing pro same finish In the 22() as relav as the t ou rvomc co\cr.:cd basketball for the Baltimore ,\1onlgomery won In 21.7 wluk- the f:rounJ In -I~ ~ Vandal NetTest Bullets in the NBA. Dickson settled for a 22.3 !11m' BOise s\lcill ,III t h rcc plJLes m Hoth performances for Dickson the 4411 < ash John trr cvu Idaho scored opening round Dcubtc s-e-Smvth-Henscn (6) drf. ~·/iI· were hevts for the young athlete fHlIshed m )11 3 _ Dale Ilarrurd ~,o;"l·AII('n 6-1. 6-1; C.ffin-Hcur.nt:!S tB) Weber grabbed 13 firsts p laccs wins over Washinglon State and rjrf. Pc<:.k·Jd'lr"ls,()n 64. b-4;-Bc.tlcr·Brunn )11 H .md !loug \\ _Ird 54 4 APPl.lCATION OPEN Oregon College of Educauon lr...) drl. Show-Sctu 6~. 1-S. wh I1e Boise managed five 10 [he Carv B.lY tossed the pIdine FOR GAME ROm., IIELP Fridav in Moscow then narrowly sse t GONZAGA 0 meet. The Broncos' pOlnls came I'll 4 to t.rke Ilrs! bv lilT rccr Smith det, xen 6·2, 6·1; Henson de' mainly un strong second and over sn:ond plal'c 11I1I'sher l-r .ink stopp'ed Whilworth Saturday 5-4 H.;nsllq 6-2. 04-6. '·6: Giffin def. Forboe'i Kcnl Kehlc:r, game room to claim lheir firsl annual 6-4, "·6, 10-8; Baxter de'. Berger "-6. 6-3. lhlrd place shOWings., l{eIlI\" 7-5; Hcugness de', Eret 6-0. 6-2; M.ittlej· manager, announced Wednesday Vandal Tennis Tournament. dcr d~. Dougherty lH>, 6-<1. .\Iike Schell finlsht'd second to JI'm Caffcrll' \Ion hI' t h a I hc will be accepting Boise Stale finishcd lhlrd Doubles - Smyfh·Hc-nson d~. Kell- !{on .Juhasens' 6·6 leap In the sp((l.1lt\", thc 1~1I \ard !lIgh FOrDM 6-2. 5-7. 6r1: Giffin·HovQn~s del. apphcallOns for work in the SUB behind lhe winmng Vandals and Hensley·Berg~r 6-0. ~.c: Brunn-Ba:der def. high Jump with a 6-4 leap. hurdks, In 14 H EreU.Aeier. 6-'1. 6-0. g;IlJle room until the end of the second place Whilworth The Tom Kell:' caplured lhe long Bpl\c'\ ,nde rcl.lv [CJtII \\'Iln WHITWORTH t Ise • school year. lie added that the Broncos were shu I ou I by Heyman def. Smith 9-7. 6-'1; Tomllnsan Jump wIlh a flOC 22·6'., effort flrsl pl.ILC In lh.Il elTnt IIllh ,I de-f. Henson 6''''f 6-2; Groffln del. Giffin Kellv finished In a lIe for second work IS'for males only. Whilworth Y-() In Friday'.; S-6. T-6. 6-3; HOCk det. Baxter "·6. ~2. 3~_;5dforr. opening round and rtien f.-I; t-4ogq def. Hougncs5 6-1. 6-3; Richter JUSI 'lhree weeks ago at lhc "1:"<: ...... d~f. MitlleJder 6-3. 6-2. bounced back for successive Doubles - Hammond-Tomlinson t1d. 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