Avion 1971-02-05

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2-5-1971

Avion 1971-02-05

Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University

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- VOLUME VI FEBRUARY 5, 1971 NO. 2 DOES IT TWICE

The number two Porsche 917K won the 24 hours of Daytona for the second 1,

bv the team of Pedro Rod- 1

qruelinq Twenty Four I \ hours -well. excimt for I *.. transmission problems near '-CI the close of the race. The k G- See pictorial page 9. I * w winnir.i team completed 688 laps for 2,621 miles with an averaqe speed of 109.20 1 miles pe; hour. Last year THE P-RCE STARTS included above are the #6 team of Rodriguez and Kin- Ferrari and the fl and #; ! Porsches nunen made 724 circuits of the 3.81 mile course I for an average speed of substantial damage to the A great deal of credit 114.866 miles per hour IPenoke car. The same goes to the Owens-Corning covering 2,758 miles crash destroyed one of the team number eleven Cor- slightly higher. Martini and Rossi team vette, driven by DeLorenzo The pole qualifier the Polsches who was running and Yenko who finished' #nuder six Ferrari driven second at the time behind fourth overall and first by the team of Donahue and Rodriguez and Donahue in the GT class with 613 Hobbs, had its share of third. The Ferrar? of laps. problems. The worst being Donahue was plagued with A run down .of the first involved in an accident On 33 pit stops for a total 5 positions shows: the East bank shortly be- time of two hours and 38 fore midnight, causing minutes.-

girls from Delta Delta Delta Sorority. to give you an idea how heated the bidding was, the aver- See... pictures page 15 age bid was $10. and the hi.~estbid was $15.75. .~e brothers of MIP :<. ,.?.? like to thank . tllos- of ybu who came and participated for making this one of the most suc- cussfui fraternity spon- sbred events yet. TABLE OF CONTENTS

Speaking Out...... 2 Fraternities...... 4 Coed awaiting her date. VETS ...... 5 ERVAWA ...... 5 Friday night found the be quite' an experience. Diving Eagles ...... 5 Alpha Eta Rho Fraternity Eighteen of the lucky guys Mini-Minutes ...... 6 House brimming over with who got dates, bidded like sports ...... 8 people anticipating the, real pros for the girls of TO The Establishment.. . .10 first recorded girl auc- their choice. Speaking of world Affairs Forum ..... 12 tion on campus. All those choice, that's ahout the Safety Tips ...... 13 who attended, found it to only way to describe those Dean Bucks ...... 17 . Page 2

SPEAKINGThe WIoN reserves the right to edit letters OUT as We see Fit in accordance with good journaliatic practice. letters must he signed, although. names will he withheld upon request from the writer.

seek out another. This CORNER oversight in not reserving The choices are: Peabody Auditorium is not the fault of this S.G.A. Their for - fathers left a)an area west of the new without making plans for . complex on April 19, 1971. any facility and the "Sand This area is guaranteed to Patch" seemed as suitable be sodded before gradua- as any. Now the present tion. Having it here S.G.A. is saddled with the would alleviate any park- problem. You as students ing problems, plus being might be a little con- the first time a gradua- cerned as well. With a- tion would be held on our bout a thousand people ex- new campus. pected, within ten minutes the area would be b)Peabody Auditorium on completely obscured in a April 20,1971. massive dust cloud. Stan Widak appointed Mike Levin Dear Students, to handie complaints. I'm A lot of questions have sure Mike will be a busy arisen about the planned little senator for a long location of this year's time. The Social Functions graduation ceremonies. At. Stan Widak this time I want your 0- President Committee has scheduled a oinion on where vou want movie, first run I might it to be. held. add, for this Friday...... W.C. Fields will appear in Please indicate your choice below and return to nailroom " ,My Little Chickadee. " in care of S.G.A. Along with the movie, re- servations were made for New Complex the Valentines Dance at the Desert Inn once again. It appears we'll never Peabody Auditorium learn. After slapping o- ver $100 in damage charges ...... on us we so back for more. It is the duty of each Jerry Nichols voiced an LETTERS graduating student, to opinion on traffic viola- voice their opinion. tions which led us to be- Think about it, thHnk you. lieve he's hard at work on Fellow seniors & future something. Contrary to seniors, William E. Rehrmann, popular belief, Jerry is not working hard at sel- After attendinq ERAU ling rings. Two Mondays for 3 years now, and with in a row I've parked my anticipation of graduating body for over an hour by in June, I was terribly the S.G.A. door, only to dismayed to hear that our BY BOB DUDEN find no trace of our fair- graduation was going to be haired boy. Next time he held at "Sand Spur City. " Feb. 2, - President Stan criticizes someone else's If we are trying to in- called the meeting to or- work maybe it will be jus- fluence people within the der with a few noticeable tified. That's it, till community and people of absences, including our next week. established influence with newly elected representa- in the Aviation world, tives. wouldn't ib seem feasible E-RAU President, Jack to hold the most important Hunt, was on hand to open day of the school year Ln the festivities with news a more appropriate place? on the proposed student True, this is an Aviation union building. Mr. Hunt school, but Willman's was abruptly halted and Hanger in case of rain:??: riddled with questions a- Honestly, now is not the bout the upcoming gradua- time to save money. Let's tion ceremonies to be held give a lasting impression in. the Daytona desert on of each graduation class an obscure oasis. Mr. as the best there is. If Hunt threw the ball back the Peabody is not availa- to the S.G.A. & told them ble, why not a theatre?-- if they were dissatisfied and please, ~t the Capri: with the site, they should -- -- - Page 3 __ sentatives of Delta Chi at sheltered sanctuaries. like FLT PHYSIOLOGY a table in the student the fraternity houses, Flight physiology center to collect the sig- county jail, and an over- training will be made a- natures and accept dona- turned station wagon. vailable to Embry Riddle tions of 25C for bumper Our first disaster oc-. students through use of a stickers in support of cured in the fall of 67' 29,000 Ft. rapid decom- this program. when Roue1 El Hassam of pression altitude chamber. A committee of business- Sunduni, Jordan was placed This training will be con- men and students in Orlan- in the same aorm room with ducted on March 3rd. and do are heading this cam- Jacob Goldenbaum cf Tel 4th. from 1:00 pm to 5:00 paign in Florida in coop- Aviv, Israel. An inter- pm. In addition to a eration with a national national incident occured $5.00 fee, any enrollee committee in California. the next day when Rouel's will-need a current 2nd Delta Chi is the local camel was found dead in class physical (dated last representative for the the driveway with Cadilac 12 months) and, if under Daytona Beach area. bumoer marks all over its 21 years old, parents siq- god;. nature. Applicants J must CLASS OF '71 That spring one of us contact Marge Walker in freshmen ran for S.G.A room #116 of the link DOOMED FROM president and won by 900 building by February 15 votes. ~nf~rtuhately (Monday). Marge will be THE START there were only 800 stu- in toom #I16 after 1:30 pm dents at the time. any day. by Gary Anderson Members of our class presented the soccer . team AIRPORT NEWS Last week our graduat- with a baby eagle to take TRAFFIC PATTERN ino--~ class received two to games as a mascot. Dur- Bert Chambers, Chief of rather interestinq pieces ing his first trip to Mia- the Daytona FAA Control of information. First, mi on the DC-3 he got air Tower. stated that the there aren't any jobs, and sick~. and threw up on the ~edirilAviation Regula- second don't have any goalie. we As further proof of our tion governing airport place to graduate from. traffic areas has been a- This probably surprised C1ass's good 'Ortune, I mended and that, effective everyone.. .everyone that have a list Of Februcrv 4. 1971. the air- is except the seniors. We our accomplishments:

