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by Rob Patacsil asset to the campus community. various ethnic clubs presently On March 6, constitutions for There was fear that racial existing on campus, there just the newly-formed Society of tension may erupt upon the was no representation for those White Students, NCRR, acceptance and mere existence of white ethnic background. Theology Students' Union, and of such a club. The purpose of SWS can be Society of Arab Students were John Huerter, the club best summed up by a quote from all accepted by the ASUSF president, was interviewed a revised copy of their Senate. recently about the aims of the constitution. The function of Of the newly-chartered SWS. SWS is "to promote the cultural campus organizations, the There are some who may awareness of different white Society of White Students question the purpose of SWS. ethnic groups" since many of (SWS) received the most Huerter claimed that with all the Continued to page 3 attention and encountered the most controversy. It wasjust barely chartered by a two-thirds majority (10-5) by the Senate after a lengthy discussion about its validity and John Huerter is President of the recently organized SWS. (Photo bv Ted Brooker) U^aHMirillMKlii

Students at SWS Meeting (Photo by Mala Handy) Volume 74 No. 6 UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO March 16, 1979 USF — A Target for the"Moonies"? by Marcella Farragher CARP's activities are all geared told the Foghorn in a recent The University of San to getting total psychological interview about a student's Francisco has been targeted for control over the students it experience with the Moonies. recruitment by a front group for attracts. CARP makes them The student was from New Rev Sun Myung Moon's believe Moon is the Messiah, York and his friend was staying I nification Church. manipulates them into dropping downtown with the Moonies. The group, called Collegiate out of school, signing over all The student was frightened and Association for the Research of their money, and becoming | didn't know what to do about his Principles (CARP), is a student virtual slaves to Moon's cult. friend. Fr. O'Neil advised the arm of an international sect "Obviously most students student to keep his friend's headed by the 58-year-old .would normally never do this so belongings and wait for him to Korean businessman and the Moonies look in particular return. industrialist Moon. for people at low points in their Two weeks later his friend did At Harvard University, where lives. CARP goes into action the return from the Moonies. The CARP has already been strongest around exam time. student's friend was very established, students have They play upon people's "idealistic," said Fr. O'Neil. organized to warn other emotions, idealism and need for Fr.O'Neil said "I didn't want to attention, while disguising the destroy anything the young man campuses of CARP's intentions. Fr. Lew O'Neil of Campus Ministry talks about the "Moonies." real nature of the group until believed in, but I do disagree One Harvard undergrad had tion. (Photo bv Ted Brooker) people have become deeply strongly with the methods ofthe this to say: Another Unificiation Church- of Korean-American Relations involved and committed." Unification Church." "The Unificiation Church uses related group in the Bay Area is Report made by the Committee powerful mind control and Spokesmen for CARP claim, the Creative Community Project of International Relations ofthe What most Moonies do is brainwashing. Although the however, that the group is a (CCP). Both CARP and the U.S. House of Representatives. invite people to their place on people may seem sincere. separate educational organiza- CCP appear in the Investigation The report states that CARP Bush Street at 5 p.m. for dinner. is Moon's plan to influence During dinner, they invite their American universities. guests to their place in the Some USF students have country. President Visits Senate already come into contact with There, people go through set because Patterson was not first Monday, March 19. the CCP in San Francisco. procedures. They have lectures by Theresa Hudson given a warning and the Fr. President and Mr. Fr. Lewis O'Neil. assistant where one can't ask questions. suspension was not given to him Schwartz discussedtheR.E.A.C.H. director of Campus Ministry, In honor of a visit by Fr. in writing. fund raising program. Said Fr. President Lo Schiavo and Mr. It was also announced that President, "I should apologize Bruce Schwartz to the Senate budget sessions will begin Continued to page 2 Legal Services Are Meeting on Tuesday, March 13, most Senators dressed nicely Available for Students and were on their best behavior Attorneys will be on campus Each student will be given a — at least until the distinguished to assist USF students with legal 20-minute period for consulta­ guests left. problems twice a week on tion. Students needing more When the meeting was called Tuesday from noon to 1:20 p.m. time can make an arrangement to order, the guests had not yet and on Wednesday from noon to with the attorney for a more arrived so tim Hardy spoke rep­ 1:20 p.m. The location is the resenting a newly forming social Campus Ministry Office in lower fraternity on campus called Zeta Phelan Hall. Telephone is 666- Beta Tau (ZBT). He pointed out 6582. News 1,2,3,14,15 that the fraternity is open to all Students are asked to call the academic majors and it now has Campus Ministry Office for an Opinion 4, 5 13 members. appointment in advance and to During the President's report, leave a telephone number where Inside Look 6, 7 the Media Council decision they can be contacted after they regarding the suspension of receive their appointment in case Entertainment .. 8,9,10,11 Tavto'l-dtterson from KUSF- there are any problems with the AM was announced. The Father-President LoSehavio presented the Reach Program to attorneys being on campus at Sports 12, 13, 14 suspension was deemed invalid the Senate Tuesday night. (Photo bv Mala Handvl that time. Page 2 San Francisco Foghorn March 16, 1979 Senate Discusses KUSF Funds

from page I March 22, SEC will be showing more Senate concern for for coming so infrequently tc the the "Rocky Horror Picture students and less petty student Senate." He explained Show" at 8 and 12 PM. The arguments among the Senators. that our University relies heavily event is free for students who The Senate's advisor Loretta on tuition, so we need a larger give blood or who are deemed Magnani said during her report, endowment. $26.8 million is the unacceptable donors and will "1 think you really let the goal sum for the five year long cost $2.50 for all other USF students down" by not attending drive which is headed by Mr. students. $750 was allocated committee meetings. She told Bruce Schwartz. Of this amount, from the General Fund for the Senate members they should $5.8 million will pay for Lone rental of the film. take their responsibilies more Mountain. $1 million will pay At the March 6 Senate seriously. for an addition to the Law Meeting KUSF was granted a Marty Beck was allocated School. $2 million will pay for realignment of their funds which $500 out ofthe ASUSF General physical activities facilities such would enable them to broadcast Fund for the trip to the away as a swimming pool and tennis the Don's basketball games. game at Provo. He said that if ce-urst, $6.5 million will fund the However, they heard rumors the Dons go on to Salt Lake continuance of existing that President Aaron Lee City, the Alumni Association programs, $4 million will go for planned to veto that realign­ has agreed to donate some funds more financial aid for students, Senators discuss the veto that never was. (Photo by Siala Handy) ment, so Steve Runyon and Fred for students to attend. $2 million will improve the already begun. Almost 8 million Shultz addressed the Senate as a $320 for Casino Night was library. $2 million will pay for perhaps being sent with Bursar dollars has already been raised. plea to override such a veto. realigned from the band fund to professorships, $1 million will bills. Regarding the possibility of KUSF-FM had agreed to pay pay for refreshments, publicity, expand the curriculum, $1 The International Student's for the phone lines to broadcast tickets, and piano moving. million will provide cultural purchasing alcohol with ASUSF Association (ISA) invites all the games. Schultz pointed out Originally $500 was allocated for growth, $ 1.5 million will be used funds, Fred Schluep said that he students to join celebrating the that the money in question was the band but only $270 of that for faculty improvemnt, and the would report back in a week International Week 1979 KUSFs all along, it was simply was needed. There will be a 50 rest will provide operating funds following investigation of starting on Friday, March 23. realigned. He stressed that cent admission charge. and an endowment. alcohol policies at other schools. Look for the week's program. Budget ballots should be trial To promote ths Blood Drive, KUSFs crew would be used, Camia USF, a new cultural Publicity and solicitation of run next week. They will be which will be held from Tuesday, allowing them to "show what we club on campus, requested an corporations for the drive have separate from ASUSFelections, March 20 until Thursday, are actually made of and what allocation of funds to subscribe we can do as far as a major to the "Pacific Daily News" from listening audience." He further their homelands. This noted that if the games are publication would be kept in the shown on television the "KUSF library, since the library San Francisco" banner will currently has no recent promote USF, and that if the publications about Guam and broadcast induces even one the other areas which club student to come to USF, the members are from. The matter money will be well spent. was tabled until next week and a Steve Runyon asserted that if task force was formed to KUSF were forced to pull out of evaluate the need for such a their agreement to broadcast the subscription. games, the NCA<\ may never The Finance Committee again give them the rights to meets every Tuesday from 5:00- broadcast games. 5:50 in UC 417. Anyone having As it happened, Lee did not questions about finances may veto the Senate's decision. contact Jeff Jackson (office Senior pledges will be taken hours 1:00-4:00 MWF) at 221- March 23-26 on 4th floor 7268, or Tim Orozco, Ava Cowell. McWashington, Fred Schluep. During the Student Forum or Steve Sem. Maria Waldman advocated Legal Counsel Available from page I the problem cannot be dealt with initial 20-minute consultation. in the context of the L.O.S.T. There is no charge for this program. legal consultation. However, if Both attorneys are licensed to the nature of a student's legal practice law in the State of problem necessitates substantive California. All matters discussed legal work by an attorney in consultation are strictly outside of the consultation confidential and not subject to periods, that students should be disclosure to anyone without the prepared to contract with an student's prior approval. attorney of his or her choice for Funding for this project that work or to accept an comes from the Associated appropriate referral for someone Students and Campus Ministry who will do the legal work for donates its space and secretarial them. services. The two attorneys This involves such things as staffing the project are Paul W. drafting answers to complaints, Comiskey and Robert F. making court appearances, Curran, both Jesuit priests and appearing at administrative members of the Jesuit hearings, etc. The L.O.S.T. community at USF. Their law (Legal Office for Student office is located at 1317 18th Traumas) attorneys will do Street, San Francisco, 94107, whatever they can to make sure and their telephone number is that the student receives 824-7080. adequate legal representation if All Those Interested in working for the Foghorn

should drop by the office today at 4:00. Refreshments will be served. March 16, 1979 San Francisco Foghorn Page 3 SWS President Reveals Club's Aims

Irom page I fall '78 semester, the idea of such the various field groups to Students have planned for the Dance sometime next year. white descent have already lost a club was no longer a joke. Ihe review the reaction and following events providing their A lecture on Western 'I nought their awareness of their heritage idea became a more sincere issue acceptance of SWS being budget is approved and they in American Literature will also and cultural past. and there was a more serious chartered. receive ASUSF funding. be sponsored by the club. And if When asked what the SWS move to organize the club and Huerter contends that the First, they hope to sponsor a time permits for planning, a meant by "White Culture", obtain a charter from ASUSF. organization does not want to type of Sadie Hawkins Dance in Queen Elizabeth Birthday party Huerter claimed that this was As a result, a last-minute create any kind of disturbance, which everyone attending must will be held. merely a broad definition. He effort was made by organizers to and because the intent of the wear country western outfits, A meeting was held on March said it really did not mean any get the Society of White club is serious rather than ajoke, girls ask the men to dance, and 14 at 6 p.m. at Mc 252 to discuss specific minority group because Students chartered. Upon advice Huerter says that the Society of the men pay 2 cents for every these planned activities and on the term represents such a by a colleague, the only means Black Students seemed more pound they weigh to get in. the rewriting of the constitution. ' diverse group, a mixture of all for obtaining a charter willing to accept SWS's Then, an OctoberFest is being A report on what occurred at the different white cultures. immediately was to copy the existence. planned for next semester along meeting was not available by Huerter does not want to constitution from another To date, the Society of White with a Mardi Gras Costume press time. ignore any white ethnic group. campus club. j j He says white culture means Huerter said that organizers ( representative ethnic groups, reviewed the constitutions from such as Irish, Italian, Polish, clubs such as the Society of Your Blood is Needed European, Russian, Jewish, and Hispanic Students, the Canadian as well as others. Philhistorians, the Society of Huerter also plans to have Black Students, etc. and found special event presentations for that the only well written each of these white ethnic groups constitution at that time was the in the future. one belonging to the Society of Currently, the Society of Black Students. White Students is over 60 So, the SWS copied the SBS members strong and member­ constitution and submitted it in ship is still open. order to obtain a charter before At first, the idea of the club the semester ended. Huerter started off as a joke. The idea for explains that there was no intent such an organization originated to harass, parallel or counter the last semester in the dorms. Society of Black Students by A majority of the original copying their constitution. He organizers such as John De Abi, said it was done only in the Huerter and others were upset interest of time. because they felt that they were Currently, the Society of not getting their money's worth White Students is re-writing for their $35 activities fee and their constitution so that it will because they felt they were not be original and unique. represented. So the Society of After the March 6 ASUSF White Students came into being. meeting, Huerter said that he Foward the conclusion of the and others were in contact with | Blood donated on campus next Tuesday and Wednesday will help premature infants, such as the J one pictured above. ^" *"" ' I •!*" I • IH •••-•, -JU-JU « II rn **r n ••• *—• • .i ••• -JIIIJ---. J«. J». •*— •••••* in aWmm — *— — •• •• — • . —_. ^atam aa ^J r 1 ENGINEERS Let's be candid... This is a pitch, we're looking for talent.

