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NEV\ VEXCO Vol. 73 Tuesday, Ocober 2, 969 No.28 Early, Early A las, he perfec sore for he Chrismas shopper. l'sj hard o criicize his place for rushing he season, bu wow, are hey rushing he season. Projec. Gives Dropous Aid Home mprovemen Program Trains Unskilled (Edior's Noe: The following aricle is he sixh in a coninuing series of aricles on he nsiue for Research and Social Deevlopmen (SRAD). By JEAN McANDREWS, The UNM-sponsored Home mprovemen Projec (HP) is now in is fourh year, and as L. E. Robers, direcor of HP, says, he fac ha i has lased for so long is evidence of is success. The projec has he elemens of success; i akes high school dropous wihou any paricular skills and rains hem for wo hours a da:y in basic educaional subjecs such as English and mahemaics. For he remaining six hours in he work day h'lly receive on-he-job raining renovaing homes of he poor in Al buquerque. The homeowners supply he building maerial if possible- bu if no, hey may use supplies donaed by Albuquerque businessmen. So far, HP has received abou $40,000 worh of donaed maerials. Two Ceners There are presenly abou 50 workers going hrough raining. The workers, as well as he houses o be improved, are seleced from he povery areas. HP has wo cener-classrooms: one in Arenal and one in San Jose. These communiies, and ohers, handle recruimen of workers, who are paid $.60 an hour. There are hree opions open o workers who have compleed raining: hey can go ino union appreniceship, advanced raining, or direcly ino oher employmen. The projec has a place men and :follow-up service, and even acs as a pli.role agen for he workers if necessary. Rpbers said yeserday ha SDS-SOC Film "Cuba-Ten Years of Revoluion" is he subjec of a speech and slide show o be given onigh a 9 by Robin Maisel, naional field secreary o he Young Socialis Alliance. Maisel spen five weeks in Cuba his pas January as a gue's of he Cubnn governmen. He will speak in Room 29 o he Union, under he auspices of of Sudens for a. Democraic So ciey (SDS) and wih he help and cooperaion of he Suden Organizing Commiee (SOC). Admission is :free. here are hree aspecs of he program o accoun for is success: () i provides raining for school dropous who probably could no qualify for any oher projec, {2) i makes possible housing developmen and impro\ emen in low-income communiies, and (3) i encourages communiy members o ge ogeher and o ge involved in developmen. Niney-eigh per cen of he HP workers and home owners are Spanish-American. The program, which formerly funded hrough he Office of Economic Opporuniy, now operaes under a sub-conrac from he U.S. Deparmen of Labor. has received $,500,000 in governmen grans. is also a par of SRAD now, alhough i is older han ha program. HP works in conjuncion wih such groups as he Red Cross and local conracors for flood renewal in he souh valley area. The projec's main problem, says Direcor Robers, is is rouble in refunding: "Federal guidelines are no raional enough o adap hemselves o simple, workable projecs." He has more o say abou he projecs advanages: "The chief value of DP in a Souhwesern ciy such as Albuquerque is ha i provides a 'holding acion' in communiies where oher federal programs (such as urban renewal and model ~iies) wi evenually provide long-range soluions.'' Legislaors Will - ear Sudens' Tesimony Three UNM sudens will esify before he legislaive commiee invesigaing he sae's universiies his Friday. Bill Pickens, UNM graduae suden; Ron Cul'ry, ASUNM presiden; and Wayne Ciddio, Lobo edior will each give a shor presen~l{?n and answe_r ques!on~ from he commiee members m an open meemg begmnmg a 9 a.m., Room 323 in he Capiol Building, Sana Fe. Pickens will alk on he conceps and hisory of UNM, and discuss he epor on he reform possibiliies in suden governmen he prepared his summer. Ciddio will discuss he funcion of special ineres and minoriy groups on campus, and he funcion and pul'poses of he Lobo. Curry will discuss he funcion of ASUNM and he su~ den's role in he Universiy governmen. Acad~mic Freedom " hink his esimony will indicae he gl'ea majoriy of sudens are willing o defend he concep of academic freedom, and are serious in effol's o keep he Universiy a place where new and novel ideas exis/' said Curry. "Since our ime is limied hough i would be more beneficial o all concerned o limi he numbers of speakers before he commiee," he said. "We will give wrien biographies of OUl'Selves o he commiee/' Curry several weeks ag() w oe a leer o commiee chairman Senaor. M. Smalley requesing he commiee o hear a represenaive sampling'' of suden opinion. Curry and Ciddio have requesed any minoriy groups who wish heir opinions expressed before he commiee mee wih hem onigh a 8 p.m. Eiher Ciddio or Curry may be conaced concerning he meeing place, NMCLU Leer Requess Sudy Of BYU Policies The New Mexico Civil Liberies Union (NMCLU) has wrien a leer o UNM Presiden Ferrel Heady urging he Universiy o "re-examine wheher he Universiy's" ineress are being served by a coninued associaion wih Brigham Young Universiy (BYU). The NMCLU's acion came as a resul of he Universiy of Wyoming's suspension from is fooball eam of 4 black ahlees las week for paricipaing in a "proes agains racis policies of Brigham Young and is sponsor, he Mormon Church," according o he leer. The leer also asked Heady o use his influence in aemping o "persuade Wyoming o reverse is precipious acion." The suspension of he 44 fooball players came as a resul of heir wearing black armbands in a suden proes on Friday, prior o he Wyoming-BYU game. Wyoming coach Lloyd Eaon explained his acion was "necessary o mainain eam discipline." Eaon said he had a clear-cu policy prohibiing any eam member from paricipaing in suden demonsraions. However, several eam members said afer he suspension hey knew of no such policy. The suspensions were laer upheld by he Wyoming Trusees. "All he specifics underlying Wyoming's dismissal of he black ahlees and he specifics of presen BYU policies are imporan issues bu are no our main reason for communicaing wih you," he leer said. Calculaed o Silence - "The NMCLU's main concern is ha he Wesern Ahleic Conference may be characerized as a basion of racism and repression, paricularly if he Wyoming acion is no rescinded promply. " is more han high ime for au of us o come o grips wih he racial climae and ake wha posiive seps are available o each of us o improve a deerioraing siuaion. Firs, we urge you o exer wha influence you can o persuade Wyoming o reverse is precipiious acion. Second, we urge you o iniiae new seps wihin UNM o re-examine wheher he Universiy's and he naion's ineress are being served by coninued associaion in a conference harboring racis insiuions," he leer said. "n an era when he U.S. Supreme Cour has recognized he righ of even junior high school sudens o express hemselves via armbands, he Wyoming Trusees' acion is a shocking disregard o basic free speech righs. "Taken in he conex of he proes movemen agains BYU engaged in by oher Wyoming sudens, he acion mus be srongly denounced as a racis response calculaed o silence hose who objec o coninued associaion wih BYU," he leer said. SDS Discussion Brad Eisenbrey, SDS execuive commiee member, will head an SDS commiee o discuss conillued M~raorium Day aciviies.
