Vol 29 No. 33 ^h® Califomia State University Northridge f sundial Friday. October 31, 1975 Anti-war movement student trustee leader Philip Berrigan will Brown to pick speak at the Open Forum today at 12:30 p.m. from slate of five nominees The former priest, who is credited with By DIANE LUTHER the students will elect problems could arise if the trustee and good A.S. organizing some of the Staff Writer representatives to help in president felt that, as a president at the same time more celebrated anti-war The new student the selection. trustee, he should vote and, if they applied for a activities during the memb«' of the CSUC The presidents differed against the feelings of his trusteeship, should resign Vietnam War, is here on a Board of Trustees, to be sharply in their views fellow presidents. their presidency. speaking tour of local appointed by Governor regarding the The presidents were Divisive lobbying universities. Edmund G. Brown Jr. qualifications the sensitive to the heavy Some pointed out the Most recently he was early next year, may be CSUCSPA should public scrutiny to which danger of divisive lob arrested for allegedly any qualified student establish for choosing the they will be subjected bying if members of the splashing an Air Force jet from the CSUC system, five nominees. throughout the process of association applied and with red paint, and according to a decision nominee selection. were to be judged by the pouring human blood in Trustee qualifications made Saturday by the Some presidents felt other members of the the cockpit. CSUC President's Some argued that the that none of them could group. He is the author of Association (CSUCSPA). new trustee should be an fulfill the time SB 534 specifies that a three books, including the "Prison Journals of a After hours of debate at A.S. president, saying the requirements of a good Please turn to page 3 Priest Revolutionary." their monthly conference presidents are the only last weekend in San students in the system Problem goes to Senate Francisco, the presidents familiar enough with the passed a motion by a 9-6-2 board and with statewide vote to take applications student issues to do a Court avoids senator eligibility issue proficient job. from any student meeting By CHUCK WHITTEN from becoming a junior at the time of filing.'' the legislative criteria for That position, however, Sraate Reporto^ However, this provision was written assuming that filling the position. was countered by the The Associated Stud«its (A.S.) Constitutional Court filing would be held prior to spring elections and does According to SB 534, argument that a student passed the decisicm of the eligibility of Del Dalton to not take into consideration possibilities of a recall the CSUCSPA will president would be seen as hold the seat of Lower Division Senator to the A.S. election such as last week's. nominate five students representing primarily the Senate. According to Rick Jarvis, the Elections Code is from which the Governor CSUCSPA, and that an The Court announced its action Tuesday afternoon considered to be a part of the Constitution (By-laws) will appoint one to the individual member might saying, "The court has investigated this matter and and Article XII, Paragraph B says, "Procedure for %1 board. This appointment not accurately represent found the Constitution having no provision fot special elections shall be determined at the tim& said is subject to the approval the views of the quaUfications in recall elections." election is called." of the Califomia Senate. CSUCSPA majority. The The day before the dections last week. Chief Justice Jarvis said that the Constitution contradicts itself on CSUCSPA decided it Rick Jarvis placed the names of Dalton and Bud this matter and added, "The Constitution contradicts To serve the one-year could represent student Byrnes III back on the ballot after they hacl been itself in quite a few areas." term, a student must be at causes more effectively as removed by the Elections Committee. In the recommendation the Court is sending to the least a junior at one of the an elected special interest Byrnes was defeated in the election, but Dalton was Senate the Justices say, "When the Senate voted to 19 CSUC campuses and group. victorious and three complaints were filed challenging have a recall election qualifications should have been remain in good standing Although it was felt an his eUgibility for the office. estabUshed to maintain, fairness considering the time during his term of office. advantage would be Both Dalton and Byrnes had too many units to element and its ramifications." At two campuses, gained from the constant qualify for the position of Lower Division Senator When asked if this could delay validation of the Sonoma and Bakersfield, contact a student according to Article IV, Section 4, Paragraph K which elections for another week, Jarvis commented that it which have no Associated president trustee would says, "In order to hold the office of Lower Division depends on the Senate. "They could send it back to the Students organizations. have with the CSUCSPA, Senator, a student must be at least twenty-four units Court again." Many women workers absent on strike day