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by Matthew Mallet 1 yuiiw My Farher'i Mv FATHER* fOSTUr\£ ' HAVING s>y V0ic£ - > L fSl/fe/6ztfxs- This is the second part of a series dealing with the position and role of the student at USF. In last week's column I attempted to illustrate the Administration's misplaced priorities concerning student interests. This week, I intend to discuss why USF students accept their dismal plight with hardly a word of protest. NW WHBK'S It seems like an eternity, yet it has only been six WALK^ VA CONTEMPT ) W months since the "modular crisis" reached a swift POR W M Yi climax. It was during this period that I witnessed ac­ tual student concern over an issue. This was the first— and only — time in my several years here at USF that I remember students actively seeking to protect their /,/• A" interests. If this example is any indications it appears that many students are only motivated to action by issues which actually threaten their continued education. But those students who assembled to Through a glass. . . protest modular scheduling represented only a small bv Byrne Conley fraction ofthe Student Body. What ofthe rest? Were they not concerned with this threat also? This is the time of year when windbag politicians in the which is a patchwork of past These questions and more may be addressed with elections for student government student body, to keep them busy. political theories. We now have a take place. ASUSF is about to the mention of one concept: Student apathy. This Most of all, a parliamentary system which includes, for select new leaders. Perhaps some system would be flexible. The example, two different methods plaguing phenomenon has hindered student of the old ones will be reelected. most qualified leaders would be of electing senators — at large development on nearly every campus across the This would be a good time. I recognized by and elected from and through certain organiza­ nation. USF in particular seems to have a chronic believe, to take a step outside of within the parliament to tions. The distinction was dose of it. This student apathy is not expressed solely our ordinary milieu and attempt leadership positions — a better important when the at-large by poor student support of campus events. It is also an overview of student situation than with the current senators were also on the government. What is the best evidenced by the lack of student involvement in system, which seems almost University Senate, but it is no structure for a student intentionally designed to defeat longer necessary. University decision processes and the subsequent government? the most qualified candidates. The "problem" of efficiency in acceptance by students of critical policy changes The current structure of The Prime Minister or ASUSF has probably been without a word of registered protest. ASUSF is modelled on the U.S. "Student Body President" could around as longas ASUSFhas. A Many have speculated as to why USFs students Constitution, with some be elected by the MP's for an very amusing set of stories in the are so apathetic. Some attribute the cause to the rise alterations. It is obvious, indefinite term, subject to a vote 1963-64 Foghorn tells of student however, that ASUSF is not a of confidence weekly. Under this of the professional schools. Others point out that (now USF Professor) Scott sovereign government, as is the system, I suspect that no student McElwain's travails in trying to students are too busy with activities off campus to U.S. federal government. would be able to successfully rewrite the ASUSF Constitu­ participate in those that are at USF. Personally, I Therefore, the principle of hold office for more than three tion. After his committee feel that the unorganized and consequently "separation of powers" which consecutive weeks, thereby submitted its findings to the ineffective leadership provided by Associated the ASUSF Constituion resulting in nine or more Senate, the Senate bickered for a Student leaders has impaired the hope for active borrows from its model, is not presidents annually, and few meetings and finally one of only unnecessary, it is harmful to student involvement more that any other factor. This increasing efficiency by 900 the Senators suggested that all of the fulfillment of ASUSFs real percent in the most important the old committee members will be the topic of discussion in my next editorial. goals. true function of student volunteer to form a new ASUSF has two major government — filling up committee. No further trace of functions, theoretically: to students' law school application Dr. McElwain's name is found in represent students and to activities lists. later Foghorn editions. produce "activities." Taken in Similarly, the positions of Former ASUSF President the broad sense, the latter minister for finance, academics, Michael Kane put his reforms includes publishing the activities, defense (for dealing through in a much more efficient IUI: 130111 iiililim Foghorn. with the Administration and manner, one year ago. To avoid For the fulfillment of its Faculty Union) and propaganda the 2 3 required vote for theoretical functions there is a could all be subject to weekly passage, he grafted some ten more appropriate system of turnover. amendments to the old governance for ASUSF: a All power would reside in the Constitution, calling it a "new parliamentary system of parliament, though a student Constitution" and declaring it I'NIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO government. court could be established to passed when it received 51 STAFF There are many advantages to protect important student percent of the vote. His a parliamentary system. It would organizations, such as the declaration was accepted by all Editor-in-Chief Matthew A. Mallet eliminate much of the Foghorn, from political Advertising Manager Terry Kelly concerned. Managing Editor Marcella Farragher bureaucracy which currently interference. Back to the more serious News Editor Lisa Coffey stifles enthusiastic students. We Does the foregoing sound a bit discussion. Do you think that Entertainment Editor George Epsilanty could also make the parliament silly? It sounds less silly to me the MPs should wear powdered Sports Editor T.R. Sullivan large enough to include all ofthe than the current Constitution, wigs?... Opinion Edilor Byrne Conley Feature Editor David Harpster Photo Editor Ted Brooker Cartoonist Vic Hernandez Senioritis by Moises and Conley Photographers: Larry Ching. Sr. Jamesanne Dunne, Lamia Hamdy. Naila Hamby, Mark Holcomb. Mike Liang, Mike McGuigan, Robert Wong Staff Reporters: Al Abaun -a. Debbie Allen. Abraham Basher, Annette YEAH, FIVE DAYS 1 Bassett. Barry Carlson, Cathy Conley. Chris Dean, Pat Giannetto, 'BIFF, YOU'RE ^\ AND N16HTS OF fUH...B(FF,OUR Steve Graziawi, Theresa Hudson. Karen Hohl. Will James. Marlyn .BACK ALPJIADYiJ &O0KS AND MO-tXDZ MIDTERM UAS Jenne. Kevin Katerndahl, Debbie Knutson, Tim Maloney. Robin AMD TM R.EADV YESTERDAY. Martin. Lisa Maurino, Brian McSweeney, Angela McNulty, Jesse FOR, MIOTERMS. j Moises. Augustine Oropeza. Rob Patacsil. Tom Purtill, Laurel Rogclla, Fred Schluep. Steph Schmidt, Steve Spinali, Dennis Stra/ulo. Dianne Timmons, Nancy Wingfield The San Francisco Foghorn is the otlicial newspaper ol ihe University of San Francisco, published Fridays during the academic year with exceptions on holidays, in intersession and summer session. Editorials do not necessarily reflect (he opinion of the University Administration or of the student body. All unsigned editorials are by the editor and the contents of all issues is the exclusive responsibility of the editor. 3-1*-71 Iypc\cllinf \tssis l'ubli\hin| March 16, 1979 San Francisco Foghorn Page 5 Dear Editor. Re Allen Funky's column (dated 3/9): Come on, Funk. CORRESPONDENCE What's this about my "best laid" and all the pressure you're Editor. The Foghorn: plans that rarely amount to under. We all make mistakes; A word about the force of anything, The ASUSF activities and to condemn the Foghorn by extremes might be in order as I internships, the CABLE, the ignoring its good points is just an respond to Mr. Conley's essay in ASUSF Business Manager, the exercise in mental egotism. the March 9, 1979 edition ofthe over-all office proposal (a huge I would also like to Foghorn. His observation that a project which is well under way), congratulate feature editor so-called "double-decked liberal the activities survey (including David Harpster for the splendid arts program" exists at USF is the long overdue ballot way he is handling his pages. His correct I believe, but I wonder if budgeting concept due early stories vary from week to week he has thoroughly considered next week), an overall activities and they appeal to all parts of the the effect his remedy would have structure that facilitates all types University community. His of integrating the SII courses of group individual program­ layout capabilities make the into the university-wide core ming (the first we've had in some stories even more readable and curriculum. time) all are just some of the he has brought new ideas into The SII, as he so wisely noted, projects that — while still far your pages. He is a great writer is an elite program which is from perfect are well on their and his flair for bringing out the altogether proper since it aims Mr. Conley would like to see others, such as the School of way to creating a well-rounded subtleties of an issue is toward the highest ideals of the SII courses "integrated" into Nursing. Is this bad? But if activities schedule. Not bad for a remarkable. I've been following Jesuit education, one of these the core curriculum. He does not "elitist" is supposed to mean that year's worth of volunteer work, his articles ever since he was a being the recognition of order in seem to understand that the Sll the SII is an honors program eh? Hardly what my supporters reporter for Steve Purtill and the universe. Now, if one takes a has a structured curriculum. Its with special entrance require­ are calling a "mixed" record. have seen him weather program striving for excellence courses have prerequisites, and ments, this is false. The USF Now that I'm officially the administrative attacks when he and tries to incorporate it into its students are required to take Catalog, p. 241 states, "The SII most published name nemesis in was editor. All in all, he is the university-wide core these courses in a determinate program... is not intended as an your column, can I ask why? probably the best thing the curriculum, which seriously falls sequence. Just as upper division honors program restricted to the Have you finally decided to Foghorn has. short in stringing for excellence, science courses cannot be open exceptional student." Any run for office? Or are you Your sports pages are always the former will be absorbed by to all students, but only to those student who meets USF's managing someone's campaign? informative, as are your opnions the latter and any distinction who have satisfied the necessary entrance requirements and Don't let me discourage you. and news. I like George between the two will be prerequisites, the same is true of desires what the SII has to offer Your publicity, combined with Epsilanty's entertainment destroyed. Consider the power SII courses. This structure is eligible. By the way, USF does increased vocal support, may yet actions, and he, too, has brought of the majority of the minority enables teaching to be more have an "elitist" Honors convince me to run for the office. a lot of enjoyable .lovations to and it will soon be apparent how effective. It is obvious that any Program with special entrance Fondest wishes, the Foghorn. futile such a maneuver as he has teacher can be more effective if requirements and courses not Fred Schleup So keep up the good work and suggested would be. her or his students are well open to all students (see Catalog, [We are duly impressed by your realize that there are many of us Perhaps what should be prepared. For this reason, I have p. 240). Is this bad? performance in office. been saddened over the years by •Op. Ed.] out here who support you hoped for is that the SII's Let me conclude by saying Dear Editor, despite any shortcomings. Hell, example (unfortunately the increasing disorganization of that I am having a very difficult I think it's a darn shame that no one is perfect and no one considered extreme in this day USFs liberal arts curriculum. time understanding what all