f ~ i. r G 'i NEW MEXCO WAYNE CDDO Edior LOBO GRANT HARVEY Managing Edior Box 20, Universiy P.O., UNM, Albuquerque, N.M., 8706 Ediorial Phone (505) 277-402, 277-4202 Vol. 73, No. 28 Tuesday, Ocober 2, 969 Bema Bema ia unsolicied, signed gues ediorial opinion. n he ineres of objeciviy in he reporing of 'news, reques ha you prin his leer in your publicaion. is likely ha a grea number of people in he Las Cruces area are exposed o your newspaper, and i is also likely ha a similar leer direced o he edior of he Las Cruces Sun News will never see he ligh of day. Pas experiences wih ha periodical srongly suppor his conjecure. On Oc. 5, in conjuncion w i h h e N a i o n a War Moraorium, here was saged a local demonsraion consising of hree phases: an au-day vigil a he draf office, an inerdenominaional service a he universiy, and a peaceful walk by hose aending he service, resuling in heir joining heir brohers a he draf office. Via journalisic acics of a yellow inge - no oher adjecive may serve so well o describe hose acics - he Sun News managed o convey he impression ha he demonsraion was minue and fragmened, ha lieraure disribued was no well received, ha he demonsraion was peopled solely by "long hairs." And mos imporanly, he Sun News managed o scoff a wha mus consiue one of. he mos serious movemens - albei comparaively small here - in our counry oday. would like o relae o you now he facs of he Las Cruces conribuion o he Moraorium. Approximaely one hundred people, sudens, faculy, and ownsfolk, paricipaed in he on-campus religious observance. The service was led by wo men of God, Rev. James Nielson and Faher Lionel Moroney. Also in aendance were numerous leaders of NMSU's suden governmen. To The Edior: Parking Experimen To he Edior: Las year The Lobo ran he "sudens are niggers" aricle. This year he faculy has clearly 'demonsraed heir concern. Did any adul ever ell you abou walking en miles o school in he dead of winer when he was a boy? Apparenly hey feel ha you should have he same opporuniy, or possibly i is some kind of ''righ of passage" (you cah see ook Anhro 0). They would like for he sudens o believe ha he campus planning commiee has he power o decide o sar or sop an experimen such as he recenly billed "open parking," and many sudens do. Did you.ever sop ad wonc.ar where hey go ha power? Well, 'll le you in on a secre; hey rip i off because hey didn' hink anyone could sop hem. They (he adminisraion) had. hings figured ou prey gool hen, bu now? f you don' wan he creeping bureaucracy o rip off enough of your remaining power unil you can' even breah unless ley flip a swich (which is wha hey inend o do), hen he ime o ac is now! When Nov. rolls around, why don' you sar an experimen of your own. For insance, aking back some of ha power hey've been ripping off all hese years. Decide for yourself where you can park, unless you are so brainwashed you don' feel you can handle ha momenous a decision. f hey indicae ha you (in heir esimaion) have parked in he wrong place (his will probably be in he form of a icke), simply le hem know ha you werer' consuled wher hey ook ha power and you don' inend o le hem keep i. There are of course sophisicaed legal ways o couner any legal moves hey migh wan o ake agains you bu ha requires organizaion and. some legal consulaion. Wih a lile imaginaion, here are oher ways o cover yourself. Name Wihheld By Reques Niwi Cones. To he Edior: Following is an open leer o The New Mexico Lobo is published daily every regular week of he Universiy year by he Board of Suden Publicaions of he Associaed Sudens of he Universiy of New Mexico, and is no financially associaed wih UNM. Prined by he UNM Prining Plan wih second class posage paid a Albuquerque, New Mexico, 8706. Subscripion rae is $7 for he academic year. The opinions expressed on he ediorial pages of The Lobo are hose of he auhor solely. Unsigned opinion is ha of he ediorial board of The Lobo. Nohing necessarily represeros he Vi!WS of he Associaed Sudens or of he Uni varsiy of New Mexico. NMSU Moraorium Two songs were sung, a prayer was prayed, and six speakers made brief saemens on issues relaed o he war. When he service ended, he group proceeded hree miles downown o join in he reading of he war dead. By four o'clock he oal number had swelled (aided by several high school sudens) o nearly wo hundred. A approximaely four hiry, he observance ended. n summary, le me make one poin o he Sun News. Mr. Priesly, sir, we respec your righ o hold an opinion opposie o our own. However, so long as we demonsrae our views in a legal, raional manner, we expec you o mainain he srices objeciviy in ygyr reporing of he news. <- Thank you, and unil November's observance, peace. Pee Keys New Mexico Sae Universiy,,. ~ ---~-~.. :;;.::;;:::;~.,. Leers are welcome, and ehould be no longer han 260 words ypewrien, double spaced. Name, U!lephone number and address mwj be included, alhough name mu be wihheld UJ>On reques. he Residence Halls Council. Ladies and Genlemen of he Res idence Halls Council, would like o propose ha you consider sponsoring a cones in linen-chang~ ing and bed-making, o be held a midrigh on All Sains' Day and open o he public. An ideal sie for his insrucive even would be he founain in he mall beween Laguna and DeVargas. The wo combaans would, of course, be evenly mached-'so evenly mached ha i would be necessary o label hem Niwi One and Niwi Two in order o ell hem apar. Niwi One would be he designer of he beds which are in Laguna anq DeVargas Halls. Niwi Two would be he person who ~hose he beds for Laguna and DeVargas Halls. migh be advisable o have readily available a rumber of. maresses from hese same beds. n case he erhusiasm engen,der ed by his' cones degeneraed ino violence, he maerial would be a hand whereby he unruly could be. rocked ino submission, Marvin M. Lomax Say Th a Again The Lobo is soliciing informaion from is ~aders on any ype of false or misleading adverhing or merchandising in he Albuquerql!e area, Any dishonesy in he above endeavors ha The Lobo can check ou and subsaniae will be repored in his column. Address any informaion of his naure o he Managing Edior Lobo, Journalism Building, nclude your name and phone number wih his informaion. This is he firs of a