VOLUME 56, #5 A show of solidarity
By SEAN Wt\GSTAFF TUDENT DEMONSTRATIONS In their meeting on September of a nature unheard of since 17, the Regents also approved a Sthe early 1970s swept UCSD South Africa-free retirement and the rest of the country last portfolio for faculty and staff. year, calling for an end to the The African National Congress apartheid policies of South Africa. asked that people obselVe a Those policies have been blamed moment of silence in solidarity on widespread rioting and violence with South African political there. prisoners on Friday. Student groups University of California students, have chosen that day to call for last spring, called for full university general strikes in the nation's divestment from companies doing universities. business in that country. But the Last night, both the Associated UC Regents, in June, decided that Students and the Graduate Student divestment was not necessarily Association at UCSD voted to appropriate, and created the suppon a campus-wide, all-day University Advisory Committee on strike. Investor Responsibility (UACIR) instead. Plea~ turn to page 7
• Opinions on apartheid and Also: student protests After 20 years of sovice, SID PAGE 4 • Surfin' Safari Director Dr. William PAGE 13 ~----' Nierenberg steps down. • The job market; Alumni tdI it like it is • Bloom County PAGE 3 PAGE 8 PAGE 2 2 ,Thursday, October 10, 1985 Thursday, October 10, 1985 3 NEWS NEWS Gardner requests UREPean vacations: exotic research in wild locations By GAYLE HEIRSHBERG millions for UCSD Taking one of these HE RAIN POURED DOWN been offered through UREP. nightfall (about 7 pm) The student and herself, who were The 1986-87 Unive rsity of Engineering BUI[dlng Unit [, a steadily on the darkening UREP links inexperienced monkees don't move at night so interested in primates and expeditions is a lot more California operallons budget 128,700 square-foot structure, T forest. The clouds that members of the public with UC the researchers we re safe 10 leave wanted 10 know more about interesting then a regular presented by President David will house instruction a"d co uld be seen through the researe hers who are in need of unattended at that time , RubiO them. vacanon trip," said RubIO , who Gardner and approved by the research facilities for the rapidly treetops loomed menacingly field teams and research funding. said. An average expedition from has been on rwo more UC Regents Committees on growing programs in engineering overhead. Nothing could be Rubio's group studied the "[n the beginning I thou~ht I UREP lasts about two weeks, expeditions since the one to finance , and bUildings and sc iences. During the pa t few heard but the downpour. Activity Interaction behaVIOur of three would be frightened . I thought though RubiO's was a three-week Kenya and plans to take another grounds eptcmber 27 contains years, undergraduate enrollment was minimal in the forest as the types of primates In relation 10 that big animals would come and study. The COSt to go on one of In the near future . "It's definitely funding for a number of projects at UCSD In englneenng has inhabitantS submitted to the ea h other and In reiallon to get me [ also thought that [ was these mps vanes from $500 to worthwhile ." ,it UCSD , J UC<;D spokcsperson srown 25 percent while graduate forces of nature. troops of primates of the same going to get lost. Even though I $1 ,600 (plus airfare) The money Those who are Interested In Big mistake said. enrollment has hmbed 20 type but living in Uganda (which know no one had ever gotten is uscd for food , lodging and a obtaining a free catalogue with Gardner's budget proposes percent A few, however, were borders thc Kakamega forest lost, all the paths looked alike share of the research proJCCt more information about the persistent enough 10 pursue their Ending a co urt $4.5 billion for the UC system, The Graduate -chool of where the researchers stayed). and I was ~o sure I would get itself; the money is tax program and future expeditions trek through the forest despite should wme UREP, University 01 ordeal lasting since his including a request for $194 .1 [ntcrnanonal Relations and "After that experience, I found lost that [ brought a nare with deductible million in new state funds, The Pacific Studies would be ,he first the disagreeable weather One me , In case." According to imon . UREP has Cahforn la, Desk K-Il , Berkeley, woman trudged on, through the that this was the only way 10 go," re-election to office last full Board of RegentS will suc h msmullon In the country [0 "But , on the Fourth of July, grown from three projects in CA 94720. mud . Keeping pace with the said Rubio, "It's very di fferent Scholarships that cover about year, San Diego Mayor conS ider [he request at their next combine profeSSional training from a vacation. The people we since we had no way to celebrate [977 10 26 projects that were troop of monkees overhead; It offered thiS summer Though 30 percent of the cost are meeting in San Francisco, Oct. With knowledge of the languages met on the trip saw us in a [ got my flare out to set off. SlOpping when they did, wditing, more expeditions go OUt dUring available to students and Rodger Hedgecock was 17-18. [terns approved by the and culture of the Pacific Basin , different light. The people there didn't even work ," she said. and then moving on when they According to Rebecca Simon, the summer, a few will be offered professors who meet certain convicted yesterday oj Regents Will be submitted to the an area of Increasing importance treated us differently because we chose 10 do so. In eligibility requirementS. ~ state for consideration, he said. to California and the United were there working rather than public information coordinator the fall and winter felony conspiracy and for UREP, "The program gives Among the key UCSD requests States, the spokesperson said. LUCinda Rubio , an assistant simply taking a tour and twelve cou nts oj Included In the budget is $8.9 The president's budget also admil1lstrator in the U SD observing. The people are people a chance to partici pate in Kicking Back million for equipment to asks for $680,000 for preliminary hterature department was in a meaningful scienllfic work and interested In what you are doing. SIO director to retire perjury. Hedgecock will complete outfitting for planning of a 136,000 square group of six that made up the to see things they might not Buying books is like getting a phone installed - it's tOO [ think you get 10 know the be Jorced to leave office Engineering Building Unit [, and foot addition 10 the Central field team of a research people and the country much otherwise see." Search on for a replacement much to pay, but you can't lIVe WIthout It .so you pay. $480,000 for preliminary Library. The proposed project expedition headed by a better." According 10 RubiO , her trip By DIANE RIGDON But a year ago, Ken Appel had paid enough of the upon sentencing. planning and working drawings will proVide cxpansion space for University of California was part of a cumulative stud), of can work past the mandatory bookstore's high prices, and decided