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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the The aiD ly Lobo 1971 - 1980 at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in 1978 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. ., Sk'RCIM(, 00 1967 P~UGEOT 404 STATION WAGON. AC, JOBS! JOllS! JOBS! Lower fee.~. No mouey down, Sl!I.I,.~HYPNOSIS WORKSHOP, Friday Feb. lith oor.u::ermMs t- radio, rfldialtires. Runs, needs some work. S450, 765· Special pay plmJ, Carecrmnkcrs Emplo)lmcnt fnlm 7:00-9:30 pm and Saturday 10:00 a111~S:OO pm...... $726 1/3) Agency, 205 1/t Wcllr.:"lcy SE. 265-~725 1/30 Co.,t $30.00, ,~tudents $20,00, Phone 262·0{l66 or 266· "'o· .JAZZ ,SAXAPHONIST SUPI\EME Grover 17R9. 218 ,.., Was)lipgton TCturns tq UNM's Popejoy Hall on 8. MISCELLANEOUS ....>. Classlfleds WcO,. Pcb, l at 7:30 Pm. Tickets for this ASUNM· H m-PEC Pr(!.~entation arc available al the SU!l and C'I-WAP W.ATERBEDS! Wutcr Trips $89.95 buys" 9. TRAVEL §'"' Classified Advertising Is located in Popejoy Hall Oox Oflicc~ o:~nO at all Tickctnl~lster you I) tltuk walnut .'ttoincd frame, 2) safety liner, 3) "' lvcations. 2/1 foam c~lmfort pad,_ 4) imy :o~ize ma11rcss with 3·year . t97~ EUROPEAN CHAJ dangerous," because more than -~:'· once he's had contaminated syringe ·-tjJ> i needles go through his glove and .- ~-- ~ All lee one time some chemicals exploded I on him. I OBO rhnru h)' . By PETER MADRID The 'Governor' Fred Woods at work. ---- 5) (cont. on pago LOBO Sports Editor The New Mexico Lobos vaulted into college basketball's elite top All Levi's ten in both UP! and AP polls released Monday night. Gym The 'Pack, sporting a 15-2 season mark, jumped in the UPI Facelift Reviewed coaches' poll from number 12 to number 8 and from number 14 to ming, weight lifting, dance, fen remodeling project would be number 10 in the AP sports writers' poll by virtue of wins over By MIKE GALLEGOS Brigham Young and Utah in the Pit over the weekend. Now LOBO Staff Writer cing, archery and all instructional, completed m two years after -tesearch and administrative areas funding was approved (one year for Not since 1968 when the Lobos finished with a 23-5 overall mark and an 8-2 Western Athletic Conference mark had a UNM team made UNM is reviewing the possibility Will be remodeled if the plan planning and one year for con of remodeling Johnson and Carlisle remains the same. struction). the co lege basketball top ten. In 1968 under head coach Bob King, the Lobos wem ;os high as Gymnasiums at an estimated cost Other remodeling priorities will Hooker said that UNM is number four in the nation. In 1%8, the Lobo~ were knocked out in the 13.50 of $4.1 million, UNM Architect include extensive remodeling of presently short of athletic and first round of the NCAA Tournament by Santa Clara 86-73 to kill any Van Darn Hooker said. Carlisle Gymansium. Other facets recreational facilities in comparison hopes of further post-season play. The Johnson Gymnasium of the Johnson remodeling project with national norms. He said UNM The Lobos had the likes of Willie Long, Petie Gibson and Ron remodeling project is presently include the modification of the ranks below other WAC schools Becker on the 1968 squad. second behind the Medical School present women's outdoor athletic such as Utah, Colorado State and Ten years is a long time to wait to break back into the top ten and resource facility on UNM's priority facilites and beautification of the Brigham Young as far as available national ranking hasn't come easy to UNM this season 'fl• • Jist, he said. , field and campus. recreational facilities are con The Lobos got as high as 18 after the December 3 win over New lobo The project will include the The project is presently in its cerned. The shortage is 1he main Mexico State but quickly fell from the rankings after lo~ing to placement of another deck on top preliminary stages. Before further reaosn for the pr<>rosed increase in Southern California in Lo; Angeles. rnza1nn~ of Johnson. The new deck will be attention can be given to it athletic and recreational facilities, The name New Mexico then reemerged in the top 20 after downing men's "We've got a feeling you're gonna like us.'