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A survey conducted by the Student Foundation Would you be willing to prepay for your i yearbook program is to "put together a proposal" showed ten to one that students are in favor of the at Fall registration - Including the possibility of a and submit it to the student body. Office space and hardbound yearbook proposal. send home bill? Yes: 131, No:27, Don't know:5. staff members will then be located and selected.

The survey, supervised by senior business major Would you be willing to have your picture made Linda Robinson, polled 350 students, with 38 per at no extra cost to you at Fall registration by a Taylor Publishing Co. has offered to come to the cent responding. professional photographer? Yes: 141, No: 10, Don't University and supervise the yearbook program. The questions included in the survey were an- know:0. swered as follows: The Student Foundation will not be sponsoring A faculty advisor has reportedly been verbally Would you like to see TCU publish a yearbook? the yearbook but it will help with the public committed, but nothing definite has been arranged Yes:136, No:14, Don't know:0, Don't care:l. relations campaign, said Lynn Segall, Director of at this time. Would you pay between $10-$15 for a yearbook the Student Foundation. of approximately 400 pages? Yes:125, No:24, Don't Anyone interested in helping with the yearbook know: 10. Segall said the next step in developing the planning is urged to call ext. 511. THE DAILY SKIFF Volume 75, Number 84 Texas Christian University Fort Worth, Texas 76129 Friday, April 1, 1977 i money? See financial

By Ed Thorns The Basic Educational Opportunity Grant The cost of living continues to rise in the United (BEOG), is awarded on the basis of need. States, and the costs of going to college are keeping "Generally a student is eligible if his parent's in- up with that rise. come is less than $15,000," Ware said. But if there About 50 percent of the undergraduate students at are other children in the family, especially other TCU already receive some form of financial aid, children about to enter college, it can be more. said Director of Financial Aid Logan Ware, and Awards range between $200 and $1,400 depending that percentage is likely to increase. on need, and do not have to be repaid. The Supplemental Educational Opportunity But in order to receive financial aid, whether it is Grant (SEOG), is also administered by the federal in the form of a loan, a scholarship or a grant—"it's government and does not have to be repaid. It is important to get the applications in n soon as awarded to students' who show exceptional possible," Ware said. financial need, above what can be provided by the Students applying for financial aid first need to BEOG. fill out a form provided by the financial aid office The National Direct Loan, created by the Higher which lists biographical information, academic Education Act of 1965, can provide up to $5,000 to a standing and the type of financial aid the student is student while in college. No interest is charged applying for. while a student is in college. Nine months after This form should already be in for students who graduation, a student must begin paying back the are applying for financial aid this year, Ware said, loan, at an interest rate of 3 percent, with 10 years but late forms are still being accepted. Application to pay back. forms for scholarships, loans and grants are the Federally Insured Student Loan Program, is available in the Financial Aid Office. offered by commercial banks and savings in- Many grants, loans and scholarships winch are stitutions. The federal government pays the seven based on need require access to a Parent's Con- percent interest rate while a student is in school if fidential Statement (PCS). This form, ad- the family income is less than $15,000. Nine months ministered by the College Scholarship Service of after graduation, payments on the loan begin and the College Entrance Examination Board, provides the student begins paying the interest. information on the economic status of the student. The Nursing Student Loan is available to nursing The information a student reports on a PCS is majors who can borrow up to $2,500 a year. The 7 confidential—it is sent only to the organizations or percent interest rate is not charged while the programs the student specifies. nursing student is in school. The College Scholarship Service of the College Cutting out federal loans "would affect a great Entrance Examination Board suggests that the many people" at TCU, said Ware. But he noted, PCS be filled out at least one month before the Congress has indicated that there is little chance ' earliest financial aid deadline inquired by in- the federal loans would be cut out of the budget. stitutions and programs the student lists en the "We think well have about the same amount this form. year," be said. "But then we never seem to have Several federal programs can college expenses, Ware said. Please tora to page 3 THE DAILY SKIFF Friday, April 1,1977 Apple pie and journalism Editors need Skiff dares TCU imbeciles a face slap I think this semester's readers You're all semieodabsts, and the pun) to throw empty beer you guys don't just think about wiU agree that this semester's This whole business about that includes the religion bottles at us. Well supply the sex and booze; we're sure you Skiff and Image editors and getting bit with a pie makes department, who