Dort.-. traffic.- ~ area~ has been have been doomed since we Charlie Pittenger: set an all time record for rol- extended u ward to (but got here. ling school buses. not includb,000 feet By seniorsI donGt mean (three thousand). This is the transfers from other JO~Dillon: was the first up from the previous 2,000 colleges,they nre like the human being to tp.2 mugged feet limit. This limit passengers of the Flying On a extends from the airport Dutchman doomed forever to Brewer: attempted surface (not from sea le- sail the sea of academic to find the source of an vel). he xi sting later- disaster. I mean the pea- annoying thick black smoke al dimensions of 5 (five) who arrived in 1967, and found out that his car statute miles remains un- dirty dozen or so of us On fire' Terry Miner: elected changed. that remain. was president.. .twice ATHLETIC FACILITIES We rre like the Buffalo. At one timeherds of us Stan Widak: gave UP a lu- Complaint has been re- roamed our native stamping crative job as a waste ceived from the County grounds at the Sun and control guard to run for Maintenance Man in charge Sand and Howard Johnsons'. president of Airport athletic bacil- We owned the Avian and did Linda Colgan: made news- ities that vehicles have as we pleased in the S.G.A paper when she been crossinq the baseball Rut now there are only a said."All: the news that fields. few of us left livinqin fits we'll prut." Please do not drive CONTINUED PAGE, 13 either bikes or cars a- .*rrrrxLSrLr*C~* -."AtAL cross any ahhletic fields. Mr. ~ervasestates the ' Bniversity's baseball 4 SQUIRE'S Semi-Annual k field located just north of the Wry-Riddle Flight line is now ready for use. J.H. Spears

AX PROJECT Perma-Press Dress Shirts ...by Arrow&Wathaway Delta Chi Fraternity is collecting signatures perma-press slacks knit shirts on letters to show North Vietnam the support given jackets .sweaters.all-weather coats by citizens of the United States for fair treatment -Every Item From Our Regular Stock and the release of prison- ;;..:. @--~F~-& ;;:: ers of was (P.O.W. 's) and missing in actions (M.I. Opim Friday till 9:OOM. A. '5). 7"' ,. .2.....MEN'S- WEAR There will be repre- 3 --&*, yF--zi a- .. Page 4