to do something about It. Rubio's group stayed In a UCKED BETWEEN the for the proposed Graduate Central Library users; taff and researcher, who, in this case, house of the forestry department. these primates, one that had 10 be magnificent PaCific Ocean retiremem. age for administrators. He called up a pubhsher to tty to get books wholesale. specialized In the study of continuany updated. It was also It was a wooden structure that Tand the craggy La Jolla A university selection committee "T he publisher told me the only way I could get books for l'\ appoints development primates. Rubio, who had never to be part of the UC researcher's hopes to name a new directOr by less was to become a bookstore. So I became a bookstore ." The offered no electricity and no hot chffs is the world-renowned director. done anythi ng like this before, water. The y slept on wooden doclOral dissertation. Scripps Institution of the end of 1985. bookstore IS call1ed KB (kickback) Books was sponsored by the University Dale Parker has been beds with their sleeping bags on Volunteers for these group Oceanography, established In Sixty apphcants have sent It wasn't an easy beginning, but now It' KB's second year at Research Expeditions Program appointed director of tOp . [903. SIO's director for the past their resumes to the selection UCSD , ancl most of their stock was sold in the first week, Appel (U REP) expeditions have ranged from 17 development for the Institute of "It wasn 't a hardship because to 75 in age and have included 20 years , William ierenberg, committee, Most are from the said. KB also opened another store at SDSU thiS fall which was the Amencas, according to Dr. fields of marine biology, "met with a lOt of enthUSiasm ." The tcam helped the all you wanted at the end of a individuals from a variety of will retire June 30, 1986. Joseph Grunwald, preSident of researcher gather information day was any place to rest your occupations. Simon said. UC regulanons require chemistry and geology. Several of After getting a bUSiness license and a costly resale permit, the institute founded to promOte the ca ndidates are European and Appel started work In a fnend's garage They took orders b), on a pallicular group of primates body. You were so tired ." According to Rubio , her group adminIStrators 10 retire by the greater understanding and fiscal year of their 67th birthday several are women. Applicants phone and had to dehl'er all the books while enrolled In school di rected towards speci fic aspects The day began for Rubio and conSisted of a student majonng communi atlons among the ( ierenbcrg's 67th bmhday IS in were notified of the vacancy by full-time. of behaviour. the rest of her group at about 6 in animal behaVIOur, a woman people and nations of the Februaty. 1986). lerenberg advertisements In SCience, Qrure, Onglnally, Ken Just wanted to get lower pnced books for The expedition, which took am each day. Each person was who wanted to see East Afnca, a Will Western Hemisphere place in a rain forest in Kenya, is assigned a troop of monkees and primary schoolteacher who also remain in an academic capaCIty and EOS magazine , by himself. "Then I figured , if I could get books for myself, I could Parker will coordinate effort get them for my friends, and my friends' frie nds " Just one of several tripS that have they were to follow them until wanted to see Africa , a Kenyan at Scripps because UC professors Please tum to page 7 to obtain grantS and Ken has had a lot of support, he said, and that IS what keeps contributions for the institute's business going. He now has a partner, Paul MartinellI , and five programs and for endowment. chool of International Relations (ollections as well as relocation employees to work the rwo shops The appomtment of Parker. and PaCifiC rudies. and expansIOn of the SCience KB Books buys used texts, sells new and used ones and takes who JOined the Institute of the Plans currently call for the new and Engineering Library, he said. orders. They operate out of a small room in the back of the Americas on Aug. 19, will enable graduate school, if approved, to Other UCSD requests SUPPORT • INFORMATION • SERVICES Great Earth Vitamin store In La Jolla Village Square the Institute to expand its be housed in a 41 ,000 square contained In the proposed Haircuts for students Appel's entrepreneur spmt has a hleved more results than suppOrt base and thus its foot building to be constructed budget include. (1) Urey Hall JUSt cheaper books at KB , he said. "I feel that we've succeeded extenSive programs bnnging on campus. Renovations ($118,000) - for with OJalid 1.0, card in making the untversity bookstore re-evaluate their pn Ing together the deciSion and Also included in the prelim mary planning and Birth Control policies. "They might deny us as their reason for lowenng opinIOn leaders of all walks of president's budget request is working drawll1gs 10 renovate prices," Appel said, "but I don't see any other reason You can Abortion . . - F) WOMANcARE $15 men $20 women hfe from throughout the $17.6 million for working ~pace m Urey Hall vacated when Donor Insemination - "- - ClI .... IC challenge a system and do something about it' the aJonty of Applied (regularly $18.50) countries of orth and South drawings and construction of ,m General OB -GYN --~~....:=...::.:....:.:.""----- (regularly $25) - By Anna Severson America and the Canbbean, 80 .000 square-foOl Instruction MechaniCS and Engineering Grunwald said. and Research Facility 10 house eLlen es relocates [0 Engll1eenng CerV ica l Caps Ava ilable - SE HABLA ESPANOL Open Monuay 8950 VIlla La Jolla Dr. the departments of anthropology, BUlldll1g Unit I. (2) Computer through FDA study Ihrough SalurJay Suite II ZZ. 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blacks, the ban on black unions to cooperate with the IcgiIlU::. In and the restrictions on the addition, the Reagan acquisition by blacks were all administration saw the presence eliminated and identical public of Cuban troops in communist facilities for blacks as well as Angola and Soviet military aid to whites were permitted. However, guerilla insurgency groups in the Origins of apartheid in the mming industry. where area as major threats to American whites earn more than five times interests in Southern Africa, and as much as blacks and racial believed that cooperation with By ED SWAIN conditions are at their worst , the regime and a more helpful The following IS conclusion oj a violent means, and held a strike remained and swelled. none of this applied; and many approach toward the South Alumni recommend practical experience of these conditions could only African military build-up could two-part essay which began in the In May 1961. The government In 1976, thiS discontent Oared Ocr . 