o 3> Quality Education—4USF Stands Very High' by Herman Cowan, Jr. education, feels that one of the "The student must know that what clearly stated," said Thornton. "This immediate issues in this area is how is learned is to be transferable," told me that this University was This is the third (and last) part of a delcared Thornton. "It must be done willing to take a position on the to broaden the goals of liberal series on the life and philosophies of learning to include vocational ana in terms of generalized intellectual moral, ethical, and intellectual Dr. Robert A. Thornton. Dr. Thornton professional learning. processes. "The process," he says, problem of today." is a (retired) professor of physics at He feels that Dr. F.W. Nerv, must be explicitly identified and Thornton firmly believes though, the University of San Francisco. President of the Association of taught in such a way as to permit that the USF community would agree Part three of this series will feature American Colleges, supported this students to generalize what in that "self-renewal is always approp Dr. Thornton's view on education. point in one of his speeches to the particular and to apply what is riate in the ongoing existence of a "We as educators have today one Association. general." university." of the greatest creative demands on Nerv told his associates, "what we Thornton believes that there is no As for the quality of education at us to develop strategies for teaching, must seek is a meaning of syntheisis master plan for teaching. Each USF, Thornton says, "we stand very insights, and community spirit in the not only between the liberal and the teacher has a style and strategy of high, when compared to other classroom," says 81-year-old Robert vocational, but equally important teaching individualized for that universites." A. Thornton. between the liberal and the profes- teacher, explains Thornton. "Here," "We must recognize that the "This opportunity grows partly out sional. ne says, "the ultimate success for school has the distinct value of being of the fact that we have among our According to Thornton this is one ichieving to some extent is the stu- a small school." students, those who have not enjoyed of the most pressing issues directly lent's responsibility." This advantage however does not to a great extent, the cultural related to the student's preparation As Thornton speaks of education, prevent USF from falling prey to what advantage of others. They present to for an effective life in society. he begins to speak of the University of Thornton descrives as "the ills of us," Thornton says, "a diversity of Another issue which prompts San Francisco. society." background and initial attitudes." Thornton to speak out, is the issue of "I came here (to USF) in '67 because "The political ills and racial Thornton, in discussing higher the objectives of this university were "transfer of learning." Continued on Page 3 j&an •Jfrattristo ^ogfyom
Volume 73, Number 16 University of San Francisco November 17, 1978 Campus Ministry Wants SBS, Foghorn
by Steve Spinali sometime in January 1979. In Summer 1979, The Foghorn will be moved Even with the acquisition of Lone probably to Campion Hall, but Mountain College as a demonstrable possibly even to Loyola or Lone factor, the University of San Francisco Mountain. "space problem" lives on. Last year, "We want our new space to be Campus Ministry proposed a accessible to students," Splain stated program through which The Don, in a recent interview, "and we might The USF Quarterly, The Society of convert it into a student lounge." He Black Students, and The Foghorn mentioned that coffee, and perhaps would be moved to a less accessible cooking implements, might be part of campus in order that Campus available in an adjoining room. Splain Ministry might have more office also mentioned that this new lounge space. Since that time. The Society of would be primarily used by Black Students and The Foghorn are commuter students, and would most the only two student organizations probably be open on a 24-hour a day left on the exterior ground floor of basis. Phelan Hall; but new reported moves The Foghorn inquired whether the by Campus Ministry will preportedly campus had enough lounge space Campus Ministry wants the whole wing. remove these organizations from already without incurring additional their current office space. expense to create another. "That's if one reserves it well ahead of time. Splain mentioned, also stating that the Campus Ministry offices would be A meeting concerning the room possible," Fr. Splain admitted. "In Fr. Splain did mention, however, that aggregated in a single, accessible change will occur sometime in the that case, the room could be used for the new Campus Ministry space unit. next week, but on interview with Fr. meeting space for student would have an advantage over U.C. in This proposed move is causing Tom Splain, head of Campus Ministry organizations." He noted that that it is "more informal." considerable anger and frustration and University Ombudsman, meeting space in University Center Whether or not Campus Ministry among the Foghorn staff. One editor revealed a number of the plans for re "is all booked up." needs the space or not, they most stated: "Right now, we are in an allocation of university space. Personel at U.C. Desk, however, certainly see it as advantageous to excellent, roomy, and accessible area. Apparently, the College of Education report that 30% of University Center's their purposes. "There would be a If we were moved to Campion, our will be moved to Lone Mountain rooms are available a week in greater efficiency of space if we availability to new reporters would be (leaving much of Campion^HaH open) advance, and anywhere from 60-70% obtained the Foghorn office space," reduced — but just think oi what would happen if we moved to Loyola Final Election Results or Lone Mountain. Staff members would drop off like flies." This view is Senator at Large (1 yr term) Clubs Council Pres. Senator at Large (V2 yr. term) held by the several Foghorn editors. Ava McWashington-^- Julianne George Another editor stated that "without Willie McWashington yes 323 176 salaries, it's hard enough to get no 92 IJU Roseanna Marchetti people to write articles. If we were Abstentions 21 Dave Dobbs 216 put out of the way, the quality of the 94 Total ballots cast Peter Cullen -jf Foghorn would be drasticllly Cathy Conley 436 199 rpHuced." 