Wednesday, November 23, 1977 V oi. 58, N o. 51 University of California, Santa B arbara Trower No Trooper' 'Obstados' Prompt Concert Cancellation By W. PETER ILIFF tivities Coordinator Jim Curnutt, “ Since Another A.S. concert trauma was I’ve been here, four years with ap­ ignited Monday night as 2,100 waiting proximately 60 concerts produced in Rob ticket-holders were denied their dosage of Gym, it was totally unexpected. I’ve never rock ‘n’ roll due to the last minute can­ seen a band waffle like they did. They cellation of the Robin Trower-Joumey were totally unwilling to help.” concert at Robertson Gymnasium. Apparently the lighting trestle could not A press release issued by A.S. Concerts be used due to the special limitations of quoted Steve Miller, Concerts’ ad­ Rob Gym and the existing staging. ministrative chairman, as saying the “ Everything was okayed as to what we cancellation was due to “ unforeseen and were providing,” claims Curnutt, insurmountable technical obstacles “ Everything was approved by the Trower preventing the use of Trower’s stage road manager. There was a com­ lighting equipment” munication breakdown between the p i p » — Rumors aimed at scuttling the integrity lighting man and the Trower people” of A.S. Concerts have saturated the con­ With Robin Trower in the dressing room « K ' t versations of dissapointedfans and critics. at 6:30 p.m., Curnutt said the road manager expressed that he didn’t want to Stage crew workers disassemble the remains of the set that would' Some have cited sluggish ticket sales as > prompting the Trower people to nitpick deal with the situation. “ We have always have been used for the Robin Trower concert, had that show not been through contract technicalities to avoid been able to work around the limitations of cancelled. Disappointed ticket holders can start going for refunds the booking. the building,” stated Curnutt, “ Journey Monday. (Photo by Karl A. Mondon) “ it was not ticket sales,” stated Ac- said that they would have gone on with only two spotlights.” Curnutt, admitting that the gymnasium “ is a fucking nightmare anyway,” said Housing Tops List of Priorities for that if you can put on a Santana-Journey or Boston-Starcastle concert there “ you can do a Trower performance” Federal Grant Projects in Isla Vista “ Rock ‘n’ Roll stars are supposed to be troopers. John McVie of Fleetwood Mac By CATHY NIFONG federally funded Community Develop­ as a preliminary which will give broke his arm the night before the concert Housing and physical improvements ment Grant money available to Isla Vista, LaGuardia a basis to develop projects for here. He played this and two other dates comprised the priorities that will be it was determined at a public hearing the community, and a town meeting will before having it set.” Curnutt insists that considered in organizing projects using Monday night. be planned for sometime early January “ Trower could have played with the The Community Development Block which will examine progress on the lighting trestle on the floor." Grant comes to the county from the various suggestions at that time and With controversy dragging A.S. Con­ federal department of Housing and Urban revise or amend priorities then. Sheriff's Investigations certs through the wringer in past months, Development. The amount of $48,000 in In view of the emergency financial Curnutt and Miller were visibly dazed the funding has been speculated on since this situation of the IVCC-MAC, Am y Hodgett ' night of the cancellation. Their repeated Lead to Drug Arrests is the amount that has been received for was appointed interim treasurer for the reply was, “ W e’re looking through the Isla Vista projects the past couple of council until a permanent officer is (Please turn to p .ll, col.l) A t Local Agent's Home years. d ec ted. Communities in the county are asked to ByKIMKAVANAGH suggest programs which may be funded by Santa Barbara sheriffs investigators last week arrested four people, including the block grants. Los Ninos Workers: Representative-at-Large Frank one Isla Vista resident, on various charges Thompson, after listening to the of sale and possession of drugs, according to Lieutenant Don Dicus of the Sheriff’s suggestions made, divided them into four Miracles in Mexico Special Investigations Department. categories: housing, physical im­ volunteers joined them from various The investigation, which stretched over provements, commercial improvements, By JULIE GORDON and miscellaneous. church groups, high schools and university three weeks, led to the arrest of Lynn Every weekend a group of devoted Los organizations. Snyder, 23, of Isla Vista, Jesus Navarro, Ideas under the heading of housing were Ninos volunteers pile in Paul Weiss’ van to According to one participant, it was a 25, of Goleta, Michael Gilligan, 26, and the purchases of building for housing co­ drive to Tijuana. What they accomplish very simple barracks-type building about Bonnie Gibson, 22, both of Avalon Beach, ops, leases for co-ops, housing may not seem like much to some people, rehabilitation projects, and an emergency a half-mile from the Mexicanborder. They California. but to those they help it’s like a minor brought sleeping bags and ate mainly Snyder, the Isla Vista resident, was hostel. miracle. tortillas, quesadillas, salad and coffee. charged with one count of sale of cocaine Physical improvements entailed street The Los Ninos participants provide food This helped them get a feeling of the way and Thai stick. Navarro has three counts barriers, sidewalks, handicap ramps, a to starving people, play with love-starved of life for the majority of Mexicans. of possession for sale chargedagainst him. pedestrian mall on Pardall, and public children and give of themselves as they Saturday morning the volunteers split Gilligan and Gibson have each been parking facilities. receive lifechanging experiences. up into three groups. Two were scheduled charged with possession of marijuana in The most important suggestion in the Weiss began making trips about two and to visit orphanages and one headed for the excess of one ounce. commercial improvements category was a half years ago. While visiting Mexico so-called “ garbage dump people” The police report stated that the drugs a commercial cooperative occupying a with his family he witnessed the need for First they all went to Casa de Los seized had a street value of $37,700. building in Isla Vista. It would create jobs, aid to starving kids in orphanages. Thus Pobres, a type of school building with a However, other sources have indicated a tax base, andbringinnew businesses yet began Lo6 Ninos — an organization that kitchen. The kids dung to the car as it that the value is no more than $8,000. The lacking in Isla Vista. provides direct relief to needy people Miscellaneous brainstorms include a In an earlier interview Weiss explained, approached and clamored around for discrepancy lies in the police’s contention piggy-back rides as it unloaded. that the 4.25 ounces of cocaine, one pound community library and a child care “ Los Ninos is a group of people who travel Los Ninos provided peanut-butter and of Thai stick, and a small quantity of center. to Mexico, primarily to Tijuana, on a jelly sandwiches, pears, milk and “ dangerous drugs” confiscated by them, Community Block Grant Coordinator regular basis to bring whatever relief we Clare La Guardia told those at the hearing vitamins. It would be their only m ealof the could be sold to potential buyers at their can to children we find there. We were day and possibly for the whole weekend. estimated prices of $37,700, disregarding that the projects the c aunty would be most incorporated as a California non-profit They ate as much as they could and filled the cost of the drugs when originally likely to fund with block money are ones organization October 31,1975, and we have presenting a maximum feasible benefit to been going to Tijuana for about two years. their paper bags full of food to take home. purchased. Carol Neal related, “ It was so neat