7 ISsue of The Guardian. refused to bend, the strike was up again in the most severe occur through a negotiated protect those Interests . The By KAREN KAWASAKI not comprehenSive enough, and strike ever experienced in South setdement with factory owners or adminIstration justified thiS Although UC D alumni seem earch Club, a workshop enmled Now a sound techniCIan for CB there and wa on the Bnn continues, "For me, a new, more militant Africa. In this year the South the compliance of white factories stance on the grounds that grateful for the academically "Fmding the Hidden Job News, he remembers, "By no intercollegiate badminton team . It writlng is easy. I love writing. but Since 1948, laws designed to organization - Umkonto we African police shot black - neither of which were cooperation with South Africa extremely likely. Further reforms would stimulate reforms competitive atmosphere at the Market ." a career on~ultants file means did UC D prepare me (PE) was a good outlet." I stlll keep a hand In science. suppOrt the policy of Apartheid Sizwe (Spear of the Nation) was protestors in Soweto, and violent mclude: the Prohibitlon of Mixed relating to the pass system were umversuy, many re ommend that and an Internshtp program well - It wa clearly by my ol,vn The awve hfe he led whtle Science is the adventure of thiS formed under Nelson Mandela. rioting followed, resulting in The only major reform Marriages Act of 1949; the lifted in the same month, but the students acquire Job -related Dorseyempha Ize that " It' personal pursuance. hke working pursuing hiS bachelor's degree In century. Almost every American ThiS organization first began to hundreds of deaths and great pass system preventing blacks insututed by the South African practical expenence outside the never toO late to start. Of all the outSide of class for two hours, economl s has developed IntO knows morr about science than Immorality Amendment Act of use sabotage on un-manned destruction government since 1980, a 1950 which forbade sexual from freely emigrating into the classroom possible thIngs you could do that I became preparcd. Lots of his ownership of a tenms shop he ~r he gives themselves credit facilities as a means of In 1978, Prime Mimster proposal to give the vote to relation between whites and cities was not removed during your academiC career people coast through school, and In La Jolla , The Racket StringIng for. opposition so there would be no Vorster reured from office m Asians and coloureds (although Janet Mlka , a member of the non-whites; the Population Events in late 1980 and early practlcal experience IS the most they get good jobs, but not the Workshop. Despite hiS high regard for casua Iti es. favor of Pieter Botha. who had the white parliament could veto UCSD's first graduating class In Registration Act of 1950 which 1981 made a drastic change , 1968, remembers the students important factor m addition to real good Jobs " "I wanted to do something SCience, Bnn stresses the The Pan African Congress been defense mInister for several their collective deciSIOns). was required all South Afncans to years, and who had preSided however, m Botha's reform getting a degree from a highly Importance of a diverse (PAC) founded a new militant unsuccessful 10 getting support on-campus as bemg "very "Workmg for CB has opened before I went to graduate school. carry registration cards program. In the first place, It prestigious univerSity like so I went ahead and boupht the educational background. He notes wing as well, called the Pogo over massive build-ups of the even 10 the Asian and coloured selective and real competitive. up new opportunities for Lopez indicating their race; the Group conservatives and liberals to the UCSD " shop (in 1980) .... 1 am st;!1 that the University'S wide variety (We go it alone), which was South Afncan military. He , along community. was excuing to be a pan of the who is now beginnmg work on Areas Act of 1950 which left of Botha's National Party first graduating class We (the Michelle Gross, a 1981 two low budget feature films (on learning even though 1 am not in of intra-departmental semi nars willing to kill police and even with General Magnus Malan , provided for residential division seemed to be .gaining popularity. 182 Revelle students) were graduate of Revelle who is now one as an associate produ er) school, but it's more along the expose students to fields of black "collaborators." The ANC engineered the ''Total Strategy," In 1985 unrest continued to of all races (officially classified More important, and probably at escalate. On Apnl 19, Prime mostly concerned With getting pursuing a graduate degree m out of Los Angeles. He would hnes of studying about people ," knowledge not necessarily related and the PAC went abroad to which takes into account White, Coloured (mixed), Indian political, social and economic the central ca use of the latte r Mimster Botha told Parliament thmgs staned . A lot found It was hnguistlcs at UCSD . also explams someday. however. like to create he explains. to their major and in tum form organizations in exile - and BlaSk); the 1953 Reservation change, was the rising of black that there had been a "drastic too ngorous or tOO isolated (from the Importan e of practical films and other pieces based on One alumna who specializes broadens their horizens. the first under Oliver Tambo and forces , as well as mihtary, to of Separate Amenities Act which violen e and sabotage. escalation of revolutionary an Diego)." expenence' "In college , you know hiS own ideas. in studying people is Jennifer Tom Steinke, a 1984 Warren the second under Potlako maintain the South African made segregation compulsory in On June I. two majOr climat'! In the country." He Mika, however. surVived and what's expected of you When "Lookmg back on the Hurlow Paonessa, a 1979 Third graduate with a bioengineering! LebaUo. These have sought to regime . Pan of the "Total all public areas; the Resettlement isola te South Africa Stra tegy," includes taking a refinenes, from which South offered to negotiate With black earned a bachelor's degree 10 you're workIng, your bo s doesn't truggles, college really wa n't College graduate. Paonessa applied science degree, rehes heavily on his tech - of Natives Act of 1954 which diplomatically. "verligte" approach. or an Africa gets its scarce Oil supply, leaders and removed the earned her bachelor's degree in were bombed . More ommously, communications/ sociology and nical knowledge every day. sought to move back squatters Rural discontent. and most of "enlightened" and tolerant restrictions agamst the the Afncan atlonal Congre ss. later earned a masters in SOCial teinke is currently a biomedical away from white residential all, urban black rioting, became attltude toward racial change to ownership of property In white for the first time m ItS 70-year work from San Diego tate engineer assisting surgeons m areas; and the eparate endemic in the late 50s and placate blacks and maintaIn areas for some blacks. Minor hiStory, claimed responsibility. University designing and developlllg Umversities Act of 1959 which early 60s, culminating in the friends internationally reforms such as these. however, surgi cal deVices ehminated the "open" SharpevIUe massacre of 1960, 10 In May of 1979 Botha passed In 1982 the Reagan have not served to placate In her current Job , Paonessa is Having "crUised through universities that allowed blacks which blacks refusing to use pass labor legislation