This past weekena we for helping to release AlphnEtil8lp had a car wash in South P.O.W.'s and M.I..\.'s in BY BOB DUDEN Daytona which turned a Vietnam. These will be handsome profit for us. We sent to Vietnam and Paris To teh raspy voice of plan to have another car to persuade North Vietnam our own auctioneer, Chuck wash the weekend of the to improve their treatment Madison, twenty of Stet- 13th. Even though the of P.O.W.'s and M.I.A.'s. son's lovliest coeds were work includes a full Sat- Bumper stickers ?re on put on teh block last Fri- urday, everyone is willing sale for 25C to show sup- day night. Never In our to donate their time for port for these men and to wildest dreams did we the cause. send a delegation of. high think the evening would be Everyone is awaiting school and college stu- such a success. Close to softball season to begin. dents to deliver the let- a hundred strangers packed Ron Johnson, our athletic ters...... teh Rho House each with chairman has great hopes. full intention of coming I'm sure we won't disa- Biymaglli Bcltit.. . away with a real beauty of point him. As you all a date. AHP, working in know the first game is BY RUSS STXINE co-ordination with tri- Sunday. Delta Sorority, took in o- Our professional com- It's now February and ver a hundred and fifty mittee has been active the Sigma Chi Delta bro- dollars profit on the this trimester so far. We thers are only 3 weeks a- night. Our congratula- have had a variety of way from the Sigma Chi tions to Mike Winters and films so far and many more pledge initiation. With Bob Anderson who worked on order. We also have initiation coming up fast hard to make it a reality. some faculity meinbers we are all working hard- This past Monday, the schedule for lectures and er and harder in trying U.S. Navy sailed into the possible trips to ever- to achieve our ultimate Frat House to lecture on faithful Bush Gardens and goal. Too many of us it its AVROC & AOC pilot pro- the Kennedy Space Center seems, like the impossi- grams. A Jacksonville re- again. -ble - - dream.- - - - - cruiter, here for the All brothers were re- week, took the time to BrltnQlhi qui-ed to think of a bring a movie and some BY KIMBLE project to work on i,? im- slides over. At the close pro;ing the house during of the lecture, Anchors The brothers had an the week of March 1-6. Away was played and active week since our last Many brothers have come up twelve brothers marched article. Last Friday a with some great ideas and out the door and headed in group of brothers and we do expect to see many the direction of Pensecola pledges attended the Rho big improvements. AHP appears a shoe-in girl sale. A few pur- Late last week brother to beat out the other chases were made and the Avery had an automatic wa- three IFC teams on the dares were enjoyed. Our sher and dryer installed oolley ball court. Ap- compliments to Rho and downstairs, so we have a parently, Rho was the only Delta Delta Delta for a complete laundry facili- Frat to enter a team but unique idea. ties here at the house. we're making the best of Our congratulations go The mageister and his things with a 1-1 record to brothers Vaughn Olsen assistant have also given after the first week of and Joe Perez on their in- each brother a separate action. On the diamond, itiation at the end of mailbox on the w?ll behind AHP has what looks like a last trimester because of the bar, each week the real champion this year circumstances beyond their pledge assignments will be An air-tight defense with control. placed 111 the mailbox. a power packed line-up With pledging closed All brothers are urged to will put us into definite for eight weeks the number check for them regularly: : contention for the cham- .has stabilized at 24. GUY Shore has been ao- pionship. That's it from This should prove to be an pointed as alumni chairman this corner, good night. exciting trimester with and Jack Barsin, finance pledges and brothers about, coordinator. even as far as numbers go. 0930 Saturday, February %grnn~@B~ltn Fortunately, as all bro- 6, has been set by the After three weeks of thers know, brothers are house managers as an all school, we have all 'set- superior. out clean up at the house. tled into our usual tri- Delta Chi is represent- Pledges will also be re- mester pace. Although ed in bowling with four quired to be present. small, our pledge class teams this tri. and we be Prior to the work party, looks like it has poten- gin softball season this all are invited to eat tial. Our three pledges Sunday with what looks breakfast at Lesters ' this term are Frank Free- 'like a oood team. Diner. We will meet there, land, a native of Daytona, The Ehapter is working at 0830 Saturday evenrig. Dan Massaro and Dave Con- on a community service There will be a BY06 party ners. Now our post pledge project for this week and ' class has someone to ~ick next week by asking stu- CONTINUED NEXT PAGE on. dents and citizens of Day- tona Beach to sign letters sigma chi delta cont'd Ralph Wicklund as soon as at Lakeview.Estates Becre- VETS ASSOC. possible. The Non-refund- ation Center. The charge Now that all heads are able deposit is $75.00 ; is 25C per person. ~ro- sufficiently clear from the blance is due by the thers, pledges, and guests the welcoming party, it is end of March. Anyone who are invited. Food will be time for the first meeting is not a diver but is in- served at 1900 sharp. of the trimester. terested in a low cost, Our newly initiated TONIGHT - Feb. 5th, 8p.m.. five day vacation is also pledges are:Dave Bonifield at the Boars Head Lounge - invited to make reserva- Dick aonegan, John Halver- Howard Johnsons' Inn, off tions. A reduced price of son, Tom Kappel, James 1-95! I£ you haven't $150.00 is offered to Kerby, NIck Kropog, Mike joined, or are still mak- those NOT going on 'the Leonard, Jerry Nichols, ing up your mind, come on boat in Cayman. Thisprice Bill Pearson, Jim Pusateri out anyway.. See what we includes round-trip air- Larry Sweeny, Neil Tiedt, have to offer: fare from Daytona to Cny- Eflward Voge. A fine group WIVES AND DATES!. Want to man, motel accorrmodations, of men that we believe are see where the old man goes all meals, transportation going to live up to our every other Friday night on the island, and all expectations. at 8 p.m.? Then come on taxes and tips. ~llyou along tonight for the need bring is mad money. first Vets. meeting: Contact Ralph Wicklund E-R Are you going to more Box 413 or plone 253-7201 movies but enjoying them if interested less (because of the gre- The Diving Eagles have edv little Derson at the reserved the YMCA pool for ticket.-..- - off ice)? Then.. . open swimming every Friday get you Theatre Ticket night. The hours are from On January 26, ERWA at the VA Used Bookstore 8:OO-9:OOpm. To help de- had their first business for $1.25. (sometimes this fray the cost of the pool meeting of the year. We discount rate is a real, the club is charging a are happy to welcome 4 help - like when those VA modest fee of 50 cents per members to our meeting. checks are late!) person. Free informal Several future activit- Remember - Meeting Tonight swimming instruction will ies were discussed such as See ya'll there! be given to anyone for the a picnic to meet and gat- asking and one or more of her more beer cans. We the club instructors will turned in over 100 lbs. of be present as lifeguard. aluminum cans to Reynolds The YMCA is located on Aluminum in Jacksonville Derbyshire Ave. behind the 3 weeks ago. We will be Nestside Atlantic Bank. checkina on a can reclam- Rnyone needing a ride from ation center closer to Dorm I please contact Ron. Daytona. High Seas and inclement Byerly, room 132. Dee Saxton, Pres. , re- weather forced the cancel- Tomorrow night the Div- ported the upcoming activ- .lation of last weeks trip ing Eagles will join the ities planned by the Vets. to the Keys but we have Daytona Beach Skin Divers Assoc. We all will par- rescheduled it for the club at Blue Springs for a ticipate in their activit- weekend of the Daytona night dive. Even if you ies whenever we can and 500. If you're not plan- don't dive you are. invited hope to work closer with ning to attend the race to come along and join us the VA this year. this would be a good time for supper after the dive We also discussed plans to get out of town and a- at Manno's Pizza parlor in for a Bingo game and Bake void the traffic. Deland. Divers will leave Sale. Our Bake Sale will Anyone planning to go Daytona at approximately be cominq- up- in a few to.Grand Cavman at the end 6:OOom Saturday. weeks. Be watching for of the trimester is urged the announcement of the to get their deposit to CONTINUED PAGE 8 date, time, and place in the Avion. Our next meeting will be February 9 at DBF' s *DIXWNT PRICES TO E-RAU Mural room, 4th floor, at 7:30 p.m. *MACHINE SHOP SERVKE