to see According to Dicus, search warrants the community. “ Primarily, our operation involves that foe kids were happy. Most had shoes were obtained by the sheriffs after an She added that studies and other leaving southern California on a Friday but were dirty. There was one old man undercover agent allegedly purchased the research projects would probably not evening, spending a weekend in Tijuana, sitting in the gutter though and you could “ $37,700” worth of drugsfrom the suspects receive funding. “ HUD is trying to am­ sleeping and eating there, and working on see the pain of sickness and starvation in throughout the three week period. plify community development” child-oriented projects. We return Sunday his face. One girl bought him lunch as food The actual transaction of the pound of LaGuardia warned the attendants at the to our own society.” is cheap. His gratitude was worth it.” Thai was made at the home of the un­ hearing that the block money was not On the last venture, UCSB students Gary Gary Dietrich, who heads the CAB dercover agent, known as “Melvin,” at necessarily guaranteed, explaining that Dietrich, Carol Neal, Gwen Leonard, Hunger Project at UCSB, weht to help the which time the search warrant was ob­ the input for the various communities is Carolyn Cox, M ary Ann Mcginnis and Jim “garbage dump people.” Amidst the tained. The four arrests were made im­ evaluated, and price tags are put on the Scboenbom accompanied Weiss across the garbage a group of people were sitting mediately a fter. None of the suspects were suggested projects. border. They arrived at Rancho Justida The hearing Monday night serves only Friday evening. Approximately 40 other (Please turn to p.U, col.l) (Please turn to p .Il, col.l) P A G E 2 DAILY NEXUS WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1977 (------IHEADUNIEES ------, The State The Nation The World

OAKLAND — Thousands of east San WASHINGTON — The government says TIJUANA —Air pollution was described by a Francisco Bay commuters have had to walk consumer prices climbed slightly last month, Mexican official as a serious problem in through rain to BART stations or brave by 3 tenths of one percent for the third month Tijuana, which may be the fastest growing heavy auto traffic on the Bay Bridge because in a row. city in the world. of a bus strike. The situation is apt to be worse in the morning because there are no BOSTON — Polaroid Corporation has halted NEW D E LH I — Indian authorities are negotiations scheduled on the walkout product sales in South Africa after learning struggling with the staggering problem of against the Alameda-Contra Costa transit that secret sales were made to the Pretoria thousands dead, injured and homeless in district. government by its independent distributors. India’s worst cyclone and tidal wave disaster According to a report the move makes since 1971. At least ten thousand are dead as SAN DIEGO — A general court martial in Polaroid the first American company to pull a result of the storm. San Diego has found a Marine Corps drill completely out of racially segregated South instructor innocent of charges that he Africa. BRASILIA — Secretary of State Vance maltreated a recruit by dousing the recruit’s arrived in Brazil on his Latin American tour. trousers with lighter fluid and setting them After his first stop, in Argentina, he hailed NEW YORK — Two “ Concordes” landed at afire. “progress” with the Buenos Aires govern­ New York’s Kennedy Airport yesterday ment on nuclear issues. But'Vance had no morning, marking the effective end of a 20- EL CENTRO — More than 1,000 farmers, major success to report in-the field of human month court battle to bar the supersonic their families and other opponents of the 160- rights. craft from Kennedy. The SSTs left from acre limitation for farmers receiving federal Paris and London respectively, beating the irrigation water gathered at a hearing in El CAIRO — In the aftermath of Egyptian sun across the Atlantic with a cruising speed Centro. They voiced their opposition as the President Anwar Sadat’s trip to Israel, of 1340 miles per hour. Interior Department opened two days of reaction from some Arabs and non-Arabs is hearings on the controversial new irrigation more favorable. In Cairo, Egypt’s three rules. WASHINGTON — The Food and Drug Ad­ leading newspapers defended the trip ministration has asked the Treasury against radical opposition. And Sudanese OAKLAND —The woman who led the Black Department to require labels on alcoholic President Jaafar El Numairi paid a call on Panther Party from an era of gun- beverages to warn pregnant women that Sadat to demonstrate his support. brandishing militancy to one of community heavy drinking can cause birth defects. FDA involvement and political influence has Commissioner Donald Kennedy warns that DAMASCUS — The Premier of Jordan and resigned as Party Chairperson. A statement the problem is not confined to heavy Palestinian Leader Yasir Arafat arrived of resignation has been issued by 34-year-old drinkers. He says it can affect those who separately in Damascus to consult with Elaine Brown, who ran the Panthers during occasionally have more than two drinks a Syrian President Assas in the wake of the Co-founder Huey Newton’s two year exile in day. Sadat trip to Israel. Cuba. — JOHN SCHENTRUP

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W est’s Colonialism i n A f r i c a By DR. K.C. ANYANWU government, free political in­ control, statistics, the quan­ When the European colonial stitutions, ended slavery, tran­ titative and material information power partitioned. Africa in sformed “ tribal” societies and for the increase of material Berlin, 1884-5, they resolved “ to brought them into world market. output and consumption has improve material and moral lives All these are instruments of nothing to offer to African of the natives.” At the end of colonial penetration into Africa communities. World War I, the victorious allies and self-interests masquerading In all cultures, political, endorsed a policy of national as altruism. ______economic, social and ethical determination which they never systems face the fundamental applied to Africa and Asia. Dr. K.C. Anyanwu is an question as to whether the in­ Assistant Professor of Black Rather they called for a policy terests of individuals should be Studies at UCSB.______that would give “ just treatments considered only as individuals or to the natives,” but only in those collectively as those of all the The popular belief is that the territories taken from Germany members of society. In the West, colonial powers went to Africa to and Turkey. After World War II, individual interest is the basis of spread religion, conquer raw the colonial nations were forced, all value judgements hence the materials, markets, cheap labor, by events to relinquish their West views economics and and slaves. But colonialism is a colonial territories. Today, the society as states of war. The West ^ far deeper phenomenon in the Western propaganda equates has carried the spirit of in- Western culture. An in-depth failure with success, effects with vididualism and warfare to all its ( study of the Western nations causes, by claiming that the activities and sterilizes the mind through their religion, culture Western colonial activities in from the application of the ideals and history shows that Africa went according to plans; of morality to politics and colonialism is a product of that the West developed self- economics. Thus thehistory of the dissociated personalities with West is that of efficient in­ distorted ambitions, dissociated dividuals struggling for their own personalities with no principles of interests. vital integration in their tradition The Western man and his and with no dear understanding education have organized life in of their goals and consequences of space, on economic and material D 4 I L y N E X U S their activities in Africa. In all things, but have no depth, colonialists, we have neurotic vitality, stability and harmony. personalities who want