favonng many administration formalized poltey blacks . but have merely caused the director of the Adult Day school ," he hopes someday to entran ce. books were fired upon by riOt Improvements m the conditions of "construcuve engagement," their expectations to nse and Health Care Center in San Diego. have a busmess of his own . "I Severe poltce repressIOn police. Severe repression of blacks. The limits on the based on the concept that cruCial have convinced them of the She explains that from the center had real good times SOCially at reqUired a total reorgan Ization of following this inCident managed employment of particular races, South Afncan minerals and outh value of violence in producing a she gains "mu h satisfaction in UCSD . But academically, I think the black political opposition. to curb black anti-apartheid unequal pay for equal work, Africa's strategiC posiuon on the response from the knOWing that we (the enter) the broad background helped the The ANC still advocated non- activities, but dISCOntent lower unemployment benefits for up of Africa , made It necessary government. provide an important service to most ," he comments. the community." Ellen Noonan, a 1980 Muir Like Standler, she enjoyed the graduate with a degree in r---. 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Administrator • Fantasy miniatures • Japanese models & toys I An Arts Magazine Serving the UCSD Community Vol. 10, No.3 _ MARTI]ONES . , ...... • J •• '~ ,t • ' ...... -..'. ' " .; ... KSDTRADIO STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN assorted vinyl hunter s. thompson art stuff Boss American Music by john schacht The band's second album, Stevie Ray Vaughan and Couldn't Stand the Weather, Double Trouble are coming to Blues you can use has sold 500,000 copies. It was King of town, and here's a wanting for a more polished work than the On the cowr: Ewrything you all you would-be guitar first and further solidified always vvanted to krxMr (but aficianados and heavy metal goons. You're the coming that they made Vaughan a customized Vaughan's reputation as a blues specialist, while 9 \Wre afraid to ask) about the zydeco at ones in for a dose of double trouble, because this guitar strap bearing his initials. also allowing him to expand into some is a man who knows how to play guitar the way it A few days later, Vaughan also received an offer experimental rock fields, including a version of Editon music scene in the good ole t.5 Hendrix's "Voodoo Chile" the author might be MIKEL TOOMBS was meant to be played. Recipient of Guitar from Jackson Browne to perform in a live show in of A is rew.aled in our "Boss Belly Up Pla,er's International Blues Guitar Player of the Tuscon from which the proceeds would go to the proud of. The album went gold in both Australia ALICIA AGOS hnerican Music" 5sue. Tan Year award for an unprecedented third straight Sanctuary Defense Movement. The show raised and New Zealand, and made it into the top 20 in Contributon Plonka kicks things off by year, Vaughan wiU bring his band - Chris $68,000 to aid the defense fund of those people the States. Vaughan also received his third JOHN ASHLEE tonight "Whipper" Layton on drums, Tommy Shannon accused of giving sanctuary to refugees fleeing Grammy nomination for the album, the first two ANDREA HARMON drawing the image. then Alicia coming for the cut "Rude Mood" for best rock MARLA HELLMAN on bass and newly added keyboardist Reese repression in EI Salvador and Honduras. "I talked PtfJpS (pIIII 7) revie\Ns theman, Wynans to UCSD's main gym this Sunday for a Jackson's offer over with the other band instrumental and "Texas Aood" for best ROBERT LEONE traditional blues album. Fame and glory did come ART SALAZAR the myth, the legend, the Boss,. night of blues and rock done the old-fashioned. members, and we decided it was a worthy cause," It would - or at least should way - the right way. to Vaughan last year as his band won best new SUZI SIXTEEN .... $pd..... 1l. On pili 3 - be impossible to do an issue Vaughan said. Among others donating their time DANIEL THOMAS Popular folklore has it that blues legends are were Bonnie Raitt, Don Henley and Stevie Nicks. blues act and Stevie Ray Vaughan became the first John Schacht delws into the of Hiatus on American music non-black to ever win Bluesman of the Year born, not made. Names like Muddy Waters, In this day and age of videos and slick P.R. Editorial: 452-6580 histolY of blue-blood rock 'n' without talking about zydeco, Willie Dixon, Albert Colling or B.B. King seem as Award. that gloriously danceable music promotions, it would appear that talent and Advertilinl: 452-3466 old as the blues tradition itself. Most rock heroes, The band's latest album may contain less raw roller Stevie Ray Vaughan, who concocted by the Acadian people of Louisiana. creativity are no guarantee of success, and one on the other hand, often seem to be just as much must actively recruit publicity in orer to survive. energy than his previous two, but makes up for Hiatus is published every is can~ fran the prisons of And it would be impossible to talk about zydeco - which is, the product of slick Madison Avenue P.R. men But as a · testimony to Vaughan'S talent, the any loss of intensity with an increase in Thursday of the academic Oregon to the g'ymnasilm of incidentally, pronounced in the French manner, with no accented and hairdressers as they are of their own talent. modern world of rock and roll has gone out in production sound. The addition of Reese year as a supplement to the syllables - without mentioning the king of zydeco, Clifton Chenier. UC5D this Sunday n~ht. Next, Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble would search of Vaughan and his band. Aside from the Wynans on keyboards has helped Vaughan UCSD GUARDIAN. Re The incredible accordionist - whose last name is pronounced "shen on pili 5 the s~ts and certainly fit into the former category rather than Bowie album, the guitarist was recently asked to concentrate more on his lead guitar. "Reese has production or use of any yay," although you can probably call him "shen-eer" (or just plain the latter. But it may be the latter that helps really-added depth·to our sound," Vaughan said, portion of this magazine sounds of the not-too"ften Clifton) - has been playing this amazing musical gumbo of blues, r&b, provide the soundtrack for "Rocky IV, " as well as establish Vaughan as the star that his creativity William (The Exorcist) Friedkin's upcoming film "and this helps me personally, especially in the without written permission heard aDT are uncowred by soul and even wain tunes for the past ~ years. and talent suggest he is. with Gregory Peck entitled Judgement Day . Sean live shows. We've got a fuller texture to our sound is a no-no. We welcome the ubiquitous Alicia PtfJpS. Unfortunately, at age 60, Chenier has been often prone to illness. His Playing guitar as though born with one in his now." unsolicited letters, manu last three scheduled concerts at the Belly Up Tavern in Solana Beach Penn and Sam Shepard - two more fans of Finally, on PIIII 7 \W fmd all hands (the 3o..year-old has been playing