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1' ' efne night. .
VOL. i.xui N0. 82 LuciNGTON, KENTUCKY 40506 THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 3. l972 - 1‘
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UK 'd 1' ' «a . ’
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pres1 ent moves to lmlt 11 _. e
U o s growmg strength , ' 1
By LINCOLN R. LEWIS, JR. Education. universities by specifically defining the ,
Kernel Staff Writer Singletary said he is seekingaclearer roles of each.
President Otis Singletary took his first definition of UK‘s role as the statewide Senate Bill 54 soriginlal restricltions oth 1
1 strong move in Frankfort Monday to limit institution for research and serwce. gt Lt wear] reitnoveéd :tttuéce ”my titne ‘
the growing strength 0f the University Of The controversy has developed over the ena e S uca ion .om- ' e .p p .g . '
. . 1 1' 1 h . . Singletary to make his first appearance in ‘
LOUISVllle1 Wthh grabbed the 10" S S are efforts of U of L to attain equal status With the ca ital to rsonall take a stand on a *
of budget increases to state universities UK in the realm of research and service. piece 3f legislamlion y 1 .
f m the overnor this ear. ' . . ' .
NAT” g y h Most observers View the battle as a matter The Lonisvdle Courier-Journal reported
IS state can barely afford t e one of prestige rather than of money. U of L - -
. 1 1 1 d I . . . . . that Singletary met With Gov. Wendell
stateWide UniverSIty it already has. an offiCials, however, claim funding is the . 1 -
. 1 1. . Ford and Senate Majority Leader Walter .
question whether it can afford two, issue. (D ) H ddl t M d t d' th
1 1 Singletary said of his move in Frankfort . . . . . ee u es on .0" ay 0 lSCjUSS. e 1 ‘
. . . . Smgletary said he has no intention of bill. He then met With James Fleming.
_ yesterday to add definitive language to , _ , , , , _
S . restricting eitheonfL sfederal grants or director of the Legislative Research
enate Bill 54. . . . . . . . 1
' ' ‘ . . state money for certain progects in the Commissmn. about drafting a reVismn of j 1
1 The b'llh Wthh originally 1‘95"}th the health field that U of L is already engaged the bill‘s research and service provision. 1 .
. 1 UniverSity of Louiswlle’s researcb“‘and in. Singletary said yesterday the language 1
1 . . serVice functions to. its immediate Legislature should decide of the revision is not firm yet. He does not '
geographical area, is designed to The UK president said the legislature know when it will be ready for Senate
.- restructure the Council on Public Higher should decide if it desires two statewide action. he said. 1 ' 1 j
' '- By KATIE MCCARTHY nearly 20 million dollars of UK in three weeks to discuss the 1
. j 1 “j, Kernel Staff Writer contract funds. situation and to review the
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e Representatives from the Contractors are reqmred to 31‘ “mauve “19°" Pans
. a 1.‘ :1- 1 ~. . . .. . . written by the administration and 1
‘31 -1~..~:2=.-..1.:21’11-.;.1;.:11:3: 1: Department Of Health, Education have a written affirmative
1- ~ . .‘ s’ one ' - - n - - - CWC- Shomd the Plans be “n'
1 . 1.1.1.55»; .1, and Welfare (HEW) Will be on action plan on file which details .
.._-:1. '1' é~ ~§§§>awstI 1. ff satisfactory to HEW.they could 1
. ‘_ >- .1_. j ‘_ 1111;»? .- campus today and tomorrow for e OHS to remedy P85! '
_ 1 , .1, . . . d’ - ~ 1 delay federal contracts until a 1 _
‘_ d 11. . 1 . preliminary talks thh the ad- iscrimination. UK does have a . .