couldn't teach ammo from the latest dormitory think about new cars, too. writers richly deiirvs to sit in perfect sense. You see, from 2-4 about Christianity if their lives beer bust, which you silly people And let us pause for the House the SDX Campus Chest Revenge today, in front of the Student depended on it. Those guys are Center, the Campus Chest people never think happens. of Student Representatives, God Sooth'today from 2 pm to 4 Libby Proffer, you righteous rest their souls. They've been all Zen Buddhists. p.m.'SDX members -win sell want us all to be demolished by A final word-the Stiff is the angry readers. woman, prove to us you don't dead ever since the new ad- whipped cream pies and water sole student organization with And so, what do the Skiff drink, and come out to the ministration has been ushered in. balloons to hurl at one's favorite editors do? Why Skip town, of revenge boom. We don't believe The President only stares at any power. The rest of you are hated staffer. course. Tbey left yesterday for a the rumor that you down two himself in the mirror, the vice- plain turkeys; and that includes bottles of wine every night just to journalism conerence (as usual, president tries to took like a boy, the black fraternities, the Tom TCU faB asleep. the newspaper staff is taking a tbe secretary takes dictation Brown-Jarvis program (those Seciey of Professional strong editorial stance). And what about the jocks? We wearing a short dress and the warped weirdos who try to act And so, sitting in the booth, will got rid of the Walden character, treasurer has such big feet, he intellectual), the Student be the nippies from the Image, a but we didn't get rid of our couldn't find a penny, much less Foundation and their half-wit of a few stupid reporters, the News beliefs. You all stink. Good a budget. president, and Programs and Editor and the fired Weekender winning season, fellows, we're The only two decent people in Services (what can one do with Election here real proud. But we don't want to an ex-minister who cant find any editor who is still bitter about the that house are the Student Af- "dry" your months out, because other Job). dismissal over Us attempt to fairs chairman and Denise no one wants to interrupt your Well be waiting for you, today write like James Thurber. Daniels. That's right, looks will over editors dinner tonight of cow chips and or Sunday. And that fired. Now the Skiff editors will be get you evaywhac in that Applications for editor and rat skulls. Weekender editor, well, see here, posing again Sunday from 1-4. So, funeral organisation. of tbe Daily To all the girts who wear he didn't have a thing to do with you have two chances, which is About our competitor, the Skiff and editor of Image for the gaucbo pants—your hairy knees, the same policy the Skiff uses— Raven. Their beat writer is the this editorial. faU semester are being accepted are awfully ugly. Jt is in- they give their reporters two one who sends in the letter to tbe in the Journalism Department conceivable why the sororities Editor's aste: The objective of chances to write a story. Tbe first editor; the rest of them act like office, Dan Rogers Hall room lie. chance will be all facts, and the the editorial hi not to hurt or put those Hitler pants on, except they've taken courses in TCU's ridicule anyone or any group, but Deadline is 4 p.m., Friday, April second chance will be all fiction, if they have a brain that thinks in journalism department. g. .and everyone knows which to raise money for the Campus only these terms: "make-up, . The Skiff has heard about the Students selected wtil receive version goes into the paper. Chest program. AD money spent boys, new clothes, get married." political science department, and fuD tuition up to 16 hours. Ap- The first thing to talk about is on throwing pies at the Skiff Speaking of Greeks, we want to still wonders what it is. You plicants must have completed at the administration, oh yes, and editorswmgotoneedycausea.lt give a big word of thanks for the lousy cons,- hiring handsome least three courses in journalism. alcohol. The Skiff staff publicly fat all in good fun, and it is not SAE's filling our front page and young men to attract the pretty or have equivalent study or dares every administrator who meant to be cruel or derogatory. capturing our hearts with their girls, and then giving them a. experience in tbe Judgment of the has a fifth of sense (hope you get The Skiff hopes you support the lovely display of flesh. Of course, degree that doesn't mean a thing. Qsjsjmsj Chest. chairman of the Journalism The Student Publication WANTED: Committee will make the Isakjcfion at 1:3© pm., Monday. Deadline 4 pm Today Will pay, who Is flying back to DFW from Chicago O'Hare daring Easter iMUiays. to alt wMk SENIORS—CLASS OF 1977 two small boys daring flight. CaD < 214 >M7-»M3 after S sum. for

../ rim; M&Mmt—9*m*tmMnmmmmm9mm**s*ommeo MINORITY JOB AWARENESS SEMINAR i, You are cordially invited MONDAY, APRIL 4. 1977 — 7-9 p.m. to attend the annual Room 205-206. Student Center Texas Christian University Senior Honor Banquet t* Apply far a Jab and Get at For lor Ml or cease by Uafvorsmy Graduating Seniors in the Class of 1977 loess Tuesday, April 5,1977 Brown-Lupton Student Center Ballroom 5:30 reception hosted by the TCU Alumni Association Officers AUTO SOUND and Board of Directors 101 E. Berry 921-2659 6:90 dinner and program hosted by the Senior Giving 77 Steering Committee CAR STEREOS-SPEAKERS RSVPby Friday, April 1.1977 CRAIG (la A Uaaer Dash) REG. SALE Admission by Reservations Only / S14SA AM-FM-8 Track 11MS S601 AM-FM-8 Track 1S4J8 128JS 3521 AM-FM-Casaette us.ts MEDALLION By MMknad (la Dash) 65*54 AM-FM-8 Track 7».S5 Deadline 4 pm Today AU 23 & 40 Channel CB9» < »n SALE Cebra. Beyee. RCA. Pace. Regeaey. Rabya. Teaberry the weekly entertainment guide of the daily skiff April 1, 1977 texas Christian university *T