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The fourth rermlar meeting of the SGA Senate was held today in Room 106 with 36 members attending. The meeting was called to order at 12120 by Speaker of the Senate Charles Hoover. The minutes of the previous meetinc were accepted as written unanimously. President Hunt has invited students to help desiq a Student Union building. Mr. Hunt stressed the need for utility and flexibility in the new build in^, which will probably be located between Dorm I and the proposed new dorm. Students should send their suqgestions as soon as possible throuxh tha SGA office--deadline is late Auril. More complete details appear in the rewlar min~tes. Mr. Hunt also stated that there are no current plans for a large centralized library! instead there will be specialized libraries within the variw~sdivisions of the school, coordinated by a central office. Senator Mike Levin asked why graduation has been scheduled for the academic complex sandpatch or Willman's hangar, and why Peabody b.uditorium was not secured as it has been in other years. Mr. Hunt replied that there has always been an unwritten agreement that ERAU has Peabody for its graduation. This year, however, the auditorium was leased to another party. While Mr. Hunt personally felt that the outdoor graduation was a good idea, he stated willingness to 40 along with alternatives the SGA migh't come up with, such as changing the date of graduation to April 18 or 20 in an effort to secura Peabody Auditorium. President Widak appointed Mike Levin to handle ail graduation details on the SGA's side. President's peoort. President Widak swore into office the following newly- elected Senators1 From A & P - Mark Lashua, Tom Wilkinson, Bill Norman, and 0. A. Peterson. From Air Science - Gary Spangler and James Zock. From Engineering and Am- Doug Tuckhorn and Dave Wilkinson. From Management and AnlM - Roger Van Luven. Connie Strine, Fred Arbab, and Dennis Cunningham. From Pro Pilot - Rafael Colon. Newly-elected Senators not present were A & P's Vic Rybalka and Pro Pilot's Terry McConegle and Mike Hoyle. First Vice President. Dan Smock requested the Dorm Committee to look into --the administrative practice of charging students residing at the dorm damages to pay for things that belong under ordinary maintenance ($2.50 per person times four in an apartment equals $10 "rug damage1'--which results in the rug being shampooed by ERAU maintenance staff). Social Functions. Ed Briggs reported that a movie, "h~Little Chickadee," will be shown this Friday, February 5, at 8 pm--place to be announced. There will be a Valentine's dance next Saturday, February 13, at the Desert Inn from 6x30 ti1 2. Two bands will provide the music. Food Service. Students are requested to advise the Food Service Committee via the SGA office what type.of sandwiches and other food they would like Sands to supply.

Old Business. A motion to accept the constitution of the Young Replblicans -Club was carried, 14 for, 0 against, 15 abstaining. 2.0 average. Any student enrolled in the current catalog or earlier is subject to the probationary policy set forth in that catalog. The 2.0 average minimum will affect students beginning school in September, 1971. Blood Drive. Cam Mcauaid reported that the tentative dates for the Spring Blood are March 18 and 19, from 10 to 2 each day. Tentative approval has been given for use of Room 208 (upstairs, Building A). Mr. McQuaid stated that he would do all he could to help this Drive, but the chairmanship should be turned over to a Senator. Dan Smock, Dave Trucksis, and Rafael Colon valunteered to form a Blood Drive Committee. The meeting was adjourned at 1115. aqe 7 TREASURER'S REPORT January 15, 1971 Balance forwarded Check 1408 - J. Rinkle - secretary 30.00 Check 1409 - Story's Flowers-goodwill 17.68 Check 1410 - W. Jakeman - social functions expenses - Christmas dance, etc. 32.63 Check 1411 - Daytona Diaper Service - goodwill 13.52 Check 1412 - City of Daytona - two aolicemen at Christmas dance 62.10 check-1413 - G. Spangler - social functions expenses - Christmas dance 25.30 Check 1414 - C. Sherr - social functions expenses - Christmas dance - decorations, etc. 82.64 check-1415 - Tom Cook Jewelers - 1970 awards Check 1416 - A & L Enterprises - goodwill - t.v. rental Check 1417 - J. Rinkle - poster expenses Deposit - SGA funds 1296.60 Deposit - SGA funds R148.00 Check 1418 - Student Aid Fund - from traffic fine money collected with SGA funds Check 1419 - J. Rinkle - secretary Deposit - funds returned by the PHOENIX 70 Check 1420 - Knotts Distributors - beer for barbecue chic4 1421 - Knotts Distributors - more beer Check 1422 - W. McDonald - chicken for January 23 barbecue Check 1423 - Shagt-as - band for barbecue Check 1424 - Desert Inn - damages caused by standing on the chairs and tables, etc.. at the Christmas Dance Check 1425 - PHOENIX 71 - one-third of . trimesterly allotment Check 1426 - Northshore Plaskics - 1970 Senate awards chick 1427 - D. Smock - gasoline for truck used for 1/23 barbecue Check 1428 - Phil Fogelman - adjustment on wages paid for work at November BBQ Check 1429 - AVION - aartial budget Check 1430 - D. ~nowdbn- gratuity for bartending Christmas dance 10.00 Check 3.431 - E. Fusco - adjustment for November barbecue wages 4.50 Check 1432 - M Shanholtz - adjustment on November barbecue wages 5.25 Check 1433 - F. W. Woolworth - expenses for November barbecue 10.14 Check 1434 - Daytona Diaper Service - goodwill - Steffen, Newbury, Vivien, and DuCote 54.08 Check 1435 - J. Nelson - materials for Gritch boxes 6.19 Check 1436 - void Check 1437 - J. Rinkle - secretary 30.00 Check 1438 - Coca Cola Bottling Company - December Pinata party 26.50 Check 1439 - C. Sherr - phone calls charged to home phone throughout trimester for social functions arrangements 53.12 Check 1440 - T. Hartman work at last - 4.80 ~h8?R~f6&p- C. noover - work at last barbecue 6.40 Check 1442 - G. Kratzner - work at last bsrbecue 8.00 Check 1443 - R. White - work at last barbecue 11.20 Check 1444 - D. Smock - work at last barbecue 11.20 February 1 Check 1445 - Milton Goldman - deposit on band for upcoming Valentine's dance 50.00 Check 1446 - Desert Inn - ballroom rental for u coming Valentine's dance 774.80 Check It47 - Daytona Diaper Service - goodwill-- J. Skiru_ler family 13-52 e ?age 8 FLORIDA CITRUS OPEN BASEBALL STARTS