wo-par aricle prepared by he Urban Observaory in Albuquerque. The Gyps: Who Are They Ours is an economy based on compeiion for he reward of aking as big a chunk of a man's payroll as possible. Today jus abou every businessman, salesman, and vendor of services paricipaes one way or anoher in an expanded job of relieving a buyer of his money. Almos everyone uses cr.edi and mos businessman oday honor some form of credi buying-i's almos impossible no o do so: oil companies lose money processing credi sales for cus'omers bu have o issue o compee; hey issue brandname cards because i's worh i o hem o have he card holder as a paron. Mos businessmen are fairly legiimae. Relaively, a leas, even he major companies don' lie abou credi erms, alhough hey're sill hard for he average guy o undersand. Graned, few are like he noble corner grocer, bu in he world of enrepreneurs, l;lome sand ou as real gyps-a kind of personalized "Robber Baron" who peddles as shoddy a produc as possible for as high a price as possible o gain maximum profi (we will ignore, here, he legi schemers, such as auo folk who build obsolescense ino heir merchandise-hey're more on a level wih Supreme Cour Jusices). These fellows specialize in every imaginable scheme o fleece heir brohers of heir pay. n general, hese businessmen can be caegorized as salesmen, merchans, and loan arrangers. Excep for he small sore owners, mos of hese businessmen are agens of a larger firm, bu he agens mus share he gyp insignia because hey are all par of he game, ofen can be classified as enrepreneurs because hey receive incenives (bonuses, commissions, ec.) and are all calculaed o gyp you. n fuure aricles, we will explore he echniques and gimmicks employed by gyp businessmen. Two excellen references for he careful buyer are THE POOR PAY MORE by David Caploviz, and Hillel Black's BUY NOW, PAY LATER. There are also repuable consumer guides on he marke which will help you avoid many lousy deals. The gyps: You Are Their Prey! Who is he mos suscepible o a gyp merchan or salesman? Almos everyone ges fleeced a few imes, bu mos ofen, he arges for he wary salesmen are he poor, he uneducaed, and he young. (Noably, he elderly are a specialy for some salesmen-ombsones o spiriual media). More experienced, sufficienly-heeled families generally paronize more repuable merchans, are somewha more knowledgeable abou buying and borrowing, and also are mos likely o enlis legal assisance agains scheming businessmen. The following examples will illusrae favorie arges: Mrs. Harris receives welfare paymens each monh insufficien o purchase clohes for her family. She can' obain credi because she has no credi sanding-excep from her neighborhood credi clohier. He oufis he whole family because he knows ha Mrs. Harris will pay o avoid having her caseworker discover ha she is buying on ime. Jim and Nancy were jus married and Jim has jus begun his firs job. Anxious o furnish heir new aparmen hey've aken a loan a 40 percen ineres per year and bough heir "deluxe" furniure a a bargain. Jim's nex~door neighbors, Bob and Sue, are having heir firs child nex monh. Lucky for hem hey were able o buy all of heir major needs, crib, high-chair ec. from a door-odoor salesman. These hree cases all have one hing in common-hey had a definie need and lile money and hey all go gyped. Mrs. Harris paid ourageous prices for her coas and boos and found ha hey weren' very well pu ogeher. Likewise, Jim and Nancy's furniure is already unglued. Jim los his job and he.company had o repossess, bu sued Jim for he difference. Bob and Sue :found ha he crib hey bough was a bi differen from he demonsraor. Poor people ge gyped because hey ofen have no choice credi raing, no money in he bank, and a errific needclohes, food and oher goods. Young people are favorie arges because hey lack experience and ofen share wih he poor a lack of money and credi sanding. Young families expecing children are especially vulnerable because of he even igher.~oney, he increase needs, insecuriy of he new parens, and he unique and special mehods developed by salesmen. o errify expecan parens ino buying he safes" accden free'' baby furnishings even if i does cos a lile more. Tuesday, Oiober 2, 969 NEW MEXCO LOBO Page 3 --~~----~~----------------------------~~~~~~--------------~------~------------------ Curaor Will Develop Ship Preservaion Mehods Ron Swizer, a curaor a UNM's Maxwell Museum of Anhropology, will develop mehods which will be used o preserve one of he mos unusual archaeological finds in he U.S.-he seamboa Berrand and is cargo of more han 2,000,.000 iems. Swizer will conduc experimens and prepare a repor elling how o preserve he sunken river boa and is cargo, which hi a snag and wen down in he Missouri River on April Fools' Day, 866. He will leave Wednesday for Sororiy Pledges Will View Movie On Drug Effecs Sororiy pledge classes a UNM will aend a program, "Drugs and You," onigh a 7:30 a he Chi Omega house a UNM. The program, sponsored by he Panhellenic Council, will be a discussion of drugs and heir effecs. The gues speaker will be Dr, A. Despopoulos, who has a join appoinmen o boh he UNM deparmen of physiology and deparmen of pharmacology. Dr. Despopoulos is an original member of he School of Medicine faculy and has been a pharmacologis for 20 years. A movie on LSD will accompany he lecure and discussion. The program will be repeaed for acive sororiy members he following nigh a he Kappa Alpha Thea. house a UNM. 38 U Sudens Make Who's Who n 969-70 Lis Thiry-eigh UN\ sudens have been seleced for inclusion in he 969-70 " W h o ' s Who Among Sudens in American Universiies and Colleges.'' Those seleced a e: Chrisine Anderson, Joseph Alarid, Drusilla. Arhur, Kay Braon, Barbara Benon, Michael Campbell, Wayne Ciddio, Carla Dunlap, Karen Ewing, Paula. Fielding, Donna Fossum, Maureen Fmnklin, and William Fros. Also, Carherine Higgins, Ann lfueer, Angela. Jeung, Teri Johnson, Douglas MacCurdy, Margare Marin, Ruh Milne, Serling Nichols Jr., Andrea Poole, and William McLean Marge Maronick. n addiion, Margare Penny, Sandra. Pickens, Johanna Russell, Rene Silleroy, Louis Sorm, Anonio. Olmi, Rober Speer, John McGuffin, Paricia Veal, Mary Williamson, Thomas Wils?n, Valerie Whiing, and Ken Wmcheser. OL 04 McKendree Spring.. An incredible new sound ha mus be heard. From four of he mos alened musicians on he rock scene oday. Heavy. Very heavy. Expand your min.d wih McKendree Spr.ng. NCREDBLE N.EW EXCTEMENT ON DECCA RECORDS he sie on he De ~o Naional Wildlue Refuge, abou 25 miles norh of Omaha. The preservaion. projec here is being conduced joinly by he Naional Park Service (NPS) and he Bureau of Spor Fisheries and Wildlife, boh agench> of he Deparmen of he nerior. Alhough i is only one of more han 250 seamboas o be los o he