By KAREN WORKMAN just a few. SUff Writer Susan Hunter, associate Dean of Alice didn't. Students, failed to report for work but Susan didn't. Byrd didn't say whether her absence was Scores of female CSUN employees in support of the strike. who participated in Wednesday's "Alice 0th«r university departments were Doesn't Day" strike didn't report to affected to a lesser degree by "Alice work. E>oe9n't" supporters. The Dean of Students office was ' The University Student Center's lone hardest hit by the absence of clerical clerk typist failed to report for duty. workers who failed to show up for work Employees of the Faculty Research in support of the strike. Coordinator's Office showed up for work "There's nobody here!" said Harold but were "spending more time around Byrd, director of judicial affairs, who the water cooler" according to Jane filled in as a one-man answ^ing service. Matthews, one of the two finale staf Sundial photo by Gregg Solkovits The girls left notes in their typewriters fers. explaining their absence: "Chris "Our boss (Dr. DeWayne Johnson) doesn't," and "Cheryl doesn't, but she even offered to bring us some coffee," Alice didn't but Hal did... might tomorrow if you're nice," were she quipped. Briefs Recreation event Woodworking workshop Tutoring available The Learning Resource Center, South Library, is The Student Art Forum, sponsored by the California Recreation students from a program planning class offering tutoring in general management on Mondays Arts Commission will present a workshop in wood will present an event for trainable retarded children from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. and Thursdays from 11 a.m. to working this Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. tonight at the North Hollywood East Valley School, 12:30 p.m. ^ 10952 Whipple St. Help in preparing and giving speeches is also For further information call 980-6612. Ski Club available here from 11 a.m. to noon and 2 to 4 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays. German play tryouts The CSUN Ski Club is holding a Halloween party tonight at 8 p.m. For further details, call Keith Heinke For more information, call Gwyn Enright at 885- Students interested in participating in Gerhart at 892-6319 or Jane Heston at 260-1680. 2033. Hauptmann's German play, "Einsame Menshen," Anthropology meeting should contact Professor Ihor Prodaniuk by visiting A committee will report on the future of CSUN's Sierra Tower 308 or calling 885-3456. Backpacking clink anthropology master's program at a meeting of an His office hours are from noon to 2 p.m. on Mondays, The Leisure Activities Center will sponsor a free thropology graduates today at 1 p.m. in Sierra Hall Wednesdays and Fridays and from 12:30 to 2 p.m. on backpacking clinic on cooking and nutrition this South 219. Tuesdays and Thursdays. Tryouts last two weeks. Monday at 4:40 p.m.—in the Recreation House. For The meeting is open to anthropology graduates and more information call 885-2021. GLENDALE COLLEGE seniors. For more information, call 885-3330. OF LAW Educatk)n conference Minority recruitment The Council of Elementary Education will sponsor a The Minority Engineering and Computer Science • A Off Progrwn Qualiiving GrtduMn for CiM. Btr Exam fall education conference this Saturday in Speech Organization (ME/CSO) is currently recruiting in • Day - Evtninf-Wnktnd Full
AMER-I-( AL ' California Federal SavinRS and Loan Association I 5670 Wilshire Boulevard, Los Angeles, California 9 Commentary Valley loses Jim Martin: long-time commentator By BOB McARTHUR He joined KGIL in 1964 western upbringing—in "I'm Jim Martin and and served as news contrast to the prevalence that's my comment." director before taking of liberal views on Los For years those words over the "Comment and Angeles airwaves. capped the views of Jim Controversy" radio talk Whether he waa Martin, reporter, com show earlier this year. chastising a legislator' or mentator, talk show host Those who recall the grumbhng at those who earthquake of Feb. 9, 1971 "topped" their tanks 'Bob McArthur is a senior may remember Jim in the during the 1973 odd-even majoring in journalism. KGIL studios broad gas rationing play when casting a running account gasoline was short, his and news director at radio of the emergency and words came out of that station KGIL in San acting as anchorman with radio, grabbed you by the Fernando. on-the-scene reporters lapel and shook up your Jim Martin was a part feeding stories to him and thought mechanism. of my life and as much a over the air. He broadcast He had a sense of what part of this Valley as is a steady flow of was important, what was the San Fernando Mission emergency an- vital, what had color and or the Van Norman lakes. nouncements. life—what Valley people His authortarian voice were interested in. was a "comfort to many .As a student of jour- Letters and yet as aftershocks nahsm who had passed jolted the Valley his very the exciting stage of to the Editor human i-eaction also gave "young liberal reporter" comfort, a sort of "they and began to balance the are going through this books, Jim Martin was an inadequate facilities 'Squeak/ at CSUN too," feeling. admired teacher. Dear Editor: Editor: At one point he said, He taught me how to As the former occupants of the 'garage-type building' As a part of CSUN's continuing campaign to receive "for those listeners who mature as a person and north of Vincennes, we wholeheartedly agree with the national recognition, I propose the CSUN Foundation didn't feel that—we just reporter and to begin to criticisms made by the Veterans.This 'crummy' garage spend $500 or so to errect a plaque at the comer of had another one, baby, it evaluate. served as an Academic Skills Lab for E.G.P. students Zelzah and Nordhoff, reading: "'Squeaky' Fromme just rolled through!" Thousands of Valley for over four years, and as a classroom for elementary Slept Here." His commentaries were residents understood how school children learning a foreign language in the Or maybe they can turn the dorm at which she slept often controversial and he much had passed when summer. The structure has been in need of paint, into a tourist attraction...add a couple of rides and reflected the traditional Jim died of cancer last phones, running water, and a good fumigation singe the charge $4.50 admission. American values he week at the much too first day we occupied it. Strangely enough, our,requests In other words, the fact that "Squeaky" Fromme acquired from his mid- young age of 47. for cleaning and painting never received any response. slept in a CSUN dorm at a time in which she was a Luckily, for the Veterans, the move is temporary. For norrnal, law-abiding citizen, does not aeserve the play it the E.O.P. Supportive Services staff and students, this received (Sundial Oct. 21). To put it nicely, no one •(oJiiSO^ ©iaffi](ol3i]D really cares. might not be the case. Tutorial Component has a Published daily during the academic year except Mondays, exam coordinator, an assistant, a part-time secretary, and 29 Lew Snow periods and holidays by the Board of Publications, Califomia State tutors who service over 40 students a day. The Senior, Journalism University, Northridge, 18111 Nordhoff St., Northridge, Calif. 91324. Editorial offices located in Sierra Hall North 206. Telephone Academic Skills Lab that met in the garage must now 885-3143. Business and advertising offices located in Sierra Hall meet in the space tutors utilized. We are overcrowded, A.S. stipends North 218. Telephone 885-3138. Mailed subscriptiorvs are accepted uncomfortable, and unrecognized even though we — Editor: on a remainder of the year basis at $7 per academic year. 1 would like to comment on the article run in the The Daily Sundial is a member of the Califomia Newspapers minority programs and students—bring in a con Publishers Association, California Intercollegiate Press Association siderable amount of federal funding. October 28th issue of the Sundial referring to A.S. and is a client of United Press International. The Daily Sundial is We are forced to work in an inadequate facility which Stipends. 1, along with a majority of the Senators, represented nationally by the National Educational Advertising campaigned against stipends for A.S. Senators, Services. Opinions expressed in editorials represent those of the severely hinders our effectiveness—but then, maybe Daily Surnjial ar)d not necessarily thpse of the university. that is the intention. President and Sundial staff back in the Watkins Ad The Daily Sundial is partially funded by the Associated Students, Mary Pardo/Instructor Academic Lab ministration. CSUN. We won first in the referendum for student stipends. DEBBIE GOFFA, EDITOR Avie Guerra/Counselor EOP Managing Editor Kevin Roderick Jose Luis Vargas/Coordinator EOP Tutorial After that election, the Sundial stopped printing news Assignment Editor Ken Gurnick News Editor Gina Rodriguez/Instructor Academic LAB and only printed advertisements (some of the best Rosalie McCordic issues ever). Mike Nelson Editorial Editor Ben Davidson A second referendum was forced and this time; it Sports Editor Michele Jacklin Editorial Page Policy passed. Stipends were forced on the A.S. by an election. Asst. Sports Editor Lance Hagler Entertainment Editor At that time a majority of the A.S. officials that would Bruce Schweiger Asst. Entertainment Editor Alan Kaplan The Daily Sundial of the Daily Sundial. Feature Editor receive them, were opposed. Ryan Sweeten Asst. Feature Editor prints three types of Submissions should be I beUeve that highly sought after positions such as Bernice Goklberg opinion articles: Photo Editor typewritten, triple spaced elected A.S. positions and Sundial editorial staff should Asst. Photo Editors Michael Lushing editorials, which are the and contain the writer's Ray Johnson be rewarded only by the experience gained. Since Vicki White Cartoonist official opinions of this name, major, year in stipends were forced on the A.S. by referendum, the Julie Svendsen newspaper, com school and file number. only way that it can be removed is by referendum. 