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Quietly, ominously, they crept classical music has been hum-. The problem with all this, you what would happen if you stood a faint idea of what in the world out from behind the curtain ming the opening bars to see, and the reason no one left the up and screamed, "I'm mad as was going on. dressed in death and wearing Beethoven's 5th Symphony as I auditorium in a fit of slight hell, and I'm not going to take it You just can't help but wonder faces of graveyard stone. flush the toilet, or repeating the madness, was that the orchestra anymore." when he committed suicide. did not play a wrong note. They At first, the music sounds like a Tonight, at 8:15, the Chamber old Mozart joke;' you know: In black garb with misery on were perceptive, well-trained, bunch of instruments playing Orchestra will put on another somebody saw him in a cemetery their faces and the sordid whites unified; they were good. anything anytime they want. In concert in Ed Landreth Hall. erasing music scores and said, The key word to explain the fact, the group performs a piece of their eyes—it made you look There is a reason for all this. "Don't worry, he's just dilemma of the Modern Chamber without measures, rhythm or for a casket, a minister and a Typical audiences cannot ap- decomposing." Orchestra is "modern." That harmony.; tearful young lover. preciate terms like quartertones, To be very honest, when I But why couldn't they have Instead, it was the normal does not mean playing orchestral dissonance or cacophony. heard the opening notes of this arrangements of the Beatles and thrown in one small piece by entrance of an orchestra—the The music is subtle, deceptive orchestra, I figured the stage Brahms, Schumann, or Men- TCU Modern Chamber Or- the Lennon Sisters, but and yet somehow strikingly was falling in, or they had a delssohn? Where were the chestra. The death analogy can struggling with a different style unique. Though you cannot walk pregnant mule tied up behind the gorgeous, lush melodies which be carried a bit further. They had of musical performance only out of the auditorium humming curtains./ make us swell with charged come to bury the art of musk. musicians understand. the dominant theme or slapping emotion? Now I make no large claims to Developing a sincere com- Music for music's sake, I your thigh to the strong rhythms, the world of Chopin smoothness pulsion, I wanted to stand up and suppose, but for dumb college it is (and I have to resort to a and Tchaikovsky triumph. I am yen to the conductor, "Hey, students, a concert of 20th cen- All gone, all covered in the terribly abused word) special. oblivious to the intricacy of a mac, the trash cans are falling tury classical music means moaning sound of college Of course, the whole bit is fugue or the need for a gigantic out the back of your garbage counting the number of lights on students experimenting with complex, and you either get brass section in the Berlioz truck and you've awakened my 3- the ceiling, noticing the cello some ugly notes. This indeed was tickled or demand your money symphonies. year-old daughter who has player has one blue sock and one modern music, and like abstract back. My best experience with black sock, and idly wondering art, only the creator had perhaps Continued on page three • ■ i ... T i \A X.1 l'. ,\ »■» •■•.-.*v ••.-.•••. V . Gwen Baumann/ Chib* Roll down to Tootsie's bar Trees and they tbeplaceisnoisy.butDavidw.il mfflbar. In fact.it may not really wall to the left make sure no one bothers you be a bar at all. Bat it's a place to ' "I Saw aad until yon are ready to leave go have a bear, a the light yea needn't be ready to pay. to If yea have the time, it's Everyone inside likes to feel worth it to go see some of like one big happy family and located at MM m. One that's the type of atmosphere tlement Bead, the has. "Maybe when we •ease it easy to arias outside we could after you've been there a have a Sunday matinee. We could couple of times. Though it is the band played and sang al easse aad have a ball after labeled TOOTSIES in bag black Be to a church oa Sunday nights. letters, the seven BiajMiHtoj. with a beard down to bis we?" David asked. Aside from Coon on tap, six whs kept playing Elvis until then imported bottled Tootsies offers some plain totook ' available: Heinefcen, Dos relaxed entertainment and good The decor is synonymous to Arbor Steam, from IS to 25 old-fashioned service with a Daddto's, the own dark and light and St. which is soon to be closed. ] bat the the ceiling is patched with a $1.25. seD for $l JO. Oasts is M green trash bag and lets of a mug during the day, SO masking tape. Three attic fans i at night and $1» a provide a little air when tem- Happy Hoar, 4 to g p jn. Harry Parker/Movies peratures get too high. Dears *t dairy. the back lead to a beer garden, An average of tea where five tables allow people to kept in stock—al Hie Last Tycoon "get out by themselves where $4 a bottle, $1.25 a glass, they can think," said David, the with the beer. If you warn a Mitcbum as las studio associate. with your beer, jest ask David Jack Nicholson as a union lob byist, Tony Curtis as a tem- ef the peramental actor, Donald TODAY APRIL 1. 