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

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54. X Wil . 'I i ' 1 if ln- 111' 7 , ' ai 4. Q- 'X 6llMPllS EVEN 75' Regardless of their inclinations, students on campus found events to satisfy them in 1969. Socially, culturally, and politically, the calendar was filled. ln the political realm, organi- zations representing all shades of the political spectrum sprang into prominence. Lectures and protests brought the problems faced by mankind and our society before the minds of those who wanted to consider them, while campus issues blew up here as elsewhere. Besides the traditional cultural events each year sees, 1969 intro- duced additional foreign, ethnic, . 4.. 1' g , - V, 3 W lib. U 2: -41 Q- .K t al l 4 -- ' , Y 1 . Q a N - and avant-garde culture. Students were provided the opportunity to compare their own cultural heritage with that of others. Socially, the year presented dances and rock concerts mixed with Homecoming events and variety shows. Despite the novelty and tradi- tion, the most remarkable thing about this year's events was the degree of student participation. From grass roots dissentors to the auditor of an electronic music concert, from a novice enter- tainer to an art devotee, students found their own niche in 1969.