University of California Santa Barbara - La Cumbre Yearbook (Santa Barbara, CA)

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u4mom4laz'4.'7fgoa?ze qoadlettezactontlan. Zdtdmactontieaepzaaplea , 1 I paemcded. -local Congressional candidate Stanley Sheinbaum ln recent political history youth have aroused the conscience of the en tire nation. They illuminated corruption and injustice during the Chicago political convention. They revived grassroots politics by their rally behind Senator Eugene McCarthy's bid for the Democratic presidential nomination. They have helped to focus attention on possible inadequacies of our electoral system. They have instigated voter response to the determination of University policy. They and others in academic circles overturned the rock of support for the Vietnamese war and dug up some unsavory effects of that conflict. University students have confronted the establishment wi th what they believe are , its shortcomings. ln the interim between elections it is up to the student to remain involved and urge involvement in peers and parents alike. Continued dedication to correcting the moral issues he has raised could render his criticisms more effective in 1972 than they were in 7968.

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SANTA BARBARANS' ANSWER 6All-70-PEACE 74a4ew4om46epe4eefal mlwzwolazweawaadle. -President John F. Kennedy Peace is a big concern to this generation of Americans. Dis- sent on the issue of the un- popular and oft-criticlked war in Vietnam has made the head- lines. Yet the quiet resolu- tion of people like Santa Bar- bara 's Professor Charles Hub- bell have not been fully pub- licked. Such exemplary dedi- cation has caught on in college campuses and elsewhere across the country. A related issue which comes close to home is the controversy which continued this year over giving academic credit for ROTC courses. Coincident with criticism has come heartening support for the projects aimed at alleviating the vacuum of frustration, hunger and poverty in which violence can occur. Originated by the late President Kennedy, the Peace Corps is an organ of peaceful revolution. Santa Barbara is a leading campus in the numbers of graduates who have dedicated two years of their lives to the people-to- people program. By flocking to this call for give-and-take commitment, students have pur- sued the challenge of peace to its most demanding limits. l ji. . , , 1' A V .4 'fl gg. it . iii WEEKLY XG ren QD YENZUN VXI-INPM use .mm u PLE S I 11

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