1977 as a drunken writer. Moreau as a fading star aad Ray Milland as a cynical P. Scott Fitzgerald's final, attorney IN GOD WE TRUST unfinished novel was based oa the real-life "Boy Wonder" Bat the best supporting per formances are from two who ruled the HoOywood of the Ingrid Boulting and Russell Boufting is to the as the lyrical fable mesmerizing as the quiet, of seductive woman that captivates DeWre aad their love scenes anything m the world of painfully bat could never attain the wessaa he loved. Robert Delfiro foUows bis is cast as Mit DOLLAR DAY Tazi Driver" success with chum s daughter, the studio bitch outstanding per- who gets whatever she wants and EVERY SUB $1.00 what she wants is Monroe Stahr. anything he's previously at I plays her with vigor and (Except No. 16 $2.00) DeMro captures the mixed in with a 3056 S. University 11:00 AM 2:30 AM 921-4751 > of the large helping of pathos and she is yat intensely private He I'S film flows slowly but NO FOOLING tovesfromal through Harold Pin tar's ■e screenplay and each tea witha i is deeply shaded, full of ,-J aad meaning. It is a movie of fairy tale people colored Flea Market and Carnival ("On the Waterfront." "Goa- with realistic problems. It is a l's Agreement") has thiaghtfal, slightly disturbing - DeNiro with a bat entirely mystifying movie. Aad it is not for everyone. But, When: This Sunday, April 3 — 1-5 PM then, perhaps that's what makes They it so good. Where: In Front of Student Center MIKE VIANELLO TCU Jazz Band Featured Best For Council-District 9 On the Issues with Entertainment from Six Flags I PROCEEDS GO TO CAMPUS CHEST Sponsored by Creative Programming Friday, April 1,1§77 WEEKENDER Museums El Greco's here but where did Van Gogh?

Fort Worth has a variety of ferenl atmosphere. It seems a shame to miss a Redesigned, using the This section begins wtih fourteen floor-to-ceiling glass museums,all different.all worth Located next door to Scott great collection of Currier and Smithsonian as a guideline, the museum is divided into five bask tubes filled with bubbling water. taking time to visit. Theatre, the museum seems to Ives prints and a painting of the However, I wouldn't suggest take on the casualness of it- great American sea eagle by J.J. units: Rocks and Fossils, Then each component of the body is discussed and illustrated with you attempt to visit them all in neighbor. No guards greet your Audubon. Medicine and Man, Human Direction, Texas History and the quiz games and life-size one day. entrance, the only welcome being However, until April 3, you can reproductions. To begin with, each museum a table just inside loaded with see "The Bison in Art," a Noble Planetarium. Perhaps your freshman fits a different need. When you literature. collection of European and Headphones can be rented to Biology class was more in- enter the Kimbell Art Museum American drawings and paintings tell the history of each exhibit, but most information is within teresting than mine, but I can't with its omnipresent guards, you "In short the of the buffalo, on the lower level. the exhibits' labels help believing I would have immediately begin to feel as Especially interesting is a Special exhibits to note in- learned more if my professor had though you should have worn Fort Worth Art sculpture by James Earle Fraser clude: The Carl J. AMenhoven displayed dyed parachutes to your Pierre Cardin original in- 9 who portrayed the buffalo on his collection of Pre-Columbian illustrate striated muscles or stead of Jeans and a T-shirt. Museum is fun... * design of the Indian Head nickel artifacts at the beginning of used a computer route to show This aura of grandeur in- and a mammoth sculpture by Human Directions. the the different paths oxygen could creases as, while moving from For one of the exhibits now on. view until April 17, "Texas Luis Jimenez called "Progress reproduction of 18th and 19th take in the body. exhibit to exhibit, you see names Today: 3 Exhibitions In- I." century living in the Texas This part of the museum is familiar from your art history stallations for Corner Spaces," History section and the entire definitely not for people who class as "Famous Artists." Although there's no doubt the (here was a quiz sheet with rest of the collection is second half of Medicine and Man. don't like to have a good time, but Works by Rembrandt, Degas, El if you are able to suspend your Greco, Matisse, Picasso and questions, giving you a chance to historically representative of an Supposedly the latter section is match the artist with his college patina for a few hours, others hang alongside ceramics era and an integral part of that devoted to the level of ten to statement about his work. The this is vastly superior to putt- from China's Sung dynasty and era, Jimenez' work sums the fourteen-year-olds but I found the reward for a 100 per cent correct entire presentation into, as the Aztec sculpture. presentations both informative paper is a free catalog of the *"- -Lisa Manuel At present a special exhibit, artist describes it, "an important and enjoyable. exhibit. Don't gel overconfident, "European Drawings from the moment, a moment of violence." it wasn't easy I had to buy my The museum is open 10 a.m. to Fiizwilliam Museum," is on loan WEEKENDER catalog. 