j - . .- _. 11 j . .1 1 1 .1 . . . . suitable plan is worked out.
1...“ 1 _ ministration and the Council on plan. I t Ik' t CWC tod d 1
‘ ' 1. we '1~- . Women’s Concerns (CWC)about " 8 mg 0. . ay a'.‘ - .
1 j . j 1-H";- 1 .1_ .. the complaints filed With HEW However. should the tomorrow. the investigators Will
1 1' 1 :-= «i1, charging the University with sex representatives from HEW find receive copies of complaints ‘
. i -1', ‘ 1 discrimination in employment. sex discrimination at UK. they registered .W'th CWC 0‘ 59X
1 f .‘ Will give specific details to discrimination inCidents at UK. .
. . V ' . The Women's Equity Action correct the problem. This Will A grievance committee set “P
_ "1 i ‘ League (WEAL) filed the necessitate a rewriting of the by CWCishearl_ng complaintsof
, ”j g _ complaint Sept. 27 with HEW “affirmative action plan" to 59" d‘$?r'mlnat'°"- Those With '
.- 11‘ 1 .1 V j .. after receiving it from the local include goals and timetables for complaints may contact Karen
.7- i . _- j 1 - WEAL chapter and CWC. If the correcting the discrimination. Flanders by €311th 257-3171 10 ’
. 1 -' :5 1 1 . .. . . was s f complaint is upheld, UK, as a After the preliminary talks, the discuss the complaint or to make 1
2-. {E ' 1 ;§‘%3§ 3' federal contractor. could lose HEW investigators Will return to an appomtment' 1
' “E? V '1 . $3“. P ’ ° l.
j . , . ,1 ; .. ,, . oor A me ricans m ust radioa ize
ddl l 8 [Al it
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- . ‘ . fiefie ’ ' .1 B.» RALPH ('1 LONG To gain ower the poor must 1
' New “ a3“? eggs-1., p
. . ”a h“ $.22; Assistant Managing Editor radicalize the great bulk of the
z»: :3 tr” ’3 “Power and organization are American society. the middle "5'".
j 3.: .. I. . i? .1 synonymous. Repeatedly class. Alinsky said. 462: in.
. f"? - its pounding that point home. Saul if every black. chicano. Puerto ' Q at fr‘ 1 .
1 has“: , D. Alinsky. professional radical. Rican. and blue collar worker ‘fs ’ N
.1}??? staffig spoke to a capacity crowd in the were organized separately to ' 1': ' .._ . .
‘Wfis " Student Center Ballroom last form a coalition. the middle class .111“ at? - ’
" “$213M . 1 night. would still be needed to “get 1‘jg A
not: anything donc
‘ 1 ‘** ‘ Alinsky. who for the last 30 Advantage of communicating '
j years has boon involved with Speaking to campus radicals. ‘I II) \I' 'k'
'1» ,15 organizing thc lizivc-nots. Alinsky asked them not to turn 5"" ' ' 'm 5 .
_ strcsscd the MCI! that the poor their back on their middle class 1 ~
. . “M have to turn to the middle class background. because they “have ('(lllSld9_rS "WWW“ 0f the middle
. . ' - for hpr in obtaining powcr to the advantage of com- ("lass IS necessary ‘0 3”?“
>1. influence the cstnblishiiicnt. municating" with the middle change.
, - jN‘r ‘Lousy bastards' clziss. Alinsky explained that af—
. 1 ‘ The establishment or “the You can't communiczitc unless “TUNE-’1 change h) usmg ”WW"
— . 1 Iousv bastards" have always you have thc cxpcrienccs of the and “Mics is domg what 3'0“ can
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N 365 9 student «"5" ”0"" very happy the beginning of the country. municatc with. he said. llowvvcr, Minsky did manage
0. o "Shame”? " IN "I draft lottery Alinsky said. A “free and open Alinslly said this ability to refreshing ”U‘h when he said. ,
:mflnrnlf s!" til“: """""'"5':' society nccds power to thc communicatewithtthStotll per "M.“ organization is being Wm
H" l "'h' ‘ ” 5"") 0" page "‘ pcoplc"to function. be continued. ccnt ol' Amci‘ican society that “W lh'S 0" I wouldn‘t be hm“