Missouri River beween 89 and 897, he Berrand has long araced he aenion of reasure huners because of is cargo. lef S. Louis in March, 965, carrying a cargo which included 500 flasks of mecury used in min- Newman Forum Aquinas Newman Cener a UNM has approved a series of discussions on major social problems o be held in he Newman Cener audiorium. The firs discussion was held Monday nigh on "Escapism on he Campus." Panelis'S were Dr. Fred W. Langner of Langner Clinic, Rober A. Mahews of he Suicide Prevenion Cener and Bill Fuller, special agen of he Federal Bureau of Narcoics and Dangerous Drugs.. The series, an exension of he Newman Forum series of naional 'Speakers, will involve speakers of local imporance. They will be open o he public \vihou charge. ing areas o separae meal from ore. Besides he mercury, which would now be worh over a quarer of a million dollars, here was also a repored payroll in gold coins, wih a face value of bllween $0,000 and $35,000, and a shipmen of whisky, Two Omaha men, J!lsse Persell and Sam Corbino, received a permi from he Deparmen.of he nerior o find and excavae he boa. The conrac called for he percen of he value of he mercury, gold and whisky, wih he governmen keeping he res. The governmen's share would include many iems of hisorical ineres. While he Berand has been a disappoinmen as a reasure ship (he only reasure found has been nine flasks of mercury), is holds have produced he bes collecion of 9h cenury Americana maerial ye uncovered. Preservaion The Missouri was one of he mos difficul 'Sreams for a seamboa capain o navigae. could be used only during he high-waer season from March o June, and hen presened a course STEWARDESS PREPARATORY COURSE NEW AT FLAR Simulaing Advenurous Glamorous FLAR CAREER COLLEGE 980 Ccndalaria NE!29-557 filled wih sandbars and ree runks When he Berrand hi a runk, i sank almos immediaely in 5 fee of waer, alhough all people aboard were 'Saved. The river even hen was muddy, and he boa siled over quickly. The sil cu off he supply of oxygen, preserving boh he boa and is cargo for over 00 years. Exposure o oxygen, now, however, can cause almos immediae deerioraion of some maerials. The area in which he boa was found, in February, 968, has been diked and overburden has been removed. Cargo has been aken o holding anks a a sae fishery a Blair, Neb., where, by being submerged in waer, i is preserved unil i can be reaed. Every Problem Alhough he Naional Park Service inends o preserve all of he cargo, how horo~ghly his can be done will depend on he amoun of funds available. One of Swizer's goals will be o develop mehods of preseravion which are mos economical so he larges amoun of maerial can be kep in he bes preservaion. Swizer, who has augh preservaion and resoraion of arifacs a UNM and is considered an exper, says he projec involves evezy known problem. n some cases i will require experimenaion where no mehod of preseravion is known.,., The basic problem is ha when he cargo is removed from waer i dries. Mos aricles mus have somehing added o replace he waer and sabilize he maerial. Oherwise, much of he cargo will fall apar immediaely. NEW/ Sliced Bar-B-Q Sandwich 69 2300 Cenral SE Only
--- -- ---- ------ Page 4 A New York Sae Universiy --~ --------------------------~ NEW MEXCO LOBO Sudens Raid ROTC Offices (BUFFALO, New York)-ncensed by he coninued presence of he miliary on campus nearly 00 sudens ransacked four Air Force ROTC offices a he Sae Universiy of New York a Buffalo on Moraorium Day. Amid chans of "ROTC mus leave UB," sudens ran from Clark gymnasium, where he ROTC officers are locaed, carrying files, papers and books. Dropping he confiscaed maerials in,. a pile abou 25 fee from he building, he demonsraors se hem on fire wih a hcimemade mixure of gasoline and soap deergen, described iniially by specaors as napalm. nside he ROTC headquarers, proesers smashed a large rophy case on he hird floor, overurned abels and desks, sprayed red pain on ROTC uniforms and desks, broke windows, and desroyed files and office equipmen, WHYS A NCE GRL LKE YOU FEELNG MMMJH EVeRY MONTH.' THATS PREHSTORC!.. You're no as mini ;s ~sua!? 's only em'porary, you know. A monrhly problem. Bu who cares when you i:jave ha puffy, bloae~, "Oh, 'm so fa feeling"?. TRENDAR, ha's who. TRENDAR'LL help keep you slim as you are all monh long. ls modern diureic (waer-reducing) acrign.conrols emporar'y pre~mensrual weigh gain. (Tha can be up o 7 pounds!) Sar aking TRENDAR 4 o 7 days before ha ime. 'll help make you look beer and feel beer. TRENOAR...!TMAKES YOl/ GLAOYOJ/lf A GRL! - Splaered glass from windows and picures coaed he floors of all he rooms. Major Rober K. Garwood, Direcor of Aero-space Sdies said, "We are making no ilaemens his evening... is a universiy problem and hey are aking care of i." Acing l>residen Peer F. Regan issued he following saemen: "This is a genuine ragedy ha a day which so many of us dedicaed o opposiion o war and violence should be marred by senseless desrucion. f here is o be real peace and securiy in he world, a universiy should.be a model for he raional soluion of difference." OKE'S 0 BEER Every Wed, ~ PM Pizza Slices 5 Cenral A Universiy - Phyllis Curin Tuesday, Ocober 2, 969 Phyllis Curin, Meropolian Sar, will be appearing in concer wih The Four Romeros a Popejoy Concer Hall, onigh a 8 :5. Resoluion Will Criicize Wyoming Coaches' Acion A resoluion ha erms he dismissal of 4 black ahlees from he Universiy of Wyoming fooball eam "a clear violaion of he righ o free expression" will be inroduced in Senae onigh by Senaor Bob Seinberg. The proposed resoluion came afer he ahlees were suspend ed from he Universiy of Wyoming fooball eam las Friday :for wearing black armbands in proes of he racial policies of Brigham Young Universiy. The resoluion reads heir "suspension is a clear violaion of he righs of all ciizens (} free expression and ha his righ applies equally o ahlees on scholarship as i does o any oher ciizen" canno be denied. "This is a resoluion no so much agains he policies of BYU as he policy of (Wyoming) coaches, i seems hey (ahlees \ ~0 colors of ssue paper _i \ :: f, ~ 0% suden. :, discoun '-' a niail order anywhere La Pinaa #2 Paio Marke Old Town, Alb. 242-2400 open -9 on scholarship) los heir ciizenship," said Seinberg. The proposed resoluion includes he provision ha copies of he resoluions be sen o he presiden of he Universiy of Wyoming, he commissioner of he WAC, and he presiden of Brigham Young Universiy. New York Criic Will Talk Nov. 3 On 'Living Theaer' Waler Kerr, drama criic for he New York Times, will speak -fonday Nov. 3, a 8 p.m. in Popejoy Hall. Kerr, whose opic is "The Val idiy of he Living Theaer," will appear as par of The Newman Forum, a series of speakers sponsored by Aquinas Newman Cener a