PAGE 8 THE GUILFORDIAN Friday, October 1, 1971 WQFS Record Reviews Robbery Causes The Beach Boys : A New Era By Ron Gitter "Freedom Song," (from a slave these days, and the crowd loves castle of Africa's West Coast) Stand-By SURFS UP it. Other performers are Ike and WQFS Denny Hathaway's "Tryn' THE BEACH BOYS and Tina Turner, The Voices of East the stolen goods has been Times." Both are very much Due to a theft occuring in (Reprise RS 6453) cuts Harlem, Eddie Harris and Les recovered. to the point about what was Milam, and The Staple Singers, July of approximately $350 It was not until the first week The of group which high school going on during the days of the but none of these gave really worth electronic equipment, of school that engineer John kids would feel up their first girl Festival. exceptional performances. WQFS will be temporarily Willis discovered that a radio delayed friend by, has finally become in On the Flip Side (that's So if not for Roberta Flack in signing on for the crystal, which determines the a word, mellow. This latest record talk) is Wilson Pickett. He and Wilson Pickett, wait for Soul 1971 -72 school year. frequency of the transmitter, release by The Beach Boys is the is the biggest attraction in Ghana to Soul, Vol. 11. Radio station personnel Dave was also missing. The station can first successful attempt at matur- Rhces and Kelly Dempster were operate on a shoestring without ing since their first efforts like first to discover the robbery the other equipment, but the "Pet Sounds". With the excep- which resulted in the loss of a crystal is absolutely necessary to tion of "Student Demonstration tape recorder, microphone, its operation. A new crystal has Time"?corny Beach Boys mus- Propose Quakers clock, and headphones. The been ordered,but it will be at ic-and "Don't Go Near the Mobile Crime Lab was called in least several weeks till WQFS Water" the Surfer's look at to the station and fingerprints receives the crystal and resumes ecology the album deserves to Prison Reform were taken, but, as yet, none of broadcasting. be listened to. the second-class status of minori- "Disney (1957) tight The tragedy at ?reducing the number of acts recent years, staff members have Girls" Attica drama- ties and the poor, to combat harmony the entire tizes the deepening crisis considered to be crimes. gone to jail. The Working Party and second in differing life styles, and to -recognizing the human side are definitely to be listened America's criminal justice sys- that prepared this report silence those who might chall- rights of prisoners and insuring to. "Surfs Up", title tem. Although reforms includes several who have served the track have enge the status quo. Realizing their civil liberties. from the album, is Wil- been introduced to prison terms?one spent two Brian improve that criminal justice depends During the early years of the son's ultimate song to surfing, court procedures and penal years on death row, one is upon and largely derives from Society of Friends many mem- and it's a long way from "Surfer institutions, they have failed currently imprisoned, two have to social justice, the authors urge bers were imprisoned as a result Girl". reduce crime or reform the family members behind bars. the following: of their conviction, and again, in This album marks the beginn- criminal. What is needed? More in mill ing of a new era for the Beach "rehabilitation"? Better trained Boys, one of the few groups to and paid personnel? More Clip-out and save survive the decade of the sixties. programs and money for courts Although I'm sure they have a and corrections? Duke University Major Attractions few more changes to go Committee The American Friends Service presents in concert through Surfs Up is worth Committee is convinced of the having. futility of all of these approach- SOUL TO SOUL es. In Struggle for Justice: A Oct. 1 BREAD and LIVINGSTON TAYLOR $3.00, $3.50, $4.00 (Atlantic SD 7207) Report on Crime and Punish- Unfortunately (I guess) I ment in America (Hill & Wang, $3.00, $3.50, $4.00 listened to soul to soul without available November 17, 1971), Oct. 16 TRAFFIC and FAIRPORT CONVENTION seeing the movie. The movie is the group appointed by the the story of the first music Quakers questions the current festival in Ghana, West Africa. concept of rehabilitation, criti- Oct. 30 MANDRILLand LEON RUSSELL $3.00, $3.50, $4.00 Such people as Roberta Flack, cizes the use of discretionary Wilson Pickett and Ike and Tina powers from police to wardens, doing away Turner contribute. and advocates with Nov. 20 TEN YEARS AFTER $3.00, $3.50, $4.00 I was not satisfied, as I the whole idea of the indeter- thought I would- be, with the minate sentence. album as a whole. It is not an They find that the mixture of Mail orders accepted immediately but not processed until 2 weeks before exceptional live recording and rehabilitation and punishment as the concert. Send a self-addressed envelope, check or money order to: the material chosen for each now practiced gives a human Duke University Union artist is not the best. However, a veneer to a barbaric system. The Box KM, Duke Station few cuts are definitely worth inequities and repressive func- Durham, N.C. 27706 list 'ning to. As usual, Roberta tions of the criminal justice Mack is beautiful. She does system are used to perpetuate Cafeteria Committee Survey

Please check the answer for each question. Return Survey to Survey Box at the entrance of the cafeteria. If you weren't here last year, use space foi comments. A. BREAKFAST 1. Improved over last year 2. Stayed the same 3. Gotten worse Comments:

B. LUNCH !. Improved over last year 2. Stayed the same 3. Gotten Worse

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C. SUPPER 1. Improved over last year 2. Stayed the same 3. Gotten Worse Comments:

D. Overall feeling as to food service, and possible suggestions ??

*Please be honest and serious when answering these questions, since they are intended to get your feelings about the SAGA Food Service. Thank you. The Food Committee J