the the only time Fr. LoSchiavo ever should be expected to be. and age) of appealing to the Mr. Conley would like to fuss is about. Those who oppose writes the Foghorn is when he Sincerely, Richard Jenkins highest standards of education expose other students to the the SII generally classify disagrees with what's on its (We are always happy to hear will disdain mediocrity "conservative" point of view. themselves as "liberal." But the pages. I for one am willing to from appreciative readers. cemented in many other parts of Although I dislike labels, such as hallmark of a true liberal is a recognize all the work you put in -Op. Ed.] our university. One thing must "conservative" or "liberal," willingness to extend freedom of be understood, and that is that because they are misleading, I choice to others. At present, r Candid Campus USFs students are no longer should like to point out that USF students have a choice predominantly Catholic, nor are since several people teach both between a structured and an by Allen Funky VIII they interested in receiving a in and out of the SII, their point unstructured liberal arts ALGER HISS PROBITY BEST OAKLAND A'S liberal education. In order for of view is available to the entire curriculum. Why would anyone AWARD is hereby granted to IMITATION AWARD goes to USF to survive, it must USF community. They do not wish to deprive them of this good old Ron Brill. In order to the USF baseball team for accommodate this decisive suddenly change their choice? We must also realize that quash USF's allegedly starting hot, raising hopes high change. In order for the SII to orientation when teaching SII many SII students come to USF inaccurate image as that school and bombing out. Some explain survive, it must not allow itself to courses! specifically for this program. on the hill with the good the team's demise by explaining be consumed by this secularized Mr. Conley is disturbed Without it, they would seek a basketball team. Public Affairs that John Siri got kicked off the majority; it must remain above because the SII has its own similar program elsewhere. has begun squandering our squad for not kissing Benedetti all of this. scholarship. But anyone who Others do exist. USF's enrollment in liberal arts has tuition dollars on a specious ad where he sits, and it has been Sincerely yours, looks at the USF Catalog, pp. declined significantly in recent campaign. One must wonder downhill from there. However, I Ross H. Miller 46-48 can see that USF has many years. Why would anyone wish why this "citadel of scholarship" would simply explain that a Non-SII student scholarships which are not open ran its first ad on the Chronicle team can only be as good as the to all students. For example, for to reduce it further? Sporting Green. If you're trying tortellini at the restaurant that Editor: students in nursing, education, Theresa Crem to can the jock school image, sponsors it. I should like to respond to science, theology, law, and Professor of Philosophy why not run the ads on the MARRIAGE MADE IN some of the statements made by business; for women, athletes, society page? And, if we are as HEAVEN Ever since they took Byrne Conley (3/9) regarding evening students, minority [To reply — I said that SII the ad says, a citadel of over as its president and vice- the St. Ignatius Institute. He students, foreign students, etc. teachers were "lost, at least in scholarship like Georgetown or president, respectfully, Anne states that the SII has its own What is wrong with the SII also part"to non-SII students. I agree Fordham, why does our library Dabo and Richard Chen have faculty. I am surprised that he having a scholarship? that the Core Curriculum should have less than thirty percent the managed to scare off the entire would write this, since anyone Mr. Conley calls the SII be structured. I did not mean to volumes of either of theirs? membership of the once-thriving who looks at the class schedule "elitist." Many have done so, but imply that I agree with every Finally, why mention Marquette College Republicans. I'd suggest can see that this is false. Several since no one has ever bothered to scholarship program on campus. as a sister of scholarship when that Anne settle Richard down people who teach in the SII also define the term, I have no clear The term "liberal" seems to Boston College would provide a from his womanizing forays into teach other courses. I, for one, idea as to what this is supposed depend on whose freedom of more flattering comparison? the library and start cranking have been teaching in the SII to mean. If it means that the SII choice you are most concerned Obviously it's because people out young Republicans with since its inception, but I also has highly motivated students, with. Finally, is taking teachers who read the Sporting Green are him. teach other day courses and willing to work hard within a out of regular liberal arts the best more likely to recognize Odd Lots Evening College courses as well. structured curriculum, this is way to increase enrollment? Marquette, because that's the Word from an inside source Therefore, other students are not true. But this can also be said of -Op. Ed.] school that turned out noted has it that all the administrative being "deprived" of my services. scholars like Dean Meminger budgets are getting the meataxe and Bo Ellis. treatment this year. Cash is tight. JOE MCCARTHY HONEST Hopefully, that means that there PHOTOGRAPHY AWARD will be no increase in tuition. goes to Brill again. In order to fill Probably it means that private those admissions brochures with donations needed to pay off pictures depicting USF as a Lone Mountain aren't as spon­ beehive of fun and games he had taneously generating as was pre­ the photogs out snapping away viously thought. during the Harney concert of last week (an annual event at best). Somehow it struck me as No doubt they are hard at work incongruous that Bill Cart­ docjoring the proofs to make the wright had to be named first violden Gate Bridge look like it's team All American before they eleven inches behind Lone finally gave him the Miller sports Mountain. award. . . Page 6 San Francisco Foghorn March 16. 1979 Making the Most of USF's Copying Machines by David Harpster first of two parts You've just finished typing a twelve-page report and have ten minutes to turn it in. But you've got to make two copies, and the nearest copier is either broken down or is being used by a secretary with a deadline of her own to meet. To avoid lines like this, You have just enough time to run to another you should make copies machine, lt has to work and can't have anyone using it. during off-hours. In Which one do you try for? emergencies, however, sometimes the only thing If you've had similarexperiences, then you know the frustration of having to rely on machines which are not you can do is wait. always dependable. You wish you didn't have to, but you know that ultimately you have to throw yourself at the mercy of a mechanical device. USFs leased system of copying machines has been the butt of abuse both verbal and physical for as longasanyonecan remember. The rate of breakdowns has vilified many a student and staff worker. Tom Leshefka, who has had the unenviable job of "Seventy-five percent ofthe problems are because of But the problem is basically a mathematical one. overseeing USF's copying system since May, agrees. paper jams,"said Leshefka. "And the reason they take When one machine is temporarily out of order, a strain 'The IBM'S themselves are good machines." he said. so long to fix is that no one notifies a key operator is put on the other machines as there suddenly become "It's the extra equipment like the card system and the when there is a foul up. People come up to me all the more users per copier. Each functioning machine coin boxes which give us the most trouble." time and say the copier in such and such a building is bears the brunt of a non-working one and itself USPs machines, like most communal property, are on the blink. I ask them if they notified anybody. They becomes more susceptable to breakdown. subject to gross neglect by their users. According to say no, they just used another machine." Mechanical failure is but a minor cause of one IBM representative, once the copier is put in the The multiple features on the machines also lend to breakdowns. Although some of the main campus' hall, "no one wants to take care of it." delays in fixing time. eight machines have been operating 24 hours a day for "Any machine is going to wear out," said a five or six years, and although they have been making maintenance man as he was overhauling the copier in "Sometimes we've had to call as many as three copies an average of almost 3 million a year (3.3 Harney Science Center. "But when you've got people separate service reps to get a problem straightened million last year), most of the problems are caused by who misuse it like this one has been, then you're going out," said Leshelka. "Occasionally it's difficult to the people who operate them. to have lots of unnecessary problems." pinpoint the problem, so we've got to call out IBM. "These are real solid machines," said Fr. Andrew He pulled out the loading drawer and removed Manitou and Polytech and have each one look at it" Dachauer, once in charge of the University's copying scores of paper scraps that had been jamming the Exactly what the University is doing to improve or system. IBM puts out real workhorses. The parts arc machine. replace the copiers will be the subject of next week's metal, not plastic like some other companies', and the "This happens when people load the paper wrong," article. In the meantime, students and staffers will, as frame is solid steel. It could support an elephant." he said. "It's like this in every machine on campus." usual, have to make do with what's available. In Search of the Best Copier bv David Harpster COWELL HALL. This copier is generally in good Armed with a roll of nickels, my trusty notebook According to secretaries who use it, this machine working order, and the personnel I spoke with were and an abundance of patience, I roamed the corridors has about a 50-50 ratio of operation time and generally approving of its performance. The only of USFs most sacred halls in search of the best breakdown time. But. as one staffer noted, that complaint I heard was that people from other copying machines. estimate must be tempered with the realization that one is apt to remember only the times when it's not departments were coming over to take advantage of its The following is a building-by-building survey of working. "Usually you're in the biggest hurry when it's dependability, thus adding to the congestion even the copiers on campus. not working," she said. more. LOYOLA LOUNGE. When 1 checked out the Stationed right across a classroom on the second copier here, an out-of-order sign was taped to the coin This copier is a pretty reliable machine, but your floor, the machine gives no change and turns out slot. best bet is to use it after 4 p.m., when all the Campion personnel have gone home for the day. pretty fair copy. Beware of using it during peak class "Don't waste your nickels on it; it's always out of hours, and be especially quiet when you're waiting in order." Those were the words of a World English UNIVERSITY CENTER. Don't even bother going line, or else the professors in the adjacent classrooms Center secretary/student who has had frequent there because the machine only accepts the Manitou will come out and politely ask you to shut up. mishaps with the machine. "We have a pile of papers card. waiting to be copied, and we can't do it until one of us McLAREN. Right next to the business college, this has the time to run over to the main campus and use an HARNEY SCIENCE CENTER. Located on the machine gives the best copies on campus. However, available machine there." fourth floor near the chemistry department, the IBM sometimes it seems like it's out of order for days at a As a rule of thumb, don't go out of your way to see if here is the butt of most of the complaints that 1 heard. time. It's very unreliable, and most ofthe people who this machine is working. If you're in Loyola anyway Two staffers for the biology department spent ten use it that 1 talked to said they've got to go to other and you need some copies, a quick glance into the minutes chronicling their various adversities with it. machines about half the time. lounge may be worthwhile, for when the machine