to com- They define man by economics, . pensate for their loss of self- search for skill and technique to control, self-integration and inner serve material civilization, to security by their morbid desire to Opinion create new markets, increase the control others. field of consumption, solve the After the fertilizing hatred, the WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1977 PAGE 4 problems of calories and tran­ bloody strife and the agony of the sportation. In the midst of all trenches of World War II, these we find human colonialism did not end. Rather retrogression, spiritual star­ the Western nations settled down vation, “ metaphysical neurosis,” with their old creed of comfort ROTC ^Opportunity to Serve9 impersonality, the destruction of * and leisure through the ac­ individuality and genuine cumulation of gold and diamond, freedom. For the West poverty is Editor, Daily Nexus: ROTC cadets must receive a power and profit. They pursued students of c a re «- opportunities evil because it limits production, ‘ In regard to R.G. Koskovich’s certain amount of M-16 training. their business secretly and ef­ in the Marines. Sensing the consumption and market. But letter on 11-21,1 feel compelled to Thus this was not a flamboyant ficiently and tried to elude the uselessness of remaining, the everywhere we see the elevation offer an alternative view, and I “ advertisement campaign,” but notice of the earthly and heavenly Marines left of injustice over justice, hope that you will print it a required training exercise. judges. Thus successful nations At this point the rally speaker falsehood over truth, self-interest The ROTC department ’ also (successful by virtue of die power H ie ROTC sends mailings to started slandering the Marines, over universal right serves a legitimate academic of gold, explosives and conquest students to inform them of what and suggesting that they Today, the Western people have purpose. It’s MS-1 and MS-2 not by any higher standard of the military has to offer. cowardly departed to avoid developed fatty tissues around courses inform thé student of why morality) emerged, converted Educating a student to possible embarrassment, when in fact, the their heart and conscience so that the military exists; its role, both their citizens en masse to the career options he or she may have Marines left because distribution truth, honesty, justice have no past and present; and its con­ creed of material comfort but overlooked is hardly of their literature became im­ meaning for them beyond self- tributions to and participation in forgot that the source of their “ harassment” There are career possible. The rally thus denied an interest. The majority of the civilian life. These courses in­ happiness was also that of seminars throughout the school unknown number of people their Western people may faint to see troduce one to the many aspects violence and war. Today, in the year, and their purpose is to in­ right to beinformed about Marine dogs and cats maltreated but of the military. No doubt, . midst of revolutionary changes in form students of what that par­ programs. would love to see human beings Koskovich has not taken a course Africa, the vast majority of the ticular field has to offer. These The role of ROTC is to provide tortued and slaughtered. With in the military science depart­ Western leaders, experts, seminars are hardly student young men and women the op­ ingenious theories of falsehood specialists and the masses of “ harassments,” and the ROTC ment, rendering himignorant and portunity to serve this country the West invented arguments in mailings are just an elementary unfit to judge the department’s through military service. The people, the victims of literacy and politics, economics, ethics, military career seminar by mail. programs. It should be added that purpose of the military is to propaganda, do not know where biology, sociology to justify war the political issues of the 20th Koskovich also bitches about in taking these courses, the maintain peace. Many people ask and to exonorate its cruelty and Century began and met, and the how horrible it was to see a group student is not at any time given “ You’re in ROTC? Why do you sadism. Such arguments were proper responses demanded by of students (of whom I was one) the “hard sell” to join die want to kill people? ” The purpose completely derivations from such issues. being trained to use M-16 rifles on military. of ROTC is to prevent people from residue. The withdrawal of the The half-informed Western the lawn below San Rafael. That Lastly, I find Koskovich’s and being killed. derivations will leave at the root > experts, the scribes of power and location was chosen to eliminate many other’s understanding of In this era, the worst threat to of its arguments base character profit, prefer to see Africa and the- cost - of transporting the the ROTC role ignorant, and peace is vulnerability, and ROTC not scientific truth. The Western > ’ Africans with their colonial students to and from the rifle incorrect This sentiment was keeps this nation invulnerable by education or colonial education is mentality, their 18th Century range just to familiarize them epitomized by the “ Marines Off providing a needed supply of detrimental to African people and errors and prejudices. As with the M-16. Surely you cannot Campus” rally held a few days intelligent officers to the armed communities because it weakens semantic illiterates, they parade criticize an economy move such ago. This rally “ questioned the forces. So let’s not criticize people the meaning and value of man, with such verbal ghosts as as this. Also, the M-16’s had their right” of marine recruiting ef­ who are willing to risk their lives spirit and communal life. bolts removed and had no am­ forts on campus. It was in in­ to maintain peace and prevent “ tribe,” “ animism,” Today, the Western education “ patrilineal,” “ matrilineal,” munition, rendering them har­ credibly bad taste as they held the bloodshed. They deserve our has bred intellectual dinosaurs mless, so no risk was involved. rally right in front of the table thanks and admiration. The life “ socialism,” “ communism,” and with little brain and empty mind. Koskovich accuses this of being where several Marines were they save may be your own. everyone believes that he or she Everywhere in p clitics, sociology, knows the African people, their an advertisement campaign, but distributing literature informing Jamie Hogan economics, the parochialism of mode o f thought, aspirations and self-interest prevails. Since DOONESBURY destiny. by Garry Trudeau dissociated personalities have The so-called education, lost their inner security, they now knowledge and research in the FIND NOTREALLY, TU SA f! I KNOW! CAN lay m isplacing emphasis on ANY- you KNOW, *IDO LOOK ATT YOU BEUBYETHS OH, TIMMY, OH, N O W ..YO U West mean essentially the ac­ tm fc aeuevs.