1 see Third World Editor Virginia Ahumada Copy Desk - David Baurac, Jerry Eaton, Andy Epstein, Gary mentaries, and letters tp File number verification the need for a student referendum. the editor. Views ejCr Isaacs, Gus Stewart. Randy Venverioh, Bob Weiner, Ron Wurm will be maintained. Jim Michelangelo Advisor .. Russ Barnard pressed in commentaries Anonimity will be granted Senior, Physids Advertising Manager Willie Stahl are not necessarily those Production Manager Larry Collins when requested. Director Cultural Programs ENTERTAINMENT Campus concerts set November is going to and the San Francisco time she was eight, was be a very good month Conservatory of Music. soloing with the Brazilian indeed for classical music Admission to the recital Symphony Orchestra, lovers, as the music is free. Her performance here department announced its will, include the Los upconiing schedule. The CSUN Symphony Orchestra, under the Angeles debut of Violinist Endre Granat conduction of Lawrence Migone's "Sonata No. 4" and pianist Francoise Christianson, will appear and Marios Nobre's Regnat will present the in concert at Reseda High "Hommage to Arthur premiere of the Complete School Auditorium on Rubmstein." Works for Violin and Saturday, November 2 at The CSUN Faculty Trio Piano by Franz Liszt on 8:00 p.m. will appear in recital on Saturday, November 1 in Thursday November 20, the Campus Theatre at The program will feature Wagner'r "The at 8:00 p.m. in the 8:00 p.m. Campus Theatre. Granat and Regnat will Flying Dutchman" and also perform selections the world premiere of The Trio, consisting of from Bach, and Franck. Peter Davison's Francoise Regnat, piano, On November 2 James "Polyphymus." Endre Granat, violin, and Prindle will give bis Brazilian Pianist Vera Nathaniel Rosen, cello, graduate recital on the Astrachan will appear in a will perform selections bass trombone at 8:00 in benefit performance for from Beethoven, Men the Recital Hall. the CSUN Music delssohn and Brahams. Prindle, who last year Achievement Fund on Tickets for the received a scholarship November 10 in the Little November concerts are from the Claremont Theatre. available at the Summer Institute of Astrachan, a University Ticket Office Music, has traveled and distinguished pupil of (across from the Little studied extensively in Amaldo Estrella, made Theatre). For more in cluding stints with the her professional debut at formation call the Ticket Sixth U.S. Army Band the age of five, and by the Office at 885-3093. Francoise Regnat and Endre Granat Bardot, Jack Palance, and anyone interested in StiU being felt by theater impact cannot be Fritz Lang. One of the Cocteau. It is an in audiences. Many of the discounted. This series is many themes explored in trospective film fuU of directors being shown are an exceUent opportunity Museum "Contempt" is that of references to Cocteau's stiU creating vital works. to view an array of films ideal beauty versus the own Ufe and friends. It Movies like "Hiroshima representing the best of stark realities of Ufe. stars the poet himself, as Mon Amor" and "A the French cinema of the Also on Friday is Jean- a poet on a quest through Woman is a Woman," last 25 years. gets the Pierre Melville's "Le a surreal world. Cocteau Doulos." It is a seldom manages to create magic seen work by a seldom with ceUuloid with what seen director of intelligent he calls la poesie detective films and cinematographique. His is Sundial French Uterary adaptations. "Le a cinema of ideas and Doulos" is an exceUent iUusion, carved out of an example of French film imaginary world of his errs noir, a dark, brooding own design. touch cinema which owes much Future screenings in to the American "tough- the series will include citing Mason By David Herbert 1950's and 60's." These guy" fibns of the 1930's works by Alain Resncus, Staff Writer films are being shown on and 1940's. Francois Truffaut, Jaques Editor: It is very hard to Friday and Saturday Saturday brings two Tati and Robert Bresson. Please be advised that in the concert article of minimize the effect that nights through November colossal directors with Among the films wiU be October 24, 1975, I unequivocaUy deny ever French film-makers have 29. It is a series balanced disappointing examples of "Judex" Georges saying complaint. I did say compliments (there had on movies. From Jean somewhere between their work. Jean Renoir Franju's mystical tribute is a slight difference). Vigo in the early 1930's, highly acclaimed classics offers his "French to serial crimefighter, I also did not say "I am sueing the Sundial," to the revolutionary "New and less-than-great works Cancan," which is nothing Fantomas, and Lola but that "I know the Sundial is, and has been Wave" directors of the by many of France's most more