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-4 film for adults made by” adults
’ “Sunday Bloody Sunday’ depicts future shock
g . ' ‘ ll) "‘1‘ l‘II..\.\l (rushing into today and [mum-1'0“ syncopated time. Future shock is here. The times
‘ Kt‘l'm‘lSlalle‘l‘llt'l' In those films Schlesinger captured sides of ill'(‘ changing and the people are changing with
4 ‘ ‘ l ‘ British direetor Juhn Schlesinger has always been society most of us would rather pretend we didn‘t technology alternately opening and closing the gap
I‘ y a man 01 the moment with vision as contemporary see. llis camera became a socio-historian crashing between the two.
,_ ' g _ ' as his art. ' today into tomorrow providing a timely culture Your number. please ':;;::j:.
. _ “Darling." his first major film success in shot-k, rl‘hen. if telephones become our extensions to
f '. I America. was a pop culture masterpiece. lt cap~ humanity. ('Od‘ 0‘ course, '5 an answering serVIce. , f
4' .i ' . ' ~ lured perceptlvelv "swinging London" at the height 5“ it is “'“h his latest film, "Sunday Bloody ”NW“ Alex and Daniel are forced to put UP With the '
s ,- _. p . _ i m its popularity {15 seen through the eyes of Diana Sunday." now playing at the (‘hevy (‘hase Cinema. arrogance of automation,.not to mention the human
, . ' .’ . Scott ”Thellappiness (lirl"—whose favorite sport "Sunday Bloody Sunday" is the story of Alex arrogance of an unkindly operator. 'l‘hey share by g
g . .~ g- i, was a quick game of musical beds. (lrcyllle (Glenda Jackson). an intelligent 30~ish coincidence the same answering serv1ce as well as
-' '. ' '- llls next major film was "Midnight (‘owbov“—r~a divorcee. Daniel Hirsh tl’eter Finch). a middle- the same lover. As always, Schlesinger adds the -. ~
,V - , . 1 . 1 . painlul look at Fun (‘itv and a rude awakening for aged Jewish doctor and Bob Elkin (Murray Head), depersonalized touch which has come to symbolize
. , . . ._ " . ,1 innocents who believed that Ruby Keeler still taps the young kinetic sculptorthey both love. Welcome certain ways of life.
‘ g g 3 , , down 42nd Street in old Busbv Berkeley musicals. to a reality which they accept with no jealousy and All aspects of cinematic art—acting, directing. .. .
' ' llcr old hoot'ing grounds had‘new inhabitantswthe ”“ ""‘WWSS- , , , , writing and photography—immune brilliantlx In F
‘..-. .- ‘f »‘. Joe Bucks with love for sale by the hour and the The scene is London. a C't-V thh m the 1,970 5 has “Sunday Bloody Sunday" 10 provide, finally. a film
1 V . I - ' t I Ratso ltizzos with life for sale l)vthe second. stopped swinging and is just barely grinding on m {01‘ adults made by adults.
1,, '- _‘ . . Catholic Newman Center - a
. ~ - .: ‘ I A break for the bored
_ .: 1 , ; p when , rown en en mix it up
. I , Old Porter Memorial Baptist Church, By slnltox (‘LEMENTS "0“,,de by handicaps theme and style 'migm require a
l 'l ‘ 730 S. Limestone- Kernel Sta” “The" Unfortunately the show is beset break in rhythm from the 33532;???
. ; ‘ > . . I "You can find us in the Yellow b . , h d‘ T k ..B b " ‘ ' 1 th Effiéizzér
‘ . ‘_ k H use _ g . . y numerous an maps. a e o sox orlglna s. ey
- , ‘ '. (opposne Perk.” 5 Panca e O ) Pages clasSlfled ‘UnelaSSlhed - note of your Activities' calender demonstrate musical en-
34.2'. , j SUIIdIIy Masses: Surely 1‘ 15 the goal 0f every for this week and consider the tertainment plus showmenship.
: 4 g . . group of musicians to establish throughfares 0f Haggin Halls 3%
14,: ' i i. W ‘ 9' 1 0' 1 I ' & I 2 ' O'm ' 8‘ 5 00 p’m ' itSOWH unique identity bOth in the second floor lounge. Consider the . 2.;
H " " . _. ————————————— world of music and in the minds transit to the Student Center Grill “3’90” WW1“ rap"! ”
.y '2'. : 4 '. . weekday M05888 of its audience. for the Wednesday, Thursday. A” Chm”? ablde‘ one cannot ~
. I . -' ,‘ l 2 00 & . Agood sound is not good unless and Saturday night shows. help but‘get into the sound with
-, ; . . .« .i ' 0°m' 5 '00 p°m - it is remembered. “Brown “Brown Jenken“ overcomes the Jenken S enthuSIasm offering
r i Where. Jenken” are truly individual “noise" factor and pleases the an escape from the sterility and ‘
. -. _ .-. ' ° keying on their audience and following audiences. embarrassment too often l
, _ ' , , . 444 Rose Lane presenting a cross—section of The three part harmony of Bob associated Wlth small audience .
‘ f . —————————————-—-—-———————————— talent and instruments in Bowersox, Bob Vance, and partIClpatlon. and thankfully .50 ,
. _ ,5 1- -- ‘ 1‘ , .- REV EDIER \lOORE 757—4605 orginials and borrowed “Stones". “Bones" Watson is further offset for mUSlC' demands not attention e33
'2' ' " ‘ . ‘ ‘ ,v K ‘ . : ‘— (HlS Redding. and Church Berry by an unusual, tight two part buE reaction. $2:
. - s .v . . RU - LARR‘ HUMAN “54'1544 while um lously Keynoting the harmony. fantastic percussion, For those 0f you who have "Qt 13%;" .
1.,‘1 -‘ _ f : PRES. JOSH O'SHEA 255—0467 influences of the “Buffalo lead. and wit. Though one must yet heard the good reportsf on g