- UXX! ITS IN CANT BIEN GET security hence every war today is HUNG I HAD NO THAT BOY, D O ES- THOSE BA- HmUASONCe cumulation of fact and in­ VST? /DBA TO BYCH O RD AN ANTHEM FOR TWO-FOUR. A GRAMMY wrm that of self-defence and security. I ONB? rrSBBM ' C H A N G ES! a n e n t ir e g e n - 73ME/n THAT TEMPO formation, the acquisition of skill WRITTEN \ __ DATED! Today, moral awakening comes I SO MANY \/~>jERAHKN? ANYMORE! and technique, for the from the masses of people not the I manipulation of man and nature. half-informed and intellectually If human integrity, personality, barren experts who .have sold community, the elevation of the themselves to private interests, standard of morality, the who love duplicity and in- j| establishment of the principles of difference. W hereas the 20th human association are the goals Century calls for vital integration of education, the Western and unity, the West is weighed f education with its emphasis on down by past errors aqd still factual analysis, measurement,, i ,,(Please turn taf p.5, col.3) WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 23, 1977 DAILY NEXUS PAGE 5 Reps Aid Dorm Students' 'Special Needs' By MICHELLE TOGUT commented, “ I feel like I “ Students living on campus represent everyone.” have special needs,” A.S. In­ When asked if the represen­ ternal President Jeff Loeb said, tatives effectively represented “ The on-campus representative on-campus students, Loeb m ; >f i f e , has the responsibility to make replied. “ The opinion they ex­ M mm sure those needs are met through press is all too often the opinion of P j F ' ^ the legislative process.” the coordinating board.” This year’s on-campus or The representatives claim to Résidait Hall Association (RHA) vote by their own conscience. “ I representatives are Elliot do what I think is right,” Osborne I C H f ' «#% Warsaw, Mike Siefe, and Orval commented, “ I would back RHA « * • * Osborne. They are full members if issues were divided between % on Leg Council but also serve on A.S. and RHA.” the RHA Coordinating Board. Loeb reported that most issues B \ ■^«r m This year the RHA Dorm Board affected all students equally. is working on a variety of Osborne agreed saying, “ Issues m . - projects. They are organizing aren’t stratified into on-campus discussions on rape awareness in and off-campus areas.” the dorms, meeting with the The only conflict now facing director of Ortega commons to RHA representatives and A.S. is discuss students’ feelings on food the fact that the RHA Board holds service, and trying to get RHA its meetings at the same time as ORVAL OSBORNE M IKE STEFE ELLIOT WARSAW equipment up to par. Tentatively Leg Council. Representatives are planned activities are a formal supposed to attend both meetings, are responsible to both A.S. and because the council did not Lectures, but instead spends most dinner at San Rafael and a but two end up at the Council RHA they deserve to be paid by rescind the amendment putting of his time working on concerts. '“ Spring Sing” in cooperation with meeting and one goes to the RHA both. Curnutt on 60 percent-time. Warsaw commented that “ it Panhellenic Council. meeting. Seife explained that this Osborne feels that In order to rescind the amend­ has not been proved to me that we The RHA Board basically situation should be cleared up by remunerations should not be ment, Leg Council must vote by a need a full-time coordinator for coordinates dorm activités ac­ the start of winter quarter. granted. He feels that the money two-thirds majority for rescen- concerts.” He hopes to see a cording to Warsaw. The board The three representatives often could be better spent on other sion. It is unlikely they will get program board to deal with decides on issues and then have differing opinions on issues. projects such as the Rochdale that two-thirds majority, ac­ concerts, lectures, and other dispenses funds. When asked how he felt on Housing Co-op, a collective in Isla cording to Seife. He said he would UCen activities. Warsaw is The three RHA representatives remunerations to A.S. Vista. “ Being on Leg Council is its probably vote against rescinding serving on the ad-hoc committee feel that they represent the representatives, Warsaw an­ own reward,” Osborne opined. the order. which is looking into restruc­ opinions of on-campus students swered, “ I’m not sure I want to Another issue the RHA Osborne feels that it is unfair to turing the current concerts fairly well. “ I ’ve lived in the see it happen or not. It looks like representatives differ on is that of cut Curnutt back to 60 percent­ system. dorms since I’ve been here and we’re paying for ourselves.” Jim Curnutt and what his position time until Leg Council decides The reps feel they have good pretty much know what the Siefe agreed that it looked like should be. Curnutt was cut back what to do about his office. communication with the rest of feelings of the dormies are,” A.S. was rewarding themselves, to 60 percent-time by Leg Council. Osborne feels that Curnutt is not A.S. “ Although we differ in Warsaw explained, “ A lot of but still he favors remunerations. In a lata* move, he was re­ doing his job because Curnutt is opinions, when you’re around people contact me.” It was originally proposed that instated. According to Loeb, this supposed to spend 40 percent of them, you see they’re a pretty Siefe concurred, saying that RHA reps be e.xcluded from these reinstatement is in jeopardy his time working on Arts and good group,” Siefe commented. while he didn’t actively solicit remunerations since they already advice from students he was were being paid $200 per year by willing to listen to anyone who RHA. wanted to speak to him. Osborne Siefe feels that since RHA reps Colonial Mentality in Africa

(Continued from p.4) not truth and justice. As a result vital integration, the subor­ pursues happiness at the expense they have no intellectual and dination of the present to the of others. The Western experts moral courage to speak out boldly future on ideals beyond have discovered marvellous against violence, colonialism, economics, without a complete things in material science but, in racism and war because they overhaul of the Western social politics, economics, sociology, profit by them. institutions with their inbuilt etljics, are deceiving souls. They Human beings need sacrifice in errors through a new conception play tlie roles whichp their .jobs order to create^a community of of man and nature, no amount of demand, got titljp#nd> promotion, people. The West chose comfort education, agreements and but oppose life and spirit;-They apgkeUure, negated community treaties will end colonialism, fear to offend private interests and embraced tragedy! With out violence and war. Fft&TlQl&QO HAS OPENINGS FOR NEXT QUARTER - CALL OR VISIT -

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“ These eleven male dancers, in their astounding impersonations of w t e e ballerinas, had the audience rocking with laughter.” Trockadero’ Takes Satiric Look at Traditional Ballet By ANNA MAGANIN1 dedication and devotion to the art instances when the ballerinas Grand traditions taken too of ballet, albeit the humorous stepped on each other’s toes, or seriously should be laughed at side. shoved each other aside, in a now and then. Through them we With a program completely manner that almost resorted to learn to laugh at the idiosyn- different from that of Monday’s slapstick comedy. But it was cracies, vanities, and pedantry of performance, Wednesday’s saved from a “three stooges” human nature. This is certainly concert started with “ Les level, because of the fact they true for ballet, with its grand, Sylphides” , a take-off on Fokine’s. were so clever at it, so demure venerable, and sometimes classical version. andballetic in spiteof it all. There pompous traditions. And even an The stark and pinched ex­ was an undercurrent of satirical ardent ballet-lover would agree pressions of these heavily made- comment throughout that kept it that the Ballets Trockadero did up ballerinas, aid their stilted from sinking to a mere clownish justice to humorous en­ ballet poses as the curtain rose, level. tertainment and satirical com­ immediately had everyone Soloing were Zamarina mentary last Wednesday night laughing, being all too Zamarkova, all the dancers use These 11 male dancers, in their reminiscent of overdone con­ pseudonyms, with her graceful, astounding impersonations of ventions in ballet. femine arms and sizzling, toothy ballerinas, had the audience But these weren’t just clumsy smile (grimace?), Ida Never- rocking with laughter. The bums out to bungle a dance form. sayneva, a wiry, spunky, little Ballets Trockadero were As the music of Chopin started, auburn-haired ballerina with refreshingly funny, d ue to the fact they demurely proceeded into a fantastic grand jetes, and Olga that, as Dance magazine put it, pointe ballet with the most Tchikaboumskaya, with the “ they know classical ballet inside feminine ease, such as even a fainting-liUy expression on her out.” And underneath all the prima ballerina would be proud face, who would sigh in ‘ un­ laughter, one senses their of. Well, almost. There were a few