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No. 49 Southern Methodist Unive'rsity, ballas, Texas Wednesday, November 30, 1977 63rd Year
__Senate amends - .previous motion i. The senate reinstated Senator Buck by Eric Paulson Smith after he missed four senate meetings. A senator can be expelled from the senate for missing more than During the last meeting of the sem- three senate meetings. _ ester, the Student Senate amended a Smith told the senate missed one 14 vmotion passed during last week's meet- meeting because of illness and another ast, wken tteing. because of a job interview. Last week the senate voted to allocate A consciousness-raising workshop on $300 to the tutoring program from the. minority concerns will be Feb. 18 from ;1 senate contingency fund if Panhellenic noon to 4 p.m. and Intrafraternity Council (IFC) also Senator Bob Callaway withdrew his allocate 5300 each. motion to move the senate meetings The senate stipulated yesterday that from Tuesday afternoons to Wednesday IFC and Panhellenic allocate S300 out- afternoons for the spring semester. side what the two groups have allocated Callaway, who wasn't at the meeting, this semester. The senate voted to did not give any reasons for withdraw-: exclude rush fines. ing the motion. phaiWsh I*jm IFC gives a portion of the rush fines - The Student Senate, in its meeting yesterday, amended a motion involving the tutoring program. collected to the tutoring program. W The amendment stipulated that the funds contributed to the program by Interfraternity Council and Last week the senate also stipulated O S WO Panhellenic should not come from rush fine monies, that the tutoring program not request any more money until spring appropria- directory tions time and that the tutoring pro- Restraints, rew ards draigram charge:: a minimum: 1of per ::hour m - pe personal fdent Senate", 1977-78, is now avail= shouldn't be any stipulations attached able to all students and faculty in the to it(the allocation)," said Merrimon Governance Officeinthe student econom y, Bentsen says of the tutoring pro -center. Baker, chairman The directory lists members of the gra.-Student Senate and where they can " by Debbie Mitchell range economic plan. system of strength would also involve be contacted. It is distributed free - "Capital formation means jobs, pro- alleviating unemployment. In other business, the senate rein- by the Student Senate Commu - Many small businessmen have found ducts at consumer prices, taking care of "You can't put people on the shelf stated a senator, and set a time for the thions teeommittee.nica- Itharder to succeed in the U.S. system the blance of trade. Capital flows from without paying a price. I don't like consciousness-raising workshop. of enterprise because of added res- savings and investments," he said. public works as a solution, but it's traints and diminished rewards, said Where to get the capital has become better to pay people for working thanU e n ro llm e n t Texas Senator ULloyd Bentsen Monday a crucial issue, Bentsen said. He said for not working. night when he spoke to more than 200 that the stock market is no longer a accounting students, SMU faculty and source of capital. The venture investors "We need to be looking for economic Dallas businessmen, .have been put out of the market, and incentive for private enterprise. "Such restraints place a draln on a the market has become institutional vital part of the economic system," said rather than individual. "The Humphrey-Hawkins Bill to re. Although Bentsen doesn't see the system of taxation is to blame for looks like rhetoric. How to implement it present situation as an inevitable de- certain problems. is the big.question," he continued. John Hall, registrar, said the major cldine, he does see problems that need to "We have the problem of taxation Tom Gresham decrease in enrolment can be at- by to the tributed in SMU's even- be corrected. In his keynote address at that encourages consumption rather Senate in was1970.Prior Senae tot hiselechi eletion in197.tion,U.S.decline hetributedhe Pror to the decline in SMU's even- the annual fall banquet of the Alpha than saving. Our priorities have become had served three successive terms in The total enrollment at SMU drop- ing college students and the Master of Epsilon Chapter of Beta Alpha Psi jumbled somewhere along the line," he Congress. He voluntarily retired to ped by 400400 studentsstudents fromfrom 19761976 toto 19771977 Liberal Arts (MLA) students. Business Honorary, the senator stres- said. Congress. He voluntarily retired to ped by sed examining the whole economic "Our vocabulary reflects our new enter private business in Houston despite the increased number of uou at where he was the President of Lincoln freshmen. The enrollment for the fall of "On the whole," said Hall, "the "in thefpast, economists have been 'unearnedincome.',Thisis investment Conolidated.and the director of num- 1976 was 9,105; and for the fail of 1977, enrollment of full time students stayed"{ concerned solely with the short run. income. Interest off savings helps ro. eas st r cmaws the earllmeat is 8,677. the same. The decrease is in the ven- We've been trying to get on a moving ate capital, but the phrase 'unearned lg college which is made up of mostly train. November arrives while we're income' has the conotation of some- part-time students. The enrollment in{ still looking at October. We need to step thing soiled. This is wrong. It should be the evening college dropped from 289. back and look at the whole picture, considered earned income, students in 1976 to 182 students in study the determining economic fac- "One shouldn't be penalized for 1977." tors," he said. trying to save and build capital," he Capital formation, Bentsen said, is said.} of the utmost importance to the lona- Bentsen said that returning to a Hall said the reason for the decline in the evening college is because of com- petitionaA from theeDla Dallas Communitysomnt Students rate profs ~College system.. fo *eG "Usually when a person goes to an frS UI e "evening college he wants to brush up on oppers his skills," said Hall. "The money he pays usually comes out of. his own and he simply cannot afford Dornheim The Academic Conference Task Force pocket, by John helped evaluate last year's results, and -. SMU." Three campus organizations are Mosser said the professors were working together this week to give pleased with the results., students the chance to evaluate their Teachers now have an opportunity to Hall said the ML program decrea professors. Alpha Lambda Delta, Phi rate the students in their classes. ed from 276 students enrolled in 1976 to Eta Sigma and the Program Council Messer said this was especially good for "-'191 students in 1977 . .; have been passing out "Shopper's English or Humanities classes, where -- Guide" evaluation sheets. the failure of a class can be blamed on George Zeise, dean of University Col- Kurt Mosses, last semester's co- the students more than the professor. lege, said that when the MLA program editor, said the publication is a con- "We hope to do it (publish the began five years ago there was a m sumer's guide to education. "Shopper's Guide") every semester," greater demyand ano there wis today. "Basically it's kind of a general said Mosser. reater dem d tha there I today. evaluation by students so you know This year's "Shopper's Guide" co- - what classes you're getting into. If editors are Sharon O'Reilly and Kathy There was'al a decrease in other students have to pay $270 for a class, Connelly. They were unavailable for «."A , Tschools,said Hall. The theology school' they have a right to know what the comment.had a 10 percent drop in students, and professor is going to be like." One thousand and 2000 level courses the graduate business school had an'11 Many of the ideas for this year's were used in the surveys along with percent drop. "Shopper's Guide" came from similar selected 3000 level courses which arc of papers used by Stanford and Harvard general interest to students. ' Zesssad..