150 Kevin Katerndahl Continued on Page 3 Tom Orozco-j^* 153 NRCC «LJ 317 Mary Consolacion Jeff "Action" Jackson*^ Guido Galli 60 INDEX 232 (write in) Angela McNulty -^ Dan Courtney**^ 215 Abstentions 110 Abstentions News 1-3 2 Peter Whalen 36 Editorial 4 Entertainment Total ballots cast Total ballots cast 5 Abstentions Entertainment 47 435 12 6, 7 Features 8, 9 Total ballots cast 218 Sports 10,11 * These candidates were elected to the respective offices under which they are listed. i Page 2 San Francisco Foghorn November 17, 1978 Freedom Fighters Lehman Responds to Foghorn Article by Michael B. Lehmann Association and its ability to represent (1.) The four faculty mentioned as There seems to be no trend President, USF Faculty Association the legitimate interests of faculty and having "decided to secede" from the whatsoever for other faculty to join librarians at the University of San Faculty Association do not constitute their cause. An article appeared on the front Francisco. The following is a response a trend. These individuals have (2.) One individual was quoted with page of the FOGHORN of November to some of the issues raised in that expressed their dissatisfaction with regard to "the ability to fight from 3, 1978 regarding the USF Faculty article. the Association over a period of time. within". With the exception of a so- called "conscience clause", there has been no "fighting from within" by this group. They have not participated in the democratic processes of the Association in order to change the policies of the custom-made rings Association. (3.) The assertion is made that the Association is interested in matters of salary to the exclusion of academic interests. This is patently false, and save 36.50 only serves to reveal the ignorance of those who make such a statement. As was accurately and extensively reported in the FOGHORN last year, the Faculty Association has initiated and entered into discussions with the administration a completely new proposal for the revision of the Core Curriculum. This is just one example of the many contributions of the Faculty Association to academic excellence at the University. (4.) One individual was quoted as saying that the Association has not accomplished anything in the area of personnel decisions and policies. Once again, this is an expression of ignorance. The Collective Bargaining Agreement contains a complete set of standards for promotion in rank for faculty and librarians which was proposed by the Faculty Association and agreed to by the administration. Moreover, the Collective Bargaining Agreement includes genuine due process in the form of grievance and arbitration for those who have been denied promotion or tenure. As a matter of fact, last year the Association was able to obtain, through the grievanceand arbitration process, a reversal of a decision by the administration to deny a faculty member tenure. I believe that this is the first time this has occurred in the history of higher education in the United States. (5.) An assertion was made in the November 3 article that collective bargaining in higher education and the Faculty Association in particular are antithetical to academic freedom at the University. This contention has been overwhelmingly rejected by the faculty and librarians. At a general membership meeting in the Spring of 1977 some of the individuals you quote raised the issue that academic freedom and freedom of conscience were threatened by obligatory membership in the Association. This On sale are our men's view was voted down by a majority of traditional Siladium® rings and over two to one. It was pointed out in selected women's 10-karat debate that there is absolutely no gold rings. These rings are custom- evidence that any faculty member's made individually for you. They are an academic freedom or freedom of exceptional buy at the price of $59.95. You get your conscience has been infringed upon choice of many custom features. Come see them today. by the collective bargaining agreement. Quite to the contrary, the collective bargaining agreement THE/IKRTIRVED REPRESENTATIVE fohn QulncyAdams hasaia- collection of college rings. ge gives full protection to academic tAs •k to see them. freedom. (6.) The old University Senate died precisely because it could not meet 3 days only! the legitimate needs of the faculty. The faculty and librarians resorted to Mon, Tues, Weds collective bargaining because they Nov 20, 21, 22 were confronted by Administration which was not responsive to the ONLY collegial approach. Collegiality has /WQIRVED /WC71RVED become an euphemism for ^COLLEGE RINGS BOOKSTORE ^COLLEGE RINGS paternalism. All it really means is that the administration consults with Deposit required. Ask about Master Charge or Visa. "Savings vary slightly trom style to style Cont rntcd on Page 3, November 17, 1978 San Francisco Foghorn Page 3 Students Have Right To Complain
by Theresa Hudson Dean. The teacher does not know from 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., and on had the right to complain against a that there is a complaint being lodged Any student having a complaint Tuesdays and Thursdays between teacher. This student figures that against him. Complaint forms are not against his teacher may take action by 10:30a.m. and 12:00p.m. Hegavethis since that one class is costing her shown to the teacher, and the identity filing one of two teacher complaint student a form on which she carefully $340.00 per semester, she is justified of the student filing a complaint is forms. These forms are available from compiled all of her complaints. in complaining. The form was given kept confidential. Nadine Stern, the undeclared advisor She also wrote a petition stating her to he student Business College A student not wishing to go in P135, the ASUSF office in UC402, or through ASUSF may go directly to the the Dean's office in Harney 240. A •w .^^, Dean. First the Dean will talk with the student should not file a complaint student to determine the seriousness form until he has first tried to resolve of the problem. Said Gary Stevens, the problem by speaking to the the Associate Dean of Arts and teacher. Science, "It's amazing how things If speaking directly to the teacher is appear to be serious but they really ineffective or undesirable to a aren't". He said that many times there student, then he can either file a is simply a misunderstanding student contract form or a student between the student and the teacher. complaint form. The student contact If the problem seems to be valid, form is for a student having a problem the student must write it down on the in a class, such as the desire to complaint form. Next, the Dean will withdraw after the withdrawal try to resolve the problem by deadline. On this form the student speaking to the teacher. Said Stevens, states his situation and how it needs to "Almost all cases are resolved be resolved. The Dean will read this quickly. Deans and faculty have a and decide whether or not the sincere interest in students almost request is valid. A student complaint without exception." Stevens said that form is filed if a student thinks that his the Deans need to hear the teacher's teacher is in violation of his contract side because "we do not assume that as stated in the agreement of the anything a student tells us is the Faculty Association with the USF absolute truth." administration. Nadine Stern If it is decided that the teacher may One student who is now in tne have violated the Faculty Association process of filing a complaint against desire for action to be taken, which Representative, who will take it to Fr. Contract, a discussion is held one of her Business Administration was signed by one-third of her class. Tom Splain, the University between the Deans and the teacher, teachers first approached Ross Miller, She said that some people were afraid Ombudsman. The student thinks that to which the teacher must bring a the ASL'SF Vice-president about her to sign the petition, even though their by going through ASUSF, her faculty association representative. If student rights. Miller is available in names would remain confidential. complaint will have more impact. the teacher appears to be at fault, the UC 402 on Mondays and Wednesdays Some students did