believable ecstasy when doing a The Trockadero troupe from New York in a scene pas de deux, or when she was from their rendition of “Swan Lake.” being applauded. UCSB Dramatic Art presents These dancers were all courted stant innocent bewilderment. grand tradition of the great ballet by the gallant Alexis Ivanovitch The rest of the corps de ballet, academies. Anyone whose A TASTE OF HONEY Lermentov, a baby-faced male when they weren’t tripping or mother dragged them to ballet at . dancer, who danced with a little, scowling at each other in the an early age, can empathize with by Shelagh Delaney roundT open mouth, as if in con- background, were schmaltzily this perspective of the over­ waving their arms in attempted stuffed, pompous piano teacher directed by Jim Haberman ballet form to the swaying rhyth- and strict ballet mistress m of the music. In “ The Dying directing her students by rote Nov. 30 - Dec. 1 8 pm Skip’s Pizza SWan” , as thé program read, through their plies and tendus. ‘‘Zamarina Zamarkova offers her As the would-be ballerinas U C S B Main ^Theatre Free Delivery own distinctive interpretation of stood around pigeon-toed, tit­ the terminal fowl.” Dressed to tering, gossipping and practicing $1.50 Arts & Lectures 968-1095 kill in a shiny white tou-tou, with pirouettes, in w alked the her famous toothy smile, and madame, an intense, hobbling goose down feathers flying out in lady with an air of faded gran­ all directions she flaunted out deur. As she watched, they did onstage, as if ready to fly. Her their piques and tours in pecking When should a gentleman give a lady a diamond ring? arms made the attempt, but only order, only to break into riotous Whenever the fancy strikes him. Birthday or not, anniversary to drop like the broken wings of a horseplay whenever she turned or not — a gift that never fails to please, a gift that always sings spastic bird. Still, she gracefully her bade of love — is a diamond ring. These are from our very large ended her version of “ The Dying In the second part of “ The Swan” , with a traditional swan Recital” the ballerinas were collection in 14 karat yellow gold (come see them all): A. $450."' pose (and a few death spasms). ready to show off their newly B.$175. C. $550. Something Beautiful for Everyone.® Especially memorable was the acquired talents in several “ Ecole de Ballet” , after the

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“ The (Mozart) Serenade would have been quite a nice dessert piece, but offered as an appetizer it fell a little flat. ”

thetalentsof the performers, who wrenching those cross-rhythms played them with an intensity and Hungarian melodies into Pacing Disrupts a Fine that was nothing short of star­ fortissimo pile drivers. tling. The entire secondhalf of the If you are overcome, and see program, which lasted over an , Mozart’s point, ( “ Ah, Fifi, for a hour, was a continual buildup of jug of Spanada and thou.. . ” ), you Night of Chamber Music expressive intensity. By the time are too late. You are already they got to Brahms, it was ac­ caught in the g minor machine. tually getting quite warm in By ERIC LARSON You will stand up to applaud showering Brylcreem ecstacy, sherry with your poodle, but you Campbell Hall. The Chamber Music Society of with a radiant-beatific grin such because of it, and you will spasm are not supposed to sit and listen To the credit of the group, it Lincoln Center, members of as even Meher Baba would be in Hungarian cross-rhythms as to them. However, owing to the must be said that to sustain which materialized here on embarrassed to wear in public you lie in bed exhausted tonight mounting social pressures tension in this Brahms piece, Tuesday, November 15, to play a Meanwhile, Glickman, bent against having a casual nip with which is 40 minutes long, is no few for the Arts and Lectures almost double over his bassoon — Fifi, the Serenades get played in mean feat. But not only did they concert series, is not a per­ it almost looked like he was Proctor & Ward concert anyway. sustain, they accelerated, forming group per se. Rather, sucking off the most seamless The o ily problem with the straight through to the en- they are an organization which runs and arpeggios in his Dinner Concert Chamber Music Society’s ren­ d.Everywhere they were so in­ engages both permanent and inimitable full-bodied wheeze. Richard Proctor and Mark dition of this Serenade, as well as volved with the music as to make guest soloists and ensembles for But the most impressive sight is Ward, best known for their now the Quartet, was the lack of the themselves integrally a part of it, performance of chamber music when they rest, and pop instantly defunct comedy team show on excruciatingly precise rhythmic blurring the distinction between literature. out of their respective and KTYD, will appear in a small togetherness which one often solo and soloist, a unity which The six players, all “ regulars,” collective revery, sitting there dinner-concert this Monday, finds in chamber music groups, jazz bands especially strive for. who represented the Chamber completely motionless. They November 28 at Rocco’s in Isla and which is particularly What was unfortunate, Music Society at Campbell Hall could be waiting for a bus. Vista. necessary to sustain the aloof however, was somebody’s were Leonard Amer, oboe; Loren The entire first half of the Proctor describes the upcoming equilibrium of these pieces. (whose?) decision to put this long Glickman, bassoon; James lengthy program thus rendered show as “ more of a one-to-one The second half of the program and demanding piece last in a Buswell, violin; Walter Tram- by these gentlemen consisted of type thing” than last month’s began with a dizzying leap of over concert over two hours long pier, viola; Leslie Parnas, cello; Mozart’s Serenade IV in C Major, Lobero Theatre performances. At a century, landing squarely in Perhaps there is an element of and Richard Goode, piano. All of as propounded by oboe, violin, Rocco’s, which only seats around Poulenc’s Trio for Piano, Oboe sado-masochism here: everybody these musicians play so ef­ and bassoon, and the equally 100, the team expects to use more and Bassoon, and Brahms’ Piano loved it, but the feeling was fortlessly and naturally that it is .Mozartian Quartet for Piano and routines involving human contact Quartet in g minor (opus 25). It distinctly that of being flogged. hard to imagine them doing Strings in E-flat Major (K.493, andquestion and answer gags. All was apparent that the’ players, Thepieceleft the audience beaten anything but playing their in­ you understand). in all, the show should indude at especially pianist Goode and to a cerebral pulp by the 19th struments. Mozart. Yes, everybody has least 50 percent different violinist Buswell, felt more at century, armed with Not only are these fellows their Mozart, and has it however material than the Lobero show. home in the more expressive anachronistically 20th century superb musicians, they are they please. The Lincoln Center Tickets, available at Rocco’s idiom of Romantic period sweaty string players, at the equally adept showmen. Even if folks had theirs with delicacy and Borsodi’s, are $8.50, which chamber music. These pieces height of a frenzy still manifest you hate music, it is well worth (especially the serenade) and had includes dinner, wine and the took much greater advantage of after more than 100 years, the price of admission to see a it with pinkie-extended silver show. show even a deaf-mute would dessert forks. The Serenade find to be highly palatable would have been quite a nice vaudeville.One could choose from dessert piece, in fact, but offered p=UCSB Campus Bookstore Buswell with his perma-knit as an appetizer, as it was, it fell a brows, scowling maniacally, little flat. about to crush the life from his Serenades are not concert violin with his chin carved from a • music; they a re simplistic almost The UCSB Bookstore Announces... mountain that is about to cave in to the point of cliche, and dolce or Goode, who, almost