than a theatrical Montez, a romantic ex sued." 60's, French cinema has talented film-makers. siUiness fuU of music and travaganza by Max I enjoyed speaking with your reporter and played a major role in the Tonight the Museum color, reminiscent of Ophuls. hope that this Une of communication can be kept development of film. will present Jean-Luc youth and cotton candy; These films represent a open in the future. But please for goodness sake, In view of this, the Los Godard's "Contempt (Le sweet but not very part of France's con edit your staff writer's stories so that they don't Angeles County Museum Mepris.)" This "New fulfilling. "The Testement tribution to the world of speU Jim Seals—Seales, or Harry McCune as of Art is in the midst of an Wave" film repreoents a of Orpheus" was Jean cinema. The "New Wave" McKeown, or compliments as complaint. impressive film series less didactic Godard than Cocteau's last film. It too works caused ripples in Gary H. Mason entitled: "In the French some of his more recent isn't his finest, but the industry which are Coordinator of Concerts Style—French films of the works. It stars Brigitte deserves viewing by lays and the croi band, Elton had more people who werwere ready for more. ^Oh ^<-^ orchestration^w.^v..^t~m^^;^^, wit h«.i«. Kth e »k«screamin a/>r(uiminflg anrd anshoutingd shoutintr, . ThougThouirh hhe hplayee olaved d a ^^*X' \ help of Ray Cooper who wa% not even around with hugh place such as played aU types of per the son^ came out. Dodger Stadium, he was cussion instruments Next Elton played his stiU able to capture the through the show much to present single, "Island roaring exdtment which deUght of the crowd. The Girl." Elton then returned usuaUy faUs to materialize only real leftover from the to do three encores, in such a larg^ setting. past, being Davey concluding with The For the ovw 100,000 Johnson on lead quitar. Who's "PinbaU Wizard," people who experienced Elton also had three After close to four hours this excitement, will singers on backing vocals Elton caUed it a night, remember it as one and harmonies, but the even though everyone was beautiful afternoon. crowd was pretty much obUvious to them and everyone else on stage, only wanting Captain Fantasic himself, "E.J." After a half hour break, Elton came out to open Rogers roi By ALAN right, but the crowd'was days, and "Ricky the second set of newer WEICHBRODT waiting for someone else. Mountain Way." material with "Funeral well as musi Staff Writer By LAMAR MACKINS Cal Worthington, along Sunday, the crowd was For A Friend" and "Love GOOD...TO BE A This past weekend, over Staff Writer with this dog (lion) spot able to caU him back for Lies Bleeding." He ITSGOOD...TOBE 100,000 people came out came out and was able to an encore of the Beatles, continued his antics such The unknown friend that grew repeated as D.J. let to Dodger Stadium to see excite more applause and "Get Back " and Spencer as sticking a banapa in his up with such stars as Bobby But D.J. had a Elton John; it was the attention than Harris, as Davis Group's "Gimme pants, or dancing around Womack, Freddie King, and BUly ladies, including his first time in a decade, he introduced Joe Walsh. Some Lovin'," with in a sequined Dodger Preston was now to be seen, with to be sung. "FAITH since the Beatles, that a Playing with Walsh, Walsh thanking Elton for uniform with the Number his band and background singers. END " had aU the la( rock act had played were, bassist Willie having him there that One on it only seemed to D.J. Rogers, short and stocky, "SING ON, D.J. Sir Dodger Stadium. The Weeks, and drummer afternoon. further delight the already singularly dominated the stage, his funky—I mear show promised to be Andy Newark, (with After a half hour of delerious crowd. wearing black platform shoes. guitarist began to nothing short of spec George Harrison on his setting up the stage, the Elton then brought oat AU of a suddenj as if you through his instrum tacular. last tour) who were able to man they aU had waited Miss Philadelphia were into the "ect of his way to the end o Opening the show was get the crowd moving for, Elton John roUed out Freedom herself, tennis both rock an ibined. After an hour h Emmylou Harris, a fine with "WaUt Away," tcom on stage soloing on "Your star BiUie Jean King, to "DO I HA^ ESS," sk>wed down the \ country singer in her own Walsh's James Gang Song," and you knew help on backing vocals on repeated on al leaving the audience indeed it was going to be a midst of such crowd favorites as the funky cla^ lyricaUy teUing us special afternoon. Elton, drowned the "Bitch is Back," and out the sound about a young girl n •ll Seventh Wave & Blue Parrott Radio Oct 31- jf divided the show uito two blended "Saturday Nights Alright easily into the approach of gospel JEAN" with the s J HaUoween Party Oct. 31 ^"^"^ J halves, the first half For Fightin" (which was music. beat but more of J featuring his olde> one of the encores). Bandit Nov. 3-5 • Before long, he had a mass sing- medley. This is wl material, from "Empty Then, bringing back the headed brother in Edwin Starr Nov. 6-9 ii-long participation, then a witness Sky" to "Rocket Man." memories of years ago, took over the son Elton's stage presence within the group, approached D.J., j Monday-Ladiee Night Tweeday-Student Night | Elton played the Beatle's testified aside him, and returned to holding the mike, brought people to their "Lucy In The Sky With words, "BULA.Bl 18 &jC>ver Open 7 days feet, clapping and the group. From that point on he Diamonds," and "I Saw took us preaching rhymicaUy as "BULA...BULA JE I2I3I 6M 2700 shouting. Her Standing There." '*t^0 I WnNIP%AiFl^' Playing with his new Ironicly many of the AMERICANA COUf ^^/Q 'A/ Fri.