! utilized as a general-usc gymnasium Architect Hooker said, the New >aid Provost McAllister Hull. Nevada- La> Vegas on the road. Since then. the 'Pack ha> rhcn in the Mexico Legislature must approve Whether the Johnson remodeling top 20 and this week hit the top 10. s h 0 p iiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ with new handball and racquetball and finance the multi-million dollar project will even get presented to In the Af' poll, UNM rccieved 210 votes. 32 fewer than numbPr mne couris, a gymnastics area and the legislature depends upon the Louisville and 22 more than number II \': ginia. locker space. The present swim· project, Hooker estimated the state's financial situation. .------...------;:-.------ • \I l/ j SJ1Ceiali:dn~ in Texas Instruments -. Lobos Dael~;paekin~ ~ .Monntainccrin~ Student VOWNTEERS '.? ·worl·d News Make Chouinard Equipment Net ;:; Price ::::.r, Pi vetta Boots 0 TI 30 SP .... , . 18" NEEDED,~ ,I~ it Kelty 0 ...... -· ~ SR 40 ... ,.... 25" ::. U,rges Safer Reactors i' Vas que SR 51-Il . , . . . . 50" ...., r Happen North Face TI 59 ..... , , . 254" 0 at BA., , ...... 29" 1:0 with MBA . , , . . . . . 67" 0 Carter Nixes S·atellites Must have UNM l.D. WASHINGTON (UPI) I think there ought to be a total handling of the case," he said, style! z Stan~ord -· UClA*-- CincinaW -· louisvHie*__ 00 Overseas Free coffee and doughnuts for all CUW'Cf~[9Q graduate students every Wed z "'- Programs nesday, 10 to noon. Room 208, "~< ~~w ~cell~ctQJ rLCDffi1'CfJ[9aAa.Q SUB. Offered ~ . (!)ti)[Ltf [L~[!l(J) ®@a~ a®~~ X UNM and the University of "r;· Colorado have signed an agreement Education Foundation 310-003 0 IS 0 that will allow UNM students to class meets in Room Ill i11 Mitchell !:!. participate ·in overseas study Hall, Tuesday 11-12:15 p.m. Not at <7, programs offered by Colorado. Woodward Hall. The instructor i,s r 0 Editorial Dr. Gerald Slavin, director of The Student Publications Board J. Martinez. t:C llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll111111111111111111 UNM's Office of International will meet Thursday 3:30 p.m., 0 Programs and Services, said the Marron Hall, Room 104. most important provision of the A seminar on "Exploration for 'Honeymoon' Over agreement "allows New Mexico Nuclear Energy in New Mexico" residents studying at UNM to pay Las Campanas' next meeting will will be given today at 2 p.m. in in-state Colorado tuition while be tonight at 7:30 p.m. in the Room 303, Farris Engineering Did you know that the parking situation at UNM for the past few participating in CU's programs Hokona Hall Lounge. All members Center. The speaker is Walter C. yean; has been a honeymoon and it's going to end soon? abroad. In addition, credits earned please attend. Ri.ese, a research assistant in the Yes, walking from the North Campus Parking lot after finding a spot will be accepted by UNM provided geology department. among the craters has been blissful joy. W.e couldn't ask for anything prior approval is obtained." more than to have the faculty get their parking stickers two months More information is available Assertiveness training, 6 weeks, UAPUAPUAPUAPUAPUAPUAPUAPU~PUAPUAPUAPUAPUAPUAPUAPUAPUAPUAPUAPUAPUAPUAPUAP before the students do. And we cannot·think of any other students who from Dr. Salvin at 1717 Roma NE beginning today. 1:30-3pm or 7-9 p.m. No cost. Enrollement limited, ~ ~· are as fortunate as we at UNM who show up late for class because we on the UNM campus. :::> :::> couldn't find a place to park. . call Women's Center, 277-3716, to . VET,' RICHARD DINEEN, CHAIRMAN of a UNM-Technicai register .. ~p., ~:::> Vocatjonal Institute (T-VIl had the audacity to say, "This University (UNMI has had a honeymoon and that honeymoon is quickly coming to ~ ~ ' an end - in. terms of parking." Dineen added that students at most A travel film about Lisbon will other major colleges in America have to walk farther and pay more for ' be shown Wednesday at 3:30p.m. parking stickers than UN M students do. at an information meeting on ~ cJ\ TTENTION SENIORS ~ Dineen conveniently forgot to mention most of the others do not live UNM's summer session in Por ~ :::> in car-oriented communities and are given incentives to utilize mass tugal, Ortega Hall, Room 153. :::> ~ transportation. . I< Oll"- \:..