The Fourth Full Season champion and three' times Thirty three candidates of NASCAR's Grand American winner of the Southern 500 turned out for the base- Series kicks off at DAy- has already conducted ex- ball team on Monday after- tona International Speed- tensive tests over the noon and prePeason workout way, Friday, Feb. 12, when course with the Citrus will continue for the next the Third Annual Florlda victory his goal. two. weeks. This years Citrus 250 blasts off the From NASCAR Germany baseball budget is drast- line ht~~- 1:OO ~.m. Fritz Schulz will be driv- icly reduced and the team A full-fleid of 50 cars ing a Frod Mustang pre- will have to make UD with is expected to fight it pared by Rom Pistone. It hari work what they- lack out for $26,650 when the is the same car driven in funds. competitors in the sport last year to victory in Player coaches Russ sedan division square off the 'bama 200 at Tallede~a Bateson and Bill Warster over Daytona's demanding by Bill Ward. will drill the team and 3.81 mile road course Other Grand American fundementals while Head which molds the hlgh speed regulars who have entered Coach Gary Anderson runs trioval with the twisting include Rookie of the Year them through rigorous infield section which was David Bosss in a Firebird, conditioning that will recently repaved and wi- Wayne Andiews in a Mustang prepare them for a tough dened. Joie Chitwood in a Camaro, season with such teams as With 54 signed entries Randy Hutchison ina Warren Bethune Cookman, DBJC., already in, the citrus Prout Camaro, Bobby Brack Central Florida, and FIT. will match the best dri- of Miami in a Camaro and Thrusday and Friday the ERnie Shaw oE Winston-Sa- Eagles will play 2 split lem, N.C. in a Mustang. squad scrimaqe games with Practise for the Citrus the All sommers Umpire will begin, Monday Feb. 8 school to look over the with qualifying set to be- ERAU material. gin teh following day. The event will be conduct- .rrs in the Grand American ed rain or shine and will CHARTER FLIGHTS Series with sports car be followed Friday after- drivers and with two in- noon by the Inver House ternational performers. Gzand Prix for IMSA's For- Charter flights from Returning is last mula International 100 San Francisco to Hong year's champion, Tiny Lund CaTE.----. Kong, Tokyo and Taipei are who won 19 events enroute The final event on being scheduled by the Far to the title in the Pepsi 1971's SPEED WEEKS sched- East Study Club, heae- Cola Camaro. For the Ci- ule will be the 13th an- quarters in Davis, Cali- trus, Lund will be teamed nual Daytona 500, set to fornia. The round trip with the Japanese Stock start at 12:30 p.m., Sun. cost from San Francisco' Car Champion, Seiichi Su- Feb. 14. will be $469.00 as com- zuki, who will be making pared to the normal cost his third aDDearance- in of $910.00. The three a- the event. vailable trips start in Jim Paschal, winner of .: . June and end in September. 10 Grand American races in Sigma Phi Delta Each has a planned dura- 1970, has entered an Amer- VETS - 9:OO tion of three months. For ican Motors Javelin in the Indul~ers more information see Mr.- .race. Last year Paschal Ball ~uster's . - 10:Oo Sane in the Dean of Men's won the Paul Revere 250 at D-Bags Of fice. Daytona. Also entered is AViOn - 11:OO the ageless Buck Baker in Chi the Kryo Oil Company Pon- Eta Rho - 12:00 tiac Firebird. Baker, Games played at Babe Ruth DIVING EAGLES CONT. twice a grand national Field Sunday the clnh is diving Croaker Hole in Little Lake George. Divers will leave Dorm I between 8:30 and 9:00 Sunday morning. This will be an all day trip so bring your lunch or purchase it on the way. Regular business meetings are still held every Monday evening at 8:OOpm in room 108. Drop by and see how the most active LARGEST SELECTION AVAILABLE club on campus operates. As of this writing there bells -flairs square-toe boots is no definite confirma- tion but we may have a wide belts 26 wide ties mo~~irto show this Monday. 1 SALE ! corduray bush jackets ' Bank Americard Mastee Charge f 8 0 Page 9

- Porsche 917K moves out. "Wow, did I dust Iiim off ."