-th ee.pest nl students. "I think 450 classes were used this mentin.Zeissi t :ahee clpe th ou, Mosser said last year's guide leaned year, but next year I think we should cut me he'said the other heavily on the questions used in the tihe number. There were just too many se,out sta thei he.r Stanford'We ,:.ens guide, hit or miss last year. This classes."Mdsser wants the guide to be pub- ...... ". -: . siI.'s should stay the same, year t o is to b s lishdseey els'isegin vr yatea andn saiadth"eut eres -egie " - " -'-- -" " ciTh ls hasrollment remained in the undergraduaterelatively the ABCflippant grading that lastsystem year. now We're instead using of thean byfrom Easter. this week's work should be ready SMU student, Betsy Sheppart faced not only the cold weather which e ,,cordiq to Hyall. Thq to . also yesterday ewmaag i one.throghseven system used last "We've had really good cooperation finally made its appearance after Thanksgiving but year." saidMosser. ." from the faculty," sadMIU. afternoon'idrizzle.. I - Students can get free haircuts today by Cindy Wagner "Hairberdashers attempts to bring Do you have split ends multiplying? the hairdresser and barber industries Do have trouble finding the time to together," McDaniel said. have your haircut? Or do you have the "They (Hairberdasher employees) aren't readily available? recently returned from a convention in time, but funds NEW YORK the student center lounge Las Vegas and they are putting on a Today in of stomach cra a.m. to 1 p.m. Hairberdashers, production at the Adolphus Hotel on from 11 the institution a hair salon in Dallas, is giving free hair- Dec. 4 promoting the idea," he said. in He passed a cuts to SMU students - Hairberdashers has salons turned becaus accents the very Palestine, Waco and Austin. McDaniel Hairberdashers Police said t a said they cater to the college student. natural look said Basil McDaniel, wet footprints stylist. The Dallas salon is located at 5017 Hairberdasher stairwell. their haircuts to suit the Lemmon. "They want Police said t a cut that is easy Students can sign up in the Program individual's lifestyle, disorderly con to care for and can be styled quickly," Council office today for an appoint- at . The guard di - Mucus.fn.et. --- be said. - tests on Adolp N The escape t near the East Nobody on t large today. t 7 SATTENTION
LOS ANGEL All 1976 and 1977 in federal cour -mother, Natal patmbyhm Jada Sinatra file Rotunda Beauty is underway for the new tennis stadium behind Moody Coliseum. The structure will estate, along Construction Carbone of nominees may pick up provide seating for spectators who wish to see SMU's nationally ranked tennis squad. The suit cl r- , two womens' -l , of SMU Hockey team will play the Allne . Crk, Jr., vice president claimed was Dallas Jr. Hockey team tonight at 9 theRepublic National Bank, will discuss Named int their proofs in the p.m. at Fair Park. the world outreach potential of Dallas at slammed into SMU Mem's Chlses conducted by 9:30 a.m. Saturday at the SMU Alumni and Jet Avis. Rotunda Any Donald Gardner will present a free Center, 3000 Daniels, sponsored by the office. concert at 4 p.m. Thursday in Caruth American Association of University Wo- Audltorluimn. Assisted by recorder Thom men. All college graduates, women and 3 unclaimed proofs will Niel, the group will offer works by guests are invited to attend. 'Frien Hassler, Vittoria, Noss, Stevens,. The Jewish Csmmtby Catser of Vaughn Williams and Gilbert. There is Dallas is sponsoring a Chanukah party admission. for all Dallas area collegiates including be discarded on date no charge for DALLAS (A Today is the deadline for interterm in p.m. the SMU student association. The party Campus Y will meet at 5 nection with the USSR (IS 3375). 200 of the student will be at the Galleria Park Apartments Thursday in room pleaded guilt December 15! SEAS sack lmcb seminar today at center. All interested persons are in- Party Room, 10588 Stone Canyon, at 8 noon in Caruth Hall, Sophus Thompson p.m. There is a $I charge to help cover prison. vited to attend. Criminal D room on the "Future of telecommunica- Soiety tof3mle iss willn the cost of refreshments. There will be Tne H an Guy William I meet at 5 p.m. Thursday in toom 131 beer, wine, latkes and the usual noah- tions." burglary. '1 The Spmaldsh Qab will meet from 2-4 Fondren Science. Dr. Michael Vsko er. Everyone Is invited to bring records In stateme today at Annie's Santa Fe for "all the be speaking on "Narcotics." and guitars. Please contact Elleen Mar- will rape in six of 1 t tacos you can eat." Bring money. The Sedely at Block Schls. will tell at the Jewish Community Center, His trialw Mam'selss will meet at 6 p.m. in present a lecture by visiting professor in 363-5251, for more information or call the result of moom 102 of the student center. African Studies Bassey Andah at 7 p.m. the Jewish Student Association at 692- Marble wa The Fremh Qlb will have a manda- Thursday at the Intercultural Resource., 3310. of North Dall tory meeting today in room 334 Clem- Center, 6506 Airline Rd. Roman Catholic Mass is celebrated t.I ents Hall. All members are reminded of twice weekly on campus, S p.m. Satur- occurred in t the Christmas party at the Faculty Club The Capa Ministry Com.c is days inthe student center and at 9 a.m. Rape victi Sunday night. All members interested sponsoring the sale of UNICEF cards Sundays in Perkins Chapel.. "apologetic a ii the party should attend tonight's and calendars in the lobby of the C.P.R. ertficatim cards are avail- meeting. student center now through Friday. able in the Program Council office for those people who completed the course with Free University. Kihke-your pictures are in.Please Update come by the Chi Omega House and pick UNITED I accepted Egy them up by Sunday. If you have any Ishould be typed or neaedy printed sad turned into The. Deify Campias, room Middle East I SIC in the student center, no later than 10 a.ma.of the day before the update questions, please call Julie Wiksten at 750-8859. parties later should be printed. They should include event, time,day, place, dates to be run conference. ITheDelta Gammes will be selling and the name and telephone number of the person submitting the update. Waldheim Raffle, Mon- tickets for their Christmas chief coordin day from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the student be present at 1. center for 50 cents. Proceeds will go to Noting tha the Dallas Lighthouse for the Visually Waldheim pe Impaired. New York or Kappa Delta I, SEA members and early conveni Olson d~ri Educational Studies Faculty are invited to attend a tour of the speech and 6215 ilFic.es (Acn eernSMU) 5 612 hearing clinic at 3:30 p.m. Monday. Meet in the waiting room of the clinic at Medit that time. Kappa Delta Pl and SEA SHARP members will hold a short meeting afterward, The SMU Real Esat. Gb will meet sexis, at Lomas and Nettleton Financial Cor- poration, 2001 Bryan Tower Monday. Benjamin L. Mr. Ted Enloe, president of Lomas and tor of the Nati Nettleton and his associates will discuss Advancement 1 --.. so9 Comprehensive Real Estate Finance., former directo The meeting will be held in the 36th munications Co floor auditorium at 7 p.m. Anyone "Racism and S interested in Real Estate is welcome. If p.m. Thursday transportation is needed, call 285-2587. After five y Stud et Cads Csame will meet at appointed mmemmmem me m emmMG. m as~ fmn m na wsm tion 4 p.m. Tuesday in the board room of the dent Richard N I ps~xw~bk student center. ed with the assume duties Zeta Ta Alpha has invited Santa During the Claus to the student center as a part of Hooks said the CLIPAE Zeta's service project. Santa will be white members COUPON taking pictures with students on Dec. 8 tion is trying and 9 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Pictures cause of huma will cost S1 and Zeta Tau Alpha will on careers in donate the proceeds to the National first black jud Association for Retarded Children. Criminal Court T 3-90 Minute Cassettes pastor of the EVERY 1"E 1 " ' " I I " " ' I I Applcatinfor the Pru.ea..mal and both in his ho Administrative Careers Examination Hooks att6n With Storage Rack willbe accepted by the Civil Service Memphis and Commission through today. This exam- Washington, D ination is for qualification for many doctorate fro career-trainee positions in the federal. lege of Law in government. The exam will e admin. Hi members Istered in Jan. 1978. It will be given board of di only one other time this academic year Christian Lea (April 1978). Students interested in • American, Te - . 3 federal service careers are urged to take Bar Associati tuf. " Limit2 the exam. For further information con- Council of th tact the Career Planning and Informa. The speech tion Center,, room 112fClements Hall. S session is spo 2F the Minority
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Kisses bring blotches News Briefs Womian allergic to husband YORK, England (AP) - It's nothing ping or visiting a busy bar for an' Dr. William Davidson, an allergy personal, but Janette Tate says she evenin g drink makes her miserable, specialist in this northern English city, can't stand people, even her husband, said the case is unusual but not unique. Prisoner 'barely' escapes Steve. "It's ruining my social life," she "Some people are physically affected said. Janette, 21, is allergic to human by the presence of other people," he beings. She said she is allergic to cats, Mrs. Tate noticed her allergies 10 said. "The severity varies from case to NEW YORK (AP) - A prisoner taken to Bellevue Hospital after complaining dogs, horses, trees, flowers and fea- years ago, but thought she would grow case, but I believe we'll be able to help of stomach cramps walked naked through the halls, down the stairs and out of thers as well, but people really bother out of them. Mrs. Tate with injections and tablets." the institution after taking a shower. her. Crowds make her wheezy and He passed a guard during his walkout Monday, but the guard's head was itchy, and her husband's embrace turned because he was opening the door for a woman in a wheelchair. makes her break out in red blotches. Police said the escapee, Harvey Adolphos, 25, of Manhattan, left a trail of "It's a difficult sitation," said Steve, wet footprints as he marched down the 10th floor corridor and vanished into a 23. "I try to be understanding, but I'm stairwell. 