for 22 Vaughan - have also asked him to do work on scripts and artwork, but were cancelled for that reason, but that hasn't stopped the Belly Up As far as his fans are concerned, the more years), Vaughan'S reputation soared three years their upcoming film projects. assume no responsibility for sorts of stuff: .... SmIt from booking him again, and it certainly hll$n't stopped Chenier. Vaughan plays his guitar, the better. Perhaps not ago when David Bowie chose him to play guitar in since Jimi Hendrix has a guitarist dominated the the return of such. Send report~ on Dr. B..... This may be your last chance to see this national treasure, 50 don't Charles Comer is Vaughan'S publicity director, s. his smash LP Let's Dance . But throughout blues/ rock genre like Vaughan. Indeed, given the information to: blow it. ~ and has also served in that capacity for the Rolling 'Ihoms-oa's recent bmy into Vaughan's career, and with the recent release of similar stratocaster sound and playing styles, HIATUS his band's third album Soul to Soul, it is easy to see Stones and reggae star Peter Tosh. Comer claims town, Mar.aret Carlla that "Stevie Ray and Double Trouble are one of Hendrix is the guitarist most often mentioned 8-016, La Jolla , CA 92093 that Vaughan has not strayed far from his roots. shedd~ light on the Student the hottest acts around in rock and roll," and as when comparisons are made. Not exactly bad it out Vaughan grew up in Dallas and learned to play company. On Vaughan'S last album he covers an Center's second -best -kept ~Check guitar from his older brother Jimmie Vaughan of evidence offers the 230 or so concerts Vaughan will be playing this year, including one on the old Earl King song - "Come On" - which secret (no air guess~), and " On a m~re ,!ntern~tional - ?ut s~ill American - note is Sunday'S the Fabulous Thunderbirds. By the time he was Hendrix also re-made on Electric Wyland and eight years old, Stevie Ray was playing in bands bridge of the Aircraft carrier Pelou in San MI1Id TOOdIIw talk~ to NE Quake-Aide benefit for MeXICO City earthquake victims that will be Francisco Bay to 25,000 sailors. But the hard subtitled "Part l." Vaughan has subtitled his held from 5 pm to 11 pm at the SDSU Backdoor club. and eventually moved to Austin where he began version "Part m," and his cover of the song Ohb's \WU-unkno..vn u.rtI sitting in with blues legends like B.B. King and work that Double Trouble put in this year is Sponsored by KCR radio and the SDSU Model United Nations club nothing new for th~ band that has averaged 200 suggests that the Hendrix heritage continues. Jo-. the concert will feature some of San Diego's best bands, including th~ Albert Collins. After becoming a top draw in his Vaughan considers it by no means an insult when native state, Vaughan and Co. made a surprise road dates a year since their formation five years Tell~Tale Hearts, Eleven Sons, Dave's Brother Phil, the Charms, ago. he is compared to Hendrix. although he insists he Playground Slap, P.S. Your Cat Is Dead and - yes, there's still more - appea:.tnce at the 1982 Montreux Jazz Festival in is still his own guitarist. "Jimi Hendrix was the the LA band Tuesday's Children. Switzerland where his performance established A bastion of modern rock hoopla - MTV - has even devoted an entire "Rock Influences" greatest player of his time," Vaughan said, "and him as the up-and-coming talent in blues and he left his mark on all our lives." rock. show (a rare occurrence) to Stevie Ray Vaughan In the great bluesmen tradition, Vaughan on October 20. Rolling Stone recently featured a But before one gets the notion that Stevie Ra y is recently performed a gig with Double Trouble for long article on Vaughan'S adopted home town of merely another in a series of Hendrix play-alikes, the benefit of the prisoners at Oregon state's Austin in which Vaughan and his local legacy Vaughan's blues roots cannot be overlooked. maximum security prison in Salem, Oregon. In featured prominently. When Stevie Ray is not on the road or in the KGI·PM front of a full-house of convicts, (including Jimmy But it is the story behind the Montreux festival studio, he is generally making with blues legends in '82 that has laid the groundwork for all that has like B.B. King, Albert Collins, Bobby Bland, Big 101 WELCOMES Bernard, the president of the entertainment THEATRE IN THE MAKING committee that organized the event who is doing followed for Stevie Ray Vaughan. A relative Mama Thornton, Albert King and others. 20 years for armed robbery). Vaughan put on a unknown at that time, Vaughan took the limelight Vaughan, for his part, refuses to place himself in ATUCSD show that left them ecstatic. "The prison gig," at the show even though he had no record contract either category. "Rock and roll is a direct Vaughan said in a telephone interview last week, at the time. Among those in attendance were progression from the blues and they are really 1965·66 Season STEVIE RAY Vi "is something the group as a whole has wanted to Bowie and Browne, the latter donating free studio Inseparable. Personally I don't like to stick myself do for a long time - we'd never played a time to Double Trouble at his Down Town Studio in anyone category." & DOUBLE UBLE maximum security prison before and jumped at in Los Angeles. In one short week under the The soft-spoken Vaughan would prefer to let the opportunity. We thought we could bring a direction of the legendary John Hammond - his guitar do the talking for him, as any good STUDENT COUPON SPECIAL little excitement into that atmosphere. It was a real whose other discoveries include Billie Holiday, guitarist would. In ap. when guitar virtuosity is 5 PlAYS FOR ONLY S15.00f4' treat for us." 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GYM Pizza Stop Enclose a check mode payable ro U.c. f!.EGEHTS Q'ld a srompe-d . le~-oddr~ envelope, TICKETS $11 .11 • ITUDENTI AND IU,15 GENERAL PUII.IC. @; (TICKETS 11.00 MOllE · DAY 0' IIIOW,) AVAILAILE ... T 7ii5iCiif...... 71-4 Venture PI. MissIon Bach Moll ro: .UCSO DAAMA DEPT. BoO«, LA JOU.A CA 92093 or toke to the Dramo Dept" COMPUTER CENTER THE U,C.' D. lOX OffICE AND TlcxnMAU11I OUTLET.. '. Between the Roller Coelter m the Ocan HumallrleS·l;brory Oulldlng. Room 2550. FOil MOllE INFO: 4U-QH, .1 ••, [0_, .IUI JAt. S IlW 452-4291 488-4800 488-4288 PAODUCED IN .....OCIATION WITH U, C . I . D . pop EVENTS COMMITTEE IItlnllASlIRMUSlt - t_- fUll EIt_rll_ 2 HiGtw October 10, 1985 October 10, 1985 HiGha 3 UCSD's Free Political Film Company performs Ramen and eries switches to Thursday, Julie( at the Old Globe Theatre in tonight, instead of Friday, for Balboa Park, Oct. 11-13. Show this week only. The three short Goings on . In your backyard Annex times are Fri. and Sat. evenings at films - Portrait of Nelson There is no admission charge. Contemporary Art is located at 8 pm, and matinees Sat. and Sun. Mandela, Wot:a Albert!, and The missions and spectacular shots of by jay Il'eathoule For additional information call 700 Prospect St. in La Jolla. For Earth from space. The film is at 2:30 pm. Tickets are $18.50 Sun Will Rise - aU reflect aspects by alicia