not think that they Splain will take the complaint to the due process of law is begun. Thief Nabs Bicycles Lehman Responds From page 2, by Angela McNulty used on motorcycles; "A good solid some faculty some of the time over •not active within the Faculty chain with a good solid lock, with those issues which it chooses, and Association. Four bicycles have been stolen each chain welded together," takes that advise which agrees with (7.) The Yeshiva University case has from the USF campus this year. Three stressed Yasinitsky. those decisions the administration not run its course through the courts. of them were secured with the The lock should be of tempered was willing to make anyway. Faculty Most observers do not believe that it standard wire cable locks and steel. Tempered steel is treated so and librarians at USF have chosen will have an/ impact on collective padlocks. that it is not as brittle as steel in its collective bargaining because it bargaining in higher education. "Yosh" Yasinitsky, the Director of normal state. The locks pictured and permits them to address the (8.) Finally, in my opinion, if there Public Safety, stated that in one all non-tempered steel. They were administration as equals on matters has been any fighting for freedom on instance a bike was stolen in the easy prey for the wrong person at the related the conditions of behalf of faculty and librarians at the presence of student witnesses. The right time. employment, and permits that University of San Francisco, this fight students called Public Safety only "A good lock will not cost less than relationship to be reduced to a has been conducted by the Faculty after they had realized that the $18.00," adds Yasinitsky. 'contract which protects the rights of Association. I do not need to culprits were making off with the Combination locks are not sufficient faculty and librarians. elaborate on this; the record speaks bikes whose locks they had just according to Yasinitsky. "The best are It is curious that there should be for itself. To characterize the act of snipped. the American made locks with nostalgia with regard to the old resigning from an organization as Had they notified Public Safety the tubular keys. They cannot be picked University Senate on the part of those "freedom fighting" is demeaning to moment they had any suspicions the so easily." individuals you quote. I do not recall the true "freedom fighter", and guilty party could have been Public Safety encourages all bicycle them being active in the old would be laughable if it were not so apprehended, says Yasinitsky. Officer owners to know the make and serial University Senate, just as thev were pathetic. Peter Newell of Public Safety had number of their bicycle for sure been on the other side of the building identification. Yasinitsky is willing to Mortimer Adler, editor of Great Books of the Western World and the where the incident occured. The do engraving of student Driver Encyclopedia Britannica, will present a free, public lecture entitled "Why it main office could have radioed him. License numbers onto bicycles to is Sometimes necessary to Read Aristotle Backwards" at the University of Locks such as wire cables can be insure even speedier identification. San Francisco, Monday, December 4 in USF's University Center Main dismantled with wire snipers or more "Serial numbers leave a lot to be Lounge at 5:30 o.m. efficiently with bolt cutters. desired," warns Yasinitsky. "The To avoid this Yasinitsky advises that computers are slow, the driver license Career Planning & Placement center the chains to be used on bicycles number is the best bet." should be of the same quality as those Public Safety encourages students Recruiting Additions & Changes to report anyone suspected of The following companies arid graduate school programs have added Thornton Talks tampering as soon as possible. to the fall recruiting schedule. Details are available in the Career • Yashinitsky also stresses that students Planning and Placement Center, Campion C-7. on Education must keep their bicycles in racks where they are visible during the day 11/27 IBM Field Engineering Division From page / 12/1 Burrough's Corporation, Branch Systems Division complexities might, in themselves, and at night take them into their INTERVIEW influence in a negative way, the dorm room. (Systems Support Representatives) SCHEDULE opportunity to acquire the kind of 12/4 Peterbilt Motors (Production Planners, Production competence which the student Campus Ministry Trainees, New Parts Planners) seeks," he says. From page 1 ADDITIONS: 12/6 Burrough's Corporation, Business Forms Division At the age of 81, Thornton, an Nonetheless, the Foghorn move is (Marketing Trainees) educator in every sense of the word, officially on the schedule. "I would is not about to let the "ills of society" like to see the Foghorn have 11/17 Harvard University Law School (UC 419, 1-3 p.m.) prevent .him from doing what he adequate operating space," Fr. Splain {INFORMATION 11/28 Data Pathing (UC 301. 12-1 p.m.) loves to do — educate people. stated. But most staff on the Foghorn SESSION 12/1 American Bankers Life (UC 421, 9-10:30 a.m. and From a colored high school in feel that the possibility of putting out ADDITIONS: 12-1:30 p.m.) Houston to the University of San a quality publication depends on its Francisco Thornton has done his best present location — a location it may 11/17 Emproium to prepare students, "to become very well be forced to sacrifice to 1*1/21 Metropolitan Life Insurance effective and creative citizens in a make duplicate lounge or meeting CANCELLATIONS: 12/6 San Francisco City & County. facilities. democratic society." (•»•. .mow:m.mk+.m»>.»m* > •*•»»a*a» —***•» •• III —a*t- •» awatawtatmwi•**•»»• J November 17, 1978 San Francisco Foghorn Page 4 Ethnic Education: The Administrations' Problem by James DeFrantz that the culture, history, literature, was never meant to do more than University that the traditional Last month, a program was and art of Third World people was "take the heat off" of college curriculum does not sufficiently announced by the department of excluded by the traditional administrators? What is to become of include information concerning Health Education, and Welfare departments. One of the major goals the remaining Ethnic studies whereby funds will be made available "The program is just that, a porgram of Ethnic Studies then, was a programs? to aid the cause of Ethnic Studies that doesn't seem to be anywhere ameliorr:e this situation. These are questions we must ask programs in institutions of higher near the departmental stage." However, from the start, Ethnic ourselves at U.S.F. where although education throughout the country. Studies had a doubtful prognosis. The the Ethnic Studies program is still This program was initiated after an Third World people. And yet, the pattern was quite similar across the alive, we see the national pattern in alarming statistic was realized, over- continued deniai of funds and country. Ethnic Studies programs progress. The Ethnic Studies program half of all ethnic studies programs that security (via departmentalization) failed to receive the financial support at U.S.F. is now in it's eighth year. The had been instituted in the late 1960's shows a lack of commitment on the necessary to function adequatelv. program has yet to receive the