5-rawer only human. As Janette says, that's the Police said they had arrested him earlier in the day on grand larceny and problem." disorderly conduct charges. "We've been married for over two The guard did not realize there had been an escape until a doctor came to do 7 years, but even now kissing can be a HARDWOOD tests on Adoiphos and saw the wet footprints in the hall. problem for us," Mrs. Tate said. "If it's The escape took place in mid-afternoon in a section of mid-town Manhattan too passionate the area round my mouth near the East River. goes bright red-it's embarrassing to Nobody on the street reported anything unusual, and Adolphos was still at know I can't kiss my husband without large today. my friends knowing about it. "Obviously Steve likes to get close. CHIST• Sinatra files suit He's been very understanding, but I can't expect him to keep three feet away LOS ANGELES (AP) - Singer Frank Sinatra has filed a wrongful-death suit from me all the time." in federal court in connection with the plane crash that killed his 80-year-old Mrs. Tate works as a dressmaker in a -mother, Natalie, last January. large room where she can keep her Sinatra filed the suit jointly Monday as conservator of his late mother's distance from her colleagues, but shop- estate, along with Hudson United Bank, the conservator of the estate of Anna Carbone of Cliffside Park, N.J., who also died in the Jan. 6 crash. The suit claimed negligence and asked for unspecified damages, plus the Johnson quits twwomens' funeral costs and $80,000 for jewelry and other property Sinatra vic president of claimed *as not tecovered from the wreckage.". Bank, will discuss Named In the suit were Marvin Krattner, who owned the Lear jet that ental of Dallas at slammed into the side of Mt. San Gorgonlo after taking off from Palm Springs, the SMU Alumni as nominee and Jet Avia, Ltd., operator of the charter service that leased the plane. sponsored by the of University Wo- WASHINGTON (AP) - U.S. District uates, women and Judge Frank M. Johnson bowed out as attend. 'Friendly Rapist' pleads guilty to burglary the president's nominee for FBI direc- Cate, of tor yesterday, and Attorney General a Chanukah party Griffin Bell said the search for a glates including replacement will last into the new year. .The party DALLAS (AP) - A Dallas business executive who had been charged in con- Still in poor health after surgery last a Park Apartments nection with a series of attacks by what police described as "friendly rapist" August, Johnson said, "It will be several tone Canyon, at 8 pleaded guilty to burglary charges today and was sentenced to 60 years in more months before I will regain my arge to help cover prison. strength and stamina. It will not be fair nts. There will be Criminal District Court Judge James B. Zimmerman, passed sentence on to the Federal Bureau of Investigation pleaded guilty to seven counts of d the usual nosh- Guy Williams Marble Jr., 29. after Marbel or to me to keep this matter pending to bring records burglary. any longer." P0 tact Eileen Mar- In statements submitted into evidence Marble stated he had committed In a statement issued at his office in mmunity Center, rape in six of the seven burglaries. Montgomery, Ala., Johnson said he hearing today was formation or call His trial was scheduled to start on Monday, but the court regrets that "conditions over which I 42"hqh1 3O"widk, sociation at 692- the result of a plea-bargaining agreement with the prosecution. have no control" have forced him to - + b"cldsp Marble was arrested last February in an apartment complex in a singles area step aside. is celebrated of North Dallas. He was charged in connection with a series of rapes that had At the White House, Press Secretary pus, S p.m. Satur- occurred in that area. Jody Powell called the withdrawal "a PARSONSTARLES ter and at 9 a.m. Rape victims had identified their attacker as a young man who was loss to the administration, to the FBI apel.. "apologetic and polite" with them. and to the country-and we regret it cards are avail- very much.'' Council office for Bell announced Johnson's decision at pleted the course UN accepts Egyptian invitation a news conference and called it "unfor- tunate for the president, the FBI and as are in. Please the nation. Judge Johnson would have - Kurt Waldheim today ga House and pick UNITED NATIONS (AP) Secretary-General made an ideal leader for the FBI." accepted Egypt's invitation for United Nations participation at a meeting on SIf you have any The attorney general said he and here of all Julie Wikten at Middle East problems in Cairo. He also proposed another meeting President Jimmy Carter won't rush into parties later to prepare the way for the reconvening of the Geneva peace a decision about a new nominee to suc- conference. will be selling ceed Clarence M. Kelley and become Waldheim designated Gen. Ensio Sillasvuo of Finland, the Jerusalem-based Raffle, Mon- the third director in the FBI's 53-year of the U.N. peace-keeping operations in the Middle East, to .m. in the student chief coordinator history. be present at the Cairo meeting. will go to "My plan is to do nothing for two Noting that the Cairo conference is likely to have limited participation, for the Visually weeks to let the dust settle and rethink Waldheim proposed that all those invited there meet at U.N. headquarters in the selection process," 'Bell said. New York or any other neutral place in about two weeks to pave the way for an "Hopefully during that time, names will early convening of the Geneva conference. occue to me. I think it would be a wise acuty are invited course not to rush." the speech and p.m. Monlday. of the clink at Media racism, Campbell Centre Above Ita Pi and SEA pr estcr opeh(-sida)legsv +o ashort meeting sexismsexism topictopi SPECIAlS$9.00Barber Shop S 30"ta . 1 CO will meet Financial Cor- Tower Monday. Benjamin L. Hooks, executive direc- Call for Tom or Dan for the very be eof Lomas and tor of the National Association for the l .Mens tPo forHeryeat ats will discuss Advancement for Colored People and In Men's Professional Hair DeIgn- Estate Finance. former director of the Federal Com- Ing and Stylhig. I".- munications Commission, will speak on GALL NOW R APPOINTMENT " " You know the quality of 7 p.m. Anyone "Racism and Sexism in the Media" at 8 NrthCentral E pres"my p.m. Thursday in McCord Auditorium. ENMON.P atNoruast Highway the woo& hiddenl After five years with the FCC, a pos .. ALFDAy SAT. • 13Ei-dtCWuth aven) .nothin 9 will meet at tion appointed to him by former Presi- board room of the dent Richard Nixon, Hooks, 52, resign- 'You end up with the tain assume duties with the NAACP Aug. 1. as invited Santa During the Dallas visit in 1976, center as a part of Hooks said the "NAACP needed more or paint YOU warM m Santa will be white members" and that the "organizsa- dents on Dec. 8 tion is trying to further advance the 2 p.m. Pictures cause of human rights." He has worked You SAVE STan Alpha will on careers in law and ministry as the to the National first black judge of Division IV of the ded Children. (0eQked eiau on tatorbi Criminal Court of ShelbyCounty and as LAST CHAN pastor of the Middle Baptist Church, p,CEonl Pr f.iml and both in his hometown in Memphis. encAS1978pring breaktr OpzAt &)1QaJiu 9NOhLU Examination Hooks attended LeMoyne College in Due to Incresed demandfrea a a 1 8 n a the Civil Service Memphis and Howard University ain today. This exam- Washington, D.C. He received his juris $339.00 cation for many doctorate from DePaul University Col- Trip Includes as in the federal. tennist &golf lege of Law in Chicago in 1948. * akifare with open bar free 9 ,It all ornself .~ transfers will be admin- Hi membership includes a slot on the * 7h-1h-aai It will be given parties board of directors of the Southern * 2 open bar year fabulous trip, see or cI:. his academic Christian Leadership Conference, the To insure a spot on this STORE nts interested in American. Tennessee and the National Mustang TraVel s are urged to take Bar Associations as well as the Judicial Trave E45144Af r information con- M ustang fNnaalx Council of the NBA.3. SMU) ning and Informs- The speech and question and answer Phone 320 0 ordna kr 7004 - 2,Clements Hall.;, L__E "-off . N.(,ntra... "_-_--______r_ lExpy. 