agol Those of you who missed 452-2864. more information call454-0267. being presented at the Reuben H. and $14.50. Call 239-2255 for of the continuing struggle for James McAnnich's instal Fleet Space Theater in Balboa more information. It's ironic that KSDT exists some time. Sometime (the human rights in South Africa. • * • • • • , more in sight than sound for opportunity) will pop out of lation at the Mandeville The films begin at 7 pm in TLH British sculptor Bill Woodrow Stevie Ray Vaughan and Park. Show times are at 11:40 ... the majority of the UCSD the blue. We could try Annex Gallery last week are special guest Lonnie Mack will am, 1,2,3,5,7 and 8 pm Mon. The University Events Office to7. For further information caU will ·conduct a public population. The old adage something like fitting fortunate that it has been held perform Sunday at 8 pm at the Sun.; on Sat. and Sun. there is an presents music from Andes with 452-4450 or 452-2016. walkthrough of his "found "seen but not heard" ourselves in between 93.1 and over through tomorrow. UCSD Gym. Tickets are $11 .75 additional 10:30 am show. the San Diego premiere object" sculpture exhibition at generally works well, but not 93.3. It's so difficult, though. McAnnish does not * •• for students, $13.75 for the Tickets are $4; for further performance of the Bolivian Paul Brach - A Retrospective the La Jolla Museum of for a radio station. We have to be students still." produce simple-minded general public, and an additional information call 238-1233. group Los Kjarkas, on Tuesday continues at the Mandeville Art Contemporary Art, Saturday at Nestled comfortably in the From the outside, KSDT todder in order to feed $1 on the day of the show. at 8 pm, in the Mandeville Gallery through November 3. 11 am. The artist's introduction * • • well-traversed Student looks like any other college middle-class aesthetics or Tickets are available at the Auditorium. Tickets may be Paul Brach, the first chair of the to his unique work will also Kenny Loggins appearsfor one Center, the KSDT office and radio station - a little promote American death UCSD Box Office and at all purchased at the UCSD Box UCSD Visual Arts Dept., introduce the Museum's new show only on Saturday at 7:30 its inhabitants are viewed by a offbeat. Inside, one finds a culture. Therefore, his TicketMaster outlets. For more Office and at all TicketMaster returns to campus to exhibit a longer weekend hours, which are pm at g)9.J's Open Air Theatre. lot of people but, as it stands group of people trying to put imagery provokes thought, information call 483-6339. outlets. Tickets are $7 for general retrospective of his minimal 10amt05pm,asofOct. 12.The Tickets are $14.75. For more admission, $6 for Senior now, only a few on-campus good music on the air. even participation, on the part works from the 1960s and his walkthrough is free with the irt'ormation call 232-0800 or AM recei vers are able to pick Howard finds that, "A lot of of the audience before it • • • 265-6947. Citizens, and $5 for students. For more recent nocrurnal desert purchase of a $2 general The Dream Is Alive is a 37- additional information call 452- up the station's signal. Of people think we're into assumes any dimensions paintings. Gallerv hours are admission ticket, or $1 student minute Omnimax film featuring * • * 4559. course, if you are lucky obscure music just to be into beyond that of a simple noon to 5 pm, Tuesday-S~nday . ticket. The La Jolla Museum of in-flight footage c:i space shuttle San Diego's California Ballet enough to possess cable, then obscure music. That's collection of objects. -compiled by marla hellman Spinnirw a wmW of wand fI'IWic on LC\Vs wry ou.n KSUT, bullshit. Most of the music we This challenge becomes you're lucky enough to hear u.ftef'e experimentadon co-emu u.Uh acceSlibilit". KSDT. And, as KSDT music play is only obscure because even more intriguing when Enteru.nment Every FrlcbIy director Chris Howard puts it, the other radio stations don't this show is considered in & More "There are crazy people out play it." perspective with his work in there who get cable just to Many people would be can hear that stuff anywhere. won't guarantee you fame and the same gallery last year. One This Fri. 3:30 - 6:00 pm hear us." surprised to know that KSDT This way, people can flip fortune as a DJ . But there is, of of the advantages of the annex If KSDT is something of a was the first radio station in between our station and course, always that chance. shows is this opportunity to The Blond Bruce Band mystery, then, it's basically San Diego to play "Every another station which will Says Howard, "Generally watch the artists at UCSD Also: games & made to order food due to its inaccessibility. body, It the first single from, of play Bruce Springsteen." what we ask for is three hours mature in their vision and KSDT does not have, and all people, Madonna. "We Like any other student-run a week working in the various methodology. Access to Every Wed. is ifT1X>rted ~ day never has had a spot on the were right on top of that organization, KSDT'6 need departments. Sometimes it's serious emerging artists at this Next ~ - Gold Fasse coveted FM dial, and that is its single," says Howard. "We for student involvement is menial work, but there is the bargain price - you are major problem, one that don't just play music which never satiated, and an chance to get your voice on required only to offer your IT'S NOT TOO LATE Howard terms "so much sounds like a cat wrenched orientation meeting is set for the air." time and interest - is a business. It (getting on the back over itself. There's room tonight at 7 in the Student What exists at KSDT is the benefit available on but a few Delta Sigma Phi will be continuing airwaves) is not something we for experimentation. People Center's North Conference opportunity to do new things, campuses in the nation. "THERE'S NEVER BEEN A COMEDY can do in a real way. We should understand that about Room. While a lot of people take some risks and boldly go As McAnnich helps to formal rush through Friday, October 11, haven't been allocated a spot, a college station. There's are expected to show up, where no man has gone prove, the artists here are so If you haven't gotten a chance to QUITE LIKE ~ER HOURS,' A RACY. and with the competitive San room to learn about shit. perhaps only half of them are before. Howard: "What we unique individuals function meet us yet drop by our booth on Diego market, getting on the "I think it's thrilling to expected to stay. Howard has want are radio shows with a ing in a special environment. RAUCOUS RIDE THROUGH THE NIGHT air is real difficult. It'd be listen to weird noises coming seen a lot of people "flake diverse mixture of songs. -- Disawer the Annex Gallery Revelle Plaza this week. BOUND TO LEAVE AUDIENCES something like a little store from the radio, II Howard mid-quarter. 