are now defunct. part of the Administration. funding necessary to hire faculty in However, when one analyzes the "many institutions refused to include numbers that would allow it to offer a It is up to those who continue to history of such programs, this trend is Ethnic studies courses in the core wide range of courses dealing with suffer the most from this lack of predictable. Before 1965, the number commitment, students, to check the "curriculum" Third World peoples. Thus, the of Ethnic Studies programs in program is forced to limit it's scope. situation. Student action originally institutions of higher education was Very few, if any of these programs The program is an interdepartmental served as the catalyst for forming negligable. As a result of the various were allowed the performance of one, which means that at any time, it Ethnic Studies programs and student social change movements of the departmental status. Furthermore, may be annexed by the traditional action is the only thing that will insure times, demands were placed on the many institutions refused to include departments, never to be seen or the future of such programs. administrations of colleges and Ethnic Studies courses in the required heard from again. The program is just As the federal government tries to unversities across the country. or core curricula. As a result, that, a program that doesn't seem to halt the disappearence of Ethnic Eventually, educational programs enrollment in Ethnic Studies was be anywhere near the departmental Studies on a national level, a close that reflected the cultural diversity of chronically poor. Ethnic Studies stage. watch should be kept on the fate of the United States developed. programs everywhere died a the Ethnic Studies program at U.S.F. The situation of the Ethnic Studies Theoretically, Ethnic Studies "natural" death after about only five The loss or further diminishing of the program at U.S.F. is critical. The very programs were t o foster an awareness years in existence. In light of this program would indeed be a step away fact of the Ethnic Studies programs' on the part of students. It was agreed pattern, could it be that Ethnic Studies from education. existance is an admission by the Letters To The Editor "Offended By The Issue 55 Dear Editor: The following letter was sent to all My response to Dr. Lehmann is: injury in several ways, some of which members of the Faculty Association are: to anonymous colleagues. What is This is to express my deep concern of USF by Michael Lehmann, revealed is a failure to provide the regarding the text and the tone of a courtesy of a reasoned, reasonable President of the USFFA: letter I received, addressed "Dear response to an unreasonable Providing — Colleague," and dated November 3, situation. "November 3, 1978. Dear 1. anonymity to the user of the 1978. While it would appear that the Colleague: At the November 1,1978 social epithet; It is hoped that there exists a vestige letter was sent to members of the general membership meeting of the 2. acceptance of the use of the of the courage of conviction, an Faculty Association, this is not clear. Association the word "nigger" was epithet; element of elitism that is willing and I am offended by the manner in used during debate. 3. a rationale for such use; able to rise above the current trend of which this issue of a racial epithet has It was clear from the context that 4. an excuse for accepting this perfunctory performance in "higher been treated. the speaker used the word ironically behavior from the faculty "group education" at USF. It is hoped for the I was not present at the meeting at and was indicating his own leader"; reason that such an inadequate, the time Dr. Ralph Lane, a sociologist, disapproval of the word itself. 5. an excuse and mechanism for inappropriate behavior as name allegedly made the statement that Nonetheless, on behalf of the condoning such behavior;and calling or the use of epithet harms all "the faculty should stop acting like a Association, I regret the use of this 6. discourtesy in a veiled apology to of us, not simply the target bunch of niggers," but your population. word and extend my apologies on the invisible. characterization of his use of the behalf of the Association to all black I trust that this is helpful to you. word "during debate" is members of the Association and to inappropriate and insulting. You have the entire black community." Sincere concern for Black people succeeded in adding insult to the cannot be revealed in a letter which Respectfully, contains the above. This concern Anita P. DeFrantz Too Much Sports ? cannot reveal itself in a letter written Associate Professor
Lack Of Foghorn Support THE SAN FRANCISCO FOGHORN
Dear Editor: Needless to say the event was not 2345 Golden Gate Ave. sports oriented. Instead it was the San Francisco. Calif. 94117 Last week's issue contained no less opening night of the College Player's than five pages of sports and a plea for Herman Cowan, Jr. The Glass Menagerie. Support was student support for the USF Don's Editor asked by this paper's editor for the upcoming basketball season. Sports is worthy Dons, yet the same paper sees a crucial part of the university both it not necessary to mention an Managing Editor Marcel la Farragher spirit wise and financially. But man opening night to a two weekend Newt Editor Matt Mallet does not live by sports alone. Sports Editor T.R. Sullivan event. The Dons have had their There are other areas of interest Business Manager Terry Kelly "cold" times and the College Players Photo Editor which go beyond who made what Mike McGuigan have had their "bombs" but "The Entertainment Editor George Epsilanty points against whose team. This is not students must be the spark that will to say that the sport section is not ignite the team and inspire them to be StaH excellent. Mr. Sullivan has things well victorious" (as quoted from Mi. in hand. But there are other student UM Maurino, Chris Nowak. Mike Liang. Ted Brook-** Lin Clark. Sharon Good-ill. Cowan's last week's editorial) But activities and events worth Vaniecia Williams, John Gleason, Lisa Coffey, Tricia Sanders, Bill W»gnl, Jeffrey how can the students be supportive Mlnham, David Harpster, Lucritia Heyward, Steve Graziani, Debbie Aden, Thomas mentioning. when they are uninformed? Barbara, Laurel Jo Rogalla. Annette Bassett Charlotte Ratzoiaff. Jeff Gardy, Rick Leaf, For instance there happens to be an Reed Barton. Lucretia Heyward, Augustine Oropaza. Dennis Strazuto. The Foghorn, as a student organization on campus that began publication, must diversify and an event last Friday night. There were The San Francisco FOGHORN is the official student newspaper of the University of San include a more variety of student no less than two articles written and Francisco, published Fridays during the academic year with exceptions to holidays, interests. intersession and summer session. It strives to promote e best interests of the submitted before the Foghorn University. Editorials do not necessarily reflect me opinio. A the student body A* deadline, yet no word appeared in Thank You, unsigned editorials an by the editor and the contents, of all issuer is the sole print. John Fennell responsibility of the editor November 17, 1978 San Francisco Foghorn Page 5 -***--a*-a*a*a*a*a*-a*a*a*a*a*a*a*-a*a*a*a*a*a*a-*-----lafa-an.