is "One machine for this entire building is certainly not The area could also use another copier, even if only operating there tends to be little if any line. adequate," said a secretary. "Every time a faculty operable when the other is shut down. member uses is, it's on the blink. Sometimes it doesn't CAMPION HALL. This copier, in front ofthe take the Manitou card and you've got to stand there FIRST FLOOR LIBRARY. An old standby which entrance to ths Bursar's office, is probably one of the jiggling it like a housekey until it works." is constantly in use. Students use this facility more most-used IBM's on campus, and Campion definitely The cover on the Harney copier is completely than any other, and consequently there is usually a could use another one. Like its counterpart in Loyola, obliterated, the result of some raving maniac's attempt line. Ever since the new copyright law went into effect this motorized mechanism does not take any coins to close it over a chem book. It doesn't make change last year, nursing students have been forced to spend other than a nickel. The best places to get change are either, but I found that it makes good clear copies. more time than ever duplicating periodical articles either the library, the dining halls or the bookstore. Again, the best time to use it is in the late afternoon. which were once kept en masse on reserve. Thus more and more of a wait is to be expected. The machine here offers the unique advantage of Wtffi, giving change for your quarters and dimes, and this ## Ha<7*y reason alone makes it popular. Also, the librarians know how to load the machine with paperand jam-ups — •M^K"^^'^*flH-W**! are held to a minimum. toyoia # THIRD FLOOR LIBRARY. This used to be one of u.c. the best-kept secrets on campus, but as word has leaked out over the semesters about this prime location, I have become less and less reluctant to withhold its confidentiality. It is still one of the least- \ used copiers at the University, probably because no s ma, one wants to walk up two flights of stairs to use it. ^ y»^i tteLvers Those who do will find little or no line at this change- m giving IBM. Coue 11 Again, it is used mostly by nursing students, but that is nothing to complain about. Two women whom I spoke with said the copier is never broken down, and Gw»*"\ when it runs out of paper a qualified librarian is right there to reload it. March 16, 1979 San Francisco Foghorn Page 7 'Thinking Caps' Exploit Dance, Poetry World's Greatest Minds Intellectuals who feel overwhelmed by the anti-intellectual chic of wearing baseball-type caps that advertise everything Highlight from Budweiser to Mack trucks can now fight back. City Lights Bookstore in San Francisco will soon be carrying the ammunition to repel these Neanderthal invaders: Baseball caps Upcoming that advertise famous thinkers. From the existentialism of Camus to the scientific genius of Events Einstein to the nihilism of Nietzsche, virtually all schools of thought are represented by their leading proponents' names on the front of the cap. If Coors, Caterpiller and Ford don't sum up your lifestyle, Dance and poetry afficionados will have an The Studio performs tomorrow at Sartre, Kant or Cocteau might. opportunity to see some of the best of both in the next noon at U.N. Plaza. The caps come from the Thinking Cap Co., a West Los few days as two local groups present their aesthetic Angeles-based mail order firm begunjust eight months ago on talents. a shoestring investment of $3000. Tomorrow, in celebration of St. Patrick's Day, City Lights is the only place in Northern California that will dancers of the San Francisco-based Studio will carry the caps on a retail basis. A clerk for the Columbus Street perform at noon at the U.N. Plaza. Founded a year bookstore told the Foghorn that they expect their first ago. The Studio performance wraps up the annual City shipment in a few weeks. Celebration, a week of entertainment in So all you self-proclaimed intellectuals can take heart. comemmoration of spring. Instead of going to poetry readings or literary conventions Admission is free. where everyone is of the same mental bent as you, you can now On Tuesday March 20 the USF Friends of Poetry flaunt your cognitive inclinations to the ignorant public for all are sponsoring a reading by the distinguished Russian to see. poet Yevgeny Yevtushenko, his firstreadin g in the Bay "Everyone in the world seemed to be wearing those other Area since 1970 caps," said one part-owner ofthe firm. "We just thought that Yevtushenko, the best-known writer in the USSR instead of whiskey and tractors they could be used to promote today, is also the most popular. Recent books in his different ways of thinking." country sold out immediately in editions of 100,000 Added another partner: "These caps have been associated and his dramatic rapport with huge audiences is with the physical side of life for so long, it's nice to finally legendary. promote the thinking side of people. Tickets for the 8 p.m. reading, to be held in the Lone Mountain Main Auditorium, are $3.50 in advance and City Lights will feature most of the 20 available caps. $4 at the door and may be purchased at City Lights Although there is a heavy emphasis on Western philosophers Books, 261 Columbus St. Part of the proceeds will and writers, there is one Eastern thinker (Confucius), two benefit the San Francisco International Poetry Russian poet Yevtushenko will give a reading Tuesday night in the psychologists (Freud and Jung) and one dual-purpose cap Festival. I one Mountain Main Auditor­ (Marx, for either Groucho or Karl, depending on your mood). ium. This shameless exploitation ofthe world's best minds is no doubt an idea whose time has come. The company's biggest sellers so far have been Kafka, Kerouac, Einstein and Marx, Rog with Sartre not far behind, and have sold best in the South and ers and Einstein—On Midwest, apparently the front lines where all the intellectuals Their 100th Birthdays are striking back. by Will James Rogers said in one line like, "Liberty don't work as As you all know, this year marks the centennial of good in practice as it does in speeches." the birth of Albert Einstein. Einstein had the famous As Pete Seeger says, "Any dern fool can make SCHERZO CAFE equation E equals mcx and a relativity theory that something complicated." The simple approach saves In a green house sitting on the corner of changed our conceptions of time and space. Not many eyesight, heartburn, and trees. of us consciously profit from anything Einstein did, Rogers was lucky. He was one of the few who can McAllister & Stanyan except for using the phrase "everything's relative" to tell the truth and not get shot. Even Einstein was explain everything that Einstein had no interest in (across from Loyola gym) is the bubbling new denounced by his own countrymen. It wasn't that explaining. Rogers was a harmless comic like Bob Hope. He was Now that I'm over my head, I'll switch to someone listened to. When you have space reserved daily for SCHERZO CAFE who was also born 100 years ago that everyone could nine years in the New York Times to say whatever you In a mixture of Mediterranian delights coupled with understand. He said things like, "When I tell a joke wish about whatever you want to, you are no harmless aromatic blends of tasty coffee, CAFE SCHERZO people laugh. When Congress tells a joke it becomes comic who twirls a rope on the side. law." His name was Will Rogers. introduces a new dimension in healthy, delicious While Einstein formulated theories which man may meals. Rogers didn't have the schooling that any of us use to propel nuclear rockets through space, Rogers collegians claimto have, but he knew McGuffy's Third promoted early air travel, our first step into space. He 50t | Reader better than McGuffy did. You have to give him was no celebrity who tells you to use his favorite j50c credit for listening to his teachers. Teachers always say toothpaste and gags on the name five times before he SOeOFF it is better to know one thing well than everything gets it right. Good with any purchase of barely; but a lot of good that'll do you finals week. He flew everywhere he could, often in mail planes any I I sandich & coffee Why is it that so many "uneducated" people amaze among the bags when no passenger flights were I I us by knowing what makes the clock tick while we available. If you tried to mail yourself these days you'd I I arrive at the destination mummified. Rogers was on a l50e Valid until March 23rd 50c j bookworms are still looking for the key? I always think I I could have profited from classes like Common Sense round-the-world flight with fellow Oklahoman Wiley 1A or Elementary Thinking, but I never saw them in Post when they crashed and died in Alaska in 1935. 2600 McAllister the class offerings. Oh well... I'm neither Einstein nor Rogers material, 221-0027 The thing Einstein and Rogers have in common, so I must finish this up and crack a book so I can get besides being born in 1879, is that neither had the habit my degree and then take my course in common sense. of taking something that is basically simple and In the meantime, I'll try to listen a bit before I dismiss PSI CHI turning it into a monstrosity. It would take the PhDs someone who refuses to cloud issues or says (The Psychology Honor Society) or government committees 14 volumes to say what preposterous things like sunbeams don't fly straight. will be sponsoring a CAREER DAY on March 19, Monday from 4:30 to 7:00 p.m. in the Faculty Lounge SUMMER POSITIONS - KENNOLYN CAMPS - SANTA CRUZ MTS. We will have speakers from Need General counselors and Specialists in all sports and camp related activities. Univerity Credit available. Graduate Schools to discuss Interested in students with sincere desire to work with children. Kitchen, Maintenance and other p ositions also graduate programs and available. possible careeers in Psychology., All psychology Applications and information available at the majors and other interested PLACEMENT OFFICE people are encouraged to on this campus utend Admission is free and there will be refreshments Page 8 San Francisco Foghorn March 16 , 1979 Lovable Gidget Grows Up by Tim Maloney Crooks Steal Hey! Remember Gidget? How Ron "Kaz" Liebman) and about the Flying Nun? Well, the eventually becomes the first actress who played these less member of his union. She throws 'Brinks' Film than memorable roles was Sally herself into the cause; her by Jeffrey Cardv Field. In Norma Rae, however, unfailing energy and intense In a hilarious opening she gives a strong, vibrant desire seem to win support from sequence set in Boston in 1938. performance as a young woman her co-workers, some of whom we are first introduced to a living in the South. She's not po" join the union. In retaliation. bunch of Italian lower-class white trash, just a textile worker Norma Rae is promoted to small-time hoods, who, through who becomes involved in the clocker, the most unpopular job their expertise in bungling unionization of her mill. Norma in the mill. things, arc very easilv captured. Rae lives with her parents and This farcical, yet lovable group her two children, trying to eke of non-professionals we soon Sally Field, no longer hanging out on the beach with out a living from the meagre mill realize, are going to be Moondoggie (Hey. Gidgc!) or with Carlos A Go-Go (But, wages. Her parents also work in responsible for executing what Seester!). stars as Norma Rae, a factory worker trying to the mill, and Pat Hinkle gives an has to be termed "the crime of the improve working conditions. excellent portrayal of her century", that is. The Brinks Job. domineering, overprotective This brings me to a major munitions expert, describes how lather. Despite his efforts. point that I could not help but they should use a bazooka Norma Rae, the independent ponder. Either the Brinks perched on the roof of the and expressive roundheels, has a corporation were totally building opposite the Brinks mind of her own. unaware that this film was being Building. He advocates aiming it She campaigns for improve­ made, or totally unaware of its at the safe, and following it up ments in working conditions, but contents, or knew, and just didn't with a machine gun charge, to no avail. Even her mother give a damn. I came to this which, he says, should not suffers from temporary deafness • Ron Liebman (star ot tv series conclusion, because the involve too many casualties. as a result of the factory noise. "Kaz") plays Reuben. filmmakers intent is very obvious The actual robbery sequence is The management refuses to to show that any group of filled with great suspense, but make any changes; the lack of a Director Martin Ritt, a fine amateurs such as the above then, alas, comes the major flaw union gives the working stiffs no craftsman, shows unusual mentioned group would have of the movie, which takes up the voice at all. When a wisecracking empathy for the characters in been able to pull off such a final third. After the robbery, the New York labor organizer shows Norma Rae. It's a continuation major robbery, because of the FBI is brought in, two members up at Norma Rae's front door to of his other fine efforts (which Brinks Corporation's almost of the group are captured and Beau Bridges (son of Lloyd "Sea gain support for a new union, her include: Hud, The Molly non-existant security. questioned, and finally, years Hunt" Bridges, brother Jeff father runs him off. Maguires, and The Front) and The opening first half to three- later, so are the rest ofthe band. "Hearts of the West" Bridges) Norma Rae, however, soon his work is getting better with quarters of the film is by far the The mood of this final third is plays Sonny, Norma Rae's strikes up a friendship with each film. The casting in Norma most entertaining. We are taken extremely serious and somber, husband. Ruben Warshofsky (played by Rae is superb and the simple through a series of bungled jobs, totally contradictory to the story takes on depth and as we are introduced to the mood prior to this stage. This is, complexity through Ritt's characters. These include Peter consequently, very disconcerting skillful direction. Perhaps Falk, Peter Boyle, Warren to the viewer. 