—Sun. MEXICAN RESTAURANT VANHALEN COCKTAILS 1 WESTERN MADALA HOURS: Open From 11:30 Daily D WEAR & MAGIC Parthenia at Lindley (Next to Dales, Jrs.)CLOSED MON. 886-9711 6455 Van Nuys Blvd. Thur. 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HopefuUy, this group is just in a holding pattern. Keep Daltrey out of fUms and let Pete do a solo album and things should be alright. Tim Devine Aztec Two Step Leo Kotke Now that it appears two-part harmony is a saleable Leo Kotke once described his singing voice as commodity again it might be time for Aztec Two Step sounding "Like warm geese farts on a muggy day." to emerge from their East Coast cult popularity into That is to say whenever he opens his mouth for national prominence. anything more melodious than a yawn it's a mistake These guys could potentiaUy have the same impact WeU, on his newest Capitol release "Chewing Pine" on the AM market that Simon and Garfunkel had a Kotke sings Procol Harum's "Power FaUure," mistake, decade ago. Marty Robbin's "Don't You Think," mistake, and his The songs aren't especiaUy profound but they are own "Standing on the Outside," major mistake. It catchy, Ught and weU executed. must be said, though, that there is something strangely Their new album and first for RCA, "Second Step" is appeaUng in Kotke's rich, albeit incredibly limited, a poUshed, Ustenable album with a high degree of style. smUability. They have an easily identifiable sound and But Kotke is known, and rightly so, for his virtuosity with proper promotion could make a strong break, and cks Trottb on the twelve-string guitar. He and John Fahey stand a welcome one, into national AM rock. alone as the pop/rock world's only possible competition A fresh sound for an increasingly dull format. Bruce Schweiger, iusically-"IT'S about that time to leave the next for the classical masters. ALIVE, " "OH 45 minutes for the CHAMBERS Side one aside, the other half of "Chewing Pine" is Amazing Rythm Aces >BE ALIVE" was BROTHERS. It was the magic on more of Kotke's showoff briUiance. The same im possible chording and blinding speed coupled with lead on. the keyboards as D.J. and his "Third Rate Romance" is a great single. "Stacked a song for the pianist, Paul Smith, helped inspire some truly beautiful tunes make side two just one more thing to frustrate the shit out of every acoustic guitar I^k" is a great first album. And apparently The his wife, that had the audience for the CHAMBERS Amazing Rythm Aces are a great new band. THFUL TO THE BROTHERS. student. RusseU Smith's vocals sound Uke John Sebastian e ladies screaming Five cats —all brothers —one LuckUy for Kotke everyone loves a showoff. with a mean streak. Instrumentation is tight and ef- SINGON," while tamborine, a harmonica, and Bruce Schweiger fecient. The Aces seem comfortable with everything (lean very funky several other instruments made up The Who from jazz to bluegrass. to talk to us another funky, high energy act. Considering the fact that "The Who by the Num This album doesn't break any new ground but the rument, wa-waing Recalling how long these bers" is the first new piece of studio product from these sound is refreshing enough to keep it from being id of that medley, brothers have been in the music legendary EngUsh rockers in nearly two years (not overlooked. had past D.J. business, the sad thing about the counting the "Odds and Sods" release of last year), Bruce Schweiger le show without audiences reaction to the expectations were understandingly running high. Too nee behind him by Chambers Brothers as to D.J. is bad. us a short story Oct. 30-Nov.2 ^ quite different. After three songs Those fans expecting onther album in the style of iri named "BULA CREATIVE SOURCE & FRANKLYN AJAYE the band tripped up on stage and their epic "Who's Next" of 1971 wiU undoubtedly be in le same repitious gave the audience a healthy taste Nov. 4-5 for a let down since "The Who by the Numbers" comes MAXIME SELLERS & GARY HILL of a slow gospel of down-home gutsy rhythm and off as more of a attenpt to fell the time gap since Nov. 6-8 where a turbin blues, with a commendable har "Quadrophenia" rather than present anything that is WILLIE NELSON & FAMILY & in the audience monica solo by Lester Chambers. artisticaUy innovative or refreshing. ^SWEETHEARTS OF THE RODEO ^ The reaction of the audience was in song, with D.J. 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TekplMfM 349-3414 "Over 30 Y*art of Combined Exporionco" 11 Sports briefs dty slyto- iiidg%iur)( CCAA notes Volleyball Poloists win IM sign-ups Soccer team Danny Garrett, The women's volleyball Brad Bowlus scored six Intramural sign-ups are The CSUN soccer team CSUN's strong safety, team has some crucial goals as the CSUN water now being accepted for returns to action this has been chosen as this matches this weekend and polo squad smashed both men's and women's weekend at home against week's co-Defensive next week. The Mats, CCAA conference op table tennis. A singles Cal Lutheran College. Player of the Week along sporting a 9-2 record, will ponent UC Riverside, 20- tournament will be held with Chris Rice from UC take part in the UCLA 6, Wednesday afterncmn on Nov'. 5, and a doubles ••^eeeeeeeeeeeeSJBB Riverside. Invitational ^ Saturday. at Riverside. tournament is scheduled Garrett intercepted two Northridge led 4-2 at for Nov. 12. Anyone fy TherelSa vl passes in Saturday's Then the Bruins are the end of the first quarter interested can sign up in difference!!! football contest against and then boosted its two- the IM building located in • memmffm: here next Tuesday to try Over ii yuts Cal Poly, San Luis to avenge an earlier goal lead into a fat 12-5 the Snack Bar outside the of ttptrieiKC MCAT Utt UKCItt Duoo OC LMiacimts pr«>s4>nts Obispo. Garrett also season loss to the Mats. halftime margin. Coach PE building. : DAT imtn cUssri returned a punt 78 yards UCLA is the defending Pete Accardy let the • CHARL£S for a score. It was the national champion and second stringers play in : LSAT Voltminoui home BRONSON AK.XS (JF.MS & itudy mildijls second time this season has not lost a match since order to get extra game : GRE ' MKMAEi wirmce HTi that Garrett has run back it was upset by CSUN two experience against the MINKK.M-S CoutMt ttiM are : ATGSB consttfltlr updated O ''DEATH WISH" a punt for a touchdown, weeks ago. All home Highlanders. ISH'l Satiro\ .St. : ( VINCEjrr CASDC/IU and he leads the CCAA in Hoseda SSl-.'j.'W.J Ttpt tKilities lor > WIUJAM eUlFIEU) , MOMLANU volleyball matches begin Marc Kelly scored.four : OCAT revinirs »l diss ^ lulus* ' , HEOBIE HATKOCS punt returns with 13 for at 7 p.m. goals and Robert Gaona *i()nipU'U' supply of Kssons Old lor use « • " •• -DCAni vfiaH- : CFAT of supplementirY o : . keiAN GAeritLO 212 yards. added three. materiils e •^ ••-• :••.,. • . WEJODCU. «iiyi3 -ilvt-r smithing tools, • O '••'».. ••:•. .HALLANDCeS Rice, a starting fresh "It was a low-keyed tindin^^s. iS. supplies : FLEX Make ups lor * missed lessons Z man at UCR, made 10 Fund raiser game," explained Kelly. MICMACJ.W1Ninjl : ECFMG TCCMmCOUW Ai',.,r,„s,. iM,...j.s,. unassisted tackles, and KCSN, Northridge's "There was a lot of *(i\er 79 (iiflcrcnt sizes •NATL MEO EDS: assisted on four others, radio station (88.5 FM), is giggling going on." ot siKerwire in stock O including a quarterback raising money so that it 0 SAT-VAT With a 2-0 CCAA O wMtf Of call *ilusses O 3 Showings sack. can broadcast the record, Northridge faces * 1736 Wattwood Blvd. 0 Gary Davis has been remainder of the Matador Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo 2 Lo< Angclat. Ca. 90026 Saturday Nov. 1st *(Ut stones 1213) 474 2531 selected for the third time football team games. at home, Saturday at t 6-8-10 p.m. Engineering Rm. 100 this season as the CCAA KCSN's sUff is selling 10:30 a.m. The Mats' 1.5 per cent disrounl off 75cents Students & offensive Player of the discount cards to Golfland overall mark is 12-2. smithing tools with 1.00 General Public Week. 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Northridge won competition. onxiffense, and failed to stop the that game, .29-18, but then lost CSUN will b« playing Weber Mustangs on defense. in 1971, 44-7, and then again State College at Devonshire Runniiig attack last year. Downs Saturday night at 7:30 Chad Drecksel will open at Dana Potter. CSUN's injured p.m. tailback for the Wildcats with quarterback, was looking ahead WSC wiU be playing without Don Reddic starting at the to this year's match-up because its starting quarterback, Bobby fullback position. Both are of the injury he sustained last Martin, who is out due to a seniors at WSC and both year against the Wildcats. The broken wrist. Stepping in to measure 5'10". shoulder separation disabled replace him will be either junior Last season was a successful him for the rest of the season. Kramit Musseau or starting one for the two running backs, Receivers for WSC will be flanker Rod Bockwoldt. Bock- as Drecksel was named to the Bruce Bumingham at tight end. woldt started at quarterback All-Confa«nce team of the Big Rick Molina at wide receiver during the last half of the 1973 Sky League, and tied the league and Bockwoldt at flanker, if he season, but will open at flanker record for a run from scrim does not start at quarterback. if Musseau starts. mage, running 97 yards against Bumingham is a good Winless WUdcats Boise State. He averaged 5.6 receiver, and displays excellent The Wildcats are coming off yards per carry on 127 attempts blocking capabilities. He may their seventh straight loss this while scoring five touchdowns. be the best tight end in the season. WSC played nimiber Drecksel was a walk-on as a league. eight-ranked Idaho State freshman, and switched from Molina red-shirted last Sundial photos by David A. RaiUer University (Division II) last defensive back to fullback last season after transferring from position, with Ted Bellinger and suffering from a sore shoulder. week, and lost to the Bengals season. Scottsdale Community College Rod McDonald starting. Both Flannagan is a better nmner 20-3. Reddic was one of the premier in Arizona. Molina was All- are learning new positions, than Potter, and passed well in Northridge should favor a runners at the beginning of last Conference and All-Region as a transferring over from the the first half of last week's passing game Saturday, as season, racking up three 100- sophomore. offensive line. game, completing 10 of 19 The Wildcats will be playing passes. Potter may see action with two inside linebackers and Saturday, but Flaimagan will i[!I][n)(o]Oi]D two outside. At the inside start, and most likely finish the positions will be Dean Askew game for Northridge. and Walter Hays. Hays led the Drummer still out teatn in tackles last year, while Jessie Drummer is stUl out Askew is supposed to be the with a shoulder injury which he quickest senior on the team. suffered against Fresno State. Jerry Merz, a sophomore, and Drununer attempted tq play junior Roger Steinke are on the against UC Davis the week outsidev Both had a lot of after the Fresno contest, but playing time last season, and aggravated the shoulder in pre- neither make many mental game warm-ups and has not WSC will be starting an yard games to start the year. Bockwoldt started at flanker errors. He finished the year with an last season, and caught 18 seen action since. inexperienced secondary Kicking for the Wildcats will average of 4.3 yards per carry aerials for 344 yards and three consisting mainly of freshmen. be junior Dannie Marrelli. Danny Garrett is coming off and six scores. Reddic was scores. Starting at quarterback Bill Flannagan will open at Marrdli does both punting and one of his best games this named Player of the Week in midway through his freshman quarterback for the Mats for place-kicking duties, av^aging season, intercepting two passes the Big Sky League for his play year, Bockwoldt hit on 34 of 85 only the second time this 42.7 yards per punt, and and returning a punt 78 yards against CSUN last season. • passes for 461 yards and four season. booting five of 10 field goals. He for one of the Mats' scores The Wildcats embarrassed scores. Flaimagan started against has already kicked a 52-yard against SLO. Garrett now holds second place in the CCAA in Depleted pass defense three-pointer, which tied a interceptions with seven and in The pre-season outlook for school record. punt returns. the defensive secondary spots Mats look to Flannagan was that they were the Northridge will be coming Northridge draws its second strongest positions on the team. into the contest with a 2-3-1 bye of the season next week, The loss of players due to in record for the season. The Mats and plays its final home game of juries and other reasons has lost a tough struggle against the year when the Mats take on depleted the depth of the once Califomia Collegiate Athletic UC Riverside on Nov. 15 at the strong pass defense. Association (CCAA) foe Cal Downs. The offensive line will feature Poly, San Luis Obispo. Nor The Mats have three con sophomore guard Steve Kelly. thridge led at the half, but ference match-ups remaining, Kelly was chosen as the only played the old Dr. Jeckle and with one non-conference game All-Conference team freshman. Mr. Hyde routine, giving up against Cal State Fullerton He was also a pre-season pick three touchdowns in the second scheduled for Nov. 29. Cal for the All-Rookie team by half, the lead and the game, 23- State, Los Angeles and Cal Popular Sport Magazine. Don 14. Poly, Pomona will be the last Williams will be holding down Flannagan played a good two CCAA contests for the the guard position on the other game for the Mats, replacing Mats, with the Mats visiting on side of the line. the injured Potter. Potter is each occasion. At center. Kip Hunter will be anchoring the line at 6'3", 221 pounds. Hunter has greatly Sports Calendar increased his strength, and is Saturday, November 1 one of the best "long ball" Soccer—Cal Lutheran at CSUN, 1:30 p.m. snappers ever to attend WSC. FootbaU-Weber State at CSUN, 7:30 p.m. The defensive line finds Cross Country—Biola Invitational at La Mirada experience at tackle, with Women's Volleyball—UCLA Invitational Lorenzo Townsend and Steve Women's Swimming-SCWIAC relays At UCLA Parr as starters. Lack of ex Water Polo-Cal Poly, SLO at CSUN. 10:30 a.m. perience is a problem at the end