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S ., 1EyColleen Clark view i The end of the year brings many changes to the SMU campus. Cont'd from p. As the last weeks of the semester approach and the time gets net ton, "will be closer to December, the atmosphere undergoes some slight changes in the wholesale variations. price manufactured g Lights seem to stay on later in dorm rooms as students begin QFENDE OFFNIYE QF FNFNIVE' years, beginning cramming their projects into the last few days, the ones they are the Treaty beco supposed to have been working on all semester! LNWMBACKGKEND shouldn't take m Unfamiliar faces flock to the library to get' last minute one to realize h information necessary to pass the semester. For seniors this may payments would latively to Can be the fourth and final trek to the library. future. And who The weather inevitably gets worse as students need to make sibility for such more and more trips outside, walking from one building to the rest of the wo another. The fall rains continue into the winter, dripping on States principall everyone and causing mud puddles and tracks in the buildings. knowledge, this new Treaty has A lot of this walking has to do with preregistration which, of overlooked in put course, falls at the end of the semester. Just as you have paper due and certainly no you find the class you wanted to take next semester is about to have called atte close and you rush off to sign up, only to find it is already full. must ask why? The heating in the rooms also adds to the suffering. The air What is U.S. SSt Other Nations? t conditioning works perfectly as soon as the temperature outside Iy U.S. set Panama begins to drop. And only after you have the sniffles, the first sign without a single i of a cold, does the heating come on-full blast. objective of provi t A lot of noise can be heard in the dorms as finals approach. r:% world shipping at Typewriters get overheated as students finish papers in the wee charging the tru service. While i hours of the morning. Screams of "Panic!" can be heard as might challenge t students realize the material they have studied won't be on the policy, and while I test. What they have not read will undoubtedly make 80 percent of not expect appre the exam. Other students realize for the first time that they have something so obv r; no idea what was discussed in class the first several weeks of class. interest as well a Teachers face some of the- confusion as students begin one could safely L.'ti rates climb, the U. S +L" requesting questions which will appear on the final. The ones who t ed of abdicating it 2 really infuriate them ask for the answers as well! OutlobyRRi hordRubottom to other Canal use The first incre } Members of organizations might as well not be members again v rates, 20 per ce until after finals. Have you ever noticed how people seem to find 1974, followed by k .: t k instant excuses for not writing for the paper or going shopping. (I One U.S. negotiat have yet to see a girl turn down a date though.) another 30 to 40 pe The lines in the book store seem to grow increasingly longer as The Panama Canal Treaty: and when the trea 5 That . Richard would be jus more students wait in line for blue books. R Rubottom, SMU One can foresee th cholar-in-residence Surprisingly enough, some teachers see unfamiliar faces in their s, of politicalsci- on the commerc nce, was formerly classes as students decide it's about time they put in an ei Assistant Sec- U.S. interests jeopardized America, not to etary of State for Interamerican where appearance before the semester ends with the intention that the Ar[ffairs. He served with the state the perce transiting the Cana teacher will forget the first two.thirds of the semester when he was d,epartment from 1941 to 1964. The ed decision when presented with language of the treaty so as to rarely in class. fo llowing editorial originally ap- the issues. Without reviewing his- remove the basis of the conflict in per cent to 75 1 eared in The Dallas Times Herald tory since 1903 and simply looking meaning. This step, and only this affected countries. An added attraction to the closing of the fall semester is the rage P per cent by value fSunday, Oct. 23, 1977, under the at the language of the treaties I step, would assure future genera- 8 of spirit as more blue eyed students come up_. with "'Mustang" otiI tle of "Panama Treaty." suggest the following points are tions as to what was intended. by volume of U.S. eyes-red from being bloodshot. worthy of discussion. Loss of negotiating Rights to sits the Canal. And now I have to end this colum because I have many things to FOR MOST U.S. citizens the Ambiguity and Conflicting Inter- Other Possible Canal Sites. The It is fair and I finish up before the end of the semester: a test this week, a major decision regarding the pending pretation: Before the mutual United States, according to Article "what will happen project, a minor project, a summary on an article, another 'major new Panama Canal treaties is likely euphoria over the elaborate signing XII of the new Panama Canal be a close call. After careful Treaty, "shall project, another test, and ceremonies Sept. 6 had subsided, not negotiate wth the list continues. I also have to make st udy I have decided that the spokesmen for the United States third states (during the life of the several trips to the library, do several hours of typing..... p ospective disadvantages out- and Panama separately revealed Treaty) for the right to construct an weeigh the benefits that might flow serious conflicts in interpretation of interoceanic canal on any other frotum ratigying the treaties as pres- Articles IV and VI of the "Treaty route", unless Panama agrees Editorial Board ently written. Concerning the Permanent Neu- which seems unlikely. I find it No doubt about it, the subject is trality and Operation of the Pana- incomprehensible that the United I'm trying to get l Editor-in-Chief Donita Bourns vital to our relations with Panama ma Canal," one of two treaties States government would enter into spirit. But I must b an d elsewhere in the world. Be- signed. (The other and much long- a solemn pact which would, at one thing wrong. Managing Editor Colleen Clark cai use of its importance it should be er treaty is entitled "The Panama and the same time, give up all Usually by this til fa ced with reason, not with emo- Canal Treaty".) rights to and within the Panama am anticipating the Editorial Editor Ken Mifflin tion. The average citizen knows Article IV states that the two Canal by the year 2000 and yet holiday-like little I Associate Editor Lisa Prete mcore about the Panama Canal, its nations "agree to maintain the deprive it of the right to negotiate the arrival of San his tory and its significance today, regime of neutrality established in for another site should its national to-be-unwrapped tr Associate Editor Raymond Remmel tha an has been recognized, and is this treaty." Based on that langu- interest require it. Maybe it's just quhite capable of making an inform- age, the American public has been The same Article grants to the getting older. Or r told this assures the right of the U.S. the right to add a third lane of cause I'm always s U.S. to intervene when, as and it locks to the existing Panama Canal, miss that warm fee necessary in the future to defend presumably at U.S. expense since when our family bi the neutrality and continued use of there is no mention of how the cost digs around on the the Canal. Panamanian negoti- would otherwise be defrayed. Yet lots, looking for that ators, however, repeatedly denied little would remain out of Canal becoine a part of ou this interpretation in press confer- operating revenues for any purpose A lot of love goes ences on their home ground. after Panama receives its pay- that green wonder. Article VI would entitle war ments, as proposed in the new Sorting through vessels and their auxilaries of the treaty. It is noteworthy that Article sisters and I have United States and Panama "to XII has hardly been mentioned by were in kindergar transit the canal expeditiously". U.S. negotiators, nor indeed by the mind fond memorle Panama's spokesmen told their information media. are so far away, a citizens that this did not mean that Escalation of Payments to Pan- long ago. Mpmorle U.S. vessels could in an emergency ama: U.S. representatives estimate silliness bring smil go to the head of the line. In fact, that, under the payment schedule and tears to our ey they revealed that they had reject- set forth in Article XIII of the new I often find mysel ed language proposed by the U.S. Treaty, Panama would receive ap- to provide privileged passage. This proximately $65 million per year revelation cannot be minimized in revenue from Canal tolls and oper- President Carter's undertaking to ations. Panamanian estimates run clarify the meaning of these two as high as 580 million per year. articles. Regardless of which figure one The Carter-Torrijos Statement of accepts, payments to Panama will Oct. 14 is an important step for- be massive in recognition of gs ward in overcoming the ambiguity claim (a defensible claim if staked BEW of Articles IV and VI, and might out fairly) that the narrow isthmus even suffice as long as they are in is its principal natural resource. office. However, given the frailty of But that is just the beginningl The man and the unpredictability of base rate on which Panama is to be future Panamanian leadership, the paid,, $.30 cents per Panama Canal only satisfactory and prudent act- :-:::i loa to take now is to revise the Cont'd on p. 5',