~IYHNEt vHlL 13E B~~tc\<.. \0 R'Ef\D \Ool'\'f's' ~ :::> He also forgot to mention that they don't hay_e parking task forces :::> ~ which sit around for a year and hold a couple of hearings and then take Free ceramics workshops will be C()l'f\\.C$ ~}.<:o.\\T f\rTE.R 1\H.S 1"\ESSf\<::\E .. " ~ ~ a study that "documents the obvious." offered on Wednesdays, beginning :::> :::> FOR EXAMPLE. THE STUDY CONDUCTED by the Albuquerque L etters .· DOONESBURY Feb. 1 from 12-1 p.m. in the crafts ~ Registration for the March 25,1978 ~ Urban Observatory concluded with such gems as "the highest con IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIII shop, located in the SUB basement. centration of parking ... occurs in·those areas nearest to UNM and T-VI ~ UAP ~ and ... in general, this concentration fades as one moves farther from Y()(J- AU. 1/taf<- p., :::> the schools." Or how about a conclusion that the number of cars in the Crackers Supply STIIN!J, a=~ "' Not doing much these days? Why 7HAT 71/IS OIS- wfi. ~ "88 hr. test" ~ area declines on the weekend? 90.1 not volunteer four hours of your ::,: :::> Editor: We could've found a couple of bright sixth-graders from the Monte fli}PTION IS GO- CA[)O~x time a week to someone who might I would like to bring a charge of "nepotism" against Bill Carroll, lNG 70 1/fr«:T, / ""· Tuesday, January 31 :::> ~ Vista Elementary school to tell us as much. campus safety officer. I called him Jan. 24, when the fallout supplies SCM&t!i?/1Pt35!/ KUNM News at 9am & Spm. need it? AGORA, UNM's crisis/rape center is having its ~ will be accepted only through February 15, 1978 ~. We've said it till we've gotten blue in the face, but we'll say it again. article appeared in the LOBO. He explained to me that the crackers / UPI News at I, 6, 8, I lam, There are no easy solutions to this problem. But as long as the were all spoken for. On Jan. 26, Fritz .6.11en, associate professor of I and 9 pm. spring Orientation meeting tonight ~ at the Registration Center ~ at 7:30 in Mitchell Hall, Room 122. population of UNM campus remains at more than 25,000, there are chemistry, is shown loading three-and-one half tons of crackers from Noon- Recent Lp by a French ~ :::> going to be a lot of cars. WE HAVE SUPPORTED THE IDEA OF the geology building fallout shelter. Allen went on to explain "Pigs will folk group, Malicorne, will Come and hear what we are all about. Can't make it? Call us at :::> improving the North campus parking lot. We have supported the eat anything." be featured. ~ See your College for specific college requirements. ~ 277-3013. proposal to increase the shuttle bus system and would even like to see it Pigs are a greedy lot, when they are full they still want more! 7:30pm- Public Affairs: :::> :::> expanded to the South campus. We have also supported incentives for In all, I can say Bill Carroll knew who he was going to give all of these Immigration- Excerpts from alternative means of transportation, such as bus pass subsidization. supplies to and further I can also say that the PElOple who got them are the Conference on Immigration ~ Don't Delay ~ The point that every task force or committee or whatever must face is not the ones who are hungry but the ones who are full. It is more dif and Social Impact and interviews trash crew thinks there should be that, no matter what, there will always be cars coming to campus. We fucult for a student, a resident of the un-employed community at large, with members of UNM Law less waste, he said. One is the ~ Register Today ~ may dissuade some of them, but in the meantime, let's take care of to feed animals than it is for the chemistry professors and all of the rest School. bookstore and the other is the those we've got. of the safety officer's buddies to feed their own. ,---This..program focus.es_on Latin printing plant. The "Governor" o Graduation Day ~ But calling this mess a "honeymoon," is like calling a Big Mac Nazario Sanchez America. said he thinks UNM should recycle ~~cuisine." 