- _:'j " j‘ : _ - Springfield" acknowledgea greater varietv of campus or. attended a C9 fee m
- V. . .. . y ,- .' _ ‘ . ' ' llouse. now 15 your opportunity to 0%!
, " _' ' -. . ~ prove its merit as an entertaining 3%,.
g .-_=. '_ ‘ _' 8 Loc TIONS CHEVY CHASE and free facet of university life ; 35%:
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" . ' . ‘ .‘7 LANSDOWNE for thebored student. ”Brown . ,
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_ an we a or two prlnmpa Instltutlons .
' Round One in the battle of the ' _ . .
_ universities is about to be . functions meaning that for UK by SBS4. whether it can afford two.”
. . ’ . gin. Uhlvel‘SIty could, like UK. set up And while UK administration -
Senate Bill 54 a much-discuss d .. ' rr - Until the days when the state
- - - ft d d td {I . e . extension bureaus and other officials say Uof L’s prestige isa can affordflr needs—a second
I .I I 3f $135215; :1“ lizntuilim’rslghimli): stateWide services now reserved big reason for the fight over 8854, “principal” institution the
‘I . I education 5 stem is a y i. for IUK- . . President Singletary’s General Assembly should con-
I II I I th Se y . pproac mg Singletary believes that is assessment of the reasons for centrate on present needs
. .x e nate floor for a vote. wrong, and we agree,. Besides limiting Uof L’s jurisdiction seem . . . '
.. . ., And Tues da President 0t” . Both this UniverSity and the
I I II , I S’ l t {I dth . IlS escalating the dollar war between more reasonable. University of Louisville have
j. I. . r . ' I"? e akry "'9 9 opening 5? VIO our univerSities yet another step, “This state can barely afford plenty of house-cleaning to do
. . ,. I. in ran fort as he sought to limit such a move by the General th t 'd - -- - . .
. I . . ; ; e one sta ew1 e university it before in h
. I. 1 the bill from adding too much to Assembl th t t t n - u - uc expanSion 15
II I -. I h . l' y rea ens 0 was e has, he said, and I question warranted.
. . I ,- .» . , {J9 Spll‘ a 1an0 POWIEIH‘S UOff the badly-needed education dollars on
‘1 I , I‘ i ‘1 I niversity 0 UlSVl e. 0 is services we don’t need. ‘2 > Q
g , ’r ,' new to the state system and has °’J OS I ;
-. . . . .1 j taken the biggest cut from in- The University of Louisville,
I. Ijli i' creases in state aid to higher With a long history 0f apparent °
' I a education. financial irresponsibility behind F amlly squabble
I 1 I I- ' Singletary’s main concern it, was forced into the State
' I f . appears to be that the U of L will system on the brink 0f
- . . : someday gain “equal” status with bankruptcy. With its prestige as O\ . /
.' f: . UK as the state’s foremost in- one Of the COUhtl‘Y’S oldest . *- : 7' “91/
.II fr ,_ 1' stitution of higher education. municipal universities shattered, / [X \ 7 7’34 ~
j W - . . . -, Already,SBS4 proposes to remove it now seeks parity With UK as ‘ A \ SJ i ’/
_ , _ , Ken't k i t‘ - - 1y.- '1:/_\\r E; /
I ; I geographic limits from . “C y S prmcnpa L i...‘ \sr ‘- . . /
- .v , Louisville‘s research and service university, a right Still reserved ,3/7» r“ (6&le Qg‘tg‘g / ‘\\
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-I I . screech and fly with reckless to it. 0 I." {i " "”512 fit . ‘ M r I
I- ‘- . abandon to fit into one of the over Parking lots are no place for I 9 i
'. 8,000 parking slots on this cam- pedestrians either. Cars race Uh’ ’19,,va he 3 young, IfIyou wont to sport YOUR
- I pus. Marshall McLuhan calls through the lots like they were and u s only , Child (sniff) that 3 perfectly
I-I I I . them the Mechanical Bride; they just starting the race at Le Mans. fOIII‘ a ,wh‘ all right b'But when he grows u
' 1. .' I ' ’ . 8r; of automobiles. Even if you are lucky enough to ~--.-.- .
f I ’ - " 31‘ ing at UK is a total disaster find a place and put your car in it ,- K o “71.1. if
.‘ " ., , I II -- 'I and trying to find a place to park in one piece, you’ll probably find ernel Forum. the readers te‘ii
7 ‘. - ' .. ' 0“ or near campus is a death- that the Central Kentucky Potato - b p -
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_I iterally fight. You ve got to It doesn’t matter that you could Kernel to be considerably lowered. Don enterfiven thought have been tnvitgb
', I, -. .I '. outrace the sports cars or out- care less about the potato salad Rosa‘s strip added color, satire, and a resident. The entire policy is in effecbf
’ 1 ~ 'I'~ , maneuver the big cars and if by eaters and potato salad, you still uniquel‘ess ‘0 a Pill"?r m,“ was We" saying that the students of this university
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WASHINGTON (AP) —— By Draft Director Curtis W. Tarr do expect calls to be lower than It land has said there will be The lottery Wednesday af. -_; ‘- ‘. a.) . ’
rare coincidence. March 6 drew started the drawing by saying: they have been In recent no calls at least until April. lects only men turning 19 this ‘. 1 :rn'q':