never almost to the point of schmaltz.. ^ « Autograph Party looking at the keyboard, would They are meant, rathe& Jo be throw his head back, eyes closed, played for you while you sip » 1 f o r In thinking back, it seems the Trockadero’ fairy-tale myth and chauvinism Dr. Anthony A. Zaffut (Continued from p.6) so often found in ballet, weren’t variations. Ida Neversayneva is satirized enough. Instead, much remembered for her grande jets, humor was made of the childish Author of Tamara Buomdiyeva, for her bumbling and incompetence of series of pique turns, and Suzina the ballerinas. It was at these "A/phagenics, How to LaFuzziovitch for her virile times that it seemed more like a leaps. William Vanilla, a dashing slapstick humor than satirical cavalier type, and Olga commentary. Still, this was an Use Your Brain Waves Tchikaboumskaya, brought the important concert, in that it did // recital to a grande finale, with a try to comment on, and make us to improve Your Life. pas de deux, in which it seemed laugh at, the absurdities found in the dashing Vanilla was trying to the time-honored and beautiful and trip or even drop his partner. art of ballet. H and. Tension, Sexual Difficulties, Weight Control and other problems the Alpha way—without monitoring Devices Director of the DR. ANTHONY A. ZAFFUTO WITH MART Q. 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Cranston also an im m ediate tax cut, in- received a briefing on domestic approved of Carter’s efforts to dependent of tax reform, stating, violence in California. eliminate the imperial trappings “ I strongly support the Both Cranston and State that have encumbered the President’s tax reform objective, Senator Omer Rains addressed Presidency; in recent ad- but I fear that we could lose, or at themselves to business concerns ministrations. leastbadly delay, both the tax cut before the business luncheon. Cranston attributed Carter’s and tax reform if he insists on Rains introduced Cranston with a troubles with the Congress to trying to achieve both objectives speech that also attacked the inexperience, stating, “ A major in the same legislation.” state government’s anti-business problem with the President is his Later in the afternoon, Cran- reputation. tight discipline.” According to ston heard requests for federal “ During the past three years, Cranston, the tight legislative funding to provide shelters to we have seen evidence of more deadlines that Carter placed on victims of donestic violence, fiscal responsibility than at any himself and his Cabinet have According to staffers from the time in the last eight years,” sometimes resulted in hastily Commission on the Status of Rains said. He referred to drafted legislation. He cited the Women, one-fourth of all murders favorable statistics on the state Energy bill as an example. in the United States are husband- economy compiled by the U.S. Nevertheless, Cranston noted, wife killings. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Ac­ “ It should be recognized that Presen tly, there are few cording to these figures, the Carter has had the courage to shelters where women and growth rate fa* die California State Senator Omer Rains and U.S. Senator Alan tackle all these problems.” He children who are victims of this economy was greater than that of also explained that many violence can go in case of Cranston addressed a business luncheon in Santa the nation as a whole. California presidential initiatives have been emergency. Furthermore, 80 Barbara last Thursday. This was part of a tour that unemployment was lower than approved by Congress with little percent of all wife-beatings are brought the two Senators to UCSB the same day. the national rate and there was change. “ Taking all these things connected with drunkenness, ( Photo by Karl K. Mondon) more construction in the state into consideration, it’s not sur- heightening the need for the than in the nation at large. prising that his batting average is cooling-off period that a shelter Rains called for further effort poor” Cranston concluded. would provide. by the state to improve business- Referring to specific issues, Representatives of the com- government relations. “We Cranston discussed his objections missions and the various other certainly want to enhance con­ to the Energy Act, presently agencies present favored funding fidence in the business com­ under consideration by a House- for local snelters across the An 3¡J too c P ^ r â o i^ | munity, and that is one area Senate Conference Committee nation. They also supported where we’ve failed,” Rains According to Cranston, he op- funding to train police and "human comedy. Q V In n stated. posed the “gas-guzzler tax” and judicial personnel to handle the tax to encourage conversion domestic violence cases. There to coal because they Would cause was some discussion of new state Panthers, Italians undue hardship to California. laws that would make it easier for Cranston stated that due to women to take legal action Attacked by FBI California’s lack of public against assaultive husbands, transportation, increasing gas Cranston stated that he was (ZNS) It’s already been costs would deny necessary considering legislation that would revealed that the F B I sent out A f a a A O i t i t RELEASE transportation to many people, be introduced at the beginning of dozens of forged letters to He further claimed that requiring next year to expand the Child discredit Huey Newton and the conversion to coal would increase Abuse Prevention Center in the mm Black Panther Party in the late California manufacturing costs Justice Department that it would DO YOU ’60’s and early ’70’s. and lower air quality in the state, also handle domestic violence The bogus letters, written by Taxes received special at- problems, REMEMBER FBI agents and sent to tention from Cranston: “ A He stated that he would con- newspapers, magazines and substantial reduction in general sider funding for shelters when political groups, falsely accused taxes is virtually certain to be further figures were available on Newton of dang everything from voted by Congress early next the total costs for such a turning to Angela Davis to year.” Cranston supported the program. secretly embezzling Black Panther funds. Now, yet another FBI letter writing crusade has surfaced in I------INAI ------1 newly released Bureau documents, a Crusade to “ hold TODAY Newton up to ridicule.” CSO: CSO Bike Light Sale: from 11-1 in front of the UCen and at the ktnm iKdm The new documents reveal that Library. Be safe with a light! 968-3356 Bureau employees were assigned FRIENDS OF THE I.V. RECREATION AND PARK DISTRICT: M agic Lantern to forge and mail letters accusing Street dance with Bakiste. 7 p.m. on Pardall Rd. near the Co-op. Twin Theatres DEPARTMENT OF MILITARY SCIENCE: Free football films M O Cnbaica^er* Del Norte Newton of trying to earn some extra money by unloading 15,000 “ Big 8 Conference” and “ Western Athletic Conference” Noon rm “ Free Huey” buttons to Italian 136, Bldg 419. supporters of former Newark, A.S. SUPPORT: A.S. Support needs you! Get involved in any one of REALM OF New Jersey mayo- Hugh Ad- 50 A.S. Advisory Committees. Pick up a Support application at the donizio. A.S. office this week. THE SENSES In August of 1970, Addoniziohad N E X T W EEK A H IM IV NAGISAOSHNMA just been convicted of bribery GRADUATE STUDENTS ASSOCIATION AND UNIVERSITY charges. The forged FBI letters RELIGIOUS CONFERENCE: Grad Student Coffee Hour — suggested that since Addonizio’s featuring coffee, cookies, and conversation. 3 — 5 p.m. Monday iir first name was Hugh, the “ Free South Hall 1411. Huey” buttons were being UCSB CREATIVE STUDIES: Art Show — Theresa Hackett. The recycled at a profit by Newton. Way Waters Nov. 28 — Dec. 4. Watercolors and various works An F B I memo, written at the relating to the motion of the water and sailing travels throughout time, noted that Addonizio was the Pacific Ocean. 