5 p.m. Tuesday through Satur- to Kimbell from the Fitzwilliam Also on view is Dick Wray's day, 1 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Sunday Museum of the University of Editor....i ...Cindy Cook "Selected Paintings and and is closed Monday and Cambridge. Associate Editor Chuck Ault Drawings," an incredible look holidays. A reference library is This collection of 12S drawings Features Frank Badder through an artist's eye. also available for use at no surveys the graphic styles Ad Manager KiecfaJung In short, the Fort Worth Art charge by appointment. dominant in Europe over a 400- Museum is fun. Calendars of year period. On display through upcoming events, lectures and The presentation is April 10, this exhibit is a must for concerts are available at the CHELSEA STREET PUB I art affecionados but now par- museum. Many events are free, RIDGMARMALL I ticularly interesting otherwise in though often reservations are "a moment view of the vast overall offering FartWerth'sl required. I —Needs wait persons and kitchen help of the museum. Regular hours for the museum of violence...' The museum was founded in are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday -Choose day or night shift 1936 by Kay Kimbell, a Fort through Saturday, 1 p.m. to 5 —Must be at least 18 years eld Worth industrialist who became Note the three bronzes outside p.m. and closed Monday. —Part-time students enchanted by the world of art. the buildings when you are leaving. These "Upright —Great tips, good I Through the estates of both he Apply in person, 2060 Green Oaks Blvd., Ridgmar Mall and his wife, trustees began to The last "art" museum, The Motives" are the first sculptures r construct the present museum Amon Carter Museum of by the English artist Henry Moore to be installed in the building in 1966. Western Art was established The goal of the museum is to from the estate of Amon G. permanent collection of any present European art from its Carter, founder and publisher of museum in the Southwest. He's back in business and it's service classical sources down through the Fort Worth Star-Telegram. The bronzes bear a similarity with a smile. MCKYHENSCNi. the early 20th century and the Its purpose is to visually to the Indian totem poles of the METROPLEX EXCLUSIVE! TJEVCRHOWWD arts of the Far East, Africa and document the westerning of American Northwest Coast while THKY-THOMAS iw ■*>%**■»* Aawsarrrsow or Pre-Columbian America. North America from the late 18th also assuming the aspect of a Museum hours are from 10 century to the present. Crucifixion scene as though am. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through framed against the sky above Friday, 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday Unfortunately the entire upper Golgotha. rCUTHCAl A UNIVERSAL RELEASE -TECHNICOLOR* and closed Monday and holidays level is closed until mid-July 3ISS S MlfEISITT He's back in action! because it is being used for, of all 926 9266 Encompassing all of the time •:1S - 7:55 - 9:35 things, a storage area while periods represented by the three By contrast, the Fort Worth construction of more space is "art" museums is the Fort Worth Art Museum presents only 2Mb taking place. Museum of Science and History. century art and in a totally dif- 1 DiKOuiiT coupons Good i BEvERages For Chicks, $1.50 Anytime Admission Mon-Thurs M Every Sunday, Monday and Wednesday— with ApriM 3 ■*MMi^Ml §m >*k. M L.„.. . . Coupon SI thru 1 PPEN 11 A.IV1 - May § TCUI.D. 926*266 SANDWICHES TO 2:00 1977 • Ham POOLEr . • Summer < ni c cie TORNADO n\i l t "U» Roast Beef FOOSBALL Pastrami LET IT BE « Live Bands 791TI1WIBI.7 Seats 1 HAPPY HOUR *7 The 4907 CAMP BOWIft ll rCUTHCAl » 3ISS S.IIIKISITY • 926-9266 • Beatles I •1 OH On Pitchers With This Ad J Saturday-April 2nd 4 WEEKENDER Friday, April 1,1977

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The Italian Inn, located at SSSS Rome. It has a quiet candlelit all the wine he wants from the mall on Camp Bowie is a atmosphere. Along the wall are three different house wines- restaurant that should be ex- the famous booths which make Rose, Chianti and California perienced. It is the home of you fed as if you're eating your Sweet Red. If you are a fan of Mamma Pat and the singing meal in your private room. In the good wine, order it from the waiters. center of the hall is a pianist who menu. The house wine would do Mamma Pat is a waitress who plays soft musk nightly. an injustice to a wine lover. has been working there ever The service is adequate. Of Coors on tap is also served. since they opened 16 years ago. course, Mamma Pat and the The prices are moderate. It is She is a typical Italian Signora musical waiters will keep you open 5 to 11 p.m. weekdays and 5 who is friendlier than her site entertained. to 12 p.m. on weekends. The busy and her size is quite large. The menu is quite a feast. times are between 7 and 8 p.m. At People from all over ask to be !.»