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r TODAY'S CROSSWORD .PUZZLE ACROSS Hollywood. te Outlook .: name UNITED Feature Syndicat S :: 1 Travel a 46 Cheerful Tuesday'sPuzzleSolved: distance: 2 49 Hard to I Cont'd from p. 4 to ratify these treaties?" First, it eral Torrijos are on such friendly words chew would signal to friends and poten- 6 Gone by 50 Bakery ENv net ton, "will be adjusted to reflect terms. Apart form any ideological equipment STATE DEEM AN 0 IS tial 10 Hastened changes in the United States adversaries alike that the U.S. commitment they may share, one 14 Life's 51 Unite TENANT R M 0 T people wholesale price index for total would not countenance fur- could almost assume that Panama beginning 52 Harem room . RIO0T DERIDE thur withdrawal from its unsought has been acting also as 15 Singer Paul 55 Maxwell EN TLED LA manufactured goods" every two surrogate __,Anderson luP Tf Y but undeniable responsibilities as a negotiator for Castro Cuba. 16 Mata.... dramason PUREE TAMED years, beginning five years after E DN leading world power. the Treaty becomes effective. It Second, it Should the new Panama Canal 17 Cotton 58 Actress D would be momentarily a NE ENS shouldn't take much reflection for stern test treaties be ratified, it would be packages Sophia - .---- MIN DICTATE[ of the Panamanian Government's one to realize how such indexed logical to assume that Fidel Castro 18 Kindof ray: 60 Noun STRAN T ability to interpret to its people will follow Var. ending EN GE RT E payments would raise costs cumu- General Torrijos on I ER where their long-term national in- stage with the demand that the 20 Nothealthy 61 Britishpeer latively to Canal users in the 21"So long" 62Influx ROOT THIS N 0RA terest U.S. future. And who will have respon- resides. Third, assuming a set a date to leave Guantan- 23 Decree 63 Clarinet N U SI suitable climate for negotiations, amo Bay. EATS ROOD STEE sibility for such increases before 24 Push aside 64 Force unit the U.S. and Panama 26 Works 65 Impoverished 13 Eating plans drink the rest of the world"? The United would need to return to the negotiating table to I accept the necessity of negoti- against DOWN 19 "Beau....." 40 Perfumed States principally. Yet, to my 22 Haitl, 41 Mock draw up another draft suitable to ating another treaty with Panama, 28 Have hopes knowledge, this vital point in the to repeat. But, this should be done 30 Hereditary 1 Asian desert 25 He owns it 42 Effusively new Treaty has been virtually both nations, just as was done in system . 2 Egg-shaped 26 Deserves sentimental 'on a strictly bilateral basis without 31 Game birds 3" ------27 Italian 43 Soc. overlooked in public commentary, 1936, in 1955, and in 1967. It is important to recall interference from other parties. 32 Talking ahead" community 45 Finished and certainly no U.S. spokesmen that the draft 1967 treaties were rejected by There is no way that the U.S. can unclearly 4 Pothouse 28 Culture first have called attention to it. One expiate all the past errors of U.S. 36 Exist specialty medium 46 Oarsman must ask why? policy toward 37 Confused 5 Make like 29 Withered: 47 Of sheep "Should the sew Panama Canal the nations of Latin fight new Var. 48 Import What is U.S. Responsibility to America. Neither the present 38 Baby 6 Adhesive 30 Sects 49 Sports Other Nations? For 60 years the treaty be ratified, it woulsdd be logical to assume that drafts nor any others will alleviate kangaroo 7 Rectangular 32 Eur. champonshi lip U.S. set Panama Canal toll rates, Fidel the problems and concerns of Col- 39 Old pier blackbird 51 Swiss city without a single increase, with the Castro will follow Geseral Toni- ombia or Mexico or any World 8 Snow 33 Pioneer 53 Act other locomotive: 54 Crawling objective of providing a service to jos on stage with the demand that nation. thrushes runner the U.S. set a date to leave 42 - Jaw, 9 Skin color 2 words with insects world shipping at cost rather than As I learned all over again during Sask. 10 Less legit 34 Aircraft part 56 Blood-like 1 . charging the true value of the Guantaomso Bay." my recent three months stay in 44 Cubicles 11 French city 35 Active one 57 Speak service. While in retrospect one Colombia, each Lating American 45 Big 12 Pointing up 37 Fountain 59 Undivided might challenge the wisdom of that general Torrijos and never submit- nation has its own set of demands IOM policy, and while the U.S. should ted for ratification to the U.S. on the United States. They symbol- not expect appreciation for doing Senate. Indeed, some of Torrijos' ic and vicarious value of the treat- something so obviously in its own critics today are saying that the ies would be short-lived. Then each interest as well as that of others, 1967 drafts were more favorable to nation quite properly would pursue one could safely wager that, as toll Panama than the current ones. I do its own interests which ironically rates climb, the U.S. will be accus- accept the necessity of negotiating might include hard questions hom ed of abdicating its responsibilities a mutually satisfactory, modern about the cost of the new custodi- to other Canal users. treaty. anship for the Canal. The first increase ever in toll However, before the U.S. relin- Relations with the peoples of rates, 20 per cent, occurred in quished the "perpetuity" clause in Latin America should be given the 1974, followed by another in 1976. the original 1903 treaty there highest priority by the United One U.S. negotiator has estimated should be public recognition of the States. We have cultural, political, another 30 to 40 per cent increase if impact that his action would have and spiritual ties that go back to the and when the treaties are ratified. on the U.S. position at the Guan- Wars of Independence and even That would be just the beginning. tanamo Bay Naval Base in Cuba. In earlier. Our joint economic and One can foresee the adverse impact that case, while there is no perpe- commercial interests, including Son the commerce just of Latin tuity clause, the U.S. exercises energy supplies, are equally impor- It dized America, not to mention others, "complete jurisdiction and con- tant. Our citizens will remain where the percentage of trade trol" over approximately 29,000 strong in their committment to aty so as to transiting the Canal ranges from 30 acres of land and water and can do assist the peoples of all of Latin the conflict in per cent to 75 per cent in the so indefinitely unless the U.S. America to resolve their problems and only this affected countries. In contrast, only withdraws or formally agrees with wherever and whenever such help future genera-. 8 per cent by value and 13 per cent cuba to alter the treaty. No one of is feasible and welcome, taking into Sintended. by volume of U.S. commerce tran- the Parties may change or or account the individual characteris- ing Rights to sits the Canal. abrogate that document. Both tics and requirements of each nat- al Sites. The It is fair and prudent to ask, would have to agree. Thus it is no ion. ding to Article "what will happen if the U.S. fails wonder that Fidel Castro and Gen- © 1977R. RichardRubottom anama Canal negotiate wib the life of the by Karen to construct an SKI1 VAIL on any other Column ama agrees Jan. 2-Jan. 8 ely. I find it All I want for Christmas... Collins at the United I'm trying to'get in the Christmas er more spiritual world, engulfed in share in choosing and trimming the 230.00 Braniff rd. trip ould enter into spirit. But I must be doing some- the flickers of the fire, as I think tree, selecting the ornaments, bak- includes: round trip transportation, Swould, at one thing wrong. about what Christmas means to ing cookies and singing Christmas 6 lift tickets; 5 nights lodging, P/ e, give up all Usually by this time each year I me. Family and a spiritual re-birth carols all the while. wine & cheese party-Rentals $5/day in the Panama am anticipating the beauty of the make me know that I am loved-and Those are special moments that Call Alan 327-1645 2000 and yet holiday-like little kids anticipate I love all that is around me. can never be duplicated. or sign up at Student Center Information Booth ht to negotiate the arrival of Santa Claus and A little sister awakens me from They are moments I long for. uld its national to-be-unwrapped treasures. But to ease the pains of what I Maybe it's just because I'm am missing, I bring a Christmas grants to the getting older. Or maybe it's be- "Being away at college changes tree back to Dallas after Thanks- I a third lane of cause I'm always so busy. But I things, even if it means only giving. Mom furnishes the orna- Panama Canal, miss that warm feeling inside me 200 miles. I cannot be hometo ments and a wreath for the door. expense since when our family bundles up and share in choosing and trimming But somehow, it just isn't the of how the cost same. digs around on the Christmas tree the tree, selecting the or- defrayed. Yet lots, looking for that special tree to This year I am hoping for "a out of Canal becoine a part of our home. naments, baking cookies and little something extra" when the or any purpose A lot of love goes into choosing singing Christmas carols all the tree is decorated; that my SMU Ilves its pay- that green wonder. while." family can share the same warmth d in the new Sorting through decorations my of giving and sharing that my hy that Article sisters and I have made since we family at home does. I mentioned by were in kindergarten brings to my thoughts and asks me to hold. Christmas is a beautiful season. r indeed by the mind fond memories of years that her so she can "reach" to put the And the spirit of Christmas can are so far away, and yet, not so ornaments on the tree. warm even the coldest of hearts. It menrts to Pan- long ago. Memories of childhood And I realize how lucky I am. is a time given to us through faith, stives estimate silliness bring smiles to our faces But being away at college chang- hope and love. ment schedule and tears to our eyes. es things, even if away means only May your Christmas season be I of the new I often find myself lost in anoth- 200 miles. I cannot be home to especially happy. dd receive ap- ~i:.i I5.TU-ill:'*L : lio per year tolls and oper- M.A.C./Campus Y estimates run ion per year. i figure one presents gnltion) Panama of willgs laim if staked arrow isthmus BENJAMIN HOOKS ral. resource. Dec. 1 eginning! The Thurs., mama is to be McCord Auditorium Panama Canal 8 p.m. ont'd on p. 5' campu C-.