4:30-7 p.m. known as “ Hugh,” not “ Huey” . DEPARTMENT OF MILITARY SCIENCE: Free football films But the memo notes that the “ Southeast Conference” and “ Atlantic Coast Conference” Nora in forged letter should point out that, Rm. 136, Bldg. 419 on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday. in the memo’s worlds, “ most of ENGLISH UNDERGRADUATE ASSOCIATION: Student writers those guineas (Italians) can are invited to bring their work to a poetry workshop. Bring your “ O h , G o d !” hardly read or write, let alone own work. Get (and give) constructive criticism. 8 p.m. Monday. spell.” CHURCH UNIVERSAL AND TRIUMPHANT: Teachings of the Ascended Masters: an informal discussion. Tues. at 7:30 p.m. in Is it Funny! UCen 2294. GEORGE BURNS COPIES r 354' JOHN DENVER ^ TAKE ADVANTAGE OF W EEKLY SPECIALS From Warner Bros., O A W a r n e r Communications Company ADVERTISED IN THE Photo Finishing NEXUS WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1977 DAILY NEXUS PAGE 11 Helping Children in Mexico r (Continued from p.l) doing something to help people for attention. One little one around singing. right now by directly relieving couldn’t get over my blonde hair. Dietrich exclaimed, “ It was them. Los Ninos are working for They found simple ways to play. definitely the biggest mind- long range goals through A tennis ball and rocks became blower of the trip. We passed out education and helping kids. jacks. We found that poor people food to people. There was no “ It’s easier to say than when have something more important water, electricity or anything. you’re actually down there than wehave. They a recloser and The kids were half-clothed. One holding the kids and feeding their faith in God is really close- guy was living in three mat- them. There’s so much empathy knit. In America people find resses piled together. and sharing. The kids are so escape in material things.” “ I’ve been in touch with the stoked to have affection — stuff Gwen Leonard went to another himger thing for four years now, we take for granted. L don’t know orphanage with rows and rows of but this was a new experience. ' much Spanish, but discovered a cribs. She described, “The I’ve never been in touch with smile is universal;” younger children would run people that impoverished. It Card Neal visited one of the away. They just didn’t care The caused a re-dedication in me.” orphanages and found, “ The kids babies were pathetic. They had no Dietrich added, “We were are starved, not only for food but feeling, blank faces at two years. It was very sad and touching to see. It was rewarding when after Trower 'Obstacles' a couple of hours they would begin to respond. All the kids (Continued from p.l) were moving,” stated Curnutt knew the word ‘car’ in Spanish. legal ramifications Needing 2,800 tickets sold to To them when the carload of Los before we can give a comment” break even, Curnutt felt that Ninos people arrive it’s like Officials sources say that A.S. “ momentum of the show was Christmas.” + k Concerts possibly stands to lose rapidly increasing. The ticket Just through talking to those who up to $15,000, but according to sale lines the night of the concert know Paul Weiss, he appears to « * Curnutt, “ We hope to get it all were enormous.’? be a very warm and inspiring back.” “ I don’t' know what the can­ human being. Gary Dietrich “ We had considered cancelling cellation is gan g to do to us,” said affirmed this when he said, “ Paul the show (hi Friday, but sales Miller, “ Nobody is really at fault is really far-out. When he was It is a combination of cir­ given a humanitarian award he cumstances. We’ll learn from it said, ‘I find it bizarre that people Local Drug Raid We don’t have any excuses.” think it’s extraordinary to spend (Continued from p.l) Curnutt said, “ We are going to their lives feeding starving kids.’ arrested at their homes. make some changes. Perhaps we I hope to live in an age when Dicus added that the in- - may buy a bigger stage.” people think it’s extraordinary vestigationis still pending. All the Refunds will be available for all not to feed hungry people.” suspects are presently free on ticket-holders after Monday, Dietrich continued, “ I think we bail awaiting arraignment. Their November 28, at the exact place have an obligation to those case has not been filed with the of purchase only. I f the ticket was people. It’s funny that college District Attorney’s office at this bought at Cheap Thrills. Tuming students have the attitude “ we’re time. Point, or any of the numerous really poor” when we live in Ticketron outlets in Southern luxury compared to those people. California, the ticket must be I wake up every morning and returned to the same branch they think how lucky I am just to have were purchased. a warm place to stay. The thought Those who bought their tickets of them keeps me in a humble at the UCen Information Booth mode of thinking. How can I be at can obtain refunds at the A.S. peace with myself knowing Cashiers Office on the third floor people are starving. Los Ninos of the UCen. A deadline for the breeds joy and knowledge that * ticket refunds will be announced something can be done.” at a later date. Anyone is welcome to go on the Due to the pressing tour weekend trips with Paul Weiss to schedule of the Robin Trower Tijuana. It costs $15 altogether, $5 band, this concert will not be for gas and ten for food. Los Ninos rescheduled. is a non-profit organization.

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Photos by Karl Mondon WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1977 DAILY NEXUS PAGE 13 Gauchos Host Missouri and Doane During Thanksgiving By RICHARD BORNSTEIN All-District as a sophomore and guards. Three of them, Richard While most UCSB students will recently represented his District Ridgway (20), Keith Hunter (12) be going home during the mi a South American tour. - and Matt Maderos (10), scored in Thanksgiving Break, the Gaucho Saturday, Doane comes to face double figures against the basketball squad will be on hand the Gauchos. Australians last week. A fourth to host teams from Missouri The Tigers were 19-8 last year, guard, Jeff Perry, is expected to Western and Doane College. good enough to qualify them for be back in action after missing Missouri will be the first to the NAIA playoffs. This year, the opening game with a leg in­ arrive, Friday night f a - an 8:05 Doane, which is located in Crete, jury. game. The Griffons have had Nebraska, has scheduled some “ Perry is a real key to bur strong teams in the past, but major schools, like UCSB, the club,’ ’ said head coach Ralph faltered last year to 12-17. University of Oregon, Colorado Barkey, “ he really exhilirates us. However, coach Gary Filbert, in University, and Nevada-Reno. Guys don’t stand around when he his eighth year as head coach at Similar to the Gauchos, the is in the lineup.” the St. Joseph, Missouri school, Tigers do not have an over­ The Gauchos are also hoping to has added some impressive powering big man, they rely on get the same play from big Tom recruits to go along with his top speed and quickness. Bob Flavin and Pete Aronchick. four leading scorers from last Eubanks and Femado Chevannes Flavin scored 17 in the season season. are expected to supply most of opener while Aronchick added 14, “ It’sgd n g to be very difficult to their scoring punch. Eubanks -f to go along with his 10 rebounds. select a starting lineup, said average 14.1 punts per game Filbert. “ Sura, we’re going to (ppg) last year, while Chavannes The Gauchos will continue their "v have some weaknesses, but w e’re scored at an 8.1 ppg average. tough opening schedule on pleased that we have 14 players For UCSB, a lot of their success Saturday, December 3, when they with excellent ability.’’ depends upon the play of their face Stanford in Rob. Gym. Chris Burwell leads the lists of returnees for Missouri. He was Toney, Faltermeier Win in