—gn» and ScaUopine are their this time, there might be a small seated where Mamma Pat can specialties and you can't beat wait. serve them when they dine at the their bread pudding. The salad Italian Inn is definitely a place The Pi Beta Phis inn. She adds quite a flair to the bar is never ending; it has more of good food and high spirits. It is place. fixings than Midas Muffler Shop. a place that must be experienced Friday and Saturday nights the I had their lasagna Al Forno to be appreciated. Cordially invites you to their waiters will sing you any song. (Lasagna from die Oven) and Buon appetito! They sing contemporary to opera spaghetti which consisted of music. They can usually handle large lasagna noodles with layers any request. Chamber of mozarella and parmesan continued from page one Upon entering the restaurant cheese and tomato sauce, While I was sitting back in my you go down about twenty dark meatballs baked to a golden seat laughing at the bassoon steps outlined by dim candles. brown, then covered with their player who was having a fit of You fed as if you are entering the own special Italian sauce. The hiccups into his reed, and at the "GONG SHOW" dungeon of a queen's castle from generous slices of French bread music professor snoring on the the Middle Ages. You are then are added to the med. No one 5th row, the rich, sublime melody On Monday, April 4, 1977 greeted by a friendly hostess who ever leaves hungry. of tn old New Orleans Jazz tune will seat you right away. The inn's best deal is the wailed out from a clarinet. The decor is of a typical At 4:30 in the bottomless wine glass. For only a Amidst all the noise, all the restaurant off the streets of dollar per person one can drink senseless screaching and Student Center Ballroom squawking, there flowed a delicate theme of tender soul- 2910 W. Berry St, searching. Playing a piece from Special Guest Gongers: Stravinsky, the orchestra grabbed the attention of the Thomas Henderson ® Ft, Worth, Texas audience, and despite some strange new sounds, a person can LB for Cowboys identify with the excitement of Mayor Clif Overcash the music. 429-0960 It is new music, and yet, Beasiey Reece WR for Dallas Cowboys Concert info. fascinating. Go experience a contemporary culture of music— Drew Pearson WR for Dallas Cowboys IPS TAPES you might get a few laughs. More $3.69 *U» than likely you will get (and I & Other Celeberties hate to use a terribly stupid $4.69 $5.69 word) involved. R&R. C&1T, Jazz & Soul $87 5 / Grand Prize for best Student Act -skip hollandsvoorth Call 925-3148 before Saturday for entry EVERYTHING ALWAYS ON SALE member, a "■"" '■' IIIJI i'ii» chamber orchestra Friday, April 1,1977 THE DAILY SKIFF traffic Traffic signals or a 20-mile-per-hour speed zone group of students crossing together, he added. may be installed on University Drive. Marquez controlled five sections (the northern John Marques, a "hand counter" for the City of half of the drive used by crossing students) Wed- Fort Worth's Traffic Engineering Department, has nesday and watched the southern five sections placed himself in the shade of TCU's trees to count Thursday. Two boxes with buttons are in front of people crossing the street. him, one to count crossing students and the other to "This is one of the worst problems I have seen in count stopping cars. the city," said Marquez, remarking on the heavy Every 30 minutes Marquez tabulates in his traffic and number of Jay-walking students on notebook the numbers on the counters, to give his University Drive. supervisors an idea of at what times during the day Marquez said that once a car has passed into the the problem is strongest. pedestrian caution area of the street, which divides Marquez said, "This study and the results will be the campus in half, the car must stop for any good for the students and good for the traffic." student crossing the street at any point — not only From what Marquez has observed, he thinks the in the crosswalks. best solution is to install a 20-mile-per-hour speed Very rarely does a car stop unless there is a large zone.

asansaaagaaaaaaiaisjsaaassaasaeaaaa 8" '•"fl{lt>98lgl* »——j Students qualify piuace sou me for scholarships MEN'S CLOTHIERS Continued from page 1 Many TCU students who are Texas residents can probably qualify for the Texas Equalization Grant (TEG), Ware said. "You can have a GRAND OPENING! reasonably good income and still be eligible for a TEG," he said. "Net worth has a lot to do with it." A GREAT PLACE TO SHOP A family could have an income of $20,000 with only one child in college and still qualify, he said. And if there were five children in a FOR THE FINEST IN MEN'S FASHIONS family with three in college, he said, the family income could be as high as $30,000. ruts wranpjer ^l^ HIMALAYA The TEG provides up to $600 towards college expenses, and does not have to be repaid. Mel Rose BOSIQMAN CROSS CREEK "AH told TCU students receive about HKH3S Verde $3.5 million a year in financial aid. his Ware said Texas residents might also be eligible for the Hinson GLEN OAKS Hazlewood College Student Loan, which provides an interest free loan fr£ of up to $1,500 a year. A seven percent interest is charged on the loan JAYTVfAn harbor ■I* « <3|33 nine months after graduation. This year about 2S0 incoming students have received Academic TMMRHXO Levrs Arxi Achievement Awards, a merit scholarship program funded by TCU, Ware said. Students already enrolled at TCU can also apply for these scholarships, which provide from $600 to $990. Freshmen must TCU STUDENTS! 10% DISCOUNT maintain a 3.45 GPA, sophomores a 3.55 and juniors a 3.65. On New Spring Merchandise Many students coming to TCU bring scholarships with them. Ware offer good thru April 15th said. SPECIAL GROUP SLACKS SPORT SHIRTS Ware suggested that a good place for students to look for scholar- values to $39.00 (to $17.90 ships is in the personnel office where their parents work. Many in- 1/2 PRICE $9.88 dustries offer scholarships to the children of employes, he said.