:: :: '. ----- . _..... 1 111 ___ -- c Ford I Meyer still undecided; Adair loses friendly rival title, no word from Badgers leaves Bears by Bill Millar Bickham After leading nearl I don't like to see this create as because played SWC baseball for Bill Millard an anxiety here." newcomers able passing statistic i by the first time. WuMeyer said that he has heard that by Gary Pina- SMU's freshman q Wisconsin's courting of SMU Wisconsin will not officially decide Baseball would be the first sport Ford was finally cau football coach Ron Meyer has ap- until Dec. 16 on their choice of a new If and when hammy Blckham of Blckham would play since he has three category. Unfortunate parently reached a temporary lull, coach, but he said that Baylor comes to SMU at mid-term there of eligibility if and when he he doesn't seasons Rice's Randy Hertel c as Meyer said Tuesday that he anticipate his decision taking that is one mn on campus who will be to the hilltop. Adair said transfers pass last weekend ag hasn't heard from Badger officials .long. He admitted that the talk has relieved with his presence. because of the beating the youngster Owl ace had reache this week, nor does he "really concerned some of SMU's recruits, Baseball coach Steve Adair has lost to took in quarterbacking the Bears, he mount to pass Ford expect to." and for that reason he doesn't want Bickham seven out of eight times on the may not even lift the baseball this year. of the SWC. Meyer said that no decisions by the speculation to continue diamond during his long friendship with "He had his knee cut on in October very Although that is t either party have been the talented left-handed fireballer that and I doubt that he'll want to go made as to long. which Hertel finished the interest expressed in the second- Meyer also said that there were stretches back to the days when Bick- through any physical contact this is the necessary stati year Mustang coach by the ham was in grade school. said Adair. "From football, Big Ten Mme financial differences between spring," conference passing ch school. It is known he's got a foot problem, and besides that Meyer is sometwo progrfinancialdifferences betknownthat Adair's only victory against the for- sequently the only fre prospectvery high foron theWisconsin's vacant coaching list of sothesouthwesttwo programs. Conference It isprogramS known thatareare mer Piano High schooler was in Ameri- that, he's got a separated shoulder, a such a title. broken index finger on his throwing prospects for the vacant coaching generally more lucrative than those can Legion ball when Mike Roberts But even though H hand. So I'm not going to talk to him position, but the SMU coach said in the Big Ten. defeated Bickham 2-0. Roberts is a in the battle of the stat that he doubts that the job will be teammate of Bickham's at Baylor. until he gets inhere." doubt of Ford's super "I hate to see this thing hang," Adair said Bickham was going to offered to him. Bickham was newcomer of the yer While Hertel comp "I really don want to appear to said Meyer, "because I really like classes in a wheelchair. A completely last season in the Southwest Confer- passes than Ford's 1 playing games with anyone," SMU and all the people here. I feel a different atmosphere for a player who be ence. He had a won-lost record of 5-1, quarterback 55 more said Meyer. "When I talked with tremendous loyalty to the program was an all-state athlete in high school in recorded 43 strikeouts in 52 innings and to catch the SMU Wisconsin I told them what we are and these people who have been so -Bickham- both baseball and football. posted an ERA of 3.27. Ford far outdistan doing here at SMU and that might good to me, and I don't want to "Right now he'll be getting his body conference quarterb a little. I'd jeopardize those relationships in any "I imagine at times he was the best well more than worrying about the sport have surprised them "I think it probably comes down to an way." . the conference," said Adair. or sports that he'll be participating in," he still led Hertel really like to get things over with, ._ pitcher in what are the reasons for the boy excellent 50.8 percent "He'll have to be replaced." transferring, whoever or whatever case Adair said. "I understand he was beat age. Hertel's average Bickham won 10 games overall last it is, and are they justified. up real bad." Ford's most impres season and that is 10 of the 35 wins that "Is it a basic sound reason for leaving Bickham will have a year to recuper- finer and 2,064 total yards the Bears won last season n route to the institution," Adair said. ate from the knee. the index leads the second Het A kh Cuttery NCAA championships in Omaha, Neb. If he does pick up the ball Bickham's parents requested Adair the shoulder. At this pace Fo "Sammy could play baseball or foot- and football oach Ron Meyer to sign a next spring it will probably be to throw ball wherever he wants to," said Adair. batting practice for the Mustangs. He rewrite many SMU paper ielieving the Mustangs' coaches Ford's loss of the p "He can play in either sport. I don't student to will have to watch the season from the of hampering with the Baylor overshadowed by his care where he'd be going-whether its ago, sidelines. come to SMU about three weeks offense race over a PlARKLN' UT, Southern Cal, Notre Dame or said Adair. Baylor was the conference represent- Heisman Trophy-likel Alabama-he can play wherever he "I didn't ask anything of them," ative last year, winning the round robin The Meiqute native' goes to school." Adair said. "They did volunteer that it tournament at the end of the season. But Bckham has choen SMU and at was because of academic as well as Adair says Texas A&M, which won the the fall Southwest Conference meetings religious reasons." conference title, should repeat again -. .r Dec. 8-10 his future with the Mustangs Adair said he wasn't sure about the this year. Texas and Baylor will battle will be decided. religious reasons but that the family it out for second place. Adair said he doesn't really know has been Methodist for the past 18 The Mustangs were last in the what would happen at the meetings. "I years. conference last year with a 1-22 record. * COMPLETE would think that a minor sport that has "I think his dad is in real estate and it This season the squad will be looking less acclaim to it might be easier than seems like there is a real estate course for a few more victories and double the ,HAIRSTYLING maybe basketball or football," he said. that you could take here that evidently number of wins. The lone victory, an 8-7 Waco doesn't have," said Adair. come-from-behind victory over Texas Bickham's presence would be a valu- Tech, broke at 40-game losing streak SERVICES FOR Texas still tops able asset to any program, said Adair, that spanned into three seasons. defeated the Ponies 14-0 in I.Te s(49) 1-o 0 1.124 who lost to Texas in a battle to recruit Bickham 2. Oklahoma (5) 10-10 940 the state's top pitcher last year, Keith a game that was much closer than the SMEN 3. Alabama () 10.1-0 895 score indicated. The Ponies trailed only & . 4. Michigan 10.1-0 771 Creel. "Sammy could replace Keith and 2-0 going into the top of the ninth inning 5. Note Dame (1) 9.1-0 666 Mustang pitchers WOMEN. 6. Arktaas 101-0 568 then some," Adair says, and with a before Baylor rocked 7. Kentucky (I) 10-10 527 finished 14-33 in his first for 12 runs to turn the game into a 8. Penn St. 10-1-0 467 team that runaway. 9.OhioSt. .;. 9-2-0. 437 season, a chance for more wins are SiNO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY 0. Pittsburgh 82-1 299 suddenly expected. Adair's record was Bickham didn't pitch too badly either, ,11. Clemson 8-2-1 198 a vast improvement since the Ponies striking out a large number of Mustang Nebraska 8.3-0 128 12. won only two games in 1976. hitters while allowing only a few hits. SGRAND OPENING SPECIAL 13. Wahintnt 7-4-0 124 The Dallas BI 14. N. Carolina 8-2-1 118 when you think of 1977 baseball, Adair said he was shocked at first and And Chicago NHL tea 15. Arizona St. 92-0 109 it was a season of the old players surprised at Bickham's decision to 78 16. San Diego St. 10-1-0 against the newcomers. The seniors on transfer to SMU. But obviously the Fair Park. $5.OO OFF ALL SERVICES 17. Brig. Young 92-0 48 squad were difficult for Adair to 20-year-old youngster was dissatisfied tie Tens A&M 7-3-0 48 the /,- w thaih po1i, 19. Flo ida St. 8-2-0 35 handle, mainly because he said that with the situation at Baylor. f Of.er aegie e.c. 31, 177: 20. Southern Cal 7-4-0 31 when a freshman and a senior were If Bickham should receive a favorable Black H g g le~a m o eag. s i$ mdA@0WJ playing the same quality, then he would vote at the conference meetings next go with the freshman. The seniors honth and enroll Jan. 12 at SMU, most to hom apparently couldn't play better and sat assuredly Adair will be glad to have him on the bench most of the time while 12 on his side for a change. by Carmela Advertisements cl Poke game in town, just Roger thinks Hockey Is a fast SMU studentas, Leagu' hisoy. For the second I r' gear offense back in farm team for both these tesa are m WASHINGTON (AP) - Roger Stanbach play very hard. I gave up predicting believes the Dallas Cowboys' offense is anything." Dallas isa member getting back in the groove and on target Coach Tom Landry was happy for the teams ifrom both the for:,the, playoffs. He won't predict, victory, even though, he said, it was not The other teams lad however, that the Cowboys will be a "win-or-die" situation for Dallas. Roadrunners, Salt there, despite their two-game lead in "We were in trouble if we came out These team s the NFC East with three games to play. with a loss, but we didn't have to win. teams to gain poise, "We're close to getting back," said We would still be a game ahead. Eventually, most pia quarterback Staubach after Dallas edg- "It's not that we couldn't get in the This season Dallas ed the Washington Redskins 14-7 Sun- playoffs or win our division, but confi- was selected this su day to end their two-game losing streak. dence is everything in