Junior Wightman Tourney PETE ARONCHICK puts in two of his 14 points "How against the Australians in last Friday’s opening Competing for their first time in Angeles, UC Riverside, Oc­ the Junior W ightman Cup cidental and Cal Poly SLO. Toney game. The Gauchos return to action over the Tournament, four players from won 22 games in her Division I Thanksgiving break when they face Missouri UCSB women’s team made the bracket, out-distancing runner-up Western, Friday night, and Doane Saturday night Ifound most of the opportunity. Card Gray from Pomona who Both games begin at 8:05. (Photo by Dave Feldman) Jill Toney led the way for the had 17, and Gaucho teammate Gauchos, placing first in her Brink, who accumulated 16. play.” dynamite” division. Toney and the other “ Jill played good tennis,” said Brink is a transfer from Cal The Gauchos don’t return to 36 Gauchos, Gloria Flatermeier, head coach Darlene Koenig. “ She State Stanislaus and she played action until January 20 when they Mary Johnson and Debbie Brink, is very exciting to watch, and well in her initial UCSB match. {ace UCLA. Also included in their competed against schools like Cal anyone who sees her this year will Koenig looks for her to improve schedule will be Pepperdine, extra Poly Pomona, Cal State Los get excited just watching her steadily as the season progresses. Long>Beach State, Pomona, Cal In Division n, Faltermeier State L.A., Yale, and Colorado. came out on top with 24 points * IM Soccer Petition Started (games won), followed by davs teammate Johnson, with 19. A petition to amend a rule which prohibits the use of soccer cleats in . “ Gloria is one of our recruits Cagers on Rath any Intramural Soccer activity is being drafted. Prospectively, if there andshehas a picturesque game,” is a majority erf people who want to wear soccer cleats in Intramural Koenig said. “ She was just super Friday’s basketball game will competition, signing this petition would be the best attempt in passing during the tournament” be broadcast live over KCSB FM this amendment. The petition and a comparative of its pros and cons Overall, Koenig was pleased 91.5 beginning at 8 p.m. are posted in the IM trailer. If you’re interested, go to the IM trailer and with her players’ performances. Ted Deixler and Don Fisher will sign it. She continued, “ I was hoping that once again be doing the broad­ BeaSM M ftM iW a M iM iM flM aaaiM iM flaaaaaaajr t - - T T T T T T M r i » ] i > we would do this well, but it was casts.. The duo will be hosting 17 hard to tell. I thought we had been men’s games in all, including the For Classified Info looking strong in practice and I December 3 against Stanford and "I used to be too knew that if we played like we had several road games. The station uncomfortable to do CALL 961-3829 been practicing we would do will also be bringing the fans four much of anything when I alright I’m proud of the way they women’s basketball games played. They were just during the season. had my menstrual Deadline 2 days in advance period. It was like losing at least three days every month. Then, last year, I switched to Tampax DISCOUNTS TO tampons. Now I'm always on the go." ALL UCSB STUDENTS Making every day count is what Tampax THURSDAY, * tampons are all about. They eliminate chafing, December 1 bulk and bulges. In fact, ★ HAP\Gi:ON once the tampon is prop­ erly in place, you can't That’s the day when representa­ even feel it's there. tives from the Convair and Elec­ And Tampax tronics divisions of General tampons are uniquely Dynam ics will be conducting on- designed to conform to Foreign Auto Parts campus interviews with gradu­ individual vaginal con­ tours. Which means ating engineers. there's less chance of F o r L e s s leakage or bypass. If you’re interested in a career With Tampax with General Dynamics, please tampons you get a lot contact your placement office for more days out of the an interview appointment. year. And a lot more fun out of life. GENERAL DYNAMICS * The internal protection m ore w om en trust 5733 HoKster 964-8733 Open 8 am - 5:30 pm Weekdays An Equal Opportunity Employer M /F 4 TAMPAX* tampotii MADE ONLY BY TAMPAX INCORPORATED, PALMER. MASS* 9 am - 3 pm Saturday PAGE 14 DAILY NEXUS WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1977

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r G A U C H O JO A N R U S S E LL has been one of the top performers for catches Russell in most every aspect of the game; spiking, passing, the women’s volleyball team this season. A t times, the 5-9 senior is and blocking. Her play will be a key to the success of the team when unstoppable at the net Here, Nexus photographer Cam Lorentz they travel to Long Beach for Regionale this weekend.

a.m. on Friday. The rest of their schedule depends upon how they Spikers Set For Regionale on Friday fare in the double elimination By RICHARD BORNSTEIN volleyball away from Rob. Gym, month. They will have to play up between her club, Long Beach, tournament. Going through the season with a It is on to Long Beach, where and consequently the team is to their potential if they are to do San Diego State, and the winner 20-10 record to this point, their the on again, off again Gaucho seeded fourth in the tournament it of the Stanford-San Jose State final match was against UCLA women’s volleyball team heads behind USC, UCLA, and Pep- A mystery team of sorts, UCSB match tonight. She figures USC, last night, UCSB will probably for the Regionals at Long Beach perdine, in that order. The has defeated such top teams as UCLA, and Pepperdine are sure open with the same lineup State. Gauchos will need to finish fourth Brigham Young and Lamar bets. Maya Thiene, Joan Russell, Sue Kathy Gregory’s club has in the tourney in order to qualify University, and come close to “ We’re seeded fourth in the Varga, Kim Niles, Tricia Har­ played some of their best for the National in Utah next powerhouse Pep perdine. At the tournament, a nd if we play well — same time, Santa Barbara has we’ll make it to the Nationals. If ding, and Diana Mdnerny. with been taken to five games by UC we don’t play well we won’t go. Sandy Cagan being the first off Irvine, and Cal State Northridge, It’s that simple.” the coach said. the bench. Bonace Positive After Loss and split with Long Beach State, “ I’m not making any predictions, Russell and Thiene could hold the last meeting with Long Beach but if wedon’t goto Utah then I’ll the keys to the Gaucho success, being disastrous with the 49ers be very disappointed because I because when they play well the We Needed the Pressure' prevailing in three straight. think we have the ability to make team plays well. Both have be n Gregory expects the fight for it there.” playing well of late, with Russell Relieved of the pressure of playing their first game, the women’s the fourth and remaining west UCSB opens Regional action seemingly at her best in the big basketball team can now look to the season ahead. coast spot in the Nationals to be against San Jose or Stanford at 9 games. “ W e needed the pressure of an actual game so that we could realize our weaknesses,” said Coach Bobbi Bonace. She then added, “ We learned that we’ll have to be more composed. We panicked in that first game.” ATTENTION Since that game the Gauchos have been concentrating on their game Get Acquainted Offer plan and how to react to certain situations when things start to go Students are to turn in wrong. These are some of the things a team can’t realize about itself their lockers • *1 10 % DISCOUNT ON LABOR* f # # just by playing in scrimmages. ^ 7 *PAIITS I TAX MOT INCLUDED One thing the Gauchos won’t have to worry about is their defense. before 4:30 pm With their combination now to man-zone defense the Gauchos did a fine Friday, Dec. 2. E lectronic Specialists job of clogging the middle against the Road Runners last Saturday night. Although they didn’t show it in their opening game, the Gauchos Fin es SPECIALIZING IN STEREO SYSTEM REPAIRS are also a fine shooting team. 6533 MADRID RD. I 6 8 5 - 2 3 4 6 i ISLA VISTA, CA. This sh’duld be a more relaxed team when they visit Stanford w l be imposed for University for their second game of the season Monday, November 28. , faiure to do so Their next home game will be against Utah December 19.

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