LAPS PLACE CAR# DRIVERS CAR CLASS PURSE.

688 1 # 2 Rodriguez Porsche Sports 17,250 Oliver 917K

687 2 #23 Bucknam Ferrari Sports 6,800 Adamowicz 512s

674 3 # 6 Donahue Ferrari Sports 3,700 Hobbs 512M - 613 4 #11 DeZorenzo Co~vette GT 1,400 Yenko Mahler

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The fottowing article He would see a new-born His children in a variety consSsts of edited emerpts infant, utterly helpless of ways - different skin from a pamphZet entitted, to do anything of itself. colors, characteristics, STATEMEST OF' POSITION BY This infant had nothing to talents. Did the egotist COLLEGE STUDENTS TO "THE do about being born or of get himself born something ESTABLISHMENT. " The pam- whom he should be born, special? Does he keep his phlet was assembzed by 63 whether he was to be a boy own heart beating? "What coZZege students and vari- or girl; nor did he have a fools we mortals be!" oue writers and phitoso- thing to do with being What a black person phers, and is reprinted born whole in body wants is what every human here for the purpose of or mind. He might being wants when he looks discussion and argument have been born physically into the eyes of another by students and faoutty. defective or mentally re- human being and that is to The opinions do not neces- tarded or both. Some un- see a returned look of re- sarily represent the phit- fortunate people are. spect and equality there, osoplly of this paper, or This truth aboxt not condescension or su- schooZ. ourselves should put us in periority. All the legis- our place. We should na- lation and all the econo- Gentlemen of "The Gsta- ver let US forget it. Our mic expenditures can not bZishmentU: education should never let bring this about. This us forget it. Without would come naturally if We intend no disrespect this truth, we can our education taught Us but if we are to be honest never get to know our- self-knowledge so that e- with you we have to make selves. Without it, we very child knew all child- clear we do not want to cannot-~~~~~ aet to understand ren have the same Creator- follow your way of life one another. Partner he has, whose Your way does not work. The first truth should light "shines thru us upon History shows that it does remind us that each of us things and makes us aware not work. without exception - rich that we are nothing but Your way of life pro- or poor, whole or defec- the light is all."*If duces millions of private tive, american or foreign most in each of us is the little wars in everyday -born, black, brown, red, same, why let our lesser living. Your way has led white or yellow - is a part create division ,ha- to two world wars in a creature of the Creator. tred and misery? space of 25 years; the Everything we have, in- last one killing fifty cluding our talents, is a millions people, most of gift from our Maker. Our them not much older than gift to Him is what we do WANTED: A NEW EDUCATION' we are now. At this very with what He has given us moment, the whole earth We cf the Seventies be- faces destruction. ?I0 WAY TO LIVE lieve that the right kind We realize you are not of education from infancy to blame for all this. Is there any wonder we will solve most of man's YOU were handed this way rebel? This is no way to problems. There should be of life by your eaders, live. Grownups say we more to education than ac- and so on - a vicious rou- don't know what we are for quiring knowledge, gather- tine-which we youth of the We know what we're a- ing and corr-lating facts. Seventies are determined gainst. We ' re against Why continue with an must be broken and a new your way of life. We're education that leads to way begun. against your hypocrisy. millions of private little We have'our own dream We're against your fake wars -n everyday living, about this way. We be- piety. We're against from which we learn to lieve our dream can come making life a race for destroy or be destroyed? true if we seek first to things. Things like money, The technic taught in to- learn the truth about the ~osition,power, fame. day's education produces nature of man and then men who know how to split have the courage to face an atom but are devoid of WE D0N"T LIKE YOUR PREJU: love. This is like pro- this truth and live it-- DICES both as to our limitations. ducing a monster. "Educa- and our greatness. tion is at present con- A phase of your cerned with outward effi- way of life we don't care ciency, and it utterly LIFE HAS A PURPOSE for shows up in your pre- disregards or deliberately judices and we strongly perverts, the inward na- When we of the Seven- resent being inoculated ture of man; it develops ties are asked "What is with them. No child is only one part of him and the purpose of life?" We born with prejudice toward leaves the rest to drag a- want to be prepared to an- any other human being. He long as best it can.', swer. We don't believe acquires this from his el- wrote ~rishnkurtiin ~d;- you are. To properly an- ders. Prejudice is a stu- cation and the signm- swer this question, we be- pid form of non-thinking cance of Life_. lieve each person must be on the part of the little taught early in life to self. LET0'S START ALL OVER AGAIN constantly look back to It takes egotism to the time when he was first scorn the Creator's plan We of the Seventies be- born. to,expqess Himself thru lieve the partnership of - - Estabiizhment cont'd happy fact that our re- lieve each person is enti- man and Maker is an esta- bellion may cause a cleav- tled to be reckoned as one blished truth and that it age among those we love character, rather than to makes sense. We believe best. be figured in the thousand that the different way of There will be tradi- of the race, religion Or life it offers should be tionalists who respect the political party to which given a fair trial, if for status quo and who will we belong.9ur opinion is no other reason than your fight desperately to main- predicted accordingly. way of life has proved a tain their position and It is a disgrace not to tragic failure. power. They will. regard be considered a unit, to In all we plan to do, our efforts with scorn: yield that particular we want to show our re- "Wait till you get older. fruit each person was cre- spect for our elders. In YOU, too, will yield to ated to bear, to live his turn, we hope you will re- the natural demands of life as a free man. view our efforts with an each irrdividual. You, too we refuse to go on with open mind. Our principal will go after money and a way of life where a man aim is to have education position. Right now, you is respected not because elevate the motives of have the enthusiasm of he has shown love for his children by helping them youth, but once you're out fellow man, but because he to understand their true in the world, you; too has been a successful nature. President JFK will become worldly. gatherer of things, be stated our aims for us: We recall that even they wealth, power, posi- "Unless education aims at Emerson raised this question or fame.. Not so, elevating the motives of tion :"Youthful aspira- brothers and friends- men, we can find nc basic tions are fine things;your please God, our way of answer to the division and theories and plans of :.life life shall not be so. troubles of our times." are fair and commendable, "We shall waik on our but will you stick?" own feet; we will work We realize that in at- We of the Seventies with our own hands; we tempting to get the educa- stick. In the knowledge shall speak our own minds. tional hierarchy to in- of our own nature, we will ....A nation of men will clude the teachings of .not fail. We know that for the first time exist, self-knowledge in the cur- our little self may fall because each believes him- riculum, we will have a for the subtle appeal of self inspired by the di- terrific battle on our worldy things, but we vine soul which also in- hands, but here again we will depend on our Creator spires all men."* find support from Presi- Partner who never fails. dent JFK: "Perhaps the rarest cour- Self-understanding will age of all, for the skill .lead us to a new approach to pursue it is glven to in all phases of life. few men is the courage to Prevention will be the key CFI's NEEDED! wage a silent battle to note to health and safety. illuminate the nature of Physicians will keep us man and the~~- universe in well rather than seek I which he lives." cures. There will be no Twenty (20) Flight In- We intend to wage this need for large police stuctors (Airplane) pos- battle "to illuminate the forces or armies. Dollar itions available immedi- nature of men.'' We will savings will be in the ately in Alabama. Salary fight with every resource billions. Benefits to schedule and applications at our command - but- open- health and happiness will are available in the Place ly and with due regard for be incalculable. We will ment Office*. If interest- the rights of others. We live a new life. ed, please contact Tom know we will fade the un- We of the Seventies be- Parker - NOW:

A mm& bocheraft ceisna Piper MUNICIPAL AIRPORT . . . VOLUSIACOUY~'I OLDUT nv~wS~RVIC~ Bonanza N35~35 150172 ApacheCherokee 140 Yank- Page 12 WORLD ALEV?!R8 FORUM SUN GLARE One of the most compre- National Security Struc- hensive and enlightening ture Flying against the sun public education programs The U.S. in World Affairs when it's low on the hori- in the nation was conduct- Financing National Securi- zon, can block out a high ed in Daytona Beach last ty percentage of normal ccck- October, under co-sponsor- World Agriculture pit visibility, especially ship of the Chamber of Natiohal Resources in the presence of atmos- Commerce, the City of Day- International Economics pheric debris (dust, haze, tona Beach, General E- Defense Management smoke, etc.) This can be lectric and Embry-Riddle. Oceanography particularly hazardous It was the World Affairs u.S. Social Environment when flying in or out of Forum, a seminar on na- Human Resources airports and in areas of tional security presented Space Exploration heavy traffic. by the Industrial College Energy Resources Under unfavorable cir- of Armed Forces, and of Transportation and Tele- cumstances, some runway the two top educational communications surfaces may reflect sun institutions in the De- Our Physical Environment glare in a manner that partment of Defense. Comparative Political Sys. will seriously interfere For the benefit of Science and Technology with forward vision, per- those who were unable to Nature of Modern War haps blotting out wires or attend, the complete lec- Defense Logistics other obstructions. On .ture series was tape re- Foreign Aid takeoff, pilots flying di- corded, including the out- Military Forces of the rectly into the sun may standing keynote address World find it necessary, in or- by the Reverend General Latin America der to maintain proper John Medaris and the e- Middle East control of the aircraft, qually profound closing The Far East to rely on flight instru- address by General Daniel . Soviet Union ments, if trained to do so (Chappie) James. Copies, Africa or to watch the angle along with the Presenta- Europe formed by the wing tip and .,tion Outlines, Visual Aids Communist China the ground, or horizon. and Background Reading Southwest Pacific Remedy: plan to fly lists have been obtained South Asia with the sun, if at all and are available on loan. Southeast Asia possible. When westbound, The lectures are 50 min Problems for National Se- start your flying early utes each, two per tape, - curity and set down by midafter- and over the followinu noon. Start later in the subjects: Anyone desiring use of morning when eastbound and this material may obtain fly until sundown. Keynote Address it from the Development Pilots operating with Foundation of National Office. the sun behind the during Power midafternoon and evening, Civil Defense ,-hairman - Terry Roberts should be particularly a- "iceChairman-.W.id Jewett lert for converging traf- ST=^ IN ~~ITICSCorresponding Secretary - ic an:' Orward POsi- OllieGagne tion and, notwithstanding Recording Secretary-George the Of the be The Young Republicans Waterman prepared to give way on are coming to Embry-Rid- Membership Chairman-Chuck the that the dle. Like twenty other ~~~i~ pilot of the other air- college campuses in Flori- Treasurer - ~utchSicotte craft cannot see you. da, this skhbol will have a chapter of the Florida All are welcome to at- Federation of Young Repub- tend our meetings every licans. Thursday at 12>15 in room This organization is 105 of building A. Hope for any concerned student to see you there. or SDouse of Wrv-Riddle. It will give you an oppor- tunity to bring new solu- tions to the problems of 1634 SOVTH NOVA ROAD our environment. You will TREASURE ISLE meet senators, congress- DAYTON* BEACH, FLORIDA men, and other elected of- MOBILE HOMES PHONE: AC 904 1 767-2921 ficials at statewide in- t formal confersnces, plus personal talks at Embry- Riddle. The group was started in December of 1970, and last Tuesday was recog- INVEST IN A MOBILE HOME, PAY AS LITTLE AS $75 A nized by the S.G.A. as a MONTH! ! ! BUILD UP YOUR EQUITY AND HAVE SOMETHING campus organization. This February 26-28 at a quar- TO SHOW FOR YOUR TIME AT RIDDLE BESIDES A DEFICIT IN ter annual meeting in ' YOUR BANK ACCOUNT!! STOP BY FOR MOBILE HOME COUNSE- Gainesville we will re- ceive our state chaoter. LING MTHOUT AT TREASURE iSLE MOBILE The present okficers . are : Page 13 , often lists more than one causal factor in connect- write up mechanical die "The volusia County In- ion with an accident-like crepancies; mechanics must ternational Relations Club if the engine falls apart, correct the m--and therein will have its February and the pilot was full of lies a tale of underrated meeting on the campus of gin and didn't do so well humor. Embry-Riddle Aeronautical on the forced landing United Air Lines has University. The program there would be two causes. been collecting a few gems will be "Valentines Around Thus, causal factors list- of pilot-mechanic exchang- the World.' Students from ed