9pm- Home of Happy Feet: the cardboard boxes and paper. ~ Is Not Far Away! ~ Folk, bluegrass, country, He said, "There have been times ~ ~p western and more. when we've had to make two trips E·nergy Plan Buzz with our big trucks just to handle ~ ~ Ed:tor: .. Garbage Man · those two stops alone." · UAPUAPUAPUAPUAPUAPUAPUAPUAPUAPUAPUAPUAPUAPUAPUAPUAPUAPUAPUAPUAPUAPUAPUAP Something has been buzzing on city street corners lately. What's (con~. from paRe1) Woods expresses himself with being talked about is 'Albuquerque's Urban Energy policy as part of the warmth and humor in most every ~...... ~ Real Concerns The most interesting pickup area 701 comprehensive plan. San Diego is the only city so far to develop statement he makes. are the dorms, where all sorts of. one, and even though its prime goal is independence upon renewable He put the garbage business at Albuquerque Mayor Davis Rusk has heard a very valid requestfor an useful items are thrown away. "It is I ~ resources, it is a prime example of one written by the utilities. (The UNM in perspective when he said, independent citizens police review board from concerned citizens. not unusual to come across a amount of energy San Diego uses in pumping water from the Colorado "This job may be stinky and dirty At a meeting Sunday composed largely of Albuquerque minorities, working TV or radio," Baca said. ~ I is enough to power desalination plants. Also another discovery was but it's never boring." Rusk listened to impassioned pleas calling for the ouster of Police chief There are two areas where the that solar hot water heaters do a number on the gas company.) I ~ Bob Stover and several officers with a history of violent acts. If you think the oil companies are bad, wait till you see the electric The RUSK WITHHELD JUDGEMENT ON THE REQUEST for the ~ I citizens review board, but would do well to form such a board com utilities. As part of the policy, PNM would not be interested in any plans posed of people from every sector of the community. to cut Albuquerque's electrical consumption in half, or reduce top ASUNM Speakers I ~ Independent review boards have been successful in other cities. The executive salaries from $80,000 a year to less than $30,000. We can police department here does have an internal affairs unit as a check on exercise the municipal utility laws and establish a Solar Energy and Committee ~ I police and we really can't expect it to be objective about alleged police Electric Utility District; where rate payers vote for the board of directors of a non-profit corporation; Where the utility is regulated locally instead I ~ brutality. "8!3 rr KN{}(#N7MT/11!3, presents The citizens of Albuquerque are a concerned people today because of Santa Fe; and where the utility is accountable to local democratic 711!3 S7lJOI3Nl5 OF IIENRY of several incidents of violence lnvolving police. One young chicano processes instead of those few investors in Seattle and New York. Then /(/5S/NI3CR,AR8/UEARJN3 7lJ man died after receiving a blow on the head from a police officer who is we can elected Steve Baer as head, change the rate structure to finance M45K5 SYMBO/.!Z£ OUR. solar, encourage non-electrical back-up systems, and non-electrical SOl!PAR!TY tutlH 7HE RE facing charges of involuntary manslaughter. f'/?ES5E[} fJWPi.E5 OF !FAN.. Once A Vent solar systems. We can even put meters on neon signs, and stop such i ~ AN INDEPENDENT BOARD WHICH COULD make recom 1/NP... "\ mendations to both Rusk and Stover would certainly benefit the people corporate tyranny as CWI?, nuclear investments, Indexing, Demand ''SPOCK & I'' Pricing (where the consumer has to buy say 3KW whether he uses it or of Albuquerque. However, we must· issue a word of caution to some of the over not ... it's a method to stop wind and solar), or terrorizing the press by zealous who want to throw the baby out with the bath water. To be threatening to withhold advertising revenue. The present rate structure essentially amounts to welfare to the rich, ~ 2 fot 1 I sure, APD is not without