UNM. There is no charge :for he lecure. Kerr was a member of he!sr>eech and drama faculy a Caholic Universiy, Washingon, D.c., from 938 o 949. A he same ime, he direced hree plays in he professional heaer, wo of which ("Sing Ou Swee Land'' and "Touch and Go") he also wroe. Besides his wo plays, he has wrien six books abou he heaer, he mos recen of which is "Tragedy and Comedy." FOR THE GOOD SPORT, THE SPORTNG WATCH Tuesday, Ocober 2, 969 NEW MEXCO LOBO Page 5 Mormon Leaders Think For Members' Says D. H. Oliver in Book on Negroes in Church of Laer Day Sains. By DON BURGE our leaders speak, he hinking Oliver's work, repors.' "The sad- 68 BYU repored a oal enroll- ion, all oher figures come from (Edior's Noe: The following has been done. When hey pro- des par abou holdmg o, and men of 20,475 sudens ou of official BYU documens or from aricle is he uecond in a f(}ur- pose a plan-i is God's plan. eaching such a docrine (ha which only five were American inerviews wih BYU sudens or par series explaining he racial :Vhen hey poin he way, here ~Negroes by virue of heir race Negroes.,. This fall BYU has adminisraors.) pracices of BYU. The informa- s no oher ha is 3afe. When are inferior), is no ha i keeps grown o 24,00(}, ye, according o BYU officials have in he pas ion in he aricles comes from a hey give direcion, i should Negroes from a posiion of honor one Negro on campus, here are poinedly noed ha he school documen prepared for he Na- mark ~e end of conroversy. God in he Church... The ragedy only hree blacks only one of does no require a suden o ional Sudens' Associaion works ~n no oher vyay. He (Luci- consiss in. wha he docrine does which is an American Negro,.. answer quesions abou his race (NSA) by sudens who are mem- fer) wms a grea Vcory when he o he mmds of church people would seem from hese figures when he applies for admission. bers of oher Uah universiies.) can ge~ members of he church o who accep i, Psychologiss know ha he problem is geing worse However, all applicans mus go Th Tw A l do hen. own hinking." ha i is pracically impossible insead of beer. hrough an inerview wih a More eve pos es of. he Saddes Par for a person who has been augh mon bishop in heir localiy "and Mormon Church, as was po~n~ed. Tha ~e church does he hink- in childhood ha God pu a curse Three Blacks i is in his way ha informaion ou ::eserday, S<; he policies, mg for s members is perhaps on cerain people o be able o "n breaking hese sudens regarding race may be obained," pracices, and beh~fs for church ~ragedy enough. Bu he ragedy accep hose people in normal, down according o hose coming he NSA repor saes. members. To ha hs can be add- s compounded when you consider civilized unselfconscious associa- from wihin Uah and hose from Th" f d".. '. ed he phrase "hey also do he h ff s f h' d' ' ' ' ou of sae he following figures S ype 0 lscrlmma On S.., e e ec o S scnmma 0n JOn,.. perhaps only one of he reasons h~k~~g Of~_r ch~rcha mnembers. on _he children-boh black and "Add o ha, he denial of he r~fe redpore.d for 967-68) (booh which led he U.S. News and Ver, m egro (}n whie-who are Mormons righ of such people o perform a an sprmg semes ers : u W ld R e "Th d" Mormonism, has observed, "When George A Mayer as q~oed in of a oal enrollmen of 2,569,. 0 ~ fepohr. 0 ~ ~ ' ff e Js-. ' wha he child's 'eligion ells him Uah sudens numbered 7800 CP me o mr re g0n a ec s a - C F T is he mo& lofy privilege, ha where ou-of-sae sudens o- mos every universiy aciviy." of being a pries in his God's e n e r 0 r e S n g service, and he child's mind is aled 3,769 (excluding foreign filled wih a suble kind of poison. sudens). Because he percenage of Negroes in Uah is under hree Overwhelmingly Mormon percen i would seem ha here D U n erpres "A person who has been augh would be. approximaely 6 Nea a se rs such ideas in Sunday School, dur- gcernoesoffro7m80uoai'nh-s(uasiengswudoenyesr)-. ing his mos impressionisic Enrance examinaions are no be raced o individuals because years, can scarcely avoid becom- Figuring conservaively wih a he only concern of he Tesing all ess are scored as a group ing insensiive o he many in- naional average of en percen Division of he Universiy College from which a consensus of resuls jusices and discriminaions ha Negroes.i would seem ha BYU and Counseling Cener. is drawn. exis in our sociey for he peo- should have abou 26 American A "d f d The Tesing Division also pro- pie he believes his God has Negroes from ou of sae. S e rom a mms ermg usua "BYU comes no' "here close o ess like he American College vides liss of sudens wih simi- cursed... " Tes (ACT), he Tesing Division lar backgrounds, ineress, or Les here be any quesion ha meeing his oal of 232 Ameri- l' fil achievemens o groups \vishing wha he Mormon Church preach- can Negroes. a so prepares persona Y pro es "n addiion, for fall of 967 ~!eds~~~~~~nd '~~':pnec:~~~~o:! ~~u~~e;fi~u~~:~~:~o;:rs:;; _es P~~~~::s ~o~~~~r~:~:\h~~. here were no American Negroes sudens for 40 naional research such liss were compiled for he lowing saisics aken from he living in college-owned housing cen ers, says D. Jrec or J ames c.. School of Law, he School of NSA repor s h ou ld b e no e d : nor Negro were graduae here sudens any American in he Moore. Medicine, and Unied Mexican- "N' me y-fi ve percen o f h e s u- five-year period 96&-67.'' The personaliy profiles are American Sudens his semeser. dens a BYU and 99 percen. of consruced from ess which a Oher esing services of he is faculy and saff are Mormons. nerview suden can ake only if his coun- division include placemen of su-... The Quorom of Twelve Apos- "As he larges privae school selor recommends hem, said dens in freshman English and ies comprise he Board of Educa- in he naion BYU should se Moore. They cover such areas as mahemaics courses and he ad- ion for BYU as well as a govern- some precedens in exending adineres, apiude, and he level minisraion of he Graduae Re- ing body for he LDS (Laer Day ucaional opporuniies o he of achievemen wlich a suden cords Examinaion, which is n(} Sains) Church as a. whole. All American Negro.'' hopes o aain. longer required by he Graduae aciviies of he Universiy are (Noe: Wih he excepion of The inerpreaion and use of School, bu which is used by sev- eiher direcly or indirecly re- he figures saing how many he resuls of hese ess are lef cral individual colleges such as sponsible o his council. black sudens BYU should have o he counselors. "We (in he he law and medical schools. "For he fall semeser of 967- o reach proporional represena- Tesing Division) are esers, no counselors," says Moore. The naional research in which he Tesing Division >aricipaes covers all subjecs from he general characer of he suden body o he high school achievemens of incoming freshmen. An example