Books are available in the library which list scholarships offered by SPECIAL GROUP 3-PIECE SUITS to $8.50 values to $199.00 businesses, professional organizations and foundations, said Ware. $88.88 But he said, a student should check to be sure the information is up to $3.88 date. REGISTER FREE FOR "GRAND OPENING" PRIZES!! TCU offered only small academic scholarships and Defense Loans SUITS! SLACKS! SHIRTS! TIES! SHOES! BELTS! when Logan Ware became director of financial aid in 1960. About six years ago the TEG came into effect, he said, and today. about l.oOOstudents help finance their college education with it ._u at TCU. The TEG provides about $600,000 a year to TCU students. pixiaoe SQUIRC The BEOG, started about four or five years ago. provides roughly $400,000 to TCU students. Ware said. MEN'S CLOTHIERS And today TCU provides about $1.4 million in financial aid to its 2850 >fesr Berry Loyowoy 10 HI 6 Mon. thru 5or. students. 926-0246 1 ■■Has 10 hi 7 Friday "All told, TCU students receive about $3.6 million a )W to financial is<«esasesaieimwM^i»sc^e.MWMW»oH| tmwi watitssossessossaassasaasoiai aid of some sort each year," War* said. v THE DAILY SKIFF Friday, April 1,1977 Longhorns TCU keeps its coaches blast In 16 years of conference play Frog netters Frogland has never The Texas Longhorns wiped out any chance for the Horned Frog tennis team to win the fired a mentor conference Wednesday when they clobbered the Purple netters Anyone looking for steady waitings of Frogland by 8-1. employment would do well to winning the Southwest grid The two nationally ranked join the coaching staff at championship their first year, teams battled in several close matches but the hard-hitting Texas Christian University. 1929. Then they repeated in Horns eventually wore the Frogs For TCU has never fired a 1932. When Schmidt resigned down. coach! to go to Ohio State, after the In the sixteen years that the 1933 season, be had won 46, SINGLES: Gary Plock, UT, Horned Frogs have competed lost 6 and tied 5. beat Randy Crawford 6-4,1-6, 6- in the , Leo R. ("Dutch") Meyer, 3; Tom Mott, TCU, beat Paul TCU has had three head for 11 years freshman coach Avis 6-7, 6-3, 6-4; Kevin Curren. football coaches. But the first at TCU and another of the UT, beat Tut Bartzen 6-3, 64. two resigned of their own free school's own athletes, was Short season ahead? Steward Keller, UT, beat Rick will and the third is still bead advanced to the top position to For these new football coaches (F.A. Dry is second from right) the Meyers 6-4, 6-7, 7-5; Brad man with the Frogs. succeed Schmidt. Two years weather is warm enough for shorts, but a long, tough road to recovery Nabors, UT, beat David Kelly 6- came in 1923 to later Bear Wolf resigned to lies ahead for the Horned Frog football program. 3, 7-5; Steve Demon, UT, beat pilot the Frogs in their first take the reins at North Photo by David Bennett K.C. Miller 6-2, 6-1. year in the conference. Matty Carolina. He was succeeded DOUBLES: Plock-Curren. UT, brought with him .Ed Kubale by another TCU graduate, beat Crawford-Bartzen 6-2, 6-3; as his assistant. Lester ("Mike") Brumbelow, Keller-Avis, UT, beat Mott- - captain of the 1929 cham- Meyers 6-4, 3-6, 7-6; Nabors- Denton, UT, beat Kelly Miller 6- This pair stayed on through pions. 0,6-3. six seasons, winning 32, losing In his four complete years 17 and lieing 6 of their football at the helm, 1934 to 1937, in- games. The Frogs ranked all clusive, Coach Meyer has won the way from last place to 33 games, lost 11 and tied 4. second place during that His teams have played in both period. Students, alumni and the Sugar Bowl (Jan. 1,1936) Veterans fans thought the world bad and the Cotton Bowl (Jan. 1, come to an end when Matty 1937), winning both contests. resigned to go to Texas A*M The Frogs were ranked and Kubale quit a few weeks among the lop five teams of If you are 28 years or later to go w> Centre College. the nation for both the 1935 under, a sophomore or TCU called in Francis and 1936 seasons. junior, and majoring in Schmidt from Arkansas, Coaches and computer science, "miracle man of basketball," may, like physics, chemistry, or as he was then known. their predecessors, resign math, you may be able Raymond ("Bear") Wolf, their positions at TCU, but CIRCLE CLEANERS star Frog guard just out of unless they do they probably to earn a commission in school , was named as his can stay on indefinitely. 3004 BLUE BONNET CIRCLE—923-4161 the US Air Force while assistant. For TCU has never fired a completing your degree This pair soon quieted the coach! 