football ... goaltender for the T "We've gotten improvement on of- Momentum is everything. Ifyou get the special assignment fense. We were at a point in the season momentum going in the wrong way, it's Rookies Kevin Can Sf where we had a lull. hard to turn around," he said. been assigned to Dal "If we go into the playoffs with some Staubach had trouble passing, espe- Wilson played for good wins, it's gonna help us," he said. cially in the first half, against the Orr of college hockey "It helped us last year. Redskins, but insisted he was physically lace skates. "Ouroffenseiscapable of going back fit. Landry agreed. Saganiuk came to to where we were in the middle of the "I feel good physically for the first training camp in Tor eight-game winning streak and when time since the Detroit game," said 108 points and 203 p we do that we're going to be a very Staubach, who completed 10 of 24 Bob Hoffmeyer is strong football team," he said. passes for 138 yards and one touch- "Hoff" collected 213 Despite a 9-2 won-lost record, Stan- down. Hockey League. He's bach declined to predict a champion- "I hope I play better down the protecting his smalle ship, even though a victory over any one stretch. There were some good plays, Returning from th of the remaining three opponents - but I missed some key throws, so it 55 games for Chicago Philadelphia, San Francisco or Denver - wasn't really a great day passing." Toronto. Dallas shou would have the Cowboys repeat as the Landry said he saw no problem with The most notable "Bam Bam" Belange NFC East champions again this season. Staubach's"I thought passing. it was more what Wash- t. *a* * -, ***,r ***** S*RJe g5sz aosiy.re injury, yet he was vot tends frequency response. "No," he replied simply when asked ington was doing than Roger himself," got him a total of 149 if Dallas had a lock on the division title. said the Dallas coach. "He started with 13 major penalt SYourmaudio specialist know But, he was told, the Cowboys only pressing a little bit becuse they were Defenseman Mike need to win one more game. "Well,, pressuring him and they were covering was selected first te :id DALLAS- FT. WORTH AFREA again, it's a weird year. We areegoing to well." CHL Audio Associates Melody Shop Paccific Stereo (all stores) With the additio cord Shack (all stores) Sound Climax Phil's Stereo Electronics Rec ,, strong nucleus the Custom Hi-Fi (all stores) Sanger Harris (all stores) Stereo &.Recoid Center (Longview) Unclassifleds Get Results-692-2161 The Hawks play 2 CO (Garland) Tickets are availab .o.W Dean's Audio Sound Trak TE . Disc Records Sterling Sound (all stores) Sotund Idea (Arlington) including the Colise college ID card. .Hillcrest Hi FlI Texas Hi Fi An nold& Morgan(Gearland) ,,: 6 Wednesday, November 30, 1977 6:I)..i-.6-The Daily Campus
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Ford loses passing SBeverley Boys, three-time Canadian Olympic diver and 33-time Canadian National Champion, will attend SMU in January and will compete for.the women's diving team. I title, but stats shine SBoys, from Toronto, finished fourth in he 10-meter tower and seventh on SMU signs three-meter in the 1968 Mexico City Olympics. byMillard Bill ead Plro TCU's Steve Bayuk and She finished fifth on the three-meter in Munich in 1972, and ninth in the Cmpbel byMilard Bil r same event in 1976 in Montreal. After leading nearly every conceiv- Ford wasn't the only Mustang to SWC baseball for Olympic dive S Boys was named Canadian Athlete of the year in 1969, 1970 and 1971. She able passing statistic in the conference, finish well in conference statistics, as represented Canada in two world championships, 1973 and 1975. I, SMU's freshman quarterback Mike Emanuel Tolbert, D.K. Perry, Arthur be the firstsport Her tuition and fees at SMU will be paid by the Canadian Government. in one little Whittington and Ken Rosenthal all he has three Ford was finally caught y since led the SWC or finished high in ity if and when he category. Unfortunately for Ford, when either Rice's Randy Hertel completed his 19th the standings. Adair said hilltop. pass last weekend against Houston, the Tolbert unseated the conference's ating the youngster Owl ace had reached the needed a- all-time leading receiver Miker Renfro king the Bears, he mount to pass Ford and become leader as he led nearly every receiving stat- e baseball this year. of the SWC. istic. On the year Tolbert caught 64 October ee cut on in Although that is the only statistic in passes for 996 yards, six touchdowns, The want to go he'll finished ahead of Ford, it for an average gain of 15.6 yards. ysicalcontact this which Hertel is the necessary statistic to be declared Presently Pony defensive back D.K. ir. "From football, conference passing champion, and sub. Perry leads the conference with five blem, and besides sequentiy the only freshman ever to win interceptions, but A&M's Mike Wil- HA IRBERDASHERS parated shoulder, a such a title. liams has one more game to attempt to throwing er on his But even though Hertel won the title, increase his total of four. going to talk to him in the battle of the statistic there is little Although Whittington and Rosenthal re.' doubt of Ford's superiority, did not win their respective categories, of Dallas am was going to While Hertel completed three more they did have strong seasons. In a completely ' Ichair. A passes than Ford's 153, it took the Rice conference loaded with good running re for a player who quarterback 55 more attempts (356-301) backs, Whittington has secured seventh lete in high school in to catch the SMU freshman. Although place by rushing for 824 total yards, for football. * Present: Ford far outdistanced the rest of the\a 75 yard per game average. I be getting his body conference quarterbacks' in attempts' One-time walk-on Ken Rosenthal has gabout the sport be participating in," he still led Hertel and the field with an emerged as one of the nation's best excellent 50.8 percent completion aver. punters, as this year he improved to a S",-New Looks erstand he was beat age. Hertel's average was 43.8. 44.2 average per punt, one yard better Ford's most impressive statistic is his than last year. But even though Rosen- vea year to recuper- 2,064 total yards passing, which also thal's average will rank him among the the index finger and leads the second Hertel by 444 yards. top ten in the nation, he was unable to for the Holidays" does pick up the ball At this pace Ford is destined to surpass super-kickers Russell Erxleben probably be to throw rewrite many SMU passing records., of Texas and Steve Little of Arkansas. the Mustangs. He Ford's loss of the passing title may be Little's second place total nosed out the season from the overshadowed by his winning the total Rosenthal by only .1. The rest of Featuring a field that includes Rosenthal's competition was pretty nference represent- offense race over Hesman Trophy-likely Earl Campbell. good also, as the conference's sixth ing the round robin TheMesqute native's 175.1 yards per place punter David Appleby of A&M end of the season. me averge ives hi a ossetabls still rushed ta I the sme. Free Haircuts! M, which won the should repeat again d Baylor will battle lace. in the student lounge were last in the with a 1-22 record. quad will be looking TODAY, NOV. 30 ories and double the e lone victory, an 8-7 victory over Texas game losing streak for upafree haircut11-1Sign in the Progra Council Office three seasons. ed the Ponies 14-0 in Sign up for a free haircut in the Program Council Office much closer than the e Ponies trailed only op of the ninth inning ed Mustang pitchers rn the game into a
pitch too badly either, e number of Mustang ing only a few hits. s shocked at first and The Dallas Black Hawks, the minor league representative tor me kham's decision to Chicago NHL team, play a full slate of action throughout the winter at . But obviously the Fair Park. ster was dissatisfied AV.me OON atBaylor. PAMN'seS, iseedtpa PAM BUNI RENT,IFOA S.M.U, Id receive a favorable Black Hawks offer outlet Frvg w. s w Raa,m t. ~ wd n/ rence meetings next H VM W:Wd. war . COleus, liga M id binees aMusriese Area, Dmrilng, Bree barner t olMs Jan. 12 at SMU, most cod dwafOrMM M - G v r box, also lchn and Ughted par _= to homesick hockey fans AMpiyi wcor col 352-17e5 367-26655_239-7707 RieeoniaimfRates, 381-5950 . I be glad to have him Pvtansow vwa. hange. by Carmela Martini Advertisements claim that the Dallas Black Hawks hockey team is not the only e game in town, just the toughest. I Wouk lik to do College. Textbook Broker needs Hockey is a fast moving, ough,hard htting, exciting sport. Unknown to many your typing, any kind student to 40 prt.-time work. Office- SMU students, Dallas Is the hbome of the winntgest team in the Central Hockey .aerm .Lass'ta. Typing. Start pec. 12 1977. 5Mm raa wa CJoM Anne Caes League's history. 692-7710 gear For the second ceasecutive year, the Dallas Black Hawks are operating as the 270-0617 farm team for both the Chicago Black Hawks and the Toronto Maple Leafs. Both of , gave up predicting these eams are members of the National Hockey League. Dallas isa member of the Central Hockey League. The League is comprised of six EMERQENCY TYPING JASON'S dry was happy for the teams from both the Natidonal Hockey league and the World Hockey Association. Ci' eelefreedi Mg~ilNikIMMEDIATELY vstyping tbdo%Mhom . The other teamsinclude the Fort Worth Texans, Kansas City Red Wings, Phoenix !k-EXP9ENCEDWAIESSES- - gh, he said, it was not '*osi nitr Pest ", ieP, " 4eIecrbc tuation for Dallas. Roadrunners, Salt Lake Goldean Eagles and the Tuls Oilers. chwfurning mei r uble if we came out These teams assign their newly acquired, ineperienced players to their farm "1___kI pe.n ng.. 12 afbr5:30r Wkenda e didn't have to win. teams to gain polse, speed, and the finesse that is needed to play in the big leagues. 