its bad apples, but it is only the bad incidents that make the news. We never see reports of an officer handling a where the more you use the less you pay, thus encouraging waste, and thus increasing sales, and thus increasing profit. Aztec, Clayton, difficult situation peacefully without injury to anyone. So while a police board might help to get rid of a dangerous violence Farmington, Gallup, Los Alamos, Raton, Springer, Truth or Con prone cop, bear in mind that most officers including Stover, are doing sequences and Tucumcari are already consumer-owned electric utilities. More information about this can be gotten from the American i Snle their jobs well. ~ Public Power Association, 2600 Virgina Ave. Washington D.C., 20037. But what really has not only O'Leary and even the head of the New I ~ Mexico Energy Institute hopping mad is the idea of rapid im plementaiton of a solar based society ... that is a three year plan to by Garry Trudeau At our New loco.tion: ! convert Albuquerque as if we were a national guinea pig .... that is by ! with making each of our homes production units instead of consuming LOBO editorial phone 277~5656 LOBO Editorial Staff units. The power of an urban energy policy is incredible. There is a Edltor-in·chicf: Tim Gallagher strong water law system in New Mexico, and water rationing can be - L·EONARD 108 Vasscu SE Managing Editor: Rebekah S:tymanski I ! implemented with first priority going to home gardening, parks and ·~- News Editor: D.M. Flynn Photo Editor: Wendelt'T. Hunt trees and stop the waste of water going to front lawns. The water Sports Editor: Peter Madrid department can install solar greenhouses and "bread box solar hot pizzo., sandwiches, soups. so.lo.ds Arts Editor. Goorge Gesner NIMOY ~ ~ Copy Editors. Debbie Levy, Anna Poole water heaters (Using OCETA funds). Other options include reducing Ad Manager: Frank Sahu:ar the width of residential streets to 15 feet, low-interest bank loans, EDITORIALS: Unsigned editorials represent a majority opinion of the LOBO odltorlal boah:l. Monday, February 6, 8:00 pm ~ ! Ail other columns, cartoons, and letters represent the opinion of the author and do not grocery cooperatives, credit unions, transit, bikeways, and other ideas necessarltv re11ect tlle v1edw o'f the edltorl.al board, · ~ Tuesdo._y, Jo.nuo.r_y 31 from 11 o.m to 3 pm only ~ LETTERS: Letters to the editor must be t';ped and &lgned by the author with tho author's as a method of self-determination of our energy/employment future. Popejoy Hall slgnatu~o. address adn telophone number. Letters to tho editor should be no longer than 300 The utilities are out to stop decentralization and self-sufficiency, RESERVED SEATS words. Only tho name of the author will be printed and names will not be withheld. All loners Present expansion plans can easily finance solar, but pressure needs to that discuss issues will be printed. $4.50 & $3.50 geneml public I $3.50 & $2.50 students ~ . I OPINIONS: Opinion!~ must be typod and signed with the allthor's name, signature, address be brought upon the new elected officials in city government. The Tickets on sale at all Tlcketmaster Locations: please present student ID ond telephone number, Opinions should_be.no longer than 500 words, Ohly teh natne of tho ~ ~ public does hold the Ace' of Spade; and the Solar Energy and Electrical PopeJoy & SUB Box. Offices author will bo printed. and names will 'not be withheld. sale does not appi!:J to delivery service All submissions become tho property 01 tho Now Mexico Dailly LOBO and will be edited Utility District is a nice wav of saying to the Private Service Com All LP Goodbuy &. Generul Store Locations ~ Sorry, ·our ~ .only for length or possibly libelou~ contont. ~f changes are made, tho author will be con• H. Cook• Sf'Ortlng Goodli In Wlnroek • Candyman (Santa Fe) pany ... solar energy now, or else. 'Q,...... ~ tacted. Martin Nix l...... ;...... ~------~.------ .. 