,, No. l in Wednesday‘s draft lot- “We do not as yet know what years. In contrast to the first three year Those m previous lot- , .: i

' tery and the followmg day. the draft call w1lI be In 1973. Secretary 0‘ Defense MCIVID dralt lotteries. there were no terles Wlll keep their numbers ‘3. ,, WI

9 State March 7. NO- 2. putting men “Nor." he said. “do we know m protesters outside the Com- until they are no longer eligible {,4 j , *1. i’:

second born those days in 1953 first in as yet what the call will be for ~ h 1917311 1ft 1 u (alen meree Department auditorium. m m drafted Ii. ,7 7. .x .1

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n the line for "8X! year s callup. the remainder of 1972, but we ‘5 l e y where the lottery was held 1,. i, ,. y :1

(i C0 dd“ UM" ‘ ‘50 2 32s 3 42 2a 5 3313 Inside the Hymnsphtire was Farr told newsmen the l’enta-

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n 6‘ 36' 7 111. a 206, 9 197.10 37‘ 11 174.12 more relaxed than m past gon- hasnt told him what the . .1" ;!_ =. ,

- s n ca p us .2""':-:'."51.'3-'?:iii-'5'"i?f:E--.;;I;._.§7E§;IE:5;23:3:1:if:§:{<€35§5?{?$§%23w&5fi3 l26, l3 298, ‘4 3“, l5 22L I6. 309, l7 23]. la years‘ appdrenth because this d ldft needs \A I“ be becaust' de' .4_-‘ i ‘ ' ,- "
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nd the 25 243. 26 311,27 110.28 304. 29 283.833 114, (“Mid he the ’35! year for a 10“ “n“ ”mud“ may not know 7: -' f ' ‘ 5": f‘

. have 84. 97. 115. 253. 262. 262. 318- guard Kevin Grevey. His 31 240 “in. that counts. themselves since so much dew . .“f '_~," .1! 1.
Those seven numbers are of number is “5. just under last gb‘fifiuf'il; 31311171913318}: 5:614:82: The administration hopes to pends on the economy ' i: 1.1 ‘53.,715»;

t0 d0 monumental Importance to seven year's ceiling for draft calls. I? 195, I3, 263. 14 343,15 3oa.16 227.17 46, have an 3114-01“an army by i it L.-
on 18 young men heldlnhlgh esteem on Three guards and a forward $21”2'5‘°220’72'6’°51‘°:7'21‘863‘2‘; 72157043 74”“ June 30. 1973‘ when the current i .'glhlr
this Lexington campus. came away with relatively safe MARCH: 1203.2 322,3 220.4. 47.5. 266.6 draft authority expires, t Ph t S 116:7:

The numbers are military draft lottery numbers. G. J. Smith, a 6- 4'44] 331375311: 133:2 33"];‘323911333' :3 There are plans to hold a POSSpOI’ O O ; , ’.-

lottery numbers and the men are feet-7 cornerman from London, 356.20.262.21 3o.22.317,23. 22. 24 71,25 65, standby lottery next year for Wall t Ph 1 4: ‘_ -