1 was left with a Norma Rae will earn for Martin Oates, Allen Goorwitz. and Paul sort of uneasy negative feeling. Ritt the recognition he deserves. Sorvino. The classic comedy It is not hard to see why a The same can be said of Sally sequences include one in which movie was made of this famous Field. The woman can really act. the group decide to steal the safe event of January 17. 1950. Some She lives the role so from a gumball factory, but in of the statistics are indeed convincingly that Norma Rae the process succeed in setting off fascinating. The FBI executed becomes a real person who the gumball machines and not the largest criminal roundup in touches you. Her gutsy, hard­ being able to open up the safe, history; $1.5 million was actually hitting role, and emotive style among other minor catastro­ stolen, while the FBI spent some really mesh in this film. Watch phes. $25 million to investigate the out, Jane Fonda. The other gem is when, having case. My only complaints are that "cased" (as they say) the layout "The Brinks Job" was directed Ron Liebman (the union of the Brinks headquarters, by William Friedkin. the organizer) is too cutesy with the noting the schedule of the exceptionally talented director wise cracks too many matzoh guards, and so on, they are then of "The Exorcist" and "French balls and not enough soup faced with the problem of getting Connection". He handled this and Beau Bridges, a fine actor, is through the immensely thick movie very well indeed, but as I limited by a poorly written part. steel safe door. Well, it is almost have said the film's mood change Wayne Rodgers ("Trapper John" from "M* A*S*H")and Jack Otherwise, this is an excellent worth the price of admission just contributes greatly to my Lenoir play an American screenwriter and his French chauffeur movie that is well worth going to to see the scene when Warren conclusion that although the film in the film Once In Paris, which is a comedy or a drama, see. You can't help but enjoy Oates, who plays a gun-crazed is ultimately entertaining, it is far according to Director Frank Gilroy. Norma Rae. World War II veteran who's a from wholly satisfying. €*&!€'€* I&ifn ifi*-J411*1 &.. . by Steven Spinali screenplay soon to be filmed writing, is a sterling example of "Once in Paris" is one of those there. He forms a close intelligent, witty, and perfectly ft RESENTS: motion pictures which, although friendship with his outrageous constructed drama, in which tjse eminently competent in just chauffeur, who is impressively character development remains about every area of production, played by film rookie Jack in perfect consonance with the REFRE5HMEHTS INtLUDEO nonetheless gives the uncanny Lenoir, but soon becomes advancement of the plot. In ROCK impression that you've seen it romantically involved with a addition, the casting is nothing DISCO before. Perhaps it's just a footloose Englishwoman, even less than inspired even to the t/ROLL Mus.c »y J^lfjf symptom of the times that a though he is very much worried. extent of hiring a former movie must be better than If you think the plot sounds chauffer as the American simply "good" in order to make familiar, you're hunch is correct; screenwriter's personal driver. an impact on modern audiences, basically the same plot was used But the film never strikes one /( St. Patrick^ V$y but this, it seems to me, is the for the Billy Wilder production as being special, unlike, say, Eric central difficulty with "Once in of "Avanti", and "A Touch of •*>* Rohmer's filmic moral tales, Paris." Class", with Glenda Jackson and which "Once in Paris" C/ooQ Times Special It's the kind of film which George Segal. To be honest, the superficially resembles. Maybe / should leave you breathless with plot seemed worn even the first Gilroy, at this point in his artistic its splendid actingand writing — time around - so naturally, development, should now $-1 Mulu*\ but it actually leaves the there's not much even a seasoned concentrate on subject matter impression of unambitious film veteran like Frank Gilroy tather than craft and then ordinariness. (" ITie Subject Was Roses") can perhaps his work will be imbued f t This film follows the story of do to make it distinguished. with the aura of ambitiousness it an American scriptwriter But he tries. Gilroy's so desperately needs. strck 76 (played by Wayne Roger) who screenplay, unlike many other The film is now playing at flies to Paris to rewrite a examples of modern-day film Ghirardelli Square Cinema. March 16, 1979 San Francisco Foghorn Page 9

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Porcelain Lion Splendor of Dresden Visits San Francisco by Will James walls to multiply the When and where can you find . breathtaking diamonds and Rembrandts. crown jewels, unusual art objects made of shining suits of armor, Martin ivory, nautilus shells, ostrich Luther's ring, Buddhist lions in eggs, and even coconuts. One porcelain and a 16th-century piece contains forty-two rose hacksaw all under one roof.' diamonds, the largest of its kind, Every day at "The Splendor of and seems to have its own source Dresden" exhibition in the of fiery illumination. Augustus was also obsessed California Palace of the Legion A lively revue of hit tunes from the '30's and '40's "The All Night Strut" is now playing at with porcelain. He once of Honor. the On Broadway Theatre, 435 Broadway. San Francisco. The performers are (I. to r.): Nancy swapped 600 dragoons on "The Splendor of Dresden" Gulla, David Montague, Andrea Sanford. and Tony Richburg. (photo: Theresa L. Cone). traces the development of art horseback for some Chinese collecting in Dresden by the vases. The secret of making Saxon monarchs from Augustus porcelain was kept by orientals I (1560) to the formation of until the 18th century, when a 'Strut' is Nostalgic Musical Romp modern Germany in 1910. Prussian alchemist stumbled upon it. Then Agustus built his by Van A uli has already been extended once. director, Fran Charnas. own porcelain factory in For a good, hearty romp The show is small on over­ Nancy Gulla, a stunningly Meissen. The exhibition displays through musical nostalgia, produced theatrical • gimmicks, attractive blonde who is also a Chinese, Japanese and Meissen there's no better choice than and very big on straightforward professional model, has a stage porcelain, all collected in "The All Night Strut!", a revue song and dance. Andrea charisma that is especially Dresden. Along with many of music from the I930's and Danford is the most engaging radiant as the quartet tangos colorful and intricately painted '40's, now playing at the On member of the talented troupe, during a spoof of "/ Get Ideas". vases, there are unusual items Broadway Theatre. From the and she expertly handles the There's an animated jitterbug for like double flasks and life-sized opening bars of "Chattanooga gutsy R & B numbers, such as "Beat Me Daddy, Eight To Ihe porcelain animals. Choc Choo". straight through the old Bessie Smith tunc. Bar", originally made famous by The over 700 art objects the happy finale of "Lullabye On "Gimmie A Pig Foot", and the the Andrew Sisters, and a tap brought here from the state Broadway", the audience is gospel song, "sQperator". But dance for Gershwin's "Fascina­ museums of Dresden are a treated to a presentation of such that doesn't overshadow the ting Rhythm". "A Nightingale tribute to collectors, whose vigor and charm, that "Hie All other three cast members, who Sang in Berkeley Square" is centuries of care have protected Sight Strut!" is nearly shine individually, as well as given us by David Montague, them through revolutions, irresistable. collectively. Tony Richburg with winning aplomb. And the financial crises, and the total The four fine performers offers a poignant delivery of group reallv shows some destruction of the citv in April, "strut" their way through "Brother. Can You Sparc A intricate teamwork on "Java Paris Abducting Helen. 1945. twenty-one tunes from the past, Dime.'", a flashback into the Jive", a 1941 Ink Spots Classic. The exhibition has been and if you weren't a Ian of big despair of the great depression. There isn't a dull moment in The exhibit is divided into organized jointly by the band music before seeing this Some of the bittersweet this highly polished production three major periods of collecting: National Gallery of Art, the show, you probably will be moments of World War II are that so successfully rejuvinates 16th & 17th centuries. 18th Metropolitan Museum of Art, afterwards. Conceived in 1975 recreated in a medley which the music of yesteryear. It gives century, and 19th & 20th and The Fine Arts Museums of by then 26-year-old Fran includes "G.I. Jive". "Don't Sit us a wistful look back, and a centuries. These are broken San Francisco. Charnas, "The All Night Strut!" Under the Apple Tree", sharper appreciation of what has down further into genres, and "The Splendor of Dresen" played to capacity houses in "Coming In On A Wing And A gone before us. "77K? All Sight the visitor sees how the remains on display through June Cleveland, Boston, and Prayer", "Pass The Ammuni­ Strut Tit a handsome attraction definition of "art" has changed 3, at the Legion of Honor in Washington, D.C. before its tion", and "I'll Be Seeing You". among San Francisco's through the years. Lincoln Park. Admission for opening in San Francisco. And it This segment climaxes the first theatrical offerings. It is an The first major section from day students is $1. Call 546-4888 looks like it's destined for a act, and it is staged with experience that should not be the 16th and 17th centuries for more details. healthy run here, as the booking precision by the choreographer; passed over. contains practical items such as m*m* jfr w 'Ifr "••%*•*»• astronomical instruments, tools, Blood is needed for so many armor and weapons. Weapons medical emergencies. As many have come a long way in killing as 500 pints per day arc required efficiency from the rapiers and on weekdays. There is only one wheel-lick firearms on display, way to obtain this vital fluid. but the tools, especially the pliers Human beings must donate it. and hacksaws, could have come To help meet this urgent need. out of a Sears Craftsman Campus Ministry is sponsoring toolbox. Especially interesting is a Blood Drive this Wednesday the fully armored man and and Thursday from 10 til 3 in UC horse, and imagining yourself at Main Ijounge. the tip of his trusty blade. To encourage donations, the Eighteenth century Dresden Clubs Council is presenting Ihei was more secure and relaxed. Rocky Horror Picture Show in The court settled into an elegant Gill Theatre on Thursday night way of life with extravagant at Xpm and 10pm and if there's a i festivals for visiting foreign