exceed the total number es. One captain, with ad- various countries will of accidents for the year. mirable caution but ques- tell about the oustoms Of The number on causal tionable clarity, noted in romance and courtship in factor was the known quan- his logbook: "Something's their respective coun- tity-thepilot. He, or loose in tail." tries. The meeting will she, accounted for 5,593 The next day, a mechan- be in biulding "A", room of the total 8,532 causal ic had entered in the log- 108, 8:30 pm Friday, Feb- factors for the year. book the following reasur- ruary 12. All students , We mentioned the air- ance: "Something loose in staff and faculty are in- plane in the hangar which tail tightened." vited to attend. had thrown a rod; in 1962 One pilot's write-up: master and connecting rods "Nurrber 2 engine missing." Daniel G- Sain were causal factors in o- Corrective write-up : I nly 14 accidents. That's "Replaced number 2 engine'! not many when compared "Prop pitch control SAFETY TIPS with 5,593 for pilots. complained another captain The basic powerplant "Adjusted to 3 inches," ' How much trouble do me- chancial malfunctions was a causal factor 108 was the corrective action times. Additionally, the noted. really cause. It seems reasonable that when a me- ignition system figured But pilots get in their 23, the fuel system in 78, licks, too. One informed chanical malfunction cause and accident it is wortb the lubricating system in maintenance that the left 20, the cooling system in wing seemed heavy. The some study. The things which break but don't 1, the propeller in 24, corrective write-up: "Cen- cause accidents are very the exhaust system in 5, tered trim tab." important too, but, in the the engine controls in 16, The next day, the cap- end, the law of averages and. the nowernlant in- tain complained that the strumel?tswere a'factor in wodd expose the things Id accidents. right wing seemed heavy. which are apt to get the The correction: "Centered best of pilots in that All these figures are tab. " low-especially when you The third pilot write- simple and time honored consider that many of them method-the accident. were accompanied kiy the up read simply: "Both The CAB'S Statistical wlngs heavy. " causal factor "Improper Review of~ General Aviation maintenanoe." Anderson cont'd accidents for 1962, the They are low even when And I myself am proud latest such documentissued you compared them with to say that a small town has a very interesting causal factors other than boy from western New York section showing detailed the pilot. For instance, with little or no exper- causal factors for all Airport Supervisory Per-. iencs coiild come and make general aviation accidents sonnel were causal factors a total mess Out of a col- This includes causal fact- in 39 accidents-more then lege newspaper. ors for accidents involv- propellers, exhaust system1 A word Of advice to you ing helicopters, crop dus- and engine accessories put freshmen, never do any of ters and large airplanes together. Snsw on the the following three things as well as accidents in- runway was a factor in 59 to a senior: 1) ask him volving small ifxed-wing accidents. Poorlv main- how long he's been here, airplanes, but we don't tained runwav surfaces-- - 2) ask him how many hours feel the inclusion of were a factor in 28 acci- he has, and never...never these dilutes the value of ask him what airline he's the material for our pur- CONTINUED PAGE 15 going to work with after, pose. 2-T graduation. One other thing. CAB 5 PREGNANT? NEED HELP? YOUR QUESTIONS ON ABORTION CAN ONLY BE FULLY ANSWERED BY PROFESSIONALS CALL (305) 754-5471 24 HOURS 7 DAYS TOTALLY. CONFIDENTIAL 711 MAIN ST. ' ' WOMEN'S MEDICAL ASSCC DAYTOWA BEACH, M. OF FLORIDA % Page 14

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FOR THE PERS DEAL AND FINEST Safety tips, cont'd dents. In another compilation the CAB lists, in much AUCTION less detail, the causal factors for the year in 'small fixed-winged aircraft accidents. Mere the oowrrolant ' airframe ianding gear, systems, and instruments/equipment and accesscries accounted for just over 12% of the causal factors for all accidents. The element of ultimate risk is always of interest and here we find that these same mechanical factors accounted for 5% of the causal factors listed for fatal accidents Again, a mechanical causal factor is often accompanied by other factors. Looking at the charts proves without a doubt that mechanical malfunctions cause a vsry small percentage of the accidents. This fact wouldn't likely have been very re- assuring to the pilot of, the airplane laying in the hangar between the time the engine quit and the time he completed his successful forced landing, though. A study of sta- tistics couldn't tell him which type of statistic he miqht be, and after the failure had started him on the way to being either successful or unsuccessful at a forced landing that ; ..,,,r ,. :.i!c t~,flyone is u,,J~ ,,,., . was really in his hands. alone. * Page 16 --

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