5344 WEDGMONT CIRCLE—292-7658 requirements. Program ••••••••••April Fool"* ••••••••• DRY CLEANING pays $100 per month during final 4 This story originally ap- Championship after defeating & LAUNDRY semesters. Excellent peared in the Oct. 21, Carnegie Tech 15-7 in the issue of the Skiff. Led by Sugar Bowl. Those were the OPEN 7-6 PM-SAT. 8-4 PM career opportunities quarterback Davy O'Brien, good old days . . .when the available. Call now Ext. the Horned Frogs went on to football team won and I Day Service—In By 9 Out By 5 308 or 391 win the 1938 National coaches were never fired. MIKE PEACOCK hair etc. Manager expert nalrcutters tor men and women GRIFF HUGHES Sporting Goods Frosting V2 price— Tuesday Nile Sale • :MPMTIIlt:MPM Regular $35--$17.50 with this ad TCU baylag fit-ti ar with I.D. card wBI We want you to see how good we really are. 10 Appointment not Necessary 2850 WEST BERRY 3105 LUBBOCK 924-7353 Fort Worth, TEXAS 76109 (Across from Merry Go-Round) 817/921-0316 THE DAILY SKIFF Friday, April 1,1977 Longharns TCU keeps its coaches blast In 16 years of conference play Frog netters Frogland has never Longhorns wiped for the Horned team to win the fired a mentor Wednesday when the Purple netters 8-L Anyone looking for steady waitings of Frogland by nationally ranked winning the Southwest grid employment would do well to in several close championship their first year, join the coaching staff at the hard-hitting Texas Christian University. 1929. Then they repeated in eventually wore the Frogs For TCU has never fired a 1932. When Schmidt resigned coach! to go to Ohio State, after the In the sixteen years that the 1933 season, be had won 46, i: Gary Plock, UT, Horned Frogs have competed lost 6 and tied 5. Crawford M, 1-6, 6- in ihe Southwest Conference, Leo R. ("Dutch") Meyer, 3; Tom Mott, TCU, beat Paul TCU has had three head for 11 years freshman coach Avis 6-7. 6-3, M; Kevin Curren, football coaches. But the first at TCU and another of the UT. beat Tut Bartzen 6-3, 6-0. two resigned of their own free school's own athletes, was Short season ahead? Keller, UT, beat Rick will and the third is still head advanced to the top position to For these new football coaches (F.A. Dry is 8-4, 6-7, 7-5; Brad man with the Frogs. succeed Schmidt. Two years weather is warm enough for shorts, but a long UT. beat David Kelly 6- Matty Bell came in 1983 to later Bear Wolf resigned to lies ahead for the Horned Frog football program. 8. 7-4. Steve Demon, UT, beat pilot the Frogs in their first take the reins at North IC Miller 6-2, 6-4. year in the conference. Malty Carolina. He was succeeded DOUBLES: Plock-Curren, UT, heat Crawford-Bartzen 6-2, 6-3; brought with him Ed Kubale by another TCU graduate, -Avis, UT, beat Mott- as his assistant. Lester ("Mike") Brumbelow, 6-4, 3-8, 7-6; Nabors- captain of the 1929 cham- UT. beat Kelly-Miller 6- pions. This pair stayed on through 8.84. six seasons, winning 32, losing In his four complete years 17 and tieing 6 of their football at the helm, 1984 to 1987, in- games. The Frogs ranked all clusive, Coach Meyer has won the way from last place to 33 games, lost 11 and tied 4. second place during that His teams have played in both period. Students, alumni and the Sugar Bowl (Jan. 1,1936) Veterans fans thought the world had and the Cotton Bowl (Jan. 1, come to an end when Matty 1937), winning both contests. resigned to go to Texas AfcM The Frogs were ranked and Kubale quit a few weeks among the top five teams of If you are 28 years or later to go to Centre College. the nation for both the 1935 under, a sophomore or TCU called in Francis and 1936 seasons. junior, and majoring in Schmidt from Arkansas, Coaches Dutch Meyer and computer science, "miracle man of basketball," Mike Brumbelow may, like chemistry, or as he was then known. their predecessors, resign , you may be able Raymond ("Bear") Wolf, their positions at TCU, but CIRCLE CLEANERS i a commission in star Frog guard just out of unless they do they probably school , was named as his can stay on indefinitely. 3004 BLUE BONNET CIRCLE—923-4161 US Air Force while assistant. For TCU has never fired a iyour degree This pair soon quieted the coach! 5344 WEDGMONT CIRCLE—292-7658 Program 8189 per month ••••••••••April Fool*»••••••••• DRY CLEANING final 4 This story originally ap- Championship after defeating & LAUNDRY Excellent peared in the Oct. 21, 1938 Carnegie Tech 15-7 in the opportunities issue of the Skiff. Led by Sugar Bowl. Those were the OPEN 7-6 PM-SAT. 84 PM quarterback Davy O'Brien, good old days . . .when the . Call now Ext. the Homed Frogs went on to football team won and ? Day Service— In By 9 Oaf By 5 tor 881. win the 1938 National rere never fired. MIKE PEACQCK Manager hair etc. # tor men and women GRIFF HUGHES Sporting Goods

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