00 S; ,...... ,,.... >. ~ Lobos I M Deadlines ~flw ~ctllu~ .....,"'ro= Deadlines for intramurals skiing and free throw and weight lifting contests are coming up soon. 0 [J)A~ll~ [L!JJ[IlCJJ Lead Entries for mens' powerlift.ing and women's free throw contests arc due today by 5 p.m. in room 230, Johnson Gym. A participants meeting is t3,...l >. Pnntnglleze scheduled for Thursday Feb. 2 in room 124, Johnson Gym. Both events are ~ scheduled for Saturday, Feb. 4 at 9 a.m. 0 Intramural skiing will be Friday, Feb. 10 at Sandia Peak, starting at r- 0 Focuses On WAC u 12:30. Skiers must sign up in Room 230, Johnson Gym to get a discount in 0 ·x . ' ttl By PETER MADRID lift tickets. A slalom course and obstacle course will be set up for com 0 ::E" Acting LOBO Sports Editor petition. ;l: z" By ROBERT SPIEGEL / In weekend Western Athletic \C Who the hell is Pantaglieze, or Conference basketball action, the "Oil hQw did an off the wall bourgeois Colorado State Rams travelled to Texas Instruments ~ 0.."' the state of Arizona in hopes of philosopher become the leader of a Student Net l'rice revolution? The Vortex Theater picking up two road wins and PRO~TO opened its spring comedy season staying close to the UNM Lobos in TI 30 SP . ' ' ' .. ' ' . . 18' 65 the conference race . with Belgian playwright Michel de ':)•··"'""'" ""'". . SR40 . ' ' . . ' ' . . . . 25 .45 • When the Rams left the Grand Gheldrode's political farce Pan Todny's Speclnl SR 51-II .... , , ... , 50.95 tag/ieze. The play is light on Canyon State, they accomplished • neither feat. TI 59 ...... 254.95 political comment, but strong on Chicken Basket the bizarre, slapstick comedy of the Colorado St. went into the BA .. , ...... , .... 29.75 silent era. Arizona road trip tied with UNM at MBA ...... 67.95 3-0, and left 3-2. The Wildcats of The strength of the Vortex Large Coke Must have UNM I. D. production directed by Joseph Fred Snowden downed CSU 75-63 Toulouse is in the acting. In the on Friday then Ned Wulk's Sun Advanced facilities. devils trounced the Rams on J1.59 weak areas of the script, Saturday 89-67. ( HOLMAN,~, INC.) (presumably translation problems), Lower Level Professional climate. the actors used imaginative slap While the Rams were busy being stick techniques to carry the play. defeated, the UNM Lobes were New mexico Union Food Services 401 WyomingNE 265-7981 Bruce Rathbun as Pantaglieze, busy winning. Store hour!> M-F 8:00-5:30 Sat. 8:30-4:30 Exciting today. incorporated the mime of Chaplin Thursday night the 'Pack and the facial expressions of Stan downed Brigham Young 95-82 then Laurel to extend the charac on Saturday clobbered the Utah Wide-open tomorrow. terization of this naif. And as Utes in a regionally televised game Calabazo, Pantaglieze's servant 113-89. ' who also plays a central role in the With help from the PAC-8 RClncly NewiiiCln: A song for Clll reo.sons. revolution, William M. Reichert bound Arizona schools, and two At NCR Engineering and Manufacturing-San Diego you have a put in a high charged performance wins at home, the Lobos of coach Norm Ellenberger took over sole chance to earn an important place-as fast as your abilities that out did his MacBett of last fall. possession of the WAC lead with a permit-in one of the nation's most progressive digital computer Newman Hits the mark All of the actors in the systems facilities. You'll undertake non-defense assignments production performed very well,· 5-0 marks. aimed at improving business, financial, governmental and By ROBERT ~PIEGEL going for the laughs and leaving the After Saturday's Lobo win over the Utes, senior co-captain Marvin educational operations in more than 120 countries, and your seriousness to the audience. The Without a tight band laying down flashing solos to augment the concert Johnson said, "We've already benefits will include a thoroughly professional environment, an only problem was with the script climbed five steps in the WAC, but excellent salary, award-winning plant and laboratories, generous hall energy, and without an orchestra to enhance the Stephen Fosterish itself which tended to be too long we still have nine more to go to win vacations, educational reimbursement, and fully paid life, hospital melodies, Randy Newman, with the help of his piano playing, delighted the and overstretched the play's it., l and medical