smoking a cigarette. He would be role. Jim is an optimistic person who much more effective if he sat quietly trys to bring a little sunshine into a while talking. household totally devoid of any such See Glass Menagerie But on the whole Taheny does a thing. Fennell does a particularly fine job. He brings across well the good job in the final scene with Laura frustration and rage of Tom, such as where Jim finally starts to bring Laura It's hard to know what to expect daughter, Laura (Mariann Crosby), an angry tiger cooped up in a cage, out of her shell only to have to tell her from a College Player production. In has fallen into a life of isolation and yearning to be free. His finest he's engaged to be married. It's a very the past they have come up with some shyness and is unable to cope with moment in the play comes near the dramatic and touching scene that really good shows such as "Guys and either the real world or the one her end of Act One when his mother Fennell and Miss Crosby handle well. Dolls" and "Midsummer's Night mother wants her to have. Rather she suspects that Tom is going out The costumes reflect the time in Dream" but they have also come up wants to be left alone with her drinking and cavorting every night which the events took place but there with their share of bombs. However Victrola and glass animals that she instead of going to the movies. Tom is one costume that is an essential part this time the oldest producing loves more than anything else. wishes it were true and he gives her a of one of the plays themes. It is a long company in the West has come up The father never appears in the play wild tale of criminals, gangsters and red dress that Amanda digs out of a with a winner in the "Glass except in a picture that hangs in the intrigue. The more Tom talks the trunk to wear the night of Jim's visit. It Menagerie." family living room. In the picture the more he gets into it and in the end he makes Amanda young and vibrant Forthose unfamiliar with the "Glass father appears as if he is gloating over is almost beside himself in frustration. and once one sees the dress on her, Menagerie" its a play written about his escape from this madhouse. Miss Dandolo also does well in her the implication is clear. an unusual family living in St. Louis Finally the mother asks Tom to role as the incessant nagging mother. College Players boast that they are whose lives are interrupted one night bring home someone he knows at At times she is humorous but Miss dedicated to all around theatre by an emmissary from the real world. work for dinner and so he can be Dandolo can make Amanda frustrate developement for each student and It's a tough play to put on because it introduced to Laura. The dinner the audience. Her best scene comes the "Glass Menagerie" reflects that has a lot of monologue's and guest, Jim (John Fennell) is an in the second act when Jim comes to aim well. They deserve a lot of credit monologues have a way of putting ordinary warehouse worker but he dinner and while the intended for their work in this production. audiences to sleep. has a profound effect on all three. To recipient of Jim's attention, Laura, is That's not to say that the play was There are only four characters in Tom he is someone who understands sitting quietly and helplessly on the perfect. The first act does seem to the play. The mother, Amanda, his need for adventure. Laura couch, Amanda is totally dominating drag at times while there are various (Francesca Dandolo) who dreams recognizes him as a schoolmate from their guest. Miss Dandolo becomes so technical errors throughout the play. about her youth in the Old South with the past that she loved from afar while good at bringing this across that you Even with the most excessive servants and gentlemen callers at her Amanda uses Jim to feel young again feel like getting up and telling her to amount of publicity, most College beck and call. She has two offspring, a as if Jim were a gentleman come to shut the hell up. Player productions end up going son and a daughter. To her son she call on her. Mariann Crosby is good at drawing unnoticed by the student body. has laid the responsibilities of The play is actually a narration by sympathy to Laura. During the entire However a student will really be breadwinner as well as being a father Tom who appears to us before each play she makes Laura look like the lost missing a fine show by not seeing the to his crippled sister. To her daughter scene as he looks back on the events sheep that has been kicked once too "Glass Menagerie". It's very the mother wishes the same life she in retrospect. The lighting makes many times. While Miss Crosby has unfortunate that the students of USF once knew as a young girl. these retrospections good; a cold trouble injecting different inflections continually drag themselves to the However the son, Tom, (Mark foggy night hundreds of miles from into her speech, she is great at making assinine dorm parties that inflict the Taheny) wants to follow the St. Louis. However, Taheny has the outward expression reveal the campus because, for the same price, adventurous life he sees in the trouble with these scenes. He inward feeling. they are missing fine entertainment movies and believes his father, who distracts from the audience by pacing In being a normal everyday person, from the West's oldest producing left the family long ago, is living. The back and forth and awkwardly John Fennell may have the toughest theatre company.
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excluding only their very early works Ian Anderson of Jethro Tull which were more blues and jazz- oriented. This album contains the title tracks from five albums: Aqualung, Songs From The Wood, Minstrel In The Gallery, Too Old To Rock and Roll and the famous Middle Bit from Thick as a Brick. It also includes such classics as Cross-Eyed Mary, Sweet Dream, Ian Anderson's flute solo, Locomotive Breath, and it's spiced with two instrumentals by Martin Barre: Quatrain and Conundrum. •3A The band has always been a natural for a live album, but theirdemand for fl > perfection delayed this production for a long time. Finally everything was right: the equipment perfect, the band in great form and the results were awesome. A double live album needing no editing and very little PS mixing, with the quality that Tull demands shining throughout. Yes, for all those Tull fans who have waited years for a live Tull album (other than their bootlegs), this is an album worth waiting for. If you aren't one of those, here is the album that JETHRO TULL Bursting Out will draw you in and convert you immediately. What more can be said? Chrysalis CH2 1201 Bursting Out is great! In my opinion, there doesn't exist a finer live album by any other group to this date. To start, let's get things straight: guitar; John Even, piano; Barriemore Bursting Out: "Aqualung my friend, Jethro Tull are a six man band of As for the concert last weekend, for Barlow, drums; David Palmer, don't you start away uneasy. You poor which Ian Anderson is the lead singer, those socalled rock fans who believe synthesizers and keyboards; and old sot, you see it's only — could be one-legged flute player. Jethro Tull Jethro Tull is washed up, this live filling in admirably for the ailing John you!" are not a person; They are and band. production could reconvert even the Glasscock was Anthony Williams on A Tull concert is like no other. It Rare talent!. In their ten years of most cynical of Tull critics. Not only bass and vocals. isn't simply great music, it's great recording, they have released 15 was last Sunday's Oakland Coliseum They opened the show with No music set up on a medieval stage with albums, 14 of which are gold, and six concert satisfying, it was downright Lullaby and Sweet Dream as they do six very talented and enthusiastic are platinum. And now, their latest fun! Tull has for years been one of the on Bursting Out, but from there they actors ready to show you a great time. release, Jethro Tull Bursting Out is a world's premiere live acts; last go into a great version of Thick As a As Ian Anderson puts it, "You're double live record already gold and Sunday reinforced that widely-held Brick, Songs From the Wood, One never too old to Rock and Roll." See sure to become the band's seventh belief. Ian Anderson, the whirling Brown Mouse, and My God (with you next time. platinum album. dervish madman and catalyst of Tull flute solo included), a song they The material on Bursting Out spans was in rare form as was the rest of the haven't done for three years. They by The Lomas Brothers nearly the band's entire career. veteran rock unit: Martin Barre, lead closed with the same ending as on (Ray and Mick) BAR WARS by Reed Bartron