good response, a special midnight dignitaries. In 1730, Augustus showing will be added. People the Strong opened the first who donate, and those who try ( public treasury-museum in but are ineligible, will be given Europe, the Green Vault, so called because the walls were vouchers for free admission. All painted G*ri9ey-I national color. others must pay $2.50 to see this < The Green Vault is faithfully brilliant musical satire on horror recreated here with mirrored and porno movies. %%•>••%»! •"V-*" m*}fa aamaafft a—amfjttm %W • • I page 10 San Francisco Foghorn March 16, 1979 George Harrison — George balance which allows him to "Not Guilty" is a slow ballad matches Harrison's earlier taps the same vein which gave us Harrison make thoroughly enjoyable accompanied by keyboards and "Don't Let Me Wait Too Long" "Pure Smokey"from the "Extra Dark Horse Records DHK 3255 music. Sri Krishna is not acoustical guitar (acoustical from Living In Tlte Material Texture" L.P. by Byrne Conley mentioned on the record. The guitar is as prominent as electric World. This joyous song "Soft Touch" borrows a guitar While driving on the Bay opening cut on the album, "Love on the LP). The song shows the completes a side of winners, as riff from "Run of the Mill" on Bridge last week. I heard a Comes to Everyone," oozes with influence of Paul Simon on every song hits the mark. the All Tilings Musi Pass LP - particularly poignant moment musical hooks, and is as Harrison, whose voice is well Side Two opens with "Faster," the only borrowed riff on the LP. created by the AM radio. Radio compelling as anything Harrison suited to Simon's writingstyle. A which is written in memory of Except for this distraction, it is a station KYA was playing the has written. You will be hearing few Simon songs, most notably the late race car driver Ronnie pleasant, if undistinctive tune. Beatles' "Here Comes the Sun," a lot of this on the radio in the "Peace Like a River" are alluded Petersen. More acoustic The album finishes with "If You and due to interference from coming weeks. to in this tune. strumming and electric slide Believe," another soft rock slide another station's signal, the The third song. "Here Comes guitar, with background guitar-led song, cowritten with radio began playing parts of two the Moon." is not an orchestra, highlight this cheerful Gary Wright. It is a gentle and separate broadcasts. "Here unconscious plagiarization of tune. This song is evidence of happy finish to a gentle and Comes the Sun" was provided "Here Comes the Sun," so Harrison's maturity as a happy album. with a disco beat, which was Harrison will not be forced to songwriter; it is the best song on 1 do not pretend to be synchronized perfectly to the sue himself. The song employs the LP. Harrison sings praise for indifferent to the fate of this LP vocals! nice harmony vocals, and has a the driver, who tests the 1-mits — on the charts. While the music is This rather amusing charm which draws the listener's knowing he is taking chances. not geared for broad appeal like experience may be a foresha­ attention. The song ends with an ominous the Bee Gee albums Harrison dowing of the day when the folks "Soft Hearted Hana" is a siren quietly punctuating the has always been an idiosyncratic who brought you "Disco clever song, played in honky- thought. songwriter I have high hopes Italiano" perform similar plastic tonk style with piano and slide "Dark Sweet Lady" is more for its success. After all. it is by surgery on a Beatles record, guitar. There is some Paul Simon-type acoustical an ex-BEATLE. Heaven knows though 1 hope not. background talk from studio balladeering. with faint echoes we have had enough bad ex- Down to business: George folks at the beginning and the of Elvis Presley's "It's Now or Beatle albums (Ringo seems to Harrison's new album, which end, and though I can't prove it, Never." "Your Love is Forever" have made it his mission in life to was released just 19 days ago, is 1 just know that John and Ringo is slow, almost bluesy, and make them) let us be thankful magnificent. It's pretty far from are in the group. makes the most of Harrison's when a really good one comes punk (my current fave) but it "Blow Away" is a rocking sometimes fragile voice. This along. BUY THIS ALBUM! packs loads of sentimental song, combining acoustic and appeal. And there is no disco on electric guitar with a beat which r Sylvia's Red Boy Pizza the record. Harrison, with the help of his & Continental Restaurant usual gang of friends (Clapton, Wright, Winwood, but no Beatles this time) has turned in 125 Clement St. his strongest performance since Great Pizza, Crepes & I970's All things Musi Pass. In fact, he seems to use the rest of a Full Dinner Menu. . . his uniformly excellent session musicians less than ever — a sign FREE DELIVERY TO USF of increasing confidence, which was first exhibited on his 1977 We're Open: album 33-1 f3. Sun.-Thurs — 11:00 am-12:00 pm Harrison had made some Fri. & Sat. — 11:00 am-2:00 am rather unlistenable music in the 1970s, particularly if you do not delivery 5:00—close enjoy his proselytyzing. The religious aspect of his lyric Call writing is still present, but he seems to have now struck a —George Harrison 231-3131 - 11 II T" ir ir i m~ *~ ir I I f r r im Join us at the WANT TO SOAR TO Academy of Art College. NEW CREATIVE Your imagination will will vault to new heights. The HEIGHTS? creative atmosphere is high and the potential unlimited.

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Hedderman, as Arafat, on the was S' Endormir, written by other hand, was excellent. He Bonnie Shaw. This is another 'Five In One' Reveals brought a fire to the role that interesting idea that could have seemed to remove him from the been done better. It helps to rest of the play. know that S'Endormir means By far the finest play of the "to dream" and that the play is a Talent, is Enjoyable evening, an extraordinary play, dream, based on Carl Jung's was Invalid, written by Sean theories on dreaming. Knowing by George Epsilanty to be commended for Michael Safran and Gloria Grathwol and directed by Jim that, you can see that the play is College Players' intriguing encouraging community Donovan, who dance the roles of Houghton. The script is full of full of symbols, but by the time - and much talked-about new participation, and for providing man and woman under the irony and elegant in its simplicity you've pondered the meaning of production "Five In One " has an entertaining and thoughtful influence of the forces, are both and lack of reliance on unusual one symbol, the play has moved finally arrived. When I first evening. beautiful and evocative. techniques. The acting is truly along to something else. heard about this idea of having a The first play of the evening The third play was Catherine superb, understated and utterly Elizabeth Fox plays the central play writing competition at was The Stops of Life, written Poliquin's Paine in the absorbing. Richard Hedderman character, evidently the woman USF, I thought it might be and directed by John Fennell. Revolution, directed by Stefano as the cousin, and E. David dreaming, and really carries the interesting, but somehow I Hc has the truly unique idea of Ferrari. This play, I felt, had Cosier as the stranger, are show. couldn't imagine that anyone at giving personalities to the three great potential. The central convincing, even when their USF had the necessary skills and colors of an average traffic light. ideological conflict — between characters become bizarre. Overall, I would judge Five In imagination. I feared a series of Red light is James Attridge, who revolution as a change of Outstanding, however, is Brian One a success. It has given embarrassingly weak and plays, 1 think, James Attridge. governing principles and O'Connor, who plays the members of our community a sophomoric skitsThis was a great But he's a pretty funny guy, with revolution as merely a change in invalid. He is at once pitiable chance to write plays, and see mistake. I seriously underesti­ a superb sense of timing, and his the people controlling the same and detestable, funny and them produced, and given the mated the writing, directing and role is very enjoyable. Steven audience the chance to see a acting talent that exists in the Fernandez plays a wonderfully variety of interesting and USF community. As the plays sweet and endearing green light, entertaining shows. I hope the went into rehearsal, word began yet there was something lacking By far the finest play of competition will be repeated to circulate that the plays were in both his and Attridge's roles next year and in years to come. actually pretty interesting, and 1 when each took on elements of the evening... was "Invalid"Five In One will be playing began to look forward to seeing the other color's character. tonight and tomorrow night at how they would turn out. Yellow light was played by Louis oppressive kind of government malicious, powerful and 8:00 in Gill Theatre. I urge Last Friday night, I saw how Barella and if he was trying to — is interesting and significant helpless. The direction seemed everyone to go see this unique they turned out — and was represent a medium character, in our age of revolution. In natural and complementary to event: theatre in its most favorably impressed. As neither stop nor go, he didn't addition, the dramatic technique the actingand the script. essential form. It's definitely entertainment editor, various have enough interaction to show of brining in a controversial and The final play of the evening worth your attention. people came to me before Five In it. emotionally charged figure like One opened and asked that I not Next was El Siguiente, written Yassir Arafat to interact with the print anything overly critical in by Jose Luis Leiva and directed calm and eminently reasonable order to "support College and choreographed by Eileen Thomas Paine is brilliant and Players". First of all, printing Kearney. This absurdist play brings the conflict to life. good things about bad plays dramatized a view of life in Unfortunately, the play does not does not really support College which there is no free will, but fulfill its promise. The Players. Moreover, there was only external forces shaping responsibility for this lies mostly absolutely no reason to do this. people's lives. These forces are at the feet of the director. There All five plays demonstrated personified into extreme is not enough movement; that BARS significant depth of thought, stereotypes who only repeat the which exists is uninspired. The grasp of dramatic principles, same lines over and over. (e.g. long speeches are not well- creative staging and directing, the priest says, "mea culpa, mea paced, and perfect memoriza­ and acting ability. This is not to culpa..., the businesswoman tion was apparently not say they were all great. No, there says, "money, money...") This is demanded of the actors. I felt certainly a vivid depiction ofthe bad for Rick Leaf. I could see WARS * were definitely boring stretches, and painfully obvious blunders. playwright's viewpoint, but it Paine trying to get out, yet But on the whole, the Players are got tiresome after awhile. somehow slipping back. Richard