of such ess, says Dr. Moore, is he es ha was given o freshmen a he beginning of his semeser. included quesions concerning he sudens' planned aciviies in 50Cial proes, suden governmen, ahleics and campus organizaions. The resuls of his paricular es were sen o he American Council on Educaion, bu were no inerpreed for UNM because only abou 40 percen of he freshman class ook par, says Moore. Moore says such ess canno s p E E rs. aduaes wih maio o {her:::ain: B!J~ f 5 p5 ychorogy ~w~eing f 'Jomrf Liberal Arl~ Mechani~al res. rar oesrgn Admrn Archrec! personne uer Engi~e~r'F~ccouning d H~~:/PManisraro. rood an sporla Scien~~ Traffic andm~;~geme_n apemmanagemen d lndusnal on.. 9 an We're s~ekr~~dminisraiom Engineefl n EngineerinQd people o urn us o w wan ea d in afe orrowing /el s. deas and people make our business. We're in he reailing, food and personal services business. And YOUR DEAS can help us do a beer job. Here's where YOU come in. We're changing. And growing. And we're looking for brigh young people who can help us make our changes work. YOU are one of he new-idea people we're looking for. HERE'S OUR OFFER: You can sar ou in managemen righ now. You make good money. You pu your own ideas o work and evaluae he resuls. You move up fas. You work almos anywhere in he world, wih opporuniy o ravel. You're a big par of our operaion. 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NEW MEXCO LOBO Page 6 The Ues Have mproved Bu So l-lave The Lobos By CHARLES WOOD Coach Rudy Feldman wasn' oo anxious o alk abou Saurday nigh's loss o Uah and neiher was anyone else a Feldman's weekly press luncheon Monday. So he firs half of he usual wo hour luncheon was confined o general alk abou he Wyoming-BYU suff. "Well," finally said Journal Need Glasses? Prescripions filled-repair service -free Glasses Adjusmen- Complee Assormen of frames Filled o Your Prescripion Prescripion Sunglasses 24 HOUR SERVCE AVALABLE CASEY OPTCAL "Ne>< Door o Casey's Rexall Drug Sore 255-6329 432 Lomas NE spors edior LeRoy Bearman o Feldman, "We've avoided i long enough. Wha abou he game las Saurday wih Uah?" "Uah is a good fooball eam," said Feldman as he meeing go down o business. "They've improved subsanially from las year, bu so have we. The score his year was abou he same as i was las season (30-7)." "We played good fooball he firs half," said Feldman, "excep for wo fumbles. don' know wha he problem was on he fumbles. We've never done ha before.'' Alhough disappoined by he fumbles and he final score of 24-0, Uah, Feldman was happy wih he performance of a leas wo Lobos. "Houson Ross is being nominaed for WAC Defensive Player of he Week," said Feldman, "and 'm nominaing our sophomore quarerback, Rocky Long, as +-u-,~- - - - - - - - - - - - - - -llll-ll- - - - - f Large Luneb a OKE'S i Large Pizza Large Picher ol Beer! combined Priee $3.ZS 2 2 :2~a.:!~~~day \ +--.- - - - - - - _, - - - - - - - - - - - - - -+ Offensive Player of he Week.'' Big Sam Has Vision Feldman added ha he was also pleased wih UNM's big and alened fullback, Sam Scarber, for his 00 yards rushing on 2 aemps, bu he also expressed some reservaions abou he likeable Scarber. "'m no being criical of Sam," explained Feldman, "He's goen o be a real fine hree-yard runner. Bu if he used beer vision when he hi he line, he'd have several runs of 45-50 yards. Saurday nigh, he had a couple of blocks ha Seve W orser of Texas would have run for ouchdowns. Bu we don' have Seve Worser. We have Sam." Wih he score 7-0 a halfime, he Lobos were sill in he game unil he Redskins sared running wild in he second half wih hree second-half scores. Feldman was asked wha happened. " fel as he game wore on," replied Feldman, "ha deph became a big facor. Towards he end, heir fresh reserves played beer han our faigued varsiy.'' "We coninue o have rouble wih our kids making misakes," said Feldman. "They're a young eam and hey're rying hard. Someimes hink hey're rying oo hard and hey're oo ense.'' "' ~......... "'., "::2:'.. (_ (' g' n~. 0 _lcfp. ~ ;\(> J J\ ("', ' scanning he scene No Room To Breahe One monh of acion has been compleed in he inramural program, and as he second monh ges underway, here are some srong objecions o he way he program is being run. Several inramural chairmen have voiced complains abou he impossible burden of heir jobs arising from his year's sysem.. nramurals are direced by Dr. David Hun. n his firs year a he pos, Hun presened a program ha expanded inramurals o hiry four spors or evens. Wih increased paricipaion as he goal, Hun has creaed a remendous rarace for paricipans and inramural chairmen alike. A his momen here are nine differen aciviies which are in progress or have been compleed-all in he firs monh of school. Wih so many evens going on, chairmen find i difficul o fill rosers wih genuinely ineresed players. A small organizaion finds iself a a remendous disadvanage if i has any hopes of compeing for he Presiden's Trophy. Ener Wihou neres Enering evens and hen no forfeiing is he primary way poins are acquired owards he rophy. Fraerniy and dormiory chairmen herefore have o pressure men ino enering spors ha hey really have no ineres in. For his reason he number of forfeis is soaring. Jim Schloss, Presiden of he nramural Council, is also concerned wih he way hings are going. " seems here is more emphasis on who can urn in he mos enry blanks and hen convince hose people o snow up for he even," explains Schloss. "There are jus oo many spors. There are guys rying o compee in hree of four spors which are all aking place weekly. This defeas he purpose of inramurals." Schloss hinks ha fooball should be limied o one game a week. "Fooball by he naure of i is no a Monday and Wednesday spor. The fraerniies and dorms should be divided ino divisions," said Schloss. is difficul o incie ineres in such spors. Hun believes ha since some organizaions migh be srong in, say, squash, hey should have heir chance o ge poins for i. Bu by his logic here are men enering he spor wih no ineres besides enry poins, and his seems o conradic he idea of in ram urals. One iem on he program which raised more eyebrows han any oher is he gymnasics mee scheduled for February 7. Gymnasics is no a spor which any novice can sign up for and jus go ou and do his bes. n gymnasics his would be exremely dangerous, and if Dr. Hun expecs only enries from skilled gymnass, he will find his no o be he case. There is jus no an even disribuion of adequae alen in his spor, and his mee will probably urn ou o be a farce. There are oher objecions o he inramural program, some seasonal, ohers no. The qualiy of officials is always complained abou, and here is jus no much hope of beering ha siuaion. Bu someimes he players have a good reason o be flusered when he guys in sripes don' even know he