plans. A rewarding today, a certain tomorrow and a small audience at the Civic Auditorum last Friday night. His song selection potential comedy. All good comedy chance to claim your fair share of the computer future. To learn iipanned his entire recording career, and though he played nearly half of must evoke real human emotions The Lobes now take their 5-0 mark up north on Thursday night more, please reserve the date below. Little Criminals, his recent album, there was no particular period of his and problems, and though Pan writing that dominated the concert. taglieze makes use of a minimum of 'to Laramie, Wyo. then to Fort As with all of Newman's material, the older songs such as "Yellow these qualities, the cast brought Collins on Saturday to do battle Opportunity at B.S. and M.S. levels Man," "Davy the Fat Boy," and "l Think It's Going to Rain Today" them to a precise focus. Pan neaimt the ('ow hoy' and thL Ram~. sounded completely contemporary. Some of these songs are 10 years old, taglieze's reaction to finding his In WAC: action over the but Newman has always stayed so detached from mainstream music that weekend, it was ASU 66, Wyoming Important, continuing commercial activity in: new-found lover dead, and the his songs simply cannot be dated. revolutionary, Innocent's 62; Ari7tma 99, Wyoming 75; and Newman was especially talkative, and his bizarre sense of humor ran (Elizabeth Scott) last speech before BYU over UTEP 78-76 in overtime. Hardware Design and Development through his rapport with the audience. While introducing "Sigmund Perform design, checkout and documentation for state-of-the-art she is executed are two memorable computing equipment; coordination from specifications of a logical Freud's Impersonation of Albert Einstein in America," he said it was examples. WAC Standings .-·i<. " sequence of components and circuitry for a desired computer because of songs like this that he wasn't able to play the basketball arena. Pantaglieze will run for two more output; design of circuitry and logic for high-speed computers and During the opening lines of "Burn On," ("There's a red moon rising on weekends, Feb. 3, 4 and 5, plus W L Pet. ·'· systems. Additional opportunities to perform design of test the Cuyahoga River."), a large red spotlight shown on a moon on the \I equipment to check out computer systems. Candidates should be Feb. 10 1 II and 12. The Vortex is in ',! curtain. Newman turned around and said, "I wish Elton John was here to New Mexico 5 0 1.000 Interested in logical and circuit design. ForEE graduates. the alley at Vassar and Central and 'I see this showmanship.'' ' Utah 4 2 .667 pe1·formance time is 8 p.m. ' About 'halfway through his set, Newman asked for requests, and \i Colo. St. 3 2 .600 Software Programming I, proceeded to spend the rest of the concert appeasing the appreciative Arizona 3 3 .51J11 Origination, design, development and implementation of complex i software systems; development of original functional design and audience. He seemed surprised by the enthusiastic response. Albuquerque Ftee Theatre ' Ariz. St. 3 3 .500 I 3 3 .500 processing techniques; design and implementation of state-of-the audiences keep getting better. A professional Argentine BYU Wyoming 1 4 ·.200 art data base/file management software and a large-scale on-line Mack Macanally was a well-chosen opening act. He played an hour's theatrical company, winners of the multiprogramming executive design, flowcharting, coding and UTEP 0 5 .000 implementation of on-line executive softw'!J'e modules. ForEE, worth of his humourous, somewhat morbid songs. including one strangely 1975 Moliere Prize for Theater, will I Computer Science or Math graduates. cheerful song about going to funerals: "Let's break out the caskets." present a performance narrating the II ------:.- Although his songs lack Newman's complexity, they helped set the history of the Argentine Theater I! Firmware Development unusual, off hand mood of the night. since 1800 on the UNM campus. Results Positions requiring EE orCS degree to organize and implement "A Proposito do lo Nuestro" .