10 n*is from tKnneMy Mlp Ave. on Hl at. a game ahead. Eventually, most players will be called up to play for their respective teams. Glog.mm b92.790es6-01 28-pay4,5. e couldn't get in the This season Dallas has nine new players and a rookie coach. Gerry McNamara r division, but confi- was selected this summer from a list of coaching candidates. McNamara was a hi in football ... goaltender for the Tornoto Maple Leafs. Since 1972 he ahs been one of the team's .P OFESIONAL TYP -NOW NNom-. ProfehIenel Typing rything. If you get the special assignment scouts. ftlims, Tnes, drdtmm Termn pper, The . sserttlons, in the wrong way, it's Rookies Kevin Campbell, John Anderson, Rocky Saganiuk and Ron Wilson have (Fnter LegalSeoretary). Oaim's Goodis now ler- Math Papers. Sandr, 'McCreery. d," he said. been assigned to Dallas. MMlynn WdIs-279-2515 . 272-8318. uble passing, espe- Wilson played for Providence College last year. He has been labeled "the Bobby vi wi for a pat-tlnenaepr .i t half, against the Orr of college hockey." Orr is thought by many to the the best hockey player ever to Vie1 an's, adim, and aid clothing ted he was physically lace skates. depaIrtnnt. orn., Wed., Fri., end / Saganiuk came to Dallas right out of the Canadian juniors. He had an outstanding Tin Linle Resturant trday--dhysonly. 20-25 h saper ysically for the first training camp in Toronto and should be a big asset to the Hawks forward line. His positions avaibe for week. InAnquin person. An equal op- Part-time office help needed. )trait game," said 108 points and 203 penalty minutes indicate that he is quite an explosive player. cashiers, waiters, waitresses portuniy. empwu. 1W Oshmana Call Brooks Brothers c* ompleted 10 of 24 Bob Hoffmeyer is another newcomer who has a reputation of being tough. Cal 528-8110 or apply In person SporangGooa Hoenw PekVYage. ards and one touch.- "Hoff" collected 213 penalty minutes with the Flint Generals of the International S 198 Turtle Creek Viage 748-4700 Hockey League. He's a player who is not afraid to go into the corners and is always y better down the protecting his smaller teammates. re some Returning from the NHL are Kirk Bowman and Bruce Boudreau. Bowman played good plays, AMiAANCY TYPING oe key throws, so it 55 games for Chicago last year. Boudreau played the last 18 games of the season for certainly profit from their experience. *Exprt TyPi eatday passing." Toronto. Dallas should nB 1 t from last year's Dallas roster include Alain F s. s. Nia8 SPest. AioxMe se*rv. saw no problem with The most notable olavers returning NeurgBMastootri !LOST! Belanger. "Bam Bam" played in 30 games last year because of a knee neraarances PA~~ 3 g. "Bam Bam" * M•Mif s' tmIMU*0 .m.. as more what Wash. injury, yet he was voted most popular player by the fans. His rough style of hockey 24" round leather backgammon box last year. He also led the league Jaw Girard than Roger himself," got him a total of 149 minutes in the penalty 8 Blacks PrmC,, 092-2735 set. This may be a-neat thing for coach. "He started with 13 major penalties. Defenseman Mike O'Connell is back in Dallas this season. Last year O'Connell you but it is an art project and it becuse they were d they were covering was selected first team all star defenseman and most valuable defenseman in the reofess"nal Typing grade for me. PLEASE contact Secretarial Servicesu CHL Over 12.years experience at a mjor me if you have seen it-No players to an already With the addition of so many talented and tough hockey university. Theses, term papers, .For information please contact Debbie Questions Asked! 361-0946 strong nucleus the Dallas Black Hawks should be a very exciting team this year. etc. IBM Selectric-Il. Close to cam- Levins at "242-8868 Ext. 1484 or Marcia The Hawks play 27 of their 38 home games on the weekend. (Can do emergency jobs) Call 270-4687 Dallas pus. 92-2161 Tickets are available at the SMU student center and 31 other locations in Donna, 363-6608. including the Coliseum box office. A Si discount is available if under 19 or with a -We s .., ve-..7 , college ID card. Wednesday, November 30, 1977 The Daily Campus 7 ,.
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along because there is only one song, 14th-story office overlooking Holly- "I know that every manager, artist, "Breathalyser," which actually contains by Jay Sharbutt wood. He pondered a fraction of a myself, everybody looks Monday morn- i. I the only lyrics on the entire album. This second. ing at the Billboard charts to see where choir consists of sopranos, altos, tenors LOS ANGELES AP - Burt Sugarman is "TV only has one other award show they are, if they've moved up, down, if and bass totalling to about 43 voices an executive producer. His bag is in the music field, and that's the they have a bullet," he said. conducted by an excellent artist in his cooking up ideas for TV. On Dec. 11, Grammy awards," he said, meaning A bulled alongside a tune's ranking own right, Robert Mernoud. NBC will air an idea of his, the first the show in which the record industry means it is rising in popularity and "Billboard Number 1 Music Awards" votes for and honors its own each year. could become a "monster." If it be- Without naming names, he dismissed comes a monster, it goes to the piano Frank Ricotti drives the songs along show. There are 12 categories of honors in other music award shows as all bosh, bar in the local Ramada Inn and stays with added percussion while Chris i effort, hosted by the Bee Gees and mere popularity parties where the pub- there until closing. But I digress. Squire, bass player for Yes, keeps the this Kris Kristofferson, and involving the lic is asked to vote on performers much "That's the definitive chart," Sugar- tempo going (and much more). The pop music charts of Billboard, a major of the public may not know much about, man said. "And it's the bottom line. drummer, Allan White, also from Yes, publication of news about the music His show is different, he contended, Someone's had to spend money for an again proves that he is one of the once business. in that the winners are picked on the album, a single or whatever it might be, 3f best drummers around. Wakeman uses It seems hardly a week goes by basis of how well their records sell - to make this person or group Number same church organ on this album as the without all entertainers donning formal according to the Billboard charts - and One. did on Yes' last album, "Going For he duds, going to the TV studio and the play they've gotten on AM and FM "And that's what this show is based the One." As you recall, the church getting an award. Another awards show radio. on." organ is at Eglise St. Martin, Vevey, is but a trophy version of coals to Billboard has kept track of pop music Sugarman, who in his younger days Switzerland. Newcastle, is it not? sales since 1911, an era well before that got rich quick in the imported car The query was put to Sugarman, a of Top 40 radio, he said, and it's the business, then briefly retired, has been "Criminal Record" was recorded dur- tanned, casually dressed man of 38 who. magazine the industry looks to for first putting on TV musicals since 1969. His ing and June of this year at April, May sat in a swivel chair in his large word of what is hot and what is not. first one starred Jose Feliciano. Mountain Studios in Montreux, He currently is riding high with his Switzerland. late-hour "Midnight Special" each -Ricks Wakeman- week on NBC. The show began in to open February 1973 and still airs after the 'Macbeth' show. by Steve Bishop Friday edition of the "Tonight"
CRIMINAL RE CORD with Verdi's music by: Rick Waken an Discount label: A & M Dallas Civic Opera presents "Mac- Beniamino Prior performing as Mac- Special beth" as its third production this duff. a role he received glowing reviews Thank Godd, Wakeman has season. Shakespeare's tale of all- for in Caracas, Venzuela earlier this to SMU Students recovered from a battle with extreme consuming power, betrayal and murder year. Nicola Zaccaria will return to sing commercial dis co junk (referring, of opens Friday at the State Fair Music Banquo. The Greek-born basso has and Staff course, to his last two solo albums). He Hall. sung with the DCO for 18 seasons. -has just release d "Criminal Record," "Macbeth," set to music by the Sets and costumes were designed by at which is musicallly structured after his master of music Verdi, stars Kostas Peter Hall. Luciana Novaro will direct best and first s olo LP, "Six Wives of Paskalis in the title role of Macbeth and and Nicola Rescigno will conduct. Henry VIII." Roberta Knie as the scheming, iron- "Criminal Rec ord" is a musical inter Performances are scheduled for Fri- willed Lady Macbeth. Both Knie and Sunday at 2 p.m.; and pretation of variious topics relating to Paskalis are returning to Dallas for their day at 8 p.m.; crime and the ennforcement of laws of Tuesday, Dec. 6 at 8 p.m. Tickets may second appearance with the DCO. be purchased through the DCO ticket the time. These topics which are the Knie, a soprano, is a favorite with songs on the allbums are "Statue of office at 3000 Turtle Creek Plaza, 10 Dallas audiences since her last year's a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday Justice," (which really is not blind- rtrayal of Isolde and Salome. Paskal- folded), "Crime of Passion," "Chamber the internationally celebrated and 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturdays. Greek Prices range from $3.50 to $21. 2I M.WM~kigrd L. of Horrors," ( courtesy of Madame baritone, made his "Macbeth" debut in Tussaud), "Bird Man of Alcatraz," Berlin where he literally stopped the Student discounts are available at 50 0O. Day Skirt Servk.. '"Trhe Breathalyseer," (which Bill Oddie show after Macbeth's great fourth act percent off the regualr ticket price one N. bdvu am,. for ?. Sof the English co medy entourage, "The -Alan White- aria, hour before curtain time. For more, Goodies," sings) and last but not least, Also returning this year is tenor information call 528-3200. "Judies Iscariot. Wakeman utiliizes his usual keyboard setup relying bhreavily upon his grand piano mastery. Like most of Wakeman's solo album extravaganzas, Ihe' uses a choir. This time it is the Anrs Laeta of Lausanne, Switzerland. The choir gives much +5 needed vocal support to carry the ongs-
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