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I Page 12 San Francisco Foghorn March 16, 1979 One Girl's Trip to the NCAA Playoffs by Li: Fajardo Gort USF' Alumnus afternoon, in 90degree heat. The directions to the University and To say that being at an NCAA ride on highway five was not McKale Center, where the game playoff game in person is just very scenic, so eventually the was to be played. "Just seven like being at another game, ride seemed longer than it was. blocks down, and turn right on would be a lie. It's an We reached Phoenix 13 hours Campbell," he said. Just seven unforgetable experience! later, and it was no wonder after blocks. 1 thought! lt was already Having never been to a our long trip, that we thought we 11:51. basketball game further than this saw a mirage, when in reality it Every block seemed like an side of California, it was quite a was a coyote strolling along the eternity. There seemed to be no treat to find out that the highway. sign of the University. After University of San Francisco had After resting a night in much anticipation we hit tickets available for the second Phoenix with our cousin Campbell Street and turned round of the NCAA playoffs in Joanne, at 9:15 a.m. we were right. There to our delight was J Tucson, Arizona, and that my enroute to Tucson, estimating the University and it seemed that husband Pete and 1 were going the drive to take two hours. right in the heart of everything to drive down to see the game. The ride to Tucson was was a hugh coliseum; McHale Ray Dellaserra tries to put the clamp on the Nevada-Reno Imagine that. I who had lived in pleasant, free of heavy traffic Center. hitters but it was to no avail as I SF lost 2 of 3 to the Wolf Pack. the Bay Area most of my life was After a mad scramble for Dons take on St Mary's today at 2:30 on Ulrich Field. with endless fields of cactus from going to see another part of the parking, we finally entered the (Photo by Mike Dubnoff). left to right, and huge mountains US and at the same time enjoy a that looked as if someone had Center at 12:00. What a glorious game with a school that I had molded them out of clay and sight! Blue chairs contrasted the heard about as a child and used them in the movie Close gold gym floor. We had thought that our seats would be directly Ode to Spring eventually attended in 1974. Encounters of The Third Kind. on top of the gym. Boy, were we I had thought about going to Game time was 12:05, so as we by Byrne Conley mistaken! We had seats four the NCAA playoffs when I had neared Tucson I was constantly Spring is here. McCovey bat to fill in Nelson's rows behind the USF bench. been at USF, but every year, it checking my watch. We entered I don't mark my seasons by description. seemed, for some reason or Tucson at 11:40, with the calendar, or the passing of Spring is the best time of year another USF would always seem temperature about 10 degrees Occasionally, we, like the winter solstice, or even the to enjoy baseball. A respite is to lose at the last second. This cooler than Phoenix. But in our everyone else, would look reaction of groundhogs to their offered from free agency and year was no different, with USF haste we felt as if it was 200 towards the TVcameras and say, shadows. There is one true contractual disputes, and the having to beat Pepperdine, degrees outside. Pete looked at "We're number one," along with measure of the arrival of spring, sport can be enjoyed for its which fortunately they did, in our map and to our good fortune the other USF fans, feeling that and that is the beginning of unadorned charms. It is just this order to go to the NCAA. So we found that the University of the momentum of the game was baseball's spring graining time of year — before TV when the doors opened at the Arizona wasjust off the freeway. going our way. season. coverage and daily standings — USF Ticket Office, 1 was ready It was now 11:47, with our gas When USF won we knew that The rites of spring begin with that baseball makes time stand to go to Arizona. tank on empty, as we pulled into the trip had all been worth it, articles in newspapers. still. We set off on a Thursday the nearest gas station for long drive and all. Sportswriters dust off their old In the way of speculation: cliches and their baseball recently 1 was patronizing a •N^s/-^*^*V--^--*--*SJ--^----fN*#-.-->*--|W'-**^^ encyclopedias, and go to work. liquor store and discovered that In the opening weeks there are the annual baseball "mags" had articles on the joys of baseball: come out. Checking one of them "the sound of the bat smacking for predictions, I found that the Thousands Of against the ball, the smell of Giants were ordained to finish freshly mown grass, and the fifth by the professional pundits. staccato bark of peanut vendors I was not perturbed. I have hocking their wares to sun­ suffered the Giants's fortunes drenched Arizona retirees..." long enough to have a somber Dollars Found In There are photos of recently appreciation of their talents. All traded players working out in the more reason for my firmness their new uniforms. There are in the conviction that they will speculations on the Giants' win their division this year. (I Trash On Campus. chances. should note that the same For me, it means spring fever. pundits picked the Chicago My mind, which rails at the White Sox to win the AL West in Check around your campus community. You, too, confines of space and time 1970-74 and the California anyway, takes with relish the Angels every year since then). may be able to collect an educational award of up to a opportunity to wander. So, if you plan to be spending thousand dollars if you Pitch In! Groups from campuses Baseball's elegancy lies in its some time lounging on the lawn all over the country were awarded $8,750 last year by self-contained nature, and it can in Harney Plaza, taking in the be appreciated by a true fan even sun and or admiring students of participating in Pitch In! Week. at a distance. 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March 16, 1979 San Francisco Foghorn Page |J Hile Sparks Dons by Usa Maurino managed to keep the Dons in the Pepperdine for the Champion­ The USF womens basketball game. ship. team flies to Fargo, North The following day, Friday, the With Sue Cottier out for the Dakota Sunday to compete in Dons were matched up against Championship game, and Sue the Small College National Play­ the Azuza Pacific Cougars. The Enos out for the rest of the year offs. After winning first place outcome of the game, 83-67, was due to her knee injury, the last week in the AIAW regional indicative of the team effort chances of the Dons beating the play-offs, the women Dons maintained by the Dons tall, and strong Pepperdine became the first Northern throughout the game. At the squad did not look very California team ever to make the half, the Dons were leading by a optimistic. National Tourney. score of 41-35. Learning a lesson Realizing that the Dons had to Placing second place in Nor­ from the previous game, the work harder than perhaps they Cal league action this season, the Dons remained composed and ever had before, they went into women earned a number one managed to outscore the the Pepperdine game confident. seeded spot in regional play. Cougars by 10 points in the Their confidence paid off as the Beginning last Thursday, the second half. Shooting an overall Dons beat the Waves by a score women set out to make the percentage of 47 percent, the of 63-59 before an audience of number one seeded spot a Cougars had a tough time over 750 people. This placed the reality, by facing Occidental controlling the Dons at any point Dons in First Place in the College in the first round of during the game. Western Region and allowed for regional action. This win placed the Dons the Dons to be seeded fourth in the small college national The Dons beat the Occidental eligible for the North Dakota tournament. squad by a close score of 70 - 65. Nationals whether they were to Opening up with an early lead, win or lose the following night The women Dons were led by Led by the amazing Mary Hile, the I'SF Dons swept through the Dons completed the first half against Pepperdine. Due to the Mary Hile in her most the Small College Regionals and into the National Finals which with a 14 point lead over fact that the first two teams from unbelievable performance in her will be held this week in Fargo North Dakota. (Photo by Mike Occidental, 38-24. In the second each of the eight regions in the career at USF. She not only Dubnoff.) half, however, the Dons became United States are placed in the scored 39 points for the Dons, a little too secure with their lead national play-offs, the Dons had shooting 17 for 23 from the squad who voted her the Most addition to the MVP award and allowed for Occidental to made at least second place with floor, but her leadership on the Valuable player of the earned by Hile, were Gloria come within only three points the Azuza win. In addition they court proved to be a major factor Tournament. Smith and Kim Bachman. The near the final minutes of the earned the chance to play for the to the Dons win. Starting for Cottier was consistency exhibited by these game. Fortunately, the Dons regional championship the Hile pulled down 23 rebounds Charletha "Charly" Essley. who two during the tournament held on to the lead and retained following nieht. and blocked 2 shots only to prove played, exceptionally well indicated their selection to the the win. Sue Cottier exhibited her complete dominance under considering she has played a All-Tourney squad. one of her best games of the year Unfortunately, things did not neath the boards. She was limited amount of time this Perhaps its time for the against Occidental. Cottier's look as happy for the Dons as obviously taking up a great deal season. Such inexperience was Women Dons to steal some of aggressiveness under the boards they would have liked after the of the slack on the court not noticed as Charly played the limelight from the men. provided for some key baskets win over Azuza. This was due to resulting from Sue Cottier's excellent defense while pulling Their success has been well- for the Dons. She ended the an injury incurred by Sue Cottier injury. The crowd was down a second game high for the deserved, and more appropriate­ game with 16 points, shooting 70 during the game which would completely in awe of her Dons of 6 rebounds. ly, well-appreciated by only a percent from the floor, and 8 restrict her from playing the performance, and so too were Also chosen to the All-Tour­ few. rebounds. following night against the coaches of the small college nament team for the Dons, in Also scoring 16 points was Mary Hile, in addition to her 11 rebounds. Aiding Hile and Cottier was guard Gloria Smith GABE KAPLAN'S HAVING A BALL! * whose 7 assists and 10 points His dream team's got a preacher, a jailbird, a pool shark, ajnuscleman. Intramurals And the best guy on the team Announces... is a girl. j§ Backgammon class will be beginning on March 13th from 8:00 until 9:30 in Room Al 15 in Memorial Gym. It will be held on every Tuesday night until April 10, which will be the last class meeting. 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by T. R. Sullivan Brigham Young himself roll in A good sign of any athletic his grave. team is when they are able to get Jemison ended up with key contributions from as many eighteen points, hitting nine of different people as possible over eleven from the field. Jemison the course of a season. Last also pulled down a game high ten Saturday in Tucson, the rebounds. Bill Cartwright was University of San Francisco his usual awesome self despite Dons showed this quality by grabbing just eight rebounds, defeating Brigham Young half his normal average. Ihe All- University 86-63. American center scored 24 Playing the key role for the points (9 of 13 from the field, 6 of Dons was six-foot guard David 7 from the line) while blocking Cornelious. Cornelious saw very three BYU shots. little action for the Dons all year, The lead bounced back and but when Coach Belluomini sent forth in the first half with neither the call out for him Saturday, team able to gain control. USF David was ready. He passed off took a 35-32 halftime lead when four assists and made three steals Guy williams hit a rainbow set but more importantly he helped shot from the dead left corner. break the Cougar press and run Alan Taylor led the BYU attack the offense. "Cornelious turned with 14 first-half points while things around for us." said forcing Cartwright into Coach Belluomini. committing three fouls. However the usual mainstays in the Dons lineup also came up In the second half, the Dons with outstanding performances. put it all together and simply Leading the way was Guy blew the Cougars off the court. Williams who NBC named Ihe USF defense was incredible Player of the Game. Williams as they shut down one of the displayed his sensational talents nation's most potent offensive on his way to 12 points and 12 teams. BYU came into the game assists. Several of those assists, averaging 86.6 points per game Guy Williams dazzled NBC's regional audience with 12 points Doug Jemison turned into back with a field goal percentage of and 12 assists against BYU. (Photo by Rodney Lee) door slam dunks that made .541. The two statistics ranked ninth and third in the nation respectively. But against USF, unexpectedly in the Midwest the Cougars could only muster regional by Oklahoma while USF ... On to Victory 63 points while shooting a paltry Indiana State won their first 37 percent from the field. game in post season play. In the The USF Dons Baseball team coming Tuesday in Golden Gate "We ran three different Mideast, Notre Dame hammer­ opens another Northern Park at two o'clock. On Tuesday offenses and still couldn't ed Tennessee 70-61 while California Baseball Association they travel to St Mary's and penetrate their defense," Michigan State and LSU also three game series this weekend, Thursday they meet City lamented BYU's Frank Arnold. were victorious. this time taking on the Gaels of College. "We shot 37 percent. I can't In the Western Region, St. Mary's. The first game will be The Womens squad is also believe that. That's our worst UCLA used the home court played today at 2:30 on Ulrich very busy this coming week with shooting percentage all year." advantage and a devastating fast Field and will be followed by a a match today at State followed Jhere were several surprises break to defeat Pepperdine 76- doubleheader tomorrow at St. by matches Monday in Stockton around the country in the first 71 and nullifying a superb Mary's. against Pacific and Tuesday its round of the NCAA tourna­ performance by Ricardo Brown. The Womens Softball team home against the University of ment. The biggest ones came Marquette had no trouble travels across the bay to meet the Montana in Golden Gate Park. from the Eastern Regional blasting Pacific 73-48 while University of California in a It was great to see that KBHK- where both North Carolina and DePaul ended Bob Boyd's crucial doubleheader at 2:30. 