rules. Some quick quesions ha come o mind: Why a handicap bowling league o esablish who are he bes bowlers? Why a sysem where players have o conac each oher o arrange a golf mach-i never seems o ge done. And why are players from he same organiznions all grouped in he same brackes in ournamens so hey can eliminae each oher in he firs round? Counry Barn Special Every Tues. 9 AM-2 PM Deep Fried FSH SANDWCH Only 25 Ea in our large dining room or ake i home 2400 Cenral SE A~ross From Campus We'll Hdve Your Order Ready-Call 242-7340 i -- Pikes, Phi Dels, SiQ~ Win Pikes 26, Fijis 6 wih a 25-0 pasing o! Kappa. ~- Sigs 20, AKL 6 Scrambling quarerback Mike pha. The Phi ~els Will mee Sig- Mike Sou led Sigma Chi o a Conway hurled powerful Pi Kap- rna Al~ha Ep~lon Wednesday ~ 0 20-6 romp over AKL Monday afpa Alpha o a blisering 26 6 vic- deermme which of.he ~wo Will ernoon as he Sigs clinched a ory over Phi Gamma Dela yes- go o he playoffs Wih P Kappa fourh place in he fraerniy erday in inramural acion. Alp?a.. league division. Conway, who has led he n'um-.. Jml Whi~ ook a handoff and Sou, a former All-Saer from her-one ranked Pikes consisenly sw~p he righ end f~r he firs Aresia when he led he Bulldogs all season, lef he Fiji defense Phi score. Afer a parmlly block- o he 966 Class AA ile, scored ~efuddled wih his pinpoin pass- ed pun, qua~erback Seve B';\ 55 wice for he Sigs in he firs mg and scoring magic. He hrew conneced wih Lee De'M~mo half. Richard Salazar added an~ree ouchdown srikes for he fo a five-yard sco~e. Laer m.he oher and i was 20-0 a halfime. P~es and added wo more exra firs half Fred Ellis ga?ered m a The AKL's ended heir season a poms on passes o help he de- ha}ibnck pass from Whi~ for he 4-6. The final ouchdown of he fe.nding' all-campus chan pion hird TD. Bass and. Elhs hooked game came on he las play of he women's spors lly BARBARA MORGAN Women's Spors Wriflr Sofball Chi Omega won he women's consolaion sofball ournamen las week. The Chi Omegas received a forfei from Kappa Kappa Gamma bu won a clear vicory over Kappa Alpha Thea in a 4-0 riumph. The regular ournamen champions will be deermined omorrow a 4:30 as Alpha Chi Omega plays he Hokona dormiory eam. TERED Page 7 To &'!! ino heir semi-final posiions, Alpha Chi Omega bea Kappa Kappa Gamma in a 6- vicory while Hokona received a forfei from he Kappa Alpha. Thea eam. The championship game will be played on he sofball fields o he eas of Johnson Gym. Tennis Vicki Hulber was he firs winner in.he second ro'und of play in he high level women's ennis ournamen. Miss Hulber dominaed he scoring in her 6 0 6 0 win over Emily Laguaer. ' There has been no acion 'SO far in he women's consolaion ennis ournamen. Paronize he LOBO Adverisers ONC EQUPMENT 5003 MENAUL BLVD., N.E. 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Second ranked Phi sh'uo'u of he year. Dela Thea (8-) and fourhranked Sigma Alpha Epsilon (8-) clash Wednesday o decide who will face he Pikes in he playoffs. "We don' care who wins on Wednesday," a Pike spokesman old The Lobo, "We'll bea eiher one of hem.'' 'ika Seoring: TD-Dob Oriz 5-ynrd pnsa!rom Mll<c Conwny TD-Drinn :Oonnnrd 20-ynrd nss!rom Conwuy Xrn p.-:ocnnnr<l pass from Conway TD-Mikc Davidson 0-:;nrd pnss from Conwny TD-Rich Floming 0-;vnrl run Xrn.-Scvc Sillman pnss from Con wny Phil De s 25, KA 0 Phi Dela Thea sayed in he hick of he sruggle for he Fraerniy League championship 0 b 0 MENS 220 Cenral SE OPEN A.M. DALY SHOP 243-6954 47.VAN HEUSEN" You've emancipaed your id and you're doing your own hing! Now you can wear he shir ha isn' up igh in drab convenionaliy. Van Heusen "47.'' The shir wih urned on sripes.and mind bending solid hues. The one wih handsome new Brooke collar. And wih permanenly pressed Vanopress o liberae you from he iro~ing grind. Unbind your mind, man! 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Page 8 NEW MEXCO LOBO Tuesday, Oeober 2,969 llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll!lllllllllllllllllll!llllllllllllllllll\ Campus :Jr iefs Recruiing U R.~ruiers represeni'!g l\e following companies or agencies wdl vis he Cener Democras Manny Aragon, sae presidenr of he Young Democras, has announced he recenly reacivaed UNM Young Democras group will hold elecions for presiden, vice presiden and secreary-reasurer a heir nex meeing, Monday, Oc. 27, a 8 p.m. Sar Gazers Sr gazers are invied o visi UNM observaory in he deparmen of physics and asronomy his fall. The observaory will be open o he public from 7-0 p.m. on Oc. -2,. Nov. 8 and Dec. 6. 0 f f icials ask ha aduls accompany children 2 years of age or younger. The observaory is norh of he Lomas-Yale NE inersecion. Language Seminar There will be a seminar on linguisics and language pedagogy a 7:30p.m., Tuesday, Oc. 2, in Anhropology B-6. Professor Miles Zinz will read a paper eniled, "Learning -o Read a Second Language." Freshman Concer UNM rarely presens a freshman in concer bu pianis Margare Holmes, 8, of Socorro, is ready, her eacher says. She will debu Oc. 22. Professor Moron Schoenfeld of he music deparmen has augh Miss Holmes :for mos of her nine years of sudy. They me hrough her uncle, Dr. Jack Holmes, formerly of he governmen deparmen faculy a UNM. Miss Holmes was one of 3 winners of Music Performance audiions held las spring a UNM. For her firs UNM concer Miss Holmes has chosen "alian Concero" by Bach; Sonaa in C Major, K.330, Mozar; Mendelssohn's "Rondo Cappricioso," Chopin's Eude in 0 Sharp minor, Opus 25, No. 7 and "Jardins Sous a Pluie" by Debussy. The suden recial is free of charge. will be held in he Recial Hall of Popejoy Concer Hall, saring a 8:5p.m. Nore Dame Nore Dame Law School will inerview and recrui undergraduae sudens in Albuquerque for he firs ime, on Nov. 5, a he UNM Law School. Thomas L. Shaffer, associae dean for Nore Dame's Law School, will visi he ciy on ha dae. He informed Huner Geer, assisan dean of. UNM's Law School, of his visi. Undergradu- aes ineresed in aending Nore Dame may conac Geer for an appoinmen wih Shaffer. Convenion Don P. Schlegel, professor of archiecure and chairman of he deparmen a UNM and wo archiecure sudens a UNM will aend he Wesern Region Convenion of he American nsiue of Archiecs Nov. 9-4 a he Dunes Hoel in Las Vegas, Nev. The sudens, who will aend wih heir expejl!les paid, are Parick McMurray of Tucumcari and Edward Eods Jr. of Farmingon. Archiec Seminar Rober Riley, associae professor of archiecure a UNM will aend he annual eachers' seminar sponsored by he American nsiue of Archiecs and American Collegiae Schools of Archiecure. The seminar will be held Oc. 26-30 a he Miyako Hoel, Japanese Trade Cener, San Franicsco. Workshop The New Mexico ndusrial Developmen. Execuive Associaion will offer a workshop on organizaion and finance of indusrial Rrospecs. The workshop' o be held a Las Vegas, New Mexico Nov. 6-7, will be designed o insruc inexperienced persons in all aspecs of financing on he local level and o supplemen he knowledge of he more experienced. More informaion can be obained from Vincen Yegge, Bureau of Business Research a UNM. Fellowships The Naional Science Foundaion will selec candidaes for 970-97 program of graduae and posdocoral fellowships. Fellowships awarded will be in he fields of mahemaical, physical, medical, biological, engineering, and he social sciences. n he posdocoral program only, fellowships will be offered for work in applied and empirical sudies in he field of law. 