1£ we get 20 After a while our DJs start on the north side of Ma~lle Delta Sigma Phi buying out a big corporation. adds. "People ask us why we people to stick with us, that's learning about music. People Center at the first basement lew!. The Fraternity af Engineered Leadership REELING WITH LAUGHTER." "But it is a possibility. don't play Cyndi Lauper or great. " can do great shows. There's an It is open Monda, through - PEOPlE MAGAZINE Peler TrOWls Something will open up at Bruce Springsteen, but YOU Simply stepping into KSDT art to it." Frida, from noon to 5 pm. "What a pleasure it is to watch Scorsese cook. He is masterful. His images sparkle: his love of moviemaking reveals itself in every dazzling cut and close-up. The cast is a dream." UCSD UNIVERSITY EVENTS NEWSWEEK Dovod Ansen presents tI~II"IUI.IUlll1InulTllllllru""I1"llIIMMI"nIlIHIIM~_n"."'III'm'l. (Highest Rating). 'A true block comedy, After "**** Hours' is a great movie!." from Bolivia Martin Scorsese's ingenious new film gem will stay with you long - AI THE MOVIES. Rog", Ebert/Gene $o,k. San Diego Pranlcrc Pclfonnancc after you have experienced it.. "Hilarious, fascinating, fright The film is definitely eningly funny and an original, unlike quite a night on any of Scorsese's the town." NEW YOI1K MIl ,NINE films, or for that DovodDenby matter, unlike any film." "Funny, Original, ANNEn NEWS SEilVIC[ Audacious!" W.lhomWolt TI-<[ VILlAGE VOICE Ano'ew So, .. , 'A wild, funny and "A terrific movie! wonderful original! You'll laugh plenty A delicious, top atthis frantic, notch comedy." funnyfilm." WOfl-IV(NfWYORK) 'OOA.Y (NBC·IV). GPne Sna,n Judith Crist A MARTIN SCORSESE PICTURE THE GEFFEN COMPANY PRESENTS A DOUBLE PLAY PRODUCTION • AFTER HOURS ROSANNA ARoumE • VERNA BLOOM' THOMAS CHONG · GRIFFIN DUNNE' LINDA FIORENTINO' TERI GARR JOHN HEARO • RICHARD CHEECH MARIN' CATHERINE 0 HARA • PRODUCTION DESIGNER JEFrREY TOWNSEND MUSIC BY HOWARD SHORE' EDITED BY THEL MA SCHOONMAKER' DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY MICHAEl BALLHAUS WRlnFN BY JOSEPH MINION' PRODUCED BY flM:J ~OBI~ i <;O N GRIFFIN DUNNE AND ROBERT F CDLESBERRY ••,_... _ DIREC1~01JV MARTIN SCORSESE "A 'fl"""""""",""'" II' _::IIUMNI'. \3 .. ';:'::':'~.!~~':.t ••=~ . R .., ••• , IlUtl"'" II') ._-_... .. _ ... _- lOS. Kjarkas t------STARTS FRIDAY------f MUSIC OF THE ANDES MANN UNIVERSITY MANN VALLEY CIRCLE oct 24 TOWN E CENTRE Mission Valley Center·West OCTOBER 15, TUESDAY, 8:00 P.M. La Jolla Village Drive 297·3931 1M1lde'll'1e AudItorium 452·7766 MANN PLAZA BONITA GoA ••7.00, Sr. CIt. ".00, St•• 5.00 PACIFIC'S GROSSMONT 1-805 at Sweetwater MALL THEATRES 479·MANN Grossmont Center·Entrance "3 AMC SANTEE VILLAGE 8 465·7100 9625 MIssion Gorge Rd. 562·7910 $1.00 PER FILM • ~~~. & UCSD lox OffIcc: 451-4559 .. Hiahu October 10, 1985 With a fantastic encore of Wln$1,OOOI "Travelin' Band" Springsteen Bruce for President provided some great rock 'n' Waxing a unique opportunity roll. Things have changed, Poetry by alicia allOi however. All the other times When it comes to Bruce the evening an event, not just a Dream. I've seen Springsteen, he's lyrical for Springsteen, Robert Hilburn concert. [t was four hours and The last night of 17 months played the LA Sports Arena Conteat and I are in total agreement. 45 minutes of uplifting together obviously affected which holds 16,000 people. by marpret carlin motivation, strength. the E Street Band. Springsteen With the Coliseum, well, it's A. S l,(XX) grand prize is Springsteen is an amazement, Passing through the Fisheries especially in concert. He is a Springsteen is a mix of paid homage to them, to Steve you, Bruce and about a zillion Student Center you hear & being offered in W(uld of - Biological Science Chemistry Poetry's new poetry con· buff mass of energy - an emotions. He tells wonder Van landt, and to their other people. It's like the strains of a distant melody. Majorsl Minors test, open to ,11 students. energy tha: is projected, fully funny stories of friendship together with a secret was out. I wanted to ask Following the sound, you find There are loo prizes in all. literally drilled, into his searching for a gypsy lady and slow acoustic version of "No all these people where they'd yourself in one of the darker For you and the world itself. As a Peace Corps For a FREE list of rules and concert-goers. her all~knowing crystal ball, Surrender. " been during The Wild, The passages, in front of an open prizes, write - but he also has seen and volunteer, you can put your degree toworkat The quieti introspective Innocent, and the E Street door. WORLD Of POETRY OK, I'U admit I had a few doesn't ignore the problems moments were there. This Shuffle days. Even Reagan is a challenging, demanding and unique oppor 2431 Stockton, Dept. CI Above hangs a sign reading pre-Coliseum concert in America. With his pitch for man with his sheer intensity trying to get in on the act. ASSORTED VINYL. Upon tunity. You'll be meeting new people, learn 1ecr1lMntO, CA _17 qualms . Springsteen's the Old Timer Steelworkers' and his stories of his family ing a new language, experiencing a new culture If entering, you are confronted concerts are justifiably Fund he is trying to deal with and of "running on the Springsteen and his music with a bright array of records _ and gaining a whole new outlook. And while infamous - 83,000 people? I some of these problems. backstreets" is an incredibly have changed, so has society. you're building your future, you'll help peo He's not the rebel cult hero he and posters. To your left are was a little worried . During the course of his 17~ motivating force . displayed the latest albums ple in developing countries through fisheries : ~ month tour, Springsteen has used to be. He's a very Springsteen however, is a There was also the chance and 12~inch singles; to your projects, including fish pond construction and ~ ~ donated over $1 million to to party. The crowd danced successful, married musician .~ showman, and he adapted his right, shelves filled with maintenance, pond stocking, management - show to fit the immense this fund. In his prelude to with him through "Hungry with an ever-growing a following. Obviously, his records. The wall behind the and harvesting techniques, fishing coopera • l ~ dimensions of the Coliseum. "My Hometown," Spring~ Heart," "Rosalita," "Dancing counter supports the "now tive formation and marketing techniques and ~ ~ The media attention, the steen recalls what he's seen on in the Dark " (dancing with his intentions and priorities have ~ changed. He, like the rest of playing" album, the music introducing fish as a high protein source for ' Cl.= varied faces in the crowd tour - the unemployed, the wife this time, not a girl from that drew you into the store. local diets. The financial rewards may not be (even my mom went), and the homeless farmers, those the crowd) and "Cadillac the society I is dealing with the : : I Wandering within the great but as a Peace Corps volunteer your enormous scope of it all made cheated by the American Ranch." 1980s. i I' t store, you notice a large opportunity for growth is certain. I ! i i selection of imported records, APPLY EARLY IN YOUR SENIOR YEAR Marti Jones has a big album, which is remarkably Marti Jones, Melting Pcx of large considering the small size Info Table on The Hump next Tueiday, 10.