44 was able to telecast last nights Duke were upset. Pennsylvania coaching career at USC with a This will open the Dons 1979 USF-UCLA game, lt was the 92-83 victory over the Trojans, ruined Carolina's chances while conference season. second year in a row that 44 has who were playing without St. John's knocked off Duke 80- The Mens Tennis team takes done this and all Dons fans sophomore center Cliff 78. on the Portland netters this appreciate it very much. David Cornelious Texas was knocked off Robinson. USF Continues Domination of Broncos with Tennis Victory

by Barry Carlson The Dons' No. 1 singles because their opponent was in should get mentioned. Not all the two — the majority of the In the previous week's action, player, Blythe resident James the same conference. The Dons the scores wer available at press matches will be played against the USF men's tennis team came Heater, lost a close one of his should begin to take notice of time; the scores which were conference opponents. Each back with a solid, l-l in matches own. Other results included these conference matches; the could be attributed to all the player's intensity level — a very played. The important match, Mike Jee, the No. 4 singles winner will enjoy certain winners (the wins were that intangible quality, indeed — with WCAC opponent Santa player, who yielded to Delayne advantages over the teams which easy). The combination known must peak by the time the Clara, resulted in the win. The Howell in the maximum number do not place as high in the final as the "Lee & Jee Show" playoffs begin. This is the loss came at the hands of Canada of sets. Mr. Howell had standings. continue to lead the charge. situation where good coaching College — one of the top small impressive wins over many ofthe Rodney won 6-4, 6-0; while will take over. True, Chuck colleges — in Redwood City. The victory over Santa Clara top players in California — at can be described in one word: Mike on the other hand, hardly White cannot play for them; The match score (5-4) was very however, he can help them get least one of those players was a overwhelming. USF really did had enough time to work up a indicative of how close the two mentally prepared for each bonifide All-American; Chris have an easy time of it, winning sweat, winning 6-1, 6-0. teams played. match. If Coach White can lend Dunk from Cal. by a score of 8-1. lt was so easy, The team's over-all record is a the support his team needs to be The only standouts in this that by the time the third doubles healthy 6-2; their WCAC record mentally and physically "tough," Rodney Lee succumbed to the defeat were Pat Leffard, an match had rolled around, the an even healthier 1-0. They have the Dons have an excellent No. I player, in the Junior Arizona product; and John few fans who had attended had concluded approximately one- opportunity to visit the "land of division, from Brazil. The final Perrando who comes from already vacated the premises. It half of their schedule; if the Dons slotmachines and show girls;" Marin County. They defeated set went to a nine-point tie­ was a good thing the Dons did continue to show the high caliber and maybe even bring a their opponents quite handily; breaker, a system widely used by not need that third match, they of efficiency which they have conference trophy home along Pat, by the score of 6-4, 6-2, and the pros, and Rodney finally lost eventually lost it. For the sake of exhibited so far, they will have with their winnings. 7-6. Rodney is having another John, by the score of 6-3, 6 -I. not causing these two players an excellent chance of making it excellent year for the Dons;even The second match was much any further embarrassment, to the playoffs come this May. when he loses, he forces his more satisfying; not only their names will not be divulged. The second part of the season opponent to the limit. because it was a win, but also The people who did win will be the more important of March 16, 1979 San Francisco Foghorn Page 15 Moonies Want USF r,USF Students Certified as Ski Guides For The Blindi\ Students by Louis K. Teitelbaum demonstrations of blind skiing expressing oneself clearly and from page I Fourteen USF undergraduate techniques. The highlight ofthe precisely to the sightless skier. New recruits are told that they Fr. O'Neil said, "The students traveled to Sundown day was when the students The ski trip was made possible will be given the answers later. Unification Church of Moon mountain Sunday, March 10, paired up, took turns being by the organizatinal efforts of Fr. O'Neil said that they do one's frightens me. I've read to many each passing a ski course and blindfolded and guided each RA Earl Lynch, as well as thinking for one. reports and heard first-hand receiving recognition as a other around the mountain. funding from USFand an ample Fr. O'Neil noted that in order information, it jives too closely certified ski guide for blind and Blind ski guides must food supply given by the food for CARP to pass out any not to have some truth in its visually impaired skiiers. patiently instruct and direct the service. literature, or hold speeches on reality." Students went through a sightless skier. A good ski guide Two courses of instruction for campus they must have So if the Collegiate training period in the morning will carefully describe the terrain blind skiers will be held at Ski persmission from Campus Association of the Research of which consisted of movies about and accurately inform the blind Sundown the last week in March Ministry or the Administration Principles does carry out their blind skiing and ways to treat skier as to what body motion and the first week of April. For if they declare they are a plan to establish themselves at blind people as one would treat a should be used on a particular information call the mountain at religious group. Fr. O'Neil the University of San Francisco, person with sight. The afternoon slope. The most difficult part of (209) 258-8543 or Louis doubts very strongly that the Campus Ministry and Adminis­ was spent on the slopes watching the job for the guide is Teitelbaum at 386-8362. Administration would let any tration will deal with them "moonie" organization on the accordingly. campus. USF appears on the list which NCRR Carpool Update "I would not refuse them CARP has handed out at The NRCC/Caltrans carpool system has meet with success but it needs more because we are anti- but because various campuses across the applicants. their teachings are destructive to nation. This list also includes: If it gets 500 participants from USF there will be a complete carpool system our beliefs in freedom, Harvard, MIT, Boston limited to USF people. Any less and the applicants will be merged into the Bay area Christianity, diversity and University, Columbia Universi­ wide Caltrans operation, and the USF people will be riding with Bay area pluralism," stated Fr. O'Neil. ty, New York University, businessmen, nurses, lawyers and all sorts of strangers who work in S.F. Campus Ministry encourages University of Washington, UC Below is an application for the carpool system. USF commuter students and staff and offers the facilities for Berkeley, CCSF, San Francisco are encouraged to fill out this application and return it to U.C. main desk. Join the groups to organize on campus, State, San Jose State, Stanford carpool system and help solve the parking problems of yourself and the University. but not cults. Religions on and USC. College newspapers in campus include an active Baptist these schools have been NEW APPLICATION Union, Episcopalian, Molsem, informed so they can make the Orthodox and Roman Catholic. student body aware of CARP. /// 1. Last Nam-* First Nam* "CLARK PHOTOGRAPHIC ^ INC. 2. HOUM No. Street Nam* MALE VOLUNTEERS announces a V/7 9 Complimentary discount (Age 18-55) NEEDED as re­ search subjects for drug City or Town Zip Cod* to — Students — Faculty — Staff study involving the extraction - Wk of USF of 4 impacted wisdom teeth. 3. 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Early room sign up for the 1979-80 academic year will begin next week, with the Die Offices of Student Development and Financial Aid would like to announce singles lottery. All information regarding schedules, time tables, and procedures that applicants for Service Scholarships for 1979-80 are presently available in the will be going out to all resident students this week. Any students currently living off Financial Aid Office. For the fourth consecutive year ten $1,000 scholarships will be made available to full time continuing students for tuition assistance. The campus who are interested in this information will be able to pick it up in the awards will be given on the basis of prior service directly related to USF, Housing Office, 1st floor Phelan, beginning today. Keep an eye out for this anticipated continuing service next year, financial need, and a letter of information. recommendation. The deadline for submission of all application materials will be Thursday, March 22 to the Financial Aid Office in Campion Hall. Announcement of the award winners will be made on Friday, March 30. All interested students are encouraged to apply. For more specific information, RPC's annual "Casino de Royale" is coming up on March 24, from 9 pm - 1 am in please pick up a copy of the application materials in the Financial Aid Office as McLaren 250-251-252. The grand prize this year is a trip for two to Tahoe. There soon as possible. will be plenty of door prizes, blackjack, wheels-of-fortune and other casino games. "Summer Breeze" will be providing the entertainment for the evening. For further information contact Teresa Hoffman, Casino Night Chairperson, at 386-0356.

Any Students planning to apply to professional health school (pre-med, pre- dental) for entering class of '80 should complete their Pre-Professional Health Committee file by April 13. DISNEYLAND. A trip down the beautiful California coast to Disneyland and For more information call: Dr. Gary Stevens, x 6373, Dean's Office. Universal Studios will be offered during easter vacation (April 12, 13, 14). $80 includes roundtrip transportation by bus, a stop in Carmel-by-the-Sea. 2 nights at the Galaxy Motel across from Disneyland, entrance to Disneyland plus 11 rides, and entrance to Universal Studios. For more information, contact the Office of International Student Programs at I House, 1970 Fulton St., 666-6214. Deadline for sign up has been extended to March 23.

The French Club will be presenting last year's Academy Award winning film. Black & White in Color, next Monday evening at 7:30 in Room 252 McLaren. The film has English subtitles and deals with the destructive aspects of colonization in Africa. It is a monopoly of white men using the Africans to fight their wars. Prices Senior Night in the Fog n'Grog. Music, all the beer you can drink and good times for the film are $ 1.00 for all on-campus students and $ 1.50 for off-campus students for all on Friday, March 23, 9 pm-1 am. Admission is $1.50 and ID is required. and the general public. Tickets will be sold at the door.

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