Following Sea — Pier 39. Following Sea is a quiet bar — restaurant in the brand new Pier 39 arcade. Once you get into the complex, you might have trouble finding it. It's kind of tucked away off to the side. Actually, it is very easy to find. You just climb two flights of stairs, cross a bridge,divefrom the 87 ft. tower and you're there. Once you do get there you will find one of San Francisco's longest bars which is enclosed by a picture window overlooking the marina, moors, boats etc. This is also one of the best stocked bars in the city. They have everything from plain ol' beer to ginseng liquer. And the drinks are well made. And they cost $1.75. The atmosphere is very kick-back as is the music. The entertainment consists of a guy playing a guitar and a chick singing in a Minnie Ripperton voice and style. Carding is non-existent during the week but heavy on the weekend. Good place to butter up your date for whatever. ' -* » •* - - - ** » Flight Deck — Travelodge at Oakland Airport. This is a place I went to on the night of the USF-People's Republic game. What does a Travelodge Motel bar have to offer? Not a whole lot, actually. They do, however, have a dance floor, d.j. booth and a d.j. playing Top 40 disco. Drinks are-sorta all right — nothing to write home about and they cost $1.25. ($1.75 on MAGIC weekends). They will start a bill for you, and the waitress is a fox. ATERRIFY1NG LOVE STORY y t Tt r " " JOSEPH E LEVINE PRESENTS Mama's — /nCrosvenor Towers, California & Jones on Nob Hill. Just the MAGIC area should tell you what this cocktail lounge is like. If you guessed ANTHONY HOPKINS ANN-MARGRET luxurious, plush, classy, and expensive, you win. As a matter of fact, this is BURGESS MEREDITH EDLAUTER definitely not the place to go on just any ol' night, but on a night of EXECUTIVE PRODUCER CO. ERICKSON celebration or on a night of a momentuous endeavor. Girls, this would bean MUSIC BY JERRY GOLDSMITH SCREENPLAY BY WILLIAM GOLDMAN, ideal place to take your beau after the Crystal & Ice on Saturday night. BASED UPON HIS NOVEL PRODUCED BY JOSEPH E. LEVINE The Pub — Geary and Masonic across the street from Sears. On first AND RICHARD P LEVINE glance The Pub looks like any ol' rinky-dink, corner, dive bar displaced from DIRECTED BY RICHARD ATTENBOROUGH PUNTS BV DE LUXF TECHMCOLOR* j, jr*2*r„2_ r^\ the tenderloin district. Well, it does look displaced, but from Union St. They have a couple of female bartenders that know how to make a drink for about $1.50. The crowd is very Union St. also, i.e. a mixture of bar-goers NOW PLAYING AT A THEATER NEAR YOU holding conversations involving everything from football to Marx. They are CHECK LOCAL NEWSFAPERS FOR THEATER LISTINGS sort of like intellectuals or pseudo-intellectuals. Anyway, what little music there is, is drowned out by the people talking. Oh, yes. They do card. Well, kids, have a good weekend and a great Thanksgiving. November 17, 1978 San Francisco Foghorn Page 7 'Magic' dummy misses horror peak by Steven Spinali the fact that the major conflict of the motion picture doesn't begin until As a scriptwriter, William Goldman the film is half over — but even that has a particular talent at being able to would have been excusable if the create cinematic tales which bring movie had packed in some truly together two or more elements which choice moments of terror. anyone would find utterly The primary problem with Magic is frightening, and use them as the basis that the ventriloquist's dummy never for a story. If you remembered realizes much of its inherent potential Marathon Man, you might also recall for horror; if, for example, the that, in a stroke of brilliant perversity, dummy would begin to move, or if a he combined a dentist and a Nazi in a supernatural twist were incorporated single character, and somehow made into the plot-line. Magic would be a the whole thing quite convincing. much more compelling work of In Magic, a new film currently terror. As it is, the dummy is rather playing at the Alexandria Theatre in threatening, but the device is not San Francisco, he has brought really exploited for all the thrills it together madness and a could elicit. ventriloquist's dummy in a character The screenplay is pretty solid, most played by Anthony Hopkins, and of the acting (save Ann-Margaret's although the suspense isn't as performance) maintains a high level pronounced in this thriller, there's throughout, and the direction is brisk still enough tension to keep many ANTHONY HOPKINS stars as a ventriloqu is t who creates a sensation with and sure. And I have one reminder: movie-goers very frightened, indeed. his acid tongue dummy, FATS. horror films are one genre of the Anthony Hopkins plays a shy, cinema which obtains more diverse retiring stage magician who finally support for his own personality. It certainly has its moments, but audience reactions than any other incorporates a dummy into his starts talking to him without Hopkins' somehow, the grisly proceedings film form. Some viewers at the time I routine in order to add novelty to his control. And when Hopkins and the never reach a dramatic peak, a single was watching Magic were snickering card tricks. Unpredictably, he dummy decide to take a breather in focus of horror which leaves you throughout the whole film; others becomes an underground sensation; the rural part of New York where he transfixed when you leave the were genuinely frightened beyond but as his success becomes more and grew up, he meets a simple girl (Ann- theatre. Partially, this fault is due to belief. more evident, his fear of success itself Margaret), and encounters murder. rises to the surface of his personality. As a motion picture, Magic is a His dummy becomes an extension, a ne man cast nicely mounted production and a lingering spell of awe and wonder, of magical innocence overcoming evil, of simple courage conquering fear — he gave us the legend that will live forever in our minds. J.R.R. Tolkien triumphed with the perception that a single dream is more powerful than a thousand realities. Come to Middle-earth, a world beyond the fuhhest reaches of your imagination.
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by Steven Spinali
Picture this situation: You're in your brow as your heart races faster your name was?" You sigh in relief good.marks in Psychology. You don't Psychology class, and, as always, you than Jesse Owens doing the 100-year and wipe your fevered brow. After have to know what the terms mean. haven't prepared today's material for dash. Before long, you discreetly slip class, all of the attractive co-eds Just choose a word (any word) from discussion. Anxiety sets in as the out your Foghorn and begin to gather around you, and they're just Columns A, B, and C — and you have professor, scanning the classroom for answer. dying to study with you... a legitimate psychological term. fidgety, unprepared students, picks "Well, um, I think that, uh, Kelley's Really. For example, say you choose on various people in the class for emphasis on complexive "empirical" from Column A, answers — even when they haven't psychodynamic drives would be in "developmental" from B, and raised their hands — a bad sign. You conflict with the inorganic clinical "consequences" from C. You have know you're going to get picked states described by Wolpe. the term "empirical developmental before long. But the worst part is that Otherwise, they would be in consequences." Sounds good, everybody seems to really know the agreement." doesn't it? answers, and that you'll look even The entire class turns to look at you Well, try it. And get that straight A more like a dummy when you can't as you complete your answer. As you you've been trying for. give the correct reply. Finally, the look to the front of the classroom, professor asks the futal question, you find you cannot avoid the "How would Kelley regard Wolpe's professor's steely glare as he bounces research on reciprocal inhibition?" the eraser of his correcting pencil on A The instructor surveys the room. the podium for what seems like an differential "Hey you — the one who's been eternity. "Good work, young man! comparative taking notes all period — answer that For my money, you're the only That student could be you. The empirical question." You bolt up in your seat, student in this class who's going to get Foghorn has herein assembled a list of complexive frightened. Beads of sweat collect on an A this semester. What did you say terms from which anyone can obtain individual inorganic conditioned