-2:30 p On the decision ahead c:iher. ~s she subde and eclectic. Perhaps a Music.' • of the store. Other categories Film. on Wednetday, Career Servkes Center embark on a big lOUr to suppat bit 100 eclectic, as Jones admits. Dixon is more than just a include classical, jazz, soul, Continuous .howinp 8:30-11:15 &. 1-2:45 her underappreciated debut "We had a huge variety of producer on Unsophisticated rock - mostly domestic, but INTERVIEWS 11/ 4 &. 11 / 5, Career Services Center. prowl album,UNq,NStiaua:i Time?Or, Time. He wroce many c:i the with still more imports Sign up TODAY, application must be completed beforehand. hev, how about making a video? songs - including "(If I Could) sprinJded in - sound tracks For more information, ca Li SAN DIEGO OFFICE (619) 293-7088. by robin ICOtt "God fcrbid,· Jones moans. Walk Away," which Jones and samplers. Also on sale are It was an ugly mission. "rm reaDy a doric in front c:i the delivers in vintage Dusty blank cassette and video Eight nights ago, after camera. And if rm uncomfor~ Srringfield style - and plays tapes, buttons of bands, ingesting incredible doses of table posing for (still) pictures, just about every insaument. stereo needles, audio care caffeine and vitamin 8-12, we think what rd be like in a Dixon "discovered" Jones products, guitar strings and London set out in search of the video" ". when she was Singing in her even skateboards. American Dream. Of course, many would argue warmly inviting folkie style for $575 with Jones' self-assessment as theAlaon, Ohio band Color Me A real plus are the low The big black bird roared prices. A domestic album viciously down the freeway, photographically "ridiculous Gone, which broke up right Denver and unsophisticated." 1bose material, and my JrOCUcer,lA:>n after their promising listio~ at $8.98 sells for only armed with a high~powered $6.9d; an $ll.98~list import same peope \WUld Dixon, worried about it being eponymous EP was rdeased. $158 steel· belted radial concealed rrobablv for $8.85. Assorted Vinyl is also dispute the title of her too diverse. He had a joke: ~coc:am. in the trunk. Down ... down able to offer students these Frankfurt we travelled into deeper and discounts because prices are darker regions of the set just high enough to cover $589 wasteland until we finally of an ether binge, shoots high~ pounded by an alcoholic current trend toward cocaine costs. powered machine guns with stammer, addressed issues use because, "It is both a weak arrived at its barren core: San If you cannot find what you Diego State University. Could O. Gordon Liddy and is ranging from the Star Wars and expensive drug." Newark are looking for, you can anything be more hideous currently the night manager at program to the recently $258 "Grenada was just a nice, special-order records than what we had set the "Carnegie Hall of instated 20% sales tax on ~ , gentle place that somebody cassettes and compact discs. restrictions may apply ourselves up for? pornography," the Ofuro liquor. picked out for an exercise ... it The item should arrive in two We had come to witness a Theater in San Francisco. The lecture quickly broke meant nothing at all." The event, titled "An down into a question-and~ to five days if the distributor legend. We had come to listen has it in stock. to that famed author, media Evening of Political answer format where The Star Wars program critic, hell raiser and frenzied Discussion," was as chaotic as Thompson demonstrated the strikes him as "a big bully Located at the southwest mas~er of gonzo journalism: one might imagine, as lewd as wit and propensity toward game with technology (that) corner of the Student Center, 452-0630 Hunter S. Thompson. one might expect, and as slander that have charac· deserves the name of a cheap Assorted Vinyl is open Hunter S. Thompson . . . oddly rational as one might terize~ ~is c~reer. The movie." Monday through Friday, 10 the very one who ran for believe. Dr. Thompson's followl~ IS a brief survey of Concerning the current am to 4 pm. sheriff of Woodle Creek, discussion, the audibility of . the topiCS addressed: trend toward the right in When not toiling for Hiatus, Colorado, talles football with which was impaired by a slight Thompson vehemently American politiCS, Thompson Carlin earns real mane, h, Nixon, knows well the depths speech impediment com~ affirmed that he deplores the Please tum to page 8 working at Assorted Vinyl. ....v.urt0ll . IAN_ ~ .... uao ourDOOII Casual. Comfortable...... ~TU ClINT (~NTAI. ..,.,;;r IIEI'OIrf caHfomian. Tht ~ 01 C.alltomt .. San Otego WI' mAd a publIC hNnng on tnt Drah erMrorYftt'r'lt,aj I~ PARKING PROBLEMS? Repor[ pr~p.ared on m~ ucso OutdoOr ~ttrate' proJeCL The pooi+C ntNIflQ VIllI! loMe p&ilceon \llEONESOA'f, OCToeIN ... 1t85 500 pm - Room no. 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Upon making this that the craft "has just been with Thompson included statement he went on to best when he said, "If you're Continued from page 7 another way of paying for my John Belushi, Liddy, Gary not a pia yer, you might as well explain that although the feels confident that "these education. " Hart and writer Jim Harrison. 2et in line." yahoos have just about had incident was a great tragedy, Along with targetting The point that he sought their day." were the circumstances members of the audience who most strongly to impress on All the rudeness, profanity, reversed, the US should and asked him what he deemed the "generation of swine" in candor and twisted wisdom The recent evidence that would have react in a similar ignorant or offensive attendance was the "sense of that have made Thompson has surfaced concerning the manner. questions, he mercilessly possibility" that needs to be such a cult figure over the likelihood that the Korean Thompson termed the insulted Ronald Reagan, Jerry reinstated within the psyche years were on display, but in air liner shot down over the current state of journalism Falwell, Bob Woodward, Jann of today's youth. He believes him these qualities are not Soviet Union was on an "unhealthy," citing a lack of Wenner (publisher of Rolling that it is "much mt»re fun to mere!y a pose but rather a intelligence mission has courage as its most serious Stone), David Stockman and be human" and to react boldly promise of action. If Elizabeth Barren and Brownl~ had AT&T's 60% and 40% it would have been a terrible ;;;~ ~ ~ to ~ :. . j; ~ \ '" J 7J# jfr ~ And of course, she wouldn't have had to on your state-to-state calls. restrict her feelings to a mere sonnet's Call between Spm and IIpm, Sunday length, either. through Friday, and you'll save 400A> on your After all, you can always think of one state-to-state calls. more way to tell someone you love them So when you're asked to choose a long when you're on the phone. distance company, choose AThT. Because Let us count the ways you can save. with A1&Ts 60% and 40% discounts, you Just call weekends till Spm Sundays, or can satisfy your heart's desire without from llpm to Bam, Sunday through Friday, exhausting your means. and you'll save 60% off AT&T's Day Rate Reach out and touch someone. AlaT The right choice. If. 1985 AT&T CommunlCotlons 8 Hiatus October 10, 19 5