UK‘s seven scholarship freshman Ky, landed number 318. Guards “iggh‘el‘iff 245$: ills: 3131:3373“ 6 those turning 19 in 1973 e 0 OS .‘ 5 _f., .. ,- ~vi‘.‘

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basketball players. Jerry Hale and Jimmy Dan 88, 7.163.8 50, g 234, 10272, n 350' ‘2’”, A licaflon Photos -_ x

Yei,o..e wonders what reaction Conner who will celebrate their 1:1 1:. 2132-3421;:1131;321:211: PP . '-

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a husky 6-foot-8 center has when 19th blrthdays 0" March 201 301 25. 255.26. 233.27.265.28.55. 29.93.3069. UNIVERSITY ()1? PHOTOS ( ; w, . ~. 4‘71 ,

his birthdate matches number 84 262' Flnallyv ”005"" 14m:3”2ii"1?2ii313°fio‘il’iiis‘iitiié' KENTUCKY "mm“ 1 -

out of the drum. Mike Flynn took a high and dry 13.49.14.224,15.165,16.101.17.273.le.9e. 19. llll.l.l€l. FOL‘NDATION 3 for 34.50. 6 for 35.50 f'; i _' --‘ ‘ 11"".
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much," said Bob Guyette. the It 5 Interesting t0 “Ole that If JUNE: 1.15.2360. 3. 245,4. 207.5. 23. 6. a7, CONFRON'A‘IION WALLET PHOTOS i
talented pivotman from Illinois Coach Adolph Run were .0 turn 31:53; 1:12 13123-211 11- it 1;. 12' 1: Beiween : . .

Guyette’s roommate, Steve 19 this year, he WOUld have a 20. 77. 21,315, 22. I46. 23. 212. 24. 6l,25. 143. JEWISH STUDENTS ti Wallets 56.30 f 11,2;

_ _ draf l m . 26.345. 27.330. 211.53.29.75. 30. 142. . . , ‘ ‘ .y ._ ..
isochliluciller. a 6 “if”: forward Un' teottltiry nuprlemrdof :32 05:.“ JULY: 1, 39, 2. 297. 3. 109. 4. 92, 5. 139, 6. AND BL.“ kb . j. 1 , 1 ;.- s : 2,1

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Two inches shorter ls forward- He WOUld have number 10- 35, 26. 204, 27. 60. 20. 135. 29. 222. 30. 200. 31. CO M pL E x C0 M M () N s 222 s. “MOS'OHQ -- ;‘ j» ,‘ ‘

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SEPTEMBER:1 219,2.17,3.226,4 356.5 TERMPAPERS .1 11; 7 .

7:306. TODAY M‘ _ 354, 6. 173, 7. 144.8. 97. 9. 364. 10. 217, 11. 334, .w .

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LEXINGTON WOMEN’S POLITICAL SCELLANEOUS l:$3613§2§29é124631531232325326;22::12; 3: "We have them—-all SUbJeCtSH said 31-00 for ~ ".4 . .-‘

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gig“; LigfllJomeHouse, 472 Rose Street. All women counseling, call Kathy at 2549055. 33 2122' 25‘ 29" 26' 29' 27' 24a. 28‘ 70' 29’ ”6' your descrl pt 1ve Catalog of 1 , 200 qual 1 ty ,, ; T . .

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EXHIBIT and sale of prints by Joseph OCTOBER. 1,215.2.128.3.103.4 79.5.86, TERM “pen . , 3. ._ y

Petro, 3 to a pm. in room 119. Student 6 41.7 129, e. 157, 9. 116, 10 342.11 319.12 termpapers - ARSENAL West LA, Calif 9001‘ .. . "2,1; ,5

«000‘1 Center. FOR ANY INFORMATION, call the so 171, 13. 269, 14 14. 15, 277. l6,59, 17 177.13 12131 477—3474 .'T i; ,fl ._ 1

“° FILM SERIES 7:30 and 3:45 p.m. in the Referl'a'Seerceat258-853ln’orn106191108 192.19.167.20 352.21 288 22 191,23 193, 24 .- ,. ; ,.
' Student Center Theater. Films include ”8 Dim: weekdays. 256.25 9,26 78,27 32523 327,29, 34930 346, f, _;' _ 4 , .. .' ;_ '
, Flags tor (”cents.” "The Hole," and "The 3] 10 ‘ . ,,_~, = ~ ;.
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Admittance by activities MD cards Part of someone who cares Call Hard to Place 24 180,25 25, 26 344, 27 US. 28 130, 29 in, ‘1 ,’ 4
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