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Poetry Contest
The Features Section of the Foghorn, in the lesser traditions of literacy and taste, is sponsoring a "Bad Poetry Contest." The object of this competition, as one might expect, is to discover how really putrid, pretentious, and unoriginal college poetry can really be. The winning (or should we say, losing) entry will be printed in its entirety on the Features Section of the next Foghorn, two weeks from now. If you want, we'll print your name on the by-line for the poetry. If you want, we won't Because California's still a growing AI the same lime, no one can We're serious about this, you Blackouts? state, there are more people afford io cut back on conservation. We needing homes and jobs and other must all conserve electricity in every know. Any entries of poetry for this Brownouts? things that depend on electricity. way we can. contest should be submitted no later And the law requires that PG&E We don't like to be the ones than noon, on Tuesday, November28 In California? provide adequate electric service to tell you about the possibility of — and earlier, if possible. Judging will for everyone. shortages. But not telling you the occur that afternoon, and the Well, not really, not yet. But It takes five to ten years or facts would be a greater disservice. winning submission will be printed in over the next 10 or 15 years electric more to bring a new power plant If you have any questions, we'd its totality on Friday, December 1. In shortages are inevitable...unless into service, so it's important that like to hear from you. Just write: addition, the winner will receive a more power plants can be built. we start now. But governmental PG&E, P.O. Box 3728, San Francisco, Even though all of us continue approvals of all kinds are needed CA 94106. delectible grab-bag of exciting items which would entice even the most to conserve electricity, power needs to build these new power plants. To keep things running in the 1980's, are expected to double by 1999. And the approval process has we must begin new power plants today. jaded college student. Send your slowed down so much that it may entries to Phelan Desk, and address cause power shortages in the 1980's. PG^E them to the Features Editor, Foghorn Faster action is needed. Box. Have funl November 17, 1978 San Francisco Foghorn Page 9
by Steven Spinali Tales Of The Hilltop The sky was darker than stained out of their windows at the symphony It was still stormy as the rain- its radiance. leather as torrents of rain fell vio of agony which was being composed drenched Joe Student trudged down "W-why, hello... um, hi..." Joe lently over the USF campus; the outside. As usual, the dorm's central Cardiac Hill to Hayes-Healy dorm. His replied aptly. water, like a punishing father heating had been turned up too high, campaign for ASUSF Senate was in its "Where are you going?" she spanking his daughter's firm, yet and the luscious female occupants of final stages, now, with only this one whispered. The heat Joe was feeling yielding buttocks, slapped again and that steamy sanctuary of more dormitory to canvas — oh, such had already dried out his campaign again over the Hilltop as if in retribu sensuousness were feeling the effects luscious females he hoped to meet (in flyers, clothes, and hair — everything tion for some ghastly sin. The trees, of the mistake. contrast to the canines he avoided in except his jockey shorts. They both too, cowered in seeming pain as the "Oh, Barbara," whimpered Cindy, Phelan and Gillson. He looked up at walked into the elevator. wind whipped them — and yet, when "I'm so hot and tired... Gosh, I'm the front of the dorm. But wait a "Seventh floor, please," Joe the storm ceased for a moment, the soaking wet just about every second... Did he see two semi- replied. The girl gave Joe a smile that perverse foliage would slowly come where..." dressed co-eds in a seventh-floor could melt the polar ice-caps. He back into its normal position, "Me, too," Barbara replied. "But if window for a second there? He trembled. anxiously awaiting the wind's cruel we're so hot and sweaty, and can't fix peered up again, but the rain blurred "You know," the girl said, "I just flagellation, which would return the heating, what can we do to cool his vision. love to have a guy like you to go to the redoubled. A lone seagull, riding the off? I'm so confused." Encouraged, he walked out of the disco dance with me on the eighth crazy winds, cried in agony as it was Cindy looked at Barbara, and rain to the elevators. floor. Would you be interested?" pelleted by hailstones, almost as if to smiled satanically as she raised her "Hi, guy..." say, "Oh please... more... more..." index finger in discovery. "I have an Joe turned around. Before him — a CONTINUED NEXT ISSUE Meanwhile, in Hayes Healy dorm, idea," "Let's take off our..." lithe, spledidly endowed creature, two bored Nursing students stared • * * her glossy lipstick blinding him with c^§£29
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Directed by KEN HUGHES • '9'8 Bnggs and Sullivan Inc A CROWN INTERNATIONAL | PG) PARENTAL GUWAMCE SUGGESTED by T.R.Sullivan Negoesco. "And we are still missing The University of San Francisco easy opportunities to score. Even soccer Dons closed out their 1978 though we won 6-0 it took us twenty- regular schedule by convincingly eight minutes to score our first goal." defeating Seattle University, 6-0 last That first goal was scored by Alex Saturday at Ulrich Field. The Dons Nwosu who took a pass from Godwyn finished the season with a record of Odiye at the midfield stripe and 24-1 and will host the University of drove fifty yards down the sidelines Washington today in the first round before driving the ball into the nets. of the NCAA Western Regionals on "I was thinking goal all the way," said Ulrich Field. Game time is one o'clock Nwosu, "I knew all I had to do is and then later tonight San Jose will outdribble one defender and I would battle it out with Santa Clara in the have it made." other first round game. Even with Nwosu's goal the Against Seattle, the Dons looked as Cheftains remained tough. But in the good or better than they have all year. last remaining ten minutes of the half, Though they missed their usual quota the Dons blew the game wide open of chances for goals, the Dons moved with three goals, two of which came the ball well, putting intense pressure on penalty kicks. Godwyn Odiye had his head shot blocked by the Seattle goalie. Later on the opposing team's goal and they The first penalty kick was awarded though, Odiye managed to hit the nets with a goal from thirty yards out. played their usual tough defense. to the Dons when Dag Olavsen was (Photo by Mike McGuigan) Only the critical eye of Coach Steve tripped on a breakaway attempt. first half scoring with a rocket shot In the second half Negoesco Negoesco could find something Tony Igwe converted the kick and the from thirty-five yards out. "Odiye is brought in