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Call :Mr. Sephen, 277 203 or appoinmen, '0/27 2) J.-OST & FOUND LOST: Black & whie kien;! weeks old; long hair; n Harvard-Sliver area; ca.ll 242 557 or 277-4202 arer 6 pm. l.'ound: 960 Valley High Class Ring, girls red scne. Call 299-6940, WA.LET LOST. Senimenal vo.lue. 0 267>86-8506. No quesions, Call 242-4279. 3) SERVCES RONNG-humane raes, pickup and delivery, Bagworm and Waaherwoman Ld. 247 8737. 0/27 APACA NC. MOVNG & STORAGE Global Pan Lines Agen All Types.Moving & Sorage Moving s Our Only Business For Free Esimaes Call 255-6364 COLLEGE NN BARBERSHOP offering regular haircus, razor cus, syling. 243 5) FORSALE MAY WE help you Rening-!lell!ng~ lising. Residenial properies. Waler Duke Realy. 4704 Lomas NE. 268-3932. 0/28 959 FORD, VB, radio, air condiioning, $50. 3705\4 Campus. Leave name. 0/22 2UO USED TV's, all syles. Save oday. 44 Wycming NE, 255 5987. 0/27 959 Ford, four door, good condiion, $250 Call 265 4785, a er 5. 955 PORSCHE speedawr, good condiion. $000. 243-5488~ USED DOOKS (muy baran) cheap, magazines, miscellaneous, 06 Mesa SE. 0/28 HGH CLASS GARAGE SALE-books, records, fabric, clohing, and smne hand made poery, 34 Cornell, SE. Saurday, Ocl:. 25 Jrom 9 5. 0/22 MUST SELL-AirC!l single lense reflex: eamea nnd cnae, excellen condiion. $40.00 or high"" offer. 82 572, 0/28 HONDA-60 Scrambler, like new. $350. Call awr 4 p.m.-296-3257. 0/2 965 MPALA, auomaic, AM-Flil:, air, $~50. 33 Princeon SE. 0/27 - CAMPUS-LAUNDRY. ~ and CLEANNG = Coln:op Dry-Cl0nlng and Laundry - Counlillor Alwqys on Duy 2l06 Cenral S.E, 247-4836 ' AppUcans for he graduae awards will be required. o ake he Gmduae Record Examinaions, which will be given on January 7, l970. For furher informaion and applicaion maerials conac he Fellowship Office, Naional Research Council, 20 Consiuion Avenue N.W., Washingon D.C. 2048. The deadline for applicaion submission is December 5, 969. For graduae fellowships and December 8, 969 for posdocoral fellowships. Denal Program Sponsoring he 970 Program in Denal Research for College Sudens, he Naional nsiue of Denal Research is offering a summer program for pre-baccalaureae sudens. The program will selec sudens o spend en weeks working wih research scieniss on a projec encompassing heir career ineress. The program will be available o sudens in he biological, physical and behavioral sciences. A sipend of $700 will be provided during he 0 week period in he summer and ransporaion o a suden conference in Augus o evaluae heir research experiences will also be available. The deadline for applicaion is February 5, 970. nformaion and applicaion kis are available a he Office of he Dean, College of Ars and Seiences. Symphony The All Ciy Chorus and Youh Symphony will give a join concer a Popejoy Hall. The performance will be on Ocober 22 and will include sudens from all paricipaing public schools in Albuquerque. The coneer will begin a 8 p.m. Aduls $ and sudens fify cens. Reformaion The Luheran Churches of Albuquerque and Luheran sudens of UNM will hold a Reformaion Service a Popejoy Hall. The service will be held on Ocober 26 a 7:30 p.m. Aduls will be eharged $ and sudens fify cens. Popejoy Show Phyllis Curin and The Romeros will be he nex feaure in he UNM nernaional series. The program will be held on Ocober 2 a Popejoy Hall, admission by subscripion or ickes for $5.60, $6.00, $4.50, $4.00 and $3.60. Sudens will be admied for half price. o inerview candidaes for posiions: lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll TuesdaY, Ocober 2 GENERAL DYNAMCS-EE, ME, (BS, MS, PhD), Mah., Physics, CE (MS, PAhNDY) PACFC GAS & ELECTRC COMP -EE, ME, CE, E (BS, MS) '.'EXAS WATER RGHTS COMMSSON -OE, Gen. Engineering (BS, MSl y CTmS SERVCE OL COMPAN - CE, EE, ME, ChE (lis, MS) Monday, Ocober 27 PPG, NDUSTRES-ChE, EE, ME, Mah., Chem, Accg, ' MOTOROLA NC., GOVERNMENT EL ECTRONCS DV.-EE (lis, MS), CORP. ACCOUNTNG-Acog. (DBA), SEM CONDUCTOR PRODUCTS DV.-EE, Physics ChE, Meallurgis (BS,, MS) for Traininl Program, EE, Physcs, ChE, Meallurgy, Chern, (lis, MS, PhD) for direc placemen RURAL ELECTRFCATON ADMN STRATON-EE, ME, CE (BS), Acc., Mg. (BBA) Tuesday, Ocober 28 PPG NDUSTREB-ChE, EE, ME, Mah, Chern, Accg, STANDARD OL CO. OF CALFORNA -ChE, EE, ME (BS, MS) llllllllllllllllllllflllllllllllllllllllllllllllmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiun CoiJing U U!illllllll Tuesday, Ocober 2 f you have n bicycle and wan o do more wih croupj Union, Room 230~ 6 p.m. Seminar in Liguisics and Language Pedagogy; lecure. --Learning o Rend a Second Langunge," Professor Miles Zinz; Anhropology B 6: 7 :30 p.m. Honors Progrnm; Union, Room 23A: 2:30 p.m. SOC Films; Union, Room 23D-E; 2 :30 p.m. Suden Sandards; Union, Room 230; p.m. Records Office: Union, Room 23A; 3 p.m. AWS Consiuional Revision Commiee: Union, Room 260E; 3 :30 p.m. Lobo Cycling Club (or, ' 'fyou Have A Bicycle And Wan To Do Somehing Wl!h Club"): Union, Room 253; 6 p.m. Suden NMEA; Union, Room 250A; 6:30 p.m. Chnnka: Union, Room 250D: 7 p.m. FC Conduc Commiee; Union, Room 23B-C: 7 p.m. HEWLETT PACKARD-EE, ME, Co'!' puer Sci., Physics, Mah., Gen. Engm.(BS MS) EE, Compuer Science (PhD) ANCHORAGE BOROUGH SCHOOL DSTRCT, ANCHORAGE. ALASKA Kindergaren hru Grade 2 Wednesday, Ocober 29 TEXAS WATER DEVFlLOPMEi.~T BOARD-OE, ME, Geologiss (DS, MS) Econ., (BS, MS) UNON OL COMPANY OF CAL FORNA-ChE. ME, CE (BS) ARTHUR ANDERSEN & CO;MPANY Business Admin,, AccJr Lnw ANCHORAGE BOROUGH SCHOOL DSTRCT, ANOJORAGE, ALASKA Kindergaren hru Grade 2 Thursday, Ocober 30 ARMY & Am FORCE EXCHANGE SERVCE-Accg., Arch./ME, Bus. Admin., Mah, Econ., nd. Rei., Poychology, Audi, Markeing ARTHUR ANDERSEN & COMP,ANY Business Admin., Accg,, Law AMERCAN GENERAL LFE NSUR ANCE CO.-AU maiors MONTGOMERY WARD-Gen. Bus., Reailing or Econ.. Liberal Ars for Jr. Managemen Trainee, Bus.. Libernl Ars, Fm., Mnh., Econ. for Credi Managemen -Accg., Audi for Conroller & Audiors J. M. BUDER CORPORATON-ChE, ME (DS, MS) Friday, Ocober 3 ARMY AND Am FORCE EXCHANGE SERVCE-Accg,, Arch./ME, Bus. Admin., Mah, ~con., nd. 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