~~f~ firmware programs to emulate computing systems; creative use of ("With Reference to Our Own ... ") existing computer logic for automatic diagnosis of hardware r\ malfunctions; develop programs to automate manufacturing will be presented in Keller Hall in procedures, simulate electronic circuit response and simulate UNM's Fine Arts Center on Friday, Please The fact that The MBXMcalculator was designed logic functions. Feb 3, at 8:15p.m. and admission is free. Industrial Engineering Presented entirely hi Spanish, the Coach for business professionals is a great reason Development method improvements in shop fabrication, assembly evening will include poetry operations and material handling techniques. BSI E required. readings, dances, folklore and By JANICE HENRY for buying one while you're a student. Buyl·FREE dramatic selections from well LOBO Sports Writer known Argentine dramatists in you how simple calculator Positions also for EE's in Getl We designed The MBA to more difficult calculations at ' cluding Borges, Arlt, Laferrere, The UNM women's track team analysis can be with The MBA Quality Engineering 5-7 Mon.- Fri. Discepolo, Marechal and Ghiano. competed in its first indoor meet of . help professionals arrive at the touch of' a key. Instantly. Factory Liaison Mon.&Wed. FREE BEER* The company includes director the seaosn over the weekend at the fast, accurate answers to a Aceurately. You may also enter calculator. It's 288 pages of 8:30pm-10pm Rodolfo Graziano. State . AAU meet in Tingley broad range of business and your own programs up to 82 understandable, easy-to-follow Coliseum. reading. And it's coupled to Tues.&Thurs. LADIES NIGHTS* • • • Preview "This track meet was a warm up financial problems. The same steps long, saving signifieant On-campus interviews 8:30pm-10pm for the girls, and it gave me an idea ones you'll face in your busi time if more than 100 real-world ex (All Ladies Well Drinks FREE) In the week ahead the LOBO of the' ·ents which we are strong in ness classes. you're doing amples that ~hnw you ;;tep-hy Arts section will be running some and the events in which we need to repet.itivt• slt'P how to make ealt'ulator Tuesday, Feb. 7 * $1.00 Cover work on a little bit more,'' Interest, annuities, ac special stories including exclusive classwOl'k analysis work f<>r y11u as ntover To arrange an appointment contact the Placement Director in the Lunches Served Mon. -Fri. interviews with Styx, Alvin Crow, Women's track coach Barbara counting, finaneP, bond analy Occupational Placement Office now. II you cannot schedule an Butler said. problems, lw fore•. Dixie Dieseles, Gerald Hobson and sis, real estatt•, ;;tatistin;, appointment for the interview date, please send a rosume to the Boogie To: many other interesting per For the UNM women harriers, University Placement Director or to the address below The If .vou're building" m•t>t•r sonalities. And don't forget the Susan Vigil captured first place in mal'keting, foret•asting, quanti MBA ,·omes the quarter mile run with a docking in hn, ;ll!'ss, The MBA busirws::; ·-- Woody Herman concert tonght at tative methods and nwny mun• with an Showdown the Popejoy Hall. It will be a rare of :59.1. finann:·: ,·al<'ttlator ean IH• orw "This was a pretty good time for course applieations al'l' in your illustratt>d chance to sec one of the greats in nf YPill' ~~ I'Ull;.':t•st. <'Ol'rH'l'StolWS. jan. the t'ir>t non-competitive track meet hands with The MBA. lPXt, "( 'al Uncle Nasty~s ol the season," Butlcr~aid. This powerful l'akuln!"r t'lJiator l.'bder ;Vew Manageme11t Women's shot-putter Debbie Du\i~, captured fiN in the event also ft•al ll n•:< !H't'IJ rog'J'a 111 ztwd \naly~;is !'or· I1usiLt'· .· Enti'J'tainment H Nit(•s 4418 CentralS K with a to'' of ~7'6". Right behind funetion~ that IP1 you (H'rt'onn tHtl!HP.tt rr1l1N. ]JP\\ ~'llit~~ ill'r in 'c.:ond was team llhlll.' ENGiNEERING AND MANUFACTURING-SAN DIEGO Ii Tlwrc•,.t Rcdinc~cr with a thrm\ nl 16550 W. Bernardo Dr., San D1ogo, Calif. 92127 J4'x··. • T~~.XAS lNSTRtJMlFNTS An equal opportunity employer Butler said. ·"I was ll'Hl pka>cd INCOR.I'OR.Al! II with the results of the mecl." QIJ i'•" J