the reserves but no mercy wrong with his soccer machine. Dons had a 2-0 lead. Jan Erik Skaug beginning to return to his normal was given to Seattle. Fidelius Atuegbu "We're not playing well on the wings took the second penalty kick and he potential," said Negoesco, "and that and Raphael Miranda finished the and we still get bogged down in front drove home his first goal of the will definitely help us come playoff Chieftains off with a pair of goals and of the opponents goal." said season. Godwyn Odiye closed out the time." the Dons walked away with a 6-0 win. 1978 Dons Prove They Are "Best Ever at USF 99 three days and we won all three by by T.R. Sullivan shutout." So now the Dons begin the second Yesterday, the USF Dons part of the season and the Western completed their 1978 soccer schedule Regionals. Their first opponent will with a record of 24-1. At the start of be the Washington Huskies, a team this year Coach Steve Negoesco said USF defeated last September in that this year's edition of the Dons Seattle by a score of 1-0. If they get by would be "the best we've ever had at the Huskies they will take on the USF." Since then the Dons have done winner of the San Jose State-Santa little to disprove that statement. Clara game. The Dons defeated both The Dons were simply awesome those teams during the regular season this year as they outscored their by scores of 5-2 and 2-1 respectively. hapless opponents by an average score of 3.7-0.6. The USF defense It's relatively safe to say that USF recorded fifteen shutouts while the will be able to emerge victorious in offensive scoring was led by Dag the regional and be rewarded with a trip to Tampa Bay for the NCAA Roger Alphonso shows his classic form in the Dons 6-0 victory over Seattle. Olavsen and Luis Filipe Magahlaes with 31 points a piece. soccer championships. The Indiana (Photo by Mike McGuigan) Hoosiers are also favored to make it to But the statistics really don't reveal Tampa Bay but first they must survive how dominating the USF soccer a tough regional tournament that machine really was. They were the Coach to Talk to Students consists of St. Louis University, superior team in every one of their Southern Illinois and Cleveland State games including the one loss to USF Head Basketball Coach Dan Belluomini will host an as well as Indiana. Cleveland State was Indiana. They continually put the only team to conquer Indiana open forum for all USF students on Monday night. pressure on the opposing teams goal during the regular schedule. November 20, at 7 p.m. in the Gillson Main Lounge. Coach while keeping their opponents out of scoring range. Just about every USF However most of the USF players Belluomini will open with a small talk and then will accept game was played in front of the would like another crack at the questions from the students. It's a good chance for the opposing teams nets while a study of Hoosiers. "Last time we played them it was early in the season and we student body to get to know the new coach as well as get the opposing teams goals will show that most of them came on counter weren't in top form." said Alex an idea of what kind of basketball team the 1978-79 Dons attacks or breakaway's when the Nwosu, "I was still trying to find will be. Coach Belluomini is an excellent speaker and is Dons had overcommitted themselves myself and I played sloppy. This time on offense. I'll be ready and I'm going to show very candid in answering questions about his program. All Ironically, the one game that really them something." students who are interested in the basketball team are showed how good the Dons are was But first they must handle Washington. "You can't look ahead urged to attend. their only loss, against Indiana, in the finals of the Shrine Soccer Classic. to the finals." said Negoesco, "In 1975 —T.R. Sullivan Losing 1-0, the Dons were forced to when we won the National play shorthanded when at the thirty- Championship-Fullerton almost beat seven minute mark, Godwyn Odiye us in the regionals. It took us three was ejected. But in the second half overtimes to win the game." the Dons managed to tie it up and just The Dons will have two players that barely missed grabbing the lead Bjorn may be forced to sit out the Huskie Dahl had a cannon shot carom off the game. Luis Filipe Magahlaes has been crossbar. But during the entire hobbling around with a very sore knee while Pete Arnautoff is still The ARMY NURSE CORPS has a special program second half USF outplayed the recovering from an ankle injury. for senior nursing students. Hoosiers and even after they had a Qualified man and woman aanlora may apply for a second player ejected from the game Came time for the USF- Direct Commission In tho Army Nurse Corps prior to they still dominated the play. Washington game is one o'clock graduation. today on Ulrich Field. Other games that showed the Dons FOR INFORMATION CONTACT: true ability according to Coach USF Golf Coach Jeff Edwards Army Nurse Opportunities Negoesco were the second UCLA wants all students interested in game and the three games on the joining the USF Intercollegiate Golf (•+15) 273-7020/7120 Pennsylvania road trip. "Against Team to come by the Athletic Depart UCLA we were challenged and had to ment and leave your name and OR PROFESSIONALS come from behind. We went into phone number. Everyone is wel- WHO WANT TO GO PLACES Pennsylvania with three games in come to join. November 17, 1978 San Francisco Foghorn Page 11 Dons Make Belluomini's Debut a Success fastbreak's were sloppy, their offense course this is just one game. at times seemed unorganized and The Dons opened with a lineup of they forced a lot of shots. But the Cartwright at center, Doug Jemison Dons do have a deep and talented and Wallace Bryant at fowards and team as shown by the fact that the Guy Williams and Billy Reid at guards. scoring behind Cartwright was very However Belluomini substituted a lot well balanced. using Erik Gilberg, David Cornelious, It's hard to evaluate a player after Bart Bowers and Ken McAlister as just one game but it appears that much as the starters. The entire Coach Belluomini was correct in his fourteen man squad saw at least five pre-season assessment of Guy minutes playing time with only Bob Williams. He seems to have a lot of Girion failing to score any points. talent and if he can adapt his style of The Dons open their regular play to USF, he should do quite well. collegiate schedule down in Santa The only other player to stick out Barbara on November 25th while the other than Cartwright was foward home opener is November 28th Bart Bowers who seems much against the Chico State Mustangs. improved from last year. But of Wallace Bryant muscles his way in for two of his twelve points against the People's Republic of China. Bill Cartwright and Marvin Deloatch are re- y to tip in the rebound while Ken McAlister (21) looks on. (Photo by Mike McGuigan) by T.R. Sullivan With their superior rebounding, USF had no trouble establishing their Bill Cartwright pumped home 35 fastbreak and they ran at will on the points as the University of San Chinese. Francisco Dons trounced an China's 7-5 center, Mu Tieh-Chu overmatched People's Republic of proved to be no where near the China 103-59 last Saturday night at the dominant force the media built him Oakland. Coliseum. The game up to be. He played twenty minutes marked the debut of Dan Belluomini and did nothing more than get in the as head coach of the Dons. way of everyone else. The Chinese stayed in the game for However, while the victory was a the first few minutes but slowly the good one, USF proved that they still Dons began to pull away and at have a long way to go before the Bill Cartwright goes up for a jumper on his way to a 35 point night against halftime the score stood at 58-36. season actually gets under way. Their the People's Republic of China. (Photo by Mike McGuigan) Put us on vour calendar! Spring